Episode 012 - Nutjob Collector #1

Stories We Could Tell: A Mavericks FANcast
Episode 012 - Nutjob Collector #1
Postdate: November 2nd, 2022

This episode focuses on a "What If?" scenario; what if the Mavericks 1994 album "What A Crying Shame" was released in an expanded double CD edition? Host Mark Potter goes through his audio collection and presents a selection of thirteen recordings that could be included on such a project. (NOTE: only officially released material is considered. Bootleg material is a topic for a future episode!)

Songs heard during this episode;

1. The Mavericks - "Monster Mash" (live, Tarrytown, New York, October 31st, 2015, w/Micheal Jackson "Thriller" intro music)
2. The Mavericks with Carl Perkins and Duane Eddy - "Matchbox"
3. Carl Perkins - "Matchbox" (1956)
4. The Beatles - "Matchbox" (UK mono version, 1964)
5. The Mavericks - "Call Me The Breeze"
6. Sammy Kershaw - "I Know A Little"
7. Sammy Kershaw - The Mavericks - "I Know A Little - Call Me The Breeze" (Swing In The House Mix)
8. Elvis Presley - That's All Right (Sun Records master, 1954)
9. The Mavericks - "Love Me"
10. I Should Have Been True (5:15 album version)
11. I Should Have Been True (3:46 edited version)

Live in Mobile, Alabama (1994)
12. There Goes My Heart
13. O What A Thrill
14. What A Crying Shame
15. The Losing Side Of Me
16. Cold, Cold Heart
17. For The Good Times (with Trisha Yearwood)

18. What A Crying Shame (live, Austin City Limits, 1994)

1 ... The Mavericks - Tarrytown Music Hall, Tarrytown, NY October 31, 2015 (2015)
2 ... "Red Hot & Country" (1994)
3 ... Carl Perkins "Matchbox" (single, 1957)
4 ... The Beatles - "Long Tall Sally (UK EP, 1964)
5, 6 ... "Skynrd Frynds" (1994) [October 1994]
7 ... "Skynrd Frynds - Club Mixes" promotional CD (1994)
8 ... Elvis Presley - "That's All Right" (single, 1954)
9 ... "It's Now Or Never: The Tribute To Elvis" (1994)
10 ... The Mavericks "What A Crying Shame" (1994)
11 ... The Mavericks - "I Should Have Been True" promotional single (1994)

12-17 ... aired during the weekend of February 17th, 1995, during "The Road" radio series

18 ... "The Best Of Austin City Limits: Country Music's Finest Hour" (1996)