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Garrett Stack's American Jukebox®Originating on WMNR Fine Arts Originating on WMNR Fine Arts Radio [email protected] Playlist Program archived 24-48 hours after broadcast. Can be heard free of charge. Garrett Stack’s American Jukebox® Public Radio Exchange > exchange.prx.org > American Jukebox Show #: 292PRX Broadcast Date: August 17, 2019 Time:16:00 - 18:00 # Selections: 27 Since 2006 – Celebrating Classic Pop, Rock & Soul from the ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s American Jukebox® Theme Song Credit: “What Did You Do With Your Old 45’s,” Bobby Vinton, Bobby Vinton’s Greatest Hits, Curb Records, 1989. By Pam A. Hanna & George Pickard. Order Time Writer(s) Title Artist Disc Label Year Position Comment File Number Intro Track Release Date Date Played Date Played Copy 01 5:08 Louis Gossett, Jr/Richie Havens Handsome Johnny - LIVE Richie Havens Woodstock Artists iTunes/Amazon 1969 These are artists who sang at Woodstock and sang many of these songs. But, these are not RKV Woodstock 0:37 1 2019 8/17/19 the live recordings from the 1969 Woodstock Festival. 02 2:44 Tim Hardin If I Were A Carpenter Tim Hardin The Best Of Time Hardin - The Millenium UMG/Motown 1969 An iTunes download, 8/17/19. All tracks on this CD circa 1969. Find more info. CDFK Hardin 0:14 08 2002 8/17/19 Collection 03 2:00 Tim Hardin Reason To Believe Tim Hardin The Best Of Time Hardin - The Millenium UMG/Motown 1969 An iTunes download, 8/17/19. All tracks on this CD circa 1969. Find more info. CDFK Hardin 0:06 03 2002 8/17/19 Collection 04 4:25 Bob Dylan Mr. Tambourine Man Melanie The Best of Melanie Buddah/Pair 1969 RKF Melanie 0:07 8 1990 8/17/19 05 2:38 Arlo Guthrie Coming Into Los Angeles Arlo Guthrie Woodstock Festival Excerpts Cotillion 1969 Excerpts taken from the live recordings at the Woodstock Festival Aug. 15-17, 1969. RKV Woodstock 0:08 01 1970 8/17/19 From the soundtrack of the film. 06 2:41 Roger McGuinn/Gram Parsons Drug Store Truck Driven' Man Joan Baez and Jeffrey Leffret Woodstock Festival Excerpts Cotillion 1969 Excerpts taken from the live recordings at the Woodstock Festival Aug. 15-17, 1969. RKV Woodstock none 02 1970 8/17/19 From the soundtrack of the film. 07 3:15 Alfred Hayes/Earl Robinson Joe Hill Joan Baez Woodstock Festival Excerpts Cotillion 1969 Excerpts taken from the live recordings at the Woodstock Festival Aug. 15-17, 1969. RKV Woodstock none 03 1970 8/17/19 From the soundtrack of the film. 08 3:30 Horton/Hamilton/Carawan/Seeger We Shall Overcome Joan Baez Joan Baez in Concert - Part 2 Vanguard 1963 90 CDFK Baez 0:42 4 9/10/11 3/7/15 7/2/16 11/3/18 8/17/19 09 2:51 Joe McDonald Feelin' Like I'm Fixin' To Die Country Joe McDonald and the Fish Woodstock Festival Excerpts Cotillion 1969 ETxacekrept sh teaakernt frionm t thhe slivee rwecoordinsg sw arti thtee Wn otohdsatotc kc aFens tibvael Aturga. c1e5-d1 7t, o1 9t6h9e. RKV Woodstock 0:05 04 1970 8/17/19 From the soundtrack of the film. 10 2:58 S. Henry Evil Ways Santana Pop Music: The Golden Era 1951-1975 [disc 2] Sony 1969 9 Sang at Woodstock CDV 122 0:07 13 1999 9/21/13 8/17/19 - Sony Music Soundtrack for a Century 11 2:39 John Sebastian I Had a Dream John Sebastian Woodstock Festival Excerpts Cotillion 1969 Excerpts taken from the live recordings at the Woodstock Festival Aug. 15-17, 1969. RKV Woodstock 0:13 07 1970 8/17/19 From the soundtrack of the film. 12 3:21 Alan Wilson Going Up the Country Canned Heat Woodstock Festival Excerpts Cotillion 1969 Excerpts taken from the live recordings at the Woodstock Festival Aug. 15-17, 1969. RKV Woodstock none 09 1970 8/17/19 From the soundtrack of the film. 13 4:32 Screamin’ Jay Hawkins I Put A Spell On You Credence Clearwater Revival Classic Rock: 1968 Blowin’ Your Mind Time-Life 1968 58 CD 1968 BYM Series Classic Rock 0:13 10 8/17/19 CDV-15C 14 3:09 John Fogerty Proud Mary Credence Clearwater Revival 20 Greatest Hits Fantasy 1969 2 45/LP/CD Grtst Hits RKG Credence 0:11 3 11/14/1510/22/168/17/19 LPG-54 / CDG-3, 3A 15 4:47 Sly Stone Dance to the Music/Higher (Max Yasgur stage comment) + Sly & the Woodstock Festival Excerpts Cotillion 1969 Excerpts taken from the live recordings at the Woodstock Festival Aug. 15-17, 1969. RKV Woodstock 12 1970 8/17/19 From the soundtrack of the film. 16 4:35 Robbie Robertson The Weight TFahme iBlya nSdtone Fun Test Woodstock Artists iTunes/Amazon 1969 These are artists who sang at Woodstock and sang many of these songs. But, these are not RKV Woodstock 0:09 2 2019 8/17/19 the live recordings from the 1969 Woodstock Festival. 17 3:16 Bob Dylan I Shall Be Released The Band Woodstock Artists iTunes/Amazon 1969 These are artists who sang at Woodstock and sang many of these songs. But, these are not RKV Woodstock 0:06 3 2019 8/17/19 the live recordings from the 1969 Woodstock Festival. 18 3:00 Pete Townshend Pinball Wizard The Who Woodstock Artists iTunes/Amazon 1969 19 These are artists who sang at Woodstock and sang many of these songs. But, these are not RKV Woodstock 0:31 09 2019 8/17/19 the live recordings from the 1969 Woodstock Festival. 19 5:15 Lennon/McCartney With a Little Help From My Joe Cocker Woodstock Artists iTunes/Amazon 1969 These are artists who sang at Woodstock and sang many of these songs. But, these are not RKV Woodstock 0:05 07 2019 8/17/19 the live recordings from the 1969 Woodstock Festival. 20 4:02 G Gershwin SFruiemnmdse r-t iLmIVeE Janis Joplin with Big Brother & the Holding Janis Joplin's Greatest Hits Columbia 1968 CLS b. 1/19/1943. D. 10/4/1970 age 27 of a heroin overdose. Nicknamed "Pearl." RKF Joplin 0:39 2 1973 8/17/19 21 6:21 Dabney Slick ||| Grace Slick Somebody To Love/White Rabbit - JCeofmfeprasnoyn Starship Woodstock Artists iTunes/Amazon 1969 These are artists who sang at Woodstock and sang many of these songs. But, these are not RKV Woodstock none 08 2019 8/17/19 the live recordings from the 1969 Woodstock Festival. 22 3:10 S Katz SLIoVmEetimes In Winter Blood, Sweat & Tears Greatest Hits Columbia 1969 0 David Calyton Thomas lead vocal on biggest hits. RKG Blood 0:15 5 1987 8/17/19 23 4:07 David Clayton-Thomas Spinning Wheel Blood, Sweat & Tears Greatest Hits Columbia 1969 2 David Calyton Thomas lead vocal on biggest hits. RKG Blood 7 1987 3/16/13 8/17/19 24 4:11 Stephen Stills Suite Judy Blue Eyes (EDIT) Crosby Stills and Nash Pop Single Purchases 1940-70 V.6 Atlantic/iTunes 1969 21 LP Grt Hts + LP LPG-57 RKV PopSingV6 0:09 05 6/30/18 8/17/19 25 3:55 Melanie Safka Lay Down (Candles In The Rain) Melanie w/Edw Hawkins Sing AM Gold 1970 Time-Life 1970 6 Melanie wrote this song after being at Woodstock in the rain. The candles were lit by the RKF Melanie none 5 1990 9/6/14 8/17/19 wet and often naked crowd in the dark. Inspiration struck. 26 1:05 F S Key Star Spangled Banner [edited to Jimi Hendrix Woodstock Festival Excerpts Cotillion 1969 Excerpts taken from the live recordings at the Woodstock Festival Aug. 15-17, 1969. RKV Woodstock 17 1970 8/17/19 From the soundtrack of the film. 27 5:25 Joni Mitchell W1:05]oodstock Joni Mitchell Ladies of the Canyon Reprise 1970 These are artists who sang at Woodstock and sang many of these songs. But, these are not RKV Woodstock 0:45 11 1970 8/17/19 the live recordings from the 1969 Woodstock Festival. JOANBAEZ RICHIEHAVENS AR- LOGUTHRIE CANNEDHEAT TIM- HARDIN COUNTRYJOE&THEFISH THEBAND JEFFERSONAIRPLANE CREDENCECLEARWATERREVIVAL is BLOODSWEAT&TEARS JIMIHENDRIX MELANIE JANISJOPLIN JOECOCKER 50 SLY&THEFAMILYSTONE SANTANA THEWHO JOHNSEBASTIAN.
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