WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from December 24, 2019

Listener comments!
	🥁 9:14am listener james from westwood: peeking in early to wave hey hey!
	11:36am Tony Coulter: Hey, James! You are oily ... I mean, early! Merry Merry!
	11:58am chresti: I'm oily too!
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Hey, hey, Chresti!
	12:01pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone, merry Christmas/happy holidays/Hanukah it up
	12:02pm Webhamster Henry: Whoa! ISB!
	12:02pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Cmurtha & Henry!! Happy Holy Holly Day, everyone!
	12:04pm Sem: Incredible, the word and music of the day. Hiya, Tony, and all.
	12:04pm Tony Coulter: Greets, Sem!
	🥁 12:05pm listener james from westwood: Hello again, all!
	12:10pm Tony Coulter: That Beggars' Hill track was written by Bridget St. John , btw -- I'll be playing her version in a bit.
	12:11pm northguineahills: Actually aound for Tony! Shelagh!
	🥁 12:11pm Yvang: Hello Tony, James, Sem, Henry, Cmurtha, Chresti and all!
	12:11pm northguineahills: Vashti!
	12:12pm northguineahills: Funny, as Scott was also doing British folk/rock....
	12:13pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Yvang and NGH!
	12:14pm Tony Coulter: Well, Brit folk feels Christmas appropriate to me, somehow -- guess it does to Scott as well....
	12:18pm northguineahills: Sandy!
	12:22pm Tony Coulter: Yep, the 'O' in Tír na nÓg is capitalized. Those crazy Irish....
	12:23pm northguineahills: Irish Gaelic is still easier then Welsh....
	12:25pm HollyRT: Ho ho ho there, gang!
	12:26pm Tony Coulter: Holly! Hiya!!
	12:28pm Doug Schulkind: Huge treat to get to hear you, Tony! I am normally in an every Tuesday staff meeting. Greetings, Coultarians!
	12:28pm Tony Coulter: Doug! Doug! Greetings!
	12:30pm Tony Coulter: Btw, today's playlist image is a painting by Edward Burne-Jones. Forget what it's called.....
	12:30pm northguineahills: Time to dance the dougie (yes, it's an thing, from years past.....)
	12:39pm Doug Schulkind: @northguineahills "You put your left foot in, you put your other left foot in..."
	12:41pm Tony Coulter: At least you only have two left feet -- I've got ten.
	12:43pm Franco Twinkie: Merry Christmas Tony! I just trimmed my toe nails for the holidays.
	12:44pm Cmurtha: This set is hitting my weak spot for all things harpsichord. IT AND THE ORGAN ARE SUPERIOR TO THE PIANO baroque 4ever.
	12:44pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Franco T! Happy Toenails Day!
	12:44pm northguineahills: @doug: Oh diosas mio, los sabes! (I only know it from crappy wedding djs from my family w/ no musical interests....
	12:50pm Webhamster Henry: More Celti-folk-psych-rock!
	12:52pm Cmurtha: I want to marry a lighthouse keeper and keep him company.
	12:53pm Cmurtha: What was happening in the late 60s and early 70s that this kind of carnivalesque/ quasi-renaissance sound was so in vogue?
	12:55pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: Everything went Canterbury plaid.....
	12:55pm Tony Coulter: It's a mystery!
	12:57pm Doug Schulkind: Every time I see Cmurtha, I think Cthulhu.
	12:58pm Cmurtha: I'll take it, though sadly its just my name, I don't live in R'lyeh
	1:05pm northguineahills: British musicians wanted to distinguish themselves from the American folk/rock scene, so they mined the material that Cecile Sharpe et al researched in the dying throes of the post-Victorian Industrial age in the 1910s-1930s to make something more English/Scottish/Welsh/Irish/Cumbrian. Some imagined, some real, w/ Synergy of the current psyche rock/proto-prog movement. I recommend the book, Electric Eden by Rob Young for a full explanation.....
	1:05pm northguineahills: Clive!
	1:06pm Tony Coulter: Palmer!!
	1:06pm Dean: In all seriousness in response to Cmurtha's tongue-in-cheek query @12:53, I suspect that sound was prompted in part by the revival of early music so-called authentic performance styles that occurred during the first half of the 20thC.
	1:07pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Dean!
	1:07pm Dean: Heading your way this evening, Tony. My son has been there since Friday.
	1:12pm Tony Coulter: Portland says hello to you both!
	1:13pm Cmurtha: Thank you Dean and North
	1:13pm Tony Coulter: Deanfield & the North
	1:16pm Dean: Bringing the whole brood. You'll know us by our Bermuda shorts and binoculars.
	1:16pm northguineahills: Fotheringay!
	1:20pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: I have a friend who just legally changed his surname to his mother's, Serbajian (his father was never part of his life). His mother is Armenian, would the etymology cast that side of the family came from Serbia, say, from the 1870s Turko (Ottoman)- Russian Wars where what became Serbia sided w/ the Russian Empire and settled in Armenia...? (spitballing o'er here)
	1:22pm northguineahills: @Tony: Dean and I will take that as an appropriate compliment as per the playlist..... @PENTANGLE!!!(yes, caps are needed).
	1:23pm Dean: Absolutely. Is this Pentangle tune an answer song to Fairport's "Who Knows Where the Thyme Goes"?
	1:24pm Tony Coulter: Ha!
	1:28pm northguineahills: I need a tissue due the snot blown out b/c of Dean....
	🥁 1:30pm listener james from westwood: Hah, looks like I'd starred that PENTANGLE track a while back. As I rightly should have!
	1:40pm Tony Coulter: I wonder: Does it let you star the same track twice? Or would that be like voting twice (in the same election)?
	1:40pm northguineahills: Comus to us all! james has good tastes...
	1:41pm Cmurtha: @north you know I'd have to look into it. Its an interesting theory, but I am not versed at all in Armenian names and naming conventions to tell you how accurate that. Tony - it will let you star the same track twice sometimes if the system does not think of it as the same song or there is some variation in how its put in the system. I forget what, but I know I have one or two songs double starred for that reason.
	1:41pm northguineahills: @Tony: According to Kenzo, no. You'd have to unfave it first to refave it......
	1:43pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: I know European/Armenian history, but the Armenian language is still opaque to me.....
	1:45pm Mark R: It's one of your faves, that's the important thing.
	1:46pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Mark!
	1:50pm Mark R: Hi there, Tony. Something about this era of British folk always felt Christmas-y to me. That Dickensian thing, you know. Flagons of stout mead. Wenches with puffy sleeves. Figgy pudding, goose for dinner.
	1:52pm northguineahills: Ireland is geographical British Isles, but the glaigh na hÉireann might have some cultural issues w/ that ;)
	1:53pm northguineahills: errr… geographically.... ISB!
	🥁 1:56pm WR: ISB!!! Hi fellow streamees and streamers. Lurking from work.
	1:56pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, WR!
	1:57pm Tony Coulter: "Fresh Maggots" ... what a band name. Must have done wonders for their career.
	1:59pm Dean: A maggot is a dance, too, no?
	2:00pm Tony Coulter: Dunno
	2:01pm Dean: Pretty sure, yeah. A folk "country" dance. Not sure what it would mean, though, for a dance to be "fresh"...
	2:31pm Cmurtha: People sleep on Donovan for no reason.
	2:33pm Tony Coulter: Yeah -- he probably suffers from having had too much success. People feel they know his stuff (you know, the hit songs) -- when they really don't.
	2:34pm Tony Coulter: Unless you meant that literally. In that case, damn them -- Donovan is not a pillow.
	2:36pm Dean: His full name is Donovan Tempur-Pedic. He's a mattress.
	2:40pm chresti: Haha Donovan pillows!
	2:42pm chresti: ..available exclusively at K-mart
	2:44pm Dean: Donovan pillows? I'm down with that.
	2:45pm Dean: Too soon for another time/thyme pun?
	2:46pm Tony Coulter: Never
	🥁 2:46pm WR: Tony, not making a last minute request but curious. I see you've focused on 60s and early 70s and obviously there is much material of this sort from that time you've not had time for, but do you follow recent brit / Gaelic folk and if yes, do you know the Unthanks?
	2:49pm Tony Coulter: @ WR: To be honest, I know very little of current brit / Gaelic folk. Have not heard (or even heard of) the Unthanks. But now I'll try to give 'em a listen....
	🥁 2:49pm WR: Obviously I bring them up 'cause I think you might find them of interest.
	2:50pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Re your pun: We're almost out of thyme. Gopher it....
	2:52pm doctorjazz: Been listening, pretty stuff, thanks, Tony!
	2:53pm Cmurtha: Damn cheeky headscarf thief
	2:53pm Tony Coulter: doctorjazz! Hiya!
	2:53pm Dean: A wise old sage once remarked that if you can see how the thyme is flying you must be a line chef at an Italian restaurant.
	2:53pm Cmurtha: Thank you for the show Tony, and again Merry Merry everybody!
	🥁 2:54pm listener james from westwood: Delightful show, Tony—thanks!
	2:56pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, everybody! Happy Merry Merry!!
	2:57pm chresti: Wise old sage would say that about thyme
	2:57pm Doug Schulkind: Hooray for Tony! Unhip-unhip hooray!
	2:57pm Dean: See you, Tony. Looking forward to a few cold days in Portland.
	2:57pm chresti: Thanks Tony!
	🥁 2:58pm WR: Thank you for the tunes. There are artists you've presented that are new to me. So little time. So much to listen to.

Tony Coulter: Playlist from December 24, 2019

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December 24, 2019: Kinda Like Christmas: The U.K. (& Irish) Folk Rock Special

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
The Incredible String Band	The Circle Is Unbroken	Wee Tam & The Big Huge	Elektra	1968	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Beggars' Hill	If You'd Been There	Beggars' Hill	RE: Talking Elephant	1976	0:04:37 (Pop-up)
Shelagh McDonald	City's Cry "City's Cry" by "Shelagh McDonald"	Stargazer	RE: Mooncrest	1971	0:08:19 (Pop-up)
Vashti Bunyan	Glow Worms "Glow Worms" by "Vashti Bunyan"	Just Another Diamond Day	RE: Spinney	1970	0:10:50 (Pop-up)
Bridget St. John	If You'd Been There	Songs for the Gentle Man	RE: See for Miles	1971	0:13:05 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	She Moves Through the Fair	What We Did on Our Holidays	Island	1969	0:17:13 (Pop-up)
Tír na nÓg	Down Day "Down Day" by "Tír na nÓg"	A Tear and a Smile	Chrysalis	1972	0:21:24 (Pop-up)
Trees	Road "Road" by "Trees"	The Garden of Jane Delawney	RE: BGO	1970	0:27:13 (Pop-up)

Spirogyra	Disraeli's Problem "Disraeli's Problem" by "Spirogyra"	Old Boot Wine	RE: Repertoire	1972	0:35:10 (Pop-up)
Chris Coombs & Lightyears Away	Melanie – Merlin Est	Gagalactyca	RE: Kissing Spell	1971	0:39:24 (Pop-up)
Principal Edwards Magic Theatre	The Kettering Song	The Asmoto Running Band	Dandelion	1971	0:45:33 (Pop-up)
Sunforest	All in Good Time "All in Good Time" by "Sunforest"	Sound of Sunforest	Deram	1969	0:49:26 (Pop-up)
Shirley & Dolly Collins	Plains of Waterloo	Love, Death and the Lady	RE: BGO	1970	0:53:12 (Pop-up)
John Renbourn	The Earle of Salisbury	Sir John Alot...	RE: Shanachie	1968	1:01:16 (Pop-up)
Spriguns	Time Will Pass "Time Will Pass" by "Spriguns"	Time Will Pass	RE: Esoteric	1977	1:02:36 (Pop-up)
C.O.B.	Eleven Willows "Eleven Willows" by "C.O.B."	Moyshe McStiff and the Tartan Lancers of the Sacred Heart	RE: Radioactive	1972	1:05:04 (Pop-up)

Bert Jansch	Fresh As a Sweet Sunday Morning	L.A. Turnaround	Charisma	1974	1:10:48 (Pop-up)
Fotheringay	The Sea "The Sea" by "Fotheringay"	Fotheringay	Island	1970	1:14:40 (Pop-up)
Pentangle	Let No Man Steal Your Thyme	The Pentangle	RE: Castle	1968	1:20:10 (Pop-up)
Shide & Acorn	Eleanor's Song "Eleanor's Song" by "Shide & Acorn"	Under the Tree	RE: Kissing Spell	1971	1:22:55 (Pop-up)
Forest	Bluebell Dance "Bluebell Dance" by "Forest"	Full Circle	RE: BGO	1970	1:25:38 (Pop-up)
Comus	The Herald "The Herald" by "Comus"	First Utterance	Dawn	1971	1:28:47 (Pop-up)
Third Ear Band	Fleance "Fleance" by "Third Ear Band"	Music from Macbeth	RE: BGO	1972	1:40:56 (Pop-up)
Tír na nÓg	Aberdeen Angus "Aberdeen Angus" by "Tír na nÓg"	Tir Na Nog	RE: BGO	1972	1:44:53 (Pop-up)

The Incredible String Band	Lordly Nightshade	Wee Tam & the Big Huge	Elektra	1968	1:50:01 (Pop-up)
Fresh Maggots	And When She Laughs	Fresh Maggots	RE: Si-Wan	1971	1:55:16 (Pop-up)
Donovan	The Tinker and the Crab "The Tinker and the Crab" by "Donovan"	A Gift from a Flower to a Garden	Epic	1967	1:58:05 (Pop-up)
Principal Edwards Magic Theatre	Weirdsong of Breaking Through at Last	The Asmoto Running Band	Dandelion	1971	2:00:57 (Pop-up)
Magic Carpet	Father Time "Father Time" by "Magic Carpet"	Magic Carpet	RE: Magic Carpet	1972	2:03:55 (Pop-up)
Sweeney's Men	Go By Brooks "Go By Brooks" by "Sweeney's Men"	The Tracks of Sweeney	RE: Castle	1969	2:08:09 (Pop-up)
Bread, Love and Dreams	Brother John	Amaryllis	RE: Sunbeam	1971	2:10:13 (Pop-up)
Mellow Candle	Reverend Sisters "Reverend Sisters" by "Mellow Candle"	Swaddling Songs	Deram	1972	2:14:11 (Pop-up)
Magnet	Willow's Song "Willow's Song" by "Magnet"	The Wicker Man	RE: Silva	1973	2:18:29 (Pop-up)
The Sun Also Rises	Wizard Shep "Wizard Shep" by "The Sun Also Rises"	The Sun Also Rises	Scenescof	1970	2:23:11 (Pop-up)

Sandy Denny & The Strawbs	Tell Me What You See in Me (1967)	Sandy Denny & The Strawbs	Hannibal	1991	2:31:44 (Pop-up)
Jade	Reflections on a Harbour Wall	Fly on Strangewings	RE: Sunbeam	1970	2:35:24 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	Autopsy "Autopsy" by "Fairport Convention"	Unhalfbricking	RE: Hannibal	1969	2:37:57 (Pop-up)
Wizz Jones	See How the Time Is Flying	The Legendary Me	RE: Sunbeam	1970	2:42:20 (Pop-up)
The Famous Jug Band	A Leaf Must Fall	Sunshine Possibilities	RE: Wooden Hill	1969	2:45:44 (Pop-up)
Steve Ashley	Spirit of Christmas (bonus outtake)	Stroll On (Revisited)	RE: Market Square	1974	2:50:43 (Pop-up)

The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				2:56:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 9:14am listener james from westwood: peeking in early to wave hey hey!
	11:36am Tony Coulter: Hey, James! You are oily ... I mean, early! Merry Merry!
	11:58am chresti: I'm oily too!
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Hey, hey, Chresti!
	12:01pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone, merry Christmas/happy holidays/Hanukah it up
	12:02pm Webhamster Henry: Whoa! ISB!
	12:02pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Cmurtha & Henry!! Happy Holy Holly Day, everyone!
	12:04pm Sem: Incredible, the word and music of the day. Hiya, Tony, and all.
	12:04pm Tony Coulter: Greets, Sem!
	🥁 12:05pm listener james from westwood: Hello again, all!
	12:10pm Tony Coulter: That Beggars' Hill track was written by Bridget St. John , btw -- I'll be playing her version in a bit.
	12:11pm northguineahills: Actually aound for Tony! Shelagh!
	🥁 12:11pm Yvang: Hello Tony, James, Sem, Henry, Cmurtha, Chresti and all!
	12:11pm northguineahills: Vashti!
	12:12pm northguineahills: Funny, as Scott was also doing British folk/rock....
	12:13pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Yvang and NGH!
	12:14pm Tony Coulter: Well, Brit folk feels Christmas appropriate to me, somehow -- guess it does to Scott as well....
	12:18pm northguineahills: Sandy!
	12:22pm Tony Coulter: Yep, the 'O' in Tír na nÓg is capitalized. Those crazy Irish....
	12:23pm northguineahills: Irish Gaelic is still easier then Welsh....
	12:25pm HollyRT: Ho ho ho there, gang!
	12:26pm Tony Coulter: Holly! Hiya!!
	12:28pm Doug Schulkind: Huge treat to get to hear you, Tony! I am normally in an every Tuesday staff meeting. Greetings, Coultarians!
	12:28pm Tony Coulter: Doug! Doug! Greetings!
	12:30pm Tony Coulter: Btw, today's playlist image is a painting by Edward Burne-Jones. Forget what it's called.....
	12:30pm northguineahills: Time to dance the dougie (yes, it's an thing, from years past.....)
	12:39pm Doug Schulkind: @northguineahills "You put your left foot in, you put your other left foot in..."
	12:41pm Tony Coulter: At least you only have two left feet -- I've got ten.
	12:43pm Franco Twinkie: Merry Christmas Tony! I just trimmed my toe nails for the holidays.
	12:44pm Cmurtha: This set is hitting my weak spot for all things harpsichord. IT AND THE ORGAN ARE SUPERIOR TO THE PIANO baroque 4ever.
	12:44pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Franco T! Happy Toenails Day!
	12:44pm northguineahills: @doug: Oh diosas mio, los sabes! (I only know it from crappy wedding djs from my family w/ no musical interests....
	12:50pm Webhamster Henry: More Celti-folk-psych-rock!
	12:52pm Cmurtha: I want to marry a lighthouse keeper and keep him company.
	12:53pm Cmurtha: What was happening in the late 60s and early 70s that this kind of carnivalesque/ quasi-renaissance sound was so in vogue?
	12:55pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: Everything went Canterbury plaid.....
	12:55pm Tony Coulter: It's a mystery!
	12:57pm Doug Schulkind: Every time I see Cmurtha, I think Cthulhu.
	12:58pm Cmurtha: I'll take it, though sadly its just my name, I don't live in R'lyeh
	1:05pm northguineahills: British musicians wanted to distinguish themselves from the American folk/rock scene, so they mined the material that Cecile Sharpe et al researched in the dying throes of the post-Victorian Industrial age in the 1910s-1930s to make something more English/Scottish/Welsh/Irish/Cumbrian. Some imagined, some real, w/ Synergy of the current psyche rock/proto-prog movement. I recommend the book, Electric Eden by Rob Young for a full explanation.....
	1:05pm northguineahills: Clive!
	1:06pm Tony Coulter: Palmer!!
	1:06pm Dean: In all seriousness in response to Cmurtha's tongue-in-cheek query @12:53, I suspect that sound was prompted in part by the revival of early music so-called authentic performance styles that occurred during the first half of the 20thC.
	1:07pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Dean!
	1:07pm Dean: Heading your way this evening, Tony. My son has been there since Friday.
	1:12pm Tony Coulter: Portland says hello to you both!
	1:13pm Cmurtha: Thank you Dean and North
	1:13pm Tony Coulter: Deanfield & the North
	1:16pm Dean: Bringing the whole brood. You'll know us by our Bermuda shorts and binoculars.
	1:16pm northguineahills: Fotheringay!
	1:20pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: I have a friend who just legally changed his surname to his mother's, Serbajian (his father was never part of his life). His mother is Armenian, would the etymology cast that side of the family came from Serbia, say, from the 1870s Turko (Ottoman)- Russian Wars where what became Serbia sided w/ the Russian Empire and settled in Armenia...? (spitballing o'er here)
	1:22pm northguineahills: @Tony: Dean and I will take that as an appropriate compliment as per the playlist..... @PENTANGLE!!!(yes, caps are needed).
	1:23pm Dean: Absolutely. Is this Pentangle tune an answer song to Fairport's "Who Knows Where the Thyme Goes"?
	1:24pm Tony Coulter: Ha!
	1:28pm northguineahills: I need a tissue due the snot blown out b/c of Dean....
	🥁 1:30pm listener james from westwood: Hah, looks like I'd starred that PENTANGLE track a while back. As I rightly should have!
	1:40pm Tony Coulter: I wonder: Does it let you star the same track twice? Or would that be like voting twice (in the same election)?
	1:40pm northguineahills: Comus to us all! james has good tastes...
	1:41pm Cmurtha: @north you know I'd have to look into it. Its an interesting theory, but I am not versed at all in Armenian names and naming conventions to tell you how accurate that. Tony - it will let you star the same track twice sometimes if the system does not think of it as the same song or there is some variation in how its put in the system. I forget what, but I know I have one or two songs double starred for that reason.
	1:41pm northguineahills: @Tony: According to Kenzo, no. You'd have to unfave it first to refave it......
	1:43pm northguineahills: @Cmurtha: I know European/Armenian history, but the Armenian language is still opaque to me.....
	1:45pm Mark R: It's one of your faves, that's the important thing.
	1:46pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Mark!
	1:50pm Mark R: Hi there, Tony. Something about this era of British folk always felt Christmas-y to me. That Dickensian thing, you know. Flagons of stout mead. Wenches with puffy sleeves. Figgy pudding, goose for dinner.
	1:52pm northguineahills: Ireland is geographical British Isles, but the glaigh na hÉireann might have some cultural issues w/ that ;)
	1:53pm northguineahills: errr… geographically.... ISB!
	🥁 1:56pm WR: ISB!!! Hi fellow streamees and streamers. Lurking from work.
	1:56pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, WR!
	1:57pm Tony Coulter: "Fresh Maggots" ... what a band name. Must have done wonders for their career.
	1:59pm Dean: A maggot is a dance, too, no?
	2:00pm Tony Coulter: Dunno
	2:01pm Dean: Pretty sure, yeah. A folk "country" dance. Not sure what it would mean, though, for a dance to be "fresh"...
	2:31pm Cmurtha: People sleep on Donovan for no reason.
	2:33pm Tony Coulter: Yeah -- he probably suffers from having had too much success. People feel they know his stuff (you know, the hit songs) -- when they really don't.
	2:34pm Tony Coulter: Unless you meant that literally. In that case, damn them -- Donovan is not a pillow.
	2:36pm Dean: His full name is Donovan Tempur-Pedic. He's a mattress.
	2:40pm chresti: Haha Donovan pillows!
	2:42pm chresti: ..available exclusively at K-mart
	2:44pm Dean: Donovan pillows? I'm down with that.
	2:45pm Dean: Too soon for another time/thyme pun?
	2:46pm Tony Coulter: Never
	🥁 2:46pm WR: Tony, not making a last minute request but curious. I see you've focused on 60s and early 70s and obviously there is much material of this sort from that time you've not had time for, but do you follow recent brit / Gaelic folk and if yes, do you know the Unthanks?
	2:49pm Tony Coulter: @ WR: To be honest, I know very little of current brit / Gaelic folk. Have not heard (or even heard of) the Unthanks. But now I'll try to give 'em a listen....
	🥁 2:49pm WR: Obviously I bring them up 'cause I think you might find them of interest.
	2:50pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Re your pun: We're almost out of thyme. Gopher it....
	2:52pm doctorjazz: Been listening, pretty stuff, thanks, Tony!
	2:53pm Cmurtha: Damn cheeky headscarf thief
	2:53pm Tony Coulter: doctorjazz! Hiya!
	2:53pm Dean: A wise old sage once remarked that if you can see how the thyme is flying you must be a line chef at an Italian restaurant.
	2:53pm Cmurtha: Thank you for the show Tony, and again Merry Merry everybody!
	🥁 2:54pm listener james from westwood: Delightful show, Tony—thanks!
	2:56pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, everybody! Happy Merry Merry!!
	2:57pm chresti: Wise old sage would say that about thyme
	2:57pm Doug Schulkind: Hooray for Tony! Unhip-unhip hooray!
	2:57pm Dean: See you, Tony. Looking forward to a few cold days in Portland.
	2:57pm chresti: Thanks Tony!
	🥁 2:58pm WR: Thank you for the tunes. There are artists you've presented that are new to me. So little time. So much to listen to.

Tony Coulter: Playlist from December 24, 2019

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