WFMU: The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from May 9, 2013

Listener comments!
	6:09pm G: A realllly big shiw!
	6:10pm dale: damn bub! kate sounds hot.
	6:11pm God: Thanks for thinking. Keep on keeping on.
	6:12pm Night Al: The coward of Boone County...
	6:12pm david_: go kate!
	6:13pm InBrkly: Screw Garrison Keillor. Clay Pigeon is America's greatest monologuest.
	6:14pm G: Mire like a monolohost :)
	6:14pm Clay Pigeon: Hey all. Good to see you.
	6:15pm Carmichael: What's Kate wearing?!?
	6:15pm Nietzsche: God is dead
	6:15pm God: Nietzsche is dead
	6:15pm northguineahills: I like Kate's voice...haha!
	6:16pm dale: clay - ever read t.r. pearson's 'short history of a small place?'
	6:17pm Keynes: In the long run, we're all dead.
	6:17pm Nate: LOVE Clay's southern accent!
	6:18pm Carmichael: Look out, Joe Frank!
	6:19pm InBrkly: That's funny actually, G, I wasn't sure monologue-est was a word. Monolo guest arg.
	6:20pm Clay Pigeon: Thanks for listening to that.
	6:20pm Nate: Yellow River!!! ???
	6:20pm david_: Fights were- seemingly- so much more straightforward back in the day, none of this hiding behind the internet. I guess the latter just makes things that much worse.
	6:21pm G: Monologist is the most common spelling. ' have I heard Yellow River since the early 70s on CKLW?? Maybe not.
	6:22pm dale: i wonder if bub made any sweet love in jail.
	6:22pm Matt from Springfield: Aw man, missed a Clay story! Oh well, now's a good time to come in :) Hi Clay and everyone!
	6:23pm Night Al: Wow...I wonder when the last time Sack Dress was played on the radio?
	6:23pm G: And I haven't heard this doowoppy number since ever at all.
	6:23pm sFrances from VA: I'm going to have to relisten to the story, my neighbor was going full throttle with his lawnmower. Which added to ambience in a way but....
	6:23pm Carmichael: Christie is actually a British band.
	6:24pm Matt from Springfield: @G: Ya know the last time I heard that doowoopy number? Nineteen Sixty NEVER!! (credit to SNL's "Bronx Beat")
	6:24pm sFrances from VA: Oh hell yeah, Nazareth!
	6:24pm Nate: Love some Naz!
	6:24pm Fredericks: That last sax solo was an insult to the instrument!
	6:24pm david_: A man and his lawnmower...
	6:25pm G: Here's another of the many vocalists Axl Rose patterned himself after.
	6:25pm Fredericks: Hope Nazareth doesn't have a sax solo!
	6:26pm david_: Somewhere within him Fabio has love for this Nazareth...
	6:27pm sFrances from VA: Fabio: It's ok to like Foetus and Nazareth.
	6:27pm Matt from Springfield: @G: YES. Nazareth, AC/DC, Humble Pie, many high register full power metal male vocalists in the mix.
	6:27pm Carmichael: And Conrad Schnitzler and ABBA.
	6:29pm Matt from Springfield: @Carm: The problem isn't so much pitting Conrad Schnitzler against ABBA--it's like pitting Conrad Schnitzler against Rick Dees!
	6:29pm sFrances from VA: On the other hand: this. is. beyond. Just.beyond.
	6:29pm G: @Matt: I mean, I've heard so much more GnR running up and down the radio dial in the last 20 years that the Naz vocals sounded weirdly like Axl R., A LOT -- but OF COURSE it's totally the other way round...
	6:30pm Matt from Springfield: @G: I'm younger, so I first heard Nazareth as "a 70s GnR"..of course GnR is really an 80s Nazareth!! :D
	6:30pm Night Al: I grabbed his mike stand to fast at one of his load outs and his echoplex tube whipped spittle in my mouth. Not cool.
	6:31pm Fredericks: Sounds like when I stopped listening to Humble Pie.
	6:31pm Matt from Springfield: CAMEL!! Nice proggy band with nice Arista production. Learned them courtesy of DJ Julie! #BringBackTheTriumvirate
	6:33pm Matt from Springfield: The only good reason to cell phone record a concert instead of immersing yourself into the concert, is if you're on the lookout for the singer to fall off stage or get attacked on stage (Biebz! ;) And, you only need ONE audience member to do that.
	6:34pm Nate: What's Fabio talking about?
	6:34pm God: Thanks, Clay, for bringing out Fabio's humanity
	6:35pm dale: j.d. blackfoot plays the indian part, but hes not indian
	6:35pm InBrkly: Once I was at a beer garden with long tables and there was a pause in conversation. I glanced up the length of the table, and everyone one was holding up their phone and showing something to the person across from them. I thought the universe was about to collapse.
	6:35pm Night Al: gonna slow talk the intro...
	6:35pm paul b: Lighters for concerts. Yeah there's an App for that: itunes.apple.com...
	6:36pm Nate: I would love to be able to say that and afford that. Taxi song. . .
	6:37pm Matt from Springfield: @InBrkly: Whoa, the phone images didn't shatter against each other, creating at least a force field??
	6:38pm Fredericks: Now, This Blackfoot shouldn't be talked over.
	6:38pm sFrances from VA: ooooh I like this.
	6:39pm Night Al: Hovercraft has been cited as one of the most abrasive, non-commercial sounding bands ever to receive major-label distribution for its albums.
	6:39pm northguineahills: I remember hovercraft.
	6:39pm kata: haha, I used to see Hovercraft often when I first moved to Seattle in 1996. They showed films while they played which was very unusual at the time. Was a great live experience.
	6:39pm kata: hi you guys ! How ya been ?
	6:40pm Matt from Springfield: Hi kata!
	6:40pm Clay Pigeon: Reading your comments. I have a cold and 4 1/2 hours sleep. Feel great though kinda.
	6:41pm Carmichael: I am a huge Camel fan. I'm not huge, but I like Camel a lot.
	6:42pm kata: I have lost most of my privacy at work so I am all over the place here, listen when I can ! Hope you feel better Clay. Lemon/ ginger/ apple cider vinegar / honey !
	6:42pm Matt from Springfield: Dio! Slayer! Anthrax! Diane Kamikaze assortment of bands. @Carm: Diddo here! :)
	6:42pm sFrances from VA: Hope you feel beter soon, Clay.
	6:42pm Night Al: The Club Detroit just re-opened...hmmmm.
	6:43pm G: Check out the 9-11 tower jumper tribute song on Camel's 2002 Nod and a Wink, song title "For Today" (10 minutes plus)
	6:43pm Carmichael: You're not huge either, Matt?
	6:44pm kata: omg this song used to give me nightmares as a kid - thanks for playing 'Shout at the Devil' Clay !
	6:44pm G: Clay always gravitates in that Spinal Tap direction every so often :)
	6:45pm Clay Pigeon: This LP always rocks.
	6:45pm Matt from Springfield: @Carm: I'm huge in the Philippines (#5 on their pop chart this week), but then again, who isn't??
	6:46pm Todd76Pct: Hovercraft was a buzz band for a hot mid-90's minute, mostly because Beth Liebling, a founding member, was married to Eddie Vedder, who sometimes guested on drums. Had the misfortune of playing the Knitting Factory in the 90's w/ an improv band the same packed-to-the-gills night they were making their NYC debut there...
	6:46pm G: How could he leave this behind??? :)
	6:46pm Night Al: Jase the Ace got married yeterday to a woman he met while touring with Jon Oliva's Pain in England. She's nice. They had their reception at the old Quarterdeck last night and I jammed with Dana Piper, Joe Diaz and Jason Jennings. Felt good.
	6:47pm Matt from Springfield: Nachum Segal!!
	6:47pm kata: hey this doesn't sound like Shout at the Devil
	6:51pm Nate: I love it when Clay throws us all off with Electronica! Forge into the future my man!
	6:51pm Matt from Springfield: Spoooooooky organ! :)
	6:52pm Night Al: The piano's easy but the organ's hard...
	6:52pm davefromknoxville: Clay! I am listening live for the first time in a year! GREAT TUNES.
	6:52pm Carmichael: I just don't know what to say to a song like this.
	6:53pm Matt from Springfield: Spoooooooky Hammond V3! :)
	6:54pm Carmichael: That's a B3, Matt. Like Booker T played on Green Onions.
	6:54pm Matt from Springfield: From Philly, natch. Thanks Carm!
	6:57pm sFrances from VA: Take good care of yourself, Clay & feel better! Have a great weekend, y'all.
	6:57pm God: Some chicken soup and shut eye. Plan on you being around for a long time. I'll be listening.
	6:57pm Night Al: In November 2012 Rundgren again collaborated with the Dutch Metropole Orchestra. Can't wait to listen to it.
	6:58pm Matt from Springfield: Aww, time to go already! Fun show Clay, I'll check out the story at the beginning! You too Frances, have a great weekend everyone! AR!

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from May 9, 2013

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May 9, 2013: County Road 1 (short story) Flea Market Finds

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments
'County Road 1' a short story by Clay Pigeon
Christie	Yellow River "Yellow River" by "Christie"		Epic	1970	45
The Beavers	Sack Dress "Sack Dress" by "The Beavers"		Capitol	1958	45
Nazareth	Claim To Fame "Claim To Fame" by "Nazareth"	No Mean City	A&M	1978	LP
Frampton's Camel	Lines On My Face	Frampton's Camel	A&M	1973	LP
A Live Conversation with Fabio "A Live Conversation with Fabio"
J. Blackfoot	Taxi "Taxi" by "J. Blackfoot"		Sound Town	1983	45	Former lead singer of The Soul Children
Hovercraft	0001 "0001" by "Hovercraft"		Repellent	1994	45	From Seattle
An Interview with Joey, Motley Crue Fan, in Union Square Park
I accidentally recorded over the last part of this interview. :>(
Motley Crue	Knock 'Em Dead Kid "Knock 'Em Dead Kid" by "Motley Crue"	Shout at the Devil	Elektra/Asylum	1983	LP
Armand Van Helden	Little Black Spiders		Armed Records	2000	12"
Mashmakhan	As The Years Go By "As The Years Go By" by "Mashmakhan"		Epic	1970	45	From Montreal
The American Dream	I AIn't Searchin'		Ampex	1970	45	First band produced by Todd Rundgren
Impact	Taboo "Taboo" by "Impact"	Impact	WMOT Records	1976	LP	Featuring Damon Otis Harris
Thanks for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show. I do appreciate it. This week found me a bit under the weather with a cold. Enough so that it kind of kept me off the streets where interviews were concerned, save the Motley Crue guy in the park. Thought I would play a story instead. Hope you enjoyed it. I really like writing simply about the Mid-west in the 70's, probably because I was there. As for the flea market finds, perhaps I overdo them sometimes. I did like this batch, though. I always love playing music, but it's not what we're really supposed to do in the time-slot. Not much else to add this week except thanks again and I hope you keep checking out the program when you can. Thanks for your supportive email lately. You can always drop a line at : dusty@wfmu.org. I'm also on Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/groups/pigeonnaires/?fref=ts and Twitter: https://twitter.com/ClayPigeonWFMU Until next time, enjoy the Spring, take care, and ... always remember.

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Listener comments!
	6:09pm G: A realllly big shiw!
	6:10pm dale: damn bub! kate sounds hot.
	6:11pm God: Thanks for thinking. Keep on keeping on.
	6:12pm Night Al: The coward of Boone County...
	6:12pm david_: go kate!
	6:13pm InBrkly: Screw Garrison Keillor. Clay Pigeon is America's greatest monologuest.
	6:14pm G: Mire like a monolohost :)
	6:14pm Clay Pigeon: Hey all. Good to see you.
	6:15pm Carmichael: What's Kate wearing?!?
	6:15pm Nietzsche: God is dead
	6:15pm God: Nietzsche is dead
	6:15pm northguineahills: I like Kate's voice...haha!
	6:16pm dale: clay - ever read t.r. pearson's 'short history of a small place?'
	6:17pm Keynes: In the long run, we're all dead.
	6:17pm Nate: LOVE Clay's southern accent!
	6:18pm Carmichael: Look out, Joe Frank!
	6:19pm InBrkly: That's funny actually, G, I wasn't sure monologue-est was a word. Monolo guest arg.
	6:20pm Clay Pigeon: Thanks for listening to that.
	6:20pm Nate: Yellow River!!! ???
	6:20pm david_: Fights were- seemingly- so much more straightforward back in the day, none of this hiding behind the internet. I guess the latter just makes things that much worse.
	6:21pm G: Monologist is the most common spelling. ' have I heard Yellow River since the early 70s on CKLW?? Maybe not.
	6:22pm dale: i wonder if bub made any sweet love in jail.
	6:22pm Matt from Springfield: Aw man, missed a Clay story! Oh well, now's a good time to come in :) Hi Clay and everyone!
	6:23pm Night Al: Wow...I wonder when the last time Sack Dress was played on the radio?
	6:23pm G: And I haven't heard this doowoppy number since ever at all.
	6:23pm sFrances from VA: I'm going to have to relisten to the story, my neighbor was going full throttle with his lawnmower. Which added to ambience in a way but....
	6:23pm Carmichael: Christie is actually a British band.
	6:24pm Matt from Springfield: @G: Ya know the last time I heard that doowoopy number? Nineteen Sixty NEVER!! (credit to SNL's "Bronx Beat")
	6:24pm sFrances from VA: Oh hell yeah, Nazareth!
	6:24pm Nate: Love some Naz!
	6:24pm Fredericks: That last sax solo was an insult to the instrument!
	6:24pm david_: A man and his lawnmower...
	6:25pm G: Here's another of the many vocalists Axl Rose patterned himself after.
	6:25pm Fredericks: Hope Nazareth doesn't have a sax solo!
	6:26pm david_: Somewhere within him Fabio has love for this Nazareth...
	6:27pm sFrances from VA: Fabio: It's ok to like Foetus and Nazareth.
	6:27pm Matt from Springfield: @G: YES. Nazareth, AC/DC, Humble Pie, many high register full power metal male vocalists in the mix.
	6:27pm Carmichael: And Conrad Schnitzler and ABBA.
	6:29pm Matt from Springfield: @Carm: The problem isn't so much pitting Conrad Schnitzler against ABBA--it's like pitting Conrad Schnitzler against Rick Dees!
	6:29pm sFrances from VA: On the other hand: this. is. beyond. Just.beyond.
	6:29pm G: @Matt: I mean, I've heard so much more GnR running up and down the radio dial in the last 20 years that the Naz vocals sounded weirdly like Axl R., A LOT -- but OF COURSE it's totally the other way round...
	6:30pm Matt from Springfield: @G: I'm younger, so I first heard Nazareth as "a 70s GnR"..of course GnR is really an 80s Nazareth!! :D
	6:30pm Night Al: I grabbed his mike stand to fast at one of his load outs and his echoplex tube whipped spittle in my mouth. Not cool.
	6:31pm Fredericks: Sounds like when I stopped listening to Humble Pie.
	6:31pm Matt from Springfield: CAMEL!! Nice proggy band with nice Arista production. Learned them courtesy of DJ Julie! #BringBackTheTriumvirate
	6:33pm Matt from Springfield: The only good reason to cell phone record a concert instead of immersing yourself into the concert, is if you're on the lookout for the singer to fall off stage or get attacked on stage (Biebz! ;) And, you only need ONE audience member to do that.
	6:34pm Nate: What's Fabio talking about?
	6:34pm God: Thanks, Clay, for bringing out Fabio's humanity
	6:35pm dale: j.d. blackfoot plays the indian part, but hes not indian
	6:35pm InBrkly: Once I was at a beer garden with long tables and there was a pause in conversation. I glanced up the length of the table, and everyone one was holding up their phone and showing something to the person across from them. I thought the universe was about to collapse.
	6:35pm Night Al: gonna slow talk the intro...
	6:35pm paul b: Lighters for concerts. Yeah there's an App for that: itunes.apple.com...
	6:36pm Nate: I would love to be able to say that and afford that. Taxi song. . .
	6:37pm Matt from Springfield: @InBrkly: Whoa, the phone images didn't shatter against each other, creating at least a force field??
	6:38pm Fredericks: Now, This Blackfoot shouldn't be talked over.
	6:38pm sFrances from VA: ooooh I like this.
	6:39pm Night Al: Hovercraft has been cited as one of the most abrasive, non-commercial sounding bands ever to receive major-label distribution for its albums.
	6:39pm northguineahills: I remember hovercraft.
	6:39pm kata: haha, I used to see Hovercraft often when I first moved to Seattle in 1996. They showed films while they played which was very unusual at the time. Was a great live experience.
	6:39pm kata: hi you guys ! How ya been ?
	6:40pm Matt from Springfield: Hi kata!
	6:40pm Clay Pigeon: Reading your comments. I have a cold and 4 1/2 hours sleep. Feel great though kinda.
	6:41pm Carmichael: I am a huge Camel fan. I'm not huge, but I like Camel a lot.
	6:42pm kata: I have lost most of my privacy at work so I am all over the place here, listen when I can ! Hope you feel better Clay. Lemon/ ginger/ apple cider vinegar / honey !
	6:42pm Matt from Springfield: Dio! Slayer! Anthrax! Diane Kamikaze assortment of bands. @Carm: Diddo here! :)
	6:42pm sFrances from VA: Hope you feel beter soon, Clay.
	6:42pm Night Al: The Club Detroit just re-opened...hmmmm.
	6:43pm G: Check out the 9-11 tower jumper tribute song on Camel's 2002 Nod and a Wink, song title "For Today" (10 minutes plus)
	6:43pm Carmichael: You're not huge either, Matt?
	6:44pm kata: omg this song used to give me nightmares as a kid - thanks for playing 'Shout at the Devil' Clay !
	6:44pm G: Clay always gravitates in that Spinal Tap direction every so often :)
	6:45pm Clay Pigeon: This LP always rocks.
	6:45pm Matt from Springfield: @Carm: I'm huge in the Philippines (#5 on their pop chart this week), but then again, who isn't??
	6:46pm Todd76Pct: Hovercraft was a buzz band for a hot mid-90's minute, mostly because Beth Liebling, a founding member, was married to Eddie Vedder, who sometimes guested on drums. Had the misfortune of playing the Knitting Factory in the 90's w/ an improv band the same packed-to-the-gills night they were making their NYC debut there...
	6:46pm G: How could he leave this behind??? :)
	6:46pm Night Al: Jase the Ace got married yeterday to a woman he met while touring with Jon Oliva's Pain in England. She's nice. They had their reception at the old Quarterdeck last night and I jammed with Dana Piper, Joe Diaz and Jason Jennings. Felt good.
	6:47pm Matt from Springfield: Nachum Segal!!
	6:47pm kata: hey this doesn't sound like Shout at the Devil
	6:51pm Nate: I love it when Clay throws us all off with Electronica! Forge into the future my man!
	6:51pm Matt from Springfield: Spoooooooky organ! :)
	6:52pm Night Al: The piano's easy but the organ's hard...
	6:52pm davefromknoxville: Clay! I am listening live for the first time in a year! GREAT TUNES.
	6:52pm Carmichael: I just don't know what to say to a song like this.
	6:53pm Matt from Springfield: Spoooooooky Hammond V3! :)
	6:54pm Carmichael: That's a B3, Matt. Like Booker T played on Green Onions.
	6:54pm Matt from Springfield: From Philly, natch. Thanks Carm!
	6:57pm sFrances from VA: Take good care of yourself, Clay & feel better! Have a great weekend, y'all.
	6:57pm God: Some chicken soup and shut eye. Plan on you being around for a long time. I'll be listening.
	6:57pm Night Al: In November 2012 Rundgren again collaborated with the Dutch Metropole Orchestra. Can't wait to listen to it.
	6:58pm Matt from Springfield: Aww, time to go already! Fun show Clay, I'll check out the story at the beginning! You too Frances, have a great weekend everyone! AR!

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from May 9, 2013

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