Artist	Song
John Sebastian	Red Eye Express
Bonnie Raitt	My Opening Farewell
Carter & Grammer	Tanglewood Tree
Richard Thompson	Bee's Wings
Alison Krauss	I Will
Ottmar Liebert	Little Wing
Lucy Kaplansky	Crazy Dreams
Bonnie Raitt	Let me In
Lyle Lovett	If I Were The Man You Wanted...
John Hartford	Big Rock Candy Mountain
Blind Boys Of Alabama	No More
Gillian Welch	I Want To Sing That Rock & Roll
R. Stanley & H. Ketchem	How Mountain Girls Can Sing
R. Stanley & R. Scott	Shouting On The Hills Of Glory
Doc Watson	Tennessee Stud
R. Stanley & I. Dement	Ridin' That Mountain Train
Blind Boys of Alabama	The Last Time
Jill Sobule	Stoned Soul Picnic
Eddie From Ohio	Old Dominion

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See, It turned out that I really liked my compilation "(Got Dem) Fishin' Blues". (See in my mix list if you wanna) So I wanted to follow up with a similar country-rock / country type of thing. But time passed and I had no 'start' to the mix. Change Gears Here... I grew up in the late sixties / early seventies where dope got you through times of no money better than money got you times of no dope (thank you Freewheelin' Franklin). Albums were expensive. Warner Brothers created their line of 'loss leaders' (Two Bucks Two Discs No Kidding) Sometimes $1 for 1 or $3 for 3. Well, that meant that most of us grew to love MUCH that was first showcased on those many collections because these albums were all we could afford (as an example this is where I first heard Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac!!!!) Well Fleetwood Mac CDs I later got, as most of my dope needs went away and my ready cash flow increased. But I never found this rather obscure John Sebastian track... searched & searched & never found it. Then those crazy animals at Rhino Handmade put out a collection of Sebastian... and... there... it... was!!! This Mixed tape immediately resulted. Starts with country-rock, moseys into singer-songwrites, ends up with old timey country, and closes with strangeness
These Warner Brothers Loss Leaders have never been put together on CD. I wonder???? I wonder if some AOTM crazy folks would want to try to duplicate these 'cause those collections have never been done (hmmmmmm) Maybe as a collaborative effort we could gather all the songs from CD quality source material??? If interested, check out these two links... and let me know. I understand that this would be a long strange trip and a labor of love
http://home.clara.net/fil/rocksamplers/warner.htm
http://www.dustbury.com/music/wbloss.html

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