This program includes the following exclusive live recordings unavailable anywhere else, recorded live a Rosanne Cash's home on November 2, 2011.  Songs are written solely by Rosanne Cash unless otherwise noted.

Part 1

1.  Sea of Heartbreak (Paul Hampton / Hal David)
2.  September When it Comes (Rosanne Cash / John Leventhal)
3.  Seven Year Ache

Part 2

4. 500 Miles (Hedy West)
5. Never Be You (Benmont Tench / Tom Petty)
6. The Good Intent (R. Cash / J. Leventhal)
7. Western Wall
8. Runaway Train (John Stewart)

Part 3

The Way We Make a Broken Heart (John Hiatt)
Blue Moon with Heartache
Black Cadillac
House on the Lake (R. Cash / J. Leventhal)

Bonus track to make a 59:00 show

Sleeping in Paris

ONE OF TWO NEW ONE-HOUR RADIO SPECIALS FOR WILLIE NELSON'S 75TH BIRTHDAY! Brand-new exclusive interviews with Willie Nelson and his extended musical family (Paul English, Mickey Raphael, Jody Payne, Bobbie Nelson +, Poodie Locke) tell rich, colorful stories that take you deep inside Willie's heart, soul and mind. MY OWN PECULIAR WAY focuses mostly on Willie's life story, his best known songs, and how the two are often intertwined. TRUE OUTLAW STORIES features many of the hilarious episodes from the 'band of gypsies' going down the highway, on tour with Willie over the last 40 years. Between these stories, each program is packed with a unique playlist of Willie's best-known songs. Both hours are hosted by Rodney Crowell and also feature comments by country legend Charlie Louvin, singer/songwriter Ray Wylie Hubbard, and Wilco guitarist Nels Cline. Please consider airing these programs close to Willie Nelson?s birthday on April 29. You can flexibly schedule them as a two-part series, one two-hour block or your choice of two great one-hour specials. ** Producer: Paul Chuffo & Joshua Jackson (Joyride Media) ** Host: Rodney Crowell ** Contacts: Andy Cahn, 212-833-6279, andy.cahn@sonybmg.com, Eric Molk, 212-833-5389, eric.molk@sonybmg.com ** Broadcast Window: Begins April 2008 ** Length: Two one-hour programs with breaks for local spots ** Terms: Available for all USA radio broadcasters at no cost, no built-in barter spots (+ Bobbie Nelson interview courtesy of Jody Denberg at KGSR in Austin, TX).

On New Year's day it'll be nine years on the nose. Nine years since the death of a great southern raconteur and one of the last genuine Texas troubadours. Townes van Zandt was a singer-songwriter born to wealth who cared nothing for it; a man who, by outward appearances often seemed happy, but who struggled with personal demons. Yet somehow, through it all, Townes managed to write songs of lasting beauty and profound emotional power. It is a story of tragedy and artistic triumph. The release of a new movie called "Be Here to Love Me" is drawing fresh attention to the contributions of Townes as someone who deserves a place in America's pantheon of musical poets alongside Bob Dylan, Woody Guthrie and Hank Williams. Now, Austin's KUT presents a special one hour documentary featuring rare interviews with Townes, conversations with musicians touched by his music including Joe Ely, Rodney Crowell and Delbert McClinton, candid memories from those who knew him intimately, and Townes' most influential songs--including some vintage live performances. If you've heard the name "Townes Van Zandt", but you don't really know what the fuss is about, sit back for an hour and find out...

When she was 18 years old, Rosanne Cash was given a list of "100 Essential Country Songs" by her father Johnny.  She picked a baker's dozen of them and recorded "The List," re-interpreting these classics in her own inimitable way.  

In this one-hour special, Rosanne, producer John Leventhal, singer/songwriter Laura Cantrell and Rolling Stone magazine's Anthony DeCurtis delve into the history and writers of these songs, offering a new perspective on some of the milestones of American Music. 
 

Townes Van Zandt was one of the most talented singer/songwriters of the twentieth century but his life was cut short when he died suddenly at the age of 52. Filmmaker Margaret Brown spent years gathering interviews from Townes' family, friends and fellow musicians like Guy Clark, Emmylou Harris and Steve Earle. In this concise, music rich feature Brown discuses her new documentary "Be Here to Love Me" which takes a look at the troubled and sometimes self destructive life of the singer/songwriter. The documentary will be released on DVD March 14, 2006 but this piece lives on as a window into the life of a great musician. Other timely dates include Townes' birthday, March 7, 1944 and the anniversary of his death on January 1, 1997.