2021.01.13 Round Trip Wednesdays with Barbora Brunclíková

<p>As broadcast January 13, 2021.  We spotlight Johnny Cash's great comeback album of 1968 to start with his rousing performance captured in "At Folsom Prison," recorded on this date.  In part 3 we head to Cambodia with Barbora, so we get into the terrible tragedy of a generation of brilliant musicians lost to the Khmer Rouge's genocide.  Although gone, their music lives on forever, and has planted the seeds in a new generation of Khmer audio brilliance in modern times.<br>#feelthegravity<br><strong>Tracklisting:<br>Part I (00:00)<br></strong>Johnny Cash – Folsom Prison Blues (LIVE)</p><p>The Nude Party – Chevrolet Van</p><p>Paul &amp; The Tall Trees – My God (I Remember 98)</p><p>Tom Waits – Downtown Train</p><p>Bob Dylan – Don’t Think Twice, It’s Alright</p><p>Andy Shauf – Neon Skyline</p><p><strong>Part II (30:03)<br></strong>Ros Serey Sothea – Desperate</p><p>Ros Serey Sothea – Flowers</p><p>Baksey Cham Krong – Full Moon</p><p>Sinn Sisamouth – Kung Prous Srolanch</p><p>Pen Ran – Kom Veacha Tha Sneha Knom</p><p>Laura Mam – Soben Sneh</p><p>Phum Vuphirit – Lover Boy </p><p><strong>Part III (57:05)<br></strong>Ros Serey Sothea – I’m 16</p><p>Yol Aularong - Broken Heart Man</p><p>Dengue Fever – Shave Your Beard</p><p>The Cambodian Space Project - Black to Gold</p><p>Nikki Nikki – Home For Dinner</p><p>Laura Mam - Kyom Min Sok Chet Te</p><p><strong><br>Part IV (87:07)<br></strong>DPR IAN, LIVE - No Blueberries</p><p>So!Yoon! feat Phum Viphurit - Wings</p><p>millic – Paradise</p><p>Rad Museum – Dancing In The Rain</p><p>Miso - Take me</p><p>92914 - Sunset</p>