WFMU: The Duane Train: Playlist from June 27, 2012

Listener comments!
	12:05pm Cecile: Duane! great start to the show. Thanks for the Jerry Butler a few weeks back.
	12:06pm Cecile: Not a problem Cecile. I hope you had a great anniversary. Did you see Unsung last night?
	12:07pm Duane: OMG! How funny. That was from me. not from yourself C:)
	12:07pm Cecile: I did! It was wonderful. Sly is unsung. So unsung. Most young ones just see him as a crazy guy now, but he actually seems pretty sane...
	12:08pm Cecile: I figured. lol
	12:08pm Duane: Yeah, he's a true OG. He seems extremely rooted
	12:10pm Cecile: I was talking to my husband, and I can intellectually appreciate the genius of people who have been called geniuses of soul: Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder and Prince. But Sly is the one who really speaks to me at a gut level.
	12:10pm G: What they do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:11pm Daryl Rundgren: Sly and Marvin
	12:11pm Cecile: Yeah, Daryl. That's it. Clinton is up there. but those two...
	12:12pm Cecile: I want Tom Moulton to be my spirit animal.
	12:12pm BSI: Wait a cotton-pickin' minute, Cecile: you were in upper Michigan same time as us, and now you've stolen our anniversary as well!?!? THIS WILL NOT STAND!
	12:12pm Duane: Sly, just may be my favorite soul lyricist of all time. Over Smokey & Stevie even. I concur Cecile
	12:13pm Cecile: Really? June 13! LOL! I will bet that I had my anniversary longer 'n' yours...
	12:13pm Gladys: Don't forget Aretha.
	12:13pm Cecile: and those arrangements. Even on those pre-Sly collections. Ahead of their time.
	12:14pm Cecile: Poor Clive Davis looked like he just wanted to break down and cry during the whole thing. He loves Sly, you can tell.
	12:14pm BSI: Ah, no. OK, the conspiracy theory fails this time. June 26/yesterday was no.13... whew..
	12:15pm Cecile: And I never thought I would use the words "poor Clive Davis" in a sentence.
	12:17pm Duane: LOL Cecile. He hasn't been 'Poor Clive Davis" since Sputnik
	12:17pm Cecile: ah. But...mine was 31 this year. oooo eeee oooo.
	12:17pm fred: @Cecile: I don't even really like soul. But I do like Sly. It's just great songwriting, it's above genre. I guess you know you have a french sounding name? Are you french-canadian?
	12:17pm G: Poor Richie Davis!
	12:18pm Cecile: but he was so sad, Duane. Losing Whitney may have broken a few cracks in that facade. My husband is, and I think I have a little from my grandpa. I was named after two Dionne Quint dolls.
	12:18pm Jeremy Shatan: Howdy, all. Can't wait to watch the Sly thing, though some of will be painful, I'm sure. I often call him "The Forgotten Genius" because the common view of his music is so myopic and ignorant of the depth & breadth of his career.
	12:19pm Cecile: Fred, that's exactly it.
	12:19pm Cecile: Jeremy, it is well done. And he seems to be hanging in there in his way.
	12:19pm Time/Life: So many young gifted soul artists who departed too soon. Sam Cooke, Otis Redding, Donny Hathaway. Tammi Terrell, Minnie Ripperton. What might they have gone on to do?
	12:22pm fred: @Cecile: which one is the second doll?
	12:22pm Cecile: Marie
	12:23pm dc pat: Was Tom Waits on this episode?
	12:24pm Lamenter: This SCTV stuff reminds me of how much I miss John Candy. He and Chris Farley. Great fat-guy comics who were so much more than that. RIP
	12:28pm andymorphic: when i was a bike courier i hit john candy while i was riding on the sidewalk
	12:29pm Ghost of John Candy: So we meet again.
	12:31pm Yvonne Szymczak: This "Arizona" song by Chomp is so happy!
	12:31pm fred: One thing that drives me crazy: I've heard many people say it would have been better for Sly to die young. That makes my blood boil. I realize it's a common feeling, but it's just dead wrong.
	12:32pm Yvonne Szymczak: Can you play thing song 50 more times? Maybe I can do that by myself.
	12:33pm Yvonne Szymczak: Oops I meant THIS* not THING*
	12:35pm Mark Lindsay: Arizona ... take off your rainbow shades!
	12:36pm Cecile: fred, I know.
	12:39pm Mike East: @fred - yes, that's a terrible thing to say. The grammy performance a few years ago was not great, but that's not Sly's fault. He was on stage with a bunch of douchebags and his equipment was malfunctioning. Even still - I was really excited to see him.
	12:43pm Cecile: me too Mike East.
	12:44pm Mike East: only reason to watch the grammys that year or any other as far as I'm concerned.
	12:45pm Phillip in San Antonio: So the Boston Globe reported that Lady Gaga's new perfume has blood and semen in it? That source came from Naturalnews.com.
	12:46pm βrian: Nice music to code by. Thanks, Duane.
	12:48pm Stacee Jaxx: Sly kind of has that George Jones attendance record at his shows.
	12:48pm fred: @Mike East and Cecile: Even if he had lost it all musically, he could retire, or become irrelevant. Do we need blood? I don't see what that would add to his music. And by "we" I mean the music nerds.
	12:49pm Miami Bob Perry: Thanks Duane for that live 3 degrees. Have to pick it up today. Mo soul than i can control...
	12:50pm Cecile: I just ordered it myself, Miami Bob. Fred, you're preaching to the converted. I'd rather an artist be old, wrinkly and irrelevant than dead before their time.
	12:50pm Izzy: Let's talk about Axl Rose. You start.
	12:51pm duke: Emperors - thanks for this one Duane.
	12:51pm Miami Bob Perry: @Cecile: Funky minds think alike..
	12:52pm G: I'm straddlin' the fence on that one.
	12:52pm Cecile: the reviews on Amazon are hilarious. Two people were at the actual conference and freaking out intheir reviews. One is all "this doesn't sound like the record."
	12:53pm Cecile: So 2 5 star reviews, and 1 1 star review. Sounds about right for things I like.
	12:54pm Miami Bob Perry: True dat. It sond better!!
	12:54pm Cecile: Uh, Axl. Well, he can be funny sometimes.
	12:54pm Cecile: YES.
	12:55pm Duane: That live shit's a revelation. Don't beleive em y'all!
	12:55pm fred: @cecile: I knew that as soon as I posted it. But I still feel better having said it. It really drives me nuts
	12:55pm Phann: Terrence Trent D'Arby is another under-achiever who seems to have (so far, anyway) fallen far short of his original potential.
	12:56pm Cecile: I wish Terrence would come back. But that first record has great stuff on it.
	12:56pm Jeremy Shatan: Yeah, but TTD's hype was so big no one could live up to it. He was a minor talent at best.
	12:57pm Jeremy Shatan: Almost no one talks about Sly's vocals. Brilliant singer.
	12:57pm Banks: D'Arby had incredible pipes, though. Not minor league pipes.
	12:57pm Cecile: hell, some nimrod on Allmusic said something like "the greatest tragedy in 70s soul was that Curtis Mayfield never made a record as great at Superfly again." REALLY? That's the greatest tragedy?!?!?!?!
	12:58pm dc pat: I'm walking around the house to the beat of this tune...
	12:58pm Cecile: he was a great singer. The songs were derivative, but had a real spark to them.
	12:58pm Banks: The tragedy was that lighting rig that fell on him, and Teddy Pendergrass' car wreck.
	12:59pm Cecile: Not Donny Hathaway jumping off a ledge, or Billy Stewart getting killed in a car crash or Tami Terrell passing away? That's right, banks!
	12:59pm fred: I haven't heard about him (Terrence Trent D'Arby) in years if not decades. His first record aged pretty well
	1:02pm Banks: So, how does Prince figure into all of this? He seems to be an amalgamation of all the above. Yet, like Bowie, at some point he stopped being a vanguard. Or maybe the media just creates the story arc. Who knows. Great show Duane!
	1:03pm Cecile: I just put him in the group of people who get the official mainstream mantle of genius in soul/r&b music.
	1:04pm Greg from Bloomfield: First time hearing your show—it shan't be my last!
	1:04pm fred: @Cecile: so many tragedies, so many voices snuffed out, but so many new ones coming out even now
	1:05pm Banks: As long as the muse exists, greatness will occur.
	1:06pm Cecile: exactly. but for someone to pinpoint a debatable artistic disappointment as a tragedy, jeez.
	1:08pm Banks: As far as Curtis, if he never wrote anything but Move On Up who could complain?
	1:09pm fred: @Banks: Prince has done genius stuff, and some crappy stuff too. I got really tired of his act a looong time ago, but a friend was part of his online community -- which he backstabbed -- so I got to hear a lot. He's a really great musician, if anything too shrewd a businessman.
	1:09pm Cecile: Exactly, banks. And he did loads of great stuff after that. Duane, you and Clay might want to consider doing a fundraiser of floaty Cali pop from the 60s. He digs up some gems, too.
	1:10pm Cecile: I think you guys would be hilarious together.
	1:12pm Banks: Curtis did an impressive take on "We've Only Just Begun" which was quite a brave thing to do in the 70's. I really feel he was one of the greatest ever. Just that prisitine falsetto alone, and those slinky Fender Thinline Tele guitar passages. Damn.
	1:13pm Cecile: this sounds like a great Big Star outtake.
	1:14pm northguineahills: I like the direction the set is going....
	1:14pm Duane: Clay and I discussed that briefly at hoof n mouth. The mic breaks would be pretty amazing:)
	1:15pm fred: @Cecile: Bernanke would be hilarious paired with Clay
	1:15pm Jeremy Shatan: Got To Find A Way is at least as good as Superfly & CURTIS was a landmark album. Like Isaac Hayes, can't trust the critics when it comes to Mayfield.
	1:15pm robyn: some twang on duane. who woulda thunk it! hi everybody.
	1:17pm Cecile: I think so, duane. both of you are magpies of 70s and 80s shiny pop things. Ha, fred.
	1:17pm Duane: Robyn: You never know with me:) Hello Robyn smiles
	1:18pm Curulewski Remembered: Friday, June 29, 2012 DUNDALK, MD - DENNIS DEYOUNG: THE MUSIC OF STYX
	1:18pm still b/p: As my soul awakening continues...Went to a DJ Jonathan Toubin Soul Clap event the other night. (His accident and recovery, which I hadn't known about, pretty amazing.) Great music. Did not dance, regrettably. Age range of females was from 21 to about-to-be 22 tomorrow. Music already vintage when they were born.
	1:18pm Bizarro Cecile: Me am there!
	1:19pm fred: @Duane: make it happen! This would be an amazing show, and yes, leave ample room for extended mic breaks
	1:20pm Cecile: I am findind my 15 year old grand-niece is nuts over everything 50s/60s/70s.
	1:21pm northguineahills: Holy crap, that was Steve Martin!
	1:22pm Duane: northguineahills: Not THAT Steve Martin unfortunately:)
	1:24pm Cecile: holy crap, down the hall it smells like someone is having a bonfire of Mrs. Dash and cabbage cores doused in gasoline.
	1:24pm banks: Must run. Enjoyed the dialogue. Love to all and keep up the good work, Duane.
	1:24pm robyn: i like this pooka. although looking up the band has introduced me to a world of irish faeries i'm not sure i understand. interesting though...
	1:25pm Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: What about fairies? Hmm?
	1:26pm Cecile: later, banks!
	1:28pm Wilson: "..and how are you, Mr. Wilson?" How are you, Mr. Wilson? Who in the encyclopedia wants to know?
	1:30pm Cecile: Ruby? was that the record?
	1:32pm fred: Cecile, I am in favor of any scheme or plan, no matter how devious, that would bring Clay on the air more often, but doubly so with a co-host.
	1:33pm Duane: Pooka's first album was s/t i believe
	1:33pm Kurt V: Chillin to the tunes trying to park. Thanks for the good vibrations :-)
	1:34pm Cecile: oh, Pooka. I thought you were talking about Sharkboy. I don't even know why I know that fact about them. The husker du board in my brain...
	1:36pm Duane: Sharkboy! Sorry Cecile. The first album was called "Matinee" just googled it. Great stuff!
	1:37pm Cecile: I just remember this very striking photo of SB in Alternative Press from a milllion years ago.
	1:40pm Duane: Cecile: Yeah the lead singer was like a beautiiful 6 foot tall brunette. Really great live performer. Saw them at CMJ back in '94
	1:41pm Cecile: yeah, they talked about that a lot in the blurb. A lot.
	1:44pm Cecile: wow, this is hilarious. who was behind this?
	1:44pm Duane: Cecile: HAHAHA! Sounds very Alt. Press.
	1:45pm Duane: Mr Master or Ultimate Warlord? They're both amazingly hilarious
	1:45pm Cecile: Either and both.
	1:46pm Cecile: man, I like Justice, but if they were this funny I would be an insane fan.
	1:46pm Duane: Warlord:French candadien Mr. Master: Italo
	1:47pm Cecile: hahahahahahaha hotbeds of excellent trasho-disco
	1:49pm Caryn: Yay, crashed flash is back again and I can hear Duane!
	1:50pm Duane: Hello Caryn! Glad to have you:)
	1:52pm steve: is there any explanation for the italo space cheese that came from canada in the 80s?
	1:53pm Duane: steve: Uhh..They're french AND Canadian!!
	1:53pm steve: dam... good answer!
	1:54pm Cecile: At least they didn't bring forth the nightmrae that is Prozzak. That's all Anglo-Canada's fault.
	2:00pm Cecile: well, off to a meeting. later. hello x-cops!
	2:04pm Cecile: wrong day!
	2:06pm Eli & Goaty: Duane rules! Wasn't Blacula already on a budget?
	2:07pm Eli & Goaty: Ultimate Warrior was so awesome
	2:08pm tim from champaign: Who was the WCW disco wrestler in the late 90s? All I seem to remember is Dusty Rhodes calling him Disco Duck.
	2:10pm Eli & Goaty: woah. this sounds amazing.
	2:11pm Duane: Eli: Bear in Heaven. Check em out Live if you can. They're great!!
	2:13pm Cecile: this is like someone taking the most fluffy slick elements of pop culture and making something really beautiful and heartfelt
	2:14pm paula pc: go vangelis go
	2:19pm Eli & Goaty: Duane: I had their first release, but that song sounded like a big leap forward for them
	2:23pm Faye: Oh my I love this
	2:24pm Cecile: OH, man, great cover.
	2:25pm Jeremy Shatan: Yes, well done. It's almost a cover of Radiohead covering Neil.
	2:26pm Denise in DC: Just tuning in. What Sly thing should I be tracking down and watching?
	2:27pm Cecile: Unsung on TV1. You can also watch it at their website or on YouTube.
	2:27pm Cecile: Denise, Sly's on camera for about 1/4 of the show. It's amazing.
	2:32pm robyn: eli, bear in heaven are awesome live. but super loud!
	2:32pm steve: who ever is engineering this session should also get serious props. this sounds like a mastered studio album.
	2:33pm Vanessa: I listened and I loved :)
	2:33pm Vanessa: I listened and I loved :)
	2:33pm Cecile: scott! great job. We need a big long set soon.
	2:33pm Vanessa: I listened and I loved :)
	2:34pm Scott W: thank YOU duane, great & fun set!
	2:35pm listener scott: I like the ethereal vocals plus the good songs; usually you get one or the other. Now a fan.
	2:35pm don: thanks for the heads up on unsung duane and cecile.. looking forward to catching up on them. just watched the sylvers while eating lunch. hey, was noah plotkin drumming for ex cops?
	2:37pm Cecile: the sylvers one is amazing. I hope it leads to a big reissue of their old stuff.
	2:39pm Ex Cops: Thank you for listening everybody. It was fun & thank you WFMU for having us.
	2:40pm paula pc: MARK WIRTZ!!! Thanks for all the psychpop today!!!!
	2:40pm Buck and Roy: ya'll come back real soon, ya hear?
	2:40pm Cecile: my head is swimming from all the new stuff...
	2:42pm Caryn: I'm tempted to type "Encore!" but I don't think it would have much effect...
	2:42pm Denise in DC: Thanks for the info, all.
	2:46pm Cecile: WOW. Now I'm chasing down old Billy Paul stuff.
	2:47pm Tim Serpas: I was hoping for the X-Cops. :( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-Cops
	2:48pm Duane: "Go East" is a huge Trouble track. She loves it and plays it a bunch. I don't think she knows about this live version though:)
	2:52pm esha: backed on the super engineering job by scott.
	2:53pm johnnykevlar: UK or US psych pop?
	2:53pm Cecile: what the hell is this? This is like extra psycho Todd Rundgren...
	2:53pm Duane: Jkevlar: Which band?
	2:55pm johnnykevlar: I'm asking which do you prefer
	2:56pm Duane: Cecile: Plush..guy from Chicago. YOu'd LOVE his stuff
	2:56pm Denise in DC: Is this a karaoke track for When Will I See You Again?
	2:56pm Wall Clock: When will I see you again? Ken's answer is hopefully next week at high noon sharp.
	2:56pm Cecile: I bet. where can I find it? Isn't that flydaddy label long out of business?
	2:56pm Duane: johnnykevlar: Oh God!! I guess I love Us Psych pop that's trying to sound like Uk Psych the best:)
	2:58pm steve: Duane, when's your Walter Gibbons show happening? I wanna mark my calendar.
	2:59pm efd: "You might be the Three Degrees, but you made my temperature go up a hundred degrees!" -- Fred Sanford (paraphrased)
	11:52pm esha: yo duane, will the ex cops session be available for download? i want i want

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June 27, 2012

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Artist	Track	Album	Label
Roberto di Giolas marsomobil	Flowers (fauna flash remix)	Secret Love	Sonar kollektiv
Arto Lindsey & Animal Collective	In The City That Reads	Invoke	Righteous Babe
O Jays	Back Stabbers (Tom Moulton Mix)	Philadelphia International Classics: The Tom Moulton Remixes	Harmless
Men On Women SCTV	"Men On Women SCTV"
Three Degrees	Dirty ol Man "Dirty ol Man" by "Three Degrees"	Golden Gate Groove (The Sound of Phila delphia Live in San Francisco 1973	Legacy/Columbia
Susan Tyrell	tickle his fancy "tickle his fancy" by "Susan Tyrell"	Catch my Soul OST	multimedia
Chomp	Arizona "Arizona" by "Chomp"	full house spring v/a	zero hour
Lorr featuring Enoc Perez	Salsa Drunkyfunk	sunrunners ep	ism
The Emperors	Bring out yourself "Bring out yourself" by "The Emperors"	7"	Funkadelphia
San Francisco T.K.O.'s	Acid Lady "Acid Lady" by "San Francisco T.K.O.'s"	Bay area funk 2	ubiquity
Sly and The Family Stone	Man does not live	Listen To The Voices: Sly Stone In The Studio 1965-70 (various artists)	Ace
Aged in Harmony	You're a Melody "You're a Melody" by "Aged in Harmony"	7"	Mor-Tones
Simon Dupree and the Big Sound	Kites	Psychedelia at Abbey Road 1965-1969	EMI
Sharkboy	Gold Wrapper "Gold Wrapper" by "Sharkboy"	Crystalline	nude
Monkees	Time and Time Again "Time and Time Again" by "Monkees"	The Definitive Collection	Rhino
Craig Ross	Out of your World "Out of your World" by "Craig Ross"	Dead Spy report	MCA
Sandy salisbury	I Just dont know how to say goodbye	Sandy	Sonic Past Music
Steve Martin & Left Banke	Two by two	Hot Parts OST	Kama Sutra
Pooka	Dream "Dream" by "Pooka"	S/t	Elektra
Boy Friend	The Lair (Alex Degroot Remix	Crawl ep	Hell Yes
Psychobuildings	Awake at the Gates	hearts	wondermusic
Mr. Master	Dog in the Night "Dog in the Night" by "Mr. Master"	12"	House of Music
The Immortals	The Ultimate Warlord	12"	RCA
Halloween	Love Energy "Love Energy" by "Halloween"	Come See What it's all about	Mercury
Emerson	Sending all my love out (Dave Tompkins edit)	12"	LAS
Bear in Heaven	The Reflection of you	I love you its cool	Dead Oceans
Aphrodites Child	Mister Thomas "Mister Thomas" by "Aphrodites Child"	The Complete Collection	Mercury
Jukes	Fiery Desert "Fiery Desert" by "Jukes"	Jukes	Twisted Nerve
Music behind DJ: Ex Cops LIVE	"Ex Cops LIVE"
Ex Cops LIVE	Separator "Separator" by "Ex Cops LIVE"
Ex Cops LIVE	On The Beach (Neil Young Cover)
Ex Cops LIVE	Spring Break (Birthday Song)
Witch	Thou shalt not cry "Thou shalt not cry" by "Witch"	We Intend To Cause Havoc	Now Again
Mark Wirtz	He's our Dear old Weatherman	teenage opera	RPM
Billy Paul	East "East" by "Billy Paul"	Golden Gate Groove (The Sound of Phila delphia Live in San Francisco 1973	Epic/Legacy
Plush	Soaring & Boring "Soaring & Boring" by "Plush"	No Education	Flydaddy
The Three Degrees	When Will I see you again (Tom Moulton Remix)	Philadelphia International Classics: The Tom Moulton Remixes	Harmless

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Listener comments!
	12:05pm Cecile: Duane! great start to the show. Thanks for the Jerry Butler a few weeks back.
	12:06pm Cecile: Not a problem Cecile. I hope you had a great anniversary. Did you see Unsung last night?
	12:07pm Duane: OMG! How funny. That was from me. not from yourself C:)
	12:07pm Cecile: I did! It was wonderful. Sly is unsung. So unsung. Most young ones just see him as a crazy guy now, but he actually seems pretty sane...
	12:08pm Cecile: I figured. lol
	12:08pm Duane: Yeah, he's a true OG. He seems extremely rooted
	12:10pm Cecile: I was talking to my husband, and I can intellectually appreciate the genius of people who have been called geniuses of soul: Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder and Prince. But Sly is the one who really speaks to me at a gut level.
	12:10pm G: What they do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:11pm Daryl Rundgren: Sly and Marvin
	12:11pm Cecile: Yeah, Daryl. That's it. Clinton is up there. but those two...
	12:12pm Cecile: I want Tom Moulton to be my spirit animal.
	12:12pm BSI: Wait a cotton-pickin' minute, Cecile: you were in upper Michigan same time as us, and now you've stolen our anniversary as well!?!? THIS WILL NOT STAND!
	12:12pm Duane: Sly, just may be my favorite soul lyricist of all time. Over Smokey & Stevie even. I concur Cecile
	12:13pm Cecile: Really? June 13! LOL! I will bet that I had my anniversary longer 'n' yours...
	12:13pm Gladys: Don't forget Aretha.
	12:13pm Cecile: and those arrangements. Even on those pre-Sly collections. Ahead of their time.
	12:14pm Cecile: Poor Clive Davis looked like he just wanted to break down and cry during the whole thing. He loves Sly, you can tell.
	12:14pm BSI: Ah, no. OK, the conspiracy theory fails this time. June 26/yesterday was no.13... whew..
	12:15pm Cecile: And I never thought I would use the words "poor Clive Davis" in a sentence.
	12:17pm Duane: LOL Cecile. He hasn't been 'Poor Clive Davis" since Sputnik
	12:17pm Cecile: ah. But...mine was 31 this year. oooo eeee oooo.
	12:17pm fred: @Cecile: I don't even really like soul. But I do like Sly. It's just great songwriting, it's above genre. I guess you know you have a french sounding name? Are you french-canadian?
	12:17pm G: Poor Richie Davis!
	12:18pm Cecile: but he was so sad, Duane. Losing Whitney may have broken a few cracks in that facade. My husband is, and I think I have a little from my grandpa. I was named after two Dionne Quint dolls.
	12:18pm Jeremy Shatan: Howdy, all. Can't wait to watch the Sly thing, though some of will be painful, I'm sure. I often call him "The Forgotten Genius" because the common view of his music is so myopic and ignorant of the depth & breadth of his career.
	12:19pm Cecile: Fred, that's exactly it.
	12:19pm Cecile: Jeremy, it is well done. And he seems to be hanging in there in his way.
	12:19pm Time/Life: So many young gifted soul artists who departed too soon. Sam Cooke, Otis Redding, Donny Hathaway. Tammi Terrell, Minnie Ripperton. What might they have gone on to do?
	12:22pm fred: @Cecile: which one is the second doll?
	12:22pm Cecile: Marie
	12:23pm dc pat: Was Tom Waits on this episode?
	12:24pm Lamenter: This SCTV stuff reminds me of how much I miss John Candy. He and Chris Farley. Great fat-guy comics who were so much more than that. RIP
	12:28pm andymorphic: when i was a bike courier i hit john candy while i was riding on the sidewalk
	12:29pm Ghost of John Candy: So we meet again.
	12:31pm Yvonne Szymczak: This "Arizona" song by Chomp is so happy!
	12:31pm fred: One thing that drives me crazy: I've heard many people say it would have been better for Sly to die young. That makes my blood boil. I realize it's a common feeling, but it's just dead wrong.
	12:32pm Yvonne Szymczak: Can you play thing song 50 more times? Maybe I can do that by myself.
	12:33pm Yvonne Szymczak: Oops I meant THIS* not THING*
	12:35pm Mark Lindsay: Arizona ... take off your rainbow shades!
	12:36pm Cecile: fred, I know.
	12:39pm Mike East: @fred - yes, that's a terrible thing to say. The grammy performance a few years ago was not great, but that's not Sly's fault. He was on stage with a bunch of douchebags and his equipment was malfunctioning. Even still - I was really excited to see him.
	12:43pm Cecile: me too Mike East.
	12:44pm Mike East: only reason to watch the grammys that year or any other as far as I'm concerned.
	12:45pm Phillip in San Antonio: So the Boston Globe reported that Lady Gaga's new perfume has blood and semen in it? That source came from Naturalnews.com.
	12:46pm βrian: Nice music to code by. Thanks, Duane.
	12:48pm Stacee Jaxx: Sly kind of has that George Jones attendance record at his shows.
	12:48pm fred: @Mike East and Cecile: Even if he had lost it all musically, he could retire, or become irrelevant. Do we need blood? I don't see what that would add to his music. And by "we" I mean the music nerds.
	12:49pm Miami Bob Perry: Thanks Duane for that live 3 degrees. Have to pick it up today. Mo soul than i can control...
	12:50pm Cecile: I just ordered it myself, Miami Bob. Fred, you're preaching to the converted. I'd rather an artist be old, wrinkly and irrelevant than dead before their time.
	12:50pm Izzy: Let's talk about Axl Rose. You start.
	12:51pm duke: Emperors - thanks for this one Duane.
	12:51pm Miami Bob Perry: @Cecile: Funky minds think alike..
	12:52pm G: I'm straddlin' the fence on that one.
	12:52pm Cecile: the reviews on Amazon are hilarious. Two people were at the actual conference and freaking out intheir reviews. One is all "this doesn't sound like the record."
	12:53pm Cecile: So 2 5 star reviews, and 1 1 star review. Sounds about right for things I like.
	12:54pm Miami Bob Perry: True dat. It sond better!!
	12:54pm Cecile: Uh, Axl. Well, he can be funny sometimes.
	12:54pm Cecile: YES.
	12:55pm Duane: That live shit's a revelation. Don't beleive em y'all!
	12:55pm fred: @cecile: I knew that as soon as I posted it. But I still feel better having said it. It really drives me nuts
	12:55pm Phann: Terrence Trent D'Arby is another under-achiever who seems to have (so far, anyway) fallen far short of his original potential.
	12:56pm Cecile: I wish Terrence would come back. But that first record has great stuff on it.
	12:56pm Jeremy Shatan: Yeah, but TTD's hype was so big no one could live up to it. He was a minor talent at best.
	12:57pm Jeremy Shatan: Almost no one talks about Sly's vocals. Brilliant singer.
	12:57pm Banks: D'Arby had incredible pipes, though. Not minor league pipes.
	12:57pm Cecile: hell, some nimrod on Allmusic said something like "the greatest tragedy in 70s soul was that Curtis Mayfield never made a record as great at Superfly again." REALLY? That's the greatest tragedy?!?!?!?!
	12:58pm dc pat: I'm walking around the house to the beat of this tune...
	12:58pm Cecile: he was a great singer. The songs were derivative, but had a real spark to them.
	12:58pm Banks: The tragedy was that lighting rig that fell on him, and Teddy Pendergrass' car wreck.
	12:59pm Cecile: Not Donny Hathaway jumping off a ledge, or Billy Stewart getting killed in a car crash or Tami Terrell passing away? That's right, banks!
	12:59pm fred: I haven't heard about him (Terrence Trent D'Arby) in years if not decades. His first record aged pretty well
	1:02pm Banks: So, how does Prince figure into all of this? He seems to be an amalgamation of all the above. Yet, like Bowie, at some point he stopped being a vanguard. Or maybe the media just creates the story arc. Who knows. Great show Duane!
	1:03pm Cecile: I just put him in the group of people who get the official mainstream mantle of genius in soul/r&b music.
	1:04pm Greg from Bloomfield: First time hearing your show—it shan't be my last!
	1:04pm fred: @Cecile: so many tragedies, so many voices snuffed out, but so many new ones coming out even now
	1:05pm Banks: As long as the muse exists, greatness will occur.
	1:06pm Cecile: exactly. but for someone to pinpoint a debatable artistic disappointment as a tragedy, jeez.
	1:08pm Banks: As far as Curtis, if he never wrote anything but Move On Up who could complain?
	1:09pm fred: @Banks: Prince has done genius stuff, and some crappy stuff too. I got really tired of his act a looong time ago, but a friend was part of his online community -- which he backstabbed -- so I got to hear a lot. He's a really great musician, if anything too shrewd a businessman.
	1:09pm Cecile: Exactly, banks. And he did loads of great stuff after that. Duane, you and Clay might want to consider doing a fundraiser of floaty Cali pop from the 60s. He digs up some gems, too.
	1:10pm Cecile: I think you guys would be hilarious together.
	1:12pm Banks: Curtis did an impressive take on "We've Only Just Begun" which was quite a brave thing to do in the 70's. I really feel he was one of the greatest ever. Just that prisitine falsetto alone, and those slinky Fender Thinline Tele guitar passages. Damn.
	1:13pm Cecile: this sounds like a great Big Star outtake.
	1:14pm northguineahills: I like the direction the set is going....
	1:14pm Duane: Clay and I discussed that briefly at hoof n mouth. The mic breaks would be pretty amazing:)
	1:15pm fred: @Cecile: Bernanke would be hilarious paired with Clay
	1:15pm Jeremy Shatan: Got To Find A Way is at least as good as Superfly & CURTIS was a landmark album. Like Isaac Hayes, can't trust the critics when it comes to Mayfield.
	1:15pm robyn: some twang on duane. who woulda thunk it! hi everybody.
	1:17pm Cecile: I think so, duane. both of you are magpies of 70s and 80s shiny pop things. Ha, fred.
	1:17pm Duane: Robyn: You never know with me:) Hello Robyn smiles
	1:18pm Curulewski Remembered: Friday, June 29, 2012 DUNDALK, MD - DENNIS DEYOUNG: THE MUSIC OF STYX
	1:18pm still b/p: As my soul awakening continues...Went to a DJ Jonathan Toubin Soul Clap event the other night. (His accident and recovery, which I hadn't known about, pretty amazing.) Great music. Did not dance, regrettably. Age range of females was from 21 to about-to-be 22 tomorrow. Music already vintage when they were born.
	1:18pm Bizarro Cecile: Me am there!
	1:19pm fred: @Duane: make it happen! This would be an amazing show, and yes, leave ample room for extended mic breaks
	1:20pm Cecile: I am findind my 15 year old grand-niece is nuts over everything 50s/60s/70s.
	1:21pm northguineahills: Holy crap, that was Steve Martin!
	1:22pm Duane: northguineahills: Not THAT Steve Martin unfortunately:)
	1:24pm Cecile: holy crap, down the hall it smells like someone is having a bonfire of Mrs. Dash and cabbage cores doused in gasoline.
	1:24pm banks: Must run. Enjoyed the dialogue. Love to all and keep up the good work, Duane.
	1:24pm robyn: i like this pooka. although looking up the band has introduced me to a world of irish faeries i'm not sure i understand. interesting though...
	1:25pm Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: What about fairies? Hmm?
	1:26pm Cecile: later, banks!
	1:28pm Wilson: "..and how are you, Mr. Wilson?" How are you, Mr. Wilson? Who in the encyclopedia wants to know?
	1:30pm Cecile: Ruby? was that the record?
	1:32pm fred: Cecile, I am in favor of any scheme or plan, no matter how devious, that would bring Clay on the air more often, but doubly so with a co-host.
	1:33pm Duane: Pooka's first album was s/t i believe
	1:33pm Kurt V: Chillin to the tunes trying to park. Thanks for the good vibrations :-)
	1:34pm Cecile: oh, Pooka. I thought you were talking about Sharkboy. I don't even know why I know that fact about them. The husker du board in my brain...
	1:36pm Duane: Sharkboy! Sorry Cecile. The first album was called "Matinee" just googled it. Great stuff!
	1:37pm Cecile: I just remember this very striking photo of SB in Alternative Press from a milllion years ago.
	1:40pm Duane: Cecile: Yeah the lead singer was like a beautiiful 6 foot tall brunette. Really great live performer. Saw them at CMJ back in '94
	1:41pm Cecile: yeah, they talked about that a lot in the blurb. A lot.
	1:44pm Cecile: wow, this is hilarious. who was behind this?
	1:44pm Duane: Cecile: HAHAHA! Sounds very Alt. Press.
	1:45pm Duane: Mr Master or Ultimate Warlord? They're both amazingly hilarious
	1:45pm Cecile: Either and both.
	1:46pm Cecile: man, I like Justice, but if they were this funny I would be an insane fan.
	1:46pm Duane: Warlord:French candadien Mr. Master: Italo
	1:47pm Cecile: hahahahahahaha hotbeds of excellent trasho-disco
	1:49pm Caryn: Yay, crashed flash is back again and I can hear Duane!
	1:50pm Duane: Hello Caryn! Glad to have you:)
	1:52pm steve: is there any explanation for the italo space cheese that came from canada in the 80s?
	1:53pm Duane: steve: Uhh..They're french AND Canadian!!
	1:53pm steve: dam... good answer!
	1:54pm Cecile: At least they didn't bring forth the nightmrae that is Prozzak. That's all Anglo-Canada's fault.
	2:00pm Cecile: well, off to a meeting. later. hello x-cops!
	2:04pm Cecile: wrong day!
	2:06pm Eli & Goaty: Duane rules! Wasn't Blacula already on a budget?
	2:07pm Eli & Goaty: Ultimate Warrior was so awesome
	2:08pm tim from champaign: Who was the WCW disco wrestler in the late 90s? All I seem to remember is Dusty Rhodes calling him Disco Duck.
	2:10pm Eli & Goaty: woah. this sounds amazing.
	2:11pm Duane: Eli: Bear in Heaven. Check em out Live if you can. They're great!!
	2:13pm Cecile: this is like someone taking the most fluffy slick elements of pop culture and making something really beautiful and heartfelt
	2:14pm paula pc: go vangelis go
	2:19pm Eli & Goaty: Duane: I had their first release, but that song sounded like a big leap forward for them
	2:23pm Faye: Oh my I love this
	2:24pm Cecile: OH, man, great cover.
	2:25pm Jeremy Shatan: Yes, well done. It's almost a cover of Radiohead covering Neil.
	2:26pm Denise in DC: Just tuning in. What Sly thing should I be tracking down and watching?
	2:27pm Cecile: Unsung on TV1. You can also watch it at their website or on YouTube.
	2:27pm Cecile: Denise, Sly's on camera for about 1/4 of the show. It's amazing.
	2:32pm robyn: eli, bear in heaven are awesome live. but super loud!
	2:32pm steve: who ever is engineering this session should also get serious props. this sounds like a mastered studio album.
	2:33pm Vanessa: I listened and I loved :)
	2:33pm Vanessa: I listened and I loved :)
	2:33pm Cecile: scott! great job. We need a big long set soon.
	2:33pm Vanessa: I listened and I loved :)
	2:34pm Scott W: thank YOU duane, great & fun set!
	2:35pm listener scott: I like the ethereal vocals plus the good songs; usually you get one or the other. Now a fan.
	2:35pm don: thanks for the heads up on unsung duane and cecile.. looking forward to catching up on them. just watched the sylvers while eating lunch. hey, was noah plotkin drumming for ex cops?
	2:37pm Cecile: the sylvers one is amazing. I hope it leads to a big reissue of their old stuff.
	2:39pm Ex Cops: Thank you for listening everybody. It was fun & thank you WFMU for having us.
	2:40pm paula pc: MARK WIRTZ!!! Thanks for all the psychpop today!!!!
	2:40pm Buck and Roy: ya'll come back real soon, ya hear?
	2:40pm Cecile: my head is swimming from all the new stuff...
	2:42pm Caryn: I'm tempted to type "Encore!" but I don't think it would have much effect...
	2:42pm Denise in DC: Thanks for the info, all.
	2:46pm Cecile: WOW. Now I'm chasing down old Billy Paul stuff.
	2:47pm Tim Serpas: I was hoping for the X-Cops. :( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-Cops
	2:48pm Duane: "Go East" is a huge Trouble track. She loves it and plays it a bunch. I don't think she knows about this live version though:)
	2:52pm esha: backed on the super engineering job by scott.
	2:53pm johnnykevlar: UK or US psych pop?
	2:53pm Cecile: what the hell is this? This is like extra psycho Todd Rundgren...
	2:53pm Duane: Jkevlar: Which band?
	2:55pm johnnykevlar: I'm asking which do you prefer
	2:56pm Duane: Cecile: Plush..guy from Chicago. YOu'd LOVE his stuff
	2:56pm Denise in DC: Is this a karaoke track for When Will I See You Again?
	2:56pm Wall Clock: When will I see you again? Ken's answer is hopefully next week at high noon sharp.
	2:56pm Cecile: I bet. where can I find it? Isn't that flydaddy label long out of business?
	2:56pm Duane: johnnykevlar: Oh God!! I guess I love Us Psych pop that's trying to sound like Uk Psych the best:)
	2:58pm steve: Duane, when's your Walter Gibbons show happening? I wanna mark my calendar.
	2:59pm efd: "You might be the Three Degrees, but you made my temperature go up a hundred degrees!" -- Fred Sanford (paraphrased)
	11:52pm esha: yo duane, will the ex cops session be available for download? i want i want

The Duane Train: Playlist from June 27, 2012

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