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A new set begins: Clay Pigeon - Washington's Birthday
Comment: That's it for this episode of The Dusty Show. Thank you for checking it out, and if you are reading this, thank you for your extra layer of interest. I had a cold the last couple of days and it's lingering. And it's cold outside. And Marathon is coming, and I am behind. Way behind ... newsflash91.1 - CC7 is behind schedule. There. I said it. It's behins schedule. I haven't even culled the songs that will be featured on this lucky seventh edition. No artwoek yet, no bonus CD. So much to do and so little time,With this being said, I want you to know that I do miss (to a degree) the highly edited analog shows. But, my tape player is down and I need to reach the only repairman I know who is perhap fifty miles and several yards away. Mark Slaughter. The Magic Man. I also miss the street interviews but it has been so cold that it precludes much outdoor taping. Indoors, there always blaring some music and you KNOW how I like to put my own musical selections in the background. And how about that freaking KISS tonight, huh? How 'bout it, Huh? How about the job it did tonight, Huh? I had never actually heard The Elder before. Well, maybe I have heard 'I' which is from The Elder, so it's not completely true. But I certainly had NOT heard Odyssey and I am really impressed with it and with the production job Bob Ezrin did. The only KISS LP that isn't certified Gold. Figures it would be good, huh? How bout' it, huh? Anyway ... I guess that's it. I thank you again for listening. Drop me a line sometime. I'd love to hear from some familiar and some new people. dusty@wfmu.org ... you can also find me on Facebook at Pigeonnaires. It might be Pigoennaires39 or something like that. I don;t have the stinking link. I am also on Twitter Claypigeon@WFMU and .... that's all .... good night ... take care .... always remember ... Leslie Gore ... Hunter S. Thompson ... Gene Siskel ... Sandra Dee
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