PLAYLISTS FOR WWGC'S APPALACHIAN TRAIL JANUARY 2001
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***playlist for 30 Jan 2001***
(first hour hosted by Steve Sedberry)
Kingston Trio (from lp below)
Everglades (Harlan Howard)
Joe Cato and Adam Selzer *LIVE at WWGC*
Lullaby for 12 Nursery Rhymes (Selzer)
Kingston Trio (from: the best of the kingston trio, Capitol lp)
The M.T.A.
The Merry Minuet
Where Have All The Flowers Gone (Seeger, Hickerson)
(mystery artist contest:)
Eddy Arnold (from an lp)
Sweet Betsy From Pike
Home On The Range
(O.L. Thomas of Carrollton, GA guessed correctly and won a copy of the Phil Cohen & Patricia Ford CD, Caution To The Wind. Thanks to all callers!)
Stephen Sedberry Brothers Always (Sedberry)
Kingston Trio (from above lp)
Billy Goat Hill
Take Her Out Of Pity
A Worried Man
Sorcha Dorcha, a New York based quartet with Uilleann Pipes, oboe, guitars, traditionally flavored contemporary songs of social significance, including: Lorcan Otway, Scott Mettey, Sarah Bell, Bill Bell. (Contact: InOBU@aol.com) From their forthcoming CD:
Dick Turpin, Blarney Pilgrim
Amadou Diallou
Peter, Paul and Mary
Deportee (lyrics: Woody Guthrie, Tune: Martin Hoffman)
Bucky Halker (from his 2000 CD: Don't Want Your Millions on Revolting Records, POBox 257608, Chicago, IL 60625)
Death Of Mother Jones
(anonymous, but first recorded by Gene Autry, 1931)
(Adam's 2nd hour playlists are on their way....)
***end of program for 30 Jan 2001***
***playlist for 23 Jan 2001***
+First hour hosted by Adam Selzer+
Bob Dylan Things Have Changed
Pete Seeger Little Boxes (Malvina Reynolds)
Tom Smith I Want My Music On Napster
Three Weird Sisters Six Days
Clancy Brothers Waltzing With Bears (by Dr. Seuss)
Woody Guthrie
Hard Travelin'
Howjido?
Ship In The Sky
Ain't Got No Home
live telephone interview with PETE SEEGER from his home in Beacon, New York (thanks to Margie A. K. Hudson for the calling card that made this possible!) Interviewed by Adam with a few comments by Steve who used to follow Pete around like a puppy dog (starting back in 1969)
***playlist for 16 Jan 2001***
[first hour hosted by Adam Selzer]
Tom Waits Pony
Adam Selzer Cardboard Box
Wyclef Jean Delia's Gone
Three Weird Sisters Little Boy Blue (Gwen Knighten, harpist)
Tom Smith 500 Hats
Joan Baez Diamons and Rust
Dar Williams The Ocean
Bob Dylan Simple Twist of Fate
Chad Mitchell Trio John Birch Society
Voltaire Anniversary
The Pogues Jesse James
Steve Sedberry (live in WWGC studio) Just Another Rebel?
(unknown singer) Take Her Up To Monto
[second hour hosted by Steve Sedberry]
Charlie King
Vaguely Reminiscent of the 60's, the story
Vaguely Reminiscent of the 60's, the song
Marian McKay My Mellow Man
Kristin Lems Days of the Theocracy
Kathy Lowe (www.woodshades.com/kathylowe.html)
Hosanna
Receive The Wonder
Celestial Sleigh Ride (instumental)
Tom Paxton I'm the Man Who Built The Bridges (1965)
Judy C. Cumbee (11076 CR 267, Lanett, AL 36863)
Grandma's Song (Marsha Ledford and Judy C. Cumbee)
Tom Paxton Bottle of Wine
Josh White, Jr. Gonna Live the Life (I Sing About)
Kristin Lems (1104 W. Springfield, Urbana, Illinois 61801)
Too Cheap To Meter (1980)
Josh White, Jr. Southern Exposure Blues
Judy C. Cumbee (11076 CR 267, Lanett, AL 36863)
Child Of The Red Hills of Georgia (Judy C. Cumbee)
***end of playlist 16 Jan 2001***
***playlist for 9 Jan 2001***
Margaret Chang and Adam Selzer LIVE in Middle Studio at WWGC
Always Keep A Diamond In Your Shoe (Selzer)
Shalom (traditional)
Josh White The House I Live In
[the following segment was hosted by Adam]
Tom Smith I Want To Be Peter Lorre
Tom Smith A Boy And His Frog (tribute to Jim Henson)
Fred Small Everything Possible
(unknown Irish tenor)
It's A Long Way To Tipperary (from WWI)
Billy Bragg and Wilco
California Stars, lyrics by Woody Guthrie
Schlomon Carabach
Kraacow Nigun (Yiddish for song with no words)
Lefty Frizzell Coffee and Cigarette Blues
Johnny Cash Down There By The Train (Tom Waits)
Arlo Guthrie Darkest Hour (in my)
Bob Dylan Simple Twist of Fate
Tom Waits Take It With Me
Voltaire Feathery Wings
[next segment hosted by Steve Sedberry]
Josh White
Outskirts of Town
Jelly Jelly
One Meat Ball
Hard Time Blues
Free and Equal Blues (tune: St. James Infirmary)
Lass With A Most Delicate Air
Live Telephone interview with ELIJAH WALD,
author of brand new biography of Josh White,
JOSH WHITE, SOCIETY BLUES,
University of Massachusetts Press, December 2000.
Contact www.elijahwald.com
Josh White
T.B. Blues (Victoria Spivey)
Freedom Road (Langston Hughes)
Green Corn
Thank you, Elijah Wald, for the chance to read your book.
I recommend it to anyone interested in American folk music.
***end of playlist for 9 Jan 2001***
***playlist for 02 Jan 2001***
John Denver Let Us Begin
Josh White, Jr. Gonna Live the Life (I sing about)
Buffy Sainte-Marie The Big One's Get Away
Josh White, Jr. Southern Exposure Blues
Josh White
Free and Equal Blues
(Earl Robinson, Yip Harburg; recorded 1946)
Josh White and Josh White, Jr.
One Meatball (January 1945)
Josh White In My Time Of Dyin' (1945)
Tret Fure
Against The Grain (Who Will Feed The Soil?) ca 1990
Kingston Trio
Tom Dooley
The Tijuana Jail
Scotch and Soda
Bad Man's Blunder
Raspberries, Strawberries
Everglades
Robin and Linda Williams Things I've Learned
Dominican Sisters
Lord, Here I Am (Sister Amy McFrederick)
Robin and Linda Williams
Rolling and Rambling
The Death of Hank Williams
Hank Williams Settin' The Woods On Fire
Robin and Linda Williams The Genius
Steve Sedberry Proud of My (Human) Race
Josh White The House I Live In
Johnny Cash Billy and Rex and Oral and Bob (Cash)
Johnny Cash with his wife, June Carter
Jesus (L.F. Hutchins)
Lay Back With My Woman
Josh White
Trouble
Beloved Comrade
Charlie King
New York Central Line
(song written by Dave Gordon;
recording features Jim Fitting, harmonica)
Charlie King (with Marcia Taylor)
Close To The Fire
Nancy Tucker Nine Gold Medals
Carolina Sunshine Trio
Cornbread and Butterbeans
Nancy Tucker Howl at the Moon (Nancy Tucker)
Dan Pelletier Must Be Doing Something Wrong
Kat Eggleston (from: The Otters)
The Parting Glass
*** end of playlist for 02 Jan 2001***
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.
