| Artist | Title | Album (* = New Release) |
|---|
| Opening set | | |
| Colvin & Earle | Come What May | Colvin & Earle* |
| Richard & Linda Thompson | Jet Plane In A Rocking Chair | Pour Down Like Silver |
| Warren Zevon | When Johnny Strikes Up The Band | Excitable Boy |
| Set # 2 | | |
| The Highwaymen | One Too Many Mornings | The Highwaymen Live* |
| The Highwaymen | The Highwayman | The Highwaymen Live* |
| The Highwaymen | Desperados Waiting for a Train | The Highwaymen Live* |
| Set # 3: Remembering Guy Clark | | |
| Guy Clark | Cold Dog Soup | Cold Dog Soup |
| Guy Clark | This Guitar | Somedays The Song Writes You |
| Guy Clark | Picasso's Mandolin | Boats to Build |
| Guy Clark | The Dark | The Dark |
| Set # 4 | | |
| Kris Drever | I Didn't Try Hard Enough | If Wishes Were Horses* |
| Colin Hay | If I Had Been A Better Man | Next Year People* |
| Pete Townshend | Slit Skirts | All The Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes |
| Set # 5: Songs for a Trump Presidency | | |
| Loudon Wainwright III | I Had A Dream | mp3 from iTunes* |
| Tom Russell | Who's Gonna Build Your Wall? | Wounded Heart of America |
| Set # 6: Songs for Memorial Day | | |
| Richard Shindell | Reunion Hill | Reunion Hill |
| John Gorka | Semper Fi | Jack's Crows |
| Bill Morrissey | Victory At Sea | Come Running |
| Michael Jerling | Long Black Wall | Early Jerling |
| Set # 7: A conversation with Tom Russell | | before the conversation |
| Tom Russell | Where Do All The Cowboys Go? | Tom Russell Anthology 2* |
| After the conversation: | | |
| Tom Russell | Sterling Hayden | Tom Russell Anthology 2* |
| Mark Knopfler | Haul Away | Privateering |
| Baby Gramps | Cape Cod Girls | Rogue's Gallery |
| Set # 8: Dylan for Memorial Day | | |
| Bob Dylan | Two Soldiers | World Gone Wrong |
| Bob Dylan | 'Cross The Green Mountain | Tell-Tale Signs |
Today's program featured a conversation with the great singer/songwriter Tom Russell, some songs to mark the passing of Guy Clark, new music from Colvin & Earle, Kris Drever and some newly-released recordings of The Highwaymen, as well as songs to mark Memorial Day.
