• “debts no honest man can pay” playlist – 9/11/10

    Scott Greenberg Posted On September 25, 2010
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    “debts no honest man can pay” playlist – 9/11/10
    saturday mornings, 10am-noon est, wgwg 88.3 fm
    listen online @ www.wgwg.org

    abbreviated show on account of football game broadcast

    my city of ruins – bruce springsteen

    manta ray (live) – pixies
    dead (live) – pixies
    into the white (live) – pixies
    where is my mind? (live) – pixies

    riptide – lynn hanson
    mississippi kid – amanda shaw
    pride (in the name of love) – dierks bentley w/del mccoury and the punch brothers
    in g-d’s country – the infamous stringdusters
    one – johnny cash
    a sort of homecoming – u2

    don’t knock – mavis staples
    you are not alone – mavis staples




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