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Welcome to Something Blue. I'm Hairy Larry and I've got the Blues, for you.

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All right now, we're listening to Mare Wakefield recorded live at The Edge right here in Jonesboro on September 25, 2010. We heard "Red Dress", "Small Town Oklahoma", and "Slimeball".

Mare and her husband, Nomad, tour the world as a duo doing mostly original material. They have a great show with a lot of variety from Jazz and Blues to Country and Folk. You can find out more about them at marewakefield.com, that's M A R E wakefield.com

You're listening to Something Blue on KASU, 91.9 FM and streaming on the internet at kasu.org. Please visit the Something Blue website at sbblues.com and Delta Boogie at deltaboogie.com.

Mare Wakefield and Nomad played outside on the porch at The Edge, on Aggie Road, near ASU. An enthusiastic audience enjoyed their show. Here they are again with "Enough Bad Love".

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And that's Mare Wakefield singing about the recession and NPR. We love it when songwriters put NPR into their songs. Mare and Nomad had the audience singing along on this next one so if you listen closely you can hear me enjoying myself. If you want to you can sing along at home. The song is called "Enjoy The View". Then we'll hear Nomad play some Jazz on his piano.

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And that's "Pretty Little Bird" a very pretty song written by Mare Wakefield. It was fantastic getting to hear Mare and her husband, Nomad, at The Edge. Their duo features Mare on acoustic guitar, Nomad on piano, and both of them sing. Here they are again with a song I recorded for Something Blue called "Whiskey Does It Better".

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Oh yeah, it's "Celestial Bliss" by Mare Wakefield. A beautiful song played and sung beautifully.

You're listening to Something Blue on KASU and once again I'm pleased to present a live concert recorded right here in Jonesboro. There's no music like live music and I hope listening to these recordings makes you want to go out and listen to a live show.

As you can hear Mare Wakefield presents varied styles of acoustic music. Just listen to her now, singing the Blues.

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All of the songs I've played so far tonight have been Mare Wakefield originals but this next one is a traditionl folk song called "Peg And Awl". Then I'm going to let her introduce the final song of the evening, a road song called "I'll Drive".

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