Another theme time extravaganza for our listeners on this new Spring morning here in Sonoma County. The theme focuses on bad behavior, poor judgement and legal entanglements that find themselves into the American musical lexicon. Rock, country and blues seem to lean on the theme more than any other with the country stories of cheatin’, stealin’, and petulant pistols being the most common. We’ll be hearing from Johnny Cash, Porter Wagoner, Louis Jordan, Elvis, The Cadillacs, and a number of others, sharing stories of everything from jaywalking to murder. Oh…and let’s not forget the lawyers. No lawyer jokes, though. Just a little bit of David Lindley, Kitty Wells, and Warren Zevon on visiting day behind the bars…which is every Friday morning at 9 on community radio for Sonoma County.
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Willy DeVille
Hey Joe
Backstreets Of Desire
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The Leaves
Hey Joe
Nuggets Sampler 1965-1968
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The Bobby Fuller Four
I Fought The Law
Fifty Years Of Hits – Vol. 4
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Dick & Dee Dee
Thou Shalt Not Steal
The Singles Collection
6
The Cadillacs
Jay Walker
For Collectors Only (Disc 3)
7
Kitty Wells
Thou Shalt Not Steal (Remastered)
Thou Shalt Not Steal (Remastered) – Single
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Ray Batts
Stealin' Sugar
Best of Excello Vol 2: Southern Rhythm & Rock
9
Eilen Jewell
If You Catch Me Stealing
Letters From Sinners & Strangers
10
Hank Snow
The Man Who Robbed The Bank At Santa Fe
I'm Still Movin' On [Disc 1]
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Porter Wagoner
The Cold Hard Facts of Life
The Essential Porter Wagoner
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Jimmy Littlejohn
No Parking Here
The World Is A Monster
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Johnny Cash
Out Among the Stars
Out Among The Stars
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Johnny Cash
Folsom Prison Blues
Original Greatest Hits
15
The Byrds
Pretty Boy Floyd
Sweetheart of the Rodeo
16
Joe Ely
Miss Bonnie and Mister Clyde
Happy Songs from Rattlesnake Gulch
17
Merle Haggard
The Legend Of Bonnie And Clyde
The Lonesome Fugitive: The Merle Haggard Anthology 1963-1977 [Disc 1]
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The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Jesse James
Uncle Charlie & His Dog Teddy
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Bruce Springsteen
Jesse James
We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions [DualDisc] Disc 1
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New Riders Of The Purple Sage
Glendale Train
New Riders Of The Purple Sage
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Soggy Bottom Boys/Tim Blake Nelson
In the Jailhouse Now
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
22
Rod Morris
Alabama Jailhouse
Country Boy's Dream
23
Dean Taylor
Indiana Wants Me
70s Music Explosion Escape
24
Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five
Private Property (No Tresspassing)
One Guy Named Louis: The Complete Aladdin Sessions
From the Bowery to Brooklyn to Broadway to the Bronx…the sidewalks of New York is the topic of the morning, our Gotham theme this Friday on community radio from the Left Coast looking east. Join Dave Stroud for a handsome cab journey through the past century of iconic sounds where the heartbeat of the melting pot of America sings. You’ll be treated to some early Broadway musical samples, the imaginings of West Side Story, the hotel orchestras, and vocal elaborations from Darin, Sinatra, Ella, an Cohan. There will be no exclusion here as late century rock and vocal groups as we’ll hear from The Ad Libs, The Drifters, Garland Jeffreys and others. New York has always been a mirror into the soul of America and has always represented its humanity as a visit to any street in Manhattan would reveal; and its music is, in turn, a reflection itself of that humanity. Join us.
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Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
The Sidewalks of New York
Internet Archives
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George Cohan Jr.
Give My Regards To Broadway
The Golden Entertainers
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Ruby Keeler, Dick Powell & Co.
42nd Street – from 42nd Street
Warner Brothers 75 Years of Film Music (2)
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McGlinn/London Sinfonietta
Shuffle Off to Buffalo (42nd Street)
The Busby Berkeley Album
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Gold Diggers Of 1935 Film Cast Feat. Winifred Shaw & Dick Powell
Lullaby Of Broadway
Lullaby Of Broadway: The Music Of Harry Warren
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Jo Stafford
Manhattan Serenade
For You
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Ella Johnson & Buddy Johnson
Going To New York
Go Ahead And Rock And Roll
9
Ella Fitzgerald
Manhattan
Mad Men: Music From the Series, Vol. 1
10
Babs Gonzales
Dem New York People
Cool Whalin'
Babs
11
Betty Wand (For Rita Moreno) And George Chakiris
America
West Side Story
12
Enrique Madriguera and His Orchestra
She's a Latin from Manhattan
Retro Top Charts / European Dance Orchestras F the 30s & 40s., Volume 4
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Desi Arnaz
I Come From New York
The Best of Desi Arnaz: The Mambo King
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Bobby Darin
Sunday in New York
Wild Cool & Swingin
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Frank Sinatra
Theme from New York, New York
Sinatra Reprise: The Very Good Years
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Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis
Ev'ry Street's A Boulevard In Old New York
The Capitol Years [Disc 1]
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Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong
There's A Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon For New York
Best OF Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong
18
The Ad Libs
The Boy From New York City
Malt Shop Memories: Save The Last Dance For Me (Disc 2)
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The Drifters
On Broadway
Red, White & Rock Disc 2
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John Barry
Midnight Cowboy
Moviola
21
Harry Nilsson
Everybody's Talkin'
Yesterday's Gone [Disc 2]
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Harry Nilsson
I Guess the Lord Must Be in New York City
All-Time Greatest Hits
23
Simon & Garfunkel
The Only Living Boy In New York
The Essential Simon & Garfunkel [Disc 2]
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Henry Mancini
Rhapsody in Blue
Instrumental Favorites
25
Garland Jeffreys
New York Skyline
Ghost Writer/One-Eyed Jack/American Boy & Girl [[Disc 1]]
A hunka hunka free form sounds this morning on Deeper Roots: some thoughtful pairings and some that just need to be pushed to the surface. We’re coming up on Daylight Savings Time already as we prepare for the days to get longer shedding more light in the attic from the window up above. Songs today explore mojo, some gospel musings, concerns about a fellow named Lou whose got the flu, and some reflections on the 420 favorite. Performers include Julia Lee, Little Jimmy Dickens, Ivie Anderson, Lightnin’ Hopkins, and we’ve even got an ‘unknown’ from the mid-century wondering “Who’s Boogeying My Woogie Now”. Imagine that. Well, imagine this: Friday mornings on KOWS Community Radio are made just for the beginning of Spring. Tune in.
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John Prine
Clay Pigeons
Fair & Square
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Elvis Presley
Burning Love
Elvis 30 #1 Hits
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Sister Rosetta Tharpe
99 1/2 Won't Do
Gospel Train
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Mary Deloatch
The Lord's Gospel Train
Nuggets Of The Golden Age Of Gospel 1945-1958
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Nina Simone
Lilac Wine
Verve/Unmixed 3
7
Ivie Anderson
Chocolate Shake
An Introduction To Ivie Anderson
8
Bette Midler
Marahuana
Songs For The New Depression
9
Julia Lee
Marijuana
Kansas City Star [Disc 4]
10
Buddy Holly
Fool's Paradise
Buddy Holly And The R&R Giants [Disc 2]
11
Eddie Cochran
C'mon Everybody
Eddie Cochran: 2 Classic Albums Plus Singles And Session Tracks [Disc 1]
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Fats Domino
Be My Guest
Fats Domino Out of New Orleans
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Dorsey Burnette
Don't Let Go
The Precious Years
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Charley Crockett
The Man That Time Forgot
Welcome To Hard Times
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Kevin Russell
Country Boy
Country Swing
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Little Jimmy Dickens
May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose
Columbia Country Classics, Vol. 3: Americana
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Buddy Emmons
New Road Under My Wheels
Buddy Emmons Sings Bob Wills
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John Prine
Who's Gonna Take The Garbage Out (Featuring Iris Dement)
For Better, Or Worse
19
Roger Miller
Lou's Got The Flu
King Of The Road – The Genius Of Roger Miller (CD1)
20
Roger Miller
The Moon Is High (And So Am I)
King Of The Road – The Genius Of Roger Miller (CD1)
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Muddy Waters
Got My Mojo Working
His Best, 1956 To 1964
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Ann Cole
I Got My Mojo Working
Roots Of Rock & Roll – Rough And Rowdy [Disc 4]
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Unknown Artist
I Wonder Who's Boogeying My Woogie Now ?
Boogie Woogie Gals – 1939-57
24
Lightnin' Hopkins
Mojo Hand
The Very Best Of Lightnin' Hopkins
25
Mose Allison
Mojo Woman
Down Home Piano
26
Willie Nelson & Lucinda Williams
Overtime
It Always Will Be
27
John Fogerty
Who'll Stop the Rain (with Bob Seger)
Wrote a Song for Everyone
28
Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band
Still the Same
Greatest Hits
29
Raul Malo
It Only Hurts Me When I Cry
After Hours
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Red Simpson
Jeannie With the Light Brown Cadillac
The Best of Red Simpson: Country Western Truck Drivin' Singer
We’re gathering under the Americana tent this morning; well, I guess, technically, we do each Friday morning. But this week we’ll spend some time with the classics. I’ll be sharing mid-century highlights from east, west, north and south in a show that pays tribute to some of the classic performers and performances that codified what’s become known as Americana: not a genre, but more of something in the air that makes you comfortable as a well worn blanket but also is the cold breeze that comes in through the cracks. I’ve got the celebratory sounds of The Blasters, Arlo Guthrie, and the NGDB; the painful reminders of days past from The Band, Chris Hillman, and Guy Clark; the harsh reminders of what got us here from Steve Earle, James McMurtry, and Bruce Springsteen. So much more to share in only two hours on Sonoma County Community Radio.
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The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Dark as a Dungeon
Will the Circle Be Unbroken [Bonus Tracks] Disc 1
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The Byrds
You Ain't Going Nowhere
Sweetheart of the Rodeo
4
Michael Nesmith
Joanne
Troubadours: Folk And The Roots Of American Music 4: 10 The West Coast
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Bobby Bare
The Streets of Baltimore
Memories – RCA Singles 1962 – 1969
6
Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash
Girl From The North Country
Country Music: A Film By Ken Burns – The Soundtrack [Disc 2]
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Arlo Guthrie
The City Of New Orleans
Hobo's Lullaby
8
Chris Hillman & Herb Pedersen
The Lost Highway
Bakersfield Bound
9
Neil Young
Harvest
Decade Disc 2
10
The Band
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
The Best of the Band
11
John Fogerty
Lodi
The Long Road Home: The Ultimate John Fogerty – Creedence Collection
12
Emmylou Harris
Red Dirt Girl
Artist's Choice: Sheryl Crow
13
John Prine
Speed of the Sound of Loneliness
German Afternoons
14
Joe Ely
Boxcars
Honky Tonk Masquerade
15
The Blasters
Border Radio
Testament: The Complete Slash Recordings (1981-1985) (1 of 2)
Something different this week. We’ll be reflecting on the Spring Issue of a magazine that cuts through the heart of what we love doing here on both Blue Moon Americana as well as Deeper Roots. There are a handful of publications that make the cut but No Depression magazine is truly special and the Spring 2021 issue is something to revel in. The writing, the artists, and the arc of ‘The Great American Songbook’, from Stephen Foster to Louis Armstrong is given thoughtful and insightful treatment. Our show this week puts a soundtrack with a century of America’s music explored: Dock Boggs’ Pretty Polly, George Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue, The Blue Sky Boys’ cover of Knoxville Girl, and some incredible Latin vocals from one Omara Portuondo. The magazine is worth the read and the music is worth a listen. Tune in on a Saturday among the Sonoma County skies for the best of community radio.
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Paul Robeson
Joe Hill
Songs of Free Men
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George Gershwin
Rhapsody in Blue
Nipper's Greatest Hits: The 20's
4
Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong
Summertime
Porgy & Bess
5
Chick Webb & His Orchestra
A-Tisket, A-Tasket
Ken Burns Jazz [Disc 2]
6
Loudon Wainwright III
You Rascal You (I'll Be Glad When You're Dead)
I'd Rather Lead a Band
7
Dinah Washington
They Didn't Believe Me (from "The Swingin' Miss D")
Dinah Washington: Eight Classic Albums
8
Billie Holiday
Autumn in New York
Ken Burns Jazz
9
Omara Portuondo
El Hombre Que Se Fue (The Man That Got Away)
Black Magic (Magia Negra)
10
Desi Arnaz
Holiday In Havana
The Best of Desi Arnaz: The Mambo King
11
Perez Prado
Cuban Mambo
Rumba Gone Mambo
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Xavier Cugat
Papa Loves Mambo
Lounge Music Goes Latin
13
Stephen Foster
Beautiful Dreamer
The Songs of Stephen Foster
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John Prine
My Old Kentucky Home, Goodnight
Beautiful Dreamer: the Songs of Stephen Foster
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Laurie Lewis & Kathy Kallick
Oh! Susanna
Sing The Songs Of Vern & Ray
16
Mavis Staples
Hard Times Come Again No More
Beautiful Dreamer: the Songs of Stephen Foster
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Dock Boggs
Pretty Polly
78s
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Dirk Powell
I Ain't Playing Pretty Polly
When I Wait For You
19
The Blue Sky Boys
Story Of The Knoxville Girl
Absolutely Bluegrass
20
Nelstone's Hawaiians
Village School
The Harry Smith B-Sides
21
Dock Boggs
Oh Death
Dock Boggs Is Legendary
22
Ray Charles
Georgia on My Mind
Genius & Soul: The 50th Anniversary Collection Disc 2
While the clouds of war and fascism were spreading in earnest across Europe, here at home the movies Stagecoach, The Wizard of Oz, and Gone With The Wind premiered and Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath was first published. Lou Gehrig bid farewell, A pound of hamburger cost 14 cents and the average price of a new car was $700. And the music was both dance crazy and uplifting, with the music of Tin Pan Alley, Broadway and film dominating. This week’s show will feature the music of 1939 with performances from Crosby, Garland, The Ink Spots, Cab Calloway and Billie Holiday. We’ll also be featuring the jazz and big band sounds of Jimmie Lunceford, Coleman Hawkins, Count Basie, and a handful of others. Deeper Roots sounds from over eight decades past on community radio for Sonoma County coming to you each Friday morning and evening.
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Louis Armstrong
Jeepers Creepers
Johnny Mercer (1909 – 1976)
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Jimmie Lunceford & His Orchestra
Tain't What You Do
Columbia Records' 125th Anniv.
4
Fats Waller
Your Feet's Too Big
The Joint Is Jumpin'
5
Count Basie's Kansas City 7
Lester Leaps In
Columbia Records' 125th Anniv.
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Woody Herman
Woodchopper's Ball
Swingingest Sounds Ever Heard – The Best of the Big Bands
7
Billie Holiday
Strange Fruit
The Ultimate Collection [Disc 1]
8
Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra
I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues
Harold Arlen Writes the Songs
9
Billie Holiday
Them There Eyes
Lady Day: The Complete Billie Holiday on Columbia 1933-1944 [Disc 06]
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Ethel Waters with Edward Mallory & His Orchestra
Old Man Harlem
Hoagy Carmichael & Friends: Stardust Melody
11
Marlene Dietrich
Falling In Love Again
The Blue Angel
12
Bob Hope & Shirley Ross
Thanks for the Memory
Hits of 30's & 40's 1 & 2
13
Judy Garland
Over The Rainbow
That's Entertainment! The Best Of The MGM Musicals
Deeper Roots goes deeper this Friday morning. We’ll be sharing the songs of tradition and folk blues from an artist who opened up a world to a generation of followers in the 1940s and 1950s. With the witting arm of Alan Lomax as his promoter and benefactor, Huddie Ledbetter’s music would get wings and find its place in America’s traditional music lexicon. This week’s show, like last week’s Bill Monroe special, revisits the music that he was identified with, much of which he is credited with bringing into this world, or at least opening our eyes to. We’ll hear from Doug Sahm, Red Smiley, Odetta, The Weavers, Bob Dylan, and many others on a show that celebrates a giant of America’s songbook. Tune into KOWS radio every Friday morning at 9 Pacific for a new episode of a show that’s heading into it’s ninth year here on KOWS Community Radio.
The music of Bill Monroe is the theme of our show today. We’ll be featuring some classic tunes from the Monroe catalog including some traditional tunes as well as those written by the master himself. The performers include those from all walks: Ray Charles, Elvis, Doc Watson, Bruce Hornsby, and a collection of bluegrass favorites including Jim & Jessie McReynods, Ricky Skaggs, The Seldom Scene and a couple dozen others; all of them covering Bill Monroe’s music with some loyal to the arrangements while others putting their own spin on it. Join Dave Stroud once again for a collection of sounds from those dusty digital bins, those deeper wells, here on Sonoma County Community’s own community radio. Free Form. Free Speech. No Bull. Your alternative radio station in the North Bay.
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Elvis Presley
Working On The Building
Amazing Grace – His Greatest Sacred Performances (Disc 1)
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Ray Charles
Blue Moon Of Kentucky (Swingova)
Complete Country & Western Recordings: 1959-1986 [Disc 2]
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John Fogerty
Blue Moon Of Kentucky
Songs of Bill Monroe
5
Leon Russell
Uncle Pen
Hank Wilson's Back [Bonus Tracks]
6
The Louvin Brothers
What Would You Give In Exchange For Your Soul
Close Harmony [Disc 8]
7
The Devil Makes Three
What Would You Give (In Exchange for Your Soul)
Redemption & Ruin
8
Jerry & Tammy Sullivan
Wicked Path Of Sin
Legend Lives on-a Tribute to Bill Monroe
9
Jim & Jesse McReynolds
Wicked Path Of Sin
Music Among Friends
10
Emmylou Harris & The Nash Ramblers
Walls Of Time
At The Ryman [Live]
11
The Johnson Mountain Boys
Walls Of Time
Bill Monroe Centennial Celebration: A Classic Bluegrass Tribute Disc 2
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Hazel And Alice
True Life Blues
Bill Monroe Centennial Celebration: A Classic Bluegrass Tribute Disc 2
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Bruce Hornsby & Ricky Skaggs
Toy Heart (Live)
Ricky Skaggs and Bruce Hornsby: Cluck Ol' Hen (Live)
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Red Allen
Sweetheart, You Done Me Wrong
The Folkways Years 1964 – 1983
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The Million Dollar Quartet
Sweetheart You Done Me Wrong
The Million Dollar Quartet: 50th Anniversary Special Edition
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Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs
Six White Horses
1957-1959 (Warped 5722)
17
The Bluegrass Band
Six White Horses
2nd Cut
18
Doc Watson
The Girl In The Blue Velvet Band
Good Deal!
19
Mac Wiseman
The Girl In The Blue Velvet Band
Great Folk Ballads
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Doc Watson/Merle Watson
Roll on Buddy
Doc Watson on Stage (Featuring Merle Watson)
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Ramblin' Jack Elliott
Roll On Buddy
The Essential Ramblin' Jack Elliott
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Doc Watson
My Rose of Old Kentucky
Memories
23
Dwight Yoakam
Rocky Road Blues
Big Mon – The Songs of Bill Monroe
24
Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps
Rocky Road Blues
The Forgotten 45s 1957-1959 (CD2)
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Doc & Merle Watson
New River Train
Remembering Merle – Live Recordings 1976-1979
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The Seldom Scene
Little Georgia Rose
Act 3
27
Earl Scruggs/Foggy Mountain Boys/Lester Flatt
Molly and Tenbrooks (The Race Horse Song)
The Essential Earl Scruggs (1 of 2)
28
Don Reno & Bill Harrel With The Tennessee Cut-Ups
Molly And Tenbrooks
20 Bluegrass Favorites
29
Tony Rice Unit
Midnight on the Stormy Deep
Hills Of Home: 25 Years Of Folk Music On Rounder Records
This past January was as much a month to remember as it was to forget. We’ll keep the serenity we need by softening the blow with music while also celebrating the good with swing, country, rhythm and gospel in another eclectic free form show on Sonoma County community radio. Cold weather and rain arrives so we’ll share the soul sounds of William Bell and Johnnie Taylor, some folk rock from Linda Ronstadt, swing vocals from The Mills Brothers and The Four Vagabonds, and gospel with Lou Rawls and the Pilgrim Travelers. We’ll visit Shenandoah, The Red River Valley, and Forty Miles of Bad Road in our Friday morning show, recorded this week in the Deeper Roots Den. I hope you’ll join us.
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Michael Nesmith
Begin The Beguine
Tropical Campfires
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Mikki Wilcox
Ain't Got Nothin' But the Blues
Sun Ballads 1953-62
4
Maria Muldaur
I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues
Love Wants to Dance
5
The Four Vagabonds
Coming In On A Wing And A Prayer
The Dawn Of Doo-Wop Vol. 1
6
Jimmie Rodgers
Shenandoah
40 All-Time Favorites [Disc 2]
7
Duane Eddy
Forty Miles Of Bad Road
Dance With The Guitar Man
8
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
The Image of Me
Playback Disc 5
9
Ry Cooder & Manuel Galban
Patricia
Hear Music, Vol. 9: Souvenirs
10
The Texas Tornados
Wasted Days And Wasted Nights
The Best Of Texas Tornados
11
Glories
Dark End Of The Street
Memphis Boys: The Story Of American Studios
12
Bessie Banks
Go Now
Dave Godin's Deep Soul Treasures Vol. 2
13
William Bell
Everybody Loves a Winner
The Complete Stax-Volt Singles 1959-1968 (7 of 9)
14
Wilson Pickett
I'm In Love
Memphis Boys: The Story Of American Studios
15
Johnnie Taylor
Who's Making Love
Stax Number Ones
16
Booker T. & The MG's
Time Is Tight
I'll Take You There
17
Elvis Presley
I Gotta Know
Elvis' Golden Records (Volume 3)
18
Marshall Crenshaw
I'm Sorry (But So Is Brenda Lee)
Downtown
19
Brenda Lee
That's All You Gotta Do
American Music Library: The Hits Of 1960
20
The Jack Fords
That's All You Gotta Do
Foot Tappin' & Dance At Screamin' Festival Vol. 1
21
Big Boy Groves
I Gotta New Car
Fool Mule
22
Corey Glover
Three Time Loser
Back To The Streets – Celebrating The Music Of Don Covay
We just can’t get enough of this sound, a blend of sounds that cannot be pushed away with the urban renewal of auto-tune and electronic pasteurization. It’s long history of inspiration whose roots are driven by centuries of influence, from Congo Square to Rampart Street, and beyond. Our show today returns to the humid southern climes at the mouth of the Mississippi for some of the very best of rhythm, from Cosimo Matassa’s studios to the clubs that pepper the Crescent City on Bourbon Street. Popular rhythm and blues today from Nawlins inclues some Fats, Professor Longhair, Huey “Piano” Smith, Paul Gayen, Frankie Ford, and a couple dozen others giving us that signature percussive backbeat embellished by pounding piano. It’s a Friday evening celebration here on Sonoma County Community radio.
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Big Boy Myles
New Orleans
The History of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues [Disc 5]
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Dirty Dozen Brass Band
The Monkey [Album Version]
The New Orleans Album
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Fats Domino
When The Saints Go Marchin' In
Very Best of Fats Domino [Phantom] (Disc 2)
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Dr. John
Somebody Changed The Lock
Dr. John's Gumbo
6
Huey "Piano" Smith
Mean Mean Mean
ABC Of The Blues, Vol. 40
7
Professor Longhair
Got My Mojo Working
Fess: The Professor Longhair Anthology [Disc 2]
8
Ernie K-Doe
A Certain Girl
Absolutely the Best
9
Frankie Ford
It Must Be Jelly
Very Best Of Frankie Ford
10
Lee Diamond&The Upsetters
Hattie Malatti
The History of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues [Disc 3]
11
Huey "Piano" Smith
Would You Believe it, I Have a Cold (Doctors)
Bob Dylan Presents: Radio Radio, Theme Time Radio Hour, Vol. 3
12
Dirty Dozen Brass Band
My Feet Can't Fail Me Now
Our New Orleans: A Benefit Album
13
Smiley Lewis
Big Mamou
R&B Outbreak CD 2
14
Clarence "Frogman" Henry
It Won't Be Long
Ain't Got No Home: The Best Of Clarence "Frogman" Henry
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Edgar Blanchard
Honeycomb
The History of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues [Disc 3]
16
Charles "Hungry" Williams
So Glad You're Mine
The History of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues [Disc 1]
17
Champion Jack Dupree
Mail Order Woman
New Orleans R&B Outbreak
18
Paul Marvin
Hurry Up
The History of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues [Disc 4]
19
Paul Gayten
For You My Love
Chess New Orleans [Disc 1]
20
Larry Williams
Bad Boy
The History of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues [Disc 3]
21
Fats Domino
Please Don't Leave Me
Very Best of Fats Domino [Phantom] (Disc 1)
22
Smiley Lewis
Mama Don't Like
ABC Of The Blues Vol 25
23
Charles Brown & Amos Milburn
Educated Fool
The History of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues [Disc 4]
24
Kermit Ruffins
Holy Cow
Livin' A Tremi Life
25
Barbara George
I Know (You Don't Love Me No More)
Highlights From Crescent City Soul: Sound Of New Orleans 1947-1974
26
Jewel King
3×7=21
Gettin' Funky [Disc 4]
27
Irma Thomas
Look Up (AKA Whenever)
Soul Queen of New Orleans
28
Eddie Bo
Roamin-Itis
The History of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues [Disc 6]
29
Zorro & The Zips
Frankie & Johnny
Boppin' By The Bayou – Baby Dolls & Drive-Ins
30
Danny White
Let's Play
The History of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues [Disc 1]
31
The Showmen
True Fine Mama
The History of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues [Disc 6]
32
Lee Diamond &The Upsetters
It Won't Be Me
The History of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues [Disc 5]
33
Huey "Piano" Smith & His Clowns
Alimony
Radio Radio Vol.5 [Disc 1] Bob Dylan
34
Jessie Hill
Scoop Scoobie Doobie
The History of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues [Disc 5]
35
Earl King
No City Like New Orleans
Doctors Professors Kings & Queens: Box New Orleans
36
Galactic
Go Go
Doctors Professors Kings & Queens: Box New Orleans
