Freight Train Boogie Show #399

FTB Show #399 features the new album by Margo Price called All American Made Here’s the iTunes link  to subscribe to the FTB podcasts.  Direct link to listen now!

Show #399

Margo Price – A Little Pain  All American Made  
Travis Meadows – McDowell Road  First Cigarette 
Fred Eaglesmith – At Your Door  Standard 
Deer Tick Sea of Clouds  Deer Tick, Vol. 1
(mic break)
Charlie Parr – Dog  Dog
Flatt Lonesome –  I’m Not Afraid To Be Alone  Silence In These Walls
Will Payne Harrison – Strange Contradiction  East Nashville Blues
Margo Price – Pay Gap  All American Made
(mic break)
Rusty Young – My Friend  Waitin’ for the Sun 
Pi Jacobs –  Good Things  A Little Blue  
Lee Roy Parnell –  Hours in Between  Midnight Believer
The Mavericks – Damned (If You Do)  Brand New Day 
Matt Patershuk – Hot Knuckle Blues  Same As I Ever Have Been  
(mic break)
Margo Price – Learning To Lose  All American Made
Fats Domino – Careless Love


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(Oct. 27th, 2017)
Bill Frater

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One Response to Freight Train Boogie Show #399

  1. Scotty says:

    Hi Bill,
    Yes we are still taking your program each week thank you.
    One of these days I will drop something in your tip jar.
    Things are a bit lean at the moment, as we have had to buy a new transmitting licence as they are only good for so long.
    Stupid idea but this next time should see me out as it expires in 2031.
    Keep up the good work, I know what it is like putting programs together each wee.We have been producing the latest Top 30 country songs program from the list out of the states for quite a while now with this weeks show No 749. Since we started doing the Top 30 back in late 2002 I can’t recall missing a week. The program like yours of course is pre-recorded. Thank you for your time.Cheers Scotty

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