Blue Monday 06/14/99

Blue Monday 06/14/99
Host: Larry Monroe
06/14: Scheduled to appear at 09 pm...
W.C. Handy award winner W.C. Clark

Too many guests to keep up with the database.
Sorry.

ARTIST SONG ALBUM LABEL

Fats Domino Blue Monday Best EMI America

Teisco Del Rey (with Charlie Musselwhite on harmonica) Teisco Redentor The Many Moods Of Teisco Del Rey Upstart

W.C. Clark Funny How Time Slips Away Texas Soul Black Top

Toni Price (with Dr. John on piano) Remember Me Low Down And Up Antone's

Dr. John Those Lonely Lonely Nights Gumbo Atco

Johnny Winter (with Dr. John on piano) Life Is Hard Let Me In Pointblank

Duke Robillard Love Sick New Blues For Modern Man Shanachie

Freddie King (David "Fathead Newman) Meet Me In The Morning Larger Than Life RSO

Freddie King Hideaway 12 Hits

Freddie King Goin' Down Hideaway Rhino

T-Bone Walker Mean Old World Box: CD 1 Mosaic

Lost track of the database about here...
The segment from 9 PM 'til about 10:20 featured W.C. Clark.
Interview plus selections from W.C.'s recorded work.
From about 10:30 'til 11 PM the guests were Rex Bell & Mickey White.
They both accompanied Townes Van Zandt for several years,
and Rex (Wrecks) played bass with Lightnin' Hopkins for 8 years.
Townes wrote "Rex's Blues" for Wrecks Bell.
James Cotton called in during the 11PM hour to say hello.
Cotton listens to Blue Monday in Memphis over the internet!

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ARTIST	SONG	ALBUM	LABEL
Fats Domino	Blue Monday	Best	EMI America
Teisco Del Rey (with Charlie Musselwhite on harmonica)	Teisco Redentor	The Many Moods Of Teisco Del Rey	Upstart
W.C. Clark	Funny How Time Slips Away	Texas Soul	Black Top
Toni Price (with Dr. John on piano)	Remember Me	Low Down And Up	Antone's
Dr. John	Those Lonely Lonely Nights	Gumbo	Atco
Johnny Winter (with Dr. John on piano)	Life Is Hard	Let Me In	Pointblank
Duke Robillard	Love Sick	New Blues For Modern Man	Shanachie
Freddie King (David "Fathead Newman)	Meet Me In The Morning	Larger Than Life	RSO
Freddie King	Hideaway	12 Hits
Freddie King	Goin' Down	Hideaway	Rhino
T-Bone Walker	Mean Old World	Box: CD 1	Mosaic
Lost track of the database about here... The segment from 9 PM 'til about 10:20 featured W.C. Clark. Interview plus selections from W.C.'s recorded work. From about 10:30 'til 11 PM the guests were Rex Bell & Mickey White. They both accompanied Townes Van Zandt for several years, and Rex (Wrecks) played bass with Lightnin' Hopkins for 8 years. Townes wrote "Rex's Blues" for Wrecks Bell. James Cotton called in during the 11PM hour to say hello. Cotton listens to Blue Monday in Memphis over the internet!