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Starcastle - "Elliptical Seasons" - Starcastle [0:00:00] Wishbone Ash - "Blowin' Free" - Argus [0:06:39] Uriah Heep - "Magician's Birthday" - Magician's BIrthday [0:19:17] Rolling Stones - "Hand of Fate" - Black and Blue [0:23:57] CW McCall - "Convoy" - Rubber Duck [0:27:13] Head East - "Never Been Any Reason" - Flat As A Pancake [0:32:35] Kansas - "Can I Tell You" - Kansas [0:37:30] Deep Purple - "Fools" - Fireball [0:45:55] Alice Cooper - "Halo Of Flies" - Killer [0:53:50] Motley Crue - "Shout At The Devil" - Shout At the Devil [0:59:06] Van Halen - "Runnin With The Devil" - Van Halen [1:05:39] Slipknot - "Psychosocial" - All Hope Is Lost [1:06:47] Bread - "Everything I Own" - Baby I'm A-Want You [1:14:16] Gordon Lightfoot - "Carefree Highway" - Sundown [1:14:45] Beach Boys - "Forever" - Sunflower [1:19:35] Four Freshman - "Graduation Day" [1:21:10] Glen Miller - "Moonlight Serenade" [1:24:42] Bing Crosby - "I Found A Million Dollar Baby In A Five And Ten Cent Store" [1:31:14] Samuel Barber /Sir Simon Rattle | Berliner Philharmoniker - "Adagio For Strings" [1:34:19] Jimi Hendrix - "Power To Love" - Band of Gypsys [1:43:57] Mahavishnu Orchestra - "Birds Of Fire" - Birds Of Fire [1:50:48] Weather Report - "Elegant People" - Black Market [1:56:56] Puddle of Mudd - "Blurry" [2:06:48] Paul McCartney - "Ram" - Ram [2:07:03] Carly Simon - "That's The Way I've Always Heard It Should Be" [2:09:48] Nat King Cole - "Blue Gardenia" [2:14:45] Doors - "Crystal Ship" [2:21:12] Ratt - "Round and Round" [2:21:27] Metallica - "Enter Sandman" [2:26:05] Marilyn Manson - "Beautiful People" [2:34:02] Frank Sinatra - "It Was a Very Good Year" [2:36:51] America - "Ventura Highway" [2:41:45] Beatles - "Yes It Is" [2:43:25] King Crimson - "Red" - Red [2:46:54] Kenny Rogers and The First Edition - "Tell It All Brother" [2:52:13] Britny Fox - "Long Way To Love" [2:55:00] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/115979

Clay Pigeon - "The Dusty Show" http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/75663

Snoop Dogg - "Gin and Juice" http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/72897

Van Halen - "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" PJ Harvey - "Big Exit" Set: Listener CAlls In Foxygen - "America" Set: Trump Set: Listener call Morbid Angel - "God of the Foresaken" Set: Talking with Fabio and Tugboat Richie Set: Pidge - Emil Blew A Tire http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/72772

Cactus - "Parchman Farm" - Cactus [Carmine Appice, Tim Bogert, Rusty Day, Jim McCarty. Usually not a boogie fan, but damn, this is on fyre!] Nancy Wilson - "Elevator Beat" - Music From Vanilla Sky [Opening comments] British Sea Power - "Fear of Drowning" - The Decline of British Sea Power [In my mind, I am sucking at this point. Tanking hard. On this particular show I am playing a few things I am not neccesarily "sold" on, I like all the tracks on some level, but I am trying to push myself out of my comfort zone ... only to find I MISS my comfort zone. Where is my .38 Special song. Survivor song? Aerosmith Live Bootleg? I nixed those ideas early on. Not one damned clicky star for this. Not one stinking clicky star. Clicky stars can shove themselves!] Set: Steve Calls, Lamenting the Loss of Chris Cornell. Listener Expresses His Feelings. Set: Chris in the Ether I felt bad cutting that call short. He sounded rattled. Henry Mancini - "Hatari!" - Hatari! (Music From The Motion Picture Score) [Despotic Ghost Waltz Chair Drop] Neil Ardley - "Rainbow Four" - Kaleidescope of Rainbows Lacuna Coil - "Daylight Dancer" - Comalies Set: A Call From Sean in Bristol, UK ---- Trump, Brexit, Awfulness, then it Brightens ... The Coral - "Chasing The Tail of a Dream" - Distance Inbetween Set: Chris Calls BAck with Affirming Support Set: Chris Curdles The Blood with his Scream I am sounding like the hind flank of a thin elaphant. Set: Why can't I play three hours of this Darvon™ music? I want to do that. No talking. Just droning on, firing it up on the porch Loscil - "Zephyr" - Plume [WHY did I sing? I like this Loscil.] Set: Pidge ... Tommy Touchdown IV Set: Pidge - Corrosive Orange Pus Soundgarden - "Black Hole Sun" - Badmotorfinger [Always remember ... Chris Cornell.] Thanks for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show on WFMU. I have gotten more than a little bit lax with the archives lately. not keeping up week to week. I have perhaps even a little shoddiness to enter into the showmaking itself and I am sorry about that. I could tell you how busy I have been, but then, I am sure you have been, too. So .. I appreciate your patience and your continued listenership. I felt bad about this show when it was over, but perhaps I am too hard on myself. I wish that I had some street interviews for you, but I couldn't seem to get it together. Even wandered around Grand Central Station in a stupor, unable to mustre sufficient strength or courage to interview people. It can be difficult. I'm sure it's not something I won't overcome soon. In the meantime, I do hope you'll continue to tune in and to call in and participate. As far as the morning show, I have no idea what will transpire, but we shall roll with it one way or the other. I would like Dusty to continue. It's important to me and so are YOU. You groovy listener, you! See ya next week. O'Pidgeness 5.18.17 Chris Cornell died. That sucks! He was cool front man, great pipes, handsome dude. I wanted to be him sometimes. WHo wouldn't. But now he is gone. No one gets out alive. Carpe Diem. Resist! Love to you and ALL persons. http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/72660

Genesis - "Turn It On Again" http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/72545

Clay Pigeon - "Sleep Deprived Monologue" Grand Funk - "Inside Lookin Out" http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/72431

Curtis Mayfield - "Check Out Your Mind" Public Enemy - "Fight The Power" Christos Dantis - "Maya Maya" Britny Fox - "Long Way To Love" Marilyn Manson - "Deep Six" Joan Baez Silverchair - "Pure MAssacre" Meshuggah - "Licking What The Mouth Has Bled" Vicki Carr - "It Must Be Him" Chicago - "Searchin'" KC - "Please Don't Go" Phillip Glass - "Metamorphosis" http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/72309

Rush - "Tom Sawyer" Saga - "On The Loose" Triumph - "Magic Power" Joni Mitchell - "Court and Spark" Neil Young - "The Needle And The Damage Done (Live)" France Joli - "Come To Me" Rick James - "Give It To Me" Aldo Nova - "Fantasy" Coney Hatch - "Devil's Deck" Gordon Lightfoot - "Carefree Highway" Set: Danny Justin Bieber/Skrillex/Diplo - "Where Are U Now" http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/72189

Billy Cobham - "Stratus" - Spectrum [00:00 - 09:37] I threw this show together in 15 minutes after staying around the station all day working on the Friday Morning Wake N Bake, This is not to say I don't love Dusty ... it's just that I KNOW Dusty Show listeners can go anywhere anytime and ride it out. You are the best. Most of you. Peter Banks - "The Loneliest Sea" - Two Sides of Peter Banks [09:37 - 12:27] Set: Tommy Bolin lore, talking Zephyr Set: AccuNod Set: A Far Cry from Wankery Set: Jan Hammer's Hand-Speed Set: Fabio's Been Hanging Out With The Band Set: Fabio Hates Fusion How Many Notes Is Too Many? Set: Fabio References The Simpsons Set: Fabio's Music Friend Dies Set: Unable to Feel Saigon Kick - "Love is on the Way" - The Lizard [12:27 - 16:50 Miami combo] Set: Holdsworth, Spyrogyra mentions Admission: I am talking waaaaaaay too much. Not sure if I can stop. Set: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hzrduy5h3G0 John Tesh - "Watermark" - Pure Orchestra [16:50 - 20:13 I love John Tesh: http://www.tesh.com/] Set: Pokin' Fun - Yanni Mention Set: Tape Leader Joohyun Park - "Metamorphosis Five (By Philip Glass)" - Glassworks [20:23 - 26:32] Set: Just Blabbing with Fab Set: We Could All Be Homeless Soon Unless We Are Rich Set: I Unwisely Pry Into Fabio's Family Business - Apologies Set: The Hug Was Insufficient for my Rudeness Set: SAM Explained Set: I Thought Cleaners From Venus werte New Set: *were Set: Today's New Music Set: This Show Was Generated From My Laptop Genesis - "Turn It On Again" - Duke [26:35 - 30:08] Joohyun Park - "Metamorphosis Five (By Philip Glass)" - Glassworks [30:08 - 31:58] Peter, Paul & Mary - "Flora The Lily of the West" - Moving [31:58 - 34:34] Set: Always Help Me JAck-Up The Comment Count. It is all I care about. Dave Borden and Mother Mallard - "Part 1" - The Continuing Story Of Counterpoint, Parts 9-12 [34:44 - 37:23 From Wiki: "Founding member of Mother Mallard's Portable Masterpiece Co. (founded 1969), Mr. Borden is currently the Director of the Digital Music Program at Cornell University."] Shania Twain - "Still The One" - Come On Over [37:23 - 40:46 Mutt Lange's production is so insane on this. He also did AC/DC and Def Leppard. I love this song. Yea Shania!] Set: Shavin' Cream Hairs (The Highest Honor) The Dubuque Community String Orchestra and Tracey Rush - "Harmony: First Adagio (Michael Reed Krein)" - Harmony - Adagio for Wind, Strings and Harp [40:46 - 43:33] Grateful Dead - "Bertha" - Grateful Dead [43:33 - 46:02] Herb Alpert - "Rotation" - Rise [46:02 - 51:20] Set: Caller! Set: Downsville Cattle Ranch http://www.oldschoolhouseinn.com/texas-longhorns Set: Cobham Instance i am mildly losing it at this point ... sorry Set: Mild Fail Heinrich Schiff - "6 Suites (Sonatas for Cello)" - Bach: Cello Suites [52:20 - 54:10] Filter - "Hey Man, Nice Shot" - Short Bus [54:10 - 58:54] Thanks for listening to this show. I have mixed emotions about it. On one hand it was wild and free, but I didn't have the goods altogether to make it transcend. Too much BS talk without substance. I was burnt out and unable to speak with Fabio effectively. All in all, a rather embarrassing outing for me, but I suppose I will never have the maturity and dignity I wish I had. I bite heads off chickens. The jester. I cry the tears of a clown. Love you all. xxoo KCRNYC99 http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/72077

Set: Hangin' Out With Fab Set: Fab's Lo-Impact Sports Enthusiasm Set: Cruise Missiles And Ron Perlman Set: Vincent Gallo and Sherilyn Fenn Set: Sinking Wallendas Set: Rat Near The Can Beach Boys - "Surf's Up" - Surf's Up [09:45 - 13:47 Lyrics by Van Dyke Parks.] Peter Banks - "Beyond The Loneliest Sea" - Two Sides of Peter Banks [13:47 - 15:47] Todd Rundgren - "Hello It's Me" - Something Anything [15:47 - 19:55] John Tesh - "Watermark" - The Power of Love [19:55 - 22:10 This song was co-written by Enya with others, as a listener suggested. I always learn from you guys.] Mercy - "Love Can Make You Happy" - (single) [22:10 - 25:22] Pavane - "Berceuse" - Pianorama - Modern Piano Music [25:22 - 27:44 A Conversation with Evan from Providence, RI] Doobie Brothers - "Another Park Another Sunday" - What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits [29:37 - 33:50] 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 [36:01 - 39:12] Joohyun Park - "Metamorphosis Five (By Philip Glass)" - Solo Piano [39:12 - 45:08] Weather Report - "Havona (Excerpt)" - Heavy Weather [45:08 - 46:43] Set: Fabio and I Are Speaking with Caller, Lou Nancy Wilson - "Elevator Beat" - Music From Vanilla Sky [47:06 - 49:43] Hot Tuna - "Water Song" - Burgers [49:49 - 55:01 Talking with Tugboat Richie] Blood, Sweat, and Tears - "You Made Me So Very Happy" - Blood, Sweat, & Tears [55:55 - 58:00] Weather Report - "Havona" - Heavy Weather [58:00 - 60:00] 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. http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/71976

Wishbone Ash - "Blowin' Free" - Argus [Brings me back to Curt Lindholm's Camaro, doing 120 on County Road 15, 1974. Forever young.] Uriah Heep - "The Magician's Birthday" - The Magician's Birthday Wendy Carlos - "The Light Sailor" - TRON Legacy Soundtrack Set: Fabio's Guest, Tyler the film-maker, allows me to interview him. Jaco Pastorius - "Chromatic Fantasy" - Word of Mouth Slagerij van Kampen - "Watusi Warrior Drums" - Tan Box Set [Love dancing to this. I hope you danced along with me.] Chris Squire - "Hold Out Your Hand" - Fish Out Of Water [Always remember the great bassist whose singular tone inspired countless imitators, whose voice was the secret ingredient in Yes' success, Bruford kills on this, too.] Set: Bum Kaller Set: The Mononuclosis Button Set: Caller from West Lafayette, Indiana Set: Paul Dennis my drawing friend ... where are you? Miss ya, man. i love talking about sports ... must i feel guilty? John Abercrombie - "Red and Orange" - Timeless [High-velocity, Organy, guitary music in background.] Set: All Hail Old Purdue! Set: Cougar Sightings! Joohyun Park - "Metamorphosis Five (By Philip Glass)" - Metamorphosis Five Jose Feliciano - "California Dreamin'" - Feliciano! [Wish I had just PLAYED IT!] Set: Cheap Trick Bluster Set: Sean from Bristol, England Set: Human League - Phil Oakey Set: Kajagoogoo Talk Set: Throw A Chair Out A Window! Rare Earth - "Born To Wander" - Ecology Set: Curse Out An Open Window! Set: Dave From Brooklyn John Barry - "Science Fiction" - Midnight Cowboy Robin Trower - "Day Of The Eagle" - Bridge Of Sighs [Best thing EVER] Billy Idol - "Rebel Yell" - Rebel Yell Set: Evan From Providence Set: Turquoise Paint Set: Nads! Set: More Jaco - See Above Set: Doped Up! Set: Helpin' Bon Jovi! Set: I must do a Southside Johnny Episode Set: Human Dog! http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/71862

Henry Mancini - "Hatari!" - Hatari! (Music From The Motion Picture Score) [Can't love this more.] Eric B. & Rakim - "Follow The Leader" - Follow The Leader [I heard this on WDRE the first time I visited NYC and it made me want to live here.] Nancy Wilson - "Elevator Beat" - Music From Vanilla Sky Queen - "Doing All Right" - Queen [Queen's first album is my favorite.] Steve Reich - "Music For 18 Musicians" - Music For 18 Musicians [I know I played it recently ... :>) Been loving this.] Kraftwerk - "Computer World" - Computer World Future - "Ain't No Time" - EVOL [My favorite song from 2016. LOVE.] The Rolling Stones - "Fool To Cry" - Black and Blue [I wanted to play Memory Motel, but it's so long.] Hot Tuna - "Water Song" - Burgers [Loved this Papa John Creach era of Tuna] Set: Failed Call by David Grand Funk - "Closer To Home" - I'm Your Captain [Couldn't read Terry Knight's hype because of ring-wear on the LP jacket!] [Mark's Wa-Wa!] Skid Row - "I Remember You" - Skid Row Yanni - "Santorini" - Live at the Acropolis [Like this, actually. I wish I could compose for an orchestra. Go Yan!] Foghat - "I Just Want To Make Love To You" - Foghat [Was NOT produced by Todd. I was SO wrong on that. It was Dave Edmunds as BK pointed out on the Accu. My bad. Sometimes I just like to trust memory. But my memori is now like a Sprite can which has been shot through many times by a .22.] Wendy Carlos - "THe Light Sailor" - TRON Soundtrack [Music behind DJ] [I talk too much. Pushing for clever. Often failing.] Slipknot - "The Nameless" - Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses) [Love] Thanks for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show on WFMU. THANK YOU especially for your pledges during marathon. We did it! What a great event it was, cluminating in the Hoof N Mouth which was Funsville USA. Still auditioning for the morning show and appreciate your support in that regard. I will be on from April 10-14, an entire week, so I hope you will listen in then! Thanks again for being here and for listening. Enjoy SPRING! Always remember. CP3241799 http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/71747

Clay and Bronwyn c Thanks for a great week you guys! I appreciate your pledges, and if you couldn't pledge, I ain't mad at ya. I really enjoyed being on with Bronwyn. She was great! It's also nice to do the Dusty show when I have been focusing so much energy on the Wake and Bake auditions. I hope you have been checking out both. Wake and Bake is a big challenge for me, technologically, musically, logistically. I love radio, though, and I am not getting any younger. I felt as if I had to go for it. 3 hours is more than 1. Whatever happens, we'll still get together and hear some music and some voices. I appreciate your reading this, your listening, your support, and radio friendship. Hope things are well with you in your world. We all have challenges, no doubt. But we are strong. We are Dusty! Always remember. CP nycsnodei3141799 http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/71541

Clay Pigeon - "The Dusty Show" http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/71431

Peter Banks - "Beyond The Loneliest Sea" - Two Sides of Peter Banks [The original guitarist of Yes. After leaving Yes he formed Flash and had some success with them. Passed away in 2013. Always remembered on The Dusty Show.] Henry Cow - "Nirvana For Mice" - Henry Cow Set: First Caller ... JD (A little hard to hear, but I am somewhat deaf from years of high-intensity rock). Steve Reich - "Music For 18 Musicians" Set: Second Caller ... Kevin in Mid-Town Manhattan Slagerij van Kampen - "Watusi Warrior Drums" - Tan [From the Netherlands] Set: Third Caller ... Izzy the Eight-Grader Mahavishnu Orchestra - "One Word" - Birds of Fire Set: Fourth Caller - Victor from Ames, Iowa Hermeto - "Slaves Mass (Missa Dos Escravos)" - Slaves Mass Set: Yvonne (DJ Stashu) Visits Me In The Studio Set: Stashu Urges YOU to Watch the Movie, UHF Set: Check out L'il Wally. Polka Artist. Great! Vijay Iyer Trio - "Helix" - Historicity Set: Caller Five - 65-Year Old Dude From The Early FMU Days Yes - "The Fish" - Fragile [RIP Bassist Supreme, Chris Squire ... Always Remember ...] Set: Hugging Fabio Neil Ardley - "Rainbow Four" - Kaleidescope of Rainbows [The "sax" music I am talking about.] Set: An In-Studio- Visit from WFMU Jock Joe McGasko Henry Mancini - "Theme From Hatari" - Greatest Hits - The Best of Henry Mancini Set: Stashu and Joe McGasko Join Me for some Dusty Springfield Dave Borden and Mother Mallard - "The Continuing Story of Counterpoint Parts 1+4+8 (excerpt)" - Migration Set: Caller Six - Rusty (?? - Sax Player Set: Caller Seven - David in the Bronx - A Dusty Regular Jeff Beck - "Diamond Dust" - Blow By Blow [Produced by George Martin] Set: Caller Eight ... Danielle Joohyun Park - "Metamorphosis Five (By Philip Glass)" Set: In- Studio with James - Co-Host with Dave Hill on Monday Nights. Set: Puddle of Mudd Instance Thanks for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show of WFMU. I came into this show SO completely unprepared I was mildly panicked. Then when Fabio said he couldn't stick around I was really worried, but the listeners, the callers, the in-studio guests, really carried the day and it ended up being a fun show. You know, I would be HAPPY just to play that wonderful music and not bury it under phone calls, but I am supposed to have a "talk" oriented show, so I feel as if I can't play too much music or it's breaking the rules. Not that there are many rules at FMU. Anyway ... I love all the music that was played and I hope you seek it out in some uninterrupted form. ------- I will be on the air next Monday and Tuesday, Feb 27th and 28th, from 6 to 9AM Eastern, as I continue to audition for the new WFMU Wake N Bake Morning Show. I am one of three finalists so I am very excited about possibly having the opportunity to be on 5 days a week, full-time. If you think I should get the job, please let WFMU know what you think. I appreciate your support. Keep your fingers crossed for me. The competition is very talented and tough. OK. Better get to work here. Thanks for listening. Hope you are doing well. Call the show sometime! Take care and ... always remember. I think I gorgot to say that at the end of this week's show. Happens sometimes. Happy Anniversary Kirsten! Eight wonderful years together. I love you! Love you, too, listeners. You are the absolute best of the best. Let's stick together! CP NYC 2/23/17 99 http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/71325

A Flock of Seagulls - "Space Age Love Song" - A Flock of Seagulls [00:00 - 02:06] Damian Jr. Gong Marley - "Welcome to Jamrock (Live)" - Welcome to Jamrock [02:06 - 04:14] Danzig - "Mother" - Danzig [04:14 - 05:33] Slipknot - "Psychosocial" - All Hope Is Gone [05:33 - 07:43] Til Tuesday - "Voices Carry" - Voices Carry [07:43 - 10:42] Rage Against The Machine - "Bulls on Parade" - Evil Empire [10:42 - 12:16] Laibach - "Tanz Mit Laibach" - WAT [12:16 - 14:22] Abigail - "Could It Be Magic (Slipstream Mix)" - Mad About the Boy [14:22 - 16:50] Grand Funk Railroad - "Inside Lookin Out" - Red Album [16:50 - 19:48] Britny Fox - "Long Way To Love" - Britny Fox [19:48 - 21:40] The Fixx - "Red Skies" - Shuttered Room [21:40 - 24:04] David Bowie/Pat Metheny Group - "This Is Not America" - none [24:04 - 25:25] Hole - "Violet" - Live Through This [25:25 - 28:15] Marilyn Manson - "The Beautiful People" - Antichrist Superstar [28:15 - 30:22] Snap! - "The Power" - World Power [30:22 -31:55] Prodigy - "Firestarter" - Fat of the Land [31:55 - 34:08] Coal Chamber - "Loco" - Coal Chamber [34:08 - 36:03] Disturbed - "Down With The Sickness" - The Sickness [36:03 - 37:56] Live - "Lakini's Juice" - Secret Samadhi [37:56 - 40:05] Stone Temple Pilots - "Vasoline" - Purple [40:05 - 42:42] Tom Petty - "You Got Lucky" - Long After Dark [42:42 - 44:42] Janet Jackson - "Rhythm Nation" - Rhythm Nation 1814 [44:42 - 47:13] Beastie Boys - "Pass The Mic" - Check Your Head [47:13 - 49:00] Snoop Doggy Dogg - "Gin and Juice" - Doggystyle [49:00 - 51:18] Karwan Hawramy - "Dilem Tenge" - none [Kurdish Pop] Lime - "Babe We're Gonna Love Tonight" - The Greatest Hits [52:55 - 54:15] Cult - "Wildflower" - Electric [54:15 - 56:05] Drivin and Cryin' - "Fly ME Courageous" - Fly Me Courageous [56:05 - 59:28] Keith Jarrett - "Shenandoah" - The Melody At Night, With You [59:28 - 60:00] Thanks for listening to this episode of the Dusty Show where I finally, in listening to this show at a later date, have concluded that the talking over the records has gotten out of hand. I am in near manic territory on this episode. Kind of a painful listen, really. Still, some seemed to enjoy it, and the comment count was high, as it might be after a trainwreck or hyena act. At any rate, I am still in the running for the morning show and I really hope to get that gig. I am on Mondays and Tuesdays from 6-9am Eastern for the next few weeks through marathon. If you would like to hang out in the mornings, please let the station know how you feel. I hate asking. It's embarrassing. But, your support makes a difference in this instance, and so I thank you in advance. Regardless of how the morning show thing works out, I am glad we can share radio moments together on the Dusty Show and despite the logistical challenges, it's still a stone gas to do each week. Must run. SO much to do. Getting older. No time to waste. Love. Peace. Courage. Unity. ClayP 99 2/24/17NYC http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/71219

Styx - "You Need Love" - Styx II [00:00 - 03:42] Styx - "Lorelei" - Equinox [03:42 - 06:52] Styx - "Mother Dear" - Equinox [06:52 - 10:44] Styx - "Sweet Madame Blue" - Equinox [10:44 - 15:08] Styx - "Crystal Ball" - Crystal Ball [15:08 - 18:35] Styx - "The Grand Illusion" - The Grand Illusion [18:35 - 22:57] Styx - "Miss America" - The Grand Illusion [22:57 - 27:43] Styx - "Fooling Yourself" - The Grand Illusion [27:43 - 32:00] Styx - "I'm Sailing Away" - The Grand Illusion [32:00 - 37:11] Styx - "Blue Collar Man (Long Nights)" - Pieces of Eight [37:11 - 40:20] Styx - "Great White Hope" - Pieces of Eight [40:20 - 44:06] Styx - "Babe" - Cornerstone [44:06 - 48:22] Styx - "The Best of Times" - The Best of Times [48:22 - 52:25] Styx - "Mr. Roboto" - Kilroy Was Here [52:25 - 57:00] Styx - "Lady" - Styx II [57:00 - 1:00:20] Thanks for checking out this episode of The Dusty Show. I hope you enjoyed it. It was fun playing an hour of Styx music. Styx is much-maligned in some circles, but I had a gut-feeling that hearing an hour of Styx collected together might somehow be transcendent and reveal what a prolific band they were. I say were even thought they are still technically together, but to me Styx cannot be Styx without Dennis DeYoung, much as Grand Funk can't truly be Grand Funk without Mark Farner, and Chicago can't be Chicago without Peter Cetera. In all seriousness, I was surprised at how it impacted me to hear this music. It actually played quite a part in my formative years in the midwest, where Styx originated and enjoyed great popularity. I'm sure I wanted to play guitar like Tommy Shaw and write songs like Dennis DeYoung. I have heard them described as "pomp rock" and I kind of like that. Like an American version of say ... Queen? Not so far fetched. At any rate, I love the band and, though they aren't my favorite, they really did create an impressive catalog of hits that are quite uplifting taken in high doses. I hope it had that affect on you. Effect? Affect? That one always confuses me. See you next time dear listener. I really DO appreciate your continued loyalty and listenership. :>) Always remember .... CPNYC21517UTFRODT9958 http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/71101