Favoriting The Avant Ghetto with Jeff Conklin: Playlist from May 8, 2017 Favoriting

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Unstuck in time, The Avant Ghetto wanders through heavy folk, pastoral noise, spiritual rock, harsh jazz and other dimly lit corners of the universe.

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Favoriting May 8, 2017

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Artist Track Album Label Approx. start time
Wooden Wand  One Can Only Love   Favoriting Clipper Ship  Three Lobed  0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Alex Crispin  Green Ember   Favoriting Idle Worship  Sounds of the Dawn  0:08:33 (Pop-up)
Chuck Johnson  Brahmi   Favoriting Balsams  VDSQ  0:15:18 (Pop-up)
Joanna Brouk  The Creative   Favoriting Hearing Music  Numero Group  0:22:51 (Pop-up)
Dominique Lawalree  La Maison Des 5 Elements   Favoriting First Meeting  Ergot Records / Catch Wave  0:31:59 (Pop-up)
Mark McGuire  Serpent Mound Coyote Song   Favoriting Ideas of Beginnings  VDSQ  0:40:44 (Pop-up)
Bill MacKay  Clementine Cotton   Favoriting Esker  Drag City  0:46:14 (Pop-up)
Tom Armstrong  White Pines   Favoriting The Sky Is An Empty Eye  Tompkins Square  0:50:08 (Pop-up)
Woody Harris  Louise   Favoriting After Dinner Mints  Kicking Mule  0:56:11 (Pop-up)
 
Grateful Dead  Jack Straw   Favoriting Get Shown the Light: 5/8/77, Barton Hall, Ithaca, NY  Grateful Dead  1:11:08 (Pop-up)
Highway  Seems to Me   Favoriting Highway  Ultimasongs  1:16:42 (Pop-up)
Top Drawer  What's In Store   Favoriting Solid Oak  Wish Bon  1:22:08 (Pop-up)
Poker Flatts  Vampire Blues   Favoriting Poker Flatts  Stacked Deck  1:26:17 (Pop-up)
New Riders of the Purple Sage  California Day   Favoriting Powerglide  Columbia  1:30:20 (Pop-up)
Michael Stanley  Rosewood Bitters   Favoriting The Tumbleweed Records Story: 1971-1973  Light in the Attic  1:33:01 (Pop-up)
Masato Minami  Heartful of Love Which Blooms In An Endless Stream   Favoriting The Tropics  Klimt  1:37:46 (Pop-up)
Emmett Finley  So Easy   Favoriting Emmett Finley  Poison Ring  1:44:51 (Pop-up)
Home  Long Long Way to Nowhere   Favoriting Long Long Way To Nowhere  Atlantic  1:50:25 (Pop-up)
 
Gene Clark  Back to the Earth   Favoriting The Lost Studio Sessions 1964-1982  Sierra Records  2:02:13 (Pop-up)
Dan Mobley  Colorado   Favoriting Walk in the Wind & the Rain  Columbian  2:05:18 (Pop-up)
James Elkington  Wading Vapors   Favoriting Wintres Woma  Paradise of Bachelors  2:09:29 (Pop-up)
Woods  Spring is in the Air   Favoriting Love is Love  Woodsist  2:13:28 (Pop-up)
Oliver  Orbit Your Factory   Favoriting Standing Stone  Oliv  2:23:28 (Pop-up)
Turiiya  Waiting   Favoriting Waiting  Jayrem  2:28:10 (Pop-up)
Doug Ashdown  Something Strange   Favoriting Follow the Sun  Anthology Recordings  2:34:54 (Pop-up)
Raoul Vignal  Dona Lura   Favoriting The Silver Veil    2:38:19 (Pop-up)
Anthony Pasquarosa  What Makes a Man   Favoriting Abbandonato Da Dio Nazione  VDSQ  2:41:51 (Pop-up)
Joan Shelley  Pull Up One More Time   Favoriting Joan Shelley  No Quarter  2:49:32 (Pop-up)
The Whims  Truckin'   Favoriting Truckin'  Self-Released  2:54:38 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!

  12:02am
Erik in Michigan:

Perfect way to start the show. I haven't stopped listening to this record all weekend, and Friday was an incredible day of releases!
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AdamFromOldeKenzo:

Wooden Wand on two FMU shows in a row! This is my favorite song on the album, so far.
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Jeff Conklin:

I really hate when I play something already getting a lot of play on the statin but this album is just the best so I'm sucking it up ;)
  12:08am
farting@target:

Dig this so much, thank you
  12:10am
Mario:

Perfect sound of the dawn (6 a.m. in Madrid) Good morning!
  12:10am
Erik in Michigan:

I wouldn't know Wooden Wand without your show, so I'm glad you played it.
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Jeff Conklin:

@Erik: Awesome. Isn't it the best when you discover someone with a HUGE back catalog to explore?

Y'all should list recent discoveries that fit that description tonight...
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AdamFromOldeKenzo:

I've known Wooden Wand forever and even had this odd, but kind of cool CD by a short lived sort of "trip hop" project called Blood Group. I don't know what happened to it though, I was looking for it the other day, it seems to have disappeared.
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AdamFromOldeKenzo:

I woudn't bother tracking it down if you are new to his work though, ha ha.
  12:17am
Erik in Michigan:

Dude, I looked at his discogs recently and didn't even know what to do. Exciting for sure. It's been a while since I've been bored with music.
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AdamFromOldeKenzo:

I think the album The Flood might be my favorite WW&VV album, it can also be found very cheap.
  12:24am
Erik in Michigan:

Re: your question - the numero wayfaring strangers record last year sent me down more dusty trails than ever.

Going back further, the black crowes are actually what turned me onto a ton of great music. Their reputation can vary greatly, but their covers send me down this road.
  12:34am
bbb:

beautiful segue from Joanna Brouk to Dominique Lawalree
  12:36am
Erik in Michigan:

Really pretty set
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Johnny Sal:

Dig this Dominique Lawalree. Lovely
  12:49am
Mario:

I've been listening Dominique's album the whole weekend
  12:52am
willcrete:

That Bill MacKay sounded great.
  12:52am
tuner fish:

Love those white pines
  12:56am
Erik in Michigan:

Thought I'd decided I didn't need this Tom Armstrong record, and not sure now.
  12:57am
zenkoan:

Have I never been mellow? Why yes, yes I have--right here, right now.
  1:08am
Erik in Michigan:

Man, that's the best story.
  1:11am
Jeff in Pioneer Valley:

Sounding good tonight as always.
  1:11am
Massive saucewad:

Tuning in from my couch! Love the tunes
  1:12am
Erik in Michigan:

Jack straw!
  1:13am
manpilot:

Hey Jeff it's Nick from Sydney. It's 3pm on a Monday. Avant Ghetto is an enormous improvement to Australian Mondays
Avatar Swag For Life Member 1:13am
Aitch:

I smell hippies
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Liam in Denmark:

Hey Jeff - good soundtrack to make breakfast to here in Denmark.
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Jeff Conklin:

Whoa: You all heeded the call! Good morning to you all, friends. Glad to be with you...
  1:15am
zenkoan:

So, I was in attendance at this fabled Barton Hall show at Cornell. It's often ranked the best recording of a Dead show ever. Thing is, the sound in the hall itself sucked very seriously. (The place has abysmal acoustics and was used mainly for hockey games.) It was, and remains, an utter amazement to hear what was captured direct to tape.
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Jeff Conklin:

@zenkoan: Whoa! Do you have any pictures? Was it your first?
  1:25am
zenkoan:

No photos, unfortunately. And yes, first Dead concert, but fortunately not last.
  1:36am
pp:

can't believe playing MSB! Joe Walsh on slide and Todd Rundgren on clavinette.
  1:42am
manpilot:

Just looked up this Minami guy - what a dude
"For this opus (The Tropics) Minami enlisted the considerable talents of guitarist Takashi Mizutani (of Les Rallizes Denudes fame) and bassist Haroumi Hosono (of Apryl Fool and Happy End)"
  1:43am
bbb:

Ha, yeah I just read that...also dig the song title and the Hey Jude ripoff ending
  1:45am
manpilot:

ahem "Hey Jude-inspired" ending
  1:45am
bbb:

haha yes, I stand corrected
  1:47am
pp:

i heard that too, maybe he was trying to take a sad song and make it better
  1:48am
bbb:

*drum roll*
Avatar Swag For Life Member 1:54am
Ken From Hyde Park:

A good time to replay this set is when you're setting off in a pickup and heading down a dusty gravel road on a bright summer's day.
  1:54am
pp:

seems to me that song has echoes of Walk Away
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Jennifer_PNW:

Just returned from the Elkhorn / Prana Crafter show. Thanks for the heads up on that. Your name came up when we bought some merch :)
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Jeff Conklin:

@Jennifer: Ah cool
  2:09am
pp:

another Minnesota country-rock band from years ago Daisy Dillman Band. Fave on 70's freeform
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AdamFromOldeKenzo:

A Minnesota folkie who I kick myself for never seeing, even though it's my home state is Charlie Parr. Last time I was visiting my parents it turned out he was playing a coffee shop in a tiny town like 25 minutes from my folks' town the day after I was leaving.
Avatar 2:22am
AdamFromOldeKenzo:

This is what Woods sounds like now? I haven't seen them in like 10 years, this is cool though.
  2:23am
pp:

methinks Jeff has hid a Joe Walsh easter egg in these tracks.
  2:23am
aable:

i am lonely
  2:24am
aaron:

charlie parr is awesome. dude plays every chance he can get in minnesota/wisconsin
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Jeff Conklin:

@aable: You're with us
  2:25am
aaron:

you should be able to catch him next time your in minnesota
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AdamFromOldeKenzo:

@aaron, yeah, and I only found out recently he's born in the small town I was born in, and grew up in the even smaller town my Grandma was from
  2:35am
Matt W:

Late to the show this morning but always happy to slip into the week during the gentle final set...Thanks for the sounds, Jeff!
  2:41am
saucerful:

@aable - Here's a good loneliness meditation from a book I like...it's perfect to do while listening to Avant Ghetto: Pay attention to your breathing, connect with the rise and fall of each breath, stay in the present moment. Next pay attention to your thoughts and feelings. After each thought, tell yourself: I am neither this nor that. This is not me. This thought is not reality. You may feel desperately all alone, but in reality you are not truly alone. The world is widely inhabited, and you are surrounded by other people. Your feelings do not dictate who you really are. They are simply emotions that rapidly change in importance at any given moment. In truth, you are much, much more than than the thoughts, feelings, and upsetting reactions that cross through your mind. Keep breathing and paying attention. Do this for 5-10 minutes.
  12:32pm
Dallas:

Been listening on the archive regularly for about a year now, and this is my favorite show yet - Keep it up Jeff
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