Here's the Hootenanny Power playlist (16 selections) on 89.3 WRKF Public Radio for Saturday 18 April 2026 -Taylor Sky Smeed -- Don't Think Twice It's Alright -- Live at the Rock House -- Sky Smeed Salamander Crossing - theme -- Light In The Window -- Bottleneck Dreams -- Signature Sounds The Deslondes - coming to town -- South Dakota Wild One -- Ways and Means -- New West Paula Boggs Band -- Still Grateful -- Sumatra -- Paula Boggs Band Rusty Gear -- What We Believe -- Music City Grifters -- Chickahominy Marsh Records Moya Brennan with Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra -she died this week -- In A Lifetime -- Heart Strings -- Moya Brennan Rozzi -- Fig Tree -- Fig Tree -- Mr. Moon Records Milk Carton Kids -- My Place Among The Stones -- Lost Cause Over Fool -- Far Cry Records Emily Scott Robinson -- The Time For The Flowers -- Appalachia -- Oh Boy Tony Trishka with Molly Tuttle -- Red River Valley -- Earl Jam 2 -- Down The Road Records Teddy Thompson -- So This Is Heartache -- Never Be The Same -- Royal Potato Family Tom Rigney and Flambeau -- Do The Zydeco -- All Fired Up -- Parhelion Records Andy Cohen, Eleanor Ellis, William Lee Ellis -- Memphis Minnie And Me -- Whistlin' Past The Graveyard -- Riverlark Eric Bibb -- Roll On Buddy -- In The Real World -- Stony Plain Koko Taylor -- Wang Dang Doodle -- Crown Jewels -- Alligator Records Dean Zucchero featuring Little Freddie King -- Fowl Play -- Song For The Sinners -- Pugnacious Records Hootenanny Power - WRKF, a Folk Alliance International Folk Radio Hall Of Fame program Taylor Caffery [log in to unmask] ... Thanks for reading and/or listening and/or dancing. I'll see you again next week with another folklist, another show. WRKF 3050 Valley Creek Drive Baton Rouge LA 70808 WRKF.org streams and broadcasts this show live at 89.3. (I know, this used to be a three hour show, but it was reduced some time ago to only one hour, so I can't fit all the music by varied artists that in the "old" days could squeeze into the program.) NOW JUST ONE HOUR 9 pm-10 pm Saturdays, preceded by two hours of Nick Spitzer's American Routes from New Orleans and followed by two hours of Marilyn Rea Beyer's The Midnight Special from Chicago. wrkf.org/programs/hootenanny-power To determine if your artist's music is being played on folk radio, explore via the search box at: Remember that hundreds of FOLKDJ-L listmembers will read your message. Take care to send private replies to the original poster, not FOLKDJ-L!