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Show #1353 --- Week of 12/14/20-12/20/20 Show #1353 --- Week of 12/14/20-12/20/20 HOUR ONE--SEGMENTS 1-3 SONG ARTIST LENGTH ALBUM LABEL________________ SEGMENT ONE: "Million Dollar Intro" - Ani DiFranco :55 in-studio n/a "Sugah Daddy"-D’Angelo 5:00 Black Messiah RCA "Phantom Limb"-Marika Hackman 3:10 Covers Sub Pop "With You, For You"-Prateek Kuhad 3:50 Cold Mess EP Warner "Care"-Beabadoobee (in-studio) 3:30 in-studio n/a ***MUSIC OUT AND INTO: ***NATIONAL SPONSOR BREAK*** The Ark/"COVID-19 Family Room Series" (:30) OuTcue: " TheArk.org." TOTAL TRACK TIME: 18:11 ***PLAY CUSTOMIZED STATION ID INTO: SEGMENT TWO: "Summerteeth (alternate version)"-Wilco 3:45 Summerteeth (Deluxe) Rhino ***INTERVIEW & MUSIC: EMM GRYNER (in Sarnia, ONT) ("Orange Colored Sky," "Is That All There Is") in-studio interview/performance n/a ***MUSIC OUT AND INTO: ***NATIONAL SPONSOR BREAK*** Leon Speakers/"The Leon LofT" (:30) OuTcue: " at LeonSpeakers.com." TOTAL TRACK TIME: 20:46 SEGMENT THREE: "The One I Love"-Ellen Krauss 3:05 Pearl BMG "Breakers Roar"-Sturgill Simpson 2:30 Cuttin’ Grass, Vol. 1 ThirtyTigers "Where Is Our Love"-Stevie Wonder 3:35 single only Republic "I Wish I Had"-Josiah Johnson (in-studio) 4:20 in-studio n/a ***MUSIC OUT AND INTO: ***NATIONAL SPONSOR BREAK*** MeanT Well Records/Donovan Woods "Without People" (:30) OuTcue: " DonovanWoods.neT." TOTAL TRACK TIME: 16:02 TOTAL TIME FOR HOUR ONE-54:59 acoustic café · p.o. box 7730 · ann arbor, mi 48107-7730 · 734/761-2043 · fax 734/761-4412 [email protected] ACOUSTIC CAFE, CONTINUED Page 2 Show #1353 --- Week of 12/14/20-12/20/20 HOUR TWO--SEGMENTS 4-6: SONG ARTIST LENGTH ALBUM LABEL________________ SEGMENT FOUR: 2020 HOLIDAY ORIGINALS "Bannister Bough"-Chilly Gonzalez & Feist 4:10 single only Gentle Thread Ltd. "The Pianoman At Christmas"-Jamie Cullum 4:30 The Pianoman At Christmas Blue Note "Light In You"-Sonia 2:25 By My Silence self-released "Christmas Morning Jig"-David Broza 2:45 single only S-Curve "Christmas Will Really Be Christmas"-Black Pumas 2:40 single only ATO ***MUSIC OUT AND INTO: ***NATIONAL SPONSOR BREAK*** The Ark/"COVID-19 Family Room Series" (:30) OuTcue: " TheArk.org." TOTAL TRACK TIME: 18:55 ***PLAY CUSTOMIZED STATION ID INTO: SEGMENT FIVE: "Old Friends"-Chris Stapleton 4:00 Starting Over Mercury "The Cape"-Guy Clark (in-studio) 3:40 in-studio n/a "End Times"-Laura Veirs 3:05 My Echo Raven Marching Band "I Can’t Make You Love Me"-Kandace Springs 4:35 The Women Who Raised Me Blue Note ***MUSIC OUT AND INTO: ***NATIONAL SPONSOR BREAK*** Leon Speakers/"The Leon LofT" (:30) OuTcue: " at LeonSpeakers.com." TOTAL TRACK TIME: 17:18 SEGMENT SIX: "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas"-Wyn Starks 4:15 Single Curb/Sidwalk ***INTERVIEW & MUSIC: EMM GRYNER (in Sarnia, ONT) ("Butterflies," "Let’s Face The Music And Dance") in-studio interview/performance n/a ***MUSIC OUT AND INTO: ***NATIONAL SPONSOR BREAK*** MeanT Well Records/Donovan Woods "WiThouT People" (:30) OuTcue: " DonovanWoods.neT." TOTAL TRACK TIME: 17:54 CLOSING: Theme: Closing CrediTs "Million Dollar Intro" - Ani DiFranco :54 TOTAL TIME FOR HOUR TWO-55:03 :30 PROMO: Promo for Show #1354 Week of 12/21/20 – 12/27/20 :15 PROMO: Promo for Show #1354 Week of 12/21/20 – 12/27/20 acoustic café · p.o. box 7730 · ann arbor, mi 48107-7730 · 734/761-2043 · fax 734/761-4412 [email protected] .
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