Podcasts about Red Simpson

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 14, 2020 57:03

Breaker One Nine! Gear-Jammin' James Riley here with our 2nd annual "Keep On Truckin'" show to celebrate National Truck Driver Appreciation Week (September 13-19). We've got the latest from Maple Run Band and classics from Dale Watson, Dave Dudley, Red Simpson, The Hi-Jivers, Chris Sprague, Sonny George, Dick Curless, Johnny Cash, Jerry Reed, Weldon Henson, Kay Adams and more! Plus, Beth Riley brings a special truckin' blues tune from Watermelon Slim & Super Chikan in Beth's Blues Break and we get a special truck-themed selection in our Jammin' James Jukebox! Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro Music Bed: Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues" Maple Run Band- "Keep On Truckin'" Moonshine Reunion- "Tired Of Drivin'" Johnny Dollar- "Big Rig Rollin' Man" Chris Sprague- "Diesel Made For Two" Dale Watson- "Phillip At The Station" Weldon Henson- "Haulin Freight" Kay Adams- "Little Pink Mack" Bobby Braddock- "Gear Bustin' Sort Of A Feller" Beth's Blues Break: (Music bed: Buddy Guy- "Slow Blues") Watermelon Slim & Super Chikan- "Trucking Blues" Follow Beth's Blues Break HERE Dave Dudley- "Keep On Truckin'" Johnny Cash- "Monteagle Mountain" The Hi-Risers- "18 Wheels Of Love" Tilford Sellers- "Tanker Full Of Tears" Jerry Reed- "Texas Bound And Flyin'" Jammin' James Jukebox selection of the week: Dick Curless- "A Tombstone Every Mile" Sonny George- "Dixie Fireball" Ricky Nelson- "Truck Drivin' Man" Outro Music Bed: Sonny George- "Jackknife"

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LDRS 357 – I am Not A Name, I am A Free Man!

Lost Discs Radio Show

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 3, 2020 61:09

Entertainers with No First NamesFroggy Landers, Sugar Pie Desanto,Swamp Dogg, Red Simpson, Louisiana Red,Boots Barnes, The Gamma Goochee, Big Black,Junior and The Classics, Mouse, Tex Williams, Utah Phillips,and lots more! As Broadcast live via 5130kc sw 8-1-2020

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Cheeze Pleeze # 826

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 27, 2020 29:53

A look at singer Red Simpson who loved trucks and aliens in his songs equally it seems, some carousel music and a fiddling viking, and we spin a record from 1911? Yep, they had records back then...while marconi was still playing with his spark radios and morse code!

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Cheeze Pleeze # 826

Deeper Roots Radio Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 27, 2020 29:53

A look at singer Red Simpson who loved trucks and aliens in his songs equally it seems, some carousel music and a fiddling viking, and we spin a record from 1911? Yep, they had records back then...while marconi was still playing with his spark radios and morse code!

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Country Road Songs

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 11, 2020 116:49

A while back we explored road songs in the genres of blues and tradition. This week’s show complements the theme with a country flavor. Songs of the lonesome road, the lost highway, the wrong highway taken, as well as hitting the road with those classic country kings of the road and highway queens. We’ll hear some early Waylon Jennings, bluegrass from Bill Monroe, trucker laments from Red Simpson, and a tribute to the Carters on the Road to Kaintuck. We’ve battened down the hatches, closed shop, and are practicing social distancing as if our lives (and those of our neighbors) depended on it. Join Dave Stroud on a KWTF Friday evening remote production of Deeper Roots.

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Christmas Special 2019 with your hosts Tobin & Richard

From the Bottom of the Record Box

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 21, 2019 56:07

Welcome one and all and Merry Christmas, it's our Christmas Special 2019. Tobin & Richard relax in the studio and play some alternative Christmas gems. As part of putting together this Christmas Special 2019 we have chosen to eschew the usual banal Christmas offerings. Richard and Tobin have gunned down some tunes that will not necessarily feature anywhere else this Christmas. Check out that turkey dinner playlist! There's the usual family disparity and abject dislike from The Therapy Sisters. Tobin once again proclaims that Christmas isn't Christmas without bluegrass with The Clarke Family and he finishes the Christmas Special 2019 with a more traditional feel. In between you'll meet the unlikely bedfellows of William Shatner and Iggy Pop, with some useful insight from a listener. Song introduction maestro Red Simpson is Truckin' Trees for Christmas and dressing up his truck. Yeah, right. There's much festive music to go at in our Christmas Special 2019 Louis Armstrong offers some traditional vibes and The Waitress along with Devo give us a little alternative Christmas edge. However, without doubt, the stand out track is from Sufjan Stevens this year. So, chuck another log on the fire, wrap up in your scarf and hideous skin tight Christmas jumper and pour yourself something that you'd turn your nose up at any other time of year. Christmas isn't Christmas without bluegrass Tobin - From the Bottom of the Record Box Or, if you're lucky enough to be a listener in more tropical climes, please laugh at us here in the UK who are currently suffering grey skies and wet days, a reality far from the picture postcard utopia. Nevertheless, this is our show and we're determined to enjoy it! Please join us. Codependent Christmas The Therapy Sisters Deck The Halls/We Wish You A Merry Christmas Christmas Treasures Series & The Clarke Family Zat You Santa Claus Louis Armstrong Silent Night William Shatner (Feat. Iggy Pop) Truckin' Trees For Christmas Red Simpson Christmas Wrapping The Waitresses Lonely Man of Winter Sufjan Stevens Merry Something To You Devo In Dulce Jublio Choir of Kings College, Cambridge

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Episode #219

The Sounds of Brooklyn and Beyond

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 24, 2019 54:16

Featuring a brand new single from mmeadows, a new ECM release from Jan Garbarek and the Hilliard Ensemble, Ben ALlison's 2019 release with Ted Nash and Steve Cardenas, John Scofield feat. Avi Bortnick, + Rudresh Mahanthappa, Reed Mathis, McCoy Tyner, Red Simpson, and the one and only Richie Spice

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Keep On Truckin' show/ Rockabilly N Blues Radio Hour 09-09-19

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 9, 2019 57:02

Call me Gear-Jammin' James Riley this week as Rockabilly N Blues Radio Hour celebrates National Truck Driver Appreciation Week (September 8-14) with an hour of Truckin' tunes on our first annual Keep On Truckin' show! We've got classics and more recent tunes from Dave Dudley, Red Simpson, Dick Curless, Johnny Cash, Red Sovine, Don Diego Trio, Kay Adams with BR549, Jerry Reed, Junior Brown (with Red Simpson), Dale Watson, The Hi-Risers, The Royal Hounds, Merle Haggard, The Golden Roses, Sonny George, Bill Kirchen, Sons Of The Pioneers and Link Davis! Breaker One-Niner...this is Gear-Jammin' James Riley...anyone got their ears on? Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro Music Bed: Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues" Dave Dudley- "Six Days On The Road" Dale Watson- "...Loose Nut Behind The Wheel" Red Simpson- "Motivatin' Man" Junior Brown & Red Simpson- "Nitro Express" Jerry Reed- "East Bound & Down" Dick Curless- "Big Wheel Cannonball" The Golden Roses- "Bad Habit" Sonny George- "Big Rig Blues" Bill Kirchen- "Hillbilly Truck Drivin' Man" Link Davis- "Trucker From Tennessee" The Don Diego Trio- "Truck Drivin' Daddy" Kay Adams & BR549- "Mama Was A Rock (Daddy Was A Rolling Stone)" The Hi-Risers- "Gear Bustin' Sort Of A Feller" Sons Of The Pioneers- "Diesel Smoke" Merle Haggard- "Movin' On" Dave Dudley- "Truck Drivin' Son-Of-A-Gun" Johnny Cash- "All I Do Is Drive" Red Sovine- "Giddy-Up Go" The Royal Hounds- "Road Scholar" Outro Music Bed: Sonny George- "Jacknife"

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10. The Bakersfield Sound

COUNTRY-Country Music

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 17, 2019 64:44

The 2nd in our 3 part series looking at the major historical movements in Country Music. This week we're talkin' slick shiny suits, sparkling twangy Telecasters, dim lights, thick smoke and loud loud music! The Bakersfield Sound was California throwing down the gauntlet, bringing a whole new badass edge to Country Music that Nashville had never seen before. And this week we look at most the characters who made this a thing: Buck Owens, Don Rich, Merle Haggard, Red Simpson and all the other key figures behind one of country music’s biggest movement.

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Curtis Leach - The Indescribable Curtis Leach

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 11, 2019 156:28

In this week's episode we're featuring the only album from the short, mysterious and tragic career of Curtis Leach: "The Indescribable Curtis Leach" (1964). Born in Catoosa, Oklahoma just outside of Tulsa, Leach wrote his first song at age ten. After moving out to California, he began to be recognised for his prodigous songwriting talent and by the time the mid 1960s had rolled around, he'd had several songs recorded by Wynn Stewart, Bobby Bare, Buddy Cagle and others. On the strength of his 1964 single "Highway Man" (later recorded by Red Simpson and Ernest Tubb), which appeared on the Cash Box charts - he signed an exclusive songwriting contract with Dewey Groom, of Longhorn Records out of Dallas, Texas. And so was born our feature album - twelve tracks, all written or co-written by Curtis Leach speak to the level of country talent that he was. If not for a murky and untimely homocide on the front lawn of his residence in Mesquite, Dallas, Texas - there's little doubt that Curtis Leach could have gone places, because that man had country music talent in spades. Highlights include several wonderful recitations, such as "Golden Guitar" (a national hit for Bill Anderson merely months after Leach's passing); the Okie-pride in "Oklahoma, Home Of My Heart"; the magnificent and fuzzy "Wheelin' And Dealin'" and one which has appeared on many late 20th Century truck driving compilations, "Highway Man".

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Curtis Leach - The Indescribable Curtis Leach

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 11, 2019 156:28

In this week's episode we're featuring the only album from the short, mysterious and tragic career of Curtis Leach: "The Indescribable Curtis Leach" (1964). Born in Catoosa, Oklahoma just outside of Tulsa, Leach wrote his first song at age ten. After moving out to California, he began to be recognised for his prodigous songwriting talent and by the time the mid 1960s had rolled around, he'd had several songs recorded by Wynn Stewart, Bobby Bare, Buddy Cagle and others. On the strength of his 1964 single "Highway Man" (later recorded by Red Simpson and Ernest Tubb), which appeared on the Cash Box charts - he signed an exclusive songwriting contract with Dewey Groom, of Longhorn Records out of Dallas, Texas. And so was born our feature album - twelve tracks, all written or co-written by Curtis Leach speak to the level of country talent that he was. If not for a murky and untimely homocide on the front lawn of his residence in Mesquite, Dallas, Texas - there's little doubt that Curtis Leach could have gone places, because that man had country music talent in spades. Highlights include several wonderful recitations, such as "Golden Guitar" (a national hit for Bill Anderson merely months after Leach's passing); the Okie-pride in "Oklahoma, Home Of My Heart"; the magnificent and fuzzy "Wheelin' And Dealin'" and one which has appeared on many late 20th Century truck driving compilations, "Highway Man".

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Put The Hammer Down!

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 21, 2019 154:03

In this week's episode, we're featuring a sensational Capitol compilation of all-truck driving country: "Put The Hammer Down!" (1976). Popularized by the booming baritones of singers like Dave Dudley and Del Reeves in the 60s, truck-driving country music hit a peak in the early-mid 70s in the USA, right around the time of a nationwide fuel shortage and significant spike in CB radio use. CB radio use amongst truckers, however, was oftentimes to get around speed traps and organise resistance against government regulation in capped speed limits and fuel price increases. The half-sung and half-spoken recitation style of truck-driving hitmakers Red Simpson and Red Sovine echoed the sound of a CB radio, and Merle Haggard and Dick Curless spoke to the trucker in plain, relatable lyrics often delivered with revved-up guitars and standout twang. Our feature album showcases those artists and more (most on the Capitol label itself, hence any glaring omissions) in ten songs that epitomise what the American trucker came to represent: a blue-collar hero who lived the American cultural ideals of autonomy, non-conformity and freedom but who had fierce pride in their country and the principles upon which she was founded. Highlights include Haggard's theme song to the TV show of the same name in "Movin' On", Dick Curless' twangy re-recording of "A Tombstone Every Mile", Red Sovine's tearjerker "Phantom 309" and Red Simpson's sense of zeitgeist in "I'm A Truck". A thoroughly enjoyable album.

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Put The Hammer Down!

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 21, 2019 154:03

In this week's episode, we're featuring a sensational Capitol compilation of all-truck driving country: "Put The Hammer Down!" (1976). Popularized by the booming baritones of singers like Dave Dudley and Del Reeves in the 60s, truck-driving country music hit a peak in the early-mid 70s in the USA, right around the time of a nationwide fuel shortage and significant spike in CB radio use. CB radio use amongst truckers, however, was oftentimes to get around speed traps and organise resistance against government regulation in capped speed limits and fuel price increases. The half-sung and half-spoken recitation style of truck-driving hitmakers Red Simpson and Red Sovine echoed the sound of a CB radio, and Merle Haggard and Dick Curless spoke to the trucker in plain, relatable lyrics often delivered with revved-up guitars and standout twang. Our feature album showcases those artists and more (most on the Capitol label itself, hence any glaring omissions) in ten songs that epitomise what the American trucker came to represent: a blue-collar hero who lived the American cultural ideals of autonomy, non-conformity and freedom but who had fierce pride in their country and the principles upon which she was founded. Highlights include Haggard's theme song to the TV show of the same name in "Movin' On", Dick Curless' twangy re-recording of "A Tombstone Every Mile", Red Sovine's tearjerker "Phantom 309" and Red Simpson's sense of zeitgeist in "I'm A Truck". A thoroughly enjoyable album.

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Cheeze Pleeze # 761

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 29, 2019 29:53

A look at singer Red Simpson who loved trucks and aliens in his songs equally it seems, some carousel music and a fiddling viking, and we spin a record from 1911? Yep, they had records back then...while marconi was still playing with his spark radios and morse code!

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Cheeze Pleeze # 761

Backbone Radio with Matt Dunn

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 28, 2019 29:53

A look at singer Red Simpson who loved trucks and aliens in his songs equally it seems, some carousel music and a fiddling viking, and we spin a record from 1911? Yep, they had records back then...while marconi was still playing with his spark radios and morse code!

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Backbone Radio with Matt Dunn - October 21, 2018 - HR 3

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 22, 2018 53:53

Collateral Damage. Unmoored Democrats encouraging political violence against Republicans. We review the disturbing trends. How far will they go? Senator Mitch McConnell harassed in a Kentucky restaurant. Discussion of the "bizarre" political instincts cropping up on the Left these days, possibly facilitated by years of MSM insulation from reality. Democrats careening from backfire to backfire, pressing buttons that seem tailor-made to boost GOP turnout. Failed Leadership? Unresolved Hate? Grassroots activist Jan Cook outlines the burgeoning "Walk Away" movement in Colorado. Meanwhile, additional "Caravan" conversation on the hard life in Honduras. Can the U.S. Military peacefully protect our Southern Border? The risks involved. We sketch impressive MAGA Economic tailwinds for GOP candidates, wages up bigly in U.S. trucking and steel and all across the board. The Wall Street Journal reports America is once again the world's "most competitive economy." Also, our Deep State Updates as Glenn Simpson pleads the Fifth, Nellie Ohr declares "marital privilege" and Rod Rosenstein chisels a special deal. Skating? Out of time? Luckily, Mueller's "jig is up." Plus, tongue-in-cheek anecdotes about RTD banning fake "service animals" on public transportation. No snakes, tarantulas or malevolent ferrets. With Listener Calls & Music via Junior Brown, Red Simpson, Parry Gripp, Muse and Kelly Willis. Sacred Song from Lauren Daigle. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

RECORD 4 Life And LA Times

RECORD

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 7, 2017 52:54

My name is Jim Walker. This is RECORD. Vol. 4. Life And LA Times This is the fourth in a story series that I'm recording about my life (so far) as a musician. This one is about the dead-end jobs I’ve had, how they influenced and shaped me into the person and musician I’ve become, and how I’m not very good at holding down jobs. — Music featured on this show: THE BLUE LIGHT From the JVA album - BACKGROUND APPLICATIONS VOL. ll Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA jvamusic1.bandcamp.com/album/backgro…ations-vol-ll AGO (Instrumental) Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA Unreleased EVERYTHING IN PLACE (Instrumental) Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA Unreleased KAPUTT (ALLES IST) (Instrumental) Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA Unreleased REAL From the JVA album - FOREGROUND APPLICATIONS VOL. ll Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA https://jvamusic1.bandcamp.com/album/foreground-applications-vol-ll JEOPARDY THEME Written by Merv Griffin DESTROY ME (Instrumental) Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA Unreleased JUST TALKING (Instrumental) Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA Unreleased HOUSE OF PAIN From the Van Halen album - 1984 Written by Eddie Van Halen, Alex Van Halen, Michael Anthony, David Lee Roth and performed by Van Halen HUMAN SEA From the JVA album - LET’S MAKE A PROBLEM Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA https://jvamusic1.bandcamp.com/album/lets-make-a-problem AND IN EVERY HOME From the Elvis Costello album - IMPERIAL BEDROOM Written by Elvis Costello and performed by Elvis Costello & the Attractions BOAT #2 Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA Unreleased THE QUIET ROOM From the JVA album - BACKGROUND APPLICATIONS VOL. l Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA https://jvamusic1.bandcamp.com/album/background-applications-vol-l FAT SODOMY RAPIST From the JVA album - FOREGROUND APPLICATIONS VOL. l Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA https://jvamusic1.bandcamp.com/album/foreground-applications-vol-l I’M A TRUCK From the Red Simpson album - I’M A TRUCK Written by Robert Stanton and performed by Red Simpson WITHOUT MY GAL From the JVA album - BACKGROUND APPLICATIONS VOL. l Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA https://jvamusic1.bandcamp.com/album/background-applications-vol-l FIREMAN Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA Unreleased SWEET WOODEN TASTE From the JVA album - BACKGROUND APPLICATIONS VOL. l Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA https://jvamusic1.bandcamp.com/album/background-applications-vol-l GREAT BALLS OF FIRE Written by Otis Blackwell and Jack Hammer and performed by Jerry Lee Lewis WHO’LL STOP THE RAIN? From the CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL album - PENDULUM Written by John Fogerty MAYBELLENE Written and performed by Chuck Berry TOOT SWEET, MR. M Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA Unreleased THE CUBANS (Glitter Tribe vsn) From the JVA album - FOREGROUND APPLICATIONS VOL. ll Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA https://jvamusic1.bandcamp.com/album/foreground-applications-vol-ll IF YOU WERE ME From the JVA album - KISS THE BRAIN Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA https://jvamusic1.bandcamp.com/album/kiss-the-brain POWDERFINGER (Live) From the Neil Young and Crazy Horse album - ARC / WELD (live) Written by Neil Young LALA Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA Unreleased CHEAP-ASS SOMBEROS From the JVA album - FOREGROUND APPLICATIONS VOL. l Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA https://jvamusic1.bandcamp.com/album/foreground-applications-vol-l FACTORY Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA Unreleased THE DEAD KID Written and performed by Jim Walker/JVA Unreleased DON’T YOU (FORGET ABOUT ME) From the Simple Minds album - THE BREAKFAST CLUB (soundtrack) Written by Keith Forsey, Steve Schiff

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Rockabilly N Blues Radio Hour 07-31-17

Blue Island Radio Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 31, 2017 58:32

This week we spin new tracks from Lara Hope And The Ark-Tones, Eugene Chrysler, Joakim Tinderholt, The Jelly Roll Men, John Lindberg Trio, Eddie & The Head Starts, Fia Sco & The Majestics, The Country Side Of Harmonica Sam and Danny B. Harvey (as part of our "instru-Mental Breakdown"). Plus, we spin tunes from Chris Isaak, Dion, Dig Wayne, Jimmy Dale & The Beltline, Jerry Lee Lewis, Red Simpson and more!! Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro Music Bed: Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues" Jerry Lee Lewis- "High School Confidential" Mario Bradley- "Shake It Up" Eugene Chrysler- "Speed Trap" Red Simpson- "Six Days On The Road" Lara Hope & The Ark-Tones- "'Till The Well Runs Dry" Joakim Tinderholt & His Band- "Hold On To Me" The Jelly Roll Men- "Rockin'" Jack Baymoore & The Bandits- "Walking The Line" instru-Mental Breakdown: Larry Collins & Joe Maphis- "The Rockin' Gypsy Danny B. Harvey- "Evel Stomp" The Country Side Of Harmonica Sam- "Even At My Best" Fia Sco & The Majestics- "Shame On You" Dion- "Shu-bop" Richard Berry- "Yama Yama Pretty Mama" Brenda Lee- "Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home" Eddie & The Head Starts- "Blues Stop Knockin'" Dig Wayne- "Devil Red" Chris Isaak- "Miss Pearl" Jimmy Dale & The Beltline- "She's Wild" John Lindberg Trio- "I'll Be There" Outro Music Bed: Jinx Jones- "Jinx's Guitar Boogie"

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BIRP 29 - Put good music back in Christmas

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 16, 2016 79:31

Next to Halloween I think Christmas has some of the best holiday music. And yet, every year you hear the same versions of the same songs over and over again. Well, on this episode I will play some of the great but lesser known christmas hits. We'll hear songs by Augie Rios, Red Simpson, Huey "Piano" Smith, Little Eva, and more.

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Backbone Radio with Matt Dunn - October 30, 2016 - HR 1

Backbone Radio with Matt Dunn

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 29, 2016 53:38

Election Bombshell: FBI Director James Comey reopens the criminal investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server. Are the wheels coming off the Clinton campaign? DNC Chairwoman Donna Brazile tells the New York Times that "this is like an 18-wheeler smacking into us." Will Democrats begin to disavow their corrupt nominee? Will the rigged media continue to carry Hillary to the finish line? And how has Anthony Weiner popped up yet again? Meanwhile, Donald Trump gathers momentum in the polls, sprints across America and holds two massive rallies right here in Colorado. With Listener Calls, on-scene updates from the Trump Rally in Greeley, and Music via Bryan Adams, Junior Brown, Red Simpson & the Red Hot Chili Peppers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Rockabilly N Blues Radio Hour 10-03-16

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 3, 2016 58:44

We've got a new track from Ruby Dee & The Snakehandlers, a new Dale Yeah segment with Dale Watson recommending the late Red Simpson and the "Instru-Mental Breakdown" returns with The Messer Chups and Duane Eddy! Plus, we get killer tracks from Brian Setzer, The Paladins, Cheryl Deseree, Eddie Cochran, Rusty & Doug Kershaw, Reverend Horton Heat, Ricky Nelson, Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys and so much more! Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey Intro music bed: Brian Setzer- "Rockabilly Blues" Brian Setzer- "Nothing Is A Sure Thing" Freddy Cannon- "Buzz Buzz A Diddle It" Ray Campi- "Rockabilly Man" Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys- "Texas Playboy Rag" Cheryl Deseree- "Stage Door Jenny" Incorruptibles- "Is That So Wrong" Eddie Cochran- "Nervous Breakdown" Rusty & Doug Kershaw- "Oh Love" Instru-Mental Breakdown: The Messer Chups- "Horns & Hooves" Duane Eddy- "Peter Gunn Theme" Dale Rocka & The Volcanoes- "Hot Rockin' Baby" Spo-Dee-O-Dee- "Don't Go Pretty Baby" Otis Blackwell- "Daddy Rollin' Stone" The Paladins- "Hot Rod Rockin'" Reverend Horton Heat- "Revival" Dale Yeah 3 Red Simpson- "Highway Patrol" Dale Watson- "Don't Let The Screen Door Hit Ya" Ruby Dee & The Snakehandlers- "The Way I Walk" Rufus Thomas- "Tiger Man" Ricky Nelson- "Am I Blue" Outro- Joel Patterson- "Mable's Rock"

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