WFMU: Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from July 15, 2020

Listener comments!
	🥁 5:07pm chresti: Here you are! Here I am, hi David, ruth, Ridgewoodlians!
	5:08pm fred: @chresti: the party is there: wfmu.org... Weird playlist mishap
	🥁 5:10pm chresti: Thanks fred!
	5:12pm Mary Wing: Can we straddle two playlists and not go looney?
	5:13pm northguineahills: tandeming the playlists....
	🥁 5:15pm david w: Thanks, Mary, On it
	5:15pm Yvang: rIGHT pLAYLIST,?
	🥁 5:15pm chresti: I think we're on the same page..
	5:16pm coelacanth∅: greetings david and ruth and all
	5:18pm still b/p: You know the proverb: "When the sidewalk dog wears a harness and casual shirt, the playlist dating gets diddled."
	🥁 5:18pm david w: Does the playlist metadata look right to everybody now?
	5:19pm northguineahills: It looks correct, david!
	5:19pm coelacanth∅: i never knew what that saying meant. thanks for clarifying
	5:20pm fred: @David: looks good, even the pic shows up now
	🥁 5:20pm david w: coel and still b/p... we had a wrinkle but all smooth now, in time to say, hello!
	5:21pm Doug Schulkind: I just transferred everything over from the other page. That was bracing!
	5:21pm Jeff Golick: Is my hair still ok?
	5:21pm Yvang: Great pic by the way! I believe this is a collage and part of a series.
	5:21pm coelacanth∅: i showed-up post-wrinkle
	🥁 5:21pm WR: "Virtues of Unpredictability" "Works that scramble and redefine logic" it was right there in the description for all to see but understanding comes with experience.
	🥁 5:21pm david w: Thanks, Doug. Was it me?
	5:22pm Mary Wing: I somehow lost my pants in the virtual melee...
	5:22pm coelacanth∅: yes Mary i noticed...
	5:23pm Yvang: www.amusingplanet.com...
	🥁 5:23pm david w: Thanks, Yvang. The photo artist is Alain Delorme.
	🥁 5:24pm WR: You should return them coelacanth∅.
	5:24pm still b/p: When the going gets tough, the togs get gone.
	5:24pm fred: Shamisen plectrum stands for discipline, so of course all is right now
	5:25pm Doug Schulkind: @david w The playlist for July 8 was never "finished." So when you created a new playlist for today, the system assumed it was still July 8.
	5:25pm Doug Schulkind: What a silly system.
	🥁 5:26pm david w: But my bad. Due diligence, as they say.
	🥁 5:26pm WR: All is transferred except the title of the program. "Virtues of Unpredictability" i think worth keeping.
	5:26pm Doug Schulkind: I checked and the archive for last week is in place and correct, so everything is as if nothing ever happened. Except for everything.
	🥁 5:27pm david w: An honor to Kenzo I guess.
	5:27pm coelacanth∅: WR but they fit. i'm making a scarecrow... oh look, a ski mask...
	5:28pm coelacanth∅: -anyway it serves Mary right. who wears pants anymore?!
	5:29pm northguineahills: WFMU has always been the positive counter-example to 2020 before it was cool.... ie: ?????
	5:30pm ruth: Aahh! All good. Time warps can be tricky.
	5:31pm northguineahills: That should have read, 'ie:"?????"'
	🥁 5:31pm WR: A memory or a dream. Digital life is so easily manipulated.
	5:32pm still b/p: Before Patick McGoohan was The Prisoner, he was The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh. That's deeeep cosplay, coel.
	🥁 5:33pm david w: The Prisoner!!! There's a dream show.
	5:37pm northguineahills: George Lewis live is amazing. I highly recommend it, why you still can (we can again).
	5:38pm Dean: Parts of this Lewis/Parran remind me of Pär Lindgren's "Guggi-Guggi" performed by Christian Lindberg, 1992. Listened to it just three days ago.
	5:38pm northguineahills: (when we can again [preview is your friend])
	5:39pm Mary Wing: (and spellcheck is your fiend)
	🥁 5:40pm david w: Hey, Dean. I'll have to check that out.
	5:41pm Doug Schulkind: JD Parran was live on Dave Sewelson's Music For a Free World show a number of weeks back. But JD wasn't performing, he was assisting most generously the featured guest that day, James "Jabo" Ware. He was just being a mensch and stayed mostly in the background only jumping in when he could help out. It was a niceness.
	5:42pm Dean: https://www.discogs.com/P%C3%A4r-Lindgren-Fragments-of-a-Circle/release/6399011 Entire record is good. "Guggi-Guggi" turns out to be a bit of a bon-bon, a fun encore piece.
	5:43pm northguineahills: @Mary: we all know I can't spell or grammar in English or any other language, who are you kidding! ;0
	5:45pm northguineahills: Thanks, Dean, I know Lingren only through a Wire comp. Would like to seek more of Lingren's stuff....
	🥁 5:45pm WR: still b/p, Learning of The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh had sent me on an extended voyage, the books as well as the TV shows. Egads what tales.
	5:45pm fred: "bonbon" was the first word my brother said in French after he was adopted from Korea
	5:47pm Dean: Your brother must have heard "Guggi-Guggi"!
	5:49pm still b/p: Among my early TV memories, WR, the Disney showings and a recalled trace of the Scarecrow theme.
	🥁 5:50pm david w: bonbon, an interesting thing to focus on.
	🥁 5:51pm WR: Yes Doug, that was very special how JD Parran revers and supports James Ware, but he was also a featured guest in his own right last October wfmu.org...
	5:52pm fred: @Dean: he was more into Santoki, which is still etched into my brain
	🥁 6:01pm david w: Had to look this up. Santoki is one of the most famous children's songs in Korea. The word literally translates as "mountain bunny".
	🥁 6:05pm david w: Following us today on the Drummer stream: Gary Sullivan’s Bodega Pop Live 7-10pm: Unknown Pleasures: Avant-Pop China. In honor of what would have been Ian Curtis's 64th birthday, we're airing dozens of dark, ear-bending, edge-of-pop tracks from pioneering mainland artists, including Dili, Kidney, Hu Mage, Induction, Supermarket, and Song YuZhe, many of whom have never before been played on US radio. PLAYLIST: wfmu.org... Sam Segal’s If You Lose Your Horse 10-midnite
	6:07pm Dean: In fact, "Guggi-Guggi" features recordings of Lindberg's then baby daughter.
	6:07pm βrian: Trying to figure what to cook for 6-yr-old. I may default to pasta with pesto again.
	6:08pm Doug Schulkind: @WR Ah! I forgot all about that show.
	🥁 6:10pm david w: I have been there βrian. Noodles always seem to work.
	6:12pm fred: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker also did a piece on Bitches Brew, you should check her out if she comes your way (ignore Kenny G's take, it's misguided)
	6:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This album. Days after Woodstock. The roiling subtext always beneath Miles Davis's definitive Kewl goes incandescent. Complete 'In A Silent Way' clued me in that acoustic to electric was not such a single leap...
	🥁 6:15pm david w: And this, fred, that blows my mind. Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker on Broadway as the choreographer on Ivo van Hove's rehauled West Side Story.
	🥁 6:17pm david w: Rev Rab you got it.
	6:19pm βrian: If we can muster enough courage to blow our savings, we might just go with poached halibut with blueberry-basil salsa. The kid won't touch that.
	6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Reckon Psychedelic Rawk borrowed Improvisation from Jazz - Coltrane Quartet most directly. 'Bitches Brew' kind of meets the bet & raises...
	6:21pm fred: I'd love to see what she would do with that. She can get very abstract but also very close to specific dancers, her take on a historical work she didn't write, with dancers she doesn't know must be something new
	6:22pm Hank: Miles is cooking ! - Liking Shoko and Satashi seasoning the dish.
	🥁 6:24pm david w: A caveat on Miles: that piece written by Zawinul, but I still stand with Miles as a great composer, arranger, producer, bandleader.
	6:25pm Hank: absolutely !
	6:26pm βrian: This I believe: All jazz is ultimately about cooking.
	🥁 6:26pm david w: Hank!
	🥁 6:28pm david w: True, jazzers are legendary good cooks (or know the best restuarants).
	6:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Zawinul the true creator of Ambient? It's incredible how important that work is. & Miles' ultimate greatness is hard to nail down - but probably is inbetween all the hyphenates - riding & guiding the directions & contexts for decades...& even then it's something in the background of all of them : his understanding of life & music itself - as related by things the players he worked with recount he would say to them & do to inform their approach...
	🥁 6:35pm david w: And... ! Drummer Stream Discotheque: this week’s installment takes place Fri., July 17, 3-7pm EDT live from Leipzig, Germany, as Continental Subway host David Dichelle brings you EURO-SMASH! 4 killer hours of dancefloor-fillers from the heart of Europe and beyond!
	6:35pm βrian: My first exposure to ambient was plainchant, I suppose.
	6:36pm βrian: Nay, scratch that. Bird song.
	🥁 6:37pm david w: Rev Rab, all true, Zawinul is important and under recognized.
	🥁 6:39pm david w: @βrian, I think mine was watching the weather.
	🥁 6:39pm chresti: Thanks David, taking you with me to the shower...
	6:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Birds & Clouds - even more than Saint-Saens...
	6:42pm βrian: Eventually, "distant single-prop plane in an empty summer sky" factored large in the progression of my ambient awareness.
	6:43pm βrian: (It's how I met my wife, as it happens.)
	6:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & that had to change the Ambience.
	6:44pm Hank: Thanks - Cool show DW !
	🥁 6:47pm david w: Gee, βrian was she on the plane?
	🥁 6:48pm david w: Thanks, Hanks.
	6:48pm βrian: No, but she was listening.
	🥁 6:49pm david w: Ah, listening. That may be the key to our survival.
	6:51pm βrian: Recalled to the kitchen. Thanks, David W.
	🥁 6:52pm david w: Thank you, βrian.
	6:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY
	🥁 6:54pm david w: And thanks, everybody, always.
	🥁 6:55pm WR: Thank you David. Thank you very much. Laters to all not going to the Bodega show. Others, see ya there.
	6:56pm northguineahills: I have no idea what time it is, thanks David!
	🥁 6:56pm david w: Yes! Gary Sullivan next and always amazing.
	🥁 6:57pm david w: ngh, I love that you lost time!
	6:57pm Gary: David, did you happen to see Xu Bing's phoenixes when they were here?
	🥁 6:58pm david w: Gary! No. Do tell.
	6:59pm Gary: Your playlist image reminded me of it, not visually, but in terms of what it's made of: www.google.com...
	🥁 7:00pm david w: Thank you, sir. Will look
	🥁 7:01pm david w: Adios all.
	🥁 7:01pm chresti: Thanks again!
	7:02pm coelacanth∅: Thank you!

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from July 15, 2020

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Ridgewood Radio features concert recordings by adventurous bands and experimental musicians and restored archival tapes from private and institutional collections captured at venues large and small across the five boroughs of New York. It is produced by David Weinstein and Outpost Artists Resources operating out of the Ridgewood section of Queens, NY, where you'll find more yellow bricks than on the road to Oz and the cemetery of your choice is never more than a few blocks from home.

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July 15, 2020: The Virtues of Unpredictability

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We moved to a new timeslot!.
Works that scramble and redefine logic, from MV Carbon,
John Zorn & Michihiro Sato, George Lewis & JD Parran,
Shoko Nagai & Satoshi Takeishi, and a visit from Miles Davis.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
MV Carbon	The Eye of the Epidemic	Unreleased	Collection of the artist	2020	Carbon on keys, tapes, processed cello. Recorded at Linden Underground in preparation for a new collection soon to be released.	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: David W Fragments	Shift "Shift" by "David W Fragments"	Ridgewood Radio Noise Library	freesound.org	2020	New time! 5-7pm EDT starting today. DJ Black Helmet now occupies 3-5 and Kenzo has moved to Mondays 3-5pm.	0:16:02 (Pop-up)
Michihiro Sato & John Zorn	Concert Recording	Roulette Concert Series	Roulette Archive	4 Oct 1985	Improvs. Zorn alto sax, game calls and Sato on shamisen.	0:16:34 (Pop-up)

George Lewis & JD Parran	Concert Recording	Roulette Concert Series	Roulette Archive	1 May 1994	Duets with Lewis' computer generated sounds and interactive listening software. Parran, woodwinds; Lewis, trombone. Plus an acoustic duo encore.	0:34:30 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Pharaoh's Dance "Pharaoh's Dance" by "Miles Davis"	Bitches Brew	Columbia Records	1970	Piano, Composer: Joe Zawinul; Soprano Saxophone: Wayne Shorter; Bass Clarinet: Bennie Maupin; Electric Guitar: John McLaughlin; Bass Guitar: Harvey Brooks; Drums: Lenny White, Jack DeJohnette; Pianos: Chick Corea, Larry Young; Bass: Dave Holland; Congas: Don Alias; Shaker: Jumma Santos; Producer: Teo Macero.	0:56:42 (Pop-up)

Shoko Nagai & Satoshi Takeishi	ABYSM (a tale of floating world) (concert recording)	Roulette Concert Series	Roulette Archive	26 Feb 2009	Nagai (piano, auto harp, accordion, Moog synth), Takeishi (percussion, electronics).	1:18:53 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!
	🥁 5:07pm chresti: Here you are! Here I am, hi David, ruth, Ridgewoodlians!
	5:08pm fred: @chresti: the party is there: wfmu.org... Weird playlist mishap
	🥁 5:10pm chresti: Thanks fred!
	5:12pm Mary Wing: Can we straddle two playlists and not go looney?
	5:13pm northguineahills: tandeming the playlists....
	🥁 5:15pm david w: Thanks, Mary, On it
	5:15pm Yvang: rIGHT pLAYLIST,?
	🥁 5:15pm chresti: I think we're on the same page..
	5:16pm coelacanth∅: greetings david and ruth and all
	5:18pm still b/p: You know the proverb: "When the sidewalk dog wears a harness and casual shirt, the playlist dating gets diddled."
	🥁 5:18pm david w: Does the playlist metadata look right to everybody now?
	5:19pm northguineahills: It looks correct, david!
	5:19pm coelacanth∅: i never knew what that saying meant. thanks for clarifying
	5:20pm fred: @David: looks good, even the pic shows up now
	🥁 5:20pm david w: coel and still b/p... we had a wrinkle but all smooth now, in time to say, hello!
	5:21pm Doug Schulkind: I just transferred everything over from the other page. That was bracing!
	5:21pm Jeff Golick: Is my hair still ok?
	5:21pm Yvang: Great pic by the way! I believe this is a collage and part of a series.
	5:21pm coelacanth∅: i showed-up post-wrinkle
	🥁 5:21pm WR: "Virtues of Unpredictability" "Works that scramble and redefine logic" it was right there in the description for all to see but understanding comes with experience.
	🥁 5:21pm david w: Thanks, Doug. Was it me?
	5:22pm Mary Wing: I somehow lost my pants in the virtual melee...
	5:22pm coelacanth∅: yes Mary i noticed...
	5:23pm Yvang: www.amusingplanet.com...
	🥁 5:23pm david w: Thanks, Yvang. The photo artist is Alain Delorme.
	🥁 5:24pm WR: You should return them coelacanth∅.
	5:24pm still b/p: When the going gets tough, the togs get gone.
	5:24pm fred: Shamisen plectrum stands for discipline, so of course all is right now
	5:25pm Doug Schulkind: @david w The playlist for July 8 was never "finished." So when you created a new playlist for today, the system assumed it was still July 8.
	5:25pm Doug Schulkind: What a silly system.
	🥁 5:26pm david w: But my bad. Due diligence, as they say.
	🥁 5:26pm WR: All is transferred except the title of the program. "Virtues of Unpredictability" i think worth keeping.
	5:26pm Doug Schulkind: I checked and the archive for last week is in place and correct, so everything is as if nothing ever happened. Except for everything.
	🥁 5:27pm david w: An honor to Kenzo I guess.
	5:27pm coelacanth∅: WR but they fit. i'm making a scarecrow... oh look, a ski mask...
	5:28pm coelacanth∅: -anyway it serves Mary right. who wears pants anymore?!
	5:29pm northguineahills: WFMU has always been the positive counter-example to 2020 before it was cool.... ie: ?????
	5:30pm ruth: Aahh! All good. Time warps can be tricky.
	5:31pm northguineahills: That should have read, 'ie:"?????"'
	🥁 5:31pm WR: A memory or a dream. Digital life is so easily manipulated.
	5:32pm still b/p: Before Patick McGoohan was The Prisoner, he was The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh. That's deeeep cosplay, coel.
	🥁 5:33pm david w: The Prisoner!!! There's a dream show.
	5:37pm northguineahills: George Lewis live is amazing. I highly recommend it, why you still can (we can again).
	5:38pm Dean: Parts of this Lewis/Parran remind me of Pär Lindgren's "Guggi-Guggi" performed by Christian Lindberg, 1992. Listened to it just three days ago.
	5:38pm northguineahills: (when we can again [preview is your friend])
	5:39pm Mary Wing: (and spellcheck is your fiend)
	🥁 5:40pm david w: Hey, Dean. I'll have to check that out.
	5:41pm Doug Schulkind: JD Parran was live on Dave Sewelson's Music For a Free World show a number of weeks back. But JD wasn't performing, he was assisting most generously the featured guest that day, James "Jabo" Ware. He was just being a mensch and stayed mostly in the background only jumping in when he could help out. It was a niceness.
	5:42pm Dean: https://www.discogs.com/P%C3%A4r-Lindgren-Fragments-of-a-Circle/release/6399011 Entire record is good. "Guggi-Guggi" turns out to be a bit of a bon-bon, a fun encore piece.
	5:43pm northguineahills: @Mary: we all know I can't spell or grammar in English or any other language, who are you kidding! ;0
	5:45pm northguineahills: Thanks, Dean, I know Lingren only through a Wire comp. Would like to seek more of Lingren's stuff....
	🥁 5:45pm WR: still b/p, Learning of The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh had sent me on an extended voyage, the books as well as the TV shows. Egads what tales.
	5:45pm fred: "bonbon" was the first word my brother said in French after he was adopted from Korea
	5:47pm Dean: Your brother must have heard "Guggi-Guggi"!
	5:49pm still b/p: Among my early TV memories, WR, the Disney showings and a recalled trace of the Scarecrow theme.
	🥁 5:50pm david w: bonbon, an interesting thing to focus on.
	🥁 5:51pm WR: Yes Doug, that was very special how JD Parran revers and supports James Ware, but he was also a featured guest in his own right last October wfmu.org...
	5:52pm fred: @Dean: he was more into Santoki, which is still etched into my brain
	🥁 6:01pm david w: Had to look this up. Santoki is one of the most famous children's songs in Korea. The word literally translates as "mountain bunny".
	🥁 6:05pm david w: Following us today on the Drummer stream: Gary Sullivan’s Bodega Pop Live 7-10pm: Unknown Pleasures: Avant-Pop China. In honor of what would have been Ian Curtis's 64th birthday, we're airing dozens of dark, ear-bending, edge-of-pop tracks from pioneering mainland artists, including Dili, Kidney, Hu Mage, Induction, Supermarket, and Song YuZhe, many of whom have never before been played on US radio. PLAYLIST: wfmu.org... Sam Segal’s If You Lose Your Horse 10-midnite
	6:07pm Dean: In fact, "Guggi-Guggi" features recordings of Lindberg's then baby daughter.
	6:07pm βrian: Trying to figure what to cook for 6-yr-old. I may default to pasta with pesto again.
	6:08pm Doug Schulkind: @WR Ah! I forgot all about that show.
	🥁 6:10pm david w: I have been there βrian. Noodles always seem to work.
	6:12pm fred: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker also did a piece on Bitches Brew, you should check her out if she comes your way (ignore Kenny G's take, it's misguided)
	6:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This album. Days after Woodstock. The roiling subtext always beneath Miles Davis's definitive Kewl goes incandescent. Complete 'In A Silent Way' clued me in that acoustic to electric was not such a single leap...
	🥁 6:15pm david w: And this, fred, that blows my mind. Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker on Broadway as the choreographer on Ivo van Hove's rehauled West Side Story.
	🥁 6:17pm david w: Rev Rab you got it.
	6:19pm βrian: If we can muster enough courage to blow our savings, we might just go with poached halibut with blueberry-basil salsa. The kid won't touch that.
	6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Reckon Psychedelic Rawk borrowed Improvisation from Jazz - Coltrane Quartet most directly. 'Bitches Brew' kind of meets the bet & raises...
	6:21pm fred: I'd love to see what she would do with that. She can get very abstract but also very close to specific dancers, her take on a historical work she didn't write, with dancers she doesn't know must be something new
	6:22pm Hank: Miles is cooking ! - Liking Shoko and Satashi seasoning the dish.
	🥁 6:24pm david w: A caveat on Miles: that piece written by Zawinul, but I still stand with Miles as a great composer, arranger, producer, bandleader.
	6:25pm Hank: absolutely !
	6:26pm βrian: This I believe: All jazz is ultimately about cooking.
	🥁 6:26pm david w: Hank!
	🥁 6:28pm david w: True, jazzers are legendary good cooks (or know the best restuarants).
	6:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Zawinul the true creator of Ambient? It's incredible how important that work is. & Miles' ultimate greatness is hard to nail down - but probably is inbetween all the hyphenates - riding & guiding the directions & contexts for decades...& even then it's something in the background of all of them : his understanding of life & music itself - as related by things the players he worked with recount he would say to them & do to inform their approach...
	🥁 6:35pm david w: And... ! Drummer Stream Discotheque: this week’s installment takes place Fri., July 17, 3-7pm EDT live from Leipzig, Germany, as Continental Subway host David Dichelle brings you EURO-SMASH! 4 killer hours of dancefloor-fillers from the heart of Europe and beyond!
	6:35pm βrian: My first exposure to ambient was plainchant, I suppose.
	6:36pm βrian: Nay, scratch that. Bird song.
	🥁 6:37pm david w: Rev Rab, all true, Zawinul is important and under recognized.
	🥁 6:39pm david w: @βrian, I think mine was watching the weather.
	🥁 6:39pm chresti: Thanks David, taking you with me to the shower...
	6:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Birds & Clouds - even more than Saint-Saens...
	6:42pm βrian: Eventually, "distant single-prop plane in an empty summer sky" factored large in the progression of my ambient awareness.
	6:43pm βrian: (It's how I met my wife, as it happens.)
	6:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & that had to change the Ambience.
	6:44pm Hank: Thanks - Cool show DW !
	🥁 6:47pm david w: Gee, βrian was she on the plane?
	🥁 6:48pm david w: Thanks, Hanks.
	6:48pm βrian: No, but she was listening.
	🥁 6:49pm david w: Ah, listening. That may be the key to our survival.
	6:51pm βrian: Recalled to the kitchen. Thanks, David W.
	🥁 6:52pm david w: Thank you, βrian.
	6:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY
	🥁 6:54pm david w: And thanks, everybody, always.
	🥁 6:55pm WR: Thank you David. Thank you very much. Laters to all not going to the Bodega show. Others, see ya there.
	6:56pm northguineahills: I have no idea what time it is, thanks David!
	🥁 6:56pm david w: Yes! Gary Sullivan next and always amazing.
	🥁 6:57pm david w: ngh, I love that you lost time!
	6:57pm Gary: David, did you happen to see Xu Bing's phoenixes when they were here?
	🥁 6:58pm david w: Gary! No. Do tell.
	6:59pm Gary: Your playlist image reminded me of it, not visually, but in terms of what it's made of: www.google.com...
	🥁 7:00pm david w: Thank you, sir. Will look
	🥁 7:01pm david w: Adios all.
	🥁 7:01pm chresti: Thanks again!
	7:02pm coelacanth∅: Thank you!

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from July 15, 2020

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