The Roadhouse 226
13 June 2009
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The waitresses and the bartender are working hard in this edition of The Roadhouse. The place is packed with patrons dressed to the nines, cutting loose on Saturday night before church on Sunday morning. Homemade Jamz Blues Band, Louisiana Red, Candye Kane, Zac Harmon, and The Mannish Boys lead the way for another hour of new music in The Roadhouse. It’s the finest blues you’ve never heard – the 226th Roadhouse.
The Roadhouse Podcast 226 Show Notes
The Insomniacs Rick Estrin & The Nightcats Homemade Jamz Blues Band Louisiana Red & Little Victor’s Juke Joint Big George Jackson Junior Wells Candy Kane Zac Harmon The Mannish Boys (Featuring Kirk Fletcher) Toni Price Big Daddy Wilson * Nucklebusters Blues Band Byther Smith B.B. King
Root Beer Float
Delta Groove Productions
At Least I’m Not With You
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You Can’t Come Back
Alligator
Twisted
Amazon mp3 | iTunes
Hobo Man
Northern Blues
I Got Blues For You
Amazon mp3 | iTunes | eMusic
Ride On Red, Ride On
Ruf
Back To The Bayou
Amazon mp3 | iTunes | eMusic
Friday Evening
Black And Tan
Big Shot
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Juke
Delmark
Live At Theresa’s 1975
Amazon mp3 | iTunes | eMusic
I Didn’t Listen To My Heart
Delta Groove
Superhero
Amazon mp3 | eMusic
Since You Been Gone
Northern Blues
From The Root
Amazon mp3 | iTunes | eMusic
Lucille
Delta Groove
Delta Groove 3rd Annual All-Star Blues Revue
Amazon mp3 | iTunes | eMusic
Junk Man
Shanachie
Screamin’ and Hollerin’ The Blues
Amazon mp3 | iTunes | eMusic
Hard Day’s Work
Ruf
Love Is The Key
Amazon mp3 | iTunes | eMusic
Down By The C Side
self-released
Somebody Better Have My Money
Five Long Years
Black And Tan
Smitty’s Blues
Amazon mp3 | iTunes | eMusic
Bad Luck Soul
Fuel 2000
Penitentiary Blues: Songs To Do Hard Time By
iTunes | eMusic
Hi Tony
Had to come into work on the weekend on what was a beautiful autumn day in downtown Brisbane Australia. Any feelings of being a little down were soon banished as I clicked onto the 226th show.
Really loved a couple of the instrumentals, the Insomniacs and Kirk Fletcher, but what really got me going was the great visual you painted about the goings on at the roadhouse – just like being there.
Interestingly on the way in I was listening on the car radio to a program about the beginnings of television in Australia. The presenter recounted an interview with a young boy at the time of TVs inception who was asked whether he prefered TV or radio. The boy replied “radio, because the pictures are better!” Obviously his imagination produced a better show than the idiot box.
Today’s visualisation of the roadhouse put me right in there and they had to politely ask me to leave when the doors closed cause I was having too good a time.
Cheers
Adrian
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