November 12, 2001: A Toast To Those Who Are Gone (fill-in for Irene Trudel)
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This is only my third dj shift on WFMU since the move to the new home in Jersey City. Truly enjoyable.
This entire second hour is all artists whom I admire greatly, and have who died in recent months. Fred Neil, Mimi Farina and Sandy Bull are three artists whose work I have presented regularly and with great reverence over these many years. John Hartford whose work I knew, but I really came to admire the week after he died when I saw the film Down From The Mountain. In the Pennebaker/Hegedus documentary he is a great, gracious, and funny MC and he shines as the center of the film. Ken Kesey died just two days ago, and the recording of him played here was my first ever radio assignment at the tender age of 15. Colored Blind James also left this earth recently. I never met the man, but he left a family, alot of great friend, and a legacy of music. I played him at the end of the show. The program is is dedicated to all these artists, as well as WFMU DJ Frank Ballesteri who passed us by last week, and whose spirit live on at this frequency on your dial, and whose old programs are being archived for our edification, and last, but not least, the 1/4 thousand folks who fell out of the sky this morning. May they all go in peace.
Nicholas Hill
“If I should leave you, please try to remember the good times, warm days filled with sunshine, and just a little bit of rain” FRED NEIL - “Just a Little Bit Of Rain”
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KIMBERLY REW
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Hey War Pig
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The Bible of Bop
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ARCHER PREWITT
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Raise On High
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White Sky
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YOUNG MARBLE GIANTS
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Salad days
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Colossal Youth
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THE STROKES
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Barely Legal
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Is This It
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LOU REED
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Satellite Of Love
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Transformer
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VIC CHESNUTT
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Degenerate
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live session
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from the Museum of TV & Radio on The Radio Thriftshop, WFMU 10/25/95
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DANIEL HARNETT
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Pair Of Birds
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4 song demo
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KIMYA
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Trump Style
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I’m Sorry That Sometimes I’m Mean
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Kimya Dawson of MOLDY PEACHES solo record
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BIG STAR
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Stroke It Noel
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Sister Lovers (Big Stars 3rd)
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J.O.M.F.
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Something On Your Mind
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Liberation
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(Dino Valente song)
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DINO VALENTE
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Children Of The Sun
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Dino Valente
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HOWARD FISHMAN QUARTET
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I Surrender Dear
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I Like You Alot
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ANDY STATMAN QUARTET
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Chassidic Waltz
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Between Heaven & Earth
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GEOFF MULDAUR
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Wild Ox Moan
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The Secret Handshake
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BOB MOULD
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Sunspots
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Workbook
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A toast to those who are gone:
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SANDY BULL
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Carmina Burana Fantasy
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Fanatasias
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MIMI & RICHARD FARINA
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Dopico: Celebration For A Grey Day
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Memories
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live at Newport Folk Festival
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FRED NEIL
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Cynicrustpetefredjohn Raga
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Fred Neil
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Now on “The Many Sides Of Fred Neil CD“
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MIMI FARINA
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Quiet Joys Of Brotherhood
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Memories
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Peter Schickele arrangement
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SANDY BULL
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Gospel Tune
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Fantasias
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FRED NEIL
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Just A Little Bit Of Rain
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Bleecker & MacDougal
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JOHN HARTFORD
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Big Blue Balloon
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Housing Project
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KEN KESEY
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The Frozen Logger
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accompanied by unidentified saw player, live at the Poetry Hoo Haw in Eugene, Oregon in the early 70’s / (my first radio assignment was taping this event for KBOO, unaired until today)
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COUNTRY JOE & THE FISH
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Acid Commercial
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live at the Berkeley Folk Festival 7/4/67
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WAS NOT WAS w/ MEL TORME
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Zaz Turned Blue
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?
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THE HANK DOGS
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Daddy’s Arms
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Bareback
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MIRANDA LEE RICHARDS
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Dandelion
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The Herethereafter
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Rolling Stones tune
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THE FASTBACKS
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Waterloo Sunset
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Give The People What They Want: Songs Of The Kinks
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STEVIE WONDER
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They Say That Heaven Is 10 Zillion Light Years Away
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Fulfillingness First Finale
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MATTHEW SWEET
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Holy War
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Girlfriend
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KEITH RICHARDS
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Make No Mistake
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Talk Is Cheap
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BRIAN ENO
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Baby’s On Fire
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June 4, 1974
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MORRIS AIR
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Sit Still
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2 song demo
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MARTHA WAINWRIGHT
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New York, New York, New York
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4 song demo
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COLORED BLIND JAMES EXPERIENCE
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Let’s Go Back
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Colored Bind James Experience Greatest Hits
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Meant to play something from this in the momorial sets. He passed last month.
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JOHN HARTFORD
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Big Rock Candy Mountain
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Down From The Mountain
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soundtrack - live at the Ryman, Nashville 5/24/2000
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