Hi Bob:

The list won't accept my playlists. Again,could you please forward this one?

Peace,
Paul
On 04/15/2026 3:08 PM CDT Bob Blackman <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

 
[I'm posting this on Paul Stamler's behalf...]

Hi folks:
This was the third program from the new online studio, now occupied by former KDHX volunteers.
Format:
#. Artist - title - album name* - (Label + Date)
    [comments] *78s in the Wax Museum don't usually have an album name.

1. Phil Cooper & Margaret Nelson - No Time to Tarry Here (Private tape 1987)
2. Bayless Rose - Jamestown Exhibition - Before the Blues v1 (Yazoo 1995)
    [Scholars have mused over what color Bayless Rose was; they seem
to have concluded that he was white, although a lot of what he played came from the Black side of the tradition]
 [This was a bit of Folklore 101, parallel versions of the same traditional song from the USA and UK]
3. Doug & Jack Wallin - The Foggy Dew - Family Songs and Stories from
the North Carolina Mountains (Smithsonian-Folkways 1995)
4. Ewan MacColl - The Foggy Dew - Black and White (Cooking Vinyl 1990)
    [I was lucky enough to record this superb rendition at one of
MacColl's last concerts, at the Sheldon in St. Louis.]
5. Curt Bouterse & Bob Webb - Fair and Tender Ladies - Waiting for Nancy - Eagle's Whistle 2008)
6.Vousin Emmy - Pretty Fair Miss Out in the Garden - Man of Constant Sorrow (Yazoo 1999)
[More Folklore 101:]
7. Doug & Jack Wallin - Jackaro - Family Songs and Stories from the North Carolina Mountains (Smithsonian-Folkways 1995)
8. John Roberts & Tony Barrand - Jackie Munro - A Present from the Gentlemen (Golden Hind 1992)
    [astonishingly topical]
9. Curt Bouterse & Bob Webb - Gypsum Davey - Waiting for Nancy - Eagle's Whistle 2008)
[Most people associate this with Woody Guthrie; here's Folklore 101 with the first recording of the song:]
10. Samantha Bumgarner: Georgia Blues - Hard Times Come Again No More (Yazoo 1999)
11. Woody Guthrie - Blowin' Down the Road (I Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way) - Dust Bowl Ballads (Victor 1940)
12. Girls ofthe Golden West - Whoopee-Yi-Yi-Yo-Get Along Little Dogies - Times Ain't Like They Used to Be v 6 (Yazoo 1999)
I wanted to psy tribute to Phil Ochs; his yshrzeit was on 4-7. This
was the first song of his I heard - my cousin Bob brought his first record to our house:
13. Phil Ochs - One More Parade - Farewells and Fantasies (Elektra 1997)
Time for the Wax Museum [Yes, I named it in honor of Studs Terkel's
program, which I listened to in my early years:
a. Pale K. Lua & David K. Kaili - Hawaiian Waltz Medley (Victor 1915)
b. Kazimirz Stefaniak - [Hill Billy Polka] (Rondo 1948)
c. Jan Wanat - Josio [Oberek] (Victor 1927)
d. Pale K. Lua & David K. Kaili - Kilima Waltz ((Victor 1915) e. Dan Schiles & his Orch. Mac's Polka (Rondo 1948)
Back to the main show. I did a set for people who are battling with
alcohol; I've had friends who had to contend with it. It's not a simple thing;
14. Oscar Brown, Jr. - Somebody Buy Me a Drink - Sin and Soul ... and Then Some (Columbia 1959)
15. Blackburn-Beach Blues Band - Winin' Boy Blues  - Blues In My Heart (Big Drawbar 2015
[When Bob Dylan learned this from the Clancy Bros, it was a
jolly-rah-rah drinking song; he heard through that to the tragedy
hidden in the words. I think this might be Dylan's best performance ever:]
16 - Bob Dylan - Moonshiner - The Bootleg Series, v 1 (Columbia 1991)
[This was also for Phil Ochs. Dave Van Ronk used to introduce it by
saying, "I learned his song from Bob Dylan, who learned it from Eric
Von Schmidt, who learned it from me." Well, it was a small world in Greenwich Village in 1961:]
17. Bob Dylan - He Was a Friend of Mine  - The Bootleg Series, v 1 (Columbia 1991)
[and Phil himself:]
18. Phil Ochs - When I'm Gone - Farewells and Fantadies (Elektra 1991)
    [And it's also a memorial song for every activist; when i hear it,
i think of my parents, Rose and Jerry Stamler, and the lives of
commitment they lived. In Phil's words ... "so I guess I'll have to do it while I'm here."
19. Pete Seeger & Arlo Guthrie - Quite Early Morning - Together (Rising Son 1975)
    [some hope; i began finishing with this song when COVID was at its peak]
"No Time to Tarry Here" airs Sundays from 2-4 pm central time on:

Community Radio in St. Louis.
Programs are archived after airing.

Peace,
Paul J. Stamler


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