Back to the bayou. Back to Bourbon Street. From a house of blues to the small clubs out across the river. We’ll be taking a journey into the deeper wells where the influences include urban blues, jazz, French Acadian, Caribbean, and African American. And one could argue a handful of others. It’s all there in the sounds of south where the pianos and guitar amps are wired into a foundation of tradition…as if performed from a garage or cabin. Cookie & The Cupcakes’ swamp pop, swamp rock from Randy & The Rockets, New Orleans busking from Snooks Eaglin, classic piano noodling from the Professor and Dr. John, and a warm bouillabaisse of southern musical cuisine from Dave Bartholomew and Fats Domino all served up on a Friday evening celebrating a few of the treats on community radio for Sonoma County, KOWS.
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Dr. John
Honey Dripper
Definitive Pop Collection
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Charles Sheffield
Boogie Children
Rhythm & Bluesin' By The Bayou – Rompin' & Stompin'
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Professor Longhair & His Blues Scholars
Walk Your Blues Away
'Fess: The Professor Longhair Anthology [Disc 1]
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Dave Bartholomew
Got You On My Mind
1952-1955
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Joe Medwick
Brought Down
I4m An After Hour Man (The Crazy Cajun Recordings)
7
Phil Bo
Don't Take It So Hard
Swamp Gold, Volume 1
8
Cookie & the Cupcakes
Mathilda
Swamp Gold, Volume 1
9
Cookie & His Cupcakes
Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
Rhythm 'n' Bluesin' By The Bayou – Vocal Groups
10
Rod Bernard
This Should Go On Forever
Chess New Orleans [Disc 2]
11
Dr. John
Wash, Mama, Wash
Definitive Pop Collection
12
Erwin Babin
Big Boy Blue
Boppin' By The Bayou – Made In The Shade
13
Clint West
Our Love
Swamp Gold, Volume 1
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Clarence 'Bon Ton' Garlow
Flip Flop
Louisiana Swamp Blues
15
Clarence 'Bon Ton' Garlow
Hey Mr. Bon Ton
Louisiana Swamp Blues
16
Rod Bernard
Diggy Liggy Lo
Swamp Gold, Volume 1
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Katie Webster & Bobby Jay
Hey Mr Love
Rhythm 'n' Bluesin' By The Bayou – Mad Dogs, Sweet Daddies & Pretty Babies
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Jay Nelson
Silly Filly Oh Baby
Rhythm & Bluesin' By The Bayou – Rompin' & Stompin'
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Fred Carter
(You'll Have To) Come And Get It
Boppin' By The Bayou – Baby Dolls & Drive-Ins
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Randy & the Rockets
Lets Do the Cajun Twist
Swamp Gold, Volume 1
21
Rufus Jagneaux
Opelousas Sostan
Swamp Gold, Volume 1
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Fats Domino
La-La [Version 2]
They Call Me the Fat Man: The Legendary Imperial Recordings Disc 3
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Fats Domino
I Want You to Know
They Call Me the Fat Man: The Legendary Imperial Recordings Disc 3
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Snooks Eaglin
Lavinia
Baby, You Can Get Your Gun!
25
Snooks Eaglin
By the Water
Complete Imperial Recordings
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Charles Sheffield
I Would Be a Sinner
Best Of Excello Vol 1: Sound of the Swamp
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Zorro & The Zips
Frankie & Johnny
Boppin' By The Bayou – Baby Dolls & Drive-Ins
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Jay Chevalier & The Longshots
Cuttin' Cane
Boppin' By The Bayou – Baby Dolls & Drive-Ins
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King Karl & Guitar Gable
Mary Lou
Rhythm 'n' Bluesin' By The Bayou – Mad Dogs, Sweet Daddies & Pretty Babies
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Warren Storm
Hey Ma Ma
Boppin' By The Bayou – Made In The Shade
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Terry Clement & The Tune Tones
Hey Joli
Boppin' By The Bayou – Baby Dolls & Drive-Ins
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Irma Thomas
Cry On
Soul Queen of New Orleans
33
Berna Dean
I Walk In My Sleep
Theme Time Radio Hour with Your Host Bob Dylan [Disc 2]
34
Clarence "Frogman" Henry
The Glory Of Love [Outtake]
Chess New Orleans [Disc 2]
35
Bobby Charles
Time Will Tell
Chess New Orleans [Disc 1]
36
Dr. John
Iko Iko
Doctors Professors Kings & Queens: Box New Orleans
Another Friday morning of sounds from the deeper wells, the archives of Americana, featuring the very best of early century pop, southern gospel, bluegrass, jazz, and swamp seasoned blues. Tune in at 9am for a fresh blend of performances that span the genres: Charles Sheffield to Ernest Tubb, The Dells to Mildred Bailey, and Jimmie Rodgers to John Prine. Dave Stroud will be sharing sounds from the Excello vaults, new Americana from recent years, classic gospel from The Soul Stirrers and the Southern Stars. You can only hear the variety and depth of selection on community radio. So be sure you listen in Friday mornings on KOWS and Friday evenings on KWTF.
The music of Albert E. Brumley resides in a shadowy corner of country gospel, but when it’s given the light of day, the glow is blinding. He was a shape note music composer and publisher whose southern gospel pieces are familiar to many. There’s not a lot of information about Albert but the musical legacy of his “I’ll Fly Away”, “Rank Strangers”, and “Turn Your Radio On” are masterpieces of the genre made popular by everyone from The Carters to Bill Monroe and Aretha Franklin to Alan Jackson and Kanye West. We’ll spend time with his music today, sharing numerous interpretations for you on a Friday morning in Sebastopol, live from KOWS studio at the UMC in the heart of town.
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Chuck Wagon Gang/George Jones
Turn Your Radio On
70th Anniversary
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The Dillards
Introduction
There Is A Time: 1963-70
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The Dillards
I'll Fly Away
There Is A Time: 1963-70
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The Humbard Family
I'll Fly Away [Album Version]
Roots 'N' Blues/The Retrospective 1925-1950
6
Stamps-Baxter Quartet
When We Sing Around The Throne Eternal
Close Harmony: A History of Southern Gospel Music
7
The Del McCoury Band
The Lord Is Writing Down Names
The Promised Land
8
The Del McCoury Band
It's Surprising What The Lord Can Do
The Promised Land
9
Clinch Mountain Boys/Jim Lauderdale/Ralph Stanley
This World Is Not My Home
I Feel Like Singing Today
10
Fern Jones
This World Is Not My Home
The Glory Road
11
Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys
The Prettiest Flowers Will Be Blooming
Ralph Stanley 1971-1973 Disc One
12
The Louvin Brothers
He Set Me Free
Close Harmony [Disc 6]
13
Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys
Standing By the River
Ralph Stanley 1971-1973 Disc 4
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The Country Gentlemen
Rank Strangers To Me
The Early Rebel Recordings [Disc 3]
15
Ricky Skaggs
Rank Stranger
Bluegrass Rules!
16
Leon Redbone
If We Never Meet Again This Side of Heaven
Double Time
17
Elvis Presley
If We Never Meet Again
He Touched Me: The Gospel Music of Elvis Presley Disc 1
18
Doc Watson
I'll Meet You In The Morning
Milestones [Disc 2]
19
Albert E. Brumley, Jr./Merle Haggard
I'll Meet You in the Morning
Two Old Friends
20
Johnnie and Jack
I Heard My Name on the Radio
1947-1950 (Warped 4720)
21
Coon Creek Girls
Flowers Blooming In The Wildwood
Flowers In The Wildwood
22
Rangers Quartet
I've Found A Hiding Place
Close Harmony: A History of Southern Gospel Music
23
Marty Stuart
Lord, Give Me Just a Little More Time
Souls' Chapel
24
Mac Wiseman
By the Side of the Road
Voice of the Spirit, Gospel of the South
25
Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver
By The Side Of The Road
Beyond The Shadows
26
The Del McCoury Band
I'll Put On A Crown And Walk Around
The Promised Land
27
The Del McCoury Band
It's An Unfriendly World
The Promised Land
28
Merle Travis
If We Never Meet Again
Hot Pickin' [Disc 1]
29
The Kingsmen
I'd Rather Be An Old-Time Christian
Crossroads: Southern Roots
30
Jimmie Davis
'Twill Be Sweet When We Meet
Nobody's Darlin' But Mine
31
Carl Story
I've Found a Hiding Place
Country & Western Hit Parade 1947
32
Wade Bowen
I'll Fly Away
Then Sings My Soul: Songs for My Mother
33
Alison Krauss & Gillian Welch
I'll Fly Away
Down From The Mountain: Live Concert Performances By The Artists & Musicians Of "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"
It’s a time that followed the second World War and baked into its foundation were the sounds of Hank Williams, Lefty Frizzell, Spade Cooley, Bob Wills among others. The music was inspired by bluegrass, folk, blues, and jazz with Country Swing and barn dances sparking a popularity that blanketed the American musical landscape from the Pacific to the southern Atlantic. It was a sound that solidified the title of “Country and Western” and he’ll be sharing some of the great performances in this week’s episode: Patsy Cline, Little Jimmy Dickens, George Jones, Ferlin Husky, and Webb Pierce…just to name a few. While the sound would fade away sometime around the turn of the seventies, when rock n’ roll would elbow it (more like steamroll it) out in popularity on the airwaves, it is revered and restated to this day as a cornerstone of what we recognize as Americana music.
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Marty Robbins
Singing The Blues
Hillbilly Fever – Vol. 3: Legends Of Nashville
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Webb Pierce
Why Baby Why Featuring Red Sovine
All Hits! [Disc 2]
4
Ray Price
Crazy Arms
Columbia Country Classics Volume 2: Honky Tonk Heroes
5
Elvis Presley
Heartbreak Hotel
Collections
6
The Everly Brothers
Wake Up Little Susie
The Complete Cadence Recordings 1957-1960 Disc 1
7
Little Jimmy Dickens
Hey Worm (You Wanna Wiggle)
Four Classic Albums Plus Singles 1954-1962
8
Ferlin Husky
Gone
Hillbilly Fever: Vol. 4 – Heroes Of Country Music – Vol. 4: Legends Of The West Coast
9
Marty Robbins
The White Sport Coat (And a Pink Carnation)
Magic Moments
10
Bobby Helms
Fraulein
Classic Country
11
Patsy Cline
Walkin' After Midnight
12 Greatest Hits
12
Ray Price
My Shoes Keep Walking Back To You
The Essential Ray Price 1951-1962
13
Little Jimmy Dickens
A-Sleepin' At The Foot Of The Bed
The Old Country Church/Raisin' The Dickens
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Marvin Rainwater
Gonna Find Me A Bluebird
Three Classic Albums Plus Singles 1955-1962
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Johnny Cash
Ballad Of A Teenage Queen
His Sun Years
16
Johnny Cash
I Still Miss Someone
16 Biggest Hits
17
Lefty Frizzell
If You've Got The Money, I've Got The Time
Selected Sides – 1957-59
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Little Jimmy Dickens
Me And My Big Loud Mouth
The Essential "Little" Jimmy Dickens
19
Don Gibson
Oh, Lonesome Me
RCA Country Legends
20
Charlie Walker
Pick Me Up On Your Way Down
Columbia Country Classics Volume 2: Honky Tonk Heroes
21
Jim Reeves
Billy Bayou
Country Roads – Ralph Emery Presents – For The Good Times
22
Patsy Cline
I Can See An Angel
The Patsy Cline Collection [Disc 2]
23
Hank Thompson & His Brazos Valley Boys
Drivin' Nails In My Coffin
Songs For Rounders
24
George Jones
White Lightning
The Essential George Jones: The Spirit of Country Disc 1
25
Johnny Horton
The Battle Of New Orleans
Classic Country
26
Stonewall Jackson
Waterloo
Columbia Country Classics, Vol. 3: Americana
27
The Browns
The Three Bells
Classic Country
28
Marty Robbins
El Paso
Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs
29
Buck Owens
Under Your Spell Again
The Very Best Of Buck Owens, Volume 1
30
Kitty Wells
Amigos Guitar
Queen of Country
31
Hank Thompson & His Brazos Valley Boys
A Six Pack To Go
Vintage Collections
32
Wynn Stewart
Wishful Thinking
Hillbilly Fever: Vol. 4 – Heroes Of Country Music – Vol. 4: Legends Of The West Coast
It’s a free form collection that knows no boundaries. Dynamic sounds from the past century of America’s music including tracks from Kinky Friedman, Hank Snow, Clara Ward, The Charioteers, and a host of others from every corner. We’ll be sharing The Old Spinning Wheel, a parlor song; songs about a baseball and silver screen legend; and gospel from the deeper wells. Join Dave Stroud for another Deeper Roots evening on KOWS Community Radio.
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Ella Fitzgerald
Beat Me, Daddy, Eight To The Bar
Get Happy
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El Pauling & Royal Abbit
Send Me Somebody
The Complete Singles 1952-1962
4
Freddie King
Please Send Me Someone To Love
King Of The Blues
5
Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson
Gonna Send You Where I Got You From
Mercury B&R Story '45-'55 – [Disc 1]: Midwest Blues V1
6
Nina Simone
Children Go Where I Send You
The Amazing Nina Simone/Nina Simone At Town Hall
7
The Charioteers
Walk Together Children
Good News, Vol. 2: Wade In The Water
8
The Original Gospel Harmonettes
Just To Behold His Face
Good News (Vol 3) Get Away Jordan
9
Clara Ward And The Ward Sisters
You Must Have Good Religion
Golden Gospel Gals 1949-1959 [Disc 2]
10
Gal Holiday and the Honky Tonk Revue
Plastic Jesus
Set Two
11
Wanda Jackson
No Wedding Bells For Joe (2002 Digital Remaster)
Wanda Jackson
12
John Prine/Iris Dement
In Spite of Ourselves
In Spite of Ourselves
13
Laura Nyro
Wedding Bell Blues
Stoned Soul Picnic: The Best of Laura Nyro (1 of 2)
14
The Del-Vikings
I Hear Bells (Wedding Bells)
Hit The Road Jack- The ABC-Paramount Story
15
Kinky Friedman
Marilyn and Joe
Pearls in the Snow: The Songs of Kinky Friedman
16
Simon & Garfunkel
Mrs. Robinson
The Essential Simon & Garfunkel [Disc 2]
17
Blackjack Wayne
Holding Hands For Joe
I Got A Woman : Gems From The Decca Vaults [Disc 1]
18
Hank Williams
No, No Joe
Beyond The Sunset
19
Ernie K-Doe
Popeye Joe
Absolutely the Best
20
The Howlin' Brothers
World Spinning Round
Trouble
21
Hank Snow
The Old Spinning Wheel (Chet Atkins)
The Singing Ranger Disc 1 of 4
22
The Beau Hunks
The Old Spinning Wheel
The Beau Hunks Play The Original Laurel & Hardy Music [Disc 2]
23
C.W. Stoneking
I'm The Jungle Man
Gon' Boogaloo
24
Duke Ellington
Jungle Jamboree
The Jungle Band – The Brunswick Era Vol 2 (1929-31)
25
Eddie Cantor
Hungry Women
grimriper2u@yahoo.com
26
Dwight Yoakam
Send Me the Pillow
Buenas Noches from a Lonely Room
27
Fatso Bentley
June-teenth Jamboree
The Best Of Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour Vol 2
28
Duke Ellington
Mood Indigo
The Jungle Band – The Brunswick Era Vol 2 (1929-31)
Yip Harburg was a songmaker. He was part of a select few in the early to mid-century who found their calling as lyricists, writing words that transformed music to story and story to film and Broadway spectacles. We could gloss over his contributions by simply saying “he’s the guy who wrote Over The Rainbow or April in Paris or Brother, Can You Spare a Dime”. But his career was more than that. It’s no secret that Yip’s politics were carefully crafted in song. The phrases “honky-tonk parade” and “Barnum and Bailey world” were veiled criticisms of the “phony as it can be” corporate and political leadership in America, written by a freethinking, socially conscious lyricist. Our show today will honor some of his best songs and include interview excerpts featuring both Yip and his son, Ernie.
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The George Shearing Quintet And Orchestra
What Is There To Say
White Satin Black Satin
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Anita O'Day
Old Devil Moon
Anita Sings The Most
4
Frank Sinatra
It's Only A Paper Moon
Swing And Dance With Frank Sinatra
5
Peggy Lee
Happiness Is a Thing Called Joe
The Best of Miss Peggy Lee [Bonus DVD] Disc 1
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Martha Tilton
How Are Things In Glocca Morra?
The Liltin' Miss Tilton [Disc 2]
7
Nellie Lutcher
April In Paris
Nellie Lutcher & Her Rhythm [Disc 2]
8
Lena Horne
Ain't It The Truth
Lena Horne: A Musical Anthology
9
Lena Horne
Then I'll Be Tired of You
Harburg, E.Y., 1896-1981
10
Nat King Cole Trio
Then I'll Be Tired Of You
The Nat King Cole Trio: The Complete Capitol Transcription Sessions [Disc 3]
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Ella Logan
How Are Things in Glocca Morra?
The Best of Broadway: The Late '40s
12
Ray Bolger
If I Only Had A Brain
The Wizard Of Oz
13
Groucho Marx & Bing Crosby
Lydia The Tattooed Lady
The Marx Brothers Greatest Hits
14
Ella Logan
When the Idle Poor Become the Idle Rich
Harburg, E.Y., 1896-1981
15
Judy Garland
Over The Rainbow
That's Entertainment! The Best Of The MGM Musicals
This morning’s show finds a festive free form summer set featuring the usual suspects and a whole lot of fine sounds from the deeper wells. We’ll be sharing country classics from George Jones, Floyd Tillman, and Pee Wee King as well as some sweet upbeat R&B from Clyde McPhatter, Big Maybelle, and Ivory Joe. Taj Mahal, some doo wop pioneers, and the great Ella Fitzgerald will round things out in a free form fest on Sonoma County Community Radio. Tune in at 9am Pacific at www.kows.fm/listen.
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Taj Mahal
Diddy Wah Diddy
Maestro
3
Julia Lee & Her Boy Friends
Oh Chuck It (In a Bucket)
Kansas City Blues 1944-1949 Disc 2
4
Hank Williams
My Bucket's Got A Hole In It
The History Of Country & Western Music – Vol. 18
5
Hank Williams
I Just Don't Like This Kind Of Living
The History Of Country & Western Music (Disc 19)
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Johnny Cash
The Night Hank Williams Came To Town
Johnny Cash Is Coming To Town & Water From The Wells Of Home
Merle Travis’ influence on country music cannot be ignored. Along with a select few entertainers of the mid-century, he bridged the hillbilly and Appalachian folk institutions to the Golden Age of Country. His influences were not only the ‘picking style’, but also his keen sense of populist stories told from the front lines. We’ll hear from and early influence, Gid Tanner and His Skillet Lickers, as well as those he influenced. All songs written by Merle and some performed by Merle himself. Our show will also feature Merle Travis interview excerpts from the sixties. It’s a Friday morning collection of the very best of Merle Travis.
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Merle Travis
I'll See You In My Dreams
The Guitar Picker CD3 (1951-53)
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Joe Maphis & Merle Travis
Alabama Jubilee
Country Guitar Thunder (Joe Maphis & Merle Travis 1977-1981)
It’s a free form episode that follows the American songbook stream of musical consciousness from the early twentieth century right up through some contemporary sounds. A river of rhythm and song…. doo wop shoo wops, the 88 key bounce of boogie woogie, master jelly roll bakers, and sweet confections for you on a warm summer Friday morning from the West County studios of KOWS radio. Performances will include Les Paul, Peggy Lee, Levon Helm, The Adderly Brothers, Jesse Winchester, and a couple dozen more of your favorites. Settle in for a free form collection of memories and musical gems from the past century with your host, Dave Stroud.
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Mavis Staples
We Go High
If All I Was Was Black
3
Fats Domino
Telling Lies
Out Of New Orleans, Vol. 4
4
Sister Rosetta Tharpe
No Room In the Church for Liars
Precious Memories
5
Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Let That Liar Alone
ABC Of The Blues Vol 43
6
Reverend A. Johnson
Let That Liar Pass On By
1950s Gospel Classics
7
Radio Yesterday
Lights Out
Flashbacks # 6: Hitler & Hell
8
Martha Fields
Southern White Lies
Southern White Lies
9
Laurie Lewis And The Right Hands
Let That Liar Alone (Featuring Tom Rozum, Patrick Sauber, Harley Eblen & Andrew Conklin)
The Hazel and Alice Sessions
10
The Carter Family
You Better Let That Liar Alone
Carter Family, vol. 2: 1935-1941 (Disc 3)
11
David Olney
No Lies
One Tough Town
12
Rosalie Allen
Hitler Lives
Flashbacks # 6: Hitler & Hell
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Carl Smith
Wicked Lies
Kisses Don't Lie
14
The Nashville Bluegrass Band
The Biggest Liars in Town
Home of the Blues
15
Flatt & Scruggs
Poison Lies
The Stanley Brothers: Selected Sides 1947-1953 [Disc 2]
16
Les Paul & Mary Ford
Lies
Bye Bye Blues/Les and Mary
17
Cyndi Lauper
Lies
A Hat Full Of Stars
18
The Roosevelts
Tell Only Lies
The Greatest Thing You'll Ever Learn
19
Ian Gomm
Dirty Lies
Summer Holiday
20
The Castaways
Liar, Liar
Good Morning Vietnam [Soundtrack]
21
The Knickerbockers
Lies
Nuggets Sampler 1965-1968
22
Tex Grande & His Range Riders
Hitler's Reply to Mussolini
Flashbacks # 6: Hitler & Hell
23
Bill Boyd's Cowboy Ramblers
Tellin' Lies
The Eyes of Texas
24
John Hartford
Politic
Hamilton Ironworks
25
Mimi & Richard Farina
House Un-American Blues Activity Dream
Generations of Folk, Vol. 2 Protest & Politics
26
Dar Williams/Doug Wainoris/G.E. Smith/Steve Holley/T-Bone Walk
All Men Are Liars
Labour of Love: The Music of Nick Lowe
27
J.J. Cale
Lies
The Very Best of J.J. Cale
28
Frankie Boots And The County Line
Pack Of Lies
Frankie Boots And The County Line
29
Neko Case
Lonely Old Lies
The Virginian
30
Johnnie Taylor
Running Out Of Lies
Lifetime: A Retrospective Of Soul, Blues & Gospel 1956- 1999 [Disc 3]
Answer songs. A novelty of the music business that has always had a place but it truly exploded, becoming habit-forming with the advent of Top 30 radio in the fifties and sixties. Seldom was there an answer song that responded to a question that was not a big success. This week on Deeper Roots, it will be a ’round robin’ of ‘question followed by answer’ songs including the obscure (which about 99% of the so-called answer songs were). You’ll be treated to the sounds of Tennessee Ernie Ford, Muddy Waters, Rufus Thomas, Dodie Stevens, and Elvis (of course) on a summer Friday in West Sonoma County.
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Ernest Tubb
Rainbow At Midnight
The Texas Troubadour ([Disc 1] – Walking The Floor Over You (The Hits Vol.1)
3
Slim Bryant and his Wildcats/Lost John Miller
Answer to Rainbow At Midnight
Answer to Rainbow At Midnight
4
Hank Thompson & His Brazos Valley Boys
The Wild Side Of Life
Vintage Collections
5
Kitty Wells
It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels
The Complete Country Hits
6
Hank Locklin
Please Help Me, I'm Falling
Nipper's Greatest Hits: The 60's. Vol. 2
7
Skeeter Davis
(I Can't Help You) I'm Falling Too
The Essential Skeeter Davis
8
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Sixteen Tons
Vintage Collections
9
Patsy Montana
16 Pounds
Best of Answer Songs vol 2
10
Merle Haggard
Okie From Muskogee
Capitol Collector's Series
11
Lowell Levinger
Hippie From Olema
Get Together- Youngblood Classics
12
Big Mama Thornton
Hound Dog
Blues Masters Vol. 3: Texas Blues
13
Rufus Thomas
Bear Cat
Living The Blues – 1953-1954 Blues Classics
14
Elvis Presley
Little Sister
Elvis' Golden Records (Volume 3)
15
Lavern Baker
Hey Memphis
Best of Answer Songs vol 2
16
Elvis Presley
Are You Lonesome Tonight
Elvis' Golden Records (Volume 3)
17
Dodie Stevens
Yes, I'm Lonesome Tonight
Ultimate Collection
18
Claude King
Wolverton Mountain
Classic Country
19
Jo Ann Campbell
(I'm the Girl From) Wolverton Mountain
Cameo Parkway 1957-1967 Disc 2
20
Roy Drusky & Priscilla Mitchell
Yes Mr. Peters
Talking on the Telephone Vol. 2
21
Justin Tubb & Lorene Mann
Hurry Mr. Peters
Talking on the Telephone Vol. 2
22
Muddy Waters
(I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man
Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues
23
Bo Diddley
I'm A Man
20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection – The Best Of Bo Diddley
24
Muddy Waters
Mannish Boy
The Definitive Collection
25
The Dominoes
Sixty Minute Man
The Dawn Of Doo-Wop Vol. 4: Doo-Wop Dancin'
26
Billy Ward & the Dominoes
Can't Do Sixty No More
Rhythm 'N' Blues: Early Doo Wop 1943-55, vol. 2
27
The Bobbettes
Mr. Lee
Atlantic Vocal Groups – [Disc 3] – The Rock 'n' Roll Era
