Steve Krinsky:
Playlist
from February 23, 2002
Steve Krinsky:
Playlist
from February 23, 2002
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February 23, 2002: The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise
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| Artist | Track | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Big Guitars from Texas |
Groovus
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| Hot Tuna |
Mann's Fate
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Buster Nasta tells me this is for guitar player Steve Mann, deceased |
| Chieftains |
Ferny Hill
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from "The Long Black Veil" which includes duets with Mick Jagger, Mark Knofler, Sinead O'Connor and others. |
| Rufus Harley |
Kerry Dances
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from "Pied Piper of Jazz" comes bagpiper Harley with help from Roy Ayers, Sonny Stitt |
| Tiny Grimes & his Rocking Highlanders |
Tiny's Jump
|
Album cover has Tiny and band in kilts! |
| Clancy Brothers & Tommy Makem |
Will Ye Go, Lassie, Go?
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aka Wild Mountain Thyme |
| Pogues |
Whiskey in the Jar
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| Metallica |
Whiskey in the Jar
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| Apocalyptica |
The Unforgiven
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from "Apocalytica Plays Metallica By Four Cellos" (Mercury, 1997) |
| Michael Hurley |
Wildgeeses
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with Rebby Sharp |
| Peter Stampfel |
Cry of the Wild Goose
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| Ralph Stanley & the Clinch Mtn Boys |
Bright Morning Star
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| Stan Freeberg |
The World is Waiting for the Sunrise
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| Ry Cooder |
I Think It's Gonna Work Out Fine
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| Sue Foley |
Oh, Baby (We Got A Good Thing Going)
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cover of Barbara Lynn's New Orleans classic, written by Crazy Cajun Huey Meaux |
| Willie Nelson |
This Face
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mediocre tune from Willie's great new album |
| Billy Jack Hale |
I Take My Hat Off to the Blues
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from "Guys of the Big D Jamboree"-- country and rockabilly radio show from Dallas |
| Rory McLeod |
Love Like A Rock
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| Joe Strummer & Mescaleros |
Gamma Ray
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| Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee |
Diggin' My Potatoes
|
cover of a Little Walter tune |
| Sunny Blair |
Step Back Baby (1953)
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from "The Travelling Record Man: Historic Down South Recording Trips of Joe BIhari & Ike Turner" (Ace, 2001). Includes Howling Wolf, Elmore James. |
| Preston Love |
Cool Ade (1969)
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from "Watts Funky" collection of Johnny Otis produced material (Ace, 2001) |
| Johnny Otis Show |
SIgnifying Monkey (1968)
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from "Watts Funky" collection of Johnny Otis produced material (Ace, 2001). Beware of curses. |
| Staple Singers |
Pop's Instrumental (1968)
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| Hasidic New Wave & Yakar Rhythms |
Yemin HaShem
|
Klezmer jazz meets Senegalese percussion, on "From the Belly of Abraham: Adventures of the Afro-Semitic Diaspora" (Knitting Factory, 2001) |
| Winard Harper |
Blessed Eid
|
fine jazz drummer and band, including (on this tune) Alyoune Faye from Yakar Rhythms |
| Fred Ho & Afro-Asian Music Ensemble |
Strange Fruit Revisited
|
from "The Underground Railroad to my Heart" |
| Jackie Washington |
Freight Train/Wilson Rag/Baby It Ain't No Lie
|
Boston-based early 60s folk singer |
| Tom Rush |
Just A Closer Walk With Thee
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another Harvard Square folk singer |
| John Herald/Greenbriar Boys |
Levee Breaking Blues
|
great 60s urban bluegrass |
| Nick Lowe |
Arrette Pas La Music (Don't Stop the Music)
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from "Evangeline Made: A Tribute to Cajun Music" with John Fogarty, Linda Ronstadt and others. Song is cover of George Jones tune, sung in Cajun French, with Steve Riley & Mamou Playboys as backup |
| Rodney Crowell |
Blues de Bosco
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also from "Evangeline Made: A Tribute to Cajun Music" (Vanguard, 2002) |
| Bad Livers |
Lumpy, Beanpole & Dirt
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| Robin & Linda WIlliams |
Hungry Eyes
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cover of Merle Haggard song, album produced by Garrison Keillor |
| Kasey Chambers |
Runaway Train
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| David Ball |
She Always Talked About Mexico
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| Augustus Pablo |
Ras Menilik Congo
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some as bed music |
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