Playlist for May 18, 2009 from 7:00PM - 10:00PM

Current New Orleans Time: Thu, 3:58am

Playlist Date & Time: 5/18/2009 7:00PM - 10:00PM

Program: Blues and R&B with Gentilly Jr.

third and final consecutive time sittin in for Gentilly Jr

3 hours of songs about Dixie and its discontents

Playlist Tracks

Taj Mahal Ain't gwine to whistle dixie any more
Bob Dylan Dixie
Mike West Dixie
Brenda Lee Rock-a-bye your baby with a dixie melody
Sam Butera Tennessee Waltz
Phil Ochs Talking Alabama Jam
Ray Charles Alabamy Bound
Bukka White Alabama Blues
The Clovers One Mint Julep
Doc and Merle Watson Southbound
Moody Scott Son of a southern man
Lil Green Take me back to Little Rock
Cliff Brumer That's what I like about the south
Bobbie Gentry Mississippi Delta
Memphis Minnie Going back to Texas
Clarence Gatemoth Brown Dixie Chicken
Frankie Ford Beale St Mama
The Beatles Memphis TN
James Davis Georgia Drumbeat
The Ink Spots Alabama Barbecue
Oscar Brown Jr Straighten up and fly right
Gill Landry Louisiana
Joe Liggins and his Honeydrippers Loosiana
Jeanie C Riley The Back Side of Dallas
John Lee Hooker I'm Leaving
The Mar-Keys Plantation Inn
Brother John Sellers Strange Fruit
Nina Simone Mississippi Godamn
Cousin Joe Railroad Avenue
Donna Fargo Johnny Be Good
RL Burnside w Lyrics Born Goin Down South
Squirrel Nut Zippers Memphis Exorcism
Big Bill Broonzy Black Brown and White
Hoagy Carmichael Moon country is home to me
Elvis Polk salad Annie
Amy Lavere Tennessee Valentine
Junior Brown Long walk back to San Antone
Mayumi Shara Creole Love Call
Laurel N Hardy I want to be in dixie
Joe Louis Walker Stuck inside of Mobile with the Memphis blues again
Dave Van Ronk Down South Blues
Snooks Eaglin St Pete Florida Blues
Old Crow Medicine Show Wagon Wheel
Billie Holiday Georgia on my mind
Jimmie Rodgers Somewhere down below the mason dixon line
Blind Willie McTell Savannah Mama
Karen Dalton Are you leaving for the country
Johnny Cash Saturday night in Hickman County
Leadbelly Where did you sleep last night?
Big Bill Broonzy I wonder when I'll get to be called a man
Ukelele Ike It's an old southern custom
Solomon Burke That's how I got to Memphis
Smoky Greenwell Ode to Billy Joe
Mike West New South