WFMU: The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from October 25, 2012

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from October 25, 2012

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October 25, 2012: Police Brutality March - 17 Sizzlers!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments
The First 22 mins. of this episode were recorded October 22, 2012 in Union Square Park, Manhattan. The ocassion was the 17th National Day of Protest to Stop Police Brutality, Repression, and the Criminalization of a Generation. It was a heavy scene, but an important one. I did have some sonic difficulties in recording the guest speakers as their voices came through a PA system. Very muddy result. Apologies there. I also had a stockpile of 17 flea market finds that were burning a hole in my imagination and I really needed to play them. So ... following the footage from the Protest and March, you'll hear The 17 Sizzlers! I do like this group of records. A strange episode, but an episode nonetheless.
Cy Coleman	Reverie In Topaz "Reverie In Topaz" by "Cy Coleman"	The Ages Of Rock	MGM	?	LP	The opening song. I talk about the show live in the studio and then start the cassette tape (TDK C-90 Normal Bias).
Stage Announcements in Union Square "Stage Announcements in Union Square"
Return To Forever	Space Circus Part I	Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy	Polydoe	1973	LP	Music behind stage announcer
Acknowledging the Familes of "Victims of Police Murder"
Hold Your Fire - Poet 1 "Hold Your Fire - Poet 1"
Margerita Rosario Talks Sadly of the Death of her Son, Anthony
This interview had to be sonically treated to make it airable due to sound quality issues.
Tim Story	Glass Green "Glass Green" by "Tim Story"	Glass Green	Windham Hill	1987	LP	Mournful music behind woman.
Another Bereaved Mother who lost her 18-Year Old Son
Gown	Taylor's Jam "Taylor's Jam" by "Gown"	For The Maples	Three-Lobed	2010	LP	Music behind bereaved mother
Badmouthing Kelly and Bloomberg "Badmouthing Kelly and Bloomberg"
Not Going To Stop! "Not Going To Stop!"
Father of Ramarley Graham http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/11/richard-haste-ramarley-graham_n_1587841.html
We Need Good Cops "We Need Good Cops"
* The words of these speakers are their own and may or may not reflect the opinions of TDS.
Justice for Ramarley "Justice for Ramarley"
Woman Reads Hip-Hop Verse About Police Violence
How do they Come for an Immigrant? "How do they Come for an Immigrant?"
Folk Singer ... Ngoma "Folk Singer ... Ngoma"
Stage Rapper "Stage Rapper"
Jordan De La Sierra	Gymnosphere - Song of the Rose	Gymnosphere - Song of the Rose - Music for the Well-Tuned Piano	Unity	1977	LP	Soft piano music behind stage rapper
March Gets Ready to Start "March Gets Ready to Start"
Short Interview with Margarita Rosario - http://articles.nydailynews.com/2009-03-27/local/17918146_1_apartment-cops-bullets
The Turnout? "The Turnout?"
They Say Get Back - We Say Fight Back! (Protesters Marching)
No Justice No Peace - No Racist Police
Protesters Continue to Chant "Protesters Continue to Chant"
We Don't Want No Cops - Rollin' Down The Block!
Wailing Sirens "Wailing Sirens"
Random Protester Singing "Give Peace a Chance" - Small Cadre of Drummers March By
Interview with a CUNY student - Are You Proud to be Marching Today?
John Fahey	Christmas Fantasy - Part I	Christmas with John Fahey Vol. II	Takoma	1975	LP	Acoustic guitar behind student
Veteran Protester Reminded of the Old Times
Woman Says "We Need to be Out on the Streets Right Now"
It's Great to Love your Records, but ...
Apex	Bangin' "Bangin'" by "Apex"		Marine Parade	1999	12"	Music behind veteran protester - inadvertantly played at 33rpm. Should have been 45rpm. s l o w
Bysyander from the Dominican Republic "Bysyander from the Dominican Republic"
George Bennette	Le Nombre Leger "Le Nombre Leger" by "George Bennette"	Plays the Preludes of Messiaen, The Fantasy Pieces of Del Tredici, and Portrait by Helps	Desto	?	LP	Piano music behind Dominican Man
Rogue Flautist "Rogue Flautist"
Ain't No Power Like the Power of the People 'Cause the Power of the People Don't Stop!
Angry Protester Taunts Police with Slur
Interview with Former MC on the March Route to Avenue D
Police Intimidation "Police Intimidation"
I do think there are good cops. "I do think there are good cops."
"People Need To Be Out Here" ""People Need To Be Out Here""
Turning a Corner and Going Downhill "Turning a Corner and Going Downhill"
Interview with Ralph Poynter "Interview with Ralph Poynter"
Refusal To Give Up Arms In Pursuit of Liberation
Underground "Underground"
British Civilization - A Good Idea "British Civilization - A Good Idea"
No Friend of Black People "No Friend of Black People"
"Humanity Needs A Revolution - Everything Else Is Bulls--t"
Young Revolutionaries "Young Revolutionaries"
Terrorism! "Terrorism!"
Joey Lopez Carries the Occupy Flag "Joey Lopez Carries the Occupy Flag"
A Woman's Parting Thoughts after the March
Do YOU Love America? dusty@wfmu.org "Do YOU Love America? dusty@wfmu.org"
The Seventeen Sizzlers! - Recent Flea Market Finds
Chilliwack	I Wanna Be The One "I Wanna Be The One" by "Chilliwack"	Lights From The Valley	Mushroom	1978	LP	Canadian Band ... read more here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chilliwack_(band)
Billy Wells	"Mr. President" The World's Greatest Dream		Uranus	1988	12"	A Vinyl Tribute to Jesse Jackson
The Butterfield Blues Band	Love March	Keep On Moving	Elektra	1969	LP
the butterfield IS a sizzler .... skratchee
Nazz	Open My Eyes "Open My Eyes" by "Nazz"		SGC	1968	45	Was happy to see a copy of this. Don't often see it. $1
Stanley Clarke	Hello Jeff "Hello Jeff" by "Stanley Clarke"	Journey To Love	Epic	1976	LP	Haven't heard this for years. I love the fat production and the 16th note flurries.
Apollo	Apollo "Apollo" by "Apollo"	Apollo	Gordy	1979	LP	Featuring Kerry Gordy on keys ... Barry's kid. I think there is a hum in the background on this song. I hear it in my headphones. Our cat Romulus likes to f around with my stereo cables.
Jim Capaldi	It's All Right "It's All Right" by "Jim Capaldi"	Whale Meat Again	Island	1974	LP	Former drummer of Traffic
The Flaming Ember	Filet De Soul "Filet De Soul" by "The Flaming Ember"		Hot Wax	1969	45	From Detroit
Excerpt from Sizzler Steak House TV Commercial
Statik Sound System	Revolutionary Pilot	Quango High Tea Social	Quango	1996	10"	4-band EP. Tea-Colored Vinyl. Isn't that sampled melody from "You Only Live Twice?"
Not Listed	Excerpt "Excerpt" by "Not Listed"	Goofy Gold -Terror - 61 Sounds of Horror	Hall of Music	1979	LP	Laughter dubbed over Statik Sound System
Cozy Powell	And Then There Was Skin		Chrysalis	1973	LP	Love it! Actually 1973, not '74 as I said on the cassette.
Wardell Piper	Super Sweet "Super Sweet" by "Wardell Piper"		Midsong International	1979	12"	Good to hear this again. Great singer!
Cross Country	A Smile Song "A Smile Song" by "Cross Country"		ATCO	1973	45	A curious treasure. I was glad someone (Orcy) recognized it on the Accuplaylist. Pretty obscure. Evidently recorded by 3/4ths of the Tokens (Lion Sleeps Tonight) as they wanted to change things up in the '70's. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-5XbziYbLM
Neil Sedaka	I'm A Song (Sing Me) "I'm A Song (Sing Me)" by "Neil Sedaka"	Emergence	RCA	1971	LP	Virgin Vinyl!
Radioactive Goldfish	LSD is the Bomb		Cheetah	1991	12"	Orlando, FL record.
Lou Stein with the Bill Fontaine Orchestra	Soft Sands		RKO Unique	? old	45	sizzlah!
The Flying Machine	Smile a Little Smile for Me		Congress	1969	45
The Flying Machine	Maybe We've Been Loving Too Long		Congress	1969	45	The B-Side.
Electric Light Orchestra	Eldorado Overture/Eldorado Finale	Eldorado	United Artists	1974	LP
Valjean	The Naked City "The Naked City" by "Valjean"	Valjean		?	LP	The old Dusty closing song. Hadn't drug it out of mothballs for a while.
Thanks for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show. This is my last episode for the 31 Days of October WFMU Silent Fundraiser and it looks like I am short of the goal I was given. :>( ... If you can pledge it would be much appreciated. And if you did already ... Thanks! I hope you have a Happy Halloween out there in radioland. We'll see you next week. Until then, take care and ... Always Remember Clay Pigeon NYC

Listener comments!
	6:05pm Night Al: Fight the power!
	6:06pm Matt from Springfield: Mr. Pea!! Great start! And are those your beats on top of her rap?
	6:07pm Clay: Hey guys. Yeah, Matt. All mine. ha!
	6:08pm david: watched the livestream of the October 22nd Coalition and co's event. The woman who said Kelly and Bloomberg was full of sh*t— the entirety of what she said was one of the most powerful and effective indictments I've heard. Clay is thoughtfully, sensitively editing and curating this material.
	6:10pm Clay: Thanks Davide. Really wrestled with audio quality trying to record the P.A. at Union Square Park. Pretty lo-fi. I wish I'd had more time to assemble this show. Could have made a nice hour.
	6:10pm david: on another note, my playlist just skipped to Coltrane's "Ascension" and I thought for a moment it was part of the program.
	6:10pm Clay: David, I mean ... though I kind of like Davide.
	6:10pm Matt from Springfield: @david: Is there a video posted anywhere of the woman's whole statement? Glad that one of us watched the whole event, and can confirm Clay's thoughtful summary of it.
	6:12pm Clay: I had to add digital megaphone effect to that woman's speech to add treble. So muddy. On the other hand, these whistles drive me nuts. Now that I've mentioned them, you won't be able to not notice them.
	6:14pm kata: howdy Clay and listeners -- great coverage Clay !
	6:15pm david: @MFS This is it raw, I think http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/26366369 - if not check the other archives on this page
	6:15pm Matt from Springfield: Did they pass out whistles, or did the protestors bring their own? Drums are good for protests, you can march and chant to them. Whistles can be problematic because they can make communication difficult.
	6:16pm Clay: TY Kata. Appreciate that. Not even an S-Fest in here today. A morgue! Except for my closest Dustyites.
	6:17pm kata: ha ha, you have a good memory, I forgot about the sausage comment.. ;)
	6:17pm Matt from Springfield: All right, thanks david! Hi kata! Individual hi to Night Al, and everyone else!
	6:17pm Carmichael: Was listening while waiting for the comments to come up. Most of what I heard (while working) was unintelligible, because of the PA system and the woman's voice histrionics. Maybe seeing it would shed some light on her speech.
	6:18pm Matt from Springfield: "Rich the Anarchist"!! He was the anti-police interviewee from the FIRST OWS show! Makes sense he would show up to this.
	6:19pm Clay: Rich is everywhere, Matt. Carmichael, sorry for bad audio. New sonic low today.
	6:20pm Matt from Springfield: Banner ad on the UStream page, for "Kars 4 Kids"--the notorious "grating" AM commercials in the NYC area, Irwin's done a remix of that!
	6:21pm Carmichael: That's OK Clay. You're doing the best with what you were handed. I've been saying that for this entire election cycle.
	6:22pm Carmichael: Matt, I hear those commercials out here in NorCal. Nationwide grating ...
	6:23pm Matt from Springfield: Chilliwack delivered in less than 24 hours, Ho Pful! ;)
	6:23pm Clay: ;>)
	6:24pm Carmichael: Ya Clay! Now can you play Nutz' "As Far As the Eye Can See"? HA HA
	6:25pm Matt from Springfield: @Carm: Oh man!.. Yep, always doing the best with what we're handed. It's true "you can't make chicken salad out of chicken shit", but it's not useless--you can make fertilizer out of it!
	6:25pm Love America: I love NY but accept the fact that NY hates my guts.
	6:26pm Clay: Saw a billboard on the West Side Highway ... "If you leave New York you'll have to live in America."
	6:27pm Carmichael: TODD!!!!!
	6:28pm kata: this is a great song - but I always think it's The Who's "Can't Explain" when I hear the first few bars..
	6:29pm Clay: I thought that same thing, Kata.
	6:29pm Matt from Springfield: NAZZ Todd!
	6:30pm Love America: Do Romney n Ryan prove their love is greater as they wear larger and larger flag lapel pins? Trivia: the flag lapel pin came into fashion as supporting the prez during Watergate. Never mind the flag code provision prohibiting that (no clothes or jewelry).
	6:32pm Euro K: kata & Clay: exact same "Who" is it thinking going on here. Can't explain it.
	6:32pm Clay: lemon pledge as your dusting ... adds new luster to the wood ...
	6:35pm david: @Clay the whistles also drive me nuts... does not translate well to any medium I bet...
	6:36pm Euro K: Can't beat last eve's "Daily Show" for shooting the shit. A must see for anyone who doesn't have shit for brains.
	6:38pm Matt from Springfield: Sizzling selection!
	6:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: Do you have an Occupy Halloween show planned for next week?
	6:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Euro K - The moment of Zen last night was a good one.
	6:41pm Clay: No plans for anything yet, Ken. We'll see what develops.
	6:42pm octy: Cross Country- the other side of their soporific and dreamy cover of "In The Midnight Hour," you're plunging my brain back into 1973 right now and it's a beautiful thing.
	6:42pm Euro K: @KfHP: All the shit-shooting was apt. Esp. enjoyed the Palin-rhino. Didn't know rhinos did that. Always knew Sarah sprayed it.
	6:44pm kata: kinda swamped at the office today.. digging the show, listening without departure.
	6:45pm Carmichael: @Euro K: did you see Colbert after? He was talking about the Republicans and their frequent mention of rape in their election speeches. Painfully accurate humor.
	6:45pm Matt from Springfield: Yay Maxwell's for hosting a populist event! They are friends of FMU after all, so they're a friend of me :)
	6:47pm Clay: Octy ... so cool that you know the song. I just stumbled upon it at a flea market. Atco seems to have a lot of one-off type bands like Atlantic Ocean, etc. Love that Cross Country song. Kind of prog, kind of
	6:48pm Euro K: @Carmichael: Moudock, what a tool! But I enjoyed more his Trumping challenge. Yes!
	6:48pm Matt from Springfield: HA! Ironic Dragnet quote! Perfect for techno mixes!
	6:48pm Clay: .. beach boys.
	6:50pm Carmichael: I thought that WAS the Beach Boys. Boy, they are dead on. They should be on Gaylord's Marathon Premium.
	6:51pm Matt from Springfield: One Hit Wonder B-side! Joe McG often plays those.
	6:52pm Clay: Going to have to back it on out of here. Night People hoofs trembling faintly on floor. Thanks for listening to the Sizzlers! Fight the Power. Gobama! 99 Luv Always Remember George McGovern. and PLEDGE!!!!!!
	6:53pm octy: Clay- I had that 45 when I was 12, the other side was a minor hit but yeah I always dug the pop-prog trippiness of "A Smile Song."
	6:53pm Euro K: yes, ALWAYS remember McGovern and how different our nation's history might have been without Milhaus.
	6:54pm Clay: Octy ... I read Cross Country was The Tokens of Lion Sleeps Tonight fame, trying to transition into the '70's.
	6:54pm Euro K: You're all OK.
	6:56pm david: always remembering
	6:57pm Matt from Springfield: RIP George McGovern, longtime progressive warrior. Thanks for such a bold and enjoyable show, Clay! Have a good night everyone! Always remember, then cherish those memories!
	6:58pm JANIHELSINKI: <3
	6:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Nice pinano music to close things out.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments
The First 22 mins. of this episode were recorded October 22, 2012 in Union Square Park, Manhattan. The ocassion was the 17th National Day of Protest to Stop Police Brutality, Repression, and the Criminalization of a Generation. It was a heavy scene, but an important one. I did have some sonic difficulties in recording the guest speakers as their voices came through a PA system. Very muddy result. Apologies there. I also had a stockpile of 17 flea market finds that were burning a hole in my imagination and I really needed to play them. So ... following the footage from the Protest and March, you'll hear The 17 Sizzlers! I do like this group of records. A strange episode, but an episode nonetheless.
Cy Coleman	Reverie In Topaz "Reverie In Topaz" by "Cy Coleman"	The Ages Of Rock	MGM	?	LP	The opening song. I talk about the show live in the studio and then start the cassette tape (TDK C-90 Normal Bias).
Stage Announcements in Union Square "Stage Announcements in Union Square"
Return To Forever	Space Circus Part I	Hymn of the Seventh Galaxy	Polydoe	1973	LP	Music behind stage announcer
Acknowledging the Familes of "Victims of Police Murder"
Hold Your Fire - Poet 1 "Hold Your Fire - Poet 1"
Margerita Rosario Talks Sadly of the Death of her Son, Anthony
This interview had to be sonically treated to make it airable due to sound quality issues.
Tim Story	Glass Green "Glass Green" by "Tim Story"	Glass Green	Windham Hill	1987	LP	Mournful music behind woman.
Another Bereaved Mother who lost her 18-Year Old Son
Gown	Taylor's Jam "Taylor's Jam" by "Gown"	For The Maples	Three-Lobed	2010	LP	Music behind bereaved mother
Badmouthing Kelly and Bloomberg "Badmouthing Kelly and Bloomberg"
Not Going To Stop! "Not Going To Stop!"
Father of Ramarley Graham http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/11/richard-haste-ramarley-graham_n_1587841.html
We Need Good Cops "We Need Good Cops"
* The words of these speakers are their own and may or may not reflect the opinions of TDS.
Justice for Ramarley "Justice for Ramarley"
Woman Reads Hip-Hop Verse About Police Violence
How do they Come for an Immigrant? "How do they Come for an Immigrant?"
Folk Singer ... Ngoma "Folk Singer ... Ngoma"
Stage Rapper "Stage Rapper"
Jordan De La Sierra	Gymnosphere - Song of the Rose	Gymnosphere - Song of the Rose - Music for the Well-Tuned Piano	Unity	1977	LP	Soft piano music behind stage rapper
March Gets Ready to Start "March Gets Ready to Start"
Short Interview with Margarita Rosario - http://articles.nydailynews.com/2009-03-27/local/17918146_1_apartment-cops-bullets
The Turnout? "The Turnout?"
They Say Get Back - We Say Fight Back! (Protesters Marching)
No Justice No Peace - No Racist Police
Protesters Continue to Chant "Protesters Continue to Chant"
We Don't Want No Cops - Rollin' Down The Block!
Wailing Sirens "Wailing Sirens"
Random Protester Singing "Give Peace a Chance" - Small Cadre of Drummers March By
Interview with a CUNY student - Are You Proud to be Marching Today?
John Fahey	Christmas Fantasy - Part I	Christmas with John Fahey Vol. II	Takoma	1975	LP	Acoustic guitar behind student
Veteran Protester Reminded of the Old Times
Woman Says "We Need to be Out on the Streets Right Now"
It's Great to Love your Records, but ...
Apex	Bangin' "Bangin'" by "Apex"		Marine Parade	1999	12"	Music behind veteran protester - inadvertantly played at 33rpm. Should have been 45rpm. s l o w
Bysyander from the Dominican Republic "Bysyander from the Dominican Republic"
George Bennette	Le Nombre Leger "Le Nombre Leger" by "George Bennette"	Plays the Preludes of Messiaen, The Fantasy Pieces of Del Tredici, and Portrait by Helps	Desto	?	LP	Piano music behind Dominican Man
Rogue Flautist "Rogue Flautist"
Ain't No Power Like the Power of the People 'Cause the Power of the People Don't Stop!
Angry Protester Taunts Police with Slur
Interview with Former MC on the March Route to Avenue D
Police Intimidation "Police Intimidation"
I do think there are good cops. "I do think there are good cops."
"People Need To Be Out Here" ""People Need To Be Out Here""
Turning a Corner and Going Downhill "Turning a Corner and Going Downhill"
Interview with Ralph Poynter "Interview with Ralph Poynter"
Refusal To Give Up Arms In Pursuit of Liberation
Underground "Underground"
British Civilization - A Good Idea "British Civilization - A Good Idea"
No Friend of Black People "No Friend of Black People"
"Humanity Needs A Revolution - Everything Else Is Bulls--t"
Young Revolutionaries "Young Revolutionaries"
Terrorism! "Terrorism!"
Joey Lopez Carries the Occupy Flag "Joey Lopez Carries the Occupy Flag"
A Woman's Parting Thoughts after the March
Do YOU Love America? dusty@wfmu.org "Do YOU Love America? dusty@wfmu.org"
The Seventeen Sizzlers! - Recent Flea Market Finds
Chilliwack	I Wanna Be The One "I Wanna Be The One" by "Chilliwack"	Lights From The Valley	Mushroom	1978	LP	Canadian Band ... read more here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chilliwack_(band)
Billy Wells	"Mr. President" The World's Greatest Dream		Uranus	1988	12"	A Vinyl Tribute to Jesse Jackson
The Butterfield Blues Band	Love March	Keep On Moving	Elektra	1969	LP
the butterfield IS a sizzler .... skratchee
Nazz	Open My Eyes "Open My Eyes" by "Nazz"		SGC	1968	45	Was happy to see a copy of this. Don't often see it. $1
Stanley Clarke	Hello Jeff "Hello Jeff" by "Stanley Clarke"	Journey To Love	Epic	1976	LP	Haven't heard this for years. I love the fat production and the 16th note flurries.
Apollo	Apollo "Apollo" by "Apollo"	Apollo	Gordy	1979	LP	Featuring Kerry Gordy on keys ... Barry's kid. I think there is a hum in the background on this song. I hear it in my headphones. Our cat Romulus likes to f around with my stereo cables.
Jim Capaldi	It's All Right "It's All Right" by "Jim Capaldi"	Whale Meat Again	Island	1974	LP	Former drummer of Traffic
The Flaming Ember	Filet De Soul "Filet De Soul" by "The Flaming Ember"		Hot Wax	1969	45	From Detroit
Excerpt from Sizzler Steak House TV Commercial
Statik Sound System	Revolutionary Pilot	Quango High Tea Social	Quango	1996	10"	4-band EP. Tea-Colored Vinyl. Isn't that sampled melody from "You Only Live Twice?"
Not Listed	Excerpt "Excerpt" by "Not Listed"	Goofy Gold -Terror - 61 Sounds of Horror	Hall of Music	1979	LP	Laughter dubbed over Statik Sound System
Cozy Powell	And Then There Was Skin		Chrysalis	1973	LP	Love it! Actually 1973, not '74 as I said on the cassette.
Wardell Piper	Super Sweet "Super Sweet" by "Wardell Piper"		Midsong International	1979	12"	Good to hear this again. Great singer!
Cross Country	A Smile Song "A Smile Song" by "Cross Country"		ATCO	1973	45	A curious treasure. I was glad someone (Orcy) recognized it on the Accuplaylist. Pretty obscure. Evidently recorded by 3/4ths of the Tokens (Lion Sleeps Tonight) as they wanted to change things up in the '70's. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-5XbziYbLM
Neil Sedaka	I'm A Song (Sing Me) "I'm A Song (Sing Me)" by "Neil Sedaka"	Emergence	RCA	1971	LP	Virgin Vinyl!
Radioactive Goldfish	LSD is the Bomb		Cheetah	1991	12"	Orlando, FL record.
Lou Stein with the Bill Fontaine Orchestra	Soft Sands		RKO Unique	? old	45	sizzlah!
The Flying Machine	Smile a Little Smile for Me		Congress	1969	45
The Flying Machine	Maybe We've Been Loving Too Long		Congress	1969	45	The B-Side.
Electric Light Orchestra	Eldorado Overture/Eldorado Finale	Eldorado	United Artists	1974	LP
Valjean	The Naked City "The Naked City" by "Valjean"	Valjean		?	LP	The old Dusty closing song. Hadn't drug it out of mothballs for a while.
Thanks for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show. This is my last episode for the 31 Days of October WFMU Silent Fundraiser and it looks like I am short of the goal I was given. :>( ... If you can pledge it would be much appreciated. And if you did already ... Thanks! I hope you have a Happy Halloween out there in radioland. We'll see you next week. Until then, take care and ... Always Remember Clay Pigeon NYC

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Listener comments!
	6:05pm Night Al: Fight the power!
	6:06pm Matt from Springfield: Mr. Pea!! Great start! And are those your beats on top of her rap?
	6:07pm Clay: Hey guys. Yeah, Matt. All mine. ha!
	6:08pm david: watched the livestream of the October 22nd Coalition and co's event. The woman who said Kelly and Bloomberg was full of sh*t— the entirety of what she said was one of the most powerful and effective indictments I've heard. Clay is thoughtfully, sensitively editing and curating this material.
	6:10pm Clay: Thanks Davide. Really wrestled with audio quality trying to record the P.A. at Union Square Park. Pretty lo-fi. I wish I'd had more time to assemble this show. Could have made a nice hour.
	6:10pm david: on another note, my playlist just skipped to Coltrane's "Ascension" and I thought for a moment it was part of the program.
	6:10pm Clay: David, I mean ... though I kind of like Davide.
	6:10pm Matt from Springfield: @david: Is there a video posted anywhere of the woman's whole statement? Glad that one of us watched the whole event, and can confirm Clay's thoughtful summary of it.
	6:12pm Clay: I had to add digital megaphone effect to that woman's speech to add treble. So muddy. On the other hand, these whistles drive me nuts. Now that I've mentioned them, you won't be able to not notice them.
	6:14pm kata: howdy Clay and listeners -- great coverage Clay !
	6:15pm david: @MFS This is it raw, I think http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/26366369 - if not check the other archives on this page
	6:15pm Matt from Springfield: Did they pass out whistles, or did the protestors bring their own? Drums are good for protests, you can march and chant to them. Whistles can be problematic because they can make communication difficult.
	6:16pm Clay: TY Kata. Appreciate that. Not even an S-Fest in here today. A morgue! Except for my closest Dustyites.
	6:17pm kata: ha ha, you have a good memory, I forgot about the sausage comment.. ;)
	6:17pm Matt from Springfield: All right, thanks david! Hi kata! Individual hi to Night Al, and everyone else!
	6:17pm Carmichael: Was listening while waiting for the comments to come up. Most of what I heard (while working) was unintelligible, because of the PA system and the woman's voice histrionics. Maybe seeing it would shed some light on her speech.
	6:18pm Matt from Springfield: "Rich the Anarchist"!! He was the anti-police interviewee from the FIRST OWS show! Makes sense he would show up to this.
	6:19pm Clay: Rich is everywhere, Matt. Carmichael, sorry for bad audio. New sonic low today.
	6:20pm Matt from Springfield: Banner ad on the UStream page, for "Kars 4 Kids"--the notorious "grating" AM commercials in the NYC area, Irwin's done a remix of that!
	6:21pm Carmichael: That's OK Clay. You're doing the best with what you were handed. I've been saying that for this entire election cycle.
	6:22pm Carmichael: Matt, I hear those commercials out here in NorCal. Nationwide grating ...
	6:23pm Matt from Springfield: Chilliwack delivered in less than 24 hours, Ho Pful! ;)
	6:23pm Clay: ;>)
	6:24pm Carmichael: Ya Clay! Now can you play Nutz' "As Far As the Eye Can See"? HA HA
	6:25pm Matt from Springfield: @Carm: Oh man!.. Yep, always doing the best with what we're handed. It's true "you can't make chicken salad out of chicken shit", but it's not useless--you can make fertilizer out of it!
	6:25pm Love America: I love NY but accept the fact that NY hates my guts.
	6:26pm Clay: Saw a billboard on the West Side Highway ... "If you leave New York you'll have to live in America."
	6:27pm Carmichael: TODD!!!!!
	6:28pm kata: this is a great song - but I always think it's The Who's "Can't Explain" when I hear the first few bars..
	6:29pm Clay: I thought that same thing, Kata.
	6:29pm Matt from Springfield: NAZZ Todd!
	6:30pm Love America: Do Romney n Ryan prove their love is greater as they wear larger and larger flag lapel pins? Trivia: the flag lapel pin came into fashion as supporting the prez during Watergate. Never mind the flag code provision prohibiting that (no clothes or jewelry).
	6:32pm Euro K: kata & Clay: exact same "Who" is it thinking going on here. Can't explain it.
	6:32pm Clay: lemon pledge as your dusting ... adds new luster to the wood ...
	6:35pm david: @Clay the whistles also drive me nuts... does not translate well to any medium I bet...
	6:36pm Euro K: Can't beat last eve's "Daily Show" for shooting the shit. A must see for anyone who doesn't have shit for brains.
	6:38pm Matt from Springfield: Sizzling selection!
	6:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: Do you have an Occupy Halloween show planned for next week?
	6:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Euro K - The moment of Zen last night was a good one.
	6:41pm Clay: No plans for anything yet, Ken. We'll see what develops.
	6:42pm octy: Cross Country- the other side of their soporific and dreamy cover of "In The Midnight Hour," you're plunging my brain back into 1973 right now and it's a beautiful thing.
	6:42pm Euro K: @KfHP: All the shit-shooting was apt. Esp. enjoyed the Palin-rhino. Didn't know rhinos did that. Always knew Sarah sprayed it.
	6:44pm kata: kinda swamped at the office today.. digging the show, listening without departure.
	6:45pm Carmichael: @Euro K: did you see Colbert after? He was talking about the Republicans and their frequent mention of rape in their election speeches. Painfully accurate humor.
	6:45pm Matt from Springfield: Yay Maxwell's for hosting a populist event! They are friends of FMU after all, so they're a friend of me :)
	6:47pm Clay: Octy ... so cool that you know the song. I just stumbled upon it at a flea market. Atco seems to have a lot of one-off type bands like Atlantic Ocean, etc. Love that Cross Country song. Kind of prog, kind of
	6:48pm Euro K: @Carmichael: Moudock, what a tool! But I enjoyed more his Trumping challenge. Yes!
	6:48pm Matt from Springfield: HA! Ironic Dragnet quote! Perfect for techno mixes!
	6:48pm Clay: .. beach boys.
	6:50pm Carmichael: I thought that WAS the Beach Boys. Boy, they are dead on. They should be on Gaylord's Marathon Premium.
	6:51pm Matt from Springfield: One Hit Wonder B-side! Joe McG often plays those.
	6:52pm Clay: Going to have to back it on out of here. Night People hoofs trembling faintly on floor. Thanks for listening to the Sizzlers! Fight the Power. Gobama! 99 Luv Always Remember George McGovern. and PLEDGE!!!!!!
	6:53pm octy: Clay- I had that 45 when I was 12, the other side was a minor hit but yeah I always dug the pop-prog trippiness of "A Smile Song."
	6:53pm Euro K: yes, ALWAYS remember McGovern and how different our nation's history might have been without Milhaus.
	6:54pm Clay: Octy ... I read Cross Country was The Tokens of Lion Sleeps Tonight fame, trying to transition into the '70's.
	6:54pm Euro K: You're all OK.
	6:56pm david: always remembering
	6:57pm Matt from Springfield: RIP George McGovern, longtime progressive warrior. Thanks for such a bold and enjoyable show, Clay! Have a good night everyone! Always remember, then cherish those memories!
	6:58pm JANIHELSINKI: <3
	6:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Nice pinano music to close things out.

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from October 25, 2012

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