Marty McSorley:
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from July 4, 2008
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Dishin' out the hits!
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Fri. 7/4/08 2:57am
(mta) Tony:
In addition to what you've got in mind Marty, could any of these titles be of interest to you for the holiday? It's just MY July 4th contribution: BEACH BOYS - 4TH OF JULY BYRDS, THE - AMERICA'S GREAT NATIONAL PASSTIME CHARLES, RAY - AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL CLIFF, JIMMY - AMERICAN DREAM DIAMOND, NEIL - AMERICA GUESS WHO, THE - AMERICAN WOMAN HALL, TOM T. - AMERICA THE UGLY MCLEAN, DON - AMERICAN PIE PETTY, TOM - AMERICAN GIRL PRESLEY, ELVIS - AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL PRESLEY, ELVIS - AN AMERICAN TRILOGY RAMMSTEIN - AMERIKA RITCHIE FAMILY, THE - AMERICAN GENERATION SIMON & GARFUNKLE - AMERICA SIMON, PAUL - AMERICAN TUNE SINATRA, FRANK - AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL SPRINGSTEEN, BRUCE - 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) WAND, BETTY - AMERICA WILLIAMS, JR., HANK - AMERICAN DREAM AZTEC TWO-STEP - LIVING IN AMERICA BLACK 47 - LIVIN' IN AMERICA COUNTRY JOE & THE FISH - I-FEEL-LIKE-I'M-FIXIN'-TO-DIE RAG CROSBY, DAVID / NASH, GRAHAM - IMMIGRATION MAN CROSBY, STILLS AND NASH - FIND THE COST OF FREEDOM DYLAN, BOB - CHIMES OF FREEDOM DYLAN, BOB - JOHN BROWN HAVENS, RICHIE - FREEDOM MILLER, STEVE - LIVING IN THE U.S.A. OCHS, PHIL - I AIN'T MARCHING ANYMORE PAXTON, TOM - BUY A GUN FOR YOUR SON PAXTON, TOM - I'M THE MAN WHO BUILT THE BRIDGES PAXTON, TOM - LYNDON JOHNSON SADLER, BARRY - BALLAD OF THE GREEN BERETS SAINTE-MARIE, BUFFY - MY COUNTRY 'TIS OF THY PEOPLE YOU'RE DYING SPRINGSTEEN, BRUCE - BORN IN THE U.S.A. STEPPENWOLF - MONSTER/SUICIDE/AMERICA WILDE, KIM - KIDS IN AMERICA YOUNG, NEIL - HOME, HOME ON THE RANGE ANIMALS, THE - SKY PILOT BOWIE, DAVID - YOUNG AMERICANS CHICAGO - SATURDAY IN THE PARK DR. JOHN - THE PATRIOTIC FLAG-WAVER DRIFTERS, THE - ONLY IN AMERICA GRAND FUNK RAILROAD - WE'RE AN AMERICAN BAND GRATEFUL DEAD, THE - U.S. BLUES GUTHRIE, WOODY - THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND HARDIN, TIM - SIMPLE SONG OF FREEDOM HENDRIX, JIMI - STAR SPANGLED BANNER JEFFERSON AIRPLANE - VOLUNTEERS MELLENCAMP, JOHN - PINK HOUSES NEWMAN, RANDY - POLITICAL SCIENCE NEWMAN, RANDY - SAIL AWAY PHILLIPS, GRANT LEE - SEE AMERICA PRINE, JOHN - SAM STONE SAINTE-MARIE, BUFFY - WELCOME, WELCOME EMIGRANTE SCOTT-HERON, GIL - WINTER IN AMERICA TAYLOR, JAMES - ON THE 4TH OF JULY THUNDERCLAP NEWMAN - SOMETHING IN THE AIR | |
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Fri. 7/4/08 3:32am
evan:
wow never heard that babe ruth clip before | |
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Fri. 7/4/08 4:29am
(mta) Tony:
I can see how any of the tunes on my earlier list would be out of place for your show, Marty. Sorry for the interruption. Have a great holiday! | |
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Fri. 7/4/08 4:35am
marty:
no sorries thanks for listening. i went into an American tribute w/o an exit strategy and no real plan of atack. just alot of big guns and good intentions. and then got sick of it and abandoned all hope. and returned to my normal life/show. now that i think about it. its is pretty American! | |
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Fri. 7/4/08 5:13am
mike:
Marty, great music playing now. do you play alot of this kind of stuff? | |
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Fri. 7/4/08 5:15am
(mta) Tony:
You bet he does! | |
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Fri. 7/4/08 5:16am
marty:
I guess so . . . when im in the mood for it. im playing this cause they list fireworks as an instrument. | |
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Fri. 7/4/08 5:17am
mike:
this reminds me of the old 'transfigured night' type stuff they used to play on wkcr (columbia university) many years ago. Who on fmu plays this kind of stuff (ambient experimental, etc.). What great material for an ipod or for meditating to! | |
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Fri. 7/4/08 5:25am
(mta) Tony:
This "kind" of music is played by DJ's Fabio, Martha, Tony Rettman and Stan, just to name a few as evidenced by the GREAT wfmu Playlist Search feature which answers your question, Mike. Check it out if you haven't already. In addition to those folks, Michael Goodstein, Woody, and Tony Coulter also plays this kind of "stuff." Quite enjoyable! | |
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Fri. 7/4/08 5:33am
mike:
Thanks for the info Tony. I lived on stuff like this when I was in engineering school RPI back in the early 1980s. Makes for great late night listening!. The more eerie, the better. I think I still have cassette tapes from those days locked up in storage somewhere. | |
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Fri. 7/4/08 5:38am
mike:
Tony, where does one find the playlist search feature? | |
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Fri. 7/4/08 5:41am
mike:
okay think I found it. Thanks again! | |
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Fri. 7/4/08 5:50am
(mta) Tony:
Yes Mike, right on the left side of the home page where it says, "Advanced Search." It's wonderful and could be a key in determining which archives to listen to. Have fun! | |
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