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Brickyard Blues) / Frankie Miller High Life 2006/11/04 Play Something Sweet (Brickyard Blues) / Frankie Miller High Life Freedom For The Stallion / Boz Scaggs My Time Brother Can You Spare A Dime / Phil Alvin Un "Sung Stories" Lazybones / Leon Redbone On The Track Lazybones / Geoff & Maria Muldaur Sweet Potatoes You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go / Maria Muldaur Heart of Mine- Love Songs of Bob Dylan Forever Young / Bonnie Bramlett Lady's Choice The Bridge / Elton John The Captain & The Kid I'll Stand By You / Rod Stewart Still The Same...Great Rock Classics of Our Time Love Hurts / Rod Stewart Still The Same...Great Rock Classics of Our Time Mr Soul / The Everly Brothers Hard Workin' Man- The Jack Nitzsche Story Volume 2 I Don't Want To Talk About It / Crazy Horse Hard Workin' Man- The Jack Nitzsche Story Volume 2 See You Later Alligator / Bobby Charles Chess Masters- Bobby Charles I Must Be In A Good Place Now / Bobby Charles Bobby Charles It's Easy / JJ Cale & Eric Clapton The Road To Escondido Sugar For Mr Morrison / Free Live At The BBC I'm A Mover / Free Live At The BBC Don't Say You Love Me / Free Live At The BBC 2006/11/11 I'm Wondering / Stevie Wonder Love Songs - 20 Classic Hits Girl Blue / Stevie Wonder Music of My Mind Persian Love / Holger Czukay Movies (I Wish I Knew) How It Would Feel To Be Free / Derek Trucks Band Songlines (Looking For) The Heart of Saturday Night / Madeleine Peyroux Half The Perfect World Itineraire / Henri Salvador Ma Chere Et Tendre The Penguin / Sharon Shannon and Big Band Live At Dolans John Walker's Blues / Steve Earle Jerusalem I'm Gonna Leave You / Martha Velez Angels of The Future/Past Missing Person / J.J. Cale & Eric Clapton The Road To Escondido Dead End Road / J.J. Cale & Eric Clapton The Road To Escondido Don't Keep Me Wondering / Allman Brothers Band Eat A Peach (Deluxe Edition) I Just Wanna Make Love / Jaco Pastorius (Tommy Strand & Upper Hand) The Early Years Recordings Tryin' To Get To Heaven / Bob Dylan Time Out Of Mind Save The Children / Gil Scott-Heron The Revolution Will Not Be Televised O Caroline / Matching Mole Matching Mole 2006/11/18 Power / The Doobie Brothers with John Hall and James Taylor No Nukes - The Muse Concerts for a Non-nuclear Future Cut Across Shorty / Rod Stewart Gasoline Alley Swift As The Wind / Incredible String Band The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter Chinese White / Incredible String Band The 5000 Spirits or The Layers of The Onion Flowers of the Forest / Mike Heron White Bicycles The Two Sisters / Frankie Armstrong Lovely On The Water The Sailor Boy / Frankie Armstrong Lovely On The Water The Mutant / Trader Horne Morning Way Down And Out Blues / Trader Horne Morning Way Huldi Akurinn / Paul Lydon Vitlaust Hus The Wind That Shakes The Barley / Dolores Keane Night Owl The Merry Sisters of Fate / Lunasa The Merry Sisters of Fate Road To Barga / Lunasa Se The Lakes of Ponchartrain / Paul Brady The Liberty Tapes Pretty Fair Maid In The Garden / Tim O'Brien Fiddler's Green Wish I Had A Dollar / Dirk Powell Time Again 旅の終わり / Humbert Humbert 11のみじかい話 The Drunkard's Hiccups (Jack of Diamonds) / Dirk Powell, Tim O'Brien, John Herrman Songs From The Mountain 2006/11/25 Statesboro Blues / Rising Sons Rising Sons Abba Zaba / Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band Safe As Milk Rolling Stones / Love In Vain Let It Bleed Memo From Turner / Mick Jagger Performance: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Do Re Mi / Ry Cooder Ry Cooder Mama Told Me Not To Come / Randy Newman 12 Songs Willin' / Little Feat Little Feat Money Honey / Ry Cooder Into The Purple Valley FDR In Trinidad / Ry Cooder Into The Purple Valley Taxes on the Farmer Feeds Us All / Ry Cooder Into The Purple Valley Dark End Of The Street / Ry Cooder Boomer's Story Comin' In On A Wing And A Prayer / Ry Cooder Boomer's Story Wild About My Lovin' / John Sebastian Tarzana Kid Jesus On The Mainline / Ry Cooder Paradise and Lunch He'll Have To Go / Ry Cooder Chicken Skin Music Yellow Roses / Ry Cooder Chicken Skin Music How Can A Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live / Ry Cooder Show Time Little Sister / Ry Cooder No Nukes: The Muse Concerts For A Non-Nuclear Future Happy Meeting In Glory / Ry Cooder Jazz I Think It's Gonna Work Out Fine / Ry Cooder Bop Till You Drop.
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