No Love Lost

Wednesday, February 18, 2009 - The Post-Valentine's Day Massacre

We had (and still have) lots of leftovers from last week's beauty of a Love/Infidelity Day show. Therefore, we created this week's show according to the following formula:



Yeah ... pretty much. Turns out Microsoft Word 2007 has a handy formula function, which helps greatly. Crossroads is rocket science, after all. Here's' the set:

Intro
Led Zeppelin - Since I'm Been Loving You / Led Zeppelin III [for Magnolia <3]
Sunnyland Slim - Workin' Two Jobs / Be Careful How You Vote
Freddie King - Can't Trust Your Neighbor / King of the Blues
R.L. Burnside - Sat Down On My Bed and Cried / My Black Name A-Ringin'
Truth and Janey - Straight Eight Pontiac / No Rest For the Wicked
The Black Ace - No Good Woman / I'm the Boss Card In Your Hand

First Break

Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown - Ain't That Just Like a Woman / Just Got Lucky
Bobby "Blue" Bland - Somewhere Between Right and Wrong / Years of Tears [for Ellen]
Furry Lewis and Frank Stokes - Mistreatin' Mama / Beale Street Blues
Slim Barton - Wicked Treatin' Blues / Georgia Blues 1928-1933
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Crow Jane / Murder Ballads

Second Break

Roy Book Binder - Palm Trees Shakin' In the Night / Polk City Ramble
Jethro Tull - Stormy Monday / This Was ... Jethro Tull [for Josh]
Coot Venson - Thinkin' About Your Apples / Down Home Harp (V/A Testament Records)
John Mooney - Take a Walk Around the Corner / Prime Chops, Vol. 2 (V/A Blind Pig Records)
Moose John - Wrong Doin' Woman / Dig These Blues: The Legendary Dig Masters (V/A)
Billy Gayles - I'm Tired of Being Dogged Around / Rhythm Rockin' Blues: Ike Turner and His Kings of Rhythm (V/A)
T-Bone Walker - Evil-Hearted Woman / The Complete Imperial Recordings 1940-1954
Tom Waits - Lucinda / Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers, and Bastards

Third Break

Albert King and Otis Rush - Murder / Door To Door
Leadbelly - Black Betty / Leadbelly's Last Sessions [for Tyler]
The Black Keys - I Cry Alone / thickfreakness
Boogaloo Ames - After Hours / From Mississippi To Chicago (V/A)
Willie Cobbs - Reconsider Baby / Jukin'
Bongzilla - Champagne and Reefer / Amerijuanican

March and April are big months for the Crossroads ... we have a theme that runs through each month. You're not even ready, we promise. Send us your requests! Until next week, as always, stay positive.

Shoeless