The playlist reads:

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

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

• Various Artists, "The Blacksmith--Maddy Prior", Voices--English Traditional songs (Amicus International 96) [England]
  
• Erik Hokkanen & Lumisudet, "Coyote Thunder", Kaustinen, Texas (Olarin Musiikki Oy 95) [Finland]
  
• Various Artists, "Manage A Trois Reels--Michael Doucet", Masters of the Folk Violin (Arhoolie 95) [U.S./Canada]
  
• Steve Riley & The Mamou Playboys, "Laisse-moi Connaître", Bayou Ruler (Rounder 98) [U.S.]
  

• Any Old Time String Band, "Home in Pasadena", I Bid You Goodnight (Arhoolie 96, orig. in 78) [U.S.]
  
• Mary McCaslin, "Way out West", Way Out West (Philo 98) [U.S.]
  
• Various Artists, "Leaving Train--Gillian Welch", The Horse Whisperer--Songs from & Inspired by the Motion Picture (MCA Nashville 98) [U.S.]
  
• Kate Wolf, "Here in California", Close to You (Rhino 81) [U.S.]
  

• Richard & Linda Thompson, "A Heart Needs a Home", Hokey Pokey (Rykodisc orig. 75) [England]
  
• Linda Ronstadt, "Desperado", Required Ronstadt (Elecktra 98) [US.]
  
• Sandy Denny and Friends, "I'm a Dreamer", Gold Dust (The Final Concert) (Hannibal 98) [England]
  
• Steve Goodman, "The Water is Wide", Artistic Hair (Red Pajamas Records 88) [U.S.]
  
• John Fahey, "Orinda--Moraga", The Transfiguration of Blind Joe Death (Takoma 97, orig. 65) [U.S.]
  

• Greg Brown, "Where is Maria", Further In (Red House 96) [U.S.]
  
• Various Artists, "Done Wrong--Ani di Franco", Women of Spirit (Putamayo 98) [Various Countries]
  
• Vance Gilbert, "Do What You Gotta do", Shaking Off Gravity (Philo 98) [U.S.]
  
• Laurie Lewis & Tom Rozum, "The Oak and the Laurel", The Oak and the Laurel (Rounder 95) [U.S.]
  
• Kate MacLeod, "Lark in the Morning ", Trying to Get it Right (Waterbug 94) [U.S.]
  

• Tim O'Brien, "Man Gave Names to All the Animals", Red on Blonde (Sugar Hill 96) [U.S.]
  
• Laurie Lewis, "Blue Days, Sleepless Nights", Seeing Things (Rounder 98) [U.S.]
  
• The Stanley Brothers (Carter & Ralph), "Little Maggie", Earliest Recordings--The Complete Rich-R-Tone 78's (1947-52) (?) [U.S.]
  
• Dock Boggs, "Country Blues", Country Blues (97 John Fahey) [U.S.]
  
• The Hammons Family, "Muddy Roads", The Traditions of a West Virginia Family and their Friends (Rounder 98) [U.S.]
  
• Ginny Hawker & Kay Justice with Tracy Schwartz, "Prayer of A Miner", Come all You Tenderhearted--Traditional Southern Singing (June Appal 93) [U.S.]
  

• Woody Guthrie, "Ludlow Massacre", Hard Travelin' (1944-49) (Smithsonian Folkways 98) [U.S.]
  
• Pete Seeger, "Union Maid", If I Had a Hammer--Songs of Hope & Struggle (Smithsonian Folkways 98) [U.S.]
  
• Odetta, "Take This Hammer", At the Gate of Horn (Tradition (Orig. 57) 97) [U.S.]
  
• John Fahey, "Finale", America (Takoma 98 (orig. 71)) [U.S.]