with Steve Fruitman
#80
June 29, 2015
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Get Yer Dumptrucks Goin'
Hour
One: Hear this show now
Hour
Two: Hear this show now
Hour One
1.
Stevedore Steve: I’m A Truck Driver (Stephen J Foote)
2.
Jay Daniels: Trucker’s Nightmare (J D McComber)
3.
Commander Cody & The Lost Planet Airmen: Truck Drivin’ Man (T Fell)
4.
Roy Payne: Willie’s Yeller Pick-Up Truck (Roy Payne)
5.
Dave Duddley: Bullshippers (R Simpson)
6.
Stompin’ Tom Connors: Bud The Spud (TC Connors)
7.
Stew Clayton: The Yodelling Turkey
8.
Shirley Field: He Taught Me To Yodel
9.
Alberta Slim: Red River Two Step
10. Tex
Lecore: Ti Bicycle
11. Buddy
Knox: Early Morning Rain (Gordon Lightfoot)
12. Gordon
Lightfoot: Did She Mention My Name (Gordon Lightfoot)
13. Great
Western Orchestra: Cowgirl’s Lullaby
14. Hank
Williams: I Could Never Be Ashamed of You (Hank Williams)
15. The
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band: Hey Good Lookin’ (Hank Williams)
16. Patsy
Cline – I Don’t Wanna
17. Lovin’
Spoonful: Nashvlle Cats (John Sebastian)
18. Dolly
Parton: Baby I’m Burning
19. Lonnie
Donegan: My Old Man’s A Dustman (Lonnie Donegan)
20. Chet
Atkins: Django’s Castle
Hour Two
1.
Monty Python: Eric The Half a Bee
2.
Mason Profit: Stoney River
3.
The Foundations: Jerking The Dog
4.
Andrew Walter: Herrgard’s Polka
5.
Joan Armatrading: People
6.
James Brown: Cold Sweat (James Brown)
7.
David Bradstreet: Torpedoes in the Mainstream (David Bradstreet) *
8.
Barney Bentall & Legendary Hearts: Black Clouds (Barney Bentall) *
9.
Ringo Starr: Fastest Growing Heartache in the West
10. The
Beatles: Act Naturally (Buck Owens)
11. The
Byrds: Blue Canadian Rockies
12. Beachboys:
Shut Down
13. Rodney
Brown: When The Bay Turns Blue (Rodney Brown) *
14. Bachman
Turner Overdrive: Stonegates (Turner) *
15. Warren
Baker: Have Gun Will Travel
Particular Info Required - read on
Hour One
1.
Stevedore Steve: I’m A Truck Driver (Stephen J Foote)
Hard Workin'
Men - Boot Records BOS 7102
Saint
John, NB
Produced
by Jury Krytiuk - 1971
Recorded
at RCA Limited Studio, Toronto
Recording
& Mixing Engineer: George Semkiw
Recording
Technician: "Cub" Richardson
http://www.backtothesugarcamp.com/steveindex.htm
2.
Jay Daniels: Trucker’s Nightmare (J D McComber)
45 Single:
Devotion Records – WRC3-2842-L
Canada
Produced
– circa 1980
3.
Commander Cody & The Lost Planet Airmen: Truck Drivin’ Man (T Fell)
Hot Licks,
Cold Steel & Truckers Favorites: Paramount Records - PAS 6031
Chicago
ILL
George
Frayne IV (Commander Cody), K
Billy
C Farlow, Harm
John
Tichy G
Bill
Kirchen LG
Andy
Stein F
Paul
Bruce Barlow B
Lance
Dickerson (1948 2003) D
Bobby
Black, SG.
Produced
by Ozone Productions - 1972
Recorded
at Peninsula Sound Studios, San Carlos CA by Dave Lear
http://www.commandercody.com/
4.
Roy Payne: Willie’s Yeller Pick-Up Truck (Roy Payne)
Willie's
Yellar Pick Up Truck: RCA - KXL1-0095
Trout
River NL
Produced
by RCA - 1975
Recorded
by Hayward Parrott at RCA's Toronto Studio
http://www.roypayne.ca
5.
Dave Duddley: Bullshippers (R Simpson)
The Original
Traveling Man: Mercury Records - SR 61365
Spencer,
WI
Harold
Bradley, Ray Edenton, guitars
Jerry
Kennedy, Jerry Shook, Chip Young, guitars
Jerry
Kennedy, Dobro
Buddy
Harmoan, Drums
Bob
Moore, bass
Pig
Robbins, Piano
Pete
Drake, steel guitar
Charlie
McCoy, harmonica, vibes
Produced
by Jerry Kennedy - 1972
Mastered
by Gilbert Kong
TALK
6.
Stompin’ Tom Connors: Bud The Spud (TC Connors)
Bud The
Spud: Dominion Records - LPS 21002 / EMI Canada - 7243 495591 2 7
Halton
Hills, ON
Tom
Connors, guitar, foot
Gerry
Hall, guitar
Ronald
McDonald, bass
Mickey
Andrews, steel, drums
Produced
by Dr. Tom Connors - 1969
http://www.stompintom.com
7.
Stew Clayton: The Yodelling Turkey
Country
Tribute To The Stars: Sunshine SSC1 4091
Portage-La-Prairie,
MB
Ron
Halldorson - Denis Encontre - Marge Clayton
Produced
by Stew Clayton - 1989
Recorded
dby Chris Brett at Sunshine Sound Studios, Winnipeg
http://www.worldwidesunshine.com/emerchantpro/pc/YODELING-TURKEY-282p233.htm
8.
Shirley Field: He Taught Me To Yodel (Patsy Montana)
Two Sides
of Shirley Field: Banff Rodeo - RBS 1168
Armstrong,
BC
Produced
- circa 1963
http://www.glink2.com/members/yodeler/
9.
Alberta Slim with the Bar X Ranch Boys: Red River Two Step (E C Edwards)
Alberta
Slim: RCA Camden – CAL 699
Lloydminster,
AB
Produced
– circa 1960
Eric Charles Edwards b. Wiltshire, UK d. November 26, 2005(aged 95) Surrey, BC
TALK
10. Tex Lecore: Ti Bicycle
11.
Buddy Knox: Early Morning Rain (Gordon Lightfoot)
Gypsy
Man: United Artists UAS 6689
Happy,
Texas
Produced
by Bob Montgomery - 1968
12.
Gordon Lightfoot: Did She Mention My Name (Gordon Lightfoot)
Did She
Mention My Name: United Artists IAS 6649
Toronto,
ON
Gordon
Lightfoot: guitar, vocal
Herb
Lovelle: drums
Hugh
McCracken: guitar
Red
Shea: guitar
John
Stockfish: bass
Produced
by John Simon-Groscourt - 1968
http://www.lightfoot.ca/
13.
Great Western Orchestra: Cowgirl’s Lullaby (C Church)
GWO: Centerfire
Records - BFZ 80137
Turner
Valley, AB
Cindy
Church: vocal
Nathan
Tinkham: guitars, vocal
David
Wilkie: mandolin, tenor guitar, vocal
John
Hyde: bass
Thom
Moon: drums
Stewart
MacDougall: keys
Produced
by The GWO - 1989
recorded
by Richard Harrow at Living Room Studios, Calgary
TALK
14.
Hank Williams & His Drifing Cowboys: I Could Never Be Ashamed of You
(Hank Williams)
45 single:
MGM 11366
Butler
County, Alabama
Hank
Williams: guitar, vocal
Sammy
Pruett: guitar
Cedric
Rainwater : bass
Jerry
Rivers: fiddle
Don
Helms: steel
Produced
September 1952
15.
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with Linda Ronstadt: Hey Good Lookin (Hank Williams)
Symphonion
Dream: United Artists - LA 469 - G
Long Beach,
CA
Jeff
Hanna: guitar
John
McEuen Banjo Mando, Slide Guitar
Jimmie
Fadden: Drums
Jimmy
Ibbotson: guitar, Keys, Accordion
Produced
by William E McEuen - 1975
Recorded
by Michael Denecke, Gary Mullen and William E McEuen at Applewood Recording
Studio,
Golden, Colorado
http://www.nittygritty.com/
16.
Patsy Cline: I Don’t Wanna (Durwood Harddock / W. S. Stevenson / Eddie
Miller)
A Legend:
Everest
Records – EV 5223
Gore VA
Album
Produced 1963
Song
Produced by Owen Bradley – 1957
Virginia Patterson Hensley September 8, 1932 Gore, Virginia d. March 5, 1963 (aged 30) near Camden, TN
17.
Lovin’ Spoonful: Nashvlle Cats (John Sebastian)
45 Single:
Kama Sutra – KA 219X
New York
City
John
Sebastian: guitar
Zal
Yanovsky: lead guitar, electric gorgle, vocal
Steve
Boone: bass
Joe
Butler: drums
Produced
by Eric Jacobsen – 1966
Recorded
by by Roy Halee
John
Sebastian said of "Nashville Cats" — which made No. 8 on the Billboard
Hot 100 — "We thought our version would cross over to the country market.
It never did. So we're always kind, gee, well I guess that tells us what
we are and what we aren't." Flatt & Scruggs took "Nashville Cats" to
No. 54 on the country charts as a single.
Zal
Yanovsky December 19, 1944 Toronto, Ontario, Canada d. Kingston December
13, 2002 (aged 57)
Ran
Chez Piggy restaurant in Kingston till he died
TALK
18.
Dolly Parton: Baby I’m Burning (Dolly Parton)
Heartbreaker:
RCA - PL 12797
Rural
Tennessee
Dolly
Parton – vocals, guitar
David
Wolfert – guitar
Dean
Parks – guitar
Jeff
Baxter – guitar
Al
Perkins – pedal steel guitar
David
Hungate – bass
Paulinho
Da Costa – drums, conga
Gregg
Perry – piano
David
Foster – piano
Michael
Omartian – piano
David
Paich – piano
Mac
Rebennack – piano
Bill
Reichenbach – trombone
Produced
by Gary Klein – 1978
Dolly Rebecca Parton (born January 19, 1946 Sevier County, Tennessee
19.
Lonnie Donegan & His Skiffle Group: My Old Man’s A Dustman (Lonnie
Donegan / Peter Buchanan, Beverly Thorn)
A Golden
Age of Donegan: Marble Arch Records – MALS 636
London
UK
Compilation
Album produced - 1962
Song
Produced - Feb 1960
Anthony James Donegan (b. Glasgow 29 April 1931 – d. Market Deeping UK 3 November 2002),
20.
Chet Atkins: Django’s Castle (Django Reinhardt)
The Best
of Chet Atkins: RCA Victor – LPM-2887
Nashville
TN
Produced
by Chet Atkins - 1964
Hour Two
1.
Monty Python’s Flying Circus: Eric The Half a Bee (Monty Python)
Record
Collection: The Famous Charisma Label 9211-1134
John
Cleese, Eric Idle, Terry Gilliam, Simon Williams, Terry Jones, Graham Chapman,
Michael Palin
Produced
1977
2.
Mason Profit: Stoney River
Bareback
Rider: WB BS2704
USA
Terry
Talbot: guitar, banjo, mandolin, kazoo, vocals
John
Talbot: guitars, mandolin, steel, vocal
The
Creeper Fkurnow: piano
Bill
Cunningham: fiddle, mandolin, guitars, steel drum
Tim
Ayres: bass
Art
Nash: drums
Kink
Schnitzner: electric guitar
Tom
Radtke: percussion
Produced
by Bill Halverson, 1973
Recorded
by Bill Halverson at Paragon Studios, Chicago & The Record Plant, Los
Angeles
3.
The Foundations: Jerking The Dog (J Shaw)
Baby,
Now That Ive Found You: Uni 73016
London
UK
Clem
Curtis: vocals
Eric
Allan Dale: trombone
Pat
Burke: tenor sax, flute
Mike
Elliot: tenor sax
Tony
Gomez: organ
Tim
Harris: drums
Peter
MacBeth: bass
Alan
Warner: guitar
Produced
by Tony MacAulay 1967
Formed 1967 this is their debut release sold 3 million
TALK
4.
Andrew Walter: Herrgard’s Polka (Trad)
Scandinavian
Dance Party: Arc Records – 845
Sweden
Produced
– circa 1970
Anders
Valter Persson born on 25 September 1914 in Gaddede [1] in northern Sweden
, died on 2 January 1978 in Johanneshov
debuted
on radio in 1934 and won the Championship in the accordion in 1937
5.
Joan Armatrading: People (Joan Armatrading)
Joan Armatrading:
A&M Records – SP 4588
Birmingham,
UK
Joan
Armatrading – vocals, guitar
Jerry
Donahue – guitar
Bryn
Haworth – guitar
Jimmy
Jewell – saxophone
Dave
Markee – bass guitar
Tony
Carr – drums
B.J.
Cole – steel guitar
Graham
Lyle – guitar
Dave
Mattacks – drums
Brian
Rogers – strings
Peter
Wood – organ, piano
Kenney
Jones – drums
Leroy
Champaign – background vocals
Produced
by Glyn Johns – 1976
Recorded
by Glyn Johns at Olympic Studios, London
www.joanarmatrading.com
b. 9
December 1950, Basseterre, Saint Kitts. Family moved to Birmingham,
UK in 1954
age
of 14, Armatrading began writing songs. Scouted by John Peel for his BBC
radio show 1972, This was her 3rd LP Producer Glyn Johns
produced The Who, Stones, The 1st Led Zepplin LP, The Eagles, Clapton,
Dylan etc
6.
James Brown: Cold Sweat (James Brown / Alfred Ellis)
30 Golden
Hits: Polydor – MIPD-2-9387
Atlanta
GA
James
Brown - lead vocal
Waymond
Reed - trumpet
Joe
Dupars - trumpet
Levi
Rasbury - trombone
Alfred
"Pee Wee" Ellis - alto saxophone
Maceo
Parker - tenor saxophone
Eldee
Williams - tenor saxophone
St.
Clair Pinckney - baritone saxophone
Jimmy
Nolen - guitar
Alphonso
"Country" Kellum - guitar
Bernard
Odum - bass
Clyde
Stubblefield - drums
Produced
by James Brown & Jerry Wexler - 1967
Recorded
at King Studios, Cincinnati OH May 1967
James
Joseph Brown (b. Toccoa GA May 3, 1933 – d. Atlanta CA December 25, 2006
TALK
7.
David Bradstreet: Torpedoes in the Mainstream (David Bradstreet) *
Black
& White: Street Records – SR001
b. London
UK / Toronto ON
David
Bradstreet, guitars
Carl
Keesee, bass
Bill
Dillon, guitars
Bucky
Berger, drums
Produced
by David Bradstreet and Carl Keesee – 1980
Mastered
by George Graves at Lacquer Channel, Toronto
8.
Barney Bentall & Legendary Hearts: Black Clouds (Gary Fraser / Barney
Bentall)
Barney
Bentall & The Legendary Hearts: Epic Records – BPEC 80131
Vancouver
BC
Barney
Bentall: guitar, vocal
Cam
Bowman: keys, vocals
Jack
Guppy: drums
Barry
Muir: bass
Colin
Naime: guitar
Produced
by David Tickle – 1988
Recorded
and mixed by David Tickle at Mushroom Studios, Vancouver
9.
Ringo Starr: Fastest Growing Heartache in the West West (L Kingston / F
Dycus)
Beaucoups
Of Blues: Apple Records – SMAS 3368
Liverpool
UK
Ringo
Starr – vocals, drums, acoustic guitar
Jim
Buchanan – fiddle
Charlie
Daniels – guitar
Pete
Drake – pedal steel guitar
D.J.
Fontana – drums
Buddy
Harman – bass guitar
Chuck
Howard – guitar
Roy
Huskey Jnr – bass guitar
The
Jordanaires – backing vocals
Ben
Keith – pedal steel guitar
Jeannie
Kendal – backing vocals on "I Wouldn't Have You Any Other Way"
Jerry
Kennedy – guitar
Dave
Kirby – guitar
Grover
Lavernder – fiddle
Charlie
McCoy – harmonica
Sorrells
Pickard – guitar
Jerry
Reed – guitar
George
Richey – fiddle
Jerry
Shook – guitar
Produced
by Pete Drake – 1970
Recorded
by Scottie Moore 30 June and 1 July 1970 at Music City Recorders, Nashville,
Tennessee
Released
28 September 1970
Ringo’s 1st album (Sentimental Journey)
10.
The Beatles: Act Naturally (Johnny Russell & Voni Morrison)
The Beatles’
Yesterday & Today: Capitol Records of Canada – T 2553
Liverpool
UK
John
Lennon: guitar
Paul
McCartney: bass
George
Harrison: lead guitar
Ringo
Starr: drums, vocal
Produced
by George Martin - 1966
Recorded
by George Martin at Abby Road Studios, London
Buck
Owens hit in 1963 –
Released
on B side of Yesterday Sept 1965 – Ringo singing
11.
The Byrds: Blue Canadian Rockies (Cindy Walker)
Sweetheart
of the Rodeo: Coilumbia Records – CS 9670
Los Angeles
CA
Roger
McGuinn: guitar, banjo
Chris
Hillman: bass, mandolin, lead vocal
Gram
Parsons: guitar, piano, vocal
Kevin
Kelly: drums
Earl
P Ball: piano
Lloyd
Green: steel
Roy
M Huskey: bass
Jaydee
Maness: steel
Clarence
White: guitar
Produced
by Gary Usher – 1968
Recorded
by Roy Halee & Charlie Bragg
Cindy
Walker 1918-2006
This
was recorded after The Notorious Byrd Brothers. Mike Clark & David
Crosby had just left the band, replaced by Kevin Kelly & Gram Parsons.
TALK
12.
Beachboys: Shut Down (Brian Wilson / Roger Christianson)
Surfin
USA: Capitol Canada T 1890
Hawthrorne
CA
Brian
Wilson - lead, harmony and backing vocals; bass guitar; keyboard, celeste;
glockenspiel
Mike
Love - lead, harmony and backing vocals; saxophone
David
Marks - rhythm guitar
Carl
Wilson - harmony and backing vocals; lead guitar
Dennis
Wilson - harmony and backing vocals; drums
Produced
by Nick Venet 1963
Recorded
at Capitol and Western Studios, California
13.
Rodney Brown: When The Bay Turns Blue (Rodney Brown) *
When The
Bay Turns Blue: North Track Records NT-03
Thunder
Bay ON
Rodney
Brown: vocal, guitar
Wendy
Davis: vocals
Wayne
Breiland: drums
Tom
Sinkins: bass
Lauri
Conger: keys
Sean
Mundy: organ, harmonica, classical guitar
Damon
Dowbak: mandolin
Zeke
Mazurek: violin
Kim
Deschamps: pedal steel
Rene
Fortier: percussion
Produced
by Ian Tamblyn 1980
Recorded
by Roger Grant at Studio Passeport, Hull QC
14.
Bachman Turner Overdrive: Stonegates (CF Turner) *
Bachman-Turner
Overdrive: Mercury Records SRM-1-696
Winnipeg
MB
C F
Turner: bass, vocals
Randy
Bachman: lead guitar, vocals
Tim
Bachman:
second lead guitar
Rob
Bachman: drums
Produced
by Randy Bachman 1973
Recorded
by Buzz Richmond and Marc Sterling at Kaye-Smith Studios, Seattle WA
TALK
15.
Warren Baker: Have Gun Will Travel TV Guide Orchestra: Have Gun Will Travel
(Bernard
Hermann)
Top Television
Thems: Warner Brothers W 1290
Oakland
CA
Warren
Barker: arranger
Frank
Comstock: conductor
Produced
1959
Bernard
Hermann - Born: June 29th, 1911 at New York, USA.
Death
: December 24th, 1975 at Los Angeles, USA.
The
man behind the famous soundtracks for Psycho, North by Northwest, Taxi
Driver and Citizen Kane. Bernard Herrmann passed away the same day that
he finished the score for Taxi Driver.
Warren
Barker
Born:
April 16, 1923, Oakland, California
Died:
August 3, 2006, Greenville, South Carolina
Frank
Comstock
Born
September 20th 1922, San Diego, California.
Composer,
arranger, conductor and trombonist.
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