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Kenny Barron 'Marie Laveau' Things Unseen
Elvis Costello 'Someone Took the Words Away' North
Shirley Horn 'You're My Thrill' You're My Thrill
Tom Waits 'Black Market Baby' Mule Variations
Kingsbury Manx 'Zero G' The Fast Rise and Fall Of TheSouth
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Laura Cantrell 'Letters' Humming by the Flowered Vine
Alice Bierhorst
Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra Not in Our Name
Richard Thompson 'Old Thames Side' Front Parlour Ballads
Marissa Nadler 'Mr. John Lee' The Saga of Mayflower May
Laura Veirs 'Fire Snakes' Year of Meteors
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A new set begins: Live performance by Botanica
A new set begins: Led by erstwhile Firewater co-conspirator and international piano man Paul Wallfisch, Botanica is a band named for those mysterious stores stocking spells, potions and artifacts of ritual. This Brooklyn-based band makes punk rock chamber music for the 21st century. Keyboardist/leader Wallfisch also is a member of mad musical scientist Thomas Truax's ensemble. The band describes their third album, Botanica vs. the Truth Fish, as a vivid collection of sexy, swampy political mayhem, and they brought that mayhem to the WFMU studio in the form of a live performance.
Comment: -'Palermo'
Comment: -'Concrete Shoes'
Comment: -'Desire'
Comment: -'Someone Else Again'
Comment: -'Swimming in the Ocean at Night'
Comment: -'Eleganza in Wines'
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Comment: The music until the end of the show was programmed by Paul Wallfisch and the Botanica guys:
Madrugada 'Bloodshot Adult Commitment'
Falcon 'Mice and Something'
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Little Annie 'Good Ship Nasty Queen'
M. Walking on the Water 'Love' Pluto
Botanica 'New Coat of Paint' (T. Waits) New Coat of Paint: The Songs of Tom Waits
Botanica 'Beauty' Malediction
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Toby Dammit & Luther 'Lucretia Borgia Waltz' The Carney Sutra
Love and Rockets 'The Glittering Darkness' The Glittering Darkeness
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