WFMU: Everybody's Songs with Cricket: Playlist from September 14, 2024

Listener comments!
	9:01am chresti: Morning cricket and everybody!
	9:02am cl@m_digger: Morning all! Happy Saturday
	9:04am TDK60: Good morning, DJ Cricket.
	9:04am cricket: good morning, all!
	9:06am Handy Haversack: Morning, cricket, cricketeers, everybody.
	9:07am Handy Haversack: Oh, wow, Derek's going to be on the show? Very cool!
	9:07am StringOFperils: Good morning
	9:08am melinda: Morning all!
	9:11am Noodle: Morning, Cricket :) Morning, everyone!
	9:27am egould: Hi cricket! Hi folk liking folks.
	9:32am melinda: Lemon rumpled tinkerbird sounds made up.
	9:33am melinda: Rumped not rumpled. That would be funny too.
	9:34am Fredericks: These last two songs are right up my alley. Reminds me of when Jeffrey Davidson was spinning disks for 'FMU.
	9:35am tom tom the pipers son: good morning cricket....everyone...
	9:36am cricket: ↳ melinda @9:32 it really does, but they allegedly exist! en.wikipedia.org...
	9:37am cricket: ↳ melinda @9:32 makes for a great term of endearment, too
	9:38am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ cricket @9:37 perhaps not the 'rumped' version
	9:39am common: good morn
	9:43am cricket: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:38 especially the "rumped" version!!!
	9:44am melinda: Wreck of the ‘97 was one of my dad’s favorite folk songs ♥️
	9:44am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ cricket @9:43 now that's just plain rude.... ; )
	9:46am cricket: ↳ melinda @9:44 woah, that's incredible! i love hearing about your guys' personal associations & memories relating to these songs
	9:46am tom tom the pipers son: funny how "babe" has permanently flipped meaning in much the same way as "gay"
	9:48am egould: I like how “matter of fact” these folk musicians are in these interviews. Very direct answers. No extra language. Not trying to please the interviewer. Something about growing up in the hills of Tennessee/Kentucky…
	9:51am HyperDose: ↳ Song: "Missa Humana (excerpt)" by "Dolly Collins" very Death Cab-like
	9:51am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "A Squirrel is a Pretty Thing" by "Peggy Seeger" there's a family story, at the time i was just learning to speak, that i looked out the window and said "galoo in the kye" parents figured out i was "squirrel in the sky" = squirrel in tree
	9:51am melinda: @cricket it was one of a few songs he could play on the guitar and remember some lyrics to. Might have helped that he was a train nerd as well.
	9:52am Brian in UK: Hello cricket & folk folks.
	9:53am StringOFperils: Yellow-rumped warblers migrate here in the summer. I think they come p from the Carolinas maybe? They're the smallest birds I've seen hereabouts.
	10:01am melinda: @String according to my Birds of the Carolinas guide they do overwinter here. “Hardy and ubiquitous”
	10:03am melinda: @tom that’s a sweet story
	10:04am StringOFperils: ↳ melinda @10:01 The Carolinian Forest is moving northward into parts of southern Ontario, with climate change, so it makes sense. The warblers just showed up a couple of years ago where I am.
	10:08am chresti: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:51 One of the things I was told I would say was "don't you know?"
	10:10am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ chresti @10:08 funny...smart alec....
	10:12am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ melinda @10:03 ..... ; )
	10:13am TDK60: ↳ Song: "The Cattle Call" by "Audrey Mae" Way out west in Connecticut. Sorry.
	10:14am chresti: ↳ TDK60 @10:13 They heard the call of the west!
	10:15am chresti: You want cows? We got 'em!
	10:16am TDK60: ↳ chresti @10:14 Hey, pardner chresti.
	10:19am chresti: ↳ TDK60 @10:16 Hiya pardner TDK60.\\//
	10:21am Fredericks: Yellow-rumped warblers should be a tradition based folk band.
	10:21am Billybob: ↳ chresti @10:14 That's a line right out of one of my fave Wall of Voodoo songs, about the presumptuousness of people from out of state moving to California.
	10:23am chresti: ↳ Billybob @10:21 Ah yes, that's right!
	10:24am melinda: Which Wall of Voodoo song is that?
	10:26am chresti: ↳ melinda @10:24 It's on the album (Call of the West), their 3rd album I think..
	10:26am Billybob: ↳ melinda @10:24 Call of the West. "You're a long way off from yippee-yi-ay". Great lyrics in that song.
	10:31am melinda: @chresti I’ll have to listen to the whole album sometime. I still have my Mexican Radio 45 I bought when it came out but im not familiar with the other songs.
	10:32am TDK60: ↳ melinda @10:31 Hi melinda. I haven't heard the album in a long time. I recall it being good; had a new wave Western sound.
	10:35am TDK60: ↳ Song: "Silkie of Sule Skerry" by "Susan Waters" I find it hard to believe her dad made this melody up. It's been used in other songs.
	10:36am TDK60: ↳ TDK60 @10:35 Saturday morning research time.........
	10:36am Billybob: About 15 years ago, Stan Ridgway came out with a solo song called Wall of Voodoo Blues, chronicling the rise and fall of the band. "It was 1977, now two are gone to heaven" gets me every time. There's a good video to go with it on YT.
	10:38am melinda: @TDK yeah I recall one of my favorite local DJs back in Portland ME did a show featuring the whole album along with other artists and it was good.
	10:39am chresti: ↳ melinda @10:31 Some WoV! archive.org...
	10:41am Susan: ↳ TDK60 @10:35 He did! And yes, widely used.
	10:41am Noodle: Adrianne!
	10:42am chresti: ↳ melinda @10:31 archive.org...
	10:42am Okcomputer: @cricket Hi cricket i just emailed this "field" recording to you at fieldwork archive, or is that not you? I assumed you were the same person, but here it is in case you're not: https://lemonycreams.bandcamp.com/album/someday-isle
	10:43am Okcomputer: Thank you!
	10:43am Billybob: ↳ chresti @10:39 I love that EP.
	10:44am Noodle: The fieldwork archive guy is Derek Piotr @Okcomputer
	10:44am Noodle: Cricket was just playing a mix that Derek put together for today’s show
	10:44am cricket: ↳ Okcomputer @10:42 Fieldwork Archive is actually a project run by Derek Piotr - he was just making a guest appearance on today's episode of my show! But I'm sure he'll greatly appreciate hearing from you!!
	10:46am Okcomputer: OH i knew I misunderstood, but I appreciate you both for the show
	10:47am tom tom the pipers son: thanks cricket ...good afternoon alll...
	10:49am melinda: ↳ chresti @10:39 Thanks!
	10:52am TDK60: Thanks Susan. I searched around, found a paragraph on Wickedpedia about it. Yes, it appears Waters wrote the melody. Odd, it sounds old! I first knew the melody via The Byrds' "I Come and Stand at Every Door."
	10:52am Handy Haversack: Thanks, cricket and Derek too!
	10:53am Listener Robert: ↳ Song: "Bye Tamika" by "African-American Sound Recordings" I'm wondering whether on this and the previous piece the railroad sounds were realities accidentally captured by the recording, or deliberately added tracks.
	10:55am StringOFperils: ↳ TDK60 @10:52 The scales and/or modes that form the melody's framework are very old, and show up all over the place. That'd probably be why it sounds familiar. Because it is!
	10:56am TDK60: ↳ StringOFperils @10:55 Thanks, ol' StringO! And thanks, Cricket and guest Derek.
	10:58am greg g: Thanks Cricket! Enjoyed the tunes and commentary . Have a good weekend everyone.
	11:00am StringOFperils: Thank you Cricket and Derek. Wonderful!
	11:00am chresti: Thanks cricket!

Everybody's Songs with Cricket: Playlist from September 14, 2024

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Folk music with no single author and no single audience. Songs by everybody, for everybody.

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September 14, 2024: Where the Violets Bloom and Fade / Derek Piotr guest mix

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Cricket's Mix Pt. 1 "Cricket's Mix Pt. 1"
ylayali	little caterpillar graveyard	caterpillar graveyard	Sleeper Records	2019	https://ylayali.bandcamp.com/album/caterpillar-graveyard		0:02:36 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Tomoaki Saito	およぐ "およぐ" by "Tomoaki Saito"	斉藤友秋(鳥盤)	Eimosez Records	2006	artist aka 斉藤友秋; recorded spring 2004		0:06:39 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
S.F. "Sam" Russell	As I Walked Over London's Bridge	Virginia Traditions: Ballads from British Tradition	Blue Ridge Institute	1978	recorded by Sidney Robertson in Marion, VA on November 13, 1936; Roud 90, Child 209		0:09:49 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Margaret MacArthur	Gypsy Davy "Gypsy Davy" by "Margaret MacArthur"	Folksongs of Vermont	Folkways Records	1962	Roud 1, Child 200		0:13:39 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Chris Watson	Lemon Rumped Tinkerbird	Outside the Circle of Fire	Touch	1998	aka "Song"		0:15:32 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Washington Phillips	I Had a Good Mother and Father	The Key to the Kingdom	Yazoo	2005	originally released by Columbia in 1930		0:16:17 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Black Twig Pickers & Steve Gunn	Lonesome Valley	Lonesome Valley	Thrill Jockey	2013	https://blacktwigpickers.bandcamp.com/album/lonesome-valley		0:28:06 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Joseph Decosimo, Luke Richardson, & Cleek Schrey	Pompey Ran Away	Beehive Cathedral	Dear Life	2024	https://josephdecosimo.bandcamp.com/album/beehive-cathedral		0:31:33 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
The Stanley Brothers	The Jealous Lover	Virginia Traditions: Ballads from British Tradition	Blue Ridge Institute	1978	"recorded by Mike Seeger at Silver Creek Ranch in Paris, VA on August 5, 1956"		0:33:32 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Shovel Dance Collective	The Rolling Wave	The Shovel Dance	American Dreams	2024	https://shoveldancecollective.bandcamp.com/album/the-shovel-dance	*	0:35:39 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Dock Boggs	D Tuning "D Tuning" by "Dock Boggs"	Excerpts from Interviews with Dock Boggs, Legendary Banjo Player and Singer	Folkways Records	1965	(transposed to D)		0:38:31 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ernest V. "Pop" Stoneman	The Wreck of the '97	American Epic: The Collection	Sony Legacy	2017	recorded in 1927		0:41:04 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Spence Moore	The Three Babes (The Wife of Usher's Well)	Virginia Traditions: Ballads from British Tradition	Blue Ridge Institute	1978	recorded by Kip Lowell in Chilhowie, Virginia on March 28, 1977; Roud 196, Child 79		0:43:50 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Peggy Seeger	A Squirrel is a Pretty Thing	Animal Folk Songs for Children: Selected from Ruth Crawford Seeger's Animal Folk Songs for Children	Folkways Records	1957			0:46:41 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Dolly Collins	Missa Humana (excerpt)	The Ballad of Shirley Collins	Earth Recordings	2018	further reading: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2023/feb/22/dolly-collins-shirley-collins-mass-missa-humana-debut		0:47:58 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Douglas Quin	Frog Nocturne #2 "Frog Nocturne #2" by "Douglas Quin"	Caratinga: Soundscapes from Brazil's Atlantic Rainforest	Earth Ear	2001			0:50:48 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Derek Piotr's Fieldwork Archive Mini-Megamix
The Crofut Family	Come Feed the Black Sow			2023	recorded September 13, 2023 in Sandisfield, Massachusetts		1:06:00 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Dan & Megan MacArthur	Carrion Crow			2023	recorded December 19, 2023 in Marlboro, Vermont		1:06:54 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Will Oldham	Gonna Sing My Lord "Gonna Sing My Lord" by "Will Oldham"			2024	recorded January 24, 2024 in Louisville, Kentucky		1:08:51 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
John Milnes Baker	Streets of Laredo			2024	recorded April 27, 2024 in South Kent, Connecticut		1:09:45 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Audrey Mae	The Cattle Call "The Cattle Call" by "Audrey Mae"			2023	recorded July 8, 2023 in Roxbury, Connecticut		1:11:05 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
The Crofut Family	Dona Nobis Pacem			2023	recorded September 13, 2023 in Sandisfield, Massachusetts		1:15:11 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Roxana Robertson	I Wonder When I Shall Be Married			2023	recorded October 1, 2023 in North Cornwall, Connecticut		1:16:29 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Guy Wolff	The Flowers of the Forest			2023	recorded November 22, 2023 in Bantam, Connecticut; Roud 3812		1:18:26 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Alessandra Delia-Lobo & Cameo Delia	Till the Clouds Rolled By			2022	recorded December 18, 2022 in Middlebury, Vermont		1:21:51 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Petra V.	Indulj el egy úton "Indulj el egy úton" by "Petra V."			2024	recorded June 28, 2024 in Berlin, Germany		1:24:49 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
The Glasser-Lichtash-Dragan Family	Bulbit and Fumfit			2024	recorded June 10, 2024 in Park Slope, Brooklyn, New York		1:25:24 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Jim Eldritch & Madeleine Corleo	Who Threw the Overalls in Mrs. Murphy's Chowder?			2023	recorded September 13, 2023 in Litchfield, Connecticut		1:26:25 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Susan Waters	Silkie of Sule Skerry			2024	recorded March 28, 2024 in Olympia, Washington; Roud 197, Child 113		1:28:23 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Cricket's Mix Pt. 2 "Cricket's Mix Pt. 2"
Music behind DJ: Douglas Quin	Frog Nocturne #2 "Frog Nocturne #2" by "Douglas Quin"	Caratinga: Soundscapes from Brazil's Atlantic Rainforest	Earth Ear	2001			1:35:06 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Dean Blunt & TYSON	Rinsed "Rinsed" by "Dean Blunt & TYSON"	Rinsed	World Music	2023			1:38:15 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Adrianne Lenker	blue and red horses	abysskiss	Saddle Creek	2018			1:39:37 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Milkweed	Winifred and Caradog "Winifred and Caradog" by "Milkweed"	Myths and Legends of Wales	Devil Town Tapes	2022	https://milkweedfolk.bandcamp.com/album/myths-and-legends-of-wales		1:42:43 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Milkweed	Maggot Skins "Maggot Skins" by "Milkweed"	The Mound People	self-released	2023	https://milkweedfolk.bandcamp.com/album/the-mound-people		1:46:45 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
African-American Sound Recordings	Bye Tamika	Tamika's Lodge	D.O.T. Audio Arts	2022	https://africanamericansoundrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/tamikas-lodge		1:47:38 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am chresti: Morning cricket and everybody!
	9:02am cl@m_digger: Morning all! Happy Saturday
	9:04am TDK60: Good morning, DJ Cricket.
	9:04am cricket: good morning, all!
	9:06am Handy Haversack: Morning, cricket, cricketeers, everybody.
	9:07am Handy Haversack: Oh, wow, Derek's going to be on the show? Very cool!
	9:07am StringOFperils: Good morning
	9:08am melinda: Morning all!
	9:11am Noodle: Morning, Cricket :) Morning, everyone!
	9:27am egould: Hi cricket! Hi folk liking folks.
	9:32am melinda: Lemon rumpled tinkerbird sounds made up.
	9:33am melinda: Rumped not rumpled. That would be funny too.
	9:34am Fredericks: These last two songs are right up my alley. Reminds me of when Jeffrey Davidson was spinning disks for 'FMU.
	9:35am tom tom the pipers son: good morning cricket....everyone...
	9:36am cricket: ↳ melinda @9:32 it really does, but they allegedly exist! en.wikipedia.org...
	9:37am cricket: ↳ melinda @9:32 makes for a great term of endearment, too
	9:38am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ cricket @9:37 perhaps not the 'rumped' version
	9:39am common: good morn
	9:43am cricket: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:38 especially the "rumped" version!!!
	9:44am melinda: Wreck of the ‘97 was one of my dad’s favorite folk songs ♥️
	9:44am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ cricket @9:43 now that's just plain rude.... ; )
	9:46am cricket: ↳ melinda @9:44 woah, that's incredible! i love hearing about your guys' personal associations & memories relating to these songs
	9:46am tom tom the pipers son: funny how "babe" has permanently flipped meaning in much the same way as "gay"
	9:48am egould: I like how “matter of fact” these folk musicians are in these interviews. Very direct answers. No extra language. Not trying to please the interviewer. Something about growing up in the hills of Tennessee/Kentucky…
	9:51am HyperDose: ↳ Song: "Missa Humana (excerpt)" by "Dolly Collins" very Death Cab-like
	9:51am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "A Squirrel is a Pretty Thing" by "Peggy Seeger" there's a family story, at the time i was just learning to speak, that i looked out the window and said "galoo in the kye" parents figured out i was "squirrel in the sky" = squirrel in tree
	9:51am melinda: @cricket it was one of a few songs he could play on the guitar and remember some lyrics to. Might have helped that he was a train nerd as well.
	9:52am Brian in UK: Hello cricket & folk folks.
	9:53am StringOFperils: Yellow-rumped warblers migrate here in the summer. I think they come p from the Carolinas maybe? They're the smallest birds I've seen hereabouts.
	10:01am melinda: @String according to my Birds of the Carolinas guide they do overwinter here. “Hardy and ubiquitous”
	10:03am melinda: @tom that’s a sweet story
	10:04am StringOFperils: ↳ melinda @10:01 The Carolinian Forest is moving northward into parts of southern Ontario, with climate change, so it makes sense. The warblers just showed up a couple of years ago where I am.
	10:08am chresti: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:51 One of the things I was told I would say was "don't you know?"
	10:10am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ chresti @10:08 funny...smart alec....
	10:12am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ melinda @10:03 ..... ; )
	10:13am TDK60: ↳ Song: "The Cattle Call" by "Audrey Mae" Way out west in Connecticut. Sorry.
	10:14am chresti: ↳ TDK60 @10:13 They heard the call of the west!
	10:15am chresti: You want cows? We got 'em!
	10:16am TDK60: ↳ chresti @10:14 Hey, pardner chresti.
	10:19am chresti: ↳ TDK60 @10:16 Hiya pardner TDK60.\\//
	10:21am Fredericks: Yellow-rumped warblers should be a tradition based folk band.
	10:21am Billybob: ↳ chresti @10:14 That's a line right out of one of my fave Wall of Voodoo songs, about the presumptuousness of people from out of state moving to California.
	10:23am chresti: ↳ Billybob @10:21 Ah yes, that's right!
	10:24am melinda: Which Wall of Voodoo song is that?
	10:26am chresti: ↳ melinda @10:24 It's on the album (Call of the West), their 3rd album I think..
	10:26am Billybob: ↳ melinda @10:24 Call of the West. "You're a long way off from yippee-yi-ay". Great lyrics in that song.
	10:31am melinda: @chresti I’ll have to listen to the whole album sometime. I still have my Mexican Radio 45 I bought when it came out but im not familiar with the other songs.
	10:32am TDK60: ↳ melinda @10:31 Hi melinda. I haven't heard the album in a long time. I recall it being good; had a new wave Western sound.
	10:35am TDK60: ↳ Song: "Silkie of Sule Skerry" by "Susan Waters" I find it hard to believe her dad made this melody up. It's been used in other songs.
	10:36am TDK60: ↳ TDK60 @10:35 Saturday morning research time.........
	10:36am Billybob: About 15 years ago, Stan Ridgway came out with a solo song called Wall of Voodoo Blues, chronicling the rise and fall of the band. "It was 1977, now two are gone to heaven" gets me every time. There's a good video to go with it on YT.
	10:38am melinda: @TDK yeah I recall one of my favorite local DJs back in Portland ME did a show featuring the whole album along with other artists and it was good.
	10:39am chresti: ↳ melinda @10:31 Some WoV! archive.org...
	10:41am Susan: ↳ TDK60 @10:35 He did! And yes, widely used.
	10:41am Noodle: Adrianne!
	10:42am chresti: ↳ melinda @10:31 archive.org...
	10:42am Okcomputer: @cricket Hi cricket i just emailed this "field" recording to you at fieldwork archive, or is that not you? I assumed you were the same person, but here it is in case you're not: https://lemonycreams.bandcamp.com/album/someday-isle
	10:43am Okcomputer: Thank you!
	10:43am Billybob: ↳ chresti @10:39 I love that EP.
	10:44am Noodle: The fieldwork archive guy is Derek Piotr @Okcomputer
	10:44am Noodle: Cricket was just playing a mix that Derek put together for today’s show
	10:44am cricket: ↳ Okcomputer @10:42 Fieldwork Archive is actually a project run by Derek Piotr - he was just making a guest appearance on today's episode of my show! But I'm sure he'll greatly appreciate hearing from you!!
	10:46am Okcomputer: OH i knew I misunderstood, but I appreciate you both for the show
	10:47am tom tom the pipers son: thanks cricket ...good afternoon alll...
	10:49am melinda: ↳ chresti @10:39 Thanks!
	10:52am TDK60: Thanks Susan. I searched around, found a paragraph on Wickedpedia about it. Yes, it appears Waters wrote the melody. Odd, it sounds old! I first knew the melody via The Byrds' "I Come and Stand at Every Door."
	10:52am Handy Haversack: Thanks, cricket and Derek too!
	10:53am Listener Robert: ↳ Song: "Bye Tamika" by "African-American Sound Recordings" I'm wondering whether on this and the previous piece the railroad sounds were realities accidentally captured by the recording, or deliberately added tracks.
	10:55am StringOFperils: ↳ TDK60 @10:52 The scales and/or modes that form the melody's framework are very old, and show up all over the place. That'd probably be why it sounds familiar. Because it is!
	10:56am TDK60: ↳ StringOFperils @10:55 Thanks, ol' StringO! And thanks, Cricket and guest Derek.
	10:58am greg g: Thanks Cricket! Enjoyed the tunes and commentary . Have a good weekend everyone.
	11:00am StringOFperils: Thank you Cricket and Derek. Wonderful!
	11:00am chresti: Thanks cricket!

Everybody's Songs with Cricket: Playlist from September 14, 2024

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