A special survey of traditional music of Kentucky, with guest, folklorist (and KY native) Lora Smith, as well as call-in guest, Eastern Kentucky musician Brett Ratliff.
Hear all of your favorite traditional Kentucky artists like Roscoe, Loretta, and D-wight, and also learn about some new ones, like Molly O'Day, who beat Earl Scruggs in a London, KY banjo contest (though he denies it), and Alfred Karnes, who made recording history by being the first person to be recorded by Ralph Peer at the Bristol Sessions. WOW!
You will also hear musical representations of the three reasons why we think Kentucky is great: horses, bourbon, and wild women.
Playlist here
Mp3s:
10am-10:30am
10:30am-11:00am
11:00am-11:30am
11:30am-12pm
12pm-12:30pm
12:30pm-1pm
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Thursday, September 23, 2010
WXYC 9.14.10 5-7pm
Playlist here
Archive is still down and I skipped my show this week to go hear Dick Spottswood speak, but check out WXYC's new website: www.wxyc.org
Archive is still down and I skipped my show this week to go hear Dick Spottswood speak, but check out WXYC's new website: www.wxyc.org
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
WXYC 8.31.10 5-7pm
It's been a while, but I'm going to start posting mp3s and archives of my show, when I remember. See this week's show below...
Playlist here
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5-5:30pm
5:30-6pm
6pm-6:30pm
6:30-7pm
Playlist here
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5-5:30pm
5:30-6pm
6pm-6:30pm
6:30-7pm
Thursday, June 26, 2008
6.26.08 Return to the Radiator...featuring Hobo Half-Hour!
First show back after being gone in the Maine woods (sans recorded music) for the spring. Thanks to Jay, Tanner, JB, Greg, Toby, and Dale who subbed for me while I was gone.
1) Easy Does It- Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Lie Down In The Light
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2) Cat Got Out Huntin- Bruce Ling
3) Frog Bog- Moondog, Moondog
4) First Song- Andrew Bird, Weather Systems
5) Mating Call of the Spring Peeper- Charles M. Bogert, Sounds of North American Frogs: The Biological Significance of Voice in Frogs
6) Frog Chorus- Charles M. Bogert, Sounds of North American Frogs: The Biological Significance of Voice in Frogs
7) Some Summer Day- John Fahey, Death Chants, Breakdowns, and Military Waltzes
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8) Sugar Mountain- Neil Young, Decade
9) Quarry Query- The Deep Listening Band, Troglodytes Delight
10) Living By The Water- Anne Briggs, A Collection
11) Water Train- Michael Hurley, Hi-Fi Snock Uptown
12) I Am Lonely- Bert Jansch, Birthday Blues 5th'69
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13) Pais Tropical- Jorge Ben, S/T
14) Cornbread and Butterbeans, Caroline Sunshine Trio, WPAQ Voice Of The Blue Ridge Mountains
15) It Happens Everyday- The Lemon Drops
16) Tangambara- Ali Farka Touré, The River
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Hobo Half-Hour:
17) Railroad Bill- Artist Unknown, Southern Journey: Badman Ballads
18) Rambling Hobo- Doc Watson, The Doc Watson Family
19) Big Rock Candy Mountain- Harry McClintock, Railroad Songs and Ballads
20) The T&P Line- Mrs. Mary Sullivan, Railroad Songs and Ballads
21) King Of The Road- Roger McGuinn, 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Roger Miller
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22) The Dying Hobo- George Lay, Railroad Songs and Ballads
23) Train Blues- Russel Wise, Railroad Songs and Ballads
24) Railroad Tramp- Dock Boggs, Folkways Years 1963-1968 (Disc 2)
25) The Train Is Off The Track- Mrs. Esco Kilgore
26) Hobo's Lullaby- Woody Guthrie, The Best of Woody Guthrie, Vol. 1
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27) Summer Come Along- Ralph McTell, My Side of Your Window
28) Gone To The House- Ruth Garbus, Ruthie's Revenge
29) Hares On The Mountain- Shirley Collins & Davey Graham, Folk Roots, New Routes
30) Pickerel Lake Nightswimming- Mike Yun, Diatoms
31) I Lost Something In The Hills-Sibylle Baier, The Colour Green
32) Hold On Magnolia- Songs: Ohia, Magnolia Electric Company
33) Fine Times At Our House- John W. Summers- Classic Old Time Music
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34) Some Of These Days- Charlie Patton
1) Easy Does It- Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Lie Down In The Light
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2) Cat Got Out Huntin- Bruce Ling
3) Frog Bog- Moondog, Moondog
4) First Song- Andrew Bird, Weather Systems
5) Mating Call of the Spring Peeper- Charles M. Bogert, Sounds of North American Frogs: The Biological Significance of Voice in Frogs
6) Frog Chorus- Charles M. Bogert, Sounds of North American Frogs: The Biological Significance of Voice in Frogs
7) Some Summer Day- John Fahey, Death Chants, Breakdowns, and Military Waltzes
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8) Sugar Mountain- Neil Young, Decade
9) Quarry Query- The Deep Listening Band, Troglodytes Delight
10) Living By The Water- Anne Briggs, A Collection
11) Water Train- Michael Hurley, Hi-Fi Snock Uptown
12) I Am Lonely- Bert Jansch, Birthday Blues 5th'69
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13) Pais Tropical- Jorge Ben, S/T
14) Cornbread and Butterbeans, Caroline Sunshine Trio, WPAQ Voice Of The Blue Ridge Mountains
15) It Happens Everyday- The Lemon Drops
16) Tangambara- Ali Farka Touré, The River
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Hobo Half-Hour:
17) Railroad Bill- Artist Unknown, Southern Journey: Badman Ballads
18) Rambling Hobo- Doc Watson, The Doc Watson Family
19) Big Rock Candy Mountain- Harry McClintock, Railroad Songs and Ballads
20) The T&P Line- Mrs. Mary Sullivan, Railroad Songs and Ballads
21) King Of The Road- Roger McGuinn, 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Roger Miller
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22) The Dying Hobo- George Lay, Railroad Songs and Ballads
23) Train Blues- Russel Wise, Railroad Songs and Ballads
24) Railroad Tramp- Dock Boggs, Folkways Years 1963-1968 (Disc 2)
25) The Train Is Off The Track- Mrs. Esco Kilgore
26) Hobo's Lullaby- Woody Guthrie, The Best of Woody Guthrie, Vol. 1
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27) Summer Come Along- Ralph McTell, My Side of Your Window
28) Gone To The House- Ruth Garbus, Ruthie's Revenge
29) Hares On The Mountain- Shirley Collins & Davey Graham, Folk Roots, New Routes
30) Pickerel Lake Nightswimming- Mike Yun, Diatoms
31) I Lost Something In The Hills-Sibylle Baier, The Colour Green
32) Hold On Magnolia- Songs: Ohia, Magnolia Electric Company
33) Fine Times At Our House- John W. Summers- Classic Old Time Music
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34) Some Of These Days- Charlie Patton
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