WFMU: Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from November 1, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:25am Guido from Cologne: Julia Holter! One of the real great concerts last year. ... and Barbara Lewis anyway. Good morning Jeffrey!
	6:32am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Jeffrey,and hello, GfC.
	6:34am Guido from Cologne: Hello Sem!
	6:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tzag Folk ! - be ye old-timey or avant...
	6:45am Sem Chumbo: Mornin', RevRab. Wet and cold all over the neighbourhood this a.m..www.intellicast.com...
	6:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - not impossible (...cough - whisper...) - the white stuff could be sighted here today they say ; I'm sure it's below freezing in the air above ...yerknow Sem - lookin' @ Googlemaps or such, I thot I were about 1/2-way & a touch to the Left twixt yerseslf & FMU-land - but looking @ a flat map in my hands, it looks that'd put you in Maine & you're surely further...perhaps I will figure this out...
	6:58am Sem Chumbo: Eastport, ME is handy enough to Digby Neck, that southwest peninsula of basalt which looks like it wants to separate from Nova Scotia...
	6:59am testingwithfire: Feliz Día de los Muertos a todos. Not sorry to say gbye to Rocktober (i live near Salem, MA)
	7:01am Guido from Cologne: Hard to believe, but i'm sitting on my balcony. Well, very unusual autumn temperatures here.
	7:04am Sem Chumbo: @Guido: how I envy that!
	7:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...okay - I'm 275.9 mi to FMU-land as the car flies reportedly ...that Charalambides - wow; anybody thinks such 'minimal' delicate interaction easy I invite them to try; reminds me a tiny bit of 'It Was a Pleasure Then' by essentially the Velvets on Nico solo...
	7:15am Sem Chumbo: @RevRab: for a car which does not fly, the route from here to Monty Hawww.google.ca..., FYI:
	7:17am TDK60: Mornin'. Darkness lifting in NYC.
	7:17am doca: Hi, all. Happy All Saints' Day for all! (For some reason I love the liturgical calendar). It's a lazy overcast Saturday morning here and I've already decided I'm not going to do anything useful today. Yay!
	7:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& I'm 530.5 mi to Digby Neck as the car & presumably ferry fly: granted, a fairly circuitous route ! ; say rather - ? - I'm closer to FMU's Longitude & your Latitude (neither quite) - being the landlocked outpost in the hills of a triangle we make...lemme check your link here...
	7:18am doca: I'm on the antipodae
	7:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @doca: Being into Astrology & such - I see All Saints as a later appropriation of earlier observances (Samhain, Dia de los Muertos, &tc.) - so my argument would be we respond to the Ancient & the Natural Cycles.
	7:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...of course - closer to the Equator (?) - Seasons mean less ! (?) ...
	7:23am doca: @RRN63: Yeah all those Catholic feasts are appropriations of earlier pagan stuff (or even things later, like some feasts on Latin America which are translations of things the Incas and Mayas did). But what I like is that the days have names and they are suppposedly different from each other, each having its own rituals and observances. It's a different concept of time from our own in which each day is just continuing the previous day and an anticipation of the next one.
	7:27am TDK60: Should be a heart next to my name. But, the post office has screwed up lots of my letters lately. They disappear! Bad service.
	7:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - but of course each Culture had it's own Calendar, & thus it's own Astrology - it's own way of relating Society to the Heavens. Some of the ones in Mexico & South America were easily among the most remarkable & well-developed of the Ancient World - & already had all that in spades (entire Cities - & more - arranged in alignment to the Sky) - all Traditions largely decimated by the Conquistadors, of course. ...btw: fantastic pickers DJ JD !
	7:36am doca: How can a guitar produce so much SOUND?
	7:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...12 strings, 10 fingers, 20+ frets - & overtones beyond number...The Guitar is quite a strange little device !
	7:40am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Halloween survivors!
	7:43am Sem Chumbo: @KfHP:Halloween here is just the same since the trick and treaters stopped burning wooden covered bridges and tipping over outhouses ;-(
	7:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: On Dia de los Muertos - we should perhaps remember, commune w/, & honor those who have passed. Every culture in the World believed this time here in ♏Scorpio was when the veil between worlds was thinnest.
	7:45am TDK60: I love 12-string guitars. I've played them, a bit difficult with more to deal with.
	7:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - 12s = twice as much tuning ! - & 2xs the finger pressure...John McLaughlin sure machine-gunned notes out of 'em...sheesh. - Fantastic set here ! ♏Scorpio more or less represents what's unexpressed in the subconscious - so various things come out - be it aggro / Social discontent, eros (the Halloween as Sexy debate) or spirituality...it's all in there.
	7:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the one time I fiddled w/ a sitar - my cheap acoustic 6-string afterwords sure seemed like a dumb brick ! ...
	7:54am Sem Chumbo: @ RevRab, of course one of the truly great explorations of the Day of the Dead, and the issues you cite above, and quite a few more, are all contained in the Lowry novel, Under the Volcano. Layer upon layer upon layer of reference, allusion,mythology...still reading it again and again after all these years.
	7:55am JohnEBGood: I love songs like this. It sounds like me grooving on a 6 string. Or is it Pete Townshend. "Is it me for a moment?"
	7:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - argh ! Too much to read !! : ) - I'm a Wh♂ nut ; Pete touches something in the Collective - doesn't he ? - Nice to have the day bookended w/ Xylouris White ! ...
	8:15am Jack: Morning, folks! Got up late. In re: Under the Volcano. Wiki sez: The novel was the inspiration for the 1971 song "The Consul At Sunset" by Jack Bruce and Pete Brown.
	8:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'm gonna ☆ this episode ! : it's just delivered too well already w/ pickers & songsters & moods ! ...then I'm gonna get ready fer Werk & leave some damn oxygen on the Comments here for others ! : )
	8:33am dennis diken: Jeffrey, enjoying the show!
	8:37am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Dennis, Rev Rabbit, Jack, JohnEBGood, Sem, TDK60, Ken, doca, Guido, testingwithfire!
	8:39am ?: Thank you, @JD!
	8:40am doca: ops, thank you, @JD
	8:40am Sem Chumbo: Than you, Jeffrey, this show has paired well with the mood of the day here. Very much appreciated!
	8:41am Sem Chumbo: @jack:thx for the tip, looking into it now :-)
	8:50am Jack: Sem, thanks for the book recommendation. It's on my list.
	8:51am TDK60: That O'Death is eerie! Suppose it should be with that name. Fits this gray Day of the Dead.
	10:34am pg: Not feeling Wilco either. did u see the doc?

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from November 1, 2014

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Folk; old-timey; blues; psych, avant and acid folk old and new; ambient and electronic; lots of guitar; detours elsewhere.

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November 1, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Tape	Repose "Repose" by "Tape"	Casino	Hapna	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Cheer	Every Forest Has Its Shadow	Static Traps	Alec Cheer	0:05:47 (Pop-up)
Equilibrium	Oslo From Above "Oslo From Above" by "Equilibrium"	Liquid Light	Songlines	0:10:12 (Pop-up)
Agnes Obel	Arches "Arches" by "Agnes Obel"	Aventine	Play It Again Sam	0:16:09 (Pop-up)
Julia Holter	Hello Stranger "Hello Stranger" by "Julia Holter"	Don't Make Me Over/Hello Stranger	Domino	0:17:55 (Pop-up)
Nick Castro & The Young Elders	Picolina	Nick Castro & The Young Elders	Strange Attractors	0:23:59 (Pop-up)
Aritomo	Flor que se da "Flor que se da" by "Aritomo"	La Flor De Mi Tulpa	Hakanairo	0:28:45 (Pop-up)
Su Wai	Mya Mann Giri (Palace at Mandalay Hill)	Gita Pon Yeik	Mississippi/Little Axe	0:31:49 (Pop-up)
Antique Brothers	Grizzlies at Dawn	Bears in the Woods, Volume 1	House of Alchemy	0:36:22 (Pop-up)
Lars Greve	Breidablik (excerpt: side B, track 1)	Breidablik	Hiatus	0:45:28 (Pop-up)
Charalambides	Voice Within "Voice Within" by "Charalambides"	Unknown Spin	Kranky	0:54:28 (Pop-up)

Ryley Walker	Twin Oaks, Pt. II "Twin Oaks, Pt. II" by "Ryley Walker"	All Kinds of You	Tompkins Square	1:13:20 (Pop-up)
Mike Fekete	Dakota Territory Blues	Dakota Territory Blues	Mike Fekete	1:18:16 (Pop-up)
Kyle Dawkins	Conasauga "Conasauga" by "Kyle Dawkins"	Conasauga	Solponticello	1:27:54 (Pop-up)
Jerry Hionis	As I Leave, So I Long to Return Home	Arrakian Circle Dances	Jerry Hionis	1:32:29 (Pop-up)
Xylouris White	Psarandonis Syrto "Psarandonis Syrto" by "Xylouris White"	Goats	Other Music Recording Co.	1:40:33 (Pop-up)
Chris Forsyth & The Solar Motel Band	Paris Song	Intensity Ghost	No Quarter	1:45:03 (Pop-up)
Steve Mann	Gospel Tune "Gospel Tune" by "Steve Mann"	Elephant Songs & Cow Cow Blues	Blue Goose	1:51:59 (Pop-up)

Joan Shelley	Moss & Marrow "Moss & Marrow" by "Joan Shelley"	Electric Ursa	No Quarter	2:01:04 (Pop-up)
Lloyd Cole	Myrtle and Rose "Myrtle and Rose" by "Lloyd Cole"	Standards	Omnivore Recordings	2:04:58 (Pop-up)
Caitlin Canty	Businessman "Businessman" by "Caitlin Canty"	Golden Hour	Caitlin Canty	2:10:13 (Pop-up)
Kevin Morby	Bloodsucker "Bloodsucker" by "Kevin Morby"	Still Life with Rejects from the Land of Misfitoys	Woodsist	2:13:09 (Pop-up)
Alex Lukeman	Alberta, Let Your Hair Hang Low	What's On My Mind	Aravel	2:17:31 (Pop-up)
Lucinda Williams	This Old Heartache	Where the Spirit Meets the Bone	Highway 20	2:20:29 (Pop-up)
Maggie Björklund	Bottom of the Well	Shaken	Bloodshot	2:25:27 (Pop-up)
Stephen Ambrose	Mary "Mary" by "Stephen Ambrose"	Gypsy Moth	Barnaby	2:28:32 (Pop-up)
Down Like Silver	Have I Loved "Have I Loved" by "Down Like Silver"	Down Like Silver	Down Like Silver	2:33:17 (Pop-up)
Alice Gerrard	Strange Land "Strange Land" by "Alice Gerrard"	Follow the Music	Tompkins Square	2:36:36 (Pop-up)
Terry Allen	What of Alicia "What of Alicia" by "Terry Allen"	Juarez	Fate	2:39:31 (Pop-up)
O'Death	All is Light "All is Light" by "O'Death"	Out of Hands We Go	Northern Spy	2:44:42 (Pop-up)
Whiskeytown	Inn Town "Inn Town" by "Whiskeytown"	Strangers Almanac	Outpost Recordings	2:47:53 (Pop-up)
Lonnie Glosson	Arkansas Hard Luck Blues	Corn Dodgers & Hoss Hair Pullers: Arkansas at 78 RPM (V/A)	Dust-To-Digital	2:53:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:25am Guido from Cologne: Julia Holter! One of the real great concerts last year. ... and Barbara Lewis anyway. Good morning Jeffrey!
	6:32am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Jeffrey,and hello, GfC.
	6:34am Guido from Cologne: Hello Sem!
	6:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tzag Folk ! - be ye old-timey or avant...
	6:45am Sem Chumbo: Mornin', RevRab. Wet and cold all over the neighbourhood this a.m..www.intellicast.com...
	6:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - not impossible (...cough - whisper...) - the white stuff could be sighted here today they say ; I'm sure it's below freezing in the air above ...yerknow Sem - lookin' @ Googlemaps or such, I thot I were about 1/2-way & a touch to the Left twixt yerseslf & FMU-land - but looking @ a flat map in my hands, it looks that'd put you in Maine & you're surely further...perhaps I will figure this out...
	6:58am Sem Chumbo: Eastport, ME is handy enough to Digby Neck, that southwest peninsula of basalt which looks like it wants to separate from Nova Scotia...
	6:59am testingwithfire: Feliz Día de los Muertos a todos. Not sorry to say gbye to Rocktober (i live near Salem, MA)
	7:01am Guido from Cologne: Hard to believe, but i'm sitting on my balcony. Well, very unusual autumn temperatures here.
	7:04am Sem Chumbo: @Guido: how I envy that!
	7:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...okay - I'm 275.9 mi to FMU-land as the car flies reportedly ...that Charalambides - wow; anybody thinks such 'minimal' delicate interaction easy I invite them to try; reminds me a tiny bit of 'It Was a Pleasure Then' by essentially the Velvets on Nico solo...
	7:15am Sem Chumbo: @RevRab: for a car which does not fly, the route from here to Monty Hawww.google.ca..., FYI:
	7:17am TDK60: Mornin'. Darkness lifting in NYC.
	7:17am doca: Hi, all. Happy All Saints' Day for all! (For some reason I love the liturgical calendar). It's a lazy overcast Saturday morning here and I've already decided I'm not going to do anything useful today. Yay!
	7:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& I'm 530.5 mi to Digby Neck as the car & presumably ferry fly: granted, a fairly circuitous route ! ; say rather - ? - I'm closer to FMU's Longitude & your Latitude (neither quite) - being the landlocked outpost in the hills of a triangle we make...lemme check your link here...
	7:18am doca: I'm on the antipodae
	7:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @doca: Being into Astrology & such - I see All Saints as a later appropriation of earlier observances (Samhain, Dia de los Muertos, &tc.) - so my argument would be we respond to the Ancient & the Natural Cycles.
	7:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...of course - closer to the Equator (?) - Seasons mean less ! (?) ...
	7:23am doca: @RRN63: Yeah all those Catholic feasts are appropriations of earlier pagan stuff (or even things later, like some feasts on Latin America which are translations of things the Incas and Mayas did). But what I like is that the days have names and they are suppposedly different from each other, each having its own rituals and observances. It's a different concept of time from our own in which each day is just continuing the previous day and an anticipation of the next one.
	7:27am TDK60: Should be a heart next to my name. But, the post office has screwed up lots of my letters lately. They disappear! Bad service.
	7:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - but of course each Culture had it's own Calendar, & thus it's own Astrology - it's own way of relating Society to the Heavens. Some of the ones in Mexico & South America were easily among the most remarkable & well-developed of the Ancient World - & already had all that in spades (entire Cities - & more - arranged in alignment to the Sky) - all Traditions largely decimated by the Conquistadors, of course. ...btw: fantastic pickers DJ JD !
	7:36am doca: How can a guitar produce so much SOUND?
	7:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...12 strings, 10 fingers, 20+ frets - & overtones beyond number...The Guitar is quite a strange little device !
	7:40am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Halloween survivors!
	7:43am Sem Chumbo: @KfHP:Halloween here is just the same since the trick and treaters stopped burning wooden covered bridges and tipping over outhouses ;-(
	7:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: On Dia de los Muertos - we should perhaps remember, commune w/, & honor those who have passed. Every culture in the World believed this time here in ♏Scorpio was when the veil between worlds was thinnest.
	7:45am TDK60: I love 12-string guitars. I've played them, a bit difficult with more to deal with.
	7:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - 12s = twice as much tuning ! - & 2xs the finger pressure...John McLaughlin sure machine-gunned notes out of 'em...sheesh. - Fantastic set here ! ♏Scorpio more or less represents what's unexpressed in the subconscious - so various things come out - be it aggro / Social discontent, eros (the Halloween as Sexy debate) or spirituality...it's all in there.
	7:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the one time I fiddled w/ a sitar - my cheap acoustic 6-string afterwords sure seemed like a dumb brick ! ...
	7:54am Sem Chumbo: @ RevRab, of course one of the truly great explorations of the Day of the Dead, and the issues you cite above, and quite a few more, are all contained in the Lowry novel, Under the Volcano. Layer upon layer upon layer of reference, allusion,mythology...still reading it again and again after all these years.
	7:55am JohnEBGood: I love songs like this. It sounds like me grooving on a 6 string. Or is it Pete Townshend. "Is it me for a moment?"
	7:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - argh ! Too much to read !! : ) - I'm a Wh♂ nut ; Pete touches something in the Collective - doesn't he ? - Nice to have the day bookended w/ Xylouris White ! ...
	8:15am Jack: Morning, folks! Got up late. In re: Under the Volcano. Wiki sez: The novel was the inspiration for the 1971 song "The Consul At Sunset" by Jack Bruce and Pete Brown.
	8:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'm gonna ☆ this episode ! : it's just delivered too well already w/ pickers & songsters & moods ! ...then I'm gonna get ready fer Werk & leave some damn oxygen on the Comments here for others ! : )
	8:33am dennis diken: Jeffrey, enjoying the show!
	8:37am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Dennis, Rev Rabbit, Jack, JohnEBGood, Sem, TDK60, Ken, doca, Guido, testingwithfire!
	8:39am ?: Thank you, @JD!
	8:40am doca: ops, thank you, @JD
	8:40am Sem Chumbo: Than you, Jeffrey, this show has paired well with the mood of the day here. Very much appreciated!
	8:41am Sem Chumbo: @jack:thx for the tip, looking into it now :-)
	8:50am Jack: Sem, thanks for the book recommendation. It's on my list.
	8:51am TDK60: That O'Death is eerie! Suppose it should be with that name. Fits this gray Day of the Dead.
	10:34am pg: Not feeling Wilco either. did u see the doc?

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from November 1, 2014

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