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The Roadhouse 080

26 August 2006 4 Comments


nullI’ve taken a long weekend to sail Lake Michigan off Racine, Wisconsin. But, you know I’d never leave you without The Roadhouse. I’m the blues pusher-man who fixes your weekly jones. And, this week, it’s the high-grade stuff. Jimi “Prime Time” Smith, Charlie Musselwhite, Lightnin’ Hopkins, Luther Allison, Elvin Bishop and nine other artists fill out the hour. Fourteen cuts, one full hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard.


The Roadhouse Podcast 080 Show Notes

[00:28] Paul Rishell & Annie Raines – “Sweet Tooth”
From the Tone-Cool CD “Movin’ To The Country”
[Amazon]

[03:38] Intro

[4:48] Walter Trout – “Can’t Help Falling Apart”
From the Ruf Records CD “Full Circle”
[Amazon]

[08:43] Boo Boo Davis – “Who Stole The Booty?”
From the Black and Tan CD “Drew, Mississippi”

[14:00] Jimi “Prime Time” Smith – “South Bound”
From the Cold Wind Records CD “Back On Track”

[17:27] Break 1

[18:26] Pinetop Perkins” – “Worried Life Blues”
From the Blind Pig Records CD “20th Anniversary Collection”
[Amazon]

[21:41] Charlie Musselwhite – “My Baby”
From the Vanguard CD “Stand Back! Here Comes Charlie Musslewhite’s South Side Band”
[Amazon]

[24:19] Tab Benoit – “Me Donkey Want Water”
From the Rykodisc CD “Voice Of The Wetlands”
[Amazon]

[27:47] Break 2

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[28:58] Lightnin’ Hopkins – “Backwater Blues”
From the Rykodisc CD “Original Blues”

[31:40] Aynsley Lister – “Quiet Boy”
From the Ruf Records CD “Everything I Need”
[Amazon]

[35:00] Michael Burks – “Hard Love”
From the Alligator CD “I Smell Smoke”
[Amazon]

[38:21] Break 3

[40:48] Luther Allison – “Will It Ever Change”
From the Ruf Records CD “Reckless”
[Amazon]

[46:03] Roosevelt Sykes – “Blues ‘n’ Boogie”
From the Document Records CD “Volume 9: 1947-1951”

[48:34] Roscoe Chenier – “Shake A Hand”
From the Black and Tan CD “Waiting For My Tomorrow”
[Amazon]

[52:15] Closing

[55:37] Elvin Bishop – “Don’t You Lie To Me”
From the Alligator CD “35×35”
[Amazon]

Total Running Time:

“The angels have waited for so long, now they have their way. Take your place.”

– Stevie Ray Vaughan (October 3, 1954 – August 27, 1990)

4 Comments »

  • Gary Smith said:

    Tony,

    I have been with your new sponsor for a few months. What a shame they rarely stock any of the great songs you play. I listen, i search their site, nada. Have a word with them and make them available from their site please :)

    Andover, England (near stonehenge)

    - 28 August 2006 at 2:24 am
  • Anonymous said:

    I was surprised to hear the above comment about lack of roadhouse songs in emusic. I’ve been very happy with Tony’s choice of emusic as a sponser because I’ve found a lot of the artists and albums that are featured on the Roadhouse on Emusic. So, I made a list that you can check out, Gary, or anybody else. So far I just put songs that are in RH 80.
    Emusic in the Roadhouse

    - 30 August 2006 at 9:40 am
  • Noah Bratzel said:

    To see quite a few songs featured in the Roadhouse in Emusic, check out my list; Emusic in the Roadhouse” title=”Emusic in the Roadhouse”>Emusic in the Roadhouse.

    - 30 August 2006 at 9:44 am
  • Tony Steidler-Dennison (author) said:

    Gary:

    Quite a bit of the music in the show is now from eMusic. All the Document Records stuff, and cuts from Ruf, Rykodisc, Vanguard and several others. I’m currently pursuing Black Top Records, also, which is owned by eMusic. Hopefully, you’ll see even more eMusic-available cuts in the show.

    And, thanks to the others who have created lists of Roadhouse music on eMusic.

    - 30 August 2006 at 10:02 am