Category Archives: American Popular

Enduring and prolific…country and pop songwriter Cindy Walker’s name is not as familiar to many but her music certainly is. She wrote early western-flavored pop and country swing pieces for performers like Bing Crosby and Bob Wills, composing hits for Hank Snow, Gene Autry, Al Dexter, Eddy Arnold, and others…almost owning the country charts in the 1940s. Her music endured well into the sixties and seventies, covered by Roy Orbison, Ray Charles, and dozens more. Her custom was to rise early and write songs, typing her lyrics on a pink-trimmed manual Royal typewriter while her mother, Oree Walker, would work out the melodies to her daughter’s words. They would station themselves in Nashville five months out of the year to help market the music, returning home to Mexia, Texas where Cindy would live out her life. Join us on a special run of Americana: the songs of Cindy Walker.

No.	Artist	Title	Album
1	Asleep at the Wheel/Leon Rausch	Sugar Moon	It's A Good Day
2	Willie Nelson	Don't Be Ashamed of Your Age	You Don't Know Me: The Songs of Cindy Walker
3	Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys	Dusty Skies	Take Me Back to Tulsa [Disc 2] (Cherokee Maiden)
4	Bob Wills	Cherokee Maiden	Columbia Historic Edition
5	Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys	Blue Bonnet Lane	Legends of Country Music Disc 4
6	Eddy Arnold	Take Me in Your Arms and Hold Me	The Essential Eddy Arnold
7	George Morgan	In the Misty Moonlight	Room Full of Roses: The George Morgan Collection
8	Dean Martin	In The Misty Moonlight	The Great Dean Martin
9	Tennessee Ernie Ford	Blue Canadian Rockies	Masters 1949-1976 [Disc 2]
10	Jim Reeves	Distant Drums	Essential Jim Reeves
11	Ray Charles	You Don't Know Me	Genius & Soul: The 50th Anniversary Collection Disc 3
12	Gene Autry	Silver Spurs (On the Golden Stairs)	Sing Cowboy Sing [Disc 1]
13	Gene Autry	I Was Just Walking Out the Door	Sing Cowboy Sing [Disc 3]
14	Ernest Tubb	Two Glasses Joe	Ernest Tubb: The Definitive Collection
15	The Del McCoury Band	The Bluegrass Country	Del And The Boys
16	The Byrds	Blue Canadian Rockies	Sweetheart of the Rodeo
17	Merle Haggard	Goin' Away Party	Unforgettable
18	Ricky Skaggs	I Don't Care	The Essential Ricky Skaggs
19	Roy Orbison	Shahdaroba	The All-Time Greatest Hits of Roy Orbison [Monument]
20	Roy Orbison	Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)	The All-Time Greatest Hits of Roy Orbison [Monument]
21	Willie Nelson	Not That I Care	You Don't Know Me: The Songs of Cindy Walker
22	k.d. lang	Sugar Moon	Shadowland
23	Les Paul	Take Me in Your Arms and Hold Me (Remastered)	100 (100 Original Tracks – Remastered)
24	Bob Wills	Miss Molly	For the Last Time
25	Asleep at the Wheel	It's All Your Fault (with Katie Shore)	Still the King: A Celebration of the Music of Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
26	Solitaire Miles	I Hear You Talkin'	Susie Blue and the Lonesome Fellas
27	Solitaire Miles	Me & the Man In the Moon	Susie Blue and the Lonesome Fellas
28	Hank Thompson	Triflin' Gal	Seven Decades
29	Willie Nelson	Dusty Skies	You Don't Know Me: The Songs of Cindy Walker
30	Merle Haggard	Cherokee Maiden	Capitol Collector's Series

Deeper Roots on KWTF, Early Jazz, Early Pop

Pop Music of the 1920s

January 28, 2016 Dave

We’ll revisit the third decade of the 20th century where the social and cultural watershed events following the first World War were more than one could have anticipated. The Jazz Age; Prohibition; Radio and the Victrola meant entertainment could be had in the front room, replacing the family and neighborhood parlor entertainment. While the Great Depression loomed on the horizon, the music that found the middle was hopeful and full of man-meets-girl songs were all the rage…even if signs of hard times to come were easily spotted. Listen in for a chronological selection that includes the sounds of Duke Ellington, Paul Whiteman, Annette Hanshaw, Ethel Waters, and the peerless pop icons Al Jolson and Eddie Cantor.

Deeper Cole Porter

January 9, 2016 Dave

American composer Cole Porter wrote words and music for over thirty stage and film musicals. His works were typically a model of sophistication, humor, and charm that would change popular musical theater. Deeper Roots takes a look at this songwriter whose music influenced generations of the American patchwork of styles including country, rock, pop, and R&B. We’ll hear from the torch vocals of Betty Carter, playful LA country from Michael Nesmith, the cool evening jazz of Julie London, rocking R&B from Roy Brown, and the contemporary country sounds of the Texoma All-Stars. And more, of course.

No.	Artist	Title	Album
1	Ella Fitzgerald	It's De-Lovely	Cocktails With Cole Porter
2	Texoma All-Stars	Don't Fence Me In [*]	Boots Too Big to Fill: Tribute to Gene Autry
3	Gene Autry	Don't Fence Me In	Sing Cowboy Sing [Disc 3]
4	Michael Nesmith	Begin The Beguine	Tropical Campfires
5	Les Paul Trio	Begin The Beguine	Trio's Complete Decca Recordings Plus (1936-47) [Disc 1]
6	k.d. lang	So in Love	Red Hot + Blue: A Tribute to Cole Porter
7	Elvis Presley	True Love	The King Of Rock 'n' Roll: The Complete 50s Masters [Disc 3]
8	The Flamingos	In the Still of the Night	Requestfully Yours & the Sound Of
9	Roy Brown	Love For A Sale	Good Rockin' Tonight
10	Six Hits & A Miss	You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To	Capitol Records' From The Vaults, Volume 1 – The Birth Of A Label – 1942-43
11	John Reischman	You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To	North of the Border
12	Chet Atkins	You Do Something To Me	Almost Alone
13	Billie Holiday	Easy To Love	First Issue: Great American Song Book [Disc 1]
14	Lena Horne;Lennie Hayton And His Orchestra	At Long Last Love	The Essential Lena Horne – The RCA Years
15	Eartha Kitt/Henri René & His Orchestra	Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love) [From in Paris]	Purr-Fect: Greatest Hits
16	Julie London	My Heart Belongs To Daddy	Cocktails With Cole Porter
17	Arthur Lyman Group	Love for Sale	Music for a Bachelor's Den
18	Blossom Dearie	Give Him The Ooh-La-La	Give Him The Ooh-La-La
19	Peggy Lee	Always True To You In My Fashion	Capitol Sings Cole Porter: Anything Goes
20	Dinah Shore	It's All Right With Me	Capitol Sings Cole Porter: Anything Goes
21	Betty Carter/Ray Charles	Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye	Genius & Soul: The 50th Anniversary Collection Disc 2
22	Ann Miller	Too Darn Hot	The Big Picture: Great Music from Films You Love
23	Martha Tilton With Dean Elliott And His Orchestra	Blow, Gabriel, Blow	Capitol Sings Cole Porter: Anything Goes
24	Ethel Merman with Fairchild & Carroll & Their Orchestra	Down In The Depths (On The 90th Floor)	You're The Top: Cole Porter In The 1930 [Disc 3]
25	Mary Martin	My Heart Belongs To Daddy – from Night And Day	Warner Brothers 75 Years of Film Music (2)
26	Ginny Simms, Cary Grant	You're The Top – from Night And Day	Warner Brothers 75 Years of Film Music (2)
27	Bing Crosby/Frank Sinatra	Well Did You Evah?	Sinatra 80th: All the Best Disc 1
28	Fred Astaire	All Of You	That's Entertainment! The Best Of The MGM Musicals
29	Frank Sinatra & Anttnio Carlos Jobim	I Concentrate On You	Francis Albert Sinatra & Antonio Carlos Jobim
30	David Byrne	Don't Fence Me In	Red Hot + Blue: A Tribute to Cole Porter
31	Cole Porter	You're The Top	De-Lovely

Christmas Special 2015

December 26, 2015 Dave

We’ve got some holiday roots music featuring new and old. Join Dave Stroud for Deeper Roots Radio: A Century of America’s Music for music from the outskirts of R&B, rock, blues, country, and pop. We’ll hear holiday cheer in the form of blues with Leroy Carr, Blind Blake, and Lloyd Glenn; contemporary pieces from Nick Lowe, Raul Malo, and The Boxmasters; confectionary pop from The Andrews Sisters, Eileen Barton, and The Beach Boys; and some of the very best R&B from Ray Charles, Betty Carter, and Amos Milburn. There’s a large helping of country pop and blues including Groovey Joe Poovey & The Big ‘D’ Boys, The Living Sisters, and (of course) Elvis. Two hours of Christmas cheer on a hump day Wednesday evening on the voice of West Sonoma County! You can follow it here: http://www.kows.fm/listen

No.	Artist	Title	Album
1	Nick Lowe	Rise Up Shepherd	Quality Street: A Seasonal Selection For All The Family
2	Raul Malo	Feliz Navidad	Marshmallow World and Other Holiday Favorites
3	The Boxmasters	My Dreams of Christmas	Christmas Cheer
4	The Living Sisters	Merry Happy Christmas	Harmony Is Real: Songs for a Happy Holiday
5	She & Him	Blue Christmas	A Very She & Him Christmas
6	The Ronettes	Frosty the Snowman	A Christmas Gift for You from Phil Spector
7	The Beach Boys	Toy Drive Public Service Announcement	Ultimate Christmas
8	Darlene Love	Winter Wonderland	A Christmas Gift for You from Phil Spector
9	The Beach Boys	Dennis Wilson Christmas Message	Ultimate Christmas
10	Darlene Love	Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)	A Christmas Gift for You from Phil Spector
11	The Beach Boys	Man With All the Toys, The	Beach Boys' Christmas Album, The
12	Leroy Carr	Christmas In Jail – Ain't That A Pain	Where Will You Be Christmas Day
13	Lloyd Glenn	Sleigh Ride	Blues, Blues Christmas – Volume 2 (1926-1958)
14	Amos Milburn	Christmas Comes But Once A Year	King single 45-5405
15	B.B. King	Christmas Celebration	Blues Blues Christmas Volume 3, 1927-1962
16	Walter Davis	Santa Claus	Where Will You Be Christmas Day
17	Blind Blake	Lonesome Christmas Blues	Blues, Blues Christmas – Volume 2 (1926-1958)
18	Leon Redbone	Christmas Island	Christmas Island
19	The Andrews Sisters	Christmas Island	Golden Age of the Andrews Sisters [Disc 2]
20	Eileen Barton	The Night Before Christmas Song	Coral single 9-60880
21	Fats Waller	Swingin' Them Jingle Bells	Blues, Blues Christmas – Volume 2 (1926-1958)
22	Groovey Joe Poovey & The Big "D" Boys	Santa's Helper	Blues Blues Christmas Volume 3, 1927-1962
23	Coy McDaniel & Shorty Warren	Christmas Choo Choo Train	Blues Blues Christmas Volume 3, 1927-1962
24	Elvis Presley	Winter Wonderland	Christmas Peace – Vol 1
25	Elvis Presley	If Every Day Was Like Christmas	Christmas Peace – Vol 1
26	The Living Sisters	Silver Bells	Harmony Is Real: Songs for a Happy Holiday
27	Dean Martin	I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm	The Most Wonderful songs of the year sung by the best / holiday 2002
28	Betty Carter	Baby It's Cold Outside	The Spirit Of Christmas
29	Ray Charles	Winter Wonderland	The Spirit Of Christmas
30	Cajun Gold	Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree	Alligator Stomp 4: Cajun Christmas
31	Brenda Lee	Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree	20th Century Masters – The Christmas Collection: The Best of Brenda Lee
32	Lou Rawls	Christmas Is	Ultra-Lounge Christmas Cocktails
33	The Louvin Brothers	It's Christmas Time	Close Harmony [Disc 5]
34	Charles Brown	Please Come Home For Christmas	Radio Radio Vol.5 [Disc 3] Bob Dylan
35	James Brown	Please Come Home for Christmas	Santa's Got a Brand New Bag
36	The Crystals	Santa Claus Is Coming to Town	A Christmas Gift for You from Phil Spector

African American Gospel, Deeper Roots on KWTF, Early Pop, Rhythm and Blues, Rock

Roots of Doo Wop

December 12, 2015 Dave

The early fifties brought the dawn of a musical form that became popular with a younger crowd although it was simply a version of a vocal harmony form born in the early century, if not long before. The street corner harmonies were a big hit as this new form of rhythm called ‘doo-wop’ saturated the top 40 R&B (and mainstream) airwaves. But the influences themselves had huge followings. We’ll hear from some of the early gospel inspirations like the Heavenly Gospel Singers as well as the vocal groups who were dominant in the form’s lineage: The Ink Spots, The Mills Brothers, and The Ravens. We’ll also hear from the groups who introduced ‘doo wop’ as we know it in the early fifties.

No.	Artist	Title	Album
1	The Turbans	When You Dance	Dancin' & Romancin' In The '50s And 60s [Disc 2]
2	Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet	Golden Gate Gospel Train	Vol. 1-(1937-38)
3	Heavenly Gospel Singers	The Prodigal Son	Halleluja Gospel & Prayers
4	The Heavenly Gospel Singers	When Was Jesus Born?	Goodbye, Babylon – Salvation [Disc 4]
5	The Deep River Boys	Melody of Love	The Dark Ages: Our Music From The Beginning
6	The Charioteers	All God's Chillun Got Shoes	The Gospel Tradition: The Roots And The Branches, Vol. 1
7	The Mills Brothers	Paper Doll	Best of the Decca Years
8	The Mills Brothers with Duke Ellington & Orchestra	Diga, Diga, Do	The 1930's Recordings – Chronological Volume 2
9	Lewis Bronzville Five	Low Down Gal Blues	Black Secular Vocal Groups Vol. 3
10	The Ink Spots	We Three (My Echo, My Shadow and Me)	40 Your Hit Parade
11	The Ink Spots	My Prayer	Greatest Hits
12	The Cats & The Fiddle	I Miss You So	The Very Best Of
13	The Cats & The Fiddle	We Cats Will Swing For You	The Very Best Of
14	The Cats & The Fiddle	Killin' Jive	The Very Best Of
15	The Delta Rhythm Boys	I Dreamt I Dwelt In Harlem	I Dreamt I Dwelt In Harlem
16	The Delta Rhythm Boys	Do You Care	I Dreamt I Dwelt In Harlem
17	Slim & Slam	The Flat Foot Floogie	Slim Gaillard & Slam Stewart Columbia (Disc 1)
18	Five Red Caps	Mama Put Your Britches On (alt. Take)	Secular Vocal Groups Vol. 4 (1926-1947)
19	The Cap-Tans	I'm So Crazy For Love	Vocal Group Harmony Vol 8
20	The Ravens	Count Every Star	Doo Wop Box Disc 1
21	The Ravens	My Baby's Gone	OKeh Rhythm & Blues
22	The Ravens	Write Me A Letter	Bob Dylan Presents: Radio Radio, Theme Time Radio Hour, Vol. 3
23	The Moonglows	Sincerely	Doo Wop Box Disc 1
24	The Toppers	If Money Grew on Trees	Stompin' at the Savoy: Harlem Nocturne, 1944 – 1947
25	The Five Keys	The Glory of Love	The Aladdin Story (Pt. 1)
26	The Orioles	It's Too Soon to Know	Doo Wop Box Disc 1
27	The Orioles	You Belong to Me	Bob Dylan Presents: Cover to Cover – The Originals
28	The Cardinals	Wheel Of Fortune	Atlantic Rhythm & Blues: 1947-1974 [Disc 1]
29	The Crows	Gee	Feelin Fine
30	The Flamingos	Would I Be Crying	Doo Wop Box, Vol. 3: 101 More Vocal Group Gems from the Golden Age of Rock-N-Roll Disc 3
31	The Flamingos	Golden Teardrops	Doo Wop Box Disc 1
32	The Five Satins	In The Still Of The Night	Bob Dylan Presents: Cover to Cover – The Originals
33	The Penguins	Earth Angel (Will You Be Mine)	Street Corner Symphonies (Disc 2)
34	The Cadillacs	Speedo (Cadillac)	Bob Dylan Presents: Radio Radio, Theme Time Radio Hour, Vol. 3
35	The Jewels	Hearts of Stone	Doo Wop Box Disc 1

American Popular, Deeper Roots on KWTF

Broadway and Film

November 7, 2015 Dave

Not to ignore the obvious influences that Hollywood had on our culture and music, we dig into the archives to sample some of the greats as well as some of the unknowns. Popular entertainment began with minstrelsy, traveling medicine shows, vaudeville, and finally ‘the Great White Way’ of New York’s Broadway. Entertainers such as Al Jolson, Fanny Brice, Gene Kelly, Bing Crosby, as well as Harlem’s profound contribution in the names of Ethel Waters, Louis Armstrong, and Cab Calloway would capture a light-heartedness and nostalgic sound while telling small stories in a very big way. Tune in Friday night on KWTF and hear the musicals, the novelty pieces, and find yourselves riding down the river of some of the more energetic swells of the past century.

No.	Artist	Title	Album
1	Benny Goodman	Hooray For Hollywood	Johnny Mercer (1909 – 1976)
2	Al Jolson	My Mammy – from The Jazz Singer	Warner Brothers 75 Years of Film Music (2)
3	Fanny Brice	My Man – from My Man	Warner Brothers 75 Years of Film Music (2)
4	Fred Astaire, Nanette Fabray, Oscar Levant, Jack Buchanan, Cyd Charisse	That's Entertainment (The Band Wagon)	Best of Broadway- The Early '50s
5	Ruby Keeler, Dick Powell & Co.	42nd Street – from 42nd Street	Warner Brothers 75 Years of Film Music (2)
6	Ginger Rogers & Chorus / Busby Berkeley	We're In The Money (The Gold Diggers Song) (Album Version from 'Gold Diggers of 1933')	The 30s: Hollywood's Best
7	Jeanette McDonald – San Francisco O.S.T.	San Francisco (Soundtrack Version)	The 30s: Hollywood's Best
8	Cab Calloway & His Orchestra	I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues (from Hi-De-Ho short)	The 30s: Hollywood's Best
9	Dooley Wilson	As Time Goes By – from Casablanca	Warner Brothers 75 Years of Film Music (2)
10	The Mills Brothers	Congo Fever (Jungle Fever)	Hollywood Swing & Jazz: Hot Numbers [Disc 1]
11	Johnnie 'Scat' Davis, Frances Langford & Benny Goodman & His Orchestra	Let That Be A Lesson To You	Hollywood Swing & Jazz: Hot Numbers [Disc 1]
12	Ethel Waters	Heat Wave	Ethel Waters 1929 -1939 (feat. Duke Ellington & Benny Goodman)
13	Bing Crosby	So the Bluebirds and the Blackbirds Got Together	Bing Crosby in Hollywood (1930-1934), Vol. 1
14	Bing Crosby & Louis Armstrong	Now You Has Jazz	Hollywood Swing & Jazz: Hot Numbers [Disc 2]
15	Louis Armstrong & His Allstars/Jack Teagaredn	Ain't Misbehavin'	Hollywood Swing & Jazz: Hot Numbers [Disc 2]
16	Bette Davis	They're Either Too Young Or Too Old -from Thank Your Lucky Stars	Warner Brothers 75 Years of Film Music (2)
17	Gene Kelly	Singin' In The Rain (Singin' in the Rain)	Best of Broadway- The Early '50s
18	Kern/Hammerstein	Buck & Wing	Show Boat Soundtrack
19	Christine Johnson, Jean Darling, Chorus	June Is Bustin' Out All Over	The Original Broadway Cast Album
20	Ray Bolger	Once in Love With Amy	The Best of Broadway: The Late '40s
21	Carol Channing	Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend	Ultimate Broadway [Disc 1]
22	Richard Burton	Camelot	The Best of Broadway: The Early '60s
23	Ann Miller	Too Darn Hot	The Big Picture: Great Music from Films You Love
24	Elvis Presley & The Jordanaires	Viva Las Vegas	Elvis Viva Las Vegas – official soundtrack
25	Carol Channing	Hello Dolly!	The Best of Broadway: The Early '60s
26	Robert Preston	Seventy Six Trombones	Ultimate Broadway [Disc 1]
27	Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs	Foggy Mountain Breakdown – Bonnie And Clyde	75 Years-Warner Brothers (Scores-1)
28	Eric Weissberg & Steve Mandell	Dueling Banjos	75 Years-Warner Brothers (Scores-1)
29	Soggy Bottom Boys/Tim Blake Nelson	In the Jailhouse Now	O Brother, Where Art Thou?
30	Bette Midler	Optimistic Voices/Lullaby Of Broadway	Bette Midler
31	John Raitt	Hey There The Pajama Game]	Best of Broadway- The Early '50s

Night Time – KOWS Oct 28, 2015

October 29, 2015 Dave

No more alternating Saturday mornings for Deeper Roots. We’re a weekly publication now…every Wednesday evening at 7 Pacific!. We’re going to settle into our new KOWS time-slot tonight with music that celebrates our new day of the week and we’ll also roam east, south, west and north in our pursuit of the best from the last 100 years of American music. Join us right after Robert Feuer’s Blues Up the River for some ‘down river’ sounds including Johnny Horton, Tom Rush, Riley Puckett, and some John Lee Hooker. Because the night time is the right time.

No.	Artist	Title	Album
1	Nappy Brown	Just a Little Love	Night Time Is the Right Time [Disc 1]
2	John Lee Hooker	Night Time Is The Right Time	Boogie Chillun
3	Ray Charles	Night Time Is the Right Time	Genius & Soul: The 50th Anniversary Collection Disc 1
4	James Brown	Night Train	20 All Time Greatest Hits!
5	Billy Jones	When It's Night Time in Italy, It's Wednesday over Here	The Silly Songs (1922 to 1934)
6	Riley Puckett	Wednesday Night Waltz	Country Music Pioneer vol 1
7	Josh White	Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday	Vol. 3-(1935-40)
8	Misisipi Mike Wolf	Calling the Shots	The Cold Hard Facts of Mike
9	Kevin Russell	Head South	Trouble In Mind
10	Asleep at the Wheel	South of the Border (with George Strait)	Still the King: A Celebration of the Music of Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
11	Willie Nelson	South (Featuring Paul Shaffer & Vince Gill)	Willie and the Wheel
12	Cleo Brown	I'll Take The South (You Take The East, Take The West, Take The North)	Complete Recorded Works (March 1935 – June 1935)
13	Kinky Friedman	Girl From The North Country	The Loneliest Man I Ever Met
14	Doyle Lawson/Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver	The Northern Lights	School of Bluegrass Disc 1
15	Anna Fermin's Trigger Gospel	Northern Lights	Freight Train Boogie
16	Johnny Horton	North to Alaska	Magic Moments
17	David Luning	Northern California	Just Drop On By
18	Bill Monroe And Doc Watson	East Tennessee Blues	Live Recordings 1963-1980: Off the Record Volume 2
19	June Carter Cash	East Virginia Blues	Keep on the Sunny Side: Her Life in Music Disc 2
20	Grandpa Jones	East Bound Freight Train	16 Greatest Hits
21	Tom Rush	East of Eden	What I Know
22	Jerry Reed	East Bound And Down	The Essential Jerry Reed
23	Geraint Watkins	Go West	Dial 'W' for Watkins
24	Chris Isaak	Western Stars	Silvertone
25	Les Paul	East of the Sun (And West of the Moon) (feat. Mary Ford) [Remastered]	100 (100 Original Tracks – Remastered)
26	The Benny Goodman Sextet	East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon)	Benny Goodman Sextet
27	Whitt Denson "One Voice Quartette"	New Morning Sun 436	I Belong to This Band: Eight-Five Years of Sacred Harp Recordings
28	Ruthie Foster	Brand New Day	Promise of a Brand New Day
29	Nappy Brown	Little By Little	Night Time Is the Right Time
30	Chris Hillman/Herb Pedersen	Invitation to the Blues	Way Out West
31	Willie Nelson/Lukas Nelson	My Window Faces The South	Heroes

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No Parking Here – KOWS October 10, 2015

October 11, 2015 Dave

Saturday mornings are root-bound…in the very best sense of the phrase. Tune into KOWS for an eclectic blend of gospel from Jimmy Murphy and The Loyal Five, early century pop from Cliff Edwards and Emmett Miler, R&B from Bobby ‘Blue’ Bland and Dr. John, country from Red Foley and Jimmy Littlejohn, and more of the sounds that matters from the past century of American music.

No.	Artist	Title	Album
1	Gene Autry	Rhythm Of The Range	Country & Western, Vol.2 [Disc 3]
2	Cliff Edwards	Hang on to Me	The Collection
3	Emmett Miller	(I Got A Woman Crazy For Me) She's Funny That Way	Minstrel Man From Georgia
4	Sons of the Pioneers	Rufus Rastus Johnson Brown	Songs of the Prairie – CD3
5	Arthur Smith	Follow Me Boogie (Instrumental)	The World's Greatest Bluegrass Bands
6	Johnny Cash	Calilou (The Rambler)	Come Along And Ride This Train [Disc 4]
7	Dr. John	How Come My Dog Don't Bark (When You Come 'Round)	Goin' Back To New Orleans
8	Bobby "Blue" Bland	I Wouldn't Treat A Dog (The Way You Treated Me)	Greatest Hits, Vol. 2: The ABC-Dunhill / MCA Recordings
9	Piano Red	Ain't Goin To Be Your Low Down Dog No	Blues, Blues, Blues
10	Pee Wee King	Dog House Blues	Pee Wee King's Country Hoedown (1 of 2)
11	Neko Case	John Saw That Number	Fox Confessor Brings The Flood
12	The Loyal Five	John The Revelator	Heaven Bound Train
13	Jimmy Murphy	John the Baptist [Live]	Electricity
14	Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys	Get Up John	Bill Monroe: Anthology
15	Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five	Private Property (No Tresspassing)	One Guy Named Louis: The Complete Aladdin Sessions
16	Jimmy Littlejohn	No Parking Here	The World Is A Monster
17	Woody Guthrie	Riding in My Car (Car Song)	Woody At 100: The Woody Guthrie Centennial Collection
18	Billy Murray	The Little Old Ford	Novelty Songs 1914-1946: Crazy & Obscure
19	Vince Gill	Love Bug	Bradley Barn Sessions
20	Little Jimmy Dickens	When That Love Bug Bites You	Country Boy [Disc 2]
21	Jimmy Edwards	Love Bug Crawl	Foot Tappin' & Dance At Screamin' Festival Vol. 5
22	Red Foley & Minnie Pearl	Love Bug Itch	Hillbilly Fever [Disc 3]
23	The Mills Brothers	The Love Bug Will Bite You	Mills Brothers – Goldent Greats
24	Vera Lynn	The Love Bug Will Bite You	A Tribute, Volume II: It's A Lovely Day Tomorrow
25	Doc & Merle Watson	Corrina, Corrina	Then And Now/Two Days In November
26	Spade Cooley	Crazy' Cause I Love You	Spadella! The Essential Spade Cooley
27	The Weavers	Meet the Johnson Boys	The Weavers at Home
28	Clifton Chenier	Ride 'Em Cowboy	Bogalusa Boogie
29	Huey "Piano" Smith	We I'll Be John Brown	ABC Of The Blues, Vol. 40
30	Junior Brown & Red Simpson	Nitro Express	Rig Rock Deluxe
31	Red Simpson	Truck Drivin' Man	The Best of Red Simpson: Country Western Truck Drivin' Singer
32	Tex Ritter	Dear John	Have I Stayed Away Too Long
33	Ray Charles	You Don't Know Me	Genius – The Ultimate Ray Charles Collection
34	Dr. John The Night Tripper	Mama Roux	The Atco/Atlantic Singles 19681974

Blues, Country Swing, Deeper Roots on KWTF, Early Jazz, Early Rock, Fifties Country, Rhythm and Blues

Wild Men and Wild Women

October 10, 2015 Dave

It’s theme time once again and we’re going to find ourselves among the wild and crazy men as well as the wild, woolly women. Round town girls celebrate, burning that candle, and Keely Smith will jump, jive, and wail with Louis Prima. Red Ingle and His Natural Seven will join the Sons of the Pioneers in spreading the word about ‘cigareets, whuskey, and wild, wild women”. Mae West, Julia Lee, Ernie Ford, and Jerry Lee Lewis will keep the party going and Deeper Roots will keep the lights on ’till 11pm sharp (that’s Pacific Time, of course). Join Dave Stroud for another two hours of a century of America’s music on KWTF, 88.1 FM, community radio for Bodega Bay.

No.	Artist	Title	Album
1	Mary Ford	Running Wild	100 Jazz Guitar Favorites
2	Garland Jeffreys	Wild in the Streets	Ghost Writer/One-Eyed Jack/American Boy & Girl [[Disc 1]]
3	The Jive Bombers	Bad Boy	Cry-Baby
4	Donnie Elbert	Wild Child (Deluxe 6156)	R&B Humdingers Volume 11
5	Johnny Carroll	Wild Wild Women	Classic Rockabilly-Cool Cats & Hot Chicks
6	Jerry Lee Lewis	Real Wild Child (Wild One)	A Half Century Of Hits [Disc 1]
7	Carl Mann	Born To Be Bad	Midnight Cryin' Time: Teen Angst Classics From The Rock 'n' Roll Era
8	Charline Arthur	Burn That Candle	Welcome To The Club
9	Wanda Jackson	Hard Headed Woman	There's A Party Goin' On
10	Wanda Jackson	Let's Have A Party	Queen Of Rockabilly
11	Tennessee Ernie Ford	I'm A Bad Man	Masters 1949-1976 [Disc 2]
12	The Dave & Deke Combo	Wild Woman	Hollywood Barndance
13	Freda & the Firedogs	Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad	Freda & The Firedogs
14	The Sons Of The Pioneers	Cigareetes, Whusky And Wild, Wild Women	Country Legends
15	Red Ingle & His Natural Seven	Cigareets, Whiskey and Wild Wild Women (Smoking)	Bob Dylan Presents: Radio Radio, Theme Time Radio Hour, Vol. 3
16	Wanda, Ruth Neal	Round Town Girls	Flowers In The Wildwood
17	King James	Wild Wooly Woman	Stompin' 25
18	Julia Lee	Do You Want It?	Burlesque – 100 Classics
19	Eunice Davis	Let's Have A Party	Stompin' 25
20	Little Richard	The Girl Can't Help It	Loud, Fast & Out of Control: The Wild Sounds of the '50s [Box] Disc 2
21	Keely Smith/Louis Prima/Sam Butera & the Witnesses	Jump, Jive, An' Wail	Loud, Fast & Out of Control: The Wild Sounds of the '50s [Box] Disc 1
22	Carmen MacRae	Whatever Lola Wants	Burlesque – 100 Classics
23	Mae West	I'm No Angel	The Mae West Collection
24	Billy Jones With The Little Ramblers	Don't Bring Lulu	The Naughty 1920s: Red Hot & Risque Songs Of The Jazz Age Volume 2
25	Cecil Gant	Little Baby You're Running Wild	The Cecil Gant Collection
26	Wynonie Harris	Young And Wild	Playful Baby
27	Rudy Greene	Wild Life	Various Artists: Rhythm & Blues Goes Rock & Roll/Volume 2/[Disc 1]
28	Memphis Nighthawks	Wild Man Stomp	Document Shortcuts Vol. 3 – My Babe
29	Memphis Minnie	I'm A Bad Luck Woman	Queen Of Country Blues [Disc 5] (1936-1937)
30	Champion Jack Dupree	Bad Whiskey And Wild Women	Two Classic Albums Plus Singles
31	JB Hutto & The Hawks	Wild Wild Woman	Masters Of Modern Blues
32	Albert King	Wild Women	Door To Door
33	Little Jimmy King	Wild Woman	Little Jimmy King and the Memphis Soul Survivors
34	Amy Helm	Wild Girl	Didn't It Rain
35	John Hammond	Wild Man On The Loose	Trouble No More
36	Louis Armstrong & The Hot 7	Wild Man Blues	The Complete Hot Five And Hot Seven Recordings [Disc 3]

Early Pop

Deeper Hoagy Carmichael

October 3, 2015 Dave

Our show explores the music of the great Hoagy Carmichael, the American songwriter who would pair up with some of the great lyricists of the early century to produce a body of work that, while it generally is written about another time in the south, endures for it’s soft-spoken charm, inventiveness, and sophistication. He worked his way through law school by performing in his own three-piece band but a couple of his early songs, “Riverboat Shuffle” and “Stardust” made it clear that songwriting was the inevitable vocation for this would-be lawyer. Although the Great Depression almost put him back with the bar, it was the song “Stardust” that would convince him that he could make a go of it. And he did. He was a font of music, teaming with Johnny Mercer and numerous other great lyricists to pen songs that maintain a fresh face to this day…and Deeper Roots will have the vintage sounds of Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole, and The Mills Brothers alongside the contemporary interpretations of Carmichael’s standards including Linda Ronstadt, Norah Jones, and Junior Brown. Join Dave Stroud as he queues up the timeless work of Hoagy Carmichael.

No.	Artist	Title	Album
1	Willie Nelson	Ole Buttermilk Sky	Revolutions of Time: The Journey 1975-1993 Disc 3
2	Nat King Cole	Stardust	30 Greatest Hits Disc 1
3	Benny Goodman & His Orchestra	Sing Me A Swing Song (And Let Me Dance)	Hoagy Carmichael & Friends: Stardust Melody
4	Glenn Miller, Ray Eberle	Blue Orchids	Hoagy Carmichael. Stardust – 51 Original Mono Recordings 1924-1957
5	Bing Crosby & Jane Wyman	In The Cool, Cool, Cool Of The Evening	Classic Hoagy Carmichael [Disc 2]
6	Kate Smith	Can't Get Indiana Off My Mind	Classic Hoagy Carmichael [Disc 2]
7	Mildred Bailey	Rockin' Chair	Rockin' Chair
8	Louis Armstrong	Rockin' Chair	Ken Burns Jazz [Disc 3]
9	Ethel Waters	Old Man Harlem	Classic Hoagy Carmichael [Disc 1]
10	Ethel Waters	Georgia On My Mind	Smithsonian Songbook Series: Hoagy Carmichael
11	Django Reinhardt	Georgia On My Mind	The Classic Early Recordings In Chronological Order [Disc 4]
12	The Mills Brothers	Lazybones	Sweeter Than Sugar
13	Hoagy Carmichael & His Orchestra	Moon Country (Is Home To Me)	Hoagy Carmichael & Friends: Stardust Melody
14	Dinning Sisters	The Old Music Master	Almost Sweet And Gentle [Disc 2]
15	Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra	The Old Music Master	Capitol Records' From The Vaults, Volume 1 – The Birth Of A Label – 1942-43
16	Linda Ronstadt	Skylark	Round Midnight With Nelson Riddle And His Orchestra [Disc 1]
17	Norah Jones	The Nearness of You	Come Away With Me
18	Jo Stafford	Ivy	Candy
19	Willie Nelson	Stardust	Stardust [Bonus Tracks]
20	Ray Charles	Georgia On My Mind	Genius – The Ultimate Ray Charles Collection
21	Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra	Ev'ntide	Heart Full Of Rhythm / Volume 2 (1936-38)
22	Bing Crosby	Moonburn [Single Version]	Bing Crosby And Some Jazz Friends
23	Dinning Sisters	I Get Along Without You Very Well	Almost Sweet And Gentle [Disc 2]
24	Hoagy Carmichael & His Orchestra	Sing It Way Down Low	Hoagy Carmichael & Friends: Stardust Melody
25	Hoagy Carmichael	A Tune For Humming	Hoagy Carmichael. Stardust – 51 Original Mono Recordings 1924-1957
26	Hoagy Carmichael & His Orchestra	Come Easy, Go Easy Love	Stardust & Much More
27	Hoagy Carmichael	Huggin & Chalkin	47 Your Hit Parade
28	Johnny Mercer	Memphis In June	Smithsonian Songbook Series: Hoagy Carmichael
29	The Mills Brothers	Lazy River	Best of the Decca Years
30	Louis Prima	Lazy River	Capitol Collectors Series
31	Mildred Bailey & Her Orchestra	Small Fry	Classic Hoagy Carmichael [Disc 1]
32	Junior Brown	Hong Kong Blues	Semi-Crazy
33	Hoagy Carmichael	Hong Kong Blues	Classic Hoagy Carmichael [Disc 2]
34	The Boswell Sisters	Charlie Two Step	The Boswell Sisters Volume 2

A Century of America's Music