Son Volt

T-Texas Tyler from 1959, his big hit, "Courtin' in the Rain." I've got a good show for you.

Brand new stuff from Joshua Ray Walker, Sarah Cahoon, Jess, uh, Jason James, and Sun Volt.

We're gonna also hear from Ween, believe it or not, uh, Hank III, and we're going to hear from Leroy Pullins and Stompin' Tom for a little, uh, humorous couple of tunes.

We'll start off the next set with Porter...

Michelle Shocked played back in the '90s.

Ian Moore, Sun Volt, Amy Ray from the Indigo Girls played a couple years ago.

Uh, Andy Fresco, Coco Rosie, The Old 97s, Tank and the Bangas, um, Nick Shoulders, The Other Band, Sierra Ferrell, Meat Puppets.

Um, yeah, so-

So Wilco's debut, A.M., came out.

Another local band, The Jayhawks, Tomorrow the Green Grass, with their biggest hit, Blue, came out, and Son Volt, who the other...

So Uncle Tupelo was Jay Farrar and, um-

Mm

Yeah, that guy

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so they broke off, made these two bands, and so Son Volt's Trace, along with Wilco's debut, both came out that year.

Uh, Red Hot Chili Peppers' follow-up to Blood Sugar Sex Magik-