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Options June 2, 2012: Train Leaves Here This Morning

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Artist Track Album Label Comments
Big Guitars from Texas   Holiday for Hoss   Options Big Guitars from Texas  Rykodisc   
Doc Watson  Bye Bye Bluebells   Options Doc Watson: The Vanguard Years  Vanguard  RIP Doc Watson, March 3, 1923 – May 29, 2012 
Doc Watson   New River Train   Options Doc Watson: The Vanguard Years  Vanguard  One of Doc's signature tunes. 
Doc Watson & Clarence Ashley  Fire on the Mountain   Options Original Folkways Recordings  Smithsonian Folkways  Recorded between 1960-1962 by Ralph Rinzler 
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Grady Martin  Sunny Side of the Mountain   Options Will The Circle Be Unbroken  Capitol  Sorry for the pause: I had trouble making up my mind 
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Mother Maybelle Carter  Thinking Tonight of My Blue Eyes   Options Will The Circle Be Unbroken  Capitol  Earl Scruggs on banjo 
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Doc Watson  Down Yonder   Options Will The Circle Be Unbroken  Capitol  "How does it go, Vassar?!" 
 
Dillard and Clark  Train Leaves Here This Morning   Options The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard and Clark  Water  Doesn't get any better than this! 
Dillard and Clark  The Radio Song   Options The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard and Clark  Water  RIP Doug Dillard, March 6, 1937 - May 16, 2012 
The Dillards  Crazy Creek   Options Pickin' and Fiddlin'  Collector's Choice  Byron Berline on fiddle, from 1965. 
Joe Goldmark  Any Day Now   Options The Wham Of That Steel Man!  Lo Ball  In addition to being an excellent steel guitar player, Goldmark is an owner Amoeba Music record stores in the Bay area. 
Joe Goldmark with Keta Bill  On the Way Home   Options The Wham Of That Steel Man!  Lo Ball  Buffalo Springfield cover 
Gurf Morlix  The Whole Truth   Options Cut 'N Shoot  Blue Corn Music  I first hear of Gurf when he played lead guitar with Lucinda Williams. But he's done a lot more than that. I hear he has a new album of Blaze Foley stuff. 
Gurf Morlix  Me and You   Options Cut 'N Shoot  Blue Corn Music  Okay, another Gurf! 
Alejandro Escovedo  Never Stood a Chance   Options Big Station  Fantasy   
Tony McManus  Jackie Coleman's etc   Options Froots #7  Folk Roots   
Jeff Tweedy, Roger McGuinn and Jay Bennett  James Alley Blues   Options The Harry Smith Collection  Smithsonian Folkways   
 
Music behind DJ:
Joe Goldmark  		Zanzibar   Options The Wham Of That Steel Man!  Lo Ball   
Geoff Muldaur  KC Moan   Options Password  Hightone   
Jim Kweskin Jug Band  Beedle Um Bum   Options Greatest Hits  Vanguard   
Koerner, Ray and Glover  Whomp Bom   Options Lots More Blues, Rags and Hollers  Red House Records  Spider John Koerner does the blues like no one else-- and he just keeps on going. (Someone left the repeat button on!) 
Koerner, Ray and Glover  Black Betty   Options Lots More Blues, Rags and Hollers  Red House Records  Dave "Snaker" Ray died a few years ago. Here he does a snippet of Leadbelly. 
Leadbelly  Turn Your Radio On   Options Gwine Dig A Hole To Put The Devil In  Rounder  Nobody does Leadbelly better than Huddie Ledbetter. 
Eric Von Schmidt  Debt I Owe   Options Eric Von Schmidt and the Cruel Family  Philo  I used see this guy in the 60s, a poet, a painter, a bluesman. A real character. He died in 2007. 
John Sebastain and the J-Band with Geoff Muldaur  Minglewood Blues   Options The Harry Smith Collection  Smithsonian Folkways  This song, first recorded in 1928 by Gus Cannon Jug Stompers, has been covered many many times. This is a great version. The Dead did it on their first album. 
 
Eric Von Schmidt  Champagne Don't Hurt Me   Options Eric Von Schmidt and the Cruel Family  Philo  In 1979, Von Schmidt and Jim Rooney published a book, with lotsa photos, on the Cambridge folk scene: "Baby, Let Me Follow You Down". The book was reprinted by UMass Press in 2008, on the 50th anniversary of Club 47. 
The Pitter Pats  It Do Me Good   Options Mr Joe's Jambalaya & Loaded Down with the Blues  Charly  Let's head down to the Gulf Coast 
Little Buck  Whisper My Name   Options Mr Joe's Jambalaya & Loaded Down with the Blues  Charly  Is this Little Buck Sinegal, who still plays the clubs in New Orleans? 
Skip Easterling  I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man   Options Mr Joe's Jambalaya & Loaded Down with the Blues  Charly   
Francis Bebey  Sahel   Options African Electronic Music 1975-1982  Born Bad Records   
Toshi Reagon  Coo Coo Bird   Options The Harry Smith Collection  Smithsonian Folkways  This follows Francis Bebey very nicely, no? 
Woody Guthrie  Guitar Rag   Options My Dusty Road  Rounder  With Sonny Terry 
 
Woody Guthrie  Train Breakdown   Options My Dusty Road  Rounder  more Woody and Sonny together 
Woody Guthrie   Going Down the Road (I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way)   Options My Dusty Road  Charly  Sometimes this song is listed as traditional; sometimes Woody Guthrie is listed a writer. It's probably a little of both. 
Grateful Dead  Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad   Options Ladies and Gentleman... the Grateful Dead  Arista   
Jay Farrar, Will Johnson, Anders Parker  Angel's Blues   Options New Multitudes  Rounder  A new album of songs using more of Woody's lost lyrics. 
Klezmatics with Susan McKeown  Gonna Get Through this World   Options Wonder Wheel  Jewish Music Group  And more lost lyrics. Woody sure wrote a lot of songs. 
Tony Gilykson  Old Cracked Looking Glass   Options Goodbye Guitar  Rolling Sea Records  Another Woody Guthrie song, an Oklahoma favorite. 
Sarah Lee Guthrie & Johnny Irion  Cease Fire   Options Exploration  New West  Woody's granddaughter. But not one of his songs. 
 
Cisco Houston  900 Miles   Options The Greatest Songs of Woody Guthrie  Vanguard  This is one of my favorite Woody Guthrie songs, sung by one of his pals. Some felt that Cisco Houston's baritone was "too polished for folk music" and lacked authenticity. I don't feel that way. 
Country Joe McDonald  Blowing Down that Old Dusty Road   Options The Greatest Songs of Woody Guthrie  Vanguard   
James Talley  To Get Back Home   Options Got No Bread, No Milk, No Money, But We Sure Got A Lot Of Love  Cimarron  Another Okie. He writes his own songs. 
Mind Expanders  Euphoria   Options Psychedelic Guitars  Gear Fab   
Mind Expanders  Mandala   Options Psychedelic Guitars  Gear Fab   
T-Bone Walker  All Night Long   Options Southern Soul Shake  Charly   
Bettye Lavette  My Train's Comin' In   Options Southern Soul Shake  Charly   
Giant Sand  Valley of Rain   Options Goods and Services  Fire  Live from Europe, 1995 
Fantazia  River Path   Options Froots #15  Folk Roots   

Listener comments!

  Sat. 6/2/12 6:03am Brian in UK:

Welcome back Steve.
  Sat. 6/2/12 6:06am annie:

good thing i got the memo!!!
  Sat. 6/2/12 6:09am Jay /London:

Hi steve first time i listen to your show. Hey Brian you still here what about your dogs ?
  Sat. 6/2/12 6:16am Brian in UK:

Already walked the dog, Jay. Feeling static today.
  Sat. 6/2/12 6:22am vanya:

great music, steve! like, from back then, when people played musical instruments!
  Sat. 6/2/12 6:28am Brian in UK:

My first motorbike came with a sidecar.
This is a memorial show in the making, Steve.
Oh Gene's voice.
  Sat. 6/2/12 6:30am Jay /London:

@ Brian i need to go to the shops but I am locked into the show
  Sat. 6/2/12 6:32am dale:

loving these sounds with my first cuppa in the morning! remember when the dillards were the 'darlings' on the andy griffith show?
  Sat. 6/2/12 6:35am Brian in UK:

Devilish ain't it Jay.
A lot of people hated Byrds the reunion album but I thought Gene's singing on See the Sky About to Rain and others was wonderful.
  Sat. 6/2/12 6:36am Jeremy (yup, also in the UK):

Loving the show, Steve. Don't understand why that NGDB triple LP isn't known by everyone (over here, at least)
  Sat. 6/2/12 6:39am vanya:

incredibly sweet sound! joe goldmark, huh...
  Sat. 6/2/12 6:39am Jay /London:

@ Brian it is indeed !
  Sat. 6/2/12 6:56am Steve Krinsky:

Hey, mornin' all. No time for comments from me-- too hectic-- but sure is nice knowing you are out there.
  Sat. 6/2/12 6:58am Mike:

Walking the dog listening to this wonderful music streaming on my droid
  Sat. 6/2/12 7:06am Chip:

Working so only catching pieces of the show, but what I'm hearing sounds great, especially for just coming out of mothballs
  Sat. 6/2/12 7:22am bob:

Great show steve!. Saw Geoff Muldaur couple of weeks back in Bkln. Same place i saw spider john a couple of years ago. there was probably 50 folks at most at either event. I could hardly believe my good luck, but i couldn't shake the feeling that it's a shame these guys aren't playing much, much bigger venues
  Sat. 6/2/12 7:26am Steve Krinsky:

BOB: I wish I had known about this; where did you see him?
  Sat. 6/2/12 7:36am bob:

I saw him at Jalopy in Red Hook…Irene Trudel was in attendance, too. Tony Glover is still alive for all I know, But eric is gone a few years now, sadly. Jalopy is a great joint, awesome filler music between sets…. tiny place, but big sound!
  Sat. 6/2/12 7:40am Steve Krinsky:

Yup. Tony Glover still cooking, Ric Von Schmidt died in 2007. I missed that.
  Sat. 6/2/12 7:49am bob:

Wow, this Francis Bebey tune is a real gem, thanks!
  Sat. 6/2/12 7:59am From Revere to reverie:

Steve Krinsky - I assume you said "Revere," when discussing stolen goods and Eric Von Schmidt records, but I missed the beginning of the sentence. I spent my first ten years – a sentence in itself some might say (though I wouldn’t) - in Revere, which both sides of my family called home, starting with my great-grandparents' generation. I was lucky enough to experience Revere Beach when it was still akin to Coney Island. One of my great uncles was the proprietor of the Revere Drive-In, which I now regard as my night school.
  Sat. 6/2/12 8:14am Steve Krinsky:

I lived in Revere until I went off to college (UMAss) in the 60s. Point of Pines, near the beach. Email me at stevek@wfmu.org and we'll talk about hanging out on Shirley Ave
  Sat. 6/2/12 8:31am abby:

i saw the klezmatics perform woodie guthrie at the maverick in woodstock: his mother-in-law was apparently a very famous yiddish singer in the old country; and he was always on her to do something with all the original sheet music she had sitting around the attic.
  Sat. 6/2/12 8:44am mike tp:

STEVE will have to catch up on the archives. you brought the goodie bag to the show.
  Sat. 6/2/12 8:49am Mike East:

Really been enjoying the sounds this morning.
  Sat. 6/2/12 8:55am Steve Krinsky:

I'm pretty much done. Hope you liked it. Check out more shows on the archives; email mail me if you want to stay in touch, find out when I am on next, share jokes, whatever: stevek@wfmu.org. Take care.
  Sat. 6/2/12 8:59am Ken From Hyde Park:

Good morning. Just caught the last minutes of your show. It sounded good.
  Tue. 6/5/12 3:52pm Lizardner Dave:

Listening on the archives. Great show. Thanks Steve.
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