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Big Finish on that as my theme song on blues influence on right now it's time for Kay muties critter corner if you have a missing or a found pet just let us know so that we can help get furry friend returned to you you can call us at 923-2513 between the hours of 9 and 4 weekdays and 923-3911 at other times and we'll air your message throughout the day and here on your knees critter corner a few missing critters for today for example Badger is a mail read healer who lost on Thanksgiving Day In The Blue Rock Road area of them both where the pavement becomes dirt He's 8 years old has a tag with his humans name and phone number on it and he will come if you call him by name Badger there's a pipe 100 dollar reward if you find Badger please call Eric at 223-3676. And then on Monday Nov 25th 2 dogs were lost in Boksburg near the Lair b. Creek subdivision one is a female husky in named Dakota she's all white with blue eyes and wearing an orange color with tags and Jacques is a male silver and red Doberman wearing a green collar with tags see them please call Larry and 707-602-5118 we've got a mail in text Scotch collie looks like Lassie was lost on Nov 14th near the Brenner station on Redwood drive he's got an id tag with his name Max inscribed on it 7 years old weighs about 50 pounds you can call Shannon at 707-499-6210 Ace is a 5 year old white male boxer with dark spots and Lucy a 7 month old white German Shepherd with black markings went last on Tuesday Nov 12th near the old Bryson road Ace is wearing a brown color Lucy's got a choker collar if you see those dogs please call doc at 707-223-0711 the last missing critter that we have listed it is a male intact a kida husky lost on crooked prairie road in the November 1st He's 3 years old golden tail in color with white paws and a curly tail and his name is Rocco and he has no text or call or even call rick at 707-601-8078 only one found critter that we have today 2 white dogs one looks like an Akita with blue eyes and one is a shepherd mix wearing a red and blue harness found on Branscombe road if you want to get those dogs back or you know who's they are in car Conny at 7 o 7. 9847326 and game you d. Reminds pet owners to please put a collar with your phone number on your critter it's only fair to the animal if you've been reunited with your furry friend please what can you do you know so that we can remove it from the critter corner. Looks like about 65 degrees right outside the studio here and read way and little bit about what we've got going today this is this is part 2 the last time I did lose influence the whole show was blues from my collection that I like for some reason I might like the song I might like the artist it's just stuff that I took out that I really like and then I for some of the. Tracks I said why I like it what it was I liked about it and this is kind of part 2 so we're going to do that for the 1st hour and then all new after 2 new albums to my collection so we're going to start out with this stuff that I like one of the artists that I have a lot of respect for he makes instruments he sings he writes songs David Bromberg Here he is from his. Try Me One More Time album doing a version of kind hearted woman which is Robert Johnson tune and show here's David Bromberg. 'd doing the thing in a war over the. War . But you know he. Just will not and I'm in. California. And you know those are great big. California people. I was traveling all right. You know people is a big earthquake and we give them. Nothing but them evil hearted women trying to run it down. I got a kind of. Goes. All the time. You know she tried to get my best friend to kill me. Just so he would have it on his mind. With. No warning. I swear this is how you treat. When you come. I. Live Ah. Ah. Dawn get along. In Me. Calling. Me This old. My mom. If Adong get Welcome off. My mom long. Adong get. My. Golden. Globe. Blair Snyder. I lost the best fan. There's nothing. I loathe the bills for has. Just gone. Back to. I can just hear the folks clapping in the coffee house. As John Hammond and these this 1st group of artists that I played on blues influence here with blues boy band was because it kind of reminded me of the folk and blues era which was during my musical coming of age and so we heard from John Hammond doing it too and called him last night and Geoff Muldaur or did I have had my fun Jim Kweskin did exactly like you and Jim Kweskin and Geoff Muldaur mold our are were part of the Jim Kweskin Jug Band and I loved jug band music and you know Maria Muldaur I play a lot of hers she she plays small time he believes and now that's when I played that grouping and David Bromberg has had a long term dedication to the blues although he is a songwriter and writes all kinds of different songs but it kind of brings me back to going to the coffee house during the folk and blues era so we're going to get a little bit more traditional classic may be might call it Chicago bluesy with Charlie Musselwhite and I have that up but tune called early in the morning by Lou Walter and we're just about there but I do want to remind you that the digital divide with Penny features regular guest and that regular guests name is Lamont from the Robinson report plus music and art. Activism came Eric Clapton and b.b. King from me that's a title track of that album called ride with the king course we don't have to say much about Eric Clapton why I like him he's very prolific when a songwriter vocalist guitar player Eric Clapton and he dedicated a number of his albums to some of the famous and well known classic blues folks did one with Robert Johnson Robert Johnson tunes and then we did this collaboration with b.b. King and ahead of that we heard from Paul Butterfield Blues Band can't get much more Chicago than Paul Butterfield in the tunas Co born in Chicago from the amp Elegy the early years of Paul Butterfield and Charlie Musselwhite who I love him he's just a a well worn old groove Charlie Musselwhite and this was his from his 1st album actually the album call is called Stand back and he did a little alter song called early in the morning and is about. 22 minutes ahead of the 2 o'clock and this is blues influence with blues boy Bob and more got Tommy Castro up going to hear from Tommy Castro noone yeomen Del as and Joe bottom Massa in this next set of some of my favorite blues artists and songs. Heart of their Edwards community hospice is inviting you to an evening of remember remembrance at hospice that will be at 464 Maple Lane Garberville on Friday December 13th 2019 at 5 30 pm when community members were gathered to celebrate and honor our loved ones this holiday tradition continues to provide an opportunity for us to come together and share our light in this dark season it's going to be food music and a candlelight procession through Garberville which like still around 6768 degrees almost here outside the studio in Redway California here's to make it. Stick. With. Us. You. I just hope he doesn't stop for a good long time job on him asa stop is name of the tune from the album called Live in London and why do I like Joe. He opened for b.b. King when he was 12 years old such a hardworking and gifted singer songwriter performer he can do everything from real classic sounding blues to some really heavy rock and blues rock in your Monday Ls I love because she's so you know from out of the country I think he was Brazilian. He did a title track from an album called 12 hours for us and you know just House of Blues nailed I love the sound and Tommy Castro hard work and blues man who had a lot of health problems overcome overcame those. And this is from his the devil you know album called the center of attention Tommy Castro and on just about 6 minutes he had a 2 o'clock here on blues influence and the next tune up is a request from the last edition of blues influence I don't always get him on when you request him but I get him on of eventually and the caller said that he 1st heard this on when he 1st heard it he thought it must have been an old traditional blues song and was amazed when he found out that it was written by Jerry Leiber and actually this was one of those songs that was not written by Lieber the lyricist with his regular writing partner Stoller Lieber wrote it along with another songwriter whose name was already Butler way back in 1984 and the song was 1st recorded by Alvin Robinson and shortly thereafter by the Rolling Stones It was a good as a track on their 1965 album The Rolling Stones now so let's enjoy the Rolling Stones doing a tune cone down home girl. They