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Comment: The Dusty Show - Hometown - Episode XV
Comment: I went home for the holidays intending to do a big show filled with interviews and locol color. But ... I ended up on the couch with a remote when I wasn't scouring thrift stores and old barns for records. I did conduct a couple of interviews which I managed to arrange into show form. Hope you enjoy it. It's a Hawkeye thing.
C.W. McCall Audubon Rubberduck
A new set begins: Interview With Sam the Mayor/Barber
Comment: Sam's Barber Shop has been there as long as I can remember. Not long ago, Sam's was used as a political litmus test by the Des Moines Register to guage the political climate in Iowa prior to the presidential caucuses. Many famous politicians have passed through his doors including Gary Hart who promised that, if elected, he would make Sam the White House barber!
A new set begins: A Little History
Meredith Willson Rock Island (Edit) The Music Man
A new set begins: An Interview With Maggie
Gordon Lightfoot Carefree Highway (Edit) Sundown
A new set begins: Farm Talk With Sam
Comment: 1980's background music by Prince; the instrumental part of 'I Wanna Be Your Lover.'
Comment: Excerpt from a Trojan Seed Company flexi-disc. 'A Visit With Trojan' (Eva-Tone -circa 1965). Saw this in a little antique store and I had to get it. Trojan was a big hybrid corn seed dealer and this flexi-disc promoted their new plant in Sac City, Iowa. It also offered a chance to enter to win a new Ford Mustang.
A new set begins: The Demise Of The Family Farm
Comment: Excerpts from 'Trust Me' LP (Hans Petersen - GRT Records 1977) and 'Supershrink' LP (Alan Robin - Janus Records 1971)
Rex Allen Melody Of The Plains Melodies Of The Plains
A new set begins: Maggie's Fear of Flying
Art Linkletter Cain And Abel Art Linkletter Narrates The Bible ... In The Beginning
A new set begins: The Joy Of Vinyl
A new set begins: Excerpt from The 44th Street Portable Flower Factory doing Donavon's 'Atlantis' from a 7' EP originally in Scholastic Magazine (1970)
A new set begins: Excerpt from 'Basic German' (TMI-Grolier Records) Instructional 7' - 1963.
Comment: Excerpt from 'International Morse Code Instruction Course' (Audio Fidelity Records - 1959)
Los Felinos Bailalo 45 rpm
A new set begins: Sam Talks Small Town Politics
A new set begins: First Haircut
The Fabulous Fryers Bringing Home The Roses (Edit) 45rpm
A new set begins: Maggie On Global Warming
The Cowsills Hair The Cowsills In Concert
A new set begins: Sam on the Tonsorial Arts
A new set begins: Excerpt ... Robert Preston with The Buffalo Bills - 'Sincere' from The Music Man
A new set begins: Biblical Barber Pole Lore
A new set begins: A salute to the Dusty Show E-Mailers and Callers!!! Great hearing from you.
A new set begins: Phillip On The Dusty Show Answering Machine! 201.521.1375 Call Now!
Crowded House Don't Dream It's Over (Harsh Edit) Crowded House
A new set begins: Kolonel Karl and Dusty Want A Little Roger Miller
Roger Miller Chug-A-Lug Dang Me
A new set begins: Maggie and the Coffee Gals
A new set begins: Huey Long on Roosevelt
A new set begins: Lice Lice Baby!
Li'l Wally Bushels And Bushels Of Kisses In Miami Beach
A new set begins: Shaving Balloons
A new set begins: Nixon Cuts
A new set begins: Barbers vs. Beauticians
A new set begins: The Lords Of Flat Top
Comment: Excerpt from live broadcast on KJAN Atlantic, Iowa for Fay Pharmacy in Anita.
A new set begins: Maggie's Gone-A-Milking
A new set begins: Comb Overs and Flow-Bees
John L. Sullivan Tear Time 45rpm
A new set begins: Post-Vacation Depression
Gilbert Mack and Don Elliot El Kabong! Quick Draw McGraw
Comment: Most of the background music for Sam and Maggie's segments was taken from the Chet Atkin's LP 'Finger-Style Guitar'
Comment: Thanks for listening! I hope you enjoyed the show. I invite you to e-mail me with comments, questions, thoughts, etc dusty@wfmu.org tell me where you are listening if you are outside the NJ/NYC area. Also ... Please call the Dusty Show Answering Machine at 201.521.1375 and leave a message I can play on the program. Have fun with it. Scream, yell, poetry, stream-of-consciousness, world and life observations ... it's anonymous so go for it. Until next time .... take care and .... always remember.
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