A little bit of surf…just a bit…and some folk favorites right alongside some local performers in this week’s episode brought your way directly from the KOWS Studios in downtown Santa Rosa, California. Our theme is the Golden State where the living may be costly but the core soul is one of progressive culture and hard work: whether that’s in the fields, behind the desk, in the service industry, or on the road. This week’s show focuses on California, from the LA Freeway to the Streets of Bakersfield, on up to Lodi and the Monterey Bay. The past century has found the state a popular subject of song and we’ve got some favorites and off-the-wall nuggets just for you this Friday morning including tracks from Dave Alvin, Albert Hammond, and Red River Dave. Tune in.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
The Sound Of The City
KSFO 560 – San Francisco
78s
2
Tony Bennett
I Left My Heart in San Francisco
Your Hit Parade – Into the '60S
3
Danny Sorentino
Sonoma County Stars
Real Music (Disc 1)
4
Kyle Martin
Santa Rosa
Kyle Martin
5
Charley Crockett
The Way I'm Livin' (Santa Rosa)
The Valley
6
Lowell Levinger
Hippie From Olema
Get Together- Youngblood Classics
7
Kevin Russell
California Cottonfields
Trouble In Mind
8
John Hartford
California Earthquake
Troubadours: Folk And The Roots Of American Music 4: 11 The South
9
Norman Greenbaum
Petaluma
Spirit In The Sky – The Best of Norman Greenbaum
10
Neil Young
California Sunset
Old Ways
11
Joe Jones
California Sun
You Heard It Here First!
12
Roy Orbison
California Blue
Mystery Girl
13
The Beach Boys
California
Good Vibrations: Thirty Years of the Beach Boys Disc 4
14
The Beach Boys
California Girls
20 Good Vibrations: The Greatest Hits
15
Jan & Dean
The Little Old Lady From Pasadena
Malt Shop Memories: Top Down Convertible Sound (Disc 2)
16
Eric Clapton
San Francisco Bay Blues
Unplugged
17
Dave Alvin
Out in California
Interstate City
18
Various Artists
Monterey Pop Promo – KRLA Los Angeles #2
1960s Psychedelic Radio Commercials
19
The Mamas & The Papas
California Dreamin'
Southern California With Fond Memories
20
Joni Mitchell
California
Hits
21
America
Ventura Highway
Southern California With Fond Memories
22
Lucinda Williams
Here in California
Treasures left behind: Remembering Kate Wolf
23
Buck Owens
Streets of Bakersfield
The Buck Owens Collection (1959-1990) – Disc 3
24
Randy Newman
I Love L.A.
Lonely at the Top: The Best of Randy Newman
25
Albert Hammond
It Never Rains In California
Southern California With Fond Memories
26
The Ink Spots
When The Swallows Come Back To Capistrano
Greatest Hits
27
The Four Preps
26 Miles (Santa Catalina)
Southern California With Fond Memories
28
Red River Dave
California Hippie Murders
Hillbillies In Hell (Country Music's Tormented Testament 1952-1974)
29
John Fogerty
Lodi
The Long Road Home: The Ultimate John Fogerty – Creedence Collection
We’re taking a free form route this week featuring an eclectic blend of some favorites from the not-so-distant past…but we’ll be sprinkling in a generous dose of tunage from the very distant past as well. It’s all in keeping with the standards we keep. Tune in for the likes of Etta Jones, Little Joe and the Thrillers, Bruce Springsteen, The Drifters, and some piano favorites from the Crescent City this Friday on Deeper Roots. Oldies? Yes. Instrumentals? Yes. Soul and vocal gems? Yes. Boring? No. Tune us in on your radio at 92.5 FM or, better yet, listen to us anywhere on planet Earth on kowsfm.com/listen. It’s going to be a hot day here in the North Bay so why not cool off with some cool sounds here on Sonoma County Community Radio.
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Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Dean & Britta
Say Goodnight
Back Numbers
2
Mark Knopfler
Daddy's Gone to Knoxville
The Ragpicker's Dream
3
Lonnie Donegan
Rock Island Line
Sentimental Journey, Folge 3 – Last Train To San Fernando
4
Mark Knopfler
Donegan's Gone
Shangri-La
5
The Cookies
Chains
The Brill Building Sound [Disc 3]
6
The Lovin' Spoonful
Coconut Grove
Greatest Hits [Buddha]
7
Chris Isaak
Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing
Forever Blue
8
Jackson Browne
Doctor My Eyes
The Next Voice You Hear: The Best of Jackson Browne
9
Etta Jones
Just Friends
The Best of Etta Jones The Prestige Singles
10
Julie London
My Heart Belongs to Daddy
Wild Cool and Swingin'
11
Mary Wells
My Guy
Malt Shop Memories: All I Have To Do Is Dream (Disc 2)
12
Four Aces
Perfidia
Your Hit Parade – '50S Generation
13
Little Joe & the Thrillers
Peanuts
The Doo Wop Box, Vol. 2 Disc 2
14
Fats Domino
Please Don't Leave Me
Very Best of Fats Domino [Phantom] (Disc 1)
15
The Drifters
Please Stay
The Definitive Drifters [Disc 1]
16
Luther Barnes & The Red Budd Gospel Choir
My God Can Do Anything
Big Noise: A Mambo Inn Compilation
17
The Tornados
Telstar
Rock Instrumental Classics, Vol. 2
18
Duane Eddy
Peter Gunn Theme
Rebel Rouser
19
Nelson Riddle
Theme from Route 66
Music for a Bachelor's Den
20
Lou Busch
The Wild Ones
Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 7: The Crime Scene
21
Julia Lee And Her Boyfriends
My Man Stands Out
Risque Rhythm: Nasty 50s R&B
22
Smiley Lewis
I Hear You Knocking
Sound Of The City, The – New Orleans [UK] Disc 1
23
Bruce Springsteen
You're Missing
The Rising (Special Package)
24
Robert Plant
Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down
Band Of Joy
25
The Allman Brothers Band
Revival
Stand Back: The Anthology Disc 1
26
Betty Everett
The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss)
Malt Shop Memories: Save The Last Dance For Me (Disc 2)
27
Django Reinhardt/Stéphane Grappelli
Sweet Georgia Brown
Quintette du Hot Club de France: 25 Classics 1934-1940
From sunrise to sunset and then back. This Friday morning we take a journey on the roller coaster of life on the big blue marble using music as our rails. We’ll rise and shine in the cold grey light before dawn and follow summer rain with the summer wind as sundown approaches. This week’s theme is a fusion of sunrise, sundown and a misty moonlight rhapsody featuring the music of Ray Charles, Norah Jones, Chet and Les, Bobby Bare, Mahalia Jackson and a couple dozen others. We’ll take you from dawn to midnight as we bring on the best of America’s music from digital, vinyl and ethereal dustbins of the past 100 years. Join us once more for music from long ago, today, and far away here on Sonoma County Community Radio.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
The Browns
The Three Bells
30 Years Of No. 1 Country Hits 2/4
2
Nick Lowe
Cold Grey Light of Dawn
Dig My Mood
3
Emmylou Harris
Darkest Hour Is Just Before Dawn
Roses in the Snow
4
Chet Atkins & Les Paul
The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise
Chester & Lester
5
Luther Dickinson
Hurry up Sunrise
Blues & Ballads (A Folksinger's Songbook) Volumes I & II
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6
Norah Jones
Sunrise
Feels Like Home
7
Bruce Cockburn
Sunrise on the Mississippi
Dart to the Heart
8
Doris Day
I Got The Sun In The Morning
Complete Doris Day With Les Brown [Disc 2]
9
Geoff Muldaur
Livin' In The Sunlight (Lovin' in the Moonlight)
Is Having Wonderful Time
10
Petra Haden
Sunshine Life for Me (with Lenny Pickett)
Son of Rogues Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs & Chanteys
11
Ray Charles
You Are My Sunshine
Ultimate Hits Collection [2 of 2]
12
The Statler Brothers
You're My Sunshine
Country Roads – Ralph Emery Presents – For The Good Times
13
Willie Nelson
Bring Me Sunshine ("Naked" Version)
Naked Willie
14
Lyle Lovett
Summer Wind
Smile: Songs From The Movies
15
Johnny Rivers
Summer Rain
Best Of Johnny Rivers
16
Roger Miller
In The Summertime (You Don't Want My Love)
Super Hits
17
Robbie Fulks
Rose of the Summer
Gone Away Backward
18
The Mavericks
Summertime (When I'm With You)
Mono
19
Dale Hawkins
Summertime Down South
Wildcat Tamer
20
Slim Willett And His Hired Hands
Come Sundown
Birth / Work / Death – Work, Money And Status In Country Music (1950-1974)
21
Bobby Bare
Come Sundown
1970
22
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Lonesome Sundown
Echo
23
J.J. Cale
Long About Sundown
Stay Around
24
Cab Calloway
Moonlight Rhapsody
1932-1934
25
Billie Holiday Feat. Teddy Wilson & His Orchestra
Let's Dream In The Moonlight
Lady Day: The Complete Billie Holiday on Columbia 1933-1944 [Disc 05]
26
Dean Martin
In The Misty Moonlight
The Great Dean Martin
27
Maria Muldaur
Moonlight
Love Wants to Dance
28
Smokey Wood
Moonlight in Oklahoma
The Western Swing: Doughboys, Playboys, & Cowboys – Playboy Stomp [Disc 2]
Hot weather this week and we’ll be sweatin’ out the oldies in the KOWS Studio this coming Friday. Summer may be just around the corner but we’re running hot already here in Sonoma County. Today’s show features a ‘double play’ collection of traditions and covers, focusing primarily on gospel tradition and contemporary covers. Brook Benton, Josh White, Wilson Pickett, Neko Case, and Hank Williams are among the performers we’ll be featuring this week. Covers of the Gambler’s Blues, Stormy Weather, Denomination Blues, and more coming your way from the studios located in the Cherry Street Historic District of Santa Rosa, California. Streaming at kowsfm.com/listen.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Freddie King
Trouble In Mind
King Of The Blues
2
Mavis Staples Levon Helm
Trouble In My Mind
Carry Me Home
3
Sister Rosetta Tharpe
Trouble In My Mind
Gospel Blues – the Very Best Of
4
Washington Phillips
Denomination Blues – Part 1
Manzarene Dreams
5
Rodney Crowell
Denomination Blues
Voice of the Spirit, Gospel of the South
6
Josh White
St. James Infirmary
Mojo-2010-11-Journey to Love
7
Bobby "Blue" Bland
St. James Infirmary
Mississippi Blues
8
Blind Alfred Reed
You Must Unload
Complete Recorded Works 1927-29
9
Ry Cooder
You Must Unload
The Prodigal Son
10
Louis Armstrong
Shadrack
Louis And The Good Book
11
Brook Benton
Shadrack
Mercury 1962
12
CBS Trumpeteers
Milky White Way
I Heard The Angels Singing : Electrifying Black Gospel From The Nashboro Label 1951-1983
13
Elvis Presley
Milky White Way
His Hand In Mine
14
Shades of Blue
Oh How Happy
Glory of Love: Sweet & Soulful Love Songs-'60s
15
Carlene Carter
Oh How Happy
Carlene Carter/Blue Nun
16
Jeff Lynne
Stormy Weather
Armchair Theatre
17
Ethel Waters
Stormy Weather
Columbia Records' 125th Anniv.
18
Aaron Neville
I Saw The Light
Gospel Roots
19
Hank Williams
I Saw The Light
Jubilation! Great Gospel Performances: Vol. 3: Country Gospel
20
Arizona Dranes
John Said He Saw A Number
He Is My Story: The Sanctified Soul Of Arizona Dranes
21
Neko Case
John Saw That Number
Fox Confessor Brings The Flood
22
Jimmy Reed
Big Boss Man
The Very Best of Jimmy Reed
23
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Big Boss Man
Playback Disc 5
24
Wilson Pickett
Three-Time Loser
A Man & A Half: The Best Of Wilson Pickett [Disc 1]
We make a big tip of the hat to an institutional…who turns 77 years old this coming week. John Cameron Fogerty grew up in these parts, growing up in El Cerrito to a second grade teacher and linotype operator for the Berkeley Gazette. He was a part-time Army reservist who, after completing his gig in 1968, formed a band with brother Tom called The Golliwogs and then, eventually, Creedence Clearwater. A talented songwriter clearly influenced by the core elements of gospel, bluegrass, rhythm and blues, country, and (certainly) rock ‘n roll, John’s catalog of music, his distinctive vocals, and driving melodies are immediately recognizable, if not for Doug Clifford’s percussive direction, then for the rhythm and twang that took a Northern California ensemble sound into the mossy swamps and humid climes of the deeper South. Through a messy transition to his solo career to his late career recognition, John Fogerty is a legend and our show today takes some time to reflect…with music from contemporaries, solo efforts new and old, and most certainly a collection of Creedence classics. Tune in.
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Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
John Fogerty
Don't You Wish It Was True
Revival
2
The Golliwogs
Action USA Promotional Spot
Fight Fire: The Complete Recordings 1964-1967
3
The Golliwogs
You Better Be Careful
Fight Fire: The Complete Recordings 1964-1967
4
The Golliwogs
Fight Fire
Fight Fire: The Complete Recordings 1964-1967
5
John Fogerty
Down On The Corner
The Long Road Home: Ultimate John Fogerty Creedence Collection
6
Creedence Clearwater Revival
The Midnight Special
Hot Stuff
7
Big Silver
Wrote A Song For Everyone
Chooglin': a Tribute to the Songs of John Fogerty
8
Irma Thomas
River Is Waiting
Simply Grand
9
John Jorgenson
Lookin Out My Back Door
Chooglin': a Tribute to the Songs of John Fogerty
10
Earl Scruggs/John Fogerty
Blue Ridge Mountain Blues
Earl Scruggs and Friends
11
John Fogerty
Have You Ever Seen the Rain (with Alan Jackson)
Wrote a Song for Everyone
12
Juan Gabriel
Have You Ever Seen The Rain? (Gracias al Sol)
Quiero Creedence
13
John Fogerty
The Old Man Down The Road
Centerfield
14
Marc Cohn
Long As I Can See The Light
Listening Booth: 1970
15
Ted Hawkins
Long As I Can See The Light
The Next Hundred Years
16
John Fogerty
Almost Saturday Night (with Keith Urban)
Wrote a Song for Everyone
17
John Fogerty
Deja Vu (All Over Again)
Deja Vu All Over Again
18
Carl Perkins
All Mama's Children (with John Fogerty)
Go Cat Go
19
Jerry Lee Lewis
Bad Moon Rising
The London Sessions 1973
20
Elvis Presley
Proud Mary [#]
An Afternoon in the Garden
21
Emmylou Harris & The Nash Ramblers
Lodi
At The Ryman [Live]
22
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Green River
Green River
23
Buddy Guy
Change In The Weather
Feels Like Rain
24
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Hey Tonight
Pendulum
25
John Fogerty
Blue Moon Nights
Blue Moon Swamp
26
Dr. John; John Fogerty
New Orleans
The Musical Mojo of Dr. John: Celebrating Mac & His Music Disc 2
Bad luck and trouble are supposed to be common watchwords on a Friday the 13th but we’re not the superstitious kind. Those vintage holdovers from a Christian time gone long past are just reminders of the stinkin’ thinkin’ that got us to where we are today. We’ll be taking our chances with a themed show today that blends vocal nuggets from Frank Sinatra and Elvis with blues from Bobby “Blue” Bland, Ray Charles, and Chester Burnett. We’ve also got some Jimmy Smith, Raul Malo, Chance Halladay, and Nappy Brown to keep you entertained while the rest of the world goes by. Tune us in on your radio at 92.5 FM or, better yet, listen to us anywhere on planet Earth on kowsfm.com/listen. Adopt a black cat. Despite longstanding superstitions, they have the very best of personalities.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Jim Lauderdale
Lucky 13
Point of No Return: The Unreleased 1989 Album
2
Chris Isaak
Waiting for My Lucky Day
Baja Sessions
3
The Bobby Fuller Four
I'm A Lucky Guy
The Best Of The Bobby Fuller Four
4
Frank Sinatra
Luck Be a Lady
Sinatra Reprise: The Very Good Years
5
Judy Garland
Lucky Day
Ultra-Lounge: Vegas Baby!
6
Jimmy Smith
I'm Just A Lucky So And So
Standards
7
Ray Charles
Lucky Old Sun
Hear Music Volume 1
8
Tommy Flanagan
Friday The 13th
For Monk-A Tribute To The Music Of Thelonious Monk
9
Bobby "Blue" Bland
Friday The 13th Child
His California Album
10
Howlin' Wolf
Hard Luck
The Chess Box [Disc 3]
11
Chris Thomas King
Superstitious Blues
Me, My Guitar and the Blues
12
Albert King
Born Under A Bad Sign
Stax 50th Anniversary Celebration [Disc 1]
13
Stevie Wonder
Superstition
Hitsville USA, Vol. 2: The Motown Singles Collection 1972-1992 Disc 1
14
J.J. Cale
Lady Luck
Travel Log
15
Raul Malo
Lucky One
Lucky One
16
Mary-Chapin Carpenter
I Feel Lucky
Come On Come On
17
Elvis Presley
Suspicious Minds
Elvis Viva Las Vegas – official soundtrack
18
k.d. lang & the Reclines
Luck in My Eyes
Absolute Torch and Twang
19
Charley Crockett
Lots of Luck
Lil G.L.'s Blue Bonanza
20
Johnny Cash
Thirteen
American Recordings
21
Gale Storm
Lucky Lips
Dark Moon * The Best Of Gale Storm
22
Ruth Brown
Lucky Lips
Feelin Fine
23
Viola Wells (Miss Rhapsody)
My Lucky Day
Were Sisters Under the Skin – Female Blues & Boogie 1944 to 1949
24
Howlin' Wolf
I Ain't Superstitious
The Chess Box
25
John Fogerty
Bad Moon Rising
The Long Road Home: Ultimate John Fogerty Creedence Collection
The story of R&B, gospel, and early rock were embellished by many performers, artists, and personalities. The early influencers behind the scenes also included people like Art Rupe, a native of Pittsburg who lept into the entertainment industry with both feet after the Second World War, co-founding a small West Coast label called Juke Box Records in 1944. Breaking away from his partners, he would later form a label of his own: Specialty Records. His keen ear for what he termed the “secret [that] lay in a big band sound with a churchy feel” was spot on. Specifically, he took the stigma out of the ‘race’ of ‘race records’ of the day and targeted larger audiences. There were dozens of performers that came from the Specialty stable, chief among them being Roy Milton, Percy Mayfield, Sam Cooke and, of course, Little Richard Penniman. Art Rupe passed away this month at the age of 104 and we’ll be sharing the early-to-mid-century classic pieces from a cross-section of Specialty performers that spanned the gospel, R&B and rock genres that Art helped bring into the mainstream.
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Joe Liggins & His Honeydrippers
Little Joe's Boogie
Joe Liggins & The Honeydrippers
2
Roy Milton & His Solid Senders
R.M. Blues
Specialty Profiles: Roy Milton
3
Camille Howard
You Don't Love Me
The Specialty Story
4
Paul Gayten
My Rough And Ready Man
R&B Outbreak CD 2
5
Percy Mayfield
Strange Things Happening
Poet of the Blues
6
Percy Mayfield
Please Send Me Someone To Love
Blues Masters Vol. 3: Texas Blues
7
Joe Liggins
One Sweet Letter
Joe Liggins & The Honeydrippers
8
Lloyd Price
Lawdy Miss Clawdy
Sound Of The City, The – New Orleans [UK] Disc 1
9
Marvin & Johnny
Wine Woogie
The Rough And Rowdy Roots Of Rock 'n' Roll, Vol. 5
10
Jesse & Marvin
Dream Girl
Specialty Profiles: Larry Williams
11
Joe Houston Orchestra
All Night Long
Loud, Fast & Out of Control: The Wild Sounds of the '50s [Box] Disc 4
12
Marvin Phillips
Mamo Mamo (Specialty 554)
R&B Humdingers Volume 12
13
Tony Allen & the Champs
Nite Owl
Doo Wop Box, Vol. 3: 101 More Vocal Group Gems from the Golden Age of Rock-N-Roll Disc 2
14
Little Richard
Keep A Knockin' (ART RUPE)
The Absolutely Essential 3 CD Collection
15
Little Richard
Tutti Frutti
The Absolutely Essential 3 CD Collection
16
Don & Dewey
Farmer John
Jungle Hop
17
Larry Williams
Short Fat Fannie
The Rock 'N' Roll Era: 1957
18
Larry Williams
Bony Maronie
Loud, Fast & Out of Control: The Wild Sounds of the '50s [Box] Disc 2
19
Larry Williams
Dizzy Miss Lizzy [Album Version]
Specialty Profiles: Larry Williams
20
Art Neville
That Old Time Rock And Roll
His Specialty Recordings
21
Art Neville
Belle Amie
His Specialty Recordings
22
Hollywood Flames
Buzz Buzz Buzz
Doo Wop Box Disc 2
23
Don & Dewey
Koko Joe
Jungle Hop
24
The Original Gospel Harmonettes
Get Away Jordan
Good News (Vol 3) Get Away Jordan
25
Dorothy Love Coates & The Original Gospel Harmonettes
Love Lifted Me
Nuggets Of The Golden Age Of Gospel, 1945-1958
26
Sam Cooke And The Soul Stirrers
He's So Wonderful
The Complete Specialty Recordings [Disc 3]
27
Sam Cooke, The Soul Stirrers
Come and Go To That Land
101 Great Black Gospel, Vol. 1
28
Swan Silvertones
Trouble In My Way
Gospel Music
29
Clifton Chenier
Eh, Petite Fille
Bayou Blues
30
Clifton Chenier
Boppin' The Rock
Bayou Blues
31
Frankie Lee Sims
Lucy Mae Blues
Blues Masters Vol. 3: Texas Blues
32
John Lee Hooker
My Baby's Got Something
No Friend Around
33
Little Richard
Shake A Hand
The Absolutely Essential 3 CD Collection
34
Professor Alex Bradford
What Folks Say About Me
The Great Gospel Men: 27 Classic Performances By The Greatest Gospel Men
35
Brother Joe May
Testimony
The Great Gospel Men: 27 Classic Performances By The Greatest Gospel Men
Let’s have ourselves a natural ball. We’ve done shows whose themes include traditional covers done by The Grateful Dead as well as paying tribute to the songwriting talents of Robert Hunter. We’re truckin’ down one more alley of dead themes in today’s show: covers of Grateful Dead songs done by others. And what a lineup we have for you this bright Saturday morning, celebrating springtime in Sonoma County. We’ve got Jorma, Jimmy Buffet, Graham Parker, Joan Osborne, Levon Helm and Bruce Hornsby queued up for you as we celebrate the return of the FM signal for Community Radio in West Sonoma County. That’s right! The rest of the world gets to share Sonoma County with….uh, Sonoma County, as the streaming returns to sharing the stage on a Community Radio signal that runs 24×7. Deeper Roots will celebrate with a New Speedway Boogie, honoring the new FM signal and raising a glass or Ripple with Uncle John’s Band. Tune us in.
We’ve got ourselves a blend of free form sounds from the Deeper Roots archives with themes of midnight runs, trains, and happiness spiced with instrumental punch. Tune in on a Friday morning on KOWS Community Radio for some oddball tunes from John D. Loudermilk, Bob Gibson, and Chip Taylor and The New Ukrainians. We’re already halfway through the month and we’ll find ourselves with a brighter eclectic blend of sounds from the past century. The antenna is installed and now the volunteers who pedal the wheels to churn those dynamos will soon have our signal spreading it’s joy throughout the county. Go volunteers!! Tune in why don’t you…
No.
Artist
Title
Album
Buy
1
Chip Taylor & The new Ukrainians
Be Kind (Clean) Radio Safe
Fuck All The Perfect People
2
Ted Hawkins
Peace and Happiness
25 Years of Rounder Records (Disc1)
3
Big Joe Turner
Feeling Happy
Big Joe Turner: The Definitive Blues Collection [[Disc 2]]
4
Dave Alvin and Phil Alvin
Feeling Happy
Lost Time
5
The Jive Five
I'm A Happy Man
Rock Is Dead, But It Won't Lie Down: 24 Greatest Hits Of All Time, Vol. 2
6
Bob Gibson
Joy Joy
Joy Joy! The Young and Wonderful Bob Gibson
7
John D. Loudermilk
He's Just a Scientist
Blue Train
8
The Friends Of Distinction
Grazing In The Grass
Nipper's Greatest Hits: The 60's, Vol. 1
9
Sandy Nelson
Chop Chop
Killer Rhythms & Red Hot Beats – The Definitive Rare Rock & Roll Instrumentals Collection
10
The String-A-Longs
Wheels
Rock Instrumental Classics, Vol. 2
11
Ray Bryant Combo
The Madison Time, Pt. 1
Rock Instrumental Classics, Vol. 2
12
Hank Penny
Jersey Bounce (Instrumental)
King Of Hillbilly Bebop [Disc 2]
13
The Bobby Fuller Four
A New Shade Of Blue
The Best Of The Bobby Fuller Four
14
Bob Dylan
Soon After Midnight
Tempest
15
Marc Cohn
After Midnight
Listening Booth: 1970
16
Arthur Alexander
In The Middle Of It All
The Greatest Hits
17
Roger McGuinn
Anna
Adios Amigo: A Tribute to Arthur Alexander
18
Carlene Carter/Paul Carrack
Oh How Happy
Twenty-One Good Reasons: The Paul Carrack Collection
19
Johnny Cash
Casey Jones (Blood, Sweat & Tears)
Come Along And Ride This Train [Disc 1]
20
Mabel Scott
Boogie Woogie Choo Choo Train
Blues Women
21
Chuck Berry
Down Bound Train
Johnny B. Goode-His Complete 50's Chess Recordings
22
Dick Flood
Hellbound Train
Hillbillies In Hell (Country Music's Tormented Testament 1952-1974)
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.
