Blastember part 1 and more

Phil Alvin of The Blasters joins us to kick off "Blastember"!  We'll talk with Phil and play tunes from The Blasters all month of September.  Also, we talk with Mike Love of The Beach Boys about the band's popularity worldwide plus new music from Cowboy Jack Clement, Link Wray, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, an exclusive song from Billy Burnette (featuring Brian Setzer) and much more!

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Intro Voice Over- Rob "Cool Daddy" Dempsey

Billy Burnette- "All I Can Do Is Dream You"
Carl Perkins- "Honey Don't"
Jack Clement- "Got Leaving On Her Mind"
The Everly Brothers- "Temptation"
Barry Ryan- "Ready To Rock"
Kingbees- "My Mistake"
Ed Vintage- "Six Little Friends"
Johnny Cash- "Get Rhythm"

Instru-Mental Breakdown
Rockett88 featuring Dr. Harmonica- "The Wizzinator"
Link Wray- "That'll Be The Day"

"Blastember" with Phil Alvin
The Blasters- "American Music"
Dave Alvin & Phil Alvin- "All By Myself"
The Blasters- "Barefoot Rock"
The Blasters- "Marie Marie"

Endless Summer Quarterly Mike Love interview segment
The Beach Boys- "I Get Around" 
Dave Edmunds- "Wooly Bully"
Dr. Rubin's Pomade contest

Remembering Cowboy Jack Clement

Cowboy Jack Clement passed away this day at age 82 after suffering with liver cancer.  The impact his songs and production had on the music world is staggering.  He recorded Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison, Billy Lee Riley, Johnny Cash, Charley Pride, Waylon Jennings, Hank Williams Jr., Townes Van Zandt and U2 among many others.  Just a small sampling of songs he wrote include "Ballad Of A Teenage Queen", "Guess Things Happen That Way", "Just A Girl I Used To Know" and more.

"Let The Chips Fall"

"Just A Girl I Used To Know" (with Shawn Camp, Billy Burnette & Dave Roe)

"Guess Things Happen That Way"

Johnny Cash & Jack Clement

www.cowboyjackclement.com

International Rockabilly Hall Of Fame Museum- Jackson, TN

If you're a fan of rockabilly, roots, blues, country, etc., you want to stop in Jackson, TN to see the International Rockabilly Hall Of Fame Museum.  They are the only museum dedicated to preserving the great legacy of rockabilly music.  We happened to run into Henry Harrison (museum President) and he told us stories of when he used to box with people like Dorsey Burnette in the 50's.  The cost is just $10 a person to take the tour and our tour guide Charles Duncan was one of the most pleasant people you'll ever meet.  They even let you sign their wall during your visit so you can go back to see your name there for years to come.  Go to their website to find out more info and how you can stop in and get a taste of rockabilly!!

http://www.rockabillyhall.org

Henry Harrison