Tue. September 26th, 2006
Podcast mp3 available only by request, no DL or iTunes feed this episode
Honest Tunes
9-26-2006
“Featuring New Release Live CD’s from Tea Leaf Green ![[LINK]](http://dgold.info/radio/wp-content/images/aoutside.gif)
and The Byrds”
SET ONE: Gone Today, Ophelia, Life Is A Carnival, Evangeline, Be Together, Panic In Babylon > Jam > Mercy > Just Kissed My Baby, Pigeons
SET TWO: Jezebel, Taught To Be Proud > All Of Your Cigarettes, Lover Of The Bayou, Positively 4th Street, Old Blue, It’s Alright Ma (I’m Only Bleeding) > Ballad Of Easy Rider, You All Look Alike, Nashville West, Willin’, Black Mountain Rag (Soldier’s Joy), Baby What You Want Me To Do (You Got Me Runnin’
ENCORE: Everything Is Broken, Last Lullaby
THE BANDS:
Ollabelle (Amy Helm joins Levon’s band 9-27 @The Green Door)
The Band (Levon Helm plays Wednesday @The Green Door in Fayetteville)
Joseph Isreal - Gone Are The Days (Fayetteville’s reggae artist recorded in Jamaica, released today on iTunes)
Lee Scratch Perry - Panic In Babylon (New CD!)
Widespread Panic 3-1992 Athens, GA
Tea Leaf Green - Rock ‘N’ Roll Band (New CD! and DVD coming out Halloween 2006)
The Byrds - There Is A Season (New CD! and box set)
ANNOUNCEMENT: Check back here on the blog at www.dgold.info/radio for an upcoming feature show about The Byrds with pre-recorded interview and unreleased tracks, coming soon (probably in November in celebration of what would have been Gram Parsons’ 60th birthday 11-5-2006)
Ollabelle - Riverside Battle Songs (featuring Amy Helm, she’s in Fayetteville tomorrow)
The first hour will include a mix of music ranging from reggae to Panic in Babylon to Widespread Panic (Athens 1992). WSP is playing tonight in Charlottesville. Fayetteville’s own international reggae artist Joseph Isreal releases his album today on iTunes. Lee Scratch Perry has a new CD out called “Panic In Babylon”. Levon Helm from The Band plays tomorrow night Wednesday September 27th in Fayetteville at The Green Door, with his daughter Amy Helm from the band Ollabelle. The second hour will feature new-release live historical material from The Byrds and Gram Parsons.
