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| track artist, song-label, format |
| 01 Porter Wagner,
Company Comin'-Bear Family Records, CD 02 Bill Halley & The Saddlemen, Rocket 88 03 Speedy West, Stratosphere-Razor & Tie, CD - break 1 04 Hank Thompson, Rockin' in The Congo-Capitol, CD 05 Rodger Miller, I Get Up Early In The Morning-Bear Family Records, CD - break 2 06 Wayne Hancock, Old Man Winter's Gonna Rock & Roll Tonight-Bloodshot, CD - break 3 07 Glen Campbell, Wichita Lineman-Capitol, 45 08 Friends of Dean Martinez, Wichita Lineman-Narnack Records, CD 09 Tim O'Brian, Honky Tonk Blues - break 4 10 Peter Rowan, Rain Maker 11 Ray Anderson & The Home Folks, Sputniks and Mutniks-Rounder, LP (Atomic Cafe) 12 Jim Eanes, I'm No Communist-Bear Family Records, CD 13 Delmore Brothers, Take Me Back To The Range-Old Homestead Records, CD 14 Maddox Brothers & Rose, If You Ain't Got The Do-Re-Me -Arhoolie, CD - break 5 15 Steve Earle, Come Back Woody Guthrie - break 6 16 Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash, Ring Of Fire-1969 17 Willie Nelson, Three Days - break 7 18 Cecil Moore & The Notes, Diamondback-Sarge, CD 19 Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys, Hawaiian Warchant-Proper, CD - break 8 20 Red Knuckles, Apache (Indian Surf) - break 9 21 Ennio Morricone, Il Buono Il Brutto Il Cattivo (Titoli)-Dagored, LP 22 The Ventures, Telstar-Dolton Records, LP - break 10 23 Kitty Wells, You Can't Conceal a Broken Heart-Bear Family, CD (1958) 24 Maddox Brothers & Rose, Honky Tonkin'-Arhoolie, CD 25 Hank Williams, I Can't Help It If I'm Still In Love With You (From the Kate Smith Hour) - break 11 26 Freddy Fender, Before The Next Tear Drop Falls-Edsel, CD 27 Buddy & Julie Miller, Wildflower 28 Coffee Creek, Wildflower - break 12 29 Songs:Ohia, Hold On Magnolia |
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| Notes: | A meeting of the musical
minds happened tonight at the KCVU studio. Doc Martin was in the house adding
his crazed laughter and reminiscing old scratchy records with Uncle Jeff
and Loki. The previous Saturday the Route 78 West pair had joined Doc at
the plush KGNU studio
for a warm-up which spurred the cross pollination of the best AM and FM
country shows in Colorado. Porter Wagner's, "Company Comin" led the set and issued a musical welcome to Doc. Not long into the song Doc went rummaging through his black leather medical bag and came up with "I Get Up Early In The Morning" by Rodger Miller which he dedicated to the unknown where-a-bouts of Loki. A nanosecond later Loki appeared and was greeted with Jeff's idle threats to be written up if he could not make the show on time. Loki only muttered that the show was under competent stewardship in his absence... a hideous roar of child-like laughter ensued. The conversation was saturated with rock-a-belly tales and many listener calls of which one said, "the rooster flew to the top of the barn". Obviously some sort of code he wished to be broadcast over the airwaves. Doc wondered how many eggs it had laid. This was nothing new to Doc Martin who has DJ'd the show Honky Tonk Heros at KGNU for 12 years. "We were in 5th and then dropped it into reverse with Glen Campbell" said Loki. Jeff defended Glen and the great music debate continued. I relate to " Wichita Lineman", as I have been a lineman for the "county" going on 20 years now. The Guthrie/Dylan controversy continued. Jeff conceded that Dylan is better at allegory, while Woody excelled with the political stuff. Jeff and Doc talked of the old western swingy hippie cowboy movement, circa 1970's, and now see the resurgence of Americana. The premise of radio is to play things that are fun and to get people interested. This show did that and more. Post show was at Tom's Tavern... the only normal place in Boulder. |
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