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Playlist : The Royals - If You Want Good - 1978 -Wambesi Steve Baswell - Cool Rasta Man Cool - 1978 - 12" - Phase One Records Tyrone Evans - Love Vibration - 1980 - 12" - Supertone The Cimarons - Distraction - 1980 - Lp Freedom Street - Virgin Barry Brown - Forward On - 1981 - Lp Far East - J&J Gilly Buchanan - Come on brothers - 1983 - 7" - Sharp Productions ( Jam ) Bunny Wailer - Collyman - 1986 - Lp K7 sur Shanachie - 1987 Sutcliffe Simpson - Who is that mighty one - 1987 - 7" - Sutcliffe Manor Kevin Isaacs - Come on home - 2010 Roll And Record Feat Tenah Irie - Long way fi go dj 2024 Roll And Record Stranjah Miller - Too hot 2024 Street Rockaz Pellycan - Bring to the table 2024 Cali P - Secret hater 2024 Senmbelek Jah Lil - Pet and pamper 2024 Out Deh Records High Nebra feat Indra MC - Stepping steady 2024 Universal Echo Dub Ramon Judah & Jah Warrior – No Capitalist 2024 Jah Warrior Records Jah Warrior – Down With Capitalism Dub 2024 Jah Warrior Records Vin Gordon – Gentrification 2024 Jah Warrior Records

http://www.copperplatemailorder.com Copperplate Time 446                  presented by Alan O'Leary                             www.copperplatemailorder.com                                Music & Mischief1. Bothy Band:  Green Groves/Flowers of Red Hill.  After Hours 2. Frankie Gavin's 20s Orchestra: Bright Star of Munster.   By Heck 3. Teada:    Sarah's Delight/Paddy Sean Nancy's/The Ireland We Knew/The Ewe Reel.   Inne Amarach 4. Niamh Ni Charra:  Cad é Don't É Sin.  Donnelly's Arm5. 4 Provinces Ceili Band:  Ann McHugh's/Phillip Sheils.                 2nd Jimmy McHugh Memorial Concert 6. Mick O'Connor:Old Hag You Have me Killed/Frahers.               Shanachie 34017 7. Gerry Harrington:                Lad O'Beirne's/Saults Own/The New Century.   At Home8. Ceóltoirí Chulann: March of the King of Loais.   O'Riada sa Gaiety9. Sean Keane: Dargai/Marquis of Huntley/The Mathematician.          Contentment is Wealth 10. Paul Brady: The Lakes of Pontchartrain.                  The Missing Liberty Tapes 11. Terry Clarke: Did He Sing Danny Boy.  Lucky12. Tommy Peoples:  Ban Chnoic Éirinn O/Trip to Durrow.                   Trad Music on the Fiddle 13. Noel Hill:  The Holly Bush/Pigtown.                 Live in New York.                                                       14. Mick O'Brien & Caoimhin O'Raghallaigh:                 Teampall an Ghleantain/Hickey's Reel. Kitty Lie Over15. Packie Dolan:  Mullin's Fancy.  Forgotten Fiddler of  the 20's 16. Peter Carberry & Pádraig McGovern:           Moll Roe/Lark in the Morning  Forgotten Gems                         17. Goitse: The House on the Hill.   Rosc.  18. London Lasses: The Caves of Kiltallon/The New Home/The Clare Shout.    The 25th Anniversary Album 19. Bothy Band:  Green Groves/Flowers of Red Hill.  After Hours

http://www.copperplatemailorder.com                  Copperplate Time 428              presented by Alan O'Leary          www.copperplatemailorder.com                     Music & Mischief 1. Bothy Band:  Green Groves/Flowers of Red Hill.  After Hours 2. Trian:  The Poor Man's Fortune/The Fiddler's Key/The Blessings of Silver. Trian 2 3. Dezi Donnelly & Mike McGoldrick:  Happy to Meet, Sorry to Part/The Stolen Purse/Maude Miller.              Dog in the Fog 4. John Faulkner:  Storm in My Heart.  Storm in My Heart 5. Ciara McElholm:  Embrace.  Amergin Fire 6. Andy Martyn: Kitty's 12 Roses/Mrs McNulty's/Jui's.                        Will We Give It A Go?                                   7. Andy McGann & Paddy Reynolds:      The Golden Keyboard/Kiss Me Kate. Shanachie 340088. Paddy Carty & Conor Tully:    The Man of the House/The Maid I'll Ne'er Forget.           Trad Music of Ireland 9. Delores Keane:  Johnny Lovely Johnny.            A Woman's Love10. Niamh Ni Charra: Waltz for Rosie/Lark in the Morning/Cooper & Keegan. Donnelly's Arm Bowl11. Kevin Crawford & Cillian Vallely:             Farewell to Lissycasey/The Fleadh in Tulla/The Ivory Bowl.      On Common Ground 12. Martin Hayes & Dennis Cahill:     Lane to the Glen/Paddy Fahy's.  Welcome Here Again 13. Les Barker: Cosmo, The Fairly Accurate Knife-Thrower.   Guide Cats for the Blind Vol 2 14. Angelina Carberry & Dan Brouder:         The Rolling Rocks of Glan/The River Meadow Reel.           Back in Time 15. Mick Sands:  Lough Erne's Shore.             The Ominous & The Luminous 16. Neillidh Mulligan:      The Morning Thrush/Colonel Fraser.   An Tobar Glé 17. Caoimhin OFearghaill & Paddy Tutty:             Tapping Toes/Fr Kelly's Farewell.  Flute & Fiddle 18. Ruth Angel:  Shipyard Fairy.   Hlywing 19. Ralph McTell: The Grey Sea Strand.Water of Dreams 20. Fairport Convention:                 Meet on the Ledge.  By Popular Request 21. Bothy Band: Green Groves/Flowers of Red Hill.              After Hours

Uno de los padres del Smooth Jazz visita 2 de uno con su trabajo para el sello Shanachie en este 2022: David Benoit y A midnight rendezvous.

The Irish made fires that never went out. The fire in the hearth was for cooking and for warmth, and it smoldered for hundreds of years in some cases. In this episode, Dan Holohan reflects on his heating heritage.

Sue Foley grew up in Ottawa, Ontario surrounded by music and a family of guitar players. After graduating high school, Sue headed West to Vancouver where she spent a couple of years on the coast before transplanting down to Austin, Texas upon the insistence of the legendary Clifford Antone. Since her 1992 debut “Young Girl Blues” on the Antone's label, Sue has recorded for Shanachie, Ruf, Blind Pig, and Stony Plain Records. Sue Foley has been riding a larger wave of success since her 2018 album, The Ice Queen. She won “Best Traditional Female (Koko Taylor Award) at the 2020 Blues Music Awards in Memphis, was nominated for a Juno Award (Canadian Grammy), and she took home the award for Best Guitar Player at the Toronto Maple Blues Awards. The Ice Queen reached #4 on the Billboard Current Blues chart, #1 on RootsMusic Report's Top 50 Canada album chart and was in the Living Blues radio chart for four consecutive months, peaking at #2.Including that win for Best Blues Album in 2001 for Love Comin' Down, Sue is a 4 time Juno Nominee . Foley also holds the record for the most Maple Blues Awards with 18 wins to her credit. Sue's new record, Pinky's Blues was released on October 22. It serves as a raw, electric guitar driven romp through the backroads of Texas, with Foley's signature pink paisley Fender Telecaster, “Pinky” at the wheel. Pinky's Blues is a collection of 12 songs, both original and some of Sue's favourite covers, that demonstrate not only that Sue is one of the world's greatest Blues guitarists, but that the sheer joy of playing can be felt through the recording in an emotional thrill for the listener. A vinyl version of the album in hot pink provides a dream item for fans, audiophiles and collectors. For more on Sue Foley visit: www.suefoley.com

"Pass Me Not" - Ann Nesby ℗ 2006 Shanachie

Episode 52 Dub Electronic Playlist Herman Chin-Loy, “Heavy Duty” from Aquarius Dub (1973 Aquarius). Recorded in Jamaica. Backing Band, The Now Generation Band; Bass, Val Douglas; Drums, Mikey Richards; Guitar, Geoffrey Chung, Mikey Chung; Keyboards, Augustus Pablo, Earl "Wire" Lindo, Robbie Lyn; Melodica, Augustus Pablo; Producer, Herman Chin Loy. 2:56 Herman Chin-Loy, “Jah Jah Dub” from Aquarius Dub (1973 Aquarius). Recorded in Jamaica. Backing Band, The Now Generation Band; Bass, Val Douglas; Drums, Mikey Richards; Guitar, Geoffrey Chung, Mikey Chung; Keyboards, Augustus Pablo, Earl "Wire" Lindo, Robbie Lyn; Melodica, Augustus Pablo; Producer, Herman Chin Loy. 2:31 Upsetters, “African Skank” from Upsetters 14 Dub Black Board Jungle (1973 Upsetter). Recorded in Jamaica. Produced by Upsetter L. Perry. 3:16 Upsetters, “V/S Panta Rock” from Upsetters 14 Dub Black Board Jungle (1973 Upsetter). Recorded in Jamaica. Produced and Arranged By Lee Perry; Engineer, King Tubby, Lee Perry; Bass, Aston "Family Man" Barrett; Drums, Benbow; Melodica, Augustus Pablo; Organ, Touter, Winston Wright; Trombone – Ron Wilson; Trumpet – Bobby Ellis. 3:33 Derrick & The Crystalites, “Lion Dub” (theme from Shaft) from Derrick Harriott Presents Scrub A Dub Reggae (1974 Crystal Records). Recorded and mixed in Jamaica. Engineer, Brother George; Produced and written by Derrick Harriott. 3:39 Augustus Pablo, “The Big Rip Off” from Ital Dub (1974 Starapple). Recorded in Jamaica. Engineer, King Tubby, Ronald Logan, Sylvan Morris; Mixed By King Tubby (Dub Master); Produced by Tommy Cowan, Warrick Lyn; Written by, Melodica, Augustus Pablo. 3:14 Augustus Pablo, “Rockers Meets King Tubbys In A Fire House” from Rockers Meets King Tubbys In A Fire House (1980 Shanachie). Recorded in Jamaica. Backing Band, Rockers All Stars Bass, Bugsy; Junior Dan, Michael Taylor, Robby Shakespear; Drum, Albert Malawi, Leroy Wallace; Mickey Boo; Horns, Deadly Headely; Lead Guitar, Dalton Brownie, Earl (Chinna) Smith; Mixed By, Augustus Pablo, King Tubbys; Prince Jammys; Organ, Piano, String Ensemble, Melodica, Augustus Pablo; Percussion, Jah Levi, Jah Teo, Sticky; Arranged By, Augustus Pablo, H. Swaby; Michael McGeachy Rhythm Guitar, Cleon; Fazal Prendergas. 4:36 Jah Shaka, “Verse 6” from Commandments Of Dub (1982 Jah Shaka Music). Recorded in Jamaica. Bass, Hughie Issachar, Shaka; Drums, Errol Drummie, Wazair (Black Brother); Effects, Shaka; Lead Guitar, Hughie Issachar, Tony Benjamin; Mastered By, John Hassall; Melodica, Hughie Issachar; Mixed by, Jah Shaka, Neil Frazer (Professor); Organ, Errol Drummie, Wazair; Percussion, Bongos, Dan, Shaka Joseph, Wazair; Piano, Dudley, Shaka, Wazair, Produced by Jah Shaka; Rhythm Guitar, Hughie Issachar, Tony Benjamin; Xylophone, Joseph. 4:46 Mad Professor, “Beyond The Realms Of Dub” from Beyond The Realms Of Dub (Dub Me Crazy! The Second Chapter) (1982 Ariwa). Produced by Mad Professor; Bass, drums, piano, Garnett Cross; Organ, Synth, Errol Reid; Percussion – Jah Shaka. 7:13 Love Joys, “All I Can Say” from Lovers Rock Reggae Style (1983 Wackies). Recorded in Jamaica. Written by, Vocals, Claudette Brown, Sonia Abel; Backing Band, Wackie's Rhythm Force; Bass, Jah T.;Bass, Guitar, Jerry Harris; Bass Keyboards, Clive Hunt; Drums, Clive Plummer, Fabian Cooke Engineer, Levy, Barnes, Delahaye; Executive-Producer, Lloyd & Lloyd Prod. Inc.; Guitar, Keyboards, Barry V.; Horns, Rolando Alphonso; Keyboards, Owen Stewart; Percussion, Ras Menilik; Producer, Bullwackie. 8:33 Love Joys, “One Draw” from Lovers Rock Reggae Style (1983 Wackies). Recorded in Jamaica. Written by, Vocals, Claudette Brown, Sonia Abel; Backing Band, Wackie's Rhythm Force; Bass, Jah T.;Bass, Guitar, Jerry Harris; Bass Keyboards, Clive Hunt; Drums, Clive Plummer, Fabian Cooke Engineer, Levy, Barnes, Delahaye; Executive-Producer, Lloyd & Lloyd Prod. Inc.; Guitar, Keyboards, Barry V.; Horns, Rolando Alphonso; Keyboards, Owen Stewart; Percussion, Ras Menilik; Producer, Bullwackie. 7:21 Jah Shaka, “Zion Chant Dub” from Commandments Of Dub II (1984 Jah Shaka Music). Produced, Arranged by Jah Shaka; Synthesizer Mark Victor; Bass, Byron Duce, Ras Elroy; Bongos, Brother Joseph; Drums, Errol The General, Jah Bunny; Guitar, Mike Dorane, Tony Benjamin; Mastered By Felicity Hassell, John Hassell; Mixed By Mikey Campbell; Percussion, Jah Bunny, Shaka, Norman Grant; Piano, Organ Sgt. Pepper. 4:55 Jah Shaka, “Roaring Dub” from Commandments Of Dub II (1984 Jah Shaka Music). Produced, Arranged by Jah Shaka; Synthesizer Mark Victor; Bass, Byron Duce, Ras Elroy; Bongos, Brother Joseph; Drums, Errol The General, Jah Bunny; Guitar, Mike Dorane, Tony Benjamin; Mastered By Felicity Hassell, John Hassell; Mixed By Mikey Campbell; Percussion, Jah Bunny, Shaka, Norman Grant; Piano, Organ Sgt. Pepper. 4:03 Wayne Smith, “Under Me Sleng Teng” from Sleng Teng (1982 Greensleeves). Recorded in Jamaica. Musicians, Wycliffe "Steely" Johnson, Cleveland "Clevie" Browne, Super Power All-Stars*, Wayne Smith; Producer, Arranger Prince, Jammy. 4:07 Prince Jammy, “Synchro Start” from Computerised Dub (1986 Greensleeves). Recorded in Jamaica. Performers, Steelie & Cleavie, Super Power All-Stars, Wayne Smith; Producer, arranger, Prince Jammy. 2:09 Prince Jammy, “Interface” from Computerised Dub (1986 Greensleeves). Recorded in Jamaica. Performers, Steelie & Cleavie, Super Power All-Stars, Wayne Smith; Producer, arranger, Prince Jammy. 2:59 Jah Shaka All Stars, Ites Green & Gold” from Jah Shaka Presents Vivian Jones Featuring The Fasimbas, Jah Shaka All Stars ‎– Jah Works (1987 Jah Shaka Music).Producer, Bass, Arranged By, Mixed By, Composed By, Jah Shaka; Bass, Jerry Lions; Bass, Organ, Piano, Synthesizer, Guitar, Black Steel; Bongos, Percussion, The Fasimbas; Drums, Drumton; Mixing, Calvin; Recording Engineer, Leon Marsh; Guitar, Jerry Lions; Piano, Organ, Synthesizer, Gregory; Synthesizer, Organ, Piano, Pepper; Vocals, Vivian Jones; Vocals [Background], Sis Nya. 5:01 Steely & Clevie, “At The Top” from At the Top (1988 Black Solidarity). Recorded in Jamaica. Arranged By, Musician, Programmed By Steely & Clevie; Engineer, Bobby Digital, Chris Lane, Dave Kelly, Patrick Ayton, Paul Davidson, Anthony Kelly; Mixed By D. Kelly, P. Davidson; Producer, Ossie Thomas, Phillip Morgan; Saxophone, Dean Fraser; Trumpet, David Madden. 4:01 Background music: Derrick & The Crystalites, “Dubbing the Chariot” from Derrick Harriott Presents Scrub A Dub Reggae (1974 Crystal Records). Recorded and mixed in Jamaica. Engineer, Brother George; Produced and written by Derrick Harriott. 3:57 Derrick & The Crystalites, “Medley (Train To Herbsville & Crash Dub)” from Derrick Harriott Presents Scrub A Dub Reggae (1974 Crystal Records). Recorded and mixed in Jamaica. Engineer, Brother George; Produced and written by Derrick Harriott. 3:05 Opening and closing sequences voiced by Anne Benkovitz. Additional opening, closing, and other incidental music by Thom Holmes. For additional notes, please see my blog Noise and Notations.

                                     Copperplate Time 361                                   Presented by Alan O'Leary                              www.copperplatemailorder.com                 1. Bothy Band:   Green Groves. After Hours 2. Molloy/Peoples/Brady:                      Matt Peoples. Molloy/Peoples/Brady                             3. Molloy/Brady:  Crosses of Annagh/McFadden's Handsome Daughter.    Molloy/Peoples/Brady                               4. Andy Irvine:    My Heart's Tonight in Irealnd.   Rain on the Roof 5. Lennon/Hynes/Cooney:    Joe Bane's/Poll Halpenny/             Mrs Galvins.     Ceol Sidhe 6. Patsy Moloney: The Humours of Carrigaholt/Donal O'Phumpna.    The Temple in the Glen8. John Carty:   Paddy Lynn's Delight/Hughie's Cap.   At It Again 9. Tommy Keane:  Sliabh Russell/Connaughtman's Rambles/Paddy Whack.   The Pipers Apron 10. The Hydes:   Rivers Run.   Green & Blue 11. Benny McCarthy:     Shores of Lough Gowna/An Tiocfaidh Tú Ahaile Lom. Press & Draw 12. Dezi Donnelly & Mike McGoldrick:         Humours of Lissadel/Queen of May/Sweeney's Dream.             Dog in the Fog 13. The Floating Crow:   Down the Back Lane/Castlebar Races/Dinny Delaney's.  Down the Lane                                                  14. John Doyle: He Dreams of the Clothes of Heaven.                 I Am of Ireland 15. Doyle/Egan/Williams:   Eddie Kelly's/Tribute to Coleman.               Wayward Son 16. Charlie Lennon: Duke of Leinster.The Master's Return.              Turning The Tune 17. Altan:  Jug of Punch. Island Angel 18. Kev Boyle:    Jug of Punch.   Bon Cabbage 19. Paddy Carty:  Jug of Punch/Cottage Groves.  Shanachie 34017 20. Paul Brennan:  The Wee Lassie Who Never Said No.                Airs & Graces 21. Maeve Donnelly:  The NewcastleHP/The Independent HP            Download 22. Gatehouse: Joe Ryan's Mazurka/ Buckley's Fancy/The Laurel Tree. Tus Nua 23. Mulcahy Family:   Rolling Hills of Brosna/Colonel McBain.              The Reel Note 24. The Voice Squad:   The Parting Glass.   Hollywood 25. Bothy Band:   Green Groves/Flowers of Red Hill.    After Hours

                                 Copperplate Time 354                              Presented by Alan O'Leary                         www.copperplatemailorder.com                                1. Bothy Band:   Green Groves. After Hours 2. De Danann:   Coleraine Jig/Joe Derrane’s/Stenson’s/The Moher Reel.   The Star Spangled Molly 3. Peter Carberry & Padraig McGovern:   The Road to Town/Rip The Calico/Joe Kilmurray’s. Forgotten Gems4. Mike Hipkiss:    Ballyheigue.   Erim’s Lovely Lee 5. Liam O’Flynn:     Cath Cheim an Fhia.  O’Riada Retrospective 6. Hynes/Lennon/Cooney:                 Micheal’s Welcome to Charlie/The 12 Bens.       Ceol Sidhe 7. Des Donnelly: The Floggin’/Maud Miller/Sean Maguire.        Remember Des Donnelly8. Dezi Donnelly:  Conor Tully’s #1/Maud Miller/Sean Maguire’s.                   Familiar Footsteps9. Ciara O’Sullivan:   I Live Not Where I Live.  Humours of Scariff10. Paddy Carty:  Paddy Kelly’s/Mullingar Lea.  Shanachie 34017 11. Danny O’Mahony:    My Former Wife/Paidin O’Raifeartaigh.                    In Retrospect  .                                                  12. Christy O’Leary & Bert Deivert:              Green Fields of Gweedore.                 Song’s Sweet Caress 13. Con Cassidy: The Lazy Dog Highland.               Fiddle Music from Donegal 14. John Keehan: A Parcel of Land/The Hairy Chested Frog/Kiss Me Kate. Humours of Scariff 15. Mick O’Brien: Statia Donnelly/I Will If I Can/Patsy Geary’s.                    May Morning Dew 16. Liam Clancy:   Annach Cuin.   Liam Clancy 17. Tommy Peoples:  Ban Chnoic Eirinn O/Trip to Durrow.                       Tommy Peoples 18. De Danann:  Morrison’s/The Tailor’s Thimble/Wellington’s.                   The Star Spangled Molly 19. We Banjo 3:  Bunch of Green Rushes/.  Live in Galway 20. Gerry Diver: The Bath Set. Diversions

John T. La Barbera- guitarist, multi-instrumentalist, composer-arranger, educator and author, born in New York City. As a pioneer of the music that shaped the first Italian folk revival in Italy in the early 1970s. (he was an active member working with the Pugliese folk group Pupi e Fresedde), John learned the music by oral tradition while touring with the group's theatrical and musical productions throughout Europe and in 1978, recorded the album, La Terra Del Rimorso, presenting the pizzica-tarantella music of the Salento region in Southern Italy. He continued to do extensive research in Southern Italian music and traditions and in returning to NYC in 1979, kept traditional Southern Italian music alive by co-founding the Italian folk music and theater company, I Giullari di Piazza, together with Alessandra Belloni, vocalist, frame drummer and actress. The group became Artists-in Residence at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, NYC and at the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts, in Katonah New York. He was awarded in 2005 for the extraordinary role of the transmission and translation of Italian oral traditions from The Italian Oral History Institute, and recognized as one of the first transcribers of Southern Italian folk music in America. In 2016 he received the John and Mary Esposito Fellowship Award in Italian American Culture and History from UMass at Dartmouth.  He is the author of the first and foremost book published in the U.S. on the Italian mandolin called Traditional Southern Italian Mandolin and Fiddle Tunes (2009) and Italian Folk Music For Mandolin (2012), with Mel Bay Publications. As a composer, La Barbera received numerous awards and commissions. Film scores include: Academy Award nominated documentary Children of Fate; Finding The Mother Lode: Italian Immigrants in California; Sacco and Vanzetti; Pane Amaro; Neapolitan Heart; La Festa; and Tarantella. Silent film scores: La Barbera premiered new scores to Chaplin’s The Immigrant at the Cineteca del Gemona di Friuli and Assunta Spina at the 37th Annual Pordenone Silent Film Festival in 2018 and most recently scored the Neapolitan film ‘A Santanotte and Chaplin’s The Adventurer.  Theatrical scores: composer-musical director of off-Broadway productions of Souls of Naples, (Theater for a New Audience) starring John Turturro and the stage adaptation of Sicilian playwright Luigi Pirandello's short stories in Kaos, (New York Theater Workshop) directed by Marta Clarke. His percussion music has been performed and recorded by the Ethos Percussion group and Grammy Award winning percussionist Joseph Gramley. Published works include: The Marimbaba Suite- for percussion quartet and Danza del Fuego for solo marimba, both published with Bachovich Music Publications; and “That’s Not Italian Music” from Oral History, Oral Culture, and Italian Americans, Palgrave-MacMillan, 2009.  Composer of original folk operas for I Giullari di Piazza: Stabat Mater: Donna di Paradiso; The Voyage of the Black Madonna; The Dance Of The Ancient Spider; La Lupa-The She-Wolf; The Adventures Of Don Giovanni And His Servant Pulcinella.  He conducts workshops and lectures on mandolin and acoustic guitar styles, ethnomusicology, world music, and has written for Acoustic Guitar magazine. His music has been recorded on Shanachie records, Meadowlark, Rounder Records, Lyrichord Disks, Ellipsis Arts, and Bribie records.  For more info visit John’s web sites at: www.johntlabarbera.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/antoinette-lavecchia/support

                                   Copperplate Time 316                                    presented by Alan O'Leary                                www.copperplatemailorder.com                                                1. The Bothy Band: Green Groves of Erin/Flowers of Red Hill. 1975 2. The Friel Sisters:  Young Tom Ennis/King of the Pipers/            Hunt the Cat/Moorlough Shores.                         Before The Sun                                           3. Crawford/Farrell/Doocey:  Kilmurry’s Flags.  Music & Mischief4. Kathleen Collins:  Dowd’s/The Star of Munster. Shanachie 5. Paddy Murphy: Music in the Glen.                             Friends of Note                                                      6. Bobby Casey:  Pol Ha’penny/Murphy’s HP.  Maestro 7. Padraic O’Conghaile:    Bruach na Carraige Baine.                                    Bring My Love to Conamara 8. Eamonn Cotter:    Bruach na Carraige Baine.    Eamonn Cotter 9. Kevin Burke:   The Humours of Castlefinn/                               The Ewe Reel/McFadden’s.  Sligo Made 10. Niamh Parsons:    Sweet Iniscarra:                    Heart’s Desire                                                       11. Kathleen Loughnane:   The Battle of Aughrim.  Harp to Heart 12. Caoimhin O’Fearghail & Paddy Tutty:           Clancy’s Single Jig/One of Johnny’s Own.   Flute & Fiddle 13. Paddy O’Brien:   The Groves.  The Sailor’s  Cravat 14.  Norah Rendell:   Pretty Susan.    Spinning Yarns 15. Open the Door43:    Boyne Water.       The Joyful Hour  16. Paddy Kiloran:    McGovern’s/Tom Ward’s Downfall.                                                     Compilation 17. Mick Sands :   Up the Raw.  The Ominous & The Luminous 18. Murphy/Canny/O’Loughlin/Cotter:             Queen of the Fair/High Part of the Road.  Friends of Note 19. Andy Irvine:  Sweet Lisbweemore.  Old Dog, Long Road Vol 1:   20. Stockton’s Wing: Ceili Swing.  The Collection 21. The Voice Squad: The Parting Glass.  Holly Wood 22. The Bothy Band: Green Groves of Erin/Flowers of Red Hill.  1975

Jon Lucien Harrigan, 8 de enero de 1942, Tortola, Islas Vírgenes Británicas, d. 18 de agosto de 2007, Orlando, Florida, EE.UU. Uno de los mejores estilistas vocales de su generación, la carrera de grabación de Lucien estuvo plagada de tendencias cambiantes y problemas personales. Criado en las Islas Vírgenes Británicas en una familia musical, Lucien se mudó a los Estados Unidos en 1965. Al establecerse en la ciudad de Nueva York, trabajó en los clubes de blues y jazz de la ciudad y en el circuito de fiestas. Su barítono sin esfuerzo atrajo multitudes cada vez más grandes y la atención de los principales sellos discográficos. Firmó con RCA Records y lanzó su debut en solitario, I Am Now, en 1970. Con solo una composición original, el álbum fue diseñado como un escaparate para la voz de Lucien en una colección de favoritos del jazz y el pop. En el momento del seguimiento de Rashida en 1973, Lucien había arrebatado el control de su carrera a los ejecutivos de la compañía de discos intrusivos y completó un álbum compuesto únicamente de material original. Dave Grusin agregó arreglos orquestales comprensivos a esta sólida colección, que incluyó los éxitos de la radio estadounidense “Lady Love” y “Rashida”. Grusin también estuvo presente para ayudar a grabar el seguimiento Mind’s Eye, que vio a Lucien fusionando jazz, soul y pop con ritmos caribeños. La conciencia social de canciones como ‘Ghetto Song’ y ‘Soul Chant’ indicaba una conciencia de los tiempos, y estaba muy lejos de los gestos del club de la cena de su debut. Un cambio de etiquetas a Columbia Records hizo poco para alterar la oleada creativa de Lucien. Su debut para el sello, Song for my lady de 1975, incluyó una lectura magistral de ‘Dindi’ de Antonio Carlos Jobim y una revisión del instrumental de Herbie Hancock ‘Maiden Voyage’. El álbum no se vendió en las cantidades esperadas por Columbia, sin embargo, un destino que había caído sobre todas las grabaciones de Lucien. A pesar de la apreciación que los críticos le brindaron, en realidad había tenido poco éxito comercial. Cuando Premonition no pudo detener esta caída, el cantante fue liberado por Columbia. Una batalla en curso contra la adicción a la cocaína y el cambio en la música negra hacia los ritmos de alta energía de la discoteca contribuyeron a que Jon Lucien se alejara de la corriente principal. Estuvo ausente de la escena de grabación durante la mayor parte de los años 80, vivió en el Caribe y lanzó un álbum mediocre para el sello Precision en 1982. Tras dejar atrás sus problemas personales, se mudó a los EE. UU. E hizo una tentativa retorno a la grabación en A principios de los 90. Listen Love, lanzado en 1991, y el Mother Mother’s Son de 1993 se desvió poco de su plan de los 70 y disfrutó de cierto éxito en las estaciones de radio de jazz suave de Estados Unidos, con una nueva generación de oyentes que descubren las alegrías de la “garganta de oro” de Lucien. Lucien luchó contra la depresión luego de la muerte de su hija Dalila en el desastre aéreo de TWA en julio de 1996, y dedicó el año siguiente, Endless Is Love, a su memoria. El álbum fue el primero para el sello Shanachie, y en el seguimiento de 1999 de By Request, Lucien reelaboró ??11 de sus cortes clásicos de los años 70. En el nuevo milenio, Lucien lanzó el sello Sugar Apple Music para facilitar el lanzamiento de sus propias grabaciones. Estos lanzamientos, incluido su primer álbum en vivo, vieron a Lucien abrazar una dirección cada vez más caribeña en su música. Acosado por problemas de salud, Jon Lucien murió en agosto de 2007 de insuficiencia respiratoria y complicaciones después de una cirugía de riñón.

The Sundilla Radio Hour for the week of 09/18/2017 featuring: No Fuss and Feathers “Dream” Traveling Circus (Roadshow 2015) 5:03 Mouths of Babes “Spring” Brighter in the Dark (Mouths of Babes 2017) 3:51 Richard Shindell “Are You Happy Now?” Sparrows Point (Shanachie 2005) 3:50 Naked Blue “Weightless” Weightless (Bluetick 2013) 3:53 Mark Erelli “August” Little Vigils (Hillbilly Pilgrim 2010) 3:30 Wren “The Road You Thought You Knew” Stitch an Ocean (Swimming Rabbit 2016) 3:30 Josh Harty “English Rain” Holding On (Josh Harty 2016) 3:33 Milkweed “Family Tree” Dream of an American Family (Milkweed 2015) 3:33 Kaia Kater “White” Nine Pin (Kingswood 2016) 3:31 Charlie Mosbrook “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” Hear Me Callin' (Omr 2017) 3:29 Chris Kokesh “A Night Like This” October Valentine (Chris Kokesh 2009) 3:32 Chad Elliott “Magnolia in the Trees” Wreck and Ruin (Chad Elliott 2015) 3:22 Kelly Bosworth “Tell Me” Kelly Bosworth (Kelly Bosworth 2014) 3:24 Joe Crookston “Mending Walls” Able Baker Charlie & Dog (Milagrito 2008) 3:27

show#682 03.12.17 Hmmmm.... A NEW SHOW, Download It !!! Lauren Mitchell - I Ain't Been (Licked Yet) from Desire 2017 Indiependant (4:06) Magic Dick & Shun Ng - Dixology (Live) from About Time 2016 Self- Release (2:58) Coco Montoya - Old Habits Are Hard To Break from Hard Truth 2017 Alligator (5:35) Maurice John Vaughn - I Want To Be Your Spy from In the Shadow of the City 1993 Alligator (5:35) Boo Boo Davis - Who Stole The Booty from Blues + Beat 2011 Black & Tan Records (5:50) The Amazing Rhythm Aces - Typical American Boy from Stacked Deck/Too Stuffed to Jump 2000 Collectors' Choice Music (3:30) Ten Years After - Spider in My Web from Undead 1968 Deram (7:37) The Radiants - Voice Your Choice from Chess Chartbusters Vol. 3 2008 Chess / Spectrum Music (2:34) Layla Zoe - I Choose You from Live At Spirit Of 66 2015 Cable Car (5:25) Mark Knopfler - Mademoiselle Will Decide from Jools Holland's Big Band Rhythm & Blues 2001 Warner Music (2:24) Branford Marsalis - The Road You Choose from I Heard You Twice the First Time 1992 Columbia (6:23) Coco Robicheaux - Decision Blues from Hoodoo Party 2000 Sky Ranch (4:22) Byrds - I Wanna Grow Up To Be A Politician from Byrdmaniax 1971 Columbia (2:00) Harvey Mandel and the Snake Crew - Before Six from Live at Biscuit and Blues 2010 CD Baby (7:58) Evan Johns - I'm a Little Mixed Up from Bombs Away! 1989 Rykodisc (3:50) Curtis Salgado - Help Me Through the Day from Strong Suspicion 2004 Shanachie (5:16) Eddie Martin - Too Much Choice from Black White And Blue 2016 BlueBlood Records (4:27) Al Basile - You Choose Me from Woke Up In Memphis 2014 Sweetspot Records (4:11) James Harman - Decisions from Takin' Chances 1998 Cannonball Records (5:25) Derrick Procell - Why I Choose To Sing The Blues from Why I Choose To Sing The Blues 2016 Hear And Now Music (6:05) Mickey Jupp - Politics from Long Distance Romancer 1979 Chrysalis (2:20) C.C. Adcock - What I Like (Womens) from C.C. Adcock 1994 Polygram (4:57) Scrapomatic - Apocalypse Blues from Scrapomatic 2003 Artist House (4:50) Colin John - 32-20 Blues from Acousticland Lady 2005 Rockview (4:34) Chris James & Patrick Rynn - Black Spider Blues from Gonna Boogie Anyway 2010 Earwig (3:29) Woodleg Odd - Lead Us to the Light from Foot Fetish 2006 Woodleg (5:21)

On February 24, 2017, Phil Perry will release his 12th solo album - BREATHLESS. The International recording artist', flawless falsetto, velvety smooth pipes and keen musical sensibilities have made him one of the greatest voices in the Music Industry. It is no wonder why Down Beat Magazine once dubbed Perry as “The Pavarotti of Jazz.” The Los Angeles Times raves, “Perry has tremendous range spotless falsetto, and his sheer enthusiasm…amazing pipes,” while Smooth Jazz Magazine declares that Phil’s voice, “consistently oozes that natural sweetness and sincerity that can only come from a singer of his high caliber.” Jazz Times Magazine captured the heart and soul of Phil Perry when they declared that he creates “joyous, romantic magic.” His 11th solo release - A Better Man - released on January 20, 2015 by Shanachie, was the sixth one-off for the catalogue company through his collaboration and friendship with producer Chris 'Big Dog' Davis. “This album, for me, represents the opportunity to dig deeper into the needs of the people I belong to, and to take a look at the person I am and the person I want to be, and somehow bridge the gap between the two.”

New Single  “I Miss You” Debuts at #30 on the Billboard UAC Chart!   Once upon a time there were many great self-contained R&B and funk groups, innovative, immensely popular artists such as Earth, Wind & Fire, War, The Meters, The Commodores, Kool & The Gang, Lakeside, Slave and many others who created a body of work in the 70s and 80s that still thrills audiences today.   ConFunkShun was one of the successful bands in this wave, scoring 25 chart hits between 1976 and their break-up in 1987, including such smash hits as “Ffun,” “Chase Me,” “Electric Lady,” “Baby I'm Hooked” and others—many of which have been liberally sampled by the hip-hop generation. When the band re-united with lead vocalists/songwriters Michael Cooper and Felton Pilate, after more than two decades apart, they were welcomed back by their fans as they toured nationally to adoring crowds. Not content to ride on their past hits, they began writing and recording new material which they found got great response in concert. Their highly anticipated new CD and Shanachie debut MORE THAN LOVE (April 28, 2015) is the band's first new studio album in more than two decades. Their new music finds ConFunkShun as irresistible as ever. Comprised of some of the most soulful, seasoned and respected musicians on the scene, ConFunkShun is: Michael Cooper (Lead vocals, guitar, keys), Felton Pilate (Lead vocals, trombone, keys), EQ/Eric Young (bass), Karl Fuller (trumpet, flugelhorn), KC/Kurt Clayton (keys, vocals), Ron Moton  (sax, vocals) and Brian Collier (drums).  

Bunny Rugs was an early member of Inner Circle, worked as an earlier duo member with “Bunny & Ricky” and recorded "Freedom Fighter" and "Bushweed Corntrash," but he is best known as the front man for Third World. Bunny had a magnificent voice that he maintained throughout his career. His voice was strong, powerful, and commanding. It’s hard to separate Bunny Rugs from Third World as the image is strong and cohesive. When William Clark – Bunny Rugs passed away, we played two hours of his music in tribute. Our selections included two solo albums “Talking To You” on Shanachie and “Time” which was release in 2012. More treasures are contained in the Third World recordings. Dozens and dozens of releases to choose from and we built a “top ten” on the spot which was based on listener calls and requests. Bunny Rugs joined Third World after Milton Hamilton left in 1976. In the following decades the core group of Third World consisted of Bunny Rugs, Irvin “Carrot” Jarrett, Michael “Ibo” Cooper, Stephen “Cat” Coore, Richie Daley, and Willie Stewart. Third World recorded for the Island/Mango label and allowed for high quality recordings to accompany the skilled instrumentalists that are Third World. Most members of Third World are unique in their formal musical training. As part of their performances, Cat Coore would bring out his cello and play a reggae laced song with that rich classical feel that the cello provides. Third World stood out in what might be called a “golden era” of reggae bands of the 70s-80’s in Jamaica. Third World’s style is what set them apart – they were crossing over into American Soul with songs like “Now That We Found Love” and Try Jah Love.” Listening back now, the music is deep and soulful with a smooth groove, very different from today’s sound. Third World’s legacy is strong in lyrical content. Rastafari, culture and social issues were always a focus. A focus which was not altered. Tracks like “Cold Sweat,” “Jah Glory,” “African Woman,” and “Shine Like A Blazing Fire” convey this reliable, rootsical message. The uptown Third World bridged the message from the heart of Jamaica and worked alongside the greats in reggae music history as partners. Bunny Rugs was a great singer, as a group Third World is great in the studio and on vinyl and when performing live, they are a joy.

show#49306.08.131. Juicy Lucy - Willie The Pimp/ Lie Back And Enjoy It Medley - 2010 - from Lie Back And Enjoy It (7:02)2. New York Rock Ensemble - Carry Me Up - 1972 - from Freedomburger (3:41)3. Too Slim & The Taildraggers - Minutes Seem Like Hours - 2013 - from Blue Heart (3:52) Spinner's Section: 4. Arthur Ebeling: bad guy (Piggy Dog, Dureco,1995)5. Jimmie Vaughan: without you (Do you get the blues?, Epic, 2001)6. Delbert McClinton: the part I like best (Cost of Living, New West Records, 2005)7. Curtis Salgado: funny man (Soul Activated, Shanachie, 2001)8. Soul Drivers: short haired cuties (Tight White Dress, BluesTime Records, 1999)9. Lynwood Slim: you're a pain (Last Call, Delta Groove, 2006)10. Monti Amundson: continental breakfast (I see trouble, Me & My Records, 1996)11. Sugar Ray & the Bluetones: take it easy (Don't Stand In My Way, Bullseye Blues, 1991)12. The Hoax: much too much (Sound Like This, Code Blue - Warner UK, 1994)Back To Beardo: 13. Hot Barbeque - 2012 - from Soul Jazz Grooves (4:42)14. David Maxwell - Just The Blues - 2012 - from Blues In Other Colors (6:14)15. Shaun Murphy - Chained - 2012 - from Ask for the Moon (3:27)16. Rb Stone - I Ain't Buyin' That Bull - 2013 - from Loosen Up! (3:04)17. Rick Holmstrom - These Roads - 2002 - from Hydraulic Groove (3:41)18. Dan Treanor's Afrosippi Band - Dynamite - 2013 - from Tangled Road Again (3:11)19. Brandon Santini - I Wanna Boogie With You - 2011 - from Songs of Love, Money, and Misery (3:31)20. Joe Bonamassa - Young Man Blues - 2012 - from Beacon Theatre - Live from New York (9:39)21. Dr John - Right Place Wrong Time at The Bottom Line 1978 (4:09)22. Little Feat - On Your Way Down - 1976 - from Winterland (San Francisco, CA) 2/16/1976(7:21)23. Geoff Achison & The Souldiggers - Little By Little - 2000 - from Souldiggin' In The UK (6:09)24. Mickey Jupp - Cheque Book (Live Version) - 1978 - from Oddities (3:22)25. David Migden & The Dirty Words - Blues remix by Scraggy.wma (3:01)

show#46110.27.12A Hurricane be a comin'!!! Hit the tip jar... just use secure credit card!! CCS - Hurricane Coming (The Best Band In The Land 1973)Albert Castiglia - Hurricane Blues (A Stone's Throw 2006)JP Blues Band - Some Kind of Hurricane (Die Happy 2007)Kid Bangham & Amyl Justin - Hurricane Jane (Pressure Cooker 1997)Jeff Healey - Like a Hurricane (Mess of Blues 2008)Larry McCray - Delta Hurricane (Delta Hurricane 1993)Roy Trevino - Hurricanes (Roy Trevino 2011)Marcia Ball - Hurricane on China Lake (So Many Rivers 2003)Ron Tanski - Hurricane Boogie (Dragged You Down 2009)Shawn Pittman - Hurricane (Meridian 2009)St Louis Jimmy - Florida Hurricane (The Chess Story 1947-1975 (1947-1950) (Disc 1))Aynsley Lister - Hurricane (Tower Sessions 2010)Bill Wharton & The Ingredients - Hurricane Blues (South of the Blues 1994)Ron Kraemer & the Hurricanes - Back at the Chicken Shack (Blues from River City 2000)Swamp Train - Swamp Train (Premium Selection 2012)Spinner's Section:all sort of funnyFay Lovsky: funny bizniz (2:35) (Numbers, Basta, 1997)Duke Robillard: life's funny (3:42) (Temptation, Point Blank, 1994)Maurizio Pugno (ft. Sugar Ray Norcia): funny what happens (4:34) (Kill The Coffee, Pacific Blues, 2010)Asylum Street Spankers: funny cigarette (3:16) (Spanks For The Memories, Watermelon, 1996)Mark Tee: life ain't funny (3:21) (This Is Tee, Cool Buzz, 2000)Curtis Salgado: funny man (4:11) (Soul Activated, Shanachie, 2001)Carlos del Junco: a funny thing (4:26) (Big Boy, Big Reed, 1998)Guy Clark: funny bone (3:56) (Workbench Songs, Dualtone, 2006)Ray Charles: funny (but I still love you) (3:15) (Hallelujah I Love Her So, Atlantic, 1962)Paul Rishell & Annie Raines: funny feeling blues (2:49) (I Want You To Know, Tone-Cool, 1996)James Hunter: it ain't funny (2:50) (…Believe What I Say, Ace, 1996)Jimmie Vaughan: funny how time slips away (5:34) (Plays Blues, Ballads & Favorites, Proper, 2010)

show#324Big Jack Johnson - Things I Used to Do (4:29)David Egan - Bourbon in My Cup (4:06)Hazmat ModineBahamut - Dry Spell. (4:47)Scrapomatic - God Damn Job (2:09)Spinner's Section: Jean Jacques Milteau: fragile (5:00) (Fragile, Universal Music, 2005)BluesKings: array blues (4:02) (Money Lover, DRC, 2009)Johnny Mastro & the Mama's Boys: 8 ball (4:24) (Take Me To Your Maker, Nugene, 2007)Sean Costello: goombay rock (3:32) (Cuttin' In, Landslide, 2000)Carlos del Junco: skatoon (5:00) (Blues Mongrel, Northern Blues 2005)Curtis Salgado: don't wait until tomorrow (4:27) (Strong Suspicion, Shanachie, 2004)T-99: big 'ole town (3:16) (Coo Coo, Cool Buzz, 2001)C.C. Adcock: blaksnak bite (4:54) (Lafayette Marquis, 2004)Heavy Trash: gatorade (2:29) (-, YepRoc, 2005)Rhythm Junks: don't ever loose that rhythm (4:10) (Virus B-23, HKM, 2004)Back to Beardo:Guitar Shorty - The Netherlands (6:13)Nick Curran & the Lowlifes - Kill My Baby (3:07)Charles "Big Daddy" Stallings - Let's Boogie (4:27)David Lindley - Make It on Time (3:21)Eddie C. Campbell - Vibrations in the Air (4:49)Eric Jerardi Band - Kaboom (2:36)Vargas Blues Band - Blood Shot (5:36)The Twisters - Second Wind (3:09) Welcome To My Life (3:39)Soul Drivers - Rock & Roll Chick (4:18) West of Memphis - Miss Sugarpuss Boogie (3:22)

Bandana Blues Show #288Mudders Day  show#28805.10.09Mudder's Day1. Frank Zappa - Directly From My Heart To You (5:16)Pyeing Threadgill - When You Got a Good Friend (3:23)Spinner's Section:harmonica stuffBilly Branch & Sugar Ray Norcia: mean little mama (B.Branch) (Superharps, Telarc Blues, 1999)Steve Guyger: blue mambo (S.Guyger) (Past Life Blues, Severn, 1999)Egidio Juke Ingala Band: sittin' here waitin' (E.Ingala) (Drivin' and Jivin', Kayman, 2002William Clarke: chasin' the gator (W.Clarke) (Serious Intentions, Alligator, 1992)Kim Wilson: blues leave me alone (J.Lane) (That’s Life, Antone's, 1994)Curtis Salgado: lip whippin (C.Salgado) (Soul Activated, Shanachie, 2000)San Pedro Slim: fell in love with a playgirl (D.Kiefer) (Another Night On The Town, Tramp, 1997)James Cotton: the hucklebuck (A.Roy, A.Gibson) (Superharps, Telarc Blues, 1999)Back To Beardo:Robson Fernandes - The Time That I Loved (3:44)Big James and the Chicago Playboys - I Love 'em (3:57)Greg Nagy - Not Falling In Love (4:43)Fernando Noronha & Black Soul - House Of Blues (5:20)Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown - Pressure Cooker (2:54)Joe Bonamassa - Jockey Full Of Bourbon (5:22)Slo Leak - Burnt Rubber Tire (4:33)The Bel Airs - Wild About You Baby (3:49)Willie Cobbs - Mean Old World (3:25)Haddix, Travis "Moonchild" - What to Do (3:59)Texacali Horns - Creepin' (2:59)Tommy Castro - Err on the Side of Love (3:45)Jean-Louis Mahjun - Cigarette Blues (2:51)Zappa - Wonderful Wino (3:38)

show#16310.16.06Jason Ricci and New Blood - Wake County Stomp (from Live At Checkers Lounge on Blue Sunday Entertainment 2005 http://www.bluesunday.com )Watermelon Slim - Trashy Trashman - (from Up Close & Personal on Southern Records 2004 http://www.southernrecords.com )Spinner's Section:Candye Kane: for your love (The Toughest Girl Alive, Bullseye Blues & Jazz, 2000)Curtis Salgado: I sleep with the TV on (Soul Activated, Shanachie, 2001)Rick Holmstrom: tacos de pescado (Shake It!, Black Top, 1995)Jump Dickie Jump: the world (is coming to an end) (Goin' Out, Idiot, 1987)Carlos del Junco: up and at 'em (Up And At 'Em, Big Reed, 2001)Back to Beardo:The Nighthawks - Whammer Jammer (from Live at the Psyche Delly 1976 Adelphi Records http://www.thenighthawks.com )Todd Snider - Conservative Christian, Right Wing, Republican, Straight, White, American Males (from East Nashville Skyline on Oh Boy Records 2004 http://www.toddsnider.net/music.html )Albert King - I Won't Be Hanging Around (from Albert King Otis Rush Door To Door on MCA 1990 )Jeff Healey Band - Stop Breakin' Down (from Master Hits 1999 on Arista Records http://www.jeffhealey.com )Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys - Milk Cow Blues (from Texas Country on United Artists compilation 1976 )55th Street Boogie - Frank Goldwasser & AGB (from Frank Goldwasser & AGB on Riatsala Music 2006 http://www.agsongs.com )Peter Wolf - Growin' Pain (from Sleepless on Artemis Records 2002http://www.peterwolf.com )Just search for Beardo on iTunes podcasts for all the shows!!!or http://feeds.feedburner.com/bandanablues

show#144 5/28/06 Rod Piazza and the Mighty Flyers-Honey's Blues (For The Chosen Who, Delta Groove 2006) The Imperial Crowns-Restless Soul (Hymn Book, Ruf Records, 2004) Robson Fernandes- Forgive Me (Gumbo Blues, Pacific Blues, 2005) Spinner's Section: Jump Dickie Jump: goin' out (Goin' Out, Idiot Records, 1987) Curtis Salgado: funny man (Soul Activated, Shanachie, 2001) Free: walk in my shadow (Tons of Sobs, Island, 1968) John 'Juke' Logan: instant enemies (The Truth Will Rock You, Mocombo Records, 2005) Lynwood Slim: you're a pain (Last Call, Delta Groove, 2006) Back to Beardo: Albert Castiglia-Youth Wants To Know (A Stone's Throw, Blues Leaf Records, 2006) Kevin McKendree-Think For Yourself (Hammers and Strings, Eat Folks Records, 2004) Roscoe Chenier-Shake a Hand (Waiting for My Tomorrow, Silk City/Black and Tan Records, 2006) Dave Gross-That's All You Get (Take The Gamble, Swingnation Records, 2006) David GoGo-Walkin' (Skeleton Key, Cordoba Bay, 2006)