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Label |
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Harlem History ...
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Time Spent With David ....
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A little bit of Chicago and The Bee Gees
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David's Dreams
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The Gravity of Turning 50
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The History Of Mum
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David Senses the Conflict
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A Little Obama In The Night
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The Growing Hunger For Change
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W Struggles
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Coronet Studio Vocalists
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I Want A Girl (Excerpt)
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Barber Shop Favourites
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Coronet
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LP
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Had serious thoughts of weaving these barber shop favourites throughout the show to achieve some modicum of conceptualization but ... the plan seemed to fall by the wayside. I do enjoy barber shop harmony ... especially as exemplified by The Buffalo Bills in Meredith Wilson's, The Music Man. However, my childhood trips to the barber were traumatic, especially when I was forced to get "butch" haircuts at the height of Beatlemania. I am forever scarred by this and have since worn my hair at almost "Cousin It" lengths.
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?
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The Turgid Photographer
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Roguish Eyes hahaha That makes me laugh.
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A Nod to Somerset, NJ
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Bird Intensive Moment from the LP "Birds On A May Morning"
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Camping Chat
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Yes
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Yours Is No Disgrace (Excerpt)
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The Yes Album
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Atlantic
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LP
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Wiki tells me this was Steve Howe's first LP with Yes and Tony Kaye's last (for many years as he was replaced by Rick Wakeman). Evidently, Jon Anderson wanted Kaye out because Kaye didn't like synthesizers. So Wakeman, formerly with Strawbs, was brought in. OK, OK. I'm a prog fan. What can I say? I even dig "Flash" ... ex-Yes guitarist Peter Banks ill-fated outfit.
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1971
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Oh ... did I mention this whole show is DRAGGING ASS in the speed department? It sounds so slooooooowwwwwww. Not sure why. Tape speed issues. Trying to figure it ouit. The whole problem makes me miserable and prone to weight loss, night sweats, anxiety, palpitations, hives, hallucinations, unusual urges and nausea.
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Don Rickles on Yes
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The Sword Swallower
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Punishing Those Who Haven't Time To Be Interviewed
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YES!!!!
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Alice In Chains
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Would
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Dirt
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Columbia
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CD
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So sloooooow it's killing me.
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1992
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Dig the caller from the Dusty Show Answering MAchine! Are YOU calling now??? PLEASE leave me a message I can play on the show. Don't let me down. When I check the messages, I have to climb a dangerous metal ladder at WFMU and risk serious injury. LAst week I made the arduous climb, only to see a bright red "ZERO" blinking at me through the gathering gloom. NO MESSAGES! How de-moralizing. I wept up there, though no one saw me. 201 521 1375 CALL NOW!!!!
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Hillary Weeps To Great Advantage
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Layne and Elvis
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I DO love both Layne Staley and Elvis. Layne was a real screamer. Not easy to do, if you've ever tried. He had a great quality to his voice. Timbre, I believe it is called in vocal cyrkles. Plus, he seemed like a nice guy when he was fronting AIC. Kind of shy and vulnerable. Sad what happened to him, or, rather, what he did to himself. Some people just can't put it down. And as for Elvis, well, I love him with all his faults. He was .... Elvis! this segment features a short clip from "The Elvis Tapes" (Tudor 1988) A cassette for sale in convenience stores that was purported to feature the voice of Elvis "ALIVE" in taped conversations long after his death. Strange.
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Ronnie McDowell
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The King Is Gone (Excerpt)
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45 rpm
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Scorpion
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45
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Released in 1977 after Elvis' death, this song has sold 5 million copies to date. This guy was no one hit wonder. Read this Wiki entry and see what an amazing career he's gone on to have. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronnie_McDowell
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1977
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Meet Maurice from JamROCK!!!
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A Moment With Strom Thurmond!
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Rickles Is The Cave!
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Smith-Corona Training Record Excerpt
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Maurice In Love
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The Beauty Miss by Maurice "Jamaica" Aikens
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Apologies to Maurice .... unfortunately, in the dubbing process of his taped segment, I was not in the room to monitor it. The micro-cassette maliciously took this opportunity to mildly malfunction and much treble-loss occurred. Hence, the muddiness of the sound. : >(
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A CALL FOR E-MAIL FROM .... YOU!!!!! Please take the time to e-mail me this week and tell me who you are, where you are listening and what's on your mind. E-mail is essential for the continuance of this fragile program. dusty@wfmu.org
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THE DUSTY SHOW ANSWERING MACHINE IS UP AND RUNNING! Please take the time to call now and leave a message that I can play on The Dusty Show! imagine the excitement when you hear YOUR VOICE on the radio, or, on your home computer console! Gather friends around the phone and sing me a short song, recite poems, rank on the government or just go buck wylde in some hitherto unimagioned fashion. I need you. I really do. Nothing is more demoralizing than having no phone messages to play on the show. If you do anything this week, call the DUSTY SHOW ANSWERING MACHINE ..... then .... go to your computer console and type me an e-mail. Without constant feedback from listeners, the Dusty Show cannot exist. It's a simple fact.Thank you.
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DUSTY SHOW ANSWERING MACHINE # ----- 201 521 1375
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Worst Sling Blade Impersonation Ever!
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Gabriel from Caracas Plays The Sax!!!
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Gabriel is backed by a Jamey Aebersold LP .... Nothin' But Blues
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Gabriel's Message Espanol
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SIDE TWO!
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Hillary Rides High After New Hampshire (Music In Background ..... Theme From Gone With The Wind.
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Homeless Man Finds New Yorkers To Be Cheap and Stingy (Stin-Gee)
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$8 Christmas
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$1.30 an hour? i calculated it and it comes out to $1.66666666666 an hour. How evil!
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The only good human, etc. From Beneath The Planet Of The Apes
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Kolonel Karl encourages Dusty to attend a funeral.
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The two "sections" of the Dusty/Kol. Karl segment were supposed to be linked by the phrase "deader'n a doornail, which was errantly left out. Also .... the sound quality of this segment is so muddy and poor. Sorry. time for a new micro-cassette recorder. They are good for about 6 shows and then the cheap little things die on you. $29.95 a pop. It gets expensive. I have been holding this one together with glue and bailing wire about 3 shows past its expiration date.
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The Comeback Kid .... John McCain
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David Evades Personal Questions
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A Gorgeous Moment With Elizabeth Barrett-Browning
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Content In His Bachelor Ways
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"I Know About Love" (Excerpt) from the musical "Do Re Mi" Sung by John Reardon.
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Wrappin' It Up With David
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(Excerpt) The Power Station - Some Like It Hot
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Sweet Home Obama
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Maurice Digs Dylan
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The Tribe
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The Times They Are A Changin' (Excerpt)
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Bangla Desh
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Pickwick
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LP
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Why pay for the entire George Harrison 3 LP set when Pickwick gives you it ALL for just $1.39!!!
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1971
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Maurice Talks Drugz
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Maurice claimed to have met John Lennon and to have performed with David Peel and the Lower East Side. I tried to look up the band members of DPATLES on Google but couldn't find anything. I want to believe Maurice and I damn well DO!
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David Peel and the Lower East Side
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Amerika (Excerpt)
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45rpm
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Orange Records International
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EP
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This was taken from an EP released in 1989
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1972
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Steel Image
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Hey Jude
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Jamaica
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Anglin Studio
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CD
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I added the soundclip from Paul McCartney, concerning rumors that he was "dead". Recorded circa 1969.
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?
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Excerpt of "Cameron Lad" by Kenneth McKellar
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An Interview With Angie
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"Old Timers" clips by comedy team, Hudson and Landry
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Fiddlin' Around
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Oyster Farmers From Maine
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The Dangers Of Hitchhiking
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Awkward Deadhead Question
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Excerpt from Peter Ustinov
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Glimpses of The Wandering Life
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Angie Plays "900 Miles" on her fiddle!
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Music is Happiness .... Detachment Is Freedom ... But Only to A Certain Point
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Background music by Rick Wakeman
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Homeless Man Demands $20 An Hour
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Beach Boys Eating Burgers
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Excerpt With Macca
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Manhattan Earthquake Imminent! Eminent???? Anyway ... it's coming (Background music from the movie "Earthquake".
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Luggage warning from LAX
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Rickles Sucks Salt!
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New York's Black Aura
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Angie Plays The Irish Tin Whislte (so VERY Titaniic!)
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Dennis Day
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Dear Old Donegal (Excerpt)
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Shillelaghs and Shamrocks!
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Reprise
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LP
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Singer from Jack Benny Show
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196?
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The Four Freshmen
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At Last (Excerpt)
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First Affair
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Capitol
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LP
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Last original member died in '92. Group still exists in new incarnations. They were pretty much out of the mainstream after the Beatles emerged and slayed 50's pop sounds. Four Freshmen were a MAJOR influence on Brian Wilson.
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60's
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Blonde Rage
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Great Wall Of China
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45rpm
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Longview Records
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45
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From Tampa, Fl. featuring Daryl Wren-Vox, Bill Bechtel on guitars.
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1990
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Another week ... another show. Thanks to those who have already e-mailed after my tortured pleas! I appreciate everyone's taking the time to listen to these programs and to get in touch. I'd LOVE to hear from YOU! Yes, you. If you have the chance, drop me an e-mail dusty@wfmu.org it's just that easy! Also ... THE DUSTY SHOW ANSWERING MACHINE is whirring away in the darkness at WFMU up in the attic. Such a lonely place. There are rats up there and mice and bugs and old artifacts from times gone by. There is a heavy sense of poltergeist presences and bits of faded ribbon and the scent of Old Spice. Don't make me crawl up there for nothing, please! Call now and leave a weird message I can play on the show. Tell me all about your hometown or your favorite movie or just scream and make UFO noises. Anything! 201 521 1375 It's just that easy! OK, until next week, take care and .... always remember! Clayton P. Pigeon III
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