Peter Banks - "Beyond The Loneliest Sea" - Two Sides of Peter Banks [The original guitarist of Yes. After leaving Yes he formed Flash and had some success with them. Passed away in 2013. Always remembered on The Dusty Show.] Henry Cow - "Nirvana For Mice" - Henry Cow Set: First Caller ... JD (A little hard to hear, but I am somewhat deaf from years of high-intensity rock). Steve Reich - "Music For 18 Musicians" Set: Second Caller ... Kevin in Mid-Town Manhattan Slagerij van Kampen - "Watusi Warrior Drums" - Tan [From the Netherlands] Set: Third Caller ... Izzy the Eight-Grader Mahavishnu Orchestra - "One Word" - Birds of Fire Set: Fourth Caller - Victor from Ames, Iowa Hermeto - "Slaves Mass (Missa Dos Escravos)" - Slaves Mass Set: Yvonne (DJ Stashu) Visits Me In The Studio Set: Stashu Urges YOU to Watch the Movie, UHF Set: Check out L'il Wally. Polka Artist. Great! Vijay Iyer Trio - "Helix" - Historicity Set: Caller Five - 65-Year Old Dude From The Early FMU Days Yes - "The Fish" - Fragile [RIP Bassist Supreme, Chris Squire ... Always Remember ...] Set: Hugging Fabio Neil Ardley - "Rainbow Four" - Kaleidescope of Rainbows [The "sax" music I am talking about.] Set: An In-Studio- Visit from WFMU Jock Joe McGasko Henry Mancini - "Theme From Hatari" - Greatest Hits - The Best of Henry Mancini Set: Stashu and Joe McGasko Join Me for some Dusty Springfield Dave Borden and Mother Mallard - "The Continuing Story of Counterpoint Parts 1+4+8 (excerpt)" - Migration Set: Caller Six - Rusty (?? - Sax Player Set: Caller Seven - David in the Bronx - A Dusty Regular Jeff Beck - "Diamond Dust" - Blow By Blow [Produced by George Martin] Set: Caller Eight ... Danielle Joohyun Park - "Metamorphosis Five (By Philip Glass)" Set: In- Studio with James - Co-Host with Dave Hill on Monday Nights. Set: Puddle of Mudd Instance Thanks for listening to this episode of The Dusty Show of WFMU. I came into this show SO completely unprepared I was mildly panicked. Then when Fabio said he couldn't stick around I was really worried, but the listeners, the callers, the in-studio guests, really carried the day and it ended up being a fun show. You know, I would be HAPPY just to play that wonderful music and not bury it under phone calls, but I am supposed to have a "talk" oriented show, so I feel as if I can't play too much music or it's breaking the rules. Not that there are many rules at FMU. Anyway ... I love all the music that was played and I hope you seek it out in some uninterrupted form. ------- I will be on the air next Monday and Tuesday, Feb 27th and 28th, from 6 to 9AM Eastern, as I continue to audition for the new WFMU Wake N Bake Morning Show. I am one of three finalists so I am very excited about possibly having the opportunity to be on 5 days a week, full-time. If you think I should get the job, please let WFMU know what you think. I appreciate your support. Keep your fingers crossed for me. The competition is very talented and tough. OK. Better get to work here. Thanks for listening. Hope you are doing well. Call the show sometime! Take care and ... always remember. I think I gorgot to say that at the end of this week's show. Happens sometimes. Happy Anniversary Kirsten! Eight wonderful years together. I love you! Love you, too, listeners. You are the absolute best of the best. Let's stick together! CP NYC 2/23/17 99 http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/71325