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Comment: Incidental music during the interviews on this episode are created by C. Pigeon using Garageband software (unless otherwise indicated).
A new set begins: Banjo Boys From Georgia in the PArk
A new set begins: 'Deliverance' audio courtesy of Warner Bros. (1972)
A new set begins: Banjoist plays the 'other' Cripple Creek
A new set begins: Things get heavy
Comment: I notice ... my levels are a little hot. Can't push digital into the red like you can analog. Digital distortion sounds terrible. Just letting you know.
A new set begins: An Interview with Lion in Union Square Park Last Night (9.2.15)
Comment: Distortion is bugging me.
A new set begins: Smoking Woman
A new set begins: Virginia Slims TV Commercial ('70's) Audio courtesy of KCETonline
A new set begins: Smoker Continues ...
A new set begins: Shuffle Off To Beefalo
A new set begins: Johhny Cochrane 'If it fits you must acquit' audio from the OJ Simpson trial. Music by Pidge.
A new set begins: Vegetable John In Union Square Park
Comment: I am mildly freaking on how distorted this show sounds to me. Is it my headphones? It's awful.A dealbreaker.
A new set begins: Sly, A Singer, In Union Square Park
Comment: CBS' Mark McEwan incorrectly names Lighthouse as the band who sang the hit song 'Vehicle.'
A new set begins: Slyer
A new set begins: Slyest
A new set begins: Army Brat Emily - U.SQ.P.
A new set begins: An Interview with Chauncey and Sorab in U.SQ.P.
A new set begins: 00:44:06 - Kim Davis refuses to marry a gay couple in Kentucky. Audio courtesy of ABC News
A new set begins: 00:47:15 - Syrian Temple Destroyed by ISIS. DW News audio.
A new set begins: Who Will YOU Vote For? Park Poll
Comment: distortion really BUGGING me, man.
A new set begins: Messages of Peace and Love :>)
A new set begins: Bagpiper - 17th and Broadway - Manhattan - 8:30pm -- 9.2.15
Comment: Thank you for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show! I hope you enjoyed it. If you read this playlist, you'll know I did my share of whining about the distortion levels I detected in this program. Evidently I recorded or mixed it too 'hot' and digital distortion is VERY unforgiving in that regard. Bummer. Anyway ... onward to the next show. I really enjoyed filling in for Dave The Spazz last week. That show is available in the Dusty Show archives so please check it out. 3 hours of mostly 70's rock with LOTS of talk. The reaction I got for that show makes me question why I do all this interview stuff which, quite honestly, gets a fairly muted reaction from the listeners. I always ask for a three-hour show, but I guess they like me in this one-hour slot, so I am grateful to have that. It was really hard not to blab all over the songs on this episode like I did on the Spazz fill-in. I wait all week for that one hour on the radio, so I am always very amped and excited to be there. It goes so fast, and then I start all over again. As I said, glad you listened and I hope you keep tuning in when you can. It's always appreciated. Sad to see Summer start to wane. Loved all the hot weather. I guess at my age you start to do the math a little , how many more Summers? Do I capitalize Summer? Probably not. Anyway ... have a happy Labor Day weekend. Chances are by the time you read this, it will be long gone and who knows what day/time/year it will be. If you are in the future, please know that your silver clothing looks fabulous. Especially the slacks. I want them. OK. Always remember ... CPNYC258p9515USA99
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