SWAGGERS live on CAFE VAQUERA, Dec.28th, 2010..

DECEMBER 28, 2010

Live SWAGGERS reunion! Join Astoria's favorite Rockabilly band on Cafe Vaquera radio show, with Calamity Jane. The SWAGGERS will be getting together in the Coast Community Radio studio, Tuesday, December 28th, 2010 from 9-11PM (Pacific.) You can listen in on 91.9FM in Astoria, 89.5FM in Tillamook, and www.coastradio.org on the web.

Find out about the SWAGGERS' New Years Eve plans, since their Cannery Cafe gig was cancelled due to the horrific fire here in Astoria last week. We'll be talking about where they'll be playing instead, and who the proceeds might go to.

The SWAGGERS are also on board for a benefit for HIPFISH, the local arts and cultural magazine. All things HIPFISH were lost in the fire. Artists are lining up to give back to the 15 years this publication catered to us! Darren Orange, Beth Baslie, Denise Drake, Michael Hurley, RiverSea Gallery, Old Town Framing, Columbian Theater, me, Calamity Jane and many more are already on board for a benefit at the end of January. More on that Tuesday night, December 28th on Cafe Vaquera.

Cafe Vaquera with Calamity Jane (12/7/10)

Welcome to the Cafe Vaquera!

Come on in and relax with a great bowl of mixed tunes.

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9-11PM Tuesdays

1. The Play-Rite Boys, Calamity Jane Theme, by Teddy Deane.

2. Jeffrey Frederick and the Clamtones, Juanita, by Jeffrey Frederick, The Resurrection of Spiders in the Moonlight, Frederick Productions 2007.

3. Asylum Street Spankers, Everybody Loves my Baby, What? And Give up Show Biz?, Spanks-Alot 2002.

4. Leon Redbone, If Someone Would Only Love Me, Champagne Charlie, Warner Bros. 1978.

5. Del Rey, A Bungalow in Bangalow, by Del Rey, X-Rey Guitar, Hobemian.

6. Elliott Brood, The Valley Town, by Elliott Brood, Mountain Meadows, Six Shooter Records 2008.

7. Michelle Shocked, If Love Was a Train, Mercury Poise: 1988-1995, Mercury, 1996.

8. Asylum Street Spankers, Wake & Bake, What? And Give up Show Biz?, Spanks-Alot 2002.

9. Michael Hurley, National Weed Growers Association, by Michael Hurley, Live in Edinburgh, Snocko Music 1999.

10. Jeffery Frederick, (Solo), Jesus on the Mainline, Unfinished Business, Phantasy 2000.

11. Po' Girl, Angels of Grace, by Klein, Home to You, Nettwerk.

12. Jerry Garcia & David Grisman, Our Last Goodbye, Live May 1992.

13. Punch Brothers, Next to the Trash, by Punch Brothers, Antifogmatic, Nonesuch 2010.

14. Dave Reisch and the Jeffrey Frederick Memorial Band, Beehive Hairdo, by Jeffrey Frederick, St. Jeffrey's Day, Frederick Productions 2009.

15. Asylum Street Spankers, Since I Met You, Baby, Mercurial, Spanks-Alot 2004.

16. Jeffrey Frederick and the Clamtones, Singing to the Dentist, by Jeffrey Frederick, Spiders in the Moonlight, Frederick Productions.

17. The Countrypolitains, Behind the Night, Tired of Drowning, Ultrapolitian 1999.

18. The Handsome Family, Somewhere Else to Be, Last Days of Wonder, Carrot Top 2006.

19. Eagle Ridin' Papas with Johnnie Ward, Phonograph Blues, Juke Jug Jass Blues Hokum.

20. Frazey Ford, Blue Streak Mama, Obadiah, Nettwerk 2007.

21. John Gorka, Joint of No Return, by John Gorka, The Company You Keep, Red House 2001.

22. Chris Gaffney & Rosie Flores, The Man of Somebody's Dreams, Loser's Paradise, Hightone 1995.

23. Becky Kilgore and James Mason, Cheatin' on Me, Cactus Setup, PHD Music 1997.

24. Sassparilla, Better Man, Debilitated Constitution, Panniculous Records 2007.

25. Squirrel Nut Zippers, Baby Wants a Diamond Ring, Bedlam Ballroom, Mammoth 2000.

26. Jass Two with Teddy Deane & Steve Boden, I Found a Million Dollar Baby, Charleston, Revere 1999.

27. The Barbecue Orchestra with Turtle Vandermar & Spud Siegel, This Will Bring You Back, Jug Band Extravaganza, Folk Era Records, 2010.

28. Peter Stampfel & Baby Gramps, Monkeys Have No Tails in Zamboanga, by Baby Gramps, Outertainment, Frederick Productions 2010.

29. Peter Stampfel & Baby Gramps, New Asleep in the Deep, by Peter Stampfel, Outertainment, Frederick Producitons 2010.

30. Freak Mountain Ramblers, Real Fine Gal, by Jim Ydstie, FMR.

31. Freak Mountain Ramblers, John Henry, Traditional, FMR.

32. Denise Drake, See You When I See You, by Denise Drake, Read My Lips, Smokin' Mamma 2000.

THE END... SEE YOU WHEN I SEE YOU!

Cafe Vaquera with Calamity Jane (11/30/2010)

1. The Play-Rite Boys, Calamity Jane Theme, by Teddy Deane.

2. Jesse Winchester, Freewheeler, Gentleman of Leisure, Sugar Hill 1999.

3. Kristin Andreassen, Kiss me Hello, Kiss me Hello.

4. Wood Brothers, Where my Baby Might Be, Ways Not to Lose, Blue Note 2006.

5. The Waifs, Bridal Train, A Brief History, Jarrah 2005.

6. martin Sexton, Angeline, by Martin Sexton, Wonderbar, Atlantic 2000.

7. Willie Nelson & Leon Russell, One for My Baby and One More for the Road, One for the Road, CBS 1979.

8. Willie Nelson & Johnny Lang, Ain't Nobody's Business, Milk Cow Blues, Island 2000.

9. Willie Nelson & Leon Russell, Don't Fence Me In, One for the Road, CBS 1079.

10. Maria Muldaur, So Many Rivers to Cross, Louisiana Love Call, Black Top 1992.

11. Wayward Members of the Mud Bay Jug Band, Sweet Summertime, Blues in a Bottle.

12. Langhorn Slim, I Love to Dance, by Langhorn Slim, When the Sun's Gone Down, Narnack 2005.

13. The Amazing Rhythm Aces, These Dreams of Losing You, by R. Smith, Ride Again: Vol.1, Breaker 1994.

14. Shawn Colvin, Wall of Death, Telluride Bluegrass Festival Reflections, Planet Bluegrass 2003.

15. Tim O'Brien, Red Dog in the Morning, by Tim O'Brien, Chameleon, Proper Records 2008.

16. Nickel Creek, The Fox, Telluride Bluegrass Festival Reflections, Planet Bluegrass 2003.

17. Rosalie Sorrels, Tomorrow is a Long Time, by Bob Dylan, Nod to Bob, Red House.

18. Raul Malo, Beautiful Dreamer, Stephen Foster, Beautiful Dreamer.

19. Alison Brown, Fair Weather, by Alison Brown, Fair Weather, Compass 2000.

20. Sam Bush & John Cowan, The Mighty Clouds of Joy, Telluride Bluegrass Festival Reflections, Planet Bluegrass 2003.

21. Emmylou Harris, Snake Song, by Townes Van Zandt, Poet, Freefalls Records.

22. Van Morrison, Till I Gain Control Again, Pay the Devil, Exile 2006.

23. Darrell Scott, Nobody Eats at Linebaugh's Anymore, by John Hartford, Modern Hymns, Appleseed 2005.

24. Michelle Shocked, Street Corner Ambassador, Mercury Poise: 1988-1995, Mercury 1996.

25. The Gourds, Ghosts of Hallelujah, Ghosts of Hallelujah, Munich Records.

26. The Handsome Family, Your Great Journey, Last Days of Wonder, Carrot Top 2006.

27. Amy LaVere, Tennessee Valentine, by Amy LaVere, Anchors & Anvils, Archer 2007.

28. Lyle Lovett, I Love Everybody, by Lyle Lovett, I Love Everybody.

29. K.T.Oslin, Hold What Cha Got, by Jimmy Martin, My Roots are Showing.

30. Lee Blake, Into the Mystic, by Van Morrison, Leeway DEMO.

31. Denise Drake, See You When I See You, by Denise Drake, Read My Lips, Smokin' Mamma 2000.

THE END

Cafe Vaquera with Calamity Jane (11/23/2010)

1. The Play-Rite Boys, Calamity Jane Theme, by Teddy Deane.

2. Crooked Still, Undone in Sorrow, Still Crooked, Signature Sound 2008.

3. Janie Frickie, I'll Walk Before I'll Crawl, Saddle the Wind, Columbia 1988.

4. Marty Robbins, "Beggin to You, by M. Robins, Singing the Blues, Harmony.

5. Hot Buttered String Band, Elephant Hunting Song, Freight and Salvage: LIVE.

6. John Doe & the Sadies, A Fool Such as I, by W.M.Trader, Country Club, YepRoc 2009.

7. Good Ol' Persons, Dreamin' in 3/4 Time, by McComb, Anywhere the Wind Blows, Kaleidoscope 1989.

8. Charlie McCoy, Columbus Stockade Blues, Harpin' the Blues, Monument REcords 1975.

9. Bonnie Raitt, Love has No Pride, by Eric Kaz/ Libby Titus, Give it Up.

10. Tom Waits, Please Call Me Baby, by Tom Waits, The Early Years: Vol.2, Bizarre/STraight 1992.

11. Wayword Sons, Poor Boy's Delight, by Benny Galloway, Poor Boy's Delight, Hamshack 2006.

12. Jesse Winchester, That's What Makes You Strong, Gentleman of Leisure, Sugar Hill 1999.

13. Little Sue, In the Morning, by Little Sue, Crow, Cravedog.

14. Neil Young, Old Man, by Neil Young, Harvest, Reprise 1972.

15. Tom Waits, Grapefruit Moon, by Tom Waits, The Early Years: Vol.2.

16. Peter Stampfel, Laura the Horse, by Peter Stampfel, Dook of Beatniks.

17. Woody Pines, Chew Tobacco Rag, by Billy Briggs, Counting Alligators 2009.

18. Victoria Williams, Century Plant, by Victoria Williams, Loose, Mammoth REcords 1994.

19. Dr. Hook, Life Ain't Easy, Belly Up!, CBS 1973.

20. Jimmy Thackery & John Mooney, Niagra Falls, by John Mooney, Sideways in Paradise, Blind Pig 1993.

21. Lucy Kaplanski, My Name Joe, by Lucy Kaplanski, The Tide, Red House Records 1994.

22. Martin Sexton, Faith on the Table, by Martin SExton, Wonderbar, Atlantic 2000.

23. Jesse Kykes and the Sweet Hereafter, Weary Blues from Waitin, Hard-Headed Woman, Bloodshot 2004.

24. Amazing Rhythm Aces, Third Rate Romance, by R. Smith, Ride Again, Breaker, 1994.

25. John Doe & the Sadies, The Cold Hard Facts of Life, Country Club, YepRoc 2009.

26. Dr. Hok, Ballad of..., AND Roland the Roadie and Gertrude the Groupie, Belly Up! CBS 1973.

27. David Lindley, Cat Food Sandwiches, by David Lindley, Twango Bango Deluxe, Twango Bango.

28. Dr. John, Iko Iko, by James Crawford, Gumbo, Atlantic 1972.

29. Woody Pines, Crazy-Eyed Woman

30. Denise Drake, See You When I See You, by Denise Drake, Read My Lips, Smokin' Mamma 2000.

Thanks for listenin'...

Happy Halloween from the Cafe Vaquera

Fall Celebration at the Ol' Cafe Vaquera....

Playlist to follow...

Cafe Vaquera: August 31, 2010

Wow. Here we are at the end of August! That means the sun will come out here at the coast and we can all get outside! Love fall....

1. "Calamity Jane Theme," The Play-Rite Boys, by Teddy Deane, (single.)

2. "Just Add Water," The Hafler Duo, by Jeff Hafler, Demo.

3. "Millie in the Garden," Spigot, by Nann Alleman, Bait and Switch, (Cameltoad Music 2001.)

4. "Farm Fresh Onions," Robert Earl Keen, by Robert Earl Keen, Farm Fresh Onions, (Koch 2003.)

5. "Dirt Gardener," Erin McKeown, by Erin McKeown, Distillation, (Signature Sounds 2000.)

6. "Back to the Wild," Langhorn Slim, by Langhorn Slim, Be Set Free, (Kemado 2009.)

7. "Lion's Jaw," Neko Case, by Neko Case, Fox Confessor Brings the Flood, (Anti 2006.)

8. "Powerful Stuff," Sean Hayes, by Sean Hayes, Run Wolves Run, (Ambient Egg 2010.)

9. "New Asleep in the Deep," Peter Stampfel and Baby Gramps, Outertainment, (Frederick Productions 2010.)

10. "Summer Wages," Bill Morrissey and Greg Brown, by Ian Tyson, Friend of Mine, (Rounder 1993.)

11. "One More Cup of Coffee," Frazey Ford, by Bob Dylan, Obadiah, (Nettwerk 2010.)

12. "Love is my Umbrella," Simon Lynge, by Simon Lynge, A Beautiful Way to Drown, (Bright Orange Records.)

13. "You Are," Punch Brothers, by Punch Brothers, Antifogmatic, (Nonesuch 2010.)

14. "Begin," The Wailin' Jennys, by Nicky Mehta, Firecracker, (The Wailin' Jennys 2006.)

15. "Darkness Darkness," Jesse Colin Young, Live on the Dharma Wheel on KBOO Radio/ Portland.

16. "What am I Living For?" Doc Watson, by S. Jacobson/A. Harris, Docabilly, (Sugar Hill 1995.)

17. "Cocktails and Wishful Thinking," Lisa and Her Kin, by Lisa Miller, Cocktails and Wishful Thinking, (Lisaandherkin.com 2010.)

18. "Help Me Make It Through the Night," John Doe and The Sadies, by Kris Kristofferson, Country Club, (Yep Roc 2009.)

19. "Since I've Been Around," The Waifs, by J. Cunningham, Up All Night, (Jarrah 2003.)

20. "Lover's Prison," Stone River Boys, by M. Barfield, Love on the Dial, (Cow Island 2010.)

21. "Somebody PIck Up My Pieces," Bettye LaVette, by Willie Nelson, The Scene of the Crime, (Anti 2009.)

22. "Love That Man," Big Sandy and His Fly-Rite Boys, by Robert Williams, Turntable Matinee, (Yep Roc 2006.)

23. "Honey Babe Blues," Maria Muldaur, by Clarence Ashley, Waitress in a Donut Shop, (Reprise 1974.)

24. "Can You Hear the Rain?" Tony Furtado, by Tony Furtado, Roll my Blues Away, (Rounder 1997.)

25. "Weather and Water," The Greencards, by Jedd Hughes, Weather and Water, (Dualtone 2005.)

26. "Five Miles of Ellum Wood," Foghorn String Band, by Unknown, Reap What You Sow, (Foghorn String Band 2004.)

27. "99 Years," Woody Pines, Traditional, Counting Alligators, (Woody Pines 2009.)

28. "You're Gonna Change or I'm Gonna Leave," Hot Rize, by Unknown, Red Knuckles and the Trailblazers, (Flying Fish 1982.)

29. "San Juan Island Girls," The Play-Rite Boys, by Teddy Deane, Goin' Home to Friday Harbor, (Teddy Deane Music 2010.)

30. "See You When I See You," Denise Drake, by Denise Drake, Read My Lips, (Smokin' Mamma.)

Cafe Vaquera with Calamity Jane

Peter Stampfel and Baby Gramps have a NEW ALBUM TOGETHER on Frederick Productions! OUTERTAINMENT can be found at www.frederickproductions.com

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RIP Tuli Kupferberg of the Fugs...

1. The Play-Rite Boys, "Calamity Jane Theme," by Teddy Deane.

2. The Fugs, "I Am An Artist for Art's Sake," by Tuli Kupferberg, (Be Free-The Fugs Final CD Part 2.)

3. The Fugs, "Greenwich Village of My Dreams," by Tuli Kupferberg, (Be Free-The Fugs Final CD Part 2.)

4. Holy Modal Rounders, "Mr. Spaceman," by Steve Weber, (Holy Modal Rounders I&II, Fantasy 1999.)

5. Holy Modal Rounders, "Moving Day," Traditional, (Holy Modal Rounders I&II, Fantasy 1999.)

6. Shawn Colvin, "Wall of Death," by Richard Thompson, (Telluride Bluegrass Festival-REFLECTIONS, Vol.1, Planet Bluegrass 2003.)

7. Hohn Hiatt, "The Tiki Bar is Open," by John Hiatt, (The Tiki Bar is Open, John Hiatt 2001.)

8. Everyday Dirt, "Gypsy Moon," (Instrumental, Siren Music.)

9. Freak Mountain Ramblers, "Lonesome Summer," by Jimmy Boyer, (Calling all Freaks, McMenamins 2006.)

10. Ollabelle, "The Storms are on the Ocean," (Ollabelle, Sony 2004.)

11. C.W. Stoneking, "Jailhouse Blues," by C.W. Stoneking, (Jungle Blues.)

12. Martin Sexton, "Folsom Prison," by Johnny Cash, (Wild Angels, DEMO, Kitchen Table 2007.)

13. Phoebe Snow, "Poetry Man," (Phoebe Snow, Shelter 1974.)

14. The Heavy Guilt, "Heavier than Mist," (DEMO, The Heavy Guilt, 2009.)

15. Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli, "After You've Gone," by Creamer/Layton, (The Hot Club of France.)

16. Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli, "Limehouse Blue," by Furber, Braham, (The Hot Club of France.)

17. The Du-Tels with Peter Stampfel and Gary Lucas, "Man in the Moon," (No Knowledge of Music Required, Shimmy Disc 2000.)

18. The Du-Tels with Peter Stampfel and Gary Lucas, "Shortnin' Bread," (No Knowledge of Music Required, Shimmy Disc 2000.)

19. Leon Redbone, "Bittersweet Waltz," (Up the Lazy River.)

20. John Hiatt, "What Love Can Do," (Same Old Man.)

21. Jill Sobule, "Palm Springs," by Jill Sobule, (Call From Hear.)

22. Blind Pilot, "Get it Out," by Israel Nebaker, (I-Tunes Session.)

23. Brewer and Shipley, "One Toke Over the Line," (TARKIO, Kama Sutra 1970.)

24. Fugs, "Exorcising the Evil Spirits from the Pentagon-1967," by Ed Sanders, (Fugs.)

25. Fugs, "War," by Sanders/Pine/ Weaver, (Fugs.)

26. Del McCoury Band, "Bulest Man in Town," (Telluride Bluegrass Festival- REFLECTIONS 2003, Planet Bluegrass.)

27. Bela Fleck and Tony Trischk, "John Hardy," (Telluride Bluegrass Festival- REFLECTIONS 2003, Planet Bluegrass.)

28. Joan Armatrading, "People," by Joan Armatrading, (Joan Armatrading, Rondor 1976.)

29. Peter Rowan, "Land of the Navajo."

30. Denise Drake, "See You When I See You," by Denise Drake, (Read My Lips, Smokin' Mamma.)

RIP: Tuli Kupferberg of the Fugs.

Cafe Vaquera with Calamity Jane

Tonight we are celebrating a One-Day Fund Raiser for our other station in Warrenton. We need to raise the frequency. The fund raiser will end with a fabulous on-air party at 10PM tonight. Cafe Vaquera is on from 9-11PM, so tune in and enjoy the fun and drop us a few bucks if you are able. Thanks... CJ

Joshua Tree Music Festival Article for HIPFISH, June 2010

Joshua Tree Music Festival 2010

By Jane E. Herrold

HIPFISH, June 2010

Finally it’s June and I’m as giddy as a bride! April (then May) showers bring hefty cabin fever to our rainy Northwest, while June, thankfully, heralds summer festival season. Festivals celebrating anything from garlic to Steampunk, run the gambit of imaginable to unimaginable. Craving some dry heat and creative input, I chose the mid-May Joshua Tree Music Festival, an intriguing California mystical hip desert oasis, to warm up my toes and expand my horizons. Part art gallery, part international music fiesta, part desert camping experience, part sun and dance therapy workshop; this gathering was inspired and inspiring. I’m excited to share a few “Picks of Show” and encourage you to get out amongst ‘em and stretch your own boundaries at this summer’s festivals.

As the 8th Annual Joshua Tree Music Festival set in motion, resembling a miniature village going up around itself, festival-goers gathered, unraveled and assembled innovative temporary environments. A desert New Moon promised to provide an unfettered celestial backdrop for various art instillations, impressive laser beam shows, and two music stages complete with rugged dance floors. The organizers mixed up and introduced fresh new acts throughout the three-day “Happening,” an evolving showcase for bicycle rim walls, bottle cap mosaic shrines, live painters, and day-glow spray-painted Dead Sea fish-on-sticks.

As day morphed into night, indie Americana music transformed into exciting electronic experimentation that kept the festival grounds palpitating in a collective trance. I was wondering how I was going to possibly take it all in. “You need to employ the disco nap,” advised a heavily tattooed man wearing a cut-up Tickle-Me-Elmo doll as jock strap. The costume show apparently also began at dusk, and me without a tutu.

The music launched with Amy LaVere, a personable petite brunette with a big stand-up bass. This songbird’s style of bluesy, jazzy ballads, her cool stage presence, and entertaining stories don’t fit into a tidy category, as is the case with most acts at Joshua Tree. I bought her engaging CD, “Anchors & Anvils,” to accompany my northward drive through the spring California scenery. The Heavy Guilt, young guys from San Diego, caught my attention. A current trend of mixing older acoustic with newer electronics presents itself in surprising teamwork; complex, pleasant and intriguing. Organs, computers, vintage sound boards galore, along with an acoustic stand-up bass were orchestrated with voice and electric guitar. I was loving California all over again.

The band, D Numbers from New Mexico, was billed as “Psychedelic live improvisational dancetronic rock.” That explains it! The cat behind the massive drum set-up kept waving his hand over what I think was a theremin. The electric guitar player, again with various soundboards and electronic doodads, constantly altered and adjusted. I think spotted an iBook or two on-stage. Orgone, old school funk with their hot female singer and LA delivery, had everyone dancing all afternoon and into an endless “after hours” party. After hours. Ya, right... no such thing at Joshua Tree Music Festival! Giant gyration from the Mexican Institute of Sound from Mexico City, urged the audience, “Come on! Come on!” Italian born Gaudi, electro-dance favorite, pounded the crack of dawn. I definitely required that disco nap, along with a couple of Advil, to keep up, even as an observer.

Green-haired Bulgarian born rocker, Geri-X, commanded the stage with an unusual black guitar with flayed-out strings. “I never want to see you again!” the petite pixie belted with a sweet, haunting intensity. In contrast, a gentler “A Kiss on Both Eyelids” charmed the listeners into submission. Wally Ingram, David Lindley’s percussionist extraordinaire, teamed with songwriter Jerry Joseph (Jackmormons) for the Joshua Tree performance.

Long, lanky dancin’ powerhouse, Wunmi, sported a braided Mohawk hairdo, metal bra, and red cargo jeans, hails from London via Nigerian parents. This amazing singer and mesmerizing performer had the crowd throbbing toward the stage, as she contorted deep-knee bends for which I would have required a rope-tow for recovery. Floating the international vein, Midnight, reggae band from St. Croix, filled the hot desert afternoon with delicious island harmonies. San Francisco based, LoCura, a Flamenco influenced urban rockin’ ensemble rounded out the international mix with another impressive female lead vocalist.

Bonerama celebrate the New Orleans style with their own twist, and as the program promised, were “Kickin’ brass and takin’ names.” Three trombones, clear vocals, and funky groove carried the festival away, along with family band Evaro, songwriter Eric McFadden, and the intriguing Delhi 2 Dublin. The Staxx Brothers, whose lead guy reminded me of Jack Black wearing a super hero cape, surprised the crowd with a fun theatrical presentation of rock and soul. A duo of stunning plus-sized gogo girls, along with an intermittent, prancing rap artist, provided full-on harmonies and entertaining back-up.

Check out what’s outside the box, friends. ‘Tis the season. Might I recommend our own fairly local Pickathon, held at Pendarvas Farm the first weekend of August? You never know what you might experience. Don’t forget your tutu and that disco nap.

Listen to Cafe Vaquera on Tuesday nights from 9-11PM on www.coastradio.org.

www.joshuamusicfestival.com

www.pickathon.com

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I'm hot off the California Trail, bringing you music from the Joshua Tree Music Festival, where they also FEAR NO GENRE! Keep tuning in folks, it just gets better!

Play list following soon:

www.coastradio.org ROCKS! on Tuesday nights from 9-11PM.

CAFE VAQUERA: May 25th, 2010...

1. The Play-Rite Boys, "Calamity Jane Theme," by Teddy Deane, SINGLE.

2. Amy LaVere, "I'll Remember You," by Bob Dylan, (Anchors and Anvils, Archer Records, MMVII.)

3. The Heavy Guilt, "No Ceremony," by The Heavy Guilt, DEMO.

4. Eric McFadden, "Ship Without a Dock," by Eric McFadden, (Let's Die Forever... Together.)

5. Amy LaVere, "Ovecome," by Amy LaVere, (Anchors and Anvils, Archer Records, MMVII.)

6. Bonerama with OK Go, "I Shall be Released," by Bob Dylan, (You're Not Alone-EP.)

7. Geri-X, "You're Half Mine," by Geri-X, (The Bedroom Session.)

8. Jerry Joseph, "The Night I got Drunk," by Jerry Joseph, (April Nineteenth.)

9. Evaro, "Little Woods," by Evaro, (In Your Eyes, Evaro Music, 2010.)

10. Orgone, "Who Knows Who?" by Orgone, (The Killion Floor.)

11. The Heavy Guilt, "Heavier than Mist," by The Heavy Guilt, DEMO, www.theheavyguilt.com.

12. Wunmi, "Message in a Bottle," by Sting, (A.L.A.)

13. Haale, "Off Duty Fortune Teller," by Haale, (No Ceiling.)

14. Jerry Joseph, "Daddy Bruce," by Jerry Joseph, (April Nineteenth.)

15. Geri-X, "Kiss on Both Eyelids," by Geri-X, (The Bedroom Session.)

16. Amy LaVere, "Tennessee Valentine," by Amy LaVere, (Anchors and Anvils, Archer MMVII.)

17. Evaro, "Got My Own Heartache," by Evaro, (In Your Eyes, Evaro Music, 2010.)

18. Mexican Institute of Sounds, "White Stripes," (Soy Sauce.)

19. Bonerama with OK Go, "A Million Ways," (You're Not Alone-EP.)

20. LoCura, "Una Ola," by Bob Sanders and Kathy Miletich, (Animals, LoCura 2008.)

21. Po'Girl, "'Til It's Gone," by Jeremy Lindsay, (Home to You, Nettwerk, 2007.)

22. Lewi Longmire, "When Your Time Comes a Callin'," by Lewi Longmire, (Joshua Tree Roots Music Festival 2006.)

23. Wally Ingram and Eric McFadden, "Crucify," by Eric McFadden, (Joshua Tree Roots Music Festival 2006.)

24. Victoria Williams, "Hitchhiker's Smile," by Victoria Williams, (Joshua Tree Roots Music Festival 2006.)

25. Kevin "Bingo" Richey, "God What Am I Doing Here?" by Kevin "Bingo" Richey, (The Cicada, Hoopsnake Music 2004.)

26. LoCura, "La Escencia," by Bob Sanders and Kathy Miletich, (Animals, LoCura Music 2008.)

27. Denise Drake, "See You When I See You," by Denise Drake, (Read My Lips, Smokin' Mamma Music.)

I just returned from the Joshua Tree Music Festival in the Mojave Desert of California. "A three day music and camping experience" does not NEARLY describe it. Tuesday night I'll be playing stuff from the CDs I brought home, listened to on the road, and was reminded of en-route. AMAZING STUFF. This painting is one I did in Joshua Tree National Park.

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March 30, 2010. Jeffrey Frederick would have been 60 today, if he was still amongst the living. He lives on, of course, through his great songs and restored recordings put together by Kathryn Frederick, his widow, and Frederick Productions.

Tonight we shall celebrate Jeffrey's 60th with a Cafe Vaquera Dance Party! Roll up the rug! Fill up the jug!

Here's a cool photo of Jeffrey and Corky! RIP both of you talented gentlemen.

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March 30th, 2010.

1. The Play-Rite Boys with Teddy Deane, "Calamity Jane Theme," by Teddy Deane.

2. Lex Browning, "I Can't Quit You," by Jeffrey Frederick, (St. Jeffrey's Day, Frederick Productions 2009.)

3. Jeffrey Frederick and the Clamtones, "Oh Me Oh My," by Jeffrey Frederick, (The Resurrection of Spiders in the Moonlight, Frederick Productions 2007.)

4. Jeffrey Frederick an dthe Clamtones, "Polar Cave Blues," by Jeffrey Frederick, (Clamtones BC, Frederick Productions 2005.)

5. Michael Hurley, UNHoly Modal Rounders, and Jeffrey Frederick and the Clamtones, "What Made My Hamburger Disappear?" by Jeffrey Frederick, (HAVE MOICY! Rounder 1976/1991.)

6. Gary Sisco, "Release Me," by Dave Bisett, (The End of the Trail, Frederick Productions.)

7. Robin Remaily, "That Old Guitar of Mine," by Robin Remaily, (St. Jeffrey's Day, Frederick Productions 2009.)

8. Freak Mountain Ramblers, "Lazy Bones," by Jeffrey Frederick, (Church, FMR.)

9. Suzzy and Maggie Roche, "CLothes Line Saga," by Bob Dylan, (A Nod to Bob, Red House 2001.)

10. Lucy Kaplanski, "My Name is Joe," by Lucy Kaplanski, (The Tide, Red House 1994.)

11. The Duhks, "95 South," by Leonard Podolak, (Face Paced World, Sugar Hill 2008.)

12. Holy Modal Rounders, "Sail Away Ladies," (Holy Modal Rounders I & II, Fantasy 1999.)

13. Teddy Deane and the St. Jeffrey Band, "Leroy," by Jeffrey Frederick, (St. Jeffrey's Day, Frederick Productions 2009.)

14. Dave Reisch and the St. Jeffrey Band, "Beehive Hairdo," by Jeffrey Frederick, (St. Jeffrey's Day, Frederick Productions 2009.)

15. Jim Lauderdale and Donna the Buffalo, "Slow Motion Trouble," by Jim Lauderdale, (Wait 'Til Spring, Shy Crunch 2003.)

16. Candye Kane, "It Should Be Raining," by Candye Kane, (Diva La Grande, Discovery 1997.)

17. The Wood Brothers, "Luckiest Man," by O. Wood, (Ways Not To Lose, Blue Note 2006.)

18. Rickie Lee Jones, "The Horses," by R.L. Jones, (Flying Cowboys, Geffen 1989.)

19. Jeffrey Frederick, "Can't Stand Up Alone," (Unfinished Business, 2000.)

20. Freak Mountain Ramblers, "Porky," by Jeffrey Frederick, (Looks Perfectly Legal To Me, FMR 2001.)

21. Victoria Williams, "Crazy Mary," by Victoria Williams, (Loose, Mammoth 1996.)

22. Kevin "BINGO" Richey, "Wishing," by Kevin "BINGO" Richey, (The Cicada, Cravedog, www.bingoband.com.)

23. Jeffrey Frederick and the Clamtones, "Rotten Lettuce," by Jeffrey Frederick, (The Resurrection of Spiders in the Moonlight, Frederick Productions 2007.)

24. Michael Hurley, UNHoly Modal Rounders, & Jeffrey Frederick and the Clamtones, "Robbin' Banks," by Jeffrey Frederick, (HAVE MOICY! Rounder 1976.)

25. Freak Mountain Ramblers, "Third Floor Judy," by Jeffrey Frederick, (FMR III.)

26. Michael Hurley, UNHoly Modal Rounders, & Jeffrey Frederick and the Clamtones, "Weep Weep Weep," by Jeffrey Frederick, (HAVE MOICY! Rounder 1976.)

27. Jeffrey Frederick, "Jesus on the Mainline," (Unfinished Business.)

28. Denise Drake, "See You When I See You," by Denise Drake, (Read My Lips.)

Cafe Vaquera: March 16th, 2010...

Tomorrow is St. Patty's Day! Grab your accordion and play along...

1. The Play-Rite Boys, "Calamity Jane Theme," by Teddy Deane, (Single 2009.)

2. Michael O'Leary, "The Last of the Eastern Rigs," by Jon Campbell, (Yup, I Said That, Jon Campbell 2009.)

3. Langhorn Slim, "Drowning," by Langhorn Slim, (When the Sun's Gone Down, Narnack 2005.)

4. The Be Good Tanyas, "Human Thing," by Frazey Ford, (Hello Love, Nettwerk 2006.)

5. Bivalve, "You are my Orange," by Jim Stewart, (Middle Ground, Jim Stewart 2007.)

6. The Duhks, "Fast-Paced World," by Sarah Dugas, (Fast-Paced World, Sugar Hill 2008.)

7. Drive-By Truckers, "A Blessing and a Curse," by Patterson Hood, (A Blessing and a Curse, New West 2006.)

8. Michelle Shocked, "On the Greener Side," by Michelle Shocked, (Mercury Poise-1988-1995, Mercury 1996.)

9. Geno Leech, "Longlining" PROMO FOR CAFE VAQUERA... by Geno Leech 2009.

10. Irish Descendants, "Let me Fish off Cape St. Mary," author unknown.

11. 'Toots' Rambles, "Long Chain/ Sleeping All Day," by Jimmy Driftwood/ Jimmy Ryan, (Live from Tir Na Nog, Dancing Druid 1997.)

12. Grateful Dead, "Queen Jane," by Bob Dylan, (Postcards from the Hanging.)

13. Nancy Griffith w/ Ian Tyson, "Canadian Whiskey," by Tom Russell, (A Trip Back To Bountiful, Elektra 1998.)

14. Nancy Griffity w/ Other Voices, "Desperados Waiting for a Train," by Guy Clark, (A Trip Back to Bountiful, Elektra 1998.)

15. Delbert McClinton, "Pancho and Lefty," by Townes VanZandt, (Poet, Freefalls.)

16. John Gorka, "Girl of the North Country," by Bob Dylan, (A Nod to Bob, Red House 2001.)

17. Michael Hurley, "Juanita," by Jeffrey Frederick, (St. Jeffrey's Day, Frederick Productions 2009.)

18. Cynthia Gayneau, "Blue Highway," by Cynthia Gayneau, (Blue Highway, Botte Music 1996.)

19. John Doe and the Sadies, "The Sudsbury Nickel," by the Sadies, (Country Club, YupRoc 2009.)

20. John Doe and the Sadies, "Before I Wake," by the Sadies, (Country Club, YupRoc 2009.)

21. Patsy Cline, "Leavin' on your Mind," by Wayne Walker, (12 Greatest Hits, Decca/ MCA 1988.)

22. Bob Wills, "Sugar Moon," by Bob Wills and Cindy Walker, (The Essential Bob Wills, 1935-1947, Columbia 1992.)

23. Po'Girl, "Ain't Life Sweet," by Penny Lang, (Home to You, Nettwerk 2002.)

24. The Frames, "True," by G. Hansard/ the Frames, (The Cost, Anti 2007.)

25. Catie Curtis, "You Can Always be Gone," by Catie Curtis, (Truth from Lies, Guardiain 1996.)

26. Lyle Lovett, "Fiona," by Lyle Lovett, (Road to Ensenada, Curb.)

27. Heather Christie Band, "Mexico," by Heather Christie, (Love Road.)

28. Jim Lauderdale and Donna the Buffalo, "Wait 'Til Spring," (Wait 'Til Spring, Sky Crunch 2003.)

29. Denise Drake, "See You When I See You," by Denise Drake, (Read My Lips, Smokin' Mamma.)

Cafe Vaquera Pledge Jam... March 9, 2010

I always like to do something special for Pledge Drive. This spring drive I invited Jim Stewart and Craig Abrahamson from Portland into the Ol' Cafe V. Together they make up "Bivalve." Denise Drake joined me as co-hostess and we all busted out a few great tunes in a real old fashioned radio session of originals and covers, ta-boot! Too Tall Tom, Cowboy Jack, and Joey Patenaude, all helped keep things afloat. We did really well... thank you everyone.

1. The Play-Rite Boys, "Calamity Jane Theme," by Teddy Deane, 2009.

2. Barnaked Ladies, "If I had $1,000,000.00.) iTunes

3. Lyle Lovett, "M-O-N-E-Y," by Lyle Lovett, (Pontiac, Curb 1988.)

4. The Hunger Mountain Boys, "No Phone, No Tone," (Three, Old-Fi Records 2006.)

5. David Lindley and Wally Ingram, "Pay Bo Didley," (Twango Bango Deluxe.)

6. The Play-Rite Boys, "I Can't Make Your Love Car Go," by Teddy Deane, (Doggone Good Time, Frederick Productions.)

7. Baby Gramps, "When A Body Is Out of A Job," (Same Ol' Timeously, Baby Gramps 1999.)

8. Trashcan Joe, "Cell Phone," by Jason Wells, (Real Life, Trashcan Joe 2007.)

9. Louvin Brothers, "Cash on the Barrelhead," (Back to Back, iTunes.)

10. Leon Russell, "If You've Got the Money Honey, I've Got the Time," (Hank Wilson, Vol.II, Leon Russell 1984.)

11. Denise Drake, "See you When I See you," by Denise Drake, (Read My Lips, Smokin' Mamma.)

Pledge Jam at the Ol' Cafe Vaquera.

Howdy folks. I look forward to you joining me in the Ol' Cafe Vaquera tonight from 9-11PM. It's KMUN's spring pledge drive and I have the deck loaded with talent! Jim Stewart and Craig Abrahamson of BIVALVE will be joining Denise Drake, Cowboy Jack, Too Tall Tom, and me, Calamity Jane tonight for an on air ClusterFreak! Time to pay your radio bill!

Welcome to the Cafe Vaquera: March 2, 2010

1. The Play-Rite Boys, "Calamity Jane Theme," by Teddy Deane, (Teddy Deane Music 2009.)

2. Mary Stribling, "King Kong," by Mary Stribling, (Little Little Heart, Oasis Sampler 2009.)

3. Martin Sexton, "With a Little Help from My Friends," a Joe Cocker hit, iTunes single.

4. The Waifs, "London Still," by D. Simpson, (Up All Night, Jarrah 2008.)

5. Ken Will Morton, "Movin' On," (Joshua Tree Roots Music Festival.)

6. Jennie Avila, "Breakfast at Heck's," by Jennie Avila, (The Civil War in Washington County, Oasis Sampler 2009.)

7. Michael Hurley, "Sweet Lucy," by Michael Hurley, (Have Moicy!, Rounder 1976.)

8. Hank Williams, "You're Gonna Change, or I'm Gonna Leave," by Hank Williams, (I Saw the Light, Delta 2004.)

9. Lefty Jones Band, "Your Kiss," by Jeff Harris, (Lefty Jones Band, 1992.)

10. The Be Good Tanyas, "Out of the Wilderness," Traditional, (Hello Love, Nettwerk 2006.)

11. Bob Dylan, "If You Ever Go To Houston," by Bob Dylan, (Together Through Life, 2009.)

12. Antsy McClain and the Trailerpark Troubadours, "KOA Refugee," by Antsy McClain, (Trailercana.)

13. Jan Howard, "Evil on your Mind," (Greatest Women of Country Music, King Records 2004.)

14. Wilma Burgess, "Don't Touch Me," (Greatest Women of Country Music, King Records 2004.)

15. Billy Kennedy, "Cauterize My Soul," by Billy Kennedy, (Recorded live at the Burlingame Acoustic House, 2/7/03.)

16. Jolie Holland, "Springtime Can Kill You," by Jolie Holland, (Springtime Can Kill You, Anti 2006.)

17. The Shoemaker Brothers, "Can We Share Some Wine Tonight?" by the Shoemaker Brothers, (Shoemaker Brothers.)

18. Lex Browning, "Wayfaring Stranger," Traditional, (Good Rain, Frederick Productions 2009.)

19. K.D. Lang, "Luck in my Eyes," by K.D. Lang, (K.D. Lang and the Recliners: Absolute Torch and Twang, Sire 1989.)

20. Freak Mountain Ramblers, "Long Lost Mind," (FMR.)

21. The Greencards, "Long Way Down," (Weather and Water, Dualtone 2005.)

22. Blind Pilot, "Look at Miss Ohio," by Gillian Welch, (iTunes Session, 2009.)

23. Bob Dylan, "The Levee's Gonna Break," by Bob Dylan, (Modern Times, Sony 2006.)

24. Eagle Ridin' Papas with Johnnie Ward, "Phonograph Blues," (Juke/Jug/Jass/Blues/Hokum.)

25. Mary Gauthier, "Different Kind of Gone," by Mary Gauthier, (Drag Queens in Limousines.)

26. Chris Gaffney with Dale Watson, "Loser's Paradise," by Chris Gaffney, (Loser's Paradise, Hightone 1995.)

27. Tony Furtado, "Mudville," by Tony Furtado, (Roll My Blues Away.)

28. Drew Emmitt, "Cross that Bridge," by Drew Emmitt, (Across the Bridge, Compass 2005.)

29. Cowboy Junkies, "Misguided Angel," by Margo and Michael Timmins, (Trinity Session.)

30. Denise Drake, "See You When I See You," by Denise Drake, (Read My Lips, Smokin' Mamma.)

Cafe Vaquera

2/23/2010

with Calamity Jane, Dave Densmore, and Geno Leech...

FISHER POETS GATHERING

1. The Play-Rite Boys, "Calamity Jane Theme," by Teddy Deane.

2. Geno Leech, "Quonset Hut," by Jon Campbell, (Yup, I Said That-- 2009.)

3. Shanghaied on the Willamette, "Tangueray Martini-O," by Jon Campbell, (Yup, I Said That-- 2009.)

4. LIVE in KMUN studio... Fisher Poets Geno Leech and Dave Densmore. We had us a ball!

5. Taj Mahal, "Fishin' Blues," (Will the Circle Be Unbroken, Vol.III--Capitol2002.)

6. Jon Broderick and Jay Speakman, "Ghost Seiners," song by Stan Jones with new words by Jon Broderick, (Miles Away--2009.)

7. LIVE in KMUN studio... Fisher Poets Geno Leech and Dave Densmore visit with Calamity Jane about the upcoming Fisher Poets Gathering, always the last week in February in Astoria, OR.

8. Jon Campbell, "Frederikc's of Galillee," by Jon Campbell, (Keep on Fishin'--2000.)

9. James and Julz Kasner, "Mighty Big Dog," by James Kasner, (Ridin' the Bad String.)

10. Calamity Jane opens the mics again for Dave and Geno. What fun we had!

11. Kid Siegel, "Highway 101," by David "Kid" Siegel, (Sweet Home on the Coast.)

12. John Van Amerongen, "Trip to the Bering Sea," by John Van Amerongen, (Alaska Fishing Songs.)

13. Jon Campbell, "When Discovery Came Aboard," by Jon Campbell.

14. Memphis Minnie, "Fishin' Blues," (Queen of Country Blues.)

15. Peggy Lee, "I'm Gonna Go Fishin'," (The Singles Collection.)

16. Michael Hurley, "New River Blues," by Michael Hurley, (Ancestral Swamp--SnockoMusic2007.)

17. Erica Wheeler, "Down River," by Erica Wheeler, (River of Song---2000.)

18. Jimmy Buffett, "Southern Cross," by Stephen Stills, (Buffett LIVE.)

19. Irma Thomas, "The River is Waiting."

20. Ray Charles with Bonnie Raitt, "Do I Ever Cross Your Mind?" by Billy Burnette/ Michael Smotherman, (Genius Loves Company-- Concord2004

21. Ray Charles, "Take me Home Country Road," by John Denver, (Country and Western Disc.3-1959-1989-- Rhino1998.)

22. Michelle Shocked, "Anchorage," by Michelle Shocked, (Mercury Poise 1988-1995-- Mercury1996.)

23. The Waifs, "Fisherman's Daughter," by D. Simpson, (Up All Night-- Jarrah2003.)

24. Jane E. Herrold, "My Great Super Bowl Story," by Jane E. Herrold, LIVE.

25. Denise Drake, "See You When I See You," by Denise Drake, (Read My Lips-- Smokin' Mamma.)

THANK YOU DAVE AND GENO FOR A GREAT SHOW!

Cafe Vaquera, February 16th, 2010...

Here's the Cold Stream outta water.

She is Dave Densmore's 54' west coast combo commercial fishing boat.

We are all gearing up for Fisher Poets Gathering here in Astoria from February 25-28.

The Cold Stream is getting some new wood on the bow and some new paint. Lucky her, huh?

I might just get a haircut and reprint my essays in larger type.

I perform at the Wet Dog at 7PM on Saturday evening.

Cafe Vaquera playlist from Fat Tuesday, February 16th, 2010.

My special guest was first time fisherpoet, long time commercial fisherman, Rob Sietz from Chinook, WA.

PLAYLIST for Cafe Vaquera (9-11PM Tuesdays on www.coastradio.org.)

1. The Play-Rite Boys, "Calamity Jane Theme," by Teddy Deane, 2009.

2. Steven "Pearly" Hettum, "The Fishermen's Ball," by Steven Hettum, (Fishermen's Ball--Locals Only 1998.)

3. Rob Seitz LIVE interview.

4. Jon Campbell, "Suzy on the Rose," by Jon Campbell, (East Coast Tug Boat Songs Project.)

5. Chuck Pyle, "Keepin' Time by the River," by Chuck Pyle, (River of Song-- River of Song Project 2000.)

6. Rob Seitz LIVE interview. (poem about rocking and rolling around on the toilet while out at sea.)

7. Kid Siegel, "Rolling Sea," by Joseph Spence, (Sweet Home on the Coast-- Sleepy Owl Productions.)

8. Jon VanAmerongen, "Last Troller's Waltz," by John VanAmerongen, (Alaska Fishin' Tunes.)

9. Butch Leman, "In Alaska," by Butch Leman, (North Country Fare.)

10. Rob Seitz LIVE interview. (poem about his wife being the boss at home while he's the boss out at sea. The whole family is involved in the harvesting of your food!)

11. Carl Thornton, "Keep on Fishin'," by Jon Campbell, (Yup, I Said That-- a compilation of other folks doing the poems and songs of Jon Campbell.)

12. Jimmie and Julz Kasner, "Distant Waters," by James Kasner, (Bare Bones II.)

13. Dave Densmore, "Fishing Fever," spoken word by Dave Densmore, (It's Not Just the Fish, Boy!)

14. Jon Broderick and Jay Speakman, "Girl with Dark Eyes at the Cannery," by Jon Broderick, (Heading Home.)

15. Porfessor Longhair, "Crawfish Fiesta," by Professor Longhair, (Crawfish Fiesta.)

On that note, let's celebrate FAT TUESDAY!

16. Coco Robicheaux, "Juanita," by Coco Robichaeux, (Louisiana Medicine Man--Orleans 1998.)

17. Queen Ida, "Home on the Bayou," by Jim Wilson, (Mardi Gras, GNDCrescendo 1994.)

18. BooZoo Chavis, "Rock Me Mama," by Arthur Crudup, (Down Home on Dog Hill--Rounder2000.)

19. Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys, "Bayou Schwarz," (La Toussaint-- Rounder 1995.)

20. Rosie Ledet, "Bayou Blues," by Rosie Ledet, (Zydeco Sensation-- Maison de Soul1997.)

21. Marva Wright, "Bluesiana Mama," by Marva Wright, (Heartbreakin' Woman-- MardiGras1998.)

22. Kermit Ruffins, "Things are Getting Better," by Cannon Ball Adderley and Eddy Jefferson, (Swing This-- BasinStreet1999.)

23. Maria Muldaur, "Louisiana Love Call," by M. Grebb, (Louisiana Love Call-- BlackTop1992.)

24. Dr. John with Eddie Bo and Dave Bartholomew, "The Monkey," by Dave Bartholomew, (N'Awlinz, Dis Dat or D'Udda--EMI2004.)

25. Irma Thomas, "Walk Around Heaven All Day," by Cassietta George, (Walk Around Heaven-- Rounder1994.)

26. Balfa Toujours, "La Canard A Bois Sec," by Dirk Powell and Christine Balfa, (Deux Voyages-- Rounder1996.)

27. Zakiya Hooker, "New Orleans Rain," by Doug Duffey, (Flavors of the Blues-- Pointblank1996.)

28. Marcia Ball, "Louella," by Marcia Ball, (Presumed Innocent.)

29. Denise Drake, "See You When I See You," by Denise Drake, (Read My Lips.)

Tune in next week when I, Calamity Jane, get to spend some on-air time with Fisher Poet legends, Dave Densmore and Geno Leech.

Cafe Vaquera,

February 9th, 2010

1. The Play-Rite Boys, "Calamity Jane Theme," by Teddy Deane.

2. The Duhks, "Camtown Races," by Stephen Foster, (Beautiful Dreamer-- AmericanRootsPublishing2004.)

3. Railroad Earth, "Drag Him Down," by Todd Sheaffer, (Bird in a House-- SugarHill2002.)

4. Doc Watson and the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, "Tennessee Stud," by Jimmie Driftwood, (Will the Circle be Unbroken.)

5. Hoyt Axton, "Beyond these Walls," "Penny Whistle Song," "The Devil," by Hoyt Axton, (Fearless-- ABCBlueThumb1976.) RIP David Fuller...

6. Jeffrey Frederick and the Clamtones, "Rising in the Morning," by Jeffrey Frederick, (The Resurrection of Spiders in the Moonlight-- FrederickProductions2007.)

7. Mollie O'Brien, "Alaska," by Molly O'Brien, (Roots and Rhythms, KSUT Radio LIVE.)

8. John Prine, "My Old Kentucky Home, Goodnight," by Stephen Foster, (Beautiful Dreamer.)

9. Erica Wheeler, "Sober Harley Guys," by Erica Wheeler, (The Harvest-- Signature1996.)

10. Kid Siegel, "Sweet Home on the Coast," by David "Kid" Siegel, (Sweet Home on the Coast-- Sleepy Owl2000.)

11. Freak Mountain Ramblers, "Belly Song," by Antonia, (Freak Mountain Ramblers-- FMR1999.)

12. Emmylou Harris, "Queen of the Silver Dollar," by Shel Silverstein, (Pieces of the Sky-- WarnerBrothers1975.)

13. Fred Eaglesmith, "Spookin' the Horses," by Fred Eaglesmith, (Lipstick, Lies, and Gasoline-- Razor&Tie1997.)

14. Esther Phillips, "You've Been a Good Ole Wagon," by John Henry, (You've Come a Long Way, Baby-- Phonogram/Polygram1977.)

15. Professor Longhair, "You're Driving Me Crazy," by Professor Longhair, (Crawfish Fiesta-- Alligator1980.)

16. Del Reeves, "My Baby Loves to Rock," by D. Reeves, (A Capitol Rockabilly Party-Part 1-- Disky1999.)

17. Faron Young, "Honey Stop," unknown, (A Capitol Rockabilly Party-Part 1--Disky1999.)

18. K.D.Lang, "Big Boned Gal," by K.D.Lang/ Ben Mink, (Absolute Torch and Twang-- Sire1989.)

19. Jerry Lee Lewis, "Who's Gonna Play this Old Piano?" by R. Griff, (Who's Gonna Play this Old Piano?--Mercury1972.)

20. Dan Hicks and The Hot Licks with Willie Nelson, "One More Cowboy," by Allan Jacobs, (Selected Shorts--Surfdog2004.)

21. Juanita Family and Friends, "Come on Down," by J. Corbin, Rebel, (Juanita Family and Friends--FamilyPlanRecords2004.)

22. Delbert McClinton, "Victim of Life's Circumstances," by Delbert McClinton, (Honky Tonk 'N' Blues--MCA1994.)

23. Fleetwood Mac, "Hi Ho Silver," by Spencer/ Kirwan, (Kiln House--Reprise1970.)

24. Joan Armatrading, "Tall in the Saddle," by Joan Armatrading, (Joan Armatrading--Rondor1976.)

25. Little Feat and Friends with Sam Bush, "I Will Play for Gumbo," by Jimmy Buffett, (Join the Band--LittleFeat2008.)

26. Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys, "Between Eunice and Opelousas," by Marc Savoy, (LaToussaint--Rounder1995.)

27. Rosie Ledet, "Sweetheart Style," by Rosie Ledet, (Zydeco Sensation--MaisonDeSoul1999.)

28. James Booker, "Save Your Love for Me," by Buddy Johnson, (Resurrection of the Bayou Maharaja-- Rounder1993.)

29. denise Drake, "See You When I See You," by Denise Drake, (Read my Lips-- Smokin' Mamma.)