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John Fahey 'Irish Setter' Return of the Repressed: The John Fahey Anthology
Glenn Jones 'The Doll Hospital' This Is the Wind That Blows It Out
Martin Carthy 'Palaces of Gold' The Definitive Collection
The Watersons 'Never the Same' Bright Phoebus
Richard Thompson 'Old Thames Side' Front Parlour Ballads
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John Renbourne 'Blue Bones' John Renbourn/Another Monday
Robin Williamson 'The Streams of Lovely Nancy' Job of Journey Work
Sufjan Stevens 'Jacksonville'/ 'A Shirt Reprise for Mary Todd, Who Went Insane, for Very Good Reasons' Illinois
P.G Six 'Well of Memory I' The Well of Memory
Jefferson Airplane 'Martha' After Bathing at Baxter's
Hi-Fi Sky 'That Bird' Music for Synchronized Swimming in Space
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A new set begins: Live performance by The Kitchen Cynics (Alan Davidson)
A new set begins: Today, a rare visit from Scotland's Kitchen Cynics (aka Alan Davidson), notable for weaving dreamy threads of song. The ever-prolific Mr. Davidson's latest self-made disc is 'Master of the Fuzzy Fadeout,' laden with glorius echo-drenched guitars, floaty flutes and trad-folk finery. Alan's been playing out in the clubs at home near Aberdeen, and did a rare NYC gig at The Cake Shop with fellow folksters P.G. Six and Mike Wexler. Takling advantage of this trip, he made his 2nd appearance on WFMU's airwaves, debuting a few new songs as well.
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Comment: -'The Wizard of the North'
Comment: -'Sparrow Scratch Board'
Comment: -'Rue Bonaparte'
Comment: -'The Thief of Netherley'
Comment: -a trio of Ivor Cutler songs, including 'Beautiful Cosmos'
Comment: -'Songs of Spring'
Comment: -'Once and Future Love'
Comment: -'Maria Midnight'
Comment: -CD: 'Matunga Hill' [Master of the Fuzzy Fadeout]
A new set begins: Alan Davidson does not have a website, but if you email him and ask nicely, he'll tell you how to get his music on CD. Alan's email address is: kitchencynics@ecosse.net
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Pete Galub 'I Will Not Be Denied' Boy Gone Wrong
Alice Bierhorst 'Alaska' Jubilee
Faun Fables 'Shadowsound'/ 'Hela' Mother Twilight
B'eirth (In Gowan Ring) 'Egalatine' B'eirth's Birch Book
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A new set begins: Live performance by Nick Castro and B'eirth, with Wendy WatsonWendy and Nick
A new set begins: Psych-folk craftsman Nick Castro joined the mysterious B'eirth of In Gowan Ring for more than a few beautiful moments in music. Nick has just released a new album on Portland, OR's great Strange Attractors label. As a review the foxydigitalis.com website describes him: 'Castro is a master craftsman. His songs flicker in the air like distant stars; they're subtle at first glance, but as you dig deeper, you realize how immense they really are.' The reclusive B'eirth (who essentially is In Gowan Ring) joined Nick during this tour and he has a new album on the way titled, 'Birch Book.' It's been a while since Mr. B.'s last recorded output, which is always a unique synthesis of folk, medieval and psychedelia. Nick and B. traded off on each of their tunes.
Comment: -'If Your Soul Could Sing' (NC)
Comment: -'Guildford' (NC)
Comment: 'Strange and Luminous' (B.)-Mr. B.
Comment: -'Aurora, The Goddess of the Dawn' (B.)
Comment: -'Sun Song' (NC)
Comment: -'Deep, Deep, Sea' (NC)
Comment: -'Gently Johnny' (Wicker Man) (B)
A new set begins: Alan, Wendy, Nick and B'eirth
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