WFMU: Therese: Playlist from October 16, 2016

Listener comments!
	10:03pm melinda: good evening Therese & listeners!
	10:04pm common: u2 had a few good uns thanks, therese
	10:04pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, U2's first 1980 album? "I Will Follow Two Glorias Beating As One".. Hello Therese, and all YOU beautiful people out there!
	10:05pm Therese: Hello! Please excuse my self-indulgence...
	10:05pm Matt from Springfield: ..."(With A Shout)"...
	10:06pm northguineahills: When I was a wee lad, my Boy Scout Troop took a trip to London. After getting off the train somewhere in East Anglia on our way to a Boy Scout camp, I found a boot sale, and picked up one of the original presses of Boy. Being the idgit I was at that age, I thought it was special, however, I still have it.
	10:06pm Matt from Springfield: We look forward to it! This station is nothing if not self-indulgent!
	10:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: I researched it and see that U2 was founded Sept. 25, 1976. Happy 40th birthday, lads!
	10:06pm Therese: And don't worry, I'm reasonably sure all members of U2 are just fine.
	10:08pm Tome: Larry Mullen ,,great drummer , not many give him the credit ....
	10:08pm Tome: & HelllloWWW
	10:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Now of course I'm ALL about Teardrop Explodes' 'Wilder' & the Bunnymen ...in the actual years, tho', I was still looking for the TheWho's Spiritually Righteous Replacement - & we all thot U2 & their ilk (...Big Country...The Alarm even...yes...) might qualify for a minute...& these Steve Lillywhite productions weren't the worst, were they?
	10:09pm famous original italianicewolf: Hello
	10:09pm Matt from Springfield: @Ken HP: Woohoo! Over the Hill, and over their Vertigo! @Therese: Bono? Check! Edge? Check! Other Guy? Check! Other Other Guy? Other Other Guy??! Oh wait, he was in the loo, check!
	10:09pm Yvang: This year it has become frightening to hear three songs of the same artist on WFMU...
	10:09pm BadGuyZero: Larry Mullen Jr. is a vampire.
	10:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: If I didn't know better, I'd say Therese is going to play U2 until her thermometer gets off 1%.
	10:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Sunday Bloody Sunday' had real social impact - & not artlessly.
	10:10pm RogerP: Who knew I'd be glad to hear some U2 tonight
	10:11pm Matt from Springfield: "There's many lost but tell me who has won?" Truly one of their very best lyrics, so many great social conscious songs from the mid 80s. "New Year's Day", "Pride (In The Name Of Love)", "MLK", beautiful stuff.
	10:11pm Therese: Yeah, what do I have to do to move past 1%?
	10:11pm Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: Oh - well I guess we don't need to worry about him, then! Splendid!
	10:17pm Matt from Springfield: Nice, like Sandy Denny gone Alternative.
	10:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Damn they like the best.
	10:19pm northguineahills: Yeah, I've never heard of Heron Oblivian, tight!
	10:22pm Matt from Springfield: SHOCK and BLAWKtober
	10:22pm Linda Lee: good evening Therese! glad you made it up to these lovely mountains this weekend! def remember WPDH from back in the day before i was able to pick up FMU.
	10:22pm BadGuyZero: They played a post-vest-Bono block of U2 songs for Blocktober.
	10:23pm Fox (Rā-chul): I feel like Radiohead has gone a bit U2.
	10:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @ngh: wfmu.org... ...A VHS of R.E.M. doing an arena-sized concert & keeping the spirit right impressed me - & made me reflect how U2 & others have failed that test...
	10:25pm P-90: Hi Therese and Theresians. T's U2 comments: on point
	10:25pm Linda Lee: props to WPDH Puuuhhhhhh-kippsy!
	10:26pm Matt from Springfield: Hi P-90! T is A-1 on U-2.
	10:26pm Carmichael: Heya Therese.
	10:26pm melinda: Nice Calexico
	10:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Linda - "The Home of Rock and Roll"
	10:29pm Linda Lee: indeed. the old age home. :-D
	10:36pm ø: great playlist! making me remembrance and digging it
	10:36pm BadGuyZero: I thought I heard sirens outside when this Dutchess And The Duke song started, but either the noise was in the song or the sirens stopped when I muted my stereo.
	10:38pm Carmichael: Wow, good ol' Tim Buckley.
	10:38pm Matt from Springfield: Tim B! Wonder who the female singer is?
	10:39pm Matt from Springfield: Marcia Waldorf, Sharon Beard, Myrna Matthews and Lisa Roberts – backing vocals from 1973
	10:40pm Matt from Springfield: @Carm: Do you know if Tim Buckley did any other songs with a "soul" feel like this?
	10:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Late-period 'lover man' Tim stuff I'm not as familiar w/ & gets critically put down (?) - but that was fine!
	10:44pm Carmichael: @Matt: yes, most of Sefronia for starters. Stone in Love is another great song from that Lp. He seems to me to have discovered soul later his career.
	10:44pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Meh, what do they know anyway! Gain a good rating from Robert Christgau, and lose your "(Memphis) soul"...
	10:45pm Matt from Springfield: All right, thanks Carm! I know of his "Song to the Siren" and Lorca stuff, but that's a different (and new, and good) sound to me.
	10:45pm Linda Lee: beautiful show so far Therese!
	10:46pm Linda Lee: Tim Buckley's later work was amazing.
	10:47pm Matt from Springfield: Beach Star!! Thanks Linda, I need to check that out!
	10:48pm Carmichael: Wow, what a sweet cover!
	10:54pm Matt from Springfield: Marcia Waldorf specifically - thanks!
	10:57pm fleep: Dodgers 1 Cubs 0 and greetings Therese
	10:58pm Linda Lee: Therese dear, did you say Elektra was a country label? not so, love. rock & pop, yes.
	11:00pm Matt from Springfield: Shoes! Milk & Cookies!
	11:04pm mariano: Hey y'all, glad to be able to catch the second half!
	11:04pm Matt from Springfield: Awesome - this Kathryn Calder was Pre-Clicked! And from another Therese show no less!
	11:04pm Matt from Springfield: Hi mariano!
	11:05pm Therese: Linda- I don't associate Elektra with country either, but if Joe McGasko says they released country records, I am inclined to believe him!
	11:07pm Linda Lee: i remember country as very much their side game. i guess we'll find out! :-)
	11:08pm Therese: Learning!
	11:09pm Linda Lee: why we love WFMU so very much!
	11:09pm Matt from Springfield: Woooooo! Fre-KAY Kate! Never listened to this whole album but Julie says it's her fave Kate. And speaking of social consciousness, this title track is evidently about the poor treatment and ethnic cleansing of Australian Aborigines. The "Dreaming" has to do with their creation myths and stories - pretty good, and she's not even Midnight Oil! ...
	11:11pm JakeGould: @Therese: Hi! How are you?
	11:13pm Matt from Springfield: Jake!
	11:13pm JakeGould: Matt!
	11:14pm evan: I love True Widow so much. Heard 'em on WFMU first, years ago...
	11:17pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Hello current participants of WFMU.
	11:18pm phat: amazing stuff!
	11:19pm northguineahills: Fly Ashtray reminds me of '96 for some reason.
	11:20pm Matt from Springfield: Pete and participants and lurkers, hey!
	11:20pm Carmichael: They are related to Phoaming Edison and Uncle Wiggly.
	11:20pm Matt from Springfield: Rock organ! Paging Mike Sin!!
	11:29pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Wow, Fly Ashtray is a name I have not heard in a very long time. I now realize it is a play on fly ash, but at the time I just pictured a very tiny little ashtray a fly could use.
	11:33pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): It's 11:32 in the pm, Therese. Not to be too picky...
	11:33pm Matt from Springfield: Cider doughnuts??
	11:34pm Matt from Springfield: You're just disappointed? Well Dave Hill is ENRAGED!
	11:35pm Matt from Springfield: "Cider doughnuts" sound a bit acidic to me, but I'll take the word of our friends in the Hudson Valley on this one.
	11:36pm zenkoan: Therese, I feel your pain. I have powerful childhood memories of those donuts and have fantasized about having them again since.
	11:37pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Go to Demarest Farms in Hillsdale. Go early or you can't park.
	11:37pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Don't have them shipped. They stink if they're not fresh.
	11:40pm Linda Lee: oh my gosh ~ the donuts. i have none here. i must have some. very soon.
	11:40pm northguineahills: Nice cover!
	11:40pm Matt from Springfield: Siouxsie-esque!
	11:41pm Therese: Pochuck Valley Farms in Vernon, NJ always did right by me during cider donut season.
	11:42pm BadGuyZero: The Bananarama song is now a band?
	11:42pm Linda Lee: Adam's Fairacre Farms in Kingston has the top donuts. Saunderskill Farms on Route 209 also has the top donuts. both Ulster County.
	11:42pm phat: I was just listening to this pylon yesterday. one of my favorite rem records is their cover
	11:44pm phat: and I was just listening to thus game theory, too!
	11:46pm phat: Donetta lives here in Lincoln, NE now.
	11:46pm zenkoan: Always enjoy a shot of good power pop!
	11:47pm Therese: I KNEW we should have driven to Kingston!
	11:48pm marianne !: re: cider donuts, try Alstede Farms at the JSQ farmers market in JC. I think Wednesdays. Their pies are pretty good, too. On their website they have email & phone contact number
	11:50pm Linda Lee: yes. definitely should've gone to kingston!
	11:50pm Therese: Ooh! Thanks, Marianne!
	11:50pm Matt from Springfield: Sounds like The Turtles riffing on The Delfonics.
	11:50pm JakeGould: I think all of the cider donuts come to local NJ/NYC farmer's markets. Pretty sure piles of them show up at the Union Square farmer's market.
	11:52pm Linda Lee: they don't keep that well though. purchase & consume early!
	11:55pm P-90: "The Cider Donut Lament"
	11:55pm Matt from Springfield: @Therese: Well, admittedly you DID blow my mind, this time.
	11:56pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Therese for all these great tunes! Thanks everyone else for hangin' out and/or lurking here! Have a good night!
	11:57pm P-90: G'night Matt! Stop by Dave Hill tomorrow!
	11:57pm Linda Lee: thank you for a beautiful show Therese!
	11:59pm Matt from Springfield: Shore will! See ya P-90!
	12:01am mariano: See y'all, thanks Therese!
	3:14am Ken From Hyde Park: Hey, look! 2%! The needle has budged!

Therese: Playlist from October 16, 2016

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October 16, 2016: I Will Follow U2 Cider Doughnuts

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
U2	I Will Follow "I Will Follow" by "U2"	Boy	Island / Universal		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
U2	With a Shout "With a Shout" by "U2"	October	Island / Universal		0:03:05 (Pop-up)
U2	Sunday Bloody Sunday "Sunday Bloody Sunday" by "U2"	War	Island / Universal		0:06:57 (Pop-up)
Heron Oblivion	Your Hollows "Your Hollows" by "Heron Oblivion"	Heron Oblivion	Sub Pop		0:11:54 (Pop-up)

Calexico	Fortune Teller "Fortune Teller" by "Calexico"	Algiers	Anti-		0:24:38 (Pop-up)
Angel Olsen	Give It Up "Give It Up" by "Angel Olsen"	My Woman	Jagjaguwar	*	0:28:34 (Pop-up)
The Dutchess and the Duke	Living This Life Makes It Hard	Sunset / Sunrise	Hardly Art		0:31:26 (Pop-up)
Tim Buckley	I Know I'd Recognize Your Face	Sefronia	Warner Bros.		0:36:29 (Pop-up)
Willie Wright	I'm So Happy Now "I'm So Happy Now" by "Willie Wright"	Telling the Truth	Numero Group		0:39:49 (Pop-up)
Big Star	Don't Worry Baby "Don't Worry Baby" by "Big Star"	Complete Third	Omnivore Recordings	*	0:44:22 (Pop-up)
Syreeta	I Want to Go Back There Again	The Rita Wright Years: Rare Motown 1967-1970	Kent Soul	*	0:47:57 (Pop-up)

Kathryn Calder	Take a Little Time	Kathryn Calder	File Under: Music		1:01:38 (Pop-up)
Kate Bush	The Dreaming "The Dreaming" by "Kate Bush"	The Dreaming	EMI		1:05:56 (Pop-up)
True Widow	Entheogen "Entheogen" by "True Widow"	Avvologere	Relapse	*	1:10:15 (Pop-up)
Fly Ashtray	Coefficient of Haze "Coefficient of Haze" by "Fly Ashtray"	We Buy Everything You Have	Old Gold	*	1:15:36 (Pop-up)
Paul Martin	I Have Got That Feelin'	It Happened	Outsider	*	1:18:36 (Pop-up)
Azam Shaik	Naam Ke Nawab "Naam Ke Nawab" by "Azam Shaik"	Early Pakistani Dance Music from orig. 7" sdtrks '67-'75	Ovular	*	1:21:20 (Pop-up)
Neil Michael Hagerty & the Howling Hex	Random Friends	Denver	Drag City	*	1:24:27 (Pop-up)

Julia Jacklin	Coming of Age "Coming of Age" by "Julia Jacklin"	Don't Let the Kids Win	Polyvinyl	*	1:35:24 (Pop-up)
Cruel Summer	Crazy "Crazy" by "Cruel Summer"	Part Time Punks Session 7"	Grabbin Clouds	*	1:38:38 (Pop-up)
Game Theory	Erica's Word "Erica's Word" by "Game Theory"	The Big Shot Chronicles (Reissue)	Omnivore Recordings	*	1:42:12 (Pop-up)
The White Stripes	Hotel Yorba "Hotel Yorba" by "The White Stripes"	White Blood Cells	Sympathy for the Record Industry		1:45:42 (Pop-up)
The Above	Didn't I Blow Your Mind (This Time)	Superhits of the 70s HIT EXPLOSION! Michael Shelley's WFMU premium 2016	WFMU	*	1:48:11 (Pop-up)
Deep Velvet	Complain to the Clouds (But You Can't Change the Weather)	Come Back Strong: Hotlanta Soul 4	Kent Soul	*	1:50:32 (Pop-up)

Eaters	Audrey Horne "Audrey Horne" by "Eaters"	Simian Samba	Black Lantern Music	*	1:56:19 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:03pm melinda: good evening Therese & listeners!
	10:04pm common: u2 had a few good uns thanks, therese
	10:04pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, U2's first 1980 album? "I Will Follow Two Glorias Beating As One".. Hello Therese, and all YOU beautiful people out there!
	10:05pm Therese: Hello! Please excuse my self-indulgence...
	10:05pm Matt from Springfield: ..."(With A Shout)"...
	10:06pm northguineahills: When I was a wee lad, my Boy Scout Troop took a trip to London. After getting off the train somewhere in East Anglia on our way to a Boy Scout camp, I found a boot sale, and picked up one of the original presses of Boy. Being the idgit I was at that age, I thought it was special, however, I still have it.
	10:06pm Matt from Springfield: We look forward to it! This station is nothing if not self-indulgent!
	10:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: I researched it and see that U2 was founded Sept. 25, 1976. Happy 40th birthday, lads!
	10:06pm Therese: And don't worry, I'm reasonably sure all members of U2 are just fine.
	10:08pm Tome: Larry Mullen ,,great drummer , not many give him the credit ....
	10:08pm Tome: & HelllloWWW
	10:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Now of course I'm ALL about Teardrop Explodes' 'Wilder' & the Bunnymen ...in the actual years, tho', I was still looking for the TheWho's Spiritually Righteous Replacement - & we all thot U2 & their ilk (...Big Country...The Alarm even...yes...) might qualify for a minute...& these Steve Lillywhite productions weren't the worst, were they?
	10:09pm famous original italianicewolf: Hello
	10:09pm Matt from Springfield: @Ken HP: Woohoo! Over the Hill, and over their Vertigo! @Therese: Bono? Check! Edge? Check! Other Guy? Check! Other Other Guy? Other Other Guy??! Oh wait, he was in the loo, check!
	10:09pm Yvang: This year it has become frightening to hear three songs of the same artist on WFMU...
	10:09pm BadGuyZero: Larry Mullen Jr. is a vampire.
	10:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: If I didn't know better, I'd say Therese is going to play U2 until her thermometer gets off 1%.
	10:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Sunday Bloody Sunday' had real social impact - & not artlessly.
	10:10pm RogerP: Who knew I'd be glad to hear some U2 tonight
	10:11pm Matt from Springfield: "There's many lost but tell me who has won?" Truly one of their very best lyrics, so many great social conscious songs from the mid 80s. "New Year's Day", "Pride (In The Name Of Love)", "MLK", beautiful stuff.
	10:11pm Therese: Yeah, what do I have to do to move past 1%?
	10:11pm Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: Oh - well I guess we don't need to worry about him, then! Splendid!
	10:17pm Matt from Springfield: Nice, like Sandy Denny gone Alternative.
	10:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Damn they like the best.
	10:19pm northguineahills: Yeah, I've never heard of Heron Oblivian, tight!
	10:22pm Matt from Springfield: SHOCK and BLAWKtober
	10:22pm Linda Lee: good evening Therese! glad you made it up to these lovely mountains this weekend! def remember WPDH from back in the day before i was able to pick up FMU.
	10:22pm BadGuyZero: They played a post-vest-Bono block of U2 songs for Blocktober.
	10:23pm Fox (Rā-chul): I feel like Radiohead has gone a bit U2.
	10:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @ngh: wfmu.org... ...A VHS of R.E.M. doing an arena-sized concert & keeping the spirit right impressed me - & made me reflect how U2 & others have failed that test...
	10:25pm P-90: Hi Therese and Theresians. T's U2 comments: on point
	10:25pm Linda Lee: props to WPDH Puuuhhhhhh-kippsy!
	10:26pm Matt from Springfield: Hi P-90! T is A-1 on U-2.
	10:26pm Carmichael: Heya Therese.
	10:26pm melinda: Nice Calexico
	10:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Linda - "The Home of Rock and Roll"
	10:29pm Linda Lee: indeed. the old age home. :-D
	10:36pm ø: great playlist! making me remembrance and digging it
	10:36pm BadGuyZero: I thought I heard sirens outside when this Dutchess And The Duke song started, but either the noise was in the song or the sirens stopped when I muted my stereo.
	10:38pm Carmichael: Wow, good ol' Tim Buckley.
	10:38pm Matt from Springfield: Tim B! Wonder who the female singer is?
	10:39pm Matt from Springfield: Marcia Waldorf, Sharon Beard, Myrna Matthews and Lisa Roberts – backing vocals from 1973
	10:40pm Matt from Springfield: @Carm: Do you know if Tim Buckley did any other songs with a "soul" feel like this?
	10:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Late-period 'lover man' Tim stuff I'm not as familiar w/ & gets critically put down (?) - but that was fine!
	10:44pm Carmichael: @Matt: yes, most of Sefronia for starters. Stone in Love is another great song from that Lp. He seems to me to have discovered soul later his career.
	10:44pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Meh, what do they know anyway! Gain a good rating from Robert Christgau, and lose your "(Memphis) soul"...
	10:45pm Matt from Springfield: All right, thanks Carm! I know of his "Song to the Siren" and Lorca stuff, but that's a different (and new, and good) sound to me.
	10:45pm Linda Lee: beautiful show so far Therese!
	10:46pm Linda Lee: Tim Buckley's later work was amazing.
	10:47pm Matt from Springfield: Beach Star!! Thanks Linda, I need to check that out!
	10:48pm Carmichael: Wow, what a sweet cover!
	10:54pm Matt from Springfield: Marcia Waldorf specifically - thanks!
	10:57pm fleep: Dodgers 1 Cubs 0 and greetings Therese
	10:58pm Linda Lee: Therese dear, did you say Elektra was a country label? not so, love. rock & pop, yes.
	11:00pm Matt from Springfield: Shoes! Milk & Cookies!
	11:04pm mariano: Hey y'all, glad to be able to catch the second half!
	11:04pm Matt from Springfield: Awesome - this Kathryn Calder was Pre-Clicked! And from another Therese show no less!
	11:04pm Matt from Springfield: Hi mariano!
	11:05pm Therese: Linda- I don't associate Elektra with country either, but if Joe McGasko says they released country records, I am inclined to believe him!
	11:07pm Linda Lee: i remember country as very much their side game. i guess we'll find out! :-)
	11:08pm Therese: Learning!
	11:09pm Linda Lee: why we love WFMU so very much!
	11:09pm Matt from Springfield: Woooooo! Fre-KAY Kate! Never listened to this whole album but Julie says it's her fave Kate. And speaking of social consciousness, this title track is evidently about the poor treatment and ethnic cleansing of Australian Aborigines. The "Dreaming" has to do with their creation myths and stories - pretty good, and she's not even Midnight Oil! ...
	11:11pm JakeGould: @Therese: Hi! How are you?
	11:13pm Matt from Springfield: Jake!
	11:13pm JakeGould: Matt!
	11:14pm evan: I love True Widow so much. Heard 'em on WFMU first, years ago...
	11:17pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Hello current participants of WFMU.
	11:18pm phat: amazing stuff!
	11:19pm northguineahills: Fly Ashtray reminds me of '96 for some reason.
	11:20pm Matt from Springfield: Pete and participants and lurkers, hey!
	11:20pm Carmichael: They are related to Phoaming Edison and Uncle Wiggly.
	11:20pm Matt from Springfield: Rock organ! Paging Mike Sin!!
	11:29pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Wow, Fly Ashtray is a name I have not heard in a very long time. I now realize it is a play on fly ash, but at the time I just pictured a very tiny little ashtray a fly could use.
	11:33pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): It's 11:32 in the pm, Therese. Not to be too picky...
	11:33pm Matt from Springfield: Cider doughnuts??
	11:34pm Matt from Springfield: You're just disappointed? Well Dave Hill is ENRAGED!
	11:35pm Matt from Springfield: "Cider doughnuts" sound a bit acidic to me, but I'll take the word of our friends in the Hudson Valley on this one.
	11:36pm zenkoan: Therese, I feel your pain. I have powerful childhood memories of those donuts and have fantasized about having them again since.
	11:37pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Go to Demarest Farms in Hillsdale. Go early or you can't park.
	11:37pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Don't have them shipped. They stink if they're not fresh.
	11:40pm Linda Lee: oh my gosh ~ the donuts. i have none here. i must have some. very soon.
	11:40pm northguineahills: Nice cover!
	11:40pm Matt from Springfield: Siouxsie-esque!
	11:41pm Therese: Pochuck Valley Farms in Vernon, NJ always did right by me during cider donut season.
	11:42pm BadGuyZero: The Bananarama song is now a band?
	11:42pm Linda Lee: Adam's Fairacre Farms in Kingston has the top donuts. Saunderskill Farms on Route 209 also has the top donuts. both Ulster County.
	11:42pm phat: I was just listening to this pylon yesterday. one of my favorite rem records is their cover
	11:44pm phat: and I was just listening to thus game theory, too!
	11:46pm phat: Donetta lives here in Lincoln, NE now.
	11:46pm zenkoan: Always enjoy a shot of good power pop!
	11:47pm Therese: I KNEW we should have driven to Kingston!
	11:48pm marianne !: re: cider donuts, try Alstede Farms at the JSQ farmers market in JC. I think Wednesdays. Their pies are pretty good, too. On their website they have email & phone contact number
	11:50pm Linda Lee: yes. definitely should've gone to kingston!
	11:50pm Therese: Ooh! Thanks, Marianne!
	11:50pm Matt from Springfield: Sounds like The Turtles riffing on The Delfonics.
	11:50pm JakeGould: I think all of the cider donuts come to local NJ/NYC farmer's markets. Pretty sure piles of them show up at the Union Square farmer's market.
	11:52pm Linda Lee: they don't keep that well though. purchase & consume early!
	11:55pm P-90: "The Cider Donut Lament"
	11:55pm Matt from Springfield: @Therese: Well, admittedly you DID blow my mind, this time.
	11:56pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Therese for all these great tunes! Thanks everyone else for hangin' out and/or lurking here! Have a good night!
	11:57pm P-90: G'night Matt! Stop by Dave Hill tomorrow!
	11:57pm Linda Lee: thank you for a beautiful show Therese!
	11:59pm Matt from Springfield: Shore will! See ya P-90!
	12:01am mariano: See y'all, thanks Therese!
	3:14am Ken From Hyde Park: Hey, look! 2%! The needle has budged!

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