Black Keys and Soul Rebels

We’re sitting down this week with two bands who make their hometowns proud. The Black Keys, Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney, from Akron, Ohio, have roots in the blues and rock but construct a sound all their own. We chat with them backstage at a performance in the Crescent City. Then New Orleans brass band innovators the Soul Rebels talk about bringing the sounds of the streets to clubs around the world.

HOUR ONE

Open Bed: "Ten Cent Pistol" The Black Keys

Brothers, Nonesuch

"Lonesome Train (On a Lonesome Track)" Johnny Burnette & Rock n Roll Trio

Johnny Burnette Trio: Rockabilly Boogie, Bear Family

"Two Trains Runnin'" James Cotton

Deep in the Blues, Verve

"Clear Spot" Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band

Clear Spot, Warner Bros.

"Sugar Farm" T-Model Ford

Pee-Wee Got My Gun, Fat Possum

Instrumental: "Fatback" Link Wray

The Roots of the Cramps, Garage Masters

"Old Black Mattie" Junior Kimbrough

Sad Days, Lonely Nights, Fat Possum

"(You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care" Buddy Holly

The Buddy Holly Collection, MCA

"Dearest" The Black Keys

Rave On: Songs of Buddy Holly, MPL Communications

SEGMENT: The Black Keys

Instrumental: "Act Nice and Gentle" The Black Keys

Rubber Factory, Fat Possum

"Drive My Car" The Beatles

Rubber Soul, Capitol

"I Want to Be Your Driver" Chuck Berry

The Great Twenty-Eight, MCA

"Hang On St. Christopher" Tom Waits

Beautiful Maladies, Island

"Dayton, Ohio 1903" Randy Newman

Sail Away, Reprise

"Small Town Talk" Bobby Charles

Bobby Charles, Bearsville

"Detroit City" Arthur Alexander

From Where I Stand: The Black Experience in Country Music, Warner Bros.

End Bed: "Tipitina" Allen Toussaint

American Routes original recording,

HOUR TWO

Open Bed: "Say Na Hey" Soul Rebels

Unlock Your Mind, Rounder

"I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues" Louis Armstrong

Greatest Hits, RCA

"Bluer than Blue" Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys

Legends of Country Music: Bob WIlls and His Texas Playboys, Columbia

"Tu Peut Cogner" Lost Bayou Ramblers

Pilette Breakdown, Swallow

"Keep A-Knockin' (But You Can't Come In)" Louis Jordan

Let the Good TImes Roll, Bear Family

"I Hear You Knocking" Smiley Lewis

The Cosimo Matassa Story, Proper

"Offbeat Personality" Jason Marsalis

Music Update, Elm

Instrumental: "Basin Street Blues" Henry Butler

American Routes Original Recording,

"Basin Street Blues" Ray Charles

The Genius Hits the Road, Rhino

"Old Kidney Stew is Fine" Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson

Kidney Stew Is Fine, Delmark

"Feel So Good" Cookie and the Cupcakes

Kings of Swamp Pop, Ace

"Better Things" Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings

I Learned the Hard Way, Daptone

"Show Me" Joe Tex

The Love You Save/I've Got to Do a Little Bit Better, Connoisseur

Instrumental: "Olde Wine" Alvin 'Red' Tyler and AFO Executives

Gumbo Stew: New Orleans R&B, Ace

SEGMENT: The Soul Rebels

"Everybody's a Star" Sly and the Family Stone

Anthology, CBS

"Under the Sun, Moon and Stars" Jimmy Cliff

Unlimited, Trojan

End Bed: "Soul Limbo" Booker T. Jones

Soul Limbo, Stax

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