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"All Things Acoustic" is a weekly program of folk, singer-songwriter, and world music broadcast at 100,000 watts on Alabama Public Radio (WUAL/WQPR/WAPR -- covering Birmingham, Huntsville, Montgomery, Muscle Shoals, Selma, Tuscaloosa). The host is Jeremy Butler.
And now, the tunes we played on 10 December 2010:
The Wailin' Jennys, "One Voice," 40 Days (Jericho Beach)
Odetta, "The Times They Are A-Changin'," Southern Music CD No. 12 (The Oxford American)
The Chieftains, with Lila Downs, "La Iguana," San Patricio (Hear Music)
Bob Dylan, "Rambling, Gambling Willie," The Witmark Demos: 1962-1964 (Columbia)
Buddy Holly, "Everyday," From the Original Master Tapes (MCA)
Gordon Bok, Ann Mayo Muir, Ed Trickett, "Harbors of Home," Harbors of Home (Timberhead)
Lucinda Williams, "Malted Milk Blues," Ramblin' (Smithsonian Folkways)
Jonathan Richman, "Double Chocolate Malted," It's Time For... (Upside)
Brooks Williams, "Seven Sisters," Seven Sisters (Green Linnet)
Ani Difranco, "32 Flavors," Not a Pretty Girl (Righteous Babe)
Greg Brown, "Good Morning Coffee," If I Had Known (Red House)
Bayou Seco, "Money Is King," 20 Years Happy in the Bewilderness (Bayou Seco)
Lou & Peter Berryman, "Aunt Emily," Some Kinda Funny (Cornbelt)
Polecat Creek, "Take Me Down," Salt Sea Bound (Yodel-Ay-Hee)
Kate & Anna McGarrigle, "Rebel Jesus," The McGarrigle Christmas Hour (Nonesuch)
Harvey Reid, "From Where I Stand," Blues & Branches (Woodpecker)
Andrew Calhoun, "Moses," Staring at the Sun (Waterbug)
Joni Mitchell, "Woodstock," Ladies of the Canyon (Warner/Reprise)
Ed Miller, "The Rolling Hills of the Borders," Never Frae My Mind (Wellfeild)
Leo Kottke, "Snorkel," One Guitar, No Vocals (Private)
Si Kahn, "Gone, Gonna Rise Again," New Wood (Philo)
Pete Seeger, "Tzena, Tzena, Tzena," At 89 (Appleseed)
Red Mountain, "Back to Birmingham," Throw the Old Cow Over the Fence (Whoop It Up!)
Louise Taylor, "My Town," Ruby Shoes (Signature Sounds)
Taj Mahal, "Cakewalk into Town," American Blues (Putumayo)
Spider John Koerner, "The Fox," Kids, Cars, & Campfires (Red House Records)
Dave van Ronk and the Ragtime Jug Band, "You'se a Viper," Washington Square Memoirs (Rhino)
David Francey, "Saints and Sinners," Torn Screen Door (Laker)
Sara Thomsen, "Is it for Freedom?," Fertile Ground (Common Place)
THE INTERNET FOLK RADIO LIST
Alabama Public Radio distributes a big ol' directory of folk/acoustic radio programs throughout North America and the world. (Converted from a "list" to a real database and updated in 2000 and then further refined in 2006.)
The List is available, for free, from:
http://www.allthingsacoustic.org/tifrl/
The List contains over 500 programs and may be browsed/searched online or downloaded for your databasin' pleasure.
Jeremy Butler
Host, All Things Acoustic
Alabama Public Radio: WUAL/WQPR/WAPR
http://www.AllThingsAcoustic.org
Box 870370/Tuscaloosa/AL/35487
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