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Track |
Album |
Label |
Format |
Comments |
Year |
The World Of Amanda McBride
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Meet Turtle
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Amanda continues ...
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FunFacts™ about Jakarta
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Architect
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Bound for Indianny
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The Statue Of Abraham Linclon
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Apologies to Robert for the dull tape quality.
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Harry
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Most Heroes Are Invisible
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Greg, James and Noah
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Art Linkletter
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Excerpt From The Bible
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Art Linkletter Narrates The Bible
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20th Century Fox
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LP
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A Great Album of Dramatization.
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1966
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Where You Guys From?
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Carpentry and Panhandling
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Out Of Work, Money and Food
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Background music ... Grand Funk ...
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Shakin' and Bakin'
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Consequence To The Citizens
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A Frank Talk About Drugs
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Cream and Crimson
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Lauren Bacall - Hark Hark The Dogs Do Bark
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Amanda Mc Bride Tells It
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Chase
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Run Back To Mama
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Pure Music
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Epic
|
LP
|
A band famous for its soaring trumpetry courtesy of Bill Chase. I loved this era nerd horn rock. But ... you know this. Chase died in a plane crash and I do think it was in Iowa.
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1974
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Amanda Again
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The street preachers were recorded on Thurs., January 31st around 2pm, standing outside the PATH Station at the World Trade Center site.
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Robert's In It Alone
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Are All Times Strange?
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Excerpt From the LP "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea" by Jules Verne, Directed by Christopher Casson on the Spoken Arts Adventure Series label.
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"Religion And The American Spirit Are Irrevocably Intertwined."
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God Is Angry With The Wicked
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Motley Crue
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Shout At The Devil
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Shout At The Devil
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Epic
|
LP
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Great song. Now I just read it is demonic so ... sorry about that. I just thought it rocked.
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1983
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Amanda On Drugs
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Mel Remembers
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Kolonel Karl and Dusty Discuss Mel
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It's Waining
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Stump The Band
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Know Any Ozzy?
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A Crust Of Bread
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Bread
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Baby I'm A Want You
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Best Of Bread
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Elektra
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LP
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Also a short clip of "Aubrey" by Bread
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1973
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Four Playlists Behind!
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I'm Just Like You
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dusty@wfmu.org Are you writing now? Ask yourself why not.
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Bill Clinton - Soulful, Jazzy , Rythmic and Attractive
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Mc Cain Earns Admiration From Robert
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The Higher Calling
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Out Of The Wilderness - The Abe Lincoln Clips on this show appear on an LP called, "Great Moments Of America's Past Brought To Life - George Washington / Abe Lincoln" on the Mercury Label.
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Doubts About Abe
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Human League
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Human
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Crash
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A&M
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LP
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God, what a pretty song, eh?
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1986
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Amanda Forgives
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Becoming Apparent
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Skallywags!
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An Interview With Guitarist, G.E. Smith
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A Salute to Stroudsburg, PA
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Excerpt - Elvis - Old MacDonald
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Excerpt - Beatles - And Your Bird Can Sing
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The Old Collegiate
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Ramblin' - New Christy Minstrels
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Dylan - Fixin' To Die
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The Return Of Frank Jones!
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Turn On The Television!
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Namedroppin'
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Making The World A Little Schaeffer
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We Go Way Back
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A Gherkin and a Dill 'n
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Bobbed To The Max
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The Hall And Oates Era
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Return To Ralph Marlin's Tieland!
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Benjy's Bone
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30 Years Of Zimmerman
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Lou Reed
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Vicious
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Transformer
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RCA
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LP
|
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1972
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John Lennon
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Mind Games
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Mind Games
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Apple/EMI
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LP
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1973
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Little Is Known Of Mr. Smith
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Demolishing Davenport
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Robert Gibbons - Poet
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Love Changed
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Try Harder
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Multi-Tasking
|
My name ... is Clay Pigeon
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Amanda McBride On Obama
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Tony Iommi Fan
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Teenager Plays French Song In Union Square Park
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Know Any Stones Or Aerosmith?
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Just for the record .... I made a mistake in inferring Ron Paul is an Independant.
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Nothing Weak About This Country
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Chief-In-Commander
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Bush Family Has-Beens
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Sex, Drugs, Rock and Roll and the Military
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Nick Squats
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The Talent For Surrender
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An Anti-Capitalist In Search Of ... Freedom
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The Squat Scene
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Turtle's Kids
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Following The Dead
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A Little Gypsy In Me
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Amanda McBride's Dream
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In Love With Bret Michaels
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People Are Mean Out Here
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It's Fun To Make People Laugh
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Well ... that's it. Another show. If the truth be told, I am actually finishing this playlist on March 3rd, well after the shows original airing date. I fear I have fallen so dreadfully behind on these playlists. The weeks come racing towards us all at breakneck speed. We try to keep up, but dreams slide by like comets just out of reach, blazing towards other ticker tape parades, on beautiful galaxies it's likely none of us will ever see. As I address you here, I am halfway finished with the marathon. The first Thursday went well and, with YOUR help, we were able to generate some coin for WFMU. Thanks to Irene Trudel and Scott W for sitting in, as well as Station Manager Ken and Werner Klemperor's Ghost. I hope that ALL of you will tune in March 6th at 7pm EST for the next and final Dusty Show Marathon Fundraising Jamboree. It should be something else. Then again, depending upon when you hear this archived show, the second marathon show may long be a thing of the past. Perhaps the whole world has changed in some miniscule way as it, and we, evolve into who knows what, by the time the cosmic wheels have ground to some type of halt, or whatever it is that they have in mind. When you stop and think about it, the main thing is, you need to pledge. Of course it sucks, who wants to spend money? Not me. Not you. This is no time to splurge wantonly. It's time to tighten things up and keep a vigilant eye on your purse and/or wallet. For WFMU, though, you must throw caution to the wind and pledge like there is no tomorrow because ... in this Topsy-Turvy world where nothing is guaranteed, who knows what might happen. As I type, Chavez has sent troops to the Columbian border. It's all quite frightening. The best thing to do would be to E-mail me immediately. When you are uncertain, e-mail me. I'd be most interested in your location, thoughts and short musical numbers. I would also request that you instantly phone the D-SAM. (The Dusty Show Answering Machine). 201.521.1375. Here, your message can reach the world if it is included in a future episode (as it might darned well BE!).
I'll go now. Thank you so much for your pledges. I wish I had been more careful to thank each of you personally that pledged. Take care now, and ... always remember. Clay Pigeon - WFMU - 3-3-08
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