WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 24, 2020

Listener comments!
	6:11pm Tony Coulter: Hello all! Today's playlist art is by Tom Wesselmann.
	🥁 12:00pm listener james from westwood: Good Tuesday, Tony and all!
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, James!
	12:01pm Cmurtha: That cat puts off some murderous energy. I dig it this piece though. Howdy everyone.
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Hey, hey, Cmurtha!
	12:01pm Sem: Hello, Tony, Listener James, and Cmurtha!
	🥁 12:02pm Yvang: Hello Tony and Coulterians!
	12:02pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Sem and Yvang!
	12:20pm spodiodi: good morning, Tony and everyone!
	12:21pm Tony Coulter: Greets, Spodi!
	12:21pm spodiodi: james, Cmurtha, S'em, Yvang tips hat
	12:23pm Sem: twirls propeller on beanie Hey, S'pod'di
	12:23pm spodiodi: you got a little lift there, S'em!
	12:24pm spodiodi: (nice hat)
	12:24pm Sem: Dad sold it to me on his deathbed.
	12:25pm Tony Coulter: Well, the afterlife is expensive.
	12:25pm spodiodi: money well spent
	🥁 12:26pm Yvang: I love the Truc!
	12:29pm Sem: N.A.O. has seized my attention!
	12:29pm Tony Coulter: @ Yvang: How exactly would you translate "truc"? I know it means "thing" in French, but I suspect it has some extra shade of meaning.
	12:30pm Tony Coulter: Maybe "trifle"?
	12:30pm Mark Williams: a N.A.O. to Larry Groce transition is where it's at. Heya Tony and everyone.
	12:31pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Mark!
	12:31pm Tony Coulter: Larry Groce -- Jim's Croce's brother by another letter.
	12:33pm Tony Coulter: From here on in, today's show will mostly be spent in Crescentville -- meaning, my basement stash of forgotten LPs.
	🥁 12:33pm Yvang: Truc means thing or stuff. No extra shade except for an emphasis on the lack of precision. In other situations "trucs" means menstruation.
	12:34pm Tony Coulter: Aha. Thanks!
	12:34pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Howdy! Good thing that cat can't talk about what it sees.
	12:40pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Sweet Corn!
	12:43pm Tony Coulter: Good thing for the cat's person, yes -- but I wouldn't mind hearing about it.
	12:44pm spodiodi: i agree with Sweet Corn Lizzie (good morning!) and Tony
	12:45pm Mark R: I remember in high school if you were into King Crimson or ELP or something, some guy would always say, "Hey, man, have you heard GENTLE GIANT?" Such conversations often took place in the woods behind the school while burning a post-lunch bowl.
	12:46pm Tony Coulter: Ha! Heya, Mark R!
	12:48pm Tony Coulter: Too bad my high school didn't have woods behind it....
	12:48pm Mark R: My basement stash of vinyl (which means it was cut off around 1990-ish) is an interesting rabbit hole also. Interested in hearing what you were into 20-50 years ago.
	12:48pm HollyRT: Hola, TC and gang!
	12:48pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Holly!
	12:51pm Mark R: Well, substitute whatever cubbyhole or hiding place where you blazed up in your case. We had a driver's ed mini-parking lot where we'd practice driving before we were ready for the streets, and there was a little building there where they'd teach us the rules and show us horrifying films like "Death on the Highway" (actual title), which showed gruesome footage of mangled, bloody dead teenage bodies to scare us straight and traumatize us into being careful, defensive drivers. And THAT building had ample woodage behind it.
	12:54pm Mark R: So far, Gentle Giant is the only band on your playlist I've actually heard of. Which is par for the course. I'm enjoying your show immensely. The unifying theme seems to be songs that unabashedly feature several distinct sections to them, a la a SYMPHONY, to which they seem to be aspiring. Less talented musicians would characterize these masterpieces as "pretentious," holding that their mastery of only three chords qualified them as "authentic" rock & roll.
	12:54pm Tony Coulter: Some of my basement records are things I only bought a few years ago -- for a buck or something -- but they went straight into my basement anyway, after just the briefest needle drop. I've been trying to get a handle on it all.
	12:55pm Mark R: Even if you bought them yesterday, I'm guessing they have original release dates in the 70s or 80s.
	12:56pm Stanley: T-T-T-T-Tony!
	12:57pm Tony Coulter: @ Mark R: They do! Glad you're enjoying 'em.
	12:58pm Tony Coulter: S-S-S-S-Stanley!
	1:02pm HollyRT: Ho-lee shit, Art in America! I used to hear this song in high school on one of the local college rock stations, loved it.
	1:03pm HollyRT: never noticed how much this sounds like early-80s Genesis
	1:04pm Tony Coulter: Yeah, it's definitely prog-o-delic. Just this one song, though -- not the rest of the album.
	1:08pm Tony Coulter: Supposedly, this True West LP was the first rock record to be recorded digitally.
	1:10pm Mark R: They used to make a big fucking deal about that: D-D-D! Mostly classical albums did it. Now everybody's like, "It's analog, man, with tube amplifiers. It's BEAUTIFUL. But you have to listen it on a Victrola to really 'get' it."
	1:14pm Tony Coulter: It's the music, not the meat ... I mean, medium.
	1:15pm spodiodi: hipsters are never satisfied, Mark R
	1:16pm Stanley: Great to hear John Otway.
	1:18pm spodiodi (nucularly pathetic): Crack the Sky was nice
	1:19pm spodiodi (nucularly pathetic): loha, Stanley
	1:22pm Tony Coulter: @ spodi: Glad you liked it. I'll be playing something else by Crack the Sky later on.
	1:25pm spodiodi (nucularly pathetic): sweet, Tony. i'm all ears
	1:27pm Tony Coulter: By the way, most of today's basement LPs are also real cheapies -- they can still easily be gotten for (sometimes well) under $10.
	1:35pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello Tony & Alles. Just switched over the the Mothership and I'm very happy that I did!
	1:37pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Kevin! Glad you made the switch!
	1:37pm KevinfromBayRidge: Little Chapinesque here.
	1:41pm Tony Coulter: Whereas this New Zealand Trading Company track has a bit of an early Soft Machine sound in parts, imo.
	1:48pm KevinfromBayRidge: Definitely glad that you did the basement dig. Shades of your terrestrial FMU shows of yore.
	1:50pm Tony Coulter: True! I am feeling a link to the kind of shows I did years ago. I'm going to keep digging down there, and will give my audio reports from time to time.
	1:53pm KevinfromBayRidge: Inspiring but not so much that I'll brave my subterranean depths!
	1:56pm Tony Coulter: Oddly, the vocals here remind me of Tina Meltzer of Serpent Power should-be fame.
	🥁 2:03pm listener james from westwood: Glad to hear a track past B&S's usual big hit!
	2:05pm Tony Coulter: That track may be as rockin' as they ever got.
	🥁 2:05pm ynod: Hey Tony and listeners in tow. !
	2:06pm Doug Schulkind: Tucky is actually Buzzard's middle name. His first name is Ken.
	2:06pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Dony Ynod!
	2:07pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, Doug!
	2:12pm captain mike: These guys musta taught Spinal Tap AND Metallica their chops
	2:12pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, Cap'n Mike!
	2:13pm captain mike: Forward Aftly Sir!
	2:14pm Listening Out There: @captain mike: ...and maybe Grand Funk Railroad, as well...
	2:15pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, L.O.T.!
	2:23pm spodiodi: liking "She's a Dancer" too, Tony. came back to check the track list... confirmed: Crack the Sky sounds nice to me. thanks, Tony!
	2:24pm spodiodi: new to me as of today
	2:28pm Tony Coulter: Apparently, they're still recording and performing!
	2:29pm spodiodi: wow, cool!
	2:30pm Tony Coulter: Here's today's theme song.
	2:31pm Tony Coulter: (the Notes from the Underground, I mean)
	2:32pm Tony Coulter: But also my farewell to the basement....
	2:33pm spodiodi: waves by the the basement was a good run
	2:34pm spodiodi: bye*
	2:53pm Doug Schulkind: More delightful radio is in store for you today on your 24-hour Drummer Stream. Up next, 3-7pm (ET) LONG (DARK) NIGHT OF THE SOUL with Julie Playlist: wfmu.org... Followed by, 7-10pm (ET) THE LONG RALLY with Scott McDowell Filling in for Neighbors Noise: Playlist: www.wfmu.org... Followed by, 10pm-Midnight (ET) THE LONG WAY HOME with Kris Holmes Playlist: wfmu.org... If you keep it tuned to Give the Drummer Radio, you can't go wrong (but you will go LONG)!
	2:55pm Tony Coulter: Here's Julie's playlist: wfmu.org...
	2:55pm Tony Coulter: (ah, Doug just added it)
	2:57pm spodiodi: thanks, Tony!
	2:57pm Doug Schulkind: Ah, Tony!
	2:58pm Shaw: Thanks for a great show Tony! Been listening since the beginning while I work. Look forward to it every week!
	🥁 2:58pm Yvang: Thanks, Tony!
	🥁 2:59pm ynod: thanx TC
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Shaw!
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: See you, everybody!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 24, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
The In-Theme	"The In-Theme"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Nicky Cook	Shake Carrot Shake (2020)	unreleased track			0:01:58 (Pop-up)
La 1919	Fuzzy Trance Theory "Fuzzy Trance Theory" by "La 1919"	False Memory Syndrome	Artisti Del 900	2014	0:03:43 (Pop-up)
Airlord	Clockwork Revenge "Clockwork Revenge" by "Airlord"	Clockwork Revenge	RE: Paisley Press	1977	0:06:00 (Pop-up)
Perfect Vacuum	The Road to My Butcher	V.A.: Truc - 10. Instruments Imaginaires	TRUC	2020	0:12:39 (Pop-up)
La 1919	FMS #1: Hawaii 5.0 "FMS #1: Hawaii 5.0" by "La 1919"	False Memory Syndrome	Artisti Del 900	2014	0:15:11 (Pop-up)
Roy Bailey & Leon Rosselson	Invisible Married Breakfast Blues	Love, Loneliness and Laundry	Fuse	1976	0:18:42 (Pop-up)
ZICLA	Emanglons-Nous "Emanglons-Nous" by "ZICLA"	V.A.: Truc - 10. Instruments Imaginaires	TRUC	2020	0:20:51 (Pop-up)
N.A.O.	Sacred Dream Amongst Tears Broken	V.A.: Sensationnel No. 5	RE: Fractal	1987	0:26:36 (Pop-up)
Larry Groce	Crescentville "Crescentville" by "Larry Groce"	Crescentville	Daybreak	1972	0:29:08 (Pop-up)

Mike Hurst	Demolition Zone "Demolition Zone" by "Mike Hurst"	Home	Capitol	1970	0:38:48 (Pop-up)
Gentle Giant	Schooldays "Schooldays" by "Gentle Giant"	Three Friends	RE: Columbia	1972	0:42:01 (Pop-up)
Crack the Sky	Nuclear Apathy "Nuclear Apathy" by "Crack the Sky"	Safety in Numbers	Lifesong	1978	0:49:33 (Pop-up)
La 1919	Marion Crane "Marion Crane" by "La 1919"	False Memory Syndrome	Artisti Del 900	2014	0:58:03 (Pop-up)
Art in America	Art in America "Art in America" by "Art in America"	Art in America	CBS/Pavillion	1983	1:01:03 (Pop-up)
True West	Time and Time Again "Time and Time Again" by "True West"	True West	Warner Bros. Canada	1979	1:05:26 (Pop-up)
Carlson Roberts	Sketches "Sketches" by "Carlson Roberts"	Sketches	Olympic Gold	1984	1:10:17 (Pop-up)
John Otway	Waiting (Waiting for You)	Where Did I Go Right?	Polydor	1979	1:13:47 (Pop-up)

Marvin. Welch & Farrar	Far Away Falling	Second Opinion	Sire	1972	1:19:53 (Pop-up)
Budgie	Wondering What Everyone Knows	In for the Kill!	MCA	1974	1:22:12 (Pop-up)
Fringe Benefit	Patterns "Patterns" by "Fringe Benefit"	Fringe Benefit	Capricorn	1977	1:25:04 (Pop-up)
England Dan & John Ford Coley	Candles of Our Lives	Fables	A&M	1972	1:29:57 (Pop-up)
Jam Factory	Mr. Slow "Mr. Slow" by "Jam Factory"	Sittin' in the Trap	Epic	1970	1:33:06 (Pop-up)
New Zealand Trading Company	Jam and Anti-Freeze	New Zealand Trading Company	Memphis	1970	1:39:14 (Pop-up)
Vanity Fare	Man Child "Man Child" by "Vanity Fare"	Early in the Morning	Page One	1970	1:43:27 (Pop-up)
Jamie (Carr)	Merry Whims "Merry Whims" by "Jamie (Carr)"	Awakening	Capitol	1970	1:46:16 (Pop-up)
Andy Roberts	Don't Get Me Wrong "Don't Get Me Wrong" by "Andy Roberts"	With Everyone	Ampex	1971	1:49:00 (Pop-up)
Mason Proffit	You Finally Found Your Love	Wanted	Happy Tiger	1970	1:53:33 (Pop-up)

Brewer & Shipley	Rise Up (Easy Rider)	Weeds	Kama Sutra	1969	2:00:44 (Pop-up)
Tucky Buzzard	Pictures "Pictures" by "Tucky Buzzard"	Allright on the Night	Passport	1973	2:04:03 (Pop-up)
Andromeda	Go Your Way (1969) [bonus track]	Andromeda	RE: Repertoire	1969	2:07:34 (Pop-up)
Chook	Cold Feet (1971) "Cold Feet (1971)" by "Chook"	V.A.: Psych Bites: Australian Acid Freakrock, 1967–1974, Vol. 1	Past & Present Records	2009	2:10:37 (Pop-up)
Stray	Alright Ma! "Alright Ma!" by "Stray"	Mudanzas	Transatlantic	1973	2:13:44 (Pop-up)
Boxer	Loony Ali "Loony Ali" by "Boxer"	Below the Belt	Virgin	1975	2:16:53 (Pop-up)
Crack the Sky	She's a Dancer "She's a Dancer" by "Crack the Sky"	Crack the Sky	Lifesong	1975	2:20:49 (Pop-up)
Spectrum	Virgin's Tale "Virgin's Tale" by "Spectrum"	Milesago	RE: Black Rose	1971	2:24:44 (Pop-up)
Notes from the Underground	Down in the Basement	Notes from the Underground	Vanguard	1968	2:28:13 (Pop-up)
Pascal Comelade	Danse Nocturne de Jeunes Mauresques....	V.A.: Truc - 10. Instruments Imaginaires	TRUC	2020	2:30:27 (Pop-up)
OTEME	Chiudere Quella Porta "Chiudere Quella Porta" by "OTEME"	Un Saluto alle Nuvole	Ma.Ra.Cash	2020	2:31:41 (Pop-up)
Nguyen & Transitory	No Such Thing As Terra Nullius	V.A.: Truc - 10. Instruments Imaginaires	TRUC	2020	2:34:49 (Pop-up)

John Cage	Primitive (1942) "Primitive (1942)" by "John Cage"	Margaret Leng Tan: Sonic Encounters	Mode	1988	2:46:01 (Pop-up)
Luc-André Marcel	Danse de l'oiseau de Barbarie (1962)	Estelle Lemire: Ondes	SNE	1997	2:49:10 (Pop-up)

The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				2:58:38 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:11pm Tony Coulter: Hello all! Today's playlist art is by Tom Wesselmann.
	🥁 12:00pm listener james from westwood: Good Tuesday, Tony and all!
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, James!
	12:01pm Cmurtha: That cat puts off some murderous energy. I dig it this piece though. Howdy everyone.
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Hey, hey, Cmurtha!
	12:01pm Sem: Hello, Tony, Listener James, and Cmurtha!
	🥁 12:02pm Yvang: Hello Tony and Coulterians!
	12:02pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Sem and Yvang!
	12:20pm spodiodi: good morning, Tony and everyone!
	12:21pm Tony Coulter: Greets, Spodi!
	12:21pm spodiodi: james, Cmurtha, S'em, Yvang tips hat
	12:23pm Sem: twirls propeller on beanie Hey, S'pod'di
	12:23pm spodiodi: you got a little lift there, S'em!
	12:24pm spodiodi: (nice hat)
	12:24pm Sem: Dad sold it to me on his deathbed.
	12:25pm Tony Coulter: Well, the afterlife is expensive.
	12:25pm spodiodi: money well spent
	🥁 12:26pm Yvang: I love the Truc!
	12:29pm Sem: N.A.O. has seized my attention!
	12:29pm Tony Coulter: @ Yvang: How exactly would you translate "truc"? I know it means "thing" in French, but I suspect it has some extra shade of meaning.
	12:30pm Tony Coulter: Maybe "trifle"?
	12:30pm Mark Williams: a N.A.O. to Larry Groce transition is where it's at. Heya Tony and everyone.
	12:31pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Mark!
	12:31pm Tony Coulter: Larry Groce -- Jim's Croce's brother by another letter.
	12:33pm Tony Coulter: From here on in, today's show will mostly be spent in Crescentville -- meaning, my basement stash of forgotten LPs.
	🥁 12:33pm Yvang: Truc means thing or stuff. No extra shade except for an emphasis on the lack of precision. In other situations "trucs" means menstruation.
	12:34pm Tony Coulter: Aha. Thanks!
	12:34pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Howdy! Good thing that cat can't talk about what it sees.
	12:40pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Sweet Corn!
	12:43pm Tony Coulter: Good thing for the cat's person, yes -- but I wouldn't mind hearing about it.
	12:44pm spodiodi: i agree with Sweet Corn Lizzie (good morning!) and Tony
	12:45pm Mark R: I remember in high school if you were into King Crimson or ELP or something, some guy would always say, "Hey, man, have you heard GENTLE GIANT?" Such conversations often took place in the woods behind the school while burning a post-lunch bowl.
	12:46pm Tony Coulter: Ha! Heya, Mark R!
	12:48pm Tony Coulter: Too bad my high school didn't have woods behind it....
	12:48pm Mark R: My basement stash of vinyl (which means it was cut off around 1990-ish) is an interesting rabbit hole also. Interested in hearing what you were into 20-50 years ago.
	12:48pm HollyRT: Hola, TC and gang!
	12:48pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Holly!
	12:51pm Mark R: Well, substitute whatever cubbyhole or hiding place where you blazed up in your case. We had a driver's ed mini-parking lot where we'd practice driving before we were ready for the streets, and there was a little building there where they'd teach us the rules and show us horrifying films like "Death on the Highway" (actual title), which showed gruesome footage of mangled, bloody dead teenage bodies to scare us straight and traumatize us into being careful, defensive drivers. And THAT building had ample woodage behind it.
	12:54pm Mark R: So far, Gentle Giant is the only band on your playlist I've actually heard of. Which is par for the course. I'm enjoying your show immensely. The unifying theme seems to be songs that unabashedly feature several distinct sections to them, a la a SYMPHONY, to which they seem to be aspiring. Less talented musicians would characterize these masterpieces as "pretentious," holding that their mastery of only three chords qualified them as "authentic" rock & roll.
	12:54pm Tony Coulter: Some of my basement records are things I only bought a few years ago -- for a buck or something -- but they went straight into my basement anyway, after just the briefest needle drop. I've been trying to get a handle on it all.
	12:55pm Mark R: Even if you bought them yesterday, I'm guessing they have original release dates in the 70s or 80s.
	12:56pm Stanley: T-T-T-T-Tony!
	12:57pm Tony Coulter: @ Mark R: They do! Glad you're enjoying 'em.
	12:58pm Tony Coulter: S-S-S-S-Stanley!
	1:02pm HollyRT: Ho-lee shit, Art in America! I used to hear this song in high school on one of the local college rock stations, loved it.
	1:03pm HollyRT: never noticed how much this sounds like early-80s Genesis
	1:04pm Tony Coulter: Yeah, it's definitely prog-o-delic. Just this one song, though -- not the rest of the album.
	1:08pm Tony Coulter: Supposedly, this True West LP was the first rock record to be recorded digitally.
	1:10pm Mark R: They used to make a big fucking deal about that: D-D-D! Mostly classical albums did it. Now everybody's like, "It's analog, man, with tube amplifiers. It's BEAUTIFUL. But you have to listen it on a Victrola to really 'get' it."
	1:14pm Tony Coulter: It's the music, not the meat ... I mean, medium.
	1:15pm spodiodi: hipsters are never satisfied, Mark R
	1:16pm Stanley: Great to hear John Otway.
	1:18pm spodiodi (nucularly pathetic): Crack the Sky was nice
	1:19pm spodiodi (nucularly pathetic): loha, Stanley
	1:22pm Tony Coulter: @ spodi: Glad you liked it. I'll be playing something else by Crack the Sky later on.
	1:25pm spodiodi (nucularly pathetic): sweet, Tony. i'm all ears
	1:27pm Tony Coulter: By the way, most of today's basement LPs are also real cheapies -- they can still easily be gotten for (sometimes well) under $10.
	1:35pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello Tony & Alles. Just switched over the the Mothership and I'm very happy that I did!
	1:37pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Kevin! Glad you made the switch!
	1:37pm KevinfromBayRidge: Little Chapinesque here.
	1:41pm Tony Coulter: Whereas this New Zealand Trading Company track has a bit of an early Soft Machine sound in parts, imo.
	1:48pm KevinfromBayRidge: Definitely glad that you did the basement dig. Shades of your terrestrial FMU shows of yore.
	1:50pm Tony Coulter: True! I am feeling a link to the kind of shows I did years ago. I'm going to keep digging down there, and will give my audio reports from time to time.
	1:53pm KevinfromBayRidge: Inspiring but not so much that I'll brave my subterranean depths!
	1:56pm Tony Coulter: Oddly, the vocals here remind me of Tina Meltzer of Serpent Power should-be fame.
	🥁 2:03pm listener james from westwood: Glad to hear a track past B&S's usual big hit!
	2:05pm Tony Coulter: That track may be as rockin' as they ever got.
	🥁 2:05pm ynod: Hey Tony and listeners in tow. !
	2:06pm Doug Schulkind: Tucky is actually Buzzard's middle name. His first name is Ken.
	2:06pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Dony Ynod!
	2:07pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, Doug!
	2:12pm captain mike: These guys musta taught Spinal Tap AND Metallica their chops
	2:12pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, Cap'n Mike!
	2:13pm captain mike: Forward Aftly Sir!
	2:14pm Listening Out There: @captain mike: ...and maybe Grand Funk Railroad, as well...
	2:15pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, L.O.T.!
	2:23pm spodiodi: liking "She's a Dancer" too, Tony. came back to check the track list... confirmed: Crack the Sky sounds nice to me. thanks, Tony!
	2:24pm spodiodi: new to me as of today
	2:28pm Tony Coulter: Apparently, they're still recording and performing!
	2:29pm spodiodi: wow, cool!
	2:30pm Tony Coulter: Here's today's theme song.
	2:31pm Tony Coulter: (the Notes from the Underground, I mean)
	2:32pm Tony Coulter: But also my farewell to the basement....
	2:33pm spodiodi: waves by the the basement was a good run
	2:34pm spodiodi: bye*
	2:53pm Doug Schulkind: More delightful radio is in store for you today on your 24-hour Drummer Stream. Up next, 3-7pm (ET) LONG (DARK) NIGHT OF THE SOUL with Julie Playlist: wfmu.org... Followed by, 7-10pm (ET) THE LONG RALLY with Scott McDowell Filling in for Neighbors Noise: Playlist: www.wfmu.org... Followed by, 10pm-Midnight (ET) THE LONG WAY HOME with Kris Holmes Playlist: wfmu.org... If you keep it tuned to Give the Drummer Radio, you can't go wrong (but you will go LONG)!
	2:55pm Tony Coulter: Here's Julie's playlist: wfmu.org...
	2:55pm Tony Coulter: (ah, Doug just added it)
	2:57pm spodiodi: thanks, Tony!
	2:57pm Doug Schulkind: Ah, Tony!
	2:58pm Shaw: Thanks for a great show Tony! Been listening since the beginning while I work. Look forward to it every week!
	🥁 2:58pm Yvang: Thanks, Tony!
	🥁 2:59pm ynod: thanx TC
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Shaw!
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: See you, everybody!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 24, 2020

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