Deeper Roots will spend time with a variety of blues styles this week with no focus but the roots of feeling blue, themes about being blue, junker’s blues, bar fly blues, cold rainy day blues, and the dark and somber blues. We’ll feature the urban sounds of Lowell Fulson and Bobby Blue Bland, the smooth sounds of T-Bone Walker, and we’ll also pick on some early jazz and blues vocals including Bertha “Chippie” Hill, Hattie McDaniels, and Memphis Minnie.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
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1
Junior Wells' Chicago Blues Band
In the Wee Wee Hours
Hoodoo Man Blues
2
R.L. Burnside
Poor Black Mattie
From Mississippi To Chicago
3
Lowell Fulson
Black Widow Spider Blues
Juke Box Blues 1946-1948
4
Sweet Papa Tadpole
Black Spider Blues
Too Late, Too Late, More Newly Discovered Titles And Alternate Takes. Vol. 4
5
Jimmy Witherspoon
Bar Fly Blues
Mercury Blues 'n' Rhythm Stars
6
John Hammond
Evolution Blues
Found True Love
7
Eddie Lang
You Got to Crawl Before You Walk
Juke Joint Blues 1950's-1960's
8
Muddy Waters
Good Morning School Girl
Folk Singer
9
Rory Block
Cypress Grove Blues
Hard Luck Child: A Tribute To Skip James
10
Kansas City Kitty (Thelma Holmes)
Double Trouble Blues
Four Women Blues – The Victor / Bluebird Recordings Of Memphis Minnie, Mississippi Matilda, Kansas City Kitty and Miss Rosie Mae Moore
11
Berha 'Chippie' Hill
Some Cold Rainy Day
Heartbreakers Blue & Lonely
12
Hattie McDaniels
Boo Hoo Blues
Female Blues Singers, Complete Recorded Works. Volume 12
13
Memphis Minnie;Kansas Joe
Don't Want No Woman (Have T' Give My Money To) [2002 Remastered]
First Time I Met the Blues (When the Sun Goes Down series)
14
Victoria Spivey & Lonnie Johnson
I Got The Blues So Bad
Idle Hours
15
Julia Lee & Her Boy Friends
Tonight's the Night
Kansas City Blues 1944-1949 Disc 1
16
Hadda Brooks
Need A Little Sugar In My Bowl
I've Got News For You [Disc 1]
17
Bobby "Blue" Bland
I Pity The Fool
Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: The Road To Memphis
Country sounds from Johnny Cash, Wynn Stewart, and Ferlin Husky kick things off and we’ll run the blues and R&B gamut with B. B. King, John Jackson, and Duke Robillard…who will also complement the sounds of Dr. John. A free form extravaganza continues with early pop and big band sounds, including Helen Forrest vocals, The Boswells, and Harry James.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
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1
Merle Haggard/Willie Nelson
The Only Man Wilder Than Me
Django and Jimmie
2
Wynn Stewart
Donna On My Mind
California Country
3
Ferlin Husky
Puxico Polka
1949-1950 (Warped 498F)
4
Johnny Cash
Tennessee Flat Top Box
The Essential Johnny Cash 1955-1983 Disc 1
5
Patsy Cline
That's My Desire
The Patsy Cline Collection [Disc 3]
6
Mac Wiseman
Old Camp Meeting Time
Grassroots To Bluegrass
7
Leon Russell
Roll in My Sweet Baby's Arms
Retrospective
8
Rice, Rice, Hillman & Pedersen
Friend of the Devil
Rice, Rice, Hillman & Pedersen
9
C.W. Stoneking
Good Luck Charm
Gon' Boogaloo
10
Bob Dylan
Talkin' Devil
It Could Even Be A Myth
11
John Jackson
The Devil He Wore A Hickory Shoe
Front Porch Blues
12
Prophet G. Lusk
The Devil's Trying to Steal My Joy
This May Be My Last Time Singing: Raw African-American Gospel on 45RPM, 1957-1982
13
Audra Mae and The Almighty Sound
My Friend The Devil
Audra Mae & The Almighty Sound
14
Duke Robillard
I'm Gonna Buy Me A Dog (To Take The Place Of You)
The Acoustic Blues & Roots of Duke Robillard
15
Dr. John
How Come My Dog Don't Bark (When You Come 'Round)
Goin' Back To New Orleans
16
Dr. John
Old Settlers
Live at Magfest 2014
17
B.B. King & Dr. John
There Must Be A Better World Somewhere
Deuces Wild
18
Louis Armstrong & Duke Ellington
It Don't Mean A Thing
The Great Summit [Disc 1]
19
Dj Frogg
I Don't Mean a Mash
Mashups
20
Eugiene Baird & The Duke's Boys
Everything But You
American Songbook Series: Duke Ellington
21
Helen Forrest and Les Paul Trio
Everybody Knew But Me
Trio's Complete Decca Recordings Plus (1936-47) [Disc 1]
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.
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
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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
Every couple of months, Deeper Roots shares a free form playlist with host Dave Stroud. This week we’ll share ‘contemporary roots’ infused music including the sounds of Howell Devine, Jason Isbell, and Ian Tyson as well as a broad selection of R&B (from The Blenders), early blues (from Blind Lemon Jefferson), and ‘ding dong daddy’ country swing (featuring Bob Wills). We’ll also wrap it up with a festive foodie theme.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
The Ink Spots
Street Of Dreams
Greatest Hits
2
The Delta Rhythm Boys
Scandalize My Name
I Dreamt I Dwelt In Harlem
3
The Cats & The Fiddle
I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water
Theme Time Radio Hour with Your Host Bob Dylan [Disc 2]
4
The Penguins
Ookey Ook
Great Googa Mooga [Ace]
5
The Roosevelts
Jitterbug Special
The Real Blues Brothers Vol. 2
6
The Ravens
Gotta Find My Baby
OKeh Rhythm & Blues
7
The Blenders
Don't Play Around with Love
Rhythm 'N' Blues: Early Doo Wop 1943-55, vol. 1
8
Robins
My Baby Done Told Me
Money Honey – Rise of the Black Bocal Group 51-53)
9
Esther Phillips
Your Love Is So Doggone Good [Album Version]
Jazz Moods – Hot
10
Hawkins, Coleman: The Bebop Years [Disc 2]: Cattin' at Keynote
Blue Moon
The Bebop Years [Disc 2] ~ Cattin' at Keynote
11
Justin Townes Earle
Workin' for the MTA
Harlem River Blues [Explicit]
12
Robert Plant
Central Two-O-Nine
Band Of Joy
13
Jason Isbell
Johnny Reb, That's Me
You Don't Know Me: Rediscovering Eddy Arnold
14
Howell Devine
Boat's Up the River
Delta Grooves
15
Billy Walker
Cross The Brazos At Waco
Columbia Country Classics, Vol. 3: Americana
16
Chris Smither
No More Cane On The Brazos
Still On The Levee CD 1
17
Odetta
No More Cane On The Brazos
7 Classic Albums Plus Bonus Radio Tracks
18
Red Foley & The Sunshine Boys
(There'll Be) Peace In The Valley (For Me)
Johnny Cash: Artist's Choice – Music That Matters To Him
19
Ian Tyson
Ridin' Down the Canyon
Boots Too Big to Fill: Tribute to Gene Autry
20
Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
I'm a Ding Dong Daddy (From Dumas)
Legends of Country Music Disc 2
21
Asleep at the Wheel
Ding Dong Daddy from Dumas (with Robert Earl Keen and Ray Benson)
Still the King: A Celebration of the Music of Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
22
Jerry Lee Lewis
Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-O-Dee
A Half Century Of Hits ([Disc 2] of Box Set)
23
Jo-El Sonnier
Tear-Stained Letter
Various Artists: THEME TIME RADIO HOUR – SEASON 2/[Disc 2]
24
Clifton Chenier
Accordion Boogie
Louisiana Blues and Zydeco
25
Blind Lemon Jefferson
Hot Dogs
The Complete Classic Sides Remastered: Atlanta & Chicago 1926 [Disc 2]
26
Lil Johnson
Sam The Hot Dog Man
Vintage Sex Songs
27
Rosie Flores
Hot Dog
Speed of Sound
28
Dale Hawkins
Hot Dog
Rock'n'roll Tornado
29
Bill Haley
Hot Dog Buddy Buddy
From Western Swing to R-O-C-K (4): Don't Knock the Rock
West County has seen it’s first consistent (and consecutive) days of rain and boy did we need it. El Nino looks to be making some waves. We’ll be making some waves this week on our Wednesday night foray into the past century of America’s music. We’ll hear new music from the Oxford American Georgia music issue, as well as a good share of early country, some Stephen Foster (by the Hamilton County Ramblers), and some Jelly Roll Morton. There will be a few local performers to sweeten the mix: Kevin Russell, Carl Hendel & Eddie Meisse, and an alumni of Montgomery High School in Santa Rosa…Dan Hicks. Tune in for music that keeps on giving.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Tommy Duncan
Who Drank My Beer (While I Was In The Rear)?
Gravy Train: Hillbilly Meets R&B
2
Oklahoma Wranglers (Willis Bros)
Invitation to the Blues
Hillbilly Rhythm
3
T. Texas Tyler
Red Light
Gravy Train: Hillbilly Meets R&B
4
Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies
My Galveston Gal
Daddy of Western Swing, Vol. 4 : Keep a Knockin'
5
Carl Hendel & Eddie Meisse
Don't Be Ashamed Of Your Age
Don't Be Ashamed of Your Age
6
Tut Taylor feat. Norman Blake
Sweet Picking Time in Toomsboro, Ga.
The Oxford American Southern Music 2016 (17th Edition: Georgia)
7
Precious Bryant
Georgia Buck
The Oxford American Southern Music 2016 (17th Edition: Georgia)
8
The Band & Emmylou Harris
Evangeline
A Musical History [Disc 5]
9
John Prine
There She Goes
Bruised Orange
10
Jerry Jeff Walker
Viva Luckenbach
Gypsy Songman: A Life In Song
11
Carl Smith
Are You Teasing Me
The Essential Carl Smith (1950-1956)
12
The Louvin Brothers
Are You Teasing Me
Close Harmony [Disc 3]
13
Carolina Chocolate Drops
Hello Stranger
The Winding StreamThe Carters, The Cashes And The Course Of Country Music
14
Maria Muldaur
Me And My Chauffeur Blues
Richland Woman Blues
15
Black Bottom McPhail
John
Jack Newman & Others
16
Jimmy Strange
Yas Yas Yas
Swingin' the Blues: 1931-1939
17
Lightnin' Hopkins
Speedin' Boogie
Po' Lightnin'
18
Pete Johnson
Boogie Woogie
Juke Joint Jump: A Boogie Woogie Celebration
19
Kate & Anna McGarrigle
Hard Times Come Again No More
Songs Of The Civil War
20
Robert Shaw Chorale
Nelly Bly
Stephen Foster Songbook
21
Grandpa Jones
Nelly Bly
An American Original
22
Dan Hicks & The Hot Licks
I Scare Myself
The Blue Thumb Years 1971-1973
23
Larry Jon Wilson
Ohoopee River Bottomland [from the film Heartworn Highways]
The Oxford American Southern Music 2016 (17th Edition: Georgia)
24
Carl Perkins
Don't Stop The Music
Go Cat Go
25
Jake Xerxes Fussell
Raggy Levy
The Oxford American Southern Music 2016 (17th Edition: Georgia)
26
Dirty Dozen Brass Band
Jelly Roll's Misgiving
Jelly (The Dirty Dozen Brass Band Plays Jelly Roll Morton
Mac Rebennack’s been around and the music, the culture, the people…they’ve embellished his art with a character like no other in roots music. He’s known them all: James Booker, Professor Longhair, Huey Smith, and Doc Pomus. He’s performed with them, composed for them, and broken bread with them. And when he takes the stage, whether that is in the traditional Indian celebratory garb or the frocked coat and hat, you can be certain that his performance will get your attention. He is coarse yet gentle, as punctual on the keys as he is laid back and lazy with them. This week’s show will sample a small set of his contributions to the American songbook including performances by Roland Stone, B.B. King, Charlie Rich, Solomon Burke, and Irma Thomas. And we’ll also hear plenty from the good Doctor himself.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Dr. John
Right Place Wrong Time
Definitive Pop Collection
2
Dr John/Mac Rebennack
Sahara (LP Version)
Mos' Scocious: The Dr. John Anthology [Disc 1]
3
Roland Stone [Dr. John]
Down The Road (LP Version)
Mos' Scocious: The Dr. John Anthology [Disc 1]
4
Mac Rebennack
Good Times
The History of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues [Disc 5]
5
Clarence "Frogman" Henry
Long Lost And Worried
Ain't Got No Home: The Best Of Clarence "Frogman" Henry
6
Art Neville
What's Going On
His Specialty Recordings
7
Johnny Jenkins
Walk On Gilded Splinters
Duane Allman Anthology 2 [Disc 2]
8
Dr. John
Black Widow Spider
Definitive Pop Collection
9
Dr. John
(Everybody Wanna Get Rich) Rite Away
Destively Bonnaroo (US Release)
10
Dr. John The Night Tripper
Wash Mama Wash
The Atco/Atlantic Singles 19681974
11
Dr. John
Big Chief
The Atco/Atlantic Singles 19681974
12
Irma Thomas
I Never Fool Nobody But Me
If You Want It, Come and Get It
13
Delaney & Bonnie
When the Battle Is Over
The Best of Delaney & Bonnie
14
Solomon Burke
Make Do With What You Got
Make Do With What You Got
15
Dr. John
Hen Layin' Rooster
The Best Of The Parlophone Years
16
Dr. John
Let the Good Times Roll
The Ultimate Dr. John
17
Dr. John
My Indian Red
Goin' Back To New Orleans
18
Dr. John
Sweet Home New Orleans
The Best Of The Parlophone Years
19
Dr. John
Memories Of Prof. Longhair
Mos' Scocious: The Dr. John Anthology [Disc 2]
20
Marianne Faithfull
Hello Stranger
A Perfect Stranger: The Island Anthology [Disc 2]
21
Crescent City Gold
Kick It Raw
The Ultimate Session
22
Bluesiana Triangle
Need To Be Loved
Bluesiana Triangle
23
Charlie Rich
Pictures and Paintings
Pictures and Paintings
24
Dr. John
Eh Las Bas
N'awlinz: Dis, Dat Or D'Udda
25
Dr. John
Old Settlers
Live at Magfest 2014
26
B.B. King & Dr. John
There Must Be A Better World Somewhere
Deuces Wild
27
Dr. John
Let's Make a Better World
The Ultimate Dr. John
28
Dr. John
When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You)
Our final show at the old KOWS studio will feature the lineup you might expect…with a couple of themes running through it. The ‘take me back’ theme works well as we bring in Tennessee Ernie Ford, Jimmy Rushing, and Peter Rowan to make the plea and we’ve got the gospel themed pleas of working on a building from The Highway QCs. In addition, we’ve got some doo-wop, some ladies whose theme was ‘blues is her business’, and a run of country swing and bluegrass…all packed into two hours of elementary roots. Tune in after dinner for dessert.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Take Me Back And Try Me One More Time
Masters 1949-1976 [Disc 3]
2
Shannon Grayson
I Like The Old Time Way
Favorite Sacred Songs
3
Wade Mainer
Streamlined Religion
1961 King Session
4
Grandpa Jones
You And My Old Guitar
Makes The Rafters Ring
5
Larry Cordle & The Virginia Luthiers
Train On The Island
Orthophonic Joy
6
The Whitstein Brothers
Where Will You Build
Sing Gospel Songs of the Louvins
7
John Fogerty
Workin' on a Building
The Blue Ridge Rangers
8
The Highway QC'S
Working On a Building
Great Gospel – Maybe the Last Time
9
The Clara Ward Singers
Come By Here
Meetin' Tonight!
10
The Dixie Hummingbirds
Two Little Fishes (And Five Loaves of Bread)
20th Century Masters – The Millennium Collection: The Best of the Dixie Hummingbirds
11
The Dixie Hummingbirds
Bedside Of A Neighbor
Thank You For One More Day: The 70th Anniversary Of The Dixie Hummingbirds
12
Marie Knight
Satisfied With Jesus
Hallelujah What A Song!
13
Sheiks
Walk That Walk
Atlantic Vocal Groups – [Disc 1] – Jumpin' & Bluesy
14
Garnet Mimms
Cry Baby
The Best of Garnet Mimms: Cry
15
The Five Royales
I Like It Like That
R&B Greats – Think
16
The Five Royales
Someone Made Me For You
Dedicated To You
17
Steve Cropper
Someone Made You For Me (Steve Cropper with Dan Penn)
Dedicated – A Salute To The 5 Royales
18
Sam Cooke
You Were Made For Me
Portrait Of A Legend 1951-1964
19
Bessie Smith
I'm Wild About That Thing
The Saucy Songs (1928-1938)
20
Victoria Spivey With Clarence Williams' Blue Five
My Handy Man (f. Victoria Spivey)
Eddie Lang & Joe Venuti: The New York Sessions 1926-35
21
Ida Cox & Her Allstar Band
Four Day Creep
Blues From The Vocalion Vaults
22
Dinah Washington
Blow Top Blues
Blues Was Her Business
23
Bonnie Raitt
Women Be Wise
Bonnie Raitt
24
Fats Waller
(Take Me Back To) The Wide Open Places
compliments of grimriper2u@yahoo.com
25
Asleep at the Wheel/The Blind Boys of Alabama
The Devil Ain't Lazy
Reinventing the Wheel
26
Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies
Somebody's Been Using That Thing
Western Swing Chronicles Vol. 1: Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies
27
Ted Daffan's Texans
Born To Lose
26 All-Time Country Classics
28
Adolph Hofner
Let's Count The Stars
You Oughta See My Fanny Dance: Unissued Western Swing 1935-1942
29
Jimmy Rushing
Take Me Back, Baby
ABC Of The Blues Vol 38
30
Buck Owens
Take Me Back Again
Act Naturally
31
Peter Rowan And Don Edwards
Take Me Back To The Range
High Lonesome Cowboy
32
Merle Haggard/Willie Nelson
Missing Ol' Johnny Cash
Django and Jimmie
33
Johnny Cash
Tear Stained Letter
American IV: Man Comes Around
34
Earl Scruggs
Gospel Ship
The Earl Scruggs Revue: Anniversary Special, Volumes One & Two
We’ll be bringing another eclectic blend of music from the past for an evening set kicks off with sounds of New Orleans beginning with a medley from the Bayou Maharajah, James Booker and closing with Irma Thomas. In addition to our usual run of bluegrass, jazz, and blues…we’ll prepare some piping hot biscuits from the country shack with Alan Lomax, Flatt & Scruggs, Pappy O’Daniel and the Hillbilly Boys, and Kacey Musgraves. There will also be a rare piece of early blues piano work from Ollie Shepard and the early century jazz band sounds of Enric Madriguera, Jimmie Lunceford, and Fletcher Henderson. Two full hours of Deeper Roots on weekday evening…carrying us over the midweek hump so that it’s all downhill from there…
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Aaron Neville
Let's Live
Treacherous [Disc 1]
2
James Booker
Medley: Tico Tico / Papa Was A Rascal / So Swell When You're Well
Classified
3
Dr. John
Traveling Mood
The Ultimate Dr. John
4
Fats Domino
The Girl I Love [Version 2]
This Is Gold Disc 1
5
Aaron Neville
My True Story
My True Story
6
Irma Thomas
While the City Sleeps
Time Is on My Side: The Best of Irma Thomas, Vol. 1
7
Kansas Joe and Memphis Minnie
I'm Wild About My Stuff
Flashbacks #1 Drug Songs 1917-1944
8
Blind Boy Fuller
Trucking My Blues Away No. 2 (take 2)
Complete Recorded Works in Chronological Order – Volume 2 (29 April to 12 July 1937)
9
Ollie Shepard
King Of All Evil
Vol. 2-1939-41
10
Angelic Gospel Singers with the Dixie Humming Birds
One Day
When the Moon Goes Down in the Valley of Time: African-American Gospel, 1939-51
11
Rory Block
Lord, I Feel Just Like Goin' On
I Belong To The Band: A Tribute To Rev. Gary Davis
12
Ethel Waters and Her Jazz Band
Ev'rybody Mess Aroun
Tight Women and Loose Bands 1921-1931
13
Cleo Brown
Boogie Woogie
Picking the Blues – Compiled By John Mayall – Boogie Woogie Pioneers
Our Saturday morning show opens with some caffeine-driven music…literally… songs about the magic bean, that morning beverage that starts the day for some of us. We’ve got swamp pop from Randy & The Rockets, some jumpin’ jive from Cab Calloway, twilight reflections from Jonatha Brooke and The Sons of The Pioneers, and some Chet Atkins, David Lindley, and Eilen Jewell. KOWS community radio studios will be moving before the end of the year to a very central West County location that will bring us in closer contact with our listeners…and our Deeper Roots. And some exciting news! Deeper Roots moves to weekly broadcasts on KOWS.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Randy & the Rockets
Lets Do the Cajun Twist
Swamp Gold, Volume 1
2
Curtis Gordon
Caffeine And Nicotine
Bob Dylan: Radio Radio [Disc 1]
3
Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant
Caffeine Patrol
Swingin' On The Strings: The Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant Collection Volume 2
4
Ella Mae Morse w/Big Dave and His Orchestra
Forty Cups of Coffee
Barrell House Boogie and the Blues
5
Frank Sinatra
The Coffee Song
Radio Radio Vol.5 [Disc 1] Bob Dylan
6
Carmen McRae/Previn Trio
Coffee Time
Hollywood Swing & Jazz: Hot Numbers [Disc 2]
7
Annette Hanshaw
You're the Cream in My Coffee
The Personality Girl, Vol. 4: 1928
8
The Manhattan Transfer
Java Jive
Swing
9
Pokey LaFarge & the South City Three
Coffee Pot Blues
Middle of Everywhere
10
Cab Calloway
The Jumpin' Jive
Best Of The Big Bands
11
Tiny Davis & Her Orchestra
How About That Jive
Jumpin' The Blues:MCA Label(ACE CD)
12
Johnny Mercer
G.I. Jive
Capitol Records' From The Vaults, Volume 1 – The Birth Of A Label – 1942-43
13
Ella Fitzgerald
Five O'Clock Whistle
Chronological Classics: Ella Fitzgerald 1940-41
14
Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mountain Boys
The Prettiest Flowers Will Be Blooming
Ralph Stanley 1971-1973 Disc One
15
Sons of the Pioneers
In the Gloaming
Songs of the Prairie – CD4
16
Jonatha Brooke
In the Gloaming
Live
17
John Prine With Emmylou Harris
I Know One
In Spite Of Ourselves
18
Porter Wagoner
Fool Like Me
Wagonmaster
19
Chet Atkins
Levee Walking
My Favorite Guitars – It's A Guitar World
20
The Scottsville Squirrel Barkers
Hand Me Down My Walking Cane
Blue Grass Favorites
21
Eilen Jewell
That's Why I'm Walkin
Signature Sounds 20th Anniversary Collection: Rarities From the Second Decades
