Steve Krinsky:
Playlist
from November 29, 2008
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| Big Guitars from Texas |
Boomerang
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| Reverend Gary Davis |
Improvisation: Fast Blues in A
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| Max Ochs |
In Christ There Is No East or West
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| Kaleidoscope |
Taxim
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David Lindley's band from, I think, 1969 |
| Henry Kaiser & David Lindley |
The Devil's Dance
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From their Finland collaboration: "Sweet Sunny North" (Shanachie, 1994) |
| Sylvestre Randafison w/ Henry Kaiser & David Lindley |
Izahay Sy/Malala
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Amazing valiha (tubular zither) player from Madagascar, on "A World Out of Time" (Shanachie, 1992) |
| Henry Kaiser |
Cold Rain & Snow
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Henry Kaiser does, among many other things, Dead covers; this one is from "Eternity Blue" (Shanachie, 1995) |
| Asylum Street Spankers |
Tight Like That
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Song by Georgia Tom Dorsey, plus Jim Carroll's "People Who Died" snuck in here |
| Leadbelly |
Tight Like That
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Recorded by John & Alan Lomax, found on "The Titanic" (Rounder, 1994) |
| Little Axe |
Tight Like That
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| The John Edwards Singers |
It's Alright
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From "Como Now: The Voices of Panola County, Mississippi (Daptone, 2008). Recorded live at Mt. Marian Church, 2006. |
| Chris Ardoin & Double Clutchin' |
Papa Was A Rollin' Stone
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Contemporary Zydeco from Chris Ardoin, who descends from a long line of great Louisiana players; from "Best Kept Secret" (Rounder, 2000) |
| Arnett Cobb |
Light Like That
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| Blue Notes |
Blue Notes for Mongezi, First Movement
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Excerpts from fine South African jazz collective, from 1975 |
| Nathaniel Mayer |
Please Don't Drop the Bomb
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| Ry Cooder |
Pink-O Boogie
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| Luis Enrique Mejia Godoy y Grupo Mancotal |
Balada Campestre
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Nicaraguan music from 1983, from "Un Son Para Mi Pueblo: Songs from the New Nicaragua" on Paredon |
| Luis Enrique Mejia Godoy y Grupo Mancotal |
Nicarague Te Canto
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| Sleepy John Estes |
President Kennedy Stayed Away Too Long
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In 1969, Sleepy John was dreaming of JFK's return; from "Mississippi Delta Blues Jam in Memphis, Vol. II" (Arhoolie, 1981 & 1993) |
| U. Utah Phillips |
The Timberbest's Lament/Dump the Bosses Off Your Back
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Songs & stories from the Industrial Workers of the World, recorded live in British Columbia, 1981 |
| Bob Dylan |
Someday Baby
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From the Bootleg Series: "Tell Tale Signs, Rare and Unreleased, 1989-2006" on Columbia |
| Johnny Cash |
I Heard That Lonesome Whistle Blow remix
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Is this for real? Executive Producers: Snoop Dogg, John Carter Cash, etc?! Not all of it works but this one is so interesting; from "Johnny Cash Remixed" (Compadre, 2008) |
| Little Feat |
Lonesome Whistle
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Lowell George=Hank Williams |
| Hank Williams |
Blue Eyes Cryin' In The Rain
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It's hard to imagine there are unreleased Hank Williams track but here they are!! From Time-Life, no less. |
| Derailers |
Guaranteed to Satisfy
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This is the title cut from a fine Texas band, on Palo Duro Records, 2008. As a bonus, Rick "Casper" Rawls (one of the Big Guitars from Texas) helps out! |
| Rosie Flores w/ Joe Ely |
Love & Danger
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I think Joe wrote this song |
| Joe Ely |
Queen of Heaven
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Written by Jo Carol Pierce, from a collection of Austin musicians who cover her tunes: "Across the Great Divide" (Dejadisc, 1992) |
| Conway Twitty |
Hello Darlin'
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| Lucinda Williams |
Circles & X's
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From Lucinda's new album "Little Honey" (Lost Highway, 2008). Good song, great band. |
| Fred Eaglesmith |
Spookin' the Horses
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Fred & band were live on my show in 1996; whenever I want to play something from them, I end up with this song. From "Lipstick, Lies & Gasoline" (Razor & Tie, 1997) |
| Heather Myles |
Just Like Old Times
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When Fred Eaglesmith was on my show, he brought Heather Myles with him. At the time, I didn't know who she was so she didn't talk or play. I regret it ever since. |
| Earl Scruggs w/ family & friends |
Earl's Breakdown
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Live at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, where the Opry used to play. Recorded last year, released on Rounder |
| Earl Scruggs w/ family & friends |
Soldier's Joy
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Started as bed music but I couldn't fade it out. |
| Earl Scruggs w/ family & friends |
Sittin' on Top of the World
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| Gringoman |
Run Through the Jungle
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Eric Ambel, aka Roscoe, is one of many players who cover John Fogerty on "Chooglin'" on dren records, 2002 |
| Lambchop |
National Talk Like a Pirate Day
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The title of their album is "OH (ohio)" & it's on Merge Records. Argh. |
| Golden Smog |
Pecan Pie
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| Fotheringay |
I Don't Believe You
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Dylan cover. Great song, mediocre version. Sorry. We want Sandy Denny. (Okay, good guitar) |
| Spider John Koerner |
Dodger
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| Yo La Tengo |
Pharoah Blues
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From their great collection of soundtracks--' "They Shoot, We Score" (Egon, 2006). This one is from "Game 6" about the Red Sox 1986 loss to the Mets in the World Series |
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