Dave's Gone By #384 (5/5/12): BODY BY JAKE

EPISODE · May 6, 2012 · 3H 12M

Dave's Gone By #384 (5/5/12): BODY BY JAKE

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Here is the 384th episode of the long-running radio show/podcast, Dave’s Gone By, which aired on UNC Radio, May 5, 2012. Info: davesgoneby.com.Featuring: Rabbi Sol Solomon chats with Jake Ehrenreich (A Jew Grows in Brooklyn). Plus: Inside Broadway (4000 Miles, A Streetcar Named Desire), Saturday Segues (frozen cows, Beastie Boys), Bob Dylan – Sooner & Later (France), and Dave Says Bye to New York radio legend Pete Fornatale.Host: Dave LefkowitzGuest: monologist Jake Ehrenreich00:00:01 DAVE GOES IN00:10:00 DAVE GOES OFF – Frozen Cows00:17:00 GUEST: Rabbi Sol Solomon chats with Jake Ehrenreich00:48:00 SATURDAY SEGUE – The Beastie Boys01:11:00 Weather01:12:30 INSIDE BROADWAY (news (01:19:00); 4000 Miles (01:31:00) & A Streetcar Named Desire (01:35:00))01:47:00 Sponsors01:52:00 BOB DYLAN – Sooner & Later (France)02:27:00 DAVE SAYS BYE – Pete Fornatale02:45:00 SATURDAY SEGUE – Fornatale SegueMay 5, 2012 Playlist: “Sour Milk-Cow Blues” (00:13:00; Elvis Costello). “Bob’s Birthday Song” (00:16:00; New Orleans Klezmer Allstars). “No Sleep Till Brooklyn” (00:48:00), “Sabotage” (00:52:00), “Girls” (01:00:00) & “Sure Shot” (01:02:00; The Beastie Boys). “The Moon” (01:28:00; Once 2012 Broadway cast). “Cinco de Mayo” (01:42:30; Liz Phair). “Isis” (01:53:30, {live 1975}), “Arthur McBride” (02:04:30), “Bob Dylan’s New Orleans Rag” (02:10:30), “Slow Train Coming” (02:14:00) & “Dark Eyes” (02:19:00; Bob Dylan). “Gotta Serve Somebody” (01:58:30; Shirley Caesar). “Goin’ Back” (02:45:30; The Byrds). “Song for the Asking” (02:49:00; Simon & Garfunkel). “Here Today” (02:50:30; The Beach Boys). “Pack Up Your Sorrows” (02:53:30; Judy Collins). “Follow” (03:06:30; Richie Havens).

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