Other Mixes By Siobhan
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Memphis, Nashville and Saturday Night Motown
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Janis Martin | My Boy Elvis (Female Elvis: Complete Recordings 1955 - 60, 1987) | |
Andrew Bird's Bowl Of Fire | Cock O' The Walk (Thrills, 1998) | |
Warren Miller | Everybody's Got A Baby But Me (That'll Flat Git It! Vol. 12 [compilation], 1997) | |
Old '97s | Timebomb (Too Far To Care, 1997) | |
Eddie Cochran | Sweetie Pie (Singin' To My Baby, 1958) | |
Hot Tuna | Keep On Truckin' (Burgers, 1972) | |
Helene Dixon | Roll Over Beethoven (Roll Over Beethoven [single]) | |
Billy Childish | Ballad Of Hollis Brown (Crimes Against Music, 1986 - 1999, 1999) | |
The Bees | Chicken Payback (Free The Bees, 2004) | |
Derailers | Can't Stop A Train (Reverb Deluxe, 1997) | |
Charlie Rich | Break Up (Lonely Weekends, 1960) | |
Michelle Shocked | One Piece At A Time (Short Sharp Shocked [reissue], 2004) | |
Bill Haley & The Comets | Rock Around The Clock (Shake Rattle & Roll, 1955) | |
Ryan Adams | To Be Young (Is To Be Sad, Is To Be High) (Heartbreaker, 2000) | |
Danny & The Juniors | At The Hop (Billboard Top Rock & Roll Hits: 1958, 1958) | |
Wayne Hancock | Going Back To Texas (Wild, Free And Reckless, 1999) | |
Wanda Jackson | Hard Headed Woman (There's A Party Goin' On, 1959) | |
Cowboy Junkies | Misguided Angel (Misguided Angel [single], 1989) | |
Dave Edmunds | I Knew The Bride (When She Used To Rock & Roll) (Get It, 1977) | |
The Jayhawks | I'm Gonna Make You Love Me (Smile, 2000) | |
Jerry Lee Lewis | Great Balls Of Fire [live] (Great Balls Of Fire "Live", 1993) | |
Townes Van Zandt | Buckskin Stallion Blues (At My Window, 1987) | |
Georgia Lane | Get It (Get It [single]) | |
The Handsome Family | Snowball (The Bottle Let Me Down, 2002) | |
Bo Diddley | Gunslinger (Bo Diddley Is A Gunslinger, 1961) | |
Conway Twitty | Rocky Top (Hello Darlin', 1995) | |
Little Richard | Long Tall Sally (Here's Little Richard, 1957) | |
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Personally, I'm a little bit country. You?
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Great mix!
Fantastic stuff start to finish.
Yeeee-hah! This rocks my world. Love the Dave Edmunds, Wanda, and Old 97's especially, but the entire thing is awesome. Let me know if you wanna trade.
I could definitely do with being a little bit more country. I like what I know, and as for the rest, I shall have to investigate.
Love the title and the tunes
Country sneaks in slowly & before you know it... Wow is the Dave Edmunds track really that old? Keep on rockin' top stuff here Siobhan.
Holy shit. This looks great to me, although I'm lukewarm on the Old 97's, to be honest...
Wow this looks incredible. If you're burning one for Jen could you do one more??
Fantastic Siobhan. Totally lovely Cowboy Junkies song... couldja make it another one after Sammy's copy?
I'm not a total hick, but I'm down with country. Great tunes selected here, Siobhan.
Wow.
I'm a city boy but I could go for a trip out in the country with Wanda, Jerry Lee, Georgia & Bo . . . This mix has got a rocky top that don't stop.
City boy here . . . . lovin' this though . . . but I am getting old given that I do remember some of these when they were new releases!
Heck yeah! The Wanda Jackson to Cowboy Junkies is a helluva transition. Love all of it.
In the summertime I'm a littele countryish, slow moods and sunshine works for me. lovely stuff
Just wonderful!
Like Donny, I'm a little more rock 'n' roll (that's about all we have in common), but I do love the looks of this mix, which covers over 50 years of cool tunes. Great to have you back, btw. Always good to see your name in the recent release bin. Oh, and my wife has those D&M dolls -- you can see their 'lil bro Jimmy doll on my Kids Rock mix.
Looks like a whole lot of great retro tunes from that neck of the woods!
I'm gonna' go with Moe's comment here Siobhan.., but there's plenty (!) I really like here. That Bees track always makes me smile.., and a great Dave Edmunds, too!
Outstanding!
Great stuff! Really dig the Bo Diddley, Bees, and Derailers picks.
thankyou . . . . soundtrack to Dubai traffic jams yesterday and today . . .