Show Notes
A conversation with Britt Eisnor about the recent Outlaw Festival shows and more.
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Songs that appear in the episode:
“Desolation Row” (Buffalo, NY, 17 September, 2024)
“Love Sick” (Mountain View, CA, 3 August, 2024)
“Cold, Cold Heart” (Hank Williams cover, Alpharetta, GA, 21 June, 2024)
“Shooting Star” (George, WA, 10 August, 2024)
“Ballad of a Thin Man” (Mickey Raphael on harp, St Louis, 8 September, 2024)
“Stella Blue” (Grateful Dead cover, Mountain View, CA, 3 August, 2024)
“It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue” (Inglewood, CA, 14 February, 1974)
“Dirt Road Blues” (Time Out of Mind, 1997)
“Fire and Brimstone” - Link Wray (Link Wray, 1971)
“Simple Twist of Fate” (with Mickey Raphael on harp, Bethel, NY, 6 July, 2024)
“Little Queenie” (Chuck Berry cover, Buffalo, NY, 17 September, 2024)
“A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall” (Somerset, WI, 6 September, 2024)
“Silvio” (Somerset, WI, 6 September, 2024)
“All Along the Watchtower” (Buffalo, NY, 17 September, 2024)
Theme music by Robert Chaney
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