Roger Miller on Opry Almanac

My friend Paul Milosevich, an artist with impeccable taste, alerted me to this series of videos.

It's  the late great Roger Miller on a local Nashville show called Opry Almanac, hosted by Ralph Emory. This was shot in the mid 60s, when men were men and you could smoke right there in a tv studio! That's Thumbs Carlisle in the Batman shirt playing guitar with Roger. And Roger's interview banter is as classic as his music.

Other guests include Charlie Louvin and Jerry Allison of The Crickets.

Watch one, watch 'em all.

Earl Poole Ball on The Santa Fe Opry

Honky-tonk/rockabilly piano titan Earl Poole Ball, who has played with the likes of Johnny Cash, Gram Parsons, Wynn Stewart, Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, The Byrds and many other greats will appear this Friday night on the Santa Fe Opry.

Ball, who recently has been playing with Dale Watson in Austin -- including an upcoming appearance on Austin City Limits, which they're taping next week -- released a solo album, Pianography, earlier this year. (SF Opry listeners have heard many cuts from this.)

He's coming to the area for a show Saturday at the Mine Shaft Tavern with Honky Tonk Deluxe, a band featuring Susan Hyde Holmes, Ollie O'Shea, George Langston and Pete Amaral. 

Tune into The Santa Fe Opry 10 p.m. Friday on KSFR, 101.1 FM, and streaming live HERE

Here's a recent video:

TERRELL'S SOUND WORLD PLAYLIST

Sunday, Nov. 17, 2013 
KSFR, Santa Fe, N.M. 
10 p.m. to midnight Sundays Mountain Time 
Host: Steve Terrell
Webcasting!
101.1 FM
email me during the show! terrell(at)ksfr.org

 OPENING THEME: Let it Out (Let it All Hang Out) by The Hombres
Revolution by Mudhoney 

Tell Me Pretty Baby by Screamin' Joe Neal

I Can't Control Myself by The Troggs

Use It or Lose It by The Deadly Vibes

54/40 or Fight by Dead Moon

Directly From My Heart to You by The Mothers of Invention

Hard Lessons by The Manxx

Steppin' Out by Paul Revere & The Raiders

Long Gone by The Customs

Self Destructive by The Motards

Be So Fine by Left Lane Cruiser

Grease Monkey Go by The X-Rays

I Blew My Speakers  by The Angel Babies
It's Lame by Figures of Light

1880 or So by Television
El Vampiro by Los Vampiranos

I Lost My Baby to the Guy at the Bobcat Bite by Gregg Turner

It Ain't No Use by Z.Z. Hill

To The Other Woman, I'm the Other Woman by Sandra Phillips

Laughin' and Clownin' by Sam Cooke

Will it Go Round in Circles by Billy Preston

People Get Ready by Wolfmoon

He's Gone by Doris Duke

When My Baby Comes by La La Brooks

Diddly Wah Diddy by Captain Beefheart

Fruit Fly by The Hickoids

Breaking My Heart by Robrert Belfour

The Trip by Kim Fowley

Take it Away by Pietra Wexstun & Hecate's Angels

Love Letters Straight From My Heart by Kitty Lester
CLOSING THEME: Over the Rainbow by Jerry Lee Lewis

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A New Big Enchilada Hillbilly Episode

Howdy friends and neighbors and welcome to the latest hillbilly episode of The Big Enchilada. Every song this month truly is a trophy in its own peculiar way. And smack dab in the middle of the episode is a set, inspired by Norton Records' new compilation, Tragic Songs From the Grassy Knoll,  of country and blues songs commemorating the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Hang on!

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Here's the playlist:

(Background Music: Dance, Cajun Dance by Sammy Naquin)
Old Man from the Mountain by Bryan & The Haggards with Eugene Chadbourne
My Frijoles Ain't Free Anymore by Augie Meyers
Shackin' Up by Daddy Longlegs
All Hearts in Wichita By Two Ton Strap
Dreamin' Ain't Waltzin' by Copper & Coal
Welfare Music by The Bottle Rockets
(Background Music: Brownie's Stomp by Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies)

COUNTRY & BLUES ASSASSINATION SET

Memories of Kennedy by Hasil Adkins
Sad Day in Texas by Otis Spann
The Death of John F. Kennedy by The Southern Gospel Band
Lee Harvey by T. Tex Edwards
Friend by The Rockin' Guys

(Background Music: Texas Guitar Stomp by The Maddox Brothers & Rose)
I Don't Want to Wash Off Last Night by The Gaunga Dyns
Ain't That a Dilly? by Marlon Grisham
Two Hoops and a Holler by Jean Shepard
Your Wildlife's Gonna Get You Down by Carol S. Johnson
Julia Belle Swain by The Howlin' Brothers
I'll Trade You Money For Wine by Robbie Fulks
Corn Liquor Made a Fool Out of Me by The Bad Livers

THE SANTA FE OPRY PLAYLIST

Friday, Nov. 15, 2013 
KSFR, Santa Fe, NM 
Webcasting! 
10 p.m. to midnight Fridays Mountain Time 
Host: Steve Terrell 
101.1 FM
email me during the show! terrel(at)ksfr.org
 OPENING THEME: Buckaroo by Buck Owens & The Buckaroos
Lose Your Mind by Wayne Hancock

Banana Puddin' by Southern Culture on the Skids

Must've Been High by The Supersuckers

Pretty Boy Floyd by The Byrds

Dumb Blonde by Dolly Parton 

Gutter Queen by Soda Gardocki
Cowgirl Hall of Fame by Joe West

American Trash by Betty Dylan

Standing at the Edge of the World by Earl Poole Ball

Monkey on a String by Charlie Poole

Ragz n Bones by The Goddamn Gallows

Devil in Her Eyes by The Calamity Cubes

Get Up and Go by David Bromberg 

Ophelia by Country Blues Revue

A Rejected Television Theme Song by Shooter Jennings

Where I Fell by Robbie Fulks

Boy Crazy by Lydia Loveless

Idiot's Revenge by The Bottle Rockets

The Death of John F. Kennedy by The Southern Gospel Band

Lee Harvey by Boris & The Saltlicks

Don't Blame the State of Texas by Lowell Yoder

Mama Tried by Bryan & The Haggards with Eugene Chadbourne 

Steamboat Whistle Blues by John Hartford

No Reason to Quit by Merle Haggard

Apartment #9 by Tammy Wynette

Do Remember Me by Willard Artis Blind Pete Burrell

Missouri Gal by Big Sandy & The Fly Rite Boys

Tell Me Twice by Eleni Mandell

Back Street Affair by Webb Pierce

You're Still on My Mind by George Jones

My Old Man by Jerry Jeff Walker
CLOSING THEME: Comin' Down by The Meat Puppets

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