IRA'S BLEND #35: THE GREAT FOLK (AND BLUES) REVIVAL.;

IRA’S BLEND #35: THE GREAT FOLK (& BLUES) REVIVAL

Broadcast 7-8-2016

Host/Engineer: Ira

For: ex-patradio.fr

Listen to archived show on Mixcloud HERE

Bob Dylan - Baby, Let Me Follow You Down
Paul Clayton - Roll On, Buddy
Pete Seeger - Casey Jones

Lori Holland - Jack Went A Sailing
Pat Foster - Johnny Runkins
Pete Seeger - The Hammer Song

Dave Van Ronk - Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out
Pegram and Parham - Little Old Log Cabin In the Woods
Peggy Seeger - Love Henry

The Kingston Trio - A Worried Man
Woodie Guthrie - Wreck of the Old '97
Doc Watson - Peg and Awl

Dave Van Ronk - In the Pines
The Kingston Trio - Tom Dooley
Pegram and Parham - The Yellow Rose of Texas

Woodie Guthrie - Jackhammer Blues
Pat Foster - Strawberry Roan
Paul Clayton - Goodbye, Little Brownie, Goodbye

Albert King - I Get Evil
Freddie King - Hide Away
B.B. King - Hold That Train

Brownie McGhee - Crying at the Station
Eddie "Bluesman" Kirkland - Train Done Gone
Lightnin' Slim - Too Close Blues

Jimmy Witherspoon - Stormy Monday
Memphis Slim - Stewball
Lightnin' Hopkins - Highway Blues

T-Bone Walker - I Wanna See My Baby
Eddie "Bluesman" Kirkland - Man of Stone
Albert King - I've Made Nights By Myself
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Lazy Lester - Patrol Blues
Smokey Hogg - I Love You Baby
Memphis Slim and T-Bone Walker - Bye Bye Baby
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Slim Harpo - Don't Start Cryin' Now
Earl Gaines - Can't Keep From Cryin'
T-Bone Walker - I'm in Love
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Lightnin' Slim - I'm a Rolling Stone
Pete Seeger - Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream

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