1:00pm, 10-27-2012

    Apples and Ghosts

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    2012-10-27 THE 4th SAT. OF EACH MONTH FROM 1:00 TO 3:00 p. m.  Pacific Time

    THEME:   APPLES AND GHOSTS….AUTUMN AND HALLOWEEN

    HOST: LAUREL PAULSON-PIERCE  [email protected] 

    (Your Radio Common 'Tater) P.O.B. 4201, Yankee Hill, CA, 95965

    ARTIST                 TITLE          ALBUM                LABEL                  WEBSITE

    Gathering Time / Red Apples and Gold / Title Song / Inspireline/Treble G Records /www.gatheringtimetrio.org

    Dennis Day / Johnny Appleseed / Disney Movie sound track 1948

    Putnam Smith /  I Dream of Apple Orchards /We Could Be Beekeepers /

    Itchy Sabot Records / http://www.putnamsmith.com/

    Christopher Smith / Applesauce / Sweet River Grace/ Small Time Productions / http://www.christophersmithmusic.com/

    Wild Mountaineers String Band / Watching Apples Grow / Live @ Gold Nugget Museum, Paradise, 8-8-04 / Self (my trio)

    John Larsen / Lyda Southard’s Apple Pie / Idaho Songs Project

    Debby McClatchy and the Red Clay Ramblers / Apples in Winter /Trails End /www.debbymcclatchy.com

    Kate Wolf / The Lilac and the Apple / Gold in California / Kaleidoscope Records / http://www.katewolf.com

    Joan Baez / Where’s My Apple Pie / http://www.joanbaez.com

    Dennis Day / Apples / Disney movie sound track/ 1948

    Almanac Readings / October astronomy, astrology and gardening info.

    Bill Staines / Ghost Towns / October’s Hill /

    Jim Stafford / The Best of Jim Stafford / The Last Chant /

    R. Crumb and the Cheap Suit Seranaders / Chasin’ Rainbows / Mysterious Mose / http://www.crumbproducts.com/

    Bob Bozeman / Oh Death

    Enter the Haggis / Ghosts of Calico/gutter Anthems/ http://enterthehaggis.com

    A Capella / Zombie Jamboree

    Jim Stafford / the Best of Jim Stafford / Swamp Witch

    Vic Mizzy / The Addams Family/

    Del McCoury / It’s Just the Night /

    Jim Stafford / The Best of Jim Stafford / Spiders and Snakes

    Dillard Hartford Dillard / wheatstraw suite / the biggest whatever

    Dr. West’s Medicine Show/ Euphoria! The Best of Dr. West's Medicine Show & Junk Band / The Eggplant that Ate Chicago

    Tom Waits/ The Black Rider /

    Tom Waits/ Big Joe and the Phantom 309 / Nighthawks at the Diner

    Charlie Daniels / Country Collection / The Devil Went Down to GA

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    • 12:15pm The Last Chant by Jim Stafford on The Best of Jim Stafford
    • 12:24pm Mysterious Mose by R. Crumb and His Cheap Suit Serenaders on Chasin' Rainbows (1993)
    • 12:26pm Oh Death by Bob Bozeman on unknown
    • 12:55pm The Ghosts of Calico by Enter the Haggis on Gutter Anthems (2009)
    • 12:56pm Zombie Jamboree by A Capella on A Capella
    • 1:01pm Red Apples and Gold by Gathering Time on Red Apples and Gold (Inspireline/Treble G Records, 2012)
    • 1:02pm Swamp Witch by Jim Stafford on The Best of Jim Stafford
    • 1:03pm Main Theme by Vic Mizzy on The Addams Family (1964)
    • 1:05pm It's Just the Night by The Del McCoury Band on It's Just the Night (2003)
    • 1:08pm Spiders and Snakes by Jim Stafford on The Ultimate Jim Stafford
    • 1:09pm The Biggest Whatever by The Dillards on Wheatstraw Suite
    • 1:11pm The Eggplant That Ate Chicago by Dr. West's Medicine Show & Junk Band on Euphoria! The Best of Dr. West's Medicine Show & Junk Band (1998)
    • 1:17pm Black Rider by Tom Waits on Black Rider Outtakes
    • 1:19pm Big Joe and Phantom 309 by Tom Waits on Night Hawks at the Diner
    • 1:31pm The Devil Went Down to Georgia by The Charlie Daniels Band on Country Collection (disc 1) (1993)
    • 1:45pm Lyda Southard’s Apple Pie by John Larsen on Idaho Songs Project
    • 2:00pm Ghost Towns by Bill Staines on October's Hill (2012)
    • 4:00pm Johnny Appleseed by Dennis Day on Disney Sound Track
    • 4:00pm I Dream of Apple Orchards by Putnam Smith on We Could Be Beekeepers
    • 4:00pm Applesauce by Christopher Smith on Sweet River Grace (2012)
    • 4:00pm Watching Apples Grow by Wild Mountaineers String Band on Live @ Gold Nugget Museum, Paradise
    • 4:00pm Apples in Winter by Debby McClatchy & Red Clay Ramblers on Trails End
    • 4:00pm The Lilac & The Apple by Kate Wolf on Gold in California
    • 4:00pm Where’s My Apple Pie ? by Joan Baez on unknown
    • 9:17am Johnny Appleseed by Dennis Day on Sound Track from Disney Movie
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