WFMU: Bob Brainen: Playlist from April 15, 2023

Listener comments!
	🥁 11:00am listener james from westwood: How do, Bob, Pete, and all!
	11:00am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning Bob, Pete and all other listeners!
	11:01am Bob Brainen: listener james from westwood!
	11:01am Bob Brainen: Andrew in Toronto!
	🥁 11:01am (Mr) Bill: I see tacos flying all over my living room. Where are the burritos, brothers and sisters?
	11:02am Jeff: Good Morning Bob, Pete + fellow listeners!
	11:02am Bob Brainen: (Mr) Bill!
	🥁 11:02am Brian in UK: Hello Bob, Pete & listeners. Cool suits on the Gilded Palace cover.
	11:02am Yes: Howdy. Mornin'
	🥁 11:02am wmfromD: Morning Bob, Pete and everyone!
	11:02am Bob Brainen: Jeff!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Brian in UK!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Yes!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: wmfromD!
	11:03am patrick321: Hey Bob and Pete and all
	11:04am Bob Brainen: patrick321!
	11:05am PT: Top ‘o the morning! I think Mr. B and I have a Hot Burrito for you all today, musically speaking of course.
	11:05am Franco Twinkie: Good morning Bob & Pete.
	11:06am Bob Brainen: ...and a Fantastic Expedition!
	11:06am Bob Brainen: Franco Twinkie!
	🥁 11:07am Brian in UK: Would love to have a ride on D&C's motorcycle. My first motorcycle had a sidecar.
	11:07am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:05 Mahalo Franco!
	11:08am StringOFperils: Hi Bob! Cosmic country music. Love it.
	🥁 11:08am Will thee Sound Guy: Hi Bob Brainen, Pete Tomlinson, and all!!!
	11:08am Bob Brainen: StringOFperils!
	11:08am Bob Brainen: Will thee Sound Guy!
	11:09am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Will thee Sound Guy @11:08 Hi Will!
	11:09am Jeff: In 1973, I was up in Binghamton, NY “studying”. We used to get the Village Voice up there, and I noticed that Gram Parsons was playing Max’s. A couple of months later, Howlin’ Wolf was there. I dug Gram, but I idolized The Wolf. I also figured I’d better see The Wolf while I still could and can see Gram another time. So, I made the trip down to see The Wolf, and what a night it was! Little did I know I’d get to see The Wolf again, but we all know what happened to Gram.
	🥁 11:09am chresti: Hi Bob and Pete and braineniacs!
	11:09am Doug Schulkind: The LOVE has begun!
	11:09am Franco Twinkie: I always thought of those white onesies as food service workers, but now I realize that they were suppose to be burritos! It's only taken me 53 years.
	11:09am Bob Brainen: chresti!
	11:09am StringOFperils: Oh, Pete's there too; hi Pete! And hello Gene Clark, I know you're still riding the wind out there somewhere.
	11:10am Bob Brainen: Doug Schulkind!
	11:12am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ chresti @11:09 Hi crestikins!
	🥁 11:12am Will thee Sound Guy: Hi l james, Andrew, (Mr) Bill, Jeff, Brian, Yes, wmfromD, patrick321, Franco, StringOFperils, chresti, and Doug Schulkind!
	🥁 11:12am chresti: Hi Andrew in TOkins!
	🥁 11:13am chresti: ↳ Will thee Sound Guy @11:12 Hi Will thee!
	🥁 11:13am wmfromD: Is that a child sitting on Doug Dillard's lap? Who is that?
	11:14am StringOFperils: Certainly was the heyday for indigo denim.
	11:14am Bob Brainen: Looks like it, but I think it's Donna Washburn who joined up after the 1st Dillard & Clark album.
	🥁 11:15am (Mr) Bill: ↳ Will thee Sound Guy @11:12 Hi there, Will thee. I hope that today finds you a sound Sound Guy.
	11:15am Franco Twinkie: In the spring of 1970 I was still in junior high school. One day, a former student was passing out fliers for The Flying Burrito Brothers doing a show at the gymnasium of the high school I would soon enough attend. I didn't go. A mistake I regret to this day.
	🥁 11:15am chresti: ↳ StringOFperils @11:14 And pants tucked into boots.
	🥁 11:15am Will thee Sound Guy: ↳ (Mr) Bill @11:15 next weekend
	11:16am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ chresti @11:15 Hi crestikins!
	🥁 11:16am PT: @wmfromD: I too assumed it was Donna Washburn in crocheted headgear. (Fun factoid: She was a 7-Up heiress)
	11:16am Jeff: Chris Hillman often gets overlooked for his impact on the music. As influential as Gram (if not more so)
	🥁 11:16am Brian in UK: Are there many better sounds than Gene Clark's voice.
	🥁 11:16am wmfromD: ↳ Will thee Sound Guy @11:12 Back at ya Will TSG!
	11:16am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:15 Mahalo Franco!
	11:16am Bob Brainen: I wish I'd seen both Dillard & Clark and The Burritos!
	11:17am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @11:16 Hey Andrew!
	11:17am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Brian in UK @11:16 I don`t think so.
	11:17am Bob Brainen: Right on Jeff, you can't compete wiyh a ghost.
	11:17am StringOFperils: ↳ Brian in UK @11:16 The distilled essence of loneliness.
	🥁 11:18am (Mr) Bill: ↳ StringOFperils @11:17 Perfectly put.
	🥁 11:18am Brian in UK: ↳ StringOFperils @11:17 Nice. Poignant comes to my mind.
	11:18am Bob Brainen: Brian in UK, not for me! And so natural, Gene's singing was just like breathing.
	11:20am WR: Hello Bob, Pete and Drummer Streamers. Sitting here letting the sounds take me back.
	11:21am Bob Brainen: WR!
	🥁 11:21am wmfromD: Like Hillman, Bernie Leadon brought a lot to the plate. Although I have mixed feelings about "Eagles".
	11:22am Andy and Robin in NYC: Great show! Two of our all-time favorite bands, and it's thanks to you Bob that Robin and I first heard Why Not Your Baby on your show sometime in the 90's. We were hooked!
	🥁 11:22am Brian in UK: D &C produced by Larry Marks who also produced Phil Ochs albums on A&M. Was he the staff producer?
	11:23am Bob Brainen: I think so to0, wm. He was in both Dillard & Clark & Burritos, a fine player, singer and songwriter.
	🥁 11:24am Will thee Sound Guy: Hi WR and Andy and Robin!
	11:24am Bob Brainen: Andy and Robin in NYC, very cool to hear that!
	🥁 11:24am Brian in UK: ↳ wmfromD @11:21 My man's got it made...........
	🥁 11:24am PT: @Brian in UK: Bob and I discussed Larry Marks' role at A&M while getting this show ready. I think he was employed by A&M in the same capacity as ,say, Lenny Waronker at Warner/Reprise in the same period.
	🥁 11:26am Brian in UK: ↳ PT @11:24 And maybe Bruce Botnick at Elektra too.
	🥁 11:26am wmfromD: ↳ Brian in UK @11:22 He was. Also produced the first G.C. with the Gosdin Bros. Many other things as well.
	11:26am StringOFperils: I can never truly dis The Eagles, because they gave me a lot, along the way to detesting the very sound of them, as time went by. I listened the shite out of '74's On The Border album, it being the only one I ever had, and enjoyed it immensely.
	11:27am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ PT @11:24 Hi Pete!
	🥁 11:27am PT: Andrew!
	11:28am gene sculatti: Hey, Bob and Pete!
	11:28am Bob Brainen: I followed Bernie into the Eagles but I left after 2 albums. He lasted 3.
	🥁 11:28am Brian in UK: The thing that really pisses me off about the Eagles is not the music so much as how HUGE they were.
	🥁 11:28am PT: And Hey, Gene Sculatti!
	11:30am Franco Twinkie: ↳ PT @11:24 L.A, Getaway by Larry Marks was on a two-disk compilation called The A&M Bootleg Album. I got a copy by writing to A&M. It had a plain carboard cover. I took it to school and it became a project for my classmates to decorate.
	11:31am Jeff: What came first - this Dillard & Clark tune or “Someday Soon”? Sounds like someone got real inspired by something they heard.
	11:33am Franco Twinkie: They did one episode playing in the Mayberry jail!
	🥁 11:34am Brian in UK: Got a copy of History of the Byrds double album. Opening it reveals Pete Frame's comprehensive family tree.
	11:35am Franco Twinkie: Briscoe Darling was there shifty pa.
	11:35am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:33 Franco could you please hang on to this? I`m at spinables1959@gmail.com Thanks.
	11:35am StringOFperils: ↳ Jeff @11:31 Gene Clark was contemporaneous with that song, and would have been close to the centre of its creation I think, although it came from here, Canada. Ian and Sylvia would have been listening to the New Christy Minstrels, a musical unit that Gene Clark passed through for a time. There was a meeting of minds, a movement, a change in the air...
	11:36am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @11:35 Of course!
	11:38am Franco Twinkie: I started going to see live bands the moment country and rock decided to sleep together.
	🥁 11:39am Brian in UK: The Byrds playing the Ryman. Could you hear a pin drop?
	11:40am Todd E: Thanks for doing this! Will you be playing anything from Sneaky Pete’s solo work?
	🥁 11:40am Will thee Sound Guy: 🐸 🐸 🐸
	🥁 11:40am Brian in UK: So, when did Country & Western become Country & when did Rock 'n Roll become Rock.
	11:41am StringOFperils: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:38 I got it from where you are. Somewhere betweed watching Gunsmoke and staring at Quicksilver's Happy Trails in a record store, the California dust settled on northern Ontario
	🥁 11:41am Will thee Sound Guy: Hi gene sculatti and Todd E!
	11:42am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Todd E @11:40 Sneaky Pete wrote the theme song for Gumby. 'If you got a heart, Gumby is a part of you!'
	11:42am gene sculatti: True re the Eagles, I guess, being the big country/rock breakthrough, but there was that lil' old band from Frisco that, in 1970, did Workingman's Dead and American Beauty, full of country elements and not commercially unsuccessful records.
	🥁 11:43am Brian in UK: Seem to remember buying an A&M comp called if memory serves Grass Roots. One side FBB & the other D&C.
	11:44am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:42 Who doesn`t love Gumby?
	🥁 11:45am Brian in UK: ↳ gene sculatti @11:42 Do you think that Crosby, Stills & Nash also influenced those two albums?
	🥁 11:45am PT: gene, the Dead (and Dylan!) occurred to me as country adopters, but in a way they came to the hoedown with an already-extant fanbase, unlike the newcomers (Burritos etc)
	11:46am gene sculatti: Surely. I think Crosby had some involvement in American Beauty.
	11:47am gene sculatti: True, Pete. It wasn't like they came out of nowhere with their stuff.
	11:47am Franco Twinkie: ↳ StringOFperils @11:41 Per your comment about The Eagles: The day after they played at The Rose Bowl in Pasadena, I was hiking on the rim-road above the stadium. I found an army issue rain coat in a nest of empty wine bottles. I have pictures of me wearing that raincoat all over the world.
	🥁 11:49am Brian in UK: Ever since buying Gilded Palace I felt that the production was never quite right. Cannot say exactly why.
	11:50am Frank Zaatar: Great show, BB and PT. BTW, Don't forget that Ringo covered Buck Owens in 1965,. Of course most of us thought Act Naturally was written by Lennon-McCartney.
	11:52am Franco Twinkie: It should be mentioned that Christine Fyrka, who was in The GTO's was the topic here.
	11:52am StringOFperils: ↳ Brian in UK @11:49 I always felt that much of that project was DELIBERATELY wrong. the mix, the cover art. the NUDIE suits with medicine capsules sewn into the designs, and of course Gram-O-vision. It was about as left-field as you could go
	11:52am Bob Brainen: Frank Zaatar! True dat.
	11:52am Todd E: Re: idiosyncratic pedal steel players…any other Buddy Cage fans here?
	11:54am Bob Brainen: Todd E: Jeff 'Skunk' Baxter
	11:55am Frank Zaatar: ↳ Todd E @11:52 And props to Red Rhodes with Mike Nesmith.
	🥁 11:55am PT: StringOFperils: Couldn't agree more. Truly sui generis.(It's also One of a Kind!)
	11:56am Jeff: Around 15-20 years ago, I had a dream that Roger McGuinn was playing the Village Vanguard with a big band. Except, the players were all new grass cats like Sam Bush, and they were doing incredible arrangements of Byrds material. I dug it and thought it might work in reality. I had McGuinn’s e-mail address and sent him my idea. Never heard back. With the exception of the Sweetheart of the Rodeo tour, Roger just keeps doing the same one man shtick he’s been doing.
	🥁 11:59am wmfromD: Hell, even Pete Townshend had a brief flirtation with the pedal steel.
	12:01pm Bob Brainen: pedal steel is a notoriously difficult instrument.
	🥁 12:01pm PT: wmfromD: I have a theory about Townshend's recorded pedal steel work which is FAR too boring to go into here...
	12:02pm SecretSquirrel: Hey, Bob ‘n’ everyone!
	12:02pm Bob Brainen: Pete, do tell.
	🥁 12:02pm PT: Hey, SecretSquirrel!
	12:04pm StringOFperils: ↳ Song: "Through The Morning, Through The Night" by "Dilla... So good.
	🥁 12:06pm wmfromD: ↳ Bob Brainen @12:02 Yeah Pete, do tell.
	12:07pm Andy and Robin in NYC: Props to Chris Ethridge, who co-wrote this with Gram. Great bass playing too.
	12:07pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "Through The Morning, Through The Night" by "Dilla... Mistake number two: Gene Clark was playing at Folk City in The Village. 'Great, I'll go!' I said to myself. That night I went to see Stranger Than Paradise at The Thaila uptown. I was so unnerved by the movie I totally forgot about Gene Clark!
	12:07pm SecretSquirrel: Jeff, you were at Harpur College/SUNY Binghamton I. ‘73? I was just a townie, but got a gig opening for Bill Staines at one of the coffeehouses there - it may have been College in the Woods.
	12:08pm WR: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:52 LOL! Franco! didn't see your comment until now. Another reason to listen to Christine's Tune in a different way.
	12:10pm Bob Brainen: ↳ SecretSquirrel @12:07 I was into Bill Staines 1st album when I was at Utica 71-72. We all dug it and used to play a song from it.
	12:16pm Todd E: I lived in College in the Woods at SUNY-B for 73-74 academic year, remember concerts in the dining hall complex — including one with John Cage.
	12:16pm SecretSquirrel: Yes, and Staines was very nice to a wide-eyed 17-year-old singer/songwriter
	12:17pm Jeff: Secret Squirrel - yes, I was there for all of ‘73 (was at New Paltz before and after; long story). Don’t remember seeing Bill Staines (and you), but I went to a ton of shows up there that year: Duke Ellington, Beach Boys, Dave Mason, David Bromberg, etc
	12:18pm Frank Zaatar: ↳ Song: "Rocky Top" by "Dillard and Clark" Not fast enough for Rocky Top. Crank it up a step.
	🥁 12:18pm wmfromD: Props to drummer Jon Corneal. Played with both bands.
	12:18pm Bob Brainen: ↳ SecretSquirrel @12:16 Nice to hear! I see he (Staines) passed in 12-21... R.I.P.
	12:20pm SecretSquirrel: They had some great shows at the SUNY Binghamton dining halls. I once sat at the feet of Dizzy Gillespie when he played a flash gig at Hinman.
	12:21pm SecretSquirrel: But I missed John Cage, alas
	🥁 12:21pm PT: I say this at every opportunity, but Rocky Top is Tennessee's state song (surprisingly given current events, something by Stephen Foster didn't make the cut.)
	12:22pm Frank Zaatar: That was a great time for music in Binghamton. Were there bands at the Turf Exchange by then?
	12:23pm Todd E: Jeff and Secret Squirrel, looks like we were at some of the same shows in Binghamton. I had loads of fun times there. Many great concerts on campus, some standouts for me were Sun Ra, Unholy Modal Rounders, Weather Report in Social Room. Kinks, Jackson Browne, Hot Tuna in the gym. Plus shows at arena downtown, Ithaca, Syracuse.
	12:24pm StringOFperils: Lloyd Glenn was a great piano player
	12:26pm SecretSquirrel: Yes, the Turf Exchange had Zobo Funn Band every Saturday night. Kevin the owner never checked IDs 😉
	12:28pm Frank Zaatar: Yep, Ithaca had a great scene with Zobo and the Peabody Band. Real originals who never quite broke through.
	12:29pm SecretSquirrel: Amazing shows at SUNY Binghamton then for sure. Leon Thomas, Freddie Hubbard (touring behind Red Clay), The Beach Boys (touring Holland), and Tim Buckley opening for Zappa + the Petite Wazoo. Buckley was incredible.
	12:32pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ SecretSquirrel @12:29 I saw Frank Zappa and Tim Buckley at The Hollywood Bowl. I believe it was the debut of that tour.
	12:32pm SecretSquirrel: Todd E, I think I was at that Dave Bromberg show too! Did you see Dave van Ronk?
	12:35pm Franco Twinkie: The cover photo of Sleepless Nights was taken in front of The Burrito King on the corner of Sunset and Alvarado in Echo Park.
	12:37pm Andrew in Toronto: www.youtube.com...
	12:38pm Bob Brainen: ↳ Franco Twinkie @12:35 Franco, that cover is neon-garish, but I've always loved it. Dang, I want a burrito! Make mine pollo asado, pleazse.
	🥁 12:38pm wmfromD: I believe the Burritos did the Festival Express Tour of Canada as a 4 piece.
	12:39pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Bob Brainen @12:38 It was air brushed to look like it was at night.
	12:40pm Bob Brainen: ↳ Franco Twinkie @12:39 That's hilarious! So the artist went "neon-noir!"
	12:41pm SecretSquirrel: One of the best Stones covers ever!
	12:43pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "Tried So Hard" by "Flying Burrito Brothers`" I saw the Rick Roberts Burritos opening for The New Riders in 1972. They had a blobby light show behind the band! It was the first time I ever smoked hash.
	12:43pm Bob Brainen: ↳ wmfromD @12:38 I think so. They were in transition.
	12:45pm PT: wmfromD: they did indeed play Festival Express as a 4-piece. A song is in the film, I think it’s Lazy Day (it’s also on YouTube). It’s better than one might think, but they do miss that 3rd voice.
	12:47pm Andy and Robin in NYC: ↳ PT @12:45 I think there's also outtake footage of Cody Cody from Festival Express.
	12:48pm Bob Brainen: ↳ Andy and Robin in NYC @12:47 Got a link?
	12:50pm Andy and Robin in NYC: ↳ Bob Brainen @12:48 https://youtu.be/PCWmNqkmsJo
	12:51pm Bob Brainen: ↳ Andy and Robin in NYC @12:50 Thanks
	12:52pm PT: Unfortunately, the Cody Cody footage is heavily watermarked.
	🥁 12:56pm Brian in UK: Weldon Myrick for pedal steel anyone?
	12:57pm Bob Brainen: ↳ Brian in UK @12:56 another great player.
	🥁 12:59pm Brian in UK: Was surprised to hear D&C cover the Beatles Don't Bring Me Down.
	🥁 12:59pm wmfromD: ↳ Song: "Blackbird" by "Sneaky Pete Kleinow" Nice! Great album.
	1:03pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks Bob & Pete. You've made me feel like I'm sixteen years old all over again. I love this music more that you know.
	🥁 1:05pm PT: Franco Twinkie: You're more than welcome. That's pretty much how Bob & I feel when we put these shows together.
	1:05pm alanr: thank you for putting me back into my brief college years (before I dropped out)
	1:06pm alanr: just realized that @franco preceded me with the same thought! lol
	1:06pm Todd E: Secret Squirrel, yup saw Dave Bromberg and Dave van Ronk in Social Room. And Bromberg also opened for electric Tuna in the gym (1975 rampage heavy Tuna!) I hung at Turf Exchange a lot, loved Zobo. They released an album a few years later but it was watered down. Original lead guitarist David Torn went on to do lots of cool stuff, solo and as a sideman.
	1:07pm Bob Brainen: alanr, our pleasure. These were good days!
	🥁 1:08pm Brian in UK: Sweetheart of the Rodeo was the first Byrds album I bought on release. Having seen them two months earlier, my first gig & GPs last with them. I had no pre-conceived ideas about Country music do it was a great introduction, mainly thanks to GP.
	1:09pm Frank Zaatar: Between Dark End of the Street, Do Right Woman, and To Love Somebody, it's interesting to see how much soul Gram Parson sang.
	🥁 1:09pm Will thee Sound Guy: 🐸 🐸 🐸
	1:10pm french yak: Here's a link to a pretty good (for '69!) recording of the Burritos' Altamont set: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGwQpcKyjIcs_fZbcBcUV3jKQBX8FP84U
	1:12pm Frank Zaatar: ↳ Todd E @1:06 Then you saw Squirrel and me sitting in the front row on Saturdays. I'm a big fan of David Torn's solo work.
	1:16pm Pax: Heya Bob, Heya Pete, Heya Frogs. 🐸
	1:19pm Bob Brainen: Pax!
	🥁 1:19pm wmfromD: It should be noted that there were no audience vs. Angels kerfuffles during the Burrito's set.
	1:19pm Bob Brainen: ↳ french yak @1:10 Thanks!
	1:41pm Andy and Robin in NYC: ↳ Song: "Just Can't Be" by "Flying Burrito Brothers" Reminds me of the kinds of things Chris would go on to do with Stills in Manassas
	1:45pm StringOFperils: ↳ Song: "Sin City" by "Flying Burrito Brothers" There it is! The home run.
	🥁 1:46pm wmfromD: ↳ Song: "Sin City" by "Flying Burrito Brothers" Another example of pitch shifting.
	🥁 1:47pm PT: wmfromD: Sure is. What a deeply strange record Gilded Palace really is...
	1:48pm SecretSquirrel: Todd E: I have a vinyl copy of Zobo’s self-released promo album, which they sold at gigs. It has a brown cover with red lettering. Great songs, shitty recording and production. The drums sound like cardboard. But still the best document of the band in their Turf Exchange days, aside from the cassette tapes Frank Zataar and I made of their live gigs there.
	🥁 1:49pm wmfromD: I hate to say it, but "Wheels" as well.
	🥁 1:50pm Brian in UK: Great work Bob & Pete.
	1:50pm Andrew in Toronto: This was a wonderful show! Thanks Bob and Pete!
	1:54pm Pauly from Clifton: Thanks Bob and Pete! Love these tag team shows! Youse are wonderful!
	1:56pm Jeff: Thanks for another great one, Bob + Pete!
	1:57pm Bob Brainen: ↳ wmfromD @1:49 meaning: speeded up vocals?
	🥁 1:58pm (Mr) Bill: Copious thanks for another priceless lesson. Now it’s back to the fog for this man….
	1:58pm Frank Zaatar: Great show, guys! This show is like a monthly history seminar. A really fun history seminar.
	🥁 1:58pm wmfromD: ↳ Bob Brainen @1:57 Yup.
	1:59pm Bob Brainen: Thanks all, much appreciated!
	🥁 1:59pm wmfromD: Great great show Bob and Pete. Great selections.
	🥁 2:00pm PT: Thanks for listening, everyone! Have a great weekend, and remember..."It's the same for any hippie, bum or hillbilly out on the street - Just remember this little boy and never carry more than you can eat." So long!
	2:00pm WR: Thank you! Bob, Pete! Onward!
	🥁 2:02pm Will thee Sound Guy: Thank you Bob and Pete!!!
	11:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJs BB & PT ~

Bob Brainen: Playlist from April 15, 2023

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April 15, 2023: Bob Brainen & Pete Tomlinson Present The Music Of Dillard And Clark & The Flying Burrito Brothers

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Hank Levine & His Orchestra w/ Timothy Leary Image, Part One / The Psychedelic Experience 1961 / 1966 0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Hot Burrito #2 The Gilded Palace Of Sin 1969 0:02:22 (Pop-up)

Dillard and Clark With Care From Someone The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark 1968 0:05:35 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Cody, Cody Burrito Deluxe 1970 0:09:23 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Wheels "Wheels" by "Flying Burrito Brothers" The Gilded Palace Of Sin 1969 0:12:05 (Pop-up)

Dillard and Clark Something's Wrong The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark 1968 0:15:03 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers God's Own Singer Burrito Deluxe 1970 0:18:03 (Pop-up)

Dillard and Clark In The Plan "In The Plan" by "Dillard and Clark" The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark 1968 0:20:07 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Hand To Mouth The Flying Burrito Brothers 1970 0:22:11 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down Sleepless Nights 1970 / 1976 archival recordings 0:25:51 (Pop-up)

Dillard and Clark Wall Around Your Heart Gene Clark: Flying High 1979 / 1998 from the Through The Morning, Through The Night sessions 0:28:42 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
"frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"

0:31:48 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Christine's Tune The Gilded Palace Of Sin 1969 exerpt of original released version with speeded up tempo 0:50:21 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Christine's Tune The Gilded Palace Of Sin 1969 / 2023 Corrected vocal tempo-down a half step 0:50:58 (Pop-up)

Dillard and Clark Train Leaves Here This Morning The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark 1968 0:54:03 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Dark End Of The Street The Gilded Palace Of Sin 1969 0:57:54 (Pop-up)

Dillard and Clark Through The Morning, Through The Night Through The Morning, Through The Night 1969 1:01:46 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Hot Burrito #1 The Gilded Palace Of Sin 1969 1:05:57 (Pop-up)

Dillard and Clark She Darked the Sun The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark 1968 1:09:34 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Lazy Days Burrito Deluxe 1970 1:12:45 (Pop-up)

Dillard and Clark Rocky Top "Rocky Top" by "Dillard and Clark" Through The Morning, Through The Night 1969 Donna Washburn - lead vocal 1:15:47 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Sing Me Back Home Close Up The Honky Tonks 1970 /1 974 comp. of released and unreleased archival recordings 1:18:34 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
"frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"

1:22:14 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers [w/Gene Clark] Here Tonight Gene Clark - Roadmaster 1970 / 1973 From the sessions for the 3rd Burritos album. 1:36:29 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers` Tried So Hard The Flying Burrito Brothers 1970 Gene Clark song 1:39:59 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Do Right Woman, Do Right Man The Gilded Palace Of Sin 1969 David Crosby - high harmony vocal [uncredited] 1:43:02 (Pop-up)

Dillard & Clark Why Not Your Baby Kansas City Southern 1969 / 1973 non-lp single; 1st album release was this Dutch only comp. 1:47:04 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Train Song Close Up The Honky Tonks 1969 / 1974 Clarence White - guitar
non lp single 1:50:37 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Did You See Close Up The Honky Tonks 1970 / 1974 from 3rd album sessions 1:53:37 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Break My Mind Close Up The Honky Tonks 1970 / 1974 1:56:39 (Pop-up)

Sneaky Pete Kleinow Blackbird "Blackbird" by "Sneaky Pete Kleinow" VAR. - Suite Steel - The Pedal Steel Guitar Album 1970 1:59:03 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Beat The Heat Close Up The Honky Tonks 1970 / 1974 written by Sneaky Pete 2:01:08 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers To Love Somebody Close Up The Honky Tonks 1970 / 1974 2:02:51 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Sweet Mental Revenge 1969 unreleased recording live at Altamont 12-6-69 2:05:58 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
"frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"

2:08:53 (Pop-up)

Dillard & Clark Out On The Side "Out On The Side" by "Dillard & Clark" The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark 1968 2:18:44 (Pop-up)

Dillard & Clark The Radio Song "The Radio Song" by "Dillard & Clark" The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark 1968 2:22:41 (Pop-up)

Dillard & Clark Something's Wrong The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark 1968 2:25:49 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Wild Horses Burrito Deluxe 1970 Leon Russell - piano 2:28:48 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers God's Own Singer Burrito Deluxe 1970 2:34:59 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Just Can't Be The Flying Burrito Brothers 1970 2:36:57 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Do You Know How It Feels The Gilded Palace Of Sin 1969 Song originally recorded by The International Submarine Band
Cowritten by Gram Parsons & Barry Goldberg, 2:42:07 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Sin City "Sin City" by "Flying Burrito Brothers" The Gilded Palace Of Sin 1969 2:44:02 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
"frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"

2:48:08 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers Man In The Fog Burrito Deluxe 1970 2:57:08 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
"frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"

2:59:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 11:00am listener james from westwood: How do, Bob, Pete, and all!
	11:00am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning Bob, Pete and all other listeners!
	11:01am Bob Brainen: listener james from westwood!
	11:01am Bob Brainen: Andrew in Toronto!
	🥁 11:01am (Mr) Bill: I see tacos flying all over my living room. Where are the burritos, brothers and sisters?
	11:02am Jeff: Good Morning Bob, Pete + fellow listeners!
	11:02am Bob Brainen: (Mr) Bill!
	🥁 11:02am Brian in UK: Hello Bob, Pete & listeners. Cool suits on the Gilded Palace cover.
	11:02am Yes: Howdy. Mornin'
	🥁 11:02am wmfromD: Morning Bob, Pete and everyone!
	11:02am Bob Brainen: Jeff!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Brian in UK!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Yes!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: wmfromD!
	11:03am patrick321: Hey Bob and Pete and all
	11:04am Bob Brainen: patrick321!
	11:05am PT: Top ‘o the morning! I think Mr. B and I have a Hot Burrito for you all today, musically speaking of course.
	11:05am Franco Twinkie: Good morning Bob & Pete.
	11:06am Bob Brainen: ...and a Fantastic Expedition!
	11:06am Bob Brainen: Franco Twinkie!
	🥁 11:07am Brian in UK: Would love to have a ride on D&C's motorcycle. My first motorcycle had a sidecar.
	11:07am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:05 Mahalo Franco!
	11:08am StringOFperils: Hi Bob! Cosmic country music. Love it.
	🥁 11:08am Will thee Sound Guy: Hi Bob Brainen, Pete Tomlinson, and all!!!
	11:08am Bob Brainen: StringOFperils!
	11:08am Bob Brainen: Will thee Sound Guy!
	11:09am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Will thee Sound Guy @11:08 Hi Will!
	11:09am Jeff: In 1973, I was up in Binghamton, NY “studying”. We used to get the Village Voice up there, and I noticed that Gram Parsons was playing Max’s. A couple of months later, Howlin’ Wolf was there. I dug Gram, but I idolized The Wolf. I also figured I’d better see The Wolf while I still could and can see Gram another time. So, I made the trip down to see The Wolf, and what a night it was! Little did I know I’d get to see The Wolf again, but we all know what happened to Gram.
	🥁 11:09am chresti: Hi Bob and Pete and braineniacs!
	11:09am Doug Schulkind: The LOVE has begun!
	11:09am Franco Twinkie: I always thought of those white onesies as food service workers, but now I realize that they were suppose to be burritos! It's only taken me 53 years.
	11:09am Bob Brainen: chresti!
	11:09am StringOFperils: Oh, Pete's there too; hi Pete! And hello Gene Clark, I know you're still riding the wind out there somewhere.
	11:10am Bob Brainen: Doug Schulkind!
	11:12am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ chresti @11:09 Hi crestikins!
	🥁 11:12am Will thee Sound Guy: Hi l james, Andrew, (Mr) Bill, Jeff, Brian, Yes, wmfromD, patrick321, Franco, StringOFperils, chresti, and Doug Schulkind!
	🥁 11:12am chresti: Hi Andrew in TOkins!
	🥁 11:13am chresti: ↳ Will thee Sound Guy @11:12 Hi Will thee!
	🥁 11:13am wmfromD: Is that a child sitting on Doug Dillard's lap? Who is that?
	11:14am StringOFperils: Certainly was the heyday for indigo denim.
	11:14am Bob Brainen: Looks like it, but I think it's Donna Washburn who joined up after the 1st Dillard & Clark album.
	🥁 11:15am (Mr) Bill: ↳ Will thee Sound Guy @11:12 Hi there, Will thee. I hope that today finds you a sound Sound Guy.
	11:15am Franco Twinkie: In the spring of 1970 I was still in junior high school. One day, a former student was passing out fliers for The Flying Burrito Brothers doing a show at the gymnasium of the high school I would soon enough attend. I didn't go. A mistake I regret to this day.
	🥁 11:15am chresti: ↳ StringOFperils @11:14 And pants tucked into boots.
	🥁 11:15am Will thee Sound Guy: ↳ (Mr) Bill @11:15 next weekend
	11:16am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ chresti @11:15 Hi crestikins!
	🥁 11:16am PT: @wmfromD: I too assumed it was Donna Washburn in crocheted headgear. (Fun factoid: She was a 7-Up heiress)
	11:16am Jeff: Chris Hillman often gets overlooked for his impact on the music. As influential as Gram (if not more so)
	🥁 11:16am Brian in UK: Are there many better sounds than Gene Clark's voice.
	🥁 11:16am wmfromD: ↳ Will thee Sound Guy @11:12 Back at ya Will TSG!
	11:16am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:15 Mahalo Franco!
	11:16am Bob Brainen: I wish I'd seen both Dillard & Clark and The Burritos!
	11:17am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @11:16 Hey Andrew!
	11:17am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Brian in UK @11:16 I don`t think so.
	11:17am Bob Brainen: Right on Jeff, you can't compete wiyh a ghost.
	11:17am StringOFperils: ↳ Brian in UK @11:16 The distilled essence of loneliness.
	🥁 11:18am (Mr) Bill: ↳ StringOFperils @11:17 Perfectly put.
	🥁 11:18am Brian in UK: ↳ StringOFperils @11:17 Nice. Poignant comes to my mind.
	11:18am Bob Brainen: Brian in UK, not for me! And so natural, Gene's singing was just like breathing.
	11:20am WR: Hello Bob, Pete and Drummer Streamers. Sitting here letting the sounds take me back.
	11:21am Bob Brainen: WR!
	🥁 11:21am wmfromD: Like Hillman, Bernie Leadon brought a lot to the plate. Although I have mixed feelings about "Eagles".
	11:22am Andy and Robin in NYC: Great show! Two of our all-time favorite bands, and it's thanks to you Bob that Robin and I first heard Why Not Your Baby on your show sometime in the 90's. We were hooked!
	🥁 11:22am Brian in UK: D &C produced by Larry Marks who also produced Phil Ochs albums on A&M. Was he the staff producer?
	11:23am Bob Brainen: I think so to0, wm. He was in both Dillard & Clark & Burritos, a fine player, singer and songwriter.
	🥁 11:24am Will thee Sound Guy: Hi WR and Andy and Robin!
	11:24am Bob Brainen: Andy and Robin in NYC, very cool to hear that!
	🥁 11:24am Brian in UK: ↳ wmfromD @11:21 My man's got it made...........
	🥁 11:24am PT: @Brian in UK: Bob and I discussed Larry Marks' role at A&M while getting this show ready. I think he was employed by A&M in the same capacity as ,say, Lenny Waronker at Warner/Reprise in the same period.
	🥁 11:26am Brian in UK: ↳ PT @11:24 And maybe Bruce Botnick at Elektra too.
	🥁 11:26am wmfromD: ↳ Brian in UK @11:22 He was. Also produced the first G.C. with the Gosdin Bros. Many other things as well.
	11:26am StringOFperils: I can never truly dis The Eagles, because they gave me a lot, along the way to detesting the very sound of them, as time went by. I listened the shite out of '74's On The Border album, it being the only one I ever had, and enjoyed it immensely.
	11:27am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ PT @11:24 Hi Pete!
	🥁 11:27am PT: Andrew!
	11:28am gene sculatti: Hey, Bob and Pete!
	11:28am Bob Brainen: I followed Bernie into the Eagles but I left after 2 albums. He lasted 3.
	🥁 11:28am Brian in UK: The thing that really pisses me off about the Eagles is not the music so much as how HUGE they were.
	🥁 11:28am PT: And Hey, Gene Sculatti!
	11:30am Franco Twinkie: ↳ PT @11:24 L.A, Getaway by Larry Marks was on a two-disk compilation called The A&M Bootleg Album. I got a copy by writing to A&M. It had a plain carboard cover. I took it to school and it became a project for my classmates to decorate.
	11:31am Jeff: What came first - this Dillard & Clark tune or “Someday Soon”? Sounds like someone got real inspired by something they heard.
	11:33am Franco Twinkie: They did one episode playing in the Mayberry jail!
	🥁 11:34am Brian in UK: Got a copy of History of the Byrds double album. Opening it reveals Pete Frame's comprehensive family tree.
	11:35am Franco Twinkie: Briscoe Darling was there shifty pa.
	11:35am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:33 Franco could you please hang on to this? I`m at spinables1959@gmail.com Thanks.
	11:35am StringOFperils: ↳ Jeff @11:31 Gene Clark was contemporaneous with that song, and would have been close to the centre of its creation I think, although it came from here, Canada. Ian and Sylvia would have been listening to the New Christy Minstrels, a musical unit that Gene Clark passed through for a time. There was a meeting of minds, a movement, a change in the air...
	11:36am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Andrew in Toronto @11:35 Of course!
	11:38am Franco Twinkie: I started going to see live bands the moment country and rock decided to sleep together.
	🥁 11:39am Brian in UK: The Byrds playing the Ryman. Could you hear a pin drop?
	11:40am Todd E: Thanks for doing this! Will you be playing anything from Sneaky Pete’s solo work?
	🥁 11:40am Will thee Sound Guy: 🐸 🐸 🐸
	🥁 11:40am Brian in UK: So, when did Country & Western become Country & when did Rock 'n Roll become Rock.
	11:41am StringOFperils: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:38 I got it from where you are. Somewhere betweed watching Gunsmoke and staring at Quicksilver's Happy Trails in a record store, the California dust settled on northern Ontario
	🥁 11:41am Will thee Sound Guy: Hi gene sculatti and Todd E!
	11:42am Franco Twinkie: ↳ Todd E @11:40 Sneaky Pete wrote the theme song for Gumby. 'If you got a heart, Gumby is a part of you!'
	11:42am gene sculatti: True re the Eagles, I guess, being the big country/rock breakthrough, but there was that lil' old band from Frisco that, in 1970, did Workingman's Dead and American Beauty, full of country elements and not commercially unsuccessful records.
	🥁 11:43am Brian in UK: Seem to remember buying an A&M comp called if memory serves Grass Roots. One side FBB & the other D&C.
	11:44am Andrew in Toronto: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:42 Who doesn`t love Gumby?
	🥁 11:45am Brian in UK: ↳ gene sculatti @11:42 Do you think that Crosby, Stills & Nash also influenced those two albums?
	🥁 11:45am PT: gene, the Dead (and Dylan!) occurred to me as country adopters, but in a way they came to the hoedown with an already-extant fanbase, unlike the newcomers (Burritos etc)
	11:46am gene sculatti: Surely. I think Crosby had some involvement in American Beauty.
	11:47am gene sculatti: True, Pete. It wasn't like they came out of nowhere with their stuff.
	11:47am Franco Twinkie: ↳ StringOFperils @11:41 Per your comment about The Eagles: The day after they played at The Rose Bowl in Pasadena, I was hiking on the rim-road above the stadium. I found an army issue rain coat in a nest of empty wine bottles. I have pictures of me wearing that raincoat all over the world.
	🥁 11:49am Brian in UK: Ever since buying Gilded Palace I felt that the production was never quite right. Cannot say exactly why.
	11:50am Frank Zaatar: Great show, BB and PT. BTW, Don't forget that Ringo covered Buck Owens in 1965,. Of course most of us thought Act Naturally was written by Lennon-McCartney.
	11:52am Franco Twinkie: It should be mentioned that Christine Fyrka, who was in The GTO's was the topic here.
	11:52am StringOFperils: ↳ Brian in UK @11:49 I always felt that much of that project was DELIBERATELY wrong. the mix, the cover art. the NUDIE suits with medicine capsules sewn into the designs, and of course Gram-O-vision. It was about as left-field as you could go
	11:52am Bob Brainen: Frank Zaatar! True dat.
	11:52am Todd E: Re: idiosyncratic pedal steel players…any other Buddy Cage fans here?
	11:54am Bob Brainen: Todd E: Jeff 'Skunk' Baxter
	11:55am Frank Zaatar: ↳ Todd E @11:52 And props to Red Rhodes with Mike Nesmith.
	🥁 11:55am PT: StringOFperils: Couldn't agree more. Truly sui generis.(It's also One of a Kind!)
	11:56am Jeff: Around 15-20 years ago, I had a dream that Roger McGuinn was playing the Village Vanguard with a big band. Except, the players were all new grass cats like Sam Bush, and they were doing incredible arrangements of Byrds material. I dug it and thought it might work in reality. I had McGuinn’s e-mail address and sent him my idea. Never heard back. With the exception of the Sweetheart of the Rodeo tour, Roger just keeps doing the same one man shtick he’s been doing.
	🥁 11:59am wmfromD: Hell, even Pete Townshend had a brief flirtation with the pedal steel.
	12:01pm Bob Brainen: pedal steel is a notoriously difficult instrument.
	🥁 12:01pm PT: wmfromD: I have a theory about Townshend's recorded pedal steel work which is FAR too boring to go into here...
	12:02pm SecretSquirrel: Hey, Bob ‘n’ everyone!
	12:02pm Bob Brainen: Pete, do tell.
	🥁 12:02pm PT: Hey, SecretSquirrel!
	12:04pm StringOFperils: ↳ Song: "Through The Morning, Through The Night" by "Dilla... So good.
	🥁 12:06pm wmfromD: ↳ Bob Brainen @12:02 Yeah Pete, do tell.
	12:07pm Andy and Robin in NYC: Props to Chris Ethridge, who co-wrote this with Gram. Great bass playing too.
	12:07pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "Through The Morning, Through The Night" by "Dilla... Mistake number two: Gene Clark was playing at Folk City in The Village. 'Great, I'll go!' I said to myself. That night I went to see Stranger Than Paradise at The Thaila uptown. I was so unnerved by the movie I totally forgot about Gene Clark!
	12:07pm SecretSquirrel: Jeff, you were at Harpur College/SUNY Binghamton I. ‘73? I was just a townie, but got a gig opening for Bill Staines at one of the coffeehouses there - it may have been College in the Woods.
	12:08pm WR: ↳ Franco Twinkie @11:52 LOL! Franco! didn't see your comment until now. Another reason to listen to Christine's Tune in a different way.
	12:10pm Bob Brainen: ↳ SecretSquirrel @12:07 I was into Bill Staines 1st album when I was at Utica 71-72. We all dug it and used to play a song from it.
	12:16pm Todd E: I lived in College in the Woods at SUNY-B for 73-74 academic year, remember concerts in the dining hall complex — including one with John Cage.
	12:16pm SecretSquirrel: Yes, and Staines was very nice to a wide-eyed 17-year-old singer/songwriter
	12:17pm Jeff: Secret Squirrel - yes, I was there for all of ‘73 (was at New Paltz before and after; long story). Don’t remember seeing Bill Staines (and you), but I went to a ton of shows up there that year: Duke Ellington, Beach Boys, Dave Mason, David Bromberg, etc
	12:18pm Frank Zaatar: ↳ Song: "Rocky Top" by "Dillard and Clark" Not fast enough for Rocky Top. Crank it up a step.
	🥁 12:18pm wmfromD: Props to drummer Jon Corneal. Played with both bands.
	12:18pm Bob Brainen: ↳ SecretSquirrel @12:16 Nice to hear! I see he (Staines) passed in 12-21... R.I.P.
	12:20pm SecretSquirrel: They had some great shows at the SUNY Binghamton dining halls. I once sat at the feet of Dizzy Gillespie when he played a flash gig at Hinman.
	12:21pm SecretSquirrel: But I missed John Cage, alas
	🥁 12:21pm PT: I say this at every opportunity, but Rocky Top is Tennessee's state song (surprisingly given current events, something by Stephen Foster didn't make the cut.)
	12:22pm Frank Zaatar: That was a great time for music in Binghamton. Were there bands at the Turf Exchange by then?
	12:23pm Todd E: Jeff and Secret Squirrel, looks like we were at some of the same shows in Binghamton. I had loads of fun times there. Many great concerts on campus, some standouts for me were Sun Ra, Unholy Modal Rounders, Weather Report in Social Room. Kinks, Jackson Browne, Hot Tuna in the gym. Plus shows at arena downtown, Ithaca, Syracuse.
	12:24pm StringOFperils: Lloyd Glenn was a great piano player
	12:26pm SecretSquirrel: Yes, the Turf Exchange had Zobo Funn Band every Saturday night. Kevin the owner never checked IDs 😉
	12:28pm Frank Zaatar: Yep, Ithaca had a great scene with Zobo and the Peabody Band. Real originals who never quite broke through.
	12:29pm SecretSquirrel: Amazing shows at SUNY Binghamton then for sure. Leon Thomas, Freddie Hubbard (touring behind Red Clay), The Beach Boys (touring Holland), and Tim Buckley opening for Zappa + the Petite Wazoo. Buckley was incredible.
	12:32pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ SecretSquirrel @12:29 I saw Frank Zappa and Tim Buckley at The Hollywood Bowl. I believe it was the debut of that tour.
	12:32pm SecretSquirrel: Todd E, I think I was at that Dave Bromberg show too! Did you see Dave van Ronk?
	12:35pm Franco Twinkie: The cover photo of Sleepless Nights was taken in front of The Burrito King on the corner of Sunset and Alvarado in Echo Park.
	12:37pm Andrew in Toronto: www.youtube.com...
	12:38pm Bob Brainen: ↳ Franco Twinkie @12:35 Franco, that cover is neon-garish, but I've always loved it. Dang, I want a burrito! Make mine pollo asado, pleazse.
	🥁 12:38pm wmfromD: I believe the Burritos did the Festival Express Tour of Canada as a 4 piece.
	12:39pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Bob Brainen @12:38 It was air brushed to look like it was at night.
	12:40pm Bob Brainen: ↳ Franco Twinkie @12:39 That's hilarious! So the artist went "neon-noir!"
	12:41pm SecretSquirrel: One of the best Stones covers ever!
	12:43pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "Tried So Hard" by "Flying Burrito Brothers`" I saw the Rick Roberts Burritos opening for The New Riders in 1972. They had a blobby light show behind the band! It was the first time I ever smoked hash.
	12:43pm Bob Brainen: ↳ wmfromD @12:38 I think so. They were in transition.
	12:45pm PT: wmfromD: they did indeed play Festival Express as a 4-piece. A song is in the film, I think it’s Lazy Day (it’s also on YouTube). It’s better than one might think, but they do miss that 3rd voice.
	12:47pm Andy and Robin in NYC: ↳ PT @12:45 I think there's also outtake footage of Cody Cody from Festival Express.
	12:48pm Bob Brainen: ↳ Andy and Robin in NYC @12:47 Got a link?
	12:50pm Andy and Robin in NYC: ↳ Bob Brainen @12:48 https://youtu.be/PCWmNqkmsJo
	12:51pm Bob Brainen: ↳ Andy and Robin in NYC @12:50 Thanks
	12:52pm PT: Unfortunately, the Cody Cody footage is heavily watermarked.
	🥁 12:56pm Brian in UK: Weldon Myrick for pedal steel anyone?
	12:57pm Bob Brainen: ↳ Brian in UK @12:56 another great player.
	🥁 12:59pm Brian in UK: Was surprised to hear D&C cover the Beatles Don't Bring Me Down.
	🥁 12:59pm wmfromD: ↳ Song: "Blackbird" by "Sneaky Pete Kleinow" Nice! Great album.
	1:03pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks Bob & Pete. You've made me feel like I'm sixteen years old all over again. I love this music more that you know.
	🥁 1:05pm PT: Franco Twinkie: You're more than welcome. That's pretty much how Bob & I feel when we put these shows together.
	1:05pm alanr: thank you for putting me back into my brief college years (before I dropped out)
	1:06pm alanr: just realized that @franco preceded me with the same thought! lol
	1:06pm Todd E: Secret Squirrel, yup saw Dave Bromberg and Dave van Ronk in Social Room. And Bromberg also opened for electric Tuna in the gym (1975 rampage heavy Tuna!) I hung at Turf Exchange a lot, loved Zobo. They released an album a few years later but it was watered down. Original lead guitarist David Torn went on to do lots of cool stuff, solo and as a sideman.
	1:07pm Bob Brainen: alanr, our pleasure. These were good days!
	🥁 1:08pm Brian in UK: Sweetheart of the Rodeo was the first Byrds album I bought on release. Having seen them two months earlier, my first gig & GPs last with them. I had no pre-conceived ideas about Country music do it was a great introduction, mainly thanks to GP.
	1:09pm Frank Zaatar: Between Dark End of the Street, Do Right Woman, and To Love Somebody, it's interesting to see how much soul Gram Parson sang.
	🥁 1:09pm Will thee Sound Guy: 🐸 🐸 🐸
	1:10pm french yak: Here's a link to a pretty good (for '69!) recording of the Burritos' Altamont set: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGwQpcKyjIcs_fZbcBcUV3jKQBX8FP84U
	1:12pm Frank Zaatar: ↳ Todd E @1:06 Then you saw Squirrel and me sitting in the front row on Saturdays. I'm a big fan of David Torn's solo work.
	1:16pm Pax: Heya Bob, Heya Pete, Heya Frogs. 🐸
	1:19pm Bob Brainen: Pax!
	🥁 1:19pm wmfromD: It should be noted that there were no audience vs. Angels kerfuffles during the Burrito's set.
	1:19pm Bob Brainen: ↳ french yak @1:10 Thanks!
	1:41pm Andy and Robin in NYC: ↳ Song: "Just Can't Be" by "Flying Burrito Brothers" Reminds me of the kinds of things Chris would go on to do with Stills in Manassas
	1:45pm StringOFperils: ↳ Song: "Sin City" by "Flying Burrito Brothers" There it is! The home run.
	🥁 1:46pm wmfromD: ↳ Song: "Sin City" by "Flying Burrito Brothers" Another example of pitch shifting.
	🥁 1:47pm PT: wmfromD: Sure is. What a deeply strange record Gilded Palace really is...
	1:48pm SecretSquirrel: Todd E: I have a vinyl copy of Zobo’s self-released promo album, which they sold at gigs. It has a brown cover with red lettering. Great songs, shitty recording and production. The drums sound like cardboard. But still the best document of the band in their Turf Exchange days, aside from the cassette tapes Frank Zataar and I made of their live gigs there.
	🥁 1:49pm wmfromD: I hate to say it, but "Wheels" as well.
	🥁 1:50pm Brian in UK: Great work Bob & Pete.
	1:50pm Andrew in Toronto: This was a wonderful show! Thanks Bob and Pete!
	1:54pm Pauly from Clifton: Thanks Bob and Pete! Love these tag team shows! Youse are wonderful!
	1:56pm Jeff: Thanks for another great one, Bob + Pete!
	1:57pm Bob Brainen: ↳ wmfromD @1:49 meaning: speeded up vocals?
	🥁 1:58pm (Mr) Bill: Copious thanks for another priceless lesson. Now it’s back to the fog for this man….
	1:58pm Frank Zaatar: Great show, guys! This show is like a monthly history seminar. A really fun history seminar.
	🥁 1:58pm wmfromD: ↳ Bob Brainen @1:57 Yup.
	1:59pm Bob Brainen: Thanks all, much appreciated!
	🥁 1:59pm wmfromD: Great great show Bob and Pete. Great selections.
	🥁 2:00pm PT: Thanks for listening, everyone! Have a great weekend, and remember..."It's the same for any hippie, bum or hillbilly out on the street - Just remember this little boy and never carry more than you can eat." So long!
	2:00pm WR: Thank you! Bob, Pete! Onward!
	🥁 2:02pm Will thee Sound Guy: Thank you Bob and Pete!!!
	11:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJs BB & PT ~

Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Hank Levine & His Orchestra w/ Timothy Leary	Image, Part One / The Psychedelic Experience		1961 / 1966		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Hot Burrito #2	The Gilded Palace Of Sin	1969		0:02:22 (Pop-up)
Dillard and Clark	With Care From Someone	The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark	1968		0:05:35 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Cody, Cody	Burrito Deluxe	1970		0:09:23 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Wheels "Wheels" by "Flying Burrito Brothers"	The Gilded Palace Of Sin	1969		0:12:05 (Pop-up)
Dillard and Clark	Something's Wrong	The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark	1968		0:15:03 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	God's Own Singer	Burrito Deluxe	1970		0:18:03 (Pop-up)
Dillard and Clark	In The Plan "In The Plan" by "Dillard and Clark"	The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark	1968		0:20:07 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Hand To Mouth	The Flying Burrito Brothers	1970		0:22:11 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down	Sleepless Nights	1970 / 1976	archival recordings	0:25:51 (Pop-up)
Dillard and Clark	Wall Around Your Heart	Gene Clark: Flying High	1979 / 1998	from the Through The Morning, Through The Night sessions	0:28:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"					0:31:48 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Christine's Tune	The Gilded Palace Of Sin	1969	exerpt of original released version with speeded up tempo	0:50:21 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Christine's Tune	The Gilded Palace Of Sin	1969 / 2023	Corrected vocal tempo-down a half step	0:50:58 (Pop-up)
Dillard and Clark	Train Leaves Here This Morning	The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark	1968		0:54:03 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Dark End Of The Street	The Gilded Palace Of Sin	1969		0:57:54 (Pop-up)
Dillard and Clark	Through The Morning, Through The Night	Through The Morning, Through The Night	1969		1:01:46 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Hot Burrito #1	The Gilded Palace Of Sin	1969		1:05:57 (Pop-up)
Dillard and Clark	She Darked the Sun	The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark	1968		1:09:34 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Lazy Days	Burrito Deluxe	1970		1:12:45 (Pop-up)
Dillard and Clark	Rocky Top "Rocky Top" by "Dillard and Clark"	Through The Morning, Through The Night	1969	Donna Washburn - lead vocal	1:15:47 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Sing Me Back Home	Close Up The Honky Tonks	1970 /1 974	comp. of released and unreleased archival recordings	1:18:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"					1:22:14 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers [w/Gene Clark]	Here Tonight	Gene Clark - Roadmaster	1970 / 1973	From the sessions for the 3rd Burritos album.	1:36:29 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers`	Tried So Hard	The Flying Burrito Brothers	1970	Gene Clark song	1:39:59 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Do Right Woman, Do Right Man	The Gilded Palace Of Sin	1969	David Crosby - high harmony vocal [uncredited]	1:43:02 (Pop-up)
Dillard & Clark	Why Not Your Baby	Kansas City Southern	1969 / 1973	non-lp single; 1st album release was this Dutch only comp.	1:47:04 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Train Song	Close Up The Honky Tonks	1969 / 1974	Clarence White - guitar non lp single	1:50:37 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Did You See	Close Up The Honky Tonks	1970 / 1974	from 3rd album sessions	1:53:37 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Break My Mind	Close Up The Honky Tonks	1970 / 1974		1:56:39 (Pop-up)
Sneaky Pete Kleinow	Blackbird "Blackbird" by "Sneaky Pete Kleinow"	VAR. - Suite Steel - The Pedal Steel Guitar Album	1970		1:59:03 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Beat The Heat	Close Up The Honky Tonks	1970 / 1974	written by Sneaky Pete	2:01:08 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	To Love Somebody	Close Up The Honky Tonks	1970 / 1974		2:02:51 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Sweet Mental Revenge		1969	unreleased recording live at Altamont 12-6-69	2:05:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"					2:08:53 (Pop-up)
Dillard & Clark	Out On The Side "Out On The Side" by "Dillard & Clark"	The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark	1968		2:18:44 (Pop-up)
Dillard & Clark	The Radio Song "The Radio Song" by "Dillard & Clark"	The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark	1968		2:22:41 (Pop-up)
Dillard & Clark	Something's Wrong	The Fantastic Expedition of Dillard & Clark	1968		2:25:49 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Wild Horses	Burrito Deluxe	1970	Leon Russell - piano	2:28:48 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	God's Own Singer	Burrito Deluxe	1970		2:34:59 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Just Can't Be	The Flying Burrito Brothers	1970		2:36:57 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Do You Know How It Feels	The Gilded Palace Of Sin	1969	Song originally recorded by The International Submarine Band Cowritten by Gram Parsons & Barry Goldberg,	2:42:07 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Sin City "Sin City" by "Flying Burrito Brothers"	The Gilded Palace Of Sin	1969		2:44:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"					2:48:08 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Man In The Fog	Burrito Deluxe	1970		2:57:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"					2:59:21 (Pop-up)

Bob Brainen: Playlist from April 15, 2023

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