Mark Hogan’s in Grass Valley this week gearing up for the 41st Annual Father’s Day Bluegrass Festival which opens this coming Thursday, June 16th. Dave Stroud will be sitting in for Mark and will feature new releases, old standards, and vintage country sounds from the likes of Doug Sahm, Chris Smither, The Hackensaw Boys, and Emmylou Harris & The Nash Ramblers….not to mention a good helping of Bill Monroe recordings from 1960.
Coming up on our last live show of May, what better way but to dig just a little bit deeper into some of the field recordings of the first half of the 20th century that found popularity in the country, blues, and popular charts. Some of these songs had the ‘right’ rhythm or struck a chord with the message they sent. While most were traditional pieces by the time the musicologists had arrived with their primitive recording machines, others were original and told just the right story. We’ll hear Eric Clapton, Aaron Copland, B.B. King, and Tom Waits right alongside the originals done by Smith Casey, Gwen Foster, Belton Reese, and Ora Dell Graham.
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Warner Williams With Jay Summerour
Worried Life Blues
Blues Highway
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Thomas "Jaybird" Jones
Worried Life Blues
Field Recordings, Vol. 3: Mississippi (1936-1942)
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David Edwards
Worried Life Blues
Library of Congress Alan Lomax Collection
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Eric Clapton & B.B. King
Worried Life Blues
Riding With The King
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Agustus "Track Horse" Haggerty
Hattie Green
Texas Field Recordings – 1934-1939
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George Hamilton IV
Abilene
Classic Country
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Rouse Brothers
My Family Circle
Classic Field Recordings
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The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
Will The Circle Be Unbroken
Appalachian Stomp: Bluegrass Classics
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Ace Johnson w/L. W. Gooden
Mama Don't Low No Swingin' Out In Here
Field Recordings Vol. 6: Texas (1933-1958)
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Doc Watson
Mama Don't Allow No Music
Memories
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W. M. Stepp
Bonapartes Retreat
Country & Western, Vol.2 [Disc 1]
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Aaron Copland, London Symphony Orchestra & William Warfield
Rodeo – Four Dance Episodes (Instrumental): IV. Hoedown
Copland Conducts Copland (Expanded Edition)
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Dock Reed
Down on Me
Field Recordings, Vol. 4: Mississippi & Alabama (1934-1942)
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Big Brother & the Holding Company
Down on Me
Rock: Train Kept a Rollin' Disc 1
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Ozella Jones
Prisoner Blues
Field Recordings, Volume 7 : Florida
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Fiona Apple
Criminal
Tidal
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Smith Casey
East Texas Rag
Texas Field Recordings – 1934-1939
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Tom Waits
The Soul Of A Man
God Don't Never Change: The Songs Of Blind Willie Johnson
Dave Stroud will explore the gospel form, both African American and Country, focusing on the theme of ‘going to the water’ to be saved. The songs reflect the celebration of ‘washing the soul’ as a tradition of a Christian faith. The performers will include Da Costa Woltz, Clefs of Harmony, Dock Walsh, and Ernest Stoneman’s Dixie Mountaineers. There will also be a helping of passionate sermons to make sure we keep our paths straight.
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Gee's Bend Residents
Good Evening Everybody (I've Been to the River and I've Been Baptized)
How We Got Over: Sacred Songs of Gee's Bend
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Da Costa Woltz's Southern Broadcasters
Baptist Shout
Da Costa Woltz's Southern Broadcasters & Frank Jenkins' Pilot Mountaineers (1927-1929)
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Mountain Ramblers
Baptizing Down By The Creek
Sounds of the South [Disc 3] – Negro Church Music & White Spirituals
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Bill Monroe
The Old Country Baptising
Bluegrass 1959-1969 [Disc 2]
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The Louvin Brothers
The River Of Jordan
Satan Is Real
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Zion Harmonizers
Brother Moses Smote The Water
Best of Louisiana Music SAMPLER
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Tommiettes Gospel Singers
Have You Been Through The Water
Powerhouse Gospel
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The Golden Gate Quartet
Dip Your Fingers in the Water
Vol. 4 (1939-1943)
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The Golden Gate Quartet
Wade in the Water
CD 2 the Recent Years
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The Staple Singers
Wade In The Water
Freedom Highway
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The Reverend J.M. Gates
Baptize Me
Take Me To The Water
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Elder JE Burch
Baptism By Water, And Baptism By The Holy Ghost
Take Me To The Water
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The Blind Boys Of Alabama
Take Me To The Water
I'll Find A Way
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The Harmonizing Four
Wade In The Water
The Essential Guide To Gospel
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Skylarks
Baptism Of Jesus
I Heard The Angels Singing : Electrifying Black Gospel From The Nashboro Label 1951-1983
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Clefs of Harmony
Baptized
This May Be My Last Time Singing: Raw African-American Gospel on 45RPM, 1957-1982
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Selah Jubilee Singers
It's Cool Down Yonder By Chilly Jordan
Vol. 2-(1941-44/45)
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Sam Cook & Soul Stirrers
Jesus Gave Me Water
Great Gospel – No Tears in Heaven
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The Holmes Brothers
I Surrender All
Gospel Brunch Classics
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The Chuck Wagon Gang & The Orthophonic Choir
Shall We Gather At The River
Orthophonic Joy
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The Carter Family
On My Way To Canaan's Land
The Carter Family 1927 – 1934 [Disc 3]
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Dock Walsh
Bathe In That Beautiful Pool
Take Me To The Water
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Ricky Skaggs
River Of Jordan
Family And Friends
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Ernest Stoneman's Dixie Mountaineers
Down To Jordan And Be Saved
The Bristol Sessions 1927-1928 [[Disc 4]]
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Washington Phillips
Denomination Blues Part 1
Take Me To The Water
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Vaetta Stewart And Heavenly Tones Of Berkeley
I Love The Lord
Swingin' On The Golden Gate Volume 2: A Survey Of Bay Area Gospel
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Rev. Arthur Ransburg And The Voices Of Christ Of Berkeley
I've Already Been To The Water
Swingin' On The Golden Gate, Volume 2: A Survey Of Bay Area Gospel
I’ll say…finger pickin’ good music featuring finger pickin’ great performers from the past century. We’ve got a two hour sampling of sounds from the likes of Doc Watson, Jorma Kaukonen, Chet Atkins, Tommy Emmanuel, Blind Blake, Riley Puckett, and (of course) Merle Travis. Our Wednesday evening will keep it pretty folksy and traditional for the most part, leaning on tradition and the very best in string picking and chord strumming. All this and more on our roots music show which is produced exclusively for Sonoma County community radio, both KWTF and KOWS.
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Leo Kottke
Buckaroo
Essential
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Chet Atkins
Wheels
Mr Atkins-Guitar Picker
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Doc Watson
Windy and Warm
The Best of Doc Watson: 1964-1968
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Doc Watson
Moody River
Memories
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Doc Watson
Doc's Guitar [#]
The Best of Doc Watson: 1964-1968
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Jefferson Airplane
Embryonic Journey
Walk on the Moon
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Jorma Kaukonen
Will There Be Any Stars In My Crown (Instrumental)
Stars In My Crown
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John Fahey
Poor Boy, Long Ways from Home
The Legend of Blind Joe Death
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Davy Graham
Angi
3/4 Ad – Single
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Davy Graham
Davy's Train Blues
3/4 Ad – Single
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Stefan Grossman
Police Dog Blues
How To Play Blues Guitar
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Blind Blake
Diddie Wa Diddie
Roots of Rock
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Lonnie Johnson
Untitled
Steppin' On The Blues
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Riley Puckett
Fuzzy Rag
Imaginational Anthem, Vol. 6 : Origins of American Primitive Guitar
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Etta Baker
One Dime Blues
Classic Blues From Smithsonian Folkways
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Merle Travis
Freight Train (Instrumental)
The World's Greatest Bluegrass Bands
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Tommy Emmanuel
The Bug
It's Never Too Late
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Bob Brozman
Hano Hano Hanalei [Album Version]
Blue Hula Stomp [Remastered]
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Merle Travis
Li'l Liza Jane (Instrumental)
The World's Greatest Bluegrass Bands
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Jorma Kaukonen
Fur Peace Rag
Stars In My Crown
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Leo Kottke
Wonderland By Night
Peculiaroso
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Leo Kottke
Little Martha
Leo Live
24
Leo Kottke & Mike Gordon
Rings
Sixty Six Steps
25
John Fahey
Layla
Rain Forests, Oceans And Other
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Dave Van Ronk
Green, Green Rocky Road
Two Sides of Dave Van Ronk
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Doc & Merle Watson
Bonaparte's Retreat
Then And Now/Two Days In November
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Sam McGee
Knoxville Blues
Friends Of Old Time Music [Disc 1]
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Mississippi John Hurt
Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight
Complete Studio Recordings 3-CD Set
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Stefan Grossman
Pallet On Your Floor
How To Play Blues Guitar
31
David Bromberg
Come All You Fair and Tender Maidens
Hills Of Home: 25 Years Of Folk Music On Rounder Records
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Mance Lipscomb
Sugar Babe
Texas Songster
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Jorma Kaukonen & Tom Hobson
Barrier
Quah [Bonus Tracks]
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Bob Hadley
Celtic Reverie
Imaginational Anthem
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Bert Jansch
Angie
Running From Home – An Introduction to Bert Jansch
The second installment in our exploration of the Alan Lomax book of the same name, this time focusing our energies on tradition in gospel and spiritual. Leader-chorus work songs to lighten the load of heavy labor; dancing songs to quicken the spirit on those rare holidays; and spirituals to replace their lost African religions and to console in times of physical torment and spiritual degradation are all captured here, including the stories and lineage behind the original pieces. We’ll hear from a diverse selection of performers including The Dixie Jubilee Singers, Odetta, Nina Simone, Tom Waits, Eva Cassidy, and many others.
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Fisk Jubilee Singers
I Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray
The Gold and Blue Album
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Bessemer Sunset Four
Climbing Jacob's Ladder
Bessemer Sunset Four (1928-1930)
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Kenneth Benfield
Jacob's Ladder (Folk)
Masters of Old-Time Country Autoharp
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Holly Near, Arlo Guthrie, Ronnie Gilbert, Pete Seeger
Blind Willie Johnson’s music seems to resurface through discovery with each generation and understandably so. Because tied to the meager catalog of thirty songs that he recorded over some four sessions between December, 1927 and April, 1930, is a dark and foreboding voice in the night. Its glow is that of a solitary candle in a room of shadows in a house whose bones have fallen to derelict and decay. Willie is telling us to take notice.
The story of Blind Willie Johnson was best transcribed in Sam Charters’ introduction and liner notes for Columbia’s Roots & Blues Series’ “The Complete Works of Blind Willie Johnson”. We’ll go a bit deeper, dedicating our two hours to Blind Willie Johnson featuring tracks from the new tribute album “God Don’t Never Change: The Songs of Blind Willie Johnson”, some classic recordings of Blind Willie, as well as covers of every stripe and style.
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Reverend Lewis Jackson & Charlotte Rucell
Dark Was The Night
Classic Sounds of New Orleans
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Blind Willie Johnson
Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground
Blues Masters, Vol. 15: Slide Guitar Classics
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Derek Trucks And Susan Tedeschi
Keep Your Lamp Trimmed And Burning
God Don't Never Change: The Songs Of Blind Willie Johnson
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Hot Tuna
Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning [Live]
Live In Japan
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Bruce Cockburn
Soul of a Man
Nothing But a Burning Light
7
Ry Cooder
Dark Was The Night
Paris, Texas
8
Maria Muldaur
Oh, the Rain
Any Woman's Blues
9
Sinead O'Connor
Trouble Will Soon Be Over
God Don't Never Change: The Songs Of Blind Willie Johnson
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Ella Mae Wilson, Lillie B. Williams, and Richard Williams
Motherless Children
Drop On Down in Florida [Disc 2]
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John Hammond, Jr.
Motherless Willie Johnson
Country Blues
12
Odetta
Motherless Children
7 Classic Albums Plus Bonus Radio Tracks
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The Dixie Hummingbirds
Nobody's Fault
Diamond Jubilation: 75th Anniversary
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Arizona Dranes
Bye & Bye We're Going To See The King
He Is My Story: The Sanctified Soul Of Arizona Dranes
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Blind Willie Johnson
Trouble Will Soon Be Over
The Complete Blind Willie Johnson
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Blind Willie Johnson
Let Your Light Shine On Me [Album Version]
The Ladykillers Music From The Motion Picture
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Rev. Pearly Brown
God Don't Never Change
You're Gonna Need That Pure Religion
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The Staple Singers
Samson And Delilah
Freedom Highway
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Lee Roy Parnell/The Fairfield Four
John the Revelator
Peace in the Valley [Arista]
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The Venice Four with Rose Stone and The Abbot Kinney Lighthouse Choir
Let Your Light Shine On Me [Album Version]
The Ladykillers Music From The Motion Picture
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Blind Willie Johnson
Church, I'm Fully Saved To-Day
The Complete Blind Willie Johnson
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The Levon Helm Band
God Don't Never Change
The Midnight Ramble Sessions Vol 3
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David Bromberg Band
Nobody's Fault But Mine
Only Slightly Mad
24
The Blasters
Samson and Delilah
Testament: The Complete Slash Recordings (1981-1985) (2 of 2)
25
Blind Willie Johnson
If I Had My Way I'd Tear The Building Down
ABC Of The Blues Vol 20
26
Johnny Shines
It Ain't Nobody's Fault But Mine
Traditional Delta Blues
27
Irma Thomas
Soul of a Man
After the Rain
28
Tom Waits
The Soul Of A Man
God Don't Never Change: The Songs Of Blind Willie Johnson
Our theme this evening is ragtime and it’s impact on the past century of America’s music. Join Dave Stroud for a themed collection of early and mid-century ragtime beginning with Cliff Edwards and running all the way through to some modern sounds out of Hamilton County, Tennessee. We’ll explore the Tiger Rag, the Maple Leaf Rag, the Black Mountain Rag, and then settle in for some of the sounds of Deep Elem. Music embellished with the stories of the performers, the theme, the songs, and the time…something you can’t get but on community radio.
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Cliff Edwards
Ragtime Cowboy Joe
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The Hillbillies
Ragtime Cowboy Joe
Howdy! 25 Hillbilly All-Time Greats
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Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks
Ragtime Cowboy Joe
Tangled Tales
5
Blind Blake
Diddie Wa Diddie
Ragtime Guitar's Foremost Fingerpicker
6
Sol Ho'opi'i
Twelfth Street Rag
Master of the Hawaiian Guitar Vol 1
7
Riley Puckett And Ted Hawkins
Hawkins Rag
Serenade The Mountains: Early Old Time Music On Record, [Disc 3]
8
Sons of the Pioneers
'A' Rag
Songs of the Prairie – CD5
9
Leon McAuliffe
Twin Fiddle Rag
Tulsa Straight Ahead
10
Spade Cooley & the Western Swing Dance Gang Feat. Tex Williams
Down Home Rag
Shame On You
11
Les Paul & Mary Ford
Tiger Rag
The Best of the Capitol Masters: Selections From "The Legend and the Legacy" Box Set
12
Pearl Bailey
Johnson Rag
Chronological Pearl Bailey (1947-1950)
13
Hank Thompson & His Brazos Valley Boys
Beaumont Rag
Songs For Rounders
14
David Miller
Jailhouse Rag
Old-Time Mountain Guitar
15
The McCormick Brothers
Bugle Call Rag
Constant Sorrow: Bluegrass From Root To Flower [Disc 3]
It’s all about the traditional and popular dance music celebrated in the song of the past century. The show opens with the recognition of folk dance’s lineage, those ancestral elements that inhabit a very large part of our need to communicate and celebrate as a society. Most of the early rhythms we’ll hear to start the show are a blend of ancestral folk but we’ll also share the sound of popular dance. Tune in for country, pop, and folk sounds including cajun sounds from Michael Doucet, old-timey guitar and fiddle sounds of Darby and Tarlton, Tejano polka from Flaco Jimenez, and plenty more waltzes, polkas, and two steps.
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The Morrison Twin Brothers String Band
Ozark Waltz
Arkansas at 78 RPM: Corn Dodgers & Hoss Hair Pullers
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Tom Darby & Jimmie Tarlton
Alto Waltz
Darby & Tarlton – Disc A (Atlanta 1927-29)
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Pee Wee King
Tennessee Waltz
Country & Western Hit Parade 1948
5
BeauSoleil
Cajun Midnight Waltz
The Mad Reel
6
Texas Troubadours
Gardenia Waltz
Almost To Tulsa: The Instrumentals
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Ernest Tubb
Waltz Across Texas
Ernest Tubb: The Definitive Collection
8
Junior Brown
My Baby Don't Dance To Nothing But Ernest Tubb
12 Shades of Brown
9
Louise Massey & The Westerners
Squeeze Box Polka
Country & Western, Vol.2 [Disc 5]
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Flaco Jiminez
Tico Taco Polka
Buena Suerte, Seqorita
11
Merle Travis & Joe Maphis
Beer Barrel Polka
Country Guitar Giants
12
Doyle Lawson/Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver
Polka on the Banjo
School of Bluegrass Disc 1
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Spade Cooley & the Western Swing Dance Gang Feat. Tex Williams
Cowbell Polka
Shame On You
14
Arthur Smith
Rock And Rye Polka
Here Comes the Boogie Man
15
The Collins Kids
Rock And Roll Polka
Hop, Skip & Jump [Disc 1]
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Buck Owens
Buck's Polka
Buck 'Em: The Music Of Buck Owens (1955-1967)
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The Hot Frittatas
Il Pensiero Polka
What's Next ?
18
R. Crumb And His Cheap Suit Serenaders
La Gima Polka
Singing In The Bathtub
19
Chet Atkins
New Spanish Two Step
Guitar Legend – RCA Years (Disc 2)
20
Beau Jocque & The Zydeco Hi-Rollers
Beau's Cajun Two Step
Beau Jocque Boogie
21
Doug Kershaw
Mamou Two-Step
The Best Of Doug Kershaw
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Byrd Moore
Favourite Two Step
Gennett Old Time Music 1927-34
23
Zydeco Force
Shaggy Dog Two-Step
Alligator Stomp 5: The Next Generation
24
Clifton Chenier
Louisiana Two Step
Louisiana Blues and Zydeco
25
Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra
Charleston [1925]
The Charleston Era
26
Aiken County String Band
Charleston Rag (1927)
Work Hard, Play Hard, Pray Hard: Hard Time, Good Time, And End Time Music, 1923-1936
27
Sons of the Pioneers
Square Dance
Songs of the Prairie – CD4
28
Red Foley
Sugarfoot Rag Square Dance
Hillbilly Fever [Disc 3]
29
Chet Atkins
Cosmic Square Dance
Chet Picks On The Grammys
30
Johnnie Lee Wills
Square Dance Boogie
The Western Swing: Doughboys, Playboys, and Cowboys – Oakie Boogie [Disc 4]
31
Freeny's Barn Dance Band
Mississippi Square Dance – Part 2
The Cornshucker's Frolic Vol. 1: Downhome Music And Entertainment From The American Countryside
We visit the classic sounds of country and bluegrass with thematic overtones of gospel. The love of country music often had its roots in a performer’s childhood memories of community church and the sound that would evolve from country and bluegrass provided a tone that grew from those memories…with a tenor that could easily echo the word’. The greatest of them elevated their popularity with their flock by invoking the name of that higher power of God and church in the community of bluegrass: The Stanley Brothers, Mac Wiseman, Ricky Skaggs, Doyle Lawson, and even country groups like the The Louvin Brothers and The Whitstein Brothers made gospel a core of their repertoire.
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The Louvin Brothers
There's A Higher Power
Satan Is Real
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The Whitstein Brothers
Way Up On The Mountain
Sing Gospel Songs of the Louvins
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Fern Jones
I Do Believe
The Glory Road
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Kitty Wells
I Heard My Saviour Call
Dust on the Bible (1959)
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Kitty Wells
(I've Got My) One-Way Ticket to the Sky
Dust on the Bible (1959)
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Milton Estes
Hish! Somebody's Calling My Name
Favorite Sacred Songs
8
Brother Claude Ely
Fare You Well
Satan Get Back
9
King's Sacred Quartette
Turn Your Radio On
Heartwarming Gospel – 18 Best of King Gospel
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J.E. Mainer
Workin' On A Building
Heartwarming Gospel – 18 Best of King Gospel
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The Carter Family
God Gave Noah The Rainbow Sign
Jubilation! Great Gospel Performances: Vol. 3: Country Gospel
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The Carter Family
On My Way To Canaan's Land
Take Me To The Water
13
The Delmore Brothers
The Wrath Of God
Favorite Sacred Songs
14
The Stanley Brothers
Over the Glory Land
16 Greatest Gospel Hits
15
The Stanley Brothers
My Lord's Going To Set Me Free
Hymns & Sacred Songs
16
Mac Wiseman
I'm Using My Bible For A Road Map
Grassroots To Bluegrass
17
Mac Wiseman
Dust On The Bible
Grassroots To Bluegrass
18
Ricky Skaggs
Hallelujah I'm Ready
Family And Friends
19
The Johnson Mountain Boys
Springtime in Glory
Stained Glass Hour: Bluegrass and Old-Timey Gospel Music
20
Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver
Jesus Gave Me Water
Jubilation! Great Gospel Performances: Vol. 3: Country Gospel
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George Jones & Tammy Wynette
Let's All Go Down To The River
Jubilation! Great Gospel Performances: Vol. 3: Country Gospel
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Moore & Napier
Gathering In The Sky
Heartwarming Gospel – 18 Best of King Gospel
23
Elvis Presley
I'm Gonna Walk Dem Golden Stairs
He Touched Me: The Gospel Music of Elvis Presley Disc 1
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Willie Nelson
Sweet Bye and Bye
Old Time Religion
25
Johnny Cash
Unclouded Day
Voice of the Spirit, Gospel of the South
26
Chuck Wagon Gang/The Jordanaires
Down the Road
70th Anniversary
27
The Corley Family
Way To Glory Land (1929)
Work Hard, Play Hard, Pray Hard: Hard Time, Good Time, And End Time Music, 1923-1936
28
The Corley Family
Give The World A Smile
Down In The Basement: Joe Bussard's Treasure Trove Of Vintage 78s: 1926-1937
Our show features the sounds of the acoustic country blues. We’ll hear from early century greats like Jim Jackson, Luke Jordan, Geeshie Wiley, and Gus Cannon’s Jug Stompers. There will also be a little help from some contemporaries who were their influence by this music. Get ready for some deeper sounds from Daddy Stovepipe, Papa Charlie Jackson, and Frank Stokes to round things out on a chilly evening in the North Bay on Sonoma County community radio.
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Taj Mahal
Fishin' Blues
The Best Of Taj Mahal
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John Sebastian
Jug Band Music
Chasin' Gus' Ghost
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Cannon's Jug Stompers
Bring it with You When You Come
Good For What Ails You (2) Music Of The Medicine Shows 1926-1937
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Cannon's Jug Stompers
Going To Germany
The Rose Grew Round The Briar
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Dick Justice
Little Lulie
Old Time Music From West VI : Old-Time Music From West Virgi
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Dick Justice
Brown Skin Blues
Hillbilly Blues
8
Geeshie Wiley
Last Kind Words
Mississippi Masters
9
Geeshie Wiley and Elvie Thomas
Pick Poor Robin Clean
Mississippi Masters
10
Luke Jordan
Pick Poor Robin Clean (Eng 16 Aout 1927 Charlotte)
Rough Guide To The Blues Songsters
11
Tommie Bradley
Nobody's Business if I Do
Good For What Ails You (2) Music Of The Medicine Shows 1926-1937
12
Mississippi John Hurt
Praying On The Old Camp Ground
Avalon Blues: The Complete 1928 OKeh Recordings
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Mississippi John Hurt
Frankie
Avalon Blues: The Complete 1928 OKeh Recordings
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Mississippi John Hurt
Let the Mermaids Flirt With Me
The Library of Congress Recordings, Vol. 1 (Disc 1)
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Frank Stokes
How Long
Before The Blues: Early American Black Music Scene (Vol. 2)
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Frank Stokes
I Got Mine
Good For What Ails You (2) Music Of The Medicine Shows 1926-1937
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Henry Thomas
Bull Doze Blues
Roots of Rock
18
Luke Jordan
Church Bell Blues
Bill Wyman's Blues Odyssey [Disc 1]
19
Long "Cleve" Reed and Little Harvey Hull ' Down Home Boys
Original Stack O' Lee Blues (BP 8030, BP8030B)
The Rise & Fall of Paramount Records, Volume 1 (1917-1927)
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Long "Cleve" Reed and Little Harvey Hull ' Down Home Boys
Mama You Don't Know How (BP 8030, BP8030A)
The Rise & Fall of Paramount Records, Volume 1 (1917-1927)
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Daddy Stovepipe & Mississippi Sarah
Burleskin' Blues
Blues From The Vocalion Vaults
22
Daddy Stovepipe & Mississippi Sarah
The Spasm
Good For What Ails You: Music Of The Medicine Shows 19261937
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Sweet Papa Stovepipe
All Birds Look Like Chicken To Me
Cluck Old Hen
24
Pink Anderson
He's In the Jailhouse Now
Gospel, Blues, and Street Songs
25
Will Bennett
Railroad Bill
Rough Guide To The Blues Songsters
26
Henry Thomas " Ragtime Texas"
Railroadin' Some
Good For What Ails You: Music Of The Medicine Shows 19261937
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Rory Block
Railroadin' Some
Gone Woman Blues: The Country Blues Collection
28
Papa Charlie Jackson
Drop That Sack
Papa Charlie Done Sung That Song – [Disc 2]
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Papa Charlie Jackson
Skoodle-Um-Skoo
Papa Charlie Jackson Vol. 3 (1928 – 1934)
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Jim Jackson
I Heard the Voice of a Porkchop
Good For What Ails You (2) Music Of The Medicine Shows 1926-1937
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Jim Jackson
Jim Jackson / Jim Jackson" Kansas City Blues, Pt. 1
