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Playlist - FILL-IN FOR EAGLEMOON RAES - JUNE 2, 2010
| Song | Artist | Album |
| OPENING THEME (A SONG FOR) by Michael Weston King (2006) | ||
| SEARIGHT BLUES by Jimmy Welch (195?) | ||
| HARDTOP RACE by George Stogner (1954) | ||
| 2 ROCK A 4 by Sammy Masters (195?) | ||
| GOODBYE LITTLE STAR by Kenny Baker (195?) | ||
| HILL BILLY MOON by Jim and Edith Young with Bert Bowling and the Miami Valley Boys (195?) | ||
| HOT ROD RACE NAVY STYLE by Mick Woodward (195?) | ||
| ROLLIN' AND A ROCKIN' by Ruckus Tyler (195?) | ||
| ROCK TOWN ROCK by Ruckus Tyler (195?) | ||
| THE SUN SHINES BRIGHTER by Bill and Ben and the Arkansas Travelers (1958) | ||
| MY FOOLISH HEART by Bill Loop and His Seneca Indian Boys (195?) | ||
| LIKE OUT OF THIS WORLD by Rockin' Charlie (195?) | ||
| SUPER JIVIN' LULU by Charles Shorty Bacon (195?) | ||
| CHARRIOT RIDE by James Prince (195?) | ||
| DOWN, DOWN, DOWN by Tim McCloud (1955) | ||
| LIE TO ME BABY by Johnny Tyler (195?) | ||
| YOU CAN'T COME IN by Earney Vandagriff (195?) | ||
| BE-BOP BOOGIE by Roger Smith (195?) | ||
| DON'T TELL ME YOUR SORRY by Blankenship Brothers (195?) | ||
| ANY OLD PORT IN A STORM by Johnny Henderson (195?) | ||
| EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY by Jess Willard (195?) | ||
| I BROKE MY HEART by Jimmy Simpson and His Oil Field Boys (195?) | ||
| ARKANSAS BOOGIE by Country Girl Kay (195?) | ||
| SAN ANTONIO BOOGIE by Johnny Gittar (195?) | ||
| IMPATIENT BLUES by Eddie Dean (195?) | ||
| UNCLE BUD'S TWIST by Bud Settlemire (196?) | ||
| ALONE AND BLUE by Bill Price (1957) | ||
| MAD CAT BOOGIE by Ronnie Kieth (195?) | ||
| I'VE LOST THE BLUES by Jimmy Merritt (1956) | ||
| SOUTH OF SAN ANTONIO by Roy Harris and the Magnolia Boys (1952) | ||
| ROCK AND ROLL BABY by Eddie Jackson and His Swingsters (195?) | ||
| DOGGONE, LONGGONE BLUES by Bobby Bobo (195?) | ||
| PLEASE DON'T by Wally and Don (195?) | ||
| EVERYBODY AT THE PARTY HAD A SWEETHEART BUT ME by Ralph Collier (195?) | ||
| I DON'T LIKE IT by Zeke Clement (195?) | ||
| MOTHER-IN-LAW BOOGIE by Earl Songer and His Rocky Road Ramblers (1950) | ||
| DUST MY BROOM (LIVE) by Howlin' Wolf (1967) |