Route 78 West Sunday 10/5/2003 back
Show #136 You Read My Mind
  HOUR 1 Mp3
 

HOUR 2

Mp3
 track  artist, song-label, format
  01     Dixon Brothers, At Twilight Old Pal Of Yesterday-Document Records, CD
02     The Louvin Brothers, Where No One Stands Alone-Copper Creek, CD
03     Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys, What's The Matter With The Mill-Old Timey, 33 Lp
- break 5:15 pm
04     The Louvin Brothers, The Christian Life-Capitol, CD
05     Jimmy Revard & His Oklahoma Playboys, Fox And Hounds-Old Timey, 33 Lp
06     Pee Wee King, Oh Monah-Bloodshot, CD
07     Red Knuckles & The Trailblazers, No Where Man (1990)
- break5:26 pm
08     Beatrice Kay, Hooray Hooray, 78 Rpm
09     Little Jimmy Dickens, Take An Old Cold 'Tater-Columbia, 33 Lp
10     Patty Page, Detour
- break 5:37 pm
11     Mississippi John Hurt, Make Me A Pallet On The Floor-Vanguard, 33 Lp
12     Gillian Welch, Make Me A Pallet On The Floor-Acony, CD
13     Lighting Hopkins, At Home Blues-Arhoolie, 33 Lp
- break 5:50 pm
14     Gillian Welch, Revelator
15     Jimmy Reed, Take Out Some Insurance-Vee Jay Records, 33 Lp
16     Neil Young, Double E-Reprise, CD
- break 6:06 pm
17     Dixon Brothers, The School House Fire-Document Records, CD
18     Graham Lindsey, Dead Man's Waltz-Catamount, CD
19     Bob Dylan, To Ramona-Columbia, 33 Lp
- break 6:23 pm
20     A.P.E., Snakes Pass-Dorado, CD
21     Di Dollari, Farewell To Cheyenne-Dancing Bear, CD
22     Ryan Adams, Tell Them That The House Is Not For Sale
- break 6:40 pm
23     Richmond Fontaine, Post To Wire-El Cortez, CD
24     Roy Acuff, Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain
25     Pee Wee King, Get Together Polka-Bloodshot, CD
- break 6:48 pm
26     Tex Williams, Big Hat Polka
27     Burle Ives, Ghost Riders In The Sky
- break 6:55 pm
28     Richard Buckner, Train Wrecks Waiting To Happen
Notes: As I was unpacking my equipment to get ready for tonight's show a spark of electricity ran across my brain as Jeff walked over and shoved a Jimmy Reed album down for me to see, "I tried to call you to remind you to find some Jimmy Reed, but I guess you read my mind". I'm not all that familar with Reed, but after the trak had played for a time I knew I was listening to a sound that influenced the Blues genre. The walking bass line and vocals of this artist are unmistakable. Needless to say the trak "Take Out Some Insurance" is my top pick for this show. I'll add that you should catch a PBS special which is currently running on Denver's channel 6. This 7 part Blues experience explains the details of how influential this genre is on the music scene. This is important stuff to know and will have you listening to music in a different way.

Greg Brown will be playing at the Boulder Theater Friday, December 5, 8pm.
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