WFMU: The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from January 24, 2013

Listener comments!
	6:05pm Clay Pigeon: Hay
	6:05pm Pine: Hey everybody!
	6:05pm Matt from Springfield: Re Do Gunne! Hay Clay! Always Remember...to activate a playlist! :)
	6:05pm Fredericks: Hot cha.
	6:06pm Cecile: This is kinda noodle-y, Clay and not in the best way. Oh, well. Hope you are having a great day!
	6:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: The sounds of peace and love.
	6:06pm glenn: drum solos bite.
	6:06pm Timb: "I hate drum solos." You gotta love Fab!
	6:06pm Matt from Springfield: Turntable 3 is important for playing LPs backwards, but that didn't sound too good. I was about to report only the R channel was coming through.
	6:08pm david: hi all
	6:08pm glenn: love spirit. jo jo gunne, not so much.
	6:08pm northguineahills: Stares at my leftover ramen noodles.....
	6:08pm Nardo: It was bland.
	6:08pm Matt from Springfield: Well coloUr me DANDY! That's a new dozen.
	6:09pm Andrew Waterloo: The drum solo is always the groan and sigh segment of the song
	6:09pm Sem Chumbo: "Parker McGee is a very nice album for fans of Seals & Crofts, Linda Ronstadt, and other Top 40 performers and songsmiths who ruled radio in the mid-'70s." itunes
	6:09pm Matt from Springfield: Hi david! And hi Nardo, Andrew, NGH, glenn, Timb, Ken from HP, Cecile, Fredericks!, Pine, and every Dustyteer!
	6:10pm Cecile: okay, this sucks
	6:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Have you played Dan Fogelberg's "The Power of Gold" lately? That's one that got played a lot in its day and you hardly hear it anymore.
	6:11pm Matt from Springfield: Yep. This is heavily 70s A/C chart material. Natural fit for England Dan Seals & John Ford Coley. RIP Dan, younger bro of Jim Seals from Seals & Croft. ARd, on the Dusty Show...
	6:11pm dinatekno: This was the stuff I hated back in the 70's!!!! Those synths are horrible. Sorry Dusty.
	6:11pm Matt from Springfield: Fabio: Synth-O-Sizer™ Fromage-Generateur! :D
	6:11pm sFrances from VA: Oooops, I was so busy griping about the lack of equal rights for women, that I'm late for the show! Hello all!!
	6:11pm steve: the phrase "corporate rock" comes to mind
	6:12pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Keep it coming, Clay!
	6:13pm Matt from Springfield: There's a lack of equal numbers of women on this playlist--and most others!! ;) HELLO Frances!
	6:14pm Matt from Springfield: Well, +1 to Boston so far--it's not sounding like ALL THEIR OTHER SONGS, so, so far so good then.
	6:14pm sFrances from VA: Nothin' like the Dusty Show to turn my mood around. HEY MATT!! I'm often listening to WFMU even if I'm not on the accuplaylist. Lurker am I ~!
	6:15pm TDK60: Fabio, Dusty: Jay Ferguson's earlier band, Spirit's first 3 LPs are of interest.
	6:15pm Matt from Springfield: Pro-fesh-in-nell If not commenting, at least lurk!
	6:16pm swamihouse: cue the 80 's teen movie montage
	6:16pm Timbrocks: Oh no! Sax solo!
	6:16pm Nardo: That last was a bit saccharine-y (and not in the best way). This one is an improvement, if you like Foreigner. I do not.
	6:17pm Sr_Hairy_hymen: Check this link out Really good tune and hits home an many levels http://lauracatlow.bandcamp.com/download_tralbum
	6:17pm Matt from Springfield: New Order: "It's NEVER enough! It's NEVER enough, until your heart stops beating..."
	6:17pm sFrances from VA: In re: what's happening in the studio: PHOTOS, Fabio/Dusty, photos!
	6:17pm Matt from Springfield: Nardo: Foreigner derived.
	6:17pm glenn: don't worry sfrances, the catholic church is on your side. jezebel.com...
	6:18pm steve: Clay bust out that Arthur Russell 12 you found at the flea market!
	6:18pm Matt from Springfield: @Frances: Next Fabio-Clay battle, I want a USTREAM in the studio! :)
	6:18pm Matt from Springfield: "Butterfly of Love" -- extremely One Hit Wonder.
	6:18pm Fredericks: Come on, Clay. Something good this time?
	6:18pm swamihouse: Nancy 5
	6:19pm david: double ramp
	6:19pm Timbrocks: You gotta love Nancy.
	6:19pm dale: hudson valley in the house
	6:20pm sFrances from VA: @glenn, today in New Mexico: www.forbes.com...
	6:20pm dale: did anyone see nancy in playboy a decade or so back? it was beyond airbrushed - it was like a titian painting
	6:21pm Matt from Springfield: @glenn: HA! Of course Catholic hospitals are often incorporated independent of the Church, and can be just the assholes the rest of the medical industry is...but what a stunning obvious hypocrisy!
	6:22pm sFrances from VA: I do love Titian (great exhibit in DC eons ago) and Lee Hazelwood....
	6:22pm bruce: fyi It was Mark Andes in Spirit,not Mathew.They were the sons of actor Keith Andes.Jay Fergeson lived in Begonia gardens(Topanga Canyon)back in the day.Dennis Weaver played Chester on Gunsmoke& was fantastic in the Orson Wells film with Janet Leigh & Moses.You are a wonderfull radio personality Clay but your taste in music is nonexistent
	6:22pm _david: still me, had to set an untaken nickname...
	6:23pm _david: easy cheez
	6:23pm Matt from Springfield: Yeah! I hope cheez whiz does not = "santorum"!
	6:24pm sFrances from VA: www.youtube.com...
	6:24pm Fredericks: Parakeet training records are good.
	6:24pm TommyT from Rivercity: Santorum?
	6:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: Someone go get Evan "Funk" Davies to hear the Boston sports highlight recordings.
	6:26pm glenn: yep, i posted a link to that new mexico whackiness earlier.
	6:27pm Matt from Springfield: @TommyT: Let's keep it clean on the playlist, so.... ;) en.wikipedia.org...
	6:28pm swamihouse: Styxian
	6:28pm Fredericks: I blame Uriah Heep for this crud.
	6:28pm glenn: matt - who's the world's largest producer of birth control pills? upjohn. who's the biggest shareholder in upjohn? that'd be your friendly neighbourhood vatican.
	6:28pm Cory: Who is this again?
	6:29pm Luther: BTW: Carol Kaye HATES the whole Wrecking Crew handle, says there was no such things. She HATES it. Follow her on Facebook Carol Kaye II and you will see.
	6:29pm glenn: santorum 1. That frothy mixture of lube and fecal matter that is sometimes the by-product of anal sex.
	6:30pm glenn: i work dirty, matt.
	6:31pm Cory: If you liked that Trevor Rabin tune, check out Brian Scary.
	6:32pm ume: Fabio Laurel / Dusty Hardy
	6:32pm Matt from Springfield: Dirty glenn :) I could see the investments in "Upjohn", if they defined the best "birth control" as "going UP John" :D
	6:32pm glenn: i put the pedal to the bondo. :)
	6:32pm Matt from Springfield: Glenn Dirt Itch, yummy Single Malt!
	6:32pm sFrances from VA: i prefer to think of it as 'working blue'. ;)
	6:33pm Marmalade Kitty: does this music mark the death of OWS?
	6:33pm dale: from wikipedia His big break as a singer came in 1965. It was at this point that Gordon Mills, the then manager of Tom Jones, gave Arnold the new name of Engelbert Humperdinck, which is also the name of a 19th century German composer
	6:33pm cklequ: Of all the WFMU DJ's, Clay Pigeon has the weirdest taste in music.
	6:34pm Nardo: Mom ... MOM! Please change the station. Oh, sorry. I was having a flash back.
	6:34pm Carmichael: Some good pop tunes on a good-lookin' Thursday here at WFMU, where we reach the beach and rule the pool!!
	6:35pm Matt from Springfield: Oooh, this is pretty good! Definitely a Power Pop Badfinger feel to it.
	6:35pm sFrances from VA: Clay: Speaking of Power Pop + Dodgers, you might want to check out Artful Dodger @MarmKitty: I don't want to speak for Clay, but I'm guessing that having a job now = less time to spend on the streets doing interviews. I hate The Man!
	6:36pm dinatekno: I'm liking the Badfinger guy's song.
	6:36pm Matt from Springfield: Hey Carm! Keep up that pool reachin' and beach rulin'!
	6:36pm glenn: catsinsinks.tumblr.com
	6:37pm Carmichael: I remember a band called Baseball in the 70s.
	6:38pm glenn: jeb bush.
	6:38pm Matt from Springfield: @Kitty: That and, besides the 1 year anniversary last September, I don't know if they have that many demos in Manhattan. But rest assured, Occupy Sandy and other formations were very active where it counts, helping out those devasted by the Hurricane a couple months ago.
	6:39pm sFrances from VA: @Glenn, my cat on rug: www.flickr.com...
	6:39pm glenn: when and where did clay get a job? nobody told me.
	6:39pm northguineahills: I've been in NYC for 1/3 of my life, but I still consider myself a Floridian, for better or worse. (mostly worse?)
	6:39pm steve: i saw in some old LCD programming guide a full 2-3 hour music show hosted by someone named Clay... did Clay have a music show on fmu at some point?
	6:40pm sFrances from VA: @glenn: you must've missed some recent shows (before Xmas at least)
	6:40pm Matt from Springfield: @glenn: Shhhh! Keep this on the DL. Clay's now a superhero, fighting crime and radio mediocrity in NYC.
	6:41pm dale: the bitch got the dog in the separation?
	6:41pm sFrances from VA: "what is about Lobo....."
	6:41pm glenn: yeah, i was working 11 hour days from june through to xmas.
	6:42pm Matt from Springfield: @dale: And all he got was an answer song to a Lobo song.
	6:42pm BSI: any relation to the sherriff?
	6:43pm Snortley: Steve: That could have been the Pounding System; different clay.
	6:43pm dale: i just think we were simpletons. how else could you explain the popularity of music like that and shows like three's company?
	6:43pm Matt from Springfield: The "Thoroughly Modern Thursday"! There's a stage musical to unite the TNP!
	6:43pm dinatekno: Sorry you guys are sufferning in the cold. I always hated the cold when I was growing up in Jersey City. Living in SW FL now, the cold is the one thing I DON'T miss.
	6:43pm sFrances from VA: @glenn: ouch, hopefully you'll have the time to enjoy some archival episodes~~
	6:44pm steve: lobo... lobo... bring back sheriff lobo
	6:44pm steve: @Snortley - yup, that's what i was thinking of.
	6:45pm Timbrocks: That's Short Circuit 2, actually. I'm ashamed to know that.
	6:45pm Carmichael: Kent LaVoie (sp) ....
	6:45pm Pine: Short Circuit 2 is such a great movie, 1 is just kind of a tech demo
	6:45pm northguineahills: My avatar is pertinent to this conversation.
	6:46pm Matt from Springfield: YEAH!! No Sensitive Guitar Man Music! But seriously, that stuff can be good...and "Guitar Man" is NOT Lobo, it's BREAD, you philistine!!!
	6:46pm sFrances from VA: i TOTALLY remember & loved "me & you and a dog named boo" when it came out, tho I had it on a KTel type record by a band called SMILE doing early 70s hits...
	6:46pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: AH! "Lobo" wolf, huh? :)
	6:46pm dale: what's your waist size listener? do you wear trousers or slacks?
	6:47pm northguineahills: si, matt!
	6:47pm Matt from Springfield: BOOOOOO!! If you were really in the Navy SEALs, you were NOT a "Green Beret"!! Totally different, and Army!
	6:47pm andes: hey Clay , where do you hang in the Catskills?
	6:48pm Carmichael: West Coast Soft Rock. Walter Egan, David Gates, America ... Those were the days.
	6:48pm glenn: afghanistan is fucked. nobody will ever beat the afghanis. just cut your losses and pull out now.
	6:49pm Carmichael: You got a live one, Clay.
	6:49pm sFrances from VA: One of my favorite books about Afghanistan is from the 80s/early 90s, Doris Lessing's "The Wind Blows Away our Words". Some people her age at the time would retire, instead, she went to afghanistan to find out what the US & Russia were fighting over.
	6:50pm Timbrocks: He's right Clay. You're a phenomenal improvisor. I really enjoy the call-in shows, and especially the crossovers with Fabio.
	6:50pm northguineahills: and again, what matt said....
	6:50pm Matt from Springfield: Oh, I've actually heard of Cock Robin! Were they German?
	6:51pm Matt from Springfield: Oh wow! Actually from here, but only really famous in Europe: "Cock Robin is an American pop rock band, mostly popular in the 1980s, particularly in continental Europe where they became famous. The band was founded by singer-songwriter Peter Kingsbery in 1982, disbanded in 1990, and reformed in 2006."
	6:52pm seang: seductive sounds
	6:52pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Clay, it's all great.
	6:52pm glenn: When the 'arf-made recruity goes out to the East 'E acts like a babe an' 'e drinks like a beast, An' 'e wonders because 'e is frequent deceased Ere 'e's fit for to serve as a soldier. Serve, serve, serve as a soldier, Serve, serve, serve as a soldier, Serve, serve, serve as a soldier, So-oldier OF the Queen! Now all you recruities what's drafted to-day, You shut up your rag-box an' 'ark to my lay, An' I'll sing you a soldier as far as I may: A soldier what's fit for a soldier. Fit, fit, fit for a soldier . . . First mind you steer clear o' the grog-sellers' huts, For they sell you Fixed Bay'nets that rots out your guts -- Ay, drink that 'ud eat the live steel from your butts -- An' it's bad for the young British soldier. Bad, bad, bad for the soldier . . . When the cholera comes -- as it will past a doubt -- Keep out of the wet and don't go on the shout, For the sickness gets in as the liquor dies out, An' it crumples the young British soldier. Crum-, crum-, crumples the soldier . . . But the worst o' your foes is the sun over'ead: You must wear your 'elmet for all that is said: If 'e finds you uncovered 'e'll knock you down dead, An' you'll die like a fool of a soldier. Fool, fool, fool of a soldier . . . If you're cast for fatigue by a sergeant unkind, Don't grouse like a woman nor crack on nor blind; Be handy and civil, and then you will find That it's beer for the young British soldier. Beer, beer, beer for the soldier . . . Now, if you must marry, take care she is old -- A troop-sergeant's widow's the nicest I'm told, For beauty won't help if your rations is cold, Nor love ain't enough for a soldier. 'Nough, 'nough, 'nough for a soldier . . . If the wife should go wrong with a comrade, be loath To shoot when you catch 'em -- you'll swing, on my oath! -- Make 'im take 'er and keep 'er: that's Hell for them both, An' you're shut o' the curse of a soldier. Curse, curse, curse of a soldier . . . When first under fire an' you're wishful to duck, Don't look nor take 'eed at the man that is struck, Be thankful you're livin', and trust to your luck And march to your front like a soldier. Front, front, front like a soldier . . . When 'arf of your bullets fly wide in the ditch, Don't call your Martini a cross-eyed old bitch; She's human as you are -- you treat her as sich, An' she'll fight for the young British soldier. Fight, fight, fight for the soldier . . . When shakin' their bustles like ladies so fine, The guns o' the enemy wheel into line, Shoot low at the limbers an' don't mind the shine, For noise never startles the soldier. Start-, start-, startles the soldier . . . If your officer's dead and the sergeants look white, Remember it's ruin to run from a fight: So take open order, lie down, and sit tight, And wait for supports like a soldier. Wait, wait, wait like a soldier . . . When you're wounded and left on Afghanistan's plains, And the women come out to cut up what remains, Jest roll to your rifle and blow out your brains An' go to your Gawd like a soldier. Go, go, go like a soldier, Go, go, go like a soldier, Go, go, go like a soldier, So-oldier of the Queen! rudyard kipling.
	6:53pm sFrances from VA: I think Clay is just having fun saying Cock Robin....
	6:54pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: The SEALs or someone who was one has a website on mistakes SEAL poseurs make, ranging from some small things no inside would claim, to really obvious ones--that guy made a really obvious one!
	6:55pm Clay Pigeon: Glad you guys were here. Gotta go. AR!!!!!
	6:55pm Nardo: I remember spinning the Cock Robin at the record store I worked at back in '85 - not my cup of tea though.
	6:55pm dale: i can't get into the beat of this secret sauce
	6:55pm Matt from Springfield: @glenn: Orwell didn't share the worldview of Kipling, but had a lot of positive things to say about him. Check out that essay sometime.
	6:55pm sFrances from VA: Sky King was also the name of a really great homeless guy in Georgetown/DC circa late 70s /early 80s. I have vivid memories of him walking around with a scraggly beard & one piece women's bathing suit.
	6:55pm Nate: This one's a winner! Love it
	6:56pm Matt from Springfield: Nominate this for most annoying Dusty selection ever? ;)
	6:56pm Timbrocks: That reminded me of Joe Tex. Funky!
	6:56pm Nate: Jaw harp action
	6:56pm northguineahills: My father was an officer in the Navy, and I lived overseas for 3 years as a wee one. Being a glutton for the trivial, I absorbed all sorts of crap from all lines from all branches of the military.
	6:57pm TommyT from Rivercity: Winter malaise. You will re-energize.
	6:57pm Matt from Springfield: Actually I love Clay in all his settings--alone, or with Fabio (or ANY other DJ!) all sides of his personality RAWK!
	6:57pm Greg from VA: The music this hour is historically important Clay, for without it, the kids would not have run to the edge of the musical universe to create Punk, Death Metal, Rap...etc,.. .otherwise, well otherwise there would be no FMU! With Clay, the universe meets in the middle and harmony is achieved, peace ensues!
	6:58pm Matt from Springfield: Cool NGH. Italy? Japan? Or other?
	6:58pm northguineahills: ditto, Clay is awesome all the time!
	6:58pm steve: i agree with this woman
	6:58pm Timbrocks: Disagree. You and Fab have a great chemistry.
	6:58pm Carmichael: That was the Topwer of Power horn section, by the way.
	6:59pm sFrances from VA: She speaks the truth!
	6:59pm Matt from Springfield: Agree...With Timbrocks!
	6:59pm Andrew Waterloo: Clay and Fabio are always great together
	7:00pm Matt from Springfield: Anyways, that was another fun episode! Take and give care, Clay and all the Claytonites! Always Remember, Always Be Aware!
	7:00pm dale: please end with some ken griffiin on the organ
	7:00pm Parq: This terrific Rascals track was worth waiting for.
	7:01pm Nate: Damn goovy CP
	7:01pm steve: i agree only that Clay needs to rely less on Fabio when doing an in studio show... i do love the Fabio and Clay shows
	7:01pm Matt from Springfield: @Greg: I LOVE "peace ensues"! Peace should "break out" sometime! Agree, Parq!
	7:01pm Greg from VA: 74,498 babies were born in the world during this show, ... this means something, not sure what, but see you later.
	7:02pm Matt from Springfield: WOOOHOOOO!!! Dusty-stention™!!!
	7:02pm sFrances from VA: I'll say it: it would be great to hear Kenzo call in.
	7:03pm Matt from Springfield: Powdered SAND donut! Get him one anyway, Sandy!
	7:05pm Carmichael: Oh, pizza tonight, by the way. Piled up veggies and some sausage.
	7:06pm glenn: do you like mark wahlberg? what the fuck?
	7:06pm Matt from Springfield: @Carm: When this show ends, doing the best thing possible with some leftover lamb: cooking it with some rogan josh sauce! Boil basmati rice and salad on the side!
	7:07pm Matt from Springfield: Sean + Kelly! Happy Early Valentine's!
	7:07pm Matt from Springfield: Taylor ham egg and cheese!! Solid North Jersey. Where's Danne D to chime in on this right now?! :)
	7:08pm Timbrocks: You're a jag? Are you from Pittsburgh, Clay?
	7:09pm Matt from Springfield: Good night, people! Stay tuned, for Night People!

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January 24, 2013: The Dandy Dozen - 12 Recent LP Acquisitions - Fabio - Callers

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Clay	"Clay"						0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Hello, my dear friends, and welcome to another Dusty Show Accuplaylist entry. It has been a while since I neglected my archives, but now, it has happened. Checking the archives themselves, it seems that this archival neglect initially occured from Sept. 2008 through February of 2009. A five month span of failing to tend to the archives, of dropping the ball, of being too busy to keep up. And now, it's happening again. I'm falling behind. Let's pinpoint where it happened. December 13th, maybe? And ever since. Over a month. I keep waiting to snap out of it, but life is interceding. I must find a way to work around work. We all must. This week's show was originally supposed to feature a lengthy story I wrote last weekend while on retreat. However, I have experienced a number of computer problems after dropping mine on it's edge on the concrete. It worked fine for a week, but now I see that te back panel is half-loose and slightly bent. My cursor has a mind of its own, and I find that whole sections of my story were oddly altered by the injured brain of my computer. Perhaps its brain isn't injured. Perhaps it is a simple malfunction of the typing mechanism. At any rate, I'm sure it will cost in excess of $500 and I don't want to spend that right now. They will say something about possible hard-drive damage and start bellowing on and on about data retrieval and additional costs and lack of warranty and might take three to four weeks and .... I'm going analog again. That's all there is to it. AND. That's IF I ever get out on the streets again. Haven't done a proper interview since the slump began. Maybe it's been some type of post-election letdown. I'm not sure, but I'm running on creative fumes and sucking up valuable airspace that some youngster could use to launch him/her self to wherever they dream of being launched to. The moon! I say we go to the moon in this de-cade and do the other thing! I found these 12 LP's upstate in my secret antique store. $1.50 ech. Buy 5, get one free. It had been a while since I lost my mind and bought too many crappy albums. I really did it this time. Here are the Dandy Dozen. 12 picks that each intrigued me on some level and promised (at least to me) to deliver at least 15-seconds each of something transcendant. Fabio sits in with me at the beginning of the show, and then bails as he often does to meet 'a friend' somewhere. Later in the show, I take some listener calls. Hope you enjoy this episode. Things aren't as they once were, but ... they never are. CPnyc12413
Jo Jo Gunne talk with Fabio. "Jo Jo Gunne talk with Fabio."
Jo Jo Gunne	Rhoda "Rhoda" by "Jo Jo Gunne"	Bite Down Hard	Asylum	1973		Featuring Jay Ferguson of "Thunder Island" fame
Turntable Three - Total FAIL! Missing a Channel. Ground Wire Dangling
Again ... Jo Jo Gunne "Again ... Jo Jo Gunne"
What intrigued me about Rhoda was the thought that it was a BAND composition, as opposed to a Jay Ferguson composition, so everyone in the group puts their two-cents in. Drum solo, guitar work-out - unusual prog time-signatures. A throw down Jo Jo Gunne jam! Of course, it's relegated to the last track on the LP, where good songs often wind up. I like this track and think it worthy.
Fabio predictably trashes the drum solo.
5-Minutes a Song "5-Minutes a Song"
Fabio Dislikes It "Fabio Dislikes It"
AccuPlaylist Comments "AccuPlaylist Comments"
Parker McGee	Talkin' 'Bout Loving You	Parker McGee	Big Tree	1976	LP	McGee wrote big hits for England Dan and John Ford Coley
I had never heard of Parker McGee before, but guessed that it would sound pretty much as it does. Mid-'70's soft-rock, a format I mostly enjoy. Parker wrote some big hits, and this is no doubt his chance to shine as a performer AND writer.
Fabio Mocks the Synth Solo "Fabio Mocks the Synth Solo"
Yoke Shirt and Latticed Piano Music Holder
This Sucks! "This Sucks!"
Dan Fogelberg Discussed "Dan Fogelberg Discussed"
We actually did play a lot of Fogelberg on our retreat. He has many sturdy and sometimes moving songs. Sad he died of cancer not long ago. Dan Fogelberg, of Peoria, Illinois, always remembered, on Dusty.
Fabio ... Hardened Old Reptile "Fabio ... Hardened Old Reptile"
The Rings	It's Not Enough "It's Not Enough" by "The Rings"	The Rhythm Method	MCA	1981	LP	Boston band?
This Rings sounds pretty damned good to me. I like it. Nice ambient drum sound. A hook. Pleasant tones. Accepted into my library with a 6 rating, sax solo and all. I am letting sax back in because the hating of it is fascist. Blow, Danny! (Rick James)
Fabio Hates It "Fabio Hates It"
Stink Banned "Stink Banned"
Nancy Sinatra	Long Time Woman "Long Time Woman" by "Nancy Sinatra"	Nancy	Warner/Reprise	1969	LP	Featuring many Wrecking Crew members
Co-Ramp "Co-Ramp"
Something touches me about this Nancy track. Pretty melody. Evocative of the past to me. Makes me feel a little sadness that isn't altogether unpleasant. .
Johnny Most and Glenn Ordway	Excerpt	Not To Be Denied -The Road to the Boston Celtics 15th NBA World Championship	Columbia Special Products	1984	LP	Celtics Championship Commemorative LP
Sports Talk with Fabio "Sports Talk with Fabio"
Santorum "Santorum"
Bacon Thins@ How I Miss Them "Bacon Thins@ How I Miss Them"
Trevor Rabin	Red Desert "Red Desert" by "Trevor Rabin"	Trevor Rabin	Chrysalis	1978	LP	Fabio Says Farewell
Cool effort from a young South African man bound for bigger glories. Pretty ambitious. Interesting where it led. Worthy, I'd say. Doesn't mean I love it, but it interests me. You? dusty@wfmu.org
My Imaginary Mind "My Imaginary Mind"
Humpy Talk "Humpy Talk"
Engelbert Humperdinck	Too Beautiful To Last	In Time	London	1972	LP	I love humpy! http://www.flickr.com/photos/jdalton/4434076369/in/photostream
Fabio Returns to Say Goodbye ... Again ... and get Humpy with it.
The Dodgers	Don't Know What You're Doing	Love on the Rebound	Polydor	1978	LP	I was too lazy to actually flesh out the story of The Dodgers Badfinger roots. I'll leave that to you.
I do notice a definite Mott The Hoople influence on this song. The guitar tone (Ariel Bender or Mick Ralphs .... more Mick-Like) and the song structure. SOunds like Marionette from "The Hoople." Then it sounds like Day Tripper, and then it gets psychedelic and backwards. I guess that's all GOOD! The Dodgers!
Dodger Talk with the Lingering Fab "Dodger Talk with the Lingering Fab"
The Dandy Dozen "The Dandy Dozen"
Lobo ... real name? Kent LaVoie "Lobo ... real name? Kent LaVoie"
Lobo	Thinking Of You "Thinking Of You" by "Lobo"	A Cowboy Afraid of Horses	Big Tree	1975	LP	Lobo ... of Me and You and a Dog Named Boo fame.
What Is It About Lobo? I ask for calls and am DENIED. :>(
That Intangible Thing "That Intangible Thing"
Thoroughly Modern Thursday "Thoroughly Modern Thursday"
Really There "Really There"
A Call From Steve on the Car Phone "A Call From Steve on the Car Phone"
"Short Circuit" Movie Referenced ""Short Circuit" Movie Referenced"
He Doesn't Remember Lobo "He Doesn't Remember Lobo"
Tough Guy "Tough Guy"
Guns "Guns"
Haymakers "Haymakers"
Bowling Ball "Bowling Ball"
Seals/Green Beret "Seals/Green Beret"
Too Much "Too Much"
No, this show does NOT mark the end of OWS as was posited on the AccuPlaylist.
Constructive Criticism from Steve "Constructive Criticism from Steve"
Harnessing the Power ... Again .... but ... Spent ..... Spent!
Cock Robin	When Your Heart Is Weak	Cock Robin	Columbia	1985		U.S. band, big in Europe in the mid-'80's. I like the singer's voice. Peter Kingsbery, A female vocalist, Anna LaCazio, shares lead vocal duties. Steve Hillage-produced. I like their unusual song-structures on the record. Pop production, but unorthodox tuneflow, ala Pet Shop Boys.
Phonedeth™ "Phonedeth™"
Stuff - Red Sauce - War - AWB - "Stuff - Red Sauce - War - AWB -"
Sky King	Secret Sauce "Secret Sauce" by "Sky King"	Secret Sauce	Columbia	1975	LP	Someone informed me that this was the Tower of Power horns on this track. I just like how CRAZY it is, even though it's not my 'type' of music. Still have to appreciate the freneticism! !!!!
Kim From New Jersey Calls ... "Kim From New Jersey Calls ..."
Kim Shares Opinions About Me ... Fabio ...
Do You Like Me? dusty@wfmu.org "Do You Like Me? dusty@wfmu.org"
Fabio ... an Intimidating Character "Fabio ... an Intimidating Character"
I am Compared to Dumbo "I am Compared to Dumbo"
The Rascals	It's Wonderful "It's Wonderful" by "The Rascals"	Once Upon A Dream	Atlantic	1969	LP	LOVE this song. Reminds me of my big brother, Scott, bringing records home from North Texas State in the late-''60's.
Extended DUSTY! "Extended DUSTY!"
The Legal "The Legal"
Where Is Sandy? "Where Is Sandy?"
The Thrill of Radio "The Thrill of Radio"
Sandy calls from Nearby. Running Towards the Station.
Extended Dusty Caller ... Sean from Morristown
Psyched! "Psyched!"
Makin' Hay "Makin' Hay"
Union? "Union?"
Carryin' Watermelons "Carryin' Watermelons"
Almost Average "Almost Average"
Sean Loves Kelly "Sean Loves Kelly"
Accepting His Weaknesses "Accepting His Weaknesses"
Dirty "Dirty"
Jag "Jag"
Things go South "Things go South"
Dizzy Request "Dizzy Request"
Sandypant™ "Sandypant™"
Dagguerotype? "Dagguerotype?"
Pounding Certs to Fight The Sauer "Pounding Certs to Fight The Sauer"
That's it for another episode of The Dusty Show. Thanks for listening, and for your continued support. I know it's been a while since I did interviews, and the show has been a bit more thrown-together than usual. I'll admit it, the 'job' gets in the way a bit, but I have to do it. Bills and all. Just like you. Still, I'll try to do my best and I hope you'll keep listening when you can. Fun times ahead, I'm sure. You enjoy these cold winter months and tune in next week, my friend. Until then ... take care and ... Always Remember ... Clay Pigeon - NYC

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Listener comments!
	6:05pm Clay Pigeon: Hay
	6:05pm Pine: Hey everybody!
	6:05pm Matt from Springfield: Re Do Gunne! Hay Clay! Always Remember...to activate a playlist! :)
	6:05pm Fredericks: Hot cha.
	6:06pm Cecile: This is kinda noodle-y, Clay and not in the best way. Oh, well. Hope you are having a great day!
	6:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: The sounds of peace and love.
	6:06pm glenn: drum solos bite.
	6:06pm Timb: "I hate drum solos." You gotta love Fab!
	6:06pm Matt from Springfield: Turntable 3 is important for playing LPs backwards, but that didn't sound too good. I was about to report only the R channel was coming through.
	6:08pm david: hi all
	6:08pm glenn: love spirit. jo jo gunne, not so much.
	6:08pm northguineahills: Stares at my leftover ramen noodles.....
	6:08pm Nardo: It was bland.
	6:08pm Matt from Springfield: Well coloUr me DANDY! That's a new dozen.
	6:09pm Andrew Waterloo: The drum solo is always the groan and sigh segment of the song
	6:09pm Sem Chumbo: "Parker McGee is a very nice album for fans of Seals & Crofts, Linda Ronstadt, and other Top 40 performers and songsmiths who ruled radio in the mid-'70s." itunes
	6:09pm Matt from Springfield: Hi david! And hi Nardo, Andrew, NGH, glenn, Timb, Ken from HP, Cecile, Fredericks!, Pine, and every Dustyteer!
	6:10pm Cecile: okay, this sucks
	6:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Have you played Dan Fogelberg's "The Power of Gold" lately? That's one that got played a lot in its day and you hardly hear it anymore.
	6:11pm Matt from Springfield: Yep. This is heavily 70s A/C chart material. Natural fit for England Dan Seals & John Ford Coley. RIP Dan, younger bro of Jim Seals from Seals & Croft. ARd, on the Dusty Show...
	6:11pm dinatekno: This was the stuff I hated back in the 70's!!!! Those synths are horrible. Sorry Dusty.
	6:11pm Matt from Springfield: Fabio: Synth-O-Sizer™ Fromage-Generateur! :D
	6:11pm sFrances from VA: Oooops, I was so busy griping about the lack of equal rights for women, that I'm late for the show! Hello all!!
	6:11pm steve: the phrase "corporate rock" comes to mind
	6:12pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Keep it coming, Clay!
	6:13pm Matt from Springfield: There's a lack of equal numbers of women on this playlist--and most others!! ;) HELLO Frances!
	6:14pm Matt from Springfield: Well, +1 to Boston so far--it's not sounding like ALL THEIR OTHER SONGS, so, so far so good then.
	6:14pm sFrances from VA: Nothin' like the Dusty Show to turn my mood around. HEY MATT!! I'm often listening to WFMU even if I'm not on the accuplaylist. Lurker am I ~!
	6:15pm TDK60: Fabio, Dusty: Jay Ferguson's earlier band, Spirit's first 3 LPs are of interest.
	6:15pm Matt from Springfield: Pro-fesh-in-nell If not commenting, at least lurk!
	6:16pm swamihouse: cue the 80 's teen movie montage
	6:16pm Timbrocks: Oh no! Sax solo!
	6:16pm Nardo: That last was a bit saccharine-y (and not in the best way). This one is an improvement, if you like Foreigner. I do not.
	6:17pm Sr_Hairy_hymen: Check this link out Really good tune and hits home an many levels http://lauracatlow.bandcamp.com/download_tralbum
	6:17pm Matt from Springfield: New Order: "It's NEVER enough! It's NEVER enough, until your heart stops beating..."
	6:17pm sFrances from VA: In re: what's happening in the studio: PHOTOS, Fabio/Dusty, photos!
	6:17pm Matt from Springfield: Nardo: Foreigner derived.
	6:17pm glenn: don't worry sfrances, the catholic church is on your side. jezebel.com...
	6:18pm steve: Clay bust out that Arthur Russell 12 you found at the flea market!
	6:18pm Matt from Springfield: @Frances: Next Fabio-Clay battle, I want a USTREAM in the studio! :)
	6:18pm Matt from Springfield: "Butterfly of Love" -- extremely One Hit Wonder.
	6:18pm Fredericks: Come on, Clay. Something good this time?
	6:18pm swamihouse: Nancy 5
	6:19pm david: double ramp
	6:19pm Timbrocks: You gotta love Nancy.
	6:19pm dale: hudson valley in the house
	6:20pm sFrances from VA: @glenn, today in New Mexico: www.forbes.com...
	6:20pm dale: did anyone see nancy in playboy a decade or so back? it was beyond airbrushed - it was like a titian painting
	6:21pm Matt from Springfield: @glenn: HA! Of course Catholic hospitals are often incorporated independent of the Church, and can be just the assholes the rest of the medical industry is...but what a stunning obvious hypocrisy!
	6:22pm sFrances from VA: I do love Titian (great exhibit in DC eons ago) and Lee Hazelwood....
	6:22pm bruce: fyi It was Mark Andes in Spirit,not Mathew.They were the sons of actor Keith Andes.Jay Fergeson lived in Begonia gardens(Topanga Canyon)back in the day.Dennis Weaver played Chester on Gunsmoke& was fantastic in the Orson Wells film with Janet Leigh & Moses.You are a wonderfull radio personality Clay but your taste in music is nonexistent
	6:22pm _david: still me, had to set an untaken nickname...
	6:23pm _david: easy cheez
	6:23pm Matt from Springfield: Yeah! I hope cheez whiz does not = "santorum"!
	6:24pm sFrances from VA: www.youtube.com...
	6:24pm Fredericks: Parakeet training records are good.
	6:24pm TommyT from Rivercity: Santorum?
	6:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: Someone go get Evan "Funk" Davies to hear the Boston sports highlight recordings.
	6:26pm glenn: yep, i posted a link to that new mexico whackiness earlier.
	6:27pm Matt from Springfield: @TommyT: Let's keep it clean on the playlist, so.... ;) en.wikipedia.org...
	6:28pm swamihouse: Styxian
	6:28pm Fredericks: I blame Uriah Heep for this crud.
	6:28pm glenn: matt - who's the world's largest producer of birth control pills? upjohn. who's the biggest shareholder in upjohn? that'd be your friendly neighbourhood vatican.
	6:28pm Cory: Who is this again?
	6:29pm Luther: BTW: Carol Kaye HATES the whole Wrecking Crew handle, says there was no such things. She HATES it. Follow her on Facebook Carol Kaye II and you will see.
	6:29pm glenn: santorum 1. That frothy mixture of lube and fecal matter that is sometimes the by-product of anal sex.
	6:30pm glenn: i work dirty, matt.
	6:31pm Cory: If you liked that Trevor Rabin tune, check out Brian Scary.
	6:32pm ume: Fabio Laurel / Dusty Hardy
	6:32pm Matt from Springfield: Dirty glenn :) I could see the investments in "Upjohn", if they defined the best "birth control" as "going UP John" :D
	6:32pm glenn: i put the pedal to the bondo. :)
	6:32pm Matt from Springfield: Glenn Dirt Itch, yummy Single Malt!
	6:32pm sFrances from VA: i prefer to think of it as 'working blue'. ;)
	6:33pm Marmalade Kitty: does this music mark the death of OWS?
	6:33pm dale: from wikipedia His big break as a singer came in 1965. It was at this point that Gordon Mills, the then manager of Tom Jones, gave Arnold the new name of Engelbert Humperdinck, which is also the name of a 19th century German composer
	6:33pm cklequ: Of all the WFMU DJ's, Clay Pigeon has the weirdest taste in music.
	6:34pm Nardo: Mom ... MOM! Please change the station. Oh, sorry. I was having a flash back.
	6:34pm Carmichael: Some good pop tunes on a good-lookin' Thursday here at WFMU, where we reach the beach and rule the pool!!
	6:35pm Matt from Springfield: Oooh, this is pretty good! Definitely a Power Pop Badfinger feel to it.
	6:35pm sFrances from VA: Clay: Speaking of Power Pop + Dodgers, you might want to check out Artful Dodger @MarmKitty: I don't want to speak for Clay, but I'm guessing that having a job now = less time to spend on the streets doing interviews. I hate The Man!
	6:36pm dinatekno: I'm liking the Badfinger guy's song.
	6:36pm Matt from Springfield: Hey Carm! Keep up that pool reachin' and beach rulin'!
	6:36pm glenn: catsinsinks.tumblr.com
	6:37pm Carmichael: I remember a band called Baseball in the 70s.
	6:38pm glenn: jeb bush.
	6:38pm Matt from Springfield: @Kitty: That and, besides the 1 year anniversary last September, I don't know if they have that many demos in Manhattan. But rest assured, Occupy Sandy and other formations were very active where it counts, helping out those devasted by the Hurricane a couple months ago.
	6:39pm sFrances from VA: @Glenn, my cat on rug: www.flickr.com...
	6:39pm glenn: when and where did clay get a job? nobody told me.
	6:39pm northguineahills: I've been in NYC for 1/3 of my life, but I still consider myself a Floridian, for better or worse. (mostly worse?)
	6:39pm steve: i saw in some old LCD programming guide a full 2-3 hour music show hosted by someone named Clay... did Clay have a music show on fmu at some point?
	6:40pm sFrances from VA: @glenn: you must've missed some recent shows (before Xmas at least)
	6:40pm Matt from Springfield: @glenn: Shhhh! Keep this on the DL. Clay's now a superhero, fighting crime and radio mediocrity in NYC.
	6:41pm dale: the bitch got the dog in the separation?
	6:41pm sFrances from VA: "what is about Lobo....."
	6:41pm glenn: yeah, i was working 11 hour days from june through to xmas.
	6:42pm Matt from Springfield: @dale: And all he got was an answer song to a Lobo song.
	6:42pm BSI: any relation to the sherriff?
	6:43pm Snortley: Steve: That could have been the Pounding System; different clay.
	6:43pm dale: i just think we were simpletons. how else could you explain the popularity of music like that and shows like three's company?
	6:43pm Matt from Springfield: The "Thoroughly Modern Thursday"! There's a stage musical to unite the TNP!
	6:43pm dinatekno: Sorry you guys are sufferning in the cold. I always hated the cold when I was growing up in Jersey City. Living in SW FL now, the cold is the one thing I DON'T miss.
	6:43pm sFrances from VA: @glenn: ouch, hopefully you'll have the time to enjoy some archival episodes~~
	6:44pm steve: lobo... lobo... bring back sheriff lobo
	6:44pm steve: @Snortley - yup, that's what i was thinking of.
	6:45pm Timbrocks: That's Short Circuit 2, actually. I'm ashamed to know that.
	6:45pm Carmichael: Kent LaVoie (sp) ....
	6:45pm Pine: Short Circuit 2 is such a great movie, 1 is just kind of a tech demo
	6:45pm northguineahills: My avatar is pertinent to this conversation.
	6:46pm Matt from Springfield: YEAH!! No Sensitive Guitar Man Music! But seriously, that stuff can be good...and "Guitar Man" is NOT Lobo, it's BREAD, you philistine!!!
	6:46pm sFrances from VA: i TOTALLY remember & loved "me & you and a dog named boo" when it came out, tho I had it on a KTel type record by a band called SMILE doing early 70s hits...
	6:46pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: AH! "Lobo" wolf, huh? :)
	6:46pm dale: what's your waist size listener? do you wear trousers or slacks?
	6:47pm northguineahills: si, matt!
	6:47pm Matt from Springfield: BOOOOOO!! If you were really in the Navy SEALs, you were NOT a "Green Beret"!! Totally different, and Army!
	6:47pm andes: hey Clay , where do you hang in the Catskills?
	6:48pm Carmichael: West Coast Soft Rock. Walter Egan, David Gates, America ... Those were the days.
	6:48pm glenn: afghanistan is fucked. nobody will ever beat the afghanis. just cut your losses and pull out now.
	6:49pm Carmichael: You got a live one, Clay.
	6:49pm sFrances from VA: One of my favorite books about Afghanistan is from the 80s/early 90s, Doris Lessing's "The Wind Blows Away our Words". Some people her age at the time would retire, instead, she went to afghanistan to find out what the US & Russia were fighting over.
	6:50pm Timbrocks: He's right Clay. You're a phenomenal improvisor. I really enjoy the call-in shows, and especially the crossovers with Fabio.
	6:50pm northguineahills: and again, what matt said....
	6:50pm Matt from Springfield: Oh, I've actually heard of Cock Robin! Were they German?
	6:51pm Matt from Springfield: Oh wow! Actually from here, but only really famous in Europe: "Cock Robin is an American pop rock band, mostly popular in the 1980s, particularly in continental Europe where they became famous. The band was founded by singer-songwriter Peter Kingsbery in 1982, disbanded in 1990, and reformed in 2006."
	6:52pm seang: seductive sounds
	6:52pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Clay, it's all great.
	6:52pm glenn: When the 'arf-made recruity goes out to the East 'E acts like a babe an' 'e drinks like a beast, An' 'e wonders because 'e is frequent deceased Ere 'e's fit for to serve as a soldier. Serve, serve, serve as a soldier, Serve, serve, serve as a soldier, Serve, serve, serve as a soldier, So-oldier OF the Queen! Now all you recruities what's drafted to-day, You shut up your rag-box an' 'ark to my lay, An' I'll sing you a soldier as far as I may: A soldier what's fit for a soldier. Fit, fit, fit for a soldier . . . First mind you steer clear o' the grog-sellers' huts, For they sell you Fixed Bay'nets that rots out your guts -- Ay, drink that 'ud eat the live steel from your butts -- An' it's bad for the young British soldier. Bad, bad, bad for the soldier . . . When the cholera comes -- as it will past a doubt -- Keep out of the wet and don't go on the shout, For the sickness gets in as the liquor dies out, An' it crumples the young British soldier. Crum-, crum-, crumples the soldier . . . But the worst o' your foes is the sun over'ead: You must wear your 'elmet for all that is said: If 'e finds you uncovered 'e'll knock you down dead, An' you'll die like a fool of a soldier. Fool, fool, fool of a soldier . . . If you're cast for fatigue by a sergeant unkind, Don't grouse like a woman nor crack on nor blind; Be handy and civil, and then you will find That it's beer for the young British soldier. Beer, beer, beer for the soldier . . . Now, if you must marry, take care she is old -- A troop-sergeant's widow's the nicest I'm told, For beauty won't help if your rations is cold, Nor love ain't enough for a soldier. 'Nough, 'nough, 'nough for a soldier . . . If the wife should go wrong with a comrade, be loath To shoot when you catch 'em -- you'll swing, on my oath! -- Make 'im take 'er and keep 'er: that's Hell for them both, An' you're shut o' the curse of a soldier. Curse, curse, curse of a soldier . . . When first under fire an' you're wishful to duck, Don't look nor take 'eed at the man that is struck, Be thankful you're livin', and trust to your luck And march to your front like a soldier. Front, front, front like a soldier . . . When 'arf of your bullets fly wide in the ditch, Don't call your Martini a cross-eyed old bitch; She's human as you are -- you treat her as sich, An' she'll fight for the young British soldier. Fight, fight, fight for the soldier . . . When shakin' their bustles like ladies so fine, The guns o' the enemy wheel into line, Shoot low at the limbers an' don't mind the shine, For noise never startles the soldier. Start-, start-, startles the soldier . . . If your officer's dead and the sergeants look white, Remember it's ruin to run from a fight: So take open order, lie down, and sit tight, And wait for supports like a soldier. Wait, wait, wait like a soldier . . . When you're wounded and left on Afghanistan's plains, And the women come out to cut up what remains, Jest roll to your rifle and blow out your brains An' go to your Gawd like a soldier. Go, go, go like a soldier, Go, go, go like a soldier, Go, go, go like a soldier, So-oldier of the Queen! rudyard kipling.
	6:53pm sFrances from VA: I think Clay is just having fun saying Cock Robin....
	6:54pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: The SEALs or someone who was one has a website on mistakes SEAL poseurs make, ranging from some small things no inside would claim, to really obvious ones--that guy made a really obvious one!
	6:55pm Clay Pigeon: Glad you guys were here. Gotta go. AR!!!!!
	6:55pm Nardo: I remember spinning the Cock Robin at the record store I worked at back in '85 - not my cup of tea though.
	6:55pm dale: i can't get into the beat of this secret sauce
	6:55pm Matt from Springfield: @glenn: Orwell didn't share the worldview of Kipling, but had a lot of positive things to say about him. Check out that essay sometime.
	6:55pm sFrances from VA: Sky King was also the name of a really great homeless guy in Georgetown/DC circa late 70s /early 80s. I have vivid memories of him walking around with a scraggly beard & one piece women's bathing suit.
	6:55pm Nate: This one's a winner! Love it
	6:56pm Matt from Springfield: Nominate this for most annoying Dusty selection ever? ;)
	6:56pm Timbrocks: That reminded me of Joe Tex. Funky!
	6:56pm Nate: Jaw harp action
	6:56pm northguineahills: My father was an officer in the Navy, and I lived overseas for 3 years as a wee one. Being a glutton for the trivial, I absorbed all sorts of crap from all lines from all branches of the military.
	6:57pm TommyT from Rivercity: Winter malaise. You will re-energize.
	6:57pm Matt from Springfield: Actually I love Clay in all his settings--alone, or with Fabio (or ANY other DJ!) all sides of his personality RAWK!
	6:57pm Greg from VA: The music this hour is historically important Clay, for without it, the kids would not have run to the edge of the musical universe to create Punk, Death Metal, Rap...etc,.. .otherwise, well otherwise there would be no FMU! With Clay, the universe meets in the middle and harmony is achieved, peace ensues!
	6:58pm Matt from Springfield: Cool NGH. Italy? Japan? Or other?
	6:58pm northguineahills: ditto, Clay is awesome all the time!
	6:58pm steve: i agree with this woman
	6:58pm Timbrocks: Disagree. You and Fab have a great chemistry.
	6:58pm Carmichael: That was the Topwer of Power horn section, by the way.
	6:59pm sFrances from VA: She speaks the truth!
	6:59pm Matt from Springfield: Agree...With Timbrocks!
	6:59pm Andrew Waterloo: Clay and Fabio are always great together
	7:00pm Matt from Springfield: Anyways, that was another fun episode! Take and give care, Clay and all the Claytonites! Always Remember, Always Be Aware!
	7:00pm dale: please end with some ken griffiin on the organ
	7:00pm Parq: This terrific Rascals track was worth waiting for.
	7:01pm Nate: Damn goovy CP
	7:01pm steve: i agree only that Clay needs to rely less on Fabio when doing an in studio show... i do love the Fabio and Clay shows
	7:01pm Matt from Springfield: @Greg: I LOVE "peace ensues"! Peace should "break out" sometime! Agree, Parq!
	7:01pm Greg from VA: 74,498 babies were born in the world during this show, ... this means something, not sure what, but see you later.
	7:02pm Matt from Springfield: WOOOHOOOO!!! Dusty-stention™!!!
	7:02pm sFrances from VA: I'll say it: it would be great to hear Kenzo call in.
	7:03pm Matt from Springfield: Powdered SAND donut! Get him one anyway, Sandy!
	7:05pm Carmichael: Oh, pizza tonight, by the way. Piled up veggies and some sausage.
	7:06pm glenn: do you like mark wahlberg? what the fuck?
	7:06pm Matt from Springfield: @Carm: When this show ends, doing the best thing possible with some leftover lamb: cooking it with some rogan josh sauce! Boil basmati rice and salad on the side!
	7:07pm Matt from Springfield: Sean + Kelly! Happy Early Valentine's!
	7:07pm Matt from Springfield: Taylor ham egg and cheese!! Solid North Jersey. Where's Danne D to chime in on this right now?! :)
	7:08pm Timbrocks: You're a jag? Are you from Pittsburgh, Clay?
	7:09pm Matt from Springfield: Good night, people! Stay tuned, for Night People!

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from January 24, 2013

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