September 3, 2007: Light and unlabored, with live sets by Donny Hue and the Colors, followed by Luke Wyland of Au
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Pink Floyd
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"Cirrus Minor"
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"More"
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Harvest
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Christian Kiefer
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"Stay"
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Dogs & Donkeys
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Undertow
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Ferrante and Teicher
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"Stella by Starlight"
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Heavenly Sounds in Hi-Fi
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ABC Paramount
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London Philharmonic, Bernard Hermann, conductor: Holst
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"The Planets: Neptune the Mystic"
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Holst: The Planets
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London
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Tom Rapp
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"Rocket Man"
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Rocket Man
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Reprise
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Saccadic Eye Motion
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"Old Schul Schema"
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(demo)
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JOhn Vanderslice
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"Time Travel is Lonely"
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Five years
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Barsuk
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Richard Davies
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"kal"
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Michael Holt
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"Prelude 15" ?"Way Up Past"
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Windows
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The Strawbs
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"Autumn"
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Hero and Heroine
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A&M
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Joseph Arthur
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"Spaceman4"
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Glenn Jones
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"Little Dog's Day"
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Against Which the Sea Continually Beats
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Pharoah's Daughter
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"Lev Tahor"
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Arborea
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"Dance, Sing Fight"
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Live performance by Donny Hue & The Colors
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Describing their sound as "pop stirring the cauldron of childhood memory," Donny Hue and the Colors just released their debut, "Folkmote," on Kora Records. Donny Hue is from parts unknown, described on the Kora website as creating"shimmering chamber pop, psychedelic nursery rhymes gone horribly awry, and ghostly, incandescent dreamscapes." The collective Colors, sometimes swelling ranks to more than 10 participants, arrived to play live as a fivesome at WFMU
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-"Mr.Ed Blues
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-"Peter and His Puzzle"
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-"For the Last Time Beatrix"
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-CD: "Humming with the Flowerbirds"
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-CD: "Real Long Time"
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-"River"
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-"In My Own Time" (Bee Gees cover)
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-"Paint a Picture"
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Donny Hue & The Colors
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"Mountain Piece"
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Folkmote
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Kora Records
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Moody Blues
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"Never Thought I'd Live to be a Hundred" / Floating"/ "Out and In"
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To Our Children's Children's Children
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Deram
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Thomas Truax
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"The Rainbow Says Goodbye to the Cloud"
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Why Dogs Howl at the Moon
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Erdem Helvacioglu
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Live Performance by Luke Wyland of Au
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Adding to this day's swirl of psych-sound was Luke Wyland, the creative head of the ensemble known as Au. This multi-instrumentalist from Portland, OR layers acoustic instruments into a swirling landscape of music that is both delicate and bold, influenced as much by Cecil Taylor and Thelonious Monk as he is by Appalachian music. Luke Wyland, in the form of Au, is aided by a rotating cast of musicians on the album and appeared solo on WFMU.
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-(freeform improv)
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-"The Wind"
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-"Honeybee"
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-"Boute"
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