Clay Pigeon / Dusty Show animation by Greg Harrison (video)

"Street conversation, soundbyte insertion, vinyl exhumation, observation..." That'd be The Dusty Show, a WFMU radio program and podcast hosted by journeyman broadcaster Clay Pigeon. And there's nothing quite like it here on WFMU or anywhere else.  I want to tell you more about this amazingly tape-spliced mix of music, real talk, and fictional narratives, like about how the show used to be mailed in via cassettes that'd stretch over into the next show or end early depending on the warpedness of the tape. But I think this new animation by Greg Harrison goes a long way to illustrate Clay's jam-packed truth-coaxing interview style

You might recognize Greg Harrison's visual style from the Seven Second Delay banner, the Free Music Archive pre-launch sampler CDs [v1, v2], and also the concert posters he's designed for some of the finest musicians from his/our homestate of NJ (Ted Leo, The Black Hollies) and beyond...and speaking of Jersey -- freeze that frame 4 seconds in!

Comments

[Erin Finnerty]

Stellar work! Love love the "Chopping Mall" shopping bag.

[Dave]

great

kind of monty python style--which is a very good thing

[Keith]

Really great! The style goes great with Clay Pigeon's quick, quirky, smart and sweet show. Perfect.

[Listener Greg]

Thanks so much!
And I would be lying if I said that I didn't love both Monty Python and Chopping Mall...