WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from September 3, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:05pm Dominick: Who is that?
	3:06pm Irwin: Who is who?
	3:07pm Dominick: Who is that speaking, please?
	3:07pm Listening Out There: Who is Dominick?
	3:08pm Dominick: I is you
	3:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yars yars - people listening in on not-so-private connections - what a quaint notion...
	👻 3:11pm rrg: During my long life, I've actually used party lines a few times.
	3:11pm Irwin: Depends what your definition of ISIS.
	3:12pm Listening Out There: Is today's guest still playing that railroad-type piano?
	3:14pm Listening Out There: Ah. A party line is what you'd say in Communist countries...
	👻 3:14pm rrg: No, no, Irwin. Don't lie about what a party line is. They'll believe you.
	3:15pm Webhamster Henry: Party lines: they were a shared phone lines, with different rings for each customer. You could pick up and eavesdrop on who ever was talking.
	3:15pm Dominick: Party line worked out OK for Rock & Doris
	3:15pm KevinfromBayRidge: Irwin, Thanks for reminding us of the bad old days.
	3:17pm Laura L: Yeah, party line. Kids today don't know from party lines or waiting for the hours with cheaper rates to make long distance calls on Sundays.
	👻 3:19pm rrg: SO much cheaper on Sundays. Why call at any other time?
	3:23pm Irwin: "West" - Tom Waits tune.
	3:26pm jan: Party lines most recently were common in rural areas where not enough telephone lines were available for individual subscribers. Multiple houses had their telephones wired to the same lines. An individual would use a crank on the phone to summon the local operator at a central office and the operator would then connect the caller to the desired number. Because every home served by that that particular phone loop was always connected, one might hear another conversation being held if the circuit was already in use.It would always be possible to listen in on other callers. Crossed wires were the phenomena that would unintentionally allow a third party to overhear a phone conversation of others in conventional wired phone service.
	3:26pm Mike East: there was a popsicle stick joke we read last weekend with the punchline "long distance calls" and none of the kids got it. Wasn't a good joke to begin with, but kids have no idea what a long distance call is anymore.
	👻 3:27pm rrg: A.V. Club?
	3:28pm Irwin: The Onion
	👻 3:28pm rrg: Ah, right.
	3:28pm Roberto: Courtney B: The mores I hears, the mores I likes!
	👻 3:29pm rrg: Real good cover.
	3:29pm Dominick: koo koo
	👻 3:30pm rrg: ka joo
	3:30pm steve: im guessing Marco's on after Joe?
	👻 3:30pm rrg: So you're on a first-name basis with them?
	3:32pm steve: oh the times we've had together, the three of us.
	3:33pm common: ah, 90s.
	👻 3:33pm rrg: You're just a big old star-fucker.
	3:34pm steve: one could do worse
	👻 3:37pm rrg: I'm gonna get me that Courtney Barnett audio TOO. I can't let Irwin have something that I don't have also.
	3:47pm Denise in DC: Just popping in to say hi and let everyone know I'm still alive. And listening.
	👻 3:52pm rrg: Hi, Denise!
	3:53pm gurn blanston: oh wow, just tuned in and had no idea Marco b. was going to be on. Truly excited!
	3:57pm Alison Porchnik: I like this. Just sayin.
	4:12pm Whooda: Joe Frank is in fine form today.
	4:13pm common: hey denise! there's my skeleton!
	4:20pm tom k`way b`klyn: hey now
	4:23pm Denise in DC: Yep, common! You gave me permission awhile back to use it.
	4:23pm Crisis of feed me: Goddamn Joe, I'm fuckin hungry now.
	4:23pm jan: I'll have one of those desserts that Joe described.
	4:25pm common: yea, denise! good to see you!
	4:33pm Carmichael: Yo Irwin and peeps. Hanging around, half-listening. Way too busy, but trying nonetheless.
	4:50pm Rudie: Cya All Great Disk Jockey There
	4:59pm Robert: "In the Dark"
	5:04pm Rectitude: That Joe episode was excellent
	5:11pm steve: wow, he's awesome!
	5:16pm pfcidb: digging these new marcojamz
	5:28pm Mike East: sounding great!!!
	👻 5:39pm chris: I am really enjoying this Macro Benevento Trio live set... Thanks, guys!
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...huh! - read about 'circuit-benders', & expected some wiggy avant electronic stuff - instead we got this great sorta Alt-PianoPop ! ...interesting sound, uplifting spirit... - Thx Band & always FMU for bringing the Live...
	5:45pm Rectitude: 'And that launched a record label' hehe
	5:53pm Mike East: awesome cover!
	👻 6:00pm chris: Monica! Yay!
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MONICA ! - Thx Mr. Irwin (& M.B. Trio again)...
	6:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& Mr. Flores too...
	4:37pm steve: we had a party line in England when I was a kid - it was a shared telephone line (it cost less than an individual line). You'd pick up the phone and if there was a dialing tone, you could call, otherwise you'd have to wait until it was free. Our telephone # was (area code)211!

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September 3, 2014: Marco Benevento live

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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)
The Kinks	Party Line "Party Line" by "The Kinks"	Face to Face	0:03:25 (Pop-up)
Marco Benevento	Witches of Ulster	Swift	0:06:15 (Pop-up)

Hank Mobley	The Dip "The Dip" by "Hank Mobley"	Dippin'	0:13:58 (Pop-up)
Blitzkriegbliss	Goin' Out West "Goin' Out West" by "Blitzkriegbliss"	Every Day is Marked	0:21:45 (Pop-up)
Courtney Barnett	Cannonball "Cannonball" by "Courtney Barnett"	A.V. Club	0:25:02 (Pop-up)

My Bloody Valentine	Nothing Much to Lose	Isn't Anything	0:31:49 (Pop-up)
SRC	Daystar "Daystar" by "SRC"	SRC	0:34:38 (Pop-up)
Lijadu Sisters	Cashing In "Cashing In" by "Lijadu Sisters"	Danger	0:39:10 (Pop-up)
David Bee and His Orchestra	Ballet Mambo	Crazy Cocktail Party	0:45:17 (Pop-up)

Field Music	Measure "Measure" by "Field Music"	Measure	0:50:34 (Pop-up)
Le Stelle di Mario Schifano	Susan Song	Dedicato	0:53:44 (Pop-up)

MARCO BENEVENTO	LIVE IN STUDIO with Dave Dreiwitz (bass) & Andy Borger (drums)	Engineer: JON FLORES	2:01:58 (Pop-up)
Marco Benevento (live)	Witches of Ulster	live in the studio NOW	2:02:25 (Pop-up)
Marco Benevento (live)	If I Get to See You at All	live in the studio NOW	2:07:19 (Pop-up)
Marco Benevento (live)	Eye to Eye	live in the studio NOW	2:11:44 (Pop-up)
Marco Benevento	interview seg 1 "interview seg 1" by "Marco Benevento"		2:16:18 (Pop-up)
Marco Benevento (live)	The Saint "The Saint" by "Marco Benevento (live)"	live in the studio NOW	2:22:19 (Pop-up)
Marco Benevento (live)	At the Show	live in the studio NOW	2:26:17 (Pop-up)
Marco Benevento (live)	Free Us All	live in the studio NOW	2:33:53 (Pop-up)
Marco Benevento	interview seg 2 "interview seg 2" by "Marco Benevento"		2:37:38 (Pop-up)
Marco Benevento	Limbs of a Pine / Jump Into the Fire	live in the studio NOW	2:47:49 (Pop-up)
Marco Benevento	This Is How It Goes	live in the studio NOW	2:55:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:05pm Dominick: Who is that?
	3:06pm Irwin: Who is who?
	3:07pm Dominick: Who is that speaking, please?
	3:07pm Listening Out There: Who is Dominick?
	3:08pm Dominick: I is you
	3:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yars yars - people listening in on not-so-private connections - what a quaint notion...
	👻 3:11pm rrg: During my long life, I've actually used party lines a few times.
	3:11pm Irwin: Depends what your definition of ISIS.
	3:12pm Listening Out There: Is today's guest still playing that railroad-type piano?
	3:14pm Listening Out There: Ah. A party line is what you'd say in Communist countries...
	👻 3:14pm rrg: No, no, Irwin. Don't lie about what a party line is. They'll believe you.
	3:15pm Webhamster Henry: Party lines: they were a shared phone lines, with different rings for each customer. You could pick up and eavesdrop on who ever was talking.
	3:15pm Dominick: Party line worked out OK for Rock & Doris
	3:15pm KevinfromBayRidge: Irwin, Thanks for reminding us of the bad old days.
	3:17pm Laura L: Yeah, party line. Kids today don't know from party lines or waiting for the hours with cheaper rates to make long distance calls on Sundays.
	👻 3:19pm rrg: SO much cheaper on Sundays. Why call at any other time?
	3:23pm Irwin: "West" - Tom Waits tune.
	3:26pm jan: Party lines most recently were common in rural areas where not enough telephone lines were available for individual subscribers. Multiple houses had their telephones wired to the same lines. An individual would use a crank on the phone to summon the local operator at a central office and the operator would then connect the caller to the desired number. Because every home served by that that particular phone loop was always connected, one might hear another conversation being held if the circuit was already in use.It would always be possible to listen in on other callers. Crossed wires were the phenomena that would unintentionally allow a third party to overhear a phone conversation of others in conventional wired phone service.
	3:26pm Mike East: there was a popsicle stick joke we read last weekend with the punchline "long distance calls" and none of the kids got it. Wasn't a good joke to begin with, but kids have no idea what a long distance call is anymore.
	👻 3:27pm rrg: A.V. Club?
	3:28pm Irwin: The Onion
	👻 3:28pm rrg: Ah, right.
	3:28pm Roberto: Courtney B: The mores I hears, the mores I likes!
	👻 3:29pm rrg: Real good cover.
	3:29pm Dominick: koo koo
	👻 3:30pm rrg: ka joo
	3:30pm steve: im guessing Marco's on after Joe?
	👻 3:30pm rrg: So you're on a first-name basis with them?
	3:32pm steve: oh the times we've had together, the three of us.
	3:33pm common: ah, 90s.
	👻 3:33pm rrg: You're just a big old star-fucker.
	3:34pm steve: one could do worse
	👻 3:37pm rrg: I'm gonna get me that Courtney Barnett audio TOO. I can't let Irwin have something that I don't have also.
	3:47pm Denise in DC: Just popping in to say hi and let everyone know I'm still alive. And listening.
	👻 3:52pm rrg: Hi, Denise!
	3:53pm gurn blanston: oh wow, just tuned in and had no idea Marco b. was going to be on. Truly excited!
	3:57pm Alison Porchnik: I like this. Just sayin.
	4:12pm Whooda: Joe Frank is in fine form today.
	4:13pm common: hey denise! there's my skeleton!
	4:20pm tom k`way b`klyn: hey now
	4:23pm Denise in DC: Yep, common! You gave me permission awhile back to use it.
	4:23pm Crisis of feed me: Goddamn Joe, I'm fuckin hungry now.
	4:23pm jan: I'll have one of those desserts that Joe described.
	4:25pm common: yea, denise! good to see you!
	4:33pm Carmichael: Yo Irwin and peeps. Hanging around, half-listening. Way too busy, but trying nonetheless.
	4:50pm Rudie: Cya All Great Disk Jockey There
	4:59pm Robert: "In the Dark"
	5:04pm Rectitude: That Joe episode was excellent
	5:11pm steve: wow, he's awesome!
	5:16pm pfcidb: digging these new marcojamz
	5:28pm Mike East: sounding great!!!
	👻 5:39pm chris: I am really enjoying this Macro Benevento Trio live set... Thanks, guys!
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...huh! - read about 'circuit-benders', & expected some wiggy avant electronic stuff - instead we got this great sorta Alt-PianoPop ! ...interesting sound, uplifting spirit... - Thx Band & always FMU for bringing the Live...
	5:45pm Rectitude: 'And that launched a record label' hehe
	5:53pm Mike East: awesome cover!
	👻 6:00pm chris: Monica! Yay!
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MONICA ! - Thx Mr. Irwin (& M.B. Trio again)...
	6:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& Mr. Flores too...
	4:37pm steve: we had a party line in England when I was a kid - it was a shared telephone line (it cost less than an individual line). You'd pick up the phone and if there was a dialing tone, you could call, otherwise you'd have to wait until it was free. Our telephone # was (area code)211!

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from September 3, 2014

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