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Kings X It's Love Faith, Hope, and Love
Paul McCartney Goodbye
Englebert Humperdinck Quando Quando Quando
Greenslade Rainbow Spyglass Guest
Lindsay Buckingham Great Day Gift of Screws
Sepultura Roots Bloody Roots Roots
Britney Spears Work Bitch Britney Jean
Think Once You Understand
Taxxi I'm Leavin' States of Emergency
Clarence Carter Patches
Roberta Sherwood Up A Lazy River
Sammy Davis Jr. Sweet November I've Gotta Be Me
Heart/Jason Bonham/Others Stairway To Heaven
Comment: Thanks for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show. I went out to do interviews on Wednesday and came up empty-handed, which usually means I didn't feel like doing it. So, I just downloaded some stuff and found some stuff and ... that was it! No interviews, no calls, just music - and to tell you the truth, I get the feeling you wouldn't mind if I just played music every week. It sure would be a lot easier for me! As it is we'll probably continue with a little bit of this and a little of that. I still enjoy doing the programs and I'm glad you listen to them. That's what it's all about. Oh! A couple of things that are stuck in my craw. Stupid things, really, but I need to clarify ... I mentioned Ty Tabor and DOug Pinnick of KIng's X, and then I referred to 'the other guy.' That other guy is Jerry Gaskill, who I read has had some serious health problems recently, including a heart attack, but it looks like he's back in action and I am glad to hear that. Also, at the end of the show I mentioned that rock stars were 'my people.' Later I realized that it might be construed that I was saying that I was a rock star. I never was! Had fun rocking though. What I meant was ... I like 'em. I like rock stars. :>) Until next time, enjoy the deepening Fall and try to relax. Enjoy yourself. Life is good. Peace. Always Remember. Clay Pigeon. NYC 99
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