| Artist |
Track |
Album |
Label |
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Tim Buckley
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"No Man Can Find the War"
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Goodbye and Hello
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Elektra
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Bill Fay
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"Sing Us One of Your Songs, May"
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Bill Fay
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Eclectic Discs
|
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Procol Harum
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"A Salty Dog"
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A Salty Dog
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A&M
|
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Robin Williamson
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"The Downfall of Paris"
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Celtic Harp Airs and Dance Tunes
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Greentrax Recordings
|
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Silmaril
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"Voyage of the Icarus"
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Voyage of Icarus
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Locust Music
|
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Kill Henry Sugar
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"This is the Kingdom"
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Swing Back and Down
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Surprise Truck
|
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Jeff Buckley
|
"Lover, You Should've Come Over"
|
Grace
|
Sony
|
|
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Music behind DJ:
Kitchen Cynics
|
"Day Return to Edinburgh"
|
April
|
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Shearwater
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"Palo Santo"
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Palo Santo
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Matador
|
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Pinetop Seven
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"A Fire Burns at the Foot of Our Bed"
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The Night's Bloom
|
|
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RF & Lili De La Mora
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"Through the Trees"
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Eleven Continents
|
|
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Shapes and Sizes
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"Island's Gone Bad"
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Shapes and Sizes
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Asthmatic Kitty
|
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Lewis and Clarke
|
"We Think We Have Eyes"
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Blasts of Holy Birth
|
|
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Adrian Crowley
|
"Temporary Residence"
|
(4th album-unrelased yet)
|
|
|
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Music behind DJ:
Kitchen Cynics
|
"Day Return to Edinburgh"
|
April
|
|
Live performance by Arborea (Shanti and Buck Curran)
|
Phil McMullen, owner of Terrascope U.K., describes Arborea this way: "Take a handful of politically sharp lyrics, hone them on a pedal-driven sharpening block in the lea of the old tumbledown barn until the point shines through, set them to melodies so intimate they sound like firelight whispers and moody, atmospheric instrumentation that soothes like a bubblebath and the result is Arborea ." The duo, featuring Buck and Shanti, hails from Lewiston, Maine and make their music overlooking Shagg Pond. Since we couldn't take the whole radio audience up there, Arborea brought their guitars, banjos and lovely voices to WFMU for an amazing recreation of their musicspace.
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-"Beirut"
|
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-"Rain"
|
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-"Dance, Sing, Fight"
|
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-"Sea Drift"
|
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-"Red Bird"
|
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-"Shagg Pond Revival"
|
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-"Wake Up, Little Sparrow"
|
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Music behind DJ:
Kitchen Cynics
|
"Day Return to Edinburgh"
|
April
|
|
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Martin Simpson
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"Black is the Color"
|
|
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Arborea
|
"Forewarned"
|
Arborea
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(to be released in November)
|
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Rio en Medio
|
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Music behind DJ:
Kitchen Cynics
|
"Day Return to Edinburgh"
|
April
|
|
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Starless and Bible Black
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"Time is for Leaving"
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Starless and Bible Black
|
|
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Kitchen Cynics
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"Jamie Fleeman (Whose fool am I?)"
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April
|
|
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The Finches
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"Nightswimming, AR"
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Human Like a House
|
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Music behind DJ:
Kitchen Cynics
|
"Day Return to Edinburgh"
|
April
|
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Live performance by Noa Babayof
|
Then Israeli songbird Noa Babayof dropped by to play a set. (She briefly toyed with a name change during this visit to Noa Bell.) A self-avowed desciple The Beatles and 60's folk music from the likes of Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell. Babyof's own music is both sweet and dark. Noa describes herself this way: "her heart is full and hollow, like a cactus tree." She was fresh from a few sessions with Espers' Greg Weeks and brought her lovely voice and songs to WFMU's love room.
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-"Indian Queen"
|
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-"Song for Myself"
|
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-CD: "Marching Band"
|
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-"Rock Bottom Riser" (Bill Callahan)
|
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-"One Song"
|
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-CD: "Them That are Writing These Songs"
|
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-CD: "Before Sleep"
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-"At Your Death"
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