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The Dusty Show with Clay Pigeon from 4/6/2017

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A new set begins: Hangin' Out With Fab

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A new set begins: Cruise Missiles And Ron Perlman

A new set begins: Vincent Gallo and Sherilyn Fenn

A new set begins: Sinking Wallendas

A new set begins: Rat Near The Can

Beach Boys Surf's Up Surf's Up

Peter Banks Beyond The Loneliest Sea Two Sides of Peter Banks

Todd Rundgren Hello It's Me Something Anything

John Tesh Watermark The Power of Love

Mercy Love Can Make You Happy (single)

Pavane Berceuse Pianorama - Modern Piano Music

Doobie Brothers Another Park Another Sunday What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits

Stanley Watson Journal of America (something like that) Chuck Mangione With The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra -Together: A New Chuck Mangione Concert

Gladys Knight & the Pips If I Were Your Woman If I Were Your Woman

Joohyun Park Metamorphosis Five (By Philip Glass) Solo Piano

Weather Report Havona (Excerpt) Heavy Weather

A new set begins: Fabio and I Are Speaking with Caller, Lou

Nancy Wilson Elevator Beat Music From Vanilla Sky

Hot Tuna Water Song Burgers

Blood, Sweat, and Tears You Made Me So Very Happy Blood, Sweat, & Tears

Weather Report Havona Heavy Weather

Comment: Thanks for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show on WFMU. I have enjoyed the last shows, just playing music and talking, taking some calls. I especially enjoyed the first part of this show ... playing pretty music and making up poetry and stuff. I don't have time to write more now. Getting ready for next week;s Wake N Bake Morning Shows. I will be on 6-9am Eastern Monday-Friday April 10-14. Hope you can tune in. Remembering Don Rickles tonight, the great comedian. I was always a fan of his. I loved him. He taught me a lot about being caustic and caring at the same time. I saw him in LAs Vegas circa 1976 with Vic Damone at The Sahara. Unreal. I am so glad I did. RIP great one. You were and will always be sensational.

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