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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/WHIL -- covering Birmingham, Huntsville, Mobile, Montgomery, Muscle Shoals, Selma, Tuscaloosa). The host is Jeremy Butler.
And now, the tunes we played on 29 August 2025:
The Deighton Family, "Travelling Light," Acoustic Music to Suit Most Occasions (Rounder/Philo)
Christine Lavin, "What Was I Thinking?," Sometimes Mother Really Does Know Best (Appleseed)
R. Crumb and the Cheap Suit Serenaders, "Fine Artiste Blues," Chasin' Rainbows (Shanachie)
The Carolina Chocolate Drops, "Cornbread and Butterbeans," Genuine Negro Jig (Nonesuch)
Jackson Browne, "Song for Adam," Saturate Before Using (Asylum)
Dave Carter, "When I Go," Solid Heart (In Harmony)
Leo Kottke, "Combat & Peg Leg," Live (On the Spot)
Neil Young, "Only Love Can Break Your Heart," Live at the Cellar Door (Reprise)
The Brother Brothers, "Colorado," Some People I Know (Compass)
The Honey Badgers, "As One," Meet Me (The Honey Badgers)
Rory Block, "If I Had Possession Over Judgment Day," Confessions of a Blues Singer (Rounder)
John Hartford, "Up on the Hill Where They Do the Boogie," Aereo Plain (Rounder)
Bayou Seco, "Flor de las Flores," Following in the Tuneprints (Ubik)
Joan Baez and Mimi Farina, "Bread and Roses," The Bread and Roses Festival of Music (Fantasy)
Harry McClintock, "Big Rock Candy Mountain," O Brother Where Art Thou? (Mercury)
Sweet Honey in the Rock, "More Than a Paycheck," Selections 1976-1988 (Flying Fish)
Paul Robeson, "Joe Hill," Classic Labor Songs (Smithsonian-Folkways)
Sheryl Crow, "No Depression in Heaven," The Unbroken Circle (Dualtone)
Pete Seeger, "Union Maid," If I Had a Hammer (Smithsonian Folkways)
Spider John Koerner, "Danville Girl," House on Fire, Vol. 2 (Red House)
Eric Andersen, "Violets of the Dawn," Greatest Folksingers of the Sixties (Vanguard)
Bert Jansch, "Oh How Your Love Is Strong," Bert Jansch (N/A)
The Weavers, "Erie Canal," Greatest Folksingers of the Sixties (Vanguard)
Merle Travis, "Sixteen Tons," In Boston 1959 (Rounder)
Kate and Anna McGarrigle, "Excursion a Venise," French Record (Hannibal/Ryko)
Woody Guthrie, "Ramblin' Round," This Land Is Your Land (Smithsonian Folkways)
Joe Hickerson, "Ain't No Grave Can Hold My Body Down," Drive Dull Care Away, Vol. 1 (Folk-Legacy)
Jeremy Butler
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