| Route 78 West | 2/12/2006 | back |
| Show #257 TB & Consumption |
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| 01 Texas Bill Strength,
Hillbilly Hades-Stardaze 02 Stonewall Jackson, BJ The DJ 03 Jimmie Rodgers, Whippin' That Old TB 04 Gillian Welch & David Rawlings, Leavin' Trains (rare) - break 10:15 am 05 Jimmie Rodgers, Gambling Bar Room Blues 06 Texas Jim Louis, Dusty Skies-78 07 Hank Williams, So Lonesome I Could Cry-Mercury, LP 08 Skeeter Davis, It's The End Of The World-RCA, LP 09 Peasall Sisters, My Immortal Home 10 The Rolling Stones, Shine A Light (rare, 1969) - break 10:35 am 11 The Rolling Stones, Sweet Virginia (rare, 1969) 12 Teddy Thompson And Louis Waynewright, King Of The Road 13 Sandman, The Radio Works Fine- Lone-R Records, CD 14 Big Boy Groves, Bucket Of Blood (rare hipster sound) 15 Graham Lindsey, Dead Man's Waltz-Catamount, CD 16 Bob Dylan, This Land Was Made For You And Me (rare) - break 11:06 am 17 Doye O'Dell, She Left Me When My Dreamboat Started Leaking 18 Texas Rangers, I've Changed My Penthouse For A Pup-Tent, 78 19 Moby Grape, 8:05-Columbia, LP 20 Iron & Wine, Sodom South Georgia (rare) 21 Jerry Jeff Walker, The Banks Of The Old Bandara-MCA, LP 22 Shaw Jackson And Buddy Jackson, No One Will Ever Know (thanks Ted) - break 11:32 am 23 Jesse Sykes and The Sweet Hereafter, Reckless Burning (rare) 24 Ted Sturgeon, Instrumental (rare) 25 Neil Young, Bad Fog Of Loneliness (rare) 26 Carey Swinney, Galileo, Charlie and Thom-Johnson Grass Records, CD |
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| Notes: |
It feels like the old days, with my ear next to the GE portable anticipating
what will happen. Right from the start Uncle Jeff's voice was crisp. The
tone of the show set up when Stonewall Jackson hit with, "A story 'bout
a pal of mine, who worked out near the Georgia line. A D.J. in a little
country station. Everybody loved him dear, cause he played what they liked
to hear. He built himself up quite a reputation." Illusions of dusty trail rides, rumbling trains, barroom brawls, consumption, and immortality had me wondering about where I've been and a little about where I'm headed... "The whole world looks vain through this window frame." Today's hot hipster sound "Bucket Of Blood," by Big Boy Groves is the curious edge of jazz coming at the right time. This show was filled with intentional and perceived musical themes allowing each listener a maverick moment. As Ukulele Loki and Jefferson caught up between sets I gazed out the window to shining frozen suburbia contemplating the actuality and archaic. Thanks Ted for another disk of sweet music. Adios till next time. |
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