Other Mixes By Mo Twang!
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At the New Iberia Bandstand
| Artist | Song | |
| Carl Miller | Rhythm Guitar | |
| Merle Haggard | Daddy Frank (The Guitar Man) | |
| Kathy Mattea | Listen to the Radio | |
| Robert Earl Keen | Daddy Had a Buick | |
| Taj Mahal | She Caught the Kady and Left Me a Mule to Ride | |
| The Jayhawks | Miss Williams' Guitar | |
| Jimmie Dale Gilmore | All Grown Up | |
| Moby Grape | Naked If I Want To | |
| The Damnations TX | Black Widow | |
| Moby Grape | Rounder | |
| Townes Van Zandt | For the Sake of the Song | |
| Jo-El Sonnier | If Your Heart Should Ever Roll This Way Again | |
| Highway 101 | Sweet Baby James | |
| Van Morrison | Real Real Gone | |
| Jack Ingram | I Can't Leave You | |
| Uncle Tupelo | We've Been Had | |
| Willie Nelson | Bonaparte's Retreat | |
| Kris Kehr and Stone Poets | Jig's Jig | |
| Old 97's | Buick City Complex | |
| Emmylou Harris | Boy from Tupelo | |
| Dave Alvin | Border Radio | |
| Guy Clark | Black Diamond Strings | |
| Keb' Mo' | Henry | |
| Willie Nelson | Bach Minuet in G | |
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Cars, guitars, and honkytonk bars.... I made this for a CD exchange on another site.
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Another inspired mix, Mo! A couple of artists I don't recognize that I'll have to check out. Can I walk down your street naked if I want to?
Well, Franklin, I wouldn't recommend doing that in my neighborhood. But you do what you've got to do.
Whoa! This is great. Special props to the Moby Grape and Townes tracks.
Thanks, Rob. TVZ is one of my all time favories and "For the Sake of the Song" is probably my favorite song by him. I picked up "Vintage" recently to replace my long ago worn out copy of the first Moby Grape album and I've been mining it for mix material lately.
Yeah, that's one of my very favorite Townes tracks, too. I think I prefer only "If I Needed You", actually. Yeah, I have "Vintage", as well--same story on my end. I think my favorite tracks on there are "Someday", "8:05" and "Omaha".
Excellent mix!!
Excellent. And the title is brilliant.