Artist	Song
Norman Blake	Are You From Dixie?
Dolly Parton	Seven Bridges Road
Bob Dylan	Mississippi
Muddy Waters	My Home Is in the Delta
Jim Dickinson	Down in Mississippi
Bill Nettles	Oxford, Mississippi Blues
Bonnie Raitt	The Kokomo Medley
Mississippi Fred McDowell	Kokomo Blues
Robbie Robertson	Somewhere Down the Crazy River
Big Joe Williams	Baby, Please Don't Go
Lucinda Williams	Crescent City
Louis Jordan	New Orleans and a Rusty Old Horn
Louis Armstrong	West End Blues
Jelly Roll Morton	Doctor Jazz
Dr. John	Going Back to New Orleans
Neville Brothers	Hey Pocky Way
Beau Jocque	Don't Tell Your Mama, Don't Tell Your Papa
Mississippi John Hurt	Frankie
Taj Mahal	Frankie and Albert
Corey Harris	Frankie and Johnny
The Band and The Staples	The Weight
Rosanne Cash	Price of Temptation

Comment:

"I followed the sound of a jukebox coming from up the levee ...." The first in the "Mysterious South" series, which is threatening to grow inot a multi-CD project. This one is for a friend who lived in Biloxi and environs all her life and then recently moved to upstate NY. Consequently, a lot of the songs are about Mississippi and New Orleans.

As for the title, Dolly sings "time sweet as honey," but the Steve Young website (he wrote the song) has "time sweetened honey", which, to me at least, is much more poetic and ... mysterious.

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