Steve Krinsky:
Playlist
from November 10, 2007
Steve Krinsky:
Playlist
from November 10, 2007
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November 10, 2007: Already Gone Gone Gone
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| Artist | Track | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Big Guitars from Texas |
Guitar Army
|
You and what guitar army!? This one was written by Frankie Camaro and is on "Trash Twang & Thunder"-- the 1st Big Guitars album |
| Harold McNair |
The Hipster
|
Cool collection British psychedia: "Return of the Instro-Hipsters, Vol.2" |
| Sharks |
Funkology
|
Let's do another one: More London organ |
| Jimmy Smith |
L'il Darlin'
|
It's never to early for Jimmy Smith, wiuth Roy Hargrove, Mark Whitfield, Christian McBride, etc. From "Ballads & Slow Jams" (Verve, 1995) |
| Rufus Harley |
Eight Miles High
|
Bagpipin' the Byrds. He also does Pete Seeger's "Where Have All the Flowers Gone" |
| Orchestra Baobab |
Jiin Ma Jiin Ma
|
Salsa from Senegal: In 2002, these guys invited Cuban singer Ibrahim Ferrer to join them on "Specialist in All Styles" (World Circuit/Nonesuch) |
| Orchestra Baobab |
Ndongoy Daara
|
Started out as bed music but so good I just to let them finish the tune! |
| The Chieftains w/ Ry Cooder |
Dunsmore Lassies
|
From their excellent "Long Black Veil" album, with lots of duets (RCA Victor, 1995) |
| Ry Cooder |
Not Even Key West
|
Ry did a soundtrack to a movie I never heard of-- "Blue City"-- but some of the music is great; here he has Jim Dickinson & Jim Keltner helping out |
| James Luther Dickinson |
Nature Boy
|
Memphis music master Jim Dickinson does a pile of songs on a new CD: "Killers from Space" (2007) |
| John Fogerty |
It Ain't Right
|
New Fogarty: "Revival" (Fantasy, 2007). Hey, this guy's pretty good |
| Robert Plant & Allison Krauss |
Gone Gone Gone (Done Moved On)
|
John Fogerty, Robert Plant-- what's this DJ doing? Quick, go get some Everly Brothers; they did the original of this great song |
| Country Gentlemen |
Copper Kettle
|
My favorite moonshine song, although there are better versions (including a Dylan one that I just love) |
| Bob Forrest |
Moonshiner
|
Wow! This is from the soundtrack to "I'm Not There"-- 34 Dylan covers. Wow! |
| Willie Nelson & Calexico |
Senor (Tales of Yankee Power)
|
Willie does Dylan |
| Conjunto Bernal |
Fidel Castro Polka
|
Norteno music from the 1950s, released on CD by Arhoolie |
| Turin Rios |
Amor Loco
|
I found a bunch of 45s up on the abandoned embankment-- soon to be a park-- here in Jersey City. This proves the value of recycling! |
| Grady Martin & his Slew Foot Five |
San Antonio Rose
|
Rev-Ola put out a collection of Grady Martin's work as a guitar sideman to some of the best country music ever made: "Roughneck Blues 1949-1956" |
| Buddy Holly |
Rock Around with Ollie Vee
|
Grady Martin on guitar |
| Flying Burrito Brothers |
Lucille
|
Listed as Gram Parsons but really the Burritos: "Live at Avalon Ballroom, 1969" |
| The Freddy Steady 5 |
Not Fade Away
|
More Buddy Holly, by Austin multi-instrumentalist Freddy Krc, from his CD of covers of the best of Texas rock & roll |
| Dwight Yoakum |
Close Up the Honky Tonks
|
Just out: "Dwight Sings Buck" |
| Michael Hurley |
El Dorado
|
It's hard to tell new from old Michael Hurley-- which, to me, is a plus; this is from "The Ancestral Swamp" Gnomonsong, 2007) |
| Angel Dean & Sue Garner |
Morning Blaze
|
From "Pot Liquor" on Diesel Only Records, 2004 |
| Herb Ellis |
Old Rugged Cross
|
Texas jazz guitar |
| Sol Hoopi |
Lady Be Good
|
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| Billy Joe Shaver |
Live Forever
|
Nice new collection-- "Storyteller"-- on Sugar Hill Records |
| Louvin Brothers |
Satan Is Real
|
Title cut to an amazing album, strange beautiful songs and amazing harmonies. Satan may be bogus but the passion is real |
| Terry Allen |
I Blame God
|
This one was written by Jo Carol Pierce, from an amazing collection of her music, done by the best (mostly) Austin musicians: "Across the Great Divide" (Dejadisc, 1992) |
| Terry Allen & the Panhandle Mystery Band |
Gimme a Ride to Heaven Boy
|
Praise Be the Songwriters-- or something like that; from "Bloodlines" (Fate Records, 1983) |
| Little Feat |
New Delhi Freight Train
|
Lowell George & the boys cover Terry Allen |
| John Train |
Mama Bake a Pie
|
Nice band out of Philadelphia. This is a Tom T Hall tune, they also do Terry Allen, Butch Hancock and Rudyard Kipling on their new CD: "Mesopotomia Blues" |
| John Train |
Yo Ho Ho
|
Here's their Terry Allen cover |
| Butch Hancock & Marce Lacouture |
Already Gone
|
Recorded live at the Cactus Cafe in Austin in 1987, from a cassette: "Cause of the Cactus" |
| Joe Ely |
Time for Travelin
|
This is from Joe's great "Down on the Drag" album, with his great band of Lloyd Maines, Jesse Taylor, Ponty Bone and others |
| Charlie Robison |
Desperate Times
|
From "Step Right Up" (Columbia/Lucky Dog, 2001) |
| Ponty Bone the Squeezetones |
Don't Call the Cops
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