Deep Tracks 72

1. Take Me To The Pilot – Odetta
2. No More Doubt – Oteil & The Peacemakers
3. Wait on What You Want – Paul Pena
4. The Bus – Billy Preston
5. You Ain’t Going Nowhere – Cliff Waldron
6. Makambo Biale – Bantous De La Capitale
7. Roll On – JJ Cale
8. Traveling Shoes – Elvin Bishop
9. Anti Love Song – Betty Davis
10. I Want A Chance For Romance – Hector Rivera
11. Hitchcock Railway – Jose Feliciano
12. A Knife And Fork – Kip Anderson
13. Sabotage – Hank Marr
14. A Mile Out Of Memphis – Carl Perkins
15. California Dreamin’ – Bobby Womack
16. Riding That Midnight Train – Earl Scruggs, Ricky Scaggs
17. Function at the Junction – Ramsey Lewis
18. Moanin’ and Groanin’ – Bill Withers
19. It’s Your Thing – Booker T. & The MG’s
20. Deep Elum Blues – Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band

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Odetta was one of the most important folk musicians of the 20th century who passed in 2008. I can't say that folk music is the top of my list but this isn't a folk tune at least not in terms of the performance - because Take Me to the Pilot is a classic traditional tune. The arrangement here is unique and taken from the 1970 album Odetta Sings.

Oteil Burbridge is the bass player for the Allman Brothers Band and for his own band featuring his brother Kofi. A cool piece of modern funk.

Les Bantous de la Capitale is one of the longest-lasting and most influential groups in the musical history of the Congo (now Democratic Republic of the Congo). Formed in 1959, the band played a major role in the introduction and growing popularity of boucher, which vitalized the Cuban-influenced rumba, and soukous. This rollicking bit of rhumba flys out of the speakers.