WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 27, 2022

Listener comments!
	9:01am Strandlund: Good Morning Trouble...Love the Victor Brauner!!
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Bright Thursday greetings, Trouble and all the Troubled!
	9:02am Mike W.: second!
	9:02am Mike W.: i mean third!
	9:02am steveo: leaves are falling a little more steadily today; digging this opener
	9:02am Stu of Bot: This is the perfect choice of non musical noise to follow up a high energy show that plays actual music. Way to exemplify the name trouble.
	9:04am riley: Good morning everyone!
	9:05am Purvis: I like music & other strange noises
	9:05am SpikeyBXL: Good morning from the afternoon.
	9:05am Zipperhead7: Good morning Trouble! Thursday mornings are a highlight of my week due to your wonderful show!
	9:05am Trouble: goooood morning!! secret sun sessions LIVE later on today!
	9:06am Stu of Bot: It’s 9am not 2am. Geez is
	9:07am barfo: it's ok to leave Stu, no need to be rude
	9:09am Mike W.: “non musical noise,” wat’s that
	9:09am Heidee: Bliss.
	9:12am Quinn: Ah… perfect start <3
	9:14am TDK60: Trouble: Maidin mhaith. Why not a "good morning" in Irish?
	9:15am listener james from westwood: Morning, Trouble and all!
	9:18am melinda: morning everyone
	9:18am Trouble: i hope this link opens. check out this article about mills college being a hotbed of musical innovation david behrman was at mills college when he made this piece www.nytimes.com...
	9:19am Tmctcup: 2am music at 9am is the way to live! Morning trouble people 💙🐌🔌
	9:19am steveo: if people hit the paywall, they can use this link www.nytimes.com...
	9:20am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and everyone. What a nice start!
	9:22am MikeG: Elizabeth Fraser's voice is still magical
	9:22am shrimp boi: Wow! Didn’t know Elizabeth frasier had a new project!
	9:24am mb: Hola DJ Trouble and all
	9:30am Peter in SEA: Bon jour Trouble and Modern folk!
	9:30am Yetz: good morning its nice to be back home
	9:31am Handy Haversack: Welcome back, Yetz!
	9:33am Will thee Sound Guy: check the adapter near the plug, it may be unthreaded a little bit giving you 1 channel instead of 2
	9:34am steveo: wow amazing
	9:35am Peter in SEA: Great Victor Brauner painting on the playlist. Glad you didn't post his self-portrait without his e*e! en.wikipedia.org...
	9:36am Roberto: I've never been able to grasp how people can have a buncha kids AND a distinguished career. Two kids have kept me pretty busy for 20+ years.
	9:39am Roberto: Although I guess kids were generally more self-sufficient in them thar days.
	9:40am Trouble: i ask that question, also @roberto
	9:40am kth: update: Mills College is still in existence - this year it merged with Northeastern University and is now called "Mills College at Northeastern University"
	9:40am mariano: 'Morning, all! Handy: a hearty SUBDIVISIONS to you and yours this fine morning.
	9:40am SpikeyBXL: Maybe @roberto's kids turned out better for it too
	9:42am Roberto: Questionable, SpikeyBXL 😆
	9:42am Handy Haversack: SUBDIVISIONS Wind's tossing the Manhattan trees about. Locusts gone yellow, callery pear red, but some green oaks still from my window here. How's NOLA faring?
	9:44am listener james from westwood: In the high school halls In the shopping malls (Sorry, I lived with a Rush fan for 4 years and "subdivisions" is still a Manchurian Candidate word!)
	9:44am Handy Haversack: I am glad we don't have to cast you out, James!
	9:45am Roberto: I was pretty much that kid in the Subdivisions video lol. Except I did my homework without being coerced.
	9:46am melinda: love bobbie
	9:48am hendrix wolfbat: Loretta definitely had a great voice and singing style.
	9:48am listener james from westwood: @Handy w00t! And I don't even conform!
	9:49am Peter in SEA: Jeannie's my fave! :-)
	9:49am Handy Haversack: Becky played some great country songs by women with things on their mind last night: wfmu.org... For listening after the Modern World, of course!
	9:50am Hydroplane: For those like me that enjoy classic country and honky tonk but aren't so knowledgable about the genre at all I can say I REALLY have been enjoying the Numero comp "Driftless Dreamers In Cuca Country"
	9:50am listener james from westwood: Watched the Harper Valley movie as a kid, largely because I Dream of Jeannie was in it. Did not watch the ensuing TV series.
	9:50am Mike W.: predictably killer set, sometimes life is like a box of chocolates in which the box contains really good chocolates
	9:50am iiibeat: The Bee Keeper's Tree Surgeon The program command is as thus: Commit this (whatever it might be) to memory. Memory demands it's own usage. Memory runs a plantation of souls. Memory invented tennis. "That is one gurgling hurdle fist," one strapping sapling said to another, "It sure is." The golden leaves shimmer in the breeze, helping to keep the cosmic drive alive. Death lives as Birth in All. Respiration, a healthy Trinity.
	9:51am Roberto: As testament to the power of the Coal Miner's Daughter movie, a 14-year-old snot who couldn't have cared less about Country Music was dragged to see it by his parents and absolutely loved it.
	9:51am Karl Ward: Hey don't sass the bootleggers
	9:51am Karl Ward: Those are my people
	9:52am Handy Haversack: Time to pull yourself up by your bootleggers, Karl!
	9:53am steveo: wish my parents had done that, Roberto
	9:54am mariano: Yeah, Handy, Becky's show was exceptionally good last night. Matt's too. Roberto: Same here, I actively disliked country when Coal Miner's Daughter came out and I was absolutely blown away by her performance.
	9:54am iiibeat: Television also helped to destroy American family life. It wasn't just contraception . . lol
	9:55am Robm: Hello trouble and fellow troublemakers @Handy this station is Continuing education with the musical knowledge
	9:55am melinda: Coal Miner's Daughter was one of the movies I saw in youth that left a huge impression, great film.
	9:56am prudy: good morning all...Neko Case does a super cover of this song...
	9:56am SpikeyBXL: @hydroplane - thanks for the rec, will check out the comp
	9:57am Robm: @Melinda and the group sissy did all her own singing and did loretta justice
	9:59am Neil M: A great show top to bottom!! Can't wait to see where it's going next? Thanks for slinging it, Trouble.
	10:00am fred: Time to acknowledge how much I owe to Laura Cantrell. I knew nothing about country when I found the station. Now people at work make fun of me when I say I love it. I guess wearing cowboy boots while looking like a shrimp isn't helping there
	10:00am Hydroplane: @spikeybxl very welcome!
	10:00am wind: Unbelievable!
	10:01am listener james from westwood: Laura was a priceless gateway for me into country. Completely opened my eyes to so many artists.
	10:01am Roberto: ugh what's it going to take to get y'all people to VOTE!
	10:02am Bryant in TO: Go figure that the freedom that's allowed to be pushed is just a form of indebtedness.
	10:02am Laurie H: Thank you Trouble, VOTE BLUE!
	10:02am Robm: @Roberto voted early and often
	10:04am Zipperhead7: Ms. Zip grew up in a New Jersey Irish Catholic town. She summarized it thusly: "Too many kids, not enough money, too much alcohol."
	10:05am SSS: Like everyone else, Ms Zip...like everyone else.
	10:06am Mike Sin: Also to remember -- Up until 1978, if an employed woman got pregnant, an employer was legally protected to say, "Thank you for your time. You're fired."
	10:06am Trouble: oops i neglected to mention my italian catholic friends, although they didn't seem to have such huge families...
	10:06am Trouble: yes indeed@ mike sin. thanks for that reminder!!
	10:07am Hydroplane: That's not true at all.
	10:07am melinda: @Robm yes. I wasn't familiar with Loretta's voice when the movie came out and was amazed years later when I heard her at how similar they sounded.
	10:07am Hydroplane: ...they were not required to say "thank you"!
	10:08am fred: A coworker's sister had to get married (because of several countries' immigration laws making a mess) and had to get a "celibacy certificate", signed by two men, or four women (a woman counts as half a man)
	10:09am Robm: @Melinda LL insisted that spacy do all her own singing
	10:11am Bill K: I just tuned in a few minutes ago and I'm already glad I did!
	10:11am SSS: Through this lens, I can say that these sorts of things influenced my oldest sister's marriages, to assholes, affecting the entire family, forever. Thanks....
	10:12am SSS: Don't worry, I am laughing.
	10:13am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Heyo. Tardy to the party. Loving this Sun Ra.....
	10:14am Marie: Hey, just tuning in. Love the Sun Ra. Hey everybody!
	10:15am steveo: Have you seen the Caravaggio movie, Trouble?
	10:15am Roberto: All these great 'murkin values are coming back -- if y'all dont VOTE.
	10:15am fred: @?: I'm not american, and I only bring it up because I was told about it yesterday. But you're right, I should shut up, and I will
	10:17am Jason from Houston: Vote early if you can, radio buddies.
	10:19am Robm: @Fred don’t shut up keep up the good fight
	10:20am Robm: Hey 3 moons
	10:20am steveo: if anyone else here is in NYC, early voting starts Saturday; more info at findmypollsite.vote.nyc
	10:21am TDK60: Steveo. Thanks a lot, but I prefer voting after lunch.
	10:21am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Thanks, have my mail in ballot!
	10:22am steveo: late early voting also available ;)
	10:22am fred: @?: Not at all. For me it's a if-you-don't-vote-you-may-end-up-there message. I agree that a misogynist troll could interpret it otherwise, as you did, poor phrasing on my part
	10:27am nathan: gooooood morning. loved that "Cocteau ripoff" earlier that turns out to have actually been Liz Fraser. still got it!
	10:30am mariano: Because Louisiana is under a different legal system based on French civil law rather than English common law, there were some strange laws on the books they didn't get rid of till the 70s or 80s. One of them was that women needed a male relative to cosign anything having to do with the sale of land.
	10:30am Col. Forbin: excited for some Kenny Wollesen!
	10:32am listener james from westwood: "It's the Napoleonic Code!" /stanley_kowalski
	10:32am Steve from Dunwoody: Testing <while listening to Mountain King Madness pts 1-3>.
	10:34am Iftach: cheers from Bergen county
	10:38am Paul D: Hola all. Happy Thursday.
	10:39am Handy Haversack: I am doing production editing on a book about the different rights extended by states to married (white) women before women's suffrage. Basically, these were extended by male legislators for a variety of reasons, very few of which had the benefit of the women as their goal -- perpetuation of slavery and westward expansion of settler-colonialism were big ones, but also just basic land-grabbiness. But it also did establish a precedent for "granting" rights to (white) women. Of course, the problem with rights "granted" is that they can always be taken away ...
	10:40am Trouble: yes we do have to ask what gave the power to white men to grant rights...
	10:42am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: 1st i am late and then i am off. i wish everyone a nice show and see ya next week.
	10:43am riley: I don't like to play favorites, but I'll make an exception regarding today's show!
	10:44am Trouble: gracias@riley!
	10:45am Dances with Moomins: Moi , moi & moi to all and sundry
	10:45am mariano: listener james: Matter of fact, I realized not long ago that I live a block and a half from the Kowalski house (642 Elysian Fields).
	10:50am Jason from Houston: Here for that deviant pop music.
	10:51am Jason from Houston: And for this.
	10:52am iftach: omg what is this song called it's so good
	10:53am iftach: I'm assuming it's returning the name as a bunch of symbols because the name is in a different script
	10:53am listener james from westwood: @mariano Oh no kidding? Wild to live near such a famous address or bit of architecture. Like passing the Exorcist steps on one's walk to work.
	10:54am listener james from westwood: @Handy That book sounds like it would be fascinating and infuriating to read or edit.
	10:54am Handy Haversack: James, you should see the tables in it! I'm sure you'd feel my pain.
	10:54am βrian: Friends used to be able to find my office in the library by finding call numbers having the subject heading "Deviant behavior."
	11:02am wind: Superb 🖐🏾
	11:03am Col. Forbin: That turkish funk track listed with question marks was recently rereleased/pressed to 45 by Nublu Records as part of the Istambul 70 series. Track is Ikimiz Bir Fidaniz by Kamuran Akkor, Baris K
	11:04am Col. Forbin: I think what was played was a slightly different version though
	11:08am MM: going down the victor brauner rabbit hole because of this image!! wow
	11:09am Dances with Moomins: To Handy and those interested, just now reading Linda Colley's "The Gun The Pen, & The Ship"...about the spread of written constitutions. The impetus for them was the need to raises taxes and recruit soldiers...so the setting out of rights were aimed at men because the rights granted were for those who would fight ( primarily ) . Now in the chapter on why women were left out, so often, of the rights granted ( until 20th Century ) Exceptions were in places very far from centers of power ( like New Zealand and Finland ) Very interesting stuff.
	11:12am Yes: good morning everyone
	11:15am Handy Haversack: Always comes back to violence, eh, Dances with Moomins? Sigh. Sounds interesting, though!
	11:15am Yetz: Moomins - added to the Modern World Reading List! (click my user icon then the long-ass docs.google.com link)
	11:16am Yetz: also YES to Secret Sun Sessions!
	11:17am mariano: listener james: Well, I hate to be a killjoy, but there's no 642, and Elysian Fields is a main thoroughfare, though the movie makes it seem like they're in the middle of the Quarter. I think Tennessee Williams took a cue from Law & Order when he came up with the address. I bet there was a L&O marathon on TBS when he wrote it. Seriously though, my pet theory is that the abandoned building across the street might have been the visual inspiration, at least the balconies: www.google.com...
	11:18am Trouble: thanks @ col forbin for the info. the cut i played was added to our library in 2009, so i might have to dig a little more on that
	11:18am Dances with Moomins: yes very nice sounds from Secret Suns!
	11:19am Yetz: mariano - I spent a long time walking around New Orleans looking for the Ignatius Reilly house. I found a few pretty good candidates.
	11:21am mariano: Yeah, that's another one, Yetz. Constantinople St. I know a few real-estate companies have tried to sell houses by hinting or outright claiming that it was the real Reilly house.
	11:21am iiibeat: God grants rights. Governments just "wake up".
	11:23am Handy Haversack: ... whereas Mariano is the one who actually has the deed to the real house and would be willing to sell it to you at a specially discounted price because he knows you'd truly respect its legacy. (Sheesh, Mariano, get your head in the game! You're welcome!)
	11:23am TDK60: Rights don't come from above. They arrive after pressure from the streets.
	11:26am mariano: And I'll throw in the real Ignatius Reilly's hunting cap if you act now!
	11:27am Yetz: Toss in a set of lute strings and I'm in!
	11:28am prof.fuzz: mornin' y'all
	11:28am Yes: this is very nice
	11:31am Handy Haversack: Better. Much better. Now we're cooking with gas!
	11:32am sydnius: 💥
	11:35am Yetz: It was sometime in the early 90s, I tried to follow Patrolman Mancuso's walk as described in the book. Walking down Constantinople, I thought I found the house, the banana tree, etc. A big dog ran up to a fence and started angrily barking at me, but I didn't run away because of the fence. The owner came out, I said to them "It's alright" and they replied, in a deep Louisiana drawl - "No it ain't". Indelible memories. (I got out of there quick)
	11:36am mariano: You probably agitated the guy's pyloric valve, Yetz.
	11:38am Handy Haversack: Very nice set, Trouble! Thanks for that! Live music on WFMU! The best!
	11:39am NJMatt: Great set
	11:39am Bones: That was a beautiful set!
	11:40am RobinSays: One of the best parts of being on staycation today is listening to your show! Sending you vinyl hugs.
	11:40am abbazabba: Hey That was awesome! Thanks Trouble and Secret Sun Sessions!
	11:40am Yetz: +1
	11:40am Col. Forbin: thank you, trouble. Great morning of music.
	11:41am Mike W.: Must’ve seen Kenny Wolleson hundreds of times (mainly at Tonic) without ever thinking “going to see Lenny Wolleson” — he was always in the right groups
	11:42am Yetz: Mike W: That's because you were never going to see Lenny! You were going to see Kenny! (j/k)
	11:46am Col. Forbin: Still is playing in the right groups. Seeing him with John Zorn's Masada Quartet in a few weeks.
	11:47am Handy Haversack: Possibly could have titled this "Theme to Say 'Say Brother.'"
	11:50am katharsis: Caught the beginning and the tail end. Thank you dj trouble. Cheers all.
	11:51am βrian: Continental Subway will be getting underway in a few minutes wfmu.org...
	11:54am Handy Haversack: Only subway left around here that isn't trying to surveil me, βrian! Many thanks, Trouble! Great stuff! Stay Troubled, everyone.
	11:55am Trouble: thanks for sitting in! i am only at 73% of my fundraising goal for this month of raising funds. please drop a quick dime to call friends and family and ask them to give. and give a wee bit yourself if you can. thanks!!!
	11:55am Strandlund: A whole day of nothing but TROUBLE would be glorious!! Thanks for the Fantastic show!!
	11:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Trouble. Really enjoyed the live set as well as the rest of the fine selections this morning. Take care.
	11:57am Yetz: Handy H: That's almost a quine.
	11:57am mb: Thx DJ : )
	11:57am love2laf: Thank you Trouble, the live set was truly stellar. Great way to start the morning and finish the morning.
	11:57am listener james from westwood: Oh hail yes to Jimmy Sommerville in all forms!
	11:57am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: Wow this old Communards takes me back!!
	11:58am Jason from Houston: Many thanks, Trouble. Stay safe and sweet, radio buddies.
	11:58am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: And thank you
	11:58am Phillippe: Communards! Thanks for a great show, trouble!
	11:59am Mike W.: Disco dancing with Dog in empty suburban field
	11:59am mariano: Thank you, Trouble!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 27, 2022

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October 27, 2022: salt marsh city with a live set by secret sun sessions

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by Victor Brauner

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
David Behrman	figure in a clearing	On The Other Ocean (1977)			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
sun's signature	apples "apples" by "sun's signature"	sun's signature	partisan	*	0:18:56 (Pop-up)
jeanne moreau	je suis a prendre ou a laisser	jeanne chante jeanne			0:26:18 (Pop-up)

patsy cline	crazy "crazy" by "patsy cline"	live at the opry			0:37:54 (Pop-up)
sandy posey	why don't we go somewhere and love	queens of country			0:42:06 (Pop-up)
bobbie gentry	somebody like me "somebody like me" by "bobbie gentry"	patchwork			0:42:45 (Pop-up)
loretta lynn	don't come home a-drinkin' ( with lovin on your mind)				0:45:32 (Pop-up)
jeannie c riley	satan place "satan place" by "jeannie c riley"	harper valley P.T.A.			0:47:37 (Pop-up)
Lorettta Lynn	the pill "the pill" by "Lorettta Lynn"	back to the country			0:50:51 (Pop-up)
loretta lynn	rated X "rated X" by "loretta lynn"	20 greatest hits			0:53:33 (Pop-up)
tammy wynette	i don't wanna play house				0:55:59 (Pop-up)

don cherry	utopia and visions "utopia and visions" by "don cherry"	Black Fire! New Spirits! Radical And Revolutionary Jazz In The USA 1957-82			1:03:09 (Pop-up)
Simon Fisher Turner	fantasia childhood memories	Caravaggio 1610: Original Soundtrack of the Derek Jarman Film			1:08:55 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra Arkestra	we travel the spaceways-interplanetary music	we travel the spaceways bad & beautiful			1:10:46 (Pop-up)
sore eros	giraffe's kiss "giraffe's kiss" by "sore eros"	colette secret island v/a			1:13:51 (Pop-up)
benoit tranchand	personne en ligne	les mauves	club teckel	*	1:17:23 (Pop-up)
satomimagae	dots "dots" by "satomimagae"	salutations v/a	RVNG	*	1:20:25 (Pop-up)
kamikaze palm tree	stabilo "stabilo" by "kamikaze palm tree"	mint chip	drag city	*	1:23:28 (Pop-up)
TALsounds	soar "soar" by "TALsounds"	Acquiesce			1:26:18 (Pop-up)
Ichiko Aoba	easter lily "easter lily" by "Ichiko Aoba"	windswept adan	Ba Da Bing!	*	1:32:12 (Pop-up)
anadol	felicita lale "felicita lale" by "anadol"	felicita	pingipung	*	1:34:16 (Pop-up)
Attia Taylor	dog & pony show "dog & pony show" by "Attia Taylor"	space ghost	lame-O	*	1:37:31 (Pop-up)
thiago nassif	Vóz Unica Foto Sem Calcinha	mente			1:41:58 (Pop-up)
lost gringos	tambo machay "tambo machay" by "lost gringos"	Uneven Paths: Deviant Pop From Europe (1980-1991) v/a			1:44:37 (Pop-up)
Kamuran Akkor	Ikimiz Bir Fidaniz "Ikimiz Bir Fidaniz" by "Kamuran Akkor"	oyun havasi vol 1 middle eastern delights by Mahssa	B music		1:49:47 (Pop-up)
mosem-e gol	parva "parva" by "mosem-e gol"	Pomegranates: Persian Pop, Funk, Folk, and Psych of The 60s and 70s v/a			1:52:31 (Pop-up)
yasmine hamdan	deny "deny" by "yasmine hamdan"	ya nass			1:56:56 (Pop-up)

secret sun sessions	empress ( live on wfmu 10/27/22)				2:08:02 (Pop-up)
secret sun sessions	cavalier da baton (live on wfmu 10/27/22)				2:11:12 (Pop-up)
secret sun sessions	agora ( live on wfmu 10/27/22)				2:14:55 (Pop-up)
secret sun sessions	cabriolet ( live on wfmu 10/27/22)				2:18:23 (Pop-up)
secret sun sessions	fifty five ( live on wfmu 10/27/22)				2:23:33 (Pop-up)
secret sun sessions	l'amoreux ( live on wfmu 10/27/22)				2:25:56 (Pop-up)
secret sun sessions	uptown ( live on wfmu 10/27/22)				2:29:30 (Pop-up)
secret sun sessions	anymore ( live on wfmu 10/27/22)				2:33:31 (Pop-up)

NOJO hotel	so many fantasies "so many fantasies" by "NOJO hotel"	NOJO hotel	wollesonic records	*	2:40:04 (Pop-up)
stark reality	theme to say brother	1969			2:42:27 (Pop-up)
the blackbyrds	i need you "i need you" by "the blackbyrds"	flying start			2:46:53 (Pop-up)
anchorsong	ancestors ( souleance remix)	truthoughts 2019			2:52:41 (Pop-up)
the communards	don't leave me this way	the very best of jimmy somervile			2:55:45 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am Strandlund: Good Morning Trouble...Love the Victor Brauner!!
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Bright Thursday greetings, Trouble and all the Troubled!
	9:02am Mike W.: second!
	9:02am Mike W.: i mean third!
	9:02am steveo: leaves are falling a little more steadily today; digging this opener
	9:02am Stu of Bot: This is the perfect choice of non musical noise to follow up a high energy show that plays actual music. Way to exemplify the name trouble.
	9:04am riley: Good morning everyone!
	9:05am Purvis: I like music & other strange noises
	9:05am SpikeyBXL: Good morning from the afternoon.
	9:05am Zipperhead7: Good morning Trouble! Thursday mornings are a highlight of my week due to your wonderful show!
	9:05am Trouble: goooood morning!! secret sun sessions LIVE later on today!
	9:06am Stu of Bot: It’s 9am not 2am. Geez is
	9:07am barfo: it's ok to leave Stu, no need to be rude
	9:09am Mike W.: “non musical noise,” wat’s that
	9:09am Heidee: Bliss.
	9:12am Quinn: Ah… perfect start <3
	9:14am TDK60: Trouble: Maidin mhaith. Why not a "good morning" in Irish?
	9:15am listener james from westwood: Morning, Trouble and all!
	9:18am melinda: morning everyone
	9:18am Trouble: i hope this link opens. check out this article about mills college being a hotbed of musical innovation david behrman was at mills college when he made this piece www.nytimes.com...
	9:19am Tmctcup: 2am music at 9am is the way to live! Morning trouble people 💙🐌🔌
	9:19am steveo: if people hit the paywall, they can use this link www.nytimes.com...
	9:20am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and everyone. What a nice start!
	9:22am MikeG: Elizabeth Fraser's voice is still magical
	9:22am shrimp boi: Wow! Didn’t know Elizabeth frasier had a new project!
	9:24am mb: Hola DJ Trouble and all
	9:30am Peter in SEA: Bon jour Trouble and Modern folk!
	9:30am Yetz: good morning its nice to be back home
	9:31am Handy Haversack: Welcome back, Yetz!
	9:33am Will thee Sound Guy: check the adapter near the plug, it may be unthreaded a little bit giving you 1 channel instead of 2
	9:34am steveo: wow amazing
	9:35am Peter in SEA: Great Victor Brauner painting on the playlist. Glad you didn't post his self-portrait without his e*e! en.wikipedia.org...
	9:36am Roberto: I've never been able to grasp how people can have a buncha kids AND a distinguished career. Two kids have kept me pretty busy for 20+ years.
	9:39am Roberto: Although I guess kids were generally more self-sufficient in them thar days.
	9:40am Trouble: i ask that question, also @roberto
	9:40am kth: update: Mills College is still in existence - this year it merged with Northeastern University and is now called "Mills College at Northeastern University"
	9:40am mariano: 'Morning, all! Handy: a hearty SUBDIVISIONS to you and yours this fine morning.
	9:40am SpikeyBXL: Maybe @roberto's kids turned out better for it too
	9:42am Roberto: Questionable, SpikeyBXL 😆
	9:42am Handy Haversack: SUBDIVISIONS Wind's tossing the Manhattan trees about. Locusts gone yellow, callery pear red, but some green oaks still from my window here. How's NOLA faring?
	9:44am listener james from westwood: In the high school halls In the shopping malls (Sorry, I lived with a Rush fan for 4 years and "subdivisions" is still a Manchurian Candidate word!)
	9:44am Handy Haversack: I am glad we don't have to cast you out, James!
	9:45am Roberto: I was pretty much that kid in the Subdivisions video lol. Except I did my homework without being coerced.
	9:46am melinda: love bobbie
	9:48am hendrix wolfbat: Loretta definitely had a great voice and singing style.
	9:48am listener james from westwood: @Handy w00t! And I don't even conform!
	9:49am Peter in SEA: Jeannie's my fave! :-)
	9:49am Handy Haversack: Becky played some great country songs by women with things on their mind last night: wfmu.org... For listening after the Modern World, of course!
	9:50am Hydroplane: For those like me that enjoy classic country and honky tonk but aren't so knowledgable about the genre at all I can say I REALLY have been enjoying the Numero comp "Driftless Dreamers In Cuca Country"
	9:50am listener james from westwood: Watched the Harper Valley movie as a kid, largely because I Dream of Jeannie was in it. Did not watch the ensuing TV series.
	9:50am Mike W.: predictably killer set, sometimes life is like a box of chocolates in which the box contains really good chocolates
	9:50am iiibeat: The Bee Keeper's Tree Surgeon The program command is as thus: Commit this (whatever it might be) to memory. Memory demands it's own usage. Memory runs a plantation of souls. Memory invented tennis. "That is one gurgling hurdle fist," one strapping sapling said to another, "It sure is." The golden leaves shimmer in the breeze, helping to keep the cosmic drive alive. Death lives as Birth in All. Respiration, a healthy Trinity.
	9:51am Roberto: As testament to the power of the Coal Miner's Daughter movie, a 14-year-old snot who couldn't have cared less about Country Music was dragged to see it by his parents and absolutely loved it.
	9:51am Karl Ward: Hey don't sass the bootleggers
	9:51am Karl Ward: Those are my people
	9:52am Handy Haversack: Time to pull yourself up by your bootleggers, Karl!
	9:53am steveo: wish my parents had done that, Roberto
	9:54am mariano: Yeah, Handy, Becky's show was exceptionally good last night. Matt's too. Roberto: Same here, I actively disliked country when Coal Miner's Daughter came out and I was absolutely blown away by her performance.
	9:54am iiibeat: Television also helped to destroy American family life. It wasn't just contraception . . lol
	9:55am Robm: Hello trouble and fellow troublemakers @Handy this station is Continuing education with the musical knowledge
	9:55am melinda: Coal Miner's Daughter was one of the movies I saw in youth that left a huge impression, great film.
	9:56am prudy: good morning all...Neko Case does a super cover of this song...
	9:56am SpikeyBXL: @hydroplane - thanks for the rec, will check out the comp
	9:57am Robm: @Melinda and the group sissy did all her own singing and did loretta justice
	9:59am Neil M: A great show top to bottom!! Can't wait to see where it's going next? Thanks for slinging it, Trouble.
	10:00am fred: Time to acknowledge how much I owe to Laura Cantrell. I knew nothing about country when I found the station. Now people at work make fun of me when I say I love it. I guess wearing cowboy boots while looking like a shrimp isn't helping there
	10:00am Hydroplane: @spikeybxl very welcome!
	10:00am wind: Unbelievable!
	10:01am listener james from westwood: Laura was a priceless gateway for me into country. Completely opened my eyes to so many artists.
	10:01am Roberto: ugh what's it going to take to get y'all people to VOTE!
	10:02am Bryant in TO: Go figure that the freedom that's allowed to be pushed is just a form of indebtedness.
	10:02am Laurie H: Thank you Trouble, VOTE BLUE!
	10:02am Robm: @Roberto voted early and often
	10:04am Zipperhead7: Ms. Zip grew up in a New Jersey Irish Catholic town. She summarized it thusly: "Too many kids, not enough money, too much alcohol."
	10:05am SSS: Like everyone else, Ms Zip...like everyone else.
	10:06am Mike Sin: Also to remember -- Up until 1978, if an employed woman got pregnant, an employer was legally protected to say, "Thank you for your time. You're fired."
	10:06am Trouble: oops i neglected to mention my italian catholic friends, although they didn't seem to have such huge families...
	10:06am Trouble: yes indeed@ mike sin. thanks for that reminder!!
	10:07am Hydroplane: That's not true at all.
	10:07am melinda: @Robm yes. I wasn't familiar with Loretta's voice when the movie came out and was amazed years later when I heard her at how similar they sounded.
	10:07am Hydroplane: ...they were not required to say "thank you"!
	10:08am fred: A coworker's sister had to get married (because of several countries' immigration laws making a mess) and had to get a "celibacy certificate", signed by two men, or four women (a woman counts as half a man)
	10:09am Robm: @Melinda LL insisted that spacy do all her own singing
	10:11am Bill K: I just tuned in a few minutes ago and I'm already glad I did!
	10:11am SSS: Through this lens, I can say that these sorts of things influenced my oldest sister's marriages, to assholes, affecting the entire family, forever. Thanks....
	10:12am SSS: Don't worry, I am laughing.
	10:13am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Heyo. Tardy to the party. Loving this Sun Ra.....
	10:14am Marie: Hey, just tuning in. Love the Sun Ra. Hey everybody!
	10:15am steveo: Have you seen the Caravaggio movie, Trouble?
	10:15am Roberto: All these great 'murkin values are coming back -- if y'all dont VOTE.
	10:15am fred: @?: I'm not american, and I only bring it up because I was told about it yesterday. But you're right, I should shut up, and I will
	10:17am Jason from Houston: Vote early if you can, radio buddies.
	10:19am Robm: @Fred don’t shut up keep up the good fight
	10:20am Robm: Hey 3 moons
	10:20am steveo: if anyone else here is in NYC, early voting starts Saturday; more info at findmypollsite.vote.nyc
	10:21am TDK60: Steveo. Thanks a lot, but I prefer voting after lunch.
	10:21am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Thanks, have my mail in ballot!
	10:22am steveo: late early voting also available ;)
	10:22am fred: @?: Not at all. For me it's a if-you-don't-vote-you-may-end-up-there message. I agree that a misogynist troll could interpret it otherwise, as you did, poor phrasing on my part
	10:27am nathan: gooooood morning. loved that "Cocteau ripoff" earlier that turns out to have actually been Liz Fraser. still got it!
	10:30am mariano: Because Louisiana is under a different legal system based on French civil law rather than English common law, there were some strange laws on the books they didn't get rid of till the 70s or 80s. One of them was that women needed a male relative to cosign anything having to do with the sale of land.
	10:30am Col. Forbin: excited for some Kenny Wollesen!
	10:32am listener james from westwood: "It's the Napoleonic Code!" /stanley_kowalski
	10:32am Steve from Dunwoody: Testing <while listening to Mountain King Madness pts 1-3>.
	10:34am Iftach: cheers from Bergen county
	10:38am Paul D: Hola all. Happy Thursday.
	10:39am Handy Haversack: I am doing production editing on a book about the different rights extended by states to married (white) women before women's suffrage. Basically, these were extended by male legislators for a variety of reasons, very few of which had the benefit of the women as their goal -- perpetuation of slavery and westward expansion of settler-colonialism were big ones, but also just basic land-grabbiness. But it also did establish a precedent for "granting" rights to (white) women. Of course, the problem with rights "granted" is that they can always be taken away ...
	10:40am Trouble: yes we do have to ask what gave the power to white men to grant rights...
	10:42am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: 1st i am late and then i am off. i wish everyone a nice show and see ya next week.
	10:43am riley: I don't like to play favorites, but I'll make an exception regarding today's show!
	10:44am Trouble: gracias@riley!
	10:45am Dances with Moomins: Moi , moi & moi to all and sundry
	10:45am mariano: listener james: Matter of fact, I realized not long ago that I live a block and a half from the Kowalski house (642 Elysian Fields).
	10:50am Jason from Houston: Here for that deviant pop music.
	10:51am Jason from Houston: And for this.
	10:52am iftach: omg what is this song called it's so good
	10:53am iftach: I'm assuming it's returning the name as a bunch of symbols because the name is in a different script
	10:53am listener james from westwood: @mariano Oh no kidding? Wild to live near such a famous address or bit of architecture. Like passing the Exorcist steps on one's walk to work.
	10:54am listener james from westwood: @Handy That book sounds like it would be fascinating and infuriating to read or edit.
	10:54am Handy Haversack: James, you should see the tables in it! I'm sure you'd feel my pain.
	10:54am βrian: Friends used to be able to find my office in the library by finding call numbers having the subject heading "Deviant behavior."
	11:02am wind: Superb 🖐🏾
	11:03am Col. Forbin: That turkish funk track listed with question marks was recently rereleased/pressed to 45 by Nublu Records as part of the Istambul 70 series. Track is Ikimiz Bir Fidaniz by Kamuran Akkor, Baris K
	11:04am Col. Forbin: I think what was played was a slightly different version though
	11:08am MM: going down the victor brauner rabbit hole because of this image!! wow
	11:09am Dances with Moomins: To Handy and those interested, just now reading Linda Colley's "The Gun The Pen, & The Ship"...about the spread of written constitutions. The impetus for them was the need to raises taxes and recruit soldiers...so the setting out of rights were aimed at men because the rights granted were for those who would fight ( primarily ) . Now in the chapter on why women were left out, so often, of the rights granted ( until 20th Century ) Exceptions were in places very far from centers of power ( like New Zealand and Finland ) Very interesting stuff.
	11:12am Yes: good morning everyone
	11:15am Handy Haversack: Always comes back to violence, eh, Dances with Moomins? Sigh. Sounds interesting, though!
	11:15am Yetz: Moomins - added to the Modern World Reading List! (click my user icon then the long-ass docs.google.com link)
	11:16am Yetz: also YES to Secret Sun Sessions!
	11:17am mariano: listener james: Well, I hate to be a killjoy, but there's no 642, and Elysian Fields is a main thoroughfare, though the movie makes it seem like they're in the middle of the Quarter. I think Tennessee Williams took a cue from Law & Order when he came up with the address. I bet there was a L&O marathon on TBS when he wrote it. Seriously though, my pet theory is that the abandoned building across the street might have been the visual inspiration, at least the balconies: www.google.com...
	11:18am Trouble: thanks @ col forbin for the info. the cut i played was added to our library in 2009, so i might have to dig a little more on that
	11:18am Dances with Moomins: yes very nice sounds from Secret Suns!
	11:19am Yetz: mariano - I spent a long time walking around New Orleans looking for the Ignatius Reilly house. I found a few pretty good candidates.
	11:21am mariano: Yeah, that's another one, Yetz. Constantinople St. I know a few real-estate companies have tried to sell houses by hinting or outright claiming that it was the real Reilly house.
	11:21am iiibeat: God grants rights. Governments just "wake up".
	11:23am Handy Haversack: ... whereas Mariano is the one who actually has the deed to the real house and would be willing to sell it to you at a specially discounted price because he knows you'd truly respect its legacy. (Sheesh, Mariano, get your head in the game! You're welcome!)
	11:23am TDK60: Rights don't come from above. They arrive after pressure from the streets.
	11:26am mariano: And I'll throw in the real Ignatius Reilly's hunting cap if you act now!
	11:27am Yetz: Toss in a set of lute strings and I'm in!
	11:28am prof.fuzz: mornin' y'all
	11:28am Yes: this is very nice
	11:31am Handy Haversack: Better. Much better. Now we're cooking with gas!
	11:32am sydnius: 💥
	11:35am Yetz: It was sometime in the early 90s, I tried to follow Patrolman Mancuso's walk as described in the book. Walking down Constantinople, I thought I found the house, the banana tree, etc. A big dog ran up to a fence and started angrily barking at me, but I didn't run away because of the fence. The owner came out, I said to them "It's alright" and they replied, in a deep Louisiana drawl - "No it ain't". Indelible memories. (I got out of there quick)
	11:36am mariano: You probably agitated the guy's pyloric valve, Yetz.
	11:38am Handy Haversack: Very nice set, Trouble! Thanks for that! Live music on WFMU! The best!
	11:39am NJMatt: Great set
	11:39am Bones: That was a beautiful set!
	11:40am RobinSays: One of the best parts of being on staycation today is listening to your show! Sending you vinyl hugs.
	11:40am abbazabba: Hey That was awesome! Thanks Trouble and Secret Sun Sessions!
	11:40am Yetz: +1
	11:40am Col. Forbin: thank you, trouble. Great morning of music.
	11:41am Mike W.: Must’ve seen Kenny Wolleson hundreds of times (mainly at Tonic) without ever thinking “going to see Lenny Wolleson” — he was always in the right groups
	11:42am Yetz: Mike W: That's because you were never going to see Lenny! You were going to see Kenny! (j/k)
	11:46am Col. Forbin: Still is playing in the right groups. Seeing him with John Zorn's Masada Quartet in a few weeks.
	11:47am Handy Haversack: Possibly could have titled this "Theme to Say 'Say Brother.'"
	11:50am katharsis: Caught the beginning and the tail end. Thank you dj trouble. Cheers all.
	11:51am βrian: Continental Subway will be getting underway in a few minutes wfmu.org...
	11:54am Handy Haversack: Only subway left around here that isn't trying to surveil me, βrian! Many thanks, Trouble! Great stuff! Stay Troubled, everyone.
	11:55am Trouble: thanks for sitting in! i am only at 73% of my fundraising goal for this month of raising funds. please drop a quick dime to call friends and family and ask them to give. and give a wee bit yourself if you can. thanks!!!
	11:55am Strandlund: A whole day of nothing but TROUBLE would be glorious!! Thanks for the Fantastic show!!
	11:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Trouble. Really enjoyed the live set as well as the rest of the fine selections this morning. Take care.
	11:57am Yetz: Handy H: That's almost a quine.
	11:57am mb: Thx DJ : )
	11:57am love2laf: Thank you Trouble, the live set was truly stellar. Great way to start the morning and finish the morning.
	11:57am listener james from westwood: Oh hail yes to Jimmy Sommerville in all forms!
	11:57am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: Wow this old Communards takes me back!!
	11:58am Jason from Houston: Many thanks, Trouble. Stay safe and sweet, radio buddies.
	11:58am Threemoons 🌛🌝🌜: And thank you
	11:58am Phillippe: Communards! Thanks for a great show, trouble!
	11:59am Mike W.: Disco dancing with Dog in empty suburban field
	11:59am mariano: Thank you, Trouble!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from October 27, 2022

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