Playlist: July 25, 2012

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Henry Butler, Basin St. Blues
     Fri 7/27 @ Yoshi's Oakland
John Pizzarelli, Honey Pie
     Thu 7/26 @ Yoshi's San Francisco
     Fri 7/27 @ Napa Valley Opera House
Shovelman, Excavating the Future
     Fri-Sat 7/27-28 @ Wanderlust Festival
Nathan James & The Rhythm Scratchers, Pain Inside Waltz
     Thu 7/26 @ Poor House Bistro

Ron Hacker & The Hacksaws, Diddley Widdley
     Fri 7/27 @ The Saloon
     Sat 7/28 @ Redwood City PAL Blues Festival
Frank Bey, Drivin' With My Eyes Closed
     Sat 7/28 @ Redwood City PAL Blues Festival
Tip of the Top, I Got To Go
     Fri 7/27 @ Murphy's Law
     Sat 7/28 @ Grand Deli Saloon
     Sun 7/29 @ Bar Three Fifty-Five
Hamilton Loomis, Bow Wow
     Thu 7/26 @ Biscuits and Blues
     Fri 7/27 @ Torch Club
     Sun 7/29 @ Moe's Alley
Big Head Todd and the Monsters, Ramblin' On My Mind
     Tue 7/31 @ Mountain Winery
Aaron Leese and the Panhandlers, Love Me
      Sun 7/29 @ Boom Boom Room
Mr. Lonesome and the Bluebelles, Just For You
Lavay Smith & Her Red Hot Skillet Lickers, Jumpin' In The Morning
     Thu 7/26 @ Harry Denton's Starlight Lounge
     Sun 7/29 @ Royal Cuckoo

Mitch Woods, Boogie Woogie Barbecue
Mississippi Jook Band, Barbecue Bust
Bessie Smith, Gimme A Pigfoot And A Bottle of Beer
Savannah Churchill and Her All Star Seven, Fat Meat Is Good Meat
Jesse Stone, Cole Slaw (Sorghum Switch)
Slim Gaillard, Potato Chips
"Big Boy" Teddy Edwards, Who Did You Give My Barbecue To? - Part 1
Tempo King and His Kings of Tempo, Alabama Barbecue
Barbecue Bob, Barbecue Blues

Champion Jack Dupree, Cabbage Greens No. 2
The Kansas City Six, Good Morning Blues
The Holmes Brothers, Concrete Jungle
Bob Dylan, Like A Rolling Stone (live)
Muddy Waters, Can't Lose What You Never Had
Michael Bloomfield, Just A Closer Walk With Thee

Playlist: July 18, 2012

Ray Davies, The Voodoo Walk
     Thu 7/19 @ The Fillmore
The Kinks, Acute Schizophrenia Paranoia Blues
Beso Nego, C'est La Vie
     Fri 7/20 @ Peri's Silver Dollar
     Sat 7/21 @ Bask Music and Arts Festival
     Sat 7/21 @ Nourish
Stéphane Wrembel, Train d'Enfer
     from the new album Origins
Stéphane Wrembel, Bistro Fada
     Wed 7/25 @ Yoshi's Oakland

Special guest: Charlie Musselwhite

     Sat 7/21 @ Yoshi's Oakland

Charlie Musselwhite, Sad and Beautiful World
Charlie Musselwhite, Cook County Blues
Charlie Musselwhite, Christo Redemptor

Phil Berkowitz, She's My Baby
     Thu 7/19 @ St Francis Winery
     Fri 7/20 @ Servino's
     Sat 7/21 @ Monaghan's On The Hill
Tip of the Top, The Sportin' Life
     Sat 7/21 @ Pleasant Hill Blues 'n Brews Festival
     Sun 7/22 @ McGovern's Bar: Benefit for Jack Cohen
Two-Tone Steiny, There's a Party Goin' On
     Tue 7/24 @ Biscuits and Blues
Quinn DeVeaux & The Blue Beat Review, I'm In Love Again
     Fri 7/20 @ The Verdi Club
     Sat 7/21 @ Bask Music and Arts Festival

Desmond Dekker & The Aces, 007 (Shanty Town)
Santana, Fried Neck Bones And Some Home Fries
William Bell, Just As I Thought
Screamin' Jay Hawkins, I Put A Spell On You
Albert King, Born Under a Bad Sign
Lonnie Mack, Hound Dog Man
Phoebe Snow, Baby Work Out
Geoff Muldaur and the Texas Sheiks, Fan It
Maria Muldaur, Get You Next To Me

The Blues Broads, It Won't Be Long
     from the forthcoming album The Blues Broads
Zac Harmon, Drowning in Hollywood
     from the new album Music Is Medicine
Tail Dragger & Bob Corritore, So Ezee
     from the new album Longtime Friends in the Blues
Billy Boy Arnold, Going Back To Arkansas
     from the new album Sings Big Bill Broonzy
Chris Smither, Hundred Dollar Valentine
     from the new album Hundred Dollar Valentine

Playlist: July 11, 2012

John Mayall, Why Worry
     Tue 7/17 @ Yoshi's Oakland
John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers, Little Girl
Etta James & Sugar Pie DeSanto, In The Basement Part 1
Kim Nalley, At Last
     Wed-Sun 7/11-15 @ Rrazz Room
     Wed 7/18: Tribute to Etta James
Etta James, Dreamer
The Plāto'nes, The Perqs of Hypocrisy
     Sun 7/15: Philosophy Talk Live at the Marsh

Fountain Blues Festival: July 14

Elvin Bishop, His Eye Is On The Sparrow
Ruthie Foster, The Titanic
Lurrie Bell, The Devil Ain't Got No Music
John Primer et al, The Blues Had a Baby (and They Named It Rock and Roll)
Canned Heat, Gorgo Boogie

California Worldfest: July 12-15

Meklit Hadero, Walls
Jessica Fichot, Bang Bang (你怎能瞞過我)
Rupa & The April Fishes, Culpa De La Luna

New York Gypsy All-Stars, Romantech

Little Charlie & The Nightcats, Tag (You're It)
Rick Estrin & The Nightcats, Lucky You
     from the new album One Wrong Turn
Albert Collins, Robert Cray & Johnny Copeland, T-Bone Shuffle
Koko Taylor, I'm A Woman
Hound Dog Taylor, Taylor's Rock

Willie Cobbs, Big Boss Man
Bill Cosby, Big Boss Man
Woody Guthrie, Dusty Old Dust (So Long It's Been Good to Know Yuh)
Bob Dylan, Dear Mrs. Roosevelt
Bob Dylan and Mavis Staples, Gonna Change My Way Of Thinking
Mavis Staples, Wonderful Savior
Lurrie Bell, Death Don't Have No Mercy
     from the new album The Devil Ain't Got No Music
     Sat 7/14 @ Biscuits and Blues
 

Playlist: July 4, 2012

Oscar Peterson Trio, Hymn to Freedom

Gaucho, Pearl

     Mon 7/09 @ Yoshi's Oakland: Part-Time Sweetheart CD Release

Lionel Young, Summertime

     Sat 7/07 @ Biscuits and Blues

     Sun 7/08 @ Half Moon Bay Brewing Company

Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Baseball Canto

Bob Dylan, Catfish

Teddy Brannon Orchestra, Don Newcombe Really Throws That Ball

Buddy Johnson, Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball?

The Treniers, Say Hey (The Willie Mays Song)

Watermelon Slim & The Workers, Max the Baseball Clown

Chance Halladay, Home Run

Sam & Dave, Knock It Out Of The Park

Holmes Brothers, Rounding Third

Palmetto Jazz Quartet, Base Ball Blues

Sister Wynona Carr, The Ball Game

Mabel Scott, Baseball Boogie

Live From The Fog City Blues Vol 1

A little over a month after the KALW membership drive for which it was created, the CD exists: Live From The Fog City Blues Vol 1 compiles the best live-on-the-air performances of original material by Bay Area musicians from the program's first five years. It's available at www.fogcityblues.com. Cover design and artwork by my wife Andrea -- though be sure to picture the bottom image as a clear sticker on a recycled-paper sleeve more or less the color of the top image. Trust me, it looks awesome.

Although there turned out to be just the right number of locals-playing-originals for an hour-long set (more on that later), the concept of this compilation goes back a few years. It began New Year's Eve 2008, which fell on a Wednesday, which meant I'd be on the air, with a need to do something special. The program was just about two years old at that point, and a New Year's Eve broadcast seemed like the right opportunity for some sort of retrospection. In-studio performances were rare in the show's first year on the air, but by 2008 they were happening more frequently, and so I compiled and played an hour of some of my favorites. And then headed out to whatever New Year's party I was due at.

Fast-forward a few months to the 2009 spring pledge drive. It occurred to me that instead of offering some commercial CD as a thank-you gift, I might try to use the work I'd done for that New Year's Eve special to put together an album of live-on-the-air performances, as a truer representation of the show's value (to me and, hopefully, to listeners). The folks at the station were relatively receptive, so I set about figuring out what needed to be done. That turned out to be mostly a matter of permissions – from the performers (either directly or through their record label), and in the case of non-original compositions, from the music publishers. And ay, there was the rub. Given what had been played live in the Fog City Blues studio up to that point, it was going to take some work to get clearance for some of those blues standards (whose copyrights were held by entities with few reasons to accommodate my endeavors) needed to flesh out the disc. I did reach out and get permission from a few folks -- including an early conquest on the show, the Canadian band whose music I'd been following longer than any other active musicians, Blue Rodeo -- but not enough to get the project off the ground. And so we went with the new CDs from two recent visitors to the show, Chris Cotton and John Németh, as thank-you gifts. Not too shabby, but alas.

The idea was floated now and again over the next couple of years. But KALW's membership drives were evolving, eventually hitting on a thank-you-gift-less format that as an on-air personality I certainly had no qualms with. It was with the fifth anniversary of the show this year that the idea became viable again, for a number of reasons. First, having somewhat hastily put together a special program for the on-air fifth anniversary in January, I decided to revive another idea from over a year prior (actually, my wife's idea) to put on a live event -- a "Fog City Blues Revue" -- with some of our favorite local bands playing short sets at a local venue. With a little help from my friends and her, that came together in May for a slightly belated "Fifth Anniversary Revue," by which time I'd learned that KALW's spring membership drive would be a touch old-school -- still interruption-free ("No programming was harmed in the course of this pledge drive"), but we would be bringing back the bevy of thank-you gifts.

The stars were aligning. With five years on the air there had to be enough in-studio performances of original songs to dispense with the covers; there would be no seeking of separate publishing rights. And if that were the case, maybe we could make it hyper-local -- Bay Area musicians playing Bay Area blues. Of course that meant abandoning some great music played on the show: the Chicago purists, the Delta revivalists, the Gypsy jazz bands (local as well as fresh off the plane from Europe), not to mention those sentimental favorites from my home & native land, Blue Rodeo. But by creating a self-limiting set of justifiable criteria, I could leapfrog over a lot of unsatisfying decision-making, and... voilà: Live From The Fog City Blues Vol 1.

But of course it wasn't just voilà. Not only was there was some technical tweaking to do, but the sequencing became all-consuming -- after all, that's the essential creative work that goes in to every episode of Fog City Blues. Which track to open with? What kind of balance between solo and band performances, moody versus uptempo tunes? Group the harp players together or spread them out? Which track worked best as closer -- and which one worked best immediately before it, to heighten the drama? What story would this tracklist tell? In the end in took a couple of iterations, with input from trusted auditioners, along with a healthy dose of telling myself, more than once, "Good enough." It's just part of the story of blues in Bay Area as heard on KALW.

Especially without a track from Blue Rodeo.

Playlist: June 27, 2012

The Blues Brothers, Soul Man (live)
     Fri-Sat 6/29-30 @ Yoshi's San Francisco: The Blues Brothers Revue
The Blues Brothers, Shake A Tail Feather
     Fri 6/29 @ Paramount Theatre: The Blues Brothers Movie
Vieux Farka Touré, Lakkal (Watch Out)
     Mon 7/02 @ Yoshi's San Francisco
Go Van Gogh, Thirteen
     Sat 6/30 @ Disco Volante
     Sun 7/01 @ The Lake Chalet

Bay Area Caravan of Allstars, Tin Pan Alley
     Sun 7/01 @ Downtown Vacaville Blues Festival
     Wed 7/04 @ Red, White & Blues Festival
Grady Champion, Lady Luck
     Sun 7/01 @ Powerhouse Pub
     Wed 7/04 @ Red, White & Blues Festival
Earl Thomas, All Talk No Action
     Sat 6/30 @ Biscuits and Blues
John Lee Hooker Jr, One Eye Opened (live)
     Thu 6/28 @ Biscuits and Blues
Hot Club of San Francisco, C'est Si Bon
     Fri 6/29 @ Speisekammer
     from the new album Live at Yoshi's San Francisco
Clifton Chenier, Cher Catin (live)
Bob Dylan, Boogie Woogie Country Girl
Lena Horne, Now!

Special guest: Bob Riesman - The Life and Times of Big Bill Broonzy

Big Bill Broonzy, Key To The Highway

Big Bill Broonzy, Eagle Ridin' Papa

Big Bill Broonzy, Just A Dream

Lil Green, Why Don't You Do Right

Big Bill Broonzy, I Feel So Good

Big Bill Broonzy, Black, Brown and White

Big Bill Broonzy, Hey Hey

Bo Carter, I Get The Blues
Honeyboy Edwards, When I Came In
James Cotton, 'Fatuation
Willie Dixon, The Seventh Son
Dan Aykroyd & Jim Belushi, Greenbacks
Canadian Scottish Regiment Pipes and Drums, O Canada

Playlist: June 20, 2012

Billie Holliday, Summertime 
Sidney Bechet, Summertime 
Billy Stewart, Summertime
Big Brother and the Holding Company, Summertime (live)
The Who, Summertime Blues (live)

Monterey Blues Festival: June 22-24

Grady Champion, I'm Smilin' Again
Sista Monica, Tears
Kenny Neal, Old Friends
JJ Grey & Mofro, Ho Cake (live)

Howell Devine, Devil Got My Woman
     Thu 6/21 @ Cafe du Nord
     Fri 6/22 @ Fort Mason
     Sun 6/24 @ Revolution Cafe
The Panhandlers, St. James Infirmary Blues
     Thu 6/21 @ Cafe du Nord
Hot Club of San Francisco, It's Alright With Me
     Fri 6/22 @ Rhythmix

The Beatles, Birthday
Paul McCartney, San Francisco Bay Blues
The Beatles, She's A Woman
Paul McCartney, Bogey Music
Paul McCartney, We Three (My Echo, My Shadow, and Me)

Jerry McCain, That's What They Want
Lazy Lester, A Real Combination For Love
Rick Estrin & The Nightcats, D.O.G.
     from the forthcoming album One Wrong Turn
Lazy Lester, Raining In My Heart
Skip James, Peace In The Valley
Skip James, Devil Got My Woman  
Deodato, Also Sprach Zarathustra
Sarah Vaughan, Summertime

Playlist: June 13, 2012

Hot Club of San Francisco, R-26
     from the new album Live at Yoshi's San Francisco
     Sat 6/16 @ Rancho Nicasio
Duo Gadjo and Their Hot Friends, La Foule
     Thu 6/14 @ Armando's
     Sun 6/17 @ Restaurant Chevalier
Go Van Gogh, Romski Kocik
     Thu 6/14 @ Bottom of the Hill
Monophonics, Thinking Black
     Fri 6/15 @ Great American Music Hall

The Soul Rebels, Sweet Dreams Are Made Of This
Jon Cleary, Let's Get Low Down
Dr. John,  Locked Down
     Fri 6/15 @ Paramount Theatre: Another Night in Treme
Mitch Woods, Big Easy Boogie
     Sat 6/16 @ Poor House Bistro
     Sun 6/17 @ Half Moon Bay Brewing Company
Ray Charles, Laughin' and Clownin'
     Fri 6/15 @ Throckmorton Theatre: The Ray Charles Project
Shovelman, Navigate
     Thu 6/14 @ Starry Plough
Howell Devine, Long Haired Doney
     Sat 6/16 @ The Baltic
     Sun 6/17 @ Revolution Cafe
Lee Rocker, Come Together
     Sun 6/17 @ Yoshi's San Francisco
Volker Strifler, Let the Music Rise
     Sat 6/16 @ Last Day Saloon

Howlin' Wolf, Smokestack Lightnin'
Howlin' Wolf, Crying At Daybreak
Hubert Sumlin, Hidden Charms
Freddie King, How Many More Years
Albert King, Howlin' for My Darling
R.L. Burnside, My Baby Caught The Train (Who's Been Talkin')
The Allman Joys, Spoonful
Colin James, Down In The Bottom
The Upholsterers, I Ain't Superstitious
Howlin' Wolf, 300 Pounds of Joy (live)

Samantha Fish, Runaway
     Wed 6/20 @ Biscuits and Blues
Carolyn Wonderland, Only God Knows When
     Thu 6/14 @ Yoshi's Oakland
Nice Guy Trio, Tiny Gods (Waking Music)
     Thu 6/14 @ Yoshi's Oakland
Bobby Freeman, Big Fat Woman

Playlist: June 6, 2012

Django Reinhardt, Sweet Georgia Brown
The Rosenberg Trio, Minor Blues (live)
     Sat 6/09 @ Throckmorton Theatre: Djangofest Mill Valley
Gonzalo Bergara Quartet, B-612
     Thu 6/07 @ Throckmorton Theatre: Djangofest Mill Valley
The Lost Fingers, Pump Up the Jam
     Fri 6/08 @ Throckmorton Theatre: Djangofest Mill Valley

Special in-studio guest: Jimmy Luttrell

     Sun 6/10 @ Throckmorton Theatre: Djangofest Mill Valley

Gypsy Jive (in-studio)
Lutrell Paradise (in-studio)
Lutrellology (in-studio)
Merle Travis, I'll See You In My Dreams
I'll See You In My Dreams (in-studio)
Ain't Misbehavin' (in-studio)
Bye Bye Blues (in-studio)
Spade Cooley, Fidoodlin'
Spade Cooley, Devil's Dream
Georgine (in-studio)
Runaway Gypsies

California Honeydrops, When It Was Wrong (live)
Jackie Greene, Messin' With The Kid
     Sat 6/09 @ Coloma Blues Festival
Chris Pierce, Play With Me
Arian Saleh, Better in Blue
Balcony Players, Skelephant
     Sun 6/10 @ Viracocha
Kabbalah, Elephant Mentsch
     Fri 6/08 @ Ashkenaz
Whiskerman, Fair Mind, Maker, Weeper, Babe
     Fri 6/08 @ Cafe du Nord
Tom Jones, Run On
Jimmy Rogers, Money, Marbles And Chalk
Memphis Minnie, Dirty Mother For You
Les Paul & Mary Ford, Walkin' and Whistlin' Blues
Cole Porter, Be Like The Bluebird

Playlist: May 30, 2012

Doc Watson, White House Blues
Bob Dylan, Lone Pilgrim
Dan Hicks & The Hot Licks, Subterranean Homesick Blues
     Wed-Thu 6/06-07 @ Yoshi's Oakland
Johnny Cash, Train Of Love
     Cash'd Out – Thu 5/31 @ Yoshi's San Francisco
Devine's Jug Band, The Lindberg Hop
     Fri 6/01 @ 50 Mason Social House
Tip of the Top, Fattening Frogs for Snakes
     Fri 6/01 @ Yoshi's San Francisco
     Sat 6/02 @ The Iron Gate

Curtis Salgado, He Played His Harmonica
Curtis Salgado, What You Gonna Do?
     Mon 6/02 @ Yoshi's Oakland
Phantom Blues Band, I Can't Stand It
     from the new album Inside Out
Tedeschi Trucks Band, Rollin' and Tumblin'
     from the new album Everybody's Talkin'
Mannish Boys, That Dood It
    from the new album Double Dynamite
South Memphis String Band, Turnip Greens
     from the new album Old Times There
Jim Dickinson and North Mississippi Allstars, Down in Mississippi
     from the forthcoming album I'm Just Dead I'm Not Gone
Jack White, Trash Tongue Talker
     from the new album Blunderbuss
Dr. John, Revolution
     from the new album Locked Down

Meshugga Beach Party, Bubbie's Kitchen
     Sun 6/03 @ Hotel Utah
Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers, Barbary Blues
     Fri 6/01 @ Marilyn's On K
     Mon 6/04 @ Lagunitas Brewery
     Tue 6/05 @ Rickshaw Stop
Shovelman, This Little Pig
     Fri 6/01 @ Hopmonk Tavern
Whiskerman, Blind Saint
     Fri 6/01 @ La Pena Cultural Center
     Sat 6/02 @ Amnesia
Seth Augustus, It'll Be Me
     Fri 6/01 @ Revolution Cafe
Wendy DeWitt, Don't Tell Me You Love Me
     Thu 5/31 @ Grand Deli Saloon
     Sun 6/03 @ Armando's: Delta Blues Festival Benefit
Big Cat Tolefree, Jinky Woman
     Sun 6/03 @ Armando's: Delta Blues Festival Benefit
     Sun 6/03 @ Winterhawk Winery: Blues in the Vineyard
Bay Area Caravan of All-Stars, Why I Sing The Blues
     Sun 6/03 @ Winterhawk Winery: Blues in the Vineyard
T-Bone Walker, They Call It Stormy Monday
T-Bone Walker, Why My Baby
Duke Robillard, T-Bone Shuffle
Benny Goodman, Old Man Harlem
Thomas Mapfumo & The Blacks Unlimited, Yarira Ngoma
     Wed 6/06 @ Yoshi's San Francisco

Playlist: May 23, 2012

Sly & The Family Stone, Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)
Sam & Dave, I Thank You
Xandra Corpora, Thank You (in-studio)
Con Brio, How Many Days?
     Thu 5/24 @ Great American Music Hall

Santa Cruz Blues Festival: Saturday May 26 

Big Sam's Funky Nation, Funky Donkey
James Cotton, Elvin Bishop et al., Three Harp Boogie
Joan Osborne, Bring It On Home
Holmes Brothers, Man Of Peace
Los Lobos, Billy 1

Sacramento Music Festival: Fri-Mon May 25-28 

Contino, Rotgut Run
Big Joe & The Dynaflows, You Can't Keep A Big Man Down
Rick Estrin & The Nightcats, P.A. Slim Is Back
Sista Monica Parker, Hug Me Like You Love Me 

Bob Dylan, Gotta Serve Somebody
Woody Guthrie, Little Black Train
Johnnie & Jack, Uncle John's Bongos
Bob Dylan, Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum
Charley Patton, Poor Me
Bob Dylan, It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry

Levon Helm, It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry (live)
Bob Dylan, Levon Helm & Rick Danko, The Weight (live)
Bob Dylan, Minstrel Boy
Bob Dylan, It Ain't Me Babe (live)
Levon Helm, False Hearted Lover Blues
The Band, Blind Willie McTell
Bob Dylan, I Don't Wanna Be Your Partner

Playlist: May 16, 2012

Dennis Johnson, Radio Blues (in-studio)
Howell Devine, Railroad Stomp (in-studio)
Xandra Corpora, The Battle of San Francisco (in-studio)
California Honeydrops, Miss Louise (in-studio)

Quinn DeVeaux & The Blue Beat Review, All Night Long
Tin Cup Serenade, Tin Cup Blues
     Thu 5/17 @ Viracocha: Fog City Blues 5th Anniversary Revue
Go Van Gogh, Sirens (in-studio)
     Sat 5/19 @ Revolution Cafe
Shovelman, Moonshine (in-studio)
     Sun 5/20 @ Maker Faire
     Sun 5/20 @ Lagunitas Beer Circus
Panique, Swing 48 (in-studio)
     Thu 5/17 @ Viracocha: Fog City Blues 5th Anniversary Revue
Hot Club of Cowtown, Dark Eyes (in-studio)
Carolina Chocolate Drops, No Man's Mama (in-studio)
Cowboy Junkies, Stranger Here (in-studio)
Blue Rodeo, Are You Ready For The Country (in-studio)

Rick Estrin & The Nightcats, U B U
Rick Estrin & The Nightcats, Walk All Day
Irma Thomas, Same Old Blues
     Sun 5/20 @ Yoshi's SF: West Coast Blues For A Cure
Rick Estrin & The Nightcats, Back From The Dead
Rick Estrin & The Nightcats, One Wrong Turn
     from the forthcoming album One Wrong Turn
Phiil Berkowitz, Midnight Rooster (in-studio)
Tip of the Top, Wait Baby (in-studio)
Joe Louis Walker, Too Drunk To Drive Drunk (in-studio)
Chris Cotton, Blues For Big Bill (in-studio)
Quinn DeVeaux, Bo Diddley Song (in-studio)
Tin Cup Serenade, Same Old You (in-studio)
Taj Mahal, Fishing Blues