RADIO ETHER PROGRAM 1,387 (JUICE ON THE LOOSE ETHER)

RADIO ETHER PROGRAM ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SEVEN (JUICE ON THE LOOSE ETHER) (For Bob)  1. Intro 2. Cook That Stuff (M. H. Wax) - Cleo Brown [Shellac, 10", 78 RPM, Single (B-side to " Cleo's Boogie" - Capitol Records - 1949] 3. Hard Times Killing Floor Blues (Skip James) - Skip James [American Folk and Blues Festival, Cologne Oct. 9, 1967] 4. Can't Escape From You (Bob Dylan) [Unreleased, December 2005 recording] - Bob Dylan [The Bootleg Series, Vol 8: Tell Tale Signs - Columbia - 2008] 5. talk 6. You Are My Sunshine (Jimmie Davis and Charles Mitchell) - Albert Ammons [Boogie Woogie Piano - Mercury - 1949] 7. I Only Know (Washington, Johnson) - Dinah Washington With Teddy Stewart's Orchestra [Shellac, 10", 78 RPM (B-side to "New York, Chicago And Los Angeles") - Mercury - 1949] 8. The Flying Ghost Boogie - The Four Wild-Cats [Shellac, 10", 78 RPM (A-side to "Riffin' The Boogie") - Delvar - 1949] 9. talk 10. Stop And Fix It Mama - Charles Segar [Shellac, 10", 78 RPM (B-side to "Key To The Highway") - Vocalion - 1940] 11. Lost Weekend Blues (Juice On The Loose) (Leonard Feather) - Clyde Bernhardt With Leonard Feather's Blue Six [Shellac, 10", 78 RPM (A-side to "The Lady In Bed") - Musicraft - 1946] 12. Stinkin' Drunk - Gene Phillips And His Rhythm Aces [100 Rare R & B Masters Of The '40s & '50s - Goldenlane Records - 2010] 13. talk 14. Key To The Mountain Blues (Mary Johnson) - Mary Johnson [11-1929, Grafton, Wisconsin, Paramount 12996] 15. Black And Evil Blues - Alice Moore [Recorded in Richmond, IN. Friday, August 16, 1929] [Originally issued on the 1929 single (Paramount 12819) (78 RPM)] [This recording taken from the 1998 3-CD Box Set "Ladies Of Blues"] 16. Can't Make Another Day - Edith Johnson [Recorded in Richmond, IN. Saturday, September 7, 1929] [Originally issued on the 1929 single (Paramount 12864) (78 RPM)] [This recording taken from the 1998 3-CD Box Set "Ladies Of Blues"] 17. talk 18. Red Light (Leonard Enois, Red Callender) - Roy Milton And His Solid Senders [Shellac, 10", 78 RPM, Cartoon B-Side Label Version (B-side to "It Never Should Have Been This Way (actual music is R. M. Blues)") - Roy Milton Record Co. - 1946] 19. When Your Lover Has Gone (Einar Aaron Swan) - Doris Day with Male Quartet [Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM (B-side to "Bewitched") - Columbia - 1949] 20. Two Years Of Torture (Percy Mayfield) - Percy Mayfield, Monroe Tucker And His Orchestra [Shellac, 10", 78 RPM (B-side to "Half Awoke") - Supreme - 1949] 21. talk 22. I'm Just A Fool (James Quintet) - James Quintet [Shellac, 10", 78 RPM (A-side to "Paw's In The Kitchen") - Derby - 1949] 23. Way Late - Paul Williams Sextette [Shellac, 10", 78 RPM, Mono (B-side to "Hasting St. Bounce") - Savoy - 1947] 24. Bad Actin' Woman [Rec. January 1950 in Chicago] - Little Walter Trio [The Chronological Leroy Foster 1948-1952 - Classics (Blues & Rhythm Series) - 2005] 25. Outro 26. Lonesome Graveyard Blues - Charlie Segar [Piano Blues, Vol. 2: 1927-1956 - Document - 2004] [ETHER BONUS]  27. Nowhere Man (Lennon–McCartney) - The Beatles [Rubber Soul - Parlophone - 1965] [ETHER BONUS] DJ: Charles Cicirella Thursday, May 30, 2019 Cleveland, Ohio Artwork included ENJOY! ONWARD-FORWARD-INFINITE