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(Happy Birthday this week to OUR FOUNDER, Johnny Cash)
(Happy Birthday this week to OUR FOUNDER, Johnny Cash)
Johnny Cash – Folsom Prison Blues [live]
Johnny Cash – Big River
Johnny Cash – Orange Blossom Special
Johnny Cash – San Quentin
Johnny Cash – Rowboat
The Monks – Monk Chant
Bob Dylan – Maggie’s Farm
Bob Dylan – Subterranean Homesick Blues
The Staple Singers – The Weight (RIP, Cleotha Staples)
Junior Brown – Highway Patrol
Bob Log III – All the Rockets Go Bang
CeDell Davis – Keep On Snatchin’ It Back
Elmo Williams & Hezekiah Early – Hoopin’ and Hollerin’
Bo Diddley – Ride On Josephine
Bo Diddley – Road Runner
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!!
Little Richard – Get Rhythm
Screamin’ Rebel Angels – Out of This World
Screamin’ Rebel Angels – Out of This World (yep, twice.....again)
James Brown – Funky President (People It’s Bad)
Screamin’ Jay Hawkins – You Made Me Love You
Screamin’ Jay Hawkins – There’s Somethin’ Wrong with You
The 101ers – Rabies (From the Dogs Of Love)
Ramones – Palisades Park
Social Distortion – Far Behind
Steve Earle – I Am a Wanderer
Jason & the Scorchers – Moonshine Guy/Releasing Celtic Prisoners
Tom Waits – Goin’ Out West
Joan Jett & the Blackhearts – Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah)
Preacher & The Saints – Jesus Rhapsody, Pt. 1
Scott H. Biram – Only Jesus
The Five Blind Boys of Alabama – Way Down in the Hole
The Wilburn Brothers – Knoxville Girl
The Louvin Brothers – Knoxville Girl
Edgefield C. Johston – Meet Me In the Ground
Tom Jones – Burning Hell
Tom Jones – Deliliah
The Cramps – Fever
Big George Brock – Cut You Loose
Big Jeff Chapman – Imagination
Albert Collins – I Ain’t Drunk
Al Green – Love and Happiness
Bill Withers – Ain’t No Sunshine
The Doors – Five to One
Alex Chilton – Sugar, Sugar/I Got the Feelin’
Andre Williams – Pardon Me, I’ve Got Someone To Kill
The Animals – We Gotta Get Out of This Place
Bare Jr. – Why Do I Need A Job
Black Diamond Heavies – Fever In My Blood
Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears – Booty City
Be sure to check out:
Screamin' Rebel Angels
Edgefield C. Johnston
Be sure to check out:
Screamin' Rebel Angels
Edgefield C. Johnston
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"Like someone said, you go nuts if you're a musician or an artist and you have to return to a life of mindless daily grind. Artists who have to give up their artistic careers are the most miserable people alive. They have a hard time working for anyone. They can make it for a while because of their kids - or something that is bigger than they are - but for themselves, they are miserable. If they have a job, sooner or later they get themselves fired. Just can't handle it. I can't stand the idea of being sentenced to a lifetime of being a machine." - Thomas Edward Shaw (Eddie from "the monks")
"Like someone said, you go nuts if you're a musician or an artist and you have to return to a life of mindless daily grind. Artists who have to give up their artistic careers are the most miserable people alive. They have a hard time working for anyone. They can make it for a while because of their kids - or something that is bigger than they are - but for themselves, they are miserable. If they have a job, sooner or later they get themselves fired. Just can't handle it. I can't stand the idea of being sentenced to a lifetime of being a machine." - Thomas Edward Shaw (Eddie from "the monks")
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