PROGRAM #2578: Not So Simple Songs (First aired on Tues. 9-05-06)
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ARTIST(S) |
RECORDING |
CUT(S) |
SOURCE |
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Lee Feldman |
I’ve Forgotten Everything |
Me And My Sara Remaining [4:00] |
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Robert Fripp |
Exposure |
Peter Gabriel: Here Comes The Flood [4:30] |
UM #114** This version, from the Fripp CD, is Discipline Global Mobile #0602 ** www.dgmlive.com |
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Ed Pastorini |
Private tape |
Strange Lures [3:30] |
Not commercially available. Pastorini has one CD, under the name 101 Crustaceans. It's available, along with some info, at www.fangrecords.com OR downloadable at Emusic.com |
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Alexa Babakhanian |
Live, WNYC, 10/91 |
In The Garden [3:30] |
Not available. |
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Susanne Abbeuhl |
Compass |
In The Dark Pine Wood [3:00] |
ECM #1906**
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Kaki King |
Until We Felt Red |
IYou Don’t Have To Be Afraid [8:00] |
Velour #22 www.velourmusic.com Or download from Emusic.com or iTunes. |
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Björk |
Selmasongs |
107 Steps [2:30] |
Island/Elektra #62533** |
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Donovan |
Sutras |
Eldorado [3:00] |
American #43075 **
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Robin Holcomb |
Live, WNYC, 10/92 |
Deliver Me [6:00] |
Not commercially available. |
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Antony & The Johnsons |
I Am A Bird Now |
Bird Gerhl [3:00] |
Secretly Canadian #105 **
www.secretlycanadian.com |
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Comments [3]
Thanks. This particular show is one I felt pretty good about - some great songs that just kinda fall into the cracks and therefore don't get the attention they deserve.
Lots of good stuff in those cracks...
John
started listen last week. Great music and very good educational info. Big fan of Bob Edwards. Been listing to Mississippi Public Radio all my life. Good Job WNYC.
John:
As usual, you stimulate, provoke, and enlighten with your choice of music, and your wry, informative asides round out the evening.
I often paint or write in your company.
Eden
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