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Music You Can't Hear on the Radio

Apr 10, 2022 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

With John Weingart

Paul Siebel,RIP

6:04 PM		Paul Siebel Then Came the Children Woodsmoke and Oranges Rhino/Elektra 1970
6:10 PM		Gene Autry I Paid My Income Tax Today Year-Round Cowboy
6:11 PM		Steve Poltz It's Baseball Season Steve Poltz Stardust and Satellites Red House Records 2022
6:14 PM		Peter Cooper Opening Day Peter Cooper Opening Day Red Beet Records 2013
6:19 PM		Chuck Brodsky Letters In the Dirt Chuck Brodsky Letters In the Dirt Red House Records 1996
6:23 PM		Tret Fure Lessons from Home Plate Tret Fure N Roses in November Tomboy Girl Records 2018
6:27 PM		Peter Cooper 715 (For Hank Aaron) Peter Cooper Mission Door Red Beet Records 2008
6:33 PM		Craig Ventesco Buffalo Rag Crumb Soundtrack Ryko
6:36 PM		Paul Siebel She Made Me Lose My Blues Paul Siebel Woodsmoke and Oranges Rhino/Elektra 1970
6:43 PM		Steve Madewell Early on in Life Steve Madewell N Hometown Blues Barn Songs 2021
6:44 PM		Amy Speace If You Fall N Tucson 2022
6:49 PM		Eliza Gilkyson The Hill Behind This Town Eliza Gilkyson N Songs from the River Wind Howlin' Dog Records 2022
6:54 PM		Terry Klein What You Learn Along The Way N Good Luck, Take Care
6:56 PM		Dan Weber Watcha Gonna Do? Dan Weber The Way the River Goes Dan Weber 2022
7:05 PM		David Bromberg Band Nashville Again How Late'll Ya Play 'Till?, Vol. 2 - Studio Fantasy Records 1989
7:08 PM		Paul Siebel The Ballad of Honest Sam Paul Siebel Woodsmoke and Oranges Rhino/Elektra 1970
7:14 PM		Paul Siebel Louise Paul Siebel Woodsmoke and Oranges Rhino/Elektra 1970
7:19 PM		Paul Siebel Any Day Woman Paul Siebel Woodsmoke and Oranges Rhino/Elektra 1970
7:21 PM		David Bromberg Band Long Afternoons David Bromberg Band How Late'll Ya Play 'Till?, Vol. 2 - Studio Fantasy Records 1989
7:28 PM		David Bromberg Band Spanish Johnny
7:33 PM		Guy Clark Picasso's Mandolin Guy Clark Boats to Build Compass Records 2017
7:35 PM		Sierra Hull Bombshell Sierra Hull Daybreak New Rounder 2011
7:43 PM		Jon Shain & FJ Ventre Seven thiieves Never Found a Way to Tame the Blues
7:47 PM		Tom Paxton My Favorite Spring (Live) Live At McCabe's (February 23rd, 1991) Shout! Factory 2006
7:50 PM		Beppe Gambetta Un Panino Beppe Gambetta Un Panino - Single Beppe Gambetta 2022
7:54 PM		Paul Siebel Then Came the Children Paul Siebel Woodsmoke and Oranges Rhino/Elektra 1970
7:59 PM		Mark Stoffel Driving Me Mandolin

Chat is archived.

Thanks, John!

Good Evening to John.and Rick

Gene Autry owned the Angel's now he is performing for them.

The main voice sounds like Loudon Wainwright III.

...Peter Cooper. Not familiar with him.

He is great performer.He has a nice tribute song to Henry Aaron.

Hi All.

I always cheered Richie Allen.Just missed the Hall of Fame this year.aqa

Was a decent singer also.In a singing appearance at the Spectrum he told the audience please boo me make me feel at home,,

Ha ha!

It seems there's a Chuck Brodsky collection called The Baseball Ballads. It includes this track.

Decent song he released with The Ebonistics called Echoes of November.

John needs to bring Chuck Brodsky back to Prallsville Mills..

Perhaps I shouldn't get ahead, John, but I'm curious if there's A Christine Lavin song in your playlist tonight.

My lesson from Home plate was I couldn’t hit a curve ball

48 years anniversary of 715.75 year anniversary of Jackie Robinson integrating MLB.

@ John Weingart (host) So sorry about the wonderful Paul Siebel.

Amen

Buffalo Rag good pickin there

@ John Weingart (host) Crackin' set of baseball songs. I wonder how those singer/songwriters feel about Matthew Walther's recent New York Times guest opinion piece "Baseball Is Dying. The Government Should Take It Over" ... for which he might have gotten angry mail comparable to Hank Aaron before breaking Babe Ruth's all-time home run mark!

I tend to follow baseball songs rather than baseball. Sounds like

... I nned to catch up.

Eliza Gilkyson! I haven't heard her music since the '90s.

Kym Warner's mandolin work on that Eliza Gilkyson track "The Hill Behind This Town" is simply gorgeous!

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From David Bromberg's Facebook page

Was this the theme song of the Watergate hearings.

in spirit anyway

Apparently Bruce Springsteen was a fan of this song.He co.opted.Spanish Johnny into the protagonist in Incident on 57th street.

Wow, great trivia!

Nice tribute to Paul Siebel, John. Thanks.

Picasso's Mandolin! Great tune

I was lucky enough to see Guy Clark perform. I couldn't believe he came to Massachusetts!

Just joking Bill.Doubt if 1970 Bruce was listening to David Bromberg or Paul Siebel..

...Oh, darn.

Sierra Hull is 1 of the best players out there. I don't know much about him but I would say Bruce knows the folkie greats definitely. He probably donned a harmonica frame and played solo acoustic gtr when he was young at 1 point.

Sierra's a musical "Bombshell" and one Hull of a mandolin artist.

Saw her first back about 10 years ago at both Delaware Valley BG and Grey Fox BG fests one year

Then watched her get even better over the years. Always with a great band too

Good thing Tom Paxton hurt his arm or we would have been deprived of a great folk singer.

Thanks John You really hit a home run with tonight’s program..

Thanks, John, great show!

@ Patrick White Yep, John definitely hit it out of the park. Maybe New Jesey will approve a new bond issue so John can build a new stadium ... I mean, _studio_ ... and not get lured away to another state! ;-))

What a lovely, love-filled show! Thanks again!!

Thank you fellas!

Great show John!

Thank you John.