WFMU: The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from August 25, 2011

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from August 25, 2011

Street interviews, listener call-ins, vinyl gluttery, sporadic normalcy, original floperas and fiktion, blatant talking over songs, politix, tenderness, and a vague undercurrent of angst. Right up your alley!

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August 25, 2011: Digi-Pidge - 16 Iowa Bargain Barn Finds - 11 Catskillian Interviews

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments
Opening Conversation with Fabio and Julie Recorder During "Strength Through Failure."
Fabio's Crazy Music Discussed "Fabio's Crazy Music Discussed"
Libya Stuff "Libya Stuff"
Fabio Thanks Us Finally "Fabio Thanks Us Finally"
The Nerve "The Nerve"
Hard Names "Hard Names"
Nebraska Stuff "Nebraska Stuff"
SAC "SAC"
Silkwood Drills "Silkwood Drills"
Fabio's Maniscus "Fabio's Maniscus"
Meat vs. Watercress "Meat vs. Watercress"
Livestock Waste "Livestock Waste"
My wife correctly stated that cow dung smells better than pig dung.
Fabio's Seniorcize. "Fabio's Seniorcize."
Rod Laver Arm "Rod Laver Arm"
Hurricane Irene "Hurricane Irene"
Dutchess County Fair "Dutchess County Fair"
Thousands Misinformed "Thousands Misinformed"
Pidge Goes Didge "Pidge Goes Didge"
Official Show Intro "Official Show Intro"
Class Reunion "Class Reunion"
The Old School Song "The Old School Song"
The Bargain Barn "The Bargain Barn"
The Catskillian Take "The Catskillian Take"
Seymour (His Heartbeat Trumpet)	After You've Gone		Heartbeat	1960	45	This 45 was originally distributed to jukeboxes in Wisconsin and Illinois. This copy made it to Western Iowa.
Don Rickles	Excerpt "Excerpt" by "Don Rickles"	Hello Dummy!	Warner Bros/Seven Arts	1968	LP	11:13 --- Born Donald Jay Rickles in Queens, NY - 1926
Some kids smash a trumpet on YouTube. - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkccwsFqdYA - pauledens
The Turtles	Elenore "Elenore" by "The Turtles"		White Whale	1968	45	11:55
An Interview with Elenore at The Round Barn - Arkville, NY
Off Grid "Off Grid"
Pidgemusik in background. "Pidgemusik in background."
Good with the Books "Good with the Books"
Walter Brennan	Dutchman's Gold "Dutchman's Gold" by "Walter Brennan"	Dutchman's Gold	Dot	1960	LP	Working here in the studio with the legendary Billy Vaugn. This record did not chart, unlike its follow-up, Old Rivers (1962) that reached #54 on the pop charts.
Comedians, Hudson and Landrey - Prospectors in the Background
Fracking in the Catskills "Fracking in the Catskills"
Cuomo/Fracking Audio Clip Courtesy of WAMC - Northeast Public Radio
Do You Love The World? "Do You Love The World?"
Ricky Dickens	Daisy Petal Pickin'		Hit	1964	45	A cover of a Jimmy Gilmer song, hence the "Sugar Shack" sound. A future Clay's Classic? Weigh-in. dusty@wfmu.org
I added the claps! For excitement. "I added the claps! For excitement."
Carmen Miranda - 1944 - I'm Just Wild About Harry - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qWyvQMTO-Y
An Interview with Harry, A Small Town Police Officer
I put in the birds "I put in the birds"
Whitey and Chub Excerpt from "Adventure with Margie and the Secret Hideout Gang" on Cornerstone Records. Year, unknown.
Inner Nonsense "Inner Nonsense"
Mayberry Aspects "Mayberry Aspects"
Audio Clip from The Andy Griffith Show - "A Deputy Named Fife." Barney is resigning for lack of any crimes to thwart.
Hard To Enforce When You Know Everyone
70's Flashback - Ahhhhhhh 70's Flashback
Black Sabbath	Iron Man (Excerpt) "Iron Man (Excerpt)" by "Black Sabbath"	Paranoid	Warner Bros.	1970	LP	Love this from WIKI - "The song was originally entitled "Iron Bloke". Upon hearing the main guitar riff for the first time, Osbourne remarked that it sounded "like a big iron bloke walking about".[2] The title was later changed to "Iron Man"."
Today's Drugs "Today's Drugs"
Harry has Been Around Pot "Harry has Been Around Pot"
What's Your Favorite Thing In The World?
Robbing Politicians "Robbing Politicians"
Cynicism and a Lack of Manners "Cynicism and a Lack of Manners"
Swallow It? "Swallow It?"
The Twins Jim and John	Jo-Ann's Sister		RCA Victor	1958	45	This record was released the year I was born. A lot of these Bargain Barn records from my hometown give me a strange sense of connection. Little ghosts , they are, a portal back to days sadly past, but accessible in song. They are like little ghosts connecting me to days sadly past, but still accessible in song.
An Interview with Frank from Cooperstown at The Round Barn.
Hall-Of-Fame "Hall-Of-Fame"
The little kid who loves syrup is from an Aunt Jemima commercial I wanted to re-mix, but ended up bailing on.
Frank's A Dairy Farmer "Frank's A Dairy Farmer"
We The People - 2nd Amendment Discussion
McCain's Infamous "Heh" Speech in Praise of Sarah Palin - Always Worth a Watch! Audio Footage Courtesy of CNN http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/03/mccain-how-about-sarah-pa_n_131717.html
More Frank "More Frank"
Frank Likes Bachmann "Frank Likes Bachmann"
Michelle Bachmann Addresses Attendant of the Iowa Straw Poll 2011 - Courtesy of C-Span.
Clapping! "Clapping!"
Frank's Message "Frank's Message"
Jimmy Dean	Big Bad John "Big Bad John" by "Jimmy Dean"		Columbia	1961	45	Written by Roy Acuff (and his brother whose name I have misplaced). A number one song in '61. It won a Grammy in '62. I had fun inserting soundbytes digitally to this one.
More Rickles from "Hello Dummy!" "More Rickles from "Hello Dummy!""
John Huntsman Announces His Presidential Run. Audio Footage Courtesy of ABC News Nightline.
As I'm listening to this, I'm kind of bumming, thinking about little sounds that I didn't have loud enough in the mix, or that I've inadvertently erased in the shuffle somewhere. Digital mixing is complex. So easy to trash everything with one bad move. I made a few. I get so obsessed. Flaws.
Savatage	Washed Out "Washed Out" by "Savatage"	Power Of The Night	Atlantic	1985	LP	Huntsman Rock Band Metal (No, he wasn't in the band.)
Joe's Mom Interviewed at the Arkville Flea Market
Texas Governor, Rick Perry, Speaks to Tea Party Supporters - Courtesy of CNN
More Joe's Mom "More Joe's Mom"
An Interview with Joe at the Arkville Flea Market
Bam "Bam"
Joe's Medical Situation "Joe's Medical Situation"
Kablooey "Kablooey"
The Ballad of Joey Chaos by JJ Maelstrom (Check it Out!) http://theballadofjoeychaos.com/
Star Wars Excerpts from the Motion Picture Trailer Courtesy of Lucasfilms LTD/20th Century Fox.
Apollo 100	Reach For The Sky "Reach For The Sky" by "Apollo 100"	Joy	Mega	1972	LP	Featuring Tom Parker
A Tribute to Charles Nelson Reilly - And Excerpts from his Bic Banana Commercial. Always Remember.
Joe's Masters "Joe's Masters"
God "God"
Joe's Message to You "Joe's Message to You"
http://www.facebook.com/videomaster17 Check Joe Out on Facebook. Tell Him You Heard Him on Dusty!
Synergy	(Excerpt) Disruption In World Communications	Cords	Passport Records	1978	LP	Song Titles on this LP by Peter Gabriel!
Damn, my voice is raspy. "Damn, my voice is raspy."
Mom's Final Words "Mom's Final Words"
The Lovin' Spoonful	You're a Big Boy NowSoundtrack	Soundtrack - You're A Big Boy Now	Kama Sutra	1966	LP	Soundbyte from the film included in song.
An Interview with Bill (Bus Driver for Deaf School) at the Arkville,NY Flea Market in the Catskills.
5th Dimension Instance "5th Dimension Instance"
Bill's From Jersey City! "Bill's From Jersey City!"
Glenn Beck Shirt "Glenn Beck Shirt"
Bill's a Tea Party Enthusiasts "Bill's a Tea Party Enthusiasts"
Digi-Mixes with Macca and Savatage! "Digi-Mixes with Macca and Savatage!"
Palin's Speaking on the Possibility of a Presidential Run - Courtesy of FOX News.
Only Too Proud "Only Too Proud"
Bill's Neighbor "Bill's Neighbor"
Only II Proud "Only II Proud"
Photek	Book of Changes "Book of Changes" by "Photek"	Form and Function, Vol 2	BD	1994	12"	Drum 'N Bass track behind Bill
Obama Addresses The Crowd Following his Victory in the 2008 New Hampshire Primary
House Majority Leader John Boehner Speaks on FOX News
We're Just Cleaning Up __________'s Mess.
Obama Hates Us "Obama Hates Us"
He Lied "He Lied"
Unknown	Excerpt "Excerpt" by "Unknown"	The Three Greatest Hours of Mystery Madness and Suspense	Nostalgia Lane	1979	LP box set	Little boy and his mother.
Straight Up Terrorist "Straight Up Terrorist"
Super Snooper and Blabber Mouse	Monster Shindig Story Part 1	Monster Shindig	HBR	1965	LP	Machine Guns, Laughter, Bomb, etc.
More Racism then Ever "More Racism then Ever"
You Look Just Like Dick Cheney! "You Look Just Like Dick Cheney!"
Get Rid of the Criminals "Get Rid of the Criminals"
Beck Reference "Beck Reference"
As Social As You Could Get "As Social As You Could Get"
Bill's Family History "Bill's Family History"
Ringin' Those Bells "Ringin' Those Bells"
Do You Love America? "Do You Love America?"
Rod Hart	The Old Town Drunk "The Old Town Drunk" by "Rod Hart"	CB Savage	Plantation	Mid -70's	LP	He's no CW McCall.
Ralston Purina Co.	Your Dog and His Diet (Excerpt)	Ralston Purina Co. Presents - Film No. 204 - Your Dog and His Diet	RCA	60's?	LP box set
An Interview with Paul at the Arkville (NY) Flea Market (Deleware Co.)
Dairy Farming ... A Way of Life ... Gone
Paul's A Conservative "Paul's A Conservative"
Tax Talk "Tax Talk"
Trickling Down "Trickling Down"
We Don't Produce "We Don't Produce"
America ... On The Way Down? "America ... On The Way Down?"
Paul's Message of Peace and Love "Paul's Message of Peace and Love"
Radio Handshake and a Card "Radio Handshake and a Card"
Irene Trudel Reference - Good Friend! "Irene Trudel Reference - Good Friend!"
Lou Christie	Jungle "Jungle" by "Lou Christie"	Lightning Strikes	MGM	1965	LP	Like this one!
Augie Meyer	Hen-Pecked Polka "Hen-Pecked Polka" by "Augie Meyer"	Augie's Western Head Music Co.	Polydor	1971	LP
Unknown	Excerpt - The Amazons of Space	Wonder Woman	Power	1975	12"
An Interview with Ellen at the Arkville Flea Market
Ellen Likes FOX "Ellen Likes FOX"
Terrible Shape "Terrible Shape"
The Golden Rule "The Golden Rule"
A True American "A True American"
Not Missin' A Thing "Not Missin' A Thing"
Tough in the '50's "Tough in the '50's"
Get Lost! "Get Lost!"
Alan Paton	Excerpt "Excerpt" by "Alan Paton"	Cry, The Beloved Country	Caedmon	1979	LP
Meri Wilson	Telephone Man "Telephone Man" by "Meri Wilson"		GRT	1977	45	She died in 2002, at the age of 53, after she lost control of her car on Georgia State Route 377 in Americus, Georgia, during an ice storm. Always remembered.
An Interview with Roy at the Arkville Flea Market
Knives "Knives"
TDY - According to Wikipedia: "A temporary duty assignment (TDA), also known as "temporary additional duty" (TAD), "temporary duty travel" (TDT) or "temporary duty" (TDY, sometimes given backronym "temporary duty yonder"), refers to a United States Government employee travel assignment at a location other than the employee's permanent duty station. They are usually of relatively short duration, typically from two days to two months in length. Not all agencies use this designation. A temporary duty assignment can be to any location, be it 50 or 5,000 miles away, but they are all less than one year in duration."
A Grain of Salt "A Grain of Salt"
Lost Morality "Lost Morality"
No Hope "No Hope"
Throw 'Em All Out "Throw 'Em All Out"
Clinton Props "Clinton Props"
He Let Us Down "He Let Us Down"
the train! "the train!"
Hillary Hype "Hillary Hype"
Obama Sold Out "Obama Sold Out"
We Are Not The Greatest Country In The World
Roy's Message ... "Roy's Message ..."
Happy With Himself "Happy With Himself"
Danny White	Miss Fine, Miss Fine "Miss Fine, Miss Fine" by "Danny White"		Frisco	'60's	45
Dick Dale	Shake and Stomp "Shake and Stomp" by "Dick Dale"	Surfer's Choice	Deltone	1962	LP	According to Wiki: "Surfers’ Choice is the debut album of Dick Dale and his Del-Tones, pioneers in the surf genre. It was released in 1962. The recording established the conventions of surf music and brought the concept to middle America. The instrumentals, such as “Let’s Go Trippin’” and “Misirlou,” were the most influential. The album was mostly recorded live at the Rendezvous Ballroom, but with some overdubs added in the studio."
Wow. Many days later, following one botched attempt to air this show (and the one before it), an earthquake and a hurricane ... I am finally finishing this playlist. I am so far behind! Kind of daunting. I guess summer finally caught up with me. Anyway ... I have really enjoyed working in the digital format, despite earlier trepidations. Not to say that I will stay there, though I'm not sure, I'm just playing it week-to-week. It takes so LONG to do a digital show. In reality, the reason I botched both of the last two shows was because they just weren't honestly ready yet. It takes two-weeks to do one properly, at least at my present level of editing ability. It also takes careful review because with all the tracks and edits - literally dozens of tracks and hundreds, maybe thousands of edits, there is much that can go wrong (and it did!!!!) I dig the challenge though, and hope it doesn't sound too antiseptic. I am trying to bring in lots of the familiar Dusty sounds to "warm things up." I'll get it right eventually. In the meantime, bear with me. I really appreciate all your support. Just lately I've been getting lots of email and it feels really good to know you're out there and listening. If you'd like to email me, please do: dusty@wfmu.org I look forward to hearing from you. As I write this, it is 12:45am , September 1st, 2011. Psychological Summer is over. Fall on the way. Time is just going so fast, I really feel it .... the years ... the age ... the realities. I'll keep pumping shows out as long as I can, and as long as you're interested. I do enjoy making you happy, or whatever it is you feel when you listen to The Dusty Show. Fabio and Julie make nice contributions, too, and their friendship is invaluable. I'd love to talk about Hurricane Irene, but I realize people will not read this playlist in a time sequence where bringing up the storm would makes sense. I am so totally reeling from the destruction that went down upstate. My wife and I go there a lot and where we like to go is right in the heart of the area most severely affected by the storm. I can't believe towns I knew are all but gone. It's so sad. Please help if you can. Here's one way - http://www.redcross.org/ Until next time Dusty listeners, take care and ... Always Remember Clay Pigeon Manhattan - NYC

Listener comments!
	6:05pm Clay: Here.
	6:06pm hopey: I'm confused.
	6:06pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hooray!
	6:07pm Clay: This is last week's show that crapped out. Lots of new stuff after the 15-mark. Sorry for the rerunnishness.
	6:07pm hopey: Ohhhh. I see.
	6:08pm Wendy del Formaggio: I was absent last week, so re-runs are good for me, at least. So, as I was saying before: Hooray! Yes! No!
	6:08pm Clay: Wendy I like this cheese called ... San Agura, or something like that. Maxi-Yum.
	6:09pm Matt from Springfield: Tea Party interview redux! If I didn't say last week, I like this "Daisy Petal Pickin"
	6:10pm Clay: Ricky Dickens, Matt. A cover of a Jimmy Gilmer song. The "Sugar Shack" guy.
	6:11pm hopey: I thought that song sounded familiar!
	6:12pm Wendy del Formaggio: Clay, St. Agour? That is totally maxi-yum! Semi-firm, aged sheep's milk, sweet and savory and complex, from the Basque region of France (the Pyrenees). If we're talking about the same cheese, it's no wonder why you love it. It's sooooo goooood! :-)
	6:13pm Matt from Springfield: Yes, I remember the "parents want to be friends, they don't want to be parents" answer now. Really good point about modern life.
	6:15pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Wendy and Clay for the Maxi-Yum cheese recs! (I hope "Maxi-Yum" catches on!)
	6:16pm Ugh: This guy is so ignorant.
	6:18pm Wendy del Formaggio: Me, too, Matt from Spfld! Clay invented it. Maxi-Yum. I love it.
	6:19pm Wendy del Formaggio: Another word that needs greater usage: tuchus. Cuter than some of the alternatives.
	6:20pm Clay: Thanks for the comments. Kind of scarcely populated today.
	6:21pm Wendy del Formaggio: Everyone is battening down the hatches for the hurricane, Clay. And there's always the folks who are too busy or shy to comment.
	6:21pm moose: here, listening in laundromat
	6:22pm Clay: Moose. Using Oxydol, I hope. With Power Crystals.
	6:23pm Matt from Springfield: Howdy moose! What's the going rate for a wash/dry nowadays?
	6:23pm moose: bluette
	6:23pm Listener Dave from Seattle: Comment comment comment
	6:24pm J J: Story on that guy? Did he look like how he sounded?
	6:24pm Matt from Springfield: Sure, the British group Apollo 100. "Joy" has been featured in "Boogie Nights", "40 Year Old Virgin" and other popular movies (including some, I'm sure, without a sex theme!)
	6:24pm jk: i am happy you did not forsake this show
	6:25pm Clay: THanks, JK. A million edits.
	6:26pm moose: mid size washer (i'm using 2)= $3.75 jumbo (using 1)= $4.50 dryers 25¢ for 7 minutes
	6:26pm Listener Dave from Seattle: This guy is kinda funny.
	6:27pm Clay: Write Joe. He is so cool and he'd love to hear from you.
	6:28pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks for featuring Joe. The disabled are particularly marginalized in the media! When you finalize this playlist, include his FB url under that section of interview.
	6:29pm Matt from Springfield: @moose: More expensive there than I remember in Radford, VA only 5 years ago!
	6:29pm Listener Dave from Seattle: I missed if you said which part of Iowa this was from.
	6:29pm Clay: I was just thinking of how well Kenny Rogers could have sang this song.
	6:30pm Clay: Dave, the music is from a Bargain Barn in Iowa. The interviews were done in the Catskills area of NY.
	6:31pm Dale: Hey clay. I've spent a lot of time in Roxbury. Hope you had breakfast at Bud's. Pretty place.
	6:32pm Listener Dave from Seattle: Oh OK thanks. I thought you were talking to Iowa people.
	6:32pm Matt from Springfield: Re: Kenny Rogers: solo country or First Edition years? Either one would work for that last song.
	6:33pm Clay: Dale ... Delaware Co. is great. Ripe for fracking, though.
	6:33pm Joe Pesci Mode: NYC does not equal NY.
	6:35pm Joe Pesci Mode: Wow.
	6:35pm Listener Dave from Seattle: LOL Obama hates the US. Of course!
	6:36pm moose: hella wow
	6:36pm Clay: Bass overload!
	6:36pm Dale: Coldest temp I ever experienced was Roxbury...thirteen below and still dropping when I went to bed.
	6:37pm Matt from Springfield: @Dave: Though he DOES have the Magic Wand to bring all the jobs back, he just chooses not to use it, being that he hates the US.
	6:37pm Clay: -60 windchill in Omaha I lived through once, Dale.
	6:37pm Listener Dave from Seattle: Yes, the magic job wand! He needs to get on that.
	6:39pm Momo: That's about as social as you can get!
	6:39pm Matt from Springfield: Maybe he left it at the basketball courts. Or the golf course--I'm on Fort Belvoir right now, and he regularly plays golf here. I'll take a look and see if I can find it...
	6:39pm Listener Dave from Seattle: At least we know Glen Beck would never lie to you. We can sleep well knowing that.
	6:40pm Matt from Springfield: Clay's Insecurities: "Whoops, seems like I'm asking silly questions. Might be alienating some people..."
	6:41pm Matt from Springfield: C.B. Savage? We need that full song played sometime!!
	6:42pm Clay: I noticed some errant levels in the show so far. I have a hard time hearing bass frequencies on my small home stereo. Then I hear it here, and I'm like ... wow ... bass freakout. A couple of drum tracks left out, too. The last 20-minutes is more wide-open. Thanks for your patience during my digital experiments.
	6:43pm Listener Dave from Seattle: This show gots the bumps.
	6:43pm Momo: MOOOOOO
	6:43pm other david: tips hat good evening folks
	6:44pm Clay: Hey O.D.
	6:44pm Matt from Springfield: Top o' the evening to you, other david!
	6:47pm Momo: clay, what are you using, tape deck, digital?
	6:48pm Dale: Clay -- we're all paying attention to the content. Oh, and Diary is the best song on that album.
	6:48pm Clay: Mixing taped interviews and some records to Macbook Pro (Garageband). Creating most of the backing music, or mutating records. Zillions of tracks and edits. Not better than analog, but more tracks is fun, Cross-fading, etc. Actually it employs much of the same analog things as an ana-dusty.
	6:50pm hopey: He who has the gold makes the rules?
	6:51pm Momo: do you add the music live?
	6:51pm Eric: Now listeners from around the world can hear what it is were up against here.
	6:51pm Clay: Not yet, Momo. But I have added instruments in the past.
	6:53pm Miller Lite: Idiots. Even if Obama wanted to do anything he's just one guy. The second you step foot in that oval office, it's like, oh shit. We are all owned and there's nothing you can do about it.
	6:53pm Momo: thanks clay, I've been listening for years!!! Talk to you soon piece!
	6:53pm other david: I find Clays interviews soothing, even when they're with people I would have fundamental disagreements with. It's not confrontational - all political/social discourse should be like this.
	6:54pm Clay: It was nice to interview some Republicans and Tea Partiers. I am generally left-of-center, but it's good to not preach to the choir all the time.
	6:55pm Matt from Springfield: "TDY" = "Temporary Duty", a business trip. :) We say that all the time in Federal City, DC Area. Military and civil.
	6:55pm Dale: I've been to flea markets where guys are selling giant swords. Don't really see the market for samurai swords, but hey...
	6:56pm J J: I like this guy. Seein' through the bullshit.
	6:57pm moose: yeah this fella's all right
	6:57pm Matt from Springfield: And I myself like knives. Knives are neutral, it's entirely up the person controlling it. (Good that he requires an ID. I thought of a South Park episode though, when he said "otherwise you need a parent"!)
	6:58pm Dale: Guns and planes and bombs are neutral, too.
	6:58pm Clay: Gotta make room for Night People. Thanks for listening and hanging out everyone. Always remember.
	6:59pm moose: educational! thanks! and fancy too.
	6:59pm other david: Goodnight Clay, great show as ever, always love hearing you on the air :)
	6:59pm Listener Dave from Seattle: Another great one Clay!
	6:59pm Miller Lite: No not night people! Those guys are morons! I'm out. Thanks, Clay.
	7:00pm Matt from Springfield: @Dale: Most true! Good night Clay and everyone, thanks for giving this episode another try!
	7:00pm Matt from Springfield: Always remembered!
	7:37pm Joe E: I hope the MP3 gets uploaded!
	10:44pm david: just catching this now - well worth the wait!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments
Opening Conversation with Fabio and Julie Recorder During "Strength Through Failure."
Fabio's Crazy Music Discussed "Fabio's Crazy Music Discussed"
Libya Stuff "Libya Stuff"
Fabio Thanks Us Finally "Fabio Thanks Us Finally"
The Nerve "The Nerve"
Hard Names "Hard Names"
Nebraska Stuff "Nebraska Stuff"
SAC "SAC"
Silkwood Drills "Silkwood Drills"
Fabio's Maniscus "Fabio's Maniscus"
Meat vs. Watercress "Meat vs. Watercress"
Livestock Waste "Livestock Waste"
My wife correctly stated that cow dung smells better than pig dung.
Fabio's Seniorcize. "Fabio's Seniorcize."
Rod Laver Arm "Rod Laver Arm"
Hurricane Irene "Hurricane Irene"
Dutchess County Fair "Dutchess County Fair"
Thousands Misinformed "Thousands Misinformed"
Pidge Goes Didge "Pidge Goes Didge"
Official Show Intro "Official Show Intro"
Class Reunion "Class Reunion"
The Old School Song "The Old School Song"
The Bargain Barn "The Bargain Barn"
The Catskillian Take "The Catskillian Take"
Seymour (His Heartbeat Trumpet)	After You've Gone		Heartbeat	1960	45	This 45 was originally distributed to jukeboxes in Wisconsin and Illinois. This copy made it to Western Iowa.
Don Rickles	Excerpt "Excerpt" by "Don Rickles"	Hello Dummy!	Warner Bros/Seven Arts	1968	LP	11:13 --- Born Donald Jay Rickles in Queens, NY - 1926
Some kids smash a trumpet on YouTube. - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkccwsFqdYA - pauledens
The Turtles	Elenore "Elenore" by "The Turtles"		White Whale	1968	45	11:55
An Interview with Elenore at The Round Barn - Arkville, NY
Off Grid "Off Grid"
Pidgemusik in background. "Pidgemusik in background."
Good with the Books "Good with the Books"
Walter Brennan	Dutchman's Gold "Dutchman's Gold" by "Walter Brennan"	Dutchman's Gold	Dot	1960	LP	Working here in the studio with the legendary Billy Vaugn. This record did not chart, unlike its follow-up, Old Rivers (1962) that reached #54 on the pop charts.
Comedians, Hudson and Landrey - Prospectors in the Background
Fracking in the Catskills "Fracking in the Catskills"
Cuomo/Fracking Audio Clip Courtesy of WAMC - Northeast Public Radio
Do You Love The World? "Do You Love The World?"
Ricky Dickens	Daisy Petal Pickin'		Hit	1964	45	A cover of a Jimmy Gilmer song, hence the "Sugar Shack" sound. A future Clay's Classic? Weigh-in. dusty@wfmu.org
I added the claps! For excitement. "I added the claps! For excitement."
Carmen Miranda - 1944 - I'm Just Wild About Harry - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qWyvQMTO-Y
An Interview with Harry, A Small Town Police Officer
I put in the birds "I put in the birds"
Whitey and Chub Excerpt from "Adventure with Margie and the Secret Hideout Gang" on Cornerstone Records. Year, unknown.
Inner Nonsense "Inner Nonsense"
Mayberry Aspects "Mayberry Aspects"
Audio Clip from The Andy Griffith Show - "A Deputy Named Fife." Barney is resigning for lack of any crimes to thwart.
Hard To Enforce When You Know Everyone
70's Flashback - Ahhhhhhh 70's Flashback
Black Sabbath	Iron Man (Excerpt) "Iron Man (Excerpt)" by "Black Sabbath"	Paranoid	Warner Bros.	1970	LP	Love this from WIKI - "The song was originally entitled "Iron Bloke". Upon hearing the main guitar riff for the first time, Osbourne remarked that it sounded "like a big iron bloke walking about".[2] The title was later changed to "Iron Man"."
Today's Drugs "Today's Drugs"
Harry has Been Around Pot "Harry has Been Around Pot"
What's Your Favorite Thing In The World?
Robbing Politicians "Robbing Politicians"
Cynicism and a Lack of Manners "Cynicism and a Lack of Manners"
Swallow It? "Swallow It?"
The Twins Jim and John	Jo-Ann's Sister		RCA Victor	1958	45	This record was released the year I was born. A lot of these Bargain Barn records from my hometown give me a strange sense of connection. Little ghosts , they are, a portal back to days sadly past, but accessible in song. They are like little ghosts connecting me to days sadly past, but still accessible in song.
An Interview with Frank from Cooperstown at The Round Barn.
Hall-Of-Fame "Hall-Of-Fame"
The little kid who loves syrup is from an Aunt Jemima commercial I wanted to re-mix, but ended up bailing on.
Frank's A Dairy Farmer "Frank's A Dairy Farmer"
We The People - 2nd Amendment Discussion
McCain's Infamous "Heh" Speech in Praise of Sarah Palin - Always Worth a Watch! Audio Footage Courtesy of CNN http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/03/mccain-how-about-sarah-pa_n_131717.html
More Frank "More Frank"
Frank Likes Bachmann "Frank Likes Bachmann"
Michelle Bachmann Addresses Attendant of the Iowa Straw Poll 2011 - Courtesy of C-Span.
Clapping! "Clapping!"
Frank's Message "Frank's Message"
Jimmy Dean	Big Bad John "Big Bad John" by "Jimmy Dean"		Columbia	1961	45	Written by Roy Acuff (and his brother whose name I have misplaced). A number one song in '61. It won a Grammy in '62. I had fun inserting soundbytes digitally to this one.
More Rickles from "Hello Dummy!" "More Rickles from "Hello Dummy!""
John Huntsman Announces His Presidential Run. Audio Footage Courtesy of ABC News Nightline.
As I'm listening to this, I'm kind of bumming, thinking about little sounds that I didn't have loud enough in the mix, or that I've inadvertently erased in the shuffle somewhere. Digital mixing is complex. So easy to trash everything with one bad move. I made a few. I get so obsessed. Flaws.
Savatage	Washed Out "Washed Out" by "Savatage"	Power Of The Night	Atlantic	1985	LP	Huntsman Rock Band Metal (No, he wasn't in the band.)
Joe's Mom Interviewed at the Arkville Flea Market
Texas Governor, Rick Perry, Speaks to Tea Party Supporters - Courtesy of CNN
More Joe's Mom "More Joe's Mom"
An Interview with Joe at the Arkville Flea Market
Bam "Bam"
Joe's Medical Situation "Joe's Medical Situation"
Kablooey "Kablooey"
The Ballad of Joey Chaos by JJ Maelstrom (Check it Out!) http://theballadofjoeychaos.com/
Star Wars Excerpts from the Motion Picture Trailer Courtesy of Lucasfilms LTD/20th Century Fox.
Apollo 100	Reach For The Sky "Reach For The Sky" by "Apollo 100"	Joy	Mega	1972	LP	Featuring Tom Parker
A Tribute to Charles Nelson Reilly - And Excerpts from his Bic Banana Commercial. Always Remember.
Joe's Masters "Joe's Masters"
God "God"
Joe's Message to You "Joe's Message to You"
http://www.facebook.com/videomaster17 Check Joe Out on Facebook. Tell Him You Heard Him on Dusty!
Synergy	(Excerpt) Disruption In World Communications	Cords	Passport Records	1978	LP	Song Titles on this LP by Peter Gabriel!
Damn, my voice is raspy. "Damn, my voice is raspy."
Mom's Final Words "Mom's Final Words"
The Lovin' Spoonful	You're a Big Boy NowSoundtrack	Soundtrack - You're A Big Boy Now	Kama Sutra	1966	LP	Soundbyte from the film included in song.
An Interview with Bill (Bus Driver for Deaf School) at the Arkville,NY Flea Market in the Catskills.
5th Dimension Instance "5th Dimension Instance"
Bill's From Jersey City! "Bill's From Jersey City!"
Glenn Beck Shirt "Glenn Beck Shirt"
Bill's a Tea Party Enthusiasts "Bill's a Tea Party Enthusiasts"
Digi-Mixes with Macca and Savatage! "Digi-Mixes with Macca and Savatage!"
Palin's Speaking on the Possibility of a Presidential Run - Courtesy of FOX News.
Only Too Proud "Only Too Proud"
Bill's Neighbor "Bill's Neighbor"
Only II Proud "Only II Proud"
Photek	Book of Changes "Book of Changes" by "Photek"	Form and Function, Vol 2	BD	1994	12"	Drum 'N Bass track behind Bill
Obama Addresses The Crowd Following his Victory in the 2008 New Hampshire Primary
House Majority Leader John Boehner Speaks on FOX News
We're Just Cleaning Up __________'s Mess.
Obama Hates Us "Obama Hates Us"
He Lied "He Lied"
Unknown	Excerpt "Excerpt" by "Unknown"	The Three Greatest Hours of Mystery Madness and Suspense	Nostalgia Lane	1979	LP box set	Little boy and his mother.
Straight Up Terrorist "Straight Up Terrorist"
Super Snooper and Blabber Mouse	Monster Shindig Story Part 1	Monster Shindig	HBR	1965	LP	Machine Guns, Laughter, Bomb, etc.
More Racism then Ever "More Racism then Ever"
You Look Just Like Dick Cheney! "You Look Just Like Dick Cheney!"
Get Rid of the Criminals "Get Rid of the Criminals"
Beck Reference "Beck Reference"
As Social As You Could Get "As Social As You Could Get"
Bill's Family History "Bill's Family History"
Ringin' Those Bells "Ringin' Those Bells"
Do You Love America? "Do You Love America?"
Rod Hart	The Old Town Drunk "The Old Town Drunk" by "Rod Hart"	CB Savage	Plantation	Mid -70's	LP	He's no CW McCall.
Ralston Purina Co.	Your Dog and His Diet (Excerpt)	Ralston Purina Co. Presents - Film No. 204 - Your Dog and His Diet	RCA	60's?	LP box set
An Interview with Paul at the Arkville (NY) Flea Market (Deleware Co.)
Dairy Farming ... A Way of Life ... Gone
Paul's A Conservative "Paul's A Conservative"
Tax Talk "Tax Talk"
Trickling Down "Trickling Down"
We Don't Produce "We Don't Produce"
America ... On The Way Down? "America ... On The Way Down?"
Paul's Message of Peace and Love "Paul's Message of Peace and Love"
Radio Handshake and a Card "Radio Handshake and a Card"
Irene Trudel Reference - Good Friend! "Irene Trudel Reference - Good Friend!"
Lou Christie	Jungle "Jungle" by "Lou Christie"	Lightning Strikes	MGM	1965	LP	Like this one!
Augie Meyer	Hen-Pecked Polka "Hen-Pecked Polka" by "Augie Meyer"	Augie's Western Head Music Co.	Polydor	1971	LP
Unknown	Excerpt - The Amazons of Space	Wonder Woman	Power	1975	12"
An Interview with Ellen at the Arkville Flea Market
Ellen Likes FOX "Ellen Likes FOX"
Terrible Shape "Terrible Shape"
The Golden Rule "The Golden Rule"
A True American "A True American"
Not Missin' A Thing "Not Missin' A Thing"
Tough in the '50's "Tough in the '50's"
Get Lost! "Get Lost!"
Alan Paton	Excerpt "Excerpt" by "Alan Paton"	Cry, The Beloved Country	Caedmon	1979	LP
Meri Wilson	Telephone Man "Telephone Man" by "Meri Wilson"		GRT	1977	45	She died in 2002, at the age of 53, after she lost control of her car on Georgia State Route 377 in Americus, Georgia, during an ice storm. Always remembered.
An Interview with Roy at the Arkville Flea Market
Knives "Knives"
TDY - According to Wikipedia: "A temporary duty assignment (TDA), also known as "temporary additional duty" (TAD), "temporary duty travel" (TDT) or "temporary duty" (TDY, sometimes given backronym "temporary duty yonder"), refers to a United States Government employee travel assignment at a location other than the employee's permanent duty station. They are usually of relatively short duration, typically from two days to two months in length. Not all agencies use this designation. A temporary duty assignment can be to any location, be it 50 or 5,000 miles away, but they are all less than one year in duration."
A Grain of Salt "A Grain of Salt"
Lost Morality "Lost Morality"
No Hope "No Hope"
Throw 'Em All Out "Throw 'Em All Out"
Clinton Props "Clinton Props"
He Let Us Down "He Let Us Down"
the train! "the train!"
Hillary Hype "Hillary Hype"
Obama Sold Out "Obama Sold Out"
We Are Not The Greatest Country In The World
Roy's Message ... "Roy's Message ..."
Happy With Himself "Happy With Himself"
Danny White	Miss Fine, Miss Fine "Miss Fine, Miss Fine" by "Danny White"		Frisco	'60's	45
Dick Dale	Shake and Stomp "Shake and Stomp" by "Dick Dale"	Surfer's Choice	Deltone	1962	LP	According to Wiki: "Surfers’ Choice is the debut album of Dick Dale and his Del-Tones, pioneers in the surf genre. It was released in 1962. The recording established the conventions of surf music and brought the concept to middle America. The instrumentals, such as “Let’s Go Trippin’” and “Misirlou,” were the most influential. The album was mostly recorded live at the Rendezvous Ballroom, but with some overdubs added in the studio."
Wow. Many days later, following one botched attempt to air this show (and the one before it), an earthquake and a hurricane ... I am finally finishing this playlist. I am so far behind! Kind of daunting. I guess summer finally caught up with me. Anyway ... I have really enjoyed working in the digital format, despite earlier trepidations. Not to say that I will stay there, though I'm not sure, I'm just playing it week-to-week. It takes so LONG to do a digital show. In reality, the reason I botched both of the last two shows was because they just weren't honestly ready yet. It takes two-weeks to do one properly, at least at my present level of editing ability. It also takes careful review because with all the tracks and edits - literally dozens of tracks and hundreds, maybe thousands of edits, there is much that can go wrong (and it did!!!!) I dig the challenge though, and hope it doesn't sound too antiseptic. I am trying to bring in lots of the familiar Dusty sounds to "warm things up." I'll get it right eventually. In the meantime, bear with me. I really appreciate all your support. Just lately I've been getting lots of email and it feels really good to know you're out there and listening. If you'd like to email me, please do: dusty@wfmu.org I look forward to hearing from you. As I write this, it is 12:45am , September 1st, 2011. Psychological Summer is over. Fall on the way. Time is just going so fast, I really feel it .... the years ... the age ... the realities. I'll keep pumping shows out as long as I can, and as long as you're interested. I do enjoy making you happy, or whatever it is you feel when you listen to The Dusty Show. Fabio and Julie make nice contributions, too, and their friendship is invaluable. I'd love to talk about Hurricane Irene, but I realize people will not read this playlist in a time sequence where bringing up the storm would makes sense. I am so totally reeling from the destruction that went down upstate. My wife and I go there a lot and where we like to go is right in the heart of the area most severely affected by the storm. I can't believe towns I knew are all but gone. It's so sad. Please help if you can. Here's one way - http://www.redcross.org/ Until next time Dusty listeners, take care and ... Always Remember Clay Pigeon Manhattan - NYC

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Listener comments!
	6:05pm Clay: Here.
	6:06pm hopey: I'm confused.
	6:06pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hooray!
	6:07pm Clay: This is last week's show that crapped out. Lots of new stuff after the 15-mark. Sorry for the rerunnishness.
	6:07pm hopey: Ohhhh. I see.
	6:08pm Wendy del Formaggio: I was absent last week, so re-runs are good for me, at least. So, as I was saying before: Hooray! Yes! No!
	6:08pm Clay: Wendy I like this cheese called ... San Agura, or something like that. Maxi-Yum.
	6:09pm Matt from Springfield: Tea Party interview redux! If I didn't say last week, I like this "Daisy Petal Pickin"
	6:10pm Clay: Ricky Dickens, Matt. A cover of a Jimmy Gilmer song. The "Sugar Shack" guy.
	6:11pm hopey: I thought that song sounded familiar!
	6:12pm Wendy del Formaggio: Clay, St. Agour? That is totally maxi-yum! Semi-firm, aged sheep's milk, sweet and savory and complex, from the Basque region of France (the Pyrenees). If we're talking about the same cheese, it's no wonder why you love it. It's sooooo goooood! :-)
	6:13pm Matt from Springfield: Yes, I remember the "parents want to be friends, they don't want to be parents" answer now. Really good point about modern life.
	6:15pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Wendy and Clay for the Maxi-Yum cheese recs! (I hope "Maxi-Yum" catches on!)
	6:16pm Ugh: This guy is so ignorant.
	6:18pm Wendy del Formaggio: Me, too, Matt from Spfld! Clay invented it. Maxi-Yum. I love it.
	6:19pm Wendy del Formaggio: Another word that needs greater usage: tuchus. Cuter than some of the alternatives.
	6:20pm Clay: Thanks for the comments. Kind of scarcely populated today.
	6:21pm Wendy del Formaggio: Everyone is battening down the hatches for the hurricane, Clay. And there's always the folks who are too busy or shy to comment.
	6:21pm moose: here, listening in laundromat
	6:22pm Clay: Moose. Using Oxydol, I hope. With Power Crystals.
	6:23pm Matt from Springfield: Howdy moose! What's the going rate for a wash/dry nowadays?
	6:23pm moose: bluette
	6:23pm Listener Dave from Seattle: Comment comment comment
	6:24pm J J: Story on that guy? Did he look like how he sounded?
	6:24pm Matt from Springfield: Sure, the British group Apollo 100. "Joy" has been featured in "Boogie Nights", "40 Year Old Virgin" and other popular movies (including some, I'm sure, without a sex theme!)
	6:24pm jk: i am happy you did not forsake this show
	6:25pm Clay: THanks, JK. A million edits.
	6:26pm moose: mid size washer (i'm using 2)= $3.75 jumbo (using 1)= $4.50 dryers 25¢ for 7 minutes
	6:26pm Listener Dave from Seattle: This guy is kinda funny.
	6:27pm Clay: Write Joe. He is so cool and he'd love to hear from you.
	6:28pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks for featuring Joe. The disabled are particularly marginalized in the media! When you finalize this playlist, include his FB url under that section of interview.
	6:29pm Matt from Springfield: @moose: More expensive there than I remember in Radford, VA only 5 years ago!
	6:29pm Listener Dave from Seattle: I missed if you said which part of Iowa this was from.
	6:29pm Clay: I was just thinking of how well Kenny Rogers could have sang this song.
	6:30pm Clay: Dave, the music is from a Bargain Barn in Iowa. The interviews were done in the Catskills area of NY.
	6:31pm Dale: Hey clay. I've spent a lot of time in Roxbury. Hope you had breakfast at Bud's. Pretty place.
	6:32pm Listener Dave from Seattle: Oh OK thanks. I thought you were talking to Iowa people.
	6:32pm Matt from Springfield: Re: Kenny Rogers: solo country or First Edition years? Either one would work for that last song.
	6:33pm Clay: Dale ... Delaware Co. is great. Ripe for fracking, though.
	6:33pm Joe Pesci Mode: NYC does not equal NY.
	6:35pm Joe Pesci Mode: Wow.
	6:35pm Listener Dave from Seattle: LOL Obama hates the US. Of course!
	6:36pm moose: hella wow
	6:36pm Clay: Bass overload!
	6:36pm Dale: Coldest temp I ever experienced was Roxbury...thirteen below and still dropping when I went to bed.
	6:37pm Matt from Springfield: @Dave: Though he DOES have the Magic Wand to bring all the jobs back, he just chooses not to use it, being that he hates the US.
	6:37pm Clay: -60 windchill in Omaha I lived through once, Dale.
	6:37pm Listener Dave from Seattle: Yes, the magic job wand! He needs to get on that.
	6:39pm Momo: That's about as social as you can get!
	6:39pm Matt from Springfield: Maybe he left it at the basketball courts. Or the golf course--I'm on Fort Belvoir right now, and he regularly plays golf here. I'll take a look and see if I can find it...
	6:39pm Listener Dave from Seattle: At least we know Glen Beck would never lie to you. We can sleep well knowing that.
	6:40pm Matt from Springfield: Clay's Insecurities: "Whoops, seems like I'm asking silly questions. Might be alienating some people..."
	6:41pm Matt from Springfield: C.B. Savage? We need that full song played sometime!!
	6:42pm Clay: I noticed some errant levels in the show so far. I have a hard time hearing bass frequencies on my small home stereo. Then I hear it here, and I'm like ... wow ... bass freakout. A couple of drum tracks left out, too. The last 20-minutes is more wide-open. Thanks for your patience during my digital experiments.
	6:43pm Listener Dave from Seattle: This show gots the bumps.
	6:43pm Momo: MOOOOOO
	6:43pm other david: tips hat good evening folks
	6:44pm Clay: Hey O.D.
	6:44pm Matt from Springfield: Top o' the evening to you, other david!
	6:47pm Momo: clay, what are you using, tape deck, digital?
	6:48pm Dale: Clay -- we're all paying attention to the content. Oh, and Diary is the best song on that album.
	6:48pm Clay: Mixing taped interviews and some records to Macbook Pro (Garageband). Creating most of the backing music, or mutating records. Zillions of tracks and edits. Not better than analog, but more tracks is fun, Cross-fading, etc. Actually it employs much of the same analog things as an ana-dusty.
	6:50pm hopey: He who has the gold makes the rules?
	6:51pm Momo: do you add the music live?
	6:51pm Eric: Now listeners from around the world can hear what it is were up against here.
	6:51pm Clay: Not yet, Momo. But I have added instruments in the past.
	6:53pm Miller Lite: Idiots. Even if Obama wanted to do anything he's just one guy. The second you step foot in that oval office, it's like, oh shit. We are all owned and there's nothing you can do about it.
	6:53pm Momo: thanks clay, I've been listening for years!!! Talk to you soon piece!
	6:53pm other david: I find Clays interviews soothing, even when they're with people I would have fundamental disagreements with. It's not confrontational - all political/social discourse should be like this.
	6:54pm Clay: It was nice to interview some Republicans and Tea Partiers. I am generally left-of-center, but it's good to not preach to the choir all the time.
	6:55pm Matt from Springfield: "TDY" = "Temporary Duty", a business trip. :) We say that all the time in Federal City, DC Area. Military and civil.
	6:55pm Dale: I've been to flea markets where guys are selling giant swords. Don't really see the market for samurai swords, but hey...
	6:56pm J J: I like this guy. Seein' through the bullshit.
	6:57pm moose: yeah this fella's all right
	6:57pm Matt from Springfield: And I myself like knives. Knives are neutral, it's entirely up the person controlling it. (Good that he requires an ID. I thought of a South Park episode though, when he said "otherwise you need a parent"!)
	6:58pm Dale: Guns and planes and bombs are neutral, too.
	6:58pm Clay: Gotta make room for Night People. Thanks for listening and hanging out everyone. Always remember.
	6:59pm moose: educational! thanks! and fancy too.
	6:59pm other david: Goodnight Clay, great show as ever, always love hearing you on the air :)
	6:59pm Listener Dave from Seattle: Another great one Clay!
	6:59pm Miller Lite: No not night people! Those guys are morons! I'm out. Thanks, Clay.
	7:00pm Matt from Springfield: @Dale: Most true! Good night Clay and everyone, thanks for giving this episode another try!
	7:00pm Matt from Springfield: Always remembered!
	7:37pm Joe E: I hope the MP3 gets uploaded!
	10:44pm david: just catching this now - well worth the wait!

The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon: Playlist from August 25, 2011

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