WFMU: The Avant Ghetto with Jeff Conklin: Playlist from January 8, 2018

Listener comments!
	12:04am Erik in Michigan: Up past my bedtime again, and not because I'm listening to a phish show :)
	12:04am rw: Hello! Nice opener. Some themes seem to transcend time.
	12:08am MONEYBAG$: Spaced out on mucinex and ready to go
	12:09am sberger: Evening/Morning all. Always nice to look forward to this show after weeks that are becoming seemingly more complex.
	12:10am Erik in Michigan: This is great
	12:11am Eartha Lime: Listening live this week, thanks again - in advance.
	12:11am franny: I'm listening in spirit.
	12:12am franny: @sberger you're tellin' me.
	12:12am MONEYBAG$: Listening in advance from next week
	12:14am Jeff Conklin: Morning, all. Feeling a tad under the weather myself. Never fucked with mucinex though....
	12:15am MONEYBAG$: It's some last resort shit...been bedridden for days
	12:15am Woodland Willy: @ericinmichigan: maybe not up late listening to a Phish show, but up late listening to lazy lightening/supplication? ;)
	12:15am Jeff Conklin: Bummer, Money. Do that lemon, ginger, honey tea hot with cayenne pepper.
	12:15am tuner fish: I usually get to hear a few tracks, fall asleep, then listen to the archives all week. And I keep revisiting my favorite shows. September 19, 2016 is phenomenal, by the way, in case anyone hasn't heard it! :-D
	12:16am Hippie Jesus: hello one and all!
	12:16am Jeff Conklin: I think Sept 19 mightve been the saddest show i ever did. Glad you liked it!
	12:16am Erik in Michigan: I've been spotted!
	12:18am Erik in Michigan: Some big CSN vibes from this track
	12:19am tuner fish: no no no - It was 9/19/16 with Love, Relatively Clean Rivers, The Byrds... it was the first "Hello, California listeners!" show! Definitely not sad!
	12:21am MONEYBAG$: JC when was this show on before Therese left?
	12:22am Jeff Conklin: yeah ive been on air over 3 years.
	12:23am MONEYBAG$: I mean what was the old slot
	12:24am Erik in Michigan: Used to be 3-6am prior to fall 2016, i think.
	12:24am AdamFromOldeKenzo: Hello, great show so far!
	12:26am MONEYBAG$: That's what I thought, there were some shows that I used to listen to in my sleep
	12:29am Erik in Michigan: Jeff, what's your favorite Grateful Dead year of the 80s?
	12:30am tuner fish: I finally watched "Long Strange Trip" on Amazon. Excellent!
	12:31am tuner fish: AND - I just watched that John Coltrane doc on Netflix. It has been on my list for a while now, but I finally watched it now. Winter break allows for these things, haha. Very inspiring!
	12:31am Jeff Conklin: 1989
	12:32am Erik in Michigan: Coltrane Doc was OK - but the amount of talking heads was a bit much for me.
	12:33am Erik in Michigan: yeah, 89 was a good year
	12:33am tuner fish: I mean - I consider myself a big Coltrane fan, and, from the trailer, I wasn't that impressed, but of course I HAD to watch it. I liked the segment with the Japanese guy who met Coltrane in Nagasaki. That was very touching. I think it was pretty well-made, but of course it wasn't a comprehensive account of his life and works. It would be nice to see one of those someday.
	12:35am tuner fish: "Ken Burns presents: 10 DVD's OF JOHN COLTRANE!" ... THAT'S what I want! haha
	12:37am bbb: Hi all! Happy new year (hopefully)...Really digging this El Congreso song.
	12:39am bbb: haha, used Google translate for the lyrics to that song: You rebel but you lie. I no longer believe in your song. The city has bewitched you. The swamp closed. You like to live the cage. You like to offer your head. You believe you are the king of the land Andrajo of nature. Man of the city, medium Master of the trivial, dwarf. Black butterfly small piece at night. You will see every day the sun gridded by windows and twisted beams. You will see your eyes so hated The panorama of buildings like fog. Receive my song and leave Or die in your law, dwarf.
	12:40am tuner fish: Definitely the Spanish "Like A Rolling Stone" haha
	12:40am MONEYBAG$: I'm still feeling out the 80s dead but my impression is that Jerry is pretty bad in the middle
	12:42am Erik in Michigan: I was once afraid of 80s dead, and that was a mistake
	12:44am Agent Peter: How is "80's Dead" a thing?
	12:45am tuner fish: The only exposure to the GD I have is from this show, and the Sirius Grateful Dead Channel. And a few friends who like them. But, yeah, every time "The 80's" shows up, my first reaction is "Oh no!" but sometimes it is amazing. I mean, sometimes the NINETIES are amazing! I just heard a show from 91 this week that blew me away! Excellent band! Just kept on going! Is that what it's about? Just following that spark until it the light is no more?
	12:46am Dean: As I've mentioned several times on Uncle Michael's show on the Drummer stream, I attended every Grateful Dead show from the very beginning. I'll concur with the '89 call, though I also recall fondly shows from '84 and '86.
	12:46am Jeff Conklin: plenty of amazing in the 80s and 90s don't listen to anyone who says there isn't. All due respect, Agent Peter.
	12:46am Jeff Conklin: Dean=Bob Weir
	12:47am Erik in Michigan: The 80s were a strange / great decade for the Dead.
	12:47am Dean: I met Bob a couple times, but no, I'm not him.
	12:48am Erik in Michigan: damn
	12:48am Dean: I guess I should mention that I first met him when I was playing hooky from second grade.
	12:48am bbb: Dean - Did you see any Warlocks shows?
	12:48am Dean: Warlocks? That's ridiculous! I'm not that old.
	12:49am Erik in Michigan: Dean what was your first show?
	12:49am bbb: Haha well you said you attended every Dead show from the beginning!
	12:49am Jeff Conklin: Forgive me if I'm skeptical, Dean. Feel free to email me yr credentials ;)
	12:50am Erik in Michigan: New Riders!
	12:50am Dean: I just managed to catch all the shows--every one of them--as the Dead from the get-go. No biggie.
	12:53am Erik in Michigan: Dean what's your favorite Vince song?
	12:54am Agent Peter: Which two years in the 80's were most like one another? The idea that one entire decade had a distinct and uniform identity is a massive over-simplification.
	12:55am Jeff Conklin: Oh, I see what youre getting at, Agent. You have a point. As im sure you know people dismiss the decade out of hand without good inspecion...
	12:56am Dean: Hard to argue with his work on "White Punks on Dope."
	12:59am Agent Peter: The only reason for isolating that decade is if someone had strong feelings about Brent Mydland.
	1:08am Fud: 37% is just about right.
	1:09am Mitch: Dallas Taylor also in Ohio Knox. Thanks for the shoutout. I’m only an semi authority up to 1987.
	1:11am Ari M.: Wasn't richard thompson's shoot out the lights an 80s album? Or maybe late 70s
	1:12am MONEYBAG$: I only know about the dead and Jandek, that is all my parents allowed in the house
	1:13am tuner fish: What's Jandek's best decade?
	1:13am Konstantinov: think that Morning band actually had a 2nd album too. On Fantasy or something like that? never gripped a copy myself
	1:13am MONEYBAG$: The 80s!
	1:16am Jeff Conklin: I hate being corrected but thank you Konstantinov ;)
	1:16am Dean: You are correct, Konstantinov: https://www.discogs.com/Morning-Struck-Like-Silver/master/556556
	1:16am Jeff Conklin: AriL Yes, its from 82 i believe..
	1:21am Konstantinov: oh yeah, wasn't trying to be "that guy" pedant .. like i say, never even seen/heard the lp myself .. but thought i'd throw it out there in case ya wanted to put it on yr wantlist
	1:23am Jeff Conklin: Yeah, ts strange i never looked. Its ok to be that guy sometimes..
	1:25am tuner fish: "if you clap loud enough, you just might make the record!"
	1:26am tuner fish: They are FEELIN' IT in Evanston!
	1:29am MONEYBAG$: Probably why Steve Albini moved there
	1:30am Ari M.: Hot as a pistol but cool inside
	1:30am bbb: I'm sure the Dead afficionados already know this, but I was just reading about "He's Gone" and found out it was initially written about Mickey Hart's father Lenny who managed their money and took off with $155,000. Lenny disappeared and was found a year later as a preacher! That's why Mickey Hart left the band in '71. Woah...deep.
	1:31am Jeff Conklin: Yeah, that's one of the big holes in the documentary. Totally changed the band. Great doc though!
	1:32am bbb: I still need to see it!
	1:34am MONEYBAG$: If you really want to know about stuff like that, you are better off reading one of many books than watching that doc
	1:35am bbb: Yeah, but it's great to watch old footage.
	1:37am Jeff Conklin: Ok, re: Morning/Love. Seems Jay Donnelan had a lot of different names. He shreds hard on Four Sail: www.discogs.com...
	1:42am miketp: I haven't heard a lot of grateful dead in my life but there's kboo radio 90.7fm Saturday morning that brings dead live shows back to life.if you want another dead outlet!!
	1:43am Jeff Conklin: right on, miketp. thanks.
	1:50am Mike tp: your welcome Jeff.and I enjoy your show very much..and the film the shape of water was pretty special.the sound the sets really stood out!
	1:51am Konstantinov: man, normally I kinda hate Truckin' ... but that one was great!
	1:51am blythest: hey jeff! this live version of 'night comes in' rules. first heard 'guitar, vocal' on your show and now listen to it all the time—thanks! :)
	1:54am Jeff Conklin: @blythest: My two missions in life: get people to listen to the Dead and Richard/Linda ;)
	1:56am bbb: @Mike tp, I've been debating seeing The Shape of Water in the theater versus waiting until it's out on Netflix. Is it worth the money to see it now?
	1:58am Jeff Conklin: Have't heard of this film
	2:01am bbb: It's directed by Guillermo del Toro, whose previous films I wasn't that into. But the trailer for The Shape of Water looks great and it's already been nominated for a bunch of awards.
	2:04am BEAVO: They did that great Spanish jam at Watkins Glen as well on me so many roads box set
	2:05am Jeff Conklin: Ah yes a director I've had little to no interest in personally.
	2:12am rw: Gotta check out now. School night. Thanks once again Mr Conklin! Hope you and MONEYBAG$ feel better soon. Night all! Have a good week!
	2:18am BEAVO: Guillermo del Caca Del Toro
	2:18am Linda Lee: Estribou piece is just perfect after this past week. Just perfect. Thanks Jeff!
	2:21am Jeff Conklin: Quite welcome
	2:26am Linda Lee: Should've tuned in earlier! But this is where I came in. :-)
	2:32am Linda Lee: No heat/freezing indoors, tire blowout, dying cat (who didn't), snowfall spin-outs, stress at work (bad logistics), then the car transmission fails & the car's abandoned. Yep, calm is good. Mellow is very good. Many thanks again! :-)
	2:35am BEAVO: The only Del Toro movie I’ve seen is CHronos, I forgot I had seen it and rented it again within a year! You know the one with The insect in the mechanical thing That attaches itself to your hand
	2:40am BEAVO: I feel for you Linda Lee.
	2:42am Jeff Conklin: Sorry to hear about your troubles, Linda. Hope the music can soothe/calm for a little while. Tackle one thing at a time. One step...
	2:42am Linda Lee: thanks Guys. nothing like the right music to smooth the way!
	2:45am Linda Lee: btw the house i just vacated has within it a large paper shopping bag (town dump rescue) overflowing with Dead show cassettes from the 60s - 80s. so busy vacating the house on half a leg i haven't rescued it yet. i wonder: how to share with folks who might be interested?
	2:47am Jeff Conklin: where???
	2:47am Linda Lee: where's the bag? in an old farmhouse in the catskills. ulster county.
	2:49am Jeff Conklin: I'd be interested Linda. I'm in the Catskills often...
	2:49am Linda Lee: really?
	2:49am Linda Lee: where do you visit?
	2:50am Jeff Conklin: Anywhere with a Stewarts and a mountain
	2:51am Eartha Lime: Thanks again. Nice show. My Father now checks out the archives. He appreciates the flow as do I. G'night.
	2:51am Linda Lee: ah Stewarts! :-) do you come up in winter?
	2:51am Jeff Conklin: Yes, Linda, I was in Kingston two weeks ago.
	2:52am Jeff Conklin: Shows not over yet, Eartha ;)
	2:53am Linda Lee: wow! maybe we could do something on your next trip! i'd love passing these on to you just for the love of it.
	2:54am Linda Lee: you can always email me ~ through the FMU website
	2:56am Jeff Conklin: I'll be in touch, Linda. Thanks. Thanks for listening, everyone, be well....
	2:56am Linda Lee: wonderful. thanks Jeff!

The Avant Ghetto with Jeff Conklin: Playlist from January 8, 2018

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January 8, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Richard Thompson	Time to Ring Some Changes	Uppsala, Sweden, 11/23/82	Bootsville	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
John Wonderling	Someone Like You "Someone Like You" by "John Wonderling"	Day Breaks	PAramount	0:02:56 (Pop-up)
Morning	And I'm Gone "And I'm Gone" by "Morning"	Morning	Vault	0:07:02 (Pop-up)
Fred	Soft Fisherman "Soft Fisherman" by "Fred"	Fred	World In Sound	0:12:50 (Pop-up)
Quatrain	Fields of Love "Fields of Love" by "Quatrain"	Quatrain	Sundazed	0:19:13 (Pop-up)
Canned Heat	Do Not Enter "Do Not Enter" by "Canned Heat"	Hallelujah	UA	0:21:53 (Pop-up)
Mississipi Fred McDowell	Glory Hallelujah	I Do Not Play No Rock 'n' Roll	Capitol	0:24:37 (Pop-up)
Junior Kimbrough	Meet Me in the City	First Recordings	Big Legal Mess	0:27:17 (Pop-up)
Dan Mobley	Walk In the Wind & The Rain	Walk In the Wind & The Rain	Coloumbian	0:30:22 (Pop-up)
El Congreso	Mirate Al Espejo "Mirate Al Espejo" by "El Congreso"	El Congreso	Odeon	0:34:21 (Pop-up)
Azzy Fly	Untitled "Untitled" by "Azzy Fly"	Azzy Fly	??	0:38:44 (Pop-up)
New Riders of the Purple Sage	Garden of Eden	The Strand Lyceum, London, England, 5/26/72	Bootsville	0:48:25 (Pop-up)

Grateful Dead	Mississippi Half-Step Toodeloo >	McGaw Memorial Hall, Evanston, IL, 11/1/73	Bootsville	1:09:15 (Pop-up)
Grateful Dead	He's Gone > "He's Gone >" by "Grateful Dead"	McGaw Memorial Hall, Evanston, IL, 11/1/73	Bootsville	1:16:49 (Pop-up)
Grateful Dead	Truckin' > "Truckin' >" by "Grateful Dead"	McGaw Memorial Hall, Evanston, IL, 11/1/73	Bootsville	1:26:57 (Pop-up)
Grateful Dead	Wharf Rat "Wharf Rat" by "Grateful Dead"	McGaw Memorial Hall, Evanston, IL, 11/1/73	Bootsville	1:37:06 (Pop-up)
Richard & Linda Thompson	Night Comes In (live)	Guitar, Vocal	Island	1:46:51 (Pop-up)

Chris Thompson	Her Hair Was Long "Her Hair Was Long" by "Chris Thompson"	Chris Thompsson	Village Thing	2:04:17 (Pop-up)
Gene Estribou	Eeee Minor "Eeee Minor" by "Gene Estribou"	Intensifications	Locust	2:10:45 (Pop-up)
David Habeck	What the Morning Brings	The Circle Meets Itself Each Time Around	Makin' Jam	2:17:23 (Pop-up)
Rosemary Hardman	Song to the Evening Sky	Firebird	Trailer	2:20:45 (Pop-up)
Goldberg	Never Came to Stay "Never Came to Stay" by "Goldberg"	Misty Flats	Future Days	2:26:55 (Pop-up)
Rick Roberts	Sail Away "Sail Away" by "Rick Roberts"	Windmills	A&M	2:30:27 (Pop-up)
Jesse Colin Young	Together "Together" by "Jesse Colin Young"	Together	Raccoon	2:37:42 (Pop-up)
Lackey & Sweeney	Comfort "Comfort" by "Lackey & Sweeney"	Junk Store Songs For Sale	Village Thing	2:42:44 (Pop-up)
David Kauffman & Eric Caboor	Kiss Another Day Goodbye	Songs from Suicide Bridge	Light In The Attic	2:48:14 (Pop-up)
Karen Beth	Nothing Lasts "Nothing Lasts" by "Karen Beth"	The Joys of Life	Decca	2:55:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04am Erik in Michigan: Up past my bedtime again, and not because I'm listening to a phish show :)
	12:04am rw: Hello! Nice opener. Some themes seem to transcend time.
	12:08am MONEYBAG$: Spaced out on mucinex and ready to go
	12:09am sberger: Evening/Morning all. Always nice to look forward to this show after weeks that are becoming seemingly more complex.
	12:10am Erik in Michigan: This is great
	12:11am Eartha Lime: Listening live this week, thanks again - in advance.
	12:11am franny: I'm listening in spirit.
	12:12am franny: @sberger you're tellin' me.
	12:12am MONEYBAG$: Listening in advance from next week
	12:14am Jeff Conklin: Morning, all. Feeling a tad under the weather myself. Never fucked with mucinex though....
	12:15am MONEYBAG$: It's some last resort shit...been bedridden for days
	12:15am Woodland Willy: @ericinmichigan: maybe not up late listening to a Phish show, but up late listening to lazy lightening/supplication? ;)
	12:15am Jeff Conklin: Bummer, Money. Do that lemon, ginger, honey tea hot with cayenne pepper.
	12:15am tuner fish: I usually get to hear a few tracks, fall asleep, then listen to the archives all week. And I keep revisiting my favorite shows. September 19, 2016 is phenomenal, by the way, in case anyone hasn't heard it! :-D
	12:16am Hippie Jesus: hello one and all!
	12:16am Jeff Conklin: I think Sept 19 mightve been the saddest show i ever did. Glad you liked it!
	12:16am Erik in Michigan: I've been spotted!
	12:18am Erik in Michigan: Some big CSN vibes from this track
	12:19am tuner fish: no no no - It was 9/19/16 with Love, Relatively Clean Rivers, The Byrds... it was the first "Hello, California listeners!" show! Definitely not sad!
	12:21am MONEYBAG$: JC when was this show on before Therese left?
	12:22am Jeff Conklin: yeah ive been on air over 3 years.
	12:23am MONEYBAG$: I mean what was the old slot
	12:24am Erik in Michigan: Used to be 3-6am prior to fall 2016, i think.
	12:24am AdamFromOldeKenzo: Hello, great show so far!
	12:26am MONEYBAG$: That's what I thought, there were some shows that I used to listen to in my sleep
	12:29am Erik in Michigan: Jeff, what's your favorite Grateful Dead year of the 80s?
	12:30am tuner fish: I finally watched "Long Strange Trip" on Amazon. Excellent!
	12:31am tuner fish: AND - I just watched that John Coltrane doc on Netflix. It has been on my list for a while now, but I finally watched it now. Winter break allows for these things, haha. Very inspiring!
	12:31am Jeff Conklin: 1989
	12:32am Erik in Michigan: Coltrane Doc was OK - but the amount of talking heads was a bit much for me.
	12:33am Erik in Michigan: yeah, 89 was a good year
	12:33am tuner fish: I mean - I consider myself a big Coltrane fan, and, from the trailer, I wasn't that impressed, but of course I HAD to watch it. I liked the segment with the Japanese guy who met Coltrane in Nagasaki. That was very touching. I think it was pretty well-made, but of course it wasn't a comprehensive account of his life and works. It would be nice to see one of those someday.
	12:35am tuner fish: "Ken Burns presents: 10 DVD's OF JOHN COLTRANE!" ... THAT'S what I want! haha
	12:37am bbb: Hi all! Happy new year (hopefully)...Really digging this El Congreso song.
	12:39am bbb: haha, used Google translate for the lyrics to that song: You rebel but you lie. I no longer believe in your song. The city has bewitched you. The swamp closed. You like to live the cage. You like to offer your head. You believe you are the king of the land Andrajo of nature. Man of the city, medium Master of the trivial, dwarf. Black butterfly small piece at night. You will see every day the sun gridded by windows and twisted beams. You will see your eyes so hated The panorama of buildings like fog. Receive my song and leave Or die in your law, dwarf.
	12:40am tuner fish: Definitely the Spanish "Like A Rolling Stone" haha
	12:40am MONEYBAG$: I'm still feeling out the 80s dead but my impression is that Jerry is pretty bad in the middle
	12:42am Erik in Michigan: I was once afraid of 80s dead, and that was a mistake
	12:44am Agent Peter: How is "80's Dead" a thing?
	12:45am tuner fish: The only exposure to the GD I have is from this show, and the Sirius Grateful Dead Channel. And a few friends who like them. But, yeah, every time "The 80's" shows up, my first reaction is "Oh no!" but sometimes it is amazing. I mean, sometimes the NINETIES are amazing! I just heard a show from 91 this week that blew me away! Excellent band! Just kept on going! Is that what it's about? Just following that spark until it the light is no more?
	12:46am Dean: As I've mentioned several times on Uncle Michael's show on the Drummer stream, I attended every Grateful Dead show from the very beginning. I'll concur with the '89 call, though I also recall fondly shows from '84 and '86.
	12:46am Jeff Conklin: plenty of amazing in the 80s and 90s don't listen to anyone who says there isn't. All due respect, Agent Peter.
	12:46am Jeff Conklin: Dean=Bob Weir
	12:47am Erik in Michigan: The 80s were a strange / great decade for the Dead.
	12:47am Dean: I met Bob a couple times, but no, I'm not him.
	12:48am Erik in Michigan: damn
	12:48am Dean: I guess I should mention that I first met him when I was playing hooky from second grade.
	12:48am bbb: Dean - Did you see any Warlocks shows?
	12:48am Dean: Warlocks? That's ridiculous! I'm not that old.
	12:49am Erik in Michigan: Dean what was your first show?
	12:49am bbb: Haha well you said you attended every Dead show from the beginning!
	12:49am Jeff Conklin: Forgive me if I'm skeptical, Dean. Feel free to email me yr credentials ;)
	12:50am Erik in Michigan: New Riders!
	12:50am Dean: I just managed to catch all the shows--every one of them--as the Dead from the get-go. No biggie.
	12:53am Erik in Michigan: Dean what's your favorite Vince song?
	12:54am Agent Peter: Which two years in the 80's were most like one another? The idea that one entire decade had a distinct and uniform identity is a massive over-simplification.
	12:55am Jeff Conklin: Oh, I see what youre getting at, Agent. You have a point. As im sure you know people dismiss the decade out of hand without good inspecion...
	12:56am Dean: Hard to argue with his work on "White Punks on Dope."
	12:59am Agent Peter: The only reason for isolating that decade is if someone had strong feelings about Brent Mydland.
	1:08am Fud: 37% is just about right.
	1:09am Mitch: Dallas Taylor also in Ohio Knox. Thanks for the shoutout. I’m only an semi authority up to 1987.
	1:11am Ari M.: Wasn't richard thompson's shoot out the lights an 80s album? Or maybe late 70s
	1:12am MONEYBAG$: I only know about the dead and Jandek, that is all my parents allowed in the house
	1:13am tuner fish: What's Jandek's best decade?
	1:13am Konstantinov: think that Morning band actually had a 2nd album too. On Fantasy or something like that? never gripped a copy myself
	1:13am MONEYBAG$: The 80s!
	1:16am Jeff Conklin: I hate being corrected but thank you Konstantinov ;)
	1:16am Dean: You are correct, Konstantinov: https://www.discogs.com/Morning-Struck-Like-Silver/master/556556
	1:16am Jeff Conklin: AriL Yes, its from 82 i believe..
	1:21am Konstantinov: oh yeah, wasn't trying to be "that guy" pedant .. like i say, never even seen/heard the lp myself .. but thought i'd throw it out there in case ya wanted to put it on yr wantlist
	1:23am Jeff Conklin: Yeah, ts strange i never looked. Its ok to be that guy sometimes..
	1:25am tuner fish: "if you clap loud enough, you just might make the record!"
	1:26am tuner fish: They are FEELIN' IT in Evanston!
	1:29am MONEYBAG$: Probably why Steve Albini moved there
	1:30am Ari M.: Hot as a pistol but cool inside
	1:30am bbb: I'm sure the Dead afficionados already know this, but I was just reading about "He's Gone" and found out it was initially written about Mickey Hart's father Lenny who managed their money and took off with $155,000. Lenny disappeared and was found a year later as a preacher! That's why Mickey Hart left the band in '71. Woah...deep.
	1:31am Jeff Conklin: Yeah, that's one of the big holes in the documentary. Totally changed the band. Great doc though!
	1:32am bbb: I still need to see it!
	1:34am MONEYBAG$: If you really want to know about stuff like that, you are better off reading one of many books than watching that doc
	1:35am bbb: Yeah, but it's great to watch old footage.
	1:37am Jeff Conklin: Ok, re: Morning/Love. Seems Jay Donnelan had a lot of different names. He shreds hard on Four Sail: www.discogs.com...
	1:42am miketp: I haven't heard a lot of grateful dead in my life but there's kboo radio 90.7fm Saturday morning that brings dead live shows back to life.if you want another dead outlet!!
	1:43am Jeff Conklin: right on, miketp. thanks.
	1:50am Mike tp: your welcome Jeff.and I enjoy your show very much..and the film the shape of water was pretty special.the sound the sets really stood out!
	1:51am Konstantinov: man, normally I kinda hate Truckin' ... but that one was great!
	1:51am blythest: hey jeff! this live version of 'night comes in' rules. first heard 'guitar, vocal' on your show and now listen to it all the time—thanks! :)
	1:54am Jeff Conklin: @blythest: My two missions in life: get people to listen to the Dead and Richard/Linda ;)
	1:56am bbb: @Mike tp, I've been debating seeing The Shape of Water in the theater versus waiting until it's out on Netflix. Is it worth the money to see it now?
	1:58am Jeff Conklin: Have't heard of this film
	2:01am bbb: It's directed by Guillermo del Toro, whose previous films I wasn't that into. But the trailer for The Shape of Water looks great and it's already been nominated for a bunch of awards.
	2:04am BEAVO: They did that great Spanish jam at Watkins Glen as well on me so many roads box set
	2:05am Jeff Conklin: Ah yes a director I've had little to no interest in personally.
	2:12am rw: Gotta check out now. School night. Thanks once again Mr Conklin! Hope you and MONEYBAG$ feel better soon. Night all! Have a good week!
	2:18am BEAVO: Guillermo del Caca Del Toro
	2:18am Linda Lee: Estribou piece is just perfect after this past week. Just perfect. Thanks Jeff!
	2:21am Jeff Conklin: Quite welcome
	2:26am Linda Lee: Should've tuned in earlier! But this is where I came in. :-)
	2:32am Linda Lee: No heat/freezing indoors, tire blowout, dying cat (who didn't), snowfall spin-outs, stress at work (bad logistics), then the car transmission fails & the car's abandoned. Yep, calm is good. Mellow is very good. Many thanks again! :-)
	2:35am BEAVO: The only Del Toro movie I’ve seen is CHronos, I forgot I had seen it and rented it again within a year! You know the one with The insect in the mechanical thing That attaches itself to your hand
	2:40am BEAVO: I feel for you Linda Lee.
	2:42am Jeff Conklin: Sorry to hear about your troubles, Linda. Hope the music can soothe/calm for a little while. Tackle one thing at a time. One step...
	2:42am Linda Lee: thanks Guys. nothing like the right music to smooth the way!
	2:45am Linda Lee: btw the house i just vacated has within it a large paper shopping bag (town dump rescue) overflowing with Dead show cassettes from the 60s - 80s. so busy vacating the house on half a leg i haven't rescued it yet. i wonder: how to share with folks who might be interested?
	2:47am Jeff Conklin: where???
	2:47am Linda Lee: where's the bag? in an old farmhouse in the catskills. ulster county.
	2:49am Jeff Conklin: I'd be interested Linda. I'm in the Catskills often...
	2:49am Linda Lee: really?
	2:49am Linda Lee: where do you visit?
	2:50am Jeff Conklin: Anywhere with a Stewarts and a mountain
	2:51am Eartha Lime: Thanks again. Nice show. My Father now checks out the archives. He appreciates the flow as do I. G'night.
	2:51am Linda Lee: ah Stewarts! :-) do you come up in winter?
	2:51am Jeff Conklin: Yes, Linda, I was in Kingston two weeks ago.
	2:52am Jeff Conklin: Shows not over yet, Eartha ;)
	2:53am Linda Lee: wow! maybe we could do something on your next trip! i'd love passing these on to you just for the love of it.
	2:54am Linda Lee: you can always email me ~ through the FMU website
	2:56am Jeff Conklin: I'll be in touch, Linda. Thanks. Thanks for listening, everyone, be well....
	2:56am Linda Lee: wonderful. thanks Jeff!

The Avant Ghetto with Jeff Conklin: Playlist from January 8, 2018

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