Playlist for July 4, 2008 from 2:00PM - 4:00PM

Current New Orleans Time: Wed, 11:20pm

Playlist Date & Time: 7/4/2008 2:00PM - 4:00PM

Program: Archived Playlist for Valerie 'The Problem Child' Kacprzak

Playlist Tracks

mac rebennack (AKA Dr. John)
Storm Warning
Butch Trivette & the Roulettes
Hey Petite Fille
A Shot in the Dark
Fat Boy
2000
Clifton Chenier
Hey Petite Fill
Creole Kings of New Orleans

I missed last weeks show, so here's birthday wishes for the King. "Clifton Chenier (June 25, 1925 - December 12, 1987) a Creole French speaking native of Opelousas, Louisiana, was an eminent performer and recording artist of Zydeco music, a blend of Cajun and Creole music with R&B, jazz, and blues influences. He played the accordion, and won a Grammy Award in 1982." Wikipedia.
Clifton Chenier
Zydeco Pas Sale
Clifton Chenier
I Got a Woman
Live at Berkeley Blues Festival '66
Arhoolie
Clifton Chenier
Mama Told Papa
Ramone "Pee Wee" Gooden
Hot Tamale Baby
Clarence Gatemouth Brown
Hurricane
Bogalusa Boogie Man
Maison de Blues
Zydeco Joe
Laissez Bon Ton Roulez
Jack Rabbit
Maison de Soul
CC Adcock
Stealin' All Day
Lafayette Marquis
Yep Roc
Jr Walker & the Allstars
Tally Ho (bed for talk)
Shotgun
Soul
Labelle
Are You Lonely?
Nightbirds
Arista
1974

Patti LaBelle welcome back to New Orleans (for Essence Fest)
Gaturs
Gatur Bait
Wasted
Funky Delicacies
Sugar Pie DeSanto
Soulful Dress
Chess Divas
Aretha Franklin
Rock Steady
Young, Gifted and Black
Atlantic/ Rhino
Papa Mali
Keep Happy
Thunder Chicken
Fog City
Ike & Tina Turner
Young & Dumb
Come Together
Johnny Otis Show
Country Girl
Shuggie Otis in Session
Blues Spectrum
Billy Strange
Goldfinger
(bed for talk)
The Ventures
Apache 65 (bed for livewire)
The Best of the Ventures
Rhino
Dr. Horse
Jack, That Cat was Clean
The Fire & Fury Records Story
Capricorn
The Coasters
Down in Mexico
The Very Best of the Coasters
Andre Williams
I'm Movin' On
Mr. Rhythm is Back
Gary U.S. Bonds
New Orleans
Martha & the Vandellas
Dancing in the Streets
Question Mark & the Mysterians
I Need Somebody
96 Tears
Cavestomp
Lightnin' Hopkins
Buck Dance Boogie
A Riot in the Blues
Jessie Mae Hemphill
Shake it Baby
Shake it Baby
Hightone
Dale Hawkins
Susie Q
Oh Susie Q
MCA

"Dale Hawkins (born Delmar Allen Hawkins on August 22, 1936 in Goldmine, Louisiana) is a pioneer American Rock singer, songwriter, and rhythm guitarist who is often called the architect of the swamp rock boogie. (Fellow rockabilly pioneer Ronnie Hawkins is his cousin.) In 1957, Hawkins was playing at Shreveport, Louisiana clubs, and although his music was influenced by the new rock and roll style of Elvis Presley and the guitar sounds of Scotty Moore, Hawkins blended that with the uniquely heavy blues sound of black Louisiana artists for his recording of his swamp-rock classic Susie Q. Fellow Louisiana guitarist and future Rock and Roll Hall of Famer James Burton provided the signature riff and solo. The song was chosen as one of The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll." from Wikipedia
Tony Joe White
Roosevelt & Ira Lee (Night of the Moccasin)
The Very Best of Tony Joe White
Warner Archives
Big Mama Thornton
Watermelon Man
Sassy Mama- Live in 1975
Delmark
Bettye LaVette
Joy
I've Got my Own Hell to Raise
Anti
Booker T & the MGs
Slim Jenkins Place
The Best of Booker T & the MGs
Gil-Scott Heron & Brian Jackson
Angola, Louisiana
Secrets
Arista
1979

Gil-Scott Heron is scheduled to play this weekend in New Orleans, at one of the Essence Fest's Superlounges. He wrote this song for Gary Tyler, who has been in Prison at Angola since the Seventies, for murder. It is widely thought the he is innocent. He remains in Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola to this day. Find out more at this website; http://www.freegarytyler.com/index.html
Jimi Hendrix
Peter Gunn (bed for talk)
War Heros
The Blind Boys of Alabama (featuring
Demons
Atom Bomb
Realworld
2005