When we started this trip, we greedily asked our pals to play a road trip game with us. In return for a mixed tape destination in their mind, we’d wait to play on our ipod until we got to that place and snap a few pics. Several friends sent on cds and tips, but only T made a mixed tape. He called it Nacogdoches. “That’s in East Texas, not far from the border,” Lucinda Williams drawls.
Here’s his mixed tape:
Tell Me Twice | Eleni Mandell |
The Crane Wife 3 | The Decemberists |
Princess On The Porch | Josh Rouse |
Brighter Than Sunshine | Aqualung |
The Bees At Nite | Tim Seely |
Beautiful and Light | Tunng |
Gulf Shores | Bonnie “Prince” Billy |
That Girl from Brownsville Texas | Jim White |
All I’m Thinkin’ About | Bruce Springsteen |
Remember the Mountain Bed | Wilco |
Everybody Move It | Teddy Thompson |
That Kind of Blue | Forest Sun |
Lake Charles | Lucinda Williams |
Las Rosas Sauvages | Kimmie Rhodes |
Shine | Daniel Lanois |
Maybe You’re Right | Barenaked Ladies |
Pilgrim Highway | Mark Erelli |
Besides this mixed tape, which we greatly enjoy, Bob Dylan’s Modern Times, Damien Juardo’s Now I am in Your Shadow, Neko Case’s Fox Confessor Brings the Flood, and all of Mark Erelli’s cd’s are finding heavy rotation in our car when I drive. Death Cab still does wonders for Vic when he is driving.
He liked to tell everyone he was from Lake Charles
- Passing through Lake Charles at Night
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