Ok Listen here. Welcome to part 2 of this. Blues songs concerning. I think you know more James had it right. Walk down the road. Than I'm a. Child found on the. Suit. Jacket his wife $2000.00 to get some market. Street. Art stopped. He's not. Black I'm sure you get home. Watch it. Come. But nothing to see. Listen here. Is the bird of. The station is. The University of Stanford. Out on the edge of the Western world in the basement a memorial out of in the shadow of Hoover tower this is blues with a feeling. On student run community radio for over 70 years k.z. As you stand. I got early start just got a call had to cover that last hour of the last show so guess you didn't tune in I've been playing blues songs concerning talk not talking blues. That's a different show and some I did about a year ago. With. Elmore James and talk to me baby. By the. Kings Sonny Boy Williamson gave us. Ha come on get somebody kill the wall to give us who didn't. Get out of town. And James cut with the sun. Don't start me talking everything I know. And. To help his old buddy from Chicago that one of the guys that play guitar. Little Smokey Smothers. He was in need he since passed but. Went out and recorded in a complete record with him and they were featured at the Chicago Blues Festival and . They did a whole bunch of songs and this record was really hard to get is a black derby record and they. Had done years earlier but they updated it called Talking Blues. In Smokey in conversation about and you know. About Them women doing that but I know for affected men do it too so if it's dexterous is on both sides in a creek you know what I mean that dog does hunt on both sides of the creek in that she does fit on both feet. Still Johnson I thought quite appropriate after little Smokey and Elvin Bishop. With talking about Chicago from his same titled cd. And still really a product of Mississippi but grew up when he moved into his little street in Chicago he's 13 years old 2 doors down was Magic Sam and he was about 14 years old . Junior Wells around the corner they all grew up together but speaking of Elvin Bishop. He's going to be coming to Palo Alto for special show this month and I'll be letting you know about that is the date approaches it's not for a couple of weeks but I'll let you know about the probably on the calendar of next week. Tweet that we're going to keep it locked right. Now speaking of talk we have a lot of talk shows on the radio these days Stanford. And one of our proudest is to philosophy professors doing a show called philosophy talk. And they've been doing it over 10 years and it's not produced at this station but it's part of Stanford because it concerns to Stanford professors and we air it every Friday at noon. We lost one of them he passed away last Sunday Mr Ken Taylor Foote Stanford philosophy professor Ken Taylor passed away last Sunday. 65. Continues. In the future it's. Only here. Greatly. Of the fifty's and sixty's. Heights. And solid. Players and. The vocals. To. Always affected me. It's just small town talk you know I mean. Women. Keep saying. There you would come with tenants who really. Told you you would build. When it comes right down. Low key need to. Believe. Out loony who can't name. The land they. Don't even know about it didn't end up on the net go to. Their home or to. The back of our lives and. Down through the books just. Down in the doghouse look up the. Band that. Out and. Get. Some. It's not. Cool to still. Listen here. You have been listening. Well this is university you all will be tested on this. It's very important that you pay attention not just you ladies. As it happens both ways be careful what you say because it might just come back and bite you one day. Star net set out your welcome to be. With me at the at this edition of loser the feeling a very special one got to thinking about talk a lot of talk going on today about a whole lot of I don't know what started Give me a headache. People talking on the left the right is anybody know what they're talking about in the blues always has some to say about it so I looked it up and you know what. I found 2 hours worth of it Paul Butterfield with Jeff on the vocals. With small town talk started and one of our greatest. Blues soul rhythm and blues voices really he sing rock n roll to he's been on the show once and I was honored. To California Mike Finnegan of The Phantom blues band. The only guy I ever sing duets with Etta James and and match here. And Mike Finnegan gave us the classic it's an old ballad called Let him talk and he turned it into something else all together from the Phantom from out of the shadows in the phantom blues band. Bonnie Raitt from Monterey Jazz Festival $977.00 paying tribute to sippy Wallace a lady she helped him out of retirement. Women be was keep your mouth shut don't advertise your man and then I found some obscure ones. Say nothing to your friend. That was tell your best friend nothing but Mira Taylor. And then Margie day gave us I just couldn't keep it to myself. And blues blues ladies and men always have the great names Cordella de Milo gave us . With the Maxwell Davis orchestra gave us. This is k.c. Issues. Blues songs concerning talk not talking blues I did that last year where Louis Jordan got some say about it you know that guy down at the end of the bar or that that that coworker you have their mouth or that you know that person could even be me I don't know. But Louis had a little thing for him he said why don't you run your mouth and I'll run my business like Keyes e.s.u. . But. When you run you run my business brother. You run your mouth and run my business brother. You talk so much you got me disgusted but you run your mouth and run my business brother. You run run my business brother. Run my business brother. And end up telling me. You run your mouth and run my business brother. You run your. Business brother. Business brother. Tell me what to do. You run your mouth and run my business brother. Little lips and business brother. Lives an hour run my business brother. If I'd followed your advice on how to make. You run your mouth and run my business brother. You dig me Jack. You're Gone Be. So sweet and. Every day you tails me money on the. Good. You better get a job. In that. The