Artist	Title	Album
Ry Cooder	No Hard Feelings	Pull Up Some Dust and Sit Down
She & Him	You Really Got a Hold On Me	Volume One
David Bromberg with John Hiatt	Ride On Out A Ways	Use Me
Van Dyke Parks	The Note of Hope	The Note of Hope
Arlo Guthrie	Last Train	The Best of Arlo Guthrie
Ramblin' Jack Elliott with Arlo Guthrie	Riding Down the Canyon	Friends of MIne
Dan Weber	Hank and Jesus	Ash and Bone
Civil Wars	I've Got This Friend	Barton Hollow
Dawes	Moon in the Water	Nothing Is Wrong
Y La Bamba	Squawk	Court the Storm
First Aid Kit	Emmylou	The Lion's Roar
Johnny Flynn	Lost and Found	Been Listening
Loch Lomond	Elephants & Little Girls	Little Me Will Start A Storm
The Waybacks	Savannah	Loaded
Mollie O'Brien & Rich Moore	Everything I've Got	Saints & Sinners
Neil Pearlman	Mill Mill O	Coffee & The Mojo Hat
Fruition	Leaving Home Sundae	Self-Titled
The Stagger & Sway	Keep It To Yourself	Break Til You Bend
The Portland Megaband	Wagon Wheel / Crook Brothers / Kitchen Girl	A Beneficial Tradition

Dear Listeners, You heard a nice set of music this morning (well, you heard it if you were up before 6...). I did a little set related to Woody Guthrie--the 100th anniversary of his birth is this year (July 14th, to be exact), so I played the title track off a tribute album that was recently released. The musicians on the album worked with Guthrie's daughter, Nora, to set music to his words. The piece I played was an instrumental by Van Dyke Parks. Here are the words by Woody that inspired the song: The note of hope is the only note That can keep us from falling to the bottom of the heap of evolution Because, largely, about all a human being is anyway Is just, a hoping machine. I hope you enjoyed the show this morning. Musically yours, Diane PS: Jeff and I are switching shows later this month. I'll be back on March 19 (with a spot of Johnny Cash for Bill!) and Jeff will cover me for my Fourth Monday show.