The playlist reads:

• Artists, "Name of Track", Album Title, (Label & Date),[Country/Genre]

The Coast Ridge Ramble is a show of folk music hosted by Rachel Anne Goodman on Saturdays from 1-3 p.m. Today I filled in for Rachel.

• June Tabor, "The Fiddler", Aleyn (di nakht nor alyn is mit mir) The night alone is with me (Green Linnet 97) [England]
  
• The House Band, "Seven Yellow Gypsies", October Song (Green Linnet 98) [England]
  
• Incredible String Band, "Black Jack Davy", I Looked Up (Rykodisc (Orig. 1970) 97) [Scotland]
  
• Jez Lowe and The Bad Pennies, "Spitting Cousins", The Parish Notices (Green Linnet 98) [England]
  

• Laurie Lewis, "The Blackest Crow", Seeing Things (Rounder 98) [U.S.]
  
• Kate Campbell, "This Side of Heaven", Visions of Plenty (Compass Records 98) [U.S.]
  
• John Fahey, "Amazing Grace", America (Takoma 98 (orig. 71)) [U.S.]
  

• Vance Gilbert, "Twice Struck", Shaking Off Gravity (Philo 98) [U.S.]
  
• David Grier, Tim O'Brien, Dirk Powell, "Have You Ever Been To England", Hootenany (Dreadnought Records 98) [U.S.]
  
• Greg Brown, "Spring Wind", Dream Café (Red House Records 97) [U.S.]
  
• Jennifer Berezan, "Call it the Blue Sky", Refuge (Edge of Wonder Records) [U.S.]
  
• Tim and Mollie O'Brien , "That's How I Learned to Sing the Blues", Away Out on the Mountain (Sugar Hill 1994) [U.S.]
  
• Strength in Numbers, "Macedonia", Telluride Sessions (MCA 98) [U.S.]
  

• Various Artists, "A song--Toshi Reagon & Bernice Johnson Reagon", Women of Spirit (Putamayo 98) [Various countries]
  
• Chris Chandler, "Sofas and #2 Pencils", Convenience Store Troubadours (Prime 98) [U.S.]
  

Live music and Interview with Chris Chandler, poet and performance artist along with Laura Freeman, vocals, and Nicki Freeman, vocals and guitar. They did the United States of Generica.

• Dan Bern, "Oh Sister", 50 Eggs (Sony Music 98) [U.S.]
  

Live interview in the studio with Odetta.

• Odetta, "Midnight Special", At the Gate of Horn (Tradition 97, orig. 57) [U.S.]
  
• Odetta, "Take This Hammer", At the Gate of Horn (Tradition 97 orig. 57) [U.S.]
  
• Odetta, "Hound Dog", Sings Ballad & Blues (Tradition 97) [U.S.]
  
• Various Artists, "Camp Hollers--Son House, Willie Brown & Fiddlin Joe Martin", Negro Blues and Hollers (Rounder 97) [U.S.]
  
• LeadBelly, "Midnight Special", LeadBelly Legacy Vol. 3 (Smithsonian Folkways) [U.S.]
  
• Lightning Hopkins, "In the Evening, The Sun is Going Down Time", Autobiography in Blues (Tradition 96) [U.S.]
  

Live music and interview with singer/songwriter David Beaudry. He sang Leroy's Closet and One Last Trace.

The Saturday Blues Show is on every Saturday from 3-5 p.m. normally hosted by either Willie G., Mr. Earl, Charlie Lange or Barbara Denny. I sat in today.

• Fred McDowell, "Won't Be Worried Long", Levee Camp Blues (Testament Records 88) [U.S.]
  
• David Honeyboy Edwards, "Every Now and Then", The World Don't Owe Me Nothing (Earwig Music 97) [U.S.]
  
• Memphis Minnie, "Kid Man Blues", Early Rhythm & Blues, 1949--From the Rare Regal Sessions (Biograph 92) [U.S.]
  
• Various Artists, "Trenches--Turner Parish", Mama Don't Allow No Easy Riders Here-Strutting the Dozens-Classic Piano Rags, Blues, & Domps 1928-35 (Yazoo 98) [U.S.]
  
• Blu Lu, Wee Bea & Baby Dee--Apollo's Lady Blues Singers, "Don't Feel My Leg--Blu Lu Barker", Don' t Feel My Leg (Apollo 96) [U.S.]
  
• Various Artists--Produced by Francis Wilford-Smith, "Pine Top's Blues--Pine Top Smith", Shake Your Wicked Knees--Rent Parties & Good Times Classic Piano Rags, Blues, & Stomps 1928-43 (Yazoo 98) [U.S.]
  

• Rory Block, "Gone Woman Blues", Gone Woman Blues--The Country Blues (Rounder 97) [U.S.]
  
• Ethel Waters, "West End Blues", Cabin in the Sky (Milan 92) [U.S.]
  
• Camile Howard, "Scat Boogie", X-temporaneous Boogie Vol. 2 (Specialty Records 96) [U.S.]
  
• Sue Foley, "Long Way To Go", l0 Days in November (Shanachie 98 ) [U.S.]
  
• B.B.King, "The Thrill is Gone", Live at San Quentin (MCA 90) [U.S.]
  

• Angela Strehli, "You Don't Love Me", Blonde & Blue (Rounder 93) [U.S.]
  
• Coco Montoya, "You'd Think I'd Know Better By Now", Ya Think I'd Know Better (Blind Pig 96) [U.S.]
  
• Junior Wells, "Why Are People Like That?", Keep On Stoppin'--the Best of . . . (Telarc 98) [U.S.]
  
• John Lee Hooker, "Don't Trust Nobody", Everybody's Blues (Specialty 93) [U.S.]
  
• Various Artists, "Cross Road Blues--Robert Johnson", Blues Masters Vol. 8--Mississippi Delta Blues (Rhino 93) [U.S.]
  
• Various Artists, "Don't Start Me Talkin'--Sonny boy Williamson ", Blues Masters Vol. 2--Postwar Chicago Blues (Rhino 92) [U.S.]
  
• Muddy Waters, "Smokestack Lightning", Rare and Unissued (MCA 91) [U.S.]
  
• Buddy Guy & Junior Wells, "Got My Mojo Workin'", Live in Montreux (Evidence Music 97) [U.S.]
  

• Joe Beard Featuring Duke Robillard & Friends, "Dirty Groundhog", For Real (Audioquest Music 98) [U.S.]
  
• Various Artists, "Mumblin' Guitar--Muddy Waters ", Essential Blues Guitar (House of Blues 97) [U.S.]
  
• Wallace Coleman, "Temperature", Self-titled (Wilberts Blues 96) [U.S.]
  
• Various Artists, "The Midnight Train--Little Arthur Duncan", Blues Across America--The Chicago Scene (Cannonball Records 97) [U.S.]
  
• Vallerie Wellington, "You Can't Have My Monkey", Million Dollar $ecret (Rooster 95) [U.S.]
  
• Coco Montoya, "You Don't Love Me", Gotta Mind to Travel (Blind Pig Records 95) [U.S.]
  
• Roosevelt Sykes, "I'm A Nut", Feel Like Blowing My Horn (Dellmark 97) [U.S.]
  
• Anson Funder Burgh & The Rockets, "Sidetracked", Live at the Grand Emporium (Black Top Records 95) [U.S.]