The Late Night Finale!
After this week the Time Again Radio show will be moving up to the 9-11 PM slot on Mondays, alternating with the Man in the Gray Flannel Suit!
I’ll be back on the air for regularly scheduled programming on the the 6th of May. It has been a grand ride running the late night hours, but its about time to move up a little and I’m looking forward to the new changes and opportunities for the show!
In the meantime keep digging for that golden record and looking out for the old, weird world within music. Cheers!
Show archive
Playlist
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Happy Hayseeds, “The Trail of Haley's Comet”
from Times Ain't Like They Used To Be, Vol. 1
Yazoo - 2005
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Jazz Majestic Orchestra, “Trois Fois Trois (Three Times Three)”
Folkways Records - 1953
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Albert York, John Lusk & Murphy Gribble, “Rolling River: Country Dance”
Smithsonian Folkways
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Blind minstrel with guitar, young boy with cha-chas, “Angélique Oh (Jerico)”
from Music of Haiti, Vol. 3: Songs and Dances of Haiti
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings/Folkways Records - 1952
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Daniel Haynes, “Waiting At The End Of The Road”
from Waiting At The End Of The Road / Old-Time Religion
Victor - 1929
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Victoria Spivey, “Dope Head Blues”
from Treasures Of North American Negro Music Volume 5
Fontana - 1958
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J. H. Bragg and His Rhythm Five, “Frisky Honey”
from That Devilin' Tune: A Jazz History (1895-1950), Vol. 3
West Hill Radio Archives - 2006
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Geeshie Wiley, “Eagles on a Half”
from American Primitive, Vol. II - Pre-War Revenants
Revenant - 2005
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Cousins & DeMoss, “Poor Mourner”
from American Primitive, Vol. II - Pre-War Revenants
Revenant - 2005
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Homer Quincy Smith, “Go Down Moses”
from Go Down Moses / I Want Jesus To Talk With Me
Paramount - 1927
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Bayless Rose, “Jamestown Exhibition”
from American Primitive, Vol. II - Pre-War Revenants
Revenant - 2005
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The Bubbling Over Five, “Don't Mistreat Your Good Boyfriend”
from Really the Blues? A Blues History 1893-1959
West Hill Radio Archive - 2010
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Mississippi Fred McDowell, Fannie Davis & Miles Pratcher, “I'm Going Down That Gravel (Remastered)”
from Wave the Ocean, Wave the Sea: Alan Lomax’s "Southern Journey," 1959–1960 (Remastered)
Global Jukebox - 2010
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Vester Jones, “Old Jimmy Sutton”
from Traditional Music from Grayson & Carroll Counties - Songs, Tunes with Fiddle, Banjo and Band
Folkways Records - 1962
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Emmett Brand, “Give Me That Old Time Religion”
from Music from the South, Vol. 6 (Elder Songsters 1)
Folkways Records - 1956
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Melvin Dupree, “Augusta Rag”
from Old-Time Mountain Guitar Vintage Recordings 1926-1931
Rebel Records - 2007
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The New Lost City Ramblers, “Tom Cat Blues”
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings/Folkways Records - 1958
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Roanoke Jug Band, “Stone Mountain Rag”
from Virginia Traditions: Early Roanoke Country Radio
Global Village Music - 2007
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Almoth Hodges, “The Hobo From the T&P Line (Part 2)”
from The Rose Grew Round the Briar
Yazoo - 2005
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George Landers, “Rolling Mills Are Burning Down”
from High Atmosphere: Ballads and Banjo Tunes From Virginia and North Carolina
Concord Records - 1975
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Fred Galliher, “Pan American Blues”
from Virginia Traditions: Southwest Virginia Blues
Global Village Music - 2007
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United Sacred Harp Musical Association, “The Last Words of Copernicus”
from United Sacred Harp Convention - The Alan Lomax Recordings, 1959
Global Jukebox - 2013