"From the Joshua Tree Inn" Playlist 11-15-16
THIS WEEK’S PLAYLIST …
NOTE: IF YOU NOTICE A FRIEND ON THE PLAYLIST, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO SHARE WITH THEM (OR ANYONE ELSE) (THANKS)
From the Joshua Tree Inn - the best in contemporary folk, country & bluegrass music ... & all those regions in between.
Now in its 30th year ... hosted by Kevin Elliott for the past 21 years ... every Tuesday from 6 to 8 PM central time.
WEFT, Community Radio 90.1 FM
113 N. Market St.
Champaign, IL 61820, U.S.
217-359-9338
kelliott28@hotmail.com
kevinelliottmusic.com
weft.org
LISTEN TO THE PROGRAM ON-LINE AT: weft.org
Programs archived for two weeks at: radiofreeamerica.com/station/weft
Playlist: November 15, 2016
Artist - Song - Album - Record Company - Artist Website
Joe K. Walsh (featuring Brittany Haas) “Cumberland Gap” from Borderland on Skinny Elephant (http://joekwalsh.com)
Bryan Sutton “Arkansas Traveler” from The More I Learn on Sugar Hill (http://bryansutton.com)
Quiles & Cloud “Worried Man Blues (Live)” from Beyond the Rain on Compass (http://quilesandcloud.com)
Kristin Andreassen & Jefferson Hamer “Heaven's Elevator” from Heaven's Elevator on Kristin Andreassen & Jefferson Hamer (http://kristinandreassen.com http://jeffersonhamer.com)
Claire Lynch (featuring Béla Fleck & David Grier) “Kingdom Come” from North By South on Compass (http://clairelynch.com)
Wayne Hancock “Small Bouquet of Roses” from Slingin' Rhythm on Bloodshot (http://waynehancock.com)
Caleb Klauder & Reeb Willms “There Goes My Love” from Innocent Road on Caleb Klauder (http://calebklauder.com)
Marit Larsen “Hidden Heart” from Joni Was Right on Handbrygg (http://maritlarsen.com)
Dwight Yoakam (featuring Bryan Sutton & Stuart Duncan) “Guitars, Cadillacs” from Swimmin' Pools, Movie Stars... on Sugar Hill (http://dwightyoakam.com)
Fiona Boyes “Stubborn Old Mule” from Professin' The Blues on Reference (http://fionaboyes.com)
David Bromberg “Delia” from The Blues, the Whole Blues & Nothing But the Blues on Red House (http://davidbromberg.net)
Billy Bragg & Joe Henry “Early Morning Rain” from Shine a Light: Field Recordinggs from the Great American Railroad on Cooking Vinyl (http://billybragg.co.uk http://joehenrylovesyoumadly.com)
Doyle Bramhall II (featuring Norah Jones) “New Faith” from Rich Man on Concord (http://db2music.com)
The Handsome Family “Gold” from Unseen on Milk & Scissors (http://handsomefamily.com)
Leonard Cohen “Leaving the Table” from You Want It Darker on Columbia (http://leonardcohen.com)
Valerie June “Astral Plane” from The Order of Time on Concord (http://valeriejune.com)
Weyes Blood “Generation Why” from Front Row Seat to the Earth on Kemado (http://facebook.com/weyesblood)
Blind Pilot “Joik #3” from And Then Like Lions on ATO (http://blindpilot.com)
Devendra Banhart “Middle Names” from Ape in Pink Marble on Nonesuch (http://devendrabanhart.com)
Eric Johnson “Mrs. Robinson” from EJ on Provogue (http://ericjohnson.com)
Rob Ickes & Trey Hensley “Friend of the Devil” from The Country Blues on Compass (http://robandtrey.com)
Robin Greenstein (featuring Frank Rendo) “Tears in Heaven” from Tears and Laughter on Windy (http://robingreenstein.com)
James Lee Stanley (featuring Cheryl Prashker & Chad Watson) “Miss You” from Alive at Last - in Philadelphia on Beachwood (http://jamesleestanley.com)
Larry Murante “Mable's Music Box” from Patch of Sky on Larry Murante (http://larrymurante.com)
Dom La Nena “Scenic World” from Cantando on Six Degrees (http://domlanena.com)
Lau (featuring Joan Wasser & the Elysian Quartet) “Ghosts” from The Bell That Never Rang on Reveal (http://lau-music.co.uk)
Hannah Shira Naiman “Callum” from Know the Mountain on Merriweather (http://hannahshiranaiman.com)
Shirley Collins “The Banks of Green Willow” from Lodestar on Domino (http://shirleycollins.co.uk)
Nathan Bowles “Gadarene Fugue” from Whole & Cloven on Paradise of Bachelors (http://nathanbowles.com)
Stephan Crump & Mary Halvorson “What'll I Do” from Emerge on Entact (http://stephancrump.com http://maryhalvorson.com)
John Scofield (featuring Larry Goldings, Steve Swallow & Bill Stewart) “Mr. Fool” from Country for Old Men on Impulse!/Verve (http://johnscofield.com)