Like the. I am. Do they. Keep. The sleep. Lead. The And that just about wraps it up Michael Cronin seeker. And you know. I have to look for these artists that are kind of in line with what we're doing for programming here on a Cambrian explosion and that was a recommendation and I think that was quite a good one as far as kind of sticking to that older rock style but with 21st century production and songwriting really like that last song called Caravan and that concludes today's coffee break the coffee break cd was Michael Cronin seeker tune into the coffee break Monday through Friday at 10 am featuring a half hour of on and under directed new music and heard only here on Katie you are you know who who just put out an album Believe it or not the who the album is called Who h w h o So it's kind of upon a misleading named album and. Brand new came out. About a week and a half ago the whole thing did anyway I'm going to play a song off of it as long as we're planned new music this one's called ball and chain which was a previous release of Pete Townsend But now it's got Roger Daltry on the vocals and it's just got that great who sound so enjoy this one ball and chain by the new album by The Who. Live. Our lives. Our lives. Play live. City boy from 1979 that's called The Day the. Album called The Day the Earth caught fire I once called the New York Times great progressive band came out with a quite a few albums in the seventy's as did Blackfoot but that was from 1904 vertical smiles livin in the limelight. There seems to be a. This vision of making it big in which case it's kind of worship in song and then after you do make it big then you complain about exactly what you got yourself into that was an example of that kind of a song Golden hearing Golding Golden Earring did that is going to save my soul from switch 1905 and then kicking off that set who never brand new album called who and it's all in capitals who. And that one was called Ball and Chain and from what I hear I just. Kind of previewed a little bit of it but not a lot and. It's rather dark in a political way but what do you expect from The Who and it's just awesome to hear him. When they're out with a new album you know they go all the way back to the late sixty's really and Katy r. Is brought to you by the Durango farmer's market on Saturday December 14th from 9 am to 2 pm the Farmer's Market hosts the holiday market at the La Plata County Fairgrounds in the exhibit hall the holiday market will feature local meats and vegetables as well as handmade crafts there will also be live music food and drinks for more information visit Durango Farmer's Market dot com We're going to kind of move into a bluesy part of the program as many of you know who to tune into my program regularly I kind of. Put things into recognizable John runs which were not in existence at the time most of this music came out but nonetheless are very relevant to today and categorizing things so if you had to do that it would be more of a kind of a bluesy blues rock type of presentation for the next 10 minutes we're going to started off with. Sonny Landreth who was discovered kind of a little later in his career amazing sly guitarist amazing sly cars but he was doing stuff back in the sixty's and seventy's and recording them on his porch and. They came out they came out in 1909 from. Just an album called Crazy crazy Cajun recordings and so he here he is do and no you write or. That that was. A norm in their. That's actually. Bonnie and Delaney and friends and they did some doing Allman did some studio work with them back in the early seventy's but that made it onto d. And f. Anthology album from 1900 to one some pretty good sly guitar work there in the studio you heard my Nasa's Stephen Stills doing lives off down the road from 1903 and of course we started that off with Sonny Landreth what heck of a sly guitarist whether he's on electric current coup stick. He is quite amazing probably one of the most unique and talented slide players now still playing and was called No you write her off the crazy Cajun recordings which are actually a lot earlier than 1909 the release of that album and were recorded just sit around on the porch that's the way it's done. It is 11 o'clock here at k.t. You are Durango and now time for everyone's favorite part of the day concert calendar. This is key to your Durango and it's now time for your concert calendar on Thursday December 12th at 7 pm live or down the river the funk Express and more performing a benefit for f l c Professor Mark Walters at the garage on Friday December 13th the black velvet duo at the Diamond Bell saloon at 5 pm on Friday December.