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November 8, 2002
Please, do whatever you can to compel moderate Republicans Snowe, of Maine, and Chafee, of Rhode Island, to become Independents, resting control of the Senate from the right-wing ideologues | |
| Artist | Selection | Album (Label / Recording date) |
|---|
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Theme Music: Sarah Webster Fabio |
Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues
|
Jujus: Alchemy of the Blues
(Folkways 1976) |
| ECD |
In Tempo
|
Major Force: The Original Art-Form
(Mo Wax 1990) |
| Top Vis-a-Vis Band |
Ena Awu (Listen: Pop-up)
|
 Maye Afafanto (Makossa 1981) |
 Ambassadeur International |
N'Toman
|
Mandjou
(Celluloid 1977) |
| Moni Bile |
Ngando Nye Nguinya
|
Makossa Ambiance
(Sonodisc 1986) |
|
Talkover Music: DJ Gregory |
Block Party
|
Organic Audio Presents: Hi Life
(Fuego 2002) |
 (click) |
Two-Time Loser
|
Black Roots
(Mango 1979) |
| Michael Prophet |
Righteous Are the Conquerer
|
Righteous Are the Conquerer
(Greensleeves 1980) |
| Oku Onuora & AK7 |
Dread Times (Listen: Pop-up)
|
Pressure Drop
(Heartbeat 1984) |
| Kendell Smith |
Say What You Like / Time Running Out
|
Time Running Out
(Ariwa 1988) |
|
Talkover Music: Scientist |
Blacka Shade of Dub
|
In the Red Zone
(Shanachie 1997) |
| Gurmeet Bawa |
Malaki Kima (Listen: Pop-up)
|
Love and Life in the Punjab
(King 1989) |
| Me Thi Thoan |
Teum song
|
 Bamboo on the Mountains (Smithsonian/Folkways 1994) |
| The Brothers Hawk |
Nothing in My Life
|
Teen Dance Music From China and Malaysia
(Thrift Store late 1960s) |
 The Fuji |
Floating in Darkness
|
Anyway What Time Did You Get Up This Morning (Gramophone 2001) |
| Shoukichi Kina |
I-Yah Hoy! (Listen: Pop-up)
|
Peppermint Tea House
(Luaka Bop 1994) |
| Kyaw Kyaw Naing |
Hiyat Pan Khway Nwe
|
 Pat Waing: The Magic Drum Circle of Burma (Shanachie 1998) |
| Glenn Gould |
Partita No. 5 in G Major
|
The Gould Variations: The Best of Glenn Gould's Bach
(Sony 1957) |
|
Talkover Music: The Steps |
Babendi Bendi
|
Krontjong Wara-Warni
(Time Stereo 1960s) |
 Carlisle |
No Daddy Blues
|
Blues Yodeler & Steel Guitar Wizard
(Arhoolie early 1930s) |
| Hank Thompson |
Teach 'Em How to Swim
|
Dance Rance / Song for Rounders
(Koch 1947) |
| Lanky Hank Dawson |
Catfish Wiggle (Listen: Pop-up)
|
Hillbilly Jive With a Boogie Beat
(Collector ) |
| Hartman's Heartbreakers |
A Night in Carolina
|
Woodchips & Heartbreakers: The Blue Roots of Western Swing (Zircon 1936) |
|
Percy & the Rockin' Aces with Wayne Prince |
She Don't Cry in Vain
|
 Rural Rockin' Hicks: Real Gone Cornballs (Collector 1961) |
|
Talkover Music: Arkie Shibley |
Blue Kelly Boogie
|
Hot Rod Race
(Collector early 1950s) |
| Harlan Howard |
The Blizzard (Listen: Pop-up)
|
All Time Favorite Country Songwriter
(Koch 1965) |
| Leonard Cohen |
So Long, Marianne
|
Songs of Leonard Cohen
(Columbia 1968) |
| Bob Dylan |
Farewell, Angelina
|
The Bootleg Series 1-3
(Columbia 1965) |
 (click) |
Time for Me to Come Down
|
18 Again
(Koch 2002) |
|
Talkover Music: Hearn Gadbois |
Ancestor's Diptych
|
Joinery
(Hearn Gadbois 2002) |
| Billy Murray |
Bagdad (Listen: Pop-up)
|
 1913: Come and See the Big Parade (Archeophone 1913) |
 Bert Williams |
Purpostus
|
The Middle Years, 1910-1918
(Archeophone 1915) |
| Georges Milton |
La Caravane
|
Colonies
(Chansons Actualites 1927) |
|
Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra (Vocals & ukelele: Johnny Marvin) |
Half a Moon (Is Better Than No Moon)
|
1926
(RCA Victor 1926) |
| The Plantation Orchestra |
Arabella's Wedding Day
|
Harlem Comes to London
(Disques Swing 1926) |
| Joey Nash with Richard Himber's Orchestra |
What Can You Say in a Love Song?
|
Where Have We Met Before? Forgotten Songs From Broadway, Hollywood and Tin Pan Alley (New World 1934) |
| Lequime's Grand Hotel Orchestra |
The House Where the Shutters Are Green
|
Jazz and Hot Dance in India
(Harlequin 1926) |
|
Closing Theme: John Lee Hooker |
Stand By
|
I Feel Good
(Jewel 1971) |
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