WFMU: Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from April 28, 2018

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from April 28, 2018

Folk; old-timey; blues; psych, avant and acid folk old and new; ambient and electronic; lots of guitar; detours elsewhere.

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April 28, 2018: Anna & Elizabeth live on WFMU

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Cath & Phil Tyler	Lady Dysie "Lady Dysie" by "Cath & Phil Tyler"	The Ox and the Ax	Thread Recordings		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Wizz Jones	Omie Wise "Omie Wise" by "Wizz Jones"	Lucky the Man	Scenescof		0:04:58 (Pop-up)
Hedy West	Erin's Green Shore "Erin's Green Shore" by "Hedy West"	Hedy West	Vanguard		0:09:31 (Pop-up)
Jean Ritchie	Jackero "Jackero" by "Jean Ritchie"	Songs From Kentucky	Westminster		0:13:34 (Pop-up)
John Jacob Niles	John of Hazel Green	The Ballads of John Jacob Niles	Tradition		0:19:30 (Pop-up)
Ginny Hawker	The Palace Grand "The Palace Grand" by "Ginny Hawker"	Letters From My Father	Rounder		0:20:30 (Pop-up)
Hobart Smith	Claude Allen "Claude Allen" by "Hobart Smith"	Virginia Tradtions: Native Virginia Ballads	Global Village		0:24:54 (Pop-up)
Texas Gladden	The House Carpenter	Anglo-American Ballads	The Library of Congress		0:28:23 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	Poor Pilgrim of Sorrow	Anna & Elizabeth	Free Dirt		0:31:19 (Pop-up)
Bill Shute & Lisa Null	Lord Ullin's Daughter	The Feathered Maiden & Other Ballads	Green Linnet		0:34:20 (Pop-up)
Bascom Lamar Lunsford	Lulu Wall "Lulu Wall" by "Bascom Lamar Lunsford"	The Rose Grew Round the Briar, Volume 1	Yazoo		0:40:01 (Pop-up)
Bert Hare	I'm Dying, Mother "I'm Dying, Mother" by "Bert Hare"	Art of Field Recording	Dust-to-Digital		0:43:02 (Pop-up)
Buddy Thomas	Feed My Horse on Corn and Hay	Traditional Fiddle Music of Kentucky: Up the Ohio and Licking Rivers (V.A.)	Rounder		0:47:36 (Pop-up)
Taylor & Stella Kimble	Greasy String	Music From the Mountains	(no label)		0:49:54 (Pop-up)
Clifton Hicks	Hand Me Down "Hand Me Down" by "Clifton Hicks"	Jalopy Records 7" Series	Jalopy Records		0:51:55 (Pop-up)

Shirley Collins	Black-Eyed Susan "Black-Eyed Susan" by "Shirley Collins"	The Power of the True Love Knot	Hannibal		1:05:15 (Pop-up)
David Jones	Easy and Slow "Easy and Slow" by "David Jones"	Easy and Slow	Minstrel		1:08:35 (Pop-up)
Isabel Sutherland	Bonnie Boy "Bonnie Boy" by "Isabel Sutherland"	Isabel Sutherland	EFDSS		1:12:10 (Pop-up)
Bob and Ron Copper	The Month of May	English Shepherd and Farming Songs	Folk-Legacy		1:16:19 (Pop-up)
Peter & Chris Coe	Cheshire May Day Carol	Open the Door and Let Us In	Trailer		1:18:25 (Pop-up)
Nancy Wallace	I Live Not Where I Love	Old Stories	Midwich		1:21:28 (Pop-up)
Owen McBride	Red Haired Mary "Red Haired Mary" by "Owen McBride"	Owen McBride	Philo		1:25:15 (Pop-up)
Dolores Keane & John Faulkner	The Bonny Light Horseman	Broken Hearted I'll Wander	Green Linnet		1:30:21 (Pop-up)
Anne Briggs	The Recruited Collier	Anthems in Eden: An Anthology of British & Irish Folk 1955-1978	Castle		1:35:21 (Pop-up)
Dick Gaughan	Jock O' Hazeldean "Jock O' Hazeldean" by "Dick Gaughan"	No More Forever	Trailer		1:37:57 (Pop-up)
Nic Jones	The Golden Glove "The Golden Glove" by "Nic Jones"	The Noah's Ark Trap	Shanachie		1:42:08 (Pop-up)
Maddy Prior & June Tabor	Burning of Auchidoon	Silly Sisters	Chrysalis		1:48:03 (Pop-up)

Anna & Elizabeth live on WFMU recorded April 2, 2018, engineered by Irene Trudel
Anna & Elizabeth	(interview) "(interview)" by "Anna & Elizabeth"	(live on WFMU)		Their Bandcamp page: https://annaandelizabeth.bandcamp.com/album/anna-elizabeth The page says that they're in Virginia, but they're both in New York City now, a fact that that makes me very happy.	1:58:59 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	John of Hazelgreen	(live on WFMU)		This song appears on their most recent album, The Invisible Comes to Us, just out on Smithsonian Folkways. https://annaandelizabeth.bandcamp.com/album/the-invisible-comes-to-us	2:14:35 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	Black-Eyed Susan	(live on WFMU)		This is one of an untold number of songs which came across from the British Isles but which became unknown here (or next to unknown), but which survives in the U.K. That being said, sometimes a song being covered by a half dozen people over the course of a couple of decades sometimes counts as "often" in trad folk circles. Clearly, Anna Roberts-Gevalt and Elizabeth LaPrelle are doing amazing work in keeping these old ballads alive.	2:17:57 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	Jeano "Jeano" by "Anna & Elizabeth"	(live on WFMU)		To my ears, it may be possible to find contemporary singers in the ballad tradition who are as good and as important as Anna & Elizabeth, but I'm uncertain if there's anyone in their category. To me, they're the benchmark by which all contemporary ballad singers must be judged. They stand shoulder to shoulder with the great singers of yesteryear.	2:22:19 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	(interview) "(interview)" by "Anna & Elizabeth"	(live on WFMU)		Their website: https://www.annaandelizabeth.com/	2:24:27 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	Here in the Vineyard	(live on WFMU)		From a 7-inch that came out early this year on Free Dirt Records. The A-side of the single is Hop High. The gals are just about to start a two week tour in the U.K, then going to Sweden in June.	2:29:07 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	(interview) "(interview)" by "Anna & Elizabeth"	(live on WFMU)		Some of the songs from their new album, which were found in music archives, are largely unknown, and for which I could find little or no information on the web.	2:34:04 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	Irish Patriot "Irish Patriot" by "Anna & Elizabeth"	(live on WFMU)		I could find nothing on this song. Just in case you don't know, there's lots of stuff that's not on the web, and is available only to the dedicated diggers!	2:35:13 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	(interview) "(interview)" by "Anna & Elizabeth"	(live on WFMU)		Do yourself a favor and see them live in concert, especially with the backup musicians that they're using now, which has brought a very different and deeply satisfying sound to these old songs.	2:38:45 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	Go to Sleep Little Baby	(live on WFMU)		They weren't planning to do this song but they were very gracious to add it to the session. I've been wanting to get A&E to WFMU for at least a couple of years so it was wonderful to finally bring this about. A big thank you to the amazing Irene Trudel for engineering this session.	2:55:34 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	6:01am annie: good morning jeffrey and planeteers!
	6:02am duke: Good morning Jeffrey and gang
	6:02am David in London: Morning Jeffrey and all you Planeteers.
	6:03am testingwithfire: Happy Saturday all!
	6:05am Sem: Good morning, Jeffrey, annie, duke, DiL, testingw/fire.
	6:07am Doc Rock: Good Morning & Happy Saturday 2 All
	6:08am David in London: Hey Sem. DiL! I love it. Like a more personal PiL...
	6:24am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning annie, duke, David in London, testingwithfire, Sem, Dock Rock, and one and all...
	6:24am Jeffrey Davison: *Doc
	6:27am upstate sean: Play Stairway! Just kidding, morning all.
	6:29am jkeigh: Good Morning everyone!
	6:33am Jeffrey Davison: hey there upstate sean, jkeigh.
	6:35am C.S.: What a good morning on Jeffrey's planet!
	6:35am TDK60: Good morning Jeffrey and folks from Hudson Heights, NYC, across from the Palisades.
	6:35am Mark R: Wow, Anna & Elizabeth are really something special, aren't they? That spare sound--so haunting and beautiful. God.
	6:39am TDK60: Mark R. Yes, haunting and so calming I almost jumped back into bed.
	6:43am debt collector: Bascom is kind of rapping...
	6:43am Mark R: Honestly only recently started exploring the ancient "Harry Smith Anthology of American Folk Music" and Bascom's on there. Very cool stuff, love it. You could spend the rest of your life discovering amazing people on that collection. Very expensive but worth it. If you find a used copy for a decent price, grab it!
	6:44am Cooh John: Good morning Jeffrey and my Saturday morning compatriots.
	6:48am David in London: @Mark R - yeah, worth every penny. It’s like having your own little time machine.
	6:54am Jeffrey Davison: Greetings C.S., Mark R, TDK60, debt collector, Cooh John...
	6:55am exile-on-hicks-st: @Mark - definitely pick up a copy of “Invisible Republic” as companion to Anth of Amer Folk... the book was re-titled “The Old, Weird America”, but I believe the content is the same.
	7:02am TDK60: Right on, Hedy.
	7:08am exile-on-hicks-st: There’s a great large pic of Harry Smith in the lovby of the Ace Hotell on 29th St. I used to work near there.
	7:09am Mr C: Jeffrey, Do you know the work of Dori Freeman? 2 albums so far..from Western Virginia. Quite good writer-singer..
	7:09am TDK60: Never heard of a flute organ before.
	7:13am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks exile-on-hicks-st. Mr. C: yup. She's a keeper. TDK60: I believe also called a portative organ
	7:16am TDK60: Thanks Jeffrey. Well how about that? You learn something almost every day, sometimes when the caffeine hasn't even taken effect yet...
	7:21am spamoni: Good morning Jeffrey and to the rest of the usual crew!
	7:32am Jeffrey Davison: and a hearty hello to spamoni
	7:34am Jeff Conklin: Just tuning in. Nice to catch a bit of the show live. This piece reminds me I just learned Martin Carthy played in town?!
	7:39am Jeffrey Davison: Jeff Conklin: Hey there! Yeah, I missed that Martin Carthy show too. Shite.
	7:39am Pomona: Beautiful songs to wake up to. Thank you.
	7:40am Jeff Conklin: Ah Gaughan. The best!!!
	7:42am TDK60: For those unaware, Jeff C. hosts a fine show here late Sundays -midnight to 3 am. (technically Monday, ha.)
	7:45am Jeff Conklin: Ah Jones. Also the best!!
	7:46am Jeff Conklin: And thanks tbk!
	7:47am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Pomona, and you're welcome. Jeff C: I love Dick Gaughan but Nic Jones is the top of my list of male folk singers.
	7:48am Jeff Conklin: Ok. Let’s arm wrestle at the fair later and settle the Gaughan/Jones debate.
	7:50am TDK60: Just got this Silly Sisters album out of the public library -- great!
	7:54am David in London: June Tabor was a force of nature. Amazing.
	7:58am TDK60: This traditional-leaning show really hits the right notes today. // London David: Tabor no longer with us?
	8:01am David in London: TDK - Sorry, possibly an inadvisable choice of word there. She doesn't seem to break musical cover much these days (hence 'was'), but she's still alive. She's welcome to kick my arse for that.
	8:04am MD: Good Morning Gang!
	8:10am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks for joining us, MD
	8:30am tom from Glasgow: hi Jeffrey + all. this is very enjoyable
	8:31am Santos L Halper: Great waking to this live set, thanks JD.
	8:31am Sem: What a morning it has been! Wonderful, Jeffrey. See you and all a little farther down the road.
	8:34am tom from Glasgow: shout to Irene for her ever-great engineering
	8:38am Fredericks: Very impressed by this interview, the sound and Anna & Elizabeth performance. Entrancing.
	8:41am Fredericks: 's
	8:43am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome tom from Glasgow, Santos L. Halper, Sem, Fredericks.
	8:57am queems: this is making me so emotional
	8:57am queems: lovely interview
	3:22pm Van in DC: Ooooh. I think I am in for a rare treat with this show, looking through the playlist. Gonna start with the A&E live session that was recorded, then backtrack to the beginning. I mean wow, this looks like a fantastic playlist to dive in to on this, the 42nd day of Spring, the 120th day of the calendar year, the last day of April, and the day be MayDay. What more could I ask for. Thanks Jeffrey
	4:43pm Van in DC: A belated THANK YOU to Anna and Elizabeth for the live set! And t hank you Jeffrey and Irene for bringing it to us. That set was pure magic.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Cath & Phil Tyler	Lady Dysie "Lady Dysie" by "Cath & Phil Tyler"	The Ox and the Ax	Thread Recordings		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Wizz Jones	Omie Wise "Omie Wise" by "Wizz Jones"	Lucky the Man	Scenescof		0:04:58 (Pop-up)
Hedy West	Erin's Green Shore "Erin's Green Shore" by "Hedy West"	Hedy West	Vanguard		0:09:31 (Pop-up)
Jean Ritchie	Jackero "Jackero" by "Jean Ritchie"	Songs From Kentucky	Westminster		0:13:34 (Pop-up)
John Jacob Niles	John of Hazel Green	The Ballads of John Jacob Niles	Tradition		0:19:30 (Pop-up)
Ginny Hawker	The Palace Grand "The Palace Grand" by "Ginny Hawker"	Letters From My Father	Rounder		0:20:30 (Pop-up)
Hobart Smith	Claude Allen "Claude Allen" by "Hobart Smith"	Virginia Tradtions: Native Virginia Ballads	Global Village		0:24:54 (Pop-up)
Texas Gladden	The House Carpenter	Anglo-American Ballads	The Library of Congress		0:28:23 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	Poor Pilgrim of Sorrow	Anna & Elizabeth	Free Dirt		0:31:19 (Pop-up)
Bill Shute & Lisa Null	Lord Ullin's Daughter	The Feathered Maiden & Other Ballads	Green Linnet		0:34:20 (Pop-up)
Bascom Lamar Lunsford	Lulu Wall "Lulu Wall" by "Bascom Lamar Lunsford"	The Rose Grew Round the Briar, Volume 1	Yazoo		0:40:01 (Pop-up)
Bert Hare	I'm Dying, Mother "I'm Dying, Mother" by "Bert Hare"	Art of Field Recording	Dust-to-Digital		0:43:02 (Pop-up)
Buddy Thomas	Feed My Horse on Corn and Hay	Traditional Fiddle Music of Kentucky: Up the Ohio and Licking Rivers (V.A.)	Rounder		0:47:36 (Pop-up)
Taylor & Stella Kimble	Greasy String	Music From the Mountains	(no label)		0:49:54 (Pop-up)
Clifton Hicks	Hand Me Down "Hand Me Down" by "Clifton Hicks"	Jalopy Records 7" Series	Jalopy Records		0:51:55 (Pop-up)

Shirley Collins	Black-Eyed Susan "Black-Eyed Susan" by "Shirley Collins"	The Power of the True Love Knot	Hannibal		1:05:15 (Pop-up)
David Jones	Easy and Slow "Easy and Slow" by "David Jones"	Easy and Slow	Minstrel		1:08:35 (Pop-up)
Isabel Sutherland	Bonnie Boy "Bonnie Boy" by "Isabel Sutherland"	Isabel Sutherland	EFDSS		1:12:10 (Pop-up)
Bob and Ron Copper	The Month of May	English Shepherd and Farming Songs	Folk-Legacy		1:16:19 (Pop-up)
Peter & Chris Coe	Cheshire May Day Carol	Open the Door and Let Us In	Trailer		1:18:25 (Pop-up)
Nancy Wallace	I Live Not Where I Love	Old Stories	Midwich		1:21:28 (Pop-up)
Owen McBride	Red Haired Mary "Red Haired Mary" by "Owen McBride"	Owen McBride	Philo		1:25:15 (Pop-up)
Dolores Keane & John Faulkner	The Bonny Light Horseman	Broken Hearted I'll Wander	Green Linnet		1:30:21 (Pop-up)
Anne Briggs	The Recruited Collier	Anthems in Eden: An Anthology of British & Irish Folk 1955-1978	Castle		1:35:21 (Pop-up)
Dick Gaughan	Jock O' Hazeldean "Jock O' Hazeldean" by "Dick Gaughan"	No More Forever	Trailer		1:37:57 (Pop-up)
Nic Jones	The Golden Glove "The Golden Glove" by "Nic Jones"	The Noah's Ark Trap	Shanachie		1:42:08 (Pop-up)
Maddy Prior & June Tabor	Burning of Auchidoon	Silly Sisters	Chrysalis		1:48:03 (Pop-up)

Anna & Elizabeth live on WFMU recorded April 2, 2018, engineered by Irene Trudel
Anna & Elizabeth	(interview) "(interview)" by "Anna & Elizabeth"	(live on WFMU)		Their Bandcamp page: https://annaandelizabeth.bandcamp.com/album/anna-elizabeth The page says that they're in Virginia, but they're both in New York City now, a fact that that makes me very happy.	1:58:59 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	John of Hazelgreen	(live on WFMU)		This song appears on their most recent album, The Invisible Comes to Us, just out on Smithsonian Folkways. https://annaandelizabeth.bandcamp.com/album/the-invisible-comes-to-us	2:14:35 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	Black-Eyed Susan	(live on WFMU)		This is one of an untold number of songs which came across from the British Isles but which became unknown here (or next to unknown), but which survives in the U.K. That being said, sometimes a song being covered by a half dozen people over the course of a couple of decades sometimes counts as "often" in trad folk circles. Clearly, Anna Roberts-Gevalt and Elizabeth LaPrelle are doing amazing work in keeping these old ballads alive.	2:17:57 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	Jeano "Jeano" by "Anna & Elizabeth"	(live on WFMU)		To my ears, it may be possible to find contemporary singers in the ballad tradition who are as good and as important as Anna & Elizabeth, but I'm uncertain if there's anyone in their category. To me, they're the benchmark by which all contemporary ballad singers must be judged. They stand shoulder to shoulder with the great singers of yesteryear.	2:22:19 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	(interview) "(interview)" by "Anna & Elizabeth"	(live on WFMU)		Their website: https://www.annaandelizabeth.com/	2:24:27 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	Here in the Vineyard	(live on WFMU)		From a 7-inch that came out early this year on Free Dirt Records. The A-side of the single is Hop High. The gals are just about to start a two week tour in the U.K, then going to Sweden in June.	2:29:07 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	(interview) "(interview)" by "Anna & Elizabeth"	(live on WFMU)		Some of the songs from their new album, which were found in music archives, are largely unknown, and for which I could find little or no information on the web.	2:34:04 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	Irish Patriot "Irish Patriot" by "Anna & Elizabeth"	(live on WFMU)		I could find nothing on this song. Just in case you don't know, there's lots of stuff that's not on the web, and is available only to the dedicated diggers!	2:35:13 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	(interview) "(interview)" by "Anna & Elizabeth"	(live on WFMU)		Do yourself a favor and see them live in concert, especially with the backup musicians that they're using now, which has brought a very different and deeply satisfying sound to these old songs.	2:38:45 (Pop-up)
Anna & Elizabeth	Go to Sleep Little Baby	(live on WFMU)		They weren't planning to do this song but they were very gracious to add it to the session. I've been wanting to get A&E to WFMU for at least a couple of years so it was wonderful to finally bring this about. A big thank you to the amazing Irene Trudel for engineering this session.	2:55:34 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:01am annie: good morning jeffrey and planeteers!
	6:02am duke: Good morning Jeffrey and gang
	6:02am David in London: Morning Jeffrey and all you Planeteers.
	6:03am testingwithfire: Happy Saturday all!
	6:05am Sem: Good morning, Jeffrey, annie, duke, DiL, testingw/fire.
	6:07am Doc Rock: Good Morning & Happy Saturday 2 All
	6:08am David in London: Hey Sem. DiL! I love it. Like a more personal PiL...
	6:24am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning annie, duke, David in London, testingwithfire, Sem, Dock Rock, and one and all...
	6:24am Jeffrey Davison: *Doc
	6:27am upstate sean: Play Stairway! Just kidding, morning all.
	6:29am jkeigh: Good Morning everyone!
	6:33am Jeffrey Davison: hey there upstate sean, jkeigh.
	6:35am C.S.: What a good morning on Jeffrey's planet!
	6:35am TDK60: Good morning Jeffrey and folks from Hudson Heights, NYC, across from the Palisades.
	6:35am Mark R: Wow, Anna & Elizabeth are really something special, aren't they? That spare sound--so haunting and beautiful. God.
	6:39am TDK60: Mark R. Yes, haunting and so calming I almost jumped back into bed.
	6:43am debt collector: Bascom is kind of rapping...
	6:43am Mark R: Honestly only recently started exploring the ancient "Harry Smith Anthology of American Folk Music" and Bascom's on there. Very cool stuff, love it. You could spend the rest of your life discovering amazing people on that collection. Very expensive but worth it. If you find a used copy for a decent price, grab it!
	6:44am Cooh John: Good morning Jeffrey and my Saturday morning compatriots.
	6:48am David in London: @Mark R - yeah, worth every penny. It’s like having your own little time machine.
	6:54am Jeffrey Davison: Greetings C.S., Mark R, TDK60, debt collector, Cooh John...
	6:55am exile-on-hicks-st: @Mark - definitely pick up a copy of “Invisible Republic” as companion to Anth of Amer Folk... the book was re-titled “The Old, Weird America”, but I believe the content is the same.
	7:02am TDK60: Right on, Hedy.
	7:08am exile-on-hicks-st: There’s a great large pic of Harry Smith in the lovby of the Ace Hotell on 29th St. I used to work near there.
	7:09am Mr C: Jeffrey, Do you know the work of Dori Freeman? 2 albums so far..from Western Virginia. Quite good writer-singer..
	7:09am TDK60: Never heard of a flute organ before.
	7:13am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks exile-on-hicks-st. Mr. C: yup. She's a keeper. TDK60: I believe also called a portative organ
	7:16am TDK60: Thanks Jeffrey. Well how about that? You learn something almost every day, sometimes when the caffeine hasn't even taken effect yet...
	7:21am spamoni: Good morning Jeffrey and to the rest of the usual crew!
	7:32am Jeffrey Davison: and a hearty hello to spamoni
	7:34am Jeff Conklin: Just tuning in. Nice to catch a bit of the show live. This piece reminds me I just learned Martin Carthy played in town?!
	7:39am Jeffrey Davison: Jeff Conklin: Hey there! Yeah, I missed that Martin Carthy show too. Shite.
	7:39am Pomona: Beautiful songs to wake up to. Thank you.
	7:40am Jeff Conklin: Ah Gaughan. The best!!!
	7:42am TDK60: For those unaware, Jeff C. hosts a fine show here late Sundays -midnight to 3 am. (technically Monday, ha.)
	7:45am Jeff Conklin: Ah Jones. Also the best!!
	7:46am Jeff Conklin: And thanks tbk!
	7:47am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Pomona, and you're welcome. Jeff C: I love Dick Gaughan but Nic Jones is the top of my list of male folk singers.
	7:48am Jeff Conklin: Ok. Let’s arm wrestle at the fair later and settle the Gaughan/Jones debate.
	7:50am TDK60: Just got this Silly Sisters album out of the public library -- great!
	7:54am David in London: June Tabor was a force of nature. Amazing.
	7:58am TDK60: This traditional-leaning show really hits the right notes today. // London David: Tabor no longer with us?
	8:01am David in London: TDK - Sorry, possibly an inadvisable choice of word there. She doesn't seem to break musical cover much these days (hence 'was'), but she's still alive. She's welcome to kick my arse for that.
	8:04am MD: Good Morning Gang!
	8:10am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks for joining us, MD
	8:30am tom from Glasgow: hi Jeffrey + all. this is very enjoyable
	8:31am Santos L Halper: Great waking to this live set, thanks JD.
	8:31am Sem: What a morning it has been! Wonderful, Jeffrey. See you and all a little farther down the road.
	8:34am tom from Glasgow: shout to Irene for her ever-great engineering
	8:38am Fredericks: Very impressed by this interview, the sound and Anna & Elizabeth performance. Entrancing.
	8:41am Fredericks: 's
	8:43am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome tom from Glasgow, Santos L. Halper, Sem, Fredericks.
	8:57am queems: this is making me so emotional
	8:57am queems: lovely interview
	3:22pm Van in DC: Ooooh. I think I am in for a rare treat with this show, looking through the playlist. Gonna start with the A&E live session that was recorded, then backtrack to the beginning. I mean wow, this looks like a fantastic playlist to dive in to on this, the 42nd day of Spring, the 120th day of the calendar year, the last day of April, and the day be MayDay. What more could I ask for. Thanks Jeffrey
	4:43pm Van in DC: A belated THANK YOU to Anna and Elizabeth for the live set! And t hank you Jeffrey and Irene for bringing it to us. That set was pure magic.

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from April 28, 2018

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