Episode 147

Episode 147 – February 15, 2018

Brand new tracks from David Myles, Caleb Caudle, and James Hunter…and that’s just the tip of the proverbial berg of ice. We’re leaning on a bit of a theme (radio) this week with vintage tracks from Dave Alvin, John Hartford, Josh Ritter, and the Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash to take that nostalgic journey about AM and FM sounds. We’ll also reach out for more new music from Van William, Chris Smither and The Wood Brothers. It’s winter in Sonoma County but you wouldn’t know it. Time to seed the clouds if we must. Tune into KOWS, streaming to the world at kows.fm/listen.

No.ArtistTitleAlbumBuy
1Chris SmitherWinsome SmileSmall RevelationsAmazon
2David MylesCry, Cry, CryReal LoveAmazon
3Jon LangfordPoor Valley RadioFour Lost SoulsAmazon
4Bastard Sons Of Johnny CashRadio GirlMile MarkersAmazon
5Rosie & the RivetersLet 'em TalkMs. BehaveAmazon
6Warren ZevonMohammed's RadioA Quiet Normal Life: The Best of Warren ZevonAmazon
7Dave AlvinBorder RadioRomeo's EscapeAmazon
8The Wood BrothersHappiness JonesOne Drop of TruthAmazon
9Caleb CaudleEmpty ArmsCrushed CoinsAmazon
10Josh RitterGolden Age Of RadioGolden Age Of RadioAmazon
11Josh RitterShowboatGatheringAmazon
12Sherman EwingProdigal Son #22:TombstoneCome and Meet MeAmazon
13Roy OrbisonHeartbreak RadioKing of HeartsAmazon
14CalexicoVoices in the FieldThe Thread That Keeps Us (Deluxe Edition)Amazon
15Van WilliamRevolutionCountriesAmazon
16Chris SmitherMaybelleneCall Me LuckyAmazon
17John OatesArkansasArkansasAmazon
18J.D. WilkesRain and SnowFire DreamAmazon
19John HartfordTurn Your Radio OnAereo-PlainAmazon
20The Weight BandWorld Gone MadWorld Gone MadAmazon
21Emily ClementDying To KnowDying To KnowAmazon
22The James Hunter SixI Don't Wanna Be Without YouWhatever It TakesAmazon
23The Reverend Shawn Amos2017Reverend Shawn Amos Breaks It DownAmazon
24The BlastersBorder RadioThe Blasters CollectionAmazon
25Ed RomanoffA Golden CrownThe Orphan KingAmazon
26Marshall CrenshawRadio GirlGood EveningAmazon
27Jim WhiteStatic On the RadioDrill a Hole In That Substrate and Tell Me What You SeeAmazon

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