WFMU: Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from November 22, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:08am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Jeffrey! When will the Vashti interview be up?
	6:14am BEAVO: Good morning. Bob Carpenter interesting, lived in voice.
	6:15am Jeffrey Davison: Vashti interview will air in the 8-9:00 hour. It runs about 51 minutes.
	6:15am ghostofpeterfalk: Good morning Jeffrey. Great start to your show. Very much looking forward to Vashti Bunyan. I lived in Scotland for 12 years and saw her play in Glasgow in early 2007. Her speaking and singing voice give me shivers. A beautiful new record too. Enjoy your conversation.
	6:15am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Jeffrey and GfC. Hiya, BeaVo. Diggin' the show's lovely start.
	6:22am Brian in UK: Hello Jeffrey. What-ho Sem, gopf (I have a Peugeot too, the electronics are ghostly).
	6:28am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Brian. Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho, I suppose. Peugot? The French ought to stick to cheese, it is sufficiently anarchic without building motor cars.
	6:32am BEAVO: Got the complete set of Basement Tapes, great stuff.
	6:35am Brian in UK: The car is great just the electronics. I turn the ignition on, it reads 'electronic ignition failure. Put the handbrake on 'Brake fluid low' Not a good selling point. It has done 180,000 miles though. @BEAVO is it worth the admission fee? Any Danko singing?
	6:54am Sem Chumbo: I truly hate electronics in cars.Give me a ride which can be repaired with spit, baling wiring and inspired invective.
	6:57am Brian in UK: Lucinda's voice is taking some getting used to on this album. I always associated Compassion with her early work. This is one of her Dad's poems set to music.
	6:58am BEAVO: There is a Danko lead vocal version of One too Many Mornings. And a lot of backing vocals. I thought I had about everything on boots for years but there is quite a bit more not mentioned in the books. The sound quality is improved. Except the extra disc. Which is the rawer stuff.
	7:06am Brian in UK: Thanks BEAVO.
	7:25am TDK60: Good to be here this late November morn; looking forward to the Vashti B. interview.
	7:32am TDK60: Briggs and Drake. Of course!
	7:33am Mark: That Nick Drake one is an old favorite of mine. I have to say, "Shrunken Planet" is one of my favorite shows, week in and week out. This is the right vibe for early Saturday morning (or VERY late Friday night) for me.
	7:37am dale: loving this set. never heard of tudor lodge before.
	7:38am Alan Clark: Lovely mix of sounds - for a Saturday lunchtime in Borehamwood, near London
	7:41am Mark: You're not the Alan Clark from the Hollies, are you?!
	7:42am TDK60: ...And the Trees, June Tabor, Fairport C. all sound great. A real British Isles feel here this cold NYC day.
	7:47am dale: has renaissance, either relf version or second iteration seen any love on this show?
	7:47am Alan Clark: No, not that one I'm afraid. His surname is Clarke with an e. I'm not the keyboard player for Dire Straits either I'm afraid. My only claim to fame is as a punk poet on Tyneside see http:/www.apclark.com
	7:48am jlowe: cold morning here in N.Y....beautiful set, especially loving Miriam....her voice stands out...the emotion...k haven't had my 2nd cup of you know what
	7:49am Brian in UK: Hello Alan, I am in Watford. Miserable day, good music.
	7:50am Mark: Knew you weren't him, Alan--just messing with you. Your site is cool, btw.
	7:51am Brian in UK: @jlowe Grog?
	7:53am dale: there was a female version of this on one of your premiums. love this song, sad, deep...
	7:53am jlowe: Brian, groggy yes...: )
	8:02am TDK60: Checked your site, Alan C. Interesting. Among other things, you're anti-nuke; me too. Recall when they used to call us "kooks"?
	8:04am Mark: He seems like a very cool, interesting fellow TDK. We have a lot in common. Yes, we were kooks--then the Japanese built a nuclear reactor on a fault line on the shores of the Pacific. What could go wrong? No more sushi for me. (I preferred TDK90's myself--one album per side.)
	8:06am Alan Clark: Vashti Bunyan's renaissance in the UK began when her music was used in a mobile phone advert on TV in 2006. She's officially a Geordie as she was born in Newcastle on Tyne, although she only lived there for six months
	8:08am Sullivan Ballou: Nice surprise this interview Jeff! Many thanks! You have a great interview style too btw.
	8:08am highlowe: love hearing Vashti
	8:12am TDK60: Mark: Oh, I like 90 min. too. Yeah, two albums can fit if not too long, like many albums since CDs went up to 60-, 75 min. 60 min. are good for short mix tapes, eh? Also do like 90 min. mix tapes.
	8:17am TDK60: Are there still Travellers in England?
	8:17am Alan Clark: I got heavily involved in the antinuke movement in the UK in the late 70s/early 80s. I protesed about the Torness power station, but I was also in the CND, the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmanent. I had a lot of nightmares about a nuclear attack. I guess many of us did - including Bob Dylan of course.
	8:19am TDK60: Alan, yes there were many UK punk songs about nukes-- both nuke power and bombs. Also pop; recall XTC's 'Living Through Another Cuba'?
	8:24am Sem Chumbo: Gotta hand it to Jeffrey. Well prepared, not intrusive. It is almost like he has done this before:-D. Wonderful entirely. Thanks.
	8:27am TDK60: Great interview; off to work, will check the rest later via archive.
	8:28am Alan Clark: I do recall some XTC songs, but not that one. My real introduction to the subject was seeing 'The War Game' , a film by Pater Watkins which was banned by the BBC, but shown on the alternative cinema circuit. Watkins' work is still controversial. Did you ever see 'Punishment Park', shot in the desert in California?
	8:33am Moe: saw Vashti play at the old South Paw in brooklyn, great show... love the interview...
	8:35am Jeffrey Davison: Great little club, Southpaw. Not sure why they closed, but there are now several music venues in Park Slope.
	8:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...more of why the other online streams just have to wait...
	8:49am tØɗɗ: Good morning Lysergic Dromedary
	8:50am Moe: bert jansch played southpaw... they had a knack for booking english "folk" musicians... richard thompson...
	8:52am MaryBrunnerSociety: When you interview someone, try to let them talk more than you. And stop interrupting them!
	8:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...ey-oop JazzKraken...)
	8:53am Sem Chumbo: @ tØɗɗ: a simple "hello, Dali" would suffice. Good morning to you.
	8:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...huh - I was just thinking DJ JD has a unique Interview style here - an interesting compare/contrast to say Terry Gross - 50+ minutes very conversational - not like Interviews I hear anywhere else I can point right to top of my head...
	8:55am Brian in UK: No substitute for a live performance.
	8:56am Mr C: Congratulations on interview with Vashti Bunyan....what a delightful surprise to wake to today. Big fan of hers.
	8:56am LTM: Thanks for this wonderful interview!
	8:57am Guido from Cologne: Fun listening. Thank you Jeffrey!
	8:57am tØɗɗ: great interview..now to play with a (WFMU) suggested toy. weatherfortheblind.org

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from November 22, 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 22, 2014: Vashti Bunyan phone interview on WFMU

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Ryley Walker	The West Wind "The West Wind" by "Ryley Walker"	The West Wind	Tompkins Square		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bert Jansch	Go Your Way My Love "Go Your Way My Love" by "Bert Jansch"	The Bert Jansch Sampler	Transatlantic		0:04:46 (Pop-up)
Bob Carpenter	Gypsy Boy "Gypsy Boy" by "Bob Carpenter"	Silent Passage	No Quarter		0:09:00 (Pop-up)
Eric Landry	Out of the Blue "Out of the Blue" by "Eric Landry"	Native North America, Vol. 1: Aboriginal Folk, Rock, and Country 1966-1985 (V/A)	Light in the Attic		0:13:27 (Pop-up)
Havenstreet	Suspended Animation "Suspended Animation" by "Havenstreet"	The End of the Line	Sommor		0:17:05 (Pop-up)
Sylvie Simmons	The Rose You Left Me	Sylvie	Light in the Attic		0:19:30 (Pop-up)
Robert Lester Folsom	Oblivion "Oblivion" by "Robert Lester Folsom"	Ode to a Rainy Day: Archives 1972-1975	Kemado		0:24:07 (Pop-up)
Howard Eynon	Good Time Songs "Good Time Songs" by "Howard Eynon"	So What If I'm Standing in Apricot Jam	Earth		0:24:37 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan and The Band	Johnny Todd	The Bootleg Series Vol. 11: The Basement Tapes Raw	Columbia		0:29:10 (Pop-up)
Kevin Morby	All of My Life "All of My Life" by "Kevin Morby"	Still Life	Woodsist		0:32:47 (Pop-up)
Keith Sykes	Pipeline Welder "Pipeline Welder" by "Keith Sykes"	1-2-3	Vanguard		0:34:39 (Pop-up)
Willie Dunn	Son of the Sun "Son of the Sun" by "Willie Dunn"	Native North America, Vol. 1: Aboriginal Folk, Rock, and Country 1966-1985 (V/A)	Light in the Attic		0:37:53 (Pop-up)
Joan Shelley	River Low "River Low" by "Joan Shelley"	Electric Ursa	No Quarter		0:41:50 (Pop-up)
Caroline Rose	Shepherd "Shepherd" by "Caroline Rose"	I Will Not Be Afraid	Little Hi!		0:45:01 (Pop-up)
Caitlin Canty	Every Day "Every Day" by "Caitlin Canty"	Golden Hour	Caitlin Canty		0:50:12 (Pop-up)
Lucinda Williams	Compassion "Compassion" by "Lucinda Williams"	Where the Spirit Meets the Bone	Highway 20		0:54:41 (Pop-up)

Vashti Bunyan	Timothy Grub "Timothy Grub" by "Vashti Bunyan"	Just Another Diamond Day	Spinney		1:08:04 (Pop-up)
June Tabor	Young Waters "Young Waters" by "June Tabor"	Airs and Graces	Antilles		1:11:06 (Pop-up)
Meic Stevens	Love Owed "Love Owed" by "Meic Stevens"	Ghost Town	Tenth Planet		1:16:12 (Pop-up)
Heron	Through Time "Through Time" by "Heron"	Upon Reflection: The Dawn Anthology	Castle Music		1:19:07 (Pop-up)
Tudor Lodge	Madeline "Madeline" by "Tudor Lodge"	Tudor Lodge	Zap		1:22:48 (Pop-up)
Anne Briggs	I Thought I Saw You Again	Sing a Song for You			1:26:33 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	'Cello Song "'Cello Song" by "Nick Drake"	Five Leaves Left	Hannibal		1:30:09 (Pop-up)
Trees	Glasgerion "Glasgerion" by "Trees"	The Garden of Jane Delawney	Decal		1:34:53 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	Autopsy "Autopsy" by "Fairport Convention"	Unhalfbricking	Hannibal		1:40:06 (Pop-up)
Miriam Backhouse	Long Lankin "Long Lankin" by "Miriam Backhouse"	Gypsy Without a Road	Vinyl Tap		1:44:27 (Pop-up)
Sweeney's Men	Willie O' Winsbury "Willie O' Winsbury" by "Sweeney's Men"	Sweeney's Men	Transatlantic		1:48:33 (Pop-up)
Vashti Bunyan	Brother "Brother" by "Vashti Bunyan"	Lookaftering			1:53:27 (Pop-up)

Vashti Bunyan live on WFMU recorded October 27, 2014
Vashti Bunyan	Across the Water "Across the Water" by "Vashti Bunyan"	Heartleap	DiChristina		2:00:32 (Pop-up)
Vashti Bunyan	(interview) "(interview)" by "Vashti Bunyan"	(live on WFMU)		Her recordings: Just Another Diamond Day (1970); Lookaftering (2005); Heartleap (2014). Her website: http://www.anotherday.co.uk/ As mentioned, her story leads off Rob Young's great book about the UK music scene of that time, "Electric Eden". Review here: https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/rob-young/electric-eden/ (An absolutely essential book for anyone interested in the genre and the time period.)	2:04:20 (Pop-up)
Vashti Bunyan	Rose Hip November "Rose Hip November" by "Vashti Bunyan"	Just Another Diamond Day	Spinney		2:55:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:08am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Jeffrey! When will the Vashti interview be up?
	6:14am BEAVO: Good morning. Bob Carpenter interesting, lived in voice.
	6:15am Jeffrey Davison: Vashti interview will air in the 8-9:00 hour. It runs about 51 minutes.
	6:15am ghostofpeterfalk: Good morning Jeffrey. Great start to your show. Very much looking forward to Vashti Bunyan. I lived in Scotland for 12 years and saw her play in Glasgow in early 2007. Her speaking and singing voice give me shivers. A beautiful new record too. Enjoy your conversation.
	6:15am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Jeffrey and GfC. Hiya, BeaVo. Diggin' the show's lovely start.
	6:22am Brian in UK: Hello Jeffrey. What-ho Sem, gopf (I have a Peugeot too, the electronics are ghostly).
	6:28am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Brian. Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho, I suppose. Peugot? The French ought to stick to cheese, it is sufficiently anarchic without building motor cars.
	6:32am BEAVO: Got the complete set of Basement Tapes, great stuff.
	6:35am Brian in UK: The car is great just the electronics. I turn the ignition on, it reads 'electronic ignition failure. Put the handbrake on 'Brake fluid low' Not a good selling point. It has done 180,000 miles though. @BEAVO is it worth the admission fee? Any Danko singing?
	6:54am Sem Chumbo: I truly hate electronics in cars.Give me a ride which can be repaired with spit, baling wiring and inspired invective.
	6:57am Brian in UK: Lucinda's voice is taking some getting used to on this album. I always associated Compassion with her early work. This is one of her Dad's poems set to music.
	6:58am BEAVO: There is a Danko lead vocal version of One too Many Mornings. And a lot of backing vocals. I thought I had about everything on boots for years but there is quite a bit more not mentioned in the books. The sound quality is improved. Except the extra disc. Which is the rawer stuff.
	7:06am Brian in UK: Thanks BEAVO.
	7:25am TDK60: Good to be here this late November morn; looking forward to the Vashti B. interview.
	7:32am TDK60: Briggs and Drake. Of course!
	7:33am Mark: That Nick Drake one is an old favorite of mine. I have to say, "Shrunken Planet" is one of my favorite shows, week in and week out. This is the right vibe for early Saturday morning (or VERY late Friday night) for me.
	7:37am dale: loving this set. never heard of tudor lodge before.
	7:38am Alan Clark: Lovely mix of sounds - for a Saturday lunchtime in Borehamwood, near London
	7:41am Mark: You're not the Alan Clark from the Hollies, are you?!
	7:42am TDK60: ...And the Trees, June Tabor, Fairport C. all sound great. A real British Isles feel here this cold NYC day.
	7:47am dale: has renaissance, either relf version or second iteration seen any love on this show?
	7:47am Alan Clark: No, not that one I'm afraid. His surname is Clarke with an e. I'm not the keyboard player for Dire Straits either I'm afraid. My only claim to fame is as a punk poet on Tyneside see http:/www.apclark.com
	7:48am jlowe: cold morning here in N.Y....beautiful set, especially loving Miriam....her voice stands out...the emotion...k haven't had my 2nd cup of you know what
	7:49am Brian in UK: Hello Alan, I am in Watford. Miserable day, good music.
	7:50am Mark: Knew you weren't him, Alan--just messing with you. Your site is cool, btw.
	7:51am Brian in UK: @jlowe Grog?
	7:53am dale: there was a female version of this on one of your premiums. love this song, sad, deep...
	7:53am jlowe: Brian, groggy yes...: )
	8:02am TDK60: Checked your site, Alan C. Interesting. Among other things, you're anti-nuke; me too. Recall when they used to call us "kooks"?
	8:04am Mark: He seems like a very cool, interesting fellow TDK. We have a lot in common. Yes, we were kooks--then the Japanese built a nuclear reactor on a fault line on the shores of the Pacific. What could go wrong? No more sushi for me. (I preferred TDK90's myself--one album per side.)
	8:06am Alan Clark: Vashti Bunyan's renaissance in the UK began when her music was used in a mobile phone advert on TV in 2006. She's officially a Geordie as she was born in Newcastle on Tyne, although she only lived there for six months
	8:08am Sullivan Ballou: Nice surprise this interview Jeff! Many thanks! You have a great interview style too btw.
	8:08am highlowe: love hearing Vashti
	8:12am TDK60: Mark: Oh, I like 90 min. too. Yeah, two albums can fit if not too long, like many albums since CDs went up to 60-, 75 min. 60 min. are good for short mix tapes, eh? Also do like 90 min. mix tapes.
	8:17am TDK60: Are there still Travellers in England?
	8:17am Alan Clark: I got heavily involved in the antinuke movement in the UK in the late 70s/early 80s. I protesed about the Torness power station, but I was also in the CND, the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmanent. I had a lot of nightmares about a nuclear attack. I guess many of us did - including Bob Dylan of course.
	8:19am TDK60: Alan, yes there were many UK punk songs about nukes-- both nuke power and bombs. Also pop; recall XTC's 'Living Through Another Cuba'?
	8:24am Sem Chumbo: Gotta hand it to Jeffrey. Well prepared, not intrusive. It is almost like he has done this before:-D. Wonderful entirely. Thanks.
	8:27am TDK60: Great interview; off to work, will check the rest later via archive.
	8:28am Alan Clark: I do recall some XTC songs, but not that one. My real introduction to the subject was seeing 'The War Game' , a film by Pater Watkins which was banned by the BBC, but shown on the alternative cinema circuit. Watkins' work is still controversial. Did you ever see 'Punishment Park', shot in the desert in California?
	8:33am Moe: saw Vashti play at the old South Paw in brooklyn, great show... love the interview...
	8:35am Jeffrey Davison: Great little club, Southpaw. Not sure why they closed, but there are now several music venues in Park Slope.
	8:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...more of why the other online streams just have to wait...
	8:49am tØɗɗ: Good morning Lysergic Dromedary
	8:50am Moe: bert jansch played southpaw... they had a knack for booking english "folk" musicians... richard thompson...
	8:52am MaryBrunnerSociety: When you interview someone, try to let them talk more than you. And stop interrupting them!
	8:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...ey-oop JazzKraken...)
	8:53am Sem Chumbo: @ tØɗɗ: a simple "hello, Dali" would suffice. Good morning to you.
	8:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...huh - I was just thinking DJ JD has a unique Interview style here - an interesting compare/contrast to say Terry Gross - 50+ minutes very conversational - not like Interviews I hear anywhere else I can point right to top of my head...
	8:55am Brian in UK: No substitute for a live performance.
	8:56am Mr C: Congratulations on interview with Vashti Bunyan....what a delightful surprise to wake to today. Big fan of hers.
	8:56am LTM: Thanks for this wonderful interview!
	8:57am Guido from Cologne: Fun listening. Thank you Jeffrey!
	8:57am tØɗɗ: great interview..now to play with a (WFMU) suggested toy. weatherfortheblind.org

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from November 22, 2014

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