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		February 1st, 2006 ~ This American Routes celebrates the blues by veering off Highway 61 to examine the east coast songster tradition and west coast/Kansas City jump blues. Maryland-based guitarist Warner Williams lets his guitar do most of the talking as he moves through a live set of Piedmont blues. Jump blues king and Creole chameleon Deacon John talks about his career as both a New Orleans sideman and fronting his own band, the Ivories. Plus great music from T-Bone Walker, Doc Watson, Mississippi John Hurt and more. Listen To Hour 1 Listen To Hour 2 Share This

Hour One		Hour Two		Helpful Links
Open Bed: Step It Up Warner Williams live at American Routes studio, Nine Pound Hammer Cephas and Wiggins Cool Down, Alligator John Henry Ralph Stanley & The Clinch Mountain Boys Classic Bluegrass, Rebel St. James Infirmary Doc and Richard Watson Third Generation Blues, Sugar Hill If You Lose Your Money Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry Brownie McGhee and Sonny Terry Sing, Folkways Outside Woman Blues Cream Disraeli Gears, Polydor Instrumental: See You in Hell, Blind Boy Ry Cooder Crossroad soundtrack, Warner Samson and Delilah Blind Gary Davis Harlem Street Singer, Fantasy I Just Want Your Stingaree Les Paul with Georgia White Les Paul: The Trio's Complete Decca Recordings Plus 1936-47, Decca/MCA INTERVIEW: Warner Williams Listen Instrumental: Requiem For John Hurt John Fahey Requia, Vanguard Make Me A Pallet On Your Floor Mississippi John Hurt The Complete Studio Recordings, Vanguard Angels Laid Him Away Lucinda Williams Avalon Blues: A Tribute To The Music Of Mississippi John Hurt, Vanguard Moanin' the Blues Hank Williams The Complete Hank Williams, Mercury Angel from Montgomery John Prine John Prine, Atlantic She Thinks I Still Care Solomon Burke Proud Mary: The Bell Sessions, Sundazed		Open Bed: Going Back To New Orleans Deacon John Deacon John's Jump Blues, Vetter Creole Blues Don Vappie and the Creole Jazz Serenaders Creole Blues, Vappielle Empty Bed Blues Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys San Antonio Rose, Bear Family Pony Tail T-Bone Walker The Complete Imperial Recordings, 1950-1954, EMI Ride Your Pony Lee Dorsey Working In The Coalmine: Golden Classics, Collectables Green Door Eskew Reeder The Minit Records Story, EMI Instrumental: Nobody Knows You (Reprise) Deacon John Deacon John's Jump Blues, Vetter INTERVIEW: Deacon John Listen Blues Around The Clock Count Basie & Joe Turner The Bosses, Pablo Jumpin' The Blues Johnny Otis & His Orchestra Spirit Of The Black Territory Bands, Arhoolie Tip On In Slim Harpo House Rockin' and Hip Shakin', Vol. 3: Killer Swamp Blues Guitar, Hip-O Sax Shack Boogie Amos Milburn Blues, Barrelhouse & Boogie Woogie: The Best of Amos Milburn, 1946-1955, Capitol Instrumental: Feedbag Dr. John Mac Rebennack Medical School: The Early Sessions of Mac ‘Dr. John' Rebennack, Ace Blues All Day Long Richard ‘Groove' Holmes Blues All Day Long, 32 Jazz Things That I Used To Do Guitar Slim Crescent City Soul: The Sound Of New Orleans, 1947-1974, EMI Rich Woman Blues Lil' Millet and his Creoles Creole Kings of New Orleans, Specialty Gone A La Maison Clifton Chenier Sings The Blues, Arhoolie End Bed: Lafayette Waltz Clifton Chenier Louisiana Blues and Zydeco, Arhoolie

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