With Guest DJ David Greenberger: Bob Brainen's show

Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Hank Levine w/ Timothy Leary	Image, Part 1			0:00:00 Pop-up)
David Greenberger & Chuck Bell	Theme from Near The Edge Of The Penny Jar Spill	Near the Edge of the Penny Jar Spill		0:02:36 Pop-up)
Ivor Cutler Trio	Cock a doodle don't			0:03:09 Pop-up)
The Sadies	1000 Cities Falling	Favorite Colours		0:04:59 Pop-up)
Joe Cocker	Do I Still Figure in Your Life	With a Little Help From My Friends	R.I.P.	0:07:39 Pop-up)
Sterling Harrison	Surprise, Surprise	South of the Snooty Fox		0:11:13 Pop-up)
Geraint Watkins	Don't Stop	Watkins Bold as Love		0:15:08 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's				0:15:48 Pop-up)
Keith Spring, David Greenberger, Dinty Child, & Keichi Hashimoto	I'm Here	upcoming release		0:34:31 Pop-up)
Fred Frith	Spring Any Day Now	Gravity		0:36:58 Pop-up)
Robert Wyatt	At Last I Am Free	Ex Machina		0:40:37 Pop-up)
Men & Volts	When You're Here	Tramps in Bloom (in the box set "Honeymoon Luggage")	http://empireguitarsri.com/shop/men-volts-honeymoon-luggage-4x-lp-box-set	0:44:16 Pop-up)
Cafe Tacuba	Locomotora	Reves		0:49:24 Pop-up)
Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby	Please Be Nice to Her	Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby		0:50:49 Pop-up)
NRBQ	Birdman	NRBQ	played twice	0:55:07 Pop-up)
Arthur Askey	The Bee Song	Big Hearted Arthur		0:57:08 Pop-up)
David Greenbegrer & Mark Dodge	Jack Ice Cream	Near the Edge of the Penny Jar Spill		0:58:56 Pop-up)
Harvey Brooks	Harvey's Tune	Super Session		1:00:00 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's				1:00:28 Pop-up)
David Greenberger, Glenn Jones, & Chris Corsano	Trees Again	upcoming release		1:25:24 Pop-up)
Jimmy Giuffre and His Music Men	Marian the Librarian	The Music Man		1:26:06 Pop-up)
Shoukichi Kina	Jing Jing	Peppermint Tea House		1:28:35 Pop-up)
Terry Adams	Santa's Birthday	The Duplex Planet Hour		1:32:06 Pop-up)
The Sadies	Song of the Chief Musician (part 2)	Favourite Colours		1:35:14 Pop-up)
Chuck Bell	Country Western Man	Live at the Duplex Nursing Home, 21 July 1981 (unissued)		1:37:39 Pop-up)
Ian McLagan & The Bump Band	Itchykoo Park	Spiritual Boy: An Appreciation of Ronnie Lane		1:41:21 Pop-up)
Andy Partridge	Prince of Orange	Hello Recording Club, November 1994		1:43:25 Pop-up)
Arto Lindsay	The Prize	Prize		1:46:56 Pop-up)
David Greenberger, Glenn Jones, & Chris Corsano	Magnet Sun Collida	upcoming release		1:49:37 Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's				1:49:50 Pop-up)

Listener comments!

9:17am David in ATL from NJ:

Good morning, Bob! Sounding good. Love Geraint Watkins.

9:21am David in ATL from NJ:

Good morning to you too, David. Big fan of your Duplex Planet.

9:23am SmokinJ:

Good mornin' Bob,David & all!

🥁

9:27am duke:

Morning SmokinJ, Bob, David etc,

9:30am dale:

erie pa - where all the streets are named for fruits or trees!

9:31am Bob Koski from Detroit:

Thank you David for the shout-out of CKLW-AM 800 "The Big 8". It was the best station; played such a wide range of music (pop, rock, R&B, Motown, even novelty records). The Canadian Content Laws killed that great station (long story). A Documentary called "The Rise & Fall of The Big 8" exists, it's fantastic. Love your show, Bob.

9:37am ?:

Heh...Canadian content...I remember when they IDd as "CKLW, the Motor City" to hide their Canadianity.

9:38am Robert:

Sorry, "?" was me, still waking up.

9:40am Sem Chumbo:

HaHaa. Canadianity. God, you can do anything in English:-)

9:46am Bob from Detroit:

Yeah, that was CKLW's jingle. True, the station knew what side their bread was buttered on, but that Windsor/Detroit station broke open The Guess Who and other Canadian artists. The CRTC (Canada's "FCC") put the kibosh on the "American influence" on Canadian stations, which was nonsense.

🥁

9:56am Brian in UK:

Arthur Askey?

🥁

9:58am Brian in UK:

End of the pier pointlessness.

10:02am SmokinJ:

SS=1968

10:02am Elias:

Ah, CKLW. My brother and I always thought it so cool that we could hear a Canadian station in Cleveland. When we drove to Hamilton to visit Baba and Dido (gettin ethnic here) we would insist that my parents tuned the radio thusly in the car. The magic of AM radio. I still tune into 1100 out of Cleveland here in NYC to listen to my sportsy teams.

10:03am Sem Chumbo:

Hiya, Brian. Sorry to have missed you earlier.
You know what Sartre said: Hell is others, at breakfast.

10:10am Bob from Detroit:

Yeah, Elias...great memories. CKLW's strong AM signal had such a reach, it had many listeners all over the U.S & Canada. Once, I picked up the station 600 miles away in Houghton/Hancock in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Can't do that with FM.

🥁

10:14am Brian in UK:

Sem Talking of Sartre, ever seen or read?

www.imdb.com...

www.goodreads.com...

Love Boris Vian.

10:20am Sem Chumbo:

Neither, Brian. The film looks appealing, and
"Chick, Alise, Chloe and Colin spend their time saying funny things, listening to Duke Ellington and skating.", has me looking now for the English translation. Thanks for the links/tips.

10:22am Sem Chumbo:

Ah, I see the connection now. This has gone from appealing to fascinating.

10:24am Elias:

AM radio is the bestest. With all the expensive sports packages that abound these days I get to feel like I'm "sticking it to the man" when I listen to Cavs basketball on the radio (at night of course) hundreds of miles from the shores of Lake Erie.

10:26am fred:

I saw a working pianocktail once, years ago. All I remember is that Orchestre Tout-Puissant Marcel Duchamp were playing that night, but I don't know whether they were involved. I think the Swiss collective Cave12 were in charge of the event

10:30am William:

Wonderful show so far.

10:31am fred:

Shoukichi Kina is/are from Okinawa, right? I'm a sucker for that music

🥁

10:32am Brian in UK:

@fred sounds good, could drink one now. There is a Centre Boris Vian near Paris I believe.

10:39am fred:

@Brian: could be, though it might be hard to find out where: there are so many schools and places named after him

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