Big haybale of playlists from November and December, 2005, Montana Public Radio.
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Playlist, Dancing With Tradition, Wednesday, Dec.28th, 2005, 12:58 - 2:01pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell;
KUFM, Missoula;
KUFN, Hamilton;
KAPC, Butte;
KUHM, Helena;
KGPR, Great Falls,
with translators in Dillon, Seeley Lake, Whitefish, and White Sulphur Springs.
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein. More Caribbean.
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Artist/s... title of tune... Album name... Album’s label and release year
1. Afro-Cuban All stars: “Esperanza”
Step Forward (2005 Globestar)
2. Los Pleneros de la 21: “Shake a Leg”
Para Todos Ustedes (2005 Smithsonian Folkways)
3. Emeline Michel: “This Man”
Rasin Kreyol (2004 Times Square)
4. Societe Jour M’Alonge Foc Nan Point Dieu Devant: “Se Zekle Yanyan” v.a.:
Angels in the Mirror: Voudou Music of Haiti (1997 Ellipsis Arts)
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5. The Tiger: “Money is King” v.a.:
Calypsos From Trinidad: Politics, Intrigue, and Violence in the 1930s (1991 Arhoolie)
6. Mighty Sparrow: “Dear Sparrow”
First Flight: Early Calypsos From the Emory Cook Collection (2005 Smithsonian Folkways)
7. Lord Melody: “Cowboy Sparrow” v.a.:
Calypso Awakening: From The Emory Cook Collection (2000 Smithsonian Folkways)
8. Attila the Hun: “Graf Zeppelin” v.a.:
Calypso Pioneers, 1912-1937 (1989 Rounder)
9. Mighty Sparrow: “Russian Satellite”
First Flight: Early Calypsos From the Emory Cook Collection (2005 Smithsonian Folkways)
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10. The Jolly Boys: “Take Me Back To Jamaica” v.a.:
Putumayo Presents Calypsos (2002)
11. The Nazarenes: “Song of Liberation”
Songs of Life (2004 Heartbeat)
12. Revolutionaries: “Nuclear Bomb” v.a.:
The Rough Guide to Dub (2005 World Music Network)
13. Orchestre Del’s Jazz Biguine: “Retour au Pays” v.a.:
Au Bal Antillais: Franco-Creole Biguines from Martinique (1992 Arhoolie)
14. Celia Cruz, with Pete ‘El Conde’ Rodriguez: “La Madre Rumba”
The Rough Guide to Celia Cruz (2005 World Music Network)
15. Los Munequitos de Matanzas: “Ahora Me Toca a Mi”
Live in New York (1992 World Music Productions)
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Playlist, Dancing With Tradition, Wednesday, Dec.21st, 2005, 1:02 - 2:01pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell;
KUFM, Missoula;
KUFN, Hamilton;
KAPC, Butte;
KUHM, Helena;
KGPR, Great Falls,
with translators in Dillon, Seeley Lake, Whitefish, and White Sulphur Springs.
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This week’s host: Annie Garde, in place of Beth Anne Austein. “Annie Goes to the Bahamas.”
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Artist/s... title of tune... Album name... Album’s label and release year
1. David Lindley: “Afindrafindrao”
2. Ron Kavana: “Sloop John B”
3. Tarika Sammy: “Tsiaro”
4. Rossy, Paul, and Pana: “Tsy Fotoana Mahafinaritra Ve Izao? / I Ain’t Got Long to Stay on this Island”
5. Wavy Gravy, Henry Kaiser, & Steve Kimock: “The Crow”
6. Mitch Greenhill & Maynie Smith: “Carmen Goes to Bimini”
7. Japheth Dean: “Goodnight Irene”
8. Jim Dickinson: “Out on the Rolling Sea”
(the above come from v.a.:
Out on the Rolling Sea: A Tribute to the Music of Joseph Spence & The Pinder Family (1994 Hokey Pokey / Green Linnet)
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9. Joseph Spence, with Blooming Rosalie Roberts: “I’ll Be a Friend to Jesus”
10. Joseph Spence: “Santa Claus is Coming to Town”
11. Joseph Spence, with Blooming Rosalie Roberts: “Living on the Hallelujah Side”
12. Joseph Spence: “When the Saints Go Marching In”
(the above come from Joseph Spence:
Living on the Hallelujah Side (1989 Rounder)
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13. a track from the S-F Bahamas collection
14. another track from the S-F Bahamas collection
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Playlist, Dancing With Tradition, Wednesday, December 14th, 2005, 1:05 - 2:01pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell;
KUFM, Missoula;
KUFN, Hamilton;
KAPC, Butte;
KUHM, Helena;
KGPR, Great Falls,
with translators in Dillon, Seeley Lake, Whitefish, and White Sulphur Springs.
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein. Island-hopping!
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Artist/s... title of tune... Album name... Album’s label and release year
1. Esmeraldo Duarte: “Nos Tradicon”
Danca Ma Ni (2005 Narada) and v.a.: Sing Out!, Vol.49, No.3
2. Zeca di nha Reinalda, Joao Cirilio, and Blick Tchutchy: “Tchon di Massa Pe”
Peace, Love, and Unity (1990 Lusafrica) and v.a.:
Putumayo Presents Cape Verde (1999)
3. Dulce Matias: “Nha Cumpadre Faustina”
Reservode (1998 Ideal) and v.a.:
Putumayo Presents Cape Verde (1999)
4. King Tubby Meets God Children Band: “World Dub: Away With the Bad” Glen Brown and King Tubby:
Termination Dub and v.a.:
Rough Guide to Dub (2005 World Music Network)
5. Alir Pukai Stringband, Bob Brozman: “Alir Pukai” v.a.:
Songs of the Volcano: Papua New Guinea Stringbands, with Bob Brozman (2005 Riverboat)
6. Orkes Kroncong Mutiara: “Langgam Di Bawah Sinar Bulan Purnama”
Indonesian Guitars (1999 Smithsonian Folkways) (under backannounce)
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7. Gilnata Stringband, Bob Brozman: “Youth Development Song” v.a.:
Songs of the Volcano: Papua New Guinea Stringbands, with Bob Brozman (2005 Riverboat)
8. Cyril Pahinui: “Young Street Blues”
6 & 12 String Slack Key (1994 Dancing Cat)
9. Keola Beamer, R. Carlos Nakai, Moanalani Beamer: “Ka Mano: The Shark”
Our Beloved Land (2005 Canyon)
10. Dirty Dozen Brass Band: “My Feet Can’t Fail Me Now” v.a.:
Our New Orleans 2005 (2005 Nonesuch) (under backannounce)
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11. Carol Fran: “Tou’ Les Jours C’est Pas La Meme” v.a.:
Our New Orleans 2005 (2005 Nonesuch)
12. Beausoleil: “L’Ouragon” v.a.:
Our New Orleans 2005 (2005 Nonesuch)
13. Cyril Pahinui: “Lullaby for Pops”
6 & 12 String Slack Key (1994 Dancing Cat)
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Playlist, The Folk Show, Tuesday, December 6th, 2005, 1:00-3:30pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell;
KUFM, Missoula;
KUFN, Hamilton;
KAPC, Butte;
KUHM, Helena;
KGPR, Great Falls,
with translators in Dillon, Seeley Lake, Whitefish, and White Sulphur Springs.
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This week’s hosts: Stan Howe and Beth Anne Austein.
1-2pm: Stan Howe’s monthly segment. Happy Holidays, The Cowboy Way.
2:09-3:28pm: In honor of some real winter weather (at last!): songs about snow, cold, wind, freezing to death...and a few songs at the end for New Orleans.
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Artist/s...title of tune...Album name...Album’s label and release year
1. Bobby Flores: “Joy to the World”
2. Belinda Gail & Curly Musgrave: “Two Step ‘Round the Christmas Tree”
3. Dave Alexander: “Let It Snow”
4. Riders in the Sky: “Old Fashioned Christmas Polka”
5. Asleep at the Wheel: “Feliz Navidad”
6. Asleep at the Wheel: “Jingle Bell Boogie”
7. Myra Pearce: “Home For Christmas”
8. Jean Prescott: “Cowgirl’s Christmas Wish”
9. Scott Woods/Don Messner: “Christmas in Killarney”
10. Scott Woods/Don Messner: “Snow Deer”
11. Curly Musgrave: “Till the Season Comes Round Again”
12. R.W. Hampton: “Long Canyon Christmas”
13. Asleep at the Wheel: “Here Comes Santa Claus”
14. Riders in the Sky: “Christmas Yodel”
15. Asleep at the Wheel: “Merry Texas Christmas”
16. Bobby Flores: “Silver Bells”
17. Stephanie Davis: “The Gift”
18. Bobby Flores: “Joy To the World”
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19. Les Charbonniers de l’Enfer: “Wo”
Wo (2005 La Tribu) and Sing Out!, Vol.49, No.4 sampler
20. Dillard Chandler: “Cold Rain and Snow” v.a.:
Dark Holler: Old Love Songs and Ballads (2005 Smithsonian Folkways)
21. Tim O’Brien: “First Snow”
Fiddler’s Green (2005 Howdy Skies/Sugar Hill)
22. Bill Monroe & The Bluegrass Boys: “Footprints in the Snow”
The Classic Bluegrass Recordings, Vol.2 (1980 CBS)
23. Tony Rice & Norman Blake: “Last Train From Poor Valley”
Blake & Rice (1987 Rounder)
24. Jody Stecher & Kate Brislin: “Queen of the Earth and Child of the Stars/Roving on Last Winter’s Night”
Our Town (1993 Rounder)
25. Kate & Anna McGarrigle: “Complainte Pour Ste.-Catherine”
French Record (1978 Hannibal)
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26. Mary Sue Twohy: “Snowing”
Songs To Hang Stars By (2006 self-issued)
27. Cindy Mangsen: “The Long and Lonely Winter”
Settle Down (1988 Front Hall)
28. June Tabor, Savourna Stevenson, Danny Thompson: “Singing the Storm”
Singing the Storm (1996 Cooking Vinyl)
29. Jody Stecher & Kate Brislin: “Walking Through Your Town in the Snow”
Heart Songs: The Old Time Country Songs of Utah Phillips (1997 Rounder)
30. Kate Rusby: “Wandering Soul”
The Girl Who Couldn’t Fly (2005 Compass)
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31. Pauline Scanlon: “Warm, Despite the Chill”
Red Colour Sun (2004 Compass)
32. Christine Lavin: “Winter in Manhattan”
Folk Zinger (2005 Appleseed)
33. Laurie Lewis & Tom Rozum: “Cold Frosty Morning”
Winter’s Grace (1999 Signature Sounds)
34. The Preservation Hall Jazz Band: “Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans?” v.a.:
Our New Orleans 2005 (2005 Nonesuch)
35. Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys: “Pays des Etrangers”
Dominos (2005 Rounder)
36. Eddie Bo: “When The Saints Go Marching In” v.a.:
Our New Orleans 2005 (2005 Nonesuch)
37. outtro (Junior Brown: “Sugarfoot Rag”
Guit With It (1993 Curb)
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on Musicians’ Spotlight: Kelly Jo Phelps, Part One, hosted by John Floridis.
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Playlist, The Folk Show, Tuesday, November 22nd, 2005, 1:03-3:30pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell;
KUFM, Missoula;
KUFN, Hamilton;
KAPC, Butte;
KUHM, Helena;
KGPR, Great Falls,
with translators in Dillon, Seeley Lake, Whitefish, and White Sulphur Springs.
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein.
1-2pm: Hour One of the National Heritage Fellowship Concert, recorded Sept.23rd in D.C.
2:09-3:28pm: calendar of events, followed by Hour Two of the National Heritage Concert, and six home-y songs from 3:05-3:30.
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Artist/s...title of tune...Album name...Album’s label and release year
Albertina Walker, Beyle Schaechter-Gottesman, Janette Carter, and Michael Doucet, as part of the National Heritage Concert.
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Wanda Jackson, James K’upena Wong, Jerry Grcevich, and Chuck Brown, as part of the National Heritage Concert.
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1. Tom Paxton, with Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer: “My Pony Knows The Way”
Live in the U.K. (2005 Pax Records)
2. Jim Lauderdale, with Maura O’Connell: “This World’s Family” v.a.:
Hands Across The Water (2006 The Acoustic Canvas / Compass)
3. Pat Donohue: “Give a Dog a Bone”
Profile (2005 Bluesky)
4. Paul Brady, with Rodney Crowell: “40 Shades of Green” v.a.:
Hands Across The Water (2006 The Acoustic Canvas / Compass)
5. Mick McAuley, Winifred Horan: “The Joyous Waltz”
Serenade (2006 Compass)
6. Great Big Sea: “Concerning Charlie Horse”
The Hard and The Easy (2005 Zoe/Rounder)
7. Junior Brown: “Sugarfoot Rag”
Guit With It (1993 Curb) (under backannounce)
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on Musicians’ Spotlight: Lisa Haley and the Zydecats
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Playlist, Dancing With Tradition, Wednesday, Nov.16th, 2005, 1:08 - 2:01pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell;
KUFM, Missoula;
KUFN, Hamilton;
KAPC, Butte;
KUHM, Helena;
KGPR, Great Falls,
with translators in Dillon, Seeley Lake, Whitefish, and White Sulphur Springs.
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein. Rebel yells from Chicano and Indian America.
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Artist/s... title of tune... Album name... Album’s label and release year
1. Daniel Valdez: “America De Los Indios” v.a.:
Rolas de Aztlan: Songs of the Chicano Movement (2005 Smithsonian Folkways)
2. Tiinesha Begaye: “Tradition Lives Forever”
Rhythm of Love (2005 Canyon)
3. Los Peludos: “El Quinto Sol” v.a.:
Rolas de Aztlan: Songs of the Chicano Movement (2005 Smithsonian Folkways)
4. Louie Gonnie: “Dibe nstaa”
Sacred Mountains: Meditation Songs from the Dine (2005 Canyon)
5. Latin Playboys: “Mira!”
Latin Playboys (1994 Slash) (under backannounce)
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6. Augustin Lira y Alma: “Quihubo Raza!” v.a.:
Rolas de Aztlan: Songs of the Chicano Movement (2005 Smithsonian Folkways)
7. Rita Arvizu: “Ejercito Militar”
Chavez Ravine: A Record by Ry Cooder (2005 Nonesuch)
8. Latin Playboys: “Rudy’s Party”
Latin Playboys (1994 Slash)
9. Bla Pahinui, Led Kaapana: “3rd Base, Dodger Stadium”
Chavez Ravine: A Record by Ry Cooder (2005 Nonesuch)
10. Los Lobos: “El Tilingo Lingo” v.a.:
Rolas de Aztlan: Songs of the Chicano Movement (2005 Smithsonian Folkways)
11. Uakti: “Lake”
I Ching (1993 Phillips) (under backannounce)
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12. Anthony Wakeman: “Montana Mountain Shadows”
Butterfly Dreams (2005 Canyon)
13. R. Carlos Nakai, Keola Beamer: “The Beautiful World”
Our Beloved Land (2005 Canyon)
14. William Horncloud: “I’m Not Single”
Rabbit Dances of the Lakota (1971/2005 Canyon)
15. Northern Cree: “Da Filler”
Sweethearts’ Shuffle: Round Dance Songs (2005 Canyon) (under backann.)
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Playlist, The Folk Show, Tuesday, November 8th, 2005, 1:00-3:31pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell;
KUFM, Missoula;
KUFN, Hamilton;
KAPC, Butte;
KUHM, Helena;
KGPR, Great Falls,
with translators in Dillon, Seeley Lake, Whitefish, and White Sulphur Springs.
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein.
1-2pm: Part Four of the Johnny Cash radio special: “The World Needs a Melody: Johnny Cash, The Storyteller”
2:09-3:28pm: an Election Day set (thanks to Ken at WFMU), new stuff
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Artist/s...title of tune...Album name...Album’s label and release year
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1. Mike Seeger: “Bonaparte’s Retreat”
Old Time Country Music (1962 Folkways) (under calendar)
2. J.E. Mainer’s Mountaineers: “Concord Rag”
Galax, Virginia Oldtime Fiddlers’ Convention (1964 Folkways) (under calendar)
3. Etta Baker & Cora Phillips: “Jaybird March”
Black Banjo Songsters of North Carolina and Virginia (1998 Smithsonian Folkways) (under calendar)
4. Eddie Pennington: “John’s Smoke Turns Blue”
Eddie Pennington Walks the Strings and Even Sings (2004 Smithsonian Folkways) (under calendar)
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5. The Gene Hoover Trio: “Here We Go, Another Election”
Songs for Barry Backers 6. Utah Phillips & Ani DiFranco: “Candidacy”
The Past Didn’t Go Anywhere (1996 Righteous Babe)
7. Oscar Brand: “Millard Fillmore: The Union Wagon”
Presidential Campaign Songs, 1789-1996 (1999 Smithsonian Folkways)
8. Oscar Brand: “Rutherford Hayes: For Hayes and Wheeler, Too”
Presidential Campaign Songs, 1789-1996 (1999 Smithsonian Folkways)
9. Louis Jordan: “Jordan For President”
Five Guys Named Moe: Original Decca Recordings, Vol.II (1992 MCA)
10. George Atkins & Hank Levine: “Ask Not Waltz”
Sing Along with J.F.K. (1961)
11. Sara Grey: “Republicans and Democrats”
Back in the Airly Days (1998 Waterbug)
12. Oscar Brand: “Free Elections”
Presidential Campaign Songs, 1789-1996 (1999 Smithsonian Folkways)
13. Oscar Brand: “George Washington: Follow Washington”
Presidential Campaign Songs, 1789-1996 (1999 Smithsonian Folkways)
14. The Gene Hoover Trio: “Give Us One Man”
Songs for Barry Backers 15. George Atkins & Hank Levine: “Let The Word Go Forth”
Sing Along With J.F.K. (1961)
16. Clark Kessinger: “Wednesday Night Waltz”
Clark Kessinger, Fiddler (1966 Folkways) (under backannounce)
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17. Jerry Douglas & Ciaran Tourish: “In The Sweet Bye and Bye” v.a.:
Hands Across The Water (2005 Compass)
18. John & Fiona Prine, Dermot Byrne: “’Til A Tear Becomes a Rose” v.a.:
Hands Across The Water (2005 Compass)
19. Chris Smither: “Winsome Smile” v.a.:
Raise The Roof: A Retrospective, Live From The Barns at Wolf Trap (2005 Wolf Trap Farm Park Foundation)
20. Beausoleil: “Perky Dance Two-Step” v.a.:
Raise The Roof: A Retrospective, Live From The Barns at Wolf Trap (2005 Wolf Trap Farm Park Foundation)
21. Pat Donohue: “Give a Dog a Bone”
Profile (2005 Bluesky Records)
22. Saffire, The Uppity Blues Women: “Some Cold and Rainy Day” v.a.:
Raise The Roof: A Retrospective, Live From The Barns at Wolf Trap (2005 Wolf Trap Farm Park Foundation)
23. Jack Williams: “Laughing in the Face of the Blues”
Laughing in the Face of the Blues (2005 Wind River)
24. Tom Paxton: “There But For Fortune”
Live in the U.K., with Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer (2005 Pax Records)
25. Eric Anderson: “Changes”
Waves: Great American Song Series, Vol.II (2005 Appleseed)
26. Redd Volkaert: “Rubberdance”
No Stranger to a Tele (2001 Hightone) (under backannounce)
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27. Jeff Warner: “The Snow is On The Ground”
Jolly Tinker (2005 self-issued)
28. Mick McAuley and Winifred Horan: “A Daisy in December”
Serenade (2005 Compass)
29. Great Big Sea: “The River Driver”
The Hard and The Easy (2005 Zoe/Rounder)
30. Junior Brown: “Sugarfoot Rag”
Guit With It (1993 Curb) (under backannounce)
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on Musicians’ Spotlight: Richard Thompson, Part I
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Playlist, Dancing With Tradition, Wednesday, November 2nd, 2005, 1:07 - 2:01pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell;
KUFM, Missoula;
KUFN, Hamilton;
KAPC, Butte;
KUHM, Helena;
KGPR, Great Falls,
with translators in Dillon, Seeley Lake, Whitefish, and White Sulphur Springs.
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein.
Dia de lost Muertos
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Artist/s... title of tune... Album name... Album’s label and release year
1. Los Camperos de Valles: “La Llorona”
El Ave de mi Sonar: Mexican Sones Huastecos (2005 Smithsonian Folkways) (new lyrics)
2. Simon Diaz: “Cristal”
Mis Canciones (2004 World Village)
3. Ozomatli: “Eva”
Ozomatli (1998 Almo)
4. Cesar Rosas & Los Super Seven: “Un Beso Al Viento”
Los Super Seven (1998 RCA)
5. Los Pinguinos del Norte: “El Desesperado” v.a.:
Tex-Mex Fiesta (1994 Ace)
6. Ruben Ramos & Los Super Seven: “La Morena”
Los Super Seven (1998 RCA)
7. Xavier Quijas Yxayotl: “Night Spirits”
Singing Earth: Clay Flutes & Ancestral Drums of Meso-America (2001 Canyon) (under backannounce)
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8. Ruben Blades: “La Ruta”
Mundo (2002 Sony)
9. Ersi Arvizu, Little Willie G., Ry Cooder: “Soy Luz y Sombra (The Cloud Forest Poem)”
Chavez Ravine (2005 Nonesuch)
10. Las Hermanas Padilla: “Sueno en Rio Grande” v.a.:
Mexican-American Border Music, Vol.I: The Pioneer Recording Artists (1994 Arhoolie)
11. Tish Hinojosa: “Hasta los Muertos”
Cada Nino (1996 Rounder)
12. Los Alegres de Teran: “El Guero Estrada” v.a.:
Mexican-American Border Music, Vol.I: The Pioneer Recording Artists (1994 Arhoolie)
13. Narciso Martinez: “Saludamos a Texas” v.a.:
Tex-Mex Fiesta (1994 Ace)
14. Mariachi Coculense de Cirilo Marmolejo: “El Cuervo”
Mariachi Coculense de Cirilo Marmolejo (1993 Arhoolie)
15. Flaco Jimenez, Ry Cooder: “Jennette”
Flaco’s Amigos (1988 Arhoolie) (under backannounce)
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16. David Hidalgo & Los Super Seven: “La Serena”
Los Super Seven (1998 RCA)
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Playlist, The Folk Show, Tuesday, November 1st, 2005, 1:00-3:32pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell;
KUFM, Missoula;
KUFN, Hamilton;
KAPC, Butte;
KUHM, Helena;
KGPR, Great Falls,
with translators in Dillon, Seeley Lake, Whitefish, and White Sulphur Springs.
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This week’s host: Stan Howe and Beth Anne Austein.
1-2pm: Stan Howe’s monthly show, this month, all waltzes. “Waltzing with Stan.”
2:09-3:28pm: cowboy ‘n western, then some saintly dead musicians, in honor of All Saints Day.
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1. Michael Cleveland: “Blue Violet Waltz”
2. Red Steagall: “Bring Back the Waltzes”
3. Byron Berline: “Sweet Memory Waltz”
4. Minnesota Scandinavian Ensemble: “Sjosala Vals”
5. Calvin Volrath: “Byron & Lillian”
6. Mariacha Apache: “Tu Solo Tu”
7. Shelly Clark: “Kentucky Waltz”
8. Johann Strauss: “Roses From the South”
9. Fred Stoneking: “Blackberry Waltz’
10. Ed Guyerki: “Silver Wedding Waltz”
11. Bethany Dick: “Festival Waltz”
12. LeGrande Harvey: “Montana Waltz”
13. Minnesota Scandinavian Ensemble: “Tater Valsen”
14. Herman Johnson: “Westphalia Waltz”
15. Sean Blackburn: “Jingle in my Jeans”
16. Sean Blackburn: “Deep Water”
17. Sean Blackburn: “Happy Trails”
18. Bill Long: “Arizona Waltz”
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19. Whit Smith’s Hot Jazz Caravan: “Tiger Rag” v.a.:
Four Dead Batteries soundtrack (2005 Hightone) (under calendar)
20. Hot Club of Cowtown: “Cherokee Shuffle” v.a.:
Four Dead Batteries soundtrack (2005 Hightone) (under calendar)
21. Doc & Merle Watson: “John Henry / Worried Blues”
Sittin’ Here Pickin’ The Blues (2004 Rounder) (under calendar)
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22. Whit Smith’s Hot Jazz Caravan: “I”m An Old Cowhand” v.a.:
Four Dead Batteries soundtrack (2005 Hightone)
23. Hot Club of Cowtown: “Little Liza Jane” v.a.:
Four Dead Batteries soundtrack (2005 Hightone)
24. David Wilkie & Cowboy Celtic: “Bucking Bronco (My Love is a Rider)”
Cowboy Ceilidh (2005 Centerfire)
25. Rich O’Brien, Norman Blake: “Flop-Eared Mule” v.a.:
On the Trail: Songs of the American West (2005 Western Jubilee)
26. Don Edwards: “Ghost Train”
Kin to the Wind: Memories of Marty Robbins (2005 Western Jubilee)
27. Don Edwards, Waddie Mitchell, with the Fort Worth Symphony: “Annie Laurie / Bad Half-Hour” v.a.:
On the Trail: Songs of the American West (2005 Western Jubilee)
28. Rich O’Brien: “Gunsmoke”
Southwestern Souvenirs (2005 Western Jubilee) (with long-lost lyrics)
29. Tom Russell Band, with Ian Tyson: “Navajo Rug”
Raw Vision: 1984-1994 (2005 Philo)
30. Rich O’Brien: “Padre of Old San Antone”
Southwestern Souvenirs (2005 Western Jubilee)
31. Rich O’Brien: “Under Fiesta Stars”
Southwestern Souvenirs (2005 Western Jubilee) (under backannounce)
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32. Lalo Guerrero, with Ry Cooder, Flaco Jimenez: “Barrio Viejo” Ry Cooder, with v.a.:
Chavez Ravine (2005 Nonesuch)
33. Texas Tornados: “Soy de San Luis”
Texas Tornados (1990 Reprise)
34. Las Hermanas Guerrero: “La Casada” v.a.:
Tejano Roots: The Women, 1946-1970 (1991 Arhoolie)
35. Las Rancheritas: “Adios Angelita Rivas” v.a.:
Tejano Roots: The Women, 1946-1970 (1991 Arhoolie)
36. Delia y Laura: “Contestacion A Mi Cafetal” v.a.:
Tejano Roots: The Women, 1946-1970 (1991 Arhoolie)
37. Lalo Guerrero, with Ry Cooder, Flaco Jimenez: “Corrido de Boxeo” Ry Cooder, with v.a.:
Chavez Ravine (2005 Nonesuch)
38. Steven King: “She Loves You”
Beatling! (2005 self-issued) (under backannounce)
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39. Gram Parsons & The International Submarine Band: “Miller’s Cave”
The Gram Parsons Anthology (2001 Rhino)
40. Fairport Convention: “Reynardine”
Heyday: The BBC Sessions, 1968-1969 (1987 Hannibal)
41. Ewan MacColl & Peggy Seeger: “Black Velvet Band”
Chorus From the Gallows (1960 Topic)
42. Dave Van Ronk: “See That My Grave Is Kept Clean”
The Folkways Years, 1959-1961 (1991 Smithsonian Folkways)
43. Junior Brown: “Sugarfoot Rag”
Guit With It (1993 Curb) (under backannounce)
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on Musicians’ Spotlight: Chad Fadely, a mandolin player who’s part of so many Western Montana bands, you have to use both hands to count ‘em.
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