Boots & Saddle

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Your humble home of honky tonk & beautiful Country music by beautiful Country music singers. Airing every Tuesday from 11am-1pm (CT) on CKUW 95.9 FM in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
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Boots & Saddle | Episode 146: July 7, 2020

October 9, 2020

We called the July 7, 2020 broadcast our "Across the USA" episode. A nod to the USA just a few days after Independence Day that takes us on a journey around the country.

BOOTS & SADDLE - July 7, 2020

1. Blue Kentucky Girl - Loretta Lynn (Blue Kentucky Girl - 1965)

2. The Spirits of St. Louis - Johnny Paycheck (Take This Job and Shove It - 1977)

3. Cigarette State - Robbie Fulks (Revenge [Standing] - 2007)

4. TVA - Drive-By Tuckers (The Fine Print (a collection of oddities and rarities) (2003-2008) - 2009)

5. Pittsburgh Town - Pete Seeger (American Industrial Ballads - 1956)

6. Detroit City - Bobby Bare (Single - 1963)

7. Mississippi - Bob Dylan (Love and Theft - 2001)

8. Whatâ€™s Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made a Loser Out of Me) - Jerry Lee Lewis (Another Place, Another Time - 1968)

9. When Itâ€™s Springtime in Alaska (It's Forty Below) - Johnny Horton (Single - 1959)

10. I Can Still Make Cheyenne - George Strait (Blue Clear Sky - 1996)

11. Waco - John Evans (Lollygaggin' - 2009)

12. Hawaii Five-O - The Ventures (Hawaii Five-O - 1969)

13. Georgia On My Mind - Willie Nelson (Stardust - 1978)

14. Thatâ€™s How I Got to Memphis - Tom T. Hall (Ballad of Forty Dollars and His Other Great Songs - 1968)

15. ODâ€™ In Denver - Hank Williams Jr. (Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound - 1979)

16. Please Come to Boston - Tammy Wynette (Woman to Woman - 1974)

17. North Dakota - Lyle Lovett (Joshua Judges Ruth - 1992)

18. Kansas City Star - Roger Miller (Single - 1965)

19. Little Rock - Hayes Carll (Little Rock - 2005)

20. Streets of Baltimore - Charley Pride (In Person - 1968)

21. Bakersfield - Red Simpson (The Bard Of Bakersfield - 2005)

22. My Little Old Home Down in New Orleans - Jimmie Rodgers (Single - 1928)

23. Renowhere - Hellbound Glory (Pure Scum - 2020)

24. My Dear Old Arizona Home - Patsy Montana (Single - 1938)

25. Talking Seattle Grunge Rock Blues - Todd Snider (Songs For The Daily Planet - 1994)

26. Christmas In Washington - Steve Earle (El Corazon - 1997)

27. Folsom Prison Blues - United Guitar Players (Instrumental Acoustic Guitar Renditions of Johnny Cash Songs - 2015)

28. This Land Is Your Land - Woody Guthrie (Ultimate Collection - 2007)

BOOTS & SADDLE: A History

Boots & Saddle as we know it now, was founded by Bill Lesack, a retired acrobat who had been volunteering with the stations seniors show ‘2000 and Counting’ for several years. Bill was in his late-Seventies (77 or 78) when he started Boots & Saddle, and quickly changed the name of the show to fit his theme song 'Take Me Back to My Boots And Saddle' as sung by Screamin' Jay Hawkins.

Tim Brandt, became the shows second host in the fall of 2012 after Bill passed away. Tim, who was already a familiar name at CKUW, held down the hosts chair on Boots & Saddle through the end of Summer 2014.

Sheldon Birnie, a well-respected writer and an active member of Winnipeg’s vibrant music community stepped in as host in 2014 and continued to grow the shows fanbase until his departure in November 2016.

December 6, 2016 was the first episode of Boots & Saddle that I (Sean Burns) hosted. It took me some time to get my footing but by the back half of the following year things began to click and a clearer, more consistent presentation of the program began to develop.

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