WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from December 16, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Irwin!
	3:02pm Listening Out There: That photo on the playlist page...don't tell me...someone from last night's debate, right?
	3:04pm Claw!: Hey everyone! That clown is pointing and laughing at your broken dreams.
	3:05pm Bronwyn Bishop: Well this is an interesting cover
	3:07pm Michael: Bozo pic reminds me of the scary clown sign of my youth: weirdnj.com...
	👻 3:07pm Alison Porchnik: When I lived in California I used to listen to this in the winter and feel nostalgia for California in the winter. The funny thing is, I don't miss it at all.
	3:09pm Brendan: Heyo
	3:09pm Dean: Thing is, that song would work for almost any state/city. Minnesota Dreaming. Albuquerque Dreaming. Maybe Fort Lauderdale Dreaming breaks the spell.
	3:10pm Neil....wild.....wildl.....NEIL: HI Irwin and all FMU-ers!
	3:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: Yay Babe Ruth!
	3:12pm berbo: "Linden dreaming" ? I don't think so.
	3:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'd be broke & homeless ♬ ...if I was in L.A. ♬ ...Snubbed by the rich Goth girls - on a drought parched day ♩...
	3:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you get used to tremors they - usually - go away ♪ ...
	3:16pm berbo: Stopped into a pliates class I found along the way
	3:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...couldn't get up ♬ off my knees...
	3:18pm A.T.F.: Bozo played a mean guitar.
	3:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you can get good cheap Mexican food ♬ ...the sour cream might be ♫ ok...
	3:22pm Ike: Hey Irwin, Ken played yr Xmas classic today. You'd better not pout, you'd better not raise taxes, you'd better not be less militaristic, I'm telling you why: Santa Cruz is coming to town! He sees you when you're sleeping! (Via the NSA.) So go to sleep.
	3:22pm Dean: I should have specified "almost any four-syllable state/city."
	3:23pm Irwin: "Santa Cruz" -- I like, Ike.
	3:24pm Bronwyn Bishop: True that, Kyle. True that. I was obsessed with South Park when I was 15.
	3:26pm A.T.F.: Dont forget to bring a towel
	3:26pm FRED: Oliver Brown's song "Santa Cruz" is a good tune....
	3:36pm McCoy: Oh man, I thought Shining On was going to be a sweet Grand Funk cover. Like this Hatfield, though.
	👻 3:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: The Bozo picture might be for Willard Scott, who retired from an NBC morning show recently. He played Bozo at one time.
	3:39pm Parq: Actual headline in today's Washington Post: "These parrots may use ingenious tools – to make their puke more nutritious for mates".
	3:41pm Clay: Love the Man Alone record. Isn't that a Rod McCuen collab? Enjoying you, Ir. Keep it up, man. So very good. It's all that experience.
	3:43pm A.T.F.: So there was more than one Bozo?? HUH
	3:43pm Dean: Makes sense, since Lonesome Cities was a McKuen volume of "poems."
	3:43pm Brendan: For no particular reason the Nina Simone piece made me think of Pops Staples doin Papa Legba . Maybe the ritual sounding drum track
	3:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: SouthPark earliest thing was Jesus vs. Santa - perhaps the 1st salvo in the War on Xmas - but not their last. Oh no. For this I can nearly forget their cryptoConservatism...
	3:44pm berbo: The FCC is part of The War on Christmas? When will it end?
	3:45pm Clay: That Dave The Spazz Sinatra show was absolutely incredible. Glad you're airing some of it. Very magnanimous of you. Is that the right word? I wanted to use a large, impressive word.
	3:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pops Staples? Legba? ...That's like - 'Haiti is 80% Catholic - & 100% Voodoo'...
	3:47pm Irwin: Larry Harmon owned the rights to Bozo, and he was by many accounts a bastard, suing anyone and everyone who used HIS Bozo. In 2008 my friend Don Brockway sent out an email with the subject line, "Good news about Bozo." The mail contained Larry Harmon's obit.
	3:47pm Donna (the Mothra of Lisa): Hi Irwin- no comment, just wanted to wish you a blessed holiday season! Enjoying the show today.
	3:49pm Irwin: Hola, mama Donna!
	3:49pm V Priceless: good afternoon, Team Irwin!
	3:49pm Rich in Washington: what's the meaning of 'The Capital Clown'?
	3:50pm Irwin: Record label, Capitol.
	3:51pm Dean: These days we have many Capitol clowns. Most of the buildings denizens, in fact, out-Bozo Bozo.
	3:52pm Rich in Washington: ah! Thanks! I had wondered. Like maybe Bozo was a cabinet level position, or something.
	3:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Interviewer: Is it true the Beatles are Communists ? McCartney: Don't worry - we're - Capitol-ists...get it? ...
	3:53pm Bronwyn Bishop: Happy birthday Frank!!!
	3:53pm Dean: If you use your imagination you can picture the Minority Whip disciplining Bozo.
	👻 3:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: The latest spending bill from the capitol seems to give a lot of tax breaks to various interests, but at least it provides funds for the 9/11 responders to cover their health expenses.
	3:57pm Brendan: Hes describing. 6-4-3 double play
	4:04pm Listener Robert: So, Irwin, you're the one I have to blame for knocking Bill Kelly out of that time slot? I recall being confused for a while, thinking his voice had changed somewhat.
	4:08pm Mike East: I've tried that "here have a buck, kid" routine cuz I wanna be like Jonesy. Its a great bit.
	4:12pm Carmichael: I preferred Nancy over Frank.
	4:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Stolen form the Chairman of the Board: Holding your jacket over your shoulder nonchalantly by the collar or better still little hanging ring thing. ...It's Gestures, you see.
	4:14pm Chris in London: Irwin- you have just made one of my worst weeks ever much more bearable by playing "Yolanda"- never heard it before and I love love love it!! Thank you my friend :0)
	4:14pm Dean: Saw Sinatra live in the '80s on a good night. Most impressive, though, was the opening act, a comedian who appeared frequently on, for example, Dean Martin roasts and the like. He was pretty fucking filthy. Would have embarrassed Sam Kinison.
	4:15pm Neil....wild.....wildl.....NEIL: I have been listening to you guys on and off since you started back in 85!!
	4:16pm Greg from ZONE 5: Two of my favorite people discussing one of my favorite people.
	4:17pm ChrisB.: @Dean: Tom Dreesen?
	4:17pm Neil....wild.....wildl.....NEIL: He was AWESOME in The Manchurian Candidate!
	4:17pm Dean: Nope, @ChrisB. Had to look up Dreesen. It was Charlie Callas.
	4:17pm Chud: The Man with the Golden Arm was killer
	4:18pm Brendan: A couple of Frank remembrances in the fish wrap here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/frank-sinatra-americas-definitive-voice/2015/12/09/16f9d626-9df0-11e5-8728-1af6af208198_story.html https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-frank-sinatra-we-remember/2015/12/09/54477926-9dd1-11e5-8728-1af6af208198_story.html In George Will's column a great line from Shecky Greene “Sinatra saved my life in 1967. Five guys were beating me up, and I heard Frank say, ‘That’s enough.’
	4:18pm Dean: Guys & Dolls?
	4:21pm Dean: Here's the entry for the show: JULY 30-AUGUST 7, 1982: FS officially opened the Universal Amphitheater with two opening acts: comedian Charlie Callas and me. I forgot that Jr. sang, too. http://sinatrafamily.com/forum/showthread.php/33848-Today-in-Frank-Sinatra-history/page74
	4:21pm Clay: Loved this little passage from Bob Dylan's 'Chronicles" concerning Frank, Jr. where Dylan recalls ------ "going with his wife to see Frank Sinatra, Jr. play at New York’s Rainbow Room in the late 1960s. Bob writes about how much he enjoyed the show. Dylan “didn’t care if he was as good as his old man or not,” and writes how he liked his “big blasting band.” Frank Jr. came to Dylan’s table to chat after the set, but was wary (probably wondering if he was being put on) until he could see that Dylan “genuinely liked show tunes.” He obviously could only have picked that up from the way that Dylan spoke appreciatively about some of the songs that Frank Jr. had sung."
	👻 4:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: The guy who helped drop off my new stove this morning was in the house when Ken was playing Sinatra. He said something like "That's familiar. Is that Bing Crosby or someone?" I let him know it was Frank and that he was born 100 years ago.
	4:24pm Listener Robert: So we're at the point where we have to IDENTIFY or EXPLAIN Sinatra? Makes me feel soooo old.
	4:30pm Pudge: I love Frank, Jr.s rendition of "Shadows on a Foggy Day." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8ABV47VL7g
	4:34pm dale: his version of it's not easy being green is ggod. i think he did some other joe reposo numbers as well.
	4:34pm Parq: Oh, thank the Lord, you didn't let it play through to his version of "Bad Bad Leroy Brown". That was the worst Sinatra record I've ever heard -- and that's coming from one of the six people in the world who don't like "New York New York".
	4:55pm dale: this franco is very milky edwards
	4:55pm Brendan: All right! 70s style funky wah!
	4:55pm FRED: that moog solo was also pretty off key Pudge
	5:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: .tsilotipaC a s'eh & .yltsenoh ,sega daeD neeb sah luaP
	5:28pm Dean: This trio. Given their vast output, they are jaw-dropping good so much of the time.
	5:29pm Dean: I mean an amazing amount of the time. Hard to think of many lapses.
	5:34pm Pudge: This reminds me of that Ian Anderson "Flute Loops" promo 7" for General Mills.
	5:36pm victorwooten: Great show as always
	5:37pm Irwin: Thx VW.
	5:40pm Pudge: Fashion Party! it's like great food for a young dog ... Luppi Ciao! I am unable to stop.
	5:49pm Monica: Noel! Bren is a frequent crossword clue.
	5:50pm Clay: Awesome show, Irwin! Always a pleasure. Gotta run.
	5:50pm Irwin: Other than this song, never heard of it.
	5:52pm JakeGould: Did I miss a fucking patter song?
	5:55pm berbo: "LLama land". Wow.
	5:56pm JakeGould: Have we bombed “Llama Land” yet?
	5:58pm Parq: Yeah. This.
	5:59pm JakeGould: I like Bob Sinatra!
	5:59pm Fredericks: Too few dimensions!
	5:59pm Listening Out There: "Bob" "Rocks"
	5:59pm berbo: To be fair, Sinatra had a nasty cold when he recorded this.
	6:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Irwin. Clicky☆ed everything. Perfect...&/or - just well-disposed today... (...sorry if too much me like cholesterol in the artery of yer commentsboard...)
	6:02pm Listening Out There: Thanks, Mr. Host Sir!

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from December 16, 2015

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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)
American Music Club	California Dreamin'	San Francisco	0:03:30 (Pop-up)
The Helio Sequence	Red Shifting "Red Shifting" by "The Helio Sequence"	The Helio Sequence	0:06:30 (Pop-up)
Babe Ruth	Lady "Lady" by "Babe Ruth"	Amar Caballero	0:10:07 (Pop-up)

Jarby Mc Coy	Le Monde Entier Tressaille / De-cap Cumbia	Rien ne me suffit plus	0:17:21 (Pop-up)
Kyle Broflofski with Special Celebrity Guest	The Lonely Jew on Christmas	Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics	0:22:36 (Pop-up)
Is/Is	Side Ways "Side Ways" by "Is/Is"	Is/Is	0:25:05 (Pop-up)
Juliana Hatfield	Shining On "Shining On" by "Juliana Hatfield"	How to Walk Away	0:27:39 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Come Ye "Come Ye" by "Nina Simone"	Ultimate Nina Simone	0:32:20 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	Lonesome Cities "Lonesome Cities" by "Frank Sinatra"	A Man Alone	0:36:15 (Pop-up)

Wayne Gorbea's Salsa Picante	Yolanda	Cogele el Gusto	0:43:40 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly & Jules Munshin	O'Brien to Ryan to Goldberg	Take Me Out to the Ball Game (film soundtrack)	0:50:16 (Pop-up)
Wilmoth Houdini & His Calypso Parliament	Bobby Sox Idol	Calypso Capers	0:54:59 (Pop-up)

Dave the Spazz & Glen Jones	Reminisce about Frank Sinatra	Music to Spazz By, Dec.. 10, 2015	1:02:04 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	Here's to the Losers	Softly, As I Leave You	1:31:14 (Pop-up)

The La's	Over "Over" by "The La's"	BBC in Session, May 1988	1:36:16 (Pop-up)
Troll	Blue Skies "Blue Skies" by "Troll"	Que Son Los Trolls y en Ques Nos Ayudan?	1:41:08 (Pop-up)
Shari Elf & the Kittens	Anyone Can Do That	The Kittens	1:46:50 (Pop-up)
Waterfall Person	Do You Believe in Waterfall	Future Splash	1:50:04 (Pop-up)
Franco & His Vagabondi	Reach Out I'll Be There	Franco & His Vagabondi	1:51:35 (Pop-up)

Luna	23 Minutes in Brussels "23 Minutes in Brussels" by "Luna"	Penthouse	2:00:33 (Pop-up)
Pete La Roca	The Dancing Girl "The Dancing Girl" by "Pete La Roca"	Turkish Women at the Bath	2:06:59 (Pop-up)
Stina Nordenstam	Hopefully Yours "Hopefully Yours" by "Stina Nordenstam"	And She Closed Her Eyes	2:12:57 (Pop-up)
Real Estate	Younger Than Yesterday	Days	2:17:41 (Pop-up)

Keith Jarrett	Bop-Be "Bop-Be" by "Keith Jarrett"	At the Blue Note: Complete Recordings	2:23:49 (Pop-up)
Cachao	Los Tres Ases "Los Tres Ases" by "Cachao"	Cuba Linda	2:29:53 (Pop-up)
Daniele Luppi	Fashion Party "Fashion Party" by "Daniele Luppi"	An Italian Story	2:36:25 (Pop-up)
Minden	Trash Manor "Trash Manor" by "Minden"	What's More Than Appropriate?	2:39:24 (Pop-up)
Eddi Front	Always Tell the Truth "Always Tell the Truth" by "Eddi Front"	Love, Santa	2:43:05 (Pop-up)
Noel Coward	Could You Please Oblige Us with a Bren Gun	Mad Dogs & Englishmen	2:46:13 (Pop-up)
Hands In	Feel Nothing "Feel Nothing" by "Hands In"	Migrainer	2:49:34 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	Come Fly With Me "Come Fly With Me" by "Frank Sinatra"	Come Fly With Me	2:52:29 (Pop-up)
"Bob" Sinatra	My Way "My Way" by ""Bob" Sinatra"	The "Bob" Sinatra Sessions at VW Studios	2:55:37 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Irwin!
	3:02pm Listening Out There: That photo on the playlist page...don't tell me...someone from last night's debate, right?
	3:04pm Claw!: Hey everyone! That clown is pointing and laughing at your broken dreams.
	3:05pm Bronwyn Bishop: Well this is an interesting cover
	3:07pm Michael: Bozo pic reminds me of the scary clown sign of my youth: weirdnj.com...
	👻 3:07pm Alison Porchnik: When I lived in California I used to listen to this in the winter and feel nostalgia for California in the winter. The funny thing is, I don't miss it at all.
	3:09pm Brendan: Heyo
	3:09pm Dean: Thing is, that song would work for almost any state/city. Minnesota Dreaming. Albuquerque Dreaming. Maybe Fort Lauderdale Dreaming breaks the spell.
	3:10pm Neil....wild.....wildl.....NEIL: HI Irwin and all FMU-ers!
	3:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: Yay Babe Ruth!
	3:12pm berbo: "Linden dreaming" ? I don't think so.
	3:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'd be broke & homeless ♬ ...if I was in L.A. ♬ ...Snubbed by the rich Goth girls - on a drought parched day ♩...
	3:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you get used to tremors they - usually - go away ♪ ...
	3:16pm berbo: Stopped into a pliates class I found along the way
	3:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...couldn't get up ♬ off my knees...
	3:18pm A.T.F.: Bozo played a mean guitar.
	3:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you can get good cheap Mexican food ♬ ...the sour cream might be ♫ ok...
	3:22pm Ike: Hey Irwin, Ken played yr Xmas classic today. You'd better not pout, you'd better not raise taxes, you'd better not be less militaristic, I'm telling you why: Santa Cruz is coming to town! He sees you when you're sleeping! (Via the NSA.) So go to sleep.
	3:22pm Dean: I should have specified "almost any four-syllable state/city."
	3:23pm Irwin: "Santa Cruz" -- I like, Ike.
	3:24pm Bronwyn Bishop: True that, Kyle. True that. I was obsessed with South Park when I was 15.
	3:26pm A.T.F.: Dont forget to bring a towel
	3:26pm FRED: Oliver Brown's song "Santa Cruz" is a good tune....
	3:36pm McCoy: Oh man, I thought Shining On was going to be a sweet Grand Funk cover. Like this Hatfield, though.
	👻 3:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: The Bozo picture might be for Willard Scott, who retired from an NBC morning show recently. He played Bozo at one time.
	3:39pm Parq: Actual headline in today's Washington Post: "These parrots may use ingenious tools – to make their puke more nutritious for mates".
	3:41pm Clay: Love the Man Alone record. Isn't that a Rod McCuen collab? Enjoying you, Ir. Keep it up, man. So very good. It's all that experience.
	3:43pm A.T.F.: So there was more than one Bozo?? HUH
	3:43pm Dean: Makes sense, since Lonesome Cities was a McKuen volume of "poems."
	3:43pm Brendan: For no particular reason the Nina Simone piece made me think of Pops Staples doin Papa Legba . Maybe the ritual sounding drum track
	3:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: SouthPark earliest thing was Jesus vs. Santa - perhaps the 1st salvo in the War on Xmas - but not their last. Oh no. For this I can nearly forget their cryptoConservatism...
	3:44pm berbo: The FCC is part of The War on Christmas? When will it end?
	3:45pm Clay: That Dave The Spazz Sinatra show was absolutely incredible. Glad you're airing some of it. Very magnanimous of you. Is that the right word? I wanted to use a large, impressive word.
	3:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pops Staples? Legba? ...That's like - 'Haiti is 80% Catholic - & 100% Voodoo'...
	3:47pm Irwin: Larry Harmon owned the rights to Bozo, and he was by many accounts a bastard, suing anyone and everyone who used HIS Bozo. In 2008 my friend Don Brockway sent out an email with the subject line, "Good news about Bozo." The mail contained Larry Harmon's obit.
	3:47pm Donna (the Mothra of Lisa): Hi Irwin- no comment, just wanted to wish you a blessed holiday season! Enjoying the show today.
	3:49pm Irwin: Hola, mama Donna!
	3:49pm V Priceless: good afternoon, Team Irwin!
	3:49pm Rich in Washington: what's the meaning of 'The Capital Clown'?
	3:50pm Irwin: Record label, Capitol.
	3:51pm Dean: These days we have many Capitol clowns. Most of the buildings denizens, in fact, out-Bozo Bozo.
	3:52pm Rich in Washington: ah! Thanks! I had wondered. Like maybe Bozo was a cabinet level position, or something.
	3:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Interviewer: Is it true the Beatles are Communists ? McCartney: Don't worry - we're - Capitol-ists...get it? ...
	3:53pm Bronwyn Bishop: Happy birthday Frank!!!
	3:53pm Dean: If you use your imagination you can picture the Minority Whip disciplining Bozo.
	👻 3:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: The latest spending bill from the capitol seems to give a lot of tax breaks to various interests, but at least it provides funds for the 9/11 responders to cover their health expenses.
	3:57pm Brendan: Hes describing. 6-4-3 double play
	4:04pm Listener Robert: So, Irwin, you're the one I have to blame for knocking Bill Kelly out of that time slot? I recall being confused for a while, thinking his voice had changed somewhat.
	4:08pm Mike East: I've tried that "here have a buck, kid" routine cuz I wanna be like Jonesy. Its a great bit.
	4:12pm Carmichael: I preferred Nancy over Frank.
	4:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Stolen form the Chairman of the Board: Holding your jacket over your shoulder nonchalantly by the collar or better still little hanging ring thing. ...It's Gestures, you see.
	4:14pm Chris in London: Irwin- you have just made one of my worst weeks ever much more bearable by playing "Yolanda"- never heard it before and I love love love it!! Thank you my friend :0)
	4:14pm Dean: Saw Sinatra live in the '80s on a good night. Most impressive, though, was the opening act, a comedian who appeared frequently on, for example, Dean Martin roasts and the like. He was pretty fucking filthy. Would have embarrassed Sam Kinison.
	4:15pm Neil....wild.....wildl.....NEIL: I have been listening to you guys on and off since you started back in 85!!
	4:16pm Greg from ZONE 5: Two of my favorite people discussing one of my favorite people.
	4:17pm ChrisB.: @Dean: Tom Dreesen?
	4:17pm Neil....wild.....wildl.....NEIL: He was AWESOME in The Manchurian Candidate!
	4:17pm Dean: Nope, @ChrisB. Had to look up Dreesen. It was Charlie Callas.
	4:17pm Chud: The Man with the Golden Arm was killer
	4:18pm Brendan: A couple of Frank remembrances in the fish wrap here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/frank-sinatra-americas-definitive-voice/2015/12/09/16f9d626-9df0-11e5-8728-1af6af208198_story.html https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-frank-sinatra-we-remember/2015/12/09/54477926-9dd1-11e5-8728-1af6af208198_story.html In George Will's column a great line from Shecky Greene “Sinatra saved my life in 1967. Five guys were beating me up, and I heard Frank say, ‘That’s enough.’
	4:18pm Dean: Guys & Dolls?
	4:21pm Dean: Here's the entry for the show: JULY 30-AUGUST 7, 1982: FS officially opened the Universal Amphitheater with two opening acts: comedian Charlie Callas and me. I forgot that Jr. sang, too. http://sinatrafamily.com/forum/showthread.php/33848-Today-in-Frank-Sinatra-history/page74
	4:21pm Clay: Loved this little passage from Bob Dylan's 'Chronicles" concerning Frank, Jr. where Dylan recalls ------ "going with his wife to see Frank Sinatra, Jr. play at New York’s Rainbow Room in the late 1960s. Bob writes about how much he enjoyed the show. Dylan “didn’t care if he was as good as his old man or not,” and writes how he liked his “big blasting band.” Frank Jr. came to Dylan’s table to chat after the set, but was wary (probably wondering if he was being put on) until he could see that Dylan “genuinely liked show tunes.” He obviously could only have picked that up from the way that Dylan spoke appreciatively about some of the songs that Frank Jr. had sung."
	👻 4:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: The guy who helped drop off my new stove this morning was in the house when Ken was playing Sinatra. He said something like "That's familiar. Is that Bing Crosby or someone?" I let him know it was Frank and that he was born 100 years ago.
	4:24pm Listener Robert: So we're at the point where we have to IDENTIFY or EXPLAIN Sinatra? Makes me feel soooo old.
	4:30pm Pudge: I love Frank, Jr.s rendition of "Shadows on a Foggy Day." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8ABV47VL7g
	4:34pm dale: his version of it's not easy being green is ggod. i think he did some other joe reposo numbers as well.
	4:34pm Parq: Oh, thank the Lord, you didn't let it play through to his version of "Bad Bad Leroy Brown". That was the worst Sinatra record I've ever heard -- and that's coming from one of the six people in the world who don't like "New York New York".
	4:55pm dale: this franco is very milky edwards
	4:55pm Brendan: All right! 70s style funky wah!
	4:55pm FRED: that moog solo was also pretty off key Pudge
	5:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: .tsilotipaC a s'eh & .yltsenoh ,sega daeD neeb sah luaP
	5:28pm Dean: This trio. Given their vast output, they are jaw-dropping good so much of the time.
	5:29pm Dean: I mean an amazing amount of the time. Hard to think of many lapses.
	5:34pm Pudge: This reminds me of that Ian Anderson "Flute Loops" promo 7" for General Mills.
	5:36pm victorwooten: Great show as always
	5:37pm Irwin: Thx VW.
	5:40pm Pudge: Fashion Party! it's like great food for a young dog ... Luppi Ciao! I am unable to stop.
	5:49pm Monica: Noel! Bren is a frequent crossword clue.
	5:50pm Clay: Awesome show, Irwin! Always a pleasure. Gotta run.
	5:50pm Irwin: Other than this song, never heard of it.
	5:52pm JakeGould: Did I miss a fucking patter song?
	5:55pm berbo: "LLama land". Wow.
	5:56pm JakeGould: Have we bombed “Llama Land” yet?
	5:58pm Parq: Yeah. This.
	5:59pm JakeGould: I like Bob Sinatra!
	5:59pm Fredericks: Too few dimensions!
	5:59pm Listening Out There: "Bob" "Rocks"
	5:59pm berbo: To be fair, Sinatra had a nasty cold when he recorded this.
	6:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Irwin. Clicky☆ed everything. Perfect...&/or - just well-disposed today... (...sorry if too much me like cholesterol in the artery of yer commentsboard...)
	6:02pm Listening Out There: Thanks, Mr. Host Sir!

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from December 16, 2015

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