PODCAST 4 True Grit

The Rising Storm Podcast - Country Rock Special

Running Time: 59 Minutes | File Size 54.0 MB
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PLAYLIST

Clip from: Hank Snow “The Blue Velvet Band”

Buck Owens Before You Go
Fairport Convention If (Stomp)
Guilbeau and Parsons Your Gentle Ways Of Loving Me
Ernie Chaffin Feelin’ Low
Everlys You Done Me Wrong

Clip from: The Dillards Sundown

Merle Haggard The Longer You Wait
Buffalo Springfield A Child’s Claim to Fame
James Carr My Adorable One
Byrds Wasn’t Born To Follow

Clip from “True Grit” 1969 (John Wayne & Robert Duvall)

Brinsley Schwarz “Hymn To Me”
Wynn Stewart Wishful Thinking
Euphoria Through A Window

Clip from: The Dillards Sundown

Gene Clark Tried So Hard
Webb Pierce Groovie Boogie Woogie Boy
Flying Burrito Brothers Wheels
Louvin Bros Cash On The Barrelhead
Mickey Newbury The Future Is Not What It Used To Be

Clip from: Hank Snow “Answer To The Blue Velvet Band”

Hearts and Flowers Rosana
Lee Hazlewood By The Way (I Still Love You)

Classic Closer
Rolling Stones

Clip from: The Dillards Sundown


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5 Comments.

  • Love the podcasts. Keep it up!

  • Dave

    Fantastic podcast – my favourite so far! Particularly enjoyed that Buck Owens track – some lovely pedal steel playing. Webb Pierce track is great too – how old is that? Lyrics sound like they were written in the 70s by George Clinton. Everlys track is great too – which is a good album of theirs to get?

    Anyway, thanks for taking the time to post – most enjoyable show.

  • Stranger

    Thanks, Dynamo!

    Hi Dave, Thanks for the comments. The Pierce song is from 1949. Proper records has a nice (and very affordable) 28 track CD of his early stuff (1949-1953). http://www.propermusic.com/

    Definitely pick up the album that Everly Br. song is from – “Roots” They also released a country album in 1958 called “Songs Our Daddy Taught Us”. And released loads of great material on Warner Bros. Check out “It’s Everly Time” (1960) and “Two Yanks in England” (1966 w/ Hollies). “Walk Right Back” is a nice 2 CD set comp of their Warner Bros recordings…

  • Dave

    Excellent! Thanks for the Everlys tips. I’ll keep an eye open for those records. I’ve got their cover of ‘T for Texas’ on a compilation album, which is fantastic. And now I see it’s on that ‘Roots’ album so I will definitely grab that.

  • Richard Starlight

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