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SORM Playlist #14-32: Honky Tonk Heroes
(airing the week starting 08-06-14)

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A mix of Honky Tonk classics new and old.

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Artist / “Title” / CD / Label

Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer” / Songs Of Hope And Struggle /
        Smithsonian-Folkways

James Burton & Ralph Mooney / “Columbus Stockade Blues” / Corn
        Pickin’ and Slick Slidin’ / Sundazed
Hank Williams / “Honky Tonk Blues” / 40 Greatest Hits / Polydor
Lefty Frizzell / “If You’ve Got the Money (I’ve Got the Time)”
        / A Proper Introduction to Lefty Frizzell / Proper
Ted Daffin’s Texans / “Born To Lose” / Columbia Country Classics
        Vol. 1 / Columbia
Ernest Tubb with Ferlin Huskey and Simon Crum / “Set Up Two Glasses
        Joe” / It’s Been So Long Darling / Laserlight
Charlie Rich / “Lonely Weekends” / Lonely Weekends: Best of the
        Sun Years / AVI

Audrey Auld / “Drinking Problem” / Honk / Reckless
Loretta Lynn / “Don’t Come Home A Drinkin’ with Lovin on your Mind”
        / 20 Greatest Hits / MCA
Eilen Jewell / “I’m A Honky Tonk Girl” / Butcher Hollow / Signature Sounds
Suzy Bogguss / “Tonight the Bottle Let Me Down” / Lucky / Loyal Dutchess
Emmylou Harris / “Two More Bottles of Wine” / Quarter Moon in a Ten
        Cent Town / Warner Bros.
James Burton & Ralph Mooney / “Your Cheatin’ Heart” / Corn Pickin’
        and Slick Slidin’ / Sundazed

The Byrds / “You’re Still On My Mind” / Sweetheart of the Rodeo /
        Columbia
Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen / “Lost in the Ozone” / Lost
        In The Ozone / MCA
BR549 / “Honky Tonkin’ Lifestyle” / Tangled in the Pines / Dualtone
Robert Earl Keen / “I’m Going to Town” / No.2 Live Dinner / Sugar Hill
Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell / “Bluebird Wine” / Old Yellow Moon /
        Nonesuch

Jim Lauderdale / “The King of Broken Hearts” / I’m a Song / Sky Crunch
The Gibson Brothers / “The Darker the Night, The Better I See” / They
        Called it Music / Compass
Marty Stuart / “Country Boy Rock & Roll” / Ghost Train the Studio B
        Sessions / Sugar Hill

Pete Seeger / “If I Had A Hammer” / Songs of Hope and Struggle /
        Smithsonian-Folkways

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About Tom Druckenmiller

Tom has a long history with Sing Out! as a writer and regular contributor (for more than a decade) and deep and rich skills as a radio host and programmer of folk and roots music! He's been a folk musician and teacher for over forty years. Tom began playing and singing Bob Dylan and Tom Paxton songs, but fell in love with old-time music and the clawhammer banjo after hearing John McCutcheon at the legendary Bethlehem folk club Godfrey Daniels. He has studied with old-time music greats Dwight Diller, Riley Baugus and Norman and Nancy Blake … and has, himself, taught at many music camps and workshops including The Augusta Heritage Workshops (in Elkins WV), the Pocono Dulcimer Fest (in Stroudsburg PA) and the Maidencreek Old-Time Music Festival (in Blandon PA). Druckemiller’s continuing regular local radio gig “In The Tradition” has aired on WDIY-FM in Allentown PA for the past 16 years, and he also co-hosts the “Sunday Folk” program on the station.

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