From The Other Side of the Mirror

On the 1st Sunday of every month I host and program a show called “Up on the Download”. I usually play roots/blues/gospel/country, anything that can be described as Americana from the station music library or, as the show title suggests, was downloaded from the web.

Here’s the set list for my show on April 18, 2010 as I sat in for another KOOP programmer.

The Open Road – John Hiatt
Plow Boy Hop – The Grinnell Giggers
Roller Coaster – Christopher Denny And The Natives
Bill Was A Texas Lad – J.D. Farley
Gypsy’s Curse – Calexico
Wine, Women & Song – Loretta Lynn
Another New World – Josh Ritter
Get Back Satan – Rev. Roger Worthy & His Sister Bonnie Woodstock
People Got a Lot Of Nerve – Neko Case
Brother – Romany Rye
Stackolee  – Woody Guthrie
Strange Form of Life – Bonnie Prince Billy
Baby Don’t Want You To Go – Jimmy McCracklin
Flume – Bon Iver
There’s A Little Bit of Everything in Texas – Ernest Tubb
Aunque En Miles Calles Vivas – Familia Mendoza
Sister Sinead – Kris Kristofferson
Stormy Monday – T-Bone Walker
This Wind – The Tallest Man On Earth
Austin – Peach League
Two Mirror – James Keyes
Come Home To Me – Steve Earle
Hey Miss – The New North String Band

Link to all archived shows

~ by john on April 18, 2010.

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