WFMU: The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from April 10, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:04pm kat330: Hey, Clay and all! Off to prepare dinner, but listening.
	6:05pm david_: hi, all. that IS how love goes.
	6:05pm Cecile: Clay, this isn't Daddy's Home. Also, except for a couple of Michael solo albums, I prefer the J-5 together to separate. I think the Jackson you missed was Jackie, the oldest.
	6:05pm still b/p: The Germaine song'd be a bit better, I think, if it had more of the Motown musician and recording style of a few years earlier, if that makes sense.
	6:07pm dale: i already microwaved my dinner, so i'm all in.
	6:07pm still b/p: That's Jermaine...Jackson, not Greer, whatevah.
	6:08pm Cecile: fusion sucks. That's why.
	6:08pm Ralphine: I liked Bill Connors, the original Return to Forever guitarist, better than Al DiMeola.
	6:08pm david_: no Jaco Pastorius for Fabio?
	6:09pm Andrew Waterloo: astutely technical
	6:09pm Davis: i think the ecm scene lacks soul
	6:09pm Cecile: I liked pop-fusion when it was funky.
	6:10pm Ralphine: Like Headhunters?
	6:10pm Whooda: Ginger Baker made the transition from a jazz drummer to a rock drummer.
	6:10pm Cecile: yeah, Ralphine. stuff with a groove. Simpler stuff.
	6:12pm Cecile: The Ludacris school of foreign policy.
	6:12pm Cecile: MOVE! GET OUTTA THE WAY!
	6:12pm david_: "Lead, follow or step aside." Also, "hard right, not Bud Lite." Love Tugboat.
	6:13pm Ralphine: I think I mentioned before that I got turned onto fusion by seeing Herbie Hancock and Chick Corea on Soundstage back in 1974. They did a duet of Someday My Prince Will Come, and Herbie's synthesizer got away from him pretty badly at one point.
	6:13pm gibbon man: Godfrey just touched me. love the chat guys x x x
	6:13pm Oscar: tugboat needs to be the next dusty fill-in
	6:14pm Oscar: fabio using clay's real name on the air
	6:14pm Cecile: The Detroit PIstons entry song. hahahaha
	6:15pm marmalade kitty: EUROPE :D
	6:16pm Ralphine: Can't hear Final Countdown without thinking of Gob Bluth.
	6:16pm still b/p: Never could take this music seriously for even the thinnest slice of a second.
	6:16pm david_: I want music like this Europe song to come back, unironically. How long will it take? Or has it already begun?
	6:16pm Cecile: he owns that song now, Ralphine.
	6:17pm dale: here's tonight's space station sighting information for the hudson valley. i'm sure it's close to the same for jersey city and manhattan Thu Apr 10 7:54 PM, Visible: 3 min, Max Height: 47 degrees, Appears: N, Disappears: NE
	6:17pm Cecile: david, you need to hang out with power metal fans.
	6:17pm Andrew Waterloo: Fusion seemed to usher in that extreme crisp 80s studio production style and unfortunately that has stuck to most contemporary jazz.
	6:18pm david_: Put a quarter in the hate pig, Clay ;)
	6:18pm marmalade kitty: Royalties on final countdown must be huge..
	6:19pm Bas NL: Long time not heard, but 'The Final Countdown' is really a great track. Kind of forgot about it!
	6:19pm Cecile: it is a sweet piece of cheese, Bas.
	6:20pm david_: that was my next thought, Cecile, I realized they've never gone away.
	6:20pm Cecile: It's corny, but it makes me smile.
	6:20pm Ralphine: Don't give up on jazz without hearing Hiromi Uehara.
	6:20pm Whooda: The term "Jazz" is not concrete. There is Harlem Jazz, Dixieland jazz, freejazz, classical jazz, the term is confusing.
	6:20pm Davis: david, i dont think irony has any place in listening to music , if it grabs you , then it does,
	6:21pm Bas NL: He, he.. and i just found it in my 7'' collection.. ;)
	6:21pm dale: listener - take us out with a list of jazz artists while i mike you down....
	6:21pm Night Owl: Happy birthday today to ... Bunny Livingston Wailer 1947 - Musician, singer, songwriter (Bob Marley and the Wailers) Brian Setzer 1959 - Musician (Stray Cats) Katrina Leskanich 1960 - Singer (Katrina and the Waves) Shemekia Copeland 1979 - Blues singer Harry Morgan 1915 - Actor ("MAS*H")
	6:22pm r i s k y: Love you clay!
	6:23pm dale: goshen - ORANGE COUNTY REPRESENTS!
	6:24pm Davis: reo speedwagon- another non ironic few great singles
	6:24pm Ralphine: The thing about music is that if I really like a song, I can't imagine why anyone else wouldn't like it and if I really dislike a song, I can't imagine how anyone else could possibly like it. I don't feel that strongly about any other art form.
	6:25pm Cecile: Ornette was a gateway to me to dig swing. I work backwards.
	6:26pm Ralphine: I read DownBeat in high school, too, Mr. Pigeon. I liked Leonard Feather's blindfold tests.
	6:27pm Cecile: I memorized whole issues of the Stereo Review record review section. DownBeat came later
	6:27pm iris: Any chance of hearing Billie Holiday, Clay? Her birthday just passed and I celebrated by listening to her all day. She got me into jazz.
	6:27pm dale: now i wanna hear some gino vanelli
	6:27pm david_: See, I'd think the guy who said he worried a lot would find an escape in the relative freedom of jazz...
	6:28pm Andrew Waterloo: I don't think it's the improv that bothers people as much as the overwhealming nature of it.
	6:28pm dale: hell's kitchen had some great transvestite hookers on the corners at night.
	6:29pm Ralphine: I read Stereo Review, too, but for the equipment reviews. A guy named Julian Hirsch comes to mind.
	6:29pm Cecile: Yes, it is that far away.
	6:29pm dale: 'whip it baby' came out of tulsa?
	6:30pm Cecile: It did, as did Burn Rubber, and Early in the Morning.
	6:30pm david_: that is true, andrew, and many people fundamentally don't get/hear the structure of jazz...
	6:31pm dale: a 2 inch beveled sash brush is a painter's best friend
	6:31pm Andrew Waterloo: My go to is On the Corner
	6:32pm Andrew Waterloo: @david... the funny thing is the same people will also be bothered by regimentation of techno and house
	6:32pm Cecile: Darryl Stuermer. Why do I know this?
	6:33pm Whooda: @dale that's my favorite brush and a Purdy at that.
	6:33pm Cecile: anyway, I gotta go. Clay you can take umbrage in 3...2...1...
	6:33pm Davis: the news is govt controlled propaganda
	6:34pm Davis: in the uk anyway
	6:34pm r i s k y: I love this show very much.
	6:34pm david_: great miles davis doc about fusion era if you haven't seen it already: dangerousminds.net...
	6:35pm david_: good point, andrew
	6:35pm Whooda: @Davis. That is true and literal: disinformation, propaganda and superficial entertainment.
	6:35pm dale: whooda - i hit a closeout type store (ollies) and they had a whole bunch of purdy brushes. bought all the sash brushes they had at like $1.99 each. i'm good for a while
	6:36pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): I am cooking chili and none of this family crap is going to get anyone a free dinner.
	6:36pm Night Owl: Stephen Colbert to take over ‘Late Show' following Letterman retirement
	6:37pm dale: 'fmu is that candy dish with all the hard candies stuck together in one giant clump
	6:37pm Rev. Turnip Druid: You coulda been a starburst...
	6:37pm Rev. Turnip Druid: alfred jarry
	6:38pm Whooda: @dale, I've had mine since the mid 80's. It doesn't get much use but it's always ready to make magic. Great score on those brushes. I once worked at Home Depot in the paint department and we kept the Purdy brushes under lock and key. hahaha
	6:40pm dale: a friend hired me to paint a couple of bedrooms. i got there and he said he had to go buy the paint 'but it'll take you a day to tape off the trim.' i told him i don't do that and had to describe cutting in and he wasn't believing me til he saw it.
	6:40pm iris: Yeah! Go ahead Clay!
	6:40pm Night Owl: A full lunar eclipse will occur early Tuesday morning, darkening the full moon and possibly tinting it a reddish hue that causes some to call it a "Blood Moon". For nearly an hour and a half, the moon will be dimmed and possibly appearing a copper color because of sunlight bent by the atmosphere. The total eclipse begins around 3 a.m. EST and ends around 4:30 a.m., with the moon at its dimmest at 3:46 a.m.
	6:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: A great champion of absinthe, that Jarry. Which probably explains everything.
	6:42pm dale: EVERY clothing and show store on the upper west side blasted bamboleo out their doors in 1988
	6:42pm david_: i love that feeling where you don't remember if you last heard a song last week or 20 years ago
	6:43pm Whooda: @Night Owl are you sure? I think the eclipes was night before last and the red moon is on the 15th. I saw the last half of the eclipes Tuesday night. Is there going to be another eclipse?
	6:43pm Davis: jeeze, the soundtrack to catering jobs in the 90s
	6:45pm Davis: i thought it was going to be i cant fight that feeling anymore by reo speedwagon
	6:45pm Fredericks: Exploits and Opinions of Dr Faustroll Pataphysician
	6:46pm Joe: articles.chicagotribune.com... A write up in the Chicago Tribune for Ubu Raw
	6:47pm Night Owl: Trying to decide whether or not to spend the $60 to see Yes this summer. Yes will perform 1971′s Fragile in its entirety as well as every track from 1972′s Close To The Edge, followed by an encore of the band’s greatest hits and material off their new studio album, Heaven and Earth, which is due on July 8. Bassist Chris Squire, guitarist Steve Howe, drummer Alan White, keyboardist Geoff Downes and singer Jon Davison ... no Jon Anderson.
	6:47pm david_: there are Roma in the US
	6:48pm Whooda: @Night Owl that sounds like the deal of the century! All you need are a few srooms and you'll have a lifetime memory.
	6:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: "false memory syndrome" --- if it wasn't for that, I'd have no life at all...
	6:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: The Blood Moon eclipse is next week (April 15).
	6:49pm dale: night owl - does that $60 include the travel and food? going to see a show ends up costing a coupla' hundred these days
	6:50pm dale: stefan is her 'mystery date'
	6:50pm Whooda: @Ken / Night Owl thanks. That is GREAT news.
	6:50pm Night Owl: @Whooda This Tuesday morning ... just read the news .... news.nationalgeographic.com...
	6:51pm Listener John from NJ: It never occurred to me until you sang a little, Mr. Pigeon, that in the song "Sweet City Woman" (by the Stampeders, I now know!) may be singing "C'est bon, c'est bon, bon, bon, c'est bon" etc., instead of just making those rhythmic sounds. Am I right maybe?
	6:53pm davex: Enjoyed the laid-back call-in show, guys! Have a good night, everyone...
	6:53pm mariano: Clay! Playing one of my faves, one of my running songs, never fails to pick up the pace.
	6:54pm still b/p: My player suddenly looped this portion four times: "Not a long road trip, a little road trip. Dig into your heart: You love FMU?"
	6:57pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): I got a Groupon for Yes. That's what it's come to.
	6:57pm Night Owl: It's 54 in NYC and 76 in St Pete.
	6:58pm dale: i always thought they were singing boom -she boom....
	6:58pm Night Owl: Laissez les bons temps rouler
	6:59pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): I want the Night Owl ticker app.
	7:00pm mariano: Un des meilleurs!
	7:00pm iris: Always fun Clay! My favorite radio show!
	7:00pm Whooda: The caller is trying to bandrupt your hate pig Clay don't fall for it.
	7:01pm Bas NL: Great show Clay!

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from April 10, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments
My Time Now "My Time Now"
Hanging out with Fab "Hanging out with Fab"
I knew that the Jermaine song I played wasn't Daddy's Home. Some listeners asserted that I had played the wrong song. THings were already disjointed and panicky in my mind.
Jermaine Jackson	That's How Love Goes	Jermaine	Motown	1972	LP	my rex have been sounding skratchier than ever lately. really going deep with some of these $1 LPs. It's an understood risk and one well worth taking. However, the skratches, good Lord. I also don't like playing whole songs on an hour show. Too much time when other excitements could be happening.
Chick Corea	Picture 1 "Picture 1" by "Chick Corea"	Piano Improvisations Vol. 1	ECM	1970? 3?	LP	jazztok™ ensues
Closet Fusionists "Closet Fusionists"
Does Vituosity Bore You? dusty@wfmu.org
OMG I'm a blowhard, zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz "OMG I'm a blowhard, zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz"
Tugboat Richie Checkin' In "Tugboat Richie Checkin' In"
Tugboat Richie is a regular caller. He is a tugboat caotain on the Hudson and the East River. These are not the little tugboats one might imagine, rather they are sophisticated ships with all the latest technological gizmology, Tugboat Richie assisted in the evacuation of people from the Wall Street area after the attack on 9-11. A great guy.
Fabio Gave Me A "Europe" Cassette! "Fabio Gave Me A "Europe" Cassette!"
Europe	The Final Countdown "The Final Countdown" by "Europe"	The Final Countdown	Epic	1986	Cassette
A Caller Crashes Europe "A Caller Crashes Europe"
Why Don't You Like Jazz? dusty@wfmu.org
More Countdown "More Countdown"
that hook is HUGE. "that hook is HUGE."
ijdk "ijdk"
The Caller Remains On ... "The Caller Remains On ..."
Jokey "Jokey"
58-year old Guitarist "58-year old Guitarist"
Frustrated with Jazz "Frustrated with Jazz"
Jericho, L.I. "Jericho, L.I."
gaffe "gaffe"
jazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz actually i dig it, but talking about it gets dull, caller was great, though .... "jazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz actually ...
A New Call - J.D. fom Goshen "A New Call - J.D. fom Goshen"
OMG omg zzz kernal miles "OMG omg zzz kernal miles"
I CANT BELIEVE WE ARE STILL TALKING ABOUT JAZZ!
Fab's Take on Improv .... "a sense of freedom."
A Caller from Hell's Kitchen "A Caller from Hell's Kitchen"
Tulsa Times "Tulsa Times"
Fab's Dunlop "Fab's Dunlop"
Tapping That Tender Place "Tapping That Tender Place"
That WFMU Family Feeling ... "That WFMU Family Feeling ..."
A Caller Behind The Wheel "A Caller Behind The Wheel"
UBU i'm lost "UBU i'm lost"
Colbert Discussed "Colbert Discussed"
heartfelt ... much appreciated "heartfelt ... much appreciated"
Pere Ubu vs. Mungo Jerry "Pere Ubu vs. Mungo Jerry"
The Gipsy Kings	Bamboleo "Bamboleo" by "The Gipsy Kings"			1988	MP3	I Love this
Sarah from Oregon "Sarah from Oregon"
Gipsies at the Fairground "Gipsies at the Fairground"
Soaking Up RADS "Soaking Up RADS"
Uneasy in Front of the Microwave "Uneasy in Front of the Microwave"
In Love With Stephan "In Love With Stephan"
Sarah Dislikes the 90's Music I've Been Playing .... and i liked the primus
REO Speedwagon	Keep On Rollin' "Keep On Rollin'" by "REO Speedwagon"				WAV	MTV broadcast of Live Aid. I kind of like how the guitar is buried and it sounds real makeshift like those charity multi-band fests can be. The band had to play in Milwaukke later in the evening and still Kevin Cronin really goes for it with his singing. I admire that. Not worrying if he's blowing his voice out (like mine is) and the BEach Boys throw in some background vocals ... and the crowd.
FMU DJ's Rachel and Andrea Visit "FMU DJ's Rachel and Andrea Visit"
A Final Caller Shares Some Real Feelings :>)
and that is it ..... always remember ... mickey rooney.

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Listener comments!
	6:04pm kat330: Hey, Clay and all! Off to prepare dinner, but listening.
	6:05pm david_: hi, all. that IS how love goes.
	6:05pm Cecile: Clay, this isn't Daddy's Home. Also, except for a couple of Michael solo albums, I prefer the J-5 together to separate. I think the Jackson you missed was Jackie, the oldest.
	6:05pm still b/p: The Germaine song'd be a bit better, I think, if it had more of the Motown musician and recording style of a few years earlier, if that makes sense.
	6:07pm dale: i already microwaved my dinner, so i'm all in.
	6:07pm still b/p: That's Jermaine...Jackson, not Greer, whatevah.
	6:08pm Cecile: fusion sucks. That's why.
	6:08pm Ralphine: I liked Bill Connors, the original Return to Forever guitarist, better than Al DiMeola.
	6:08pm david_: no Jaco Pastorius for Fabio?
	6:09pm Andrew Waterloo: astutely technical
	6:09pm Davis: i think the ecm scene lacks soul
	6:09pm Cecile: I liked pop-fusion when it was funky.
	6:10pm Ralphine: Like Headhunters?
	6:10pm Whooda: Ginger Baker made the transition from a jazz drummer to a rock drummer.
	6:10pm Cecile: yeah, Ralphine. stuff with a groove. Simpler stuff.
	6:12pm Cecile: The Ludacris school of foreign policy.
	6:12pm Cecile: MOVE! GET OUTTA THE WAY!
	6:12pm david_: "Lead, follow or step aside." Also, "hard right, not Bud Lite." Love Tugboat.
	6:13pm Ralphine: I think I mentioned before that I got turned onto fusion by seeing Herbie Hancock and Chick Corea on Soundstage back in 1974. They did a duet of Someday My Prince Will Come, and Herbie's synthesizer got away from him pretty badly at one point.
	6:13pm gibbon man: Godfrey just touched me. love the chat guys x x x
	6:13pm Oscar: tugboat needs to be the next dusty fill-in
	6:14pm Oscar: fabio using clay's real name on the air
	6:14pm Cecile: The Detroit PIstons entry song. hahahaha
	6:15pm marmalade kitty: EUROPE :D
	6:16pm Ralphine: Can't hear Final Countdown without thinking of Gob Bluth.
	6:16pm still b/p: Never could take this music seriously for even the thinnest slice of a second.
	6:16pm david_: I want music like this Europe song to come back, unironically. How long will it take? Or has it already begun?
	6:16pm Cecile: he owns that song now, Ralphine.
	6:17pm dale: here's tonight's space station sighting information for the hudson valley. i'm sure it's close to the same for jersey city and manhattan Thu Apr 10 7:54 PM, Visible: 3 min, Max Height: 47 degrees, Appears: N, Disappears: NE
	6:17pm Cecile: david, you need to hang out with power metal fans.
	6:17pm Andrew Waterloo: Fusion seemed to usher in that extreme crisp 80s studio production style and unfortunately that has stuck to most contemporary jazz.
	6:18pm david_: Put a quarter in the hate pig, Clay ;)
	6:18pm marmalade kitty: Royalties on final countdown must be huge..
	6:19pm Bas NL: Long time not heard, but 'The Final Countdown' is really a great track. Kind of forgot about it!
	6:19pm Cecile: it is a sweet piece of cheese, Bas.
	6:20pm david_: that was my next thought, Cecile, I realized they've never gone away.
	6:20pm Cecile: It's corny, but it makes me smile.
	6:20pm Ralphine: Don't give up on jazz without hearing Hiromi Uehara.
	6:20pm Whooda: The term "Jazz" is not concrete. There is Harlem Jazz, Dixieland jazz, freejazz, classical jazz, the term is confusing.
	6:20pm Davis: david, i dont think irony has any place in listening to music , if it grabs you , then it does,
	6:21pm Bas NL: He, he.. and i just found it in my 7'' collection.. ;)
	6:21pm dale: listener - take us out with a list of jazz artists while i mike you down....
	6:21pm Night Owl: Happy birthday today to ... Bunny Livingston Wailer 1947 - Musician, singer, songwriter (Bob Marley and the Wailers) Brian Setzer 1959 - Musician (Stray Cats) Katrina Leskanich 1960 - Singer (Katrina and the Waves) Shemekia Copeland 1979 - Blues singer Harry Morgan 1915 - Actor ("MAS*H")
	6:22pm r i s k y: Love you clay!
	6:23pm dale: goshen - ORANGE COUNTY REPRESENTS!
	6:24pm Davis: reo speedwagon- another non ironic few great singles
	6:24pm Ralphine: The thing about music is that if I really like a song, I can't imagine why anyone else wouldn't like it and if I really dislike a song, I can't imagine how anyone else could possibly like it. I don't feel that strongly about any other art form.
	6:25pm Cecile: Ornette was a gateway to me to dig swing. I work backwards.
	6:26pm Ralphine: I read DownBeat in high school, too, Mr. Pigeon. I liked Leonard Feather's blindfold tests.
	6:27pm Cecile: I memorized whole issues of the Stereo Review record review section. DownBeat came later
	6:27pm iris: Any chance of hearing Billie Holiday, Clay? Her birthday just passed and I celebrated by listening to her all day. She got me into jazz.
	6:27pm dale: now i wanna hear some gino vanelli
	6:27pm david_: See, I'd think the guy who said he worried a lot would find an escape in the relative freedom of jazz...
	6:28pm Andrew Waterloo: I don't think it's the improv that bothers people as much as the overwhealming nature of it.
	6:28pm dale: hell's kitchen had some great transvestite hookers on the corners at night.
	6:29pm Ralphine: I read Stereo Review, too, but for the equipment reviews. A guy named Julian Hirsch comes to mind.
	6:29pm Cecile: Yes, it is that far away.
	6:29pm dale: 'whip it baby' came out of tulsa?
	6:30pm Cecile: It did, as did Burn Rubber, and Early in the Morning.
	6:30pm david_: that is true, andrew, and many people fundamentally don't get/hear the structure of jazz...
	6:31pm dale: a 2 inch beveled sash brush is a painter's best friend
	6:31pm Andrew Waterloo: My go to is On the Corner
	6:32pm Andrew Waterloo: @david... the funny thing is the same people will also be bothered by regimentation of techno and house
	6:32pm Cecile: Darryl Stuermer. Why do I know this?
	6:33pm Whooda: @dale that's my favorite brush and a Purdy at that.
	6:33pm Cecile: anyway, I gotta go. Clay you can take umbrage in 3...2...1...
	6:33pm Davis: the news is govt controlled propaganda
	6:34pm Davis: in the uk anyway
	6:34pm r i s k y: I love this show very much.
	6:34pm david_: great miles davis doc about fusion era if you haven't seen it already: dangerousminds.net...
	6:35pm david_: good point, andrew
	6:35pm Whooda: @Davis. That is true and literal: disinformation, propaganda and superficial entertainment.
	6:35pm dale: whooda - i hit a closeout type store (ollies) and they had a whole bunch of purdy brushes. bought all the sash brushes they had at like $1.99 each. i'm good for a while
	6:36pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): I am cooking chili and none of this family crap is going to get anyone a free dinner.
	6:36pm Night Owl: Stephen Colbert to take over ‘Late Show' following Letterman retirement
	6:37pm dale: 'fmu is that candy dish with all the hard candies stuck together in one giant clump
	6:37pm Rev. Turnip Druid: You coulda been a starburst...
	6:37pm Rev. Turnip Druid: alfred jarry
	6:38pm Whooda: @dale, I've had mine since the mid 80's. It doesn't get much use but it's always ready to make magic. Great score on those brushes. I once worked at Home Depot in the paint department and we kept the Purdy brushes under lock and key. hahaha
	6:40pm dale: a friend hired me to paint a couple of bedrooms. i got there and he said he had to go buy the paint 'but it'll take you a day to tape off the trim.' i told him i don't do that and had to describe cutting in and he wasn't believing me til he saw it.
	6:40pm iris: Yeah! Go ahead Clay!
	6:40pm Night Owl: A full lunar eclipse will occur early Tuesday morning, darkening the full moon and possibly tinting it a reddish hue that causes some to call it a "Blood Moon". For nearly an hour and a half, the moon will be dimmed and possibly appearing a copper color because of sunlight bent by the atmosphere. The total eclipse begins around 3 a.m. EST and ends around 4:30 a.m., with the moon at its dimmest at 3:46 a.m.
	6:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: A great champion of absinthe, that Jarry. Which probably explains everything.
	6:42pm dale: EVERY clothing and show store on the upper west side blasted bamboleo out their doors in 1988
	6:42pm david_: i love that feeling where you don't remember if you last heard a song last week or 20 years ago
	6:43pm Whooda: @Night Owl are you sure? I think the eclipes was night before last and the red moon is on the 15th. I saw the last half of the eclipes Tuesday night. Is there going to be another eclipse?
	6:43pm Davis: jeeze, the soundtrack to catering jobs in the 90s
	6:45pm Davis: i thought it was going to be i cant fight that feeling anymore by reo speedwagon
	6:45pm Fredericks: Exploits and Opinions of Dr Faustroll Pataphysician
	6:46pm Joe: articles.chicagotribune.com... A write up in the Chicago Tribune for Ubu Raw
	6:47pm Night Owl: Trying to decide whether or not to spend the $60 to see Yes this summer. Yes will perform 1971′s Fragile in its entirety as well as every track from 1972′s Close To The Edge, followed by an encore of the band’s greatest hits and material off their new studio album, Heaven and Earth, which is due on July 8. Bassist Chris Squire, guitarist Steve Howe, drummer Alan White, keyboardist Geoff Downes and singer Jon Davison ... no Jon Anderson.
	6:47pm david_: there are Roma in the US
	6:48pm Whooda: @Night Owl that sounds like the deal of the century! All you need are a few srooms and you'll have a lifetime memory.
	6:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: "false memory syndrome" --- if it wasn't for that, I'd have no life at all...
	6:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: The Blood Moon eclipse is next week (April 15).
	6:49pm dale: night owl - does that $60 include the travel and food? going to see a show ends up costing a coupla' hundred these days
	6:50pm dale: stefan is her 'mystery date'
	6:50pm Whooda: @Ken / Night Owl thanks. That is GREAT news.
	6:50pm Night Owl: @Whooda This Tuesday morning ... just read the news .... news.nationalgeographic.com...
	6:51pm Listener John from NJ: It never occurred to me until you sang a little, Mr. Pigeon, that in the song "Sweet City Woman" (by the Stampeders, I now know!) may be singing "C'est bon, c'est bon, bon, bon, c'est bon" etc., instead of just making those rhythmic sounds. Am I right maybe?
	6:53pm davex: Enjoyed the laid-back call-in show, guys! Have a good night, everyone...
	6:53pm mariano: Clay! Playing one of my faves, one of my running songs, never fails to pick up the pace.
	6:54pm still b/p: My player suddenly looped this portion four times: "Not a long road trip, a little road trip. Dig into your heart: You love FMU?"
	6:57pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): I got a Groupon for Yes. That's what it's come to.
	6:57pm Night Owl: It's 54 in NYC and 76 in St Pete.
	6:58pm dale: i always thought they were singing boom -she boom....
	6:58pm Night Owl: Laissez les bons temps rouler
	6:59pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): I want the Night Owl ticker app.
	7:00pm mariano: Un des meilleurs!
	7:00pm iris: Always fun Clay! My favorite radio show!
	7:00pm Whooda: The caller is trying to bandrupt your hate pig Clay don't fall for it.
	7:01pm Bas NL: Great show Clay!

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from April 10, 2014

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