This week on Deeper Roots, we’re celebrating the women who helped shape Americana music. From pioneering artists who blazed trails through country, folk, blues, and gospel to the remarkable performers carrying those traditions into the 21st century, we’ll spend two hours exploring voices that transformed the sound of American roots music. We’ll begin with some of the giants of the genre—artists such as the Carter Family, Patsy Cline, and Dolly Parton—women whose talent, determination, and vision helped create the foundation upon which generations would build. Then we’ll follow the road they paved through the work of contemporary Americana artists including Gillian Welch, Lucinda Williams, Margo Price, Sierra Ferrell, and others who continue to redefine and expand the genre today.Join us for a journey through the past, present, and future of Americana music, celebrating the women whose stories, songs, and spirit remain at the very heart of the American musical experience.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Year
Start At
1
Patsy Cline
Strange
Her Legendary Recordings #1
0
00:00
2
Anita Carter
Ring Of Fire
Country Boy's Dream
1962
04:44
3
June Carter Cash
Church In The Wildwood / Lonesome Valley
Church In The Wildwood
2006
06:36
4
Dolly Parton
Why Don't You Haul Off and Love Me
1968-1969
1969
09:29
5
Tammy Wynette
Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad
Classic Country Vol. 15 The Sixties Legends Disc 1
This week‘s show brings us echoes of resistance from the past because there’s a storm brewing, stirring from the louder voices of people recognizing that fascism has settled in. People in this country are getting organized around a common anger that democracy and freedom is being taken from them. The political fortification led by Republican leadership co-opted by white nationalism and support for the gestapo tactics must be held in check and the voices of the ballot box will be the final determination; that is, if there is time. Music this week features Roy Zimmerman, Billy Bragg, Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger and a whole host of sounds from the past century whose musical voices raged when fascism and autocracy attempted to take hold. Money is the root of this evil, make no mistake. There is always hope, however, and we need to be here for each other while practicing self-care with family and friends. The storm clouds are now above us and it’s up to all of us. Now. Not later.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Gene "Mighty Flea" Conners & McCrarys
We Shall Overcome
Gospel Caravan
2
Allen Toussaint
Yes We Can Can
Our New Orleans: A Benefit Album
3
Pete Seeger
Which Side Are You On
Pete Seeger's Greatest Hits
4
John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band
Power To The People
Gimme Some Truth [Disc 1]
5
Buffalo Springfield
For What It's Worth
Buffalo Springfield
6
Molly Brandt
Revolution on the Horizon
American Saga
7
Tracy Chapman
Talkin' Bout a Revolution
Tracy Chapman
8
Woody Guthrie
Tear the Fascists Down
My Dusty Road
9
Alan Lomax
All Of You Fascists Bound To Lose
Ballad Operas-Martins & The Co
10
The Tillers
All You Fascists Bound to Lose
The Tillers
11
Marc Ribot
Bella Ciao (Goodbye Beautiful) (feat. Tom Waits)
Songs of Resistance 1942 – 2018
12
Garland Jeffreys
Wild in the Streets
Ghost Writer/One-Eyed Jack/American Boy & Girl [[Disc 1]]
13
Jefferson Airplane
Volunteers
Volunteers
14
Public Enemy
Fight The Power
Capturing Sound: How Technology Has Changed Music
15
Perla Batalla
The Partisan
A Letter to Leonard Cohen
16
Isley Brothers
Fight the Power EDIT
FunkGASM
17
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings
This Land is Your Land (Digital Album Exclusive)
Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Rendition Is In)
18
Rosanne Cash with John Leventhal
Crawl into the Promised Land
Crawl Into the Promised Land (Single)
19
Nanci Griffith
Hell No (I'm Not Alright)
Occupy This Album
20
Bruce Springsteen
Born in the U.S.A.
Chapter & Verse
21
Nina Simone
Revolution
Anthology Disc 2
22
R.B. Morris
That's How Every Empire Falls
Singing Through the Wall. Songs for Western Sahara
23
Woody Guthrie
This Land Is Your Land (Alternate Version)
Woody At 100: The Woody Guthrie Centennial Collection
24
Dropkick Murphys
All You Fonies
This Machine Still Kills Fascists
25
Gil Scott-Heron
Whitey On The Moon
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
26
Lou Christie
Self Expression (The Kids on the Street Will Never Give In)
Enlightnin'ment: The Best of Lou Christie
27
John Fogerty
Fortunate Son
The Long Road Home: Ultimate John Fogerty Creedence Collection
28
Billy Bragg & Wilco
All You Fascists
Mermaid Avenue, Vol. 2
29
Marvin Gaye
What's Going On
Singers And Songwriters 1970-1971 [Disc 1]
30
Marc Ribot
How To Walk In Freedom (feat. Sam Amidon & Fay Victor)
It was without question a natural progression. All of the attributes that country inherited from gospel, blues, and jazz resulted in what amounted to competition in the charts (and in some mid-century cultural clashes). Although The Beatles had suggested a kinship with mid-sixties tributes to Buck Owens and Chet Atkins, the only comfortable way to make the marriage work was to have it come from other directions…specifically from cultural prods of Nudie suits, coupled with folk and country nudges, and the inevitable respect for the music. Gram Parsons’ influence on the late sixties rise of something they called ‘country rock’ is easy to find but Dylan’s John Wesley Harding album from 1968, The Byrds’ Sweetheart of the Rodeo, and Leon Russell’s alter-ego Hank Wilson opened the doors to a sound that swept the charts. We’ll hear some originals, covers, and a whole lot more in this week’s Deeper Roots. Hope y’all can join us.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Gram Parsons
Streets Of Baltimore
G.P. / Grievous Angel
2
Gram Parsons
The New Soft Shoe
G.P. / Grievous Angel
3
The Beatles
Act Naturally
Help! [UK]
4
Buck Owens
Act Naturally
Remember the Titans: An Original Walt Disney Motion Picture Soundtrack (2000 Film)
5
The Byrds
You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
Country Music: A Film By Ken Burns – The Soundtrack [Disc 2]
6
The Byrds
The Christian Life
Sweetheart of the Rodeo
7
The Louvin Brothers
The Christian Life
Long Play Collection
8
Tex Ritter
Blue Canadian Rockies
Have I Stayed Away Too Long
9
The Byrds
Blue Canadian Rockies
Sweetheart of the Rodeo
10
Bob Dylan
John Wesley Harding
John Wesley Harding
11
Leon Russell
She Thinks I Still Care
Hank Wilson's Back [Bonus Tracks]
12
Leon Russell
I'll Sail My Ship Alone
Hank Wilson's Back [Bonus Tracks]
13
Leon Russell
Uncle Pen
Hank Wilson's Back [Bonus Tracks]
14
Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys
Uncle Pen
Decca Country Classics 1934-1973 [Disc 2]
15
Moon Mullican
I'll Sail My Ship Alone
The Very Best Of
16
George Jones
She Thinks I Still Care
Swingers [Original Soundtrack]
17
Emmylou Harris & Gram Parsons
Love Hurts
Duets
18
The Louvin Brothers
The Angels Rejoiced Last Night
Close Harmony [Disc 4]
19
Emmylou Harris/Gram Parsons
The Angels Rejoiced Last Night
Songbird: Rare Tracks & Forgotten Gems Disc 1
20
Hank Williams
Half as Much
24 Greatest
21
Emmylou Harris & The Nash Ramblers
Half As Much
At The Ryman [Live]
22
Emmylou Harris & The Nash Ramblers
Cattle Call
At The Ryman [Live]
23
Tex Owens
Cattle Call
Cattle Call-Early Cowboy Music And It's Roots
24
Emmylou Harris & The Nash Ramblers
Get Up John
At The Ryman [Live]
25
Bill Monroe & His Bluegrass Boys
Get Up John
Bill Monroe: Anthology
26
Neil Young
Oh, Lonesome Me
After the Gold Rush
27
Various Artists
Don Gibson – Oh Lonesome Me
Fifty Years Of Hits – Vol 7
28
Jackson Browne
Red Neck Friend (LP Version)
For Everyman
29
Eagles
Take It Easy
Selected Works 1972-1999: The Early Years
30
Bob Dylan
I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
John Wesley Harding
31
Linda Ronstadt
I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)
Fifty Years Of Hits – Vol. 4
32
Asleep at the Wheel
Ida Red
A Tribute To The Music Of Bob Wills (Dance Versions)
33
George Jones
You're Still On My Mind
Complete Collection 1960-1962 [Disc 4] individual albums
It’s a cover show. It’s a celebration. It’s a reconnaissance regarding a renaissance. To what do we owe this week’s offering? The answer is clearly the songs of Bob Dylan who, at one time recorded under the non de plume Blind Boy Grunt and we’ve got a track from the Broadside Ballads collection to prove it. But this week’s show will focus primarily on covers of Dylan tracks going back to Sam Cooke live at the Copa to an oddball cover by The Grass Roots. We’ll also share some fresh takes from Eric Clapton, Raul Malo, Audra Mae & The Forest Rangers, and a lovely cover of a rare but popular piece called Walkin’ Down The Line. We’re celebrating a multi-generational master of his dominion where his words and melodies honor the past and carve a well-defined path leading into the future of America’s songwriting craft. Tune into Community Radio for Sonoma County on another Friday morning…via the stream at kowsfm.com/listen.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Bob Dylan
Corrina, Corrina [Album Version]
The Future Is Unwritten
2
Blind Boy Grunt (Bob Dylan)
Ballad Of Donald White
Selections From The Best Of Broadside 1962-1988
3
Eilen Jewell
Walking Down the Line
Letters From Sinners & Strangers
4
New Riders of the Purple Sage
Farewell Angelina
The Best of New Riders of the Purple Sage
5
Sweethearts of the Rodeo
One More Night
Beautiful Lies
6
Joan Baez
The Walls Of Redwing
Any Day Now
7
The Highwaymen
One Too Many Mornings
Live – American Outlaws
8
Johnny Cash
Mama, You've Been On My Mind [Album Version]
Orange Blossom Special
9
Johnny Cash
Wanted Man
The Mystery Of Life
10
Jessi Colter
Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 [Album Version]
Out Of The Ashes
11
Sam Cooke
Blowin' In The Wind
Sam Cooke At the Copa
12
Nappy Brown
Tonight Ill Be Staying Here With You
Tore Up
13
Jerry Lee Lewis
Rita May
A Half Century Of Hits: Rockin' My Life Away [Disc 3]
14
The Grass Roots
Mr Jones (A Ballad of a Thin Man)
Love Is the Song We Sing: San Francisco Nuggets 1965-1970 Disc 1
15
Eric Clapton
I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine
I Still Do
16
Raul Malo
You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
The Nashville Acoustic Sessions
17
Waylon Jennings
Don't Think Twice, It's Alright
Dylan Country
18
Shirley Caesar
Gotta Serve Somebody
Masked & Anonymous
19
The Blind Boys of Alabama feat. Justin Vernon of Bon Iver
Every Grain Of Sand
I'll Find A Way
20
The Mighty Clouds Of Joy
Saved [Album Version]
Gotta Serve Somebody – The Gospel Songs Of Bob Dylan
21
Audra Mae & The Forest Rangers
Forever Young
Songs Of Anarchy: Music From Sons Of Anarchy Seasons 1-4
It may be Friday the 13th, but we won’t be bothered with the superstitious. Instead, we’ll go with traditional and popular country nuggets as our topics with some couplings of contemporary and vintage. We’ve gathered a collection of modern country covers from the likes of Rosanne Cash, Solitaire Miles, Charley Crockett, Chuck Mead and others and we’ll be coupling them up with originals and favorites from the distant past. Merle Travis, Red Foley, Hank Williams, and The Louvin Brothers take the stage from a dream-filled past. We’re celebrating country classics from fifties, sixties and seventies and having fun doing it while kicking back. You don’t need to be wearing pretentious boots and hats to appreciate the easy sway of classic country … you just need to close your eyes and appreciate the performances … well, unless you’re driving.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
The Band
Long Black Veil
Music From Big Pink
2
Rosanne Cash Featuring Jeff Tweedy
Long Black Veil (Feat. Jeff Tweedy)
The List
3
Lefty Frizzell
Long Black Veil
Columbia Country Classics, Vol. 3: Americana
4
Johnny Bond
Goodbye Old Paint
Standard Transcriptions
5
Pharis and Jason Romero
Goodbye Old Paint
A Wanderer I'll Stay
6
McKinley James
Who Will The Next Fool Be
Who Will The Next Fool Be (Single)
7
Charlie Rich
Who Will the Next Fool Be
Sun Ballads 1953-62
8
Johnny Cash
We Must Believe In Magic
The Adventures Of Johnny Cash
9
Matt Urmy
We Must Believe in Magic (feat. Cowboy Jack Clement)
Out of the Ashes
10
The Malpass Brothers
Hello Walls
The Malpass Brothers
11
Willie Nelson
Hello Walls
Mr. Record Man – The Early Singles As & BS
12
Henson Cargill
Skip a Rope
Skip a Rope
13
Charley Crockett
Skip A Rope
Music City USA
14
Kevin Russell
Are You Teasing Me
Plain Dirt Fashion
15
The Louvin Brothers
Are You Teasing Me
Capitol Country Music Classics
16
Eddy Arnold and his Tennessee Plowboys
Anytime
Nipper's Greatest Hits – The 40's Vol 2
17
Chuck Mead
Anytime
You Don't Know Me: Rediscovering Eddy Arnold
18
Dirty Cello
Sixteen Tons
I May Not Be Perfect
19
Merle Travis
Sixteen Tons
Hot Pickin' [Disc 1]
20
Spade Cooley & His Orchestra feat. Tex Williams
Crazy 'Cause I Love You
That's What I Like About The West
21
Solitaire Miles
Crazy Cause I Love You
Susie Blue and the Lonesome Fellas
22
Whitney Rose
There's A Tear In My Beer
Heartbreaker of the Year
23
Hank Williams & Hank Williams, Jr.
There's A Tear In My Beer
Fifty Years Of Hits – Vol 10
24
Solitaire Miles
I Hear You Talkin'
Susie Blue and the Lonesome Fellas
25
Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys
I Hear You Talkin'
The Tiffany Transcriptions Volume 1
26
Hank Williams
You're Gonna Change
Fifty Years Of Hits – Vol 11
27
Tom Petty
You're Gonna Change (Or I'm Gonna Leave)
Timeless: Hank Williams Tribute
28
Chuck Mead & His Grassy Knoll Boys
Settin' The Woods On Fire
Back At The Quonset Hut
29
Hank Williams & The Drifting Cowboys
Settin' The Woods On Fire
Steelin' It: Steeling The Mood
30
Red Foley
Tennessee Border
Tennessee Saturday Night
31
Chuck Mead & His Grassy Knoll Boys
Tennessee Border
Back At The Quonset Hut
32
BR5-49
The Price of Love
This Is BR549
33
The Everly Brothers
The Price of Love
Walk Right Back: The Everly Brothers on Warner Bros. Disc 2
This week’s show looks back at the year 2022 with a focus on the umbrella genre known as Americana. We’ll be digging deep into the releases that mattered last year, sharing some of the fresh new releases that made an impression. There are the singer/songwriters, the old hands with fresh perspectives, as well as those who have taken tradition and dressed it up fresh for the party. We’ll hear tracks from some of the very best albums of the year, including a few off the beaten one. Some great sounds coming your way from Aoife O’Donovan, The Black Keys, Tami Neilson, and Hurray for the Riff Raff. Pour yourself a cup of your favorite fresh brew, put on the headphones, and find yourself some new favorites from under that big tent they call ‘Americana’ on KOWS Community Radio.
It’s list time! For better or worse, we’re going with the top tier of the Rolling Stone’s Top 100 Country Albums of all Time as our guidepost. There’s some great ones here, in fact the majority are agreeable in our estimation but there are also some “huh?” moments. We’ll just assume that that is par for the course with any opinion-based list by a disparate group of critics. For the most part, it captures the core of country pretty well. We’ll share music from Tom T. Hall, The Carters, George Strait and a few nineties and aught pop stars that made the list because they swim the pop country charts. Join Dave as he walks down the list, one that has its cringe-worthy moments, right alongside moments of pure Americana country gold.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Kacey Musgraves
Space Cowboy
Golden Hour
2
Hank Williams
The Blues Come Around
Southern Belle [Disc 2]
3
Waylon Jennings
Black Rose
Honky Tonk Heroes/Ramblin' Man/Dreaming My Dreams (1 of 3)
4
Sammi Smith
Help Me Make It Through The Night
Sammi Smith early 60's the Best Of (varese sarabande 96)
5
John Anderson
Wild and Blue
Anthology
6
Sturgill Simpson
Life Of Sin
Metamodern Sounds In Country Music
7
Guy Clark
Rita Ballou
Old No. 1
8
The Carter Family
Kissing Is Crime
Can The Circle Be Unbroken
9
John Prine
Paradise
John Prine
10
Kris Kristofferson
The Law Is For Protection Of The People
Kristofferson
11
Rosanne Cash
My Baby Thinks He's A Train
Hits: 1979-1989
12
George Strait
I Can't See Texas from Here
Strait Out of the Box [Disc 1]
13
Gary Stewart
She's Acting Single (I'm Drinkin' Doubles)
Superstars Of Country: Good Ol Songs [Disc 2]
14
Loretta Lynn
Coal Miner's Daughter
Decca Country Classics 1934-1973
15
Tom T. Hall
The Year That Clayton Delaney Died (Single Version)
The Definitive Collection: Tom T. Hall
16
Patsy Cline
I Fall To Pieces
Classic Country
17
George Jones
He Stopped Loving Her Today
I Am What I Am
18
Miranda Lambert
Vice
The Weight of These Wings
19
The Judds
Why Not Me
Country Music: A Film By Ken Burns – The Soundtrack [Disc 2]
20
Johnny Cash
Folsom Prison Blues
At Folsom Prison
21
Taylor Swift
You Belong With Me
Fearless
22
Randy Travis
On The Other Hand
Country Gold 1984-1986
23
Shania Twain
That Don't Impress Me Much
Come On Over
24
Merle Haggard
Red Bandana
His Greatest & His Best
25
Lucinda Williams
Jackson
Car Wheels on a Gravel Road
26
Dixie Chicks
Wide Open Spaces
Country: The American Tradition [Disc 2]
27
Ray Charles
Born to Lose (Remastered)
Complete Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music (Remastered)
28
Waylon Jennings
Dreaming My Dreams With You
Artist's Choice: Emmylou Harris
29
Dolly Parton
Coat of Many Colors
Coat of Many Colors [RM 2007]
30
Willie Nelson
Red Headed Stranger
The Many Sides Of Willie Nelson [Cd 3 "Cowboy"] (1992)
This week we’re taking a look back at a songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, musician, and performer who helped to enlighten a younger set to Tex Mex music, even making inroads into the sixties San Francisco ‘summer of love’ with a top 20 hit in 1965. Considered a child prodigy, he would appear on the Louisiana Hayride by the age of eight and would find his influences in blues, country, r&b, and conjunto sounds from across the border. Our retrospective will feature contemporaries and music from his close-knit cadre of compadres that would go on to form a sort-of supergroup called The Texas Tornados. Tune in on a Spring morning in April for a collection of pure Americana treats from Texas as we overlook (for a brief two hours) its abhorrent decline into a state of hate and anti-democratic principles.
We’re taking a bit of a break to pull the covers out. A lot of the covers we’ll be sharing today come from recent years and cut a broad swath through the past, with a special emphasis on ‘modern sounds’ including new wave, country and rock covered by some of the modern Americana performers that you hear on KOWS Community Radio’s Blue Moon Americana each week (and mornings at 5). Tune in for Jason Isbell, Bill Kirchen, Carrie Rodriguez, Sarah Jarosz, Nick Lowe, and a host of others. A fun run of sounds this morning as we kick off spring with fresh Americana covers.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Solid Air
Spirit In The Sky
Sonoma County Covers Project
2
Pete Yorn
They Don't Know
They Don't Know
3
The Teskey Brothers
Never Tear Us Apart
Never Tear Us Apart (Single)
4
Sarah Jarosz
I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For / my future
5
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit
Driver 8 feat. John Paul White
Georgia Blue
6
Mo Kenney
Yer So Bad
Covers
7
Anna Elizabeth Laube
Time To Move On
Annamania
8
The Band of Heathens featuring Robert Ellis
Walls
Remote Transmissions Vol 1
9
Carsie Blanton
Party at the End of the World
Party At The End of the World (Single)
10
The Dead South
People Are Strange
Easy Listening For Jerks Part II
11
The WildRoots
01 634-5789
WildRoots Sessions Vol. 1
12
The Grand Southern
The Boys of Summer
Don't Say Anything
13
Clint Roberts
Just Like Heaven
Rose Songs
14
Puss N Boots
Joey
Sister
15
Tyler Ramsey
Back On The Chain Gang
Found a Picture of You
16
Vandoliers
I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)
I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) (Single)
17
The Revenue Man
(What's So Funny About) Peace, Love and Understanding
25 Years Behind
18
Carrie Rodriguez
Big Love
Love and Circumstances
19
Nick Lowe
Here Comes That Feeling
Lay It On Me
20
Bill Kirchen
Shelly's Winter Love (feat. Nick Lowe & Paul Carrack)
The Proper Years
21
Dylan LeBlanc
Expecting to Fly
Pastimes
22
Britta Phillips
I Am a Child
Cinnamon Girl – Women Artists Cover Neil Young for Charity
This week, we pay a long overdue tribute to John Prine while celebrating the 75th year of his birth which came up on the calendar this week. One of the losses that reverberates among us all is the loss of John Prine to COVID in April, 2020, at the beginning of this long and painful pandemic. We’re paying our tributes at the same time that a his label Oh Boy Records releases Broken Hearts and Dirty Windows, Volume 2, a collection of Prine covers that hits the marks and follows the first volume, released over ten years ago. Our show will feature a chronological look back at the legacy of this national treasure, a songwriter whose bite followed along on the arc of his storytelling that looked into matters of the human heart. We’ll hear covers from Nanci Griffith, Yarn, and a few others but we’ll follow the path along John’s career in performances especially selected for a two hour journey of John’s music.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Joan Baez
Hello In There
Diamonds & Rust
2
Justin Townes Earle
Far From Me
Broken Hearts & Dirty Windows: Songs of John Prine
3
Sturgill Simpson
Paradise
Broken Hearts & Dirty Windows: Songs of John Prine, Vol. 2
4
John Prine
Donald And Lydia
John Prine Live
5
John Prine
Sweet Revenge
Great Days: The John Prine Anthology Disc 1
6
John Prine
The Great Compromise
Great Days: The John Prine Anthology Disc 1
7
John Prine
He Was in Heaven Before He Died
Great Days: The John Prine Anthology Disc 1
8
John Prine
If You Don't Want My Love
Bruised Orange
9
Yarn
Christmas in Prison
Stray Dog Christmas Compilation
10
John Prine
The Sins of Memphisto
The Missing Years
11
Nanci Griffith
Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness
Winter Marquee [Live]
12
John Prine
Let's Talk Dirty in Hawaiian
German Afternoons
13
John Prine
Lulu Walls
German Afternoons
14
John Prine
Lake Marie
Lost Dogs and Mixed Blessings
15
John Prine
In Spite Of Ourselves
In Person & On Stage
16
John Prine
Dear John (I Sent Your Saddle Home)
In Spite Of Ourselves
17
John Prine
Glory of True Love
Fair & Square
18
John Prine
Who's Gonna Take The Garbage Out (Featuring Iris Dement)
For Better, Or Worse
19
John Prine
Summers End
The Tree of Forgiveness
20
John Prine
The Lonesome Friends Of Science
The Tree Of Forgiveness
21
John Prine
Caravan Of Fools
The Tree Of Forgiveness
22
John Prine
When I Get To Heaven
The Tree Of Forgiveness
23
Fiona Prine/John Prine
My Happiness
For Better, Or Worse
24
John Prine
I Remember Everything
I Remember Everything
25
Bonnie Raitt
Angel from Montgomery
Broken Hearts & Dirty Windows: Songs of John Prine, Vol. 2
