WFMU: Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from March 18, 2017

Listener comments!
	6:11am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Geoffrey. Lovely start, I imagined Queen Elizabeth frolicking in the first snow of winter with her Royal Corgis.
	6:14am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Jeffrey & Jeff & everyone!
	6:15am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Sem and Guido...
	6:17am Hippie Jesus: Good morning to all
	6:24am Jeff Conklin: Hey y'all
	6:29am annie: hi everyone, GM JD!
	6:32am Jeffrey Davison: Hey, annie!
	6:33am Jeffrey Davison: And hey, Hippie Jesus...
	6:34am Jeffrey Davison: Mary Lattimore/Jeff Zeigler CD Slant of Light available still. Pledge $20 to be eligible...
	6:42am Marc15: I'm against all of those too Jeff. They disgust me
	6:44am Marc15: I made my pledge to Hearty White's Show; you can too. 800-989-9368
	7:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What they should do is color the gaps between songs on rekkids!... WFMU is often characterized as nutty or ramshackle or whatever. From a purely Marketing Strategy point of view - I suppose so - but otherwise - I would like to more often hear it characterized as the smartest, best-informed, richest & most interesting continual source of Music & related Culture. @freedsman: Compared to more conventionally-funded stations, FMU operates on a fraction of a 'normal' budget - yet it's streets, leagues, lightyears ahead in both Form (five streams, playlists & community comments, archives & more) - & in Content. W/ no Commercials. (!)
	7:08am Jeffrey Davison: To freedmansbeardman: I know jack about mortgages, but we bought this building way before Jersey City was a destination, so I think the mortgage is okay. I believe that running a 24/7 station, plus our huge web presence, which is an amazing treasure, costs money to run. What is the average electric bill for a one-bedroom apartment these days, for example?
	7:16am Listener Robert: The location was actually a big deal, in that it would attract live acts, especially when they got that performance space ready. It took a decade or so to finance the replacement of their tenant with that performance space. Plus, it was excellent timing in that at that time, Hoboken was ritzy while J.C. was run-down.
	7:22am Listener Robert: The opening of Monty Hall was good timing in another way, roughly coinciding with the demise of Maxwell's.
	7:24am Listener Robert: But I'm glad listeners like freemanbeardsman are always thinking about cost-saving measures.
	7:27am Jeffrey Davison: Yes, as Robert points out, the proximity to the PATH station allows a lot of musicians (who don't have money or an entourage) to get here for a few bucks. And a reminder, a lot of the musicians we champion come here before they later become famous and praised from everyone else. We play their music, and we're often the first to do so, just because the music is good, and for no other reason.
	7:27am Jeff Conklin: The passion for the station in terms of listeners thinking about mortgages is impressive. We survive on a shoestrng budget. Ours is not to question why but to only to do. Massive thanks to all who support this weird ship
	7:36am kimgland: hey, did my pledge come througj ?
	7:40am Joe stalvey: This show is one of the main reasons I upped my annual pledge to mouse level. I will not miss the dollar a day but I would damn sure miss FMU. I hope in the coming year the station comes up with ways to incentivize people to pledge at that level. Most regular listeners and commenters should be able to do that much unless they are living some modern day La Boheme life, which hopefully no one listening today is but if you are I have a t shirt I can spare and god bless you. Music by algorithm is weak beer, so support good beer and send FMU cash!
	7:46am Joe stalvey: BTW, anyone who thinks a million and change to run a full-time media operation in a major metro area is "insane" is living in an alternate universe.That is just silly.
	7:49am dyingforbadmusic: Angela Merkel loves you too ^^
	7:51am River: Seems unlikely to me that there are a lot of fans of both WFMU and Trump...
	7:52am annie: my "plunge" into the depths of donations to this station have not made "toast" of me. i happily give to such a great station. i have one more bit to give to mr brainen's show, and i'm pleased that i can afford my promise of 45 a month. it may not last long, but now i can do it; and i live on a very limited income. radio is my life
	7:58am fred: @River: A great thing about the station is that it is even unlikelier that there would be none
	7:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @River: We might be surprised. There is a certain overlap w/ FreeForm ideals & Libertarianism - while Listener Supported seems Democratic Socialist to most of us...Drumpf however is not necessarily favored by all Conservatives, even...
	8:05am fred: Unfortunately, the generous billionaire demographic seems to be sorely underrepresented in WFMU listenership
	8:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - as are the strings always attached...
	8:13am Jeff Conklin: So our goal for this show is 4000. We're close but need help. Call 1-800989-9368 or pledge online at wfmu.org
	8:26am fred: You don't have to be rich to make a difference: just pledge what you can afford, and consider the Swag for life way, which makes it easier for you and brings some financial predictability to the station
	8:29am Jeffrey Davison: Pledge what you're comfortable with. What I sometimes say is: a pledge should hurt just a teeny bit, so it's significant to you, not pocket change. Some might disagree, but that's just how I feel.
	8:41am fred: Put it that way: think of the great moments Jeffrey's show has brought you in the past year. Compare that to what you got each day from a crappy vending machine snack or terrible coffee. Now spend that little amount that adds up on the good stuff instead of the crap
	8:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I cannot believe the word that only 1 in 10 regular listeners donates! If true - I ask - if you can only do a little, please everyone - do that little. Only $10 / month makes a Swag For Lifer!
	8:48am Doug Schulkind: If I had a nickel for every time I did a Google search for an artist and it led me to a Shrunken Planet playlist... ...I'd donate it to WFMU.
	8:48am fred: Jeffrey has a show at 6am on weekends. I don't know when he wakes up for it, and it's probably something my mind couldn't cope with. Reward that kind of dedication!
	8:51am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks for all the love Rev, the inimitable Doug Schulkind, and all of you the FMU family...
	8:54am annie: so glad you made your goal, jeffrey..thanks for another great show!
	8:55am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks to everyone who pledged to FMU during the 2017 Marathon. You have til midnight tomorrow... Thanks!!

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from March 18, 2017

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Folk; old-timey; blues; psych, avant and acid folk old and new; ambient and electronic; lots of guitar; detours elsewhere.

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March 18, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Mary Lattimore and Jeff Zeigler	Welsh Corgis in the Snow	Slant of Light	Thrill Jockey	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sarah Davachi	For Strings "For Strings" by "Sarah Davachi"	All My Circles Run	Students of Decay	0:06:56 (Pop-up)

Six Organs of Admittance	Lsha (excerpt)	Parallelogram (split LP with William Tyler)	Three Lobed	0:23:51 (Pop-up)
Mandy Morton and Spriguns	Winter Storms	Magic Lady	Akarma	0:30:24 (Pop-up)

Bob Stewart	The Weaver's Song "The Weaver's Song" by "Bob Stewart"	Songs of the Phoenix: Shrunken Planet 2017 Marathon premium	WFMU Marathon Premium	0:45:10 (Pop-up)
Richard Shindell	The Courier "The Courier" by "Richard Shindell"	Sparrows Point	Shanachie	0:47:06 (Pop-up)

Richard Thompson	The Poor Ditching Boy	Songs of the Phoenix: Shrunken Planet 2017 Marathon premium	WFMU Marathon Premium	1:00:32 (Pop-up)
Her Harbour	Petunia "Petunia" by "Her Harbour"	Winter's Ghosts	Her Harbour	1:03:07 (Pop-up)

Sarah Louise	Floating Rhododendron	VDSQ Solo Acoustic Vol. 12	Vin Du Select Qualitite/Thin Wrist	1:16:12 (Pop-up)
C Joynes	No Further "No Further" by "C Joynes"	The Hired Hands: A Tribute to Bruce Langhorne	Scissor Tail	1:22:11 (Pop-up)

Daniel Bachman	Brightleaf Blues "Brightleaf Blues" by "Daniel Bachman"	Daniel Bachman	Three Lobed	1:33:34 (Pop-up)
Emery Glen	Blue Blazes Blues "Blue Blazes Blues" by "Emery Glen"	...I Listen To The Wind That Obliterates My Traces: Music In Vernacular Photographs 1880-1955	Dust-to-Digital	1:38:40 (Pop-up)
Sarah Ogan Gunning	Oh Death "Oh Death" by "Sarah Ogan Gunning"	A Girl of Constant Sorrow	Topic	1:41:31 (Pop-up)

Shirley Collins	The Banks of Green Willow			1:52:46 (Pop-up)
Dave Burland, Tony Capstick, Dick Gaughan	Shoals of Herring	Songs of the Phoenix: Shrunken Planet 2017 Marathon premium		1:55:44 (Pop-up)

The Baird Sisters	Towpath Drill "Towpath Drill" by "The Baird Sisters"	Until You Find Your Green	Ba Da Bing	2:09:15 (Pop-up)
John Jacob Niles	John Henry "John Henry" by "John Jacob Niles"	...I Listen To The Wind That Obliterates My Traces: Music In Vernacular Photographs 1880-1955	Dust-to-Digital	2:11:25 (Pop-up)

Marissa Nadler	All the Colors of the Dark	Strangers	Sacred Bones	2:23:25 (Pop-up)
Lucy Miller	Spring Song "Spring Song" by "Lucy Miller"	Swimming	Soleils Bleus	2:27:16 (Pop-up)

Lucy Dacus	Green Eyes, Red Face "Green Eyes, Red Face" by "Lucy Dacus"	No Burden	Matador	2:35:55 (Pop-up)

Gillian Welch	455 Rocket "455 Rocket" by "Gillian Welch"	Boots No. 1: The Official Revival Bootleg	Acony	2:46:33 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	Nashville Skyline Rag "Nashville Skyline Rag" by "Bob Dylan"	Nashville Skyline	Columbia	2:50:17 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:11am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Geoffrey. Lovely start, I imagined Queen Elizabeth frolicking in the first snow of winter with her Royal Corgis.
	6:14am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Jeffrey & Jeff & everyone!
	6:15am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Sem and Guido...
	6:17am Hippie Jesus: Good morning to all
	6:24am Jeff Conklin: Hey y'all
	6:29am annie: hi everyone, GM JD!
	6:32am Jeffrey Davison: Hey, annie!
	6:33am Jeffrey Davison: And hey, Hippie Jesus...
	6:34am Jeffrey Davison: Mary Lattimore/Jeff Zeigler CD Slant of Light available still. Pledge $20 to be eligible...
	6:42am Marc15: I'm against all of those too Jeff. They disgust me
	6:44am Marc15: I made my pledge to Hearty White's Show; you can too. 800-989-9368
	7:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What they should do is color the gaps between songs on rekkids!... WFMU is often characterized as nutty or ramshackle or whatever. From a purely Marketing Strategy point of view - I suppose so - but otherwise - I would like to more often hear it characterized as the smartest, best-informed, richest & most interesting continual source of Music & related Culture. @freedsman: Compared to more conventionally-funded stations, FMU operates on a fraction of a 'normal' budget - yet it's streets, leagues, lightyears ahead in both Form (five streams, playlists & community comments, archives & more) - & in Content. W/ no Commercials. (!)
	7:08am Jeffrey Davison: To freedmansbeardman: I know jack about mortgages, but we bought this building way before Jersey City was a destination, so I think the mortgage is okay. I believe that running a 24/7 station, plus our huge web presence, which is an amazing treasure, costs money to run. What is the average electric bill for a one-bedroom apartment these days, for example?
	7:16am Listener Robert: The location was actually a big deal, in that it would attract live acts, especially when they got that performance space ready. It took a decade or so to finance the replacement of their tenant with that performance space. Plus, it was excellent timing in that at that time, Hoboken was ritzy while J.C. was run-down.
	7:22am Listener Robert: The opening of Monty Hall was good timing in another way, roughly coinciding with the demise of Maxwell's.
	7:24am Listener Robert: But I'm glad listeners like freemanbeardsman are always thinking about cost-saving measures.
	7:27am Jeffrey Davison: Yes, as Robert points out, the proximity to the PATH station allows a lot of musicians (who don't have money or an entourage) to get here for a few bucks. And a reminder, a lot of the musicians we champion come here before they later become famous and praised from everyone else. We play their music, and we're often the first to do so, just because the music is good, and for no other reason.
	7:27am Jeff Conklin: The passion for the station in terms of listeners thinking about mortgages is impressive. We survive on a shoestrng budget. Ours is not to question why but to only to do. Massive thanks to all who support this weird ship
	7:36am kimgland: hey, did my pledge come througj ?
	7:40am Joe stalvey: This show is one of the main reasons I upped my annual pledge to mouse level. I will not miss the dollar a day but I would damn sure miss FMU. I hope in the coming year the station comes up with ways to incentivize people to pledge at that level. Most regular listeners and commenters should be able to do that much unless they are living some modern day La Boheme life, which hopefully no one listening today is but if you are I have a t shirt I can spare and god bless you. Music by algorithm is weak beer, so support good beer and send FMU cash!
	7:46am Joe stalvey: BTW, anyone who thinks a million and change to run a full-time media operation in a major metro area is "insane" is living in an alternate universe.That is just silly.
	7:49am dyingforbadmusic: Angela Merkel loves you too ^^
	7:51am River: Seems unlikely to me that there are a lot of fans of both WFMU and Trump...
	7:52am annie: my "plunge" into the depths of donations to this station have not made "toast" of me. i happily give to such a great station. i have one more bit to give to mr brainen's show, and i'm pleased that i can afford my promise of 45 a month. it may not last long, but now i can do it; and i live on a very limited income. radio is my life
	7:58am fred: @River: A great thing about the station is that it is even unlikelier that there would be none
	7:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @River: We might be surprised. There is a certain overlap w/ FreeForm ideals & Libertarianism - while Listener Supported seems Democratic Socialist to most of us...Drumpf however is not necessarily favored by all Conservatives, even...
	8:05am fred: Unfortunately, the generous billionaire demographic seems to be sorely underrepresented in WFMU listenership
	8:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - as are the strings always attached...
	8:13am Jeff Conklin: So our goal for this show is 4000. We're close but need help. Call 1-800989-9368 or pledge online at wfmu.org
	8:26am fred: You don't have to be rich to make a difference: just pledge what you can afford, and consider the Swag for life way, which makes it easier for you and brings some financial predictability to the station
	8:29am Jeffrey Davison: Pledge what you're comfortable with. What I sometimes say is: a pledge should hurt just a teeny bit, so it's significant to you, not pocket change. Some might disagree, but that's just how I feel.
	8:41am fred: Put it that way: think of the great moments Jeffrey's show has brought you in the past year. Compare that to what you got each day from a crappy vending machine snack or terrible coffee. Now spend that little amount that adds up on the good stuff instead of the crap
	8:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I cannot believe the word that only 1 in 10 regular listeners donates! If true - I ask - if you can only do a little, please everyone - do that little. Only $10 / month makes a Swag For Lifer!
	8:48am Doug Schulkind: If I had a nickel for every time I did a Google search for an artist and it led me to a Shrunken Planet playlist... ...I'd donate it to WFMU.
	8:48am fred: Jeffrey has a show at 6am on weekends. I don't know when he wakes up for it, and it's probably something my mind couldn't cope with. Reward that kind of dedication!
	8:51am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks for all the love Rev, the inimitable Doug Schulkind, and all of you the FMU family...
	8:54am annie: so glad you made your goal, jeffrey..thanks for another great show!
	8:55am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks to everyone who pledged to FMU during the 2017 Marathon. You have til midnight tomorrow... Thanks!!

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from March 18, 2017

Listener comments!

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