WFMU: Everybody's Songs with Cricket: Playlist from July 6, 2024

Listener comments!
	9:01am fred: Good morning Cricket and cricketeers
	9:02am luka: gm all
	9:03am Mxter Baba: hey there, Cricket and folx—how delightful! I was just reading a story where two people (who might be courting) were singing to each other folk songs from their respective traditions
	9:03am TDK60: Good day, DJ Cricket.
	9:04am dale: hey now. have my renaissance faire frilly blouse on.
	9:06am cricket: good morning, everybody!
	9:06am cl@m_digger: Good morning all - thank you cricket I am so happy we have folk back on Saturday mornings I really missed it. Listened to a bit of your first show on the archive I’m pumped and looking forward to this summer
	9:09am fred: ↳ Song: "Lady Margaret" by "Tony & Irene Saletan" More versions (including one by Pete Seeger) here: wfmu.org...
	9:10am chresti: Morning Cricket and everybody! Mxter Babakins!
	9:10am Mxter Baba: ↳ chresti @9:10 chrestikins!
	9:14am PaulRobeson1924: Neil Postman wrote about Sesame street
	9:14am PaulRobeson1924: Probably for the best.
	9:16am Bruto: Stay the course, Cricket!
	9:16am luka: don’t sweat it!!
	9:16am Toothgrinder Tom: Merciful banjos!
	9:17am Toothgrinder Tom: @PaulRobeson1924 @9:14 what did he have to say about it?
	9:19am cricket: that was terrible, i'm so sorry 😭 thank you for your patience with me this morning, folks!!
	9:19am jakee.jc: Funny anti-union, anti-strike song there??
	9:19am jakee.jc: You got this cricket!
	9:22am fred: ↳ cricket @9:19 That wasn't terrible, it was human (you proved you're not a robot better than a captcha ever could). It was really a welcome to WFMU moment
	9:23am PaulRobeson1924: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @9:17 Inside the book- “Amusing ourselves to death: Public discourse in the age of showbuisness”
	9:31am cricket: ↳ fred @9:22 thank you so much 😭🤍
	9:31am Toothgrinder Tom: What’s his take?
	9:33am Mxter Baba: "niiiice lookin chicken house" really cracked me up!
	9:44am Noodle: loving the show, Cricket!
	9:51am joe mulligan: ↳ Mxter Baba @9:33 hahaha, hipster or homesteader?
	9:53am jakee.jc: Great set cricket glad to have this Saturday morning folk time :)
	9:54am fred: ↳ joe mulligan @9:51 Maybe being both is the next trend
	9:55am alan the painter: hey everybodies, check out Tom Jones! We Can Work it out on the Home Page, so good!
	9:57am joe mulligan: ↳ fred @9:54 for sure.. you could def say that about Petaluma CA near me
	9:58am alan the painter: just to hot in south philly!
	9:59am Delicate Chester: I'm dropping in and out while doing housework but you're sounding folking great so far, Cricket :)
	10:02am alan the painter: great set cricket!
	10:02am Roee R.: Love the show!
	10:02am Toothgrinder Tom: Are hipsters still around? I haven’t seen any in ages.
	10:03am cricket: ↳ Delicate Chester @9:59 thank you so much, Chester!! careful not to let any snakes bite your hoehandle as you go about said housework
	10:06am Matty cannabis: I like this show
	10:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ Good ♄Saturday FMUvianz ~
	10:14am joe mulligan: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @10:02 you're right, hipsters became extinct, replaced by millenial normcore
	10:17am chresti: I love Roscoe Holcomb
	10:18am TDK60: ↳ Song: "Just as the Evening Sun" by "Ed Trickett" Cricket, I just read that Steinbeck book, Sea of Cortez, about his marine bio ship trip with Ed Ricketts; you just mentioned him.
	10:22am cricket: ↳ TDK60 @10:18 that's so funny! i haven't read that one, myself, but i recently started Cannery Row, and they say the central marine biologist figure in that one is sort of a Ricketts stand-in. what did you think of Sea of Cortez?
	10:23am fred: ↳ joe mulligan @10:14 That explains why my uber-hipster coworker got out of touch. He followed trends faithfully, but he's no millenial
	10:27am TDK60: ↳ cricket @10:22 It's great. Biology, diary, Steinbeck's thoughts on the world.
	10:28am Toothgrinder Tom: I’m halfway through ‘East of Eden.’
	10:29am Toothgrinder Tom: And I do intend to finish it.
	10:29am cricket: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @10:28 nice!! it's been some years since i read that one, but i remember enjoying it. what do you think so far?
	10:30am Jessica is cool: Cricket what an incredible set!
	10:30am cricket: maybe we should get an "Everybody's Books" book club going
	10:30am Toothgrinder Tom: @cricket I’m impressed and surprised by how evil some of the characters are.
	10:32am cricket: ↳ Jessica is cool @10:30 thank you so much!! i've been loving your show so far, too
	10:32am chresti: ↳ Song: "Night Motif" by "Yximalloo" ❕❕❕
	10:33am Toothgrinder Tom: But it is a bit .., gloomy and pessimistic about the human condition? Shouldn’t the quintessential California writer (along with Jack London) be a little sunnier? But I’ve read that as he got older he got mired in interpersonal problems that soured him on people.
	10:33am Noodle: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @10:33 Ain’t that the way it goes
	10:34am fred: I can't wait for those stupid games to be over. First covid, then getting ready for the games, public transit is so crowded I can't read. Then again we might get a fascist government tomorrow (as in this Sunday) which would get rid of it altogether. Reading too, come to think of it
	10:35am Delicate Chester: ↳ cricket @10:03 I shall certainly do my utmost! Sounds awfully painful
	10:35am Toothgrinder Tom: @Noodle 10:33 oh, Noodle, I hope not.
	10:37am Yes: 😎
	10:38am fred: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @10:33 I think most interpersonal problems are ego problems
	10:40am Yes: Really nice sounds.
	10:40am Toothgrinder Tom: @fred well said, fred - they certainly seemed to be in Steinbeck’s case. He gave as good as he got, based on what I’ve read. He didn’t treat people in his life very well.
	10:48am PNX: Cricket, I'm really enjoying all of the context you're providing to the music, both personal and academic. Thank you so much! This is the best of what I listen to WFMU for.
	10:50am cricket: ↳ PNX @10:48 thank you so much!! i'm brand new to radio & just kinda fumbling my way through each show (as today's opening demonstrated hahaha), so this truly means such a great deal
	10:54am fred: ↳ cricket @10:50 When you're a seasoned DJ you'll still fumble through it (thanks to balky equipment) but you'll get better at dealing with it. Meaning covering for it or not, whichever fits best
	10:55am fred: ↳ fred @10:54 BTW the keyboard click sounds early on were a nice touch
	10:56am john_zilla: good morning. thank you Cricket for the relaxing tunes this hot AM
	10:57am TDK60: Gracias, Cricket.
	10:57am cricket: about to sign off - thank you so much for joining me today, everybody! can't wait 'til next weekend
	10:58am ranjit: ↳ cricket @10:57 thank you!
	11:01am chresti: Thanks cricket!
	11:03am Delicate Chester: ↳ cricket @10:50 Maybe I can relate...I recently moved to a new position (not at all related to radio) after a decade doing basically the same thing, and am struggling with (quote unquote) imposter syndrome etc...but I try to remind myself that we wouldn't be doing this if the people around us didn't believe in us, and if fundamentally we didn't believe in ourselves. PMA! TL;DR I really enjoyed the parts of the show that I was able to catch, thanks Cricket :)

Everybody's Songs with Cricket: Playlist from July 6, 2024

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Tony & Irene Saletan	Lady Margaret	Folk Songs and Ballads	Folk-Legacy Records	1970	Roud 253, Child 74 Tony Saletan appearing as Sesame Street's very first musical guest (1969): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MZIFFIt9jE	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Fleming Brown	Ford Machine "Ford Machine" by "Fleming Brown"	Fleming Brown	Folk-Legacy Records	1962		0:17:26 (Pop-up)
Fleming Brown	Flag of Blue, White, and Red	Fleming Brown	Folk-Legacy Records	1962		0:17:29 (Pop-up)
Eldridge Montgomery	Old Wandering Boy	Legends of Old-Time Music: Fifty Years of County Records	County Records	2015		0:18:45 (Pop-up)
James Trujillo, Sam Garcia, & Modesto Garcia	Matachines Dance	Spanish and Mexican Folk Music of New Mexico	Folkways Records	1952	recorded 1949	0:21:24 (Pop-up)
Jasper Llewellyn	All My Trials "All My Trials" by "Jasper Llewellyn"	Our Singing Tradition Vol. 1	Broadside Hacks	2021		0:22:52 (Pop-up)
Loren Chasse	part i "part i" by "Loren Chasse"	Synthesis of Neglected Places	AKTI	2021	originally released by Unique Ancient Tavern in 1998	0:26:07 (Pop-up)
Richard Chase	The Snakebit Hoehandle	American Folk Tales and Songs	Tradition Records	1956		0:29:56 (Pop-up)
Joe & Janette Carter	Kitty and I "Kitty and I" by "Joe & Janette Carter"	Sing Carter Family Favorites	County Records	1966		0:32:08 (Pop-up)
Bud Reed	Waiting for a Train (All Around the Water Tank)	Way Out on the Mountain: Jimmie Rodgers Songs by Bud Reed	Folkways Records	1982		0:34:35 (Pop-up)
Dorothy Carter	The Lark in the Morning / Balinderry	Troubadour	Celeste	1976	to be reissued by Drag City on Aug 30, 2024	0:53:11 (Pop-up)
Maximiliano Valencia	Paloma "Paloma" by "Maximiliano Valencia"	The Yaqui Dances: Pascola Music of the Yaqui Indians of Northern Mexico	Folkways Records	1957		0:55:01 (Pop-up)
Roscoe Holcomb	Coney Isle "Coney Isle" by "Roscoe Holcomb"	The High Lonesome Sound	Folkways Records	1965		0:57:40 (Pop-up)
Ed Trickett	Just as the Evening Sun	The Telling Takes Me Home	Folk-Legacy Records	1972		0:59:32 (Pop-up)
Spud Gravely	George Allen "George Allen" by "Spud Gravely"	Ballads and Songs of the Blue Ridge Mountains: Persistence and Change	Folkways Records	1968	Roud 147, Child 85	1:03:27 (Pop-up)
Dorothy Howard	Babes in the Wood "Babes in the Wood" by "Dorothy Howard"	Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still: The Warner Collection, Vol. I	Appleseed Recordings	2000	recorded c. 1940?	1:04:37 (Pop-up)
Derek Piotr	How Can I Keep from Crying?	The Devil Knows How	DPSR / Gourd Recordings	2022	https://fieldwork-archive.com/	1:05:39 (Pop-up)
Frank Proffitt	Lord Lovel "Lord Lovel" by "Frank Proffitt"	Memorial Album	Folk-Legacy Records	1968	recorded c. 1965; Roud 48, Child 75	1:20:53 (Pop-up)
David Sun	Deep Into the Earth (excerpt)	Deep Into the Earth	Oreade Music	1997	field recordings taken in caves	1:24:33 (Pop-up)
Hobart Smith	Interview with Alan Lomax					1:26:41 (Pop-up)
Texas Gladden	Mental Pictures (Interview)	Ballad Legacy: The Alan Lomax Portait Series	Rounder Records	2001	recorded sometime between 1941 & 1959	1:27:03 (Pop-up)
Texas Gladden	Mary Hamilton "Mary Hamilton" by "Texas Gladden"	Ballad Legacy: The Alan Lomax Portait Series	Rounder Records	2001	recorded sometime between 1941 & 1959	1:28:21 (Pop-up)
Yximalloo	Night Motif "Night Motif" by "Yximalloo"	New Classic	self-released	1986		1:32:01 (Pop-up)
Destroy All Monsters	It Hurts Me "It Hurts Me" by "Destroy All Monsters"	1974-1976	Ecstatic Peace! / Father Yod	1994	reissued by Compound Annex Records in 2009; originally recorded between 1974 & 1976	1:33:18 (Pop-up)
Chuck Person	Eccojam A5 "Eccojam A5" by "Chuck Person"	Chuck Person's Eccojams Vol. 1	The Curatorial Club	2010	samples "Everybody's Been Burned" by The Byrds	1:34:36 (Pop-up)
Scott Tuma	March "March" by "Scott Tuma"	Hard Again	Atavistic Records	2001		1:37:38 (Pop-up)
Dee Hicks	The Lost Gander "The Lost Gander" by "Dee Hicks"	Ballads & Banjo Music from the Tennessee Cumberland Plateau	County Records	1985		1:47:55 (Pop-up)
Kiran Leonard	Castell "Castell" by "Kiran Leonard"	Trespass on Foot	self-released	2021		1:49:40 (Pop-up)
Doc Watson, Clint Howard, & Fred Price	He's Coming in Glory Some Day	Friends of Old Time Music	Folkways Records	1964	recorded 1961	1:56:48 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am fred: Good morning Cricket and cricketeers
	9:02am luka: gm all
	9:03am Mxter Baba: hey there, Cricket and folx—how delightful! I was just reading a story where two people (who might be courting) were singing to each other folk songs from their respective traditions
	9:03am TDK60: Good day, DJ Cricket.
	9:04am dale: hey now. have my renaissance faire frilly blouse on.
	9:06am cricket: good morning, everybody!
	9:06am cl@m_digger: Good morning all - thank you cricket I am so happy we have folk back on Saturday mornings I really missed it. Listened to a bit of your first show on the archive I’m pumped and looking forward to this summer
	9:09am fred: ↳ Song: "Lady Margaret" by "Tony & Irene Saletan" More versions (including one by Pete Seeger) here: wfmu.org...
	9:10am chresti: Morning Cricket and everybody! Mxter Babakins!
	9:10am Mxter Baba: ↳ chresti @9:10 chrestikins!
	9:14am PaulRobeson1924: Neil Postman wrote about Sesame street
	9:14am PaulRobeson1924: Probably for the best.
	9:16am Bruto: Stay the course, Cricket!
	9:16am luka: don’t sweat it!!
	9:16am Toothgrinder Tom: Merciful banjos!
	9:17am Toothgrinder Tom: @PaulRobeson1924 @9:14 what did he have to say about it?
	9:19am cricket: that was terrible, i'm so sorry 😭 thank you for your patience with me this morning, folks!!
	9:19am jakee.jc: Funny anti-union, anti-strike song there??
	9:19am jakee.jc: You got this cricket!
	9:22am fred: ↳ cricket @9:19 That wasn't terrible, it was human (you proved you're not a robot better than a captcha ever could). It was really a welcome to WFMU moment
	9:23am PaulRobeson1924: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @9:17 Inside the book- “Amusing ourselves to death: Public discourse in the age of showbuisness”
	9:31am cricket: ↳ fred @9:22 thank you so much 😭🤍
	9:31am Toothgrinder Tom: What’s his take?
	9:33am Mxter Baba: "niiiice lookin chicken house" really cracked me up!
	9:44am Noodle: loving the show, Cricket!
	9:51am joe mulligan: ↳ Mxter Baba @9:33 hahaha, hipster or homesteader?
	9:53am jakee.jc: Great set cricket glad to have this Saturday morning folk time :)
	9:54am fred: ↳ joe mulligan @9:51 Maybe being both is the next trend
	9:55am alan the painter: hey everybodies, check out Tom Jones! We Can Work it out on the Home Page, so good!
	9:57am joe mulligan: ↳ fred @9:54 for sure.. you could def say that about Petaluma CA near me
	9:58am alan the painter: just to hot in south philly!
	9:59am Delicate Chester: I'm dropping in and out while doing housework but you're sounding folking great so far, Cricket :)
	10:02am alan the painter: great set cricket!
	10:02am Roee R.: Love the show!
	10:02am Toothgrinder Tom: Are hipsters still around? I haven’t seen any in ages.
	10:03am cricket: ↳ Delicate Chester @9:59 thank you so much, Chester!! careful not to let any snakes bite your hoehandle as you go about said housework
	10:06am Matty cannabis: I like this show
	10:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ Good ♄Saturday FMUvianz ~
	10:14am joe mulligan: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @10:02 you're right, hipsters became extinct, replaced by millenial normcore
	10:17am chresti: I love Roscoe Holcomb
	10:18am TDK60: ↳ Song: "Just as the Evening Sun" by "Ed Trickett" Cricket, I just read that Steinbeck book, Sea of Cortez, about his marine bio ship trip with Ed Ricketts; you just mentioned him.
	10:22am cricket: ↳ TDK60 @10:18 that's so funny! i haven't read that one, myself, but i recently started Cannery Row, and they say the central marine biologist figure in that one is sort of a Ricketts stand-in. what did you think of Sea of Cortez?
	10:23am fred: ↳ joe mulligan @10:14 That explains why my uber-hipster coworker got out of touch. He followed trends faithfully, but he's no millenial
	10:27am TDK60: ↳ cricket @10:22 It's great. Biology, diary, Steinbeck's thoughts on the world.
	10:28am Toothgrinder Tom: I’m halfway through ‘East of Eden.’
	10:29am Toothgrinder Tom: And I do intend to finish it.
	10:29am cricket: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @10:28 nice!! it's been some years since i read that one, but i remember enjoying it. what do you think so far?
	10:30am Jessica is cool: Cricket what an incredible set!
	10:30am cricket: maybe we should get an "Everybody's Books" book club going
	10:30am Toothgrinder Tom: @cricket I’m impressed and surprised by how evil some of the characters are.
	10:32am cricket: ↳ Jessica is cool @10:30 thank you so much!! i've been loving your show so far, too
	10:32am chresti: ↳ Song: "Night Motif" by "Yximalloo" ❕❕❕
	10:33am Toothgrinder Tom: But it is a bit .., gloomy and pessimistic about the human condition? Shouldn’t the quintessential California writer (along with Jack London) be a little sunnier? But I’ve read that as he got older he got mired in interpersonal problems that soured him on people.
	10:33am Noodle: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @10:33 Ain’t that the way it goes
	10:34am fred: I can't wait for those stupid games to be over. First covid, then getting ready for the games, public transit is so crowded I can't read. Then again we might get a fascist government tomorrow (as in this Sunday) which would get rid of it altogether. Reading too, come to think of it
	10:35am Delicate Chester: ↳ cricket @10:03 I shall certainly do my utmost! Sounds awfully painful
	10:35am Toothgrinder Tom: @Noodle 10:33 oh, Noodle, I hope not.
	10:37am Yes: 😎
	10:38am fred: ↳ Toothgrinder Tom @10:33 I think most interpersonal problems are ego problems
	10:40am Yes: Really nice sounds.
	10:40am Toothgrinder Tom: @fred well said, fred - they certainly seemed to be in Steinbeck’s case. He gave as good as he got, based on what I’ve read. He didn’t treat people in his life very well.
	10:48am PNX: Cricket, I'm really enjoying all of the context you're providing to the music, both personal and academic. Thank you so much! This is the best of what I listen to WFMU for.
	10:50am cricket: ↳ PNX @10:48 thank you so much!! i'm brand new to radio & just kinda fumbling my way through each show (as today's opening demonstrated hahaha), so this truly means such a great deal
	10:54am fred: ↳ cricket @10:50 When you're a seasoned DJ you'll still fumble through it (thanks to balky equipment) but you'll get better at dealing with it. Meaning covering for it or not, whichever fits best
	10:55am fred: ↳ fred @10:54 BTW the keyboard click sounds early on were a nice touch
	10:56am john_zilla: good morning. thank you Cricket for the relaxing tunes this hot AM
	10:57am TDK60: Gracias, Cricket.
	10:57am cricket: about to sign off - thank you so much for joining me today, everybody! can't wait 'til next weekend
	10:58am ranjit: ↳ cricket @10:57 thank you!
	11:01am chresti: Thanks cricket!
	11:03am Delicate Chester: ↳ cricket @10:50 Maybe I can relate...I recently moved to a new position (not at all related to radio) after a decade doing basically the same thing, and am struggling with (quote unquote) imposter syndrome etc...but I try to remind myself that we wouldn't be doing this if the people around us didn't believe in us, and if fundamentally we didn't believe in ourselves. PMA! TL;DR I really enjoyed the parts of the show that I was able to catch, thanks Cricket :)

Everybody's Songs with Cricket: Playlist from July 6, 2024

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