The Rummage Sale (Peace On Earth) 12/31/19 Tues 3-6PM

[Tracy]

[b:ea8c8641fc]Happy New Year on Universal Day of Peace.
Thanks to Dave S and Joe for some of the music.[/b:ea8c8641fc]

HELLO STRANGER- Emmylou Harris with Nicolette Larson

TURN TURN TURN- The Byrds

SO NICE- Diana Krall (for Linda)

THE GOOD INTENT- Rosanne Cash

I’M SO GLAD- Cream

SOLITUDE- Herbie Hancock

HAPPY JACK- The Who (requested by Eleanor)

IT’S BETTER TO GIVE THAN RECEIVE- Helen Humes

OH WHAT A BEAUTIFUL WORLD- Rodney Crowell (by request)

LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT- Billy Ward and the Dominoes featuring Jackie Wilson

LUSH LIFE- Natalie Cole

IT’S A GOOD YEAR FOR THE ROSES- Elvis Costello

BOX OF VISIONS- Tom Russell with Iris Dement (dedicated to all my listeners)

BLUE REVERIE- Cootie Williams and his Rug Cutters

THEME FROM SESAME STREET- Gladys Knight and the Pips (for Carroll Spinney)

THEN CAME THE CHILDREN- Paul Siebel (for kids everywhere)

IT’S BEST TO BEHAVE- Adolf Hofner

PEOPLE GET READY- The Impressions

SHELTER FROM THE STORM- Cassandra Wilson

PEACE, LOVE AND UNDERSTANDING- Nick Lowe (by request)

HAPPY- The Rolling Stones (by request)

O HO THE PRETTY CHAIN- Barry Phillips

MESSAGE TO MY FRIEND- John Scofield and Pat Metheney

HELLO IN THERE- John Prine

KILLING THE BLUES- Woodstock Mountain Revue

QUIET NIGHTS- Getz/Gilberto (for Linda)

SOMEONE I CARE ABOUT- The Modern Lovers

GIVE ME LOVE- George Harrison (requested by Jim)

JUSTICE- Cassandra Wilson

SUCCESS- Aaron Lee Tasjian

ONE DAY AT A TIME- The Flatlanders

CELEBRATION OF WORLD PEACE- D’oa

IF I SHOULD FALL BEHIND- Bruce Springsteen

THE DOLPHINS- Fred Neil (the greatest song of the past 1000 years)

WRAP YOUR TROUBLES IN DREAMS- Stan Getz

WALK A MILE IN MY SHOES- Jimmy Lafave with Andrew Hardin and Ruthie Foster

DAYDREAM- Houston Person

MY ONE TRUE FRIEND- Bette Midler

GIVE PEACE A CHANCE- John Lennon

GET TOGETHER- Youngbloods

[b:ea8c8641fc]
Next Tuesday is Old Rock Day. I don’t know what that means either. I was tempted to play all songs done before January 1, 1964, the day the Beatles hit the airwaves in America, but decided to play all songs with Rock in the title.
ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK is just too obvious.[/b:ea8c8641fc]

[Author]

Posts