Artist	Song
Bob Dylan & the Band	Odds & Ends
Ry Cooder	Tamp 'Em Up Solid
Greezy Wheels	All of My Time
Little Feat	Fat Man in the Bathtub
Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen	Lost in the Ozone
Flying Burrito Brothers	Break My Mind
Moby Grape	8:05
Big Star	The Ballad of El Goodo
Willis Alan Ramsey	Painted Lady
Allman Brothers	Blue Sky
Grateful Dead	Dire Wolf
The Band	King Harvest (Has Surely Come)
Buffalo Springfield	On the Way Home
Steve Miller Band	Going to the Country
Canned Heat	Going Up the Country
John Hartford	Morning Bugle
Creedence Clearwater Revival	Lookin' Out My Back Door
Joni Mitchell	Big Yellow Taxi
John Prine	Spanish Pipedream
The Byrds	Lazy Waters
Jefferson Airplane	Good Shepherd
Three Dog Night	Out in the Country
Neil Young	After the Gold Rush
Quicksilver Messenger Service	Shady Grove
Bob Dylan & the Band	You Ain't Going Nowhere

Comment:

One of the first mixes I traded for on AOTM, and still one of my favorites, is Mo Twang!'s Our Friend Crippled Hand. Crippled Hand harkens back to the age when rock rediscovered country -- the twang and the sensibility. It was a time when everybody was reading "Mother Earth News" along with their "Rolling Stone." It was a time when all the cosmic cowboys seemed to be hanging out in Austin, and the Armadillo World Headquarters was the perfect place to spend a warm Texas evening. I think my favorite thing about Crippled Hand is singing along in my car, falsetto unfurled, with Judy Collins...... "Someday soooon, going with him, someday sooooooon!!" Only by myself, of course. And with the windows rolled up. My singing voice has been known to make grown men weep and to drop birds from the sky in mid-flight. But I digress. This is Cosmic American music, circa the Nixon Administration, and a humble appreciation for my AOTM buddy, Mo Twang!, mixologist magnifico. And after all, who couldn't use a little mo' twang!?

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