WFMU: Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from March 31, 2018

Listener comments!
	6:02am annie: good morning!!
	6:02am duke: . Good morning to the amazing shrinking planet
	6:05am Cooh John: Good morning Jeffrey, annie, and duke.
	6:09am Scraps h’m (h’mmm): h’lo h’lo hey
	6:11am Howard F: Good morning all
	6:12am Dave in Vermont: can we hear the player humming or am I adding that in myself?
	6:12am Scraps h’m (h’mmm): that’s me
	6:16am Howard F: Loving this ambient set. Laraaji is performing tonight in Brooklyn at National Sawdust.
	6:18am Scraps h’m (h’mmm): i’m worried about the size of the hearts here. they’re going to burst, first one, and then all of them almost at once: pop, pop, pop-pop-pop-pop-pppppPPPPPOP!!!
	6:18am Dave in Vermont: hey Scraps, I've been meaning to type, thanks for your support of the Drummer stream. It's an important part of my listening life.
	6:19am Scraps h’m (h’mmm): Thanks! I’m very lucky to get this.
	6:20am Dave in Vermont: and your humming 's not half bad either
	6:21am Scraps h’m (h’mmm): ;-)
	6:22am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome to my world (getting smaller all the time): annie, duke, Cooh John, Scraps h'm (h'mmm), Howard F, Dave in Vermont (though the WFMU world is expanding. Curious phenomenon, that.)
	6:25am Bas NL: Good morning Jeffrey and all commenteers!
	6:31am jkeigh: Good Morning Jeffrey and the gang
	6:31am Dave in Vermont: hoping everyone had a nice pesach, full moon, equinox, rebirth, etc. what-have-you
	6:34am Jeffrey Davison: And welcome Bas NL, jkeigh.
	6:42am TDK60: Morning.
	6:42am duke: Gotta go run on the treadmill. Metaphor for life, I'm afraid.
	6:43am Brian in UK: Hello Jeffrey and listeners. In the Seventies BOAC has an advert for their flights called Earthshrinkers, prescient I think. One year later they became British Airways.
	6:44am annie: well, i have to share the news with someone: my son's best friend just welcomed a new child: piper jane..... a long labor, and she is well.. the name just blows me away.. both 'rents are in for the ride of their lives.. ... carry on, now, i'm done..
	6:46am Bas NL: Good Spring tidings @Annie!
	6:48am annie: :)
	6:52am TDK60: Welcome to Piper Jane. Never heard of the name Piper before, I think, but I'm sleepwalking across my bedroom.
	6:53am Brian in UK: Nice one annie. Piper Laurie is the only other like name I can remember.
	6:54am AmyB: Good April Fool's Eve everyone! Loving the Joanna Brouk track ... solo flute is so lovely.
	6:54am annie: i looked this up, and there is no dearth of stories with this title, but i dreamed i would wrote a story and the holy mother entitled "the maiden's journey"; would love to know the backstory to the title of this piece.. .. yes piper is such a wonderful name.
	6:55am annie: [when you think you're typing one thing and something else gets printed]
	6:58am annie: ...and the lightening morning sky, robin's egg blue to navy blue.
	7:00am annie: did the stream just drop?
	7:01am annie: .. got it
	7:01am Cooh John: SO to Cbus.
	7:02am Brian in UK: I had an operation for a 'lazy' eye when I was five. Since then hospitals do not scare me. Now the rest of the body/brain has gone lazy.
	7:03am Brian in UK: All those Sannyasins running around in orange..
	7:05am cl@m digger: Good morning Jeff thanks for trucking through and making it in today
	7:06am annie: it's an enlightening series, for sure. my sympathies go to sheela; seems that she was steamrolled. but, that's just my take. i lived in oregon at the time this was going on and i definitely echewed commune-type places due to previous exposure to The Farm.
	7:06am TDK60: I heard something about those ashram folks being insensitive to the locals. // Sorry to hear you're not feeling well.
	7:09am annie: yeah, according to the doc, the representation of the devotees was far from positive. so much for peace, love, and understanding... good morning spamoni, hiding in the back on the bench!!
	7:10am TDK60: I knew communal folks from round West Virginia but they weren't cultish at all.
	7:14am annie: yep, up in ny where i we lived, there was a branch of the Farm people there. i knew many of them and i liked them alot. they had broken off from the "homeland" so to speak. i wonder if being in a group like that defins how you worship spirit later in your life. the people i know are now devout christians
	7:20am Scraps h’m (h’mmm): I don’t know if you can point firmly the causality arrow one way or the other. Maybe those people are wired to look for spirituality....
	7:24am Jeffrey Davison: Hey Brian in UK, cl@m digger, TDK60.AmyB. My medicine this morning: music, coffee.
	7:25am annie: oh, possibly so... yes. i think we all search for that in our lives..
	7:26am TDK60: Most of the hippies I knew were more secular. Some were into Baba Ram Das. Others more lefty, involved in food co-ops, activism, the music scene, arts.
	7:27am Brian in UK: Jeffrey hope you feel better soon, must be bad to miss live music.
	7:29am spamoni: Good morning Jeffrey and all. Annie congrats from the bench,love the name
	7:31am Mark R.: For various reasons, I haven't caught your show in a long time, and I'd forgotten how great it is. And seriously, has Tompkins Square ever released an album that wasn't beautiful?
	7:33am Jeffrey Davison: Brian in UK: yup. spamoni: h'lo there. Mark R: I don't think so.
	7:34am annie: yeah, TDK, that was my camp and pretty much still is, spiritual leanings go towards quakerism and buddhism. and i'm a rabid environmentalist.
	7:37am TDK60: Annie: We need more rabid eco folks! // Something about an acoustic guitar on a Saturday morning.
	7:37am Buena Vista Projects: Love it when I'm up early enough to catch this show. Ear opening.
	7:45am Jeffrey Davison: Buena Vista Projects: I'm glad when you're up early too... :)
	7:54am Mark R.: Wow, haven't heard this Dylan song in ages. He's so prolific, I think some of his albums get forgotten about. "Empire Burlesque" was really good--thanks for the reminder, Jeffrey.
	7:59am TDK60: Bob D. has so many albums, I never heard this one.
	8:00am annie: i just saved the search page on youtube for it to play later..that's the dylan voice i love
	8:03am Bas NL: I've seen Machinefabriek live many times. Always a treat.
	8:13am Brian in UK: Was it Pentangle that sang 'Once I Had a Sweetheart and Now I Have None'?'
	8:18am TDK60: UK Brian, yes it was on their 3rd album. Basket of Light, 1969.
	8:46am Peter L: Thanks to you Jefferey, for introducing me to Courtney. She's playing here in Minneapolis this coming Monday....I have my ticket. Yeah!
	8:53am annie: sorting through family photos this morning, going way back to the late 1800s... wow... jeffrey, this is my saturday refuge. thank you once again for a safe space and for all of you wonderful people who share this space. you are all hearted <3
	8:54am Jeffrey Davison: Peter L: Lucky you. She's like a bowl of Frosted Flakes...Ggggggreat!!
	8:55am BillyD: Great show as usual listening from Donegal and saw Bigid Mae Power and Jim Getty in Dublin Thursday .. mentioned I heard them here ..
	8:55am TDK60: Great tunes this morn, Jeffrey.
	8:56am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks all!!! WFMU...best listeners!
	8:57am Bas NL: Thanks Jeffrey!
	8:58am Brian in UK: Get well soon Mr D.
	8:59am Brian in UK: Keld is a small village in North Yorkshire. Anglo Saxon derivation.

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from March 31, 2018

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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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March 31, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Brian Eno	First Light "First Light" by "Brian Eno"	The Plateaux of Mirror	Virgin Records	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Duval Timothy	Whale "Whale" by "Duval Timothy"	Sen Am	Carrying Colour	0:06:28 (Pop-up)
Delphine Dora	The Invisible Kingdom	Eudaimon	Three:Four	0:11:21 (Pop-up)
Deuter	Deep Sea "Deep Sea" by "Deuter"	Princess of Dawn/Soundtrack	Black Sweat	0:13:24 (Pop-up)
FWY!	San Gabriel (Song For William P.)	San Gabriel	Burundi Cloud	0:16:30 (Pop-up)
Ocean Floor	The World of Rain, part two	The World of Rain	Erstwhile	0:19:31 (Pop-up)
Michael Vincent Waller	Lines "Lines" by "Michael Vincent Waller"	Trajectories	Recital	0:30:47 (Pop-up)
Kenneth James Gibson	Further From Home	In the Fields of Nothing	Kompakt	0:40:20 (Pop-up)
Strië	Man With The Thick Glasses	Perpetual Journey	Serein	0:42:00 (Pop-up)
Nico Niquo	Aa-m "Aa-m" by "Nico Niquo"	In a Silent Way	Orange Milk	0:45:35 (Pop-up)
Joanna Brouk	Mary's Watch, Part Two	Hearing Music	Numero Group	0:49:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: B. Ashra	Potenta (excerpt) "Potenta (excerpt)" by "B. Ashra"	Music For Growing	Klangwirkstoff	0:54:23 (Pop-up)
Maurizio Abate	A Safe Place "A Safe Place" by "Maurizio Abate"	Loneliness, Desire and Revenge	Black Sweat	1:08:28 (Pop-up)
Come Holy Spirit	Asters (excerpt)	Asters and Disasters	Water Wing	1:10:02 (Pop-up)
Ameel Brecht	Polygraph Heartbeat "Polygraph Heartbeat" by "Ameel Brecht"	Polygraph Heartbeat	Kraak	1:12:51 (Pop-up)
Jon Collin	Blues Confessional "Blues Confessional" by "Jon Collin"	The Nature	Early Music	1:18:42 (Pop-up)
Rick Deitrick	Jon's Song "Jon's Song" by "Rick Deitrick"	Gentle Wilderness	Tompkins Square	1:25:58 (Pop-up)
The Paper Hats	Waltz of the Circassian Beauties	Deseret Canyon	Apparent Extent	1:30:13 (Pop-up)
High aura'd	Turned Corners "Turned Corners" by "High aura'd"	No River Long Enough Doesn't Contain a Bend	Debacle	1:34:33 (Pop-up)
Paul O'Reilly	Rise at Dawn "Rise at Dawn" by "Paul O'Reilly"	First Thing In the Morning	Loose	1:38:43 (Pop-up)
Lucy Miller	Well Grown Garden "Well Grown Garden" by "Lucy Miller"	Summer Beans	Lucy Miller	1:43:23 (Pop-up)
Johanna Warren	inreverse "inreverse" by "Johanna Warren"	Gemini II	Spirit House	1:46:57 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	Dark Eyes "Dark Eyes" by "Bob Dylan"	Empire Burlesque	Columbia	1:51:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Machinefabriek	Becoming (excerpt)	Becoming	Machinefabriek	1:56:26 (Pop-up)
Carling Berkhout	Nightmares "Nightmares" by "Carling Berkhout"	Apartment Recordings	Carling Berkhout	2:05:28 (Pop-up)
You Are Wolf	As Sylvie Was Walking	KELD	Firecrest	2:09:33 (Pop-up)
Cath & Phil Tyler	Finest Flower "Finest Flower" by "Cath & Phil Tyler"	The Ox and the Ax	Thread Recordings	2:14:22 (Pop-up)
Nancy Wallace	The True Lovers Farewell	Old Stories	Midwich	2:18:23 (Pop-up)
Haley Heynderickx	Drinking Song "Drinking Song" by "Haley Heynderickx"	I Need to Start a Garden	Mama Bird	2:21:32 (Pop-up)
Jeffrey Martin	Billy Burroughs "Billy Burroughs" by "Jeffrey Martin"	One Go Around	Fluff & Gravy	2:24:59 (Pop-up)
Caitlin Canty	Scattershot "Scattershot" by "Caitlin Canty"	Motel Bouquet	Caitlin Canty	2:28:36 (Pop-up)
Sean Kiely	Walter (or, The Wheel)	It Sure Was Good	Sean Kiely	2:32:12 (Pop-up)
Courtney Marie Andrews	Long Road Back to You	May Your Kindness Remain	Fat Possum/Mama Bird	2:36:06 (Pop-up)
Kris Delmhorst	The Wild "The Wild" by "Kris Delmhorst"	The Wild	Blueblade	2:42:02 (Pop-up)
Dick Stusso	Getting Loose "Getting Loose" by "Dick Stusso"	In Heaven	Hardly Art	2:45:24 (Pop-up)
Anna Burch	Asking 4 A Friend "Asking 4 A Friend" by "Anna Burch"	Quit the Curse	Polyvinyl	2:48:37 (Pop-up)
Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats	Hey Mama	Tearing At The Seams	Stax	2:52:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:02am annie: good morning!!
	6:02am duke: . Good morning to the amazing shrinking planet
	6:05am Cooh John: Good morning Jeffrey, annie, and duke.
	6:09am Scraps h’m (h’mmm): h’lo h’lo hey
	6:11am Howard F: Good morning all
	6:12am Dave in Vermont: can we hear the player humming or am I adding that in myself?
	6:12am Scraps h’m (h’mmm): that’s me
	6:16am Howard F: Loving this ambient set. Laraaji is performing tonight in Brooklyn at National Sawdust.
	6:18am Scraps h’m (h’mmm): i’m worried about the size of the hearts here. they’re going to burst, first one, and then all of them almost at once: pop, pop, pop-pop-pop-pop-pppppPPPPPOP!!!
	6:18am Dave in Vermont: hey Scraps, I've been meaning to type, thanks for your support of the Drummer stream. It's an important part of my listening life.
	6:19am Scraps h’m (h’mmm): Thanks! I’m very lucky to get this.
	6:20am Dave in Vermont: and your humming 's not half bad either
	6:21am Scraps h’m (h’mmm): ;-)
	6:22am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome to my world (getting smaller all the time): annie, duke, Cooh John, Scraps h'm (h'mmm), Howard F, Dave in Vermont (though the WFMU world is expanding. Curious phenomenon, that.)
	6:25am Bas NL: Good morning Jeffrey and all commenteers!
	6:31am jkeigh: Good Morning Jeffrey and the gang
	6:31am Dave in Vermont: hoping everyone had a nice pesach, full moon, equinox, rebirth, etc. what-have-you
	6:34am Jeffrey Davison: And welcome Bas NL, jkeigh.
	6:42am TDK60: Morning.
	6:42am duke: Gotta go run on the treadmill. Metaphor for life, I'm afraid.
	6:43am Brian in UK: Hello Jeffrey and listeners. In the Seventies BOAC has an advert for their flights called Earthshrinkers, prescient I think. One year later they became British Airways.
	6:44am annie: well, i have to share the news with someone: my son's best friend just welcomed a new child: piper jane..... a long labor, and she is well.. the name just blows me away.. both 'rents are in for the ride of their lives.. ... carry on, now, i'm done..
	6:46am Bas NL: Good Spring tidings @Annie!
	6:48am annie: :)
	6:52am TDK60: Welcome to Piper Jane. Never heard of the name Piper before, I think, but I'm sleepwalking across my bedroom.
	6:53am Brian in UK: Nice one annie. Piper Laurie is the only other like name I can remember.
	6:54am AmyB: Good April Fool's Eve everyone! Loving the Joanna Brouk track ... solo flute is so lovely.
	6:54am annie: i looked this up, and there is no dearth of stories with this title, but i dreamed i would wrote a story and the holy mother entitled "the maiden's journey"; would love to know the backstory to the title of this piece.. .. yes piper is such a wonderful name.
	6:55am annie: [when you think you're typing one thing and something else gets printed]
	6:58am annie: ...and the lightening morning sky, robin's egg blue to navy blue.
	7:00am annie: did the stream just drop?
	7:01am annie: .. got it
	7:01am Cooh John: SO to Cbus.
	7:02am Brian in UK: I had an operation for a 'lazy' eye when I was five. Since then hospitals do not scare me. Now the rest of the body/brain has gone lazy.
	7:03am Brian in UK: All those Sannyasins running around in orange..
	7:05am cl@m digger: Good morning Jeff thanks for trucking through and making it in today
	7:06am annie: it's an enlightening series, for sure. my sympathies go to sheela; seems that she was steamrolled. but, that's just my take. i lived in oregon at the time this was going on and i definitely echewed commune-type places due to previous exposure to The Farm.
	7:06am TDK60: I heard something about those ashram folks being insensitive to the locals. // Sorry to hear you're not feeling well.
	7:09am annie: yeah, according to the doc, the representation of the devotees was far from positive. so much for peace, love, and understanding... good morning spamoni, hiding in the back on the bench!!
	7:10am TDK60: I knew communal folks from round West Virginia but they weren't cultish at all.
	7:14am annie: yep, up in ny where i we lived, there was a branch of the Farm people there. i knew many of them and i liked them alot. they had broken off from the "homeland" so to speak. i wonder if being in a group like that defins how you worship spirit later in your life. the people i know are now devout christians
	7:20am Scraps h’m (h’mmm): I don’t know if you can point firmly the causality arrow one way or the other. Maybe those people are wired to look for spirituality....
	7:24am Jeffrey Davison: Hey Brian in UK, cl@m digger, TDK60.AmyB. My medicine this morning: music, coffee.
	7:25am annie: oh, possibly so... yes. i think we all search for that in our lives..
	7:26am TDK60: Most of the hippies I knew were more secular. Some were into Baba Ram Das. Others more lefty, involved in food co-ops, activism, the music scene, arts.
	7:27am Brian in UK: Jeffrey hope you feel better soon, must be bad to miss live music.
	7:29am spamoni: Good morning Jeffrey and all. Annie congrats from the bench,love the name
	7:31am Mark R.: For various reasons, I haven't caught your show in a long time, and I'd forgotten how great it is. And seriously, has Tompkins Square ever released an album that wasn't beautiful?
	7:33am Jeffrey Davison: Brian in UK: yup. spamoni: h'lo there. Mark R: I don't think so.
	7:34am annie: yeah, TDK, that was my camp and pretty much still is, spiritual leanings go towards quakerism and buddhism. and i'm a rabid environmentalist.
	7:37am TDK60: Annie: We need more rabid eco folks! // Something about an acoustic guitar on a Saturday morning.
	7:37am Buena Vista Projects: Love it when I'm up early enough to catch this show. Ear opening.
	7:45am Jeffrey Davison: Buena Vista Projects: I'm glad when you're up early too... :)
	7:54am Mark R.: Wow, haven't heard this Dylan song in ages. He's so prolific, I think some of his albums get forgotten about. "Empire Burlesque" was really good--thanks for the reminder, Jeffrey.
	7:59am TDK60: Bob D. has so many albums, I never heard this one.
	8:00am annie: i just saved the search page on youtube for it to play later..that's the dylan voice i love
	8:03am Bas NL: I've seen Machinefabriek live many times. Always a treat.
	8:13am Brian in UK: Was it Pentangle that sang 'Once I Had a Sweetheart and Now I Have None'?'
	8:18am TDK60: UK Brian, yes it was on their 3rd album. Basket of Light, 1969.
	8:46am Peter L: Thanks to you Jefferey, for introducing me to Courtney. She's playing here in Minneapolis this coming Monday....I have my ticket. Yeah!
	8:53am annie: sorting through family photos this morning, going way back to the late 1800s... wow... jeffrey, this is my saturday refuge. thank you once again for a safe space and for all of you wonderful people who share this space. you are all hearted <3
	8:54am Jeffrey Davison: Peter L: Lucky you. She's like a bowl of Frosted Flakes...Ggggggreat!!
	8:55am BillyD: Great show as usual listening from Donegal and saw Bigid Mae Power and Jim Getty in Dublin Thursday .. mentioned I heard them here ..
	8:55am TDK60: Great tunes this morn, Jeffrey.
	8:56am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks all!!! WFMU...best listeners!
	8:57am Bas NL: Thanks Jeffrey!
	8:58am Brian in UK: Get well soon Mr D.
	8:59am Brian in UK: Keld is a small village in North Yorkshire. Anglo Saxon derivation.

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from March 31, 2018

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