Eric Hisaw--"Johnston County"

The F'n A-Holes--"Bartender"

The Hootowls--"Depart From Me"

Mercury Dime--"Dog Star"

The Pinetops--"Birds Of Prey"

Them Slack Jawed Sons Of Bitches--"Something's Gotta Give"

Eddie Spaghetti--"Killer Weed"

Powder Mill--"The Devil In New Orleans"

Junior Brown--"Moan All Night Long"

Green On Red--"Time Ain't Nothing"

Dolly Parton--"The Bridge"

Homer & Jethro--"I Crept Into the Crypt and Cried"

Hugh X. Lewis--"War Is Hell"

Lester Flatt--"I Can't Tell the Boys From the Girls"

T. Texas Tyler--"Just Like Dad"

Marvin Rainwater--"The Haircut"

Hal Ford--"Skid Row Blues"

Yeah, I love the Cramps' version! Played that on "Hayride" #2...
swt said:

The Cramps do a good version of "Muleskinner" too.

Thanks Mark! Personally, I didn't think there were too many people over here that would give 2 shits about this show, but it's always cool to hear from folks on here that actually do listen and like it! I'm very appreciative that the "Hayride" has become a fave! I'll see what I can dig up for you as far as "Muleskinner Blues" goes...Thanks again for diggin' the show!
mark young said:

Hey fuckup - 

 

you have managed to become my favorite podcast, somehow.  I suppose i'm in a honkey tonk mood these days.

 

Look here, though, might I request you pop Mule Skinner Blues in your next podcast?  The Lonnie Donegan original would be fine, but there are heaps of great covers out there.  Check out the one by the Wilson Family, which i got from iTunes.  It's more bluegrass than honkey tonk, but that's ok!

 

Yeah, Steve, I remember you telling me about Junior Brown, and that's really cool! I've not had any contact with Eric Hisaw, and it was Jeff Smith of the Hickoids that sent Hisaw's latest disc "Ghost Stories". Quite honestly, I had never heard of him before.

swt said:

I subscribe so I got this a day early. I'm so cool.

 

Glad to hear my old high school locker mate Junior Brown there. Eric Hisaw is cool too. He's been on my local radio shows 2 or 3 times. 

 

ZViva Homer & Jethro!

agreed.  Theirs is based on the Fendermen's version, and not all that tonky.

 

The Cramps do a good version of "Muleskinner" too.

Hey fuckup - 

 

you have managed to become my favorite podcast, somehow.  I suppose i'm in a honkey tonk mood these days.

 

Look here, though, might I request you pop Mule Skinner Blues in your next podcast?  The Lonnie Donegan original would be fine, but there are heaps of great covers out there.  Check out the one by the Wilson Family, which i got from iTunes.  It's more bluegrass than honkey tonk, but that's ok!

 

I subscribe so I got this a day early. I'm so cool.

 

Glad to hear my old high school locker mate Junior Brown there. Eric Hisaw is cool too. He's been on my local radio shows 2 or 3 times. 

 

ZViva Homer & Jethro!