Microtonal Muse

sub for "Filmtracks," July 19th, 2006

2006-07-20T19:40:00.000-06:00

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Playlist, Filmtracks, Wednesday, July 19th, 2006, 11:30pm – 2:00am
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Hosted (usually) by Olivia Yule weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).
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This week’s guest host: Beth Anne Austein.
Short notice prevented me from finding more than an opening handful of soundtrack music, so I broke format and dedicated the show to the playful, alienated spirit of the old “Alien Radio” program that used to occupy this time slot.

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Artist/s... title of tune... Album name... Album’s label and release year

1. Henry Mancini Orchestra: “The Dreamy Princess” Son of Pink Panther soundtrack (1993 United Artists) (under intro)

2. “Fists of Curry” v.a.: Bombay the Hard Way: Guns, Cars, and Sitars (1998 Motel)

3. Harry McClintock: “Big Rock Candy Mountain” O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000 UMG)

4. “Inspector Jay From Delhi” v.a.: Bombay the Hard Way: Guns, Cars, and Sitars (1998 Motel)

5. Cyro Baptista & Kenny Wollesen: “Ilusion,” from the Latin Boys Go to Hell soundtrack. John Zorn: Filmworks VIII, 1997 – 1998 Tzadik)

6. Television: “O Mi Amore” Marquee Moon (1997/2003 Elektra) (under backannounce)
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Medley of ‘Feelin’ Bitchy’ homewrecking songs, assembled by Monica Lynch at WFMU:

7. Natalie Cole: “I’m Catching Hell (Living Here Alone)”
8. Marlena Shaw: “Yu-Ma/Go Away Little Boy”
9. Loleatta Holloway: “Dreamin’” (acapella)
10. Ann Sexton: “I’m His Wife (You’re Just A Friend)”
11. Millie Jackson: “Leftovers”
12. Barbara Mason: “Another Man” (rap)
13. Big Maybelle: “Hair Dressin’ Women”
14. Loleatta Holloway: “Part Time Lover, Full Time Fool”
15. Shirley Brown: “It Ain’t No Fun”
16. Margie Johnson: “Women Talk”
17. Linda Clifford: “Don’t Give It Up”
18. B Beat Girls: “For The Same Man”
19. Vanity 6: “If A Girl Answers (Don’t Hang Up)”
20. Betty Wright: “Clean Up Women Medley”
21. Gloria Gaynor: “Casanova Brown”
22. Millie Jackson: “All I Want Is A Fighting Chance”
23. Esther Phillips: “I’m Getting’ ‘Long Alright”
24. Big Maybelle: “Gabbin’ Blues”
25. Marlena Shaw: “Suddenly It’s How I Like to Feel”
26. Ann Peebles: “I Didn’t Take Your Man”
27. Laura Lee: “Rip Off”
28. Irma Thomas: “She’ll Never Be Your Wife”
29. Mattie Moultrie: “Saddest Story Ever Told”
30. The Three Degrees: “Maybe”

31. Paula Lamont: “One Monkey Can’t Stop the Show”

32. All Girl Summer Fun Band: “Canadian Boyfriend” All Girl Summer Fun Band (2002 K)

33. Mighty Zebra and the LaMotta Brothers: “Man Smart, Woman Smarter” v.a.: Calypso From The Virgin Islands

34. Pablove Black: “Poco Tempo” v.a.: Studio One Funk (2004 Soul Jazz) (under backannounce)
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35. Marlene Webber: “Stand By Your Man”

36. Albert Kuvezin & Yat-Kha: “In a Gadda Da Vida” v.a.: The Rough Guide to Planet Rock (2006 World Music Network)

37. Enrique Herrera: “Summertime”

38. Voicedude: “We Won’t Give It Up” (Beatles vs. Marvin Gaye)

39. Super Eagles: “Hey Jude”

40. DJ Earworm: “No One Takes Your Freedom” (Beatles vs. The Brazilian Girls?)

41. Mike Alexander & The Pott Steelers: “You Are My Sunshine” v.a.: Virgin Islands Beach Party (under backannounce)

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42. Andy Cameron: “I Want To Be a Punk Rocker” v.a.: Kilt By Death: The Sound of Old Scotland, 1977-1984 (Kilt By Death)

43. Todd Snider: “If Tomorrow Never Comes” The Devil You Know (2006 UMG)

44. Sonny Wright: “I Love You, Loretta Lynn”

45. June Carter: “The Heel”

46. Liberty Chance: “Nashville’s Gone Hollywood”

47. Harry Nilsson: “I Guess the Lord Must Be in New York City” Everybody’s Talkin’: The Very Best of Harry Nilsson (2006 RCA Legacy)

48. The New York Dolls: “Personality Crisis” The New York Dolls (1973 Mercury)

49. Frank Sinatra: “In The Wee Small Hours of the Morning” The Capitol Years (1990)

50. Patti Smith: “So You Want to Be (A Rock ‘n’ Roll Star)” Wave (1979 Arista)

51. Brian Eno: “Here Come the Warm Jets” Here Come the Warm Jets (2004 Virgin) (under backannounce)

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52. Ia Baptiste: “Anna”

53. Brigitte Bardot: “Harley Davidson”

54. Cex: “Dead Bodies”

55. Sleater-Kinney: “Dig Me Out”

56. Jim Price: “Revolution”

57. Sun Ra and his Intergalactic Arkestra: “Introductory Music” It Is Forbidden (2001 Total Energy) (under outro)

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another Latino "Dancing With Tradition" playlist, July 5th, '06

2006-07-05T19:29:00.000-06:00

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Playlist, Dancing With Tradition, Wednesday, July 5th, 2006, 1:10 - 2:01pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein. Assorted Dominican, Argentinian, Spanish, Cuban, Chilean artists
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Artist/s... title of tune... Album name... Album’s label and release year

1. Antony Santos: “La Jaula De Oro” Sin Ti (Platano) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Bachata (2006 World Music Network)

2. Suni Paz: “Bandera Mia” Bandera Mia: Songs of Argentina (2006 Smithsonian Folkways)

3. Familia Valera Miranda, featuring Antoine ‘Tato’ Garcia & Sabrino Romero: “Potpourri” v.a.: Music Meeting Festival Highlights 2006 (2006 Radio Nederlands Wereldomroep)

4. Melingo: “Sin Luna” Santa Milongo (Manana) and v.a.: Music From the Wine Lands (2006 Putumayo)

5. Luis Bonfa: “Manha de Carnaval” Solo in Rio, 1959 (2005 Smithsonian Folkways) (under backannounce)
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6. Chango Spasiuk: “Busqueda / Seis Pequenos Movimientos” v.a.: Music Meeting Festival Highlights 2006 (2006 Radio Nederlands Wereldomroep)

7. Mariana Montalvo: “Hombre Pequenito” Piel de Aceituna and v.a.: Music From the Wine Lands (2006 Putumayo)

8. Raulin Rodriguez: “Amor De Mi Vida” Grandes Exitos de Raulin Rodriguez (Platano) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Bachata (2006 World Music Network)

9. Amparanoia: “Puerto Claridad” Feria Furiosa (2001 Edel) and v.a.: Music From the Wine Lands (2006 Putumayo)

10. The Latin Playboys: “Pink Steps” Latin Playboys (1994 Slash) (under backannounce)
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11. Familia Valera Miranda, featuring Antoine ‘Tato’ Garcia & Sabrino Romero: “El Negro Bembon” v.a.: Music Meeting Festival Highlights 2006 (2006 Radio Nederlands Wereldomroep)

12. Chango Spasiuk: “Escenas De La Vida En El Borde / Chaname Crudo” v.a.: Music Meeting Festival Highlights 2006 (2006 Radio Nederlands Wereldomroep) (under outro)

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Mediterranean/Iranian/Black Sea "Dancing With Tradition," June 28th, '06

2006-06-28T18:07:00.000-06:00

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Playlist, Dancing With Tradition, Wed., June 28th, 2006, 1:00 - 2:01pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein. Israelis, Palestinians, Iraqis, Iranians, Armenians, Pontic Greeks.
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Artist/s... title of tune... Album name... Album’s label and release year

1. Yair Dalal & the Alol Ensemble: “Silan” Silan (self-issued) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to the Music of Israel (2006 World Music Network)

2. Balkan Beat Box: “Ya Man” Balkan Beat Box (Essay) and v.a.: Rough Guide to Planet Rock (2006 World Music Network) (Israeli/U.S.)

3. Shlomo Bar & David D’or: “Atzlano Kafar Todrah” David and Solomon (Hed Arzi) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to the Music of Israel (2006 World Music Network)

4. Simon Shaheen & Qantara: “Dance Mediterranae” Blue Flame (Ark 21) (under backannounce) (Palestinian)
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5. Rim Banna: “The Grandma With a Limp” The Mirrors of My Soul (Kirkelig Kulturverksted) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Planet Rock (2006 World Music Network) (Palestinian)

6. Hadag Nahash: “Kamti” Lazooz (Anana) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to
the Music of Israel (2006 World Music Network)

7. Natacha Atlas: “Hayati Inta (My Life You Are)” Mishmaoul (2006 Mantra) (Belgian-Moroccan)

8. Kayhan Kalhor & Ali Akbar Moradi: “Showgh” In the Mirror of the Sky (2004 World Village) and v.a.: Rough Guide to the Music of Iran (2006 World Music Network)

9. Nikolas Michailidis & Leigh Cline: “Giresun Karshilamasi” Al Asha Bi Daha: Traditional Songs of the Eastern Black Sea (2006 Scimitar)

10. Hossein Alizadeh & Djivan Gasparyan: “Sari Galin (Yellow Bride)” Endless Vision and v.a.: Rough Guide to the Music of Iran (2006 World Music Network) (recorded at a concert for Armenian Iranians)

11. Nayim Alal: “Bleida” Sahara Tierra Mia (Nubenegra) (Moroccan)
(under backannounce)
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12. Tea Packs: “Yes Li Havera” Your Life in a Lafa (Anana) and v.a.:
The Rough Guide to the Music of Israel (2006 World Music Network)

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Native American "Dancing With Tradition" playlist, June 21, '06

2006-06-21T16:23:00.000-06:00

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Playlist, Dancing With Tradition, Wednesday, June 21st, ‘06, 1:02-2:01pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein. Music of Canyon Records, for powwow season.
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Artist/s... title of tune... Album name... Album’s label and release year

1. Tohono O’odham waila group: “Desert Polka” American Indians Play Waila (1974/2006 Canyon)

2. Northern Cree & Bear Creek: “It’s Been So Long” Slide and Sway: Northern Cree & Friends, Volume 4 (2005 Canyon)

3. Jack Gladstone: “The Red Crow Legacy” Blackfeet Storysmith: Wallace Gladstone, with Jack Gladstone (2004 Hawkstone)

4. Wallace Gladstone: “Gramma Red Crow: On Shooting, Principle, and Character” Blackfeet Storysmith: Wallace Gladstone, with Jack Gladstone (2004 Hawkstone)

5. Blackfeet Confederacy: “Chicken Dance” Confederacy Style (2005 Canyon)

6. Jay Begaye: “Purple Horizon (Chicken Dance)” The Colorful World: Songs from the Dine Heartland (2005 Canyon)

7. Jay Begaye: “Yellowstone Dawn” The Colorful World: Songs from the Dine Heartland (2005 Canyon) (under backannounce)

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8. A. Paul Ortega: “The Trail Song” Two Worlds, Three Worlds (1969/2005 Canyon)

9. Wallace Gladstone: “Canadian Fugitive: Grampa’s Flight to Freedom” Blackfeet Storysmith: Wallace Gladstone, with Jack Gladstone (2004 Hawkstone)

10. Tha Tribe: “Traditional Ojibway Women’s Dance” Emery (2006 Canyon)

11. McClellan, Robedeaux, and Stoner: “Kiowa Song, Three Sac & Fox Songs” For Our Loved Ones: Peyote Songs of the Native American Church (2005 Canyon)

12. Black Lodge: “Iwasil” The People’s Dance (1998 Canyon) (under backannounce)
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13. Ulali: “Going Home” v.a.: Heartbeat: Voices of First Nations Women (1995 Smithsonian Folkways)

14. Todi Neesh Zhee Singers: “Dancers of Mother Earth” Dancers of Mother Earth (2006 Canyon)

15. A. Paul Ortega: “Four-Ways” Two Worlds, Three Worlds (1969/2005 Canyon)
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"Dancing With Tradition," June 7, '06, guest host Joan

2006-06-20T20:47:00.000-06:00

DANCING WITH TRADITION 6-7-2006 Guest Host: Joan Richarde

[ORIGIN] [ARTIST/GROUP] [SONG] [SOURCE]

Columbia Marta Gomez "La Ronda" Women of Latin America, 2004

Peru Susanna Baca "Zamba Malato" Latinas, 2000

Cuba/USA Manuel Galban & Ry Cooder "Drume Negrita" Mambo Sinuendo, 2002

Cuba Raul Paz "Mulata" Nuevo Latino, 2004

Mexico Los de Abajo "El Indio" Macaco Mix Nuevo Latino, 2004

Mexico Lila Downs "Naila" Mexico, 2001

Argentina Gustavo Santaolall "Pampa" Ronroco, 1998

Mexico Lhasa "Los Peces" Mexico, 2001

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Brazil Luiz de Aquino "Caminhos de Cuba" Latin Lounge, 2005

Argentina Federico Aubele "Esta Noche" Latin Lounge, 2005

USA/Ecuador Andean Nation "Longuita Otavalena" (trad.) Contrasts, 1999

Cuba Celena Gonzalez "Guajira Linda" Latinas, 2000

Peru Eva Ayllon "Raices Negras" Latinas, 2000

Spain Jarabe de Palo "El Lado Oscura" Nuevo Latino, 2004

"Dancing With Tradition," May 31, '06, with guest host, Joan

2006-06-20T20:28:00.000-06:00

Dancing With Tradition May 31, 2006 Guest Host: Joan Richarde

[ORIGIN] [ARTIST/GROUP] [TITLE] [CD]

Sweden Ekova Starlight in Daden Heaven's Dust, 1998

Finland Hedningarna Mita Mina Karelia Visa, 1999

Norway Bel Canto White Out Conditions Title cut, 1987

Denmark Sortenmuld Ramund Sortenmuld 3, 2001

Norway Bel Canto Agassiz White Out Conditions, 1987

Iceland Sugarcubes Delicious Demon Life's Too Good, 1988

Finland Hedningarna Polska after Olof Tillman Hedningarna, 1989

Sweden Garmarna Stomped Bread (traditional) Vengeance, 1999

Finland Varttina Seelinnikoi (traditional) Seliniko, 1993

Sweden Garmarna Herr Holkin Vengeance, 1999

Sweden Ekova Todoism Heaven's Dust, 1998

Finland Varttina Faukkuvat Pasuunat Seliniko, 1993

Sweden Vasin Fiddler's Trap Trio, 2003

"Dancing With Tradition," May 24, '06 - guest host Joan

2006-06-20T20:15:00.000-06:00

Dancing With Tradition May 24, 2006 Guest Host: Joan Richarde

[ORIGIN] [ARTIST] [TITLE] [CD]

Bulgaria Ivo Papasov & Yuri Yunakov Lenorije Chaje Rough Guide-Balkan Gypsies

World/USA Brothers of the Baladi Habibi Nour Al Ain & Noura, Noura Hope, 2002

Nubia Hamza El Din Gala 2000 & [title cut] Muwashshah, 1995

(Between above 2 songs, a brief tribute to Ud player/composer Hamza El Din, who passed away 5/22/06)

Morocco ABDY Galby Arabic Groove, 2001

Lebanon Dania Leiley (Transglobal Underground Mix) Arabic Groove, 2001

Puerto Rico Sabu & Arabian Fantasy Yala Habibi Desert Roses 2, 2002

& Arabia (Puerto Rican percussionist Sabu with vocals of Luzcelle, Puerto Rican/Middle Eastern roots)

World/Europe Lo'Jo Baji Larabat, Mon Amour, & Jah has cool boy...Boheme de Cristal, 2001

Albania Vangelis Vasiliou Pranvera Rough Guide-Balkan Gypsies

"Folk Show," May 23, 2006, with guest host, Joan

2006-06-20T19:59:00.000-06:00

THE FOLK SHOW 5-23-2006 Guest Host: Joan Richarde

TITLE SOURCE ARTIST/GROUP

The Road Not Taken [Redemption Road, 1997] Eliza Gilkyson
Fourteen Days [Title cut, 2000] Laura Love
Sugar Mountain [Decade--2 cd collection] Neil Young
Cross Bone Style [New and Old Songs, 2003] Cat Power
Black Soul Choir [Sackcloth & Ashes, 1995] Sixteen Horsepower
Caleb Meyer [Hell Among the Yearlings, 1998] Gillian Welch
Rain and Snow [An Ocean's Breadth, 2003] Mick McAuley
Outlaw Song (traditional)[Folklore, 2002] Sixteen Horsepower
Ballad of an Outlaw Woman [Roll, 2004] Anne McCue
Spanish Johnny [Evangeline, 1981] Emmylou Harris
Black is the Colour [Turf, 1994] Luka Bloom
Orphan Train [Broken Things, 1999] Julie Miller
The Cart [Phantom Center, 1990] Ferron

ID Break 2:00:30 News Update & "Day By Day with Lewis & Clark" through 2:10pm

Ballad of a Runaway Horse [Cowgirl's Prayer, 1993] Emmylou Harris
My Father [Who Knows Where the Time Goes, 1968] Judy Collins
Song to a Seagull [self-titled debut, 1968] Joni Mitchell
True Blue [Turf, 1994] Luka Bloom
Millworker [Evangeline, 1981] Emmylou Harris
Long Ride Home [1000 Kisses, 2002] Patty Griffin
Things Behind the Sun [Way to Blue, 1994] Nick Drake
Salt on Your Skin [Beat Avenue, 2003] Eric Andersen
It's Alright Ma [Bringing it All Back Home, 1965] Bob Dylan

ID Break 2:59

Pegleg [Peculiaroso, 1991] Leo Kottke
Welcome Back [Lost & Found, 2002] Eliza Gilkyson
Louisiana [Sail Away: Songs of Randy Newman, 2006] Jonny Landreth
Trickle Down [Welcome to Pagan Place, 2003] Laura Love
Song for David [Whales & Nightingales, 1970] Judy Collins
Angel Eyes [Duets-Singing with Emmylou Harris] Emmylou & Willie Nelson
(by request) Lay Lady Lay [Best of Bob Dylan] Bob Dylan

"Folk Show," June 20th, 2006

2006-06-20T19:24:00.000-06:00

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Playlist, The Folk Show, Tuesday, June 20th, 2006, 1:00-3:29pm
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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: Beth Anne Austein.

1-2pm: Ralph Stanley / Carter Family radio special, Distant Land to Roam

2:10-3:30pm: Tower of Song (or poetry); some Bush-bashing; flowers; spring 2006’s final day.
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Artist/s..title of tune..Album name...Album’s label and release year
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1. Peter Ostroushko: “Dayton Cakewalk Delight” Postcards (2006 Red House) (under calendar)

2. Eddie Pennington: “John’s Smoke Turns Blue” Eddie Pennington Walks the Strings and Even Sings! (2004 Smithsonian Folkways)

3. Tom Russell: “Tower of Song” Love and Fear e.p. (2006 High Tone)

4. Slaid Cleaves: “Everette” Unsung (2006 Rounder)

5. Michael Lille: “Just Another Song” Suitable Disguise (2006 Downstream)

6. Sam Bush: “White Bird” (with Andrea Zonn) Laps in Seven (2006 Sugar Hill)

7. Baldemar Velasquez & Aguila Negra: “De Colores” v.a.: Classic Labor Songs (2006 Smithsonian Folkways) (under backannounce)

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8. Darrell Scott: “Goodle, U.S.A.” The Invisible Man (2006 Full Light)

9. Chuck Brodsky: “Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire” Tulips for Lunch (2006 Waterbug)

10. David Olney: “Millionaire” Roses (1991 Philo)

11. Michael Lille: “On Your Way Down” Suitable Disguise (2006 Downstream)

12. The Dixie Chicks: “Not Ready to Make Nice” Taking the Long Way (2006 Sony)

13. Ernest Stoneman: “Springtime Again, Little Annie” v.a.: Masters of Old-Time Country Autoharp (2006 Smithsonian Folkways) (under station i.d.)

14. Pete Seeger: “Summertime” American Favorite Ballads, Volume 4 (2006 Smithsonian Folkways) (under backannounce)

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15. Cindy Mangsen & Steve Gillette: “High Cotton” Being There (2006 Compass Rose)

16. Sarah Harmer: “Oleander” I’m A Mountain (2006 Zoe/Rounder)

17. Midnight Choir: “An American Trilogy” v.a.: Frisco Mabel Joy Revisited: For Mickey Newbury (2000 Appleseed)

18. Gillian Welch: “Acony Bell” Revival (1996 Almo)

19. Loretta Lynn: “Van Lear Rose” Van Lear Rose (2005 Interscope)

20. Junior Brown: “Sugarfoot Rag” Guit With It (1993 Curb)(outro)

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On Musicians’ Spotlight: Brian Kopper interviews The Weepies
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Asian Fusion "Dancing With Tradition," June 14, '06

2006-06-16T17:13:00.000-06:00

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Playlist, Dancing With Tradition, Wednesday, June 14th, 2006, 1:02 - 2:01pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein. Asian fusion? Fused Asians?
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Artist/s... title of tune... Album name... Album’s label and release year

1. various noisemakers: “Karaoke Hit Parade” v.a.: Radio Sumatra: The Indonesian FM Experience (2005 Sublime Frequencies)

2. Bali Lounge: “Angels of the Island” Bali Lounge (2004 Omega Pacific) and v.a.: Asian Lounge (2005 Putumayo)

3. Dengue Fever: “We Were Gonna” Escape From Dragon House (M80) and v.a.: Rough Guide to Planet Rock (2006 World Music Network)

4. Kodo: “Yatai-Bayashi” One Earth Tour Special (2006 Sony Japan) and v.a.: Global Rhythm sampler

5. Orkes Kronrong Mutiara: “Langgam Di Bawah Sinar Bulan Purnama” v.a.: Indonesian Guitars (1999 Smithsonian Folkways) (under backannounce)
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6. Biddu Orchestra: “Eastern Journey” Futuristic Journey (1978 Reverb) and v.a.: Asian Lounge (2005 Putumayo)

7. Malkit Singh: “Chal Hun (Get Up Fix)” Midas Touch II (2006 Oriental Star) and v.a.: Rough Guide to Bhangra Dance (2006 World Music Network)

8. Ananda Shankar: “Back Home” A Life in Music (2005 Times Square) and v.a. Global Rhythm sampler

9. Juggy D.: “Akheer” Juggy D. (2004 2Point9) and v.a.: Rough Guide to Bhangra Dance (2006 World Music Network)

10. Ravi Shankar: “Kafi-Holi” The Essential Ravi Shankar (2005 Legacy) (under backannounce)

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11. various noisemakers: “The Islamic Experience in Frequency Modulation” v.a.: Radio Sumatra: The Indonesian FM Experience (2005 Sublime Frequencies)

12. Yoshida Brothers: “Beyond the Deep Sea” Yoshida Brothers (2003 Demo/Sony Japan) and v.a.: Asian Lounge (2005 Putumayo) (under outro)
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Merengue-Latin dance "Dancing With Tradition, May 17th, '06

2006-05-21T14:41:00.000-06:00

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Playlist, Dancing With Tradition, Wednesday, May 17th, 2006, 1:00 - 2:01pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein. Merengue, Colombian marimba, Latin dance.
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Artist/s... title of tune... Album name... Album’s label and release year

1. Cana Brava: “Eres Mentirosa” Hay Mucha Alegría (Platano) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Merengue (2006 World Music Network)

2. Grupo Naidy: “El Botellón” Arriba Suena Marimba! (2005 Smithsonian Folkways)

3. Chichi Peralta y Son Familia: “La Ciguapa” Pa’Otro La’O (Caiman) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Merengue (2006 World Music Network)

4. Yerba Buena: “El Burrito” Island Life (2005 Razor & Tie) and v.a.: Baila! A Latin Dance Party (2006 Putumayo)

5. Rikarena: “Tu Cuerpo En La Arena” Con Arena Nueva (J & N) and and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Merengue (2006 World Music Network)

6. Uakti: “Thunder” I Ching (1993 Point) (under backannounce)
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7. La Rubias Del Norte: “Corazon, Corazon” Panamerica (2006 Barbes) and Global Rhythm Magazine June ‘06 sampler

8. Xiomara Laugart: “La Llave” Xiomara (2006 Chesky) and Global Rhythm Magazine June ‘06 sampler

9. Grupo Naidy: “Oí, ve” Arriba Suena Marimba! (2005 Smithsonian Folkways)

10. La-33: “Que Rico Boogaloo” La-33 (2004 self-issued) and v.a. Baila! A Latin Dance Party (2006 Putumayo)

11. Raúl Paz: “Mua Mua Mua” Mulata (2003 Naive) and v.a. Baila! A Latin Dance Party (2006 Putumayo)

12. Uakti: “Lake” I Ching (1993 Point) (under backannounce)
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13. Victor Roque y La Gran Manzana: “Ven Junto A Mi” Ven Junto A Mi - Next Generation (Platano) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Merengue (2006 World Music Network)

14. Gabriel Rios: “Bones Bugalu” Ghostboy (2004 Megadisc) and v.a.: Baila! A Latin Dance Party (2006 Putumayo)

15. Agapito Pascual: “El Muchachito” El Mamón (Platano) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Merengue (2006 World Music Network) (under outro)

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Zed's playlist, "Dancing With Tradition," May 10th, 2006

2006-05-11T10:34:00.000-06:00

MONTANA PUBLIC RADIO Dancing with Tradition, 5/10/2006
Host: Zed
Artist Song Album Date Label

1. Bebel Gilberto “Simplesmente” (Tom Middleton Balearic remix)
Bebel Gilberto Remixed 2005 Six Degrees
2. Rosalia de Souza “Maria Moita” Brazilian Groove 2003 Putamayo
3. Luca Mundaca “Ha Dias” Brazilian Lounge 2006 Putamayo
4. Arnaldo Artunes, Carlinhos Brown, Marisa Monte “Passe em Casa” Tribalistas 2002 Metro Blue

5. Sergio Mendes & Black Eyed Peas “Mas Que Nada” Timeless 2006 Compass
6. Zuco 103 & Lee Scratch Perry “Love is Queen Omega” Whaa! 2005 Six Degrees

7. Zeca Baleiro “Salao de Beleza” Reggae Around the World 1999 Putamayo
8. Bahia Black “Capitao Do Asfalto” Ritual Beating System 1992 Axiom
9. Daniela Mercury “Batuque” Beleza Tropical 2 1998 Luaka Bop
10. Karnak “Hymboraewqueyra” Karnak 1997 Tinder
11. Tom Ze “Defect 1: Gene / Defect 2: Curiosidade”Fabrication Detect 1998 Luaka Bop
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MONTANA PUBLIC RADIO

KUFM 89.9 Missoula / KAPC 91.3 Butte / KGPR 89.9 Great Falls
KUFN 91.9 Hamilton / KUHM 91.7 Helena / KUKL 89.9 Kalispell

32 Campus Drive, The University of Montana, Missoula, MT 59812-8064

playlist, "The Folk Show," May 9th, 2006

2006-05-10T12:55:00.000-06:00

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Playlist, The Folk Show, Tuesday, May 9th, 2006, 1:02-3:31pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein.

1-2pm: “One morning in May...”

2:09-3:28pm: “Happy 86th, Pete Seeger! El Bruchay says hi...” Four Mummies-Day songs wrap it all up.
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1. Robin & Linda Williams and Their Fine Group: “Across The Blue Mountains” Live (1994 Sugar Hill)

2. Doc Watson & Clarence Ashley: “My Home’s Across The Blue Ridge Mountains” The Original Folkways Recordings: 1960-1962 (1994 Smithsonian Folkways)

3. The Country Gentlemen: “One Morning in May” The Country Gentlemen (1973 Vanguard)

4. Bascom Lamar Lunsford: “On a Bright and Sunny Summer’s Morning” Ballads, Banjo Tunes, and Sacred Songs of Western North Carolina (1996 Smithsonian Folkways)

5. The Carter Family: “When The Roses Come Again” Gold Watch and Chain: Complete Victor Recordings, 1933-1934 (1998 Rounder)

6. Mark O’Connor: “Cricket Dance” Midnight on the Water (1998 Sony) (under backannounce)
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7. Kate Rusby: “As I Roved Out” Hourglass (1998 Compass)

8. Dolores Keane & John Faulkner: “Sliabh Gallion Braes” Farewell to Erin (1981 Green Linnet)

9. Enoch Kent: “Young May Moon” For The Women (2005 Second Avenue)

10. Jo Freya: “Sweet England” Traditional Songs of England (1993 Saydisc)

11. Len Graham: “The Lass of Glenshee” Ye Lovers All (1984 Claddagh)

12. Niamh Parsons: “The Flower of Magherally-O” Blackbirds and Thrushes (1999 Green Linnet)

13. Niamh Parsons: “Banks of the Clyde” Heart’s Desire (2002 Green Linnet)

14. Cindy Mangsen: “Across The Blue Mountains” Settle Down (1988 Front Hall)

15. De Dannan: “The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba (in Galway)” Song For Ireland (1983 Sugar Hill)

16. Trian: “Paddy O’Brien’s Reel / The Gosling / Deirdre Shannon’s Reel” Trian (1992 Flying Fish) (under backannounce)
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17. De Dannan: “Live Not Where I Love” Song For Ireland (1983 Sugar Hill)

18. The New Lost City Ramblers: “Cumberland Gap” There Ain’t No Way Out (1997 Smithsonian Folkways) (under backannounce)

19. The New Lost City Ramblers: “Do You Call That Religion?” There Ain’t No Way Out (1997 Smithsonian Folkways) (under backannounce)

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20. Luis Bonfa: “Manha de Carnaval” Solo in Rio, 1959 (2005 Smithsonian Folkways) (under calendar)

21. Tony Rice & John Carlini: “Big Mang” River Suite For Two Guitars (1995 Sugar Hill) (under calendar)

22. Tony Rice & John Carlini: “Summertime” River Suite For Two Guitars (1995 Sugar Hill) (under calendar)

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23. Bruce Springsteen et gang: “John Henry” We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions (2006 Columbia)

24. Pete Seeger: “John Henry” American Favorite Ballads, Volume 1 (2002 Smithsonian Folkways)

25. Bruce Springsteen et gang: “Erie Canal” We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions (2006 Columbia)

26. Pete Seeger: “Erie Canal” American Favorite Ballads, Volume 3 (2004 Smithsonian Folkways)

27. Bruce Springsteen et gang: “Oh Mary, Don’t You Weep” We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions (2006 Columbia)

28. Pete Seeger: “Oh, Mary, Don’t You Weep” American Favorite Ballads, Volume 1 (2002 Smithsonian Folkways)

29. Leadbelly: “Fannin Street” Bourgeois Blues (1997 Smithsonian Folkways)

30. The Red Clay Ramblers: “Saro Jane” Rambler (1992 Sugar Hill)

31. The Hot Club of Cowtown: “Cherokee Shuffle” v.a.: Four Dead Batteries soundtrack (2005 HighTone) (under backannounce)

32. Whit Smith’s Hot Jazz Caravan: “Tiger Rag” v.a.: Four Dead Batteries soundtrack (2005 HighTone) (under backannounce)

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33. Bruce Springsteen et gang: “Eyes on the Prize” We Shall Overcome: The Seeger Sessions (2006 Columbia)

34. Pete Seeger: “If You Miss Me At the Back of the Bus” We Shall Overcome, June 8, 1963, Carnegie Hall (Columbia l.p.)

35. Pete Seeger: “Keep Your Eyes on the Prize” We Shall Overcome, June 8, 1963, Carnegie Hall (Columbia l.p.)

36. Tom Paxton: “Times A-Gettin’ Hard, Boys” v.a.: Seeds: The Songs of Pete Seeger, Vol. 3 (2003 Appleseed)

37. Pete Seeger: “Young Woman Who Swallowed a Lie” Pete Seeger Sing along, Sanders Theater, Cambridge, MA, 1980 (1991 Smithsonian Folkways)

38. Kate & Anna McGarrigle: “Petites Boites” v.a. If I Had a Song: The Songs of Pete Seeger, Vol. 2 (2001 Appleseed)

39. Pete Seeger, with Arlo Guthrie: “Henry My Son” Together In Concert (1975 Warner Brother)

40. Arlo Guthrie, with Pete Seeger: “Mother, The Queen of My Heart” Together In Concert (1975 Warner Brother)

41. Cindy Mangsen, with Anne Hills, Priscilla Herdman: “Daughters of Feminists” Songlines (1992 Compass Rose)

42. Eliza Gilkyson: “Highway 9” v.a.: 13 Ways to Live (2004 Red House)

43. Junior Brown: “Sugarfoot Rag” Guit With It (1993 Curb) (under backannounce)

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on Musicians’ Spotlight: Philip Aaberg, Part Two, hosted by Brian Kopper.
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Zed's playlist, "Dancing With Tradition," April 26th, 2006

2006-05-05T08:38:00.000-06:00

MONTANA PUBLIC RADIO Dancing with Tradition, 4/26/2006
Host: Zed
Artist Song Album Date Label

Issa Bagayogo “Tounga” Timbuktu (2002 Six Degrees)
Niyaz “Dilruba (Junkie XL Remix)” Traveler 06 (2006 Six Degrees)

Amadou & Mariam “La Paix” Dimanche a Bamako (2005 Nonesuch)
Gecko Turner “Te Estas Equivo-cando” Guapapasea (2006 Quango)

Habib Koite “Wassiye” Ma Ya (1998 Putamayo)
Rokia Traore “Wanita” Wanita (2000 Harmonia Mundi)
Boubacar Traore “Kanou” Kongo Magni (2005 World Village)
Lobi Traore “Deni Kelen Be Koko” The Lobi Traore Group (2006 Astralwerks)

Kad Achouri “Mi Negra” Liberte (2003 Stern’s Music)
Fela Kuti “Shakara” Best Best of Fela Kuti (2005 Wrasse)
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KUFM 89.9 Missoula / KAPC 91.3 Butte / KGPR 89.9 Great Falls
KUFN 91.9 Hamilton / KUHM 91.7 Helena / KUKL 89.9 Kalispell

32 Campus Drive, The University of Montana, Missoula, MT 59812-8064

Pan-African "Dancing With Tradition, May 3, '06

2006-05-05T08:33:00.000-06:00

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Playlist, Dancing With Tradition, Wednesday, May 3rd, 2006, 1:02 - 2:01pm

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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein. Africa.

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Artist/s... title of tune...Album name...Album’s label and release year

1. unknown University of Ghana mailroom staff, canceling stamps v.a. Worlds of Music 1 (1996)

2. The Master Musicians of Tanzania: “Lukunzi” Mateso (1987 Triple Earth) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to the Music of Tanzania (2006 World Music Network)

3. Nuru Kane: “Niane” Sigil (2006 Riverboat)

4. Cheikh Lo, with Ile Aiye percussion ensemble: “Senegal - Bresil” Lamp Fall (2006 World Circuit)

5. Thione Seck: “Blain Djeguel” Chauffer Bi (1980)

6. Vocal Baobab: “Eleggua” Afro-Cuban Chants (2006 Arc) and Global Rhythm January 2006 sampler

7. Nayim Alal: “Bleida” Sahara Tierra Mia (Nunenegra) (under backannounce)

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8. Orchestra Baobab, with Youssou N’Dour, Ibrahim Ferrer, Ndiouga Dieng: “Hommage a Tonton Ferrer” Specialist in All Styles (2002 World Circuit)

9. Nia Safi & Imani Ngoma Group: “Kibati” Nia Safi & Imani Group (Heartbeat) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to the Music of Tanzania (2006 World Music Network)

10. Ndala Kasheba: “Nimlilie Nani?” Yellow Card (Limitless Sky) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to the Music of Tanzania (2006 World Music Network)

11. Jabali Afrika: “Njelele” Mayosi (2006 Jabali Afrika) and Global Rhythm January 2006 sampler

12. Wa-Zimba: “Ela” Mande Wazy (2003 Tinder)

13. Ex-Centric Sound System: “Ayoyo (Harvest Time)” West Nile Funk (2004 EXS) (under backannounce)

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playlist, "The Folk Show," April 25th, 2006

2006-04-26T22:42:00.000-06:00

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Playlist, The Folk Show, Tuesday, April 25th, 2006, 1:02-3:30pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).

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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein.

1-2pm: Beech Mountain, NC, and the Ozarks (mostly).

2:09-3:28pm: a mild Yom Ha Shoah social-consciousness tweak, then mountain bluegrass.
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Artist/s...title of tune...Album name...Album’s label and release year

1. Lena Armstrong: “Tobacco Union” v.a.: The Traditional Music of Beech Mountain, North Carolina, Volume II (1965 Folk-Legacy)

2. Monroe Presnell: “In Dublin City” v.a.: The Traditional Music of Beech Mountain, North Carolina, Volume II (1965 Folk-Legacy)

3. Captain and Viola Hicks: “Poor Ellen Smith / Down in the Willow Garden / Maple on the Hill” v.a.: The Traditional Music of Beech Mountain, North Carolina, Volume II (1965 Folk-Legacy)

4. Buna Hicks: “Flying Around My Pretty Little Miss” v.a.: The Traditional Music of Beech Mountain, North Carolina, Volume II (1965 Folk-Legacy)

5. Tab Ward: “Little Maggie” v.a.: The Traditional Music of Beech Mountain, North Carolina, Volume II (1965 Folk-Legacy)

6. Monroe Presnell: “Little Maggie” v.a.: The Traditional Music of Beech Mountain, North Carolina, Volume II (1965 Folk-Legacy)

7. R.L. and Margie Harmon and Coot Greene: “I’m Going That Way” v.a.: The Traditional Music of Beech Mountain, North Carolina, Volume II (1965 Folk-Legacy)

8. Buna Hicks: “Going Away Tomorrow” v.a.: The Traditional Music of Beech Mountain, North Carolina, Volume II (1965 Folk-Legacy)

9. Monroe Presnell: “Look Up, Look Down That Old Railroad” v.a.: The Traditional Music of Beech Mountain, North Carolina, Volume II (1965 Folk-Legacy)

10. R.L., Margie and Coot: “Angel Band” v.a.: The Traditional Music of Beech Mountain, North Carolina, Volume II (1965 Folk-Legacy)

11. ensemble: “Amazing Grace” v.a.: The Traditional Music of Beech Mountain, North Carolina, Volume II (1965 Folk-Legacy)

12. Casey Driessen: “Lady Bowmore” 3D (2006 Sugar Hill) (under backannounce)
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13. Tommy, Jean and Pam Simmons: “Bright Morning Stars” v.a.: Music of the Ozarks (1972 National Geographic Sounds of the World series)

14. Jimmie Driftwood: “Guitar Medley” v.a.: Music of the Ozarks (1972 National Geographic Sounds of the World series)

15. Melvin Wrinkle and friends: “Trail to Mexico” v.a.: Music of the Ozarks (1972 National Geographic Sounds of the World series)

16. Jimmie Driftwood: “Run, Johnny, Run” v.a.: Music of the Ozarks (1972 National Geographic Sounds of the World series)

17. Wilma, Betty and Dale Copeland: “Knoxville Girl” v.a.: Music of the Ozarks (1972 National Geographic Sounds of the World series)

18. Bookmiller Shannon: “Cripple Creek” v.a.: Music of the Ozarks (1972 National Geographic Sounds of the World series)

19. Floyd Holland: “Good-Bye My Susie Gal” v.a.: Music of the Ozarks (1972 National Geographic Sounds of the World series)

20. Buddy Lancaster and friends: “The Arkansas Traveler” v.a.: Music of the Ozarks (1972 National Geographic Sounds of the World series) (under backannounce)

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21. Kieran Kane, Kevin Welch and Fats Kaplan: “Lost John Dean” Lost John Dean (2006 Compass)

22. Jack Williams: “Meet Me Mama” Laughing in the Face of the Blues (2005 Wind River)

23. The Lazy Aces: “Keep Your Gal At Home” v.a.: The Young Fogies, Volume II (1995 Rounder) (under backannounce)
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24. Barry Phillips: “Trogdorpolska” Trad (2005 self-issued) (under calendar)

25. Barry Phillips: “Vallat fran Lima” Trad (2005 self-issued) (under calendar)

26. Barry Phillips: “Farmors brudpolska” Trad (2005 self-issued) (under calendar)

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27. James Keelaghan & Oscar Lopez: “Spanish is the Loving Tongue” Compadres (1997 Jericho Beach)

28. David Rodriguez: “Chitarrista Cieco” Proud Heart (2006 Recovery Records)

29. Kate & Anna McGarrigle: “Jacques et Gilles” Matapedia (1996 Hannibal)

30. Brave Old World, with Ya’akov Rotenberg: “Rumkovski Khayim / Lodzh-fidl” Song of the Lodz Ghetto (2005 Winter and Winter)

31. Brave Old World, with Ya’akov Rotenberg: “Bobover khupe-marsh / Rumkovski Khayim” Song of the Lodz Ghetto (2005 Winter and Winter)

32. Radim Zenkl: “Restless Joy” Restless Joy (1999 Ventana)

33. Radim Zenkl: “Last Call” Restless Joy (1999 Ventana) (under backannounce)

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34. Jody Stecher & Kate Brislin: “Blue Diamond Mines” Blue Lightning (19991 Rounder)

35. Jim Ringer: “Tramps and Hawkers” The Band of Jesse James: The Best of Jim Ringer (1996 Rounder)

36. Tom Russell: “Red Dirt Girl” Love and Fear radio e.p. bonus track (2006 HighTone)

37. Snow Hill: “Black and White Rag” v.a.: The Young Fogies, Volume II (1995 Rounder) (under backannounce)

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38. Tex Logan: “Katy Hill” v.a.: Mountain Music Bluegrass Style (1959 Folkways)

39. Earl Taylor and The Stoney Mountain Boys: “Short Life of Trouble” v.a.: Mountain Music Bluegrass Style (1959 Folkways)

40. Stover & Lilly: “Katy Cline” v.a.: Mountain Music Bluegrass Style (1959 Folkways)

41. Bob Baker & The Pike County Boys: “Philadelphia Lawyer” v.a.: Mountain Music Bluegrass Style (1959 Folkways)

42. Tex Logan: “Natchez Under the Hill” v.a.: Mountain Music Bluegrass Style (1959 Folkways)

43. Lilly & Stover: “Ain’t Nobody Gonna Miss Me When I’m Gone” v.a.: Mountain Music Bluegrass Style (1959 Folkways)

44. Mike Seeger & Bob Yellin: “Old Joe Clarke” v.a.: Mountain Music Bluegrass Style (1959 Folkways)

45. Bob Baker & The Pike County Boys: “Little Willie” v.a.: Mountain Music Bluegrass Style (1959 Folkways)

46. Earl Taylor & The Stoney Mountain Boys: “Whitehouse Blues” v.a.: Mountain Music Bluegrass Style (1959 Folkways)

47. Junior Brown: “Sugarfoot Rag” Guit With It (1993 Curb) (outro)

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on Musicians’ Spotlight: Lisa Haley and the Zydecats, interviewed by John Floridis

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Cumbia-Tango-Flamenco Nuevo "Dancing With Tradition," April 19, '06

2006-04-21T09:39:00.000-06:00

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Playlist, Dancing With Tradition, Wednesday, April 19th, 2006, 1:04 - 2:01pm

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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).

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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein. Cumbia, tango, waila, flamenco nuevo.

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Artist/s... title of tune... Album name... Album’s label and release year

1. Lila Downs: “La Cumbia Del Mole” La Cantina (2006 Narada)

2. Charanga Cakewalk: “El Indio” Loteria De La Cumbia Lounge (Rykodisc) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Urban Latino (2006 World Music Network)

3. Andres Landero: “Cumbia India” (1972) v.a.: Cumbia Cumbia II (1993 World Circuit)

4. Doctor Krapula: “E Pibe De Mi Barrio” Bombea (Origin) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Urban Latino (2006 World Music Network)

5. Gotan Project: “Arrabal” Lunatico (2006 XL Recordings)

6. Lila Downs: “El Corrido De Tacha ‘La Teibolera’” La Cantina (2006 Narada)

7. El Conjunto Murrietta: “El Caballito Bronco” v.a.: Waila! (2006 Canyon)

8. El Conjunto Murrietta: “Tumblings” v.a.: Waila! (2006 Canyon) (under backannounce)

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9. Elena Andujar: “Perdi La Voz” Elena Andujar (Dulcimer Songs SL) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Flamenco Nuevo (2006 World Music Network)

10. Son de la Frontera: “Buleria Negra Del Gastor” Son de la Frontera (Nuevos Medios) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Flamenco Nuevo (2006 World Music Network)

11. Rodrigo y Gabriela: “Foc (live version)” Live Manchester and Dublin (Ruby Works) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Flamenco Nuevo (2006 World Music Network)

12. Yasmin Levy: “La Alegria (Happiness)” La Juderia (Adama Music Israel) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Flamenco Nuevo (2006 World Music Network)

13. Yerba Brava: “Sos Un Cheto” Corriendo La Coneja (Leader) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Urban Latino (2006 World Music Network)

14. Gotan Project: “La Viguela” Lunatico (2006 XL Recordings) (under backannounce & outro)

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Zed's playlists, "Dancing With Tradition," March 29th and April 12th, 2006

2006-04-17T22:21:00.000-06:00

MONTANA PUBLIC RADIO Dancing with Tradition, 3/29/2006 Host: Zed Artist Song Album Date Label

Bombay Dub Orchestra “Compassion” Bombay Dub Orchestra 2006 Six Degrees Records
Mari Boine “I Come from the Other Side” Eight Seasons 2002 Northside
Rokysopp “What Else is There?” The Understanding 2005 Virgin Music
Orbital “Funny Break” The Altogether 2001 FFRR
Lisa Gerrard & Pieter Bourke “Forest Veil” Duality 1998 4AD
Sigur Ros “Soeglopur” Takk 2005 Geffen

Cocteau Twins “Blue Bell Knoll” Blue Bell Knoll 1988 4AD
Varttina “Tauti” Iki 2003 Northside
Orb “Oxbow Lakes” Orbus Terrarum 1995 Island
Bob Holroyd “African Drug” (coldcut mix) Traveler 00 2000 Six Degrees Records
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MONTANA PUBLIC RADIO

KUFM 89.9 Missoula / KAPC 91.3 Butte / KGPR 89.9 Great Falls
KUFN 91.9 Hamilton / KUHM 91.7 Helena / KUKL 89.9 Kalispell

32 Campus Drive, The University of Montana, Missoula, MT 59812-8064

MONTANA PUBLIC RADIO Dancing with Tradition, 4/12/2006 Host: Zed Artist Song Album Date Label

Värttina “Valhe” / “The Lie” Miero 2006 Realworld
Värttina “Kokko” Kokko 1996 Nonesuch
Värttina “Aijo” Ilmatar 2001 Northside
Wimme “Bamboo Honey” Cugu 2000 Northside
Sorten Muld “Tor af Hafsgaard” III 2001 Northside
Phønix “Mangelus” Pigen & Drengen 2003 Go!

Hedningarna “Mettsa Tytto” Karelia Visa 1999 Northside
Värttina “Nahkaruoska” Iki 2003 Northside
Värttina “Kyla Vuotti Utta Kuuta” Seleniko 1993 Green Linnet
Värttina “Mustat Kengä” Miero 2006 Realworld

Jan Garbarek “In Praise of Dreams” In Praise of Dreams 2005 ECM
Kim Kashkashian “Ulysses’ Theme” Ulysses’ Gaze 1995 ECM New Series
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MONTANA PUBLIC RADIO

KUFM 89.9 Missoula / KAPC 91.3 Butte / KGPR 89.9 Great Falls
KUFN 91.9 Hamilton / KUHM 91.7 Helena / KUKL 89.9 Kalispell

32 Campus Drive, The University of Montana, Missoula, MT 59812-8064

playlist, "The Folk Show," April 11, 2006

2006-04-12T13:16:00.000-06:00

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Playlist, The Folk Show, Tuesday, April 11th, 2006, 1:07-3:30pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).

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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein.

1-2pm: to follow a week of fundraising-talk: instrumentals, mostly.

2:09-3:28pm: trains, orphans, and substance abuse.
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Artist/s...title of tune...Album name...Album’s label and release year

1. Peter Ostroushko & Norman Blake: “Mandolin Medley” Meeting on Southern Soil (2001 Red House)

2. A.L. Hall and group: “Jackson Schottische” v.a. Close to Home: Old Time Music From Mike Seeger’s Collection, 1952-1967 (1997 Smithsonian Folkways)

3. Dirk Powell & Tim O’Brien: “Throw Down Your Earthly Crown” If I Go Ten Thousand Miles (1996 Rounder)

4. Doc Watson: “Cannonball Rag” Doc Watson at Gerdes Folk City (2001 Sugar Hill)

5. Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs: “Foggy Mountain Chimes” Foggy Mountain Jamboree (1951/2005 Columbia)

6. Tammy Rogers & Don Heffington: “Whiplash” In The Red (1995 Dead Reckoning)

7. Barry Phillips: “Bisonpolska” Trad (2005 self-issued)

8. Karen Tweed & Timo Alakotila: “Melting / Return to the Stewarty / A Quiet Autumn” May Monday (2001 Northside)

9. Annbjorg Lien: “Wackidoo” Baba Yaga (2000 Northside)

10. Aly Bain: “Spey in Spate / Pottinger’s Reel / Dowd’s Reel” Lonely Bird (1992 Whirlie)

11. J.E. Mainer’s Mountaineers: “Concord Rag” Galax, VA Oldtime Fiddlers’ Convention (1964 Folkways) (under backannounce)

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12. Martin Simpson: “Satan, Your Kingdom Must Come Down” A Closer Walk With Thee (1994 Gourd)

13. Kenny Baker: “Roxanna Waltz” Master Fiddler (1993 County Records)

14. The Wretched Refuse Stringband: “Bluegrass Nightmare” The Wretched Refuse Stringband (1990 Betrayal)

15. The ILL-MO Boys: “Wolf Creek” v.a.: The Young Fogies, Vol.II (1995 Rounder)

16. The Sunshine Skiffle Band: “Jug Band Stomp” Beat It, Blow It, Strum It, Hum It (1992 Flying Fish) (under backannounce)

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17. Eddie Pennington: “John’s Smoke Turns Blue” Eddie Pennington Walks The Strings And Even Sings! (2004 Smithsonian Folkways) (under calendar)

18. Eddie Pennington: “Stealing Time” Eddie Pennington Walks The Strings And Even Sings! (2004 Smithsonian Folkways) (under calendar)

19. The Waybacks: “Bluebird Waltz” From The Pasture To the Future (2006 Compass)

20. Harry ‘Haywire Mac’ McClintock: “Jerry, Go Oil That Car” v.a.: Classic Railroad Songs (2006 Smithsonian Folkways)

21. Rosalie Sorrels: “Way Out in Idaho” v.a.: Classic Railroad Songs (2006 Smithsonian Folkways)

22. Chris Smither: “Train Home” v.a.: Tales From The Tavern, Vol.I (2005 self-issued)

23. L.M. Hinton: “Zack, The Mormon Engineer” v.a.: Classic Railroad Songs (2006 Smithsonian Folkways)

24. Iron Mountain Stringband: “New River Train” v.a.: Classic Railroad Songs (2006 Smithsonian Folkways)

25. Kieran Kane, Kevin Welch and Fats Kaplan: “The Wheels Don’t Roll” Lost John Dean (2006 Compass)

26. Dave Alvin & Greg Liesz: “King of California” v.a.: Tales From The Tavern, Vol.I (2005 self-issued)

27. Guy Davis: “Po’ Boy, Great Long Ways From Home” Skunkmello (2006 Red House)

28. Furry Lewis: “Kassie Jones” v.a.: Classic Railroad Songs (2006 Smithsonian Folkways)

29. Brownie McKee: “Freight Train Blues” v.a.: Classic Railroad Songs (2006 Smithsonian Folkways)

30. Etta Baker & Cora Phillips: “Jaybird March” Black Banjo Songsters of North Carolina and Virginia (1998 Smithsonian Folkways) (under backannounce)

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31. Gillian Welch: “No One Knows My Name” Soul Journey (2003 Acony)

32. The Carter Family: “Will My Mother Know Me There?” Gold Watch and Chain: Their Complete Victor Recordings, 1933-1934 (1998 Rounder)

33. Hobart Smith: “I’ll Meet You When The Sun Goes Down” In Sacred Trust: The 1963 Fleming Brown Tapes (2005 Smithsonian Folkways)

34. Eliza Gilkyson: “Dark Side of Town” Land of Milk and Honey (2004 Red House)

35. Steve Earle: “Steve’s Last Ramble” Transcendental Blues (2001 Artemis)

36. Michael Smith: “Zippy” v.a.: Tales From the Tavern, Vol.I (2005 self-issued)

37. The Little Willies: “I Gotta Get Drunk” The Little Willies (2006 EMI)

38. Junior Brown: “Sugarfoot Rag” Guit With It (1993 Curb) (under outro)

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on Musicians’ Spotlight: The Duhks, with host Brian Kopper.
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Public Radio Week "Dancing With Tradition" 2006

2006-04-06T17:50:00.000-06:00

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Playlist, Dancing With Tradition, Wednesday, April 5th, 2006, 1:04 - 2:01pm

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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).

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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein and Zed, with Joan Richarde sitting in, for Public Radio Week (annual fundraiser)

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Artist/s... title of tune... Album name... Album’s label and release year

1. Gotan Project: “Diferente” Lunatico (2006 XL Recordings)
2. Gotan Project: “Lunatico” Lunatico (2006 XL Recordings)

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3. Solar Sides: “El Duende Organico” Ibiza Chill & Deep Collection (Immaculate Ibiza) & v.a.: Rough Guide to Neuvo Flamenco (2006 World Music Network)

4. Kocani Orkestar: “Usti Usti Baba” Alone At My Wedding (2002 Crammed Discs)
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5. Takeshi Terauchi and The Bunnys: “Sabre Dance” v.a.: Let’s Go Classics

6. Akira Kobayashi: “Akira’s Coal Mine Song” (1960)
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7. Albert Kuvezin & Yat-Kha: “Love Will Tear Us Apart” Re-Covers (2005)

8. Gilnata Stringband, with Bob Brozman: “Tou Ra Vui” Songs of the Volcano: Papua New Guinea Stringbands (2006 Riverboat)

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Public Radio Week Folk Show, 2006

2006-04-06T13:51:00.000-06:00

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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).

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This week’s host: Stan Howe, Beth Anne Austein, and John Myers, all together for Public Radio Week (annual fundraiser)

1-2pm: Stan’s music and chat, with John, Beth Anne, and Rigel Bankshot. Buck Owens and Cindy Walker tributes.

2:09-3:28pm: more of the same, plugging concerts, plugging premiums. I had to leave the others at about 3pm, so I missed the last few songs of the show.
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Artist/s...title of tune...Album name...Album’s label and release year

1. Buck Owens: “Under The Influence of Love”
2. Buck Owens: “Together Again”
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3. Buck Owens: “Act Naturally”
4. Asleep At the Wheel: “Cherokee Maiden”
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5. Asleep At the Wheel: “You’re From Texas”
6. Ken Overcast: “The Bear Paw Song” Montana In My Soul (2006 Bear Valley Records)
7. Tiffany Jo: “Cowboy Sweetheart” Heroes, Cowgirls and Dreams (2006 self-issued)
8. Junior Brown: “Sugarfoot Rag” Guit With It (1993 Curb) (under outro)

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9. Peter Ostroushko: “President George W. Bush’s Hornpipe” Coming Down From Red Lodge (2003 Red House)
(under calendar)
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10. Dusty Miller: “I’m Coming Back, But I Don’t Know When” Montana Rockies Bluegrass Association’s 6th Oldtime Bluegrass Association Festival cd from 2006 (festival, Saturday)

11. Tim O’Brien: “Foreign Lander” Fiddlers Green (2005 Sugar Hill) (premium)
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12. unknown New Orleans street musician: “Stairway to Heaven” on glass harmonica (under talk)

13. The Duhks: “Pretty Boy Floyd / Stoney Point” Your Daughters And Your Sons (2006 Sugar Hill) (premium)

14. Greg Brown: “I Don’t Want Your Millions, Mister” Honey in the Lion’s Head (2004 Trailer)
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15. Hank Levine, George Atkins: “Ask Not Waltz” Sing Along With JFK (1961)

16. The DeZurik Sisters: “The Arizona Yodeler” v.a.: American Yodeling, 1911-1946 (1998 Trikont)
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17. Ola Belle Reed: “High On a Mountaintop” (introduced by phone answerer Arnie Finklin, Montana Slim expert)

18. Jimmie Rogers: ?
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on Musicians’ Spotlight: live conversation with Rob Quist and Steve Riddle, founding members of the Mission Mountain Wood Band.
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Zed's "Dancing With Tradition," Ides of March, '06

2006-03-27T15:46:00.000-07:00

Welcome to contributor Zed, who alternates weeks with me in hosting "Dancing With Tradition:"

MONTANA PUBLIC RADIO

Dancing with Tradition, 3/15/2006 Host: Zed

Artist...Song...Album...Date...Label

Adrian Sherwood “No Dog Jazz” Never Trust a Hippy 2003 Real World
Revolutionaires "Nuclear Bomb" Rough Guide to Dub 2006 Rough Guide
Fat Freddy's Drop "Cay's Cray" Based on a True Story 2005 Drop

Anandji Kalyanji “Bombay 405 Miles” Bombay the Hard Ways 1998 Motel Records
Mixmaster Mike “Kalakuta Time” Red Hot & Riot 2002 MCA Records

Amadou & Mariam “La Realite” Dimanche a Bamako 2005 Nonesuch
Manu Chao “Welcome to Tijuana” Radio Bemba Sound System 2002 Virgin
Brazilian Girls “Don’t Stop” Brazilian Girls 2005 Verve Forecast

Nortec Collective “Tengo La Voz” Tijuana Sessions, Vol. 3 2005 Nacional Records
Los De Abajo “A La Orillita” LDA V The Lunatics 2006 Real World

The Real Tuesday Weld “I Love the Rain” Traveler 06 2006 Six Degrees Records
Shooglenifty “The Hijab” Solar Shears 2001 Compass Records

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MONTANA PUBLIC RADIO

KUFM 89.9 Missoula / KAPC 91.3 Butte / KGPR 89.9 Great Falls
KUFN 91.9 Hamilton / KUHM 91.7 Helena / KUKL 89.9 Kalispell

32 Campus Drive, The University of Montana, Missoula, MT 59812-8064

Urban Latino 'Dancing With Tradition," March 22, '06

2006-03-23T10:11:00.000-07:00

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Playlist, Dancing With Tradition, Wednesday, March 22nd, 2006, 1:06 - 2:01pm

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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein. (Mostly) urban latino.
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Artist/s... title of tune... Album name... Album’s label and release year

1. Holger Hiller: “Macome (Yoruba BPM Mix)” Electrolatino, Vol.I and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Urban Latino (2006 World Music Network)

2. Rosa Passos: “Desilusion” Rosa (2006 Telarc)

3. Sergio Mendes: “Hey, Girl” Timeless (2006 Concord)

4. Luiz de Aquino: “Caminhos de Cuba” Esquina do Tempo and v.a.: Putumayo Presents Latin Lounge (2005)

5. Luiz Bonfa: “Prelude to Adventure in Space” Solo in Rio, 1959 (2005 Smithsonian Folkways)

6. Wagner Pa and Brazuca Matraca: “Folia” Brazuca Matraca (2000 Organic) and v.a.: Putumayo Presents Latin Lounge (2005)

7. Latin Playboys: “Rudy’s Party” Latin Playboys (1994 Slash) (under backannounce)

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8. Miguel ‘Anga’ Diaz: “A Love Supreme” Echu Mingua (2006 World Circuit)

9. Dafnis Prieto: “The Stutterer” Absolute Quintet (2006 Zoho Music)

10. Ska Cubano: “Coqueteando” Ska Cubano (Casinosounds) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Urban Latino (2006 World Music Network)

11. Carlos Quintero: “Los Merecures” v.a.: Si, Soy Llanero: Joropa Music From the Orinoco Plains of Colombia (2004 Smithsonian Folkways)

12. Zona Marginal: “No Mas” De Talla Internacional and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Urban Latino (2006 World Music Network)

13. Latin Playboys: “Pink Steps” Latin Playboys (1994 Slash) (under backannounce)

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14. Bostich: “Polaris” v.a.: Nortec Collective: The Tijuana Sessions, Vol.I (Palm) and v.a.: The Rough Guide to Urban Latino (2006 World Music Network)

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playlist, "The Folk Show," March 14th, 2006

2006-03-15T21:05:00.000-07:00

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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein.

1-2pm: St. Patrick’s Day looms.

2:09-3:28pm: Klezmer music for Purim, then women ranting, lamenting, and proclaiming, in honor of Women’s History Month.

(The Chicago River dyed green, March 12th, 2005)

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Artist/s...title of tune...Album name...Album’s label and release year

1. Delia Murphy: “The Boston Burglar” v.a.: From Galway to Dublin: Early Recordings of Irish Traditional Music (1993 Rounder) (1940)

2. The Black Family: “Dark and Roving Eye” The Black Family (1986 Dara)

3. Eleanor Kane: “Morning Dew / Travelers / Shark’s Favorite” v.a.: From Galway to Dublin: Early Recordings of Irish Traditional Music (1993 Rounder) (1935)

4. Liz Carroll & John Doyle: “Rolling in the Barrel / The Laurel Tree / O’Rourke’s” In Play (2005 Compass)

5. The Voice Squad: “The Banks of the Bann” Many’s The Foolish Youth (1987 Tara)

6. Bill Jones: “William Taylor” Panchpuran (2001 Compass)

7. John McGann: “Marie Ann’s / Log Cabin / Old Man, Old Woman / The Musical Priest / Sailor on the Rock” v.a.: Boston College Irish Studies Program Celebrates Gaelic Roots (1997 Kells)

8. Mike Seeger: “Bonaparte’s Retreat” Old Time Country Music (1962 Folkways) (under backannounce)

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9. Paddy O’Brien, James Kelly, Daithi Sproule: “The Moving Cloud / Sheehan’s” v.a.: Boston College Irish Studies Program Celebrates Gaelic Roots (1997 Kells)

10. Dinny ‘Jimmy’ Doyle & Larry Griffin: “Tommy Murphy Was a Soldier Boy” v.a.: Ballinasloe Fair (1998 Traditional Crossroads)

11. Niamh Parsons: “The Maid on the Shore” Blackbirds and Thrushes (1999 Green Linnet)

12. Mick Hanly: “I Courted a Wee Girl” v.a.: Best of the Irish Folk Festival: The Seventies (1988 Wundertute)

13. Margaret Barry: “The Turfman from Ardee” v.a.: Treasure of My Heart (1993 Ace)

14. Martin Hayes & Dennis Cahill: “Paul Ha’penny / The Garden of Butterflies / The Broken Pledge / The Mother and Child Reel / Toss the Feathers” The Lonesome Touch (1997 Green Linnet)

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(a print from 1657, portraying Purim celebrations)

15. Margot Leverett & The Klezmer Mountain Boys: “Cluck Ol’ Hen” Margot Leverett & The Klezmer Mountain Boys (2003 Traditional Crossroads) (under calendar)

16. Margot Leverett & The Klezmer Mountain Boys: “Klezmer Waltz” Margot Leverett & The Klezmer Mountain Boys (2003 Traditional Crossroads) (under calendar)

17. Margot Leverett & The Klezmer Mountain Boys: “Russian Sher / Growling Old Man, Growling Old Woman” Margot Leverett & The Klezmer Mountain Boys (2003 Traditional Crossroads) (under calendar)

18. Mikveh: “Borsht” Mikveh (2001 Traditional Crossroads)

19. The Klezmatics: “Cat and Mouse” Rise Up! (2002 Rounder)

20. Mickey Katz: “Berele’s Sherele” Simcha Time: Klezmer Music (1994 Capitol)

21. Joseph Cherniavsky & his Yiddish-American Jazz Band: “The Bridal Serenade and Congratulations” v.a.: Klezmer Pioneers: European-American Recordings, 1905-1952 (1993 Rounder)

22. Sukke: “After the End of Sabbath” Introducing Sukke (2004 World Music Network)

23. Chava Alberstein & The Klezmatics: “Any Girl Who Takes a Boyfriend” The Well (1998 Green Linnet)

24. Mickey Katz: “Can Can Kazotski” Simcha Time: Klezmer Music (1994 Capitol)

25. Margot Leverett & The Klezmer Mountain Boys: “Kentucky Dance Medley: Bill Monroe Meets Side Beckerman” Margot Leverett & The Klezmer Mountain Boys (2003 Traditional Crossroads)

26. Eddie Pennington: “Stealing Time” Eddie Pennington Walks the Strings and Even Sings! (2004 Smithsonian Folkways) (under backannounce)

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(suffragette with banner, 1918, Washington, D.C.)

27. Christine Lavin: “Chicken Soup” Folk Zinger (2005 Appleseed)

28. June Carter Cash: “The Heel” Keep On the Sunny Side (2005 Columbia Legacy)

29. George Jones, with Emmylou Harris: “Here We Are” My Very Special Guests (2005 Sony)

30. Iris DeMent: “Shores of Jordan” My Life (1994 Warner)

31. Kitty Wells: “A Woman Half My Age” Country Music Hall of Fame series (1991 MCA)

32. The Maddox Brothers and Rose: “Move it On Over” The Maddox Brothers and Rose, Volume I, 1946-1951 (1993 Arhoolie)

33. Robin Greenstein: “The Devil and the Farmer’s Wife” Images of Women, Vol.I (2002 self-issued)

34. April Verch: “Grand Slaque” Take Me Back (2006 Rounder) (under backannounce)

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35. Debra Cowan & Michael DeLalla: “Walloping Window Blind” Dad’s Dinner Pail (self-issued) and Sing Out!, Volume 50, No.1 sampler cd

36. Junior Brown: “Sugarfoot Rag” Guit With It (1993 Curb) (outro)

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on Musicians’ Spotlight: Spokane-based Irish band, An Dochas. Hosted by John Floridis.
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Playlist, "Dancing With Tradition," March 8th, 2006, Montana Public Radio: International Womens Day

2006-03-08T23:08:00.000-07:00

www.codepink4peace.org/
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein. International Women’s Day.

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Artist/s... title of tune... Album name... Album’s label and release year

1. Bendeniz: “Kirmizi Biber” v.a.: Turkish Groove (2006 Putumayo) and Ask Yok Mu Ask (2003 V & G Muzik Yapim)

2. Sertab: “Buda” v.a.: Turkish Groove (2006 Putumayo) and Askolmez (2005 Simya Muzik Produksiyon)

3. Susheela Raman: “What Silence Said” Music For Crocodiles (2006 Narada)(Anglo-Tamil)

4. Asha Bhosle: “Ahista Ahista” Love Supreme (2006 Times Square)

5. Sezen Aksu: “Sanima Inanma” v.a.: Turkish Groove (2006 Putumayo) and Bahane (2002 Dogan)

6. Nayim Alal: “Bleida” Sahara Tierra Mia (Nubenegra) (under backannounce)

www.creatinghope.org/ail.htm
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7. Julia Sarr & Patrice Larose: “Nimala Djure” Set Luna (2006 Sunnyside)

8. Saida Karoli: “Omukaile Kilinjwi” Mapenzi Kizunguzungu (2001 FM Productions) and v.a.: Rough Guide to the Music of Tanzania (2006 World Music Network)

9. Ladysmith Black Mambazo with Natalie Merchant: “Rain, Rain, Beautiful Rain” Long Walk To Freedom (2006 Heads Up International)

10. Rachel Magoola: “Akiiki” Songs From the Source of the Nile (2006 Arc)

11. Simon Shaheem & Qantara: “Dance Mediterranae” Blue Flame (Ark 21) (under backannounce)

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12. Lila Downs: “Cumbia Del Mole” La Cantina Entre Copa y Copa (2006 Narada)

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Mardi Gras Folk Show '06

2006-03-01T21:35:00.000-07:00

www.nola.com/mardigras/photos/
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Playlist, The Folk Show, Tuesday, February 28th, 2006, 1:08-3:30pm
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).

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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein.

1-2pm: Mardi Gras! (sinnin’)

2:09-3:28pm: bands coming to area (noted by *); black country-western gospel (repentin’)

www.nola.com/mardigras/photos/
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1. Steve Goodman: “City of New Orleans” v.a.: Philadelphia Folk Festival 40th Anniversary four cd box set (2001 Sliced Bread) - thanks to Gene Shay!

2. Taj Mahal: “Cakewalk Into Town” v.a.: Philadelphia Folk Festival 40th Anniversary four cd box set (2001 Sliced Bread) - thanks to Gene Shay!

3. John and Jonathan McEuen & The L.A. String Wizards: “Mr. Bojangles” v.a.: Rural Rhythm Sampler, Vol.2 (2005) and Road Trip

4. Dave Van Ronk: “New Orleans Hop Scotch Blues” The Mayor of MacDougal Street: Rarities, 1957-1969 (2005 Lyrichord)

5. Angela Strehli, with Paul Thorn: “Hello, My Lover” (Emperor Ernie K. Doe would have turned 70 last Wednesday.) Blue Highway (2005 M.C.)

6. Percy Mayfield: “Louisiana” v.a.: Louisiana Gumbo (2000 Putumayo) and Creole Kings of New Orleans (1992 Specialty Records)

7. Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboys: “Pays des Etrangers” Dominos (2005 Rounder)

8. Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboys: “Napoleon B. Fruge” Dominos (2005 Rounder) (under backannounce)
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9. Charles Sheffield: “It’s Your Voo Doo Working” v.a.: Louisiana Gumbo (2000 Putumayo) and Louisiana Hoodoo Party (1998 Hip-O)

10. Beausoleil: “Le Jig Francais” v.a.: Philadelphia Folk Festival 40th Anniversary four cd box set (2001 Sliced Bread)

11. Rockin’ Dopsie, Jr. and The Zydeco Twisters: “I’m Coming Home” v.a.: Louisiana Gumbo (2000 Putumayo) and Turn Up the Zydeco! (1998 Mardi Gras)

12. Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboys: “Ardoin Medley” Dominos (2005 Rounder)

13. Alphonse ‘Bois Sec’ Ardoin, avec Balfa Toujours: “Allons Danser” Allons Danser! (1998 Rounder) (under backannounce)

www.nola.com/mardigras/photos/

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14. The Duhks*: “The Seine River Waltz / Anna Williams’s Reel / The Newfoundland Reel” Your Daughters and Your Sons (2002 Sugar Hill) (under calendar)

15. The Duhks*: “Giuliano’s Tune / Something / Eleanor’s Day #2” Your Daughters and Your Sons (2002 Sugar Hill) (under calendar)

16. Wayne Hancock*: “Locomotive Joe” Thunderstorms and Neon Signs (1995 Deja Disc)

17. Hit & Run Bluegrass*: “Why Does This Old Town Look Better Now?” Without Maps or Charts (2005 self-issued)

18. The Gourds*: “Blankets” Cow, Fish, Fowl or Pig (2002 Sugar Hill)

19. Patrick Street*: “Music For a Found Harmonium” Patrick Street Live (1999 Green Linnet)

20. Patrick Street*: “The Holy Ground” Patrick Street Live (1999 Green Linnet)

21. Craicmore*: “Puirt-a-Beul” Too Bad For Heaven, Too Good For Hell (Kilts on Parade)

22. Great Big Sea: “French Shore” The Hard and the Easy (2005 Zoë)

23. Lunasa: “The Dingle Berries” Se (2006 Compass) (under backannounce)

24. Lunasa: “Black River” Se (2006 Compass) (under backannounce)

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25. The Love Hall Tryst: “Joan of Arc (The Ballad of La Pucelle)” Songs of Misfortune (2005 Appleseed)

26. Danu: “Only Nineteen Years Old” When All is Said and Done (2005 Shanachie)

27. Kate Rusby: “Elfin Knight” The Girl Who Couldn’t Fly (2005 Compass)

28. Eddie Pennington: “John’s Smoke Turns Blue” Eddie Pennington Walks the Strings And Even Sings! (2004 Smithsonian Folkways) (under backannounce)

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29. Flying Eagle Gospel Singers: “Four and Twenty Elders” v.a. Let Us Talk About Jesus: African-American Country & Western Gospel (2005) - thanks, Kevin!

30. Canaan Jubilee Singers: “I Bowed Down and Cried Holy” v.a. Let Us Talk About Jesus: African-American Country & Western Gospel (2005) - thanks, Kevin!

31. Sensational Nightingales: “It’s My Desire” v.a. Let Us Talk About Jesus: African-American Country & Western Gospel (2005) - thanks, Kevin!

32. Supreme Angels: “I’ve Got a Standing Invitation” v.a. Let Us Talk About Jesus: African-American Country & Western Gospel (2005) - thanks, Kevin!

33. Gospel Keynotes: “Time to Go Back Home” v.a. Let Us Talk About Jesus: African-American Country & Western Gospel (2005) - thanks, Kevin!

34. Hopson Family: “Hem of his Garment” v.a. Let Us Talk About Jesus: African-American Country & Western Gospel (2005) - thanks, Kevin!

35. Junior Brown: “Sugarfoot Rag” Guit With It (1993 Curb) (under outro)

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on Musicians’ Spotlight: singer-songwriter, Peter Mayer, interviewed by Brian Kopper.
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www.nola.com/mardigras/photos/

Brazilian "Dancing With Tradition," Feb.22, 2006, Montana Public Radio

2006-02-26T19:59:00.000-07:00

www.favelarising.com/

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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein.

Music from Rio, in honor of Carnival, and the film, “Favela Rising." Four hours after this program, it was announced that "Favela Rising" had won Best of Category at Missoula's Big Sky Documentary Film Festival. I'm psychic!

Most songs taken from The Rough Guide to the Music of Brazil: Rio De Janeiro (2006 World Music Network) or Putumayo Presents Brazilian Lounge (2006).

www.favelarising.com/

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1. Quinta: “Construcao” Rough Guide

2. Beth Carvalho: “Folhas Secas” Rough Guide

3. Trio Mocoto: “Chiclete Com Banana” Rough Guide

4. Nei Lopes: “Samba De Elegua” Rough Guide

5. Elizete Cardoso: “Chega De Saudate” Rough Guide

6. Uakti: “Thunder” I Ching (1993 Point) (under backannounce)

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7. Mundo Livre S/A: “Meu Esquema” Putumayo

8. Renato Piau and Luiz Melodia: “Fades” Rough Guide

9. Katia B: “Parece Mentira” Putumayo

10. Moises Santana: “Alegria” Rough Guide

11. BiD, featuring Seu Jorge: “E Depois...” Putumayo

12. Uakti: “Lake” I Ching (1993 Point) (under backannounce)

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13. Jards Macale: “Rei De Janeiro” Rough Guide

14. Marissa: “Saudade Fez Um Samba” Putumayo

15. Clara Moreno: “Ela (Rap De Clara)” Rough Guide

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www.favelarising.com/

playlist, "The Folk Show," Feb.14th, 2006, Montana Public Radio: Valentine's Day

2006-02-15T23:04:00.000-07:00

(Valentine's Day postcard, c. 1910)
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein.

1-2pm: It fell upon a Valentine’s Day: first, Happy Love Folk Songs, then Dire Ones. No murder songs, no medals.

2:09-3:28pm: love songs continue to elbow their way on-air. Eventually, they make way for the requisite murder song, which frees up the show’s obligations, and scores it a bronze. Miscellaneous, then black banjo songsters and black congregational singing, which sweep all the gold medals.
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1. Joe Ely: “Saint Valentine” Letter to Laredo (1995 MCA)

2. Lynn Miles: “Flames of Love” Love, Sweet Love (2005 Red House)

3. Lucinda Williams: “Like a Rose” v.a.: TransAmerica soundtrack (2006 Nettwerk)

4. June Tabor: “Shameless Love” Against the Streams (1994 Cooking Vinyl)

5. Dick Gaughan: “Glenlogie” Live in Edinburgh (1985 Celtic Music)

6. Nic Jones: “Canadee-i-o” Penguin Eggs (1980 Topic)

7. Jerry Douglas & Ciaran Tourish: “In the Sweet Bye and Bye” v.a.: Hands Across the Water (2006 The Acoustic Canvas / Compass) (under backannounce)

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8. Archie Fisher: “Bogie’s Bonnie Belle” Archie Fisher (1968 Leader ? / 1982 Celtic Music)

9. Silly Sisters: “Rosie Anderson” No More to the Dance (1988 Shanachie)

10. The Duhks: “The Trooper and the Maid” Your Daughters and Your Sons (2003 Independent / 2006 Sugar Hill)

11. Bonnie Rideout: “Bonny Jean O’ Aberdeen” A Scottish Folk Collection (2006 Maggie’s Music)

12. Mark O’Connor: “Cricket Dance” Midnight on the Water (1998 Sony) (under backannounce)

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13. Oysterband: “Little Brother” Deep Dark Ocean (1997 Cooking Vinyl)

14. Boiled in Lead: “House-Husband’s Lament (Rockin’ the Cradle)” Old Lead (1991 Omnium)

15. Billy Bragg: “Valentine’s Day is Over” Workers Playtime (1988 Elektra) (under backannounce & i.d.)

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16. Cindy Cashdollar & Carolyn Wonderland: “Turtle Bayou Turnaround” v.a.: Texas Unplugged, Vol.2 (2006 Palo Duro)

17. The Volo Bogtrotters, Anne Hills and Cindy Mangsen: “Oh My Little Darlin’” Hills & Mangsen: Never Grow Old (1994 Flying Fish)

18. The Derailers: “I’m Still Missing You” v.a.: Texas Unplugged, Vol.2 (2006 Palo Duro)

19. Maura O’Connell: “Blue Chalk” Blue Chalk e.p. (1995 Rykodisc)

20. The Carter Family: “I’m Thinking Tonight of my Blue Eyes” v.a.: Wagon Wheels (1992 Sony)

21. Old Crow Medicine Show: “Take ‘Em Away” v.a.: TransAmerica soundtrack (2006 Nettwerk)

22. David Mansfield: “Beautiful Dreamer” v.a.: TransAmerica soundtrack (2006 Nettwerk)

23. Ralph Stanley: “Mathie Grove” Ralph Stanley (2002 Sony)

24. Tim O’Brien, Edgar Meyer: “Foreign Lander” Fiddler’s Green (2005 Howdy Skies/Sugar Hill) congratulations on the Grammy, Tim!

25. Norman Blake & Peter Ostroushko: “The Little Log Hut in the Lane” Meeting on Southern Soil (2001 Red House)

26. Peter Ostroushko & Norman Blake: “Marjorie’s Waltz #3” Meeting on Southern Soil (2001 Red House) (under backannounce)

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27. Mountain Heart: “Miracle” Wide Open (2005 Skaggs Family)

28. The Gibson Brothers: “One Raindrop” Red Letter Day (2005 Sugar Hill)

29. Robinella: “Teardrops” Solace for the Lonely (2005 Dualtone)

30. Sarah Harmer: “I Am Aglow” I’m a Mountain (2006 Cold Snap/Zoë)

31. April Verch: “Loggers in the Short Grass” Take Me Back (2006 Rounder)

32. Wylie & The Wild West: “Odessa Yodel” v.a.: TransAmerica soundtrack (2006 Nettwerk)

33. Irvin Cook & Leonard Bowles: “Mama Don’t Allow” v.a.: Black Banjo Songsters of North Carolina and Virginia (1998 Smithsonian Folkways)

34. The McIntosh County Shouters: “Lay Down Body” v.a.: Wade in the Water, Vol.II: African-American Congregational Singing: Nineteenth Century Roots (1996 Smithsonian Folkways)

35. ‘Big Sweet’ Lewis Hairston: “Shortnin’ Bread” v.a.: Black Banjo Songsters of North Carolina and Virginia (1998 Smithsonian Folkways)

36. The Seniorlites: “Run, Mary, Run, You Got a Right to the Tree of Life” v.a.: Wade in the Water, Vol.II: African-American Congregational Singing: Nineteenth Century Roots (1996 Smithsonian Folkways)

37. Etta Baker & Cora Phillips: “Marching Jaybird” v.a.: Black Banjo Songsters of North Carolina and Virginia (1998 Smithsonian Folkways) (under backannounce)

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38. John Snipes: “Cookin’ in the Kitchen” v.a.: Black Banjo Songsters of North Carolina and Virginia (1998 Smithsonian Folkways)

39. The Rev. C.J. Johnson & family: “You Better Run to the City of Refuge” v.a.: Wade in the Water, Vol.II: African-American Congregational Singing: Nineteenth Century Roots (1996 Smithsonian Folkways)

40. Junior Brown: “Sugarfoot Rag” Guit With It (1993 Curb) (under outtro)

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on Musicians’ Spotlight: Missoula blues trio, Mudslide Charlie, featuring Marco Littig. Hosted by John Floridis.
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playlist for MLK-inspired "Dancing with Tradition," January 18th, '06

2006-01-26T20:48:00.000-07:00

www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/mlk/
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Heard weekly over Montana Public Radio:
KUKL, Kalispell, 89.9;
KUFM, Missoula, 89.1 and 91.5;
KUFN, Hamilton, 91.9;
KAPC, Butte, 91.3;
KUHM, Helena, 91.7;
KGPR, Great Falls, 89.9,
with translators in Dillon (91.7), Swan Lake (91.9), Whitefish (91.7), Marysville (107.1) and White Sulphur Springs (98.3).
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This week’s host: Beth Anne Austein. An M.L.K.- inspired show.

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1. Kanda Bongo Man: “Billi” v.a.: Africa Calling: Live 8 at Eden (2005 Rhino)

2. Emmanuel Jal & Abdel Gadir Salim: “Elengwen” Ceasefire (2005 Riverboat)

3. Ex-Centric Sound System: “Bring Your Calabashe” West Nile Funk (2005 In The Pocket)

4. Angelique Kidjo, with Peter Gabriel: “Afrika” v.a.: Africa Calling: Live 8 at Eden (2005 Rhino)

5. Triton: “Mari Nica Swing” v.a.: Swing Around the World (2005 Putumayo) and Nation (2003 Universal)

6. The Cool Crooners of Bulawayo: “I Van Enkulu” v.a.: Swing Around the World (2005 Putumayo) and Blue Sky (2001 Atelier Noaille)

7. Nayim Alal: “Bleida” Sahara Tierra Mia (Nubenegra) (under backannounce)
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8. Daara J.: “Exodus” v.a.: Africa Calling: Live 8 at Eden (2005 Rhino)

9. Youssou N’Dour et le Super Etoile, with Dido: “7 Seconds” v.a.: Africa Calling: Live 8 at Eden (2005 Rhino)

10. Stanley Beckford: “Sam Fi Man” v.a.: The Caribbean (2006 Putumayo) and Reggaemento (2004 Tot ou Tard Records)

11. Ska Cubano: “Chango” v.a.: The Caribbean (2006 Putumayo) and Ska Cubano (2004 Casinosounds)

12. Skatalites: “Freedom Sounds” The Caribbean (2006 Putumayo) and From Paris With Love (2002 Melodie)

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www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/mlk/

big haybale of playlists, November-December '05, Montana Public Radio

2006-01-24T02:32:00.000-07:00

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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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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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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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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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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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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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.

http://psychodoc.eek.jp/abare/gallery/index_e.html
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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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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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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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Dia de lost Muertos
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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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Montana Public Radio playlists, Dec.20, '05 - Jan.4, '06

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Playlist, Dancing With Tradition, Wednesday, January 4th, 2006, 1:04 - 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. Flamenco, norteno, tango, fado, Andean and a ringer from Rio.

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1. Son de la Frontera: “Tangos de mi Novia” Son de la Frontera (2005 World Village) (Spain)

2. Grupo Fantasma: “Peligrosa” Movimiento Popular (2005 Aire Sol) and February ‘06 Global Rhythm sampler

3. The Latin Brothers: “Sobre Las Olas” Best of the Latin Brothers (Discos Fuentes) and v.a.: Rough Guide to Latin Music For Children (2005 World Music Network) (Colombia)

4. Angel Ruiz: “Banjo Blues” Banjo Stories (2005 self-issued) and October ‘05 Global Rhythm sampler (Spain)

5. Calexico: “Dub Latina” Feast of Wire (2003 Quarterstick) (Tucson) (under backannounce)

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6. Chango Spasiuk: “Tarefero De Mis Pagos / Alla En El Yerbal” Sounds From the Red Land (Piranha) and v.a.: Rough Guide to Latin Music For Children (2005 World Music Network) (Argentina)

7. Salvador Torres: “Para Mi Madre” Venimos Sonando (2005 self-issued) and October ‘05 Global Rhythm sampler
(Mexico)

8. Savia Andina: “Tempestad” Classics (Sukay) and v.a.: Rough Guide to Latin Music For Children (2005 World Music Network) (Bolivia)

9. Juan Martin: “Maria Angeles-Camino Latino” Camino Latino (‘05 Flamenco Vision)and October ‘05 Global Rhythm sampler (Andalucia)

10. Sandra Luna: “Que Nadie Sepa Mi Sufrir” Tango Varon (World Connection) and v.a.: Rough Guide to Latin Music For Children (2005 World Music Network) (Argentina)

11. Luis Bonfa: “Manha de Carnaval” Solo in Rio, 1959 (2005 Smithsonian Folkways) (under backannounce)

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12. Madredeus: “Fado das Duvidas” Falvas Do Tejo (2005 EMI) (Lisbon)

13. Madredeus: “No Meu Jardin (Sementes a Terra) Falvas Do Tejo (2005 EMI)

14. Son de la Frontera: “Buleria Del Corazon” Son de la Frontera (2005 World Village)

15. Son de la Frontera: “Arabesco” Son de la Frontera (2005 World Village)

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Playlist, “More Than Ma’oz Tzur,” Sunday, Dec.25th, 2005, 9:08-11:03pm
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Heard 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 show’s host: Beth Anne Austein. Two hours of Jewish music for the first night of Chanukkah, 2005.
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1. Dr. Chompski & The Grey People: “Stop the Dreidels! (It’s So Hard to be the Only Jew at Christmas)” (2000 single) (under intro)

2. The New Orleans Klezmer All Stars: “Panogiotis” Borvis (2003 Stretchy Records)

3. Di Naye Kapele: “Drey Dreydele” v.a.: Jewish Music Around The World (2003 Rounder)

4. The Klezmatics: “Barikadn” Rise Up! (2002 Rounder)

5. Sam Medoff & the Yiddish Swingtet: “Dayenu” v.a.: Music From The Yiddish Radio Project (2002 Sound Portraits) (making sure listeners were still awake!)

6. Naftule’s Dream: “Paran” v.a. Voices in the Wilderness: Masada 10th Anniversary Edition (2003 Tzadik)

7. Sukke: “Santa Klog” Introducing Sukke (2004 World Music Network)

8. Tim Sparks: “Todas Si Hueron” At The Rebbe’s Table (2002 Tzadik)

9. Yid Vicious: “Terk in Amerika” Forverts! (2002 Knitting Factory)

10. Yid Vicious: “Papiriz Doch Vays” Forverts! (2002 Knitting Factory) (under backannounce)

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11. Debbie Friedman: “The Latke Song” Songs of the Spirit (2005 Jewish Music Group) (disco latkes, baby!)

12. Cherie Karo Schwartz: “The Hanukkah Visitor” v.a.: One People, Many Stories: Jewish Stories From Around The World (Jewish Community Library of Los Angeles) (Egyptian story)

13. The Klezmorim: “Crazy Dance” East Side Wedding (1977 Arhoolie)

14. Israel J. Hochman’s Jewish Orchestra: “The Hassid From Bessarabia” v.a.: Klezmer Pioneers: European and American Recordings, 1905-1952 (1993 Rounder)

15. Yair Dalal: “Through The Mist of Your Eyes” v.a.: Jewish Music Around The World (2003 Rounder)

16. The Magnetic Fields: “If I Were A Rich Man” v.a.: Knitting on the Roof (1999 Knitting Factory)

17. The Andy Statman Quartet, with Bela Fleck: “Chassidic Waltz” Between Heaven and Earth (1997 Shanachie)

18. Hasidic New Wave: “Wedding Celebration” v.a.: Knitting on the Roof (1999 Knitting Factory) (under backannounce)

19. Art Shryers’s Modern Jewish Orchestra: “Dancing With the Bride” v.a.: Klezmer Pioneers: European and American Recordings, 1905-1952 (1993 Rounder) (under backannounce)

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20. Savina Yannatou: “El Sueno de la Hija del Rey” v.a.: Jewish Music Around The World (2003 Rounder)

21. Moguilevsky & Lerner: “Sirba en Re minor” v.a.: Jewish Music Around The World (2003 Rounder)

22. Mikveh: “Sorele’s Bas Mitzveh” Mikveh (2001 Traditional Crossroads)

23. Jewlia Eisenberg: “Beyond the Horizon” v.a.: Great Jewish Music: Sasha Argov (2003 Tzadik)

24. Andy Statman: “Reb Nachman’s Deveykus Niggun” Avodas ha-Levi: Archival Recordings of the 1990s (2005 Tzadik)

25. Jenny Scheinman: “Firn De Mekhutonim Aheym” The Rabbi’s Lover (2002 Tzadik)

26. The Crakow Klezmer Band: “The Warrior” The Warriors (2001 Tzadik) (under outro)

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Playlist, The Folk Show, Tuesday, December 20th, 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 host: Beth Anne Austein.

1-2pm: Winter Solstice favorites: light, dark, candles, day, night, fire, snow, stars, freezing to death;

2:09-3:28pm: more solstice, becoming gospel and gospel-esque, segueing into Foolish Christmas, finishing up with Desperate Christmas.
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1. The Bottle Rockets: “Early in the Morning” The Bottle Rockets (1993 East Side)

2. Morris On: “Greensleaves” Morris On (1972 Island)

3. Katy Moffatt: “The Ghost Light of Marfa” Cowboy Girl (2001 Western Jubilee/Shanachie)

4. Sacred Heart Singers, Stewart’s Chapel, Houston: “Morning Sun” v.a.: Back Roads to Cold Mountain (2004 Smithsonian Folkways)

5. The Wilders: “Settin’ The Woods on Fire” Spring a Leak (2003 Rural Grit)

6. Dorothy Melton: “The Day is Past and Gone” v.a.: Back Roads to Cold Mountain (2004 Smithsonian Folkways)

7. Johnny Cash: “The Big Light” The Legend (2005 Columbia Legacy)

8. Nanci Griffith: “There’s a Light Beyond These Woods (Mary Margaret)” There’s a Light Beyond These Woods (1986 Philo)

9. Roy Rogers: “Cowboy Night Herd Song” v.a.: American Yodeling, 1911-1946 (1998 Trikont)

10. Richard Thompson: “Dimming of the Day” Pour Down Like Silver (1975 Island)

11. J.E. Mainer: “Concord Rag” Galax, VA Oldtime Fiddlers’ Convention (1964 Folkways) (under backannounce)
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12. Blue Rodeo: “Hasn’t Hit Me Yet” Daze in America e.p. (1995 Discovery)

13. Kate Campbell: “Lay Back the Darkness” Blues and Lamentations (2005 Large River)

14. The Seldom Scene: “White Line” Live at the Cellar Door (1975 Rebel Records)

15. Kate & Anna McGarrigle: “Blanche Comme La Neige / Perrine Etait Servante” Dancer With Bruised Knees (1977 Warner)

16. Laurie Lewis: “The Light” Love Chooses You (1989 Flying Fish)

17. Martin Simpson: “Bright Morning Stars / Watch the Stars” A Closer Walk With Thee (1994 Gourd) (under backannounce)

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18. Eddie Pennington: “John’s Smoke Turns Blue” / “Stealing Time” Eddie Pennington Walks the Strings and Even Sings! (2004 Smithsonian Folkways) (under calendar)

19. Roy Acuff: “Wait For the Light to Shine” The Essential Roy Acuff (2004 Columbia Legacy)

20. Iris DeMent: “God Walks The Dark Hills” Lifeline (2004 FloriElla)

21. The Nashville Bluegrass Band: “New Born Soul” To Be His Child (1987 Rounder)

22. The Rolling Creekdippers: “In My Hour of Darkness” v.a.: Return of the Grievous Angel: A Tribute to Gram Parsons (1999 Almo)

23. Oysterband: “Bright Morning Stars” Rise Above (2003 Omnium)

24. The Mammals: “Quite Early Morning” Rock That Babe (2004 Signature Sounds)

25. Bukka Allen: “Brand New Day” v.a.: 13 Ways to Live (2004 Red House)

26. Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, Keb’ Mo’: “World in Motion” in concert, 2004

27. Johnny Cash: “That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day)” American III: Solitary Man (1994 Lost Highway)

28. Clark Kessinger: “Wednesday Night Waltz” Clark Kessinger, Fiddler (1966 Folkways) (under backannounce)

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29. Lou and Peter Berryman: “Big Dead Bird” So Comfortable (1984 Cornbelt Records)

30. Robert Earl Keen: “Happy Holidays, Y’all” Walking Distance (1998 Arista)

31. Erik Frandsen: “Christmas in Brooklyn” Antiques New and Used (2004 self-issued, made to order)

32. David Massengill: “Jesus, The Fugitive Prince” The Return (1995 Plump)

33. Trout Fishing in America: “Chocolate Christmas” Merry Fishes to All (2004 troutmusic.com)

34. James Lee Stanley: “Deck the Halls with Sugar Plum Faeries” v.a.: A Beachwood Christmas (2004 Beachwood)
(under backannounce)

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35. Paul Brady & Andy Irvine: “Arthur McBride” Andy Irvine/Paul Brady (1981 Green Linnet)

36. The Pogues, with Kirsty MacColl: “Fairytale of New York” v.a.: Just Can’t Get Enough: New Wave Xmas (1996 Rhino)

37. Dirk Powell: “Breaking Up Christmas” Hand Me Down (1999 Rounder) (under outro)
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on Musicians’ Spotlight: Colorado bluegrass band, Open Road, interviewed by John Floridis.
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