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• Brian1964Smith

  

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  December 12, 2011 11:26 AM PST

   

  Eric Andersen-Dusty Boxcar Wall

   

  Albert Frank Bedoe-Copper Kettle

   

  Chuck Berry-Thirty Days

   

  Bobbie Braddock and Curly Putman-He Stopped Loving Her Today

   

  Anne Briggs-Ride Ride

   

  Greg Brown-Summer Evening

   

  Albert E. Brumley-I'll Fly Away

   

  A.P. Carter-Fifty Miles Of Elbow Room

                  Gold Watch And Chain

   

  The Delmore Brothers-Blues Stay Away From Me

   

  Danny Dill and Marijohn Wilkin-Long Black Veil

   

  Jimmy Driftwood-Tennessee Stud

   

  Bob Dylan-Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You

                  Queen Jane Approximately(DRM)

                  I'll Be Your Baby Tonight(DRM)

                  Dear Landlord(DRM)

                 

   

  Jay Farrar-Barstow

   

  Lefty Frizzell-Mom And Dad's Waltz

   

  Jesse Fuller-Monkey And The Engineer

   

  Woody Guthrie-This Land Is Your Land(DRM)

   

  Merle Haggard-That's The Way Love Goes

   

  John Hartford-Turn Your Radio On

                      In Tall Buildings

   

  Jimi Hendrix-Manic Depression

   

  Robyn Hitchcock-Luminous Rose

   

  Cisco Houston-Diamond Joe

   

  Robert Hunter and Jerry Garcia-China Doll

                                                Candyman

   

  Mississippi John Hurt-Beulah Land

   

  Andrew Jenkins-Ben Dewberry's Final Run

   

  Robert Earl Keen-I'll Go On Downtown

   

  Jerry Leiber and Billy Edd Wheeler-Jackson

   

  Harry McClintlock-Big Rock Candy Mountain

   

  Bill Monroe-On My Way Back To The Old Home

                   True Life Blues

  Conor Oberst-Lua

   

  Dolly Parton-Coat Of Many Colors

   

  Gram Parsons-One Hundred Years From Now

                       Hickory Wind

   

  Tom Petty-Stop Draggin' My Heart Around

   

  Radiohead-Black Star

   

  Robbie Robertson-The Weight

   

  Peter Rowan-Ruby Ridge

   

  Paul Simon-The Sound of Silence

                   Gone At Last

                   The Boxer

                   Duncan

   

  Grace Slick-White Rabbit

   

  Bruce Springsteen-Racing In The Street

   

  The Stanley Brothers-Going Back Home To Live In Green Pastures

                                 East Virginia Blues

                                 The Flood Of '57

   

  Traffic-Dear Mr. Fantasy

   

  Merle Travis-Dark As A Dungeon

   

  Townes Van Zandt-White Freightliner Blues

                             Snowin' On Raton

                             Pancho And Lefty

                             Loretta

   

  Dwight Yoakam-Miners Prayer

   

  Neil Young-Tired Eyes

                  Pocahontas

                  Albuquerque

                  Cortez The Killer(DRM)

   

  Traditional-Oh Death

                  Katie Dear

                  Engine 143

                  Wind and Rain

                  Cold Rain and Snow

                  Bright Morning Stars

                  Jesus on the Mainline

                  Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor

                  Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad

                  I Had A Real Good Mother And Father

                 

   

   

   

  
  This post was edited by Brian1964Smith at December 29, 2011 3:29 PM PST
• Masterbilt

  

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  December 12, 2011 2:00 PM PST

  Great start, Brian - are you including DRM? I think Diamond Joe was not written by Dylan, first recorded probably by Cisco Houston in 1952 (the song with these lyrics).
• Brian1964Smith

  

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  December 12, 2011 2:16 PM PST

  After I post the other songs I've got listed at home (I'm @ work), I'll note which ones are strictly DRM.
• gibsongirl

  

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  December 13, 2011 8:19 AM PST

  Great job Brian!
  Is "I Had A Real Good Mother And Father" really trad?
  One of my favorites: Peter Rowan - Cold Rain and Snow
• sarahct

  

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  December 20, 2011 5:31 PM PST

  I thought Ben Dewberry was a Jimmie Rodgers song that they learned for his induction into the Hall of Fame?
• Brian1964Smith

  

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  December 20, 2011 6:59 PM PST

  According to mudcat.org, a traditional American music website, the song was written by a gentleman named Andrew Jenkins and recorded by Jimmie Rodgers. Any additional or contradictory information would be appreciated.
• sponwed

  

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  December 23, 2011 2:00 PM PST

  http://tela.sugarmegs.org/_asxtela/asxcards/PaulSimon2008-04-23BrooklynAcamdemyOfMusicNY.html />
  Paul Simon -
  Duncan
  The Sound of Silence
  The Boxer
• sponwed

  

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  December 23, 2011 2:23 PM PST

  John Hartford

  Turn Your Radio On

   

   

  Ruby Ridge.

  I'm not sure who the artist is on that one.

   

  Do the Esquires count?

  
  This post was edited by sponwed at December 23, 2011 2:26 PM PST
• Brian1964Smith

  

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  December 23, 2011 3:24 PM PST

  Because they're exclusively a cover band and haven't played in a wee bit (when WAS the last time they performed?), I believe they should have a separate list.
• sarahct

  

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  December 23, 2011 4:21 PM PST

  Do we have recordings of all these?
• Brian1964Smith

  

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  December 23, 2011 10:23 PM PST

  All but one or two. Some are less than stellar audience recordings though.
• Brian1964Smith

  

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  December 23, 2011 10:30 PM PST

  There's a song entitled Ruby Ridge by Peter Rowan and one by Johnny Philko. If you can send me a snippt of the lyrics, I'll let you know which one it is.
• sponwed

  

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  December 24, 2011 10:11 AM PST

  It's the Peter Rowan one.

   

   

  Got a few more...

   

  JJ Cale

  After Midnight

  2004-11-11 - Melbourne

   

  ?? - seems that Ella Fitzgerald recorded this one.

  Air Mail Special

  Dave sings

   

  Ralph Stanley

  Angel Band

  2002-12-06 - Dave Sings

   

  Robert Hazard

  Girls Just Want to Have Fun

  Dave Sings

   

   

  
  This post was edited by sponwed at December 24, 2011 12:50 PM PST
• Brian1964Smith

  

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  December 25, 2011 10:53 AM PST

  It appears that DRM comes in 2 different flavors: (A) With Ketcham Secor, Morgan Jahning, Willie Watson and Gillian. (B) With just Gillian. When I saw DRM for the first time (3/25/09 The Rio, Santa Cruz), it was just the 2 of them.
• gibsongirl

  

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  December 29, 2011 2:49 AM PST

  breadline blues by bernard slim smith from the album moneyland (with del mccoury and others)
• Brian1964Smith

  

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  January 2, 2012 12:37 AM PST

  We're trying to lean more towards songs in which she plays a more integral part in the mix, lead or part of a trio. I purposely left off songs where she's contributed backing vocals.
• gibsongirl

  

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  January 2, 2012 1:09 AM PST

  think gil sings a couple of verses lead in that one tho. same goes for we're all in this thing together by willie watson where she sings the last verse (beautiful) on PHC
• sarahct

  

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  January 2, 2012 3:40 AM PST

  Which PHC is that? I don't think I have that one.
• gibsongirl

  

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  January 2, 2012 4:13 AM PST

  here it is: http://prairiehome.publicradio.org/programs/2004/09/25/ /> close to the end