WFMU: Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from August 17, 2019

Listener comments!
	6:01am spamoni: Good morning Jeffrey and all
	6:03am spamoni: Happy Woodstock weekend sorry guys just remembering my youth
	6:04am Nulsh: Hey spamoni! Hey Jeffrey!
	6:04am spamoni: Gooooood morning Nulsh
	6:09am Jeffrey Davison: good morning spamoni, Nulsh
	6:10am Fredericks: Still dark and still raining.
	6:11am testingwithfire: Buenos días from Santiago to all!
	6:14am Kevino: Good Morning People!
	6:16am spamoni: This was me 50 years ago this weekend !!
	6:17am Jeffrey Davison: good morning Fredericks, testingwithfire, Kevino...
	6:21am duke: Good morning planetary types
	6:28am Jeffrey Davison: welcome duke
	6:30am Fredericks: Hello, Jeffrey and Shrunken friends.
	6:36am Cooh John: Good morning Jeffrey and fellow planeteers. Nice to be with you on a serene Saturday morning.
	6:44am David in London: Morning Jeffrey and all Shrunken Heads. Late in today but greetings to you all.
	6:44am Irene: Kitchen Cynics! Nice way to start my day.
	6:45am Jeffrey Davison: welcome Cooh John, David in London
	6:46am Warwick joe: Glad I got to catch the show. Great stuff.
	6:49am Nulsh: Hey David!
	6:55am Buddha of Suburbia: Hello everyone! Good morning!
	6:55am People Like Us: Good morning (just)
	6:55am Nulsh: BOOOOOODZ!!! How the devil are ya'?
	7:01am Buddha of Suburbia: Ah! Nuuullllshhh! My dear pal! It is you that should answer this question as my big head has been appearing on the ACCU all week...especially our old stomping ground Wake & Bake! Plus i think u have seen my new pics on Instagram.
	7:02am Kevin-san: Good morning, Planet regulars and irregulars alike!
	7:03am Crei6hton: Morning
	7:08am Cosmic: Hello
	7:10am Buddha of Suburbia: Where's Spamoni?
	7:10am Baja Joe: Good morning all. Sitting out back sipping the morning joe and listening to tunes.
	7:10am dale: good morning....odd cover of the carpenters classic.
	7:10am People Like Us: herro Dale
	7:10am Nulsh: Heh heh Boodz! I am tip-top as it goes! Sat here soaking up the music as I draw with the sunshine beaming on me!
	7:14am dale: how's the vegetable garden treating you vicki?
	7:16am Buddha of Suburbia: That sounds nice, Nulsh! i was just talking to someone about my Hilton reward points about applying them to the trip to London.
	7:16am Jeffrey Davison: Hey Irene! I was thinking of you!
	7:16am adrian elaine in mpls: good morning everyone!
	7:22am spamoni: Hi Buddha i was laying down listening the meds have me in a mellow mood this morning
	7:22am Jeffrey Davison: hey Warwick Joe (and thanks), Buddha of Suburbia, People Like Us, Kevin-san, Crei6ton, Cosmic, Baja Joe, dale, adrian elaine in mpls
	7:26am deborah: Listening. Have been since the beginning.
	7:28am Jeffrey Davison: hey deborah...thanks for surfacing!
	7:32am TDK60: Morning.
	7:34am Buddha of Suburbia: Nice to see u here Spamoni.
	7:35am Cosmic: Hi Jeffery and everyone, We are just surfacing, it’s half past midday here. Kitchen, eggs, dog is outside barking at a squirrel. Loving the music! Listening in Cornwall UK
	7:37am Zoot: Morning from Warwick(second W is silent)Bethel not far from here.Spent four days there 50 years ago.From Ritchie to Jimi.Can still remember it.
	7:37am Nulsh: Hey TDK60!
	7:41am TDK60: Morning Nulsh; Zoot and Spamoni who were at Woodstock. I wanted to go but had to work at a summer camp. But I did get to see The Who and Jefferson Airplane a few days before, in Massachusetts. Half the audience had backpacks and were on their way to Woodstock.
	7:42am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): greetings, Jeff, and listeners one and all!
	7:43am Linda Lee: good morning from beautiful sullivan county, about 30 miles from bethel. rain this weekend too! :-D i don't think we've finished the conversation about what happened that weekend. phenomenal.
	7:44am TDK60: Cosmic, hello. Where in Cornwall?
	7:46am Nulsh: Linda Lee!!!
	7:47am Linda Lee: hi, Nulsh! what's this about 'sun' in Glasgow? :-D
	7:48am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): I was born the week of Woodstock— wasn't there, was on the other coast, but apparently did get a ride on Furthur at some point.
	7:48am Jeffrey Davison: hey TDK60, Zoot, Granny Spicy Tuna, Linda Lee
	7:48am spamoni: I was lucky to know the back way there. I took Rt 97 from port jervis to barryville took a right on rt 55 to 17 just before the end i took a left ( don't remember the road ) came out just above Hurd road stashed my car NO ONE KNEW THAT RD !! I walked about a mile to the site and rest was history as they say and got out Monday morn with no traffic
	7:49am TDK60: ..hello Linda, Granny.
	7:49am Linda Lee: fabulous, Granny! on the bus for sure! :-)
	7:49am Nulsh: Linda Lee it's true!!! Been sunny all mornin' but there are some big black clouds in the distance! I quite like rain too (thankfully!) How's you?
	7:50am melinda: Morning Jeffrey and all
	7:50am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): The fact that i don't remember the 60's is proof i was there, right? ;)
	7:51am Linda Lee: @Granny ~ it's permissible to have some memory ~ or we wouldn't know anything beyond the news reports! :-)
	7:52am Linda Lee: @Nulsh ~ some friends are hiking in the highlands this weekend, so they should be happy. me, i tend the usual brush fire. thanks for asking :-D
	7:53am TDK60: ..there was the folk element of Woodstock: Joan Baez, Richie Havens, Bert Sommer, John Sebastian, Tim Hardin.
	7:53am dale: to anyone planning on going upstate all i will say is that route 17 was a parking lot in both directions yesterday. JUST GO AWAY!
	7:54am ignatatus666: I liked the egg/bird song Watch out Amanda and Roger May swipe that one
	7:54am Andrew in Etobickoe: A belated good morning Jeffrey and all others from rainy Toronto.
	7:55am Linda Lee: @dale, i hear it's impossible to find a place to crash this weekend. if i'd known i woulda advertised!
	7:56am Linda Lee: how awful.
	7:57am spamoni: @dale good thing they didn't know the back way or you would really have another mess
	7:58am Zoot: Still go the back way.Beautiful ride.
	7:59am Linda Lee: you're limited from the city, though. not that many 'back ways' getting you out.
	8:00am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): SO glad jetlag is letting me catch SP live. I always listen to the archives, sometimes repeatedly.
	8:00am dale: legoland construction and the new harriman interchange work isn't helping.next summer when that thing opens traffic will absolutely suck the life out of you.
	8:01am Linda Lee: oh my gosh..
	8:02am Zoot: Route 17,Route17A to Warwick,Port Jervis,up the Delaware River.Bethel.
	8:02am Gavin in Bristol: oh Darn, i've missed most of the show :( Morning all or afternoon for me ;)
	8:04am Zoot: People selling houses all around legoland.
	8:04am Linda Lee: summer traffic's been increasingly bad over the past 20 years. next year we'll be an island in a toxic lake, with air quality suffering.
	8:05am Ken From Hyde Park: Ha, I'd like to see pictures of the Lego construction workers with their Lego bulldozers and Lego trucks hauling the Lego rocks and stones.
	8:05am TDK60: I have a friend who had a wonderful time at Woodstock, but when he first got there, early, was put to work in a rowboat, telling naked folks to get out of a pond, as locals who lived by the pond were upset. He was embarrassed to be asking naked hippies to leave the pond. hee.
	8:06am Linda Lee: served him right. :-D
	8:08am Zoot: Lotta plastic to build the legoland.They need some naked hippies.
	8:09am dale: property values dropped like crazy around monroe in general because of kiryas joel expansion, they are buy everything they can yet kiryas joel is the biggest user of public assistance in the state.
	8:10am Jeffrey Davison: hey melinda, ignatatus666, Andrew in Etobicoke, Gavin in Bristol. good story, spamoni, thanks for sharing.
	8:10am Linda Lee: the entire concept of legoland turns the stomach a little.
	8:11am spamoni: Ok i had fun with my stoner avatar tribute to Woodstock but back to reality.
	8:11am Linda Lee: people really are like sheep, aren't they. what a pity.
	8:12am Linda Lee: love it, spamoni! leave it up another day at least! :-)
	8:13am Zoot: PalmTree.Lot’s of folks from Monroe moving to Warwick.We’re a little off the beaten path but not after the attack of the legosThe cat who ate the lego.
	8:13am melinda: I love Saturdays
	8:13am spamoni: As you wish Linda Lee
	8:14am Linda Lee: groovy! :-)
	8:15am melinda: @TDK great Woodstock story
	8:15am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): spamoni: that's a stoner from MY generation, dude!
	8:16am Linda Lee: how can you tell, Granny?
	8:17am Linda Lee: isn't he just sort of archetypal? :-D
	8:17am spamoni: Thanks JD it's always a pleasure to share with my friends !
	8:17am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): it's anthony michael hall in The Breakfast Club
	8:18am Linda Lee: aha! :-D
	8:19am Cosmic: Hi TDK50, Up on Carn Marth, by the theatre quarry. Views of the season both coasts. :)
	8:19am spamoni: I know that !!! But it's all i could find i won't post my pic of me doing the same from the 60's
	8:21am TDK60: Cosmic, was in your area last summer, hiking and camping around St. Ives and St. Just.
	8:22am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): spamoni: ah, drat. you knew where i was going with that, hee hee…
	8:23am Linda Lee: just had a quick look at where you are, Cosmic. beautiful ~ and no Legoland!!
	8:24am Linda Lee: i'd so love spending time in a place that isn't thoroughly for sale.
	8:24am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Well, The Breakfast Club IS a cleverly disguised tale of the 50's getting trampled by the 60's (as all of those John Hughes movies were, they were about HIS youth)
	8:25am Cosmic: We just worked at Boomtown festival. It’s a make-believe city in a field. There’s a whole interactive maze to complete and the story of the city develops every year. Most of the buildings are venues and the stages are sets. I was thinking how things have changed since Woodstock, but so good that there’s a strong festival culture now.
	8:25am Baja Joe: This is lovely.
	8:26am spamoni: Jesus, is this better i don't want to upset anyone else !
	8:26am Linda Lee: @Cosmic ~ that sounds quite fine! put it up, take it down. :-)
	8:26am EG_Astro: Good morning everyone, super late the game, but better late than never
	8:27am Nulsh: spamoni I have a soft spot for yer' psychedelic moggy!
	8:27am Linda Lee: it's a bid disturbing to see what 'festivals' are in the states now. most seem like corrals.
	8:29am Linda Lee: @Nulsh ~ perfect name for a band, there. psychedelic moggy!
	8:30am spamoni: Thanks Nulsh ! I was just trying to have some fun i start round 2 Tues for my chemo and actually was feeling strong and alive today.
	8:31am TDK60: Cosmic, looked up the Boomtown fest on Wikip.; looks interesting.
	8:31am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): spamoni: uhh, i'm not upset. sorry if there was a misunderstanding?
	8:32am Linda Lee: glad you're having a good day, spamoni!
	8:32am spamoni: @Granny Spice Tuna no worries !
	8:34am Linda Lee: my god, someone help me wake up, will ya? got work to do! :-D
	8:34am Manana: Late riser on a wet morning. Grateful for the archives. This Riley Walker is real nice.
	8:34am kevlicki: Dale and linda lee, do you think the traffic study on 17 will conclude that we’re in need of more mass transit? Womp womp, as if anyone in Orange County would consider a socialist solution like that. It’s disturbing that attractions, industry and shipping progress in the Hudson valley without any consideration for you to transport all the bodies. Improvised train and bus services would be fantastic
	8:34am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): i'm glad the 50's got trampled. Someone from that generation was just telling me they grew up in the 50's, "the age of innocence" they called it. HUH?
	8:36am Linda Lee: @kevlicki ~ yes they would. we're sorely in need. i'm sure resources allocated in accordance with the study will go just where they always go.
	8:36am TDK60: Kev: "mass transit"? that's unAmerican, isn't it?
	8:37am Zoot: I just remembered,I was one of those naked hippies
	8:38am Linda Lee: the story of our decaying predominance is 'even more of the same'. this is why it's decaying!
	8:38am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): This set is mighty purty
	8:38am kevlicki: TDK60 yeah, unless it’s transit in Massachusetts ;)
	8:38am Linda Lee: good for you, Zoot! thanks for showing it can be done! :-D :-D
	8:39am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): ha!!
	8:39am Zoot: There are miles and miles of dormant train beds all over Orange County
	8:40am Linda Lee: let's see now. who had more fun at woodstock: the naked hippies or the guy in the rowboat? :-D
	8:40am kevlicki: On the festival topic, I feel like my friend in the old-time community are off to a different festival every weekend, somewhere in the US. That scene is thriving in these times
	8:41am Andrew in Etobickoe: It sure is, Granny
	8:42am TDK60: Zoot, the guy in the rowboat's name is Ike, from the Pittsburgh area then. Linda, Ike told me he had a blast, don't know how clothed he was.
	8:42am Zoot: Highland Games for that good old bagpipe music(and Haggis)
	8:43am Linda Lee: good for him, TDK60! :-D
	8:44am Jeffrey Davison: hey there Manana, kevlicki
	8:44am melinda: Peaks Island is just off the coast of where I'm at.
	8:45am Linda Lee: @kevlicki ~ as soon as festivals became a viable investment the scene developed properly. just as long as we have gatherings too. :-)
	8:45am melinda: @Granny I'm glad the 50s were trampled too. Hearing my parents stories from that era never made me think it was a better time.
	8:46am Zoot: Ahh,Mr Woodstock
	8:46am spamoni: Jeffrey,great show thanks for calming the savage beast in me !
	8:48am Linda Lee: my god the 50s? utterly toxic to the well being of the people & the planet. this is why the 60s. :-)
	8:48am melinda: I'm reading Jesse Jarnow's book about the Weavers and the blacklist right now, it covers the 1950s political and musical scenes convergence.
	8:49am TDK60: ..the best fest I ever went to was small, maybe 600 people, the John Henry folk fest in West Virginia. Mostly African American musicians, also white Appalachians too.
	8:50am melinda: @TDK that sounds nice. Small is good.
	8:50am spamoni: Nulsh, see you tomorrow amigo ?
	8:50am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): TDK60: that sounds amazing. what year was that?
	8:51am Nulsh: spamoni! You will indeed! Take it easy amigo!
	8:52am TDK60: Granny, 1976 as I recall. Got to share whisky with Odetta. I also recall a group of Cherokee archers from North Carolina.
	8:52am Linda Lee: the best thing about the 50s from an american standpoint was the development of the arts enabled by recording technology & international travel. that's about it.
	8:52am Zoot: Need to go to West Virginia,spend to much time in East Virginia
	8:53am Linda Lee: east virginia? :-D :-D
	8:53am melinda: I'm not a big fest or concert-goer, the only festival I attended was the Kerrville Folk Festival in TX, and it was quite manageable, no giant throngs of people. Oh and there was a folk fest on the lakes of Lake Champlain in VT, also pleasant but kind of stuffy, no drinking allowed outside the booze corral.
	8:53am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): TDK60: dang, Odetta. Deep respect for her. Got to see her perform once, decades later
	8:53am Zoot: Next to West Virginia
	8:54am melinda: @TDK cool!
	8:54am TDK60: thanks Jeffrey, see you all.
	8:54am Linda Lee: got it! :-)
	8:54am Zoot: Had those Odetta records,and Sandy Bull,Patrick Sky....
	8:55am Nulsh: I oddly want to hear Pinball Machine by The Fall now!
	8:55am Zoot: Hoe down
	8:56am Nulsh: Now I don't! I am distracted by the stomp!
	8:56am Andrew in Etobickoe: Thanks Jeffrey. Great show, as always.
	8:58am kevlicki: Thanks JD!

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from August 17, 2019

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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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August 17, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Sophie Cooper	The Little Room "The Little Room" by "Sophie Cooper"	The Little Room	Sophie Cooper	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bridget Hayden	Fires For Sorrow "Fires For Sorrow" by "Bridget Hayden"	Pure Touch Only From Now On, They Said So	Early Music	0:05:52 (Pop-up)
Hans Reichel	Waiting "Waiting" by "Hans Reichel"	The Dawn of Dachsman: 12 Guitar and Dachsophon Solos	FMP	0:09:36 (Pop-up)
Skyminds	Sunrise Trails The Growing Dawn	Skyminds	Skyminds	0:15:12 (Pop-up)
Celeste Evans	Intersecting Tones "Intersecting Tones" by "Celeste Evans"	Keyboard (in the) Works	Celeste Evans	0:19:24 (Pop-up)
Hills Have Riffs	Butterfly Headed Man	Equinox Tapes	Hills Have Riffs	0:23:21 (Pop-up)
Black Hill & Silent Island	Night In A Mossy Hut	Tales Of The Night Forest	Vvilderness Records	0:25:52 (Pop-up)
Eldrim	Ein "Ein" by "Eldrim"	Kvile	Eldrim	0:28:48 (Pop-up)
Jeffrey Alexander	Tranquility 1 "Tranquility 1" by "Jeffrey Alexander"	Meditations For Beowulf	Feeding Tube	0:33:36 (Pop-up)
Kitchen Cynics	Jackdaws At Avebury	Call Of The Cuckoo	Kitchen Cynics	0:39:18 (Pop-up)
Walden	Abendruh "Abendruh" by "Walden"	Idylls	Walden	0:46:12 (Pop-up)
Lake Mary	Junglessa "Junglessa" by "Lake Mary"	Koda	Eilean	0:49:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ned Collette/James Rushford/Joe Talia	Dusk	Afternoon - Dusk	Feeding Tube	0:55:32 (Pop-up)
Cross Record	Sing The Song "Sing The Song" by "Cross Record"	Cross Record	Ba Da Bing	1:05:45 (Pop-up)
Little Mazarn	Little Blue "Little Blue" by "Little Mazarn"	Io	Self Sabotage	1:11:10 (Pop-up)
Sky Turned Backward	The Lightkeeper	3:33 a.m.	Sky Turned Backward	1:14:36 (Pop-up)
Kayla Von der Heide	Highway Song "Highway Song" by "Kayla Von der Heide"	Mojave Ghost	Kayla von der Heide	1:17:05 (Pop-up)
Brennan Wedl	Mt. Saint Paul "Mt. Saint Paul" by "Brennan Wedl"	Holy Water Branch	Brennan Wedl	1:20:02 (Pop-up)
Lucy Roleff	Rheingold "Rheingold" by "Lucy Roleff"	Left Open In A Room	The Lost and Lonesome Recording Co.	1:23:28 (Pop-up)
Under Violet	Evzen's Song "Evzen's Song" by "Under Violet"	Under Violet	Under Violet	1:26:47 (Pop-up)
Marika Hackman	Wanderlust "Wanderlust" by "Marika Hackman"	Any Human Friend	Sub Pop	1:30:06 (Pop-up)
Lina Tullgren	Free Cell "Free Cell" by "Lina Tullgren"	Free Cell	Captured Tracks	1:33:28 (Pop-up)
Sidney Gish	Rat Of The City "Rat Of The City" by "Sidney Gish"	No Dogs Allowed	Sidney Gish	1:37:30 (Pop-up)
Florist	Now "Now" by "Florist"	Emily Alone	Double Double Whammy	1:41:13 (Pop-up)
Kate Bollinger	Nest On A Rooftop "Nest On A Rooftop" by "Kate Bollinger"	Key West EP	Kate Bollinger	1:44:13 (Pop-up)
Woody Green	Strange Air "Strange Air" by "Woody Green"	Alchemy EP	Woody Green	1:46:55 (Pop-up)
Blue Tunnel Parade	Teenage Transcendentalists	Nothing Ever Goes Right	Blue Tunnel Parade	1:49:39 (Pop-up)
Amen Dunes	Satudarah "Satudarah" by "Amen Dunes"	Freedom	Sacred Bones	1:52:54 (Pop-up)

Lillie Mae	Whole Blue Heart "Whole Blue Heart" by "Lillie Mae"	Other Girls	Third Man	2:02:29 (Pop-up)
Aviva le Fey	Bite My Tongue "Bite My Tongue" by "Aviva le Fey"	Lovesick	The Long Road Society	2:06:27 (Pop-up)
Dawn Riding	Savannah "Savannah" by "Dawn Riding"	Last Spring	The Long Road Society	2:11:13 (Pop-up)
Ciara Sidine	Sweet Breath On A Lonesome Flame	Shadow Road Shining	Ciara Sidine	2:14:21 (Pop-up)
Wood Hitch	Wooden Nickels "Wooden Nickels" by "Wood Hitch"	Wooden Nickels	Wood Hitch	2:18:55 (Pop-up)
Caamp	Wolf Song "Wolf Song" by "Caamp"	By & By	Mom + Pop	2:21:34 (Pop-up)
Tom Brosseau	St. Regious Girl "St. Regious Girl" by "Tom Brosseau"	In The Shadow Of The Hill: Songs from the Carter Family catalogue, Vol. 1	Crossbill Records	2:25:00 (Pop-up)
Lucy Wise & Stephen Tabener	Winter Sun	Songs In Rooms	Lucy Wise	2:28:20 (Pop-up)
Ryley Walker	Rocks On Rainbow "Rocks On Rainbow" by "Ryley Walker"	Deafman Glance	Dead Oceans	2:31:54 (Pop-up)
Magpie	Speed River "Speed River" by "Magpie"	House Show 2018	Magpie	2:33:34 (Pop-up)
Kate Can Wait	Déjame "Déjame" by "Kate Can Wait"	Howl Youth	Kate Can Wait	2:37:33 (Pop-up)
The Mammals	Wandering Boy "Wandering Boy" by "The Mammals"	Evolver	The Mammals	2:41:49 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	Song To Woody "Song To Woody" by "Bob Dylan"	Bob Dylan	Columbia	2:44:00 (Pop-up)
Lefty Jones Band	Up On The Hill "Up On The Hill" by "Lefty Jones Band"	His Own Island	Saturday Records	2:46:38 (Pop-up)
Clack Mountain String Band	Way Up On Clinch Mountain	Live at the John Jacob Niles Center, Lexington, KY, 2006	Clack Mountain String Band	2:50:34 (Pop-up)
Corey Andrew Iris	Mule Skinner Blues	Folk, Blues, and Union Tunes	Corey Andrew Iris	2:54:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:01am spamoni: Good morning Jeffrey and all
	6:03am spamoni: Happy Woodstock weekend sorry guys just remembering my youth
	6:04am Nulsh: Hey spamoni! Hey Jeffrey!
	6:04am spamoni: Gooooood morning Nulsh
	6:09am Jeffrey Davison: good morning spamoni, Nulsh
	6:10am Fredericks: Still dark and still raining.
	6:11am testingwithfire: Buenos días from Santiago to all!
	6:14am Kevino: Good Morning People!
	6:16am spamoni: This was me 50 years ago this weekend !!
	6:17am Jeffrey Davison: good morning Fredericks, testingwithfire, Kevino...
	6:21am duke: Good morning planetary types
	6:28am Jeffrey Davison: welcome duke
	6:30am Fredericks: Hello, Jeffrey and Shrunken friends.
	6:36am Cooh John: Good morning Jeffrey and fellow planeteers. Nice to be with you on a serene Saturday morning.
	6:44am David in London: Morning Jeffrey and all Shrunken Heads. Late in today but greetings to you all.
	6:44am Irene: Kitchen Cynics! Nice way to start my day.
	6:45am Jeffrey Davison: welcome Cooh John, David in London
	6:46am Warwick joe: Glad I got to catch the show. Great stuff.
	6:49am Nulsh: Hey David!
	6:55am Buddha of Suburbia: Hello everyone! Good morning!
	6:55am People Like Us: Good morning (just)
	6:55am Nulsh: BOOOOOODZ!!! How the devil are ya'?
	7:01am Buddha of Suburbia: Ah! Nuuullllshhh! My dear pal! It is you that should answer this question as my big head has been appearing on the ACCU all week...especially our old stomping ground Wake & Bake! Plus i think u have seen my new pics on Instagram.
	7:02am Kevin-san: Good morning, Planet regulars and irregulars alike!
	7:03am Crei6hton: Morning
	7:08am Cosmic: Hello
	7:10am Buddha of Suburbia: Where's Spamoni?
	7:10am Baja Joe: Good morning all. Sitting out back sipping the morning joe and listening to tunes.
	7:10am dale: good morning....odd cover of the carpenters classic.
	7:10am People Like Us: herro Dale
	7:10am Nulsh: Heh heh Boodz! I am tip-top as it goes! Sat here soaking up the music as I draw with the sunshine beaming on me!
	7:14am dale: how's the vegetable garden treating you vicki?
	7:16am Buddha of Suburbia: That sounds nice, Nulsh! i was just talking to someone about my Hilton reward points about applying them to the trip to London.
	7:16am Jeffrey Davison: Hey Irene! I was thinking of you!
	7:16am adrian elaine in mpls: good morning everyone!
	7:22am spamoni: Hi Buddha i was laying down listening the meds have me in a mellow mood this morning
	7:22am Jeffrey Davison: hey Warwick Joe (and thanks), Buddha of Suburbia, People Like Us, Kevin-san, Crei6ton, Cosmic, Baja Joe, dale, adrian elaine in mpls
	7:26am deborah: Listening. Have been since the beginning.
	7:28am Jeffrey Davison: hey deborah...thanks for surfacing!
	7:32am TDK60: Morning.
	7:34am Buddha of Suburbia: Nice to see u here Spamoni.
	7:35am Cosmic: Hi Jeffery and everyone, We are just surfacing, it’s half past midday here. Kitchen, eggs, dog is outside barking at a squirrel. Loving the music! Listening in Cornwall UK
	7:37am Zoot: Morning from Warwick(second W is silent)Bethel not far from here.Spent four days there 50 years ago.From Ritchie to Jimi.Can still remember it.
	7:37am Nulsh: Hey TDK60!
	7:41am TDK60: Morning Nulsh; Zoot and Spamoni who were at Woodstock. I wanted to go but had to work at a summer camp. But I did get to see The Who and Jefferson Airplane a few days before, in Massachusetts. Half the audience had backpacks and were on their way to Woodstock.
	7:42am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): greetings, Jeff, and listeners one and all!
	7:43am Linda Lee: good morning from beautiful sullivan county, about 30 miles from bethel. rain this weekend too! :-D i don't think we've finished the conversation about what happened that weekend. phenomenal.
	7:44am TDK60: Cosmic, hello. Where in Cornwall?
	7:46am Nulsh: Linda Lee!!!
	7:47am Linda Lee: hi, Nulsh! what's this about 'sun' in Glasgow? :-D
	7:48am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): I was born the week of Woodstock— wasn't there, was on the other coast, but apparently did get a ride on Furthur at some point.
	7:48am Jeffrey Davison: hey TDK60, Zoot, Granny Spicy Tuna, Linda Lee
	7:48am spamoni: I was lucky to know the back way there. I took Rt 97 from port jervis to barryville took a right on rt 55 to 17 just before the end i took a left ( don't remember the road ) came out just above Hurd road stashed my car NO ONE KNEW THAT RD !! I walked about a mile to the site and rest was history as they say and got out Monday morn with no traffic
	7:49am TDK60: ..hello Linda, Granny.
	7:49am Linda Lee: fabulous, Granny! on the bus for sure! :-)
	7:49am Nulsh: Linda Lee it's true!!! Been sunny all mornin' but there are some big black clouds in the distance! I quite like rain too (thankfully!) How's you?
	7:50am melinda: Morning Jeffrey and all
	7:50am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): The fact that i don't remember the 60's is proof i was there, right? ;)
	7:51am Linda Lee: @Granny ~ it's permissible to have some memory ~ or we wouldn't know anything beyond the news reports! :-)
	7:52am Linda Lee: @Nulsh ~ some friends are hiking in the highlands this weekend, so they should be happy. me, i tend the usual brush fire. thanks for asking :-D
	7:53am TDK60: ..there was the folk element of Woodstock: Joan Baez, Richie Havens, Bert Sommer, John Sebastian, Tim Hardin.
	7:53am dale: to anyone planning on going upstate all i will say is that route 17 was a parking lot in both directions yesterday. JUST GO AWAY!
	7:54am ignatatus666: I liked the egg/bird song Watch out Amanda and Roger May swipe that one
	7:54am Andrew in Etobickoe: A belated good morning Jeffrey and all others from rainy Toronto.
	7:55am Linda Lee: @dale, i hear it's impossible to find a place to crash this weekend. if i'd known i woulda advertised!
	7:56am Linda Lee: how awful.
	7:57am spamoni: @dale good thing they didn't know the back way or you would really have another mess
	7:58am Zoot: Still go the back way.Beautiful ride.
	7:59am Linda Lee: you're limited from the city, though. not that many 'back ways' getting you out.
	8:00am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): SO glad jetlag is letting me catch SP live. I always listen to the archives, sometimes repeatedly.
	8:00am dale: legoland construction and the new harriman interchange work isn't helping.next summer when that thing opens traffic will absolutely suck the life out of you.
	8:01am Linda Lee: oh my gosh..
	8:02am Zoot: Route 17,Route17A to Warwick,Port Jervis,up the Delaware River.Bethel.
	8:02am Gavin in Bristol: oh Darn, i've missed most of the show :( Morning all or afternoon for me ;)
	8:04am Zoot: People selling houses all around legoland.
	8:04am Linda Lee: summer traffic's been increasingly bad over the past 20 years. next year we'll be an island in a toxic lake, with air quality suffering.
	8:05am Ken From Hyde Park: Ha, I'd like to see pictures of the Lego construction workers with their Lego bulldozers and Lego trucks hauling the Lego rocks and stones.
	8:05am TDK60: I have a friend who had a wonderful time at Woodstock, but when he first got there, early, was put to work in a rowboat, telling naked folks to get out of a pond, as locals who lived by the pond were upset. He was embarrassed to be asking naked hippies to leave the pond. hee.
	8:06am Linda Lee: served him right. :-D
	8:08am Zoot: Lotta plastic to build the legoland.They need some naked hippies.
	8:09am dale: property values dropped like crazy around monroe in general because of kiryas joel expansion, they are buy everything they can yet kiryas joel is the biggest user of public assistance in the state.
	8:10am Jeffrey Davison: hey melinda, ignatatus666, Andrew in Etobicoke, Gavin in Bristol. good story, spamoni, thanks for sharing.
	8:10am Linda Lee: the entire concept of legoland turns the stomach a little.
	8:11am spamoni: Ok i had fun with my stoner avatar tribute to Woodstock but back to reality.
	8:11am Linda Lee: people really are like sheep, aren't they. what a pity.
	8:12am Linda Lee: love it, spamoni! leave it up another day at least! :-)
	8:13am Zoot: PalmTree.Lot’s of folks from Monroe moving to Warwick.We’re a little off the beaten path but not after the attack of the legosThe cat who ate the lego.
	8:13am melinda: I love Saturdays
	8:13am spamoni: As you wish Linda Lee
	8:14am Linda Lee: groovy! :-)
	8:15am melinda: @TDK great Woodstock story
	8:15am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): spamoni: that's a stoner from MY generation, dude!
	8:16am Linda Lee: how can you tell, Granny?
	8:17am Linda Lee: isn't he just sort of archetypal? :-D
	8:17am spamoni: Thanks JD it's always a pleasure to share with my friends !
	8:17am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): it's anthony michael hall in The Breakfast Club
	8:18am Linda Lee: aha! :-D
	8:19am Cosmic: Hi TDK50, Up on Carn Marth, by the theatre quarry. Views of the season both coasts. :)
	8:19am spamoni: I know that !!! But it's all i could find i won't post my pic of me doing the same from the 60's
	8:21am TDK60: Cosmic, was in your area last summer, hiking and camping around St. Ives and St. Just.
	8:22am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): spamoni: ah, drat. you knew where i was going with that, hee hee…
	8:23am Linda Lee: just had a quick look at where you are, Cosmic. beautiful ~ and no Legoland!!
	8:24am Linda Lee: i'd so love spending time in a place that isn't thoroughly for sale.
	8:24am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Well, The Breakfast Club IS a cleverly disguised tale of the 50's getting trampled by the 60's (as all of those John Hughes movies were, they were about HIS youth)
	8:25am Cosmic: We just worked at Boomtown festival. It’s a make-believe city in a field. There’s a whole interactive maze to complete and the story of the city develops every year. Most of the buildings are venues and the stages are sets. I was thinking how things have changed since Woodstock, but so good that there’s a strong festival culture now.
	8:25am Baja Joe: This is lovely.
	8:26am spamoni: Jesus, is this better i don't want to upset anyone else !
	8:26am Linda Lee: @Cosmic ~ that sounds quite fine! put it up, take it down. :-)
	8:26am EG_Astro: Good morning everyone, super late the game, but better late than never
	8:27am Nulsh: spamoni I have a soft spot for yer' psychedelic moggy!
	8:27am Linda Lee: it's a bid disturbing to see what 'festivals' are in the states now. most seem like corrals.
	8:29am Linda Lee: @Nulsh ~ perfect name for a band, there. psychedelic moggy!
	8:30am spamoni: Thanks Nulsh ! I was just trying to have some fun i start round 2 Tues for my chemo and actually was feeling strong and alive today.
	8:31am TDK60: Cosmic, looked up the Boomtown fest on Wikip.; looks interesting.
	8:31am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): spamoni: uhh, i'm not upset. sorry if there was a misunderstanding?
	8:32am Linda Lee: glad you're having a good day, spamoni!
	8:32am spamoni: @Granny Spice Tuna no worries !
	8:34am Linda Lee: my god, someone help me wake up, will ya? got work to do! :-D
	8:34am Manana: Late riser on a wet morning. Grateful for the archives. This Riley Walker is real nice.
	8:34am kevlicki: Dale and linda lee, do you think the traffic study on 17 will conclude that we’re in need of more mass transit? Womp womp, as if anyone in Orange County would consider a socialist solution like that. It’s disturbing that attractions, industry and shipping progress in the Hudson valley without any consideration for you to transport all the bodies. Improvised train and bus services would be fantastic
	8:34am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): i'm glad the 50's got trampled. Someone from that generation was just telling me they grew up in the 50's, "the age of innocence" they called it. HUH?
	8:36am Linda Lee: @kevlicki ~ yes they would. we're sorely in need. i'm sure resources allocated in accordance with the study will go just where they always go.
	8:36am TDK60: Kev: "mass transit"? that's unAmerican, isn't it?
	8:37am Zoot: I just remembered,I was one of those naked hippies
	8:38am Linda Lee: the story of our decaying predominance is 'even more of the same'. this is why it's decaying!
	8:38am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): This set is mighty purty
	8:38am kevlicki: TDK60 yeah, unless it’s transit in Massachusetts ;)
	8:38am Linda Lee: good for you, Zoot! thanks for showing it can be done! :-D :-D
	8:39am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): ha!!
	8:39am Zoot: There are miles and miles of dormant train beds all over Orange County
	8:40am Linda Lee: let's see now. who had more fun at woodstock: the naked hippies or the guy in the rowboat? :-D
	8:40am kevlicki: On the festival topic, I feel like my friend in the old-time community are off to a different festival every weekend, somewhere in the US. That scene is thriving in these times
	8:41am Andrew in Etobickoe: It sure is, Granny
	8:42am TDK60: Zoot, the guy in the rowboat's name is Ike, from the Pittsburgh area then. Linda, Ike told me he had a blast, don't know how clothed he was.
	8:42am Zoot: Highland Games for that good old bagpipe music(and Haggis)
	8:43am Linda Lee: good for him, TDK60! :-D
	8:44am Jeffrey Davison: hey there Manana, kevlicki
	8:44am melinda: Peaks Island is just off the coast of where I'm at.
	8:45am Linda Lee: @kevlicki ~ as soon as festivals became a viable investment the scene developed properly. just as long as we have gatherings too. :-)
	8:45am melinda: @Granny I'm glad the 50s were trampled too. Hearing my parents stories from that era never made me think it was a better time.
	8:46am Zoot: Ahh,Mr Woodstock
	8:46am spamoni: Jeffrey,great show thanks for calming the savage beast in me !
	8:48am Linda Lee: my god the 50s? utterly toxic to the well being of the people & the planet. this is why the 60s. :-)
	8:48am melinda: I'm reading Jesse Jarnow's book about the Weavers and the blacklist right now, it covers the 1950s political and musical scenes convergence.
	8:49am TDK60: ..the best fest I ever went to was small, maybe 600 people, the John Henry folk fest in West Virginia. Mostly African American musicians, also white Appalachians too.
	8:50am melinda: @TDK that sounds nice. Small is good.
	8:50am spamoni: Nulsh, see you tomorrow amigo ?
	8:50am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): TDK60: that sounds amazing. what year was that?
	8:51am Nulsh: spamoni! You will indeed! Take it easy amigo!
	8:52am TDK60: Granny, 1976 as I recall. Got to share whisky with Odetta. I also recall a group of Cherokee archers from North Carolina.
	8:52am Linda Lee: the best thing about the 50s from an american standpoint was the development of the arts enabled by recording technology & international travel. that's about it.
	8:52am Zoot: Need to go to West Virginia,spend to much time in East Virginia
	8:53am Linda Lee: east virginia? :-D :-D
	8:53am melinda: I'm not a big fest or concert-goer, the only festival I attended was the Kerrville Folk Festival in TX, and it was quite manageable, no giant throngs of people. Oh and there was a folk fest on the lakes of Lake Champlain in VT, also pleasant but kind of stuffy, no drinking allowed outside the booze corral.
	8:53am Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): TDK60: dang, Odetta. Deep respect for her. Got to see her perform once, decades later
	8:53am Zoot: Next to West Virginia
	8:54am melinda: @TDK cool!
	8:54am TDK60: thanks Jeffrey, see you all.
	8:54am Linda Lee: got it! :-)
	8:54am Zoot: Had those Odetta records,and Sandy Bull,Patrick Sky....
	8:55am Nulsh: I oddly want to hear Pinball Machine by The Fall now!
	8:55am Zoot: Hoe down
	8:56am Nulsh: Now I don't! I am distracted by the stomp!
	8:56am Andrew in Etobickoe: Thanks Jeffrey. Great show, as always.
	8:58am kevlicki: Thanks JD!

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from August 17, 2019

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