Other Mixes By The Misfit
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I Wonder Whatever Became of Human Beings
Artist | Song | |
Bubbling Over Five | Get Up Off That Jazzophone | |
Dock Boggs | Sugar Baby | |
Howlin' Wolf | The Natchez Burnin' | |
Rolling Stones | Sway | |
Junior Wells | Please Throw This Poor Dog a Bone | |
Lucinda Williams | Side of the Road | |
Willie Nelson | Me and Paul | |
Uncle Tupelo | Life Worth Livin' | |
Tom Waits | Mr. Siegal | |
Jimmie Dale Gilmore | DFW | |
Dirty Dozen Brass Band | That's How You Got Killed Before | |
Dr. John | I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You | |
Gillian Welch | My Morphine | |
Tom T. Hall | I Hope It Rains at My Funeral | |
Wilco | Red-eyed and Blue | |
Neil Young | Borrowed Tune | |
Bob Dylan | Sugar Baby | |
George Jones | The King Is Gone (So Are You) | |
Comment:
The title is a line from poet Kenneth Patchen. The cover illustration is from a painting by Jack Yeats.
Feedback:
God damned i think you got it here! My fav Dock Boggs and a hella of a great Stones pick, Waits too and Howlin & Gillian, I'll never heard that Dr.john track but it must be great!
looking swell man
Lots of really great mixes on AOTM today! Nice job. =)
Love the Dirty Dozen and a mix fetauring George Jones on it can't really be a bad one.
Very, very nice. I like all of these. Your title and your choice of a Howlin Wolf song remind me of what Sam Phillips used to say of the Wolf's music. Something about "where the soul of man never dies."
another brilliant mix.
Hey, I just noticed something else. Different versions of "I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, You Rascal You" have been cropping up in your mixes. Are you familiar with the Louis Armstrong/Louis Jordan version? Very cool and lotsa fun.
This is gorgeous. I do love that Gillian Welch track, among others.
Wonderful. Just wonderful.
Absolutely phenomenal, Mark. After I send your discs, we should discuss trading for this...
great , great mix
No complaints about this one! A very worthy contribution I must say!
wonderful!
Steve, I hadn't heard the Armstrong/Jordan version of "I'll Be Glad When You're Dead," but I downloaded it after reading your comments. Thanks for the tip; I love it!
awesome mix of old and new. very well done.