A half hour set of Folk, Acoustic, Flat Picking, Traditional, Bluegrass, Contemporary, and everything else related with waking up in a relaxed way to get the Sunday started off. Originally a radio show that was on WKSU, with Kerry Blech in the 70's, which led to the Folk Alley that we hear now.
1st Hour
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2nd Hour
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A.L. Lloyd "The Derby Ram"
Ewan MacColl "The Foggy Dew"
Davie Stewart "Mormond Braes"
John Stachan "The Guise O Tough"
Elizabeth Cronin "Siúil, A Rúin"
Fotheringay "The Pond And The Stream"
Anne Briggs "She Moved Through The Fair"
Louis Killen "One May Morning"
Steeleye Span "Spotted Cow"
Harry Cox "The Farmer's Servant"
Scan Tester "The Lakes Of Coalfin"
Copper Family "Hard Times In Old England"
The Crooked Jades "The Marrow Of A Young Girl"
Fort King "Antique Dreams"
Emily Jane White "The Country Life"
Ed Masuga "Winding Up As One"
Orenda Fink "Half-Light"
Maria Taylor "Two Of Those Too"
Marissa Nadler "Wind Up Doll"
Foxtails Brigade "The Doll"
The Everly Brothers "Empty Boxes"
Alexander Spence "Diana"
Paul Kantner & Grace Slick "Diana Pt. 1"
Jefferson Airplane "The Farm"
Mott The Hoople "It Must Be Love"
New Riders Of The Purple Sage "Portland Woman"
International Submarine Band "I Still Miss Someone"
Buffalo Springfield "Carefree Country Day"
The Byrds "Born To Rock N' Roll"
Jackson Browne "Take It Easy"
Moby Grape "Funky Tunk"
Jesse Ed Davis "White Line Fever"
Taj Mahal "Keep Your Hands Off Of Her"
Mississippi Joe Callicott "Fare The Well Blues"
I ended the show with SF Sup. Ross Mirkarimi's speech on January 25.
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