Show #192

Lost in the Tracks
Show #192

Broadcast on KTAL-LP
May 2, 2021
4 PM - 6 PM

Hour One

Old 97's - Can't Get a Line

The Beatles - Soldier of Love

Starcrawler - No More Pennies

Yola - Diamond Studded Shoes

Eliza Shaddad - Heaven

Dinosaur Jr. - Garden

The Dictators - Let's Get the Band Back Together

Liz Phair - Spanish Doors

Lord Huron - Long Lost

T. Rex - Planet Queen

Bo Diddley - Mona

Bruce Springsteen - She's the One

The Apples in Stereo - Please

The Clash - Spanish Bombs

Hurray for the Riff Raff - Lake of Fire

The Dead South - The Dead South

U2 - Running To Stand Still

Hour Two

Roy Acuff - Wabash Cannonball

Miranda Lambert - Kerosene

Husker Du - Never Talking to You Again

Abjects - Double Bind

Ocean Colour Scene - The Riverboat Song

Sinead O'Connor - Nothing Compares 2 U

Kris Rodgers & The Dirty Gems - Every Little Crack

Hayley and the Crushers - Jacaranda

Riley Downing - Deep Breath

Jazzparty - Drowning

Lydia Luce - Occasionally

Chuck Berry - Brown-Eyed Handsome Man

Clarence "Frogman" Henry - (I Don't Know Why) But I Do

Angelique Kidjo - Shango

Rank and File - Amanda Ruth

George Benson - Walkin' My Baby Back Home

Lee Ann Womack - Solitary Thinkin'

Show Notes

The great singers, musicians, and songwriters are the ones responsible for this music, of course. But we also need music writers, mentors and friends to help us find the gems that would otherwise get ignored or forgotten. If you're interested in digging deeper into the music I play, I encourage you to check out the following links.

For this week's show, I discovered the opening Old 97's song from a post on Marc Fagel's music blog and The Apples in Stereo's track from a top 10 list he did for Toppermost.

Eliza Shaddad's song appeared on a recent Music Savage show, hosted by Ryan Doyon.

I never heard of Ocean Colour Scene before until Jim Doherty played them on a recent show of his.

Steve Crawford picked "Wabash Cannonball" as one of the 1001 Greatest Songs of the 20th Century.

Which reminds me ...

Correction: I said "Ray Acuff" instead of "Roy Acuff" when I was running through what I played at the beginning of the second hour of the show. That was definitely a mistake.