WFMU: Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from April 23, 2018

Listener comments!
	♥ 3:01am pacific standard simon: Close Up The Honky Tonks? Slam dunk the basketball courts!
	♥ 3:06am pacific standard simon: I went to the Avalon after it was converted into a movie theater. Sad, as some asshole would say.
	♥ 3:10am pacific standard simon: There's almost nothing better than the romantic Miles, late at night.
	♥ 3:14am pacific standard simon: Ahmad Jamal (whom Miles admired) works, too.
	3:17am markr: Welcome, Simon!
	3:18am Vincent Nifigance: Announcer: "Ladies and gentlemen -- Zach Galifianakis! ..." "Excuse me -- I've been in canada, opening up for Miles Davis -- [ correcting himself ] Kilometers Davis."
	3:20am markr: Hip on so many levels. I understand Thomas Jefferson wanted to put us on the metric system but the squares wouldn't stand for it.
	3:22am markr: I liked how John sounded like he was halfway across the room when he came in for his solo...
	♥ 3:27am pacific standard simon: If I were a bell I'd go ding dong ding dong ding. My favorite Miles period.
	♥ 3:35am pacific standard simon: Wow, has it really been that long? I could tell you pretty accurately what I was probably doing on this day in '91.
	♥ 3:38am pacific standard simon: Did he say 'filling up my car' or 'feeling up my cock'? Inquiring minds need to know.
	♥ 3:40am pacific standard simon: Yeah, that's it!!!!
	3:40am markr: For FCC purposes, I'm CERTAIN he said, "filling up my car." The other thing doesn't make any sense if you think about it.
	♥ 3:41am pacific standard simon: Make David sound like one of the Shangri-Las!!!
	3:41am markr: Yeah, I'd like to hear those Shangri-Las sing these lyrics!
	3:43am markr: David sounds like he's having a helluva good time singing these songs, doesn't he?
	♥ 3:46am pacific standard simon: I've never been a big fan of the various demo releases because the original albums sound so good. Although they could probably use a few extra RPMs.
	♥ 3:48am pacific standard simon: I bet Unknown Mortal Orchestra is what Marc Bolan would sound like if he hadn't been killed.
	3:49am markr: I hope you were listening to the Unknown Mortal Orchestra with the headphones on, really loud, because it sounded fantastic. And you might want to leave 'em on for this one, too!
	♥ 3:52am pacific standard simon: Ryuichi Sakamoto's home is for sale! Only $3M: www.realtor.com...
	♥ 3:55am pacific standard simon: I like it, but I don't see books. Can't live without books.
	3:55am markr: That's really not that much considering its location. (If several of us pitched in, I mean). Wonder why he's selling it. It's beautiful. Very tranquil.
	3:56am markr: We're keeping your books in the garage, Simon. They'll be fine. We'll get some shelves from Costco or something.
	♥ 4:04am pacific standard simon: And if you want to hear a professional doing a professional job, you're NEVER going to hear The Dolls.
	4:07am markr: To be honest, I don't think I EVER heard the Dolls on the radio. If it weren't for Creem magazine, I never would have heard of them.
	♥ 4:09am pacific standard simon: I still treasure my memory of meeting Eric and Amy at a gig in SF a number of years ago. You're never going to meet a nicer fellow than Eric. Go to the record fair, folks.
	♥ 4:12am pacific standard simon: My first exposure to the Dolls was probably one of those late night rock concert TV shows, about '73 - '74. Although Creem is certainly a possibility.
	4:13am markr: A chance to hobnob with me and many of my fellow DJs, folks. Sheila B. is doing a live broadcast Friday afternoon, Mike Shelley, Rex and Todd will be broadcasting live Saturday, and many of us will be working the record and merch tables. And did I mention there's beer?
	♥ 4:16am pacific standard simon: Hmm, is there a Motel 6 around there somewhere? Is it too late for a cross-country ticket? Can I get my partner to sub for me at work?
	4:22am markr: There are many itchy no-tell motels within a couple subway stops. I'd go Greyhound. You can sleep on the way, listen to the WFMU mobile app, pack a couple old Creem magazines, a couple sandwiches, some raisins, some nuts, beverages of your choice (this bag is getting heavy!), change of underwear, wear the same shirt every day, that's what we all do, and we live here. As for work, death in the family, I'll let you know what's happening when I get there, etc. etc. You know the drill. Come on. The first Record Fair I worked at, I saw my old Music Director from WCBN in Ann Arbor, he told me he comes every year.
	♥ 4:23am pacific standard simon: I wonder if Wet Tuna understands that there are still a lot of Hot Tuna fans around, and they might be confused and annoyed by their name.
	4:23am markr: Jeff Conklin has practically been single-handedly championing these guys, and he's right. I think they must be trying to annoy Hot Tuna fans, that can't be an accident. I like their groovy underwater sound, though.
	♥ 4:28am pacific standard simon: Sounds like The Mermen, which is a good thing.
	♥ 4:33am pacific standard simon: Hai, dozo!
	♥ 4:34am pacific standard simon: I wish someone WOULD lay a little Benny Goodman on me. Actually, Uncle Michael sometimes does.
	♥ 4:35am Craig in MoTown: Good morning. Great music to wake up to... Missed hearing the Dolls segment- remember seeing them at the Felt Forum opening for Mott The Hoople (Todd Rundgren MC'ed the show). Mark are you keeping the same slot with the new schedule? I'm volunteering at the merc table this Saturday! First RF for me.
	♥ 4:39am pacific standard simon: Yo @ Craig in MoTown! Good morning!
	♥ 4:44am Craig in MoTown: Hey Simon, are we the only two awake?
	♥ 4:44am pacific standard simon: Read a book about classical music in the 20th century recently. It didn't work out so well for Prokofiev, thanks to the USSR, though you might not know that from being indoctrinated with Peter And The Wolf in grade school.
	♥ 4:47am pacific standard simon: And markr, of course.
	4:47am Mark R: I played ya some Miles Davis, so quit yer bellyachin'! Craig, I'll be there from 3:30-7:00 Saturday at the $1 table, come by and say hello. New schedule is still a ways off, we haven't really even started talking about it. Fingers crossed I'll even be on it! I say this every year, but I don't envy Ken's job--so many great people and not enough slots, no matter what you do, someone great is going to be left off the schedule, and somebody's listeners are going to be disappointed. But it's good to have new people, too, and our listeners always seem to adjust.
	4:48am Mark R: Those goddamn Russians, Simon. And just when I thought we were done worryin' about 'em...
	♥ 5:03am Sebastian: that's multidimensional - John Coltrane is also playing on the radio in the novel I'm reading right now!
	5:04am Mark R: I love those coincidences (miracles?), Sebastian! Maybe YOU'RE ACTUALLY IN THE NOVEL!!!
	♥ 5:06am Sebastian: I hope not, it's pulp, and bad things are on the horizon - he's playing I Want To Talk About You in the book, so I should be safe...
	♥ 5:07am pacific standard simon: That was a good one from Prokofiev. I've said it before, and I'll say it again -- I think you'd do well in an earlier time slot, Mark. Not before 6PM.
	5:10am Mark R: Well, Simon, we'll see. I could incrementally creep back to midnight, for starters. The way it works is you request your top 5 or 6 slots, then you indicate slots you CAN'T do, and then Ken has to figure it out. I have a day job, so I couldn't do before 6 pm, anyway (although I did a noon-3 fill-in over the Christmas break and that was fun--don't think I rocked any Prokofiev, though.)
	5:11am Mark R: Even on his "tamer" cuts, Trane always manages to cut loose with some wild shit, doesn't he?
	♥ 5:11am pacific standard simon: Don't you wish someone had wanted to do Coltrane's life story on film when Denzel Washington was still young enough to do it? I know I'd pay to see it.
	5:12am Mark R: I think he could still do it. That's a great idea, actually.
	♥ 5:17am pacific standard simon: I think midnight east coast would be perfect for you. In Nick Name's slot, if that happens to turn up vacant. No slur on Nick, though.
	♥ 5:19am pacific standard simon: Stand Up is one of my favorite albums of all time. I kept it when I gave away 2/3 of my albums to KUSF.
	♥ 5:20am pacific standard simon: Oh wait, I meant This Was.
	5:23am Peter from Dover NJ: King Crimson on WFMU. Thank you.
	♥ 5:23am pacific standard simon: And here's another in my wheelhouse.
	♥ 5:33am Sem: Good morning, Mark, Cicularly-persuaded.
	♥ 5:33am pacific standard simon: I will SO be there next week, because I love those guys.
	5:42am Mark R: For a guy who really doesn't like country music, I shore seem to be playing a lot of country music this morning.
	5:42am Mark R: My mother's rolling over in her grave.
	5:43am Mark R: She wasn't that crazy about Billie Holiday, either. Well, I can't be haunted by my dead mother like Norman Bates.
	♥ 5:44am pacific standard simon: What the hell was wrong with Gram Parsons anyway? I work all day at my job and sing all day, and hardly take drugs at all. ;-)
	5:46am Mark R: He was a poor little rich boy. His parents got divorced, then his step-father kind of ignored him and threw money at him. And then he became friends with Keith Richards. The rest is history.
	♥ 5:47am pacific standard simon: My ex HATED Billie, but what you gonna do? Some people just don't know.
	5:48am Vincent Nifigance: Parsons was the subject of an interesting variation on the resuscitation technique, I believe...
	5:49am Davee: It was a dream
	5:54am exile-on-hicks-st: Gram Parsons was... Tropicana money? And I think Denzel did a jazz player in Mo’ Better Blues - probably the closest we’ll get to seeing him portray Coltrane.
	♥ 5:54am pacific standard simon: Then again, The Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings was one of the records that my ex owned when I met her.
	♥ 5:55am Sem: That's great, about Sarah and the Disarmers!
	♥ 5:58am pacific standard simon: That live Ry Cooder album is a pretty good Gram Parsons album.
	6:00am Mark R: Thanks everyone, so much fun being with you tonight! Don't forget the Record Fair this weekend! See ya next week with an interview with Colin Moulding and Terry Chambers!
	6:00am LCBD: Good Monday morning Clay and fellow glisteners!
	6:00am Daybreak the Teacher.: Oh yeah!!!
	6:00am Warren in Australia: Hello
	6:00am pigpen in sussex England: Ok let’s get this week started.. happy Monday all.
	6:00am Pedro in Arlington: Clay week begins
	6:01am trever forever: 40 degrees in new haven! Morning glisteners :)
	6:02am Beast of Boonton: Cock-a-doodle-doo Wake n Bakers!
	6:02am Warren in Australia: HELLO! let’s do this!
	6:06am Warren in Australia: Good morning all. Just ate some pizza!

Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from April 23, 2018

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April 23, 2018: "The theme is there is no theme"

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Flying Burrito Brothers	Close Up The Honky Tonks	Gram Parsons Archives Vol. 1: Live at the Avalon Ballroom	Amoeba	2007	Chris Etheridge (bass) d. 4/23/12		0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Miles Davis	My Funny Valentine "My Funny Valentine" by "Miles Davis"	Cookin' with the Miles Davis Quintet	Prestige	1957	Red Garland (piano) d. 4/23/84		0:06:36 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Billy Boy "Billy Boy" by "Miles Davis"	Milestones	Columbia	1958	Red Garland, piano		0:10:31 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Surrey With the Fringe On Top	Steamin' with the Miles Davis Quinet	Prestige	1961	Red Garland, piano		0:17:42 (Pop-up)

New York Dolls	Personality Crisis	New York Dolls	Mercury	1973	Johnny thunders (guitar, backing vocals, co-composer) d. 4/23/91		0:29:47 (Pop-up)
New York Dolls	Subway Train "Subway Train" by "New York Dolls"	New York Dolls	Mercury	1973	Johnny Thunders, guitar, backing vocals, co-co-composer		0:33:59 (Pop-up)
New York Dolls	Babylon "Babylon" by "New York Dolls"	Too Much Too Soon	Mercury	1974	Johnny Thunders, guitar, backing vocals, co-composer		0:39:17 (Pop-up)
Unknown Mortal Orchestra	American Guilt	Sex & Food	Jagjaguwar		at Brooklyn Steel Wednesday and Thursday	*	0:42:45 (Pop-up)
Ryuichi Sakamoto	Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence (charlot's remix--gassyoh re-edit)	charlot--singitoutloud	Polepo Records	2010	Ryuichi Sakamoto at National Sawdust Thursday		0:47:23 (Pop-up)

Wreckless Eric	Depression "Depression" by "Wreckless Eric"	Le Beat Group Electrique (reissue)	Fire	1989/2015	At the WFMU Record Fair this Satuday afternoon at the Brooklyn Expo Center in Greenpoint!		1:04:43 (Pop-up)
Me'Shell Ndegeocello	I'm Diggin' You (Like an Old Soul Record	Plantation Lullabies	Maverick	1993	At (le) Poisson Rouge Friday night		1:06:19 (Pop-up)
Wet Tuna	New York Street "New York Street" by "Wet Tuna"	Livin' the Die	Feeding Tube		WFMU's Jeff Conklin presents Wet Tuna at Wonders of Nature Friday night!	*	1:12:18 (Pop-up)

Itzhak Perlman, violin; Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Daniel Barenboim, cond.	Prokofiev: Violin Concerto No. 2 in G minor, Op. 63	Mendlssohn/Prokofiev/Violin Concertos	Erato	1993	Sergei Prokofiev d. 4/23/1953		1:37:00 (Pop-up)

John Coltrane	Out of This World "Out of This World" by "John Coltrane"	Coltrane	Impulse!	1962	Harold Arlen (co-composer) d. 4/23/86		1:59:50 (Pop-up)
Bud Powell	Over the Rainbow "Over the Rainbow" by "Bud Powell"	The Amazing Bud Powell, Vol. 1	Blue Note	1952	Harold Arlen, co-composer		2:12:52 (Pop-up)
Jethro Tull	Bouree "Bouree" by "Jethro Tull"	Stand Up	Chrysalis	1969	Glenn Cornick (bass) b. 4/23/47		2:15:45 (Pop-up)
King Crimson	Lament "Lament" by "King Crimson"	Starless And Bible Black	Atlantic	1974	David Cross (violin) b. 4/23/49		2:19:36 (Pop-up)

Flying Burrito Brothers	Hot Burrito #2	The Gilded Palace of Sin	A & M	1969	Chris Etheridge, bass		2:31:20 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	The Dark End of the Street	The Gilded Palace of Sin	A&M	1969	Chris Etheridge, bass		2:34:43 (Pop-up)
Sarah Shook & The Disarmers	Over You	Years	Bloodshot		Playing a set at the Record Fair Saturday afternoon!	*	2:38:35 (Pop-up)
Billie Holiday	Stormy Weather "Stormy Weather" by "Billie Holiday"	Lady in Autumn: The Best of the Verve Years	Verve	1952/1991	Harold Arlen, co-composer		2:45:59 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong	Was It a Dream? "Was It a Dream?" by "Louis Armstrong"	The Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings	Columbia Legacy	1928/2000	Jimmie Noone (clarinet) b. 4/23/1895		2:48:01 (Pop-up)
Johnnie Johnson	Cow Cow Blues "Cow Cow Blues" by "Johnnie Johnson"	Johnnie B. Bad	Elektra Nonesuch		Cow Cow Davenport (composer) b. 4/23/1894		2:51:21 (Pop-up)

Jeff Beck	Come Dancing "Come Dancing" by "Jeff Beck"	Wired	Epic	1976	Narada Michael (composer, drums) b. 4/23/52		2:57:42 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	♥ 3:01am pacific standard simon: Close Up The Honky Tonks? Slam dunk the basketball courts!
	♥ 3:06am pacific standard simon: I went to the Avalon after it was converted into a movie theater. Sad, as some asshole would say.
	♥ 3:10am pacific standard simon: There's almost nothing better than the romantic Miles, late at night.
	♥ 3:14am pacific standard simon: Ahmad Jamal (whom Miles admired) works, too.
	3:17am markr: Welcome, Simon!
	3:18am Vincent Nifigance: Announcer: "Ladies and gentlemen -- Zach Galifianakis! ..." "Excuse me -- I've been in canada, opening up for Miles Davis -- [ correcting himself ] Kilometers Davis."
	3:20am markr: Hip on so many levels. I understand Thomas Jefferson wanted to put us on the metric system but the squares wouldn't stand for it.
	3:22am markr: I liked how John sounded like he was halfway across the room when he came in for his solo...
	♥ 3:27am pacific standard simon: If I were a bell I'd go ding dong ding dong ding. My favorite Miles period.
	♥ 3:35am pacific standard simon: Wow, has it really been that long? I could tell you pretty accurately what I was probably doing on this day in '91.
	♥ 3:38am pacific standard simon: Did he say 'filling up my car' or 'feeling up my cock'? Inquiring minds need to know.
	♥ 3:40am pacific standard simon: Yeah, that's it!!!!
	3:40am markr: For FCC purposes, I'm CERTAIN he said, "filling up my car." The other thing doesn't make any sense if you think about it.
	♥ 3:41am pacific standard simon: Make David sound like one of the Shangri-Las!!!
	3:41am markr: Yeah, I'd like to hear those Shangri-Las sing these lyrics!
	3:43am markr: David sounds like he's having a helluva good time singing these songs, doesn't he?
	♥ 3:46am pacific standard simon: I've never been a big fan of the various demo releases because the original albums sound so good. Although they could probably use a few extra RPMs.
	♥ 3:48am pacific standard simon: I bet Unknown Mortal Orchestra is what Marc Bolan would sound like if he hadn't been killed.
	3:49am markr: I hope you were listening to the Unknown Mortal Orchestra with the headphones on, really loud, because it sounded fantastic. And you might want to leave 'em on for this one, too!
	♥ 3:52am pacific standard simon: Ryuichi Sakamoto's home is for sale! Only $3M: www.realtor.com...
	♥ 3:55am pacific standard simon: I like it, but I don't see books. Can't live without books.
	3:55am markr: That's really not that much considering its location. (If several of us pitched in, I mean). Wonder why he's selling it. It's beautiful. Very tranquil.
	3:56am markr: We're keeping your books in the garage, Simon. They'll be fine. We'll get some shelves from Costco or something.
	♥ 4:04am pacific standard simon: And if you want to hear a professional doing a professional job, you're NEVER going to hear The Dolls.
	4:07am markr: To be honest, I don't think I EVER heard the Dolls on the radio. If it weren't for Creem magazine, I never would have heard of them.
	♥ 4:09am pacific standard simon: I still treasure my memory of meeting Eric and Amy at a gig in SF a number of years ago. You're never going to meet a nicer fellow than Eric. Go to the record fair, folks.
	♥ 4:12am pacific standard simon: My first exposure to the Dolls was probably one of those late night rock concert TV shows, about '73 - '74. Although Creem is certainly a possibility.
	4:13am markr: A chance to hobnob with me and many of my fellow DJs, folks. Sheila B. is doing a live broadcast Friday afternoon, Mike Shelley, Rex and Todd will be broadcasting live Saturday, and many of us will be working the record and merch tables. And did I mention there's beer?
	♥ 4:16am pacific standard simon: Hmm, is there a Motel 6 around there somewhere? Is it too late for a cross-country ticket? Can I get my partner to sub for me at work?
	4:22am markr: There are many itchy no-tell motels within a couple subway stops. I'd go Greyhound. You can sleep on the way, listen to the WFMU mobile app, pack a couple old Creem magazines, a couple sandwiches, some raisins, some nuts, beverages of your choice (this bag is getting heavy!), change of underwear, wear the same shirt every day, that's what we all do, and we live here. As for work, death in the family, I'll let you know what's happening when I get there, etc. etc. You know the drill. Come on. The first Record Fair I worked at, I saw my old Music Director from WCBN in Ann Arbor, he told me he comes every year.
	♥ 4:23am pacific standard simon: I wonder if Wet Tuna understands that there are still a lot of Hot Tuna fans around, and they might be confused and annoyed by their name.
	4:23am markr: Jeff Conklin has practically been single-handedly championing these guys, and he's right. I think they must be trying to annoy Hot Tuna fans, that can't be an accident. I like their groovy underwater sound, though.
	♥ 4:28am pacific standard simon: Sounds like The Mermen, which is a good thing.
	♥ 4:33am pacific standard simon: Hai, dozo!
	♥ 4:34am pacific standard simon: I wish someone WOULD lay a little Benny Goodman on me. Actually, Uncle Michael sometimes does.
	♥ 4:35am Craig in MoTown: Good morning. Great music to wake up to... Missed hearing the Dolls segment- remember seeing them at the Felt Forum opening for Mott The Hoople (Todd Rundgren MC'ed the show). Mark are you keeping the same slot with the new schedule? I'm volunteering at the merc table this Saturday! First RF for me.
	♥ 4:39am pacific standard simon: Yo @ Craig in MoTown! Good morning!
	♥ 4:44am Craig in MoTown: Hey Simon, are we the only two awake?
	♥ 4:44am pacific standard simon: Read a book about classical music in the 20th century recently. It didn't work out so well for Prokofiev, thanks to the USSR, though you might not know that from being indoctrinated with Peter And The Wolf in grade school.
	♥ 4:47am pacific standard simon: And markr, of course.
	4:47am Mark R: I played ya some Miles Davis, so quit yer bellyachin'! Craig, I'll be there from 3:30-7:00 Saturday at the $1 table, come by and say hello. New schedule is still a ways off, we haven't really even started talking about it. Fingers crossed I'll even be on it! I say this every year, but I don't envy Ken's job--so many great people and not enough slots, no matter what you do, someone great is going to be left off the schedule, and somebody's listeners are going to be disappointed. But it's good to have new people, too, and our listeners always seem to adjust.
	4:48am Mark R: Those goddamn Russians, Simon. And just when I thought we were done worryin' about 'em...
	♥ 5:03am Sebastian: that's multidimensional - John Coltrane is also playing on the radio in the novel I'm reading right now!
	5:04am Mark R: I love those coincidences (miracles?), Sebastian! Maybe YOU'RE ACTUALLY IN THE NOVEL!!!
	♥ 5:06am Sebastian: I hope not, it's pulp, and bad things are on the horizon - he's playing I Want To Talk About You in the book, so I should be safe...
	♥ 5:07am pacific standard simon: That was a good one from Prokofiev. I've said it before, and I'll say it again -- I think you'd do well in an earlier time slot, Mark. Not before 6PM.
	5:10am Mark R: Well, Simon, we'll see. I could incrementally creep back to midnight, for starters. The way it works is you request your top 5 or 6 slots, then you indicate slots you CAN'T do, and then Ken has to figure it out. I have a day job, so I couldn't do before 6 pm, anyway (although I did a noon-3 fill-in over the Christmas break and that was fun--don't think I rocked any Prokofiev, though.)
	5:11am Mark R: Even on his "tamer" cuts, Trane always manages to cut loose with some wild shit, doesn't he?
	♥ 5:11am pacific standard simon: Don't you wish someone had wanted to do Coltrane's life story on film when Denzel Washington was still young enough to do it? I know I'd pay to see it.
	5:12am Mark R: I think he could still do it. That's a great idea, actually.
	♥ 5:17am pacific standard simon: I think midnight east coast would be perfect for you. In Nick Name's slot, if that happens to turn up vacant. No slur on Nick, though.
	♥ 5:19am pacific standard simon: Stand Up is one of my favorite albums of all time. I kept it when I gave away 2/3 of my albums to KUSF.
	♥ 5:20am pacific standard simon: Oh wait, I meant This Was.
	5:23am Peter from Dover NJ: King Crimson on WFMU. Thank you.
	♥ 5:23am pacific standard simon: And here's another in my wheelhouse.
	♥ 5:33am Sem: Good morning, Mark, Cicularly-persuaded.
	♥ 5:33am pacific standard simon: I will SO be there next week, because I love those guys.
	5:42am Mark R: For a guy who really doesn't like country music, I shore seem to be playing a lot of country music this morning.
	5:42am Mark R: My mother's rolling over in her grave.
	5:43am Mark R: She wasn't that crazy about Billie Holiday, either. Well, I can't be haunted by my dead mother like Norman Bates.
	♥ 5:44am pacific standard simon: What the hell was wrong with Gram Parsons anyway? I work all day at my job and sing all day, and hardly take drugs at all. ;-)
	5:46am Mark R: He was a poor little rich boy. His parents got divorced, then his step-father kind of ignored him and threw money at him. And then he became friends with Keith Richards. The rest is history.
	♥ 5:47am pacific standard simon: My ex HATED Billie, but what you gonna do? Some people just don't know.
	5:48am Vincent Nifigance: Parsons was the subject of an interesting variation on the resuscitation technique, I believe...
	5:49am Davee: It was a dream
	5:54am exile-on-hicks-st: Gram Parsons was... Tropicana money? And I think Denzel did a jazz player in Mo’ Better Blues - probably the closest we’ll get to seeing him portray Coltrane.
	♥ 5:54am pacific standard simon: Then again, The Complete Hot Five and Hot Seven Recordings was one of the records that my ex owned when I met her.
	♥ 5:55am Sem: That's great, about Sarah and the Disarmers!
	♥ 5:58am pacific standard simon: That live Ry Cooder album is a pretty good Gram Parsons album.
	6:00am Mark R: Thanks everyone, so much fun being with you tonight! Don't forget the Record Fair this weekend! See ya next week with an interview with Colin Moulding and Terry Chambers!
	6:00am LCBD: Good Monday morning Clay and fellow glisteners!
	6:00am Daybreak the Teacher.: Oh yeah!!!
	6:00am Warren in Australia: Hello
	6:00am pigpen in sussex England: Ok let’s get this week started.. happy Monday all.
	6:00am Pedro in Arlington: Clay week begins
	6:01am trever forever: 40 degrees in new haven! Morning glisteners :)
	6:02am Beast of Boonton: Cock-a-doodle-doo Wake n Bakers!
	6:02am Warren in Australia: HELLO! let’s do this!
	6:06am Warren in Australia: Good morning all. Just ate some pizza!

Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from April 23, 2018

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