This week the play ‘Wot Dave Wrote’ is Country House Rescue – the story is basically about The English Upper Class meets American Hillbillies. So, expect plenty of suitably themed songs throughout the show.
This week’s Ann has done the Featured Album which is Country Life By Roxy Music. Pen has swapped her for Man of the Week – and has chosen a certain hunky Rock Country guy… but you are gonna have to wait to find out who!! What’s Your Style has got Blues-Rock, Jazz, R & B, and traditional Blues – all within the theme of the week, of course. There are 4 excellent tracks for Pen’s Rock Picks and, once again, there are 4 in her Chill Out Zone later in the show. There will be all the other usual features (see Pen’s poster, below) and, as ever, our normal eclectic mix of music. There will be tracks from Gabby Young, Al Stewart, Alison Kraus, Blur, Blackberry Smoke, Garth Brooks, Marshall Tucker Band, Beatles, All Kooper & Shuggie Otis, Procol Harum, The Highwaymen and many more.
The show will finish with a bit of classical Jazz therapy with Black Bottom Stomp from Jelly Roll Morton and his Red Hot Peppers.
Today, we will be kicking off with these superstars of the Outlaw Country sub-genre - The Highwaymen. Why not come and join us for loads of laughs,all the usual features and great (eclectic) music!
Howdy Doc and fellow gangsters, I am here and listening but coping with a bit of a disaster as my shelving storage unit has finally collapsed! So sorting and sifting and repairing lol
Lurking as I do :-p
i will mostly be facebook monitor and drinking coffee ;-)
Coffee and cake for the lurkers lol
Gabby with one of my fave tracks of hers (and Darren's I do believe?).
Yummy!!!
Candye Kane.
Ann's 'Formative Years' track , The Devil Came From Kansas, from this brilliant Live album.
First one this week from Ann's Featured Album - Country Life by Roxy Music.
Pen's first two Rock Picks.
Excellent choices :-)
Class! And the album that got me and Miss Bonnie speaking together :)
What's Your Style for this week :
Some Blues-Rock
Some Traditional Blues.
Some R & B.
And finally some Jazz - the crossover period between Ragtime and the start of what we now call Trad. Jazz.
The 2nd one from Ferry and the boys!
Good afternoon Doc, Ann XX Dave and Penny XX and my fellow listeners.