THE SANTA FE OPRY PLAYLIST

Friday, May 20, 2016
KSFR, Santa Fe, NM
Webcasting!
10 p.m. to midnight Fridays Mountain Time
Host: Steve Terrell 101.1 FM
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Here's my playlist :

OPENING THEME: Buckaroo by Buck Owens
The Fool by Zeno Torado & The Boney Google Brothers

Rocket in Your Pocket by Jenny & The Steady-Gos
How Cold Hearted Can You Get by Hank Thompson

Johnson to Jones by The Waco Brothers
I Don't Know How This Story Ends by Dave Insley

Much Too Young For Love by Barney Burchum

Wouldya Wanna by Beth Lee & The Breakups

Jump in the River by Holly Golightly & The Brokeoffs

Billy the Kid by Ry Cooder

Katy Kay by Robbie Fulks

Frankie & Albert by Taj Mahal with the Pointer Sisters

Wasted Mind by Danny Barnes

Hey Bartender by Dan Hicks & The Hot LIcks

Rose Connoly by Peter Case

Me and Rose Connoly by Rachel Brooke

Whispering Sea by Loretta Lynn

Sweet Sweet Young 'un by Al Duvall

GUY CLARK TRIBUTE

All songs by GC except where noted

Cold Dog Soup

Randall Knife

Baton Rouge by Bill Hearne

Homegrown Tomoatos

Tornado Time in Texas

The Cape by Asleep at the Wheel

Heartbroke by Ricky Skaggs

Bunkhouse Blues

Queenie's Song by Terry Allen

Baby Took a Limo to Memphis

Talk is Cheap by Don Williams

L.A. Freeway by Jerry Jeff Walker

Out in the Parking Lot 

One Hell of a Guy by Chip Taylor with Guy Clark

CLOSING THEME: Comin' Down by The Meat Puppets


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THROWBACK THURSDAY: Blood on the Old Banjo

I'm in the mood for some musical bloodlust ... in the folk tradition.

Here's a handful of proud old traditional songs that deal in senseless violence, mayhem, misogyny and murder.

Songs that make you proud to be an American.

Let's start out with "Wild Bill Jones" as performed by a gent named Frank Proffitt, a Tennessee banjo picker who is credited with popularizing another great murder ballad, "Tom Dooley."



Bluesman King Solomon Hill sings "Whoopee Blues," a grim little threat to a woman who done him wrong.

"Tell me you been gone all day, that you may make whoopee all night; / I'm gonna take my razor and cut your late hours / You wouldn't think I'd be servin' you right ..."Devil's got 90,000 women, he just need one more..."



"Delia's Gone" is normally associated with Johnny Cash. But the song goes back at least to 1900, when 14-year-old Delia Green was murdered by her 15-year-old boyfriend in Savannah, Georgia. This is a calypso version by Bahama-born Blake Alphonso Higgs, also known as "Bind Blake' (Not to be confused with the American Arthur "Blind" Blake.)



And this is one that I know best by The Everly Brothers and, later, Peter Case. But like the others here, "Down in the Willow Garden" goes back much further. One weird little "folk process" things about this song: In many versions, including the one below by Charlie Monroe, the singer says he had a bottle of burgandy wine. But in others, like The Everlys' it's "burglar's wine." Somehow that seems more evil and mysterious.


This next one goes back centuries to the British Isles. It's the tale of a psyhotic killer, a baby murder infact. This grim little tale sometimes is called "Lamkin" sometimes Lambkin' and numerous variations thereof. Sometimes the villain is a stone mason who was stiffed for payment by some nobel. Lankin takes revenge on helpless members of the rich guy's family, aided by a "false nurse." The most memorable lyrics; "We will pinch him, we will break him, we will stab him with a pin ..."
When I first heard back in the '70s, it was "Long Lankin" and was performed by the British folk rock band Steeleye Span. This is a 2004 performance by Steeleye.

WACKY WEDNESDAY: Rock the White House

Tired of all those usual politicians running for presidents?

Do you find yourself wishing that the current crop of candidates just had a little more rock 'n' roll in them?

Well here's a look back at some campaigns that never were -- but maybe should have been -- involving rock stars who in reality chose not to run.

I mean really, Lou Monte, why would a King run for president?



The Young World Singers back in 1964 didn't care that Richard Starkey, as a British citizen, could not serve as president.



Back in 2008 a DJ called DJ Kool Kid mashed up some Marvin Gaye and created a campaign theme for Snoop Dogg.



There have been several attempts to draft Willie Nelson for a White House run. Here's a 2012 effort by the Peter Dawson Band

I've seen this somewhere before ...

TERRELL'S SOUND WORLD PLAYLIST

Sunday, May 15, 2016 
KSFR, Santa Fe, N.M. 
10 p.m. to midnight Sundays Mountain Time 
Host: Steve Terrell
Webcasting!
101.1 FM
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Here's the playlist

OPENING THEME: Let It Out (Let it All Hang Out) by The Hombres
Rock a Go Go by Alien Space Kitchen

My Family by Jay Reatard

Want Some by Sex Hogs II

Pedigree Scum by Demented Are Go

Mama Look at Sis by The Oblivians

Baby Let's Play House by Arthur Gunter

Erotica Laguna Lagurna by The Bonnevilles

Can't Find Pleasure by Thee Mighty Caesars

The Land of Milk and Pony/ Move Your Arse by A Pony Named Olga

Facebook Troll / No Xmas for John Quay by The Fall 

Treat Her Right by The Bluebonnets

Around and Around by The Flamin' Groovies

Rat's Nest by The Gories
Pockets by Sulphur City

Yes I'm Down by Coachwhips
Burn to Breath by Night Beats

Lexicon Devil by The Germs
Hang On by The Gears

Duct Tape Love by HeWhoCannotBeNamed

The Got the Rock in My Underpants by Lightning Beat Man

She's My Witch by The Monsters

Rambling Man by San Antonio Kid

Dirty Traveler by Lonesome Shack

You Can't Judge a Book By the Cover by The Sonics

Red Riding Hood by Bunker Hill with Link Wray

Got Blood in My Rhythm by The Blues Against Youth

It Came From Beyond by The Barbarellatones

When Doves Cry by Patti Smith

Gett Off by Prince

I Wanna Go Back to Detroit City by Andre Williams

Sean Gibley by King Khan & The Shrines
Enigma by Bettye Stuy

Innocent When You Dream by Tom Waits
CLOSING THEME: Over the Rainbow by Jerry Lee Lewis

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THE SANTA FE OPRY PLAYLIST

Friday, May 13, 2016
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

Here's my playlist :

OPENING THEME: Buckaroo by Buck Owens
I Can't Help It If I'm Still in Love with You by Hank Williams
Guacamole by Augie Meyers with Freddy Fender
East Bound and Down by Jerry Reed

Building Our Own Prison by The Waco Brothers
Everything Must Go by Dave Insley

Want One by Al Scorch

Two Roads by Butch Hancock & Jimmie Dale Gilmore

Call to Arms by Sturgill Simpson

Too Many Rivers by Webb Wilder

Big Train From Memphis by Mary & Mars

Have You Heard the Gossip by Charlie Brown, Jr.
Note to Self by Jim Stringer

Runner by The Yawpers
A Picture from Life's Other Side by Johnny Dowd
Double A Daddy by Wayne Hancock

Catch Me a Possum by The Watzloves

Fishin' Blues by Taj Mahal

Never Come Home by Robbie Fulks

I Hit the Road and the Road Hit Back by Dallas Wayne

I Push Right Over by Rosie Flores

Where I Fell by Hiss Golden Messenger

Baby Rocked Her Dolly by Robbie Fulks

Loser's Gumbo by Michael Hearne & Shake Russell

Roses by Alice Wallace 

How the West was Won by Anthony Leon & The Chain

You Don't Get Me High by Beth Lee & The Breakups

The Bad Wind by Tony Joe White

Downey Girl by Dave Alvin & The Guilty Women

Painting Box by Incredible String Band

CLOSING THEME: Comin' Down by The Meat Puppets


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