Two files from a show that was done on KALW in early 2009 to showcase music from San Francisco Bay Area Americana bands.
KALW 2009 1 of 2 (click here to play)
01) The Royal Dueces – “Till I Get My Fill” – A cover of another Bay Area band’s (Heywoods) song.
02) Texas Steve & the Git Gone Trio – “Paralyzed” – TX Steve & Co.’s cover of El-l-lvis, baby.
03) The RevTones – “From a Buick 6″ – A little rockabilly tribute to Bob Dylan.
04) Careless Hearts – “Draw the Line” – Another fine original from this rockin’ San Jose outfit.
05) The B Stars – “It’s All Your Fault” – A country classic.
06) Mighty Lynch Pins – “Ballad of Jim Jizm” – Is nothing sacred?
07) Rancho Deluxe – “Ghost Town” – Get out that Telecaster and play!
08) Misner & Smith – “Greyhound Days” – An absolute beauty of a song
09) Gayle Lynn & the Hired Hands – “Rodeo Queen” – Looking back with regret, ah, yes.
10) Rustler’s Moon – “Bye, Bye Love” – Everly Brothers done bluegrass.
11) Country Casanovas – “I Believe” – Ricky Nelson done country.
KALW 2009 2 of 2 (click here to play)
12) Belle Monroe & her Brewglass Boys – “Fire On The Mountain” – Cover of a 77 El Deora original.
13) The Good Luck Thrift Store Outfit – “No, No, No, Yeah” – From Oakdale California’s finest.
14) King Cab – “Evel” – Evel Knevel, there will never be another like him.
15) The Waybacks – “Conjugal Visit” – Country with Grateful Dead influences and proud of them.
16) Misisipi Mike Wolf – “Calling the Shots” – The force behind several bands going solo.
17) The Fancy Dan Band – “Poor Rich Man” – Country music and tonsorial splender.
18) The Pine Box Boys – “Pardon Me, Ginger” – Murder ballads are their business.
19) Devine’s Jug Band – “Rufus Rastus Johnson Brown” – This calassic pre-dates WW2
20) The Polka Cowboys – “Two Glasses Joe” – Find them once a month in El Sobrante
21) The Sweet ‘n’ Lo’s – “It Gets Better” – This band retooled into Li’l Ann &t Tune Wranglers
22) Claudia Russell – “Oh, California” – wouldn’t it be cool if this was California’s state song?
23) Homespun Rowdy – “Bluegrass Widow” – Find them once a month at Amnesia in SF

