WFMU: Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from April 25, 2020

Listener comments!
	6:03am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning, whoever is out there...
	6:03am Sem: Hello, and good morning, Jeffrey. Hope all is well wth you.
	6:04am Stanley: Jeffrey, Sem. A very good morning to you.
	6:06am LiXiviated Life: “Someday, Everything’s gonna be smooth as a rhapsody When I paint my masterpiece.”
	6:06am Ruth Booth: Happy Good Morning, everyone.
	6:06am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome Sem, Stanley. I'm good, thanks. Staying inside 23 hours a day. Not working, and collecting unemployment, so grateful for that. After that, I'll probably buy $500 worth of lottery tickets a week.
	6:08am 12539: Heigh ho, just listening attentively.
	6:08am Nulsh: Mornin' amigos!
	6:08am Stanley: Good luck with the plan, Jeffrey
	6:08am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome LiXiviated Life, that's a perfect bit of Dylan for these times. And good morning Ruth, once again working her wizardly ways. Thank you.
	6:09am Jeffrey Davison: 12359, welcome, but no Ramones coming up this morning. Welcome Nulsh. Stanley: should it be more than $500? Better odds, no?
	6:10am modern blaze: ...:{
	6:11am Sem: Good morning, Stanley.
	6:11am Stanley: Hi Nulsh. I was wondering whether you enjoy the Janey Godley pieces she puts up on YT.
	6:12am Jeffrey Davison: good morning, modern blaze...yeah, I love the Ramones, too.
	6:14am modern blaze: after the flu is gone gather your thoughts on upcomiing...
	6:15am xtsayre: Balm and bliss. Thank you Jeffrey.
	6:16am Creature Boy: R we live to tape? Kinda thing? Kitchen table ?
	6:18am Nulsh: Hey Stanley. Yeah, she is funny. The Trump sign still makes me chortle.
	6:20am listener monica: Good morning Jeffrey! It's been awhile since I have sat at my kitchen table with my coffee and radio on on a Saturday morning. Does this signal that normalcy may ever return?
	6:21am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome xtsayre, Creature Boy... FYI, all, this was recorded Wednesday afternoon, at home. I had invited Phil Spector to engineer the session, but he wasn't able to make it.
	6:21am Stanley: Jeffrey - I just looked up the odds of winning the jackpot in the US. They are around 1 in 300 million, so your $500 reduces this dramatically to 1 in 600,000. Factor in all the lucky charms, prayers, incantations and positive focus and this could reduce the odds even further.
	6:21am Creature Boy: Cuz if we were truly live I would think the Ramones' jangly "Questioningly" would go nicely
	6:21am Jeffrey Davison: listener monica: sounds like closer to normalcy for you. Not for me or FMU anytime soon, but as we say, stay tuned...
	6:22am Creature Boy: Ah....gotcha...
	6:22am modern blaze: thinking of unshelving the archives to read a book or watch the traffic
	6:22am Jeffrey Davison: Stanley, I'm on my way out the door to buy tickets!
	6:22am Jeffrey Davison: Questioningly, that's such a good one...
	6:22am Stanley: Nulsh - I thought her sign was as succinct as it could get. Nothing more needed to be said.
	6:24am Jeffrey Davison: Actually, Questioningly is the title of my WFMU 2020 Marathon premium...no Ramones on it, though.
	6:24am Stanley: jeffrey - stay at home and waste your money online. You know it makes sense.
	6:24am Jeffrey Davison: Jack Rose, just killing it on guitar here...
	6:26am TDK60: Good morning. I'm going to lay back down a bit and listen from the dream cushion.
	6:27am Nulsh: He is that Jeffrey.I actually added this Pelt release to my listening list after last week's show. Actually may have been a coupla' weeks back. Hey TDK60!
	6:29am Jeffrey Davison: TDK60, good morning. By the way, does anyone have any info on guitarist Evan Miller? Does not seem to have a bandcamp page. No releases on Discogs after 2009. There's another Evan Miller on bandcamp, a percussionist, younger guy.
	6:29am Nulsh: "Beeswax Ephemera" - nice!
	6:30am Earth Walker: Monks and bees oh my
	6:30am LiXiviated Life: Strange perspective this morning Looking out from a different bed Room window. Looking up to the tops of the trees Their branches catching the rising sun. I’m much closer to the ground today And I think Some day I’ll have this view of their roots but not today
	6:32am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Earth Walker. LiXiviated Life: where is that from?
	6:32am Nulsh: Not me Jeffrey. He is new to me. This is really nice though!
	6:33am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning Jeffrey and all other Planeteers.
	6:34am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Andrew in Toronto. Stanley: I'm pretty snug with a dollar these days.
	6:36am LiXiviated Life: Jeffery Davison @6:32 That’s from myself
	6:38am Jon Etter: Good morning, Jeffrey, Ruth, and Shrunken Planeteers near and far!
	6:38am Lior Pinsky: Jeffrey! All those years and still a big fan - But only a quarantine allows me to listen LIVE and not from the archive... Beautiful show as always. Lots of love from Jerusalem and good morning to you and all that have a morning now!
	6:41am Jeffrey Davison: LiXiviated Life: I thought that might have been by you, but was just checking. Very nice, thank you. Jon Etter, welcome again. Lior! Nice to hear from you. Glad you're well, and yes, stay that way...
	6:44am Earth Walker: Hi Jeffery always nice to tune in turn on
	6:44am listener monica: this is so beautiful.
	6:46am duke: This planet sure has shrunken
	6:47am Jeffrey Davison: Earth Walker, sounds good. Monica...yes, I love this record. Btw, gentle listeners, Tyler was a guest on my show in 2013, mid-May. Not only a great player, but a real raconteur, with great stories and insights. It's the only time that a live session on SP was played in two parts. Part I: wfmu.org...
	6:50am James Celentanp: Now more than ever this music and your segment have become a life line.. Cheers!!
	6:50am Jeffrey Davison: duke, good morning, and you got that right, sad to say. I have to believe that the planet will come out of this with a greater understanding. The 1918 flu came long before we were all connected up in the way we are today. It seems clearer what needs to be done. Now, if we can only insist on what we need, the planet might turn out okay in the end. But we have to hurry...
	6:51am Jeffrey Davison: James Celentanp: thank you for the kind words, and welcome...
	6:54am duke: @jeffrey Mrs. duke and I were having that conversation last evening. I tend to be pessimistic by nature, she's more practical/optimistic. She thinks this is our opportunity to shed a lot of things we don't need and get down to what's important.
	6:55am Jeffrey Davison: Link to Community Food Bank of New Jersey: cfbnj.org I know that our listeners are scattered worldwide, so if you have the means, please support your local food banks, as these have been hit hard, and have had to turn people away. Shout out to Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen, too. They have not missed a meal since they started...through 9/11, Hurricane Sandy or anything else: holyapostlessoupkitchen.org
	7:01am Jeffrey Davison: The disparity of income must be addressed, on a global scale. Clearly, we must prepare for the next pandemic, as everyone who is in a position to know has said that these are a certainty. It seems that there should be plenty of work, transforming the world as we continue to experience climate change... I would say I'm generally a skeptic, but scratch beneath the surface of a skeptic and you often find an idealist...
	7:03am Jeffrey Davison: secure.feedingamerica.org...
	7:05am TDK60: Well, suppose I can get up. I can always nap later. Enjoyed the strings vibrating over wooden boxes.
	7:08am Davec1: one Fist is iron, one is steel...if the right one don’t get you, the left one will....
	7:10am Ignatatus666: Good evening all Thanks for the brief disclaimer in reference to political discussions. On a bright note I noticed last Tuesday and Wednesday on my way to the Bronx and on my way to Brooklyn that the traffic is starting return during daylight. I never thought I would welcome seeing traffic. It gives me hope.
	7:12am Jeffrey Davison: Davec1, welcome...good one by Tennessee Ernie Ford. Ignatatus666, welcome. Does seem to be more traffic, even on my brief walks in the neighborhood.
	7:17am TDK60: My contribution recently has been trying to get tenants here to support a rent moratorium. Calling our city councilperson, mayor, governor.
	7:18am Roger: Thank you, Jeffrey, for the perfect Sat AM start
	7:20am Jeffrey Davison: TDK60, a worthy cause. DeBlasio and Cuomo say they are working on it (not necessarily together) but it seems that they're sidestepping the issue somewhat. Maybe not, as it's complicated... Roger: you're welcome...thanks.
	7:22am Hugo (NL): great show as usual! ♥️ also great andbonly today today: at the link below you can listen to the original 24hr drone fest @ le guess who festival in Utrecht, in 2014.
	7:23am Jeffrey Davison: In NYC, an urgent care company is giving Covid tests, but naturally there are limitations, including possibly your own health care coverage. Please read all the info provided on the site: www.statcarewalkin.com
	7:24am Hugo: https://www.leguesswho.nl/news/drone-at-home
	7:24am zivilars: Thanks as always for the show, Jeffrey – these are great calming tunes for a Saturday morning
	7:25am Jeffrey Davison: Hugo, welcome and thank you. zivilars, ditto...always a pleasure to send this music out to the world...
	7:25am Ignatatus666: More traffic means people going back to work and also commerce. The times I was traveling was in rush hour though. So definitely back to work which is what we need to see. I just know that will eventually mean more businesses like ours will start to pick up again. I’ve been is several neighborhoods and saw blocks of parked taxis. That’s bad for the consumer and the industry. Hopefully must of the yellow and green cabs are leased daily not owner operator
	7:28am Jeffrey Davison: The NY Blood Center is looking for plasma donations from people who have had laboratory-confirmed cases. I understand this is kind of a catch-22, as many who have recovered cannot get tested. But anyway: nybc.org
	7:30am Jeffrey Davison: In New Jersey, University Hospital in Newark is collecting donations. Contact the Rutgers and University Hospital COVID-19 Treatment Group at 973-972-5474 or by email covidplasma@uhnj.org for more information.
	7:30am fred: Good morning Jeffrey and listeners
	7:31am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning, fred.
	7:32am Jeffrey Davison: Invisible Hands is a group of volunteers in New York City and parts of New Jersey who live in areas with low COVID-19 infection rates, and bring groceries and supplies to those in high-infection areas who cannot leave their homes. Services are focused on the elderly, disabled, and immunocompromised, but are available to help anyone in need. Volunteers make deliveries as contactless as possible. To request services, visit www.invisiblehandsdeliver.com...
	7:32am EG_Astro: Good morning everyone and Jeffrey
	7:33am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning EG_Astro.
	7:34am fred: @Ignatatus666: Next time you dump off a drunk guy in the middle of a graveyard because they weren't paying, you'll be so happy you might give them a smile, directions and tell them to have a nice walk
	7:34am adampsyche: gm everyone
	7:35am Jeffrey Davison: Now is also a good time to reach out to someone, an old friend you've been out of touch with, for example. I've actually written two letters this week. Bear in mind that it's a mitzvah, and that person may really need to hear from someone...
	7:37am Ignatatus666: I see now more then ever more and more community groups on social media in the area where I work with Food Distribution sites 2/3 times per week as well volunteers taking names and addresses of sick and elderly to drop food by their front doors.Its a beautiful thing when we shut the political talk off and stop the blame game.
	7:37am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning, adampsyche.
	7:38am Ignatatus666: Hell no Fred. I bring them where there’s no service to ensure a lesson learned. Hahahaha( evil laugh well deserved)
	7:39am Gavin in Bristol: Morning all. Great song this Dear John Letter to join in with.
	7:40am Ignatatus666: TDK I was under the impression that was set in stone by the GuvNuh Mortgage payments and rents are suspended. That’s not true?
	7:40am EG_Astro: Rent is not suspended.
	7:41am Jeffrey Davison: Ignatatus: yes, the only way we're going to move forward (as a race of beings on a planet) is together. Yes, there is a lot of finger-pointing now. However, as someone pointed out to me that the Renaissance came after the Black Plague, there has to be a reckoning of what worked during this time and what didn't. This is a necessary step in order to make change...
	7:41am EG_Astro: Evications are suspended. Deblasio is talking about a rent "deferment" which is unhelpful and asking tenants to pay double rent when things are "back to normal"
	7:42am EG_Astro: Evictions*
	7:42am Kevin-san: Good morning all, great set JD! And a very happy World Penguin Day to those who celebrate kevinwatsonphoto.com...
	7:44am TDK60: Ignatatus666, I think they have an eviction moratorium but not a rent/mortgage one. (NY State.)
	7:44am Jeffrey Davison: The leaders in NY need to do more, as the eviction suspension, while welcome, isn't near enough. Nor are the mortgage deferments, as people with no income won't be able to pay the 4-month lump sum payment at the end of the deferment, with no income having come in.
	7:44am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning, Gavin in Bristol, and Kevin-san.
	7:47am Ignatatus666: The rent of course should be suspended and not expected all at once. The protection for tenants would be the back rent broken down for a year and added to the those months rent. With the mortgage the payments should be added to the back end of the payment schedule so there are no penalties and no 3/4 months mortgage payment up front.
	7:48am Jeffrey Davison: As far as I know, there is no rent, mortgage or condo payment suspension or relief. I guess one of the tricky parts is that with a renter, there isn't a back end, necessarily, as the lease has an expiration, unless landlord and tenant agree to a three month extension after the term of the lease.
	7:49am EG_Astro: Asking tenants to pay 2x the rent for however months it takes them to "pay it back"? And what if a tenant needs or wants to move? There isn't a back end like a loan
	7:49am Jeffrey Davison: EG_Astro...yeah, that's a sticky wicket.
	7:51am EG_Astro: It's a lot to consider and figure out, but what folks need is relief so we don't have people deciding btwn food or rent, and going out unnecessarily. You said it @Jeffrey
	7:53am EG_Astro: You don't go around gutting the state budget however as we are seeing in NY. It's a shame. : / But thank you very much for your show @Jeff. It's a much needed relief and peaceful 3 hrs. : )
	7:55am Jeffrey Davison: The great unknown is if people who were laid off or furloughed will have jobs, or if the job is waiting, when we will all go back to work, and even then, how long before people begin to make a similar amount to what they had been making. This is especially true for self-employed, gig workers, waiters, etc, etc...
	7:57am Jeffrey Davison: I always felt that The Lower 48 was underrated, and alas, largely unknown. Not all their stuff hits me, but when it works, like this song, it's great.
	7:59am fred: I'm being self-centered here, but this is really tough on dancers: no shows for the foreseeable future, but also a very reduced ability to train, leading to risk of injury when they're able to get back to it. (not that I'm one, I'm just a contemporary dance fan, and miss it a lot)
	7:59am Roger: No one does a station ID like JD!
	8:00am 12539: Thanks to the quiet and humble Ruth!
	8:00am Roger: Ruth is the BOMB!
	8:01am Ruth Booth: Happy to be here! Hello Roger.
	8:01am Jeffrey Davison: Roger...ha! You're too kind, and agreed on Ruth.
	8:02am EG_Astro: Thanks Ruth!
	8:02am EG_Astro: It's tough on a lot of folks in some very unique ways.
	8:03am Roger: Jeffrey, I miss seeing your smiling face on Saturday mornings, not to mention your smokin' hot bod!
	8:03am TDK60: The "gig" workers, in tourism, art, music, vending, etc. etc. will probably be hurting for a good while. One term for us is, the "precariat".
	8:04am Jeffrey Davison: fred: agreed. Artists of every stripe are having a hard time, especially those who depend on performance as part or all of their income. This includes visual artists who rely on exhibitions, too. TDK60: agreed, all hourly workers are members of the precariat. Good one.
	8:06am Jeffrey Davison: Roger: you need to see your optometrist. However, I am exercising, after a long hiatus, so who knows...and yes, seeing you and Amanda, although necessarily brief, was always a lovely part of my Saturday mornings...
	8:06am fred: Adjuncts in education are probably hit hard too
	8:08am Roadside Picnic: Hi Jeffrey, Saint Joan really good-Australian Gothic strange that a such a good record got so little attention -wonder what they are doing now
	8:09am testingwithfire: hi Jeffrey and planeteers!
	8:10am Jeffrey Davison: Roadside Picnic...agreed. They had only that and another release, along with a single, and then nothing, as far as I know...
	8:10am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning, testingwithfire.
	8:10am TDK60: Last night, DJ Daniel Blumin (who himself got a bit hot under the collar for a moment) mentioned this one group helping out: the National Bartenders Guild has some grants for out-of-work bartenders. (See their site if relevant.)
	8:16am Jeffrey Davison: As someone who has worked in the food business since 1980, I know that many are underpaid, have no union representation, work hourly, and deal with crap that many people can't imagine. That being said, I can't imagine being a doctor or nurse or health care worker now. If you have Netflix, and want to see an amazing show, watch Chef's Table. Each episode features one chef, and the story of how they got to where they are. Especially poignant now, as most of us can't eat in restaurants, and of course many restaurants are closed. It's a deep and emotional series, and a reminder of what we've lost, either temporarily or permanently, as many places won't make it.
	8:19am TDK60: Some intriguing cuts in that last set. Can't afford to buy their music now. But it'll be here, in the Planet drawer.
	8:21am Jeffrey Davison: While you're at it, read this amazing article by chef Gabrielle Hamilton, in the NY Times. IMHO the most eloquent person in the food business: www.nytimes.com...
	8:21am fred: I'm afraid many music venues (whether small ones or bars/restaurants with a stage) won't make it either. Both will probably be scooped up by banks and chains for pennies, leading to even more homogenization.
	8:25am testingwithfire: WHOA-GSO and Triad SRA are doing mutual aid work for those without housing and others in need in North Carolina. GoFundMe here: https://twitter.com/GsoWhoa/status/1253130834720194562?s=19
	8:26am Jeffrey Davison: fred: you may be right, unfortunately. However, not all of these places can be converted to chain stores (not even close), and in a rational world, a bit of help would mean that these places could be kept alive (given what drinks cost in clubs, some would recover more quickly!). Some clubs may be able to weather a closure of a month or two, but longer than that? Seems iffy, to say the least. And afterwards, how will clubs reopen, and how many will venture out as they once did?
	8:27am Jeffrey Davison: testingwithfire, thanks
	8:27am Ignatatus666: Jeffrey I am also familiar with the food/bar/music industry I was a promoter a ban manager a chef and a Baker. I as a passion now have a silly food page and do secret shopper as well as consultation. 100 percent these artists and professionals are in big trouble financially. That includes much of if not the majority of my income. And my Brothers as he’s a rigger. He took a temp at an amazon warehouse and was released at lunchtime for using his own safety equipment
	8:28am teod: Not usually awake at this time, but boy if this isn't pleasant!
	8:28am clarke: to quote from the line said by Sidney Greenstreeet in The Maltese Falcon: I ENJOY YOU, SIR!!
	8:30am clarke: been laying semi-conscious, listening, for a while and wanted to check in to thank you JD for the effort!!! once again!!
	8:31am clarke: things are VERY precarious, here, in new orleans and it is a great comfort to have great radio for comfort
	8:31am Jeffrey Davison: I hear you Ignatatus666. Agreed, all these people are in financial straits.Sorry to hear about your brother. That really sucks. My sister is a nurse, and had fatigue last week but because no fever or cough, they won't test her. They have a lot of workers already out, so the hospital actually doesn't want to test, rather not know if their workers are themselves ill.
	8:33am Jeffrey Davison: I'm glad that Amazon is delivering so much stuff during this crisis, but it is coming at a great cost, to the fabric of society. They're clearly too powerful.
	8:34am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome, and thank you teod and clarke...
	8:35am clarke: as an artist, i don't even want to ponder what is going to happen to live music. it's all too much. but, hope the pendulum swings, eventually.
	8:36am Jeffrey Davison: clarke, good luck...and thanks for the quote from The Maltese Falcon, a favorite of mine. Seen it more times than I want to admit!
	8:37am clarke: i am not even sure that the line is in (my favorite) Hammet book - it might be attributable to john huston??
	8:38am testingwithfire: Making cassava flour / yogurt pancakes, anyone want some? Beet hummus coming up later.
	8:39am StringOFperils: Good morning everyone. Nice quiet atmosphere JD. All the best to you all, figuring out how this world-predicament shakes out for each of us, in the coming months and years. We're going to see a lot of change. I'll remember when we met at this crossroads, and I'll carry good thoughts with me, down the road.
	8:39am Jeffrey Davison: Interesting fact, I played this song exactly 5 years ago. Also, Tift was a guest on my show in 2013. One of my favorite sessions. Great songwriter and singer and a lovely person. www.wfmu.org...
	8:41am Brian in UK: Hello Jeffrey, Ruth and all who helped reach the goal.
	8:41am Jeffrey Davison: clarke: dunno, but it's a good one. testingwithfire: sounds good! StringOFperils: welcome, and thank you. Your kind words are appreciated. Brian in UK, welcome...
	8:41am clarke: i wonder that really having access to ALL of your collection is making for some re-discoveries, etc?? i recently got re-united with much of my cd's and wow. a lot i have been skipping over.
	8:42am Gavin in Bristol: Love a bit of slightly alt but classic country like this. Thanks for the link Jeff. Will listen after.
	8:43am Fredericks: "precariat" from precarious, no?
	8:43am TDK60: Here's one mutual aid group (among others): mutualaiddisasterrelief.org
	8:43am Nulsh: Afternoon Bri!
	8:43am 12539: Thanks as always, Jeffrey (and Ruth). Stay well, and stay human.
	8:44am Jeffrey Davison: TDK60, thank you. Gavin, you're welcome, and I don't think I greeted you earlier. Good morning. Fredericks: seems so... 12539, you're welcome.
	8:45am TDK60: Fredericks: Yes. (I think it came from some wise-guy lefties in France, in the late '90s.)
	8:47am melinda: Hi everyone
	8:49am Jeffrey Davison: clarke: yes, plenty of rediscoveries, but limited to CDs now. Have to see how I can play downloads (though I don't have many) and while some say that I can add tracks from the web, others say I need a second computer to do so. Still have to check.
	8:50am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning, melinda.
	8:50am Grilbert: Anyone know where to find Precious Bloods music?
	8:51am clarke: well, there are MANY shows that could come straight from your cd's!! don't rush into anything, ha ha. what i was getting at is that the shows are really great.
	8:52am Jeffrey Davison: Grilbert: tough to find. That CDr was pretty limited, and long out of print. None for sale on Discogs at present. clarke: ha, thanks! Not rushing, no...
	8:53am clarke: it must be a little 'freeing' to not have to play the merits rack, for a change???
	8:53am Grilbert: Ahh Well great tune
	8:54am Jeffrey Davison: Grilbert: Amy Annelle, one half of Precious Blood, has a bandcamp page: amyannelle.bandcamp.com
	8:54am Zoot: Wow,lot’s of reading here.Where have all the flowers gone next?
	8:55am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks again, Jeffrey. Great show, as usual. Thanks for making the effort to keep our spirits high. See you all next week.
	8:55am TDK60: Thanks for the music de folk again DJ JD, and shrinkers.
	8:55am Jeffrey Davison: clarke: many weeks I play precious little from the WFMU "new bin", or even the library. My favorite part of the show was featuring stuff from bandcamp.
	8:56am fred: Thanks Jeffrey
	8:56am testingwithfire: I hate waking up late on Saturdays because then I miss most of Jeffrey's show! Hope everyone out there is ok and see y'all on the Accu very soon.
	8:56am Jeffrey Davison: Zoot: welcome, and thank you. Not sure about the flowers! Andrew and fred, thank you. testingwithfire, thank you.
	8:56am clarke: well - bang-up job w/o it - thanks for the great wake-up, again. again.
	8:57am Nulsh: Many thanks Jeffrey! Thank you Ruth! Bye amigos, keep safe!
	8:58am Jeffrey Davison: Nulsh, thank you. clarke: thank you. Ruth, thank you again...
	8:58am clarke: ruth - the real trooper in all of this!!
	8:58am Roadside Picnic: Thanks Jeffrey. Best to everyone
	8:59am StringOFperils: Thanks Jeffrey, and eminence gris in the background twiddling faders and knobs. Hats off to you.
	8:59am Jeffrey Davison: thank you Roadside Picnic and StringOFperils.

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from April 25, 2020

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April 25, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
The Lost Spaces	The Answers Are All Around, If You Care to Look	Reconstructed	Sockets	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Plankton Wat	Johnny's Theme "Johnny's Theme" by "Plankton Wat"	Interstellar Sounds of	Shuffle Boil	0:07:26 (Pop-up)
Pelt	Road to Catawba "Road to Catawba" by "Pelt"	Pearls From The River	vhf	0:11:44 (Pop-up)
Evan Miller	Suit of Flowers "Suit of Flowers" by "Evan Miller"	Beeswax Ephemera	Preservation	0:27:03 (Pop-up)
Andy McLeod	Down Darby Creek "Down Darby Creek" by "Andy McLeod"	Forge The Valley	Dying For Bad Music	0:34:05 (Pop-up)
The Paper Hats	Parliament of Birds	Deseret Canyon	Apparent-Extent	0:39:12 (Pop-up)
Sam Moss	Ocean "Ocean" by "Sam Moss"	No Kingdom	Not Nothing	0:51:07 (Pop-up)

Jodie Jean Marston	Rocksalt n' Nails	Jodie Jean Marston	Secret Eye	1:04:24 (Pop-up)
Meaner Pencil	Prairie Kids "Prairie Kids" by "Meaner Pencil"	Meaner Pencil	Meaner Pencil	1:10:21 (Pop-up)
Manaia	He's a Keeper of the Flame (4Nemo)	Faith	Manaia	1:15:23 (Pop-up)
The Magickal Folk of The Faraway Tree	Is Iomaidh Coiscéim Fada	The Mildew Leaf	Deserted Village	1:17:26 (Pop-up)
The Left Outsides	Deep Rivers Move in Silence; Shallow Brooks are Noisy	The Shape of Things to Come	Xemu	1:21:20 (Pop-up)
Mishaped Pearls	Doves "Doves" by "Mishaped Pearls"	Thamesis	Mishaped Pearls	1:26:08 (Pop-up)
Saint Joan	Gone "Gone" by "Saint Joan"	The Wrecker's Lantern	Camera Obscura	1:30:49 (Pop-up)
Dear John Letter	Annual Ring / Enclosure	Between Leaves / Forestal	Labelship	1:35:36 (Pop-up)
Lewis & Clarke	Sometimes We Forget to Ask	Bare Bones and Branches	Summersteps	1:41:38 (Pop-up)
Susan McKeown	Lullaby of Manhattan	Belong	Fish Records	1:49:16 (Pop-up)
The Lower 48	Golden Shore "Golden Shore" by "The Lower 48"	Where All Maps End	The Lower 48	1:54:29 (Pop-up)

Mount Eerie with Julie Doiron & Fred Squire	Oh My Heart	Lost Wisdom	P.W. Elverum & Sun, Ltd.	2:08:12 (Pop-up)
Daniel Martin Moore	Stray Age "Stray Age" by "Daniel Martin Moore"	Stray Age	Sub Pop	2:11:29 (Pop-up)
Messes	Lucky Pennies "Lucky Pennies" by "Messes"	Messes	Messes	2:14:48 (Pop-up)
Nadia Reid	Track Of The Time "Track Of The Time" by "Nadia Reid"	Listen To Formation, Look For The Signs	Spunk / Scissor Tail	2:18:49 (Pop-up)
Laura Marling	Your Only Doll (Dora) / Alas I Cannot Swim	Alas I Cannot Swim	Virgin	2:23:27 (Pop-up)
The Loomis Fargo Gang	Trampoline "Trampoline" by "The Loomis Fargo Gang"	The Prettiest Shade of Blue	The Loomis Fargo Gang	2:31:01 (Pop-up)
Mossy Pine	The 70's in Houston "The 70's in Houston" by "Mossy Pine"	Mossy Pine	Heron Recordings	2:34:34 (Pop-up)
Tift Merritt	Tender Branch "Tender Branch" by "Tift Merritt"	Another Country	Fantasy	2:38:11 (Pop-up)
Brianna Lea Pruett	Gypsy Bells "Gypsy Bells" by "Brianna Lea Pruett"	Gypsy Bells	Canyon Records	2:41:37 (Pop-up)
Precious Blood	Rambin' Man "Rambin' Man" by "Precious Blood"	Top of the Holler	High Plains Sigh	2:45:48 (Pop-up)
Luke Roberts	Coo Coo Bird "Coo Coo Bird" by "Luke Roberts"	Big Bells and Dime Songs	Thrill Jockey	2:49:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:03am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning, whoever is out there...
	6:03am Sem: Hello, and good morning, Jeffrey. Hope all is well wth you.
	6:04am Stanley: Jeffrey, Sem. A very good morning to you.
	6:06am LiXiviated Life: “Someday, Everything’s gonna be smooth as a rhapsody When I paint my masterpiece.”
	6:06am Ruth Booth: Happy Good Morning, everyone.
	6:06am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome Sem, Stanley. I'm good, thanks. Staying inside 23 hours a day. Not working, and collecting unemployment, so grateful for that. After that, I'll probably buy $500 worth of lottery tickets a week.
	6:08am 12539: Heigh ho, just listening attentively.
	6:08am Nulsh: Mornin' amigos!
	6:08am Stanley: Good luck with the plan, Jeffrey
	6:08am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome LiXiviated Life, that's a perfect bit of Dylan for these times. And good morning Ruth, once again working her wizardly ways. Thank you.
	6:09am Jeffrey Davison: 12359, welcome, but no Ramones coming up this morning. Welcome Nulsh. Stanley: should it be more than $500? Better odds, no?
	6:10am modern blaze: ...:{
	6:11am Sem: Good morning, Stanley.
	6:11am Stanley: Hi Nulsh. I was wondering whether you enjoy the Janey Godley pieces she puts up on YT.
	6:12am Jeffrey Davison: good morning, modern blaze...yeah, I love the Ramones, too.
	6:14am modern blaze: after the flu is gone gather your thoughts on upcomiing...
	6:15am xtsayre: Balm and bliss. Thank you Jeffrey.
	6:16am Creature Boy: R we live to tape? Kinda thing? Kitchen table ?
	6:18am Nulsh: Hey Stanley. Yeah, she is funny. The Trump sign still makes me chortle.
	6:20am listener monica: Good morning Jeffrey! It's been awhile since I have sat at my kitchen table with my coffee and radio on on a Saturday morning. Does this signal that normalcy may ever return?
	6:21am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome xtsayre, Creature Boy... FYI, all, this was recorded Wednesday afternoon, at home. I had invited Phil Spector to engineer the session, but he wasn't able to make it.
	6:21am Stanley: Jeffrey - I just looked up the odds of winning the jackpot in the US. They are around 1 in 300 million, so your $500 reduces this dramatically to 1 in 600,000. Factor in all the lucky charms, prayers, incantations and positive focus and this could reduce the odds even further.
	6:21am Creature Boy: Cuz if we were truly live I would think the Ramones' jangly "Questioningly" would go nicely
	6:21am Jeffrey Davison: listener monica: sounds like closer to normalcy for you. Not for me or FMU anytime soon, but as we say, stay tuned...
	6:22am Creature Boy: Ah....gotcha...
	6:22am modern blaze: thinking of unshelving the archives to read a book or watch the traffic
	6:22am Jeffrey Davison: Stanley, I'm on my way out the door to buy tickets!
	6:22am Jeffrey Davison: Questioningly, that's such a good one...
	6:22am Stanley: Nulsh - I thought her sign was as succinct as it could get. Nothing more needed to be said.
	6:24am Jeffrey Davison: Actually, Questioningly is the title of my WFMU 2020 Marathon premium...no Ramones on it, though.
	6:24am Stanley: jeffrey - stay at home and waste your money online. You know it makes sense.
	6:24am Jeffrey Davison: Jack Rose, just killing it on guitar here...
	6:26am TDK60: Good morning. I'm going to lay back down a bit and listen from the dream cushion.
	6:27am Nulsh: He is that Jeffrey.I actually added this Pelt release to my listening list after last week's show. Actually may have been a coupla' weeks back. Hey TDK60!
	6:29am Jeffrey Davison: TDK60, good morning. By the way, does anyone have any info on guitarist Evan Miller? Does not seem to have a bandcamp page. No releases on Discogs after 2009. There's another Evan Miller on bandcamp, a percussionist, younger guy.
	6:29am Nulsh: "Beeswax Ephemera" - nice!
	6:30am Earth Walker: Monks and bees oh my
	6:30am LiXiviated Life: Strange perspective this morning Looking out from a different bed Room window. Looking up to the tops of the trees Their branches catching the rising sun. I’m much closer to the ground today And I think Some day I’ll have this view of their roots but not today
	6:32am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Earth Walker. LiXiviated Life: where is that from?
	6:32am Nulsh: Not me Jeffrey. He is new to me. This is really nice though!
	6:33am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning Jeffrey and all other Planeteers.
	6:34am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Andrew in Toronto. Stanley: I'm pretty snug with a dollar these days.
	6:36am LiXiviated Life: Jeffery Davison @6:32 That’s from myself
	6:38am Jon Etter: Good morning, Jeffrey, Ruth, and Shrunken Planeteers near and far!
	6:38am Lior Pinsky: Jeffrey! All those years and still a big fan - But only a quarantine allows me to listen LIVE and not from the archive... Beautiful show as always. Lots of love from Jerusalem and good morning to you and all that have a morning now!
	6:41am Jeffrey Davison: LiXiviated Life: I thought that might have been by you, but was just checking. Very nice, thank you. Jon Etter, welcome again. Lior! Nice to hear from you. Glad you're well, and yes, stay that way...
	6:44am Earth Walker: Hi Jeffery always nice to tune in turn on
	6:44am listener monica: this is so beautiful.
	6:46am duke: This planet sure has shrunken
	6:47am Jeffrey Davison: Earth Walker, sounds good. Monica...yes, I love this record. Btw, gentle listeners, Tyler was a guest on my show in 2013, mid-May. Not only a great player, but a real raconteur, with great stories and insights. It's the only time that a live session on SP was played in two parts. Part I: wfmu.org...
	6:50am James Celentanp: Now more than ever this music and your segment have become a life line.. Cheers!!
	6:50am Jeffrey Davison: duke, good morning, and you got that right, sad to say. I have to believe that the planet will come out of this with a greater understanding. The 1918 flu came long before we were all connected up in the way we are today. It seems clearer what needs to be done. Now, if we can only insist on what we need, the planet might turn out okay in the end. But we have to hurry...
	6:51am Jeffrey Davison: James Celentanp: thank you for the kind words, and welcome...
	6:54am duke: @jeffrey Mrs. duke and I were having that conversation last evening. I tend to be pessimistic by nature, she's more practical/optimistic. She thinks this is our opportunity to shed a lot of things we don't need and get down to what's important.
	6:55am Jeffrey Davison: Link to Community Food Bank of New Jersey: cfbnj.org I know that our listeners are scattered worldwide, so if you have the means, please support your local food banks, as these have been hit hard, and have had to turn people away. Shout out to Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen, too. They have not missed a meal since they started...through 9/11, Hurricane Sandy or anything else: holyapostlessoupkitchen.org
	7:01am Jeffrey Davison: The disparity of income must be addressed, on a global scale. Clearly, we must prepare for the next pandemic, as everyone who is in a position to know has said that these are a certainty. It seems that there should be plenty of work, transforming the world as we continue to experience climate change... I would say I'm generally a skeptic, but scratch beneath the surface of a skeptic and you often find an idealist...
	7:03am Jeffrey Davison: secure.feedingamerica.org...
	7:05am TDK60: Well, suppose I can get up. I can always nap later. Enjoyed the strings vibrating over wooden boxes.
	7:08am Davec1: one Fist is iron, one is steel...if the right one don’t get you, the left one will....
	7:10am Ignatatus666: Good evening all Thanks for the brief disclaimer in reference to political discussions. On a bright note I noticed last Tuesday and Wednesday on my way to the Bronx and on my way to Brooklyn that the traffic is starting return during daylight. I never thought I would welcome seeing traffic. It gives me hope.
	7:12am Jeffrey Davison: Davec1, welcome...good one by Tennessee Ernie Ford. Ignatatus666, welcome. Does seem to be more traffic, even on my brief walks in the neighborhood.
	7:17am TDK60: My contribution recently has been trying to get tenants here to support a rent moratorium. Calling our city councilperson, mayor, governor.
	7:18am Roger: Thank you, Jeffrey, for the perfect Sat AM start
	7:20am Jeffrey Davison: TDK60, a worthy cause. DeBlasio and Cuomo say they are working on it (not necessarily together) but it seems that they're sidestepping the issue somewhat. Maybe not, as it's complicated... Roger: you're welcome...thanks.
	7:22am Hugo (NL): great show as usual! ♥️ also great andbonly today today: at the link below you can listen to the original 24hr drone fest @ le guess who festival in Utrecht, in 2014.
	7:23am Jeffrey Davison: In NYC, an urgent care company is giving Covid tests, but naturally there are limitations, including possibly your own health care coverage. Please read all the info provided on the site: www.statcarewalkin.com
	7:24am Hugo: https://www.leguesswho.nl/news/drone-at-home
	7:24am zivilars: Thanks as always for the show, Jeffrey – these are great calming tunes for a Saturday morning
	7:25am Jeffrey Davison: Hugo, welcome and thank you. zivilars, ditto...always a pleasure to send this music out to the world...
	7:25am Ignatatus666: More traffic means people going back to work and also commerce. The times I was traveling was in rush hour though. So definitely back to work which is what we need to see. I just know that will eventually mean more businesses like ours will start to pick up again. I’ve been is several neighborhoods and saw blocks of parked taxis. That’s bad for the consumer and the industry. Hopefully must of the yellow and green cabs are leased daily not owner operator
	7:28am Jeffrey Davison: The NY Blood Center is looking for plasma donations from people who have had laboratory-confirmed cases. I understand this is kind of a catch-22, as many who have recovered cannot get tested. But anyway: nybc.org
	7:30am Jeffrey Davison: In New Jersey, University Hospital in Newark is collecting donations. Contact the Rutgers and University Hospital COVID-19 Treatment Group at 973-972-5474 or by email covidplasma@uhnj.org for more information.
	7:30am fred: Good morning Jeffrey and listeners
	7:31am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning, fred.
	7:32am Jeffrey Davison: Invisible Hands is a group of volunteers in New York City and parts of New Jersey who live in areas with low COVID-19 infection rates, and bring groceries and supplies to those in high-infection areas who cannot leave their homes. Services are focused on the elderly, disabled, and immunocompromised, but are available to help anyone in need. Volunteers make deliveries as contactless as possible. To request services, visit www.invisiblehandsdeliver.com...
	7:32am EG_Astro: Good morning everyone and Jeffrey
	7:33am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning EG_Astro.
	7:34am fred: @Ignatatus666: Next time you dump off a drunk guy in the middle of a graveyard because they weren't paying, you'll be so happy you might give them a smile, directions and tell them to have a nice walk
	7:34am adampsyche: gm everyone
	7:35am Jeffrey Davison: Now is also a good time to reach out to someone, an old friend you've been out of touch with, for example. I've actually written two letters this week. Bear in mind that it's a mitzvah, and that person may really need to hear from someone...
	7:37am Ignatatus666: I see now more then ever more and more community groups on social media in the area where I work with Food Distribution sites 2/3 times per week as well volunteers taking names and addresses of sick and elderly to drop food by their front doors.Its a beautiful thing when we shut the political talk off and stop the blame game.
	7:37am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning, adampsyche.
	7:38am Ignatatus666: Hell no Fred. I bring them where there’s no service to ensure a lesson learned. Hahahaha( evil laugh well deserved)
	7:39am Gavin in Bristol: Morning all. Great song this Dear John Letter to join in with.
	7:40am Ignatatus666: TDK I was under the impression that was set in stone by the GuvNuh Mortgage payments and rents are suspended. That’s not true?
	7:40am EG_Astro: Rent is not suspended.
	7:41am Jeffrey Davison: Ignatatus: yes, the only way we're going to move forward (as a race of beings on a planet) is together. Yes, there is a lot of finger-pointing now. However, as someone pointed out to me that the Renaissance came after the Black Plague, there has to be a reckoning of what worked during this time and what didn't. This is a necessary step in order to make change...
	7:41am EG_Astro: Evications are suspended. Deblasio is talking about a rent "deferment" which is unhelpful and asking tenants to pay double rent when things are "back to normal"
	7:42am EG_Astro: Evictions*
	7:42am Kevin-san: Good morning all, great set JD! And a very happy World Penguin Day to those who celebrate kevinwatsonphoto.com...
	7:44am TDK60: Ignatatus666, I think they have an eviction moratorium but not a rent/mortgage one. (NY State.)
	7:44am Jeffrey Davison: The leaders in NY need to do more, as the eviction suspension, while welcome, isn't near enough. Nor are the mortgage deferments, as people with no income won't be able to pay the 4-month lump sum payment at the end of the deferment, with no income having come in.
	7:44am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning, Gavin in Bristol, and Kevin-san.
	7:47am Ignatatus666: The rent of course should be suspended and not expected all at once. The protection for tenants would be the back rent broken down for a year and added to the those months rent. With the mortgage the payments should be added to the back end of the payment schedule so there are no penalties and no 3/4 months mortgage payment up front.
	7:48am Jeffrey Davison: As far as I know, there is no rent, mortgage or condo payment suspension or relief. I guess one of the tricky parts is that with a renter, there isn't a back end, necessarily, as the lease has an expiration, unless landlord and tenant agree to a three month extension after the term of the lease.
	7:49am EG_Astro: Asking tenants to pay 2x the rent for however months it takes them to "pay it back"? And what if a tenant needs or wants to move? There isn't a back end like a loan
	7:49am Jeffrey Davison: EG_Astro...yeah, that's a sticky wicket.
	7:51am EG_Astro: It's a lot to consider and figure out, but what folks need is relief so we don't have people deciding btwn food or rent, and going out unnecessarily. You said it @Jeffrey
	7:53am EG_Astro: You don't go around gutting the state budget however as we are seeing in NY. It's a shame. : / But thank you very much for your show @Jeff. It's a much needed relief and peaceful 3 hrs. : )
	7:55am Jeffrey Davison: The great unknown is if people who were laid off or furloughed will have jobs, or if the job is waiting, when we will all go back to work, and even then, how long before people begin to make a similar amount to what they had been making. This is especially true for self-employed, gig workers, waiters, etc, etc...
	7:57am Jeffrey Davison: I always felt that The Lower 48 was underrated, and alas, largely unknown. Not all their stuff hits me, but when it works, like this song, it's great.
	7:59am fred: I'm being self-centered here, but this is really tough on dancers: no shows for the foreseeable future, but also a very reduced ability to train, leading to risk of injury when they're able to get back to it. (not that I'm one, I'm just a contemporary dance fan, and miss it a lot)
	7:59am Roger: No one does a station ID like JD!
	8:00am 12539: Thanks to the quiet and humble Ruth!
	8:00am Roger: Ruth is the BOMB!
	8:01am Ruth Booth: Happy to be here! Hello Roger.
	8:01am Jeffrey Davison: Roger...ha! You're too kind, and agreed on Ruth.
	8:02am EG_Astro: Thanks Ruth!
	8:02am EG_Astro: It's tough on a lot of folks in some very unique ways.
	8:03am Roger: Jeffrey, I miss seeing your smiling face on Saturday mornings, not to mention your smokin' hot bod!
	8:03am TDK60: The "gig" workers, in tourism, art, music, vending, etc. etc. will probably be hurting for a good while. One term for us is, the "precariat".
	8:04am Jeffrey Davison: fred: agreed. Artists of every stripe are having a hard time, especially those who depend on performance as part or all of their income. This includes visual artists who rely on exhibitions, too. TDK60: agreed, all hourly workers are members of the precariat. Good one.
	8:06am Jeffrey Davison: Roger: you need to see your optometrist. However, I am exercising, after a long hiatus, so who knows...and yes, seeing you and Amanda, although necessarily brief, was always a lovely part of my Saturday mornings...
	8:06am fred: Adjuncts in education are probably hit hard too
	8:08am Roadside Picnic: Hi Jeffrey, Saint Joan really good-Australian Gothic strange that a such a good record got so little attention -wonder what they are doing now
	8:09am testingwithfire: hi Jeffrey and planeteers!
	8:10am Jeffrey Davison: Roadside Picnic...agreed. They had only that and another release, along with a single, and then nothing, as far as I know...
	8:10am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning, testingwithfire.
	8:10am TDK60: Last night, DJ Daniel Blumin (who himself got a bit hot under the collar for a moment) mentioned this one group helping out: the National Bartenders Guild has some grants for out-of-work bartenders. (See their site if relevant.)
	8:16am Jeffrey Davison: As someone who has worked in the food business since 1980, I know that many are underpaid, have no union representation, work hourly, and deal with crap that many people can't imagine. That being said, I can't imagine being a doctor or nurse or health care worker now. If you have Netflix, and want to see an amazing show, watch Chef's Table. Each episode features one chef, and the story of how they got to where they are. Especially poignant now, as most of us can't eat in restaurants, and of course many restaurants are closed. It's a deep and emotional series, and a reminder of what we've lost, either temporarily or permanently, as many places won't make it.
	8:19am TDK60: Some intriguing cuts in that last set. Can't afford to buy their music now. But it'll be here, in the Planet drawer.
	8:21am Jeffrey Davison: While you're at it, read this amazing article by chef Gabrielle Hamilton, in the NY Times. IMHO the most eloquent person in the food business: www.nytimes.com...
	8:21am fred: I'm afraid many music venues (whether small ones or bars/restaurants with a stage) won't make it either. Both will probably be scooped up by banks and chains for pennies, leading to even more homogenization.
	8:25am testingwithfire: WHOA-GSO and Triad SRA are doing mutual aid work for those without housing and others in need in North Carolina. GoFundMe here: https://twitter.com/GsoWhoa/status/1253130834720194562?s=19
	8:26am Jeffrey Davison: fred: you may be right, unfortunately. However, not all of these places can be converted to chain stores (not even close), and in a rational world, a bit of help would mean that these places could be kept alive (given what drinks cost in clubs, some would recover more quickly!). Some clubs may be able to weather a closure of a month or two, but longer than that? Seems iffy, to say the least. And afterwards, how will clubs reopen, and how many will venture out as they once did?
	8:27am Jeffrey Davison: testingwithfire, thanks
	8:27am Ignatatus666: Jeffrey I am also familiar with the food/bar/music industry I was a promoter a ban manager a chef and a Baker. I as a passion now have a silly food page and do secret shopper as well as consultation. 100 percent these artists and professionals are in big trouble financially. That includes much of if not the majority of my income. And my Brothers as he’s a rigger. He took a temp at an amazon warehouse and was released at lunchtime for using his own safety equipment
	8:28am teod: Not usually awake at this time, but boy if this isn't pleasant!
	8:28am clarke: to quote from the line said by Sidney Greenstreeet in The Maltese Falcon: I ENJOY YOU, SIR!!
	8:30am clarke: been laying semi-conscious, listening, for a while and wanted to check in to thank you JD for the effort!!! once again!!
	8:31am clarke: things are VERY precarious, here, in new orleans and it is a great comfort to have great radio for comfort
	8:31am Jeffrey Davison: I hear you Ignatatus666. Agreed, all these people are in financial straits.Sorry to hear about your brother. That really sucks. My sister is a nurse, and had fatigue last week but because no fever or cough, they won't test her. They have a lot of workers already out, so the hospital actually doesn't want to test, rather not know if their workers are themselves ill.
	8:33am Jeffrey Davison: I'm glad that Amazon is delivering so much stuff during this crisis, but it is coming at a great cost, to the fabric of society. They're clearly too powerful.
	8:34am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome, and thank you teod and clarke...
	8:35am clarke: as an artist, i don't even want to ponder what is going to happen to live music. it's all too much. but, hope the pendulum swings, eventually.
	8:36am Jeffrey Davison: clarke, good luck...and thanks for the quote from The Maltese Falcon, a favorite of mine. Seen it more times than I want to admit!
	8:37am clarke: i am not even sure that the line is in (my favorite) Hammet book - it might be attributable to john huston??
	8:38am testingwithfire: Making cassava flour / yogurt pancakes, anyone want some? Beet hummus coming up later.
	8:39am StringOFperils: Good morning everyone. Nice quiet atmosphere JD. All the best to you all, figuring out how this world-predicament shakes out for each of us, in the coming months and years. We're going to see a lot of change. I'll remember when we met at this crossroads, and I'll carry good thoughts with me, down the road.
	8:39am Jeffrey Davison: Interesting fact, I played this song exactly 5 years ago. Also, Tift was a guest on my show in 2013. One of my favorite sessions. Great songwriter and singer and a lovely person. www.wfmu.org...
	8:41am Brian in UK: Hello Jeffrey, Ruth and all who helped reach the goal.
	8:41am Jeffrey Davison: clarke: dunno, but it's a good one. testingwithfire: sounds good! StringOFperils: welcome, and thank you. Your kind words are appreciated. Brian in UK, welcome...
	8:41am clarke: i wonder that really having access to ALL of your collection is making for some re-discoveries, etc?? i recently got re-united with much of my cd's and wow. a lot i have been skipping over.
	8:42am Gavin in Bristol: Love a bit of slightly alt but classic country like this. Thanks for the link Jeff. Will listen after.
	8:43am Fredericks: "precariat" from precarious, no?
	8:43am TDK60: Here's one mutual aid group (among others): mutualaiddisasterrelief.org
	8:43am Nulsh: Afternoon Bri!
	8:43am 12539: Thanks as always, Jeffrey (and Ruth). Stay well, and stay human.
	8:44am Jeffrey Davison: TDK60, thank you. Gavin, you're welcome, and I don't think I greeted you earlier. Good morning. Fredericks: seems so... 12539, you're welcome.
	8:45am TDK60: Fredericks: Yes. (I think it came from some wise-guy lefties in France, in the late '90s.)
	8:47am melinda: Hi everyone
	8:49am Jeffrey Davison: clarke: yes, plenty of rediscoveries, but limited to CDs now. Have to see how I can play downloads (though I don't have many) and while some say that I can add tracks from the web, others say I need a second computer to do so. Still have to check.
	8:50am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning, melinda.
	8:50am Grilbert: Anyone know where to find Precious Bloods music?
	8:51am clarke: well, there are MANY shows that could come straight from your cd's!! don't rush into anything, ha ha. what i was getting at is that the shows are really great.
	8:52am Jeffrey Davison: Grilbert: tough to find. That CDr was pretty limited, and long out of print. None for sale on Discogs at present. clarke: ha, thanks! Not rushing, no...
	8:53am clarke: it must be a little 'freeing' to not have to play the merits rack, for a change???
	8:53am Grilbert: Ahh Well great tune
	8:54am Jeffrey Davison: Grilbert: Amy Annelle, one half of Precious Blood, has a bandcamp page: amyannelle.bandcamp.com
	8:54am Zoot: Wow,lot’s of reading here.Where have all the flowers gone next?
	8:55am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks again, Jeffrey. Great show, as usual. Thanks for making the effort to keep our spirits high. See you all next week.
	8:55am TDK60: Thanks for the music de folk again DJ JD, and shrinkers.
	8:55am Jeffrey Davison: clarke: many weeks I play precious little from the WFMU "new bin", or even the library. My favorite part of the show was featuring stuff from bandcamp.
	8:56am fred: Thanks Jeffrey
	8:56am testingwithfire: I hate waking up late on Saturdays because then I miss most of Jeffrey's show! Hope everyone out there is ok and see y'all on the Accu very soon.
	8:56am Jeffrey Davison: Zoot: welcome, and thank you. Not sure about the flowers! Andrew and fred, thank you. testingwithfire, thank you.
	8:56am clarke: well - bang-up job w/o it - thanks for the great wake-up, again. again.
	8:57am Nulsh: Many thanks Jeffrey! Thank you Ruth! Bye amigos, keep safe!
	8:58am Jeffrey Davison: Nulsh, thank you. clarke: thank you. Ruth, thank you again...
	8:58am clarke: ruth - the real trooper in all of this!!
	8:58am Roadside Picnic: Thanks Jeffrey. Best to everyone
	8:59am StringOFperils: Thanks Jeffrey, and eminence gris in the background twiddling faders and knobs. Hats off to you.
	8:59am Jeffrey Davison: thank you Roadside Picnic and StringOFperils.

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from April 25, 2020

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