WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 3, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:02pm Carmichael: Ya baby, swingin' beat.
	3:03pm Claw!: Detached Millenial here!
	3:03pm V Priceless: Let there be Irwin!
	3:05pm phat: Holy cow. I haven't been able to listen to your show in ages, because of work. New job = WFMU in the day.
	3:05pm Listener Robert: Irwin, watch out -- there's someone belching with your mike open.
	3:06pm Ryab: Tame Impala <3
	3:08pm Carmichael: I had a '65 Impala for a while. Really nice car.
	3:11pm Brendan: Would a non -feral tame impala be suitable in the living room?
	3:12pm Laura L: Thank goodness for modern technology--it's so much easier to listen to radio today than in the old days when radio had to be printed and bound.
	3:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Know not this U.S. of A. tune - has guitars!...
	3:14pm Stevel: My kid got a hold of my radio once and scribbled all over it. Hard as hell to hear anything on it after that.
	3:15pm Irwin: RR63: Demo, from the Sundazed bonus track ed.
	3:17pm Andrew Waterloo: Remember when the ink would fade and everything sounded white?
	3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Ta.
	3:21pm Polyus: That Wire song had the feel of a band sounding like other bands that it influenced in the first place. If that makes sense.
	3:22pm combokid: That actually does make sense
	3:22pm combokid: It's like when de Kooning started painting de Koonings.
	3:27pm Polyus: Downtown Minneapolis isn't really much of a view.
	3:27pm Irwin: It looks great from Duluth.
	3:29pm Tony Seymour: The more I listen to WFMU, the more normal i think i am and i am not as far gone as i previously thought. Still tripping on Waterfall Person as a name.
	3:30pm Irwin: HELLO, TONY! (Oops, sorry to yell.)
	3:31pm Mike East: hey what about generation Y? have they decided to just group them in with the millennials and gen x'ers?
	3:32pm Irwin: Fuck Y.
	3:32pm Irwin: Get ready -- here it comes!
	3:33pm Tony Seymour: Hey i am FAR away......AND hard of hearing....yelling is fine in that regard.......YO IRWIN!!!
	3:33pm Dean: Then there's Generation U.
	3:34pm Irwin: I love U.
	3:34pm V Priceless: nice Gong cut, Irwin - thanx!
	3:34pm MONEYBAG$: RIP Pablow
	3:34pm Stevel: Irwin is a cruel, cruel person.
	3:35pm Steve Albini: "Music has entered the environment as an atmospheric element, like the wind, and in that capacity should not be subject to control and compensation. Well, not unless the rights holders are willing to let me turn the tables on it. If you think my listening is worth something, OK then, so do I. Play a Phil Collins song while I’m grocery shopping? Pay me $20. Def Leppard? Make it $100. Miley Cyrus? They don’t print money big enough."
	3:35pm nickybones: Voice so scratchy! Guess Party in the USA was a long time ago already...
	3:36pm Harry Skyr: OMG, listen to this instead: Miley - (lingual mix) - No Sleep Tonight - Feat. Bunnie Rabbit - & 7ophrenica
	3:36pm Mr. Lowry: Up until now, I could honestly and proudly say I've never heard Miley Cyrus.
	3:36pm V Priceless: that's potentially deadly stuff, that thar blowfish.
	3:37pm MONEYBAG$: This could be the Rocky Raccoon of Miley's white album
	3:38pm WaveyDavey: Oh dear! The unholy union of a seahorse and a blow fish.
	3:38pm Listener Robert: The pancreas DOES NOT secrete anything to neutralize stomach acid! That comes from the organ with the greater distinction, the liver.
	3:39pm V Priceless: woo! Free Design!
	3:39pm Webhamster Henry: "We did it the last time - but it didn't work"
	👻 3:39pm rrg: I like this show.
	3:40pm Listener Robert: In fact, if the alkali in gall back up into the pancreas, that's a serious, even life-threatening, not to mention painful, condition.
	3:41pm Claw!: Weird Al did the best song about the pancreas.
	3:42pm Listener Robert: I bet Weird Al got the details right. He usu. does.
	3:43pm Claw!: He did. He is perfect.
	3:43pm CDToaster: Can anyone tell my why "Tailor Man" (track 3 on Irwin's playlist) is NOT on my 10 track USofA CD? Perhaps it has been reissued with a bonus track? Sorry, I missed Irwin's back announcement.
	3:49pm Listener Robert: I disagree w Weird Al about the Oxford comma, though you'll notice he never said it was incorrect.
	3:49pm Irwin: CDT: See comment above.
	3:51pm V Priceless: 'ol two eye...er..blue eyes!
	3:52pm Irwin: I miss Matt from Springfield.
	3:53pm Claw!: I am with you, Robert. I choose not to "leave off that Oxford comma" myself.
	3:53pm phat: I liked the Miley track. A lot.
	3:55pm CDToaster: Ah, I see; thanks Irwin...
	3:58pm Webhamster Henry: For a second I thought this was Brute Force.
	👻 3:58pm rrg: I think that might actually be spelled "WeAreTheYouth".
	👻 3:58pm rrg: We all have our affectations.
	3:59pm Irwin: You are correct, rrg, but I hate it that way so I "fixed" it.
	👻 3:59pm rrg: I'm on your side.
	3:59pm Ike: As I no longer live in NJ, I am now legally permitted to say that Frank Sinatra is a wanker and his voice sounds like smooth, processed horse baloney. With those gross little olive slices in it. But Electric Youth and Silver Apples are great!
	👻 4:00pm chris: Aging X-er in da hizoussse! mmmm, horse baloney....
	4:01pm Carmichael: Sinatra = pimento loaf?
	4:02pm JakeGould: Sinatra is great. Without him what would we have crooner-wise? Bing Crosby? Mel Torme? Those just sound like mothballs. Frank Sinatra is class.
	👻 4:02pm rrg: Hey! Mel is okay too.
	4:03pm V Priceless: olive loaf, I think Ike means. I actually like olive loaf, myself.
	👻 4:03pm chris: don't forget Sammy D Jr, that cat was outtasight
	4:03pm Carmichael: Al Martino never got the recognition he deserved.
	4:03pm JakeGould: Screw Mel Torme.
	4:04pm Listener Robert: I see Jake agrees w me about Crosby. Sinatra is to Crosby as music is to sound effects.
	4:04pm JakeGould: I like Sammy Davis Jr. But without Frank Sinatra nobody would know or care about Sammy Davis Jr. on account of the racism. You like Sammy Davis Jr.? You need to respect Sinatra.
	4:04pm Jeff: Because velvet is just the wrong thing to make fog out of?
	4:04pm Claw!: V, we all know your favorite Loaf is Meat.
	4:05pm JakeGould: Nay… Fuck Mel Torme. If you see that scrawled in a bathroom in NYC/NJ you know I was there.
	4:05pm spodiodi: Olive loaf ain't got nuthin' on Pickle and Pimento loaf.
	4:05pm common: i can't look for jobs anym0re. beer and this now.
	4:05pm Listener Robert: I'm always cautious about "if not for" statements, because we don't know if Sammy Davis would've found another champion.
	4:06pm V Priceless: Nah..I dig his daughter, Olive...you should know that by now, Claw!
	4:07pm Listener Robert: I'm not a Torme fan, but he's still better than Crosby.
	4:08pm Listener Robert: If you want to hear Bing Crosby, fill Mel Torme's mouth w cotton before having him sing.
	4:10pm spodiodi: Think I remember the last time this was played...
	4:11pm spodiodi: She ends up going to his funeral, eh?
	4:12pm Jack: In Iceland, it's no longer legal to kill Basques on sight. They just revoked a 400 year old law.
	4:13pm Webhamster Henry: I always though Crosby was uninteresting until I heard his really early recordings, where the crooning was a real innovation. He coasted on that for decades. That and Orange Juice commercials.
	4:16pm JakeGould: “In Iceland, it's no longer legal to kill Basques on sight.” Thanks Debbie Downer. :/
	4:19pm Neg-guh-tor: Oh, I love Joe.
	4:21pm common: love the laughing.
	4:30pm Neg-guh-tor: I want all of these in any media form. WFMU at an apex. All possibilities of radio seemed opened up to me. Back then, it ALL seemed mysterious and new, especially Mr. Frank's hour which I never missed. I shoulda recorded them. You had Muriel's Treasure hour at the end of your show.
	4:38pm Listener Robert: If you listen enough to Antique Phonograph or Rich Conaty, I think you'll find even that's not true, Henry.
	👻 4:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: Wait...go back. What size shirt?
	4:39pm Listener Robert: What characterizes crooning? Breathiness?
	4:40pm Neg-guh-tor: https://www.joefrank.com/shows/work-in-progress/
	4:41pm Neg-guh-tor: Now I just need $100.
	4:41pm Listener Robert: Breathiness in sprechstimme with alternating clipped & elongated phrasing?
	4:50pm marc: This is excellent. Addicting
	4:57pm comatosefratguy: That was a funny joe frank episode. Thanks Irwin!
	5:04pm V Priceless: Herb Alpert rules!
	5:11pm Irwin: Donald Byrd on trumpet on this Mobley tune.
	5:14pm Lewis: excellent rhythms - reminiscent of ska…? don drummond maybe…
	5:21pm laughingacademy: Still tripping about the fact that Boyce and Hart wrote the line "Here we come, walking down the street..." while they were walking down the street from their house to a park.
	5:21pm MikeY: I love my aNDROID... lISTENING WHILE MOWING MY LAWN.
	5:23pm MikeY: eVERYONE LISTEN TO ANDREAS LAST SHOW ... live ORGASMS
	5:24pm MikeY: JUST KIDDING she will be missed at my house
	5:25pm MikeY: Whos the drummer
	5:26pm MikeY: Back to the lawn Great show as always Irwin.
	5:31pm Emily: Your show is saving my afternoon. Thanks for that. Much appreciated.
	5:32pm Laura L: Nice song, this one--is whole album good, Irwin?
	5:32pm Irwin: Emily: Would it otherwise have been a disaster or merely a disappointment?
	5:33pm common: thank you irwin
	5:34pm Emily: Disaster for others. I would have made it so if this lovely music wasn't improving my mood. You're a hero.
	5:37pm MikeY: Is there way to see Sex in Broadcasting in the Albany NY?
	5:40pm Irwin: Dunno, MikeY - keep checking wfmu.org for future screenings.
	5:41pm Fredericks: Irwin, my research says that was Freddie Hubbard playing trumpet on that Mobley tune.
	5:41pm MikeY: Will it ever be out on DVD ? I think it was playing at a fet in Montreal but I missed it by a day or two
	5:42pm Fredericks: Great tune whomever is on trumpet.
	5:43pm MikeY: Now Jeff Lynne Gets better with age. NEVER FORGET ELO
	5:43pm Irwin: Fredericks: I stand corrected. Byrd is on that album but not on that track. It is Hubbard.
	5:44pm common: shall never forget elo!
	5:45pm Irwin: I love Miles, but Morgan, Hubbard and Byrd during the hard bop years are supreme.
	5:47pm Fredericks: Always Freddie was pretty great. That is until I heard his version of "Feelings." Really sad.
	5:49pm Irwin: Morgan's death was tragic and premature, but I wonder where he would have ventured musically during the disco era?
	5:49pm Fredericks: "Always thought Freddie was pretty great."
	5:49pm Tony Seymour: The jam!
	5:50pm Fredericks: Maybe he would have moved in a World music direction.
	5:56pm Irwin: This is mind-boggling.
	5:56pm Kat in Chicago: This cover of "Reach Out" just keeps getting better
	5:58pm Mike East: I agree with Kat
	5:58pm Laura L: My mind is boggled now too. Thank you, Irwin.
	👻 5:59pm chris: thanks for all the boggling, Irwin!
	5:59pm Kat in Chicago: ~wow~

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 3, 2015

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June 3, 2015: Bringing Together Detached Millennials, Aging X-ers, and Sundowning Boomers.

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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)
Tame Impala	Let It Happen "Let It Happen" by "Tame Impala"	Currents	0:04:16 (Pop-up)
The United States of America	Tailor Man	The United States of America	0:11:01 (Pop-up)
Wire	Blogging "Blogging" by "Wire"	Wire	0:14:17 (Pop-up)
Waterfall Person	Offaly Good "Offaly Good" by "Waterfall Person"	Bug Byte	0:18:02 (Pop-up)

Garrison Starr	Between the Devil's Rain and a Dying Language	Amateur	0:24:38 (Pop-up)
Gong	Love is How Y Make It "Love is How Y Make It" by "Gong"	Angel's Egg	0:28:39 (Pop-up)
Miley Cyrus	Pablow the Blowfish "Pablow the Blowfish" by "Miley Cyrus"	Youtube vee-joe	0:32:27 (Pop-up)
Heywood Banks	Pancreas "Pancreas" by "Heywood Banks"	Treated and Released	0:35:42 (Pop-up)
The Free Design	2002 - A Hit Song	Kites Are Fun	0:36:57 (Pop-up)
Flyying Colours	Leak "Leak" by "Flyying Colours"	Roygbiv	0:39:40 (Pop-up)

Workdogs	Stimulant "Stimulant" by "Workdogs"	Old	0:46:47 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	Come Fly With Me "Come Fly With Me" by "Frank Sinatra"	Come Fly With Me	0:48:56 (Pop-up)
Electric Youth	We Are the Youth "We Are the Youth" by "Electric Youth"	Innerworld	0:52:11 (Pop-up)
Silver Apples	The Owl "The Owl" by "Silver Apples"	The Garden	0:55:16 (Pop-up)

Mount Miguel High School Concert Orchestra	Ionization (comp. Varese)	Mount Miguel High School Concert Orchestra (1962)	1:52:46 (Pop-up)
Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass	Bud	Herb Alpert's Ninth	1:57:43 (Pop-up)

Cleaners from Venus	Night Starvation	On Any Normal Monday (cassette)	2:07:31 (Pop-up)
Hank Mobley	The Turnaround "The Turnaround" by "Hank Mobley"	The Turnaround	2:09:46 (Pop-up)
Boyce & Hart	Out and About "Out and About" by "Boyce & Hart"	I Wonder What She's Doing Tonite: The Best of Boyce & Hart	2:17:50 (Pop-up)
Taylor Eigsti	Freedom Jazz Dance "Freedom Jazz Dance" by "Taylor Eigsti"	Lucky to Be Me	2:20:16 (Pop-up)
Angelo Noce Santoro	Undiú "Undiú" by "Angelo Noce Santoro"	For You	2:24:54 (Pop-up)

Jeff Lynne	Now You're Gone "Now You're Gone" by "Jeff Lynne"	Armchair Theatre	2:38:08 (Pop-up)
The Brother Kite	On the Mend "On the Mend" by "The Brother Kite"	Model Rocket	2:41:39 (Pop-up)
Barrence Whitfield & the Savages	Willie Meehan	Savage Kings	2:45:20 (Pop-up)
The Primitives	Working Isn't Working	Spin-O-Rama	2:48:29 (Pop-up)
Franco & His Vagabondi	Reach Out I'll Be There	Franco & His Vagabondi	2:51:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm Carmichael: Ya baby, swingin' beat.
	3:03pm Claw!: Detached Millenial here!
	3:03pm V Priceless: Let there be Irwin!
	3:05pm phat: Holy cow. I haven't been able to listen to your show in ages, because of work. New job = WFMU in the day.
	3:05pm Listener Robert: Irwin, watch out -- there's someone belching with your mike open.
	3:06pm Ryab: Tame Impala <3
	3:08pm Carmichael: I had a '65 Impala for a while. Really nice car.
	3:11pm Brendan: Would a non -feral tame impala be suitable in the living room?
	3:12pm Laura L: Thank goodness for modern technology--it's so much easier to listen to radio today than in the old days when radio had to be printed and bound.
	3:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Know not this U.S. of A. tune - has guitars!...
	3:14pm Stevel: My kid got a hold of my radio once and scribbled all over it. Hard as hell to hear anything on it after that.
	3:15pm Irwin: RR63: Demo, from the Sundazed bonus track ed.
	3:17pm Andrew Waterloo: Remember when the ink would fade and everything sounded white?
	3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Ta.
	3:21pm Polyus: That Wire song had the feel of a band sounding like other bands that it influenced in the first place. If that makes sense.
	3:22pm combokid: That actually does make sense
	3:22pm combokid: It's like when de Kooning started painting de Koonings.
	3:27pm Polyus: Downtown Minneapolis isn't really much of a view.
	3:27pm Irwin: It looks great from Duluth.
	3:29pm Tony Seymour: The more I listen to WFMU, the more normal i think i am and i am not as far gone as i previously thought. Still tripping on Waterfall Person as a name.
	3:30pm Irwin: HELLO, TONY! (Oops, sorry to yell.)
	3:31pm Mike East: hey what about generation Y? have they decided to just group them in with the millennials and gen x'ers?
	3:32pm Irwin: Fuck Y.
	3:32pm Irwin: Get ready -- here it comes!
	3:33pm Tony Seymour: Hey i am FAR away......AND hard of hearing....yelling is fine in that regard.......YO IRWIN!!!
	3:33pm Dean: Then there's Generation U.
	3:34pm Irwin: I love U.
	3:34pm V Priceless: nice Gong cut, Irwin - thanx!
	3:34pm MONEYBAG$: RIP Pablow
	3:34pm Stevel: Irwin is a cruel, cruel person.
	3:35pm Steve Albini: "Music has entered the environment as an atmospheric element, like the wind, and in that capacity should not be subject to control and compensation. Well, not unless the rights holders are willing to let me turn the tables on it. If you think my listening is worth something, OK then, so do I. Play a Phil Collins song while I’m grocery shopping? Pay me $20. Def Leppard? Make it $100. Miley Cyrus? They don’t print money big enough."
	3:35pm nickybones: Voice so scratchy! Guess Party in the USA was a long time ago already...
	3:36pm Harry Skyr: OMG, listen to this instead: Miley - (lingual mix) - No Sleep Tonight - Feat. Bunnie Rabbit - & 7ophrenica
	3:36pm Mr. Lowry: Up until now, I could honestly and proudly say I've never heard Miley Cyrus.
	3:36pm V Priceless: that's potentially deadly stuff, that thar blowfish.
	3:37pm MONEYBAG$: This could be the Rocky Raccoon of Miley's white album
	3:38pm WaveyDavey: Oh dear! The unholy union of a seahorse and a blow fish.
	3:38pm Listener Robert: The pancreas DOES NOT secrete anything to neutralize stomach acid! That comes from the organ with the greater distinction, the liver.
	3:39pm V Priceless: woo! Free Design!
	3:39pm Webhamster Henry: "We did it the last time - but it didn't work"
	👻 3:39pm rrg: I like this show.
	3:40pm Listener Robert: In fact, if the alkali in gall back up into the pancreas, that's a serious, even life-threatening, not to mention painful, condition.
	3:41pm Claw!: Weird Al did the best song about the pancreas.
	3:42pm Listener Robert: I bet Weird Al got the details right. He usu. does.
	3:43pm Claw!: He did. He is perfect.
	3:43pm CDToaster: Can anyone tell my why "Tailor Man" (track 3 on Irwin's playlist) is NOT on my 10 track USofA CD? Perhaps it has been reissued with a bonus track? Sorry, I missed Irwin's back announcement.
	3:49pm Listener Robert: I disagree w Weird Al about the Oxford comma, though you'll notice he never said it was incorrect.
	3:49pm Irwin: CDT: See comment above.
	3:51pm V Priceless: 'ol two eye...er..blue eyes!
	3:52pm Irwin: I miss Matt from Springfield.
	3:53pm Claw!: I am with you, Robert. I choose not to "leave off that Oxford comma" myself.
	3:53pm phat: I liked the Miley track. A lot.
	3:55pm CDToaster: Ah, I see; thanks Irwin...
	3:58pm Webhamster Henry: For a second I thought this was Brute Force.
	👻 3:58pm rrg: I think that might actually be spelled "WeAreTheYouth".
	👻 3:58pm rrg: We all have our affectations.
	3:59pm Irwin: You are correct, rrg, but I hate it that way so I "fixed" it.
	👻 3:59pm rrg: I'm on your side.
	3:59pm Ike: As I no longer live in NJ, I am now legally permitted to say that Frank Sinatra is a wanker and his voice sounds like smooth, processed horse baloney. With those gross little olive slices in it. But Electric Youth and Silver Apples are great!
	👻 4:00pm chris: Aging X-er in da hizoussse! mmmm, horse baloney....
	4:01pm Carmichael: Sinatra = pimento loaf?
	4:02pm JakeGould: Sinatra is great. Without him what would we have crooner-wise? Bing Crosby? Mel Torme? Those just sound like mothballs. Frank Sinatra is class.
	👻 4:02pm rrg: Hey! Mel is okay too.
	4:03pm V Priceless: olive loaf, I think Ike means. I actually like olive loaf, myself.
	👻 4:03pm chris: don't forget Sammy D Jr, that cat was outtasight
	4:03pm Carmichael: Al Martino never got the recognition he deserved.
	4:03pm JakeGould: Screw Mel Torme.
	4:04pm Listener Robert: I see Jake agrees w me about Crosby. Sinatra is to Crosby as music is to sound effects.
	4:04pm JakeGould: I like Sammy Davis Jr. But without Frank Sinatra nobody would know or care about Sammy Davis Jr. on account of the racism. You like Sammy Davis Jr.? You need to respect Sinatra.
	4:04pm Jeff: Because velvet is just the wrong thing to make fog out of?
	4:04pm Claw!: V, we all know your favorite Loaf is Meat.
	4:05pm JakeGould: Nay… Fuck Mel Torme. If you see that scrawled in a bathroom in NYC/NJ you know I was there.
	4:05pm spodiodi: Olive loaf ain't got nuthin' on Pickle and Pimento loaf.
	4:05pm common: i can't look for jobs anym0re. beer and this now.
	4:05pm Listener Robert: I'm always cautious about "if not for" statements, because we don't know if Sammy Davis would've found another champion.
	4:06pm V Priceless: Nah..I dig his daughter, Olive...you should know that by now, Claw!
	4:07pm Listener Robert: I'm not a Torme fan, but he's still better than Crosby.
	4:08pm Listener Robert: If you want to hear Bing Crosby, fill Mel Torme's mouth w cotton before having him sing.
	4:10pm spodiodi: Think I remember the last time this was played...
	4:11pm spodiodi: She ends up going to his funeral, eh?
	4:12pm Jack: In Iceland, it's no longer legal to kill Basques on sight. They just revoked a 400 year old law.
	4:13pm Webhamster Henry: I always though Crosby was uninteresting until I heard his really early recordings, where the crooning was a real innovation. He coasted on that for decades. That and Orange Juice commercials.
	4:16pm JakeGould: “In Iceland, it's no longer legal to kill Basques on sight.” Thanks Debbie Downer. :/
	4:19pm Neg-guh-tor: Oh, I love Joe.
	4:21pm common: love the laughing.
	4:30pm Neg-guh-tor: I want all of these in any media form. WFMU at an apex. All possibilities of radio seemed opened up to me. Back then, it ALL seemed mysterious and new, especially Mr. Frank's hour which I never missed. I shoulda recorded them. You had Muriel's Treasure hour at the end of your show.
	4:38pm Listener Robert: If you listen enough to Antique Phonograph or Rich Conaty, I think you'll find even that's not true, Henry.
	👻 4:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: Wait...go back. What size shirt?
	4:39pm Listener Robert: What characterizes crooning? Breathiness?
	4:40pm Neg-guh-tor: https://www.joefrank.com/shows/work-in-progress/
	4:41pm Neg-guh-tor: Now I just need $100.
	4:41pm Listener Robert: Breathiness in sprechstimme with alternating clipped & elongated phrasing?
	4:50pm marc: This is excellent. Addicting
	4:57pm comatosefratguy: That was a funny joe frank episode. Thanks Irwin!
	5:04pm V Priceless: Herb Alpert rules!
	5:11pm Irwin: Donald Byrd on trumpet on this Mobley tune.
	5:14pm Lewis: excellent rhythms - reminiscent of ska…? don drummond maybe…
	5:21pm laughingacademy: Still tripping about the fact that Boyce and Hart wrote the line "Here we come, walking down the street..." while they were walking down the street from their house to a park.
	5:21pm MikeY: I love my aNDROID... lISTENING WHILE MOWING MY LAWN.
	5:23pm MikeY: eVERYONE LISTEN TO ANDREAS LAST SHOW ... live ORGASMS
	5:24pm MikeY: JUST KIDDING she will be missed at my house
	5:25pm MikeY: Whos the drummer
	5:26pm MikeY: Back to the lawn Great show as always Irwin.
	5:31pm Emily: Your show is saving my afternoon. Thanks for that. Much appreciated.
	5:32pm Laura L: Nice song, this one--is whole album good, Irwin?
	5:32pm Irwin: Emily: Would it otherwise have been a disaster or merely a disappointment?
	5:33pm common: thank you irwin
	5:34pm Emily: Disaster for others. I would have made it so if this lovely music wasn't improving my mood. You're a hero.
	5:37pm MikeY: Is there way to see Sex in Broadcasting in the Albany NY?
	5:40pm Irwin: Dunno, MikeY - keep checking wfmu.org for future screenings.
	5:41pm Fredericks: Irwin, my research says that was Freddie Hubbard playing trumpet on that Mobley tune.
	5:41pm MikeY: Will it ever be out on DVD ? I think it was playing at a fet in Montreal but I missed it by a day or two
	5:42pm Fredericks: Great tune whomever is on trumpet.
	5:43pm MikeY: Now Jeff Lynne Gets better with age. NEVER FORGET ELO
	5:43pm Irwin: Fredericks: I stand corrected. Byrd is on that album but not on that track. It is Hubbard.
	5:44pm common: shall never forget elo!
	5:45pm Irwin: I love Miles, but Morgan, Hubbard and Byrd during the hard bop years are supreme.
	5:47pm Fredericks: Always Freddie was pretty great. That is until I heard his version of "Feelings." Really sad.
	5:49pm Irwin: Morgan's death was tragic and premature, but I wonder where he would have ventured musically during the disco era?
	5:49pm Fredericks: "Always thought Freddie was pretty great."
	5:49pm Tony Seymour: The jam!
	5:50pm Fredericks: Maybe he would have moved in a World music direction.
	5:56pm Irwin: This is mind-boggling.
	5:56pm Kat in Chicago: This cover of "Reach Out" just keeps getting better
	5:58pm Mike East: I agree with Kat
	5:58pm Laura L: My mind is boggled now too. Thank you, Irwin.
	👻 5:59pm chris: thanks for all the boggling, Irwin!
	5:59pm Kat in Chicago: ~wow~

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 3, 2015

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