BEFORE THE FOLLIES: The playlist for Tuesday's radio show:Ray Charles: Ain't That LoveAretha Franklin: Baby, I Love YouBetty Davis: Anti Love SongGraham Central Station: HairJoe Tex: You Said a Bad WordTony Joe White: Old Man WillisThe Band: We Can TalkBalfa Toujours: Madame BossoMerle Haggard: Roly PolyBED: Seven Lonely DaysWynn Stewart: I'm Gonna Kill YouPorter Wagoner: Crumbs from Another Man's TableWilco: California StarsThe Rainmakers: Let My People Go-GoThe Hombres: Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out)Southern Culture on the Skids: Soul CityStevie Wonder: SuperstitionBooker T. and the MGs: Be My LadyBooker T. and the MGs: Red Beans and RiceBob Dylan: Baby Stop CryingDirty Dozen Brass Band: The Flintstones Meets the PresidentDavid Peel & Marshall Efron: Oink, OinkThe Beatles: PiggiesTwink: Animal TalkThe Kinks: Animal FarmBill Monroe: ScotlandBill Monroe: Kentucky MandolinPearl Bailey: Blue GrassDuke Ellington: I Wish You LoveDuke Ellington: Mademoiselle de ParisJack Haley: Rhode Island Is Famous for YouSpike Jones: Never Hit Your Grandma With a ShovelSesame Street: Oscar Don't AllowThe Louvin Brothers: The Christian LifeCommander Cody: Seeds and Stems (Again)The Rolling Stones: Dear DoctorJohnny Cash & Ramblin' Jack Elliot: A Cup of CoffeeThe Stonemans: Soldier's JoyMichelle Shocked & Uncle Tupelo: Shaking HandsKim and Dave: Nobody KnowsThe Zion Harmonizers: Pray OnBetty Davis: If I'm in Luck I Might Get Picked UpMacy Gray: Sex-o-Matic Venus FreakGeorge Soule: Get Involvedthe subdudes: Make a Better WorldBeauSoleil: Bonne AnnéeDon Dixon: Praying MantisKirsty MacColl: There's a Guy Works Down the Chip Shop Swears He's ElvisElvis Presley: Are You Lonesome Tonight?Charlie Rich: Lonely WeekendsRichard Thompson: Drinking Wine Spo-dee-o-deeClifton Chenier: Je Me Reveiller Le MatinLos Super Seven: MargaritaBob Dylan: WigwamThe Zion Harmonizers song stopped midway through, and I'm not sure why. If the problem isn't with the CD itself, I might bring it back next week and attempt to play it again.For the record, that's the original studio version of the Kirsty MacColl song, not the acoustic version I've aired in the past. The track that followed it consists of the real Elvis attempting to sing "Are You Lonesome Tonight" in concert, flubbing a line, cracking up, and failing to regain his composure while his band continues playing to the end. posted by Jesse 12:28 AM . . .