PLAYLISTS FOR WUWG'S
APPALACHIAN TRAIL VAGUELY FOLK MUSIC SHOW
March 2002
***playlist for 26 March 2002***
producer and host: Singin' Steve Sedberry
[Most song programming slots tonight were filled with music that was very new to me; thanks to everyone who sent in new recordings and for all the interesting details they sent along with the music]
[May Holy Week become ever more real to those of us who love folk music. If you died today would you go to heaven? Do you believe in our Lord, Jesus Christ, who as the perfect sacrificial lamb of God died that we who believe in Him may not perish but have everlasting life? Do you want salvation or damnation? And when do you want it, now? And what are you gonna do about it, brothers and sisters?]
Rise; Wild Mountain (Francis McPeake); Uncertain Wonders; www.riseband.co.uk
[Rise band includes Debbie Dawson, Gerry Geoghegan, Elaine McCombe, Steve Howrie, Kris Manvell. Musicians are from West Scotland: Isle of Bute]
Paul Kamm and Eleanore MacDonald; Calling On Love; Calling On Love; Freewheel Records; http://www.kammac.com [an experienced musical duo from Nevada City, CA]
Doc Watson and Frosty Morn; Court On High; 'Round The Table Again; Sugar Hill (2002) [very enjoyable song in the gospel music tradition]
Doc Watson and Frosty Morn; Nights In White Satin; 'Round The Table Again; Sugar Hill (2002)
Paul Kamm and Eleanore MacDonald; The Queen of Northern Lights; Calling On Love; Freewheel Records; http://www.kammac.com [with Alasdair Fraser on fiddle]
Doc Watson and Frosty Morn; Sugar Babe; 'Round The Table Again; Sugar Hill (2002)
Paul Kamm and Eleanore MacDonald; The Great Highway; Calling On Love; Freewheel Records; http://www.kammac.com
The Carter Family; On The Rock Where Moses Stood; Worried Man Blues (RCA 1930); Rounder
The Carter Family; I Have An Aged Mother; Worried Man Blues (RCA 1930); Rounder
Jeanine Higgins; Now Until Then; Into the Sun (via Acoustic Rainbow sampler #12); Jeanine Higgins
Chuck Suchy; Molly's Field; Different Line Of Time; Little Bluestem Records (1999)
Larry Pattis; Farewell to Tarwathie; Random Chance; Liberal Palette Records (1998) [acoustic guitar solos from a Chicagoan transplanted to SLC, Utah]
[9 PM break]
Danielle Howle; Red Candles; Live at McKissick Museum; Daemon Records (Decatur, GA) and Mill Records (Columbia, SC) [talkative songwriter from South Carolina with an enjoyable and unusual Southern accent and interesting between-song patter]
Larry Pattis; Big Mountain Sunrise; Random Chance; Liberal Palette Records (1995)
Chuck Suchy; June Fields; Same Road Home; Little Bluestem Records (1996) RR6, Box 69, Mandan, ND 58554
Scott Miller; Dear Sarah Introduction; (single + live performances); Sugar Hill
Scott Miller; Dear Sarah; (single + live performances); Sugar Hill
James Keelaghan; Stonecutter; Home; Appleseed
[about rebuilding burned Parliment Buildings in Ottawa around the year 1916]
Jim Savarino (with essential harmony by Mary Silverman); Setting Sun (lyrics: Jim Savarino and Tim Bays); Don't Let the World Get You Down; http://jimsavarino.com
[this is the songtune I most remembered the morning after the show]
Kenn Batts; Ruska; Grow, Wild and High; www.kenbatts.com
[instrumental]
Peggy Atwood; I Want To Be Jane; Renegade of the Light Brigade; Mountain Girl [be careful what you wish for; Tarzan hears every word]
Lehto and Wright featuring Matt Jacobs; The Butcher Boy; Ye Mariners All; New Folk Records (Mpls, MN) [Steve Lehto and John Wright]
Amy Speace; Gettysburg; The Grassy Hill Sessions; Twangirl Music; www.amyspeace.com [story about a Confederate soldier husband whose gender-disguised wife fell with him in battle]
Robert Lee Benton, Jr. and Oscar Gonzalez; El Corrido Nogales; Heroes and Horses; Corridos from the Arizona - Sonora Borderlands; Smithsonian-Folkways
Woody Guthrie; Ramblin' Round; There Is No Eye; Smithsonian-Folkways
***end of program for 26 March 2002***
***playlist for 19 March 2002***
producer and host: Singin' Steve Sedberry
Y'all; Cottonwood Tree; Hey, Y'all ; Lucky Green Dress; www.luckygreendress.com
[satirical soundtrack for a 1950's style nostalgic tv show that's yet to aire; since one of the guys wears a dress maybe it's more like Shakespeare's Globe theater?]
Y'all; I Walk The Line (Johnnnnnie Cash); Hey, Y'all; Lucky Green Dress; www.luckygreendress.com
Y'all; Does It Feel Like Home?; Hey, Y'all; Lucky Green Dress; www.luckygreendress.com
Kenn Batts; Tangled; Grow, Wild and High; www.kenbatts.com
Jim Savarino; Turn Your World Around; Don't Let The World Get You Down; www.jimsavarino.com
Helen Avakian; Page's Jig; Vanishing Point; Helen Highwater
The Carter Family; Weary Prodigal Son; Worried Man Blues (RCA 1930); Rounder
The Carter Family; Sow 'Em On The Mountain; Worried Man Blues (RCA 1930); Rounder
Providence; The Curlew Hills/Fr. Dollard's (Hornpipes); A Fig For A Kiss; Appleseed Rec.
Michael Veitch; Pledging Allegiance; Southern Girl; Silverwolf
Carl Cacho; Save Me A Seat (tribute to Bill Monroe); Spark; www.carlcacho.com
Bill Monroe and Doc Watson; You Won't Be Satisfied That Way; live duet recordings, 1963-1980; Smithsonian-Folkways
Bill Monroe and Doc Watson; Kentucky Mandolin; live duet recordings, 1963-1980; Smithsonian-Folkways
Bill Monroe and Doc Watson; Turkey In The Straw; live duet recordings, 1963-1980; Smithsonian-Folkways
[9 PM break]
J.P. Jones; What Took You So Long?; Ashes; Vision Company Records
Steve Sedberry; Walkin' Down 20th Street; A Few Songs; Steve Sedberry Music
Bailey Jester ; Slow Water; Above the Misery Line; Johnny Cut Records
[half-brothers: Matt Jordan and Young Stryker from Griffin, GA]
The Country Gentlemen; They're At Rest Together; Folk Songs and Bluegrass; Smithsonian-Folkways
Lucy Webster; Going Through; In My Opinion; Reg Jag
Lucy Webster; Under The Stars; In My Opinion; Reg Jag
Del McCoury, Doc Watson and Mac Wiseman; New Moon Over My Shoulder; Mac Doc Del; Sugar Hill (1998)
Del McCoury, Doc Watson and Mac Wiseman; I Wonder Where You Are Tonight; Mac Doc Del; Sugar Hill (1998)
Del McCoury, Doc Watson and Mac Wiseman; I've Endured; Mac Doc Del; Sugar Hill (1998)
Matt Watroba; Get Up and Go (Pete Seeger); The Best Is Yet To Be; Ledgewood Records
Pete Seeger; Sicilian Tarantella (instrumental); Pete Seeger Singalong, Sanders Theater, Cambridge, Massachusetts; 1980; Smithsonian-Folkways
Pete Seeger; If I Had A Hammer; Pete Seeger Singalong, Sanders Theater, Cambridge, Massachusetts; 1980; Smithsonian-Folkways
Pete Seeger; Young Woman Who Swallowed A Lie; Pete Seeger Singalong, Sanders Theater, Cambridge, Massachusetts; 1980; Smithsonian-Folkways
[just two or three verses]
Pete Seeger; Twelve Gates To The City; Pete Seeger Singalong, Sanders Theater, Cambridge, Massachusetts; 1980; Smithsonian-Folkways
Stanley Brothers; Wildwood Flower; Long Journey Home
Del McCoury, Doc Watson and Mac Wiseman; More Pretty Girls Than One (Arthur Smith version); Mac Doc Del; Sugar Hill (1998)
[Did Woody Guthrie write this song all by himself before Arthur Smith adapted it? Or did Woody borrow it too?]
our theme song: Mexican Blues; Pete Seeger
***end of program for 19 March 2002***
***playlist for 12 March 2002***
producer and host: Singin' Steve Sedberry
Rodney Crowell; Highway 17; The Houston Kid; Sugar Hill
[the best laid plans of mice and men oft gang a glee]
Larry Mitchell; The Bridge; The Bridge; TexPatriate
[there's a river over there that must be crossed]
Rodney Crowell; The Rock Of My Soul; The Houston Kid; Sugar Hill
[memories of an abusive father]
Larry Mitchell; Here In the Neon; The Bridge; TexPatriate
[country song more than folk]
Carl Cacho; November, 2000 (eulogy for Al Grierson); Spark; www.carlcacho.com
Carl Cacho; Save Me A Seat (tribute to Bill Monroe); Spark; www.carlcacho.com
Bill Monroe and Doc Watson; What Would You Give In Exchange For Your Soul?; live duet recordings, 1963-1980; Smithsonian-Folkways
The Carter Family; Weary Prodigal Son; Worried Man Blues (RCA 1930); Rounder
The Carter Family; My Old Cottage Home; Worried Man Blues (RCA 1930); Rounder
Bailey Jester ; Slow Water; Above the Misery Line; Johnny Cut Records
[half-brothers: Matt Jordan and Young Stryker from Griffin, GA]
Michael Veitch; Pledging Allegiance; Southern Girl; Silverwolf
Ray Korona Band; Gay Free Boy Scouts; The People Are In Charge; Hobo Star Music
[I asked the radio audience to call in their comments about whether I should play this song again: one for and one against; both male]
Tret Fure; The Working Poor; Time Turns The Moon; Second Wave Records, div. of Olivia Records; www.tretfure.com/(pronounced like Fury)
Helen Avakian; Vanishing Point; Vanishing Point; Helen Highwater; www.helenavakian.com/
Steve Sedberry; I Can See The Light In You; A Few Songs; Steve Sedberry Music
Danielle Howle and The Tantrums; If You Wanna Leave; do a two sable (1997); Daemon Records;
[http://members.aol.com/sctantrums/]
Daemon Records is owned by Indigo Girl Amy Ray
[http://www.daniellehowle.com/]
Danielle Howle
PO BOX 5615
Columbia, SC 29250
Email: danielle@daniellehowle.com
Julia Fordham; More Than I Can Bear; east west; Virgin Records America, Inc.
Antonio Carlos Jobim; The Girl From Ipnema (with Stan Getz, Joao Gilberto and Astrid Gilberto); The Man From Ipanema; Verve (1995)
Lisa Ono with Joao Donato; Garotad Ipanema (Girl From Ipanema); Heirs To Jobim, A Music Tribute; RCA/BMG
[Lisa was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil but moved to Japan, home of her ancestors, at the age of ten]
Randall Goodgame and his wife, Amy; House of gold; Fruit;
[www.thirdcoastartists.com/randall.html ]
Randall Goodgame; The Wind; Hank; (song demo)
[Hailing from Clearwater, Florida, Goodgame began piano lessons at age eight, and when he was sixteen he began studying with a local Brazilian jazz pianist named Manfredo Fest, who stirred in Goodgame a love for the instrument] www.randallgoodgame.com
Barbara Saint John; Cycling Song; Cosmic Shindig; Fraternity Records
[Mystic Pilgrim Music, BMI; PO Box 22-0051; Brooklyn, New York 11222
BSJPilgrim@aol.com]
Pearly Brown; Nobody's Fault But Mine
[Reverend Brown recalled a conversation with the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. concerning an upcoming civil rights march. " Dr. King said, 'I don't want you coming. You might get hurt.' I said, 'It don't make no difference to me. I don't mind dying.' He said, 'No, I have something else for you to do.' I asked, 'What is that?' He said, 'You'll know.' That's the last time I ever spoke with him." -http://reverendpearlybrown.org/]
The Barfields (Jim and Beverly); Standing At Calvary; First Step To Glory; Barfield Records, Palmetto, GA
Brave Combo; In Heaven There Is No Beer; Polkas For A Gloomy World; Rounder
[not exactly theology...]
Austin Lounge Lizards; The Me I Used To Be; Never An Adult Moment; Sugar Hill; www.austinlizards.com/
Helen Avakian; Page's Jig; Vanishing Point; Helen Highwater
[only had time for a fragment of this instrumental beneath closing comments]
***end of program for 12 March 2002***
***playlist for 5 March 2002***
producer and host: Singin' Steve Sedberry
[Opening with about 30 minutes of mostly children's music:]
Rodney Brown; Grassy Narrows Song; Wishes, Dreams and Giants; Starsilk
Rodney Brown; A Little Nice Place Called Armstrong; We Have A Song To Sing; Starsilk
[never could find Armstrong on the Ontario map; maybe it's THAT small!]
Rodney Brown; Black Fly Song; We Have A Song To Sing; Starsilk
[humorous song about a bothersome creature]
Ella Jenkins; The Wilderness; Songs Children Love To Sing; Smithsonian-Folkways
Two of A Kind; Cranes Over Hiroshima; Love Makes A Family; Magillacully [Is childhood leukemia too serious a subject for a children's song?]
Ella Jenkins; Dulce, Dulce; Songs Children Love To Sing; Smithsonian-Folkways
[how much we can learn from Ella!]
Ella Jenkins; Ten Green Bottles; Songs Children Love To Sing; Smithsonian-Folkways
Ella Jenkins; This Away, That Away; Songs Children Love To Sing; Smithsonian-Folkways
Katherine Dines; Down In Sleepytown; Hunk-Ta-Bunk-Ta-Boo; Hunk-Ta-Bunk-Ta-Music
[she must be a great live performer]
Nancy Tucker; I'm Not Too Short; Glad That You Asked; A Gentle Wind
[a great song about being who we are]
[end of children's segment]
Lisa Ono with Joao Donato; Garotad Ipanema (Girl From Ipanema); Heirs To Jobim, A Music Tribute; RCA/BMG
[Japanese-Portugese-Brazillian musical connection]
Cottonwood Tree; Y'all; Lucky Green Dress; www.luckygreendress.com
Lisa Ono with Joao Donato; Estrada Branca; Heirs To Jobim, A Music Tribute; RCA/BMG
The Carter Family; Weary Prodigal Son; Worried Man Blues (RCA 1930); Rounder
New York Voices; Desafinado (Slightly Out Of Tune); Heirs To Jobim, A Music Tribute; RCA/BMG
The Carter Family; The Birds Were Singing of You; Worried Man Blues (RCA 1930); Rounder
Josh White; The House I Live In; Free and Equal Blues; Smithsonian-Folkways
[9PM break]
Bailey Jester; Ain't For Lack of Tryin'; Above the Misery Line; Johnny Cut Records
Rodney Brown/ Miner's Song/ Freedom In Me (1977); Rodney Brown
The Skiffle Sessions: Van Morrison, Lonnie Donegan, Chris Barber; Alabamy Bound; Live In Belfast; Exile-Virgin
Champion Jack Dupree; When I'm Drinkin'; Champion Jack Dupree; Archive of Folk Music FS-217 (lp)
Champion Jack Dupree; The Cold Ground Is My Bed; Champion Jack Dupree; Archive of Folk Music FS-217 (lp)
Ray Korona Band; Teratorn; The People Are In Charge; Hobo Star Music
Champion Jack Dupree; Lonesome Bedroom Blues; Champion Jack Dupree; Archive of Folk Music FS-217 (lp)
Ray Korona Band; Big Step To Freedom; The People Are In Charge; Hobo Star Music
The Skiffle Sessions: Van Morrison, Lonnie Donegan, Chris Barber; Don't You Rock Me Daddio; Live In Belfast; Exile-Virgin
Peter Kearney; When The Morning Comes Again; Make Me A Song...1966-1991; Crossover Music
Carter Family; Amber Dresses; Sunshine In The Shadows; Rounder
Providence; The Curlew Hills/Fr. Dollard's (Hornpipes); A Fig For A Kiss; Appleseed Rec.
Champion Jack Dupree; A Good Woman Is Hard To Find; Champion Jack Dupree; Archive of Folk Music FS-217 (lp)
Josh White, Jr.; No Better (Greater) Love; Cortelia Clark; Silverwolf
Morningstar; Hornpipes; Away Ye Go Now!
***end of program for 5 March 2002***
Specifically requesting more songs about God and those working to bring His kingdom to Earth (as it is in heaven). I've already got enough ungodly, materialistic and sensual songs, thank you!
Artists: please stay in touch;
let me know you are still there every six months or so.
If you don't understand or appreciate my programming decisions please feel free to ask any polite questions or make any sincere and civil comments. I expect to learn from you. Just don't expect me to lower my personal standards just to promote music I feel is ungodly.
Steve Sedberry, host and producer
Appalachian Trail Vaguely Folk Music Show
WUWG 90.7 FM
Tuesdays, 8 to 10 PM, eastern
Geography/Learning Resources Building
State University of West Georgia
Send CD's, lp's, 45's, cassettes to:
Steve Sedberry
Radio Station WUWG
1601 Maple Street
Carrollton, GA 30118
email: folksinger48 (AT) netscape.net
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