WFMU: Weekly World Blues with Matt Fiveash: Playlist from September 1, 2021

Listener comments!
	7:01pm Handy Haversack: Matt! Blueing agents! Extremely glad to be here with you all.
	7:02pm Matt Fiveash: Hi!
	7:03pm Pauly from Clifton: Hey Matt, Handy, gang!
	7:03pm Ivan from Woodbridge: Hello on this really rainy evening
	7:04pm Dominick: You, you, you _____ you!
	7:04pm Will the Sound Guy: Good evening Matt and all!
	7:05pm Handy Haversack: Pauly! How goes? Hey, Will! Hope you're keeping dry.
	7:07pm Dungaroos Kipawah: Good evening & howdy all. Perfect soundtrack for a rainy evening
	7:07pm ultradamno: Matt! Bluesies!
	7:07pm middlebun: Yike! Another great show.
	7:07pm Pauly from Clifton: Handy, dodging the raindrops and looking forward to some sunnier days!
	7:08pm eric from lake hiawatha: Leading off with Billie, thank you
	7:09pm Matt Fiveash: DK- nice to see you two nights in a row, in a sense
	7:09pm National Weather Service NY: “A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Connecticut, New Jersey and New York until 1 AM EDT”
	7:10pm Matt Fiveash: DK, that came out wrong but you know what I mean!
	7:10pm Handy Haversack: DK, how was NRBQ? C&K was a lot of fun!
	7:14pm Edward: This set is burnin.'
	7:15pm Dungaroos Kipawah: Indeed, Matt. Thanks for the lift on both occasions
	7:18pm lothianman: Please don't forget Big Boy's b-day either !!
	7:19pm Edward: I liked both of them at the time, but the Stones mean 100x times more than the Beatles to me now.
	7:19pm spodiodi: Well said, Matt Fiveash 👍
	👻 7:19pm listener 126464: Hi Matt, everyone!
	7:20pm coelacanth∅: greetings Matt and all
	👻 7:21pm chris in the redwoods: oh yes. when i started listening to the Stones (big bro's collection), i was amazed to find honky tonk and blues tracks. what a delight. thanks, Matt!
	7:21pm the joke aisle: When I was a DJ on the campus radio station at U. of Delaware in about 1981, I caught a whole raft of shit from a listener who called in, incensed that I played The Stones on a blues program. Rock on, Sir!
	7:22pm ultradamno: Are Watts' jazz records any good?
	👻 7:22pm chris in the redwoods: how rude of me... hi, everyone! hope you are all well.
	7:22pm lothianman: It'd be great to hear some of Alexis Corner's Blues incorporated if that is possible
	7:23pm coelacanth∅: joke aisle - the same idiots who'd say Hendrix wasn't primarily a blues artist
	7:23pm Corey: Evening Matt and listeners! All sunshine here in Michigan, but still a spot on soundtrack.
	7:23pm coelacanth∅: hi rude chris! -likewise
	👻 7:24pm chris in the redwoods: hehe, hey, coel!
	7:24pm Ivan from Woodbridge: Oooh hoo hoo
	7:24pm tak: ultra my friend who teaches jazz drums calls him a genius, for what it's worth
	7:25pm adampsyche: nice
	7:25pm Handy Haversack: ultradamno, Fabio played some stuff from the People Band that was pretty wild. This is an excellent thing, this.
	7:26pm Tommy in Neversink: I was just listening to the drum track to Gimme Shelter a couple of weeks ago ..I was doing a cover on my 8 track
	7:26pm lothianman: Love the way "Get Off My Cloud" opens with a drum solo !!
	7:27pm Edward: Holy shit, this is like 95% as good as the full band version. (3% of the rest being supplied by Merry Clayton.)
	7:27pm Tommy in Neversink: The guitar (in Gimme Shelter) in tuned to open E
	7:27pm Tommy in Neversink: is not in
	7:28pm ultradamno: Gun Club's Fire Of Love is 40 years old today...which I think has some relevance to the subject matter here.
	👻 7:28pm chris in the redwoods: true that, Edward.
	7:29pm Old Dave: Joke Aisle- important life lesson there. I was on VA Tech and another college with weak transmitter in 1981 too.. realized it didn't matter what less than a dozen people thought at 4AM because I was doing the damn work.
	7:29pm coelacanth∅: 'just lined soul fire up to listen to earlier today
	7:31pm Will the Sound Guy: I'm staying dry... It's been raining pretty heavy up here for a while.
	👻 7:31pm chris in the redwoods: man, Duane's 3-hour tribute to Scratch today was a thing of art and musicology. wish all schooling was that fun.
	7:31pm adampsyche: i wish that anyone who i talked to lee perry about this week outside of the wfmu boards had any remote appreciation for the scale of the influence and impact
	7:31pm ?: I like John Stamos as a drummer
	7:33pm ultradamno: Or David Duchovny as frontman and singer twitter.com...
	7:33pm Will the Sound Guy: I caught most of the Duane Train today at work, it was a kick ass show.
	7:33pm adampsyche: that was a sick show, will
	7:34pm ultradamno: Well, dancer more than frontman or singer
	7:34pm tak: it influenced me alright, from the day i saw him live 12ys ago!
	7:34pm ultradamno: Bass? Is that the fish thing?
	7:35pm coelacanth∅: chris yeah that episode's a keeper adam i think the majority of "reggae lovers" don't know who Lee Perry is; but i think he's possibly the most important person in the development of the genre... certainly more important than the ubiquitously-known Bob Marley
	7:35pm Handy Haversack: Your floundering, ultradamno.
	7:36pm ultradamno: He did the thing I like most in that kind of music, instrumentals with lots of reverb
	7:36pm Handy Haversack: Ugh, spell it right if you want to land a joke, Haversack. Get reel.
	7:37pm Chop Scott: Cheers Matt!
	7:39pm Matt Fiveash: Chop Scott! Happy belated!
	👻 7:40pm lothianman: Pretty awesome cut Matt!! Who came first, Muddy or Tommy?? Kinda like the chicken and the egg.........
	7:42pm ultradamno: Tommy was about 10 years older
	7:42pm Ira: Listening to the whole show, but late to the Comments. No argument with Charlie as coolest Rolling Stone. But in my case, and I'll bet many others, that distinction had previously been held by Brian, Mick, and Keith (pretty much in that order). I.e. everyone but Bill. (Georgia says Mick Taylor.)
	7:43pm tak: they had better propaganda, but it was a matter of time
	7:44pm Edward: Ira: We were all young and dumb once.
	👻 7:44pm lothianman: Mick Taylor was great in his own right........got to see him solo awhile back and he finished off with his Can't Ya Hear Me Knockin Solo...........pretty impressive
	7:44pm ultradamno: He was possibly the most Mick punching...that we know of.
	7:45pm Matt Fiveash: Ira- Some days of the week, Bill is my favorite Stone: simultaneously the least interesting person and most interesting musician in the group.
	7:46pm ultradamno: Well, Brian didn't live long enough to be that embarrassing, did he?
	👻 7:46pm lothianman: Guess Big Boy gets overlooked again !! True Elvis Presley fashion.
	👻 7:46pm chris in the redwoods: dang, Ray. tell it.
	7:46pm Ira: Edward, I know I was. To think how highly I regarded that Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out top hat, cape and omega t-shirt ensemble. Matt, every time I hear Bill's fuzz bass . . .
	7:49pm Edward: Unless I'm wrong, Matt specified the original lineup. So, while Mick Taylor never said or did anything embarrassing that I know of, there was Bill and his many sub-16 chicks, for which Keith registered his contempt in LIFE.
	7:49pm ultradamno: Oh, if you want WFMU's own People Like Us' digital discography on Bandcamp, it's 85% off today only.
	👻 7:50pm lothianman: I always liked that quirky thing Wyman did back late 80s/90s........name escapes me
	7:50pm Handy Haversack: Would have listened to that Ray Charles song a lot longer, I gotta say.
	7:50pm Old Dave: Canadian big rig truckers, flower wholesalers, stroke survivors, news writers and readers- all kinds of folks keep surprising me to relate how much they know about and love this show. Great work, Matt!
	7:52pm spodiodi: ultra: the dancing fox on your instagram lodged itself in my head. thank you XD
	👻 7:52pm lothianman: Here ya go all you Bill W fans (Si Si) Je Suis Un Rock Star (Single Edit) Pretty quirky shit
	7:52pm Matt Fiveash: Old Dave- wow! You sure you got the right Matt?
	7:52pm Edward: Ultradamno: You gotta shittin' me. Look up Brian's record of beating Nico and Anita Pallenberg, to name two. The man was a disgrace as a human.
	7:53pm Corey: This Billy "The Kid" Emerson is off the hook.
	7:53pm Handy Haversack: Thanks for the reminder, ultradamno! Grabbed. And thanks for the tunes, Matt! This has been a treat. Stay dry and blue, all.
	👻 7:53pm lothianman: agree Corey !! specially da sax !!
	7:55pm Ira: And a below-average swimmer.
	7:56pm Corey: Going to stash the last two away for a rainy day. Thanks Matt! Take care all.
	7:56pm ultradamno: But the Ignatz Mouse of the industrial world called him a stargod....
	7:57pm coelacanth∅: haha Ira!
	7:57pm Matt Fiveash: Thanks for your indulgence, folks. Let's try it again next week.
	7:57pm ultradamno: Though I think Burroughs called him ratlike or something
	7:57pm spodiodi: Thanks, Matt!
	7:57pm Pauly from Clifton: Thanks, Matt!
	👻 7:58pm lothianman: Sarah is legendary !! Thanks Matt for another great show !!
	👻 7:58pm PigeonsAndRust: I had to jump on to thank you for playing the perfect version of the perfect song for tonight. Stellar, Matt!
	7:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Matt!
	7:58pm Will the Sound Guy: thank you Matt, great show!
	7:58pm Matty Magoo: Ohhhh buddy 👏
	8:00pm Matty Magoo: Bravo!
	10:59am Clinto: Great selection on Gimmie Shelter drums. Those toms are immortal! I'm pretty sure nobody else sounds like that.
	11:10am Clinto: That punching story is great but something tells me it might be more than a little embellished by ol' Keith. "Then he slid on the smoked salmon and was heading right out the window!" What is this, the three stooges?

Weekly World Blues with Matt Fiveash: Playlist from September 1, 2021

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September 1, 2021

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Billie Holiday with Count Basie & his Orchestra	Swing Brother Swing		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant	Railroadin'		0:06:13 (Pop-up)
Tiny Bradshaw	Take The Hands Off The Clock		0:08:29 (Pop-up)
Frankie Lee Sims	She Likes To Boogie Real Low		0:10:39 (Pop-up)
Clarence Garlow	Za Belle "Za Belle" by "Clarence Garlow"		0:13:11 (Pop-up)

The Rolling Stones	My First Plea "My First Plea" by "The Rolling Stones"	RIP Charlie Watts	0:20:00 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	Gimme Shelter (isolated drums & percussion)		0:24:40 (Pop-up)
Lee Perry	Soul Fire "Soul Fire" by "Lee Perry"	RIP Lee "Scratch" Perry	0:28:46 (Pop-up)

Sleepy John Estes	Everybody Oughta Make A Change		0:35:08 (Pop-up)
Tommy McClennan	Deep Blue Sea Blues		0:37:55 (Pop-up)
Big Maybelle	Ocean Of Tears "Ocean Of Tears" by "Big Maybelle"		0:40:59 (Pop-up)
Ray Charles	Drown In My Own Tears (live)		0:43:21 (Pop-up)

Billy "The Kid" Emerson	When It Rains It Pours		0:50:35 (Pop-up)
The Del-Rios	Alone on a Rainy Night		0:53:43 (Pop-up)
Sarah Vaughan	September in the Rain		0:56:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:01pm Handy Haversack: Matt! Blueing agents! Extremely glad to be here with you all.
	7:02pm Matt Fiveash: Hi!
	7:03pm Pauly from Clifton: Hey Matt, Handy, gang!
	7:03pm Ivan from Woodbridge: Hello on this really rainy evening
	7:04pm Dominick: You, you, you _____ you!
	7:04pm Will the Sound Guy: Good evening Matt and all!
	7:05pm Handy Haversack: Pauly! How goes? Hey, Will! Hope you're keeping dry.
	7:07pm Dungaroos Kipawah: Good evening & howdy all. Perfect soundtrack for a rainy evening
	7:07pm ultradamno: Matt! Bluesies!
	7:07pm middlebun: Yike! Another great show.
	7:07pm Pauly from Clifton: Handy, dodging the raindrops and looking forward to some sunnier days!
	7:08pm eric from lake hiawatha: Leading off with Billie, thank you
	7:09pm Matt Fiveash: DK- nice to see you two nights in a row, in a sense
	7:09pm National Weather Service NY: “A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Connecticut, New Jersey and New York until 1 AM EDT”
	7:10pm Matt Fiveash: DK, that came out wrong but you know what I mean!
	7:10pm Handy Haversack: DK, how was NRBQ? C&K was a lot of fun!
	7:14pm Edward: This set is burnin.'
	7:15pm Dungaroos Kipawah: Indeed, Matt. Thanks for the lift on both occasions
	7:18pm lothianman: Please don't forget Big Boy's b-day either !!
	7:19pm Edward: I liked both of them at the time, but the Stones mean 100x times more than the Beatles to me now.
	7:19pm spodiodi: Well said, Matt Fiveash 👍
	👻 7:19pm listener 126464: Hi Matt, everyone!
	7:20pm coelacanth∅: greetings Matt and all
	👻 7:21pm chris in the redwoods: oh yes. when i started listening to the Stones (big bro's collection), i was amazed to find honky tonk and blues tracks. what a delight. thanks, Matt!
	7:21pm the joke aisle: When I was a DJ on the campus radio station at U. of Delaware in about 1981, I caught a whole raft of shit from a listener who called in, incensed that I played The Stones on a blues program. Rock on, Sir!
	7:22pm ultradamno: Are Watts' jazz records any good?
	👻 7:22pm chris in the redwoods: how rude of me... hi, everyone! hope you are all well.
	7:22pm lothianman: It'd be great to hear some of Alexis Corner's Blues incorporated if that is possible
	7:23pm coelacanth∅: joke aisle - the same idiots who'd say Hendrix wasn't primarily a blues artist
	7:23pm Corey: Evening Matt and listeners! All sunshine here in Michigan, but still a spot on soundtrack.
	7:23pm coelacanth∅: hi rude chris! -likewise
	👻 7:24pm chris in the redwoods: hehe, hey, coel!
	7:24pm Ivan from Woodbridge: Oooh hoo hoo
	7:24pm tak: ultra my friend who teaches jazz drums calls him a genius, for what it's worth
	7:25pm adampsyche: nice
	7:25pm Handy Haversack: ultradamno, Fabio played some stuff from the People Band that was pretty wild. This is an excellent thing, this.
	7:26pm Tommy in Neversink: I was just listening to the drum track to Gimme Shelter a couple of weeks ago ..I was doing a cover on my 8 track
	7:26pm lothianman: Love the way "Get Off My Cloud" opens with a drum solo !!
	7:27pm Edward: Holy shit, this is like 95% as good as the full band version. (3% of the rest being supplied by Merry Clayton.)
	7:27pm Tommy in Neversink: The guitar (in Gimme Shelter) in tuned to open E
	7:27pm Tommy in Neversink: is not in
	7:28pm ultradamno: Gun Club's Fire Of Love is 40 years old today...which I think has some relevance to the subject matter here.
	👻 7:28pm chris in the redwoods: true that, Edward.
	7:29pm Old Dave: Joke Aisle- important life lesson there. I was on VA Tech and another college with weak transmitter in 1981 too.. realized it didn't matter what less than a dozen people thought at 4AM because I was doing the damn work.
	7:29pm coelacanth∅: 'just lined soul fire up to listen to earlier today
	7:31pm Will the Sound Guy: I'm staying dry... It's been raining pretty heavy up here for a while.
	👻 7:31pm chris in the redwoods: man, Duane's 3-hour tribute to Scratch today was a thing of art and musicology. wish all schooling was that fun.
	7:31pm adampsyche: i wish that anyone who i talked to lee perry about this week outside of the wfmu boards had any remote appreciation for the scale of the influence and impact
	7:31pm ?: I like John Stamos as a drummer
	7:33pm ultradamno: Or David Duchovny as frontman and singer twitter.com...
	7:33pm Will the Sound Guy: I caught most of the Duane Train today at work, it was a kick ass show.
	7:33pm adampsyche: that was a sick show, will
	7:34pm ultradamno: Well, dancer more than frontman or singer
	7:34pm tak: it influenced me alright, from the day i saw him live 12ys ago!
	7:34pm ultradamno: Bass? Is that the fish thing?
	7:35pm coelacanth∅: chris yeah that episode's a keeper adam i think the majority of "reggae lovers" don't know who Lee Perry is; but i think he's possibly the most important person in the development of the genre... certainly more important than the ubiquitously-known Bob Marley
	7:35pm Handy Haversack: Your floundering, ultradamno.
	7:36pm ultradamno: He did the thing I like most in that kind of music, instrumentals with lots of reverb
	7:36pm Handy Haversack: Ugh, spell it right if you want to land a joke, Haversack. Get reel.
	7:37pm Chop Scott: Cheers Matt!
	7:39pm Matt Fiveash: Chop Scott! Happy belated!
	👻 7:40pm lothianman: Pretty awesome cut Matt!! Who came first, Muddy or Tommy?? Kinda like the chicken and the egg.........
	7:42pm ultradamno: Tommy was about 10 years older
	7:42pm Ira: Listening to the whole show, but late to the Comments. No argument with Charlie as coolest Rolling Stone. But in my case, and I'll bet many others, that distinction had previously been held by Brian, Mick, and Keith (pretty much in that order). I.e. everyone but Bill. (Georgia says Mick Taylor.)
	7:43pm tak: they had better propaganda, but it was a matter of time
	7:44pm Edward: Ira: We were all young and dumb once.
	👻 7:44pm lothianman: Mick Taylor was great in his own right........got to see him solo awhile back and he finished off with his Can't Ya Hear Me Knockin Solo...........pretty impressive
	7:44pm ultradamno: He was possibly the most Mick punching...that we know of.
	7:45pm Matt Fiveash: Ira- Some days of the week, Bill is my favorite Stone: simultaneously the least interesting person and most interesting musician in the group.
	7:46pm ultradamno: Well, Brian didn't live long enough to be that embarrassing, did he?
	👻 7:46pm lothianman: Guess Big Boy gets overlooked again !! True Elvis Presley fashion.
	👻 7:46pm chris in the redwoods: dang, Ray. tell it.
	7:46pm Ira: Edward, I know I was. To think how highly I regarded that Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out top hat, cape and omega t-shirt ensemble. Matt, every time I hear Bill's fuzz bass . . .
	7:49pm Edward: Unless I'm wrong, Matt specified the original lineup. So, while Mick Taylor never said or did anything embarrassing that I know of, there was Bill and his many sub-16 chicks, for which Keith registered his contempt in LIFE.
	7:49pm ultradamno: Oh, if you want WFMU's own People Like Us' digital discography on Bandcamp, it's 85% off today only.
	👻 7:50pm lothianman: I always liked that quirky thing Wyman did back late 80s/90s........name escapes me
	7:50pm Handy Haversack: Would have listened to that Ray Charles song a lot longer, I gotta say.
	7:50pm Old Dave: Canadian big rig truckers, flower wholesalers, stroke survivors, news writers and readers- all kinds of folks keep surprising me to relate how much they know about and love this show. Great work, Matt!
	7:52pm spodiodi: ultra: the dancing fox on your instagram lodged itself in my head. thank you XD
	👻 7:52pm lothianman: Here ya go all you Bill W fans (Si Si) Je Suis Un Rock Star (Single Edit) Pretty quirky shit
	7:52pm Matt Fiveash: Old Dave- wow! You sure you got the right Matt?
	7:52pm Edward: Ultradamno: You gotta shittin' me. Look up Brian's record of beating Nico and Anita Pallenberg, to name two. The man was a disgrace as a human.
	7:53pm Corey: This Billy "The Kid" Emerson is off the hook.
	7:53pm Handy Haversack: Thanks for the reminder, ultradamno! Grabbed. And thanks for the tunes, Matt! This has been a treat. Stay dry and blue, all.
	👻 7:53pm lothianman: agree Corey !! specially da sax !!
	7:55pm Ira: And a below-average swimmer.
	7:56pm Corey: Going to stash the last two away for a rainy day. Thanks Matt! Take care all.
	7:56pm ultradamno: But the Ignatz Mouse of the industrial world called him a stargod....
	7:57pm coelacanth∅: haha Ira!
	7:57pm Matt Fiveash: Thanks for your indulgence, folks. Let's try it again next week.
	7:57pm ultradamno: Though I think Burroughs called him ratlike or something
	7:57pm spodiodi: Thanks, Matt!
	7:57pm Pauly from Clifton: Thanks, Matt!
	👻 7:58pm lothianman: Sarah is legendary !! Thanks Matt for another great show !!
	👻 7:58pm PigeonsAndRust: I had to jump on to thank you for playing the perfect version of the perfect song for tonight. Stellar, Matt!
	7:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Matt!
	7:58pm Will the Sound Guy: thank you Matt, great show!
	7:58pm Matty Magoo: Ohhhh buddy 👏
	8:00pm Matty Magoo: Bravo!
	10:59am Clinto: Great selection on Gimmie Shelter drums. Those toms are immortal! I'm pretty sure nobody else sounds like that.
	11:10am Clinto: That punching story is great but something tells me it might be more than a little embellished by ol' Keith. "Then he slid on the smoked salmon and was heading right out the window!" What is this, the three stooges?

Weekly World Blues with Matt Fiveash: Playlist from September 1, 2021

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