4 JANUARY 2025
1. “Moonlight and Rose,” Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys (for GARY GACKSTATTER) 2. “San Antonio Rose,” Billy Long (for AP MCQUIDDY) 3. “Paradise Knife
In this groundbreaking novel, which has been called “a modern masterpiece” and “the quintessential horror story,” Mick Winters comes home after twenty years to find his worst childhood fears waiting for him–as deadly realities.
The Amazing Unauthorized Story of the Cain’s Ballroom’s First 75 Years in the words of the people who made it happen. From 1924 through 1999, TCHT tells it all, from Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys to U2, the Police, and Van Halen—as Cain’s became an essential stop for breakout acts and cosmic cowboys.
Join WPA folklore collector Robert A. Brown and his seventh sense in the fear-fraught hills of 1939 Arkansas. Get caught up on all the strange magic, weird secrets, and way-out witchery in the critically acclaimed SEVENTH SENSE and its sequel, SATAN’S SWINE.
Billy Parker’s sincere nod to those who helped make him what he is today: a performer with several national hits; a trailblazing, multiple-award-winning deejay; and nothing less than the Voice of Oklahoma. Pre-order your signed copy today!
1. “Moonlight and Rose,” Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys (for GARY GACKSTATTER) 2. “San Antonio Rose,” Billy Long (for AP MCQUIDDY) 3. “Paradise Knife
1. “William Tell,” Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys (for JANE & STAN JOHNSON) 2. “Stack-O-Lee,” Tom Morrell and the Time-Warp Tophands 3. Drink Up and
1. “Santa’s on His Way,” Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys(for DAN SEXTON and DEBORAH MULFORD) 2. “A New Christmas Memory,” Luigi Balletto (for JANE &
1. “Drop Us Off at Bob’s Place,” Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys(for MARY STONE)2. “Hello Out There,” Billy Parker(for DEBORAH MULFORD and CAROLE BENDER)3.
SINCE LAST WEEK’S SHOW WAS AN INADVERTENT RERUN OF THE “SWING ON THIS” EPISODE FROM APRIL 8, 2023, THIS IS THE PLAYLIST FOR SATURDAY’S SHOW,
1. “Ride On, My Prairie Pinto,” Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys (for SHELLACKED, HAMILL TIME, and WILLIAM ZEDAYKO) 2. “Columbus Stockade Blues,” Leon Russell