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LIVE From WTUL New Orleans

by Tony Anderson

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1.
Intro 00:14
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2.
From Portland To L.A 03:05
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3.
Interview PRE 67 After All 01:37
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67 After All 03:23
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Intro to American Justice & Apple Pie 00:18
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American Justice & Apple Pie 03:02
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American Justice & Apple Pie WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON It’s 5:45 not feelin’ too alive Out the door all the same to work It’s a job I am who I am unlike Uncle Sam Not a machine set to program People come from all around In search of things never to be found Cuz all the while it’s in their head As the world begins each day with sighs Time just flies and on goes the livin’ dead Everyone turn a blind eye Here it comes To American justice and apple pie Good fortunes not a game Besides here that’s not why I came After all we’ve been through Can’t believe what ya’ do To yourselves and one another On a road where no ones gone I got a dream that’s been keepin’ me away For so long But I’m gonna be comin’ home one of these days Out on the street you could find a good song It could be cold outside but the heat would be on Doin’ the job of removin’ those who ain’t got A place to go place to go State of the nation it’s a damn disgrace You could see it anytime if you go anyplace That is if you wanted to And all the friends I’ve made along the way Not a word did they even did they even have to say Just the look on their face was enough Droppin’ a coin in my hat Everyone turn a blind eye Here it comes To American justice and apple pie Good fortunes not a game Besides here that’s not why I came After all we’ve been through Can’t believe what ya’ do To yourselves and one another Copyright © 1998 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records For More Song Lyrics by Tony Anderson please visit https://www.musixmatch.com/artist/Tony-Anderson-10/albums
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DJ Radio I.D. Intro 00:11
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8.
You Only Keep Me Movin' On 01:52
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You Only Keep Me Movin On WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Ten years ago at the age of eighteen I took what I thought to the streets with a dream, See what I could find One things for sure along the way I found, that’s to get back up when ya’ get knocked down, Know you got the time I know where the days have gone Months and years of playin’ and singin’ songs Nothin’ else means as much to me Findin’ out who I really am, yeah I found out long ago That I gotta’ be free So gimme’ my nights and gimme’ my days Keep your day job, and what it pays It’s never gonna’ be enough It’s a long way up, but a longer way down Wanna’ stay in touch, but ya’ can’t stick around That’ll be o.k. Everyone’s got their role to play, got a need to survive Keep your company, don’t put it down for me Not what I’m cut out to be, I’m just takin’ my time So roll me over, read my will, fire it up, if it’s not burnin’ still You know it’s up to you Some plans fall short, some roads get jammed, Some roads dead stop, some doors get slammed Ya’ only keep me movin’ on Yeah, ya’ only keep me movin’ Only keep me movin’ on Copyright © 1998 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records For more song lyrics by Tony Anderson, please visit, https://www.musixmatch.com/artist/Tony-Anderson-10/albums
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Interview PRE One Foot In The Mud 00:33
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10.
One Foot In The Mud 04:22
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One Foot In The Mud WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Workin’ in the mornin’ Workin’ at night I’d like to say hello right now To all my brothers workin’ in L.A. tonight Well it seems like you can’t, seems like ya’ can’t Do enough today You’re workin’ what you can with What you got Your feet stay in step Just to make the pay To pay for what you’ve already bought And ya’ can’t wait for the day to end yeah Get off your feet Take back your mind It’s not a generation from the alphabet You know it’s been around for a long time And you’re too tired to talk about it every night Thinkin’ to yourself what’s the use Gonna drive your dump truck down to the top of the hill Gonna shrug off shrug away all the abuse For a good time Ya’ just keep hangin’ on you know That you can’t let go You got other things other things to do Other people and places are callin’ your name You know that you got to make it through So the next time if it crosses your mind Remember think about think about this song You know freedoms not a lot if you ain’t got the time To get unstuck you just got to move on Just got to move on Hmmm can’t wait for the day to end yeah Get off your feet Take back your mind It’s not a generation from the alphabet You know it’s been around for a long time And you’re too tired to talk about it every night Thinkin’ to yourself what’s the use Gonna drive your dump truck down to the top of the hill Gonna shrug off shrug away all the abuse For a good time Copyright © 1998 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records For more song lyrics by Tony Anderson, please visit https://www.musixmatch.com/artist/Tony-Anderson-10/albums
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Interview & Talkin' to the Sky Intro 00:35
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12.
Talkin' To The Sky 02:49
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13.
Interview & Local Music Calendar 01:10
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Folk In The Road 03:58
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Folk In The Road WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Comin’ down the road Run into a four-way stop sign Searchin’ souls parkin’ talkin’ At the interstate cross-lines And no-one seems to mention Bout’ the last destination they left from Well I’m broke but I seem to find The right places for a good time Leavin’ knowin’ when Pickin’ up a rider at the right time Well its one long road Can’t drive alone everywhere All the time Situations strike complications goin’ Out of your control Well I’m broke but I seem to find The right places for a good time Wakin’ up to see that the tanks gone dry On empty Well I must’ve drifted off somewhere Round’ Santa Fe And just a little change is all it’s gonna take To keep it rollin’ down the line Well I’m broke but I seem to find The right places for a good time I was lookin’ for a place big enough To hold things down for a while I took a train to Texas Riding coach losin’ all my style Oh yeah learnin’ what I learn money’s a concern Sometimes I leave behind Well I’m broke but I seem to find The right places for a good time Copyright © 1998 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records For more song lyrics by Tony Anderson, please visit https://www.musixmatch.com/artist/Tony-Anderson-10/albums
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Interview Talkin' Texas & Travelin' 03:32
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Start Anew 03:42
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Start Anew WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Well I’m travelin’ across the highways Seein’ places I’ve never known And towns I’ll never stay Just take one direction That goes the other way It’ll help ya’ to find, the words that ya’ wanna’ say And everywhere I’m turnin’ can be a new place to go Take a chance and it’ll show I keep my sights wide open For inspiration can’t be bought It takes everything ya’ got to shine day to day I set my intentions on what’s sincere and for real I find out quick how it feels To be livin’ on the inside And everywhere I’m turnin’ can be a new place to go Take a chance and it’ll show And ya’ do, whatever it takes To keep your song alive No one’s gonna sing it quite like you Stick around long enough, you’ll get some breaks And you’ll think ya’ have arrived But it’s just the start of some place new And everywhere I’m turnin’ can be a new place to go Take a chance and it’ll show Copyright © 1998 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records For more song lyrics by Tony Anderson, please visit, https://www.musixmatch.com/artist/Tony-Anderson-10/albums
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Introduction 00:40
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18.
Learnin' To Take A Fall 05:03
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Learnin’ To Take A Fall WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Ya’ run around town tellin’ everyone how ya’ live They say, “ You got a big dream, but ya’ got yourself an even bigger head. “ To do the things ya’ do, say the things you say Thinkin’ what you’re thinkin’ right now, Not the same thoughts, That you had yesterday Plans have got you down, They’re moving much too slow for you Your parade wave’s beginning to drift And your smile’s fadin’ too Not livin’ a book ya’ read, Not playin’ a movie in your head Not dancin’ to a tune wrote a long time ago, Not livin’ by the words once one man said Well day to day, can’t live any other way anymore You know the weeks turn to months and the years Don’t, tell me, what’s in store I’m playin’ it out the best I can, By not playin’ sometimes at all The way crossroads seem to come and go, You know, I’m learnin’ to take a fall I’m learnin’ to take a fall Well fix yourself right so you can do it Again and again Run in place as fast as you can You know you got to run, till the end Until you can’t run no more Till you’re down and feelin’ blue Till you can’t pretend, it doesn’t matter any longer What ya’ do All I need is this, and this is gonna bring me that But that wasn’t what I thought it was, Once it got to where, it was at I guess fools can be fooled Like millions of lives can be ruled They’re driven to the ground Like a distant memory Not stickin’ around like an old melody Well day to day, can’t live any other way anymore You know the weeks turn to months, the years Don’t, tell me, what’s in store I’m playin’ it out the best I can, By not playin’ sometimes at all The way crossroads seem to come and go, You know, I’m learnin’ to take a fall I’m learnin’ to take a fall Copyright © 1998 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records For more song lyrics by Tony Anderson, please visit, https://www.musixmatch.com/artist/Tony-Anderson-10/albums
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Interview Lee Oskar Harmonicas 02:44
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20.
Interview Movin' To New Orleans 02:17
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21.
Destinations The Journey 02:54
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Destinations The Journey WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Say goodbye to another day, maybe ya found Say goodbye to another day, maybe ya found Tell me what has really changed So much it seems stayed the same, as it’s always been If you ask what it takes to keep me satisfied Destinations the journey that keeps me, so occupied Well the fact and the fiction played out every day It means what it may to you Some days I don’t know how I still can get up, and keep trying to do what I do People say to survive that ya got to play games I say play if you wanna’ win Well I never seen things quite that way Explains the shape I’m in Explains the shape I’m in If you’re going to the store You think you might get some more tobacco? If you ask what it takes to keep me satisfied Destinations the journey that keeps me, so occupied Well the fact and the fiction played out every day It means what it may to you Some days I don’t know how I still can get up, and keep tryin’ to do what I do People say to survive that ya got to play games I say play if you wanna’ win Well I never seen things quite that way Explains the shape I’m in Explains the shape I’m in Copyright © 1998 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records For more song lyrics by Tony Anderson, please visit, https://www.musixmatch.com/artist/Tony-Anderson-10/albums
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DJ Playlist and Intro 00:41
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Takin' What I've Learned 04:24
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Takin’ What I've Learned WRITTEN BY: TONY D. ANDERSON Only forty more blocks to walk And it’s after midnight again Well I could complain, but it’s only a Temporary situation that I find myself in Instead it’s an opportunity to open up my mind To see the city sleepin’ While the moon up above shines my way home Arrive in a town that you’ve never been You soon findin’ your way round’ You notice small details that you had not before found Like traces in the countryside That’s all that’s left here now Rusted signs and telephone lines Took it’s place all somehow And some things you know never change Like the Eastern sun and the Summer rains People takin’ chances on dreams And not much more Riskin’ what they know for what might lie in store Yeah yeah, yeah yeah What ya’ take and ya’ don’t give back May run out someday, before too long We use what we need from the land That’s a fact It’s a part of our history and a piece of this song Gimme just one street With some people in a town Where I can sing of an experience Along my way I’ve found To feel a sense of freedom If only for a minute or two And to put things in perspective With some help from all of you Into this world, a spirit I came With nothing to lose you know and Nothing to gain And out of this world, a spirit I will go Takin’ only what I’ve learned Will be all I have to show And some things you know never change Like the Eastern sun and the Summer rains People takin’ chances on dreams And not much more Riskin’ what they know for what might lie in store Yeah yeah, yeah yeah Copyright © 1998 by Tony D. Anderson / Six Foot And Sea Level Records For more song lyrics by Tony Anderson, please visit, https://www.musixmatch.com/artist/Tony-Anderson-10/albums

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đŸŽ¶ 🍏 A compilation of 10 live in studio performances and various interviews taken from three different appearances on WTUL New Orleans Radio. All Songs performed on-air except 'American Justice & Apple Pie' taken from the album 'Five Minutes to Showtime' recorded in Portland, Oregon. Performance dates: 12/20/97 With DJ Angela 2AM-4AM Show / 01/07/98 With DJ Angela 4PM-6PM Show / and 04/25/98 With DJ Athena 9AM-11AM Show

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released September 19, 2023

Mix & Mastering by Ted Pedersen using Ozone 11/ iZotope Audio and other various plug-ins, vintage compressors etc.

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