Billy Hults: the anthology

Billy Hults

This CD is an audio-biography or a musical documentary of Billy Hults's life playing washboard with some of the best musicians in the Pacific Northwest, and some of the craziest.   Hear Billy with the Fly by Nite Jass Band, Richard Cranium and the Phoreheads, Floating Glass Balls, Holy Modal Rounders, Michael Hurley, Jeffrey Frederick and the Clamtones, Baby Gramps, Johnnie Ward, and more!

CAFE VAQUERA WITH CALAMITY JANE

TUESDAY, MAY 26TH, FROM 9-11PM ON WWW.COASTRADIO.ORG

Enjoy a phone interview with the man, himself, BILLY HULTS.

BILLY'S CD IS NOW AVAILABLE AT WWW.FREDERICKPRODUCTIONS.COM and CD BABY!

On May 12th, 2009, the Cafe Vaquera will host Portland's favorite Freak Mountain Rambler, multi-instrumentalist, and all-round nice guy LEX BROWNING.  Lex is showin' up live and in person at the KMUN studio to celebrate his BRAND NEW CD called "Good Rain."  It's hot off the press from Frederick Productions!  It's a wonderful piece of work and I guarantee you will enjoy getting to know Lex Browning on Cafe Vaquera.  He's a mega-talent and the real deal.  (Austin Lounge Lizards, Quarterflash, Trail Band, Clamtones...)

Kathryn Frederick of www.jeffreyfrederick.com produced the CD. She is bringing along BILLY HULTS's CD.  This will be a rare treat for the "Upper Left Edge" listeners, as Billy Foodstamp is a local favorite.   This CD is a compilation of Billy's various musical adventures!   I can't wait to share it with you guys!  

Please Email me at CafeVaquera@hotmail.com if you are listening to the show.

TUESDAY, MAY 12th, 2009 from 9-11(Pacific) on www.coastradio.org.

Cafe Vaquera with Calamity Jane, May 5th, 2009 (9-11PM)

Howdy! Welcome to Cinco de Mayo at the ol' Cafe Vaquera,

WHERE WE FEAR NO GENRE.

Read more about the music and inspiration for this show on Calamity Jane's very own blog!

http://cafevaquera.blogspot.com

May 5th, 2009

1. Lisa and Her Kin, "Jane's Place," by Lisa Miller, (Two Weeks in Texas.)

2. Hayes Carll, "Good Friends," by Hayes Carll, (Little Rock.)

3. Herb Alpert and the Tiajuana Brass, "Hello Dolly!," by Jerry Herman, (South of the Border.)

4. Gene Autry, "South of the Border (Down Mexico Way)," by Kennedy-Carr, (Gene Autry Greatest Hits.)

5. Tish Hinojosa, "By the Rio Grande," by Tish Hinojosa, (Culture Swing.)

6. Craig Carothers with Tim Ellis, "Mexican Cafe," by Craig Carothers, (Acoustic Set.)

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

8. Hoyt AXton, "Mexico City Hangover," by Hoyt Axton, (Less than the Song.)

9. The Sandpipers, "Guantanamera," by Marti-Anguio-Seeger, (Spanish Album.)

10. Lex Browning, "Blackberry Wine," by Lex Browning, (Good Rain.)

11. Victoria Williams, "Tarbelly and Featherfoot," by Victoria Williams, (DEMO.)

12. Bingo Band w/ Kevin "Bingo" Richey, "Singing to the Dentist," by Jeffrey Frederick, (St. Jeffrey's Day: The Songs of Jeffrey Frederick, Vol. 1.)

AND

Jake Ray, "Rosebud," by Jeffrey Frederick, too! SAME ALBUM....

13. Cowboy Junkies, "I Saw Your Shoes," by Michael Timmins, (Rarities, B-Sides and Slow, Sad Waltzes.)

14. Bivalve, "You Are My Orange," by J.R. Stewart, (Middle Ground.)

15. The Amazing Rhythm Aces, "Rodrigo, Rita, and Elaine," by R. Smith, (Ride Again.)

16. Townes Van Zandt, "Pancho and Lefty," by Townes Van Zandt, (A Far Cry from Dead.)

17. Marty Robbins, "El Paso," by Marty Robbins, (Gunfighter Ballads, and Trail Songs.)

18. Lex Browning, "New December Moon," by Lex Browning, (Good Rain.)

19. Alexa Wiley, "Lad Calles," by Alexa Wiley, (Eating That Way.)

20. Freddy Fender, "I Almost Called Your Name," by Margaret Lewis and Myra Smith, (Before the Next Teardrops Fall.)

21. Herb Alpert's Tiajuana Brass, "Mexican Shuffle," (South of the Border.)

22. Michael Hurley, "I Paint a Design," by Michael Hurley, (Wolfways.)

23. Gale Garnett, "I Know You Rider," Traditional, (My Kind of Folk Songs.) 1964

24. Pete Seeger and Arlo Guthrie, "Deportee," by Pete Seeger, (Together.)

25. The Pine Valley Cosmonauts, "Time Changes Everything," by Bob Wills, (The Majesty of Bob Wills.)

26. Willie Nelson and Asleep at the Wheel, "Bring it on Down to My House," (Willie and the Wheel.)

27. John Sebastian and the J-Band, "Just Don't Stop 'till You're All Worn Out," by Sebastian and Vivino, (I Want My Roots.)

28. Pink Martini, "Amado Mio," by Fisher and Roberts, (Sympathique.)

29. Herb Alpert's TJ Brass, "South of the Border," by Kennedy and Carr, (South of the Border.)

30. Denise Drake, "See Ya When I See Ya," by Denise Drake, (Read My Lips.)

Don't forget to tune in next week for Lex Browning LIVE on Cafe Vaquera. 

9-11PM, May 12th, 2009  

www.coastradio.org