FTB123txt
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R.E.M. - Living Well Is The Best Revenge
The Wonder Stuff - Unbearable
The Cars - Dangerous Type (remastered)
Len Barry - 1-2-3
Gil Scott-Heron - Home Is Where The Hatred IsNY Is Killing Me (with Jamie xx)
Gil Scott-heron And Jamie Xx - We're New Here/I'll Take Care Of You
Traffic - The Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys        
Christan Sands - Can’t Find My Way Home        
Jackson Browne - Sing My Songs To Me/For Everyman
Bruce Cockburn - Let The Bad Air Out
Daniel Lanois - Every Nation
John Grant - Boy From Michigan (radio edit)
Moby w/Jim James - Porcelain
My Morning Jacket - Tropics (Erase Traces)
Pete Yorn - Rooftop 
Pete Yorn - Just Another
Lloyd Cole - A Long Way Down
Robbie Robertson - Dead End Kid
The Twilight Singers - Last Temptation                
Television - Marquee Moon (alternate version)        
Piers Faccini - All Aboard (feat. Ben Harper)
Piers Faccini - Talk To Her
Crosby Stills & Nash - Ivory Tower
Dave Mason -         Look At You Look At Me
The Alan Parsons Project - I Wouldn't Want To Be Like You
Matthew Ryan - Skylight
Translator - Everywhere That I'm Not
The Temptations - I Can't Get Next To You
Cactus - Papa Was a Rolling Stone
Black Prairie -         Richard Manuel
Counting Crows - If I Could Give All My Love (Richard Manuel Is Dead)
The Band - Tears Of Rage
The Band - I Shall Be Released (live At The Royal Albert Hall, June 1971)
Jimmy Lafave - Revival
Thad Cockrell - Taking the View
The Souther-Hillman-Furay Band - Somebody Must Be Wrong
Simple Minds - East at Easter
The Blue Nile - Easter Parade
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Tenth Ave Freeze-Out/Sweet Soul Music/Raise Your Hand (April 28, 1988 Los Angeles Tunnel Of Love Tour)


NOTES


Since I am finally scheduled for the Covid Vaccine tomorrow, FTB Episode #123 gets pushed up to today. A fairly varied assemblage that touches on everything from the Easter Holiday, the reason a Top 40 classic from Len Barry is the perfect song to play, a loving tribute to Richard Manuel and Gil Scott-Heron for their birthdays, the return of hard hitting Cactus, new music from John Grant, Moby (with Jim James), Daniel Lanois and Piers Faccini, previously unreleased historic sounds from Crosby Stills & Nash and Pete Yorn, and Christian Sands proving that the spirit of real jazz continues to grow and prosper. Everything is brought to a climax that can only be provided by Bruce and the boys with a 1988 E Street Band performance that escaped from the vault just last week.Thanks to all for your ears here and generosity at https://paypal.me/pools/c/8beKwFWlHR. Please stay as safe as you can and make sure to get stuck.