Asylum Street Spankers: Some of These Days

Asylum Street Spanker's: Re-Assembly Reunion Concerts (9 Selections)

One of the most unique set of performers out there. The Asylum Street Spanker's never cease to amaze with their quirkiness, their talent and versatility.

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From the concert DVD "Re-Assembly," a film of the Spanker's 10th Anniversary Reunion Concerts.

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This comprehensive release commemorates the 10th anniversary of the Asylum Street Spanker's with a reunion of 21 of the Austin, Texas group's former and current members, including Wammo, Christina Marrs, Stanley Smith, and Guy Forsyth. Taped during two memorable performances in August of 2004, the program features three hours of concert footage, including 29 of the band's unique songs, which combine folk, country, blues, and rock into a happy and irresistible mess of noise.

Recorded August 14, 2004 at Texas Union Theatre in Austin.

Songs:

Monkey Rag
Beer
If I Had Possession Over Judgment Day
Since I Met You baby
Asylum Street Blues
Superchief
Lullaby Of The Leaves
Jerry The Junker
Lee harvey
T'aint Nobody's Business
Gettin' High
Harp Rumble
Got My Mojo Workin'
Whatever
My Favorite Record
Man From Harlem
Antifreeze
Deep Ellum Blues
Sugar In My Bowl
Wake And Bake
A Smooth one
Sittin' On Top Of The World
Startin' To Hate Country
Funny Cigarette
Amsterdam
UFO Attack
If You Want Me To Love You
Tight Like That
I'll Be Glad When You're Dead (You Rascal You)

Released Feb. 2006

Buy it Now!

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Monkey Rag


Since I Met You Baby


Lullaby of the Leaves


Jerry The Junker


Got My Mojo Workin'


Deep Ellum Blues


Wake & Bake


Sittin' on Top of the World


Amsterdam

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From: jpriedie

The Kitchen Syncopators at Oregon Country Fair 2009

Ragtime Millionaire


Shanghi Lil


Frankie & Johnny (Mississippi John Hurt)


Mountain Jack? (w/ Baby Gramps)

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Originally from bkerkez

Asylum Street Spanker's: New Jazz Fiddle

Asylum Street Spanker's with Famous Jake on the fiddle.

Asylum Street Spanker's Children's Video Entry

From YouTube user level2789:

My entry for a children's music video contest hosted for the Spanker's new Kids album "Mommy says No". No winner was ever announced for this contest which means 1 of the following: A. this and the other entries were sooo horrible they did not wish to unleash these videos on the general public. B. Short term memory loss (too many funny cigarettes) caused the Spanker's to forget such a contest was ever promoted. C. All of the above.

Doc Watson, Ricky Skaggs & Alison Krauss: Down to the River to Pray

A beautiful A Capella trio consisting of Doc Watson, Ricky Skaggs & Alison Krauss performing the traditional Down to the River to Pray. This song is most notably from the soundtrack of O' Brother Where Art Thou?

North Mississippi All Stars: Make Me Down A Pallet On Your Floor

The North Mississippi All Stars doing an acoustic version of the Mississippi John Hurt classic Make Me Down A Pallet On Your Floor.

Old Crow Medicine Show: Down Home Girl (Danny Clinch)

Song written by Leiber & Butler and has been performed by the following artists:

Alvin Robinson - 1964
The Rolling Stones - 1964/65
The Coasters - 1967
Old Crow Medicine Show - 2006

Video directed by Danny Clinch.

Old Crow Medicine Show: Tell It To Me

Classic rendition of a traditional tune.

Gillian Welch & David Rawlings w/ OCMS: The Weight

One of the VERY BEST renditions of the classic The Band song "The Weight" as done by Gillian Welch & David Rawlings join by the Old Crow Medicine Show live at St Luke's in London as an encore.

Gil Landry: Lawless Soirez

Gill Landry performing "Lawless Soirez" at Safari Sam's Hollywood Ca. 7/1/07

Asylum Street Spanker's: Minor Waltz

Here's another one by the Asylum Street Spanker's. It's amazing that this girl can play so amazingly AND accurately on a SAW!!!!! Enjoy.

Old Crow Medicine Show: Wagon Wheel

This is one of my VERY favorite songs. I hope you enjoy it too!
Here's a little background first:

"Wagon Wheel" is a song by Old Crow Medicine Show.

"Wagon Wheel" is a song composed of two different parts. The chorus for the song comes from a Bob Dylan outtake from the soundtrack for the film Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid. Although never officially released, the Dylan song was released on a bootleg and is usually named after the chorus and its refrain of "Rock Me Mama." Although Dylan left the song an unfinished sketch, Ketch Secor of Old Crow Medicine Show wrote verses for the song around Dylan's original chorus. Secor's additional lyrics transformed "Rock Me Mama" into "Wagon Wheel." Secor has stated the song is partially autobiographical. The song has become extremely popular since its inclusion on Old Crow Medicine Show's major label debut, O.C.M.S. in 2004, although the song appeared in earlier form on the now out of print "Troubles and Up and Down the Road" EP in 2001. The official publishing information is Dylan/Secor.

The band performed the song at the Station Inn in Nashville in 2001, as part of a series of songs commemorating Bob Dylan's 60th birthday.

Asylum Street Spanker's: Jerry the Junker