WFMU: The Avant Ghetto with Jeff Conklin: Playlist from April 27, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:15am rw: Good morning Jeff Conklin! Can't stick around much longer but wanted to let you know that I listened to the archive of last week's Avant Ghetto on crappy laptop speakers tucked in the corner of a giant mostly empty room (think airplane hangar). It sounded fucking awesome!
	3:17am Jeff Conklin: Not the ideal conditions, but thanks, rw!
	3:18am P-90: ARC! -and hello to you too, DJ JC.
	3:18am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Jeff, and good morning. Along for the ride thru the ghetto. I'll just slump down over here in the shotgun seat and stay out of sight.
	3:20am P-90: He sounds so much like Plant there... "I wanna love ya, i wanna love ya..."
	3:21am Jeff Conklin: Hey, fellas.
	3:25am rw: No, it sounded really great. Big echo-y room. Okay, I gotta split. Will hear the remainder sometime soon in some sort of room, or maybe a car. Good night all!
	3:27am Ken From Hyde Park: Neil's birthday is November 12. He'll be 70 this year.
	3:29am P-90: And long may you run, Neil!
	3:30am Jeff Conklin: Can't promise I'll play them, but feel free to throw out Neil requests...
	3:33am barrie: Cool Neil theme! I would have requested Arc but you already got to it. How about the version of Cowgirl in the Sand from the Fillmore live record that was released 9 or 10 years ago? It's smokin'.
	3:35am Sem Chumbo: I'm hearing "Lola" in this melody.
	3:41am Ken From Hyde Park: Do you have "Sample And Hold"? It was on the Trans album.
	3:41am P-90: I second the Filmore "Cowgirl" suggestion. Or: Any cowgirl would do. [comment rendered obsolete before posted-not the first time]
	3:43am barrie: Whoa, this "Cowgirl" version is blurry and sleepy. I like.
	3:44am barrie: And repeating the same song over and over never seemed to bother other freeform DJs... coughKencough
	3:53am barrie: I can also second "Sample and Hold." That is a funky funky song. Is Trans maybe the best Neil record? It's lovely.
	3:53am DL in LA: They are killing it. I had no idea Neal Young's band was so good.
	3:54am P-90: I was about to second "Sample and Hold" too!
	3:56am P-90: "Trans": undeniably a keystone in the canon. Has only seemed more important with each passing decade.
	3:58am P-90: "Cortez the Killer" worth a shot?
	4:01am barrie: When I was a kid my dad had a lot of Neil in his record collection (which was a great collection). Once I heard "Everybody Knows This is Nowhere," esp Down by the River and Cowgirl, I was hooked. That forever guitar, two chords going on across the plains. So evocative!
	4:02am Sem Chumbo: What a fine Neil hour, Jeff. Counterpoint to the morning's reading, and dampening the despair of flurries(?!) outside.
	4:04am pierre: Bonjour Jeff ! Glad to be here. Just find the "Times fade away" album original pressing with lyric poster in it. Second time I buy a record that I feel might be worth something in terms of collection.
	4:05am P-90: Was he really this evolved as a soloist in 1970?! Endlessly amazing.
	4:06am BEAVO: Smell the horse.
	4:06am P-90: Ha!
	4:09am BEAVO: Miles Davis was the opener on these Fillmore Shows. Also on CD.
	4:10am P-90: Another of my all-time faves!
	4:12am Sem Chumbo: Dare, dare!
	4:12am BEAVO: Wonderin' studio version by Neil and the Shocking Pinks in early 80s great video.
	4:15am barrie: And I guess there's the "Dead Man" soundtrack. Neil's soundtrack work has been pretty great usually.
	4:18am BEAVO: The late Nicolette Larson on harmony
	4:20am BEAVO: How bout some Zuma, Danger Bird?
	4:24am Sem Chumbo: Shades of Stompin' Tom Connors! A very good thing.
	4:25am P-90: @Beavo: Dang, forgot she was gone. A BIG talent.
	4:35am BEAVO: I had tickets to see that show is 76 in Atlanta but the tour imploded before it got there
	4:39am BEAVO: The late Ben Keith On steel
	4:41am BEAVO: Pushing over The edge
	4:53am P-90: This shit's deep.
	5:06am barrie: The Ducks? Great tracks tonight, all sorts of stuff I never heard.
	5:16am P-90: "Silver and Gold" was indeed one of those that sorta slipped by and didn't get the attention it deserved, like "Hawks & Doves." Effusive thanks, JC, in Neil Heaven here this morning, a very nice surprise.
	5:19am Sem Chumbo: Ditto what P-90 expressed. Thanks ever so, Jeff.
	5:20am JoeRay: Will this show be archived? I've noticed when WFMU DJ's devote an entire show to one artist, , the show ends up not being archived. Great show Jeff!
	5:22am Jeff Conklin: I think it should be archived, but I'm the new guy, so I'm not sure! I'm really happy you guys like it, I wasn't sure how it would be received. Neil is one of four artists/bands I'd do this for....
	5:26am P-90: ...and the other 3/4? Can't leave us hanging.
	5:27am Jeff Conklin: VU GD Dylan
	5:27am Jeff Conklin: Beefheart
	5:28am BillyD: thanks Jeff for this great surprise Neil show and all previous regular shows I've been listening to your show cause its on in the AM here in Dublin since we moved from JC,NJ to here in Sept. I used to be asleep...
	5:29am P-90: OK! -was guessing GD, the others no surprise either...
	5:30am Jeff Conklin: Cheers, Billy! Back to business as unusual next week!
	5:30am Jeff Conklin: Byrds
	5:32am P-90: Do them next! On a Sunday in the summer swelter, perhaps.
	5:36am JoeRay: I would take a day off for an all Beefheart show!
	5:41am P-90: I guess we won't have time for Jeff's commentary on the Pono Player. This time.
	5:44am Jeff Conklin: PONO may not be so well thought out but if it gets people thinking about how shit mp3s really are, it has done a good job.
	5:49am barrie: What a life Neil has had, where 3 hours only barely scratches the surface of his and his band's output... thanks for the show!
	5:53am Jeff Conklin: Thanks for hanging out, everybody. Have a great week and be good to somebody...
	5:53am P-90: I was very, very impressed that Neil stepped up, all the way back at the dawn of the CD age, to advocate for lossless consumer digital formats, before there even were any. Viva Neil! And kudos again to DJ Jeff, great show. Now: who's gonna step up and do a 3-hour ASTRID Young show? Hm? Freeform gauntlet thrown! Mwah ha-ha-ha-haaaa!
	5:56am Sem Chumbo: See ya, Jeff. Been A+ start to finish.
	5:59am P-90: Neil "Top Forty" Young. When I was a kid it sounded at first like the actor Bruce Dern was singing this.
	5:47pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Feeling ill today - but all this Neil is good medicine. Thanks, Jeff. Looking forward to your all-GD special (MOTM > DS please!)

The Avant Ghetto with Jeff Conklin: Playlist from April 27, 2015

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April 27, 2015: Neil's fine, I saw him the other day...

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Neil Young and Crazy Horse	Walk Like A Giant	Psychedelic Pill	Reprise		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Neil Young and Crazy Horse	Arc (Excerpt)	Arc	Reprise		0:15:57 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Walk With Me "Walk With Me" by "Neil Young"	Le Noise	Reprise		0:19:55 (Pop-up)
Neil Young and Crazy Horse	Big Time	Broken Arrow	Reprise		0:23:54 (Pop-up)
Neil Young and Crazy Horse	Don't Spook the Horse	Mansion on the Hill EP	Reprise		0:32:43 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Cowgirl in the Sand "Cowgirl in the Sand" by "Neil Young"	Road Rock Vol. 1	Reprise		0:38:27 (Pop-up)
Neil Young and Crazy Horse	Down By The River	Fillmore East March 6 and 7, 1970	Reprise		0:57:02 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Goin' Back "Goin' Back" by "Neil Young"	Comes a Time	Reprise		1:14:38 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Daddy Went Walkin' "Daddy Went Walkin'" by "Neil Young"	Silver & Gold	Reprise		1:19:16 (Pop-up)
Neil Young / International Harvesters	Bound for Glory	A Treasure	Reprise		1:23:58 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Evening Coconut "Evening Coconut" by "Neil Young"	N/A		Recorded on the ill-fated Stills-Young Tour in 1976	1:28:43 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	See the Sky About to Rain	On the Beach	Reprise		1:33:57 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Pushed It Over the End (aka Citizen Kane Jr. Blues)	N/A		Performed during the 1974 CSNY tour	1:40:12 (Pop-up)
Neil Young and Crazy Horse	Cortez the Killer	Weld	Reprise		1:46:51 (Pop-up)
Neil Young and The Ducks	Windward Passage	N/A			1:56:09 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	No More "No More" by "Neil Young"	Fade Away So Young	Neil Young		2:11:19 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Albuquerque "Albuquerque" by "Neil Young"	Tonight's The Night	Reprise		2:17:01 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Will to Love "Will to Love" by "Neil Young"	American Stars 'N Bars	Reprise		2:21:29 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Everybody's Alone "Everybody's Alone" by "Neil Young"	N/A		Recorded for Harvest but not included. Live recording from 2/19/70	2:28:18 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	One of These Days "One of These Days" by "Neil Young"	Harvest Moon	Reprise		2:30:16 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	The Old Homestead "The Old Homestead" by "Neil Young"	Hawks And Doves	Reprise		2:38:37 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	[After?] Berlin "[After?] Berlin" by "Neil Young"	N/A		Played once in 1982	2:46:23 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Long May You Run "Long May You Run" by "Neil Young"	Unplugged	Reprise		2:51:47 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Heart of Gold "Heart of Gold" by "Neil Young"	Harvest	Reprise		2:56:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:15am rw: Good morning Jeff Conklin! Can't stick around much longer but wanted to let you know that I listened to the archive of last week's Avant Ghetto on crappy laptop speakers tucked in the corner of a giant mostly empty room (think airplane hangar). It sounded fucking awesome!
	3:17am Jeff Conklin: Not the ideal conditions, but thanks, rw!
	3:18am P-90: ARC! -and hello to you too, DJ JC.
	3:18am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Jeff, and good morning. Along for the ride thru the ghetto. I'll just slump down over here in the shotgun seat and stay out of sight.
	3:20am P-90: He sounds so much like Plant there... "I wanna love ya, i wanna love ya..."
	3:21am Jeff Conklin: Hey, fellas.
	3:25am rw: No, it sounded really great. Big echo-y room. Okay, I gotta split. Will hear the remainder sometime soon in some sort of room, or maybe a car. Good night all!
	3:27am Ken From Hyde Park: Neil's birthday is November 12. He'll be 70 this year.
	3:29am P-90: And long may you run, Neil!
	3:30am Jeff Conklin: Can't promise I'll play them, but feel free to throw out Neil requests...
	3:33am barrie: Cool Neil theme! I would have requested Arc but you already got to it. How about the version of Cowgirl in the Sand from the Fillmore live record that was released 9 or 10 years ago? It's smokin'.
	3:35am Sem Chumbo: I'm hearing "Lola" in this melody.
	3:41am Ken From Hyde Park: Do you have "Sample And Hold"? It was on the Trans album.
	3:41am P-90: I second the Filmore "Cowgirl" suggestion. Or: Any cowgirl would do. [comment rendered obsolete before posted-not the first time]
	3:43am barrie: Whoa, this "Cowgirl" version is blurry and sleepy. I like.
	3:44am barrie: And repeating the same song over and over never seemed to bother other freeform DJs... coughKencough
	3:53am barrie: I can also second "Sample and Hold." That is a funky funky song. Is Trans maybe the best Neil record? It's lovely.
	3:53am DL in LA: They are killing it. I had no idea Neal Young's band was so good.
	3:54am P-90: I was about to second "Sample and Hold" too!
	3:56am P-90: "Trans": undeniably a keystone in the canon. Has only seemed more important with each passing decade.
	3:58am P-90: "Cortez the Killer" worth a shot?
	4:01am barrie: When I was a kid my dad had a lot of Neil in his record collection (which was a great collection). Once I heard "Everybody Knows This is Nowhere," esp Down by the River and Cowgirl, I was hooked. That forever guitar, two chords going on across the plains. So evocative!
	4:02am Sem Chumbo: What a fine Neil hour, Jeff. Counterpoint to the morning's reading, and dampening the despair of flurries(?!) outside.
	4:04am pierre: Bonjour Jeff ! Glad to be here. Just find the "Times fade away" album original pressing with lyric poster in it. Second time I buy a record that I feel might be worth something in terms of collection.
	4:05am P-90: Was he really this evolved as a soloist in 1970?! Endlessly amazing.
	4:06am BEAVO: Smell the horse.
	4:06am P-90: Ha!
	4:09am BEAVO: Miles Davis was the opener on these Fillmore Shows. Also on CD.
	4:10am P-90: Another of my all-time faves!
	4:12am Sem Chumbo: Dare, dare!
	4:12am BEAVO: Wonderin' studio version by Neil and the Shocking Pinks in early 80s great video.
	4:15am barrie: And I guess there's the "Dead Man" soundtrack. Neil's soundtrack work has been pretty great usually.
	4:18am BEAVO: The late Nicolette Larson on harmony
	4:20am BEAVO: How bout some Zuma, Danger Bird?
	4:24am Sem Chumbo: Shades of Stompin' Tom Connors! A very good thing.
	4:25am P-90: @Beavo: Dang, forgot she was gone. A BIG talent.
	4:35am BEAVO: I had tickets to see that show is 76 in Atlanta but the tour imploded before it got there
	4:39am BEAVO: The late Ben Keith On steel
	4:41am BEAVO: Pushing over The edge
	4:53am P-90: This shit's deep.
	5:06am barrie: The Ducks? Great tracks tonight, all sorts of stuff I never heard.
	5:16am P-90: "Silver and Gold" was indeed one of those that sorta slipped by and didn't get the attention it deserved, like "Hawks & Doves." Effusive thanks, JC, in Neil Heaven here this morning, a very nice surprise.
	5:19am Sem Chumbo: Ditto what P-90 expressed. Thanks ever so, Jeff.
	5:20am JoeRay: Will this show be archived? I've noticed when WFMU DJ's devote an entire show to one artist, , the show ends up not being archived. Great show Jeff!
	5:22am Jeff Conklin: I think it should be archived, but I'm the new guy, so I'm not sure! I'm really happy you guys like it, I wasn't sure how it would be received. Neil is one of four artists/bands I'd do this for....
	5:26am P-90: ...and the other 3/4? Can't leave us hanging.
	5:27am Jeff Conklin: VU GD Dylan
	5:27am Jeff Conklin: Beefheart
	5:28am BillyD: thanks Jeff for this great surprise Neil show and all previous regular shows I've been listening to your show cause its on in the AM here in Dublin since we moved from JC,NJ to here in Sept. I used to be asleep...
	5:29am P-90: OK! -was guessing GD, the others no surprise either...
	5:30am Jeff Conklin: Cheers, Billy! Back to business as unusual next week!
	5:30am Jeff Conklin: Byrds
	5:32am P-90: Do them next! On a Sunday in the summer swelter, perhaps.
	5:36am JoeRay: I would take a day off for an all Beefheart show!
	5:41am P-90: I guess we won't have time for Jeff's commentary on the Pono Player. This time.
	5:44am Jeff Conklin: PONO may not be so well thought out but if it gets people thinking about how shit mp3s really are, it has done a good job.
	5:49am barrie: What a life Neil has had, where 3 hours only barely scratches the surface of his and his band's output... thanks for the show!
	5:53am Jeff Conklin: Thanks for hanging out, everybody. Have a great week and be good to somebody...
	5:53am P-90: I was very, very impressed that Neil stepped up, all the way back at the dawn of the CD age, to advocate for lossless consumer digital formats, before there even were any. Viva Neil! And kudos again to DJ Jeff, great show. Now: who's gonna step up and do a 3-hour ASTRID Young show? Hm? Freeform gauntlet thrown! Mwah ha-ha-ha-haaaa!
	5:56am Sem Chumbo: See ya, Jeff. Been A+ start to finish.
	5:59am P-90: Neil "Top Forty" Young. When I was a kid it sounded at first like the actor Bruce Dern was singing this.
	5:47pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Feeling ill today - but all this Neil is good medicine. Thanks, Jeff. Looking forward to your all-GD special (MOTM > DS please!)

The Avant Ghetto with Jeff Conklin: Playlist from April 27, 2015

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