An eclectic episode full of sass, gas and plenty of brass. We’re going the free form route today and there’ll be plenty of embellishments to the morning as we take a blindfolded trip through a hall of mirrors with some classy vocals from Frankie, Peggy Lee and Helen Forrest; some honky tonk whiskey-in-the-bottle twangin’ from George Jones, Carl Perkins and Jerry Lee; rocking rhythm passion from Tina Turner, The Marquees, and Elmore James; and much more including some little known nuggets from Bob Dylan, Merle Travis, and Daddy Cleanhead. We’re going to set the morning on fire with plenty of fuel from the deeper wells of the past century of America’s music. You don’t want to miss out. Join Dave Stroud for another Friday morning selection of wild tune-age on KOWS Community Radio.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Hank Penny
Hold The Phone
Talking on the Telephone Vol. 2
2
Ike & Tina Turner
It's Gonna Work Out Fine
Birth Of Soul: 3
3
Marshall Crenshaw
Blues Is King
Downtown
4
Daddy Cleanhead
Something's Goin' On In My Room
Bob Dylan – Radio Radio – Theme Time Radio Hour Volume Four [Disc 2]
5
The Marquees
Hey Little Schoolgirl
OKeh Rhythm & Blues
6
The Delta Rhythm Boys
Dry Bones
The Best Of 1940-50
7
James Taylor
Coming Back To You
Here It Is: A Tribute to Leonard Cohen
8
Bob Dylan
Braggin'
Triplicate
9
Frank Sinatra
I Got Plenty O' Nuttin'
Bob Dylan – Radio Radio – Theme Time Radio Hour Volume Four [Disc 2]
10
Peggy Lee
I'm Beginning To See The Light
Bob Dylan – Radio Radio – Theme Time Radio Hour Volume Four
11
Glen Gray & The Casa Lorne Orchestra
Blue Moon
Bob Dylan Presents: Cover to Cover – The Originals
12
The Artie Shaw Orchestra Feat. Helen Forrest
Deep In A Dream
The Essential Artie Shaw [Disc 2]
13
Buddy Emmons
Deep In The Heart Of Texas
Buddy Emmons Sings Bob Wills
14
Geraint Watkins
Deep in the Heart of Texas
Aide Memoire
15
Carl Perkins
Matchbox
Original Sun Greatest Hits
16
Jimmie Dale Gilmore
Train of Love
Come on Back
17
Slim Whitman
Down In The Valley
Wagon Wheels [Disc 2]
18
The Handsome Family
Down In the Valley of Hollow Logs
Through the Trees
19
The Louvin Brothers
The Wreck On The Highway
Sing the Great Roy Acuff Songs
20
George Jones
Just One More
The Best Of George Jones: 1955-1967
21
Geraint Watkins
Heart of Stone
Rush of Blood
22
Merle Travis
I Used To Work In Chicago
The Guitar Picker CD1 – Divorce Me C. O. D.
23
Webb Pierce
California Blues
Bob Dylan's Theme Time Radio Hour: The Best Of The Second Series
24
The Carlisles
Nine Have Tried (and None Have Died) (Second Countdown)
Bob Dylan Presents: Radio Radio, Theme Time Radio Hour, Vol. 3
25
Hank Williams
No, No Joe
Beyond The Sunset
26
Charlie Louvin
Katy Dear
Charlie Louvin Sings Murder Ballads & Disaster Songs
27
Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
Cadillac in Model "A"
Legends of Country Music Disc 4
28
Jerry Lee Lewis
End of the Road
25 All-Time Greatest Sun Recordings
29
Everly Brothers
I'm Here to Get My Baby Out of Jail
Classic Everly Brothers – Vol. 2
30
Johnny Cash
Train Of Love
His Sun Years: Down South
31
T-Bone Burnett
I'm Coming Home
Truth Decay
32
Bob Dylan
Ring Them Bells
Oh Mercy
33
Steve Allen
This Could Be The Start Of Something Big
Bob Dylan – Radio Radio – Theme Time Radio Hour Volume Four [Disc 2]
Liberty Records was founded in 1955 by Simon Waronker after his cousin, Herb Newman, suggested they go into the record business. The early years found the label in the deep end of easy listening pop with the likes of Julie London, novelty music featuring The Chipmunks, Patience and Prudence, Martin Denny, and Henry Mancini. But rock n’ roll was hitting its stride, and in the late fifties they released a blend of pure rock and rockabilly with Eddie Cochran. But the 60s found a more tame version with hitmakers like Bobby Vee, Johnny Burnette, Timi Yuro, Buddy Knox, and the post-Buddy Holly Crickets. At the peak of it’s hit-making machine the whole lot was sold to an umbrella company that also featured the catalogs of Imperial, Aladdin, Minit, and Dolton…we’ll share a host of Liberty releases with you in the show today. With the exception of Eddie Cochran, we’ll just call it rock ‘n roll ‘lite’.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Eddie Cochran
C'mon Everybody
Eddie Cochran: 2 Classic Albums Plus Singles And Session Tracks [Disc 1]
2
Eddie Cochran
Hallelujah I Love Her So
Eddie Cochran: 2 Classic Albums Plus Singles And Session Tracks [Disc 1]
3
Eddie Cochran
Nervous Breakdown
Eddie Cochran Singles Album
4
Shirley & Lee
Hey Little Boy
Shirley & Lee Rock
5
Rick Nelson
Teenage Idol
Greatest Love Songs
6
Sandy Nelson
&And Then There Were Drums
Their Greatest Misses
7
Buddy Knox
Open (Your Lovin' Arms)
Point Of No Return: The Liberty Records Story 1962
8
Bobby Vee
Sharing You
Point Of No Return: The Liberty Records Story 1962
9
Roosevelt Grier
The Mail Must Go Through
Point Of No Return: The Liberty Records Story 1962
10
Jackie DeShannon
Just Like In The Movies
Point Of No Return: The Liberty Records Story 1962
11
Warren Smith
Book Of Broken Hearts
Point Of No Return: The Liberty Records Story 1962
12
The Rivingtons
Mama-Oom-Mow-Mow
Point Of No Return: The Liberty Records Story 1962
13
Gene McDaniels
Chip Chip
Point Of No Return: The Liberty Records Story 1962
14
Johnny Burnette
The Fool Of The Year
Point Of No Return: The Liberty Records Story 1962
15
Matt Monroe
Softly As I Leave You
Point Of No Return: The Liberty Records Story 1962
16
Betty O' Brian
Money Honey
Point Of No Return: The Liberty Records Story 1962
17
The Crickets
Little Hollywood Girl
Point Of No Return: The Liberty Records Story 1962
18
Bobby Vee
The Night Has A Thousand Eyes
Easy Listening Gold 1962-1963
19
Jackie DeShannon
Needles And Pins
The Brill Building Sound [Disc 3]
20
The Ventures
Walk, Don't Run
61* [Box Set] Disc 1
21
Jan & Dean
Linda
Jan & Dean Anthology Album
22
Jan & Dean
Honolulu Lulu
Surf City + Folk 'n Roll
23
The Fleetwoods
(Goodnight My Love) Pleasant Dreams
Come Softly To Me: The Very Best Of The Fleetwoods
24
Wilson Pickett
It's Too Late
A Man & A Half: The Best Of Wilson Pickett [Disc 1]
25
Irma Thomas
Break-A-Way
Time Is on My Side: The Best of Irma Thomas, Vol. 1
The Imperial label will be the subject of this week’s Deeper Roots show. Founded in 1947 by Lew Chudd, it’s early years featured some of the very best rhythm and blues and early rock you could find. Their lineup included some of the big names of early rock, not least of which was Roy Brown, Fats Domino, Frankie Ford and Ricky Nelson. They would dabble in country and jazz but also looked to strike while the iron was hot when Elvis hit with a blend of country and rhythm and blues in the mid-50s. They did so by looking for new names with ducktails and driving combos in the rockabilly era. This episode focuses primarily on the 1950s with a future episode taking us further into the label’s sale to Liberty Records in 1963 but not before Lew Chudd purchased Aladdin and Minit Records, bringing over even more of the R&B talent that they would be known for. It’s another Deeper Roots Friday morning on KOWS.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Fats Domino
The Fat Man
Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: Piano Blues – A Film By Clint Eastwood
2
Smiley Lewis
Tee-Nah-Nah
I Hear You Knocking 1947-1962 Disc 1
3
Guitar Slim and His Band
Bad Luck Is On Me [Woman Troubles]
Louisiana Swamp Blues
4
Big Jay McNeely
All That Wine Is Gone
Jumpin' Like Mad: Cool Cats & Hip Chicks Non-Stop Dancin' [Disc 1]
5
T-Bone Walker
Cold Cold Feeling
Best Of Black & White & Imperial Years
6
Fat Man Matthews & the Four Kittens
Later Baby
Rhythm 'N' Blues: Early Doo Wop 1943-55, vol. 3
7
Fats Domino
Goin' Home
Rock And Rollin
8
Lil' Son Jackson
Get High Everybody
Vol. 2 1950-1952
9
Smiley Lewis
Big Mamou
I Hear You Knocking 1947-1962 Disc 2
10
Hawks
I-Yi
Money Honey – Rise of the Black Vocal Group 51-53
11
Pee Wee Crayton
Win-O
Pee Wee's Blues – The Complete Aladdin And Imperial Recordings
12
Joe Houston Orchestra
All Night Long
Loud, Fast & Out of Control: The Wild Sounds of the '50s [Box] Disc 4
Wild and sassy sounds from the archives of 40s and 50s rhythm & blues featuring some of the female dynamos of the genre coming your way on a Friday morning here on Deeper Roots. We’ll be featuring some great performances from the catalog of Jubilee Records (those Jubilee Jezebels) and a host of peers including some early scorchers from Little Sylvia (Robinson), Big Maybelle, Viola Watkins, Fay Simmons, and Ruth Brown. For the first three or four decades of the recorded blues and jazz, women played a major part in black music’s popularity and there was a resurgent ‘boom’ post-war that played a bigger part than we imagined in that tidal wave of wild rhythm beat that would become rock and soul. These are some classic tracks that don’t always get the attention they deserve…but they will here on Deeper Roots on a Friday morning on KOWS.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Strange Things Happen Every Day
Good News (Vol 3) Get Away Jordan
2
Miss Rhapsody (Viola Wells)
Sweet Man
Blues Women
3
Mabel Scott
Catch Em Young Treat Em Rough Tell Em Nothing
Blues Women
4
The Enchanters
Boogie Woogie Daddy
Jubilee Jezebels
5
Enchanters
Housewife Blues
Money Honey – Rise of the Black Vocal Group 51-53
6
Jeanne Gayle
Bim Bam Baby
Voodoo Voodoo: Feisty Fifties Females
7
Little Sylvia
Drive Daddy Drive
Jubilee Jezebels
8
Little Sylvia
Everything I Need But You
Jubilee Jezebels
9
Little Sylvia
Ain't Gonna Do It
Voodoo Voodoo: Feisty Fifties Females
10
Viola Watkins
It Must Be Love
Jubilee Jezebels
11
Viola Watkins
Boogie Woogie On A Saturday Night
Boogie Woogie Gals – 1939-57
12
Viola Watkins
Really Real
Jubilee Jezebels
13
Varetta Dillard
Mercy, Mr Percy
Voodoo Voodoo: Feisty Fifties Females
14
Mabel Scott
Mr Fine
Voodoo Voodoo: Feisty Fifties Females
15
LaVern Baker
Voodoo Voodoo
Voodoo Voodoo: Feisty Fifties Females
16
Edna McGriff
Oh Little Daddy
Stompin' 34
17
Edna McGriff
I'll Surrender Anytime
Jubilee Jezebels
18
Edna McGriff & The Tomcats
Mambo Baby
Rumba Gone Mambo
19
Big Maybelle
One Monkey Don't Stop No Show
The Complete OKeh Sessions 1952-'55
20
Big Maybelle
Ring Dang Dilly
The Very Best Of Big Maybelle
21
Big Maybelle
Hair Dressin' Women
ABC Of The Blues Vol 29
22
Ruth Brown
Smooth Operator
Voodoo Voodoo: Feisty Fifties Females
23
Fay Simmons
You Hit Me Baby Like An Atomic Bomb
Atomic Platters
24
Fay Simmons
Ella Weaver
Dapper Dan
25
Fay Simmons
Hangin' Around
Voodoo Voodoo: Feisty Fifties Females
26
Patti Jerome
No Mama, No Papa
Stompin' 22 – Crazed Rhythm 'N' Blues Pounders!
27
Linda Hopkins
Rock And Roll Blues
Voodoo Voodoo: Feisty Fifties Females
28
Carol Fran
Knock Knock
Rhythm 'n' Bluesin' By The Bayou – Mad Dogs, Sweet Daddies & Pretty Babies
Another morning of covers, from country to soul and a little bit of rhythm and roll in store. This week’s show celebrates the songwriters and performers who found themselves honored with tributes and covers that honor the sense of a piece. We’ll hear covers of Tom T. Hall, Arthur Alexander, Robert Hunter, Derek Martin, Hank Snow and JJ Cale in the show today. The idea is to find a cover worth noting and put it up alongside the original. Just over a dozen songs to pick from in our two hours this morning featuring covers by Shannon McNally, Charley Crockett, Amy Black and Teddy Thompson. Join Dave Stroud for another episode from those dusty digital bins and turn up the volume for straight interpretations and a few wild takes in another covers show on a Friday morning from the KOWS studio in downtown Santa Rosa, California.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
The Everly Brothers
Bowling Green
Heartaches & Harmonies [Disc 3]
2
Neko Case
Bowling Green
The Virginian
3
Mitch Ryder & the Detroit Wheels
Devil With a Blue Dress On/Good Golly Miss Molly
Red, White & Rock Disc 3
4
Bill Kirchen
Devil With The Blue Dress (Album Version)
Hammer of the Honky Tonk Gods
5
Willie Nelson
Busted
I Don't Know A Thing About Love
6
Ray Charles
Busted
Genius & Soul: The 50th Anniversary Collection Disc 3
The pickins are thin until payday rolls around. Money is short and there’s none to spare. Although we’ve been wanting to save for a rainy day, the cupboards still need fillin’ and we also need enough to have some fun. If that eagle flies on Friday then Saturday night is when the time is right. This week we’ll be banking on that combined theme of payday, money and taxes. Belly up to the barroom country sounds of Faron Young, Lefty Frizzell and The Sons of the Pioneers and then find some rhythm and blues with The Fiestas, The Harlem Hamfats, Bobby Charles and Dom Flemons. It’s all about cashing out every couple of weeks and spreading thin with savings being thinner. We’ve got greenbacks, dollar down payments, songs about payday, the taxman and that almighty dollar to remind us that, as Peter Case points out, that “there’s two kinds of justice everybody knows, one for folks up on the hill and one for the others down below”.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Zeke Clements
Payday Saturday Night
Foot Tappin' & Dance At Screamin' Festival Vol. 5
2
The Sons Of The Pioneers
When Payday Rolls Around
Symphonies Of The Sage
3
Lefty Frizzell
When Payday Comes Around
1950-1951 (Warped 5061)
4
Faron Young
I've Got Five Dollars and It's Saturday Night
The Complete Capitol Hits of Faron Young (1 of 2)
5
Wynn Stewart
Another Day, Another Dollar
Very Best of: 1958 – 1962
6
Dan Hicks
Payday Blues [Album Version]
The Most Of Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks [Bonus Tracks]
7
Austin McCoy
Happy Pay Day Part 1
Further Mellow Cats'n'Kittens – Hot R&B And Cool Blues 1946-1951
8
The Fiestas
Dollar Bill (stereo)
Oh So Fine (Ace)
9
Hank Penny
Taxes, Taxes
Crazy Rhythm: The Standard Transcriptions
10
Johnny Cash
After Taxes
I Would Like to See You Again
11
Gene Autry, Jimmy Wakely's Trio
I Paid My Income Tax Today
Bob Dylan Presents: Radio Radio, Theme Time Radio Hour, Vol. 1
12
The Harlem Hamfats
Sales Tax On It
Harlem Hamfats Vol. 1 1936
13
Stan Farlow
1040 Blues
Birth / Work / Death – Work, Money And Status In Country Music (1950-1974)
14
Mississippi John Hurt
Payday
The Complete Studio Recordings Disc 1
15
Lucious Curtis
Payday
Deep River of Song: Mississippi – Blues Lineage
16
Bobby Charles
Nickles, Dimes and Dollars
Timeless
17
The Limeliters
A Dollar Down
American Music Library: The Hits Of 1961
18
Oscar Brand
A Dollar Ain't A Dollar Anymore
A Taste of Tradition – Volume 3
19
Freddie Hart And The Heartbeats
That Almighty Dollar
Age of WorryFrom Country-Pop to Freak-Folk: The Space Age Relics of Monument Records 19601970
20
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Sixteen Tons
Vintage Collections
21
Aloe Blacc
I Need A Dollar
I Need A Dollar
22
J.J. Cale
Money Talks
The Very Best of J.J. Cale
23
Roomful Of Blues
Money Talks
Dressed Up To Get Messed Up
24
Dom Flemons
Big Money Blues
Traveling Wildfire
25
Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes
For The Love Of Money
If You Don't Know Me By Now
26
The Lovin' Spoonful
Money
Greatest Hits [Buddha]
27
Sierra Ferrell
Silver Dollar
Long Time Coming
28
Van Morrison
Greenback Dollar
Moving On Skiffle
29
The Kingston Trio
Greenback Dollar
Capitol Collector's Series
30
Randy Newman
It's Money That Matters
Land of Dreams
31
Mel Blanc
Money
Theme Time Radio Hour With Your Host Bob Dylan – Season 3 [[Disc 2]]
Free form! That’s right. No theme, no genre exploration, no tribute or topical show today. Only topical playlists embellishing the show today including New Orleans memories from Bobby Mitchell, Fats Domino and Dr. John, country nuggets from Merle, Buck and Elvis as well as some fancy shmancy crooning from a Perry, Blue Eyes and Dino. We’ll also be digging into some classic rockabilly tunes and some canciones de Flaco and Los Lobos. Here in Sonoma County we’re going from three years of drought, wildfires and the Santa Ana winds to preparing for levee breaches and floods with the snow melts. We also get to behave like adults in the face of biased and inhumane Supreme Court decisions and moronic Texas politicians. Because we know who they are and what they represent: book burners and religious zealots with white hoods. While nobody is without sin, we’ll go with Newsom’s ability to employ the right critical thinking at the right time. I told you it would be a free form morning.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Geraint Watkins
Deep in the Heart of Texas
Aide Memoire
2
Ella Mae Morse w/Big Dave and His Orchestra
Big Mamou
Barrell House Boogie and the Blues
3
Wanda Jackson
Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
Queen Of Rockabilly
4
Matchbox
Rockabilly Rebel
Rockabilly Rebel
5
Johnny Burnette
Lonesome Train (On a Lonesome Track)
The Train Kept a-Rollin' Memphis to Hollywood – CD1
6
Sonny Burgess
Tomorrow Never Comes
We Wanna Boogie
7
Warren Smith
Got Love If You Want It
The Best of Sun Rockabilly, Vol. 2
8
Bobby Mitchell
I'm Gonna Be a Wheel Someday
The History of New Orleans Rhythm & Blues [Disc 2]
9
Fats Domino
I Want To Walk You Home
Heatin' Up
10
Dr. John
Back By The River
Mos' Scocious: The Dr. John Anthology [Disc 2]
11
Tommy McLain
Before I Grow Too Old
The Essential Collection
12
Buck Owens
Made In Japan
Country USA 1972
13
Merle Haggard & the Strangers
Please Mr. D.J.
Swing West 1: Bakersfield
14
Merle Haggard
I Wonder If They Ever Think Of Me
Country USA 1972
15
Elvis Presley
After Loving You
Artist of the Century Disc 3
16
The Devil and Bunny Show
Crossing Muddy Waters
The I-10 Chronicles 2 – One More For The Road
17
Los Lobos
Set Me Free (Rosa Lee)
El Cancionero: Mas y Mas (1 of 4)
18
Flaco Jiminez
Margarita
Los Super Seven
19
The Band
Ophelia
To Kingdom Come [Disc 2]
20
Linda Ronstadt
Hurt So Bad
Very Best Of Linda Ronstadt
21
April Stevens
I Want A Lip
Destination Lust – The World Of Love, Sex And Violence
22
Nino Tempo & April Stevens
Deep Purple
Teach Me Tiger
23
April Stevens
Teach Me Tiger
Destination Lust – The World Of Love, Sex And Violence
24
April Stevens
Do It Again
Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 6: Rhapsodesia
25
Wayne Newton
Danke Schoen
Jackpot! The Las Vegas Story
26
Mitchell Ayres & His Orchestra/Perry Como/Ray Charles Singers
Round and Round
The Very Best of Perry Como
27
Tony Bennett
In the Middle of an Island
Your Hit Parade – 1957
28
Thomas A. Dorsey with Alex Bradford
It's A Highway To Heaven
Precious Lord Recordings Of The Great Gospel Songs Of Thomas A. Dorsey
29
Sammy Price Trio/Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Singing in My Soul
The Gospel of Blues
30
Michelle Lanchester/Sweet Honey in the Rock
I Was Standing by the Bedside of a Neighbor ( If You See My Saviour)
Welcome to the club. We’ve got some cool sounds from the jazz lounges and clubs blended with some beat generation salutations for you this morning. Beatniks, boppers, lounge chanteuse performances, saxophones, and some cool fifties sounds. Tune in for Patsy Raye and The Beatniks, Earl Bostic, Mose Allison, Charlie Parker’s Quintet, and a BeBop blend of out-of-this-world swing and percussion. From the Gaslight Café to Slim Gallaird’s Yep Roc sounds…we’ll have your foot tappin’ and your fingers snappin’ on a magical blend of cool ultra-lounge and café sounds from mid-century. Tune in on the web or grab our free app out on the Apple Store or Google Play. You can find them by searching for KOWS.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Dizzy Gillespie & His Orchestra
Salt Peanuts
Ken Burns Jazz [Disc 3]
2
Gerry Mulligan Quartet
Swinghouse
The Beat Generation, Vol 3
3
Charles Kuralt
The Greenwich Village Poets
The Beat Generation, Vol 3
4
King Pleasure
Don't Get Scared
The BeBop Singers
5
Mose Allison
Your Mind Is On Vacation
Allison Wonderland Anthology [Disc 1]
6
Earl Bostic
Up There In The Orbit
Sputnik! The Launch of the Space Race – 65 Years First Sputnik in Space
7
J. J. Johnson Beboppers
Coppin' The Bop
J. J. Johnson: Bone-O-Logy (Proper Introduction)
8
Peggy Lee
The Boy from Ipanema
Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 15: Wild Cool & Swingin' Too
9
Richard Marino & His Orchestra
Fever
Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 6: Rhapsodesia
10
Martin Denny
Cool
Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 16: Mondo Hollywood
11
Patsy Raye And The Beatniks
Beatnik's Wish
The Beat Generation, Vol 3
12
Carl Sandburg
On Beatniks
The Beat Generation, Vol 3
13
Three Bips, A Bop
Professor Bop
The Beat Generation, Vol 3
14
Charlie Parker Quartet
Cosmic Rays
The Beat Generation [Disc 2]
15
Charlie Parker Quintet
Scrapple From The Apple
Ken Burns Jazz [Disc 3]
16
Charlie Ventura & His Orchestra
Ha
The Beat Generation [Disc 2]
17
Kenny Clarke & His 52nd Street Boys
Oop-Bop Sh-Bam
The Beat Generation, Vol 3
18
Elmer Bernstein
Like Having Fun
The Beat Generation, Vol 3
19
Del Close & John Brent
Cool
The Beat Generation, Vol 3
20
Slim Gaillard, The Middle Europeans
Yip Roc Heresy
The Beat Generation [Disc 2]
21
Oscar Brown Jr.
But I Was Cool
The Beat Generation, Vol 3
22
The Playboys
Charge It
Destination Lust – The World Of Love, Sex And Violence
This week’s show takes us across the landscape of the state of Georgia and then reminisces about ladies that share her name. No genre is off limits and no era too far in the past is excluded in this latest Deeper Roots show that takes on a theme. We’re also hoping that the will of the people is not interfered with in a state that’s struggling to awaken; a lumbering giant of democracy still haunted (and celebrated at the highest levels) by plantation politics. Our music this week will feature some tradition from Georgia’s own Jake Xerxes Fussell, country tunes from Lefty Frizzell and Charley Crockett, jazz from Nina Simone and Joe Venuti, and we’ll visit a Georgia Camp Meeting and One More Sunday in Savannah. Tune in for a collection of tunes about a state of mind and some fine women who share the name of a southern state where peaches and a darker past prosper. Tune in on Friday morning here on Sonoma County Community Radio.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
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1
The Swe-Danes
Georgia Camp Meeting
New Discgems From Warner Brothers
2
The Mills Brothers
That's Georgia
The 1930's Recordings – Chronological Volume 2
3
The Boswell Sisters
The Sentimental Gentleman From Georgia
The Boswell Sisters Volume 2
4
The Andrews Sisters
Atlanta G.A.
Golden Age of the Andrews Sisters [Disc 3]
5
Kacey Musgraves
When It's Peach Pickin' Time In Georgia
Wanted: One Good Cowboy
6
Waylon Jennings
Cedartown, Georgia
The Essential Waylon Jennings [2007] Disc 1
7
Charley Crockett
All the Way from Atlanta
The Man from Waco
8
Ryan Bingham
Long Way from Georgia
Mescalito
9
Tony Joe White
Rainy Night in Georgia
Collected [CD1]
10
Joan Osborne
Midnight Train to Georgia
Breakfast In Bed
11
Art Kahn's Orchestra v. Chick Bullock
Two Tickets To Georgia
Victor Young & Brunswick Studio Orchestra (1932-1934)
Memories of summer nights where the aroma of popcorn, car exhaust and nature fused as the car windows steamed up and the tin can speaker sounds synchronized with the silver screen…at the drive in movie. For the decades of the fifties, sixties, and seventies you could bring a car load of friends and find your spot across the little hills that pointed you skyward towards the glow of a billboard of dreams. This week on Deeper Roots we’ll visit some performances that include on-screen legends as well as legends that tried to make music outside of their lane. Some that we’ll hear from succeeded and some…well…went back to their day job. Tune in for music from Robert Mitchum, Bette Davis, Jack Webb, Marilyn Monroe, and a couple dozen others on a fun little romp on another Friday episode of Deeper Roots on KOWS 92.5 FM.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Don Francks & Petula Clark
Old Devil Moon – Finian's Rainbow
Warner Bros.: 75 Years Of Film Music – Songs (3)
2
Ray Davies
Oklahoma U.S.A.
Our Country: Americana Act II
3
Shirley Jones, James Whitmore, Gordon MacRae
Oklahoma
Oklahoma (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
4
Robert Preston & Company
Ya Got Trouble – The Music Man
Warner Bros.: 75 Years Of Film Music – Songs (3)
5
Lucille Ball/Bea Arthur
Bosom Buddies – Mame
Warner Bros.: 75 Years Of Film Music – Songs (3)
6
Kirk Douglas
And The Moon Grew Brighter
My Rifle, My Pony And Me
7
James Stewart
The Legend Of Shenandoah
My Rifle, My Pony And Me
8
Robert Mitchum
Ballad of Thunder Road
That Man, Robert Mitchum, Sings
9
Lee Marvin
Wand'rin' Star
Wand'rin' Star And Other Movie And TV Songs: Western Movie & TV Soundtracks (3)
10
Bill Hayes
Message from James Dean
So-Cal Speed Shop's Hot Rod Classics Disc 3
11
Varetta Dillard
I Miss You Jimmy (Tribute to James Dean)
Got You On My Mind
12
Eagles
James Dean
The Very Best of the Eagles [2003] Disc 1
13
Dooley Wilson
As Time Goes By – from Casablanca
Warner Brothers 75 Years of Film Music (2)
14
Bette Davis
They're Either Too Young Or Too Old -from Thank Your Lucky Stars
Warner Brothers 75 Years of Film Music (2)
15
Mae West
I'm An Occidental Woman In An Oriental Mood For Love
The Mae West Collection
16
Jack Webb
Try a Little Tenderness
Golden Throats: The Great Celebrity Sing-Off!
17
Clint Eastwood
Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive
Midnight In The Garden Of Good And Evil
18
Gene Pitney
(The Man Who Shot) Liberty Valance
Anthology: 1961-1968
19
Tony Perkins
Moonlight Swim (Bonus Track)
On a Rainy Afternoon
20
Marilyn Monroe
River Of No Return
The Essential Marilyn Monroe
21
Roy Rogers
My Chickashay Gal
Swinging Hollywood Hillbilly Cowboys
22
Elvis Presley
Wooden Heart
G.I. Blues
23
Dean Martin,John Wayne & Ricky Nelson
My Rifle, My Pony And Me
My Rifle, My Pony And Me
24
Ricky Nelson & Walter Brennan
Get Along Home, Cindy
Wand'rin' Star And Other Movie And TV Songs: Western Movie & TV Soundtracks (3)
25
Fess Parker
Ballad Of Davy Crockett
My Rifle, My Pony And Me
26
James Stewart
You Can`t Get Far Without A Railroad
Wand'rin' Star And Other Movie And TV Songs: Western Movie & TV Soundtracks (3)
27
Dean Martin
Rio Bravo
My Rifle, My Pony And Me
28
Dean Martin
King Of The Five Card Stud
Wand'rin' Star And Other Movie And TV Songs: Western Movie & TV Soundtracks (3)
29
Steve Martin & The Toot Uncommons
King Tut
Dr. Demento 20th Anniversary Collection: The Greatest Novelty Records Of All Time [Disc 2]
30
Gene Kelly
Singin' In The Rain
Somewhere Over The Rainbow: The Golden Age Of Hollywood Musicals [Disc 1]
31
Garland Jeffreys
35 Millimeter Dreams
Ghost Writer/One-Eyed Jack/American Boy & Girl [[Disc 1]]
