| Artist | Title | Album (* = New Release) |
|---|
| Opening set | | |
| Robert Plant | Turn It Up | Lullaby and the Ceaseless Roar* |
| Van Morrison | Caravan | Moondance |
| Josh Ritter | Monster Ballads | The Animal Years |
| Rosanne Cash | 50,000 Watts | The River and the Thread* |
| Set # 2 | | |
| Jesse Winchester | Ghosts | A Reasonable Amount of Trouble* |
| Mumford & Sons | Ghosts That We Knew | Babel |
| Parsonsfield (Poor Old Shine) | The Ghosts Next Door/No More Cane on the Brazos | Live at Infinity Hall |
| Set # 3 | | |
| Jesse Winchester | Every Day I Get The Blues | A Reasonable Amount of Trouble* |
| Iain Matthews/Matthews Southern Comfort | Yankee Lady | Orphans and Outcasts Vol.1 |
| Butchers Blind | Highway Song | Play for the Films |
| Patty Griffin | Highway Song | American Kid* |
| Robert Plant | House of Love | Lullaby and the Ceaseless Roar* |
| Set # 4: Iain Matthews phone conversation and the following songs: | | |
| Iain Matthews | When I Was A Boy | The Art of Obscurity* |
| Iain Matthews | It'll Take a Long Time | Songs of Sandy Denny |
| Set # 5 | | |
| Loudon Wainwright III | Brand New Dance | Haven't Got the Blues (Yet)* |
| Loudon Wainwright III | Haven't Got the Blues (Yet) | Haven't Got the Blues (Yet)* |
| Bill Morrissey | I Ain't Walking | Come Running |
| Mark Erelli | Morrissey Falls in Love at First Sight | Milltowns |
| John Prine | Living In the Future | Storm Windows |
| The Greenbeans | A Happy Life | The Greenbeans* |
| Set # 6 | | |
| Robert Plant | Poor Howard | Lullaby and the Ceaseless Roar* |
| Shovels and Rope | The Devil is All Around | Swimmin' Time* |
| The Duhks | Burn | Beyond the Blue* |
| Old Crow Medicine Show | Sweet Amarillo | Remedy* |
| Dylan set | | |
| Iain Matthews | It Takes a Lot to Laugh... | Orphans & Outcasts Vol.1 |
| Bob Dylan | My Wife's Home Town | Together Through Life |
Today's edition featured new music from some legendary performers and a phone conversation with another legendary performer. Robert Plant's new album, a new release from Loudon Wainwright III, and the last studio album from the late Jesse Winchester were highlighted. We spoke with another legend, singer/songwriter Iain Matthews, whose musical roots can be traced to his work as a founding member of Fairport Convention, but who has followed a most intriguing musical path since the heyday of Fairport. He plays The University Cafe this evening, with master guitarist Jim Fogarty accompanying him, and our friends from Butchers Blind opening. (www.universitycafe.org)
