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You May Want to Request a Specific Song. Attached Is a List Nearly 300 You may want to request a specific song. Attached is a list nearly 300 songs that I do perform but chances are that the song you want isn’t on my list…seems that’s the way it is most of the time. I’m happy to play any of the songs on the attached list for you. If the song you want isn’t there, write your request on a $100 bill and drop it in the tip spittoon and I’ll learn it! 1 Act Naturally (Beatles) City of New Orleans (S. Goodman) Add a Little Love (G. Klyma) Clap Hands (T. Waits) Ain’t No Sunshine (B. Withers) Cocaine Blues (G. Davis) Ain't No Grave Gonna Hold My Come On in My Kitchen (R. Johnson) Body Down (C. Ely) Comes a Time (N. Young) All Along the Watchtower (B. Dylan) Come on up to the House (T. Waits) All My Loving (Beatles) Coming in to Los Angeles (A. Guthrie) All Over Now (Stones) Concrete and Barbed Wire (L. Williams) Already Gone (Eagles) Corrina, Corrina (J. Hurt) American Pie (D. McLean) Country Roads (J. Denver) Amie (Pure Prairie League) Cover of the Rolling Stone (Dr. Hook) Angelina ( K. Mo’) Cypress Grove Blues (Skip James) Angie (Stones) Danny’s Song (K. Loggins) Arizona (D. Schein) Dark as a Dungeon (Trad.) As Tears Go By (Stones) Daydream (Lovin’ Spoonful) Bad Luck & Trouble (S. Hopkins) Dead Flowers (Stones) Bad Moon Rising (CCR) Dear Doctor (Stones) Been Down Road (G. Kaiser) Death Don’t Have No Mercy (G. Davis) Behind Blue Eyes (Who) Deep River Blues (Doc’ Watson) Big Boss Man (J. Reed) Desperado (Eagles) Big Yellow Taxi (J. Mitchell) Don’t Bogart That Joint (E. Ingber) Blowing in the Wind (B. Dylan) Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood (N. Simone) Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain (W. Nelson) Don’t Let Me Down (Beatles) Blues in My Pocket (PGB) Don’t Pass Me By (Beatles) Blues Stay Away From Me (H. Glover) Don’t Think Twice (B. Dylan) Born on the Bayou (CCR) Don’t Worry, Be Happy (B. McFerrin) Bring It On Home to Me (S. Cooke) Down By the River (N. Young) Broke Down Engine (W. McTell) Down Home Girl (A. Robinson) Brown Eyed Girl (V. Morrison) Down on the Corner (CCR) Built For Comfort (W. Dixon) Dreams (Fleetwood Mac) Call Me The Breeze (J.J. Cale) Drifter in the Dark (Ween) Can’t Be Satisfied (M. Waters) Drunken Sailor (Trad.) Can’t Find My Way Home (S. Winwood) Dust in the Wind (Kansas) Can’t You See (Marshall Tucker Band) Dusty Boxcar Wall (E. Jewell) Candy Man (J. Hurt) Erie Canal (T. Allen/P. Seeger) Casey Jones (Grateful Dead) 2 Eve of Destruction (P.F. Sloan) If Jesus Comes Back as a Mexican Every Day I Have the Blues (P. Sparks) Man (D. MacKenzie) Everybody’s Talking (H. Nilsson) I'm A Stranger Here (Tampa Red) Feelin’ Alright (D. Mason) Imagine (J. Lennon) Folsom Prison Blues (J. Cash) In My Life (Beatles) For What It’s Worth (Buffalo Springfield) In Spite of Ourselves (J. Prine) Forever Young (B. Dylan) In the Midnight Hour (W. Pickett) Give Me the Beat Boys (Doobie Brothers) Is You Is or Is You Ain’t My Baby (L. Jordan) Goin’ Down That Road (W. Guthrie) It Hurts Me Too (E. James) Goin’ Up the Country (Canned Heat) It Never Rains in Southern California (B. Smith) Good Old Wagon (A. Hammond) Goodnight Irene (Leadbelly) Jack-a-Roe (Trad.) Grave Digger (D. Matthews) Jambalaya (H. Williams) Guilty (B. Raitt) John Law Burned Down the Liquor Hallelujah (L. Cohen) Sto’ (C. King) Hang on Sloopy (McCoys) Jug Band Song (D. Bromberg) Happy Together (Turtles) Jukebox Boogie (G. Henderson) Harvest Moon (N. Young) Key of Blue (PGB) Have You Ever Seen the Rain (CCR) Key to the Highway (B. Broonzy) Helpless (N. Young) Kindhearted Woman Blues (R. Johnson) Here Comes the Sun (Beatles) King of the Road (R. Miller) Hesitation Blues (A. Gillham) Knocking on Heaven’s Door (B. Dylan) Hey Joe (Trad.) Leaving on a Jet Plane (J. Denver) Hey Jude (Beatles) Let It Be (Beatles) Highway 49 (Howlin’ Wolf) Let it Bleed (Stons) Hit the Road Jack (R. Charles) Let’s Work Together (Canned Heat) Honky Tonk Women (Stones) Life Ain’t Easy (Dr. Hook) Horse With No Name (America) Light My Fire (Doors) House of the Rising Sun (Trad.) Lodi (CCR) I Can’t Live (H. Nilsson) Lonely People (Amereica) I Got My Mojo Working (Muddy Waters) Long As I Can See The Light (CCR) I Put a Spell on You (J. Hawkins) Long Black Veil (D. Dill) I Shall Be Released (B. Dylan) Long May You Run (N. Young) I Walk the Line (J. Cash) Look What They’ve Done to My I’ve Just Seen a Face (Beatles) Song (Melanie) If it Hadn’t Been for Love (Steeldrivers) Louise (P. Siebel) 3 Love Potion #9 (Searchers) Ramblin’ (D. Stevens) Lyin’ Eyes (Eagles) Ramblin’ On My Mind (R. Johnson) Mama, ‘Taint Long ‘Fore Day (W. McTell) Rest of My Life (Big Daddy Wilson) Make You Feel My Love (B. Dylan) Richland Woman Blues (R. Johnson) Me and Bobby McGee (K. Kristofferson) Ring of Fire (J. Cash) Meet Me in the Morning (B. Dylan) Ripple (Grateful Dead) Melissa (Allman Brothers) Rocky Racoon (Beatles) Mercedes Benz (J. Joplin) Roll Me Up and Smoke Me When Midnight Special (Leadbelly) I Die (W. Nelson) Moonshine (Memphis Minnie) Rollin' and Tumblin' (Trad.) Motherless Child (Trad.) Route 66 (B. Troupe) Motorcycle Song (A. Guthrie) Salt of the Earth (Stones) Mr. Bojangles (J.J. Walker) Sam Stone (J. Prine) Mustang Sally (B. Rice) Secret Aging Man (P.F. Sloan / PGB) My Girl (Temptations) Shades (Devil Makes Three) My Peace (W. Guthrie/A. Guthrie) She Caught the Katy (Taj Mahal) New Coat O’ Paint (T. Waits) Shelter from the Storm (B. Dylan) Nickel Song (Melanie) Shine a Light (Stones) Nobody Knows You (J. Cox) Simple Man (Skynyrd) Not Fade Away (B. Holly) Sittin’ on the Dock of the Bay (O. Redding) Old Fashioned Morphine (J. Holland) Six Days Upon Road (D. Dudley) Old Man Mose (L. Armstrong) Sixteen Tons (E. Ford) On the Road Again (Canned Heat) Sleepin’ Alone (T. Walker) One Toke Over the Line (Brewer & Shipley) Slip Slidin’ Away (P. Simon) Ophelia (The Band) So Far Away (PGB - not the Carol King (Stones) Paint it Black song) Paradise (J. Prine) Some Humans Ain’t Human (J. Prine) Peaceful Easy Feeling (Eagles) Squeeze Box (Who) People are Strange (Doors) St. James Infirmary (Trad.) Piano Man (B. Joel) Stagger Lee (Trad.) Plastic Jesus (E. Rush) Steamroller Blues (J. Taylor) Play With Fire (Stones) Still Haven’t Found What I’m Please Don’t Bury Me (J. Prine) Looking For (U2) Politicians & Preachers (PGB) Stormy Monday (T. Bon Walker) Poor Boy’s Delight (Infamous Stringdusters) Stuck in the Middle With You (Stealer’s Positively 4th Street (B. Dylan) Wheel) 4 Summertime (Gershwin) Walking Blues (R. Johnson) Sundown (G. Lightfoot) Way Over Yonder (C. King) Sunny Afternoon (Kinks) When that Evening Sun Sunshine Go Away Today (J. Edwards) Goes Down (V. Morrison) Sunshine on my Shoulders (J. 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