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The Roadhouse 110

24 March 2007 1,237 views 6 Comments

nullIt’s been a huge week in The Roadhouse. With the addition of five more visionary blues labels to the permissions-base family of Roadhouse labels, the catalog of available music has increased by roughly 2,500 songs. That also means a boatload of music in this edition that I haven’t been able to play until now, including Freddie King, Mike Morgan & The Crawl, Slick Ballinger, Dr. John, and Reverend Gary Davis. The 110th Roadhouse is, in fact, almost completely music new to the show from great new additions to The Roadhouse label family. It’s another hour of the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 110th Roadhouse Podcast.

The Roadhouse Podcast 110 Show Notes

Old SchoolKoko Taylor
Don’t Go No Further
Alligator
Old School

Intro

PainkillerTommy Castro
Painkiller
Blind Pig
Painkiller [eMusic]

Heritage of the Blues: Phone BoothRobert Cray
Playin’ In The Dirt
Hightone
Phone Booth

Live At The Electric BallroomFreddie King
That’s Alright
Black Top
Live At The Electric Ballroom, 1974 [eMusic]

Break 1

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Mighty Fine Dancin'Mike Morgan and the Crawl
Big D Shuffle
Black Top
Mighty Fine Dancing [eMusic]

Every Woman's Blues: The Best Of The New GenerationLucinda Williams and Taj Mahal
Going Back Home
Shanachie Records
Every Woman’s Blues [eMusic]

Oscar Woods
Come On Over To My House Baby
Yazoo
The Voice of the Blues: Bottleneck Guitar Masterpieces [eMusic]

Break 2

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Mississippi SoulSlick Ballinger
Mississippi Soul
Oh Boy!
Mississippi Soul [eMusic]

Every Road I Take: The Best Of Contemporary Acoustic BluesDr. John
Mac’s Boogie
Shanachie Records
Every Road I Take [eMusic]

Rev Gary Davis
Cincinnati Flow Rag
Yazoo
Blues and Ragtime [eMusic]

Break 3

Dirty DealCoco Montoya *
Ain’t No Brakeman
Alligator
Dirty Deal [eMusic]

Key to Love: Celebration of Music of John MayallDebbie Davies
Light The Fuse
Shanachie Records
Key To Love [eMusic]

No Turn on RedLouisiana Red
Mary Dee Shuffle
Hightone
No Turn On Red [eMusic]

Closing

Beggin Ain't For MeBig George Jackson Blues Band
Fee Fi Fo Fam
Black and Tan
Beggin’ Ain’t For Me [eMusic]

Total Running Time: 60:10
Total Premium Running Time: 60:06

* The Roadhouse Premium only

6 Comments »

  • Renata said:

    Hey! This show was just perfect! I just loved it!
    Big george jackson is great!
    A sugestion: the info file that comes with the podcast should come with a setlist. I was trying to figure out who played what, and I had some trouble.
    xoxo

    - 25 March 2007 at 6:31 am
  • Hank Cohen said:

    Tony,
    Great show this week!
    I don’t know how many times I have played the three tune set of Slick Ballinger, Dr. John and Rev. Gary Davis. I have long thought that Rev. Davis was the most remarkable guitar player ever born and this cut confirms that in spades.

    If anyone is interested in finding out a little bit about how Rev. Davis did all that stuff they should check out Roy Bookbinder’s Blues instruction videos at http://www.homespuntapes.com/
    truly remarkable stuff.

    Thanks again and keep up the excellent work.

    Hank Cohen

    - 28 March 2007 at 11:52 pm
  • steve1311 said:

    Tony,Have been a lontime podcast listener and you blew me away with # 110 . I was doing a jitterbug on the ceiling at work where I listen to the podcasts.Great Work
    THANKS
    STEVE

    - 2 April 2007 at 8:23 am
  • Tony Steidler-Dennison (author) said:

    Thanks, Renata. I’ll give it some thought to add the playlist to the iTunes notes. Thanks for listening.

    - 2 April 2007 at 8:41 am
  • Tony Steidler-Dennison (author) said:

    Thanks, Hank. I’ve always loved the music of Rev. Davis. I’m glad to be able to finally include it in the show.

    - 2 April 2007 at 8:42 am
  • Tony Steidler-Dennison (author) said:

    Steve:

    You gotta post a video on YouTube of the ceiling jitterbug! Seriously, thanks for listening.

    - 2 April 2007 at 8:43 am