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Playlist for September 2, 2006 from 10:00PM - 12:00AM

Current New Orleans Time: Fri, 7:43am
Show Host(s): Ross O'Keefe

Playlist Date & Time: 9/2/2006 10:00PM - 12:00AM

Program: Archived Playlist for Ross O`Keefe

Thanks to everyone who called in during the show. Also, keep the email requests coming because they help when I'm trying to narrow down the playlist before I do my show. Lastly, thanks to all the listeners who keep sending me postcards from abroad. I like them so much that I've started putting them on my wall. Do me a favor and help me cover my wall before my show's 1 year anniversary. If you need a mailing address just check out the radio station's contact information. Peace and love, Ross.

Playlist Tracks

Louis Armstrong
Give Peace A Chance
Louis Armstrong and His Friends
Bluebird First Edition

NOMS hosts Tom Morgan and George Ingmire turned me onto this album. It's a great mix of eclectic cuts by Louis Armstrong.
Otis Redding
Wonderful World
Otis Blue
Stax

There's something very eerie in listening to Otis sing Sam Cooke's songs.
Bruce Springsteen and The Seeger Sessions Band
Eyes on the Prize
We Shall Overcome

I really like the horns on this track. Something about that sound that rings of old New Orleans. Another great email request from a listener abroad.
Hank Williams
When God Comes And Gathers His Jewels
I Saw The Light
Sonny Terry
Worried Blues
Guy Clark
Worry B Gone
Workbench Songs

I just started listening to a bunch of Guy Clark after seeing him in the new Townes Van Zandt documentary and Heartworn Highways.
The Black Keys
Strange Desire
Your Touch - EP
Nonesuch
2006

These guys just keep cranking out albums. They're making their way to NOLA to play at the HOB with Dr. Dog. Tix go on sale 9/9
Mayor
Small Town
Searching for the Wrong Eyed Jesus Soundtrack

An inspiring docudrama of the South with Jim White as your Odysseus. Highly recommend checking it out.
Theresa Andersen
Lorraine's Song
Shine
Basin Street

She's got a new self-titled EP with a reworked version of "Fine Line." Also, she covers Madonna's "Borderline" and strips down the production quality to give you that "in your living room feel."
Rosetta Howard
Men are like street cars
Women Blues Singers

I guess this song doesn't really fit unless the streetcars are running in the city
Magic Sam
All Of Your Love
West Side Soul
Earl Hooker
Two Bugs and a Roach
Two Bugs and a Roach

Where ya at, Dean?
Harry Crews
Stories
Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus
Joe Callicot
Laughin' to Keep From Cryin'
Ain't A Gonna Lie To You
Fat Possum

Last time I checked SoundScan this album has yet to sell 2,000 records and it's so freaking good. Of all the George Mitchell recordings released by Fat Possum, this is my favorite and the album speaks for itself.
OCMS
CC Rider
World Cafe Presents OCMS

New Album coming out soon
Ray Lamontagne
Barfly
Til the Sun Turns Black
RCA
2006

Album just came out Tuesday and it's really good. I like this cut with Rachel Yamagata on guest vocals. Ethan Johns has the Midas touch on this production.
Duke Ellington
Blues for NOLA
New Orleans Suite

Thanks TR.
Alberta Hunter
Fine and Mellow
Carmen McRae
Give Me The Simple Life
Etta James
Anything to Say You're Mine
At Last
Chess
1961

Backed by the Riley Hampton Orchestra and at her best. Highly recommend putting this album in your library.
Shannon McNally and Charlie Sexton
No Place To Fall
The Southside Sessions
Backporch Records
2006

another TVZ cover, but great lyrics and a haunting quality to her voice
Gillian Welch
Look at Miss Ohio
Soul Journey
Norah Jones
Wurlitzer Prize
Lonesome, Ornry, and Mean: A Tribute to Waylon Jennings
Alberta Adams
Messin' Around With The Blues
Buddy Guy and Junior Wells
Hi-Heel Sneakers
Alone and Acoustic
Pink Anderson
Betty and Dupree
Marie Adams
I'm Gonna Play The Honky Tonks
Count Basie and Ella
Dream A Little Dream Of Me
Ella and Basie!
Gus Cannon
Walk Right In
Jimmie Rodgers
Waiting For A Train
Sam Cooke
Nothing Can Change This Love
One Night Stand: Live at the Harlem Square Club

That's it for tonight. Will be back next week with another mix of genres and musical styles. Also, new music from Bob Dylan and Jolie Holland. Peace...
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