01     The Fabulous Blue Jays, Jay Walker-Big Beat, CD
02     Coy Wilcox, Found Me A Bird Nest-Sarg, CD
03     Gillian Welch, Look At Miss Ohio-Comp CD
04     Neil Young, Out On The Weekend-Reprise, 33Lp
- break 5:15 pm
05     Richmond Fontaine, Blinding Sight (electric version)
06     Bob Dylan, Frankie Lee & Judas Priest-Columbia, 33Lp
- break 5:30 pm
07     Little Roy Wiggins, Wiggin's Wiggle-Starday Records, 33Lp
08     Dwight Yoakam, Guitars, Cadillacs-Reprise, 33Lp
09     Jimmie Widener, You Can Stay At Home-Westside, CD
10     Nolan Bruce Allen, Texas Playboy Chimes-Glad Music Co, CD
- break 5:40 pm
11     Jimmie Dry, I'm Just A Stand-In -Sarg Records, CD
12     Kasey Chambers, Country Hit Monologue & Short song
13     Kasey Chambers, I'm A Little Bit Lonesome-Warner, CD
14     The Cox Family, I Am Weary (Let Me Rest) Mercury, CD
15     Gillian Welch, I Made A Lover's Prayer-Comp CD
16     Blue Rodeo, Hickory Wind - break 6:00 pm
17     Bob Dylan, Dear Landlord-Columbia, 33Lp KCS 9604
- break 6:06 pm
18     Josh White, Landlord-Folkways, CD
- break 6:09 pm
19     DeVotchKa, Death By Blonde-Cicero, CD
20     The Joy Boys, Gavotte Espresso-Big Beat, CD
21     Legendary Shack Shakers, Help Me From My Brain-Bloodshot, CD
22     Muddy Waters, She Moves Me-Chess Records, 33Lp
23     Swervedriver, Cars Converge On Paris-A&M, CD
24     The Dee Jays, Twistin' Drums-Big Beat, CD
- break 6:30 pm
25     George Jones, Will The Circle Be Unbroken-Mercury, CD
26     Bob Wills, Texas Blues-Mercury, CD
27     Foy Willing & The Riders of The Purple Sage, Holiday For The Blues-Binge, CD 215
28     Paul Howard & His Arkansas Cotton Pickers, The Boogie's Fine Tonight-Westside, CD
29     Deuce Spriggens, Red Hot Mama-78Rpm
- break 6:45 pm
30     Tim Buckley, Dream Letter-Elektra, CD
31     Richmond Fontaine, Lost Son - break 6:58 pm
32     Wilco, Reincarnation

Tonight's show started off with an Australian surf trak by The Fabulous Blue Jays. The lead trak from Gillian Welch's new album, Miss Ohio, and a Neil Young tune were played back to back as examples of the patented "Nashville Beat" circa Kenny Buttery, Tim Drummond and Charlie McCoy. Jeff continued the Nashville Beat theme through the third set. Richmond Fontaine's electric version of Blinding Sight is a prelude to their rumored Denver visit this coming July. A folk rock undercurrent includedBob Dylan's Frankie Lee and Judas Priest.

Little Roy Wiggins began a 4 trak set of traditional country ending with Nolan Bruce Allen's Texas Playboy Chimes, a tune that has an old sound, but is modern material based out of New York City. The Australian Kasey Chambers showed she has a voice with the style of Loretta Lynn. A voice like that causes one to stop and take note.

Blue Rodeo's 1996 cover of Hickory Wind shows why they are one of Canada's most popular country bands. Loki rolled into the studio about an hour late and quickly challenged listeners to come up with verses for Kasey Chamber's I Hope I Go to Texas When I Die.

Loki insisted a few tunes be played and dedicated to all those &#@!ing landlords taking advantage of their renters.

The spaghetti western courtesy of local band DeVotchKa and part of a set which took listeners through several genres including the Legendary Shack Shakers, Muddy Waters and more. Then it was back to traditional country for a set before Alt-Country came in to bring the show to a close.

The change of season seems to bring a subtle pleasant shift to Route 78 West's play list. The addition of Swervedriver's Cars Converge on Paris really caught my ear and had me asking Uncle Jeff to borrow the CD. Swervedriver's trak was a completely new experience and got me realizing that each show revisits historical music while discretely introducing seldom heard traks.