Howdy,

I had intended to play a three or four song set of Decca tunes from the
Decca box set. Instead, the show evolved into a full blown Decca-themed
show, with about an hour and a half worth of music from the Decca vaults.

For what it's worth, I received more audience response to this installment
of Tennessee Saturday Night than any other, except possibly the Cas Walker
tribute show.

The Decca stuff was good to have from the box set, because admittedly, I was
a bit tired tonight. I had come on the air at 2:30 that afternoon to prepare
for a live in-studio interview with the Freight Hoppers. With the exception
of a 90 minute dinner break just before the kick-off of Tennessee Saturday
Night, I was on the air continuously until midnight. The Decca set helped me
conserve my energy for the Fringe and our special live guests.

But, I digress...

Here's what a Tennessee Saturday Night sounds like, with a special thanks to
all the folks who've worked through the years at Decca records.

(Contact information, etc., follows the playlist)

Tennessee Saturday Night -- Show #18 -- 7 PM to 10 PM
WDVX-FM -- Clinton/Knoxville, TN -- January 23, 1999

Tennessee Saturday Night -- Red Foley w/The Cumberland Valley Boys -- Heroes
of Country Music, Vol. 2 -- Rhino
Fall on My Knees -- The Freight Hoppers -- Waiting on the Gravy Train --
Rounder
When It Rains I Get Wet -- Hillbilly Idol -- Town and Country -- HBI

Pink Pedal Pushers -- Carl Perkins -- Restless: The Columbia Recordings --
Columbia
Back to the Barrooms -- J.D. Crowe & the New South -- Come On Down to My
World -- Rounder
That's How I Got to Memphis -- Kelly Willis -- Real: The Tom T. Hall
Project -- Sire
Do-Re-Mi -- Woody Guthrie -- Hills of Home -- Rounder

Marcella -- The Deliberate Strangers -- Mood Music for Snake Handlers --
Payday
Nagasaki -- The Cluster Pluckers -- Just Pluck It -- CPR
Give Back My Heart -- Lyle Lovett -- Pontiac -- MCA/Curb

College Horn Pipe -- Mark O'Connor -- Hills of Home -- Rounder
Sink the Bismarck -- Johnny Horton -- Johnny Horton's Greatest Hits --
I Never Picked Cotton -- Johnny Cash -- Unchained -- American

Penneyrille -- Blue Mother Tupelo -- My Side of the Road (1/23@Baker-Peter's
Jazz Club)
Best Friend -- Mike Cross -- High Powered, Low Flying -- Sugar Hill
(1/23@Down Home)
Our Town -- Iris DeMent -- Infamous Angel -- Warner Brothers (1/23@Bird's
Eye View)
Lookin' For Love -- Junior Brown -- Long Walk Back -- MCA/Curb (1/29@Bijou)

Texas Plains -- Stuart Hamblen & His Covered Wagon Jubilee -- Decca: from
the Vaults -- MCA
After the Fire Is Gone -- Loretta Lynn & Conway Twitty -- Decca: from the
Vaults -- MCA
Honky Tonk Songs -- Dolly Parton -- Hungry Again -- Decca

(Texas Plains was the first hillbilly recording from Decca's new "Hillbilly"
series in 1934. After the Fire Is Gone was written in 1970 by L.E. White, a
fiddler from my hometown and an army buddy of my great-uncle's. Hungry Again
is the best album of 1998.)

Uncle Pen -- Bill Monroe and His Bluegrass Boys -- Decca: from the Vaults --
MCA
Put It Off Until Tomorrow -- Bill Phillips -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA
Short Life of Trouble -- Riley Puckett -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA
Fraulein -- Bobby Helms -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA

Raggedy Ann -- Jimmy Dickens -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA
They Took the Stars Out of Heaven -- Floyd Tillman & His Favorite
Playboys -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA
Tennessee -- Jimmy Martin -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA

The Eyes of Texas -- Milton Brown and His Brownies -- Decca: from the
Vaults -- MCA
Pork Chop Stomp -- Grady Martin and His Winging Strings -- Decca: from the
Vaults -- MCA
I Never Had the One I Wanted -- Claude Gray -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA

Truck Driver's Blues -- Cliff Bruner and His Boys -- Decca: from the
Vaults -- MCA
Another -- Roy Drusky -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA
This Much a Man -- Marty Robbins -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA
Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy -- Red Foley -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA

Hello Vietnam -- Johnny Wright -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA
Bile Dem Cabbage Down -- Clayton McMichen's Georgia Wildcats -- Decca: from
the Vaults -- MCA
Blue Days, Black Nights -- Buddy Holly -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA

My Dixie Darlin' -- The Carter Family -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA
I'm Sorry -- Brenda Lee -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA
Coal Miner's Daughter -- Loretta Lynn -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA
Walking the Floor Over You -- Ernest Tubb -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA

It Ain't Easy Being Me -- Chris Knight -- Chris Knight -- Decca
Sweet Dreams -- Patsy Cline -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA
I Ain't Never -- Webb Pierce -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA

Rocky Top -- The Osborne Brothers -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA
The Salt in My Tears -- Dolly Parton -- Hungry Again -- Decca
Hello Darlin' -- Conway Twitty -- Decca: from the Vaults -- MCA

Paralyzed --  Elvis Presley -- Elvis 56 -- RCA
Great Balls of Fire -- New Grass Revival -- New Grass Revival -- Hollywood
Pig in a Pen -- Ricky Skaggs -- Ancient Tones -- Skaggs Family
Guitar Town -- Steve Earle -- Ain't Ever Satisfied -- Hip-O

I've Got a Tiger by the Tail -- Buck Owens -- The Very Best of Buck Owens,
Vol. 1 -- Rhino
Barroom Tan -- Honky Tonk Confidential -- Honky Tonk Confidential -- Too
Many Dogs
100% Pure Fool -- The Derailers -- Jackpot -- Watermelon

Chug-a-lug -- Roger Miller -- King of the Road -- Bear Family
Hey Joe -- Carl Smith -- Essential Carl Smith -- Columbia
Tear Down the Grand Ole Opry -- John Hartford -- Aereo-Plain -- Rounder

And that ends another Tennessee Saturday Night. Thanks for
listening/reading. Stay tuned for more play lists.

If you'd like to submit music for Tennessee Saturday Night, contact me at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or by regular mail at:

Shane Rhyne
208 W. Glenwood Avenue, #2
Knoxville, TN 37917

Take care,

Shane Rhyne
Knoxville, TN
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

NP: Radney Foster, See What You Want to See

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