WFMU: Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from February 6, 2021

Listener comments!
	6:01am Heidee: Guten Morgen, Dears! Hi Jeffrey!
	6:03am Sem: Good morning, Jeffrey, Ruth itb, and Heidee.
	6:03am Ruth Booth: Good Morning!
	6:03am Niall: Good morning, shrunken place! Hello, Heidee!
	6:05am 12539: Heigh ho, Heigh ho!
	6:05am 12539: (Ruth!)
	6:05am Sylvia (France-NYC): Hello Ruth, Jeffrey I was all like "oh, that song is so good", then looked at the clock and knew :)
	6:07am Heidee: Hey Ruth, Sylvia (ditto!), Sem, Niall, 12539!
	6:07am duke: Morning Jeffrey and shrunken heads
	6:07am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Heidee, Sem, Ruth, Niall, 12539 and Sylvia!
	6:08am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning duke!
	6:09am Cooh John: Good morning Jeffrey, Sem, Ruth, Sylvia, 12359, Heidee, Niall, and planeteers to come.
	6:11am Sem: Good day to you, Cooh John. Giant snow storm arriving here tomorow night.
	6:11am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Cooh John!
	6:15am Cooh John: Sem, we got 6 inches of snow this week.
	6:18am Sem: Our winter has been a long wet November, repeated. Spring is coming.
	6:29am Kevin-san: Good morning JD and planeteers!
	6:30am Fredericks: The coffee's ready. The Sun isn't, quite yet.
	6:30am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Kevin-san and Fredericks!
	6:31am Kevin-san: I could translate the track title of Lelia Lortik's song (The steps of the sleepwalker) but had to look up the word in the album title, it's "A fistful of fireflies" quite poetic
	6:36am Jeffrey Davison: Kevin-san: you got it, I think. Handful is what Google translated it as...
	6:39am Andy: Good morning to all residents of the shrunken planet and all ships at sea.
	6:40am Miles: we're gonna need a bigger boat
	6:41am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Andy and Miles!
	6:41am Fredericks: Morning, Jeffrey and my fellow aficionados of sublime frequencies.
	6:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Morning ! ...how tired of being compared to Elliot Smith ya reckon Rivulets are ??...
	6:44am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Rev Rabbit! @Fredericks...coffee kicking in...
	6:48am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning Jeffrey and all other Planeteers.
	6:51am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Andrew!
	6:52am Fredericks: Yes indeed, Mister Davison.
	6:53am Andy: It was a Bandcamp Friday yesterday. Went wild with purchases of some of the great music Jeffrey has been playing this past month.
	6:54am Zetti: :)
	6:57am Jeffrey Davison: Andy: good deal! I only bought one thing but forgot another so going back today... Good morning Zetti!
	7:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Exiled From Heaven ' by Ian MacDonald about Nick Drake if anybody hasn't read it : pdfslide.net...
	7:05am Mr. Pumpy: Morning, Jeffrey! I have been sleeping in on Saturdays since moving in with pops. It's been too long. Great first set! I had to drive to a surgical center for a minor procedure this morning. It's great to hear you delivering the goods.
	7:06am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Mr. Pumpy! Yeah, long time... Hope you're well. @Rev Rabbit: thanks for the tip...
	7:08am Kevino: I think critical thinking and common sense is shrinking along with the planet.
	7:09am ?: Good morning, all! Never a bad thing to wake up to Nick Drake!
	7:10am Chris: Good morning, all! Never a bad thing to wake up to Nick Drake!
	7:12am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Kevino, and evidence supports your statement! You're welcome, Chris (and all) for Nick Drake...
	7:13am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kevino - I always bring up that WWII followed the Depression - & that ain't rocket science. & - I think it was on 'On Being' that someone observed that sometimes there are things the human animal feels it needs more than Facts... Jung & Joseph Campbell tried to tell us we're the story-telling monkey...
	7:15am Andrew in Toronto: Great call Jeffrey!
	7:16am briania: This program always starts me off right with the sound of Saturday morning. Thanks, Jeffrey.
	7:16am Jeffrey Davison: Rev Rabbit: well, it looks like we'd better keep telling stories, then! @ Andrew: thanks!
	7:16am Chris: Love Tim Hardin. I was obsessed with him for a minute. His Woodstock set is a beautiful train wreck.
	7:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Woodstock itself was...
	7:17am Deborah: Good Morning!
	7:18am Jeffrey Davison: @Chris: every time I go back and listen to Tim Hardin, I'm amazed at how great he was... @Rev: indeed... Good morning Deborah!
	7:19am TDK60: Morning Jeffrey. Great to hear these '60s giants, Hardin, Neil!
	7:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Every time I hear FredNeil I remember to save some of my TimBuckley adoration for him as well. I gather he was held in general great esteem on the 'scene'...
	7:20am Fredericks: These last few songs are taking me back to a very pleasant place and time. Songs are a wonderful form of time travel.
	7:22am Deborah: Tim Hardin followed by Fred Neil is enough to keep the mood going. Two absolute favorites who I came to know from listening to WFMU.
	7:22am Andy: Too bad Karen Dalton, Fred Neil and Vince Martin never got their posthumous Volkswagen commercial like Nick Drake...
	7:23am Roadside Picnic: afternoon all :) nice version of snow shadows-when does that date from ?
	7:26am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning TDK60! @Fredericks and Deborah: an unplanned set... @Andy: yeah, all way underappreciated in their time. @Roadside Picnic: greetings! A live version, I believe, from 2003.
	7:27am Jeffrey Davison: @Roadside Picnic: wrong info...that may have been the release date...will try and check.
	7:29am Jeffrey Davison: @Roadside Picnic: I reverse my reversal...2003
	7:30am Zoot: Googled Dead Beat Daughter and got Nancy Sinatra?!
	7:30am Roadside Picnic: Thanks @ Jeffrey, that song is one of my all time favorites-very poignant lyrics !
	7:32am Jeffrey Davison: @Zoot: re: Dead Beat Daughter: go to bandcamp
	7:32am Doug in JC: Good morning everyone. Slowly coming to this morning
	7:34am Aaron Working In Newark: Good morning Jeffrey
	7:35am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Doug in JC and Aaron!
	7:42am Fredericks: Rev. Rab, any idea how about how long ago you heard the On Being about needing more than facts?
	7:43am SmokinJ: Mornin' jd & all! Great sounds abound! 8-)
	7:43am Strandlund: Good Morning Jeffrey and everyone...now this is the way to start the weekend!!
	7:43am Toothgrinder Tom: Nice to listen to ‘Shrunken Planet’ of an early Saturday morning while everyone else is still asleep ...
	7:44am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning SmokinJ, Strandlund and Toothgrinder Tom, and thanks all!
	7:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fredericks I believe it was this episode : onbeing.org... - which I found really insightful. Dylan in quite good voice there. No - haven't really heard the 'new' one...
	7:48am dale: morning, really like this set. surprised this wasn't leonard cohen.
	7:49am jamesie: Man, I was plumbing in a toilet and Dylan came on. I have heard his song so many times already. Mother of Muses. \i stood, staring out the window, sobbing. I trembled and cried some more, my body was shuddering. Why?
	7:49am dale: ....with the turntable a touch fast.
	7:50am dale: jamesie -i always shudder at the thought of swapping out a toilet.
	7:51am jamesie: not the plumbing, my friend. If only.
	7:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Has been observed that on 'Murder Most Foul' Bob is drawing our attention to our modern history to outline our failure to take the right things seriously & call the Accountable to task...
	7:51am Jeffrey Davison: @dale: yeah! So much a Leonard Cohen vibe, in a lot of ways. The best song Lytle has written, I think. @jamesie: these days, after months of stress and illness, it's not possible to keep it all in...
	7:52am Ted in Montclair: I overslept this morning and missed some great stuff. Good morning Jeffrey and co. Sorry...it won’t happen again.
	7:53am Jeffrey Davison: @RevRabbit: I have to buy that Dylan album and give it a good listen... Good morning Ted! Thank goodness for the archives...
	7:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I often find it hard to sing Dylan songs & keep it together....
	7:56am Chris: Damn. Drake, Dalton, Dylan, Cohen...this m’fer spittin this morning.
	7:56am Jeffrey Davison: @Chris: ha!
	7:59am Chris: Hardin...
	8:00am Andy: There’s a beautiful collection of choral Leonard Cohen covers by a group called the Anonymous Choir out there, on Bandcamp and elsewhere. Lovely arrangement of “Who by Fire.”
	8:01am Sylvia (France-NYC): CD Baby have merged with Bandzoogle, and a lot has changed
	8:01am Toothgrinder Tom: I kind of miss cd’s sometimes. From an audiophile point of view they were probably the best.
	8:02am Alicja Uleshuh: Mornin! CD Baby turned into a great distro service that gets music to major and minor streaming services. Same as Tunecore but you only pay a fee one time as opposed to yearly
	8:02am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Toothgrinder Tom a lot of bands still do cds! (we do!) Don't give up :)
	8:03am Jeffrey Davison: @Andy: thanks for the tip! Didn't know them... @Sylvia: I will take a bit of time and check... @Toothgrinder Tom: good time to pick up CDs, if one is so inclined!
	8:03am dale: google gave me NOTHING on adam.
	8:04am Jeffrey Davison: Alicja: Good morning and thanks!
	8:04am Jeffrey Davison: @dale: google Wild Leaves bandcamp or Quicksilver Daydream and bandcamp
	8:05am Jeffrey Davison: Here's the link to the NY Times article about music in the Ozarks: www.nytimes.com...
	8:06am Toothgrinder Tom: I made an aborted attempt to revive my record collection a few years ago, so I don’t think I’ll be repeating that with cd’s anytime soon. But now as opposed to then, I do think the latter is the superior médium, despite all the romanticism enshrouding vinyl.
	8:06am TDK60: Cassettes are superior.
	8:08am Heidee: Take it away man!
	8:08am Toothgrinder Tom: @TDK don’t they wear down a bit with each use and finally break?
	8:09am Fredericks: Thanks, Revolution!
	8:09am Sylvia (France-NYC): I can't get on board with these cassette and vinyl revivals, CDs are great, solid, practical, easy to store, you can rip them, take them in your purse, send them in an enveloppe and so on...
	8:09am Toothgrinder Tom: @Jeffrey I saw that article but thought it looked too depressing to read.
	8:09am Jeffrey Davison: @Toothgrinder Tom: ha! I hear you. Impossible to follow each change in technology, unless...$$ @TDK60: ha! Don't think so...
	8:09am Deborah: Andy: Never heard of the Anonymous Choir but will go listen.
	8:10am dale: one photo in that article - the gentleman's hand has the same sort of topographic lines as the map he's perusing.
	8:11am Fredericks: Man, Gordon Quinton brings to mind Tony Rice.
	8:11am melinda: Morning everyone
	8:12am Jeffrey Davison: @Sylvia: CDs are good in so many ways... @Fredericks: Quinton is a good one, yeah! @melinda: good morning!
	8:14am Buddha of Suburbia: Good morning Jeffrey! Morning folks! I was thinking of a good limerick, but couldn't remember any. Is this Irish music day?
	8:14am Toothgrinder Tom: @Sylvia vinyl is too perishable and too easily damaged by handling unlike cd’s (whenever I bought a new vinyl record back in the old days I would invariably get a thumb print or scratch on them within five minutes, despite being extra careful with how I handled them), and also the increasingly smaller circles towards the end of the record meant that less information could be put on the disc. Ridiculous!
	8:15am TDK60: Toothgrinder Tom. Only kidding! But, you can't play them repeatedly; switch around your tapes. I have hundreds of tapes, 30-40 years old, that still work well. I also have tons of records and CDs. Still buy CDs too (when I'm not unemployed during plagues). One thing I miss is a reel to reel tape deck.
	8:15am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Buddha! In answer to your question, no, but I found a bunch of good Scots and Irish stuff from Newfoundland and Labrador!
	8:16am Heidee: also good dog breeds :-)
	8:16am Toothgrinder Tom: @TDK60 not to mention wax cylinders ...
	8:16am Heidee: I believe you can train them to play a wee tune on the fiddle
	8:17am Jeffrey Davison: @Heidee: you do that, and we'll put it live on FMU!
	8:18am Toothgrinder Tom: However I will say one nice thing about a record is when you put one on, it just plays unless and until you get up to change it, so it forces you to listen to an entire side. I also miss how sides A and B seemed to have different ‘personalities’ if you will.
	8:18am TDK60: But there's nothing like the romance of an MP3.
	8:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Every Medium has its own characteristics. For one thing - CDs were Mastered terribly in the beginning - so there's a Before & After when talking about CD sound perhaps? Point being made here: There's Sound & there's Convenience of format... The convenience of Digital is obvious. If convenience seems a bad word - try versatility... The history of formats was kind of Expansion - expanding the sound & the equipment - & then when the Digital world came down - it reversed & became about Compression: how much can we take out for storage & transmission (online) & hope no one notices too much... Analog means one thing is Analogous to another : a Sound Wave & record grooves or tape magnetism... With Digital - it's a question of how often you take a slice of that nice round sound wave - Sampling Rates... With Analog - all the Mechanical aspects are a detriment: damage every time you use it, preservation - getting records or tapes (tapes!) to go smoothly @ the right speed always... CDs are Optical-Digital. So - some interesting Mechanics still... I think they gt a little ahead of themselves with Design for the sake of selling us all back our own Culture once again... & put the Market ahead of the Audio... So ever since it's been - how do we put back what we took out into them?...
	8:21am dale: rev rab - all i know is the kids like their vinyls and crosley record players from target.
	8:22am Buddha of Suburbia: Morning TDK60! Are you going to be submitting a song for the "Party Girl" Contest?
	8:22am Brian in UK: Hello Jeffrey & folks. I thought live music was best.
	8:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Medium is the Massage ...the Massage is sold @ Market...
	8:24am Toothgrinder Tom: @Revolution Rabbit not sure I follow all of what you wrote there but in the main I agree: I’ve read that sound engineers say that cd’s sound more like the master tapes of a recording (when we’ll engineered; as you say, the early ones were not), whereas vinyl has to them a flattened or distorted sound, which may in fact be the much longed for ‘warmth’ that vinyl enthusiasts often talk about.
	8:25am Jeffrey Davison: Hello Brian! You might be right, but love those live recordings!
	8:26am TDK60: Morning Buddha. "Party Girl contest"?! Well, I never...
	8:27am Buddha of Suburbia: TDK60, you don't know what I'm talking about?? By the way remember to check your mail.
	8:28am TDK60: I love a partee, Buddha. Especially mathkerades!
	8:29am Brian in UK: That warm distorted sound was fluff attached to the stylus. Jeffrey, I see that the Band's Stage Fright is being reissued with numerous unnecessary 'bonus tracks'. The interesting extra is a concert from the Albert Hall in '71. I remember being there, high point was Garth Hudson playing Chest Fever on the Albert Hall organ.
	8:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Digital is clearer - being numbers translated directly to sound. A stylus in a groove has to vibrate the Bass & Treble all @ once - &tc. On the other hand - a record groove or tape magnetism are Analogous to a Sound Wave: no Sampling sections sliced out of the Sound Wave to turn into numbers... It's a matter for Science to tell us how they actually compare for Reproduction...
	8:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& what that has to do w/ Hearing & Perception...
	8:30am Doug in JC: Sound quality is overrated
	8:31am dale: i keep humming the irish spring tune over these.
	8:32am TDK60: Hi Brian in UK. "Live" is better (though a bit smelly sometimes). Yikes, "Chest Fever" on the Albert Hall pipes. Woo.
	8:33am Heidee: great session tune
	8:33am Jeffrey Davison: @Brian...lucky you! @dale...we need a Scottish Spring soap, too.
	8:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...now with more thistles...
	8:35am Ted in Montclair: These songs are rollicking and haunting. What a revelation. Thanks for finding and playing them Jeffrey. For a long time there was a Saturday night traditional music series at a little hall in the New Jersey Pine Barrens. I never went, but like to imagine these are the kind of tunes they played.
	8:37am Henry Posner III: Thanks for your discovery of the Newfoundland compilations. I'm a Newfoundlander by marriage and pride myself in my knowledge of Newfie music but this is a new one. Which is EXACTLY why I listen to (and support ) WFMU
	8:40am Jeffrey Davison: @Ted: thank you. I remember the Eagle Tavern on West 14th Street, long gone. The Scratcher in the East Village (which I think is still open...) There are Irish sessions in NYC (not at present) and there is a web page that lists them. I can't recall it at present, but found by google, I think.
	8:41am Jeffrey Davison: @Henry Posner III: I was delighted to find it too! This music is so difficult to find...this is a treasure trove. And thank you.
	8:41am Anita: Mornin Jeffrey, great sounds from French Newfoundland. I'm a big fan of the fiddle. Nova Scotia has some fine fiddle musicians too., Natalie McMaster and her uncle Buddy McMaster true fiddle legends
	8:42am YETI BOB: Hey, good morning everyone. I had to look up "Pigeon Inlet", it's a fictitious Canadian town from a 1960s radio show, kind of like Newbridge NJ or Lake Whatititsname
	8:43am Heidee: Hi Yeti Bob! All well?
	8:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Just marvel that there's this whole culture of Trad players @ pubs or wherever - & they all know all these Songs ! & fiddle & pipes are not the 'easy' instruments that Rawk somehow seems to favor: they are hard to master... even though this Music is probly closer to me racially - it's exotic. I am utterly beguiled by it...
	8:45am YETI BOB: Heidee - yeah, thanks for asking. We're buried in ice and snow, and it's really cold, but that's February, right?
	8:45am YETI BOB: How are you doing?
	8:45am Jeffrey Davison: Anita, good morning! Nova Scotia is tops! I know of Buddy. Saw him play in Cape Breton. Saw Natalie in NYC, and introduced myself afterwards, since I have family roots in Cape Breton.
	8:46am Heidee: YB when life brings you snow, make a snow ball. :-)
	8:46am Jeffrey Davison: YETI BOB: greetings! Thanks for the info. Didn't know that!
	8:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yerknow - anyone can get a Gittar & learn BluesRawk - but - where do you people learn this Folk / Trad stuff ?! How does it even happen...
	8:46am Heidee: Ahm grand, thanks. Umpteen Cappuccini to motivate my grading - again.
	8:47am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi Yeti Bob!!! Thanks for the tune. It was awesome! Bye gang! Have a great rest of your weekend.
	8:47am Heidee: Hi Buddha! Bye Buddha!
	8:47am YETI BOB: Glad you liked it. See ya round Boodz!
	8:48am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks again for another great show Jeffrey!
	8:48am TDK60: See ya Buddhz. \|\| RevRab, lotsa folksters learn by going to outdoor fests. But, remember to wear your mathk.
	8:48am Buddha of Suburbia: Bye bye Heidee! QUick question, Yeti Bob do you think Garageband is better to work with than Audacity?
	8:50am YETI BOB: Buddha: I've never used GarageBand so I can't say. It's supposed to be pretty easy though, might be a good idea to try it if you have a copy
	8:50am Jeffrey Davison: @Andrew in Toronto: please email me your correct email address again...thanks.
	8:51am YETI BOB: Oh it's Chicago's own Bill MacKay! I know this fine fellow! Nice one Bill!
	8:52am Jeffrey Davison: @YETI BOB: two great musicians...
	8:52am Anita: Oh my gosh! I've seen Natalie and Donnell Leahy perform many times! Their children are amazing! I'm their biggest fan. I would love to see them in Cape Breton. I believe they live on a farm in Ontario.
	8:53am Ted in Montclair: Revolution Rabbit et al: re the digital/analog debate. I recall an old interview with Dylan where he was asked to weigh in on digital recording technology. His answer was along the lines of “I like the sound all blended together.”
	8:53am YETI BOB: @JD: Yeah this is a great pairing - I knew this was coming out but haven't heard it yet - thanks for playing it!
	8:53am Heidee: Thank you Jeffrey! Have a great weekend, all.
	8:54am kevlicki: Hi all Andy, thanks for mentioning the Anonymous Choir, pleasant surprise that it’s an old friend that leads it!
	8:54am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Andrew, YETI BOB, Heidee!
	8:54am Buddha of Suburbia: Thanks Yeti Bob! Again, great job on your Party girl submission.
	8:55am Sem: Thx, Jeffrey and all around this shrunken planet for your company. Seeya sometime, Ruth.
	8:55am Jeffrey Davison: Greetings, kevlicki!
	8:56am 12539: Thanks, Jeffrey and Ruth! (I've been enjoying quietly all along.)
	8:56am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Sem, 12539 and Ruth!
	8:57am Sylvia (France-NYC): Thanks Ruth & Jeffrey
	8:57am Ruth Booth: Have a great day, all!
	8:57am TDK60: Thanks Jeffrey. See you folks.
	8:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY DJ JD As Ever TY Ruth !
	8:57am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Sylvia, TDK60 and Rev!
	8:58am Jeffrey Davison: @Anita: I'm way overdue for another trip to Cape Breton...sigh...
	9:03am Anita: Jeffrey@: I know what you mean. I'm longing to get back to Quebec. Thanks so much for sharing a wonderful show with us.

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from February 6, 2021

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Windy & Carl	Crossing Over "Crossing Over" by "Windy & Carl"	Allegiance and Conviction	Kranky	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Yasmin Williams	I Wonder "I Wonder" by "Yasmin Williams"	Urban Driftwood	Spinster	0:05:55 (Pop-up)
Michelle Quereski	Beyond Here "Beyond Here" by "Michelle Quereski"	Short Stories	Michelle Quereski	0:11:10 (Pop-up)
Sam Moss	Sunday People "Sunday People" by "Sam Moss"	Shapes	Sam Moss	0:14:28 (Pop-up)
Lucy Miller & The Dog Roses	Moon Poem	Lucy Miller & The Dog Roses	Soleils Bleus	0:17:33 (Pop-up)
Quarterly	2060 Chiron "2060 Chiron" by "Quarterly"	Pomegranate	Whatever's Clever	0:19:56 (Pop-up)
Lelia Lortik	Lespas de la Somnambule	Une Poignée de Lucioles	Lelia Lortik	0:24:39 (Pop-up)
Carmen Villain	Molina "Molina" by "Carmen Villain"	Sketch for Winter IX: Perlita	Geographic North	0:27:11 (Pop-up)
Page Page	Bread "Bread" by "Page Page"	A Vision of Heaven & Other Perspectives	Page Page	0:31:42 (Pop-up)
Rivulets	Happy New Year "Happy New Year" by "Rivulets"	Happy New Year	Rivulets	0:34:28 (Pop-up)
Babehoven	Only So "Only So" by "Babehoven"	Demonstrating Visible Differences In Height	Babehoven	0:39:49 (Pop-up)
Torres	Don't Run Away, Emilie "Don't Run Away, Emilie" by "Torres"	Torres	Torres	0:44:06 (Pop-up)

Nick Drake	River Man "River Man" by "Nick Drake"	Five Leaves Left	Island Records	0:59:01 (Pop-up)
Skullcrusher	Song for Nick Drake "Song for Nick Drake" by "Skullcrusher"	(digital single)	Secretly Canadian	1:03:18 (Pop-up)
Allysen Callery	Katie Cruel "Katie Cruel" by "Allysen Callery"	Ghost Folk	Cosirecords	1:06:11 (Pop-up)
Karen Dalton	Are You Leaving For The Country	In My Own Time	Paramount / Just Sunshine	1:08:55 (Pop-up)
Tim Hardin	Reason To Believe "Reason To Believe" by "Tim Hardin"	Tim Hardin 1	Verve Folkways	1:12:04 (Pop-up)
Fred Neil	Green Rocky Road "Green Rocky Road" by "Fred Neil"	Fred Neil	Capitol / Folk World	1:14:01 (Pop-up)
Vince Martin	Snow Shadows "Snow Shadows" by "Vince Martin"	Full Circle	CD Baby	1:17:39 (Pop-up)
Dead Beat Daughter	I Write the Law	House Music Vol. 1	Dead Beat Daughter	1:22:31 (Pop-up)
Buck Meek	Dream Daughter "Dream Daughter" by "Buck Meek"	Two Saviors	Keeled Scales	1:25:08 (Pop-up)
The Murderers of Love	Fearless Warriors	Motel	Vibrosonic	1:28:51 (Pop-up)
Jack Cade	When You Come Running "When You Come Running" by "Jack Cade"	Bear Bones	Jack Cade	1:31:50 (Pop-up)
The Lonesome Family Band	No John Wayne	Demos	The Lonesome Family Band	1:35:18 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	Mother Of Muses "Mother Of Muses" by "Bob Dylan"	Rough And Rowdy Ways	Columbia	1:39:57 (Pop-up)
Adam Lytle	The Fatal Shore "The Fatal Shore" by "Adam Lytle"	Co-Mission: An Artist Relief Compilation, Vol. 2	Folkadelphia	1:44:21 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen	Who By Fire "Who By Fire" by "Leonard Cohen"	New Skin For The Old Ceremony	Columbia	1:47:29 (Pop-up)

Gordon Quinton	St. Anne's Reel / Flowers of Edinburgh	Woodnight Moon	Pigeon Inlet Productions	2:05:38 (Pop-up)
Ray Johnson	Flowers of Edinburgh "Flowers of Edinburgh" by "Ray Johnson"	A Breath of Newfoundland	Pigeon Inlet Productions	2:08:13 (Pop-up)
Emile Benoit & Pamela Morgan	Roaming Scott / Welcome to Holiday Inn	Tradition: Songs, Stories and Tunes From Newfoundland and Labrador (V.A.)	Pigeon Inlet Productions	2:10:37 (Pop-up)
Rufus Guinchard	Jim Rumbolt's Tune	Step Dances & Doubles	Pigeon Inlet Productions	2:15:42 (Pop-up)
Ivan White	Jig (Learned from his father)	Music From French Newfoundland / Musique de la Terre-Neuve Française (V.A.)	Pigeon Inlet Productions	2:19:37 (Pop-up)
Ed Doucette	The Cape Reel "The Cape Reel" by "Ed Doucette"	Music From French Newfoundland / Musique de la Terre-Neuve Française (V.A.)	Pigeon Inlet Productions	2:20:55 (Pop-up)
The Bowman Family	Nancy Hogan "Nancy Hogan" by "The Bowman Family"	The Lonesome Boatman (V.A.)	Pigeon Inlet Productions	2:23:23 (Pop-up)
The Broderick Family	Shetland Reels	The Lonesome Boatman (V.A.)	Pigeon Inlet Productions	2:25:31 (Pop-up)
Jim Payne & Kelly Russell	The Dance on Peter Street / The Banshee	Jim Payne & Kelly Russell	Pigeon Inlet Productions	2:28:15 (Pop-up)
Esther Squires	John Reilly "John Reilly" by "Esther Squires"	The Lonesome Boatman (V.A.)	Pigeon Inlet Productions	2:31:36 (Pop-up)
Ann Martin	The Rocks of Merasheen	The Lonesome Boatman (V.A.)	Pigeon Inlet Productions	2:34:57 (Pop-up)
Nora Brown	Last Chance "Last Chance" by "Nora Brown"	Cinnamon Tree	Jalopy Records	2:37:42 (Pop-up)
Henry Barnes feat. Dan Gellert and Deb Posey	Sugarfoot Rag	Cat Town	Brine Collector Records	2:40:18 (Pop-up)
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	6:01am Heidee: Guten Morgen, Dears! Hi Jeffrey!
	6:03am Sem: Good morning, Jeffrey, Ruth itb, and Heidee.
	6:03am Ruth Booth: Good Morning!
	6:03am Niall: Good morning, shrunken place! Hello, Heidee!
	6:05am 12539: Heigh ho, Heigh ho!
	6:05am 12539: (Ruth!)
	6:05am Sylvia (France-NYC): Hello Ruth, Jeffrey I was all like "oh, that song is so good", then looked at the clock and knew :)
	6:07am Heidee: Hey Ruth, Sylvia (ditto!), Sem, Niall, 12539!
	6:07am duke: Morning Jeffrey and shrunken heads
	6:07am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Heidee, Sem, Ruth, Niall, 12539 and Sylvia!
	6:08am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning duke!
	6:09am Cooh John: Good morning Jeffrey, Sem, Ruth, Sylvia, 12359, Heidee, Niall, and planeteers to come.
	6:11am Sem: Good day to you, Cooh John. Giant snow storm arriving here tomorow night.
	6:11am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Cooh John!
	6:15am Cooh John: Sem, we got 6 inches of snow this week.
	6:18am Sem: Our winter has been a long wet November, repeated. Spring is coming.
	6:29am Kevin-san: Good morning JD and planeteers!
	6:30am Fredericks: The coffee's ready. The Sun isn't, quite yet.
	6:30am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Kevin-san and Fredericks!
	6:31am Kevin-san: I could translate the track title of Lelia Lortik's song (The steps of the sleepwalker) but had to look up the word in the album title, it's "A fistful of fireflies" quite poetic
	6:36am Jeffrey Davison: Kevin-san: you got it, I think. Handful is what Google translated it as...
	6:39am Andy: Good morning to all residents of the shrunken planet and all ships at sea.
	6:40am Miles: we're gonna need a bigger boat
	6:41am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Andy and Miles!
	6:41am Fredericks: Morning, Jeffrey and my fellow aficionados of sublime frequencies.
	6:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Morning ! ...how tired of being compared to Elliot Smith ya reckon Rivulets are ??...
	6:44am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Rev Rabbit! @Fredericks...coffee kicking in...
	6:48am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning Jeffrey and all other Planeteers.
	6:51am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Andrew!
	6:52am Fredericks: Yes indeed, Mister Davison.
	6:53am Andy: It was a Bandcamp Friday yesterday. Went wild with purchases of some of the great music Jeffrey has been playing this past month.
	6:54am Zetti: :)
	6:57am Jeffrey Davison: Andy: good deal! I only bought one thing but forgot another so going back today... Good morning Zetti!
	7:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Exiled From Heaven ' by Ian MacDonald about Nick Drake if anybody hasn't read it : pdfslide.net...
	7:05am Mr. Pumpy: Morning, Jeffrey! I have been sleeping in on Saturdays since moving in with pops. It's been too long. Great first set! I had to drive to a surgical center for a minor procedure this morning. It's great to hear you delivering the goods.
	7:06am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Mr. Pumpy! Yeah, long time... Hope you're well. @Rev Rabbit: thanks for the tip...
	7:08am Kevino: I think critical thinking and common sense is shrinking along with the planet.
	7:09am ?: Good morning, all! Never a bad thing to wake up to Nick Drake!
	7:10am Chris: Good morning, all! Never a bad thing to wake up to Nick Drake!
	7:12am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Kevino, and evidence supports your statement! You're welcome, Chris (and all) for Nick Drake...
	7:13am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kevino - I always bring up that WWII followed the Depression - & that ain't rocket science. & - I think it was on 'On Being' that someone observed that sometimes there are things the human animal feels it needs more than Facts... Jung & Joseph Campbell tried to tell us we're the story-telling monkey...
	7:15am Andrew in Toronto: Great call Jeffrey!
	7:16am briania: This program always starts me off right with the sound of Saturday morning. Thanks, Jeffrey.
	7:16am Jeffrey Davison: Rev Rabbit: well, it looks like we'd better keep telling stories, then! @ Andrew: thanks!
	7:16am Chris: Love Tim Hardin. I was obsessed with him for a minute. His Woodstock set is a beautiful train wreck.
	7:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Woodstock itself was...
	7:17am Deborah: Good Morning!
	7:18am Jeffrey Davison: @Chris: every time I go back and listen to Tim Hardin, I'm amazed at how great he was... @Rev: indeed... Good morning Deborah!
	7:19am TDK60: Morning Jeffrey. Great to hear these '60s giants, Hardin, Neil!
	7:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Every time I hear FredNeil I remember to save some of my TimBuckley adoration for him as well. I gather he was held in general great esteem on the 'scene'...
	7:20am Fredericks: These last few songs are taking me back to a very pleasant place and time. Songs are a wonderful form of time travel.
	7:22am Deborah: Tim Hardin followed by Fred Neil is enough to keep the mood going. Two absolute favorites who I came to know from listening to WFMU.
	7:22am Andy: Too bad Karen Dalton, Fred Neil and Vince Martin never got their posthumous Volkswagen commercial like Nick Drake...
	7:23am Roadside Picnic: afternoon all :) nice version of snow shadows-when does that date from ?
	7:26am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning TDK60! @Fredericks and Deborah: an unplanned set... @Andy: yeah, all way underappreciated in their time. @Roadside Picnic: greetings! A live version, I believe, from 2003.
	7:27am Jeffrey Davison: @Roadside Picnic: wrong info...that may have been the release date...will try and check.
	7:29am Jeffrey Davison: @Roadside Picnic: I reverse my reversal...2003
	7:30am Zoot: Googled Dead Beat Daughter and got Nancy Sinatra?!
	7:30am Roadside Picnic: Thanks @ Jeffrey, that song is one of my all time favorites-very poignant lyrics !
	7:32am Jeffrey Davison: @Zoot: re: Dead Beat Daughter: go to bandcamp
	7:32am Doug in JC: Good morning everyone. Slowly coming to this morning
	7:34am Aaron Working In Newark: Good morning Jeffrey
	7:35am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Doug in JC and Aaron!
	7:42am Fredericks: Rev. Rab, any idea how about how long ago you heard the On Being about needing more than facts?
	7:43am SmokinJ: Mornin' jd & all! Great sounds abound! 8-)
	7:43am Strandlund: Good Morning Jeffrey and everyone...now this is the way to start the weekend!!
	7:43am Toothgrinder Tom: Nice to listen to ‘Shrunken Planet’ of an early Saturday morning while everyone else is still asleep ...
	7:44am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning SmokinJ, Strandlund and Toothgrinder Tom, and thanks all!
	7:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fredericks I believe it was this episode : onbeing.org... - which I found really insightful. Dylan in quite good voice there. No - haven't really heard the 'new' one...
	7:48am dale: morning, really like this set. surprised this wasn't leonard cohen.
	7:49am jamesie: Man, I was plumbing in a toilet and Dylan came on. I have heard his song so many times already. Mother of Muses. \i stood, staring out the window, sobbing. I trembled and cried some more, my body was shuddering. Why?
	7:49am dale: ....with the turntable a touch fast.
	7:50am dale: jamesie -i always shudder at the thought of swapping out a toilet.
	7:51am jamesie: not the plumbing, my friend. If only.
	7:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Has been observed that on 'Murder Most Foul' Bob is drawing our attention to our modern history to outline our failure to take the right things seriously & call the Accountable to task...
	7:51am Jeffrey Davison: @dale: yeah! So much a Leonard Cohen vibe, in a lot of ways. The best song Lytle has written, I think. @jamesie: these days, after months of stress and illness, it's not possible to keep it all in...
	7:52am Ted in Montclair: I overslept this morning and missed some great stuff. Good morning Jeffrey and co. Sorry...it won’t happen again.
	7:53am Jeffrey Davison: @RevRabbit: I have to buy that Dylan album and give it a good listen... Good morning Ted! Thank goodness for the archives...
	7:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I often find it hard to sing Dylan songs & keep it together....
	7:56am Chris: Damn. Drake, Dalton, Dylan, Cohen...this m’fer spittin this morning.
	7:56am Jeffrey Davison: @Chris: ha!
	7:59am Chris: Hardin...
	8:00am Andy: There’s a beautiful collection of choral Leonard Cohen covers by a group called the Anonymous Choir out there, on Bandcamp and elsewhere. Lovely arrangement of “Who by Fire.”
	8:01am Sylvia (France-NYC): CD Baby have merged with Bandzoogle, and a lot has changed
	8:01am Toothgrinder Tom: I kind of miss cd’s sometimes. From an audiophile point of view they were probably the best.
	8:02am Alicja Uleshuh: Mornin! CD Baby turned into a great distro service that gets music to major and minor streaming services. Same as Tunecore but you only pay a fee one time as opposed to yearly
	8:02am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Toothgrinder Tom a lot of bands still do cds! (we do!) Don't give up :)
	8:03am Jeffrey Davison: @Andy: thanks for the tip! Didn't know them... @Sylvia: I will take a bit of time and check... @Toothgrinder Tom: good time to pick up CDs, if one is so inclined!
	8:03am dale: google gave me NOTHING on adam.
	8:04am Jeffrey Davison: Alicja: Good morning and thanks!
	8:04am Jeffrey Davison: @dale: google Wild Leaves bandcamp or Quicksilver Daydream and bandcamp
	8:05am Jeffrey Davison: Here's the link to the NY Times article about music in the Ozarks: www.nytimes.com...
	8:06am Toothgrinder Tom: I made an aborted attempt to revive my record collection a few years ago, so I don’t think I’ll be repeating that with cd’s anytime soon. But now as opposed to then, I do think the latter is the superior médium, despite all the romanticism enshrouding vinyl.
	8:06am TDK60: Cassettes are superior.
	8:08am Heidee: Take it away man!
	8:08am Toothgrinder Tom: @TDK don’t they wear down a bit with each use and finally break?
	8:09am Fredericks: Thanks, Revolution!
	8:09am Sylvia (France-NYC): I can't get on board with these cassette and vinyl revivals, CDs are great, solid, practical, easy to store, you can rip them, take them in your purse, send them in an enveloppe and so on...
	8:09am Toothgrinder Tom: @Jeffrey I saw that article but thought it looked too depressing to read.
	8:09am Jeffrey Davison: @Toothgrinder Tom: ha! I hear you. Impossible to follow each change in technology, unless...$$ @TDK60: ha! Don't think so...
	8:09am Deborah: Andy: Never heard of the Anonymous Choir but will go listen.
	8:10am dale: one photo in that article - the gentleman's hand has the same sort of topographic lines as the map he's perusing.
	8:11am Fredericks: Man, Gordon Quinton brings to mind Tony Rice.
	8:11am melinda: Morning everyone
	8:12am Jeffrey Davison: @Sylvia: CDs are good in so many ways... @Fredericks: Quinton is a good one, yeah! @melinda: good morning!
	8:14am Buddha of Suburbia: Good morning Jeffrey! Morning folks! I was thinking of a good limerick, but couldn't remember any. Is this Irish music day?
	8:14am Toothgrinder Tom: @Sylvia vinyl is too perishable and too easily damaged by handling unlike cd’s (whenever I bought a new vinyl record back in the old days I would invariably get a thumb print or scratch on them within five minutes, despite being extra careful with how I handled them), and also the increasingly smaller circles towards the end of the record meant that less information could be put on the disc. Ridiculous!
	8:15am TDK60: Toothgrinder Tom. Only kidding! But, you can't play them repeatedly; switch around your tapes. I have hundreds of tapes, 30-40 years old, that still work well. I also have tons of records and CDs. Still buy CDs too (when I'm not unemployed during plagues). One thing I miss is a reel to reel tape deck.
	8:15am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Buddha! In answer to your question, no, but I found a bunch of good Scots and Irish stuff from Newfoundland and Labrador!
	8:16am Heidee: also good dog breeds :-)
	8:16am Toothgrinder Tom: @TDK60 not to mention wax cylinders ...
	8:16am Heidee: I believe you can train them to play a wee tune on the fiddle
	8:17am Jeffrey Davison: @Heidee: you do that, and we'll put it live on FMU!
	8:18am Toothgrinder Tom: However I will say one nice thing about a record is when you put one on, it just plays unless and until you get up to change it, so it forces you to listen to an entire side. I also miss how sides A and B seemed to have different ‘personalities’ if you will.
	8:18am TDK60: But there's nothing like the romance of an MP3.
	8:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Every Medium has its own characteristics. For one thing - CDs were Mastered terribly in the beginning - so there's a Before & After when talking about CD sound perhaps? Point being made here: There's Sound & there's Convenience of format... The convenience of Digital is obvious. If convenience seems a bad word - try versatility... The history of formats was kind of Expansion - expanding the sound & the equipment - & then when the Digital world came down - it reversed & became about Compression: how much can we take out for storage & transmission (online) & hope no one notices too much... Analog means one thing is Analogous to another : a Sound Wave & record grooves or tape magnetism... With Digital - it's a question of how often you take a slice of that nice round sound wave - Sampling Rates... With Analog - all the Mechanical aspects are a detriment: damage every time you use it, preservation - getting records or tapes (tapes!) to go smoothly @ the right speed always... CDs are Optical-Digital. So - some interesting Mechanics still... I think they gt a little ahead of themselves with Design for the sake of selling us all back our own Culture once again... & put the Market ahead of the Audio... So ever since it's been - how do we put back what we took out into them?...
	8:21am dale: rev rab - all i know is the kids like their vinyls and crosley record players from target.
	8:22am Buddha of Suburbia: Morning TDK60! Are you going to be submitting a song for the "Party Girl" Contest?
	8:22am Brian in UK: Hello Jeffrey & folks. I thought live music was best.
	8:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Medium is the Massage ...the Massage is sold @ Market...
	8:24am Toothgrinder Tom: @Revolution Rabbit not sure I follow all of what you wrote there but in the main I agree: I’ve read that sound engineers say that cd’s sound more like the master tapes of a recording (when we’ll engineered; as you say, the early ones were not), whereas vinyl has to them a flattened or distorted sound, which may in fact be the much longed for ‘warmth’ that vinyl enthusiasts often talk about.
	8:25am Jeffrey Davison: Hello Brian! You might be right, but love those live recordings!
	8:26am TDK60: Morning Buddha. "Party Girl contest"?! Well, I never...
	8:27am Buddha of Suburbia: TDK60, you don't know what I'm talking about?? By the way remember to check your mail.
	8:28am TDK60: I love a partee, Buddha. Especially mathkerades!
	8:29am Brian in UK: That warm distorted sound was fluff attached to the stylus. Jeffrey, I see that the Band's Stage Fright is being reissued with numerous unnecessary 'bonus tracks'. The interesting extra is a concert from the Albert Hall in '71. I remember being there, high point was Garth Hudson playing Chest Fever on the Albert Hall organ.
	8:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Digital is clearer - being numbers translated directly to sound. A stylus in a groove has to vibrate the Bass & Treble all @ once - &tc. On the other hand - a record groove or tape magnetism are Analogous to a Sound Wave: no Sampling sections sliced out of the Sound Wave to turn into numbers... It's a matter for Science to tell us how they actually compare for Reproduction...
	8:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& what that has to do w/ Hearing & Perception...
	8:30am Doug in JC: Sound quality is overrated
	8:31am dale: i keep humming the irish spring tune over these.
	8:32am TDK60: Hi Brian in UK. "Live" is better (though a bit smelly sometimes). Yikes, "Chest Fever" on the Albert Hall pipes. Woo.
	8:33am Heidee: great session tune
	8:33am Jeffrey Davison: @Brian...lucky you! @dale...we need a Scottish Spring soap, too.
	8:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...now with more thistles...
	8:35am Ted in Montclair: These songs are rollicking and haunting. What a revelation. Thanks for finding and playing them Jeffrey. For a long time there was a Saturday night traditional music series at a little hall in the New Jersey Pine Barrens. I never went, but like to imagine these are the kind of tunes they played.
	8:37am Henry Posner III: Thanks for your discovery of the Newfoundland compilations. I'm a Newfoundlander by marriage and pride myself in my knowledge of Newfie music but this is a new one. Which is EXACTLY why I listen to (and support ) WFMU
	8:40am Jeffrey Davison: @Ted: thank you. I remember the Eagle Tavern on West 14th Street, long gone. The Scratcher in the East Village (which I think is still open...) There are Irish sessions in NYC (not at present) and there is a web page that lists them. I can't recall it at present, but found by google, I think.
	8:41am Jeffrey Davison: @Henry Posner III: I was delighted to find it too! This music is so difficult to find...this is a treasure trove. And thank you.
	8:41am Anita: Mornin Jeffrey, great sounds from French Newfoundland. I'm a big fan of the fiddle. Nova Scotia has some fine fiddle musicians too., Natalie McMaster and her uncle Buddy McMaster true fiddle legends
	8:42am YETI BOB: Hey, good morning everyone. I had to look up "Pigeon Inlet", it's a fictitious Canadian town from a 1960s radio show, kind of like Newbridge NJ or Lake Whatititsname
	8:43am Heidee: Hi Yeti Bob! All well?
	8:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Just marvel that there's this whole culture of Trad players @ pubs or wherever - & they all know all these Songs ! & fiddle & pipes are not the 'easy' instruments that Rawk somehow seems to favor: they are hard to master... even though this Music is probly closer to me racially - it's exotic. I am utterly beguiled by it...
	8:45am YETI BOB: Heidee - yeah, thanks for asking. We're buried in ice and snow, and it's really cold, but that's February, right?
	8:45am YETI BOB: How are you doing?
	8:45am Jeffrey Davison: Anita, good morning! Nova Scotia is tops! I know of Buddy. Saw him play in Cape Breton. Saw Natalie in NYC, and introduced myself afterwards, since I have family roots in Cape Breton.
	8:46am Heidee: YB when life brings you snow, make a snow ball. :-)
	8:46am Jeffrey Davison: YETI BOB: greetings! Thanks for the info. Didn't know that!
	8:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yerknow - anyone can get a Gittar & learn BluesRawk - but - where do you people learn this Folk / Trad stuff ?! How does it even happen...
	8:46am Heidee: Ahm grand, thanks. Umpteen Cappuccini to motivate my grading - again.
	8:47am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi Yeti Bob!!! Thanks for the tune. It was awesome! Bye gang! Have a great rest of your weekend.
	8:47am Heidee: Hi Buddha! Bye Buddha!
	8:47am YETI BOB: Glad you liked it. See ya round Boodz!
	8:48am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks again for another great show Jeffrey!
	8:48am TDK60: See ya Buddhz. \|\| RevRab, lotsa folksters learn by going to outdoor fests. But, remember to wear your mathk.
	8:48am Buddha of Suburbia: Bye bye Heidee! QUick question, Yeti Bob do you think Garageband is better to work with than Audacity?
	8:50am YETI BOB: Buddha: I've never used GarageBand so I can't say. It's supposed to be pretty easy though, might be a good idea to try it if you have a copy
	8:50am Jeffrey Davison: @Andrew in Toronto: please email me your correct email address again...thanks.
	8:51am YETI BOB: Oh it's Chicago's own Bill MacKay! I know this fine fellow! Nice one Bill!
	8:52am Jeffrey Davison: @YETI BOB: two great musicians...
	8:52am Anita: Oh my gosh! I've seen Natalie and Donnell Leahy perform many times! Their children are amazing! I'm their biggest fan. I would love to see them in Cape Breton. I believe they live on a farm in Ontario.
	8:53am Ted in Montclair: Revolution Rabbit et al: re the digital/analog debate. I recall an old interview with Dylan where he was asked to weigh in on digital recording technology. His answer was along the lines of “I like the sound all blended together.”
	8:53am YETI BOB: @JD: Yeah this is a great pairing - I knew this was coming out but haven't heard it yet - thanks for playing it!
	8:53am Heidee: Thank you Jeffrey! Have a great weekend, all.
	8:54am kevlicki: Hi all Andy, thanks for mentioning the Anonymous Choir, pleasant surprise that it’s an old friend that leads it!
	8:54am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Andrew, YETI BOB, Heidee!
	8:54am Buddha of Suburbia: Thanks Yeti Bob! Again, great job on your Party girl submission.
	8:55am Sem: Thx, Jeffrey and all around this shrunken planet for your company. Seeya sometime, Ruth.
	8:55am Jeffrey Davison: Greetings, kevlicki!
	8:56am 12539: Thanks, Jeffrey and Ruth! (I've been enjoying quietly all along.)
	8:56am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Sem, 12539 and Ruth!
	8:57am Sylvia (France-NYC): Thanks Ruth & Jeffrey
	8:57am Ruth Booth: Have a great day, all!
	8:57am TDK60: Thanks Jeffrey. See you folks.
	8:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY DJ JD As Ever TY Ruth !
	8:57am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Sylvia, TDK60 and Rev!
	8:58am Jeffrey Davison: @Anita: I'm way overdue for another trip to Cape Breton...sigh...
	9:03am Anita: Jeffrey@: I know what you mean. I'm longing to get back to Quebec. Thanks so much for sharing a wonderful show with us.

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from February 6, 2021

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