WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 15, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:02pm geezerette: Smooooove.
	3:04pm melinda: hello!
	3:06pm Listening Out There: Photo = Rumored fourth member of the Nairobi Trio
	3:06pm KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy!
	3:07pm geezerette: YO!
	3:07pm Michael: Hiya Irwin and hiya all.
	3:08pm SueAdynamo: baseball song
	👻 3:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, gang. I'm sure Lyle has a long and interesting story about the musician in the playlist photo.
	3:10pm Irwin: Welcome all here rockings people.
	3:10pm jan: Hi Irwin- You know music, right? Maybe you can shed some light- All weekend there was endless promotion of the Tonys and Hamilton. I'm no fan of Broadway, but have found merit from time to time in some of that genre, but Hamilton? I just don't get it. anyone else?
	3:13pm Irwin: Jan - I know music. About Broadway - nada.
	3:13pm JP from KC: Hiya Irwin! Totally digging this track!
	3:17pm jan: Irwin- But have you heard Hamilton? It's Rap the music of our time, or so I heard Lin-Manuel Miranda say on TV. And you have played show tunes...
	3:21pm Irwin: The Hamilton phenomenon has barely penetrated my consciousness. And I still don't know what a Kardashian looks like.
	3:24pm Shannon: Yay, haven't heard this Catchers song in ages! This is inspiring me to dig through my CD crates...
	3:25pm Irwin: Shannon: the album still sounds great. Band dissolved too quickly.
	3:26pm Irwin: This track is playing because it features basic rock song structures, a subtle use of vocal harmony, mild rhythmic syncopation, major key tonality, and a vocal-centric aesthetic.
	3:30pm Irwin: Hiromi: en.wikipedia.org...
	3:31pm Aharon: BUT IS IT ROCK?
	3:31pm Irwin: This track is playing because it features an angular melody, strong rhythmic syncopation, a compelling intensity, a sense of anxiety, wildly complex rhythm, chromatic harmony, atonal harmony, dissonant harmony, a Modern style, a Contemporary style, and a broad tempo.
	3:32pm coelacanth: hello Irwin and others
	3:32pm Parq: @Irwin, 3:21. You're not missing anything.
	3:33pm geezerette: Yes,you know music!
	3:33pm Aharon: Fair enough, all around.
	3:33pm Michael: Irwin sounding a bit like the Dean. Horrors.
	3:34pm coelacanth: are you talking about Alexander Hamilton, or the Hamilton that played with Joe Frank and reynolds?
	3:36pm Aharon: Wow, this Hiromi is really great too.
	3:37pm Parq: Coelacanth, they mean that Hamilton woman.
	3:37pm jan: @coelacanth: didn't know about that Hamilton, I only know what I see on the TV or hear on WFMU
	3:37pm Irwin: This track is playing because it features an overall compositional virtuosity, a tranquil mood, an acclaimed work, a well-known composer, a Classical-Era style, a small string orchestra, tonal harmony, major key tonality, and a fast and bright tempo.
	3:38pm coelacanth: i was wondering why this track was playing. now i know.
	3:38pm melinda: This is lovely.
	3:38pm Parq: Shit, I thought it was because it had a good beat and was fun to dance to.
	3:39pm coelacanth: not aware of a hamilton woman. should i gargle it?
	3:39pm geezerette: Keep going Irwin,learning a lot. :)
	3:40pm coelacanth: ...i mean, google.
	3:40pm Irwin: This track is playing because it features block piano chords, Brazilian jazz influences, a melodic piano solo, a horn ensemble, big band arrangements, Latin percussion, and unique instrumentation. And it is about taking drugs.
	3:40pm Mike East: Irene played this Monkees cut last night...its really nice. Thanks.
	3:45pm jan: Irwin, you do really know music!
	3:47pm Listening Out There: Always liked the "Triplets" soundtrack...
	3:48pm coelacanth: this track is playing because Irwin put it on.
	3:49pm Mike East: Seeing the Triplets of Belleville in the theater not knowing what to expect was quite thrilling, I recall.
	3:49pm jan: Triplets: Thanks to Irwin mentioning of the show and playing the music, I saw that great film!
	3:56pm Irwin: This track is playing because it features New Orleans influences, swing influences, a melodic tenor sax solo, acoustic piano accompaniment, a horn ensemble, big band arrangements, a lazy swing groove, a groove oriented approach, and a major tonality.
	3:59pm geezerette: UH!
	4:02pm coelacanth: are you going to play any songs featuring electric rock instrumentation,a subtle use of vocal harmony, extensive vamping,minor key tonality, a vocal-centric aesthetic, and electric pianos?
	4:04pm geezerette: Love these descriptions of decisions Irwin.
	4:05pm coelacanth: i kind of know what one of the kardashians looks like...the one that my niece thought was pretty, whichever one that is.
	4:06pm Irwin: This track is playing because it features an acclaimed work, a well-known composer, tonal harmony, minor key tonality, a walking pace tempo, and a Baroque style.
	4:07pm melinda: I like her voice.
	4:10pm geezerette: HAHA!!!!
	4:10pm jan: I've got to stop working and listen to the Ted Talk- brilliant! Hilarious!
	👻 4:11pm βrian: Oh my, this is compelling!
	4:11pm melinda: This is spot on.
	4:11pm geezerette: He even has the voice! :D
	4:12pm Parq: Perfect.
	4:12pm em: love this so much. my hubs never understands why TED talks make me vomit. gotta play this for him.
	4:12pm geezerette: That hideous sound of faux wonder.
	4:13pm melinda: In the beginning TED talks seemed fresh and interesting.
	👻 4:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats, I always think of Turtle Exclusion Device when I see TED. Keeps sea turtles from drowning when they get scooped up into trawlers' nets.
	4:14pm geezerette: Me! Me!Me!
	4:14pm melinda: But maybe I'm a simpleton.
	4:14pm Mike East: likewise, em, I need to play this for my wife for similar reasons.
	4:14pm geezerette: in air quotes.
	4:15pm Cheyenne: This is the most PoMo Ted Talk in history.
	👻 4:15pm βrian: Still, Baby Jesus weeps for the subjunctive.
	4:15pm Irwin: This track is playing because it features swing influences, a leisurely tempo, a well-articulated piano solo, acoustic piano accompaniment, a horn section, trumpet playing, light drumming, electric guitar accompaniment, use of call-and-response melodies, a lazy swing groove, interesting part writing, strong melodies, major tonality, two-step style, and elaborate arrangements.
	4:17pm coelacanth: it's very subtle.
	4:17pm Fredericks: I was about to ask: Why the hell is Irwin playing this? Now. I know.
	4:18pm fred: That talk sounded like subtitles for when the director of the institute where I work introduces the yearly festival. He once ended his speech by playing random scenes from a Bergman film, then asked if anyone had questions
	4:22pm coelacanth: at the risk of missing a song featuring electric rock instrumentation,subtle use of vocal harmony,extensive vamping,minor key tonality,a vocal-centric aesthetic and electric pianos; i must depart. Thanks Irwin.
	4:24pm coelacanth: well, damn. i guess i'll wait.
	4:25pm geezerette: Nice version of "Heroes"!
	4:26pm john denicola: Nice...
	4:27pm Irwin: John, what can you tell us about Fovea?
	4:27pm coelacanth: Excellent!
	4:29pm john denicola: four piece band from NYC..recent Skidmore college Grads.. guitar bass,drums and a great singer...actually two great singers
	4:29pm john denicola: record release on july 1 st at the gutter in brooklyn
	4:30pm Bronwyn Bishop: That Monkees tune made me smile
	4:30pm coelacanth: fovea.bandcamp.com...
	4:33pm john denicola: actually Halley is singing here in the recording studio on 36 street on a new song called "Cost of"
	4:33pm coelacanth: ...minor key tonality, electric rock instrumentation, use of feedback,a vocal-centric aesthetic,prominent drums,subtle use of harmony...
	4:35pm Bronwyn Bishop: Am I the only one who loves clowns? Especially European clowns. Maybe it's because my mom was a clown back in the '70s.
	4:36pm john denicola: https://soundcloud.com/foveaband Facebook.com/foveaband some more links...
	👻 4:37pm chris: i love clowns, too. my son even goes to clown (circus arts) camp every summer.
	4:39pm Dean: My favorite clown: http://cdn1.walkerartcenter.org/static/cache/62/62456acef6d6e28c541098de18d322d0.jpg
	👻 4:40pm βrian: But Puddles has the best voice.
	4:41pm Michael 98145: re: clowns, i do have a soft spot for Giulietta Masina in La Strada
	👻 4:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bee Bee the Clown is a friendly, nice clown. www.beebeetheclown.com
	4:41pm Kimbers: Thanks for the tip on Hiromi -- very cool.
	👻 4:42pm chris: beer is great. god is meh. people are frickin' nut jobs.
	4:42pm Irwin: This track is playing because it features minor key tonality, acoustic instrumentation, Afro-Latin roots, acoustic guitar, bowed strings, piano playing, a horn ensemble, and prominent percussion.
	4:43pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Brian, Puddles is the best!!!
	4:43pm Michael 98145: what chris said
	4:44pm Wild Neil: @Irwin et al-PEACE. Signing in, but gotta go work is over and gotta grill some organic food. Bye! I LIKE minor key tonality in music...it sounds smarter than the la-di-da of most major key songs...but I might be wrong!
	4:46pm Irwin: See you here next week, Wildman.
	👻 4:48pm βrian: I read that title as "Dracula's Cauliflower."
	👻 4:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: Are there any good songs that sing about the Brexit vote? Are there any songs about it at all for that matter?
	👻 4:50pm βrian: "Into the Brabyss"?
	4:53pm Irwin: This track is playing because I like it.
	4:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Peel me grape or carve me an ape Superman or GreenLanturn ain't got nothin' on Drac's Chauffeur's cape it may not be Trane but if it's a ride in the rain the Shorter the way the brighter the day...'cetera.
	5:00pm Irwin: ELVIN JONES.
	5:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Even for him this is the stuff.
	5:11pm geezerette: Beautiful.
	5:12pm geezerette: ..."Jesus Maria".
	5:13pm Irwin: Yeah, this is a stunning piece. Mesmerizing. I can barely listen and type at the same t
	5:21pm Irwin: Cookie fortune taped near the mixing board: "Act like a role model. The younger is watching."
	5:24pm Linda Lee: as well you should. truly lovely show today Irwin. thank you for playing the music.
	5:27pm Bronwyn Bishop: This is a nice Stephen Stills song. He was almost in the Monkees you know.
	5:27pm -Ken: Is this Manassas?
	5:27pm Linda Lee: nothing says an early summer day when the air is just a tad too dry & the sky looks like an indigo bedsheet .. than Stephen Stills.
	5:28pm Andy the painter: great set Irwin. and all new to me. thanks!
	5:28pm -Ken: Yeah Stephen was rejected for the Monkees because of the gap in his teeth. They hadn't invented dental work yet.
	5:29pm Linda Lee: but Ken, Mickey Dolenz had a gap too!
	5:30pm Linda Lee: i'd say it was really the hairline.
	5:30pm neilwarren: Wow
	5:31pm -Ken: Mickey Dolenz had a good gap. Stephen Stills had a evil gap. Big difference.
	5:33pm Linda Lee: was that dependent on the ratio between the measurement of the gap & the width of the septum? if so, i get it.
	5:39pm jan: Another surprise Jazz work- heretofore unknown to me- thanks Irwin!
	5:43pm andrew: brilliant show as always Mr Chusid. could you help me track down this ape ecorche image.
	5:46pm Irwin: I've had that image stored for a while, don't recall the source.
	5:48pm Tommy: DBT .. a band with something to say
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: é·cor·ché ˌākôrˈSHā/ noun a painting or sculpture of a human figure with the skin removed to display the musculature.
	5:49pm Tommy: WOW the ability to post without going to a second page..WFU always on the cutting edge
	5:49pm Tommy: I worry that sounded like irony..didn't mean it that way
	5:50pm Tommy: ..FMU
	5:52pm Irwin: No slight received where none intended, Tommy.
	👻 5:53pm chris: thanks for another excellent show, Irwin!
	5:54pm judy from croton: Gap folk unite! Lately I've started to mind the gap. Time and its ravages.
	5:55pm judy from croton: Oh, also, great great show, Irwin.
	5:55pm Tommy: The show was also un-ironically cutting edge and generally excellent
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes TY Mr. I.C.
	5:58pm geezerette: Wonderful time had by all. :D
	5:59pm Linda Lee: thanks for a beautiful show Mr. Chusid!

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 15, 2016

View Irwin's profile

Genre-surfing tokenism. (Visit homepage.)

<-- Previous playlist | Back to Irwin Chusid playlists | Next playlist -->

June 15, 2016: A paradigm of essences towards which the phenomenology of the world is in continuing approximation.

Listen to this show: Pop-up listen Pop-up player!

Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Big Data (ft. Joywave)	Dangerous "Dangerous" by "Big Data (ft. Joywave)"	Dangerous	0:03:19 (Pop-up)
Gary McFarland	Bread and Wine "Bread and Wine" by "Gary McFarland"	Latin Lounge	0:08:18 (Pop-up)
The Sound Stylistics	The Players Theme	Play Deep Funk	0:11:05 (Pop-up)

Catchers	Country Freak "Country Freak" by "Catchers"	Mute	0:19:00 (Pop-up)
Jayhawks	I'll Be Your Key "I'll Be Your Key" by "Jayhawks"	Paging Mr. Proust	0:22:33 (Pop-up)
Hiromi (ft. Anthony Jackson & Simon Phillips)	Spark	Spark	0:26:20 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	Me & Magdalena "Me & Magdalena" by "The Monkees"	Good Times!	0:35:17 (Pop-up)
Magnetic Fields	Take Ecstacy with Me	Holiday	0:38:54 (Pop-up)
David E. Williams	A Patch of Fog in Purgatory	Trust No Scaffold Built of This Bone	0:42:22 (Pop-up)
Ben Charest	Cabaret Opening "Cabaret Opening" by "Ben Charest"	Les Triplets de Belleville	0:45:13 (Pop-up)
Oliver Nelson	Theme from Mr. Broadway	More Blues and the Abstract Truth	0:48:17 (Pop-up)
Marva Whitney	Give It Up or Turnit a Loose	I Am What I Am	0:54:23 (Pop-up)

Sylvie Simmons with Matias Cena and Diego Alorda	Hard Act to Follow	Algo en Algo	1:04:58 (Pop-up)
Will Stephen	How to Sound Smart in Your TED Talk	TEDxNewYork	1:07:29 (Pop-up)
Verne Langdon	The Silly Sorcerer "The Silly Sorcerer" by "Verne Langdon"	Circus Clown Calliope	1:13:07 (Pop-up)
Slapp Happy	Casablanca Moon "Casablanca Moon" by "Slapp Happy"	Casablanca Moon	1:18:53 (Pop-up)
Fovea	Heroes "Heroes" by "Fovea"	Heroes	1:21:55 (Pop-up)
Richie Beirach Trio	Rectilinear "Rectilinear" by "Richie Beirach Trio"	Trust	1:25:39 (Pop-up)

Billy Currington	People Are Crazy	Little Bit of Everything	1:37:01 (Pop-up)
The Bats	Treason "Treason" by "The Bats"	Daddy's Highway	1:40:33 (Pop-up)
Lüger	Dracula's Chauffeur Wants More	Concrete Light	1:43:17 (Pop-up)
Mariano & the Unbelievables	Sunshine Superman		1:49:55 (Pop-up)
Wayne Shorter	Juju "Juju" by "Wayne Shorter"	Juju	1:52:52 (Pop-up)

Sylvie Simmons	Moon Over Chinatown	Sylvie	2:05:16 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Giuffre, Paul Bley & Steve Swallow	Jesus Maria	1961	2:08:09 (Pop-up)
Washed Out	All I Know "All I Know" by "Washed Out"	Paracosm	2:14:24 (Pop-up)
Elysian Fields	Mess of Mistakes "Mess of Mistakes" by "Elysian Fields"	Ghosts of No	2:19:42 (Pop-up)
Stephen Stills	The Treasure "The Treasure" by "Stephen Stills"	Carry On	2:24:35 (Pop-up)
Joey Lewis & His Orchestra	Desvelo De Amor	Yuh Cyar Get	2:28:29 (Pop-up)

Artie Shaw (vocal: Helen Forrest)	Comes Love	Artie Shaw and His Greatest Hits of Music by Artie Shaw	2:34:58 (Pop-up)
Drive-By Truckers	The Opening Act	Brighter Than Creation's Dark	2:37:54 (Pop-up)
Daniel Romano	Old Fires Die "Old Fires Die" by "Daniel Romano"	If I've Only One Time Askin'	2:44:58 (Pop-up)
Harry Connick, Jr.	New Orleans "New Orleans" by "Harry Connick, Jr."	30	2:48:30 (Pop-up)
The Lucksmiths	Dolly "Dolly" by "The Lucksmiths"	Spring a Leak	2:52:00 (Pop-up)
Ruth Berman, Her Harp & Her Orchestra	Boogie Woogie Rhapsody	Swing Time	2:54:13 (Pop-up)

RSS feeds for Irwin Chusid: Playlists feed | MP3 archives feed

| E-mail Irwin | Other WFMU Playlists | All artists played by Irwin Chusid |

Listener comments!
	3:02pm geezerette: Smooooove.
	3:04pm melinda: hello!
	3:06pm Listening Out There: Photo = Rumored fourth member of the Nairobi Trio
	3:06pm KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy!
	3:07pm geezerette: YO!
	3:07pm Michael: Hiya Irwin and hiya all.
	3:08pm SueAdynamo: baseball song
	👻 3:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, gang. I'm sure Lyle has a long and interesting story about the musician in the playlist photo.
	3:10pm Irwin: Welcome all here rockings people.
	3:10pm jan: Hi Irwin- You know music, right? Maybe you can shed some light- All weekend there was endless promotion of the Tonys and Hamilton. I'm no fan of Broadway, but have found merit from time to time in some of that genre, but Hamilton? I just don't get it. anyone else?
	3:13pm Irwin: Jan - I know music. About Broadway - nada.
	3:13pm JP from KC: Hiya Irwin! Totally digging this track!
	3:17pm jan: Irwin- But have you heard Hamilton? It's Rap the music of our time, or so I heard Lin-Manuel Miranda say on TV. And you have played show tunes...
	3:21pm Irwin: The Hamilton phenomenon has barely penetrated my consciousness. And I still don't know what a Kardashian looks like.
	3:24pm Shannon: Yay, haven't heard this Catchers song in ages! This is inspiring me to dig through my CD crates...
	3:25pm Irwin: Shannon: the album still sounds great. Band dissolved too quickly.
	3:26pm Irwin: This track is playing because it features basic rock song structures, a subtle use of vocal harmony, mild rhythmic syncopation, major key tonality, and a vocal-centric aesthetic.
	3:30pm Irwin: Hiromi: en.wikipedia.org...
	3:31pm Aharon: BUT IS IT ROCK?
	3:31pm Irwin: This track is playing because it features an angular melody, strong rhythmic syncopation, a compelling intensity, a sense of anxiety, wildly complex rhythm, chromatic harmony, atonal harmony, dissonant harmony, a Modern style, a Contemporary style, and a broad tempo.
	3:32pm coelacanth: hello Irwin and others
	3:32pm Parq: @Irwin, 3:21. You're not missing anything.
	3:33pm geezerette: Yes,you know music!
	3:33pm Aharon: Fair enough, all around.
	3:33pm Michael: Irwin sounding a bit like the Dean. Horrors.
	3:34pm coelacanth: are you talking about Alexander Hamilton, or the Hamilton that played with Joe Frank and reynolds?
	3:36pm Aharon: Wow, this Hiromi is really great too.
	3:37pm Parq: Coelacanth, they mean that Hamilton woman.
	3:37pm jan: @coelacanth: didn't know about that Hamilton, I only know what I see on the TV or hear on WFMU
	3:37pm Irwin: This track is playing because it features an overall compositional virtuosity, a tranquil mood, an acclaimed work, a well-known composer, a Classical-Era style, a small string orchestra, tonal harmony, major key tonality, and a fast and bright tempo.
	3:38pm coelacanth: i was wondering why this track was playing. now i know.
	3:38pm melinda: This is lovely.
	3:38pm Parq: Shit, I thought it was because it had a good beat and was fun to dance to.
	3:39pm coelacanth: not aware of a hamilton woman. should i gargle it?
	3:39pm geezerette: Keep going Irwin,learning a lot. :)
	3:40pm coelacanth: ...i mean, google.
	3:40pm Irwin: This track is playing because it features block piano chords, Brazilian jazz influences, a melodic piano solo, a horn ensemble, big band arrangements, Latin percussion, and unique instrumentation. And it is about taking drugs.
	3:40pm Mike East: Irene played this Monkees cut last night...its really nice. Thanks.
	3:45pm jan: Irwin, you do really know music!
	3:47pm Listening Out There: Always liked the "Triplets" soundtrack...
	3:48pm coelacanth: this track is playing because Irwin put it on.
	3:49pm Mike East: Seeing the Triplets of Belleville in the theater not knowing what to expect was quite thrilling, I recall.
	3:49pm jan: Triplets: Thanks to Irwin mentioning of the show and playing the music, I saw that great film!
	3:56pm Irwin: This track is playing because it features New Orleans influences, swing influences, a melodic tenor sax solo, acoustic piano accompaniment, a horn ensemble, big band arrangements, a lazy swing groove, a groove oriented approach, and a major tonality.
	3:59pm geezerette: UH!
	4:02pm coelacanth: are you going to play any songs featuring electric rock instrumentation,a subtle use of vocal harmony, extensive vamping,minor key tonality, a vocal-centric aesthetic, and electric pianos?
	4:04pm geezerette: Love these descriptions of decisions Irwin.
	4:05pm coelacanth: i kind of know what one of the kardashians looks like...the one that my niece thought was pretty, whichever one that is.
	4:06pm Irwin: This track is playing because it features an acclaimed work, a well-known composer, tonal harmony, minor key tonality, a walking pace tempo, and a Baroque style.
	4:07pm melinda: I like her voice.
	4:10pm geezerette: HAHA!!!!
	4:10pm jan: I've got to stop working and listen to the Ted Talk- brilliant! Hilarious!
	👻 4:11pm βrian: Oh my, this is compelling!
	4:11pm melinda: This is spot on.
	4:11pm geezerette: He even has the voice! :D
	4:12pm Parq: Perfect.
	4:12pm em: love this so much. my hubs never understands why TED talks make me vomit. gotta play this for him.
	4:12pm geezerette: That hideous sound of faux wonder.
	4:13pm melinda: In the beginning TED talks seemed fresh and interesting.
	👻 4:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats, I always think of Turtle Exclusion Device when I see TED. Keeps sea turtles from drowning when they get scooped up into trawlers' nets.
	4:14pm geezerette: Me! Me!Me!
	4:14pm melinda: But maybe I'm a simpleton.
	4:14pm Mike East: likewise, em, I need to play this for my wife for similar reasons.
	4:14pm geezerette: in air quotes.
	4:15pm Cheyenne: This is the most PoMo Ted Talk in history.
	👻 4:15pm βrian: Still, Baby Jesus weeps for the subjunctive.
	4:15pm Irwin: This track is playing because it features swing influences, a leisurely tempo, a well-articulated piano solo, acoustic piano accompaniment, a horn section, trumpet playing, light drumming, electric guitar accompaniment, use of call-and-response melodies, a lazy swing groove, interesting part writing, strong melodies, major tonality, two-step style, and elaborate arrangements.
	4:17pm coelacanth: it's very subtle.
	4:17pm Fredericks: I was about to ask: Why the hell is Irwin playing this? Now. I know.
	4:18pm fred: That talk sounded like subtitles for when the director of the institute where I work introduces the yearly festival. He once ended his speech by playing random scenes from a Bergman film, then asked if anyone had questions
	4:22pm coelacanth: at the risk of missing a song featuring electric rock instrumentation,subtle use of vocal harmony,extensive vamping,minor key tonality,a vocal-centric aesthetic and electric pianos; i must depart. Thanks Irwin.
	4:24pm coelacanth: well, damn. i guess i'll wait.
	4:25pm geezerette: Nice version of "Heroes"!
	4:26pm john denicola: Nice...
	4:27pm Irwin: John, what can you tell us about Fovea?
	4:27pm coelacanth: Excellent!
	4:29pm john denicola: four piece band from NYC..recent Skidmore college Grads.. guitar bass,drums and a great singer...actually two great singers
	4:29pm john denicola: record release on july 1 st at the gutter in brooklyn
	4:30pm Bronwyn Bishop: That Monkees tune made me smile
	4:30pm coelacanth: fovea.bandcamp.com...
	4:33pm john denicola: actually Halley is singing here in the recording studio on 36 street on a new song called "Cost of"
	4:33pm coelacanth: ...minor key tonality, electric rock instrumentation, use of feedback,a vocal-centric aesthetic,prominent drums,subtle use of harmony...
	4:35pm Bronwyn Bishop: Am I the only one who loves clowns? Especially European clowns. Maybe it's because my mom was a clown back in the '70s.
	4:36pm john denicola: https://soundcloud.com/foveaband Facebook.com/foveaband some more links...
	👻 4:37pm chris: i love clowns, too. my son even goes to clown (circus arts) camp every summer.
	4:39pm Dean: My favorite clown: http://cdn1.walkerartcenter.org/static/cache/62/62456acef6d6e28c541098de18d322d0.jpg
	👻 4:40pm βrian: But Puddles has the best voice.
	4:41pm Michael 98145: re: clowns, i do have a soft spot for Giulietta Masina in La Strada
	👻 4:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bee Bee the Clown is a friendly, nice clown. www.beebeetheclown.com
	4:41pm Kimbers: Thanks for the tip on Hiromi -- very cool.
	👻 4:42pm chris: beer is great. god is meh. people are frickin' nut jobs.
	4:42pm Irwin: This track is playing because it features minor key tonality, acoustic instrumentation, Afro-Latin roots, acoustic guitar, bowed strings, piano playing, a horn ensemble, and prominent percussion.
	4:43pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Brian, Puddles is the best!!!
	4:43pm Michael 98145: what chris said
	4:44pm Wild Neil: @Irwin et al-PEACE. Signing in, but gotta go work is over and gotta grill some organic food. Bye! I LIKE minor key tonality in music...it sounds smarter than the la-di-da of most major key songs...but I might be wrong!
	4:46pm Irwin: See you here next week, Wildman.
	👻 4:48pm βrian: I read that title as "Dracula's Cauliflower."
	👻 4:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: Are there any good songs that sing about the Brexit vote? Are there any songs about it at all for that matter?
	👻 4:50pm βrian: "Into the Brabyss"?
	4:53pm Irwin: This track is playing because I like it.
	4:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Peel me grape or carve me an ape Superman or GreenLanturn ain't got nothin' on Drac's Chauffeur's cape it may not be Trane but if it's a ride in the rain the Shorter the way the brighter the day...'cetera.
	5:00pm Irwin: ELVIN JONES.
	5:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Even for him this is the stuff.
	5:11pm geezerette: Beautiful.
	5:12pm geezerette: ..."Jesus Maria".
	5:13pm Irwin: Yeah, this is a stunning piece. Mesmerizing. I can barely listen and type at the same t
	5:21pm Irwin: Cookie fortune taped near the mixing board: "Act like a role model. The younger is watching."
	5:24pm Linda Lee: as well you should. truly lovely show today Irwin. thank you for playing the music.
	5:27pm Bronwyn Bishop: This is a nice Stephen Stills song. He was almost in the Monkees you know.
	5:27pm -Ken: Is this Manassas?
	5:27pm Linda Lee: nothing says an early summer day when the air is just a tad too dry & the sky looks like an indigo bedsheet .. than Stephen Stills.
	5:28pm Andy the painter: great set Irwin. and all new to me. thanks!
	5:28pm -Ken: Yeah Stephen was rejected for the Monkees because of the gap in his teeth. They hadn't invented dental work yet.
	5:29pm Linda Lee: but Ken, Mickey Dolenz had a gap too!
	5:30pm Linda Lee: i'd say it was really the hairline.
	5:30pm neilwarren: Wow
	5:31pm -Ken: Mickey Dolenz had a good gap. Stephen Stills had a evil gap. Big difference.
	5:33pm Linda Lee: was that dependent on the ratio between the measurement of the gap & the width of the septum? if so, i get it.
	5:39pm jan: Another surprise Jazz work- heretofore unknown to me- thanks Irwin!
	5:43pm andrew: brilliant show as always Mr Chusid. could you help me track down this ape ecorche image.
	5:46pm Irwin: I've had that image stored for a while, don't recall the source.
	5:48pm Tommy: DBT .. a band with something to say
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: é·cor·ché ˌākôrˈSHā/ noun a painting or sculpture of a human figure with the skin removed to display the musculature.
	5:49pm Tommy: WOW the ability to post without going to a second page..WFU always on the cutting edge
	5:49pm Tommy: I worry that sounded like irony..didn't mean it that way
	5:50pm Tommy: ..FMU
	5:52pm Irwin: No slight received where none intended, Tommy.
	👻 5:53pm chris: thanks for another excellent show, Irwin!
	5:54pm judy from croton: Gap folk unite! Lately I've started to mind the gap. Time and its ravages.
	5:55pm judy from croton: Oh, also, great great show, Irwin.
	5:55pm Tommy: The show was also un-ironically cutting edge and generally excellent
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes TY Mr. I.C.
	5:58pm geezerette: Wonderful time had by all. :D
	5:59pm Linda Lee: thanks for a beautiful show Mr. Chusid!

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 15, 2016

Listener comments!

(C) 2024 WFMU. Generated by KenzoDB, written 2000-2024 by Ken Garson