WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from October 2, 2018

Listener comments!
	🥁 11:42am listener james from westwood: ::adjusts toque, settles in with bag of TimBits::
	11:46am Tony Coulter: Ha! Hey, James! Had to look "toque" up, and I'm a quarter Canadian. (French Canadian, though, so that's my excuse.)
	11:47am Tony Coulter: Although: I guess "toque" is a French word so ... I have no excuse!
	🥁 11:58am listener james from westwood: I heard the word years before I saw it written, so I figured it was spelled the same way as Pippin Took's surname. But this was when I played a lot of D&D and thus had hobbits on the brain.
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Hobbits on the brain. Sounds serious. Hope you had a doctor take a look at that.
	🥁 12:01pm listener james from westwood: He said it explained the Ring-ing in my ears.
	12:02pm Tony Coulter: Ha! Good one.
	🥁 12:02pm Yvang: Excuse me, but hello everyone!
	12:03pm Psychspaniolos: Hello Tony and all
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Yvang!
	12:03pm βrian: Holy phoque, he's wearing a toque!
	12:03pm Sem: Hello and good afternoon, Tony, and all. Canadian content, pretty early in the day for that sort of thing, eh?
	12:04pm Sem: Anglo-Canadians, a nice distinction, that.
	12:04pm βrian: Which is, I guess, a seal of approval ...
	12:04pm Tony Coulter: Greetings, Psychspaniolos, βrian, and Sem!!
	12:08pm Tony Coulter: During the '70s, I spent most summers in Vancouver, B.C. Because of Canadian radio's Canadian content laws (a certain percent of Canadian artists had to be played each hour), I heard a lot of Guess Who.
	12:12pm Tony Coulter: Nucleus (not the U.K. band) later turned into A Foot in Coldwater.
	12:14pm Sem: It was the rough with the smooth for most of the 70s when I worked in private radio, with respect to mandated 33.3% CanCon.
	12:17pm Michael 98145: very few folks in Europe know what a seattle might be, but they all know Vancouver.
	12:19pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Michael! I live a 20-minute ride away from Vancouver ... Washington.
	12:20pm βrian: When I was a kid I figured the two Vancouvers were adjacent, on opposite sides of the border.
	12:21pm Michael 98145: been in Seattle most of my life. used to enjoy attacks by DOA and Pointed Sticks back in the day.
	12:24pm Michael 98145: ciao for now -
	12:25pm Tony Coulter: See ya!
	12:29pm Psychspaniolos: Great band
	12:34pm Tony Coulter: Indeed!
	12:37pm Sem: Ran into Skip Prokop, post-Paupers, post-Lighthouse at a pub in my hometown, promoting a new vocalist for a band he was promoting at the time. Great stories.
	12:37pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy
	12:38pm Psychspaniolos: Another very beautiful band
	12:38pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Phillippe!
	12:39pm Tony Coulter: This Folklords track has a slight Velvet Underground sound -- wonder if there was an influence. Probably not.
	12:44pm Dean: Symphonic Slam, Symphonic Slam, Symphonic Slam!
	12:45pm Tony Coulter: Hey, hey, Dean!
	12:45pm Sem: OH, good to hear Fraser and DeBolt here!
	12:50pm Tony Coulter: Yes, Bill Bissett did choose to spell "the" as "th."
	12:57pm Mark in Toronto: Just heard Todd mention this show in the archives, so I had to tune in. Represent!
	12:59pm Mark in Toronto: You can't have too much panning from channel to channel.
	12:59pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Mark! Glad Toronto's in the house!
	1:02pm Mark in Toronto: There's a band called Morse Code Transmission you might be interested in. Also I hope you'll play some Syrinx.
	1:03pm Tony Coulter: I will be playing Syrinx today! And Morse Code next week.
	1:03pm Tony Coulter: Intersystems (on now) is pre-Syrinx
	1:09pm coelacanth∅: greetings Tony and all
	1:09pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, coelacanth∅!
	1:13pm Mark in Toronto: I have a flexi from NSB that came with an arts magazine in 1967. They were our ___? Early Frank Zappa? Beefheart?
	1:14pm Dean: NSB is remarkable. So happy I heard them live at Victo in the late '90s.
	1:14pm Tony Coulter: I saw them around then too -- at the Knitting Factory. And I'm happy too!
	1:15pm Tony Coulter: @ Mark in Toronto: Not sure what the U.S. equivalent would be: maybe the Godz? That flexi must be rare as anything!
	1:22pm coelacanth∅: i saw some bands that sounded much like that nsb in the early 80s. often 4 bands/night and i remember the details of very few of them. but likely most of them didn't go far enough to even end up getting played on fmu 30-40 years later.
	1:25pm Tony Coulter: Not too many outfits sounded anything like NSB is the '60s, though.
	1:25pm Michael 98145: this IS the castle of musical rediscovery ... ♫
	1:26pm Tony Coulter: So they get extra points for that.
	1:27pm Dean: Here's that NSB flexi-disk: https://www.discogs.com/The-Nihilist-Spasm-Band-John-Chambers-Art-Southwest-Ont-ArtsCanada-August-September-1967/release/637935
	1:31pm coelacanth∅: Tony - for sure. they did not sound like the 60s. (and this keeping in mind the velvet underground)
	1:33pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Just added that flexi to my discogs wantlist (ha! fat chance)
	1:50pm Tony Coulter: HEY! Zero pledges so far today. How about a pledge for Canada? The station and stream need your help!! (It is silent marathon month, you know.)
	1:53pm Tony Coulter: Silent marathon month means I won't be asking for pledges on mic, but instead will use remote mind control to try to get you to pledge. Guess I may have to go back to warlocks' school.
	1:55pm Dean: Yeah, well, remote mind control works.
	1:56pm Tony Coulter: WOW! Big thanks for the super-generous pledge, Dean!
	2:03pm Tony Coulter: Umm -- something's wacky with the pledge total. I'm not really at 50% -- far from it. Can't seem to adjust the goal, though. BUT ... mega-thanks to Dean -- let him be a shining example to all
	2:04pm Dean: So the $800,000 I pledged isn't even half?
	2:04pm Dean: FWIW, when I pledged on Jeff Golick's show on Sunday a.m., the show promptly reached its goal. Seemed curious to me.
	2:04pm Tony Coulter: 'Fraid not -- I'm going for a cool billion.
	2:05pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: yeah, something is definitely screwy. Will have to alert the higher-ups.
	2:16pm Michael 98145: remember, all pledgers get their heart on. again.
	2:18pm Dean: I do a regular monthly contribution to Tony's show, too.
	2:22pm coelacanth∅: i'd like to have a heart on. my plan is to win the lottery, but if that doesn't happen soon i wont have a heart on again 'till february-march.
	2:24pm Psychspaniolos: This is a great song
	2:25pm Tony Coulter: Thanks so much for that too, Dean! And thanks for the thought, coelacanth∅! Meanwhile, everyone else, don't let pledge-total issues dissuade you from pledging -- pledges are coming through loud and clear and will be mucho, much appreciated.
	2:25pm melinda: Greetings
	2:26pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Melinda!
	2:26pm Mark in Toronto: Tony, Edgar Breau of Simply Saucer still plays around, I saw the band at a local bar about a month ago, and purchased a newly recorded single. Also i do enjoy looking at Discogs to see how much something I own (that I bought for next to nothing) is worth!
	2:28pm Tony Coulter: YAY!! Big thanks to Psychspaniolos for his generous pledge! Much appreciated!
	2:29pm Psychspaniolos: :) Thanks Tony
	2:32pm coelacanth∅: so, Tony if my calculation is correct your show's up to $700,000,000.00. -could you lend me some money?
	2:33pm Tony Coulter: Sure -- if I reach my goal, it's free virtual cookies for all.
	2:35pm Psychspaniolos: Another great band tonight
	2:37pm Tony Coulter: There are great live clips from Papa Bear's Medicine Show, Mock Duck, and the Collectors on youtube -- worth searching out.
	2:42pm Tony Coulter: They're all from a Canadian television show I'm forgetting the name of.
	2:45pm melinda: Nice tunes
	2:45pm Tony Coulter: Ah, it was called "Let's Go!" Here's a Papa Bear clip: www.youtube.com...
	2:46pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Melinda!
	2:46pm Mark in Toronto: Show was called Where It's At (?)
	2:48pm Tony Coulter: @ Mark: Oh, yeah -- think you're right. Maybe there are clips by those bands I mentioned from both shows.
	2:50pm Psychspaniolos: Gypsy People 1969...the one before
	2:50pm Tony Coulter: HEY! How about a last-minute pledge, so this show can reach its extremely modest goal. Would be very much appreciated (and needed)
	2:52pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Psychspaniolos! Fixed!
	2:53pm melinda: Dreamy
	🥁 2:56pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, and looking forward to the full October blast from the Frozen North!
	2:56pm Psychspaniolos: Thanks a lot Tony...wonderful show tonight
	2:57pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Tony! take care
	🥁 2:57pm Yvang: Merci!
	2:57pm Tony Coulter: Thanks everyone! See you next week!!
	12:21pm Nick S.: Just listening, Tony! So great as usual.

Tony Coulter: Playlist from October 2, 2018

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October 2, 2018: 100% Canadian Content, Part 1: Psych & Prog from the Anglo-Canadians

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
The Guess Who	No Time (Listen: Pop-up) "No Time" by "The Guess Who"	Canned Wheat	RCA	1969
Mill Supply	Henry Was a Loser (Listen: Pop-up) "Henry Was a Loser" by "Mill Supply"	Mill Supply	Crescent Street	1971
Noah	Sunday Mass (Listen: Pop-up) "Sunday Mass" by "Noah"	Noah	RCA	1970
Nucleus	Share Your Colour (Listen: Pop-up) "Share Your Colour" by "Nucleus"	Nucleus	Mainstream	1969
Five Man Electrical Band	Five Man Electrical Band (Listen: Pop-up)	Five Man Electrical Band	Capitol	1969
The British North-American Act	Baby Jane Days and Nights (Listen: Pop-up)	In the Beginning ...	RE: Afterglow	1969
The Robert E. Lee Brigade	Merry-Go-Round (Listen: Pop-up)	The Robert E. Lee Brigade [aka "Far Enough"]	Columbia	1970
The Crazy People	Happy Academy (Listen: Pop-up) "Happy Academy" by "The Crazy People"	Bedlam	RE: Gear Fab	1968
The Plastic Cloud	Shadows of Your Mind (Listen: Pop-up)	The Plastic Cloud	RE: Pacemaker	1968

The Paupers	My Love Hides Your View (Listen: Pop-up)	Magic People	RE: Pacemaker	1967
Folklords	Don't Hide Your Love from Me (Listen: Pop-up)	Release the Sunshine	RE: Pacemaker / Lion	1968
Horn	Roach (Listen: Pop-up) "Roach" by "Horn"	On the People's Side	Special	1972
Fraser & DeBolt	Gypsy Solitaire (Listen: Pop-up) "Gypsy Solitaire" by "Fraser & DeBolt"	Fraser & Debolt (with Ian Guenther)	Columbia	1971
Bill Bissett & Th Mandan Massacre	Heard Ya Tellin (Listen: Pop-up)	Awake in th Red Desert	RE: Gear Fab	1968
Mother Tuckers Yellow Duck	Nightfowl (Listen: Pop-up)	Starting a New Day	Capitol	1969
Paul Stoddart	Lady Change (Listen: Pop-up) "Lady Change" by "Paul Stoddart"	Day Coach Rider	True North	1974
Intersystems	Untitled 8 & 9 (Listen: Pop-up) "Untitled 8 & 9" by "Intersystems"	Free Psychedelic Poster Inside	RE: Streamline	1968

The Nihilist Spasm Band	Destroy the Nations (Listen: Pop-up)	No Record	RE: Lion	1968
Kensington Market	Ow-ing Man (Listen: Pop-up) "Ow-ing Man" by "Kensington Market"	Aardvark	Warner Bros.	1969
Hyde	I Never Met a Man Who Hadn't Once in His Life Been Dirty (Listen: Pop-up)	Hyde	Quality	1969
Simply Saucer	Bullet Proof Nothing (1974) (Listen: Pop-up)	Cyborgs Revisited	Cargo	1989
Oliver Klaus	For the Boys (Listen: Pop-up) "For the Boys" by "Oliver Klaus"	Oliver Klaus [aka "1967–1970"]	RE: Capt Moze	1970
The Souls of Inspyration	Eyes of Nature (Listen: Pop-up)	The Souls of Inspyration	RE: Pacemaker	1970
Jarvis Street Revue	20 Years (Listen: Pop-up) "20 Years" by "Jarvis Street Revue"	Mr. Oil Man	RE: Pacemaker	1970

It's All Meat	If Only (Listen: Pop-up) "If Only" by "It's All Meat"	It's All Meat	RE: Hallucinations	1970
Rockadrome	Inside Out, Inside In (Listen: Pop-up) "Inside Out, Inside In" by "Rockadrome"	Royal American 20th Century Blues	RE: Pacemaker	1969
The Ugly Ducklings	Just in Case You Wonder (Listen: Pop-up)	Somewhere Outside	RE: Beat	1966
Riverson	Empty Sky (Listen: Pop-up) "Empty Sky" by "Riverson"	Riverson	Columbia	1970
Bent Wind	Hate (Listen: Pop-up) "Hate" by "Bent Wind"	Sussex	RE: Green Tree	1969
Sparrow	Isn't It Strange (1966) (Listen: Pop-up) "Isn't It Strange (1966)" by "Sparrow"	The Best of John Kay & Sparrow	Columbia Legacy	1993
Melodic Energy Commission	Silver Spider (Listen: Pop-up)	Stranger in Mystery	Energy Discs	1979
Drama	Feable (Listen: Pop-up) "Feable" by "Drama"	Loneliness	Psycho	1979
The Other Half	In Passing (Listen: Pop-up) "In Passing" by "The Other Half"	The Other Half	no label	1967
Influence	Dream Woman (Listen: Pop-up) "Dream Woman" by "Influence"	Influence	ABC	1968

Stu Mitchell (with Wes Dakus' Rebels)	Acid (1967) (Listen: Pop-up)	V.A.: Only in America	Arf! Arf!	1995
The Collectors	Rainbow of Fire (Listen: Pop-up) "Rainbow of Fire" by "The Collectors"	Grass and Wild Strawberries	Warner Bros.	1969
Mock Duck	Do Re Mi (Listen: Pop-up) "Do Re Mi" by "Mock Duck"	V.A.: The Cool-Aid Benefit Album, Vol. 1	Arthfor	1970
The 49th Parallel	Twilight Woman (Listen: Pop-up) "Twilight Woman" by "The 49th Parallel"	49th Parallel	Maverick	1969
Neil Young	What Did You Do to My Life? (Listen: Pop-up)	Neil Young	Reprise	1968
Papa Bear's Medicine Show	Wait and See (Listen: Pop-up)	Papa Bear's Medicine Show	RE: Five Little Indians	1971
Cargo	Black Window (Listen: Pop-up) "Black Window" by "Cargo"	Front Side / Back Side	Trend	1969
Syrinx	Hollywood Dream Trip (Listen: Pop-up) "Hollywood Dream Trip" by "Syrinx"	Syrinx	True North	1970
Jan & Lorraine	Number 33 (Listen: Pop-up) "Number 33" by "Jan & Lorraine"	Gypsy People	ABC	1969
Troyka	Early Morning (Listen: Pop-up) "Early Morning" by "Troyka"	Troyka	RE: Black Rose	1970

The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of] (Listen: Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 11:42am listener james from westwood: ::adjusts toque, settles in with bag of TimBits::
	11:46am Tony Coulter: Ha! Hey, James! Had to look "toque" up, and I'm a quarter Canadian. (French Canadian, though, so that's my excuse.)
	11:47am Tony Coulter: Although: I guess "toque" is a French word so ... I have no excuse!
	🥁 11:58am listener james from westwood: I heard the word years before I saw it written, so I figured it was spelled the same way as Pippin Took's surname. But this was when I played a lot of D&D and thus had hobbits on the brain.
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Hobbits on the brain. Sounds serious. Hope you had a doctor take a look at that.
	🥁 12:01pm listener james from westwood: He said it explained the Ring-ing in my ears.
	12:02pm Tony Coulter: Ha! Good one.
	🥁 12:02pm Yvang: Excuse me, but hello everyone!
	12:03pm Psychspaniolos: Hello Tony and all
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Yvang!
	12:03pm βrian: Holy phoque, he's wearing a toque!
	12:03pm Sem: Hello and good afternoon, Tony, and all. Canadian content, pretty early in the day for that sort of thing, eh?
	12:04pm Sem: Anglo-Canadians, a nice distinction, that.
	12:04pm βrian: Which is, I guess, a seal of approval ...
	12:04pm Tony Coulter: Greetings, Psychspaniolos, βrian, and Sem!!
	12:08pm Tony Coulter: During the '70s, I spent most summers in Vancouver, B.C. Because of Canadian radio's Canadian content laws (a certain percent of Canadian artists had to be played each hour), I heard a lot of Guess Who.
	12:12pm Tony Coulter: Nucleus (not the U.K. band) later turned into A Foot in Coldwater.
	12:14pm Sem: It was the rough with the smooth for most of the 70s when I worked in private radio, with respect to mandated 33.3% CanCon.
	12:17pm Michael 98145: very few folks in Europe know what a seattle might be, but they all know Vancouver.
	12:19pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Michael! I live a 20-minute ride away from Vancouver ... Washington.
	12:20pm βrian: When I was a kid I figured the two Vancouvers were adjacent, on opposite sides of the border.
	12:21pm Michael 98145: been in Seattle most of my life. used to enjoy attacks by DOA and Pointed Sticks back in the day.
	12:24pm Michael 98145: ciao for now -
	12:25pm Tony Coulter: See ya!
	12:29pm Psychspaniolos: Great band
	12:34pm Tony Coulter: Indeed!
	12:37pm Sem: Ran into Skip Prokop, post-Paupers, post-Lighthouse at a pub in my hometown, promoting a new vocalist for a band he was promoting at the time. Great stories.
	12:37pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy
	12:38pm Psychspaniolos: Another very beautiful band
	12:38pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Phillippe!
	12:39pm Tony Coulter: This Folklords track has a slight Velvet Underground sound -- wonder if there was an influence. Probably not.
	12:44pm Dean: Symphonic Slam, Symphonic Slam, Symphonic Slam!
	12:45pm Tony Coulter: Hey, hey, Dean!
	12:45pm Sem: OH, good to hear Fraser and DeBolt here!
	12:50pm Tony Coulter: Yes, Bill Bissett did choose to spell "the" as "th."
	12:57pm Mark in Toronto: Just heard Todd mention this show in the archives, so I had to tune in. Represent!
	12:59pm Mark in Toronto: You can't have too much panning from channel to channel.
	12:59pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Mark! Glad Toronto's in the house!
	1:02pm Mark in Toronto: There's a band called Morse Code Transmission you might be interested in. Also I hope you'll play some Syrinx.
	1:03pm Tony Coulter: I will be playing Syrinx today! And Morse Code next week.
	1:03pm Tony Coulter: Intersystems (on now) is pre-Syrinx
	1:09pm coelacanth∅: greetings Tony and all
	1:09pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, coelacanth∅!
	1:13pm Mark in Toronto: I have a flexi from NSB that came with an arts magazine in 1967. They were our ___? Early Frank Zappa? Beefheart?
	1:14pm Dean: NSB is remarkable. So happy I heard them live at Victo in the late '90s.
	1:14pm Tony Coulter: I saw them around then too -- at the Knitting Factory. And I'm happy too!
	1:15pm Tony Coulter: @ Mark in Toronto: Not sure what the U.S. equivalent would be: maybe the Godz? That flexi must be rare as anything!
	1:22pm coelacanth∅: i saw some bands that sounded much like that nsb in the early 80s. often 4 bands/night and i remember the details of very few of them. but likely most of them didn't go far enough to even end up getting played on fmu 30-40 years later.
	1:25pm Tony Coulter: Not too many outfits sounded anything like NSB is the '60s, though.
	1:25pm Michael 98145: this IS the castle of musical rediscovery ... ♫
	1:26pm Tony Coulter: So they get extra points for that.
	1:27pm Dean: Here's that NSB flexi-disk: https://www.discogs.com/The-Nihilist-Spasm-Band-John-Chambers-Art-Southwest-Ont-ArtsCanada-August-September-1967/release/637935
	1:31pm coelacanth∅: Tony - for sure. they did not sound like the 60s. (and this keeping in mind the velvet underground)
	1:33pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Just added that flexi to my discogs wantlist (ha! fat chance)
	1:50pm Tony Coulter: HEY! Zero pledges so far today. How about a pledge for Canada? The station and stream need your help!! (It is silent marathon month, you know.)
	1:53pm Tony Coulter: Silent marathon month means I won't be asking for pledges on mic, but instead will use remote mind control to try to get you to pledge. Guess I may have to go back to warlocks' school.
	1:55pm Dean: Yeah, well, remote mind control works.
	1:56pm Tony Coulter: WOW! Big thanks for the super-generous pledge, Dean!
	2:03pm Tony Coulter: Umm -- something's wacky with the pledge total. I'm not really at 50% -- far from it. Can't seem to adjust the goal, though. BUT ... mega-thanks to Dean -- let him be a shining example to all
	2:04pm Dean: So the $800,000 I pledged isn't even half?
	2:04pm Dean: FWIW, when I pledged on Jeff Golick's show on Sunday a.m., the show promptly reached its goal. Seemed curious to me.
	2:04pm Tony Coulter: 'Fraid not -- I'm going for a cool billion.
	2:05pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: yeah, something is definitely screwy. Will have to alert the higher-ups.
	2:16pm Michael 98145: remember, all pledgers get their heart on. again.
	2:18pm Dean: I do a regular monthly contribution to Tony's show, too.
	2:22pm coelacanth∅: i'd like to have a heart on. my plan is to win the lottery, but if that doesn't happen soon i wont have a heart on again 'till february-march.
	2:24pm Psychspaniolos: This is a great song
	2:25pm Tony Coulter: Thanks so much for that too, Dean! And thanks for the thought, coelacanth∅! Meanwhile, everyone else, don't let pledge-total issues dissuade you from pledging -- pledges are coming through loud and clear and will be mucho, much appreciated.
	2:25pm melinda: Greetings
	2:26pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Melinda!
	2:26pm Mark in Toronto: Tony, Edgar Breau of Simply Saucer still plays around, I saw the band at a local bar about a month ago, and purchased a newly recorded single. Also i do enjoy looking at Discogs to see how much something I own (that I bought for next to nothing) is worth!
	2:28pm Tony Coulter: YAY!! Big thanks to Psychspaniolos for his generous pledge! Much appreciated!
	2:29pm Psychspaniolos: :) Thanks Tony
	2:32pm coelacanth∅: so, Tony if my calculation is correct your show's up to $700,000,000.00. -could you lend me some money?
	2:33pm Tony Coulter: Sure -- if I reach my goal, it's free virtual cookies for all.
	2:35pm Psychspaniolos: Another great band tonight
	2:37pm Tony Coulter: There are great live clips from Papa Bear's Medicine Show, Mock Duck, and the Collectors on youtube -- worth searching out.
	2:42pm Tony Coulter: They're all from a Canadian television show I'm forgetting the name of.
	2:45pm melinda: Nice tunes
	2:45pm Tony Coulter: Ah, it was called "Let's Go!" Here's a Papa Bear clip: www.youtube.com...
	2:46pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Melinda!
	2:46pm Mark in Toronto: Show was called Where It's At (?)
	2:48pm Tony Coulter: @ Mark: Oh, yeah -- think you're right. Maybe there are clips by those bands I mentioned from both shows.
	2:50pm Psychspaniolos: Gypsy People 1969...the one before
	2:50pm Tony Coulter: HEY! How about a last-minute pledge, so this show can reach its extremely modest goal. Would be very much appreciated (and needed)
	2:52pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Psychspaniolos! Fixed!
	2:53pm melinda: Dreamy
	🥁 2:56pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, and looking forward to the full October blast from the Frozen North!
	2:56pm Psychspaniolos: Thanks a lot Tony...wonderful show tonight
	2:57pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Tony! take care
	🥁 2:57pm Yvang: Merci!
	2:57pm Tony Coulter: Thanks everyone! See you next week!!
	12:21pm Nick S.: Just listening, Tony! So great as usual.

Tony Coulter: Playlist from October 2, 2018

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