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By now, some of you have discovered that I've not been included on WFMU's 2003 Summer Schedule. After a good 16 & 1/2-year-long run I've been asked to sit out the next on-air schedule to give someone else a chance at a better air slot. (To be honest, I've been hosting the Monday afternoon slot since June of 1994 --a good long stint in one spot for a WFMU DJ-- and it's just my turn to sit out.) Sure, I’m a bit disappointed in the decision but in a way it’s really not so bad for me. I get the summer off, which means I get an extra day off every week like normal people (Wednesday through Sunday, is a typical work week for me --although I wouldn’t exactly classify myself as "normal"). The time off will give me a chance to recharge as well.
Program Director Brian Turner has reassured me that I’ll return to the schedule in the autumn, and I may also do the occasional fill-in, so I’ll be back before you know it. Check my home page (linked above) from time to time --I'll post any upcoming fill-ins as they come up. And don’t forget my archive shows are all still available to check out through my playlist pages.
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The Millennium
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"Prelude" /"To Claudia on Thursday" /"I Just Want to Be Your Friend"
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Magic Time: The Millennium / Ballroom Recordings
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Sundazed
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Spanky and Our Gang
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"Hong Kong Blues" /"Nowhere to Go" /"Give a Damn"
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Without Rhyme or Reason
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Mercury (out of print)
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The Left Banke
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"Nice to See You" /"There's Gonna Be a Storm"
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There's Gonna Be a Storm
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Mercury
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The Nazz
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"Crowded"
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Open Your Eyes NAZZ the anthology
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Sanctuary
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Colin Blunstone / Rod Argent
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"Only the Rain"
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Out of the Shadows
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Koch Records
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The Sharp Things
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"It Took Forever to Get Home Tonight"
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Here Comes The Sharp Things
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Dive Records
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Ruben
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"Paperback"
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Dusk
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Clutter Records
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The Kitchen Cynics
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"Irridium"
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Seasonings
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(released by artist)
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Dave deCastro
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"Where She Goes"
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Over the Past
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Ampco Records (released by artist)
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XTC
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"One of the Millions"
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Oranges and Lemons
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Geffen/Virgin
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Live performance by The Twin Atlas (Sean Byrne / Luke Zaleski / Kevin Allens) (photos soon)
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Dreamy, atmospheric acoustic-pop is what comes springing from the mind of Sean Byrne (who's also spun a few tunes with Lenola, Mazarin, and Matt Pond PA) and Luke Zaleski. The Twin Atlas' 3rd CD is "Bring Along the Weather," and they played this time as a trio, adding guitarist Keith to the pleasant mix.
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-"Wind at Your Back"
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-"Sun Touches Down"
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-"Nineteen Lives Back"
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-CD: Sound in Town" [Inside the Skate Scandal]
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-"The Golden Seas"
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-"Plains of Saviors"
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-CD: "Calling for You" [Inside the Skate Scandal]
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-CD: "Church Bells" [Bring Along the Weather]
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-"Inverted Torches"
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-"Legal Tender" (B-52's song)
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-CD: "Signals and Plays" [Bring Along the Weather]
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The latest album by The Twin Atlas is "Bring Along the Weather," available on their own label, Tappersize. A new album, titled "Inside the Skate Scandal," is a new release for Summer 2003.
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Frou Frou
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"The Dumbing Down of Love"
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Details
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MCA
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Wall Matthews
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"Silent Tears"
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The Dance in Your Eye
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Fretless Records
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Neil Finn
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"Last One Standing"
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Try Whistling This
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Work/Sony
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Sky
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'Make It In Time"
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Don't Hold Back
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RCA (out of print)
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Robbie Basho
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"Black Mare Moan"
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Basho Sings
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Takoma
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Reverend Gary Davis
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"You've Got to Move"
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If I Had My Way
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Smithsonian Folkways
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The Marx Brothers
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"Hooray for Captain Spaulding" (from "Animal Crackers")
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The Marx Brothers Sing and Play
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Chansons Cinema
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Ralph Litwin & Al Podber
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"Rock Island Line"
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The Fabulous Furry Harmonica Brothers
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Funny Wisdom (released by artist)
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The Beatles
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"I'll Be Back"
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A Hard Day's Night
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Capitol
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Victor Krummenacher
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"Beyond Tonight"
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Nocturne
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Pitch-a-Tent/Magnetic
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Danny Kalb
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"Over the Rainbow"
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All Together Now
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(released by artist)
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The Byrds
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"We'll Meet Again"
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Mr. Tambourine Man
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Columbia
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