Other Mixes By Franklin Onn12
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Time and the River
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| Louis Armstrong | St. Louis Blues | |
| Bessie Smith w/ Louis Armstrong | St. Louis Blues | |
| Weaver & Beasley | St. Louis Blues | |
| Big Bill Broonzy | C&A Blues | |
| Tom T. Hall | St. Louis Named a Shoe After Me | |
| Skip Battin | St. Louis Browns | |
| Doc & Merle Watson | Take Me Out to the Ballgame | |
| John Hartford | Miss Ferris | |
| Son Volt | Tear Stained Eye | |
| Uncle Tupelo | New Madrid | |
| John Hartford | Living in the Mississippi Valley | |
| Norman Blake | Walnut River | |
| Neil Young | Cripple Creek Ferry | |
| The Band | Get Up Jake | |
| Michelle Shocked | Over the Waterfall | |
| Michael Martin Murphey & Nitty Gritty Dirt Band | Lost River | |
| Doc Watson | Miss the Mississippi and You | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| Robert Nighthawk | Kansas City Blues | |
| John Hartford | Steam Powered Aereo-Plane | |
| Bad Livers | My Old Man | |
| Gid Tanner & the Skillet Lickers | Soldier's Joy | |
| Neil Young | Comes a Time | |
| John Hartford | Indian War Whoop | |
| Roger McGuinn & Chris Hillman | You Ain't Going Nowhere | |
| Bob Dylan | Time Passes Slowly | |
| Nitty Gritty Dirt Band | Wabash Cannonball | |
| Country Gentlemen | Jesse James | |
| The Dillards | Old Home Place | |
| Norman Blake | Northern Winds | |
| The Byrds | Goin' Back | |
| Van Morrison | Got to Go Back | |
| Muddy Waters | Feel Like Going Home (acoustic version) | |
| The Band | When You Awake | |
| Grandpa | The Tom Simpson Piece | |
| John Denver & Nitty Gritty D.B. | So It Goes | |
| Squirrel Nut Zippers | St. Louis Cemetery Blues | |
Comment:
I grew up in St. Louis with roots deep in the Ozarks. I live about 700 miles from that area now, but it's still my spiritual home. I guess the place where you grow up always has a claim on your soul. This tape is an ode to lost youth, to my family,* and a meditation on passing time.* Wabash Cannonball is for my paternal grandfather who used to work there, and the Tom Simpson Piece is by my maternal grandfather who is playing the fiddle on a tape made by a field recorder (who can be heard introducing the tune and playing the pump organ - unfortunately the sound on this cut is not the best).
Feedback:
This looks great! I like the different versions of "St. Louis Blues" that start it off, and John Denver redeemed a whole lot of sins with that version of "So It Goes." Nice job.
Thanks. Yeah, I've never been a big John Denver fan or Michael Murphey either, but I really like their songs on the Circle vol. 2 album.
And may I add that I really admire your Crippled Hand CDs.
And may I add that I really admire your Crippled Hand CDs.
I know that Missouri does have *some* beauty, but it's definately not around my area. Great mix.
a brilliant mix. Lots of truly great songs, and many of my very favourite artists. well done!
I've got a 45 of Dizzy Dean doin' the "Wabash cannonball"....GODS BLESS St. Lou'!!! (..and they do!!!)Cards v. crubs this weekend! ("Baseball in St. Lou'" would've fit nicely on here, too....) Good one!


