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The Folk Show for December 15, 2009
2:06 PM - 4:00 PM
[Program Website]
A potpourri of folk music, as well as special thematic programs. Hosted by Montana Public Radio’s John Myers, and Beth Anne Austein. The Stan Howe Show airs the first Tuesday of each month.
Playlist:
Program Name: The (Food) Folk Show
Date Of Broadcast: Tuesday, December 15th, 2009
Host Producer: Beth Anne Austein
1. Harry K. McClintock - "In The Big Rock Candy Mountains" - Haywire Mac - 1972 - - Folkways -
2. Bill & Charlie Monroe - "Have a Feast Here Tonight" - Feast Here Tonight - 1975 - - Bluebird -
3. Martin, Bogan and Armstrong - "Barnyard Dance" - Barnyard Dance - 1972 - - Rounder -
4. Little Jimmie Dickens - "Take an Old Cold Tater" - various: Classic Country Music: A Smithsonian Collection - 1990 - - BMG -
5. Eddie 'Cleanhead' Vinson - "Peas and Rice" - Cherry Red Blues - 1967 - - ABC's BluesWay -
6. Don 'Sugarcane' Harris - "A Little Soul Food" - single - 1970 - - Epic -
7. Riley Puckett - "Sauerkraut" - various: American Yodeling, 1911-1946 - 1998 - - Trikont -
8. The Dillards - "Groundhog" - Back Porch Bluegrass - 1963 - - Elektra -
9. Country Gazette - "Singin' All Day and Dinner on the Ground" - Don't Give Up Your Day Job - 1973 - - EMI -
10. Lyle Lovett - "Church" - Joshua Judges Ruth - 1992 - - MCA -
11. Evan Marshall - "Zorba the Greek" - Mandolin Magic - 1990 - - Rounder - (under 2:39pm backannounce)
12. Bob Wills - "Roly Poly" - The Tiffany Transcriptions, Vol.2 - 1987 - - Kaleidoscope - (by listener request)
13. Kate & Anna McGarrigle - "NaCl" - various: The McGarrigle Hour - 1998 - - Rykodisc -
14. Moxy Fruvous - "Maple Syrup Time" - various: If I Had a Song: The Songs of Pete Seeger, Vol.2 - 2001 - - Appleseed -
15. Brave Combo - "Who Stole the Kishka?" - Polkatharsis - 1987 - - Rounder -
16. Kinky Friedman - "Get Your Biscuits in the Oven and Your Buns in the Bed" - Sold American - 1973 - - Vanguard -
17. Louis Jordan - "Beans & Cornbread" - The Best of Louis Jordan - 1989 - - MCA -
18. Grisman, Brozman & Auldridge - "Beat Biscuit Blues" - Tone Poems III: The Sounds of the Great Slide and Resophonic Instruments - 2000 - - Acoustic Disc -
19. Robert Earl Keen - "Barbeque" - Gringo Honeymoon - 1994 - - Sugar Hill -
20. Guy Clark - "Texas Cookin'" - Keepers (live) - 1997 - - Sugar Hill -
21. Joe Maphis and his Super Picker Pals - "Ballad of Thunder Road / Theme to 'Bonanza'" - Grass 'n Jazz - 1977 - - CMH - (under 3:12pm backannounce)
22. Robin & Linda Williams - "The Cheapest Kind" - Sugar For Sugar - 1996 - - Sugar Hill -
23. The Red Clay Ramblers - "Cotton-Eyed Joe" - Rambler - 1992 - - Sugar Hill -
24. Mississippi John Hurt - "Coffee Blues" - various: Friends of Old Time Music: The Folk Arrival, 1961-1965 - 2005 - - Smithsonian Folkways -
25. Little Milton - "Grits Ain't Groceries" - Little Milton - 1997 - - Fontana -
26. The Kinks - "Hot Potatoes" - Everybody's in Showbiz - 1972 - - RCA -
27. Nat Kendrick & The Swans (a.k.a. James Brown) - "Mashed Potatoes" - various: Atlantic R & B, Vol.5 - 2006 - - Warmer Platinum -
28. Claudia Schmidt - "Somebody Else's Restaurant" - Wings of Wonder - 2000 - - Red House -
29. Country Gazette - "Huckleberry Hornpipe" - Don't Give Up Your Day Job - 1973 - - EMI -
30. The Red Clay Ramblers - "One Rose / Hot Buttered Rum" - Rambler - 1992 - - Sugar Hill -
31. Luis Bonfa - "Manha de Carnaval" - Solo in Rio, 1959 - 2005 - - Smithsonian Folkways - (under 1:47pm backannounce)
32. Mick Moloney & Eugene O'Donnell - "Miss Fogarty's Christmas Cake" - Uncommon Bonds - 1984 - - Green Linnet -
33. Norman Blake & Peter Ostroushko - "Christmas Eve is Coming, Anna" - Meeting on Southern Soil - 2001 - - Red House -
34. Erik Frandsen - "Christmas in Brooklyn" - Antiques New & Used - 2004 - - self-issued -
35. Junior Brown - "Sugarfoot Rag" - Guit With It - 1993 - - Curb - (under outro)
The Folk Show is a potpourri of folk music, as well as special thematic programs, hosted on alternating weeks by Montana Public Radio’s John Myers, and Beth Anne Austein. On the first Tuesday of each month, The Stan Howe show airs as part of the program.
From Appalachian music, bluegrass, and country blues to western music and the work of contemporary singer-songwriters - this weekly show is an eclectic exploration of folk music.
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