WFMU: Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine: Playlist from February 18, 2011

Listener comments!
	7:07pm marq: Hi Mr. Fine Wine. Is it true that you play the original 45s on the air and never an mp3 or a digital copy/cd of what you find?
	7:07pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: "Justs You and I" is my new fave!
	7:08pm Fine Wine: 99.99 percent of the time, yes, marq.
	7:09pm Canyon Cowboy: Marq, Unless he leaves the original 45s on the subway.
	7:10pm 45s: We're 15 times better than mp3s.
	7:12pm DL: Speaking of mp3s, do you transfer these 45s to mp3 for your own personal backup copies?
	7:13pm marq: wonderful. as a feat of dj skills that has got to be a challenge to fill a one hour radio show. but you usually don't talk much during the show so that must make it easier. sometimes I wish I heard you talk more. but you must feel the need to cram the good music into the hour.
	7:14pm Fine Wine: I feel the need to cram the good music into the hour. DL: Only things like acetates and test pressings and fragile/damaged ones...
	7:15pm Union Planters Bank: It is about 30 + - 45s for a one hour program.
	7:17pm DL: Gotcha. Thanks.
	7:20pm Fine Wine: UPB: Actually it averages out to around 24.
	7:20pm Sonny Rickles: good show! would love to hear some of these background instrumentals all the way through for a change.
	7:21pm marq: I really love the music Mr. Fine Wine plays and so good at his selections. But of all of the wfmu dj's i know the least about because he is the only one I think that doesn't talk...even about himself or what he did this week or anything. kind of cool in a way. but still leaves me wondering.
	7:22pm WFMUMING!: Never leave originals anywhere! Ever! Wrap them in cotton wool care for them :)
	7:22pm Fine Wine: You really don't want to know what I did this week, Marq.
	7:23pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Marq, can't you hear the superior bass response only 45s reproduce?
	7:26pm marq: listener jumpy: of course. original 45s you can only hear the real sound. vinyl is the only way I have found that really lets you hear the sound the way it was meant to be when produced. so good.
	7:27pm Elwyn: I always enjoy your show but usually listen via podcast.
	7:27pm Bossy Boots: Mr. Finewine is the music, and the music is Mr. Finewine, think of it that way. If you know one, you'll know the other. Lively discussion 'bout this! Do I sense a Mardi Gras feel going on tonight?? Loving it! Thanks Mr. Finewine!
	7:28pm marq: i can hear Mr. Fine Wine talk through the music he plays. yes.
	7:28pm Fine Wine: The show is about the music, not about me, Marq. Believe me, Huey Piano Smith and the Clowns have a lot more interesting information to impart in 2 minutes 15 seconds than I do in whatever amount of inconsequential blather you might think you want to hear me spout.
	7:28pm Bossy Boots: Now I'm very HAPPY! Tab! LOVE LOVE LOVE. >swoon<
	7:29pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: @ Marq: plus, you can pump the volume on 45s without too much distrotions.
	7:29pm 33 1/3: Sonny Rickles, You can get all the instros on a dj premium CD during the WFMU marathon.
	7:31pm WFMUMING!: Are mp3's poor cousin :()? ..but where would we be without mp3, revolutionasry accessibility, good music anytime anywhere aint so bad!
	7:37pm WFMUMING!: certain vinyl is great frisbee! but watch out, I decapitated a garden gnome once :(
	7:37pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: I'm sure he had it coming...
	7:38pm MP321BOOM!: MP3, is a patented digital audio encoding format using a form of lossy data compression. Lossy data compression compresses data by discarding some of it. Chops the top and bottom off and steamrolls the center. Where would we be WFMUMING! ? In a record store, at a record fair, slipping quarters into a juke at the bar, sipping suds to 45 speed blues.
	7:40pm marq: you may be right Mr, Fine Wine. but I doubt you are not as interesting yourself. thanks for being a great wfmu dj and icon for so long.
	7:43pm WFMUMING!: MP321BOOM!! Of course you are right.. There is no known substitute for live music !
	7:44pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: There's only so much music on MP3. But anyone who's dug through crates knows there a kajillion 45s out there.
	7:45pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Yes there is. They call it "karoke."
	7:45pm TJ: The patent status on mp3 is ambiguous. The lame project has done a good job at leveraging the legal technicalities to make the format effectively open source, while commercializing and distributing requires licensing in the countries that pay attention to that sort of thing.
	7:47pm MP321BOOM!: TJ, That is true. Open source makes open sores.
	7:48pm TJ: But yeah, the format is far from perfect, but being a highly compressed and progressive format has made it the primary transmission format for audio over the internet.
	7:48pm Montana Slim: Speaking of mp3s, the stream tonight seems to have alot of volume fluctuations and distortion.
	7:49pm MP321BOOM!: Montana Slim, Blame rapid intern turnover.
	7:50pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Really? For once this thing is loud and clear for me.
	7:50pm Fine Wine: Blame me and my records.
	7:52pm WFMUMING!: despite the obvious inequalities, Mp3's are a wonderful source for all kind s of music access. Unless you are a Bat, like myself, It is a reasonable substitute for the true sound of vinyl which, unfortunately, is often unavailable for all kinds of reasons.
	7:54pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Which reminds me, if DJs had to rely on MP3s, we'd all have the same few sngs. While some of who DJ have some 45s in common, none of us have the exact same ones.
	7:56pm fleep: And a laptop emitting surface noise is so wonderfully lo-fi.
	7:57pm TJ: LP crackles are way more awesome than bleeps and blips.
	7:58pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: I cannot understand laptop DJing. One nut spills a drink on your set up and it's all over.
	7:58pm WFMUMING!: music is infinite. Records of which ever format, are limited. There are always lot's of songs.. I enjoy hearing as much as WFMUing possible!
	7:58pm marq: thanks Mr. Fine Wine. another great show.
	7:58pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Love that "Summer in the City"!
	7:59pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Yes, great show!
	10:20pm Uncle Ash: new ... deliverance!
	5:37am Squeaky: Mr. Fine Wine's show is amazing, and his raps between sets - the ratio of words to music, the stuff he says and the way he says it - are pretty much perfect. Listener Marq in time will understand this.
	10:00am Clinto: Re: Sweet Baby, do you know "Ooh it hurts me" by the Cavaliers? exact same arrangement, but different words and sounds a lot fatter.
	10:03am Clinto: I listen to Finewine's show on vynil!
	11:55pm charliedontsurf: Tab Thomas, Mary Jane-- WOW!-- That knocked me OUT!!

Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine: Playlist from February 18, 2011

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One hour; 23 or 24 soul 45s.

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February 18, 2011: Changing by the minute

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Artist	Track	Label
Chuck Edwards	Downtown Soulville "Downtown Soulville" by "Chuck Edwards"	Punch
Music behind DJ: George Semper	Collard Greens "Collard Greens" by "George Semper"	Imperial
Guitar Red	Just You and I "Just You and I" by "Guitar Red"	Checker
John Lee Hooker	Mambo Chillun "Mambo Chillun" by "John Lee Hooker"	Vee-Jay
The Trends	Dance With Me Baby "Dance With Me Baby" by "The Trends"	Smash
Gladys Knight & the Pips	Maybe Maybe Baby	Maxx
Leon Gardner	Stay Here "Stay Here" by "Leon Gardner"	Igloo
Music behind DJ: Classie Ballou & the Orlandos	Soul Philly	Soulsville U.S.A.
Memphis Slim	Clap Your Hands "Clap Your Hands" by "Memphis Slim"	Fontana
LaVern Baker	You're Teasing Me "You're Teasing Me" by "LaVern Baker"	Atlantic
The Soul Shakers	All of My Days "All of My Days" by "The Soul Shakers"	Teem
Willie Dixon & the Big Wheels	Our Kind of Love	Federal
Tab Thomas	Mary Jane "Mary Jane" by "Tab Thomas"	3 Stars
Music behind DJ: Teddy & the Fingerpoppers	Soul Groove Pt. 2	Arctic
The Larks	Philly Dog "Philly Dog" by "The Larks"	Money
Jay Lewis	Should I Come Back "Should I Come Back" by "Jay Lewis"	Capitol
Martha Reeves and the Vandellas	Honey Chile	Gordy
Al Gardner	Sweet Baby "Sweet Baby" by "Al Gardner"	Gooda Mooga
Curtis Smith	The Living End "The Living End" by "Curtis Smith"	Essica
Music behind DJ: The Delights Orchestra	Paul's Midnight Ride	Atco
Lennie Satin	Homebound "Homebound" by "Lennie Satin"	Fip
The Four Voices	Your Love Is Getting Stronger	Voice
Darrow Fletcher	Changing by the Minute	Uni
The Royal Collection	I Want to Make It With You	Cotillion
Music behind DJ: Freddie McCoy	Summer in the City "Summer in the City" by "Freddie McCoy"	Prestige

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Listener comments!
	7:07pm marq: Hi Mr. Fine Wine. Is it true that you play the original 45s on the air and never an mp3 or a digital copy/cd of what you find?
	7:07pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: "Justs You and I" is my new fave!
	7:08pm Fine Wine: 99.99 percent of the time, yes, marq.
	7:09pm Canyon Cowboy: Marq, Unless he leaves the original 45s on the subway.
	7:10pm 45s: We're 15 times better than mp3s.
	7:12pm DL: Speaking of mp3s, do you transfer these 45s to mp3 for your own personal backup copies?
	7:13pm marq: wonderful. as a feat of dj skills that has got to be a challenge to fill a one hour radio show. but you usually don't talk much during the show so that must make it easier. sometimes I wish I heard you talk more. but you must feel the need to cram the good music into the hour.
	7:14pm Fine Wine: I feel the need to cram the good music into the hour. DL: Only things like acetates and test pressings and fragile/damaged ones...
	7:15pm Union Planters Bank: It is about 30 + - 45s for a one hour program.
	7:17pm DL: Gotcha. Thanks.
	7:20pm Fine Wine: UPB: Actually it averages out to around 24.
	7:20pm Sonny Rickles: good show! would love to hear some of these background instrumentals all the way through for a change.
	7:21pm marq: I really love the music Mr. Fine Wine plays and so good at his selections. But of all of the wfmu dj's i know the least about because he is the only one I think that doesn't talk...even about himself or what he did this week or anything. kind of cool in a way. but still leaves me wondering.
	7:22pm WFMUMING!: Never leave originals anywhere! Ever! Wrap them in cotton wool care for them :)
	7:22pm Fine Wine: You really don't want to know what I did this week, Marq.
	7:23pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Marq, can't you hear the superior bass response only 45s reproduce?
	7:26pm marq: listener jumpy: of course. original 45s you can only hear the real sound. vinyl is the only way I have found that really lets you hear the sound the way it was meant to be when produced. so good.
	7:27pm Elwyn: I always enjoy your show but usually listen via podcast.
	7:27pm Bossy Boots: Mr. Finewine is the music, and the music is Mr. Finewine, think of it that way. If you know one, you'll know the other. Lively discussion 'bout this! Do I sense a Mardi Gras feel going on tonight?? Loving it! Thanks Mr. Finewine!
	7:28pm marq: i can hear Mr. Fine Wine talk through the music he plays. yes.
	7:28pm Fine Wine: The show is about the music, not about me, Marq. Believe me, Huey Piano Smith and the Clowns have a lot more interesting information to impart in 2 minutes 15 seconds than I do in whatever amount of inconsequential blather you might think you want to hear me spout.
	7:28pm Bossy Boots: Now I'm very HAPPY! Tab! LOVE LOVE LOVE. >swoon<
	7:29pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: @ Marq: plus, you can pump the volume on 45s without too much distrotions.
	7:29pm 33 1/3: Sonny Rickles, You can get all the instros on a dj premium CD during the WFMU marathon.
	7:31pm WFMUMING!: Are mp3's poor cousin :()? ..but where would we be without mp3, revolutionasry accessibility, good music anytime anywhere aint so bad!
	7:37pm WFMUMING!: certain vinyl is great frisbee! but watch out, I decapitated a garden gnome once :(
	7:37pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: I'm sure he had it coming...
	7:38pm MP321BOOM!: MP3, is a patented digital audio encoding format using a form of lossy data compression. Lossy data compression compresses data by discarding some of it. Chops the top and bottom off and steamrolls the center. Where would we be WFMUMING! ? In a record store, at a record fair, slipping quarters into a juke at the bar, sipping suds to 45 speed blues.
	7:40pm marq: you may be right Mr, Fine Wine. but I doubt you are not as interesting yourself. thanks for being a great wfmu dj and icon for so long.
	7:43pm WFMUMING!: MP321BOOM!! Of course you are right.. There is no known substitute for live music !
	7:44pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: There's only so much music on MP3. But anyone who's dug through crates knows there a kajillion 45s out there.
	7:45pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Yes there is. They call it "karoke."
	7:45pm TJ: The patent status on mp3 is ambiguous. The lame project has done a good job at leveraging the legal technicalities to make the format effectively open source, while commercializing and distributing requires licensing in the countries that pay attention to that sort of thing.
	7:47pm MP321BOOM!: TJ, That is true. Open source makes open sores.
	7:48pm TJ: But yeah, the format is far from perfect, but being a highly compressed and progressive format has made it the primary transmission format for audio over the internet.
	7:48pm Montana Slim: Speaking of mp3s, the stream tonight seems to have alot of volume fluctuations and distortion.
	7:49pm MP321BOOM!: Montana Slim, Blame rapid intern turnover.
	7:50pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Really? For once this thing is loud and clear for me.
	7:50pm Fine Wine: Blame me and my records.
	7:52pm WFMUMING!: despite the obvious inequalities, Mp3's are a wonderful source for all kind s of music access. Unless you are a Bat, like myself, It is a reasonable substitute for the true sound of vinyl which, unfortunately, is often unavailable for all kinds of reasons.
	7:54pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Which reminds me, if DJs had to rely on MP3s, we'd all have the same few sngs. While some of who DJ have some 45s in common, none of us have the exact same ones.
	7:56pm fleep: And a laptop emitting surface noise is so wonderfully lo-fi.
	7:57pm TJ: LP crackles are way more awesome than bleeps and blips.
	7:58pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: I cannot understand laptop DJing. One nut spills a drink on your set up and it's all over.
	7:58pm WFMUMING!: music is infinite. Records of which ever format, are limited. There are always lot's of songs.. I enjoy hearing as much as WFMUing possible!
	7:58pm marq: thanks Mr. Fine Wine. another great show.
	7:58pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Love that "Summer in the City"!
	7:59pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Yes, great show!
	10:20pm Uncle Ash: new ... deliverance!
	5:37am Squeaky: Mr. Fine Wine's show is amazing, and his raps between sets - the ratio of words to music, the stuff he says and the way he says it - are pretty much perfect. Listener Marq in time will understand this.
	10:00am Clinto: Re: Sweet Baby, do you know "Ooh it hurts me" by the Cavaliers? exact same arrangement, but different words and sounds a lot fatter.
	10:03am Clinto: I listen to Finewine's show on vynil!
	11:55pm charliedontsurf: Tab Thomas, Mary Jane-- WOW!-- That knocked me OUT!!

Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine: Playlist from February 18, 2011

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