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Muziek Voor Volwassenen / Johan Derksen Zaterdag 28 Maart 2020 Muziek voor volwassenen / Johan Derksen Zaterdag 28 maart 2020 Album van de week: Malford Milligan - "The Gospel According To Austin vol.2" ARTIEST TITEL COMPONIST PLATENLABEL LABELNO CD TITEL 09.00 - 10.00 uur 1 Rodney Crowell I walk the line Crowell, Cash Sugar Hill Records SUG CD 1065 The Houston Kid 2 Gary Moore That’s why I play the blues Moore BMG 4050538287584 Blues and Beyond 3 Rodney Crowell Things I wish I’d said Crowell Columbia 504729 2 Super Hits 4 Leif de Leeuw Band Running Jansen CRS 8713762039851 Where we're Heading 5 Rodney Crowell Voilà an American dream Crowell Warner Bros 9 25965-2 Collection 6 Malford Milligan I’ve never been to seminary Morgan Benefit CD Benefit CD The Gospel According To Austin vol.2 7 Rodney Crowell Leaving Louisiana in the broad daylight Crowell, Cowart Warner Bros 9 25965-2 Collection 8 Toronzo Cannon The silence of my friends Cannon Alligator ALCD 4995 The Preacher, The Politican or The Pimp 9 Rodney Crowell Beautiful despair Crowell Columbia Col 520094 2 The Outsider 10 Coco Montoya Stop runnin’ away from my love Paris Alligator ALCD 4994 Coming in Hot 11 Rodney Crowell Shelter from the storm Crowell Columbia Col 520094 2 The Outsider 12 Allman Brothers Band Never knew how much I needed you Allman Floating World FLOATM6296 Hell & High Water 10.00 - 11.00 uur 1 Rodney Crowell The man in me Crowell DMZ/Epic 513630 2 Fate's Right Hand 2 Long John Baldry Morning dew Dobson, Rose Stony Plain SPCD 1232 Right to Sing the Blues 3 Rodney Crowell It’s a different world now Crowell DMZ/Epic 513630 2 Fate's Right Hand 4 Nick Moss Band Sanctified, holy and hateful Moss Alligator ALCD 4993 Lucky Guy! 5 Rodney Crowell The long journey home Crowell New West Records NW6304 Tarpaper Sky 6 Don Johnson Tobacco Road Loudermilk Mar Vista Music MV3 779513 41032 Donald Ray 7 Rodney Crowell Frankie please Crowell New West Records NW6304 Tarpaper Sky 8 Malford Milligan I’m too close Morgan Benefit CD Benefit CD The Gospel According To Austin vol.2 9 Rodney Crowell Jesus talk to mama Crowell New West Records NW6304 Tarpaper Sky 10 Jeff Beck Group Tonight I’ll be staying here with you Beck Epic EK 31331 Jeff Beck Group 11 Rodney Crowell I wouldn’t be me without you Crowell New West Records NW6304 Tarpaper Sky 12 Rick Derringer Sorry for the heartache Derringer Roadrunner RR 9048 2 Back to the blues 11.00 - 12.00 uur 1 Rodney Crowell Please remember me Crowell RC1 Records 6408300047 Acoustic Classics 2 Marcus King Beautiful stranger King, Auerbach, McLaughlin Fantasy 888072118300 El Dorado 3 Rodney Crowell Brown & Root, Brown & Root Crowell RC1 Records 60000 00407 Texas 4 Rory Gallagher All around man Davenport UMC 5797126 Against the Grain 5 Rodney Crowell Forgive me Annabelle Crowell New West Records NW6354 Close Ties 6 Johnny Winter Hurtin’ so bad Winter BGO Records BGOCD766 Saints & Sinners 7 Rodney Crowell Shame on the moon Crowell Raven RVCD 152 Small Worlds [The Crowell Collection 1978-1995] 8 Malford Milligan Everything gonna be alright Morgan Benefit CD Benefit CD The Gospel According To Austin vol.2 9 Rodney Crowell 'Til I gain control again Crowell Raven RVCD-152 Small Worlds [The Crowell Collection 1978-1995] 10 Tinsley Ellis Your love’s like heroin Ellis Alligator ALCD 4997 Ice Cream In Hell 11 Rodney Crowell It’s such a small world Crowell Raven RVCD-152 Small Worlds [The Crowell Collection 1978-1995].
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