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Veterans Day is Monday and the first 75 minutes of this show are devoted to remembering those who have served in the armed forces from the American Revolutionary War to our present engagements in Iraq and Afghanistan. The music touches on many of the conflicts during those 227-plus years.
I finished up the evening with a bit of blues from Toby Walker and Del Ray. Walker will be appearing in our broadcast area this weekend at the Branford Folk Music Society.
- Artist, "Title", Album, Label
- Butch Ross, “Anthem: Requiem”, A Long Way From Shady Grove, Independent
- Ed Pettersen, “The Liberty Song”, Song Of America, 31 Tigers Records
- Pete Seeger, “Yankee Doodle”, American Favorite Ballads/Vol. 1, Smithsonian Folkways
- Carol Noonan, “Johnny Has Gone For A Soldier”, Somebody’s Darling, Independent
- Jack Hardy, “The 111th Pennsylvane”, Civil Wars, Prime CD
- Jake Shimabukuro, “Stars And Stripes Forever”, Song Of America, 31 Tigers Records
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- Bill Gallaher & Jake Galbraith, “1914 (The Grand Illusion)”, The Last Battle, Independent
- John McCutcheon, “Christmas In the Trenches”, Winter Stolstice, Rounder
- Michael McCann, “The D-Day Dodgers”, Soldiers’ Songs, Independent
- John Gorka, “Semper Fi”, Jack’s Crows, High Street
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- Michael McCann, “The Wall”, Soldiers’ Songs, Independent
- Robin & Linda Williams, “50000 Names”, Radio Songs, Red House
- Meg Hutchinson, “Song For Jeffrey Lucey”, Come Up Full, Red House
- Peter Ostroushko, “Hymn: Page 9/11”, Coming Down From Red Lodge, Red House
- Carol Noonan, “Brothers In Arms”, Somebody’s Darling, Independent
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- Toby Walker, “I Know You Rider”, “Matchbox Blues”, Live At The Bottleneck, Powerhouse
- Del Ray, “Tappin’ That Thing”, “Creole Belles”, Four And Six, Hobemian
- Toby Walker, “Hacksaw Rag/Cincinnati Flow Rag”, Live At The Bottleneck, Powerhouse
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