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From the desk of Peter Crowley:
 
One of the most satisfying things about doing this radio show for the last two years has been getting musicians to record here in our bomb shelter studio (yes, it was originally built as a bomb shelter) and finding out that they're not jerks but are actually a lot like us - also, that they're easy to talk to and have a lot in common with me and appreciate the small-town radio thing. Of course, I still suspect that the music business is full to bursting with jackasses, but they never seem to make it through the long, arduous weeding process to get onto this show. Thank goodness.
 
So on that note, Kris Delmhorst performed at Saranac Lake's Bluseed Studios Saturday night and managed to fit a four-song Ten-Dollar session in between the gig and and some family time with her 1-year daughter and her husband (Jeffrey Foucault, a singer-songwriter of equal prominence as his wife). She's so cool and down-to earth that she made it easy. The lowlight is that I should have turned up her mic when she talked (it was fine when she sang), but that's compensated by the pure flawlessness of her performance and the awe-inspiringly rich tone of her Gibson J-50 guitar. You can see my pictures of her in the studio here and at Bluseed here.
 
From there, it's a haul by camper, truck, submarine and who knows what-all through the U.S. and Canada, ending up two years back in time, when Ned and I starting this show in September 2007. What songs we would play on our first episode was a huge deal to us, and we made sure to bring our A-list. The last 40 minutes or so of this show is filled with some of those all-star tunes.
 
The Ten Dollar Radio Show - still sounds like a million bucks and plays for free.
 
This week's playlist:
---Enter Kris Delmhorst
Riverwide
Juice and June
Light of the Light
Early Everlasting
---Exit Kris Delmhorst
One of These Days - Camper Van Beethoven
Drag-n-Fly - Dale Watson
Truck Stop in LaGrange - Dale Watson
Miller's Cave - The International Submarine Band
Mama Bake a Pie (Daddy Kill a Chicken) - Drive-By Truckers
The Great Car Dealer War - Drive-By Truckers
When My Light Comes Shining - Rich Hope
Sweetest of Hearts - Dustin Bentall
The Love of One - Lee Harvey Osmond
Black Panther - The Johnny Shines Band
Oklahoma City Woman Blues - The Deep Vibration
Stranger - Hopewell
What Is Home? - The Black Crowes
That's All Right - Elvis Presley
My Back Pages (live) - BobFest (Roger McGuinn, Tom Petty, Neil Young, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, George Harrison, etc.)
You Send Me --> Bring It on Home to Me (live) - Sam Cooke
Drunken Angel - Lucinda Williams
Down the Line - Buddy Holly
Fury - Prince
The Fever (live) - Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band
Friday Night Fever - Silver Jews
Connection - Ramblin' Jack Elliott
I've Been Loving You Too Long (to Stop Now) - Otis Redding
 
As always:
-On the Web at www.tendollarradioshow.com
-On e-mail at tendollarradio@gmail.com - let me know if you want off this mailing list.
-On the air from 6 to 8 p.m. Sundays on Rock 105 - 105.5 and 102.1 FM in the northern Adirondacks.
Direct download: 090913TenDollar.mp3
Category: podcasts -- posted at: 10:28 PM
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