WFMU: Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from December 12, 2020

Listener comments!
	6:00am 12539: Heigh ho!
	6:01am Really Lisa: Hello Jeffrey and everyone. Good Saturday wishes.
	6:02am duke: Hello Jeffrey and listeners
	6:03am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning 12539, Really Lisa and duke!
	6:03am Nulsh: Mornin' folks!
	6:03am Sem: Good morning, Jeffrey, 12539, Really Lisa, duke, and in the booth, Ruth!
	6:04am Ole 'Rick: This is nice
	6:04am Ruth Booth: Happy Good Morning!
	6:05am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Nulsh and Sem! Some Robbie Basho rescued from some trove somewhere, and I think unknown to exist until now. There is a 5 CD set and a LP of selections.
	6:05am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Ole 'Rick and Ruth Booth!
	6:06am Ole 'Rick: Mornin' Jeff
	6:07am Sylvia (France-NYC): Morning Ruth, Jeffrey, Lisa, 12539, duke, Sem, Ole 'Rick and morning Nulsh, and thank you for bandcamp!
	6:08am 12539: (Ruth!)
	6:09am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Sylvia (France-NYC)!
	6:09am Cooh John: Good morning Jeffrey, Sem, Ruth and all planeteers. Starting to rain as I dash off to work. Santa's little helper this time of year.
	6:12am Sem: Stay dry, Cooh John. Good to see you.
	6:14am Heidee: It is Saturday. Soul music. Hi Jeffrey, hi everyone! Hi Ruth, Really Lisa, Sylvia, Nulsh! And hi 12539, duke, Sem, Ole Rick, Cooh John, hope you are well, everyone.
	6:15am Niall: Hello, my Saturday morning friends! It's a sunny auld day in Eire and I'm taking a break from Hafler Trio for my weekly Shrunken Planet fix. Robbie B!
	6:15am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Heidee and Niall!
	6:15am Niall: And dia dhuit, @Heidee ;)
	6:16am Niall: I left my acoustic guitar in the US and I'm fairly pining for it now.
	6:16am Jeffrey Davison: The Basho release is just out, and Jack Rose passed December 5th, 2009.
	6:17am Heidee: Fáilte @Niall :-)
	6:18am Niall: December is the cruelest month.
	6:20am Jeffrey Davison: I saw Jack Rose only once, on a bill with Sean Smith, Max Ochs and Glenn Jones. Jones played third, and was absolutely amazing. I'm sitting there, thinking "how can anyone play better than that?", and then Jack Rose played...
	6:21am Sylvia (France-NYC): Hello Niall, hello Heidee!
	6:21am Nulsh: Sylvia! My pleasure! Wonderful stuff! Hey Heidee!
	6:23am Jeffrey Davison: I believe that Joseph Allred is a worthy successor to Basho and Rose. His music is deeply spiritual.
	6:24am Heidee: Beautiful set, Jeffrey.
	6:25am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Heidee!
	6:27am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from darkest Tannersville all. just fed the cat and really digging this first set Mr. JD
	6:29am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Listener Bop Monroe, and thanks!
	6:32am Really Lisa: Hi back Sylvia, Sem, and Heidee. Hope you’re all safe and well. Ears on for the duration, Jeffrey. Thank you for the soundtrack to soothe the next few hours of less than fun stuff to get done. Peace, all.
	6:34am SmokinJ: Great sounds abound! Mornin' jd & friends.. 8-)
	6:34am Nulsh: Steel string heaven right now. Don Standberg is new to me.
	6:35am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning SmokinJ and thanks! @Nulsh: Strandberg is from California, an older gent.
	6:37am Nulsh: Jeffrey, Standberg track has nice dynamics and a great atmosphere. Reminiscent of that album Rainer Ptacek recorded in an old church in the desert (the name escapes me!)
	6:38am Nulsh: Jeez Louise, this is lovely too. Keep em coming Jeffrey!
	6:41am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Nulsh. I don't know which Ptacek album you're referring to. Did a quick check on Discogs and didn't see....
	6:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Moody Luna the Moon still in deep Scorpio til 21:39 Eastern time today - then She joins the Sun already in philosophical Sagittarius heading to the New Moon Solar Eclipse on Tuesday. Weather permitting - they say a chance of multicolored meteors to join the after sunset skyshow this weekend - with the famous Jupiter-Saturn Conjunction southwesterly & Mars all bright & orange more to the east...
	6:44am Jeffrey Davison: Cafe OTO has been releasing some great stuff on the Takuroku label, and this Iztok Koren is one of them.
	6:44am YETI BOB: I love guitar music. So nice to wake up to this show today.
	6:44am YETI BOB: I missed Robbie and Jack at the start of the show. But I have "Kensington Blues" and I'm probably going to pick up the new Basho as well
	6:44am Nulsh: Jeffrey. Apologies. It's call Nocturnes. Here's a link... www.discogs.com...
	6:45am Jeffrey Davison: Revolution Rabbit Nov63, good morning and thanks. I was upstate last weekend, hoping so much to see the stars at night and it was overcast every day!
	6:46am Jeffrey Davison: YETI BOB, good morning! Kensington Blues is probably my favorite Jack Rose release, and though I have the CD, I ordered an LP this week!
	6:46am YETI BOB: These other guitar players are all new to me! Thanks JD. and also thanks Nulsh for the Rainer link
	6:48am jeremyo: Morning all, late to the party but I brought a bottle. Iztok Koren is a new name to me, clearly one to catch up on
	6:48am Nulsh: YETI BOB, no worries. The track Cheeseball popped into my head when I heard the Strandberg track Jeffrey Played. I haven't listened to it in years.
	6:50am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning jeremyo! Koren is new to me, as was Jacob Brockway, Gnadha Gnadha and Pinokio... @Nulsh: thanks for the link!
	6:51am Listener Bop Monroe: Pinocchio..? don't lie to me.
	6:52am Sylvia (France-NYC): this is very nice to listen to
	6:52am jeremyo: Good finds Jeffrey! Well, I'll use the archive to catch up on those I missed but it's a safe bet to assume they're good finds ;-)
	6:52am Jeffrey Davison: Bop Monroe: he's even lying about the spelling of his name!
	6:52am Listener Bop Monroe: loving this. nose still same size.
	6:53am Jeffrey Davison: jeremyo, thanks!
	6:54am Andrew in Tronto: Good morning Jeffrey and all other Planeteers.
	6:55am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Andrew in Toronto!
	6:55am Nulsh: Bloody marvellous first set Jeffrey!
	6:55am YETI BOB: " Mastered by Valotihkuu " ? Yeah that's gotta be a Finn!
	6:56am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Nulsh! And that's what I thunk, YETI BOB...
	6:57am jamesie: The meds just kicking in as I listen to you, I am about 1/2 mile from Cafe Oto, love to you guys!
	6:57am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning jamesie! Be careful with those meds! Hope all is well.
	6:58am jamesie: #vyvenase #elvanse #bupoprion
	6:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Must say I do not hate the Gittars & I love this crazy station not least for Saturdays.
	6:59am Jeffrey Davison: @jamesie: ha! thanks for the info... @Revolution Rabbit Nov63, thanks!
	7:03am Buddha of Suburbia: Good morning, Jeffrey! Morning Shrunken Planeteers!
	7:04am Sylvia (France-NYC): who came up with the name Skeleton Crew btw?
	7:04am YETI BOB: Although - interesting - www.discogs.com... says "Valotihkuu: Real Name: Denis Davydov" - if it's the same Valotihkuu . Who knows!!
	7:05am YETI BOB: @Buddha: Good morning!! @Sylvia: It's a nautical term
	7:05am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Buddha of Suburbia! @Sylvia...good question...dunno. @YETI BOB, thanks!
	7:05am Sylvia (France-NYC): oh, I had no idea! thanks @Yeti Bob
	7:06am YETI BOB: it means operating a ship with the minumum number of people. goes way back. Also Fred Frith, Tom Cora and Zeena Parkins had a great band called Skelton Crew back in the 80s!
	7:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Interesting ! The phrase not common in French ?
	7:07am YETI BOB: tom and fred played drums with their feet while playing guitar & cello with their hands. and singing. man those were some fun shows. RIP Tom Cora.
	7:07am Nulsh: BOOOOOOODDDZZZZ!!! Hello!
	7:08am Sylvia (France-NYC): and apparently it's also a short story by Stephen King
	7:08am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Rev Rabbit Nov63 ... I don't sail...
	7:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & I don't swim. But then neither do skeletons.
	7:10am Jeffrey Davison: @YETI BOB, I knew the general meaning of the term, but didn't know it was nautical in origin. To the boats!!
	7:12am Sylvia (France-NYC): ok, who's got a yacht here? time to come forward
	7:12am YETI BOB: I have a kayak!
	7:12am Listener Bop Monroe: she's not the yachting type
	7:13am Sylvia (France-NYC): not sure we'll all fit on a kayak
	7:13am Jeffrey Davison: I'm on my pal Guo Wengui's yacht right now, actually...
	7:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Very British it seems. Saying DJs like Scott Wiiliams were 'being their own skeleton' - & I thot Be Your Own Skeleton was a pretty good phrase for 2020. One Astrologer called our pile-up of planets now in late Capricorn the Boneyard...
	7:15am Sylvia (France-NYC): haha Jeffrey, must be such a good company
	7:15am TDK60: Good morning Jeffrey and planetoids.
	7:17am Nulsh: Ahoy thar' TDK60! Today we bein' Pirates, arrr!
	7:18am Jeffrey Davison: TDK60, good morning! @Sylvia, indeed. Good old Guo. Loves a round of whist.
	7:24am Deborah: Good Morning Glorious Listeners, Jeffrey, Crew
	7:24am Crei6hton: Morning WFMU
	7:25am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Deborah and Crei6ton! By the way, it isn't Guo's yacht I'm on. He sold it. I don't know who that guy is then, on the poop deck!
	7:25am TDK60: Pirates eh? To which king is thy loyalty? Trick question because, if none, I'm with ya.
	7:26am Jeffrey Davison: Our only allegiance is to the Jolly Roger!!
	7:26am Nulsh: That it be! Arrrr!
	7:27am Sylvia (France-NYC): we have no master @TDK60
	7:29am TDK60: Morning Sylvia (France-NYC), Nulsh.
	7:29am Jeffrey Davison: I did not know the origin of the term "bolt weevils". Here: en.wikipedia.org...
	7:31am Ted in Montclair: Good morning Jeffrey and folks. I’ve only been listening since 7 but love everything so far. Especially the Julii Sharp.
	7:32am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Ted in Montclair, and thanks!
	7:33am Buddha of Suburbia: NUUUUUUUUUuuuuuuUUUllshhh!!! Hi YetiBobby! Hey TEEDEEKAYSIXTY!
	7:33am Heidee: Great soundtrack to dive under and get some work done. Batten down the hatches, all!
	7:34am Jeffrey Davison: Heidee, good luck with your work...
	7:36am TDK60: Wie gehts, Heidee? Bonjour Buddha.
	7:37am Rock Ridge Chess Club: Give'em hell Heidee! Shaping up to be a busy day for me too. Oh, G'morning Jeffrey
	7:40am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Rock Ridge Chess Club!
	7:42am Sylvia (France-NYC): oh man, this song makes me sad
	7:42am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi ya!
	7:43am Rock Ridge Chess Club: I found a really nice mossy rock yesterday while out cleaning up on the hillside. It makes a comfy seat. Once we get through this Covid, you're welcome to come sit a spell.
	7:43am Jeffrey Davison: @Sylvia: Phoebe gets in there!
	7:44am Jeffrey Davison: @RRCC: thanks!
	7:46am Sylvia (France-NYC): it really strikes a chord, I wanted to take my kids to California this year, so that they could meet with our people there...
	7:50am Jeffrey Davison: @Sylvia: so much is in abeyance, as we're trying to make it to the vaccine. FYI, on the radio yesterday, it was stated that the vaccine does not prevent a person from contracting covid. It prevents a person from getting sick from it, NOT from getting and passing along. Something to bear in mind. Even more important, then, that enough people get it to create here immunity, or we will be in the weeds for a long time.
	7:50am Strandlund: Good morning Jeffrey. Good Morning all. Woke up to 6 inches of snow here in Iowa...
	7:52am Jeffrey Davison: Strandlund, good morning! That's a good amount of snow. Here in NYC, we're supposed to get a heavy snowfall mid-week.
	7:55am Strandlund: I'm not looking forward to blowing it off the driveway. It's a heavy wet snow!
	7:58am Jeffrey Davison: FYI, Jolie Holland was born in Texas. She has moved around a bit. Not sure where she is now. Her Bandcamp page says L.A.
	7:59am iiibeat: Reflective covers of knowledge . . Science in cloud sky . . Thumb beat timber tail . . Mossy eyed French bread tomb bloom . . Phantasm oar churn butter brain wire fire spire drip flip . . Water daughter trolling bone faucet . . Small apple in Palm of hand . . Standing funny, looking at fingers . . Blue swing welcome mat . . Rabbit fat bottle rocket chin Chinese ideogram idea.
	7:59am DJ Guin: Does anyone sleep these days? Morning.
	8:01am Jeffrey Davison: iiibeat, thanks for the poetry. DJ Guin, I sleep a bit more than I ought to...
	8:01am iiibeat: Spit Fire Gill. Fin! Fine. Finished. Happy Day.
	8:02am iiibeat: Been loving this show. Thanks man.
	8:02am Listener Bop Monroe: DJG: poster on my fridge: Coffee - have another cup. you can sleep when you're dead.
	8:02am DJ Guin: enjoying the tunes, Jeffrey.
	8:04am Jeffrey Davison: @Bop M: good pernt! DJ Guin and iiibeat, thanks!
	8:08am Deborah: @Jeffrey Davison So important! I am just at the point of almost viscerally missing museums, coffee places, meeting others; even the campus art gallery and cafe! The vaccine will not act as a preventive and that has to be publicized by the powers that are. In the meantime I am pondering the safety of an hour's visit to the Montclair Art Museum. Sort of have to have it. Anyone visit a museum yet?
	8:11am Zoot: Painting a museum in my house
	8:12am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Deborah I haven't, and I'm missing it too. I think they're safer than grocery stores
	8:12am Zoot: Finished seven paintings since March
	8:13am Jeffrey Davison: Deborah, I hear you. The only museum I've been to since early 2020 was the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Met a friend I hadn't seen in a very long time, went early. Only 25% capacity allowed, but it didn't reach that until the afternoon, if at all. Great museum, and great to reconnect with a friend who had lived out of the USA for decades. That was a couple of weeks ago. I may try and go to the Whitney...
	8:14am 12539: Jeffrey, maybe it's just me, but I think you're on a roll today. If I were one of the kids I'd post you a fire emoji.
	8:15am TDK60: Just saw that the American Museum of Natural History (I call it the dinosaur museum) in NYC is open, taking limited visitors on a timed basis.
	8:15am brian: wow I'm loving this show. first time tuning in.
	8:16am Strandlund: I work at a museum here in Des Moines...We've been lucky since we reopened a few months ago. We only can have around 60 people a day now compared to 200+ we had normally on a daily basis. @Sylvia...I think you're right about them being safer than grocery stores.
	8:16am Jeffrey Davison: 12539, thanks! TDK60...I'm overdue for a visit to the AMNH, for sure. brian, welcome and thanks!
	8:16am melinda: Morning all
	8:17am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning, melinda!
	8:17am TDK60: Jeffrey, it might be a nicer visit with less people; it's usually packed.
	8:19am Jeffrey Davison: TDK60, agreed. Some of the museums can get so crowded that it can be difficult to enjoy it, and take it in. Especially MoMA, and weekends at the Met, especially for special exhibitions.
	8:20am Zoot: I once worked at the Metropolitan and I could walk through before it opened. It was great.
	8:20am Deborah: The Montclair Art Museum cannot be compared with major venues, including the Newark Museum. It is within walking distance and provides meditation and connection with a world that is so missed. Will go before Jan. 3. There is an exhibit by Frederico Uribe that I need to see.
	8:20am Sylvia (France-NYC): the Vida Americana exhibit at The Whitney is amazing, we saw it pre-pandemic
	8:22am Deborah: Pre-pandemic I saw a lot, was going to see more. I felt good. Then, the door shut.
	8:22am Sylvia (France-NYC): I had just renewed the annual membership :(
	8:24am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Zoot @8:20 that must have been great! We like to go to The Met during late opening hours, it's not as crowded
	8:24am jeremyo: that Yakka Doon track was lovely. I felt like I knew exactly who it was without being able to put a name to it, it sounded so assured and familiar, but I don't actually recognise the name at all. Though I see now she's from County Durham and that she supported the incredible Richard Dawson this year, which is a stamp of approval (you really should have a listen to him if you don't know him already)
	8:26am Jeffrey Davison: @Deborah, the Montclair Art Museum is a lovely museum. Worth visiting if one is in the area, for sure. @Zoot, lucky you! A dream of mine. Sylvia, I let my memberships lapse, alas, trying to preserve the bankbook. @jeremyo: I do like Richard Dawson, but all of his work doesn't hit me the same way, which most probably is me and not him!
	8:27am Hi from Holland: Aloha!
	8:27am Dennis Diken: Good morning Jeffrey and all!
	8:27am Zoot: Newark Museum opening early 2021. I’m in Newark a few times a year will have to go.
	8:27am Jeffrey Davison: Hi from Holland and Dennis Diken, good morning!
	8:28am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Zoot do you have a website or else where we can see your paintings?
	8:29am YETI BOB: Newark Museum has a really fantastic collection of Tibetan Buddhist art. It's been years since I've been there but I remember it vividly
	8:30am Zoot: I went to the Van Gogh museum in Holland.I don’t have a website.
	8:30am YETI BOB: I havent' been to an art museum since March. I've been walking around the city photographing graffiti to get my art-fix.
	8:31am YETI BOB: ("the city" = Chicago)
	8:31am Zoot: Taking a lot of photos myself when I take my walks.
	8:33am Jeffrey Davison: @YETI BOB, I was only there once. Need to revisit! Zoot, I just read Portrait of Doctor Gachet, by Cynthia Saltzman, about the great portrait. Never been to The Netherlands, but the Van Gogh Museum is on my list!
	8:33am Jeffrey Davison: Fascinating book, by the way...
	8:34am Zoot: @Jeffrey.Is that the painting that he used to patch his chicken coop?
	8:35am Zoot: Will order the book.
	8:35am Hi from Holland: Very nice transition from Arborea -> Karima Walker -> Time and Temperature. Now if the neighbors could stop using their power drill that would be even nicer :)
	8:37am Deborah: Just reserved a ticket for Dec. 25. Excited! Have to make sure that the museum is open that day, however. Might move it up if I cannot wait. I have reached that point; took a while.
	8:37am Jeffrey Davison: Zoot, no...not so far as I know! Saltzman mentions a painting (and maybe there is more than one) where van Gogh attached a piece of a towel to a canvas, as that was all he had at hand!
	8:40am Jeffrey Davison: Zoot, since the book was published, the painting has changed hands two times. Amazing story. In a similar vein, The Vanishing Velasquez, by Laura Cumming. Perhaps an even more riveting tale.
	8:41am Zoot: Portrait of Dr Felix Rey.That’s the one that patched the chicken coop.
	8:42am Jeffrey Davison: @Hi from Holland: thanks! @Deborah: enjoy! @Zoot: thanks!
	8:45am Listener Bop Monroe: "After fifteen days in the hospital, Vincent returned to his yellow house. Not long after, he painted the doctor who was taking care of him for so many days. Although Dr. Rey accepted the portrait as the gift it was, in later years he admitted he never liked it. In fact, his mother used the painting to patch a hole in the chicken-coop, until it was sold in 1901 to the artist Charles Camoin, a friend of Henri Matisse, who followed in Van Gogh’s footsteps and went to Arles, where he found the portrait in Doctor Rey’s backyard. Now it is in the collection of the State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow."
	8:46am jeremyo: @jeffrey I was sure you'd know Richard Dawson, and certainly much of what he does might not be a great fit for this show, but there's no right or wrong in what grabs you! But when I watched a (remote) concert of his recently I was a bit of a wreck after watching his final a cappella song, Ghost Of A Tree. Good lord, what a story he can tell, and with what power!
	8:49am Zoot: The black humoured bard of Newcastle
	8:50am Jeffrey Davison: @Bop Monroe: wow. @jeremyo: Dawson is a great musician. He may be one of those who I don't fully appreciate right away, but one day in the future, I'll be listening to the radio and it'll hit me.
	8:50am Jeffrey Davison: This New Bums has a bit of a Velvets vibe, to me...
	8:51am Marc Francis: This song has a total Primal Scream feel to it.
	8:51am Zoot: Lou Reed chords
	8:51am jeremyo: @Jeffrey to everything its season :)
	8:52am YETI BOB: Y'all must be talking about a different Richard Dawson, I'm picturing the guy from Family Feud :)
	8:52am Jeffrey Davison: @Marc Francis: I don't know if I've ever listened to Primal Scream...
	8:52am Andrew in Tronto: Thanks Jeffrey That was another great show.
	8:53am TDK60: Thanks Jeffrey, for the folks doing the folksy.
	8:53am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Andrew!
	8:53am Zoot: Only day I awake at 6am
	8:54am Deborah: Loved this show!
	8:54am YETI BOB: Thanks for the music JD. I woke up anxious this morning and this was very helpful and calming, especially the acoustic guitar set.
	8:54am Zoot: Great day at WFMU
	8:55am Sylvia (France-NYC): thank you, Jeffrey
	8:55am Jeffrey Davison: @Zoot: thanks! @Deborah: thanks! @YETI BOB: thanks! This show was particularly satisfying to do...
	8:55am jeremyo: @Yeti Bob, no definitely the same guy ;-) @Zoot black humoured indeed! And bursting with compassion and insight. I was also a bit slow to pick up on him, saw him on TV, thought it incredible but couldn't quite get to grips with it. His most recent album sorted me out. And the Hen Oggledd after that. Thanks for the fab show @Jeffrey!
	8:56am Marc Francis: @Jeffrey Davison: Their sound changed a lot over their career but there was this period with an album called Screamadelica, the Dixie Narco EP, and Give Out But Don't Give up that has a sound and feel like that New Bums song.
	8:56am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Sylvia! Thanks jeremyo!
	8:56am Jeffrey Davison: Marc, thanks for the info!
	8:57am Listener Bop Monroe: this was a very pleasant accompaniment to my toast and tea. Thnx again DJ JD! till next weekend, be safe all.
	8:57am Ted in Montclair: Now we have to make it another whole week. Life would be so much crappier without this show to look forward to. Thanx Jeffrey and all.
	8:57am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Bop Monroe! Thanks Ted!
	8:58am YETI BOB: only 9 or 10 days until Winter Solstice!
	8:58am Nulsh: Thanks Jeffrey! Bye folks!
	8:58am Listener Bop Monroe: good god you type as you back announce! i can't even walk and chew gum. you rule!
	8:59am Jeffrey Davison: Bop Monroe: my shows are prerecorded...no way I could do this otherwise.
	8:59am TDK60: Pre-recorded show I think, Bop.
	9:00am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Nulsh!
	9:00am Listener Bop Monroe: oh... that rule too!
	9:01am 12539: Thanks, Jeffrey & Ruth!
	9:02am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks 12539!
	5:09pm Bob from Millburn: Thanks, Jeffrey.

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from December 12, 2020

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December 12, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Robbie Basho	Gypsy Rosary "Gypsy Rosary" by "Robbie Basho"	Selections from Song of the Avatars: The Lost Master Tapes	Tompkins Square	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jack Rose	Cross the North Fork "Cross the North Fork" by "Jack Rose"	Kensington Blues	vhf	0:13:09 (Pop-up)
Joseph Allred	Psalms "Psalms" by "Joseph Allred"	Psalms	Joseph Allred	0:20:32 (Pop-up)
Don Strandberg	Orpheus Descending	Orpheus Descending: The Fugitive Blues	Don Strandberg	0:27:54 (Pop-up)
Jacob Brockway	Time Must Have A Stop	Pornographic Hasheesh Daydreams in Heaven	Jacob Brockway	0:33:25 (Pop-up)
Gnadha Gnadha	Tomjam Eyebrow (improv)	I Don't Know Anything Anymore EP	Gnadha Gnadha	0:36:28 (Pop-up)
Iztok Koren	Fire Is Armor "Fire Is Armor" by "Iztok Koren"	Lonely Hymns and Pillars of Emptiness	Takuroku	0:39:49 (Pop-up)
Pinokio	Hollow Tropics "Hollow Tropics" by "Pinokio"	(digital single)	Pinokio	0:46:53 (Pop-up)

Julii Sharp	Drifters Wife "Drifters Wife" by "Julii Sharp"	Ballads at Condorcet	Julii Sharp	1:02:10 (Pop-up)
Felix Hatfield	Boundaries "Boundaries" by "Felix Hatfield"	Boundaries	Felix Hatfield	1:05:40 (Pop-up)
Lucy Miller	Hot Stones "Hot Stones" by "Lucy Miller"	Swimming	Soleils Bleus	1:12:07 (Pop-up)
Courtney Hartman	Too Much "Too Much" by "Courtney Hartman"	Ready Reckoner	Reckoner Records	1:14:44 (Pop-up)
Seth Martin & The Menders	2 and 1	Seth Martin & The Menders	Seth Martin & The Menders	1:19:15 (Pop-up)
The Sons of Temperance	Jack of Diamonds	Popular Song & Dance as Performed with Enthusiastic Applause	The Sons of Temperance	1:25:05 (Pop-up)
The Bolt Weevils	The Farthest Shore	Long Way Home	The Bolt Weevils	1:27:57 (Pop-up)
Jolie Holland & Samantha Parton	Jocko's Lament	Wildflower Blues	Cinquefoil	1:32:19 (Pop-up)
Rapt	Here Is Where We Meet "Here Is Where We Meet" by "Rapt"	Lived Alone (live)	Z Tapes	1:35:43 (Pop-up)
Phoebe Bridgers	If We Make It Through December	(digital single)	Dead Oceans	1:39:15 (Pop-up)
Holly Arrowsmith	A View From Above	A Dawn I Remember	Holly Arrowsmith	1:42:07 (Pop-up)
Archie Noble	Who Will We Be? "Who Will We Be?" by "Archie Noble"	Brought To Bear (Home Demos)	Archie Noble	1:46:28 (Pop-up)

Rae Fitzgerald	I've Got a Vision "I've Got a Vision" by "Rae Fitzgerald"	Lonely Listener	Keeled Scales	1:58:42 (Pop-up)
Mimi Gilbert	Grew Inside the Water	Grew Inside the Water	Cohort	2:01:38 (Pop-up)
Dogwood Tales	Verbena "Verbena" by "Dogwood Tales"	Closest Thing to Heaven	WarHen	2:05:22 (Pop-up)
Sam Burton	Tomorrow is an Ending "Tomorrow is an Ending" by "Sam Burton"	I Can Go With You	Tompkins Square	2:09:22 (Pop-up)
Slow Spirit	Italo Calvino "Italo Calvino" by "Slow Spirit"	Nowhere No One Knows Where To Find You	Slow Spirit	2:13:48 (Pop-up)
Yakka Doon	Walk the North "Walk the North" by "Yakka Doon"	Strenuous Detour	Yakka Doon	2:15:47 (Pop-up)
A Different Thread	Cruel Mother "Cruel Mother" by "A Different Thread"	Some Distant Shore	A Different Thread	2:18:14 (Pop-up)
Arborea	When I Was On Horseback "When I Was On Horseback" by "Arborea"	(live recording, from 2013)	Arborea	2:22:16 (Pop-up)
Karima Walker	Reconstellated "Reconstellated" by "Karima Walker"	Waking the Dreaming Body	Orindal Records	2:26:21 (Pop-up)
Time and Temperature	There's No One After You	Trade II	Time and Temperature	2:31:19 (Pop-up)
Jean Harnett	Floating Debris "Floating Debris" by "Jean Harnett"	Bricks & Mortar	Jean Harnett	2:36:15 (Pop-up)
Corey Gulkin	Unknown Lover "Unknown Lover" by "Corey Gulkin"	All the Things I'll Forget	Corey Gulkin	2:39:20 (Pop-up)
Brittain Ashford & Matt Bauer	What Would You Say	Day Inside a Night	Commodore Trotter	2:42:12 (Pop-up)
New Bums	Billy, God Damn "Billy, God Damn" by "New Bums"	Last Time I Saw Grace	Drag City	2:45:12 (Pop-up)
All That The Name Implies	The Bells of the Mountain	All That The Name Implies	ESP-Disk'	2:49:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:00am 12539: Heigh ho!
	6:01am Really Lisa: Hello Jeffrey and everyone. Good Saturday wishes.
	6:02am duke: Hello Jeffrey and listeners
	6:03am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning 12539, Really Lisa and duke!
	6:03am Nulsh: Mornin' folks!
	6:03am Sem: Good morning, Jeffrey, 12539, Really Lisa, duke, and in the booth, Ruth!
	6:04am Ole 'Rick: This is nice
	6:04am Ruth Booth: Happy Good Morning!
	6:05am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Nulsh and Sem! Some Robbie Basho rescued from some trove somewhere, and I think unknown to exist until now. There is a 5 CD set and a LP of selections.
	6:05am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Ole 'Rick and Ruth Booth!
	6:06am Ole 'Rick: Mornin' Jeff
	6:07am Sylvia (France-NYC): Morning Ruth, Jeffrey, Lisa, 12539, duke, Sem, Ole 'Rick and morning Nulsh, and thank you for bandcamp!
	6:08am 12539: (Ruth!)
	6:09am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Sylvia (France-NYC)!
	6:09am Cooh John: Good morning Jeffrey, Sem, Ruth and all planeteers. Starting to rain as I dash off to work. Santa's little helper this time of year.
	6:12am Sem: Stay dry, Cooh John. Good to see you.
	6:14am Heidee: It is Saturday. Soul music. Hi Jeffrey, hi everyone! Hi Ruth, Really Lisa, Sylvia, Nulsh! And hi 12539, duke, Sem, Ole Rick, Cooh John, hope you are well, everyone.
	6:15am Niall: Hello, my Saturday morning friends! It's a sunny auld day in Eire and I'm taking a break from Hafler Trio for my weekly Shrunken Planet fix. Robbie B!
	6:15am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Heidee and Niall!
	6:15am Niall: And dia dhuit, @Heidee ;)
	6:16am Niall: I left my acoustic guitar in the US and I'm fairly pining for it now.
	6:16am Jeffrey Davison: The Basho release is just out, and Jack Rose passed December 5th, 2009.
	6:17am Heidee: Fáilte @Niall :-)
	6:18am Niall: December is the cruelest month.
	6:20am Jeffrey Davison: I saw Jack Rose only once, on a bill with Sean Smith, Max Ochs and Glenn Jones. Jones played third, and was absolutely amazing. I'm sitting there, thinking "how can anyone play better than that?", and then Jack Rose played...
	6:21am Sylvia (France-NYC): Hello Niall, hello Heidee!
	6:21am Nulsh: Sylvia! My pleasure! Wonderful stuff! Hey Heidee!
	6:23am Jeffrey Davison: I believe that Joseph Allred is a worthy successor to Basho and Rose. His music is deeply spiritual.
	6:24am Heidee: Beautiful set, Jeffrey.
	6:25am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Heidee!
	6:27am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from darkest Tannersville all. just fed the cat and really digging this first set Mr. JD
	6:29am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Listener Bop Monroe, and thanks!
	6:32am Really Lisa: Hi back Sylvia, Sem, and Heidee. Hope you’re all safe and well. Ears on for the duration, Jeffrey. Thank you for the soundtrack to soothe the next few hours of less than fun stuff to get done. Peace, all.
	6:34am SmokinJ: Great sounds abound! Mornin' jd & friends.. 8-)
	6:34am Nulsh: Steel string heaven right now. Don Standberg is new to me.
	6:35am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning SmokinJ and thanks! @Nulsh: Strandberg is from California, an older gent.
	6:37am Nulsh: Jeffrey, Standberg track has nice dynamics and a great atmosphere. Reminiscent of that album Rainer Ptacek recorded in an old church in the desert (the name escapes me!)
	6:38am Nulsh: Jeez Louise, this is lovely too. Keep em coming Jeffrey!
	6:41am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Nulsh. I don't know which Ptacek album you're referring to. Did a quick check on Discogs and didn't see....
	6:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Moody Luna the Moon still in deep Scorpio til 21:39 Eastern time today - then She joins the Sun already in philosophical Sagittarius heading to the New Moon Solar Eclipse on Tuesday. Weather permitting - they say a chance of multicolored meteors to join the after sunset skyshow this weekend - with the famous Jupiter-Saturn Conjunction southwesterly & Mars all bright & orange more to the east...
	6:44am Jeffrey Davison: Cafe OTO has been releasing some great stuff on the Takuroku label, and this Iztok Koren is one of them.
	6:44am YETI BOB: I love guitar music. So nice to wake up to this show today.
	6:44am YETI BOB: I missed Robbie and Jack at the start of the show. But I have "Kensington Blues" and I'm probably going to pick up the new Basho as well
	6:44am Nulsh: Jeffrey. Apologies. It's call Nocturnes. Here's a link... www.discogs.com...
	6:45am Jeffrey Davison: Revolution Rabbit Nov63, good morning and thanks. I was upstate last weekend, hoping so much to see the stars at night and it was overcast every day!
	6:46am Jeffrey Davison: YETI BOB, good morning! Kensington Blues is probably my favorite Jack Rose release, and though I have the CD, I ordered an LP this week!
	6:46am YETI BOB: These other guitar players are all new to me! Thanks JD. and also thanks Nulsh for the Rainer link
	6:48am jeremyo: Morning all, late to the party but I brought a bottle. Iztok Koren is a new name to me, clearly one to catch up on
	6:48am Nulsh: YETI BOB, no worries. The track Cheeseball popped into my head when I heard the Strandberg track Jeffrey Played. I haven't listened to it in years.
	6:50am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning jeremyo! Koren is new to me, as was Jacob Brockway, Gnadha Gnadha and Pinokio... @Nulsh: thanks for the link!
	6:51am Listener Bop Monroe: Pinocchio..? don't lie to me.
	6:52am Sylvia (France-NYC): this is very nice to listen to
	6:52am jeremyo: Good finds Jeffrey! Well, I'll use the archive to catch up on those I missed but it's a safe bet to assume they're good finds ;-)
	6:52am Jeffrey Davison: Bop Monroe: he's even lying about the spelling of his name!
	6:52am Listener Bop Monroe: loving this. nose still same size.
	6:53am Jeffrey Davison: jeremyo, thanks!
	6:54am Andrew in Tronto: Good morning Jeffrey and all other Planeteers.
	6:55am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Andrew in Toronto!
	6:55am Nulsh: Bloody marvellous first set Jeffrey!
	6:55am YETI BOB: " Mastered by Valotihkuu " ? Yeah that's gotta be a Finn!
	6:56am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Nulsh! And that's what I thunk, YETI BOB...
	6:57am jamesie: The meds just kicking in as I listen to you, I am about 1/2 mile from Cafe Oto, love to you guys!
	6:57am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning jamesie! Be careful with those meds! Hope all is well.
	6:58am jamesie: #vyvenase #elvanse #bupoprion
	6:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Must say I do not hate the Gittars & I love this crazy station not least for Saturdays.
	6:59am Jeffrey Davison: @jamesie: ha! thanks for the info... @Revolution Rabbit Nov63, thanks!
	7:03am Buddha of Suburbia: Good morning, Jeffrey! Morning Shrunken Planeteers!
	7:04am Sylvia (France-NYC): who came up with the name Skeleton Crew btw?
	7:04am YETI BOB: Although - interesting - www.discogs.com... says "Valotihkuu: Real Name: Denis Davydov" - if it's the same Valotihkuu . Who knows!!
	7:05am YETI BOB: @Buddha: Good morning!! @Sylvia: It's a nautical term
	7:05am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Buddha of Suburbia! @Sylvia...good question...dunno. @YETI BOB, thanks!
	7:05am Sylvia (France-NYC): oh, I had no idea! thanks @Yeti Bob
	7:06am YETI BOB: it means operating a ship with the minumum number of people. goes way back. Also Fred Frith, Tom Cora and Zeena Parkins had a great band called Skelton Crew back in the 80s!
	7:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Interesting ! The phrase not common in French ?
	7:07am YETI BOB: tom and fred played drums with their feet while playing guitar & cello with their hands. and singing. man those were some fun shows. RIP Tom Cora.
	7:07am Nulsh: BOOOOOOODDDZZZZ!!! Hello!
	7:08am Sylvia (France-NYC): and apparently it's also a short story by Stephen King
	7:08am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Rev Rabbit Nov63 ... I don't sail...
	7:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & I don't swim. But then neither do skeletons.
	7:10am Jeffrey Davison: @YETI BOB, I knew the general meaning of the term, but didn't know it was nautical in origin. To the boats!!
	7:12am Sylvia (France-NYC): ok, who's got a yacht here? time to come forward
	7:12am YETI BOB: I have a kayak!
	7:12am Listener Bop Monroe: she's not the yachting type
	7:13am Sylvia (France-NYC): not sure we'll all fit on a kayak
	7:13am Jeffrey Davison: I'm on my pal Guo Wengui's yacht right now, actually...
	7:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Very British it seems. Saying DJs like Scott Wiiliams were 'being their own skeleton' - & I thot Be Your Own Skeleton was a pretty good phrase for 2020. One Astrologer called our pile-up of planets now in late Capricorn the Boneyard...
	7:15am Sylvia (France-NYC): haha Jeffrey, must be such a good company
	7:15am TDK60: Good morning Jeffrey and planetoids.
	7:17am Nulsh: Ahoy thar' TDK60! Today we bein' Pirates, arrr!
	7:18am Jeffrey Davison: TDK60, good morning! @Sylvia, indeed. Good old Guo. Loves a round of whist.
	7:24am Deborah: Good Morning Glorious Listeners, Jeffrey, Crew
	7:24am Crei6hton: Morning WFMU
	7:25am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Deborah and Crei6ton! By the way, it isn't Guo's yacht I'm on. He sold it. I don't know who that guy is then, on the poop deck!
	7:25am TDK60: Pirates eh? To which king is thy loyalty? Trick question because, if none, I'm with ya.
	7:26am Jeffrey Davison: Our only allegiance is to the Jolly Roger!!
	7:26am Nulsh: That it be! Arrrr!
	7:27am Sylvia (France-NYC): we have no master @TDK60
	7:29am TDK60: Morning Sylvia (France-NYC), Nulsh.
	7:29am Jeffrey Davison: I did not know the origin of the term "bolt weevils". Here: en.wikipedia.org...
	7:31am Ted in Montclair: Good morning Jeffrey and folks. I’ve only been listening since 7 but love everything so far. Especially the Julii Sharp.
	7:32am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Ted in Montclair, and thanks!
	7:33am Buddha of Suburbia: NUUUUUUUUUuuuuuuUUUllshhh!!! Hi YetiBobby! Hey TEEDEEKAYSIXTY!
	7:33am Heidee: Great soundtrack to dive under and get some work done. Batten down the hatches, all!
	7:34am Jeffrey Davison: Heidee, good luck with your work...
	7:36am TDK60: Wie gehts, Heidee? Bonjour Buddha.
	7:37am Rock Ridge Chess Club: Give'em hell Heidee! Shaping up to be a busy day for me too. Oh, G'morning Jeffrey
	7:40am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Rock Ridge Chess Club!
	7:42am Sylvia (France-NYC): oh man, this song makes me sad
	7:42am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi ya!
	7:43am Rock Ridge Chess Club: I found a really nice mossy rock yesterday while out cleaning up on the hillside. It makes a comfy seat. Once we get through this Covid, you're welcome to come sit a spell.
	7:43am Jeffrey Davison: @Sylvia: Phoebe gets in there!
	7:44am Jeffrey Davison: @RRCC: thanks!
	7:46am Sylvia (France-NYC): it really strikes a chord, I wanted to take my kids to California this year, so that they could meet with our people there...
	7:50am Jeffrey Davison: @Sylvia: so much is in abeyance, as we're trying to make it to the vaccine. FYI, on the radio yesterday, it was stated that the vaccine does not prevent a person from contracting covid. It prevents a person from getting sick from it, NOT from getting and passing along. Something to bear in mind. Even more important, then, that enough people get it to create here immunity, or we will be in the weeds for a long time.
	7:50am Strandlund: Good morning Jeffrey. Good Morning all. Woke up to 6 inches of snow here in Iowa...
	7:52am Jeffrey Davison: Strandlund, good morning! That's a good amount of snow. Here in NYC, we're supposed to get a heavy snowfall mid-week.
	7:55am Strandlund: I'm not looking forward to blowing it off the driveway. It's a heavy wet snow!
	7:58am Jeffrey Davison: FYI, Jolie Holland was born in Texas. She has moved around a bit. Not sure where she is now. Her Bandcamp page says L.A.
	7:59am iiibeat: Reflective covers of knowledge . . Science in cloud sky . . Thumb beat timber tail . . Mossy eyed French bread tomb bloom . . Phantasm oar churn butter brain wire fire spire drip flip . . Water daughter trolling bone faucet . . Small apple in Palm of hand . . Standing funny, looking at fingers . . Blue swing welcome mat . . Rabbit fat bottle rocket chin Chinese ideogram idea.
	7:59am DJ Guin: Does anyone sleep these days? Morning.
	8:01am Jeffrey Davison: iiibeat, thanks for the poetry. DJ Guin, I sleep a bit more than I ought to...
	8:01am iiibeat: Spit Fire Gill. Fin! Fine. Finished. Happy Day.
	8:02am iiibeat: Been loving this show. Thanks man.
	8:02am Listener Bop Monroe: DJG: poster on my fridge: Coffee - have another cup. you can sleep when you're dead.
	8:02am DJ Guin: enjoying the tunes, Jeffrey.
	8:04am Jeffrey Davison: @Bop M: good pernt! DJ Guin and iiibeat, thanks!
	8:08am Deborah: @Jeffrey Davison So important! I am just at the point of almost viscerally missing museums, coffee places, meeting others; even the campus art gallery and cafe! The vaccine will not act as a preventive and that has to be publicized by the powers that are. In the meantime I am pondering the safety of an hour's visit to the Montclair Art Museum. Sort of have to have it. Anyone visit a museum yet?
	8:11am Zoot: Painting a museum in my house
	8:12am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Deborah I haven't, and I'm missing it too. I think they're safer than grocery stores
	8:12am Zoot: Finished seven paintings since March
	8:13am Jeffrey Davison: Deborah, I hear you. The only museum I've been to since early 2020 was the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Met a friend I hadn't seen in a very long time, went early. Only 25% capacity allowed, but it didn't reach that until the afternoon, if at all. Great museum, and great to reconnect with a friend who had lived out of the USA for decades. That was a couple of weeks ago. I may try and go to the Whitney...
	8:14am 12539: Jeffrey, maybe it's just me, but I think you're on a roll today. If I were one of the kids I'd post you a fire emoji.
	8:15am TDK60: Just saw that the American Museum of Natural History (I call it the dinosaur museum) in NYC is open, taking limited visitors on a timed basis.
	8:15am brian: wow I'm loving this show. first time tuning in.
	8:16am Strandlund: I work at a museum here in Des Moines...We've been lucky since we reopened a few months ago. We only can have around 60 people a day now compared to 200+ we had normally on a daily basis. @Sylvia...I think you're right about them being safer than grocery stores.
	8:16am Jeffrey Davison: 12539, thanks! TDK60...I'm overdue for a visit to the AMNH, for sure. brian, welcome and thanks!
	8:16am melinda: Morning all
	8:17am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning, melinda!
	8:17am TDK60: Jeffrey, it might be a nicer visit with less people; it's usually packed.
	8:19am Jeffrey Davison: TDK60, agreed. Some of the museums can get so crowded that it can be difficult to enjoy it, and take it in. Especially MoMA, and weekends at the Met, especially for special exhibitions.
	8:20am Zoot: I once worked at the Metropolitan and I could walk through before it opened. It was great.
	8:20am Deborah: The Montclair Art Museum cannot be compared with major venues, including the Newark Museum. It is within walking distance and provides meditation and connection with a world that is so missed. Will go before Jan. 3. There is an exhibit by Frederico Uribe that I need to see.
	8:20am Sylvia (France-NYC): the Vida Americana exhibit at The Whitney is amazing, we saw it pre-pandemic
	8:22am Deborah: Pre-pandemic I saw a lot, was going to see more. I felt good. Then, the door shut.
	8:22am Sylvia (France-NYC): I had just renewed the annual membership :(
	8:24am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Zoot @8:20 that must have been great! We like to go to The Met during late opening hours, it's not as crowded
	8:24am jeremyo: that Yakka Doon track was lovely. I felt like I knew exactly who it was without being able to put a name to it, it sounded so assured and familiar, but I don't actually recognise the name at all. Though I see now she's from County Durham and that she supported the incredible Richard Dawson this year, which is a stamp of approval (you really should have a listen to him if you don't know him already)
	8:26am Jeffrey Davison: @Deborah, the Montclair Art Museum is a lovely museum. Worth visiting if one is in the area, for sure. @Zoot, lucky you! A dream of mine. Sylvia, I let my memberships lapse, alas, trying to preserve the bankbook. @jeremyo: I do like Richard Dawson, but all of his work doesn't hit me the same way, which most probably is me and not him!
	8:27am Hi from Holland: Aloha!
	8:27am Dennis Diken: Good morning Jeffrey and all!
	8:27am Zoot: Newark Museum opening early 2021. I’m in Newark a few times a year will have to go.
	8:27am Jeffrey Davison: Hi from Holland and Dennis Diken, good morning!
	8:28am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Zoot do you have a website or else where we can see your paintings?
	8:29am YETI BOB: Newark Museum has a really fantastic collection of Tibetan Buddhist art. It's been years since I've been there but I remember it vividly
	8:30am Zoot: I went to the Van Gogh museum in Holland.I don’t have a website.
	8:30am YETI BOB: I havent' been to an art museum since March. I've been walking around the city photographing graffiti to get my art-fix.
	8:31am YETI BOB: ("the city" = Chicago)
	8:31am Zoot: Taking a lot of photos myself when I take my walks.
	8:33am Jeffrey Davison: @YETI BOB, I was only there once. Need to revisit! Zoot, I just read Portrait of Doctor Gachet, by Cynthia Saltzman, about the great portrait. Never been to The Netherlands, but the Van Gogh Museum is on my list!
	8:33am Jeffrey Davison: Fascinating book, by the way...
	8:34am Zoot: @Jeffrey.Is that the painting that he used to patch his chicken coop?
	8:35am Zoot: Will order the book.
	8:35am Hi from Holland: Very nice transition from Arborea -> Karima Walker -> Time and Temperature. Now if the neighbors could stop using their power drill that would be even nicer :)
	8:37am Deborah: Just reserved a ticket for Dec. 25. Excited! Have to make sure that the museum is open that day, however. Might move it up if I cannot wait. I have reached that point; took a while.
	8:37am Jeffrey Davison: Zoot, no...not so far as I know! Saltzman mentions a painting (and maybe there is more than one) where van Gogh attached a piece of a towel to a canvas, as that was all he had at hand!
	8:40am Jeffrey Davison: Zoot, since the book was published, the painting has changed hands two times. Amazing story. In a similar vein, The Vanishing Velasquez, by Laura Cumming. Perhaps an even more riveting tale.
	8:41am Zoot: Portrait of Dr Felix Rey.That’s the one that patched the chicken coop.
	8:42am Jeffrey Davison: @Hi from Holland: thanks! @Deborah: enjoy! @Zoot: thanks!
	8:45am Listener Bop Monroe: "After fifteen days in the hospital, Vincent returned to his yellow house. Not long after, he painted the doctor who was taking care of him for so many days. Although Dr. Rey accepted the portrait as the gift it was, in later years he admitted he never liked it. In fact, his mother used the painting to patch a hole in the chicken-coop, until it was sold in 1901 to the artist Charles Camoin, a friend of Henri Matisse, who followed in Van Gogh’s footsteps and went to Arles, where he found the portrait in Doctor Rey’s backyard. Now it is in the collection of the State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow."
	8:46am jeremyo: @jeffrey I was sure you'd know Richard Dawson, and certainly much of what he does might not be a great fit for this show, but there's no right or wrong in what grabs you! But when I watched a (remote) concert of his recently I was a bit of a wreck after watching his final a cappella song, Ghost Of A Tree. Good lord, what a story he can tell, and with what power!
	8:49am Zoot: The black humoured bard of Newcastle
	8:50am Jeffrey Davison: @Bop Monroe: wow. @jeremyo: Dawson is a great musician. He may be one of those who I don't fully appreciate right away, but one day in the future, I'll be listening to the radio and it'll hit me.
	8:50am Jeffrey Davison: This New Bums has a bit of a Velvets vibe, to me...
	8:51am Marc Francis: This song has a total Primal Scream feel to it.
	8:51am Zoot: Lou Reed chords
	8:51am jeremyo: @Jeffrey to everything its season :)
	8:52am YETI BOB: Y'all must be talking about a different Richard Dawson, I'm picturing the guy from Family Feud :)
	8:52am Jeffrey Davison: @Marc Francis: I don't know if I've ever listened to Primal Scream...
	8:52am Andrew in Tronto: Thanks Jeffrey That was another great show.
	8:53am TDK60: Thanks Jeffrey, for the folks doing the folksy.
	8:53am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Andrew!
	8:53am Zoot: Only day I awake at 6am
	8:54am Deborah: Loved this show!
	8:54am YETI BOB: Thanks for the music JD. I woke up anxious this morning and this was very helpful and calming, especially the acoustic guitar set.
	8:54am Zoot: Great day at WFMU
	8:55am Sylvia (France-NYC): thank you, Jeffrey
	8:55am Jeffrey Davison: @Zoot: thanks! @Deborah: thanks! @YETI BOB: thanks! This show was particularly satisfying to do...
	8:55am jeremyo: @Yeti Bob, no definitely the same guy ;-) @Zoot black humoured indeed! And bursting with compassion and insight. I was also a bit slow to pick up on him, saw him on TV, thought it incredible but couldn't quite get to grips with it. His most recent album sorted me out. And the Hen Oggledd after that. Thanks for the fab show @Jeffrey!
	8:56am Marc Francis: @Jeffrey Davison: Their sound changed a lot over their career but there was this period with an album called Screamadelica, the Dixie Narco EP, and Give Out But Don't Give up that has a sound and feel like that New Bums song.
	8:56am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Sylvia! Thanks jeremyo!
	8:56am Jeffrey Davison: Marc, thanks for the info!
	8:57am Listener Bop Monroe: this was a very pleasant accompaniment to my toast and tea. Thnx again DJ JD! till next weekend, be safe all.
	8:57am Ted in Montclair: Now we have to make it another whole week. Life would be so much crappier without this show to look forward to. Thanx Jeffrey and all.
	8:57am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Bop Monroe! Thanks Ted!
	8:58am YETI BOB: only 9 or 10 days until Winter Solstice!
	8:58am Nulsh: Thanks Jeffrey! Bye folks!
	8:58am Listener Bop Monroe: good god you type as you back announce! i can't even walk and chew gum. you rule!
	8:59am Jeffrey Davison: Bop Monroe: my shows are prerecorded...no way I could do this otherwise.
	8:59am TDK60: Pre-recorded show I think, Bop.
	9:00am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Nulsh!
	9:00am Listener Bop Monroe: oh... that rule too!
	9:01am 12539: Thanks, Jeffrey & Ruth!
	9:02am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks 12539!
	5:09pm Bob from Millburn: Thanks, Jeffrey.

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from December 12, 2020

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