Folk Alley Radio Show #200507
This week on Folk Alley, we spend some time remembering the late, great Guy Clark with music by Chatham County Line, Steve Earle, and the man himself; Lori McKenna has a new song out for this year’s graduating class; more new music from Laura Marling, Jake Blount, The Mammals, and Special Consensus; plus favorites from Birds of Chicago and Slaid Cleaves.
In hour two, join Elena See for more new music from Waxahatchee, David Bromberg Band, Gretchen Peters, Kim Richey, Jake Shimabukuro, and Pharis & Jason Romero; a “cowboy set” from Hurray for the Riff Raff and Dom Flemons; a couple of classics from Jorma Kaukonen and Odetta; plus favorites Gillian Welch, Dave Rawlings, Jolie Holland and Samantha Parton, and more.
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PLAYLIST
Artist – Title – Album – Label
Hour One:
Guy Clark – The Cape – Dublin Blues – Asylum Records
Steve Earle & The Dukes – Sis Draper – Guy – New West
Chatham County Line – Guitar (For Guy Clark) – Strange Fascination – Yep Roc Records
Laura Marling – Song for Our Daughter – Song for Our Daughter – Partisan/Chrysalis
Wilco – If I Ever Was A Child – Schmilco – dBpm/ANTI-
The Lowest Pair – Wild Animals – The Perfect Plan – Delicata Records (Thirty Tigers)
Willie Nelson (Lukas Nelson) – Just Breathe – Heroes – Legacy Recordings
Lori McKenna – When You’re My Age (ft. Hillary Lindsey and Liz Rose) – The Balladeer – CN Records/Thirty Tigers
Slaid Cleaves – So Good To Me – Ghost On the Car Radio – Candy House Media
Jake Blount – Roustabout – Spider Tales – Free Dirt
George Jackson – Cabin on the Cumberland – Time and Place – George Jackson
Special Consensus – East Chicago Blues – Chicago Barn Dance – Compass Records
Birds of Chicago – Roll Away – Love In Wartime – Signature Sounds
The Mammals – East Side West Side – Nonet – Humble Abode Music
Hour Two:
Waxahatchee – Lilacs – Saint Cloud – Merge Records
Jake Shimabukuro – Red Crystal – Trio – Music Theories
Grant Dermody – Springtime Blues – My Dony – Thunder River Records
David Rawlings – Cumberland Gap – Poor David’s Almanack – Acony Records
Gillian Welch – Acony Bell – Revival – Almo
Hurray for the Riff Raff – Western Cowboy – My Dearest Darkest Neighbor – Born To Win Records
Dom Flemons – Steel Pony Blues – Black Cowboys – Smithsonian Folkways
David Bromberg Band – Take This Hammer – Big Road – Red House Records
Jorma Kaukonen – Another Man Done Gone – Quah – Relix Record
Odetta – Come a Lady’s Dream – It’s A Mighty World – RCA/Victor
Gretchen Peters – Why You Been Gone So Long – The Night You Wrote That Song: The Songs of Mickey Newbury – Scarlet Letter Records
Tony Furtado – Bones – Golden – Funzalo Records
Kim Richey – The Way It Never Was – A Long Way Back: The Songs of Glimmer – Yep Roc Records
Pharis & Jason Romero – Roll On My Friend – Bet On Love – Lula Records
Jolie Holland & Samantha Parton – Biding My Time – Wildflower Blues – Cinquefoil Records
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Folk Alley’s weekly, syndicated radio show is produced by Linda Fahey and Elena See with assistance by Redia Spada. The show is available for free to stations via PRX.org or directly from Folk Alley via Dropbox for non-PRX members. The Folk Alley Radio Show is presently carried on over 50 stations nationally.
