Memorial Day 2002, John Fahey Tribute

Folk Music & Beyond Playlist for May 25, 2002
Hour 1: Music for Memorial Day

First set

Malicorne, "Soldat de la Republique," Balancoire au Feu, 5:01 WEA

Dan ar Braz, "Les Forces du Mal," Terre Nouvelle, 2:43 Hexagone/WEA

Solas, "Darkness, Darkness," The Edge of Silence, 4:59 Shanachie

Second set

The Wilsons, "The 18th Day of June," Voices, 2:57 Musica Pangaea

Pentangle, "High Germany," Solomon's Seal, 3:15 Transatlantic

David Kincaid, "Paddy's Lamentation," The Irish Volunteer, 5:21 Rykodisc

Niamh Parsons, "Done with Bonaparte," Heart's Desire, 4:19 Green Linnet

Jody Stecher & Kate Brislin, "Jack Monroe," Stay Awhile, 5:14 Rounder

Sally Rogers & Howie Bursen, "The Dove/The Cuckoo," When Howie Met Sally, 2:17 Flying Fish

Third set

David Kincaid, "Free and Green," The Irish Volunteer, 4:11 Rykodisc

Richard Shindell, "Reunion Hill," Reunion Hill, 4:28 Shanachie

Fourth set

Boiled in Lead, "Brave Bombadier," Orb, 2:49 Atomic Theory Records

Gabriel Yacoub, "You Stay Here," Yacoub, 3:05 Celluloid

Lillie Palmer, "Insanity Street," Legacy, 3:13 Windham Hill

Midway music

The Chieftains, "The French March," Year of the French, 4:50 Shanachie

Finger-picking guitarist Phil Kellogg was our in-studio guest. He is organizing an upcoming tribute concert to the late John Fahey, featuring the performances of guitarists who were influenced by Fahey (Sunday, June 16th at the Freight & Salvage in Berkeley): Peter Lang, Michael Gulezian, Terry Robb, Henry Kaiser, Glenn Jones, and Phil Kellogg.

First set

John Fahey, "Poor Boy," Return of the Repressed, Rhino Records

John Fahey, "Some Summer Day," Return of the Repressed, Rhino Records

Second set

John Fahey, "Sun Gonna Shine in my Back Door Someday Blues," Return of the Repressed, Rhino Records

Michael Gulezian, "St. Louis Blues" (recorded live at the first John Fahey memorial concert, August 2001)

Phil Kellogg, "Requiem for John Fahey" (recorded live)

Third set

Peter Lang, "Halloween Blues," Dharma Blues, Horus Records

Terry Robb, "Drag in F," Heart Made of Steel, Burnside

Closing

Glenn Jones, "Tuff," The Epiphany of Glenn Jones, Thirsty Ear