WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 4, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:05pm common: irwin. fellow people.
	3:06pm Irwin: I'll get the discussion started since you're all so shy. So, what's your favorite dinosaur?
	3:06pm still b/p: Piff to the Paff to the Pouf sensation, Baby don't fret 'bout the con-tamination.
	3:06pm Irwin: Mine is Robert Plant.
	👻 3:07pm Alison Porchnik: Mine is the one that was introduced in Piff Paff Pouf
	👻 3:07pm rrg: Orson Bean.
	3:09pm Parq: I vote with the Ol' Pal on this one.
	3:10pm marmalade kitty: the one with the long neck :)
	3:11pm Listening Out There: Mine is Dinah Shore...aka the Dinah Shore dinosaur...
	3:12pm Laura L: BTW, in German Piff Paff Poof! is the onomatopoetic expression for the sound of gunfire.
	3:14pm still b/p: Barney and Betty Rubble's pet, Hoppy.
	3:16pm Laura L: Dinosaur Professor Irwin Corey's my favorite for this spring. Turning 100 on July 29.
	3:18pm Roberto: This is purty.
	👻 3:20pm rrg: Irwin's played songs from this James Wolff EP several times now. Yet I still can't buy it.
	3:22pm Listening Out There: I twust woo, Iwin...
	👻 3:22pm Alison Porchnik: Once again, Irwin speaks cryptically
	3:22pm Sem Chumbo: I trust you, Irwin. Here, have all my money right now. Major cards accepted, I guess?
	👻 3:23pm Alison Porchnik: I don't trust any man's big if
	👻 3:23pm Alison Porchnik: Except for Irwin's
	👻 3:25pm rrg: Well, there you go, then.
	3:25pm Irwin: Pamelia Kurstin on theremin
	3:26pm Listening Out There: There's just not enough jazz theremin in the world...
	3:26pm OTB: She's BAAAAAD!
	3:27pm Listening Out There: ...ah, but will Pamelia get a solo? That is the question...
	3:28pm still b/p: Circus Boy...it's a love letter to Mickey Dolenz.
	3:28pm Listening Out There: Nifty B3 player too...
	3:28pm Irwin: She also plays acoustic bass, alto sax, flute, and Moog on this album.
	3:29pm Irwin: B-3 by Greg Kurstin
	3:32pm Dean: Theo Bleckman? No, not quite...
	3:33pm Irwin: Theo Bleckmann-like.
	3:34pm Irwin: vocalist is Seth Fruiterman
	3:34pm berbo: I've still got a Reason To Believe in Miracles. Believe it or not.
	3:35pm paula pc: this is like throwing a huge heavy velvet blanket on the song and totally smothering it.
	3:37pm Irwin: It's not the greatest cover of YSBiM, but it might be the most ambitious.
	3:39pm nickybones: That end was wonderful.
	3:39pm paula pc: @ Irwin -- that's likely right! and all that end needed was the Four Freshmen
	3:45pm Sem Chumbo: Much appreciated, Irwin. Worn the grooves out on this album. An angel's pipes.
	3:47pm Finbar: Yes! Jenifer Warnes doing a great cover of Cohen.
	3:47pm Dean: I tend to confuse Jennifer Warnes with Karla Bonoff. Funny thing about this Cohen album, though, is that when it first came out is heavily recommended in the audiophile journal literature for its recording and engineering quality. Consequently, it's almost impossible for me to listen past the nerdy audiophile silliness.
	3:50pm Finbar: The I'm Your Man compilation, as I recall, is a more inclusive group of artists covering Cohen. I will have to admit I like the R.E.M. version better.
	3:51pm nickybones: Excellent news about Courtney Barnett! Bummed to be missing both her NYC shows.
	3:52pm Irwin: thanks to rrg for this alternate version of Cardiac
	3:53pm Mike East: I just got Courtney Barnett's double LP for my wife. That's some good music there. Looking forward to liveness.
	3:53pm Laura L: Courtney B. sells out shows before you can even realize she's coming--both NY shows are sold out already. Dang.
	3:54pm P-90: Huzzah! The "Unfictional" episodes are the ones I haven't heard, so these will be two brand-new Joe Frank Joints for me. "Noticeably older and frailer" doesn't sound so good though...
	3:59pm nickybones: What I'm saying, @Laura L! I checked last week (I think) and no dice.
	4:02pm Laura L: @nb--I think no dice too--sold out before I even knew she's coming all the way from Australia. Oh well...
	4:05pm Banjo Lisa: Ahhhhh bliss. I used to listen to Joe Frank and Alan Watts back to back on FMU like church...but better. Thx Irwin!! you roll my world. sometimes rock too! ;)
	4:08pm the Brooklyn kid: What!!! Big round juicy buttocks? Did I hear that or hallucinating?
	4:11pm V Priceless: this time I recognize the JF music bed - it's Zero 7.
	4:15pm P-90: "Love is not a zero-sum game." Pretty good, Joe. @ V Priceless: Thanks for the music ID. Good looking out.
	4:19pm V Priceless: thanx P-90 - it's a track called "Destiny" from their "Simple Things" record.
	4:22pm common: good stuff
	👻 4:23pm chris: I recognize the music from a Thievery Corp remix.. but couldn't have called the orig. Thanks, V Priceless!
	4:23pm Marie: Joe Frank, what a genius. Tx Irwin.
	4:23pm V Priceless: Hey Common! First two or three Zero 7 records pretty cool, if you like so-called "chill" stuff!
	4:24pm the Brooklyn kid: I remember hearing Alan watts at 6pm every night. I miss his lecture series!
	👻 4:25pm Alison Porchnik: Is this the Old Codger?
	4:26pm V Priceless: @ chris - you're welcome! First time in 25+ years I ID'd a JF music bed! ha!
	4:26pm Parq: Gesundheit.
	4:35pm common: i lived in l.a. it is all about giving over control of your vision.
	4:36pm P-90: @ V Priceless: Now I'll have to check out more Zero 7. @ chris: I'm not surprised Thievery Corp grabbed that Zero 7 too, some tracks are naturals for sampling, no? @ Banjo Lisa: Yes, Watts + Frank had a synergistic mood-altering effect.
	4:38pm northguineahills: oh, wait, I've heard this before!
	4:39pm the Brooklyn kid: Watts was a man ahead of his time! He was so right about many things you see today
	4:40pm the Brooklyn kid: If you really want to hear watts there are some on YouTube
	👻 4:41pm chris: yes, indeed, P 90... :-)
	4:48pm drewo: Joe Frank: don't know whether to laugh or cry. Brilliant stuff. Again.
	4:50pm P-90: The first one was OK, this one is brilliant IMO.
	4:54pm common: thank you, irwin. great radio!
	4:54pm Bas NL: Fantastic Joe Frank stories..
	4:54pm marmalade kitty: the coffee on the hand lol!
	4:56pm P-90: @ Brooklyn Kid: I assume you've seen the one or two videos of classic bits of Alan Watts lectures that Trey and Matt had animated at their South Park Studio?
	5:02pm Banjo Lisa: yes mood-altering effect. feeling pleasantly altered right now... ;~)
	5:15pm Droll: . o O ( So nice to get home and turn on your machine to get a full-on assault from Art Blakey beating the snot out of his drums while being drenched with reverb. ) We join this album-side drum solo already in progress.
	5:16pm P-90: Hi Droll.
	5:20pm P-90: @ . o O: is this this like a sonar or radar "ping"?
	5:26pm Droll: . o O ( They're supposed to be thought bubbles ) I recognize social media sites like this chat board are designed to be declarative, but that's really limiting how we interact with each other and the technology. Indeed, many listeners often struggle to force-fit narrative and conversational structure into the comments board, witness the widespread use of "@name, blah blah blah...."
	5:27pm Lewis: Fight Club is the theme
	5:27pm Michele: The SSD topic is Fight Club
	5:27pm Greg from Bloomfield: Radio Fight Club!
	5:28pm Lewis: failing that - it is "kick Andy's ass"
	👻 5:28pm rrg: You should get on Ken and Andy's mailing list. Then you'll never be in the dark unless you want to be.
	5:29pm P-90: @ Lewis, Michele, Greg, Shhhh! Remember the first rule of the topic!
	👻 5:33pm Alison Porchnik: Catjuice. Hmm.
	5:37pm Michele: @P-90 hahaha!
	5:37pm Irwin: Vocalist with Goodbye Berlin is Danielle Kimak-Stauss, formerly of Lost Patrol
	5:38pm Colin: The Thesaurus, The The Dinosaur
	5:41pm northguineahills: Goodbye Berlin, not bad. I believe I was friends w/ Lost Patrol back in the Friendster days.
	👻 5:42pm rrg: You see? You see? Who else plays Skeeter Davis?
	5:48pm Droll: rrg, Mary Wing, Chris T., Tamar, Bob Brainen, Charlie, Michael Goodstein, Debbie D. Gaylord, Dough Schulkind, Uncle Michael, Irene, Ken, Matt Fiveash, Michael Shelley, Kenny G (maybe out of context?), Kurt, Dave the Spazz, Kurt Gottschalk, Monica, Rix, Scott Williams, Trent, Joe McGasko, Bill Kelley, Laura Cantrell, Therese, Joe Belock, Betsy Nichols, and Bill Mac.
	5:49pm Irwin: Have tons of Skeeter LPs and rarely play her stuff. Adore her harmonies.
	5:57pm P-90: Tha Randall Woolf was great, I see it's from a WtWTA ballet score he wrote, now I gotta hear the whole thing
	5:58pm Droll: Thanks for the Pouf, Irwin. I'll come back to the archives for Piff and Paff in a few days.
	5:58pm maestroso: What a sweet voice this lady has.
	7:20am randy woolf: hey there, P-90, thanks for the great start to my day! you can get the complete ballet on itunes. you can hear most of my music on my website, randallwoolf.com.
	12:42am Droll: Howdy Irwin! Time for Piff and Paff! I liked the Minisnap shoegazey pile-o-guitars and vocal harmonies. Gerry Gibbs was great from the beatbox intro all the way to the jazz Theremin. Stunning arrangements by The Awakening Orchestra -- There's no substitute for a Big Band. Shoegazing is no substitute. During the backannounce you said TAO was "interesting but not great". I thought it was both great and interesting. That was a great second set. Thank you for reiterating that Joe Frank does not lie -- all those stories and people are real. He does sound a lot older! Oh boy! Drum Special! EFD moderated, good call, you guys get totally out of hand; and bringing in a ringer so listeners get the opinion of a proper Professional musician is also wise. I've got July 23rd on my calendar! And here's Art's enormous drum solo, which means we're back to where we joined the first time. Thanks for the wonderful radio/stream/show.

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Brian Brain	Careering "Careering" by "Brian Brain"	Culture	0:03:29 (Pop-up)
Amor de Dias	Jean's Waving "Jean's Waving" by "Amor de Dias"	The House at Sea	0:08:28 (Pop-up)
Minisnap	Big Blue Sky "Big Blue Sky" by "Minisnap"	Bounce Around	0:11:31 (Pop-up)
James Wolff	Retribution "Retribution" by "James Wolff"	Married (EP)	0:14:33 (Pop-up)

Gerry Gibbs and the Third Trio from the Sun	Circus Boy / 500 Miles High	First Visit	0:23:39 (Pop-up)
The Awakening Orchestra	You Still Believe in Me	Volume 1: This is Not the Answer	0:30:27 (Pop-up)
Papercuts	Once We Walked in the Sunlight	You Can Have What You Want	0:38:00 (Pop-up)
Jennifer Warnes	First We Take Manhattan	Famous Blue Raincoat (The Songs of Leonard Cohen)	0:42:45 (Pop-up)

Teddybears (feat. Mapei)	Cardiac Arrest	Devil's Music	0:50:15 (Pop-up)
Barrence Whitfield and the Savages	Bloody Mary	Dig Yourself!	0:52:44 (Pop-up)
Primal Scream	Crystal Crescent "Crystal Crescent" by "Primal Scream"	Creation Records 12"	0:55:48 (Pop-up)

Evelyn Glennie	Two Movements for Marimba (comp. Tanaka)	Light in Darkness	1:51:40 (Pop-up)

Art Blakey	Drums in the Rain "Drums in the Rain" by "Art Blakey"	Drums Around the Corner	2:04:53 (Pop-up)
Stan Getz	Night Rider "Night Rider" by "Stan Getz"	Focus (composed and arranged by Eddie Sauter)	2:15:20 (Pop-up)
William Fitzsimmons	So This is Goodbye (Pink Ganter Remix)	Derivatives	2:19:50 (Pop-up)

Pigmeat Pete (Wesley Wilson) and Catjuice Charlie (Harry McDaniels)	Our Family Doctor	Coot Grant and Kid Wilson Vol. 2 (1928-1931)	2:29:06 (Pop-up)
Freedy Johnston	Don't Fall in Love With a Lonely Girl	Rain on the City	2:31:20 (Pop-up)
Grahame Steinberg	Bit Depth "Bit Depth" by "Grahame Steinberg"	Grahame Steinberg 2	2:35:27 (Pop-up)
Goodbye Berlin	A Sea So Bright "A Sea So Bright" by "Goodbye Berlin"	Pink Positive demos	2:37:23 (Pop-up)
Skeeter Davis	I Can't See Me Without You	What Does It Take (To Keep a Man Like You Satisfied)	2:41:10 (Pop-up)
The Clientele	Spirit "Spirit" by "The Clientele"	Strange Geometry	2:43:24 (Pop-up)
Murals	Lunar Love "Lunar Love" by "Murals"	On a Passing Cloud	2:46:23 (Pop-up)
Earlimart	Song For "Song For" by "Earlimart"	Hymn and Her	2:48:31 (Pop-up)
Randall Woolf	Max Get Homesick "Max Get Homesick" by "Randall Woolf"	Where the Wild Things Are	2:51:03 (Pop-up)
Lisa Salvo	Blind Man's Bluff "Blind Man's Bluff" by "Lisa Salvo"	Love and Entropy	2:53:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:05pm common: irwin. fellow people.
	3:06pm Irwin: I'll get the discussion started since you're all so shy. So, what's your favorite dinosaur?
	3:06pm still b/p: Piff to the Paff to the Pouf sensation, Baby don't fret 'bout the con-tamination.
	3:06pm Irwin: Mine is Robert Plant.
	👻 3:07pm Alison Porchnik: Mine is the one that was introduced in Piff Paff Pouf
	👻 3:07pm rrg: Orson Bean.
	3:09pm Parq: I vote with the Ol' Pal on this one.
	3:10pm marmalade kitty: the one with the long neck :)
	3:11pm Listening Out There: Mine is Dinah Shore...aka the Dinah Shore dinosaur...
	3:12pm Laura L: BTW, in German Piff Paff Poof! is the onomatopoetic expression for the sound of gunfire.
	3:14pm still b/p: Barney and Betty Rubble's pet, Hoppy.
	3:16pm Laura L: Dinosaur Professor Irwin Corey's my favorite for this spring. Turning 100 on July 29.
	3:18pm Roberto: This is purty.
	👻 3:20pm rrg: Irwin's played songs from this James Wolff EP several times now. Yet I still can't buy it.
	3:22pm Listening Out There: I twust woo, Iwin...
	👻 3:22pm Alison Porchnik: Once again, Irwin speaks cryptically
	3:22pm Sem Chumbo: I trust you, Irwin. Here, have all my money right now. Major cards accepted, I guess?
	👻 3:23pm Alison Porchnik: I don't trust any man's big if
	👻 3:23pm Alison Porchnik: Except for Irwin's
	👻 3:25pm rrg: Well, there you go, then.
	3:25pm Irwin: Pamelia Kurstin on theremin
	3:26pm Listening Out There: There's just not enough jazz theremin in the world...
	3:26pm OTB: She's BAAAAAD!
	3:27pm Listening Out There: ...ah, but will Pamelia get a solo? That is the question...
	3:28pm still b/p: Circus Boy...it's a love letter to Mickey Dolenz.
	3:28pm Listening Out There: Nifty B3 player too...
	3:28pm Irwin: She also plays acoustic bass, alto sax, flute, and Moog on this album.
	3:29pm Irwin: B-3 by Greg Kurstin
	3:32pm Dean: Theo Bleckman? No, not quite...
	3:33pm Irwin: Theo Bleckmann-like.
	3:34pm Irwin: vocalist is Seth Fruiterman
	3:34pm berbo: I've still got a Reason To Believe in Miracles. Believe it or not.
	3:35pm paula pc: this is like throwing a huge heavy velvet blanket on the song and totally smothering it.
	3:37pm Irwin: It's not the greatest cover of YSBiM, but it might be the most ambitious.
	3:39pm nickybones: That end was wonderful.
	3:39pm paula pc: @ Irwin -- that's likely right! and all that end needed was the Four Freshmen
	3:45pm Sem Chumbo: Much appreciated, Irwin. Worn the grooves out on this album. An angel's pipes.
	3:47pm Finbar: Yes! Jenifer Warnes doing a great cover of Cohen.
	3:47pm Dean: I tend to confuse Jennifer Warnes with Karla Bonoff. Funny thing about this Cohen album, though, is that when it first came out is heavily recommended in the audiophile journal literature for its recording and engineering quality. Consequently, it's almost impossible for me to listen past the nerdy audiophile silliness.
	3:50pm Finbar: The I'm Your Man compilation, as I recall, is a more inclusive group of artists covering Cohen. I will have to admit I like the R.E.M. version better.
	3:51pm nickybones: Excellent news about Courtney Barnett! Bummed to be missing both her NYC shows.
	3:52pm Irwin: thanks to rrg for this alternate version of Cardiac
	3:53pm Mike East: I just got Courtney Barnett's double LP for my wife. That's some good music there. Looking forward to liveness.
	3:53pm Laura L: Courtney B. sells out shows before you can even realize she's coming--both NY shows are sold out already. Dang.
	3:54pm P-90: Huzzah! The "Unfictional" episodes are the ones I haven't heard, so these will be two brand-new Joe Frank Joints for me. "Noticeably older and frailer" doesn't sound so good though...
	3:59pm nickybones: What I'm saying, @Laura L! I checked last week (I think) and no dice.
	4:02pm Laura L: @nb--I think no dice too--sold out before I even knew she's coming all the way from Australia. Oh well...
	4:05pm Banjo Lisa: Ahhhhh bliss. I used to listen to Joe Frank and Alan Watts back to back on FMU like church...but better. Thx Irwin!! you roll my world. sometimes rock too! ;)
	4:08pm the Brooklyn kid: What!!! Big round juicy buttocks? Did I hear that or hallucinating?
	4:11pm V Priceless: this time I recognize the JF music bed - it's Zero 7.
	4:15pm P-90: "Love is not a zero-sum game." Pretty good, Joe. @ V Priceless: Thanks for the music ID. Good looking out.
	4:19pm V Priceless: thanx P-90 - it's a track called "Destiny" from their "Simple Things" record.
	4:22pm common: good stuff
	👻 4:23pm chris: I recognize the music from a Thievery Corp remix.. but couldn't have called the orig. Thanks, V Priceless!
	4:23pm Marie: Joe Frank, what a genius. Tx Irwin.
	4:23pm V Priceless: Hey Common! First two or three Zero 7 records pretty cool, if you like so-called "chill" stuff!
	4:24pm the Brooklyn kid: I remember hearing Alan watts at 6pm every night. I miss his lecture series!
	👻 4:25pm Alison Porchnik: Is this the Old Codger?
	4:26pm V Priceless: @ chris - you're welcome! First time in 25+ years I ID'd a JF music bed! ha!
	4:26pm Parq: Gesundheit.
	4:35pm common: i lived in l.a. it is all about giving over control of your vision.
	4:36pm P-90: @ V Priceless: Now I'll have to check out more Zero 7. @ chris: I'm not surprised Thievery Corp grabbed that Zero 7 too, some tracks are naturals for sampling, no? @ Banjo Lisa: Yes, Watts + Frank had a synergistic mood-altering effect.
	4:38pm northguineahills: oh, wait, I've heard this before!
	4:39pm the Brooklyn kid: Watts was a man ahead of his time! He was so right about many things you see today
	4:40pm the Brooklyn kid: If you really want to hear watts there are some on YouTube
	👻 4:41pm chris: yes, indeed, P 90... :-)
	4:48pm drewo: Joe Frank: don't know whether to laugh or cry. Brilliant stuff. Again.
	4:50pm P-90: The first one was OK, this one is brilliant IMO.
	4:54pm common: thank you, irwin. great radio!
	4:54pm Bas NL: Fantastic Joe Frank stories..
	4:54pm marmalade kitty: the coffee on the hand lol!
	4:56pm P-90: @ Brooklyn Kid: I assume you've seen the one or two videos of classic bits of Alan Watts lectures that Trey and Matt had animated at their South Park Studio?
	5:02pm Banjo Lisa: yes mood-altering effect. feeling pleasantly altered right now... ;~)
	5:15pm Droll: . o O ( So nice to get home and turn on your machine to get a full-on assault from Art Blakey beating the snot out of his drums while being drenched with reverb. ) We join this album-side drum solo already in progress.
	5:16pm P-90: Hi Droll.
	5:20pm P-90: @ . o O: is this this like a sonar or radar "ping"?
	5:26pm Droll: . o O ( They're supposed to be thought bubbles ) I recognize social media sites like this chat board are designed to be declarative, but that's really limiting how we interact with each other and the technology. Indeed, many listeners often struggle to force-fit narrative and conversational structure into the comments board, witness the widespread use of "@name, blah blah blah...."
	5:27pm Lewis: Fight Club is the theme
	5:27pm Michele: The SSD topic is Fight Club
	5:27pm Greg from Bloomfield: Radio Fight Club!
	5:28pm Lewis: failing that - it is "kick Andy's ass"
	👻 5:28pm rrg: You should get on Ken and Andy's mailing list. Then you'll never be in the dark unless you want to be.
	5:29pm P-90: @ Lewis, Michele, Greg, Shhhh! Remember the first rule of the topic!
	👻 5:33pm Alison Porchnik: Catjuice. Hmm.
	5:37pm Michele: @P-90 hahaha!
	5:37pm Irwin: Vocalist with Goodbye Berlin is Danielle Kimak-Stauss, formerly of Lost Patrol
	5:38pm Colin: The Thesaurus, The The Dinosaur
	5:41pm northguineahills: Goodbye Berlin, not bad. I believe I was friends w/ Lost Patrol back in the Friendster days.
	👻 5:42pm rrg: You see? You see? Who else plays Skeeter Davis?
	5:48pm Droll: rrg, Mary Wing, Chris T., Tamar, Bob Brainen, Charlie, Michael Goodstein, Debbie D. Gaylord, Dough Schulkind, Uncle Michael, Irene, Ken, Matt Fiveash, Michael Shelley, Kenny G (maybe out of context?), Kurt, Dave the Spazz, Kurt Gottschalk, Monica, Rix, Scott Williams, Trent, Joe McGasko, Bill Kelley, Laura Cantrell, Therese, Joe Belock, Betsy Nichols, and Bill Mac.
	5:49pm Irwin: Have tons of Skeeter LPs and rarely play her stuff. Adore her harmonies.
	5:57pm P-90: Tha Randall Woolf was great, I see it's from a WtWTA ballet score he wrote, now I gotta hear the whole thing
	5:58pm Droll: Thanks for the Pouf, Irwin. I'll come back to the archives for Piff and Paff in a few days.
	5:58pm maestroso: What a sweet voice this lady has.
	7:20am randy woolf: hey there, P-90, thanks for the great start to my day! you can get the complete ballet on itunes. you can hear most of my music on my website, randallwoolf.com.
	12:42am Droll: Howdy Irwin! Time for Piff and Paff! I liked the Minisnap shoegazey pile-o-guitars and vocal harmonies. Gerry Gibbs was great from the beatbox intro all the way to the jazz Theremin. Stunning arrangements by The Awakening Orchestra -- There's no substitute for a Big Band. Shoegazing is no substitute. During the backannounce you said TAO was "interesting but not great". I thought it was both great and interesting. That was a great second set. Thank you for reiterating that Joe Frank does not lie -- all those stories and people are real. He does sound a lot older! Oh boy! Drum Special! EFD moderated, good call, you guys get totally out of hand; and bringing in a ringer so listeners get the opinion of a proper Professional musician is also wise. I've got July 23rd on my calendar! And here's Art's enormous drum solo, which means we're back to where we joined the first time. Thanks for the wonderful radio/stream/show.