PLAYLISTS FOR WWGC'S (WUWG) APPALACHIAN TRAIL JANUARY 2000
***playlist for 4 Jan 2000*** 1/Pat Sky/Many A Mile 2/Buffy Sainte Marie/Welcome Emigrante 3/Pat Sky/Separation Blues 4/Gene Cotton/World Religion Zoo 5/Simon and Garfunkel/59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy) 6/Buffy Sainte Marie/Many A Mile 7/Rolalie Sorrells/I've Got A Home Out In Utah 8/Stephen Sedberry/Soul of the Rich Boy 9/Glenn and Holly Yarbrough/When She Smiled at Him 10/Rosalie Sorrells/Up Is A Nice Place To Be 11/Glenn and Holly Yarbrough/River (by Bill Stains) 12/Rosalie Sorrells/If I Could Be The Rain 13/Bill Stains/A Song Of Peace (Jean Sibelius-Lloyd Stone) 14/Nancy Tucker/Thanksgiving Eve 15/Bill Stains/Less of Me (by Glen Campbell) 16/Nancy Tucker/Premenstrual Together 17/The Johnstons/The Colours of the Dawn 18/Otis Spann/Goodmorning Mr. Blues 19/Nancy Tucker/Changes (Phil Ochs) 20/The Johnstons/Hello Friend (Peggy Seeger) 21/Otis Spann/Love Love Love 22/Bill Stains/My Grandfather's Clock (Henry Clay Work) 23/Nancy Tucker/Howl at the Moon 24/Short Sisters/Winnebacome, Winnebago 25/Steve Sedberry/How Many Steaks Can A Rich Man Eat? 26/Blind Sonny Terry/Betty and Dupree 27/Faith Petric/Amelia Earhart's Last Flight ***end of program for 4 Jan 2000*** ***playlist for 11 Jan 2000*** (featuring Buffy Sainte-Marie's CD album: UP WHERE WE BELONG; 1996) 1/Modern Folk Quartet/Swing Down Chariot 2/Buffy Sainte-Marie/Darling Don't Cry 3/Buffy/Up Where We Belong 4/Modern Folk Quartet/Sassafras 5/Buffy/Piney Wood Hills 6/Modern Folk Quartet/Brandy 7/Buffy/Cripple Creek 8/Buffy/God Is Alive/Magic Is Afoot (lyrics by Leonard Cohen) 9/Don McLean/Castles In The Air 10/Steve Sedberry/One Red Dress 11/Buffy/Until It's Time For You To Go 12/Tiffany and Kevin Chu/Blowing In The Wind (brought in by Adam Selzer) 13/Buffy/Universal Soldier 14/Buffy/Goodnight 15/Steve Sedberry/The Greatest Things (song by Bro. Fred D. Kirkpatrick) 16/Buffy/Dance Me Around 17/Buffy/He's An Indian Cowboy In The Rodeo 18/Don McLean/Orphans of Wealth 19/Buffy/Now That The Buffalo's Gone 20/Don McLean/And I Love You So 21/Buffy/Soldier Blue 22/Buffy/Eagle Man/Changing Woman 23/Buffy/Priests of the Golden Bull (from her COINCIDENCE AND LIKELY STORIES) 24/Buffy/Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee 25/Buffy/Starwalker 26/Tom Lehrer/The Old Dope Peddler 27/Tom Lehrer/When You Are Old and Gray ***end of program for 11 Jan 2000*** ***playlist for 18 Jan 2000*** with a loose theme of DIGNITY in an undignified world 1/Lucinda Williams/Little Angel Little Brother 2/Eliza Gilkyson/Take Off Your Old Coat 3/Tom Russell/California Snow from second collection of live recordings from Pacifica's Folkscene weekly radio program (1969-1999) in Los Angeles. www.folkscene.com 4/Joy Askew/This Ring (one of my favorite songs. SS) from her solo CD with band 5/Sons of the Never Wrong (Sue Demel, Nancy Walker, Brucer Roper)/ Maybe Just Maybe 6/Sons of the Never Wrong/Consequence of Speech 7/Sons of the Never Wrong/Sun Song 8/Sons of the Never Wrong/Girl Shanty (by Sue Demel) From their 1997 CD, Consequence of Speech (www.sons.com) info@waterbug.com www.waterbug.com 9/The Short Sisters (Kate Seeger, Faye Baird, Kim Wallach)/ Home Dearie Home 10/Short Sisters/Foster's Mill from their CD, A Little Gracefulness, Black Socks Press, PO Box 417, Harrisville, NH 03450 11/Norma Waterson/Hard Times Heart 12/Norma Waterson/There Is A Fountain In Christ's Blood 13/Norma Waterson/Anna Dixie 14/Norma Waterson/Outside the Wall from her solo CD with band 15/Michele Nagy/This Way 16/Steve and Rosalind Barnes/Insomnia Jig 17/Peter Alsop/The Gift (above recordings from sampler courtesy of www.acousticrainbow.com) 18/Steve Sedberry/We Can Choose Love 19/Steve Sedberry/Together We Shall Rise from cassette album: The Open Heart http://tinpan.fortunecity.com/funkadelic/568 20/Kim and Reggie Harris/Follow the Drinking Gourd 21/Kim and Reggie Harris/Deep River/Swing Low 22/Kim and Reggie Harris/Great Day 23/Kim and Reggie Harris/Free At Last 24/Kim and Reggie Harris/Ain't I A Woman? all five songs featured on CD released by Appleseeds Recordings 25/Mollie O'Brien/In My Girlish Days 26/Mollie O'Brien/No Hiding Place 27/Mollie O'Brien/Rollin' from her wonderful folkie blues CD! 28/Amy Gallatin/I Will Always Wait For You from www.acousticrainbow.com sampler UNCLE CALVIN'S COFFEEHOUSE RE-OPENS THURSDAY NIGHT AT 9 pm; next to the presbyterian church south west of Carrollton Town Square. Open mic sign up at the door or in advance. Contact David Shelor, the friendly minister at the church. Secular musicians welcome, too. ***end of program for 18 Jan 2000*** Note from Steve Sedberry regarding the "future" of this show: Driving home after the Jan 11th program my car was struck from behind by a careless driver. Although the other driver was ticketed for following too close I was ticketed for driving without liability insurance. Insurance is not required by the State of Alabama where I reside but according to interpretations of Georgia State Code 40-6-10 such a fact is irrelevant. States are not sovereign as some seem to think. On Valentine's Day I am required to appear before the state court at Carrollton and possibly lose my driver's license, this in addition to a fine of $350. plus possibly additional "court costs." Consequently on 18 January I rode my bicycle and hitched a ride in a pickup truck to get to the station where I pre-recorded the show. How this will end is very uncertain. I am still a volunteer at WWGC and have not been reimbursed for automobile expenses as was originally considered by the station manager. Life is a funny thing sometimes. We may get "points of light" for volunteering but ..... The music really energizes me and though it sometimes makes me cry, listening to these often-inspiring musicians has helped rekindle my own musical fire. For that I can only be grateful! If I am not able to continue hosting and producing the folk show I will still be happy for the time spent with new music and for the radio-production skills I have re-learned and enhanced since the end of my first "radio career" in 1983. I may go back to performing soon even if I have to walk to the gigs! Thank YHWH I still can! -20 Jan 2000 [Jan 2002 note: I didn't have to pay the fine, nor did I lose my driver's license, thankfully, but Alabama started requiring insurance. I stopped driving and bought a better bicycle which I rode until Dec 2001. Now I ride to and from the radio station once a week in a friend's truck. The music continues, praise God!] ***program for 25 Jan 2000*** 1/Leslie Costa (and her folk-based rock)/September Rain 2/Leslie Costa/Heartland 3/Leslie Costa/Shotgun To My Heart www.lesliecosta.com 4/Buffy Sainte-Marie/The Big Ones Get Away www.cradleboard.org 5/Guy Davis/Long Train on Red House Records CD100 6/Leslie Costa/Like A Freight Train ---Children's segment--- 7/Ella Jenkins/On A Holiday 8/Ella Jenkins/This Train 9/Ella Jenkins/Freight Train Blues 10/Ella Jenkins/Go, Aquanetta Go 11/Ella Jenkins/Lord, Lord, Lord 12/Ella Jenkins/I Like Animals 13/Richard Dyer-Bennet/Three Craw (Three Crows; Scottish dialect) 14/Richard Dyer-Bennet/The Hole In The Bottom Of The Sea 15/Pete Seeger/The Train Is A-Coming 16/Pete Seeger/New River Train 17/Steve Sedberry/Song Of The Seasons 18/Steve Sedberry/Goodbye, Friends (music from Beethoven's ninth sym.) ---end of Children's segment--- 19/Leslie Costa/Stepping Stone 20/Faith Petric/The Rivers of Texas 21/Faith Petric/Womanchild 22/Faith Petric/The Colorado Trail FaithPet@aol.com 23/Evy Mayer/Let Me See Your Papers 24/Evy Mayer/Mind Your Own Business 25/Evy Mayer/The Nervous Wreck of the Edna Fitzgerald www.folkweb.com 26/The Brandywine Singers (Rick and Ron Shaw, Les Clark, Taylor Whiteside)/ Raspberries, Strawberries (R. & R Shaw) 27/The Brandywine Singers/Lou'siana Young (Ron Shaw) 28/The Brandywine Singers/I've Lost My Yo-Yo (M.McGinn) www.folkera.com (I think that's right) 29/Dan Hart/Tailfins (www.folkweb.com) 30/Ralph Mctell/Peppers and Tomatoes/ from Red House Records, St. Paul ***end of program for 25 Jan 2000*** Send vaguely folk CD's, LP's, 45's, cassettes to: Steve Sedberry Radio Station WUWG 1601 Maple Street Carrollton, GA 30118 Judeo-Christian music especially welcomed. for info. telephone Tuesdays between 7:30 and 10:00 PM, eastern: 770-836-6732 770-836-6731
