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November 13, 2009

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Max Frost

Good luck with the webstream. Ichiban is one of the best things I've ever heard, I've been listening nonstop. It's all killer, thanks for doing this.

Debbie D

Thank You!

Steve

1. The drummer on "Ichiban" is hilariously off the beat. 2. I'm suprised the great, late jazz guitarist, Barney Kessel, would have condescended to play on a novelty song. I guess it paid the bills. Thanks for posting--it was fun to hear these.

Murrey the Quay

Nice to hear The Hound mentioned in the same breath as WFMU for the first time in a while. Health issues are keeping him indoors these days, but he's found the perfect outlet for his encyclopedic knowledge of and passion for great American music through his blog at http://thehoundblog.blogspot.com/

I read it religiously. Each post (usually dedicated to some unjustly ignored master) is simultaneously a definitive short reference piece, a moving appreciative essay, and the soundtrack to illustrate it all (via mp3 links). I prefer this format to the old show, actually. As for them, they're still worth hearing and available here http://thehound.net/

jammage

oh boy!

Linus O

Yeah Baby,
What a great blast-off. Been listening all afternoon and wish I was at the Lake Side.
Great show...Keep the the jams coming.

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