1976-07-01
KFAM-fM 92.5 Studios
Dallas, Texas
KAFM-FM Broadcast
320 kbps
01. Whiskey River
02. Stay All Night
03. Funny How Time Slips Away
04. Crazy
05. Nightlife
06. Two Dollar Bill %
07. Bloody Mary Morning
08. Good Hearted Woman
09. Time Of The Preacher
10. I Couldn't Believe It Was True
11. Time Of The Preacher Theme
12. Blue Rock Montana/Red Headed Stranger
13. Blue Eyes Cryin' In The Rain
14. Red Headed Stranger
15. Time Of The Preacher
16. Just As I Am
17. Under The Double Eagle
18. Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms *
19. Up Against The Wall Redneck Mother %*
20. Will The Circle Be Unbroken *
21. Loving Arms %
22. If You've Got The Money
23. I'd Have To Be Crazy
24. Remember Me
25. Can I Sleep In Your Arms
26. I Gotta Get Drunk
27. Shotgun Willie
28. Devil In A Sleepin' Bag
29. I Still Cant Believe Your Gone
30. It's Not Supposed To Be That Way
31. Kneeling At The Feet Of Jesus
32. Amazing Grace
33. Wildwood Flower
34. Okie From Muskogee #
35. After The Fire Is Gone
36. Truck Drivin Man
37. Pick Up The Tempo *
38. Bubbles In My Beer^
39. Me And Paul
40. A Song For You
41. Jambalaya
42. Together Again
43. The Partys Over
44. Instrumental Jam
45. Good Night Irene
46. Whiskey River
Notes:
% Jody Payne
* David Allen Coe
# Bee Spears
^ Dewey Groom
Only yesterday, according to Willie Nelson's Web site, the Library of Congress added to its National Recording Registry one of the greatest albums ever recorded 'round these parts: Nelson's Red Headed Stranger, cut at Autumn Sound Studios in Garland in February '75. You'll hear plenty of that record, my favorite amongst Nelson's myriad keepers, on this work-week adios -- two-plus-hours of FM-broadcast quality Shotgun Willie in the KAFM studios back on July 1, 1976, shortly before that infamous Fourth of July Picnic in Gonzales.
KAFM, which sat at 92.5 on the FM dial, was country for but a brief moment in the mid-1970s; says here, matter of fact, it hopped off The Outlaw bandwagon not long after this show was broadcast and went AOR, closer to its underground-rock roots. But it gave Willie just enough time to squeeze in this 46-greatest-hits-and-some-that-would-be marathon (and "Okie From Muskogee," "Up Against The Wall Redneck Mother," "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" and so on) featuring such guests as David Allen Coe and local Longhorn Ballroom legend Dewey Groom. http://fp.io/26fdf245/
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