WFMU: The Duane Train: Playlist from June 29, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:00pm βrian: Where's the dining car on this train??
	12:01pm michelle: time 2 get funky
	12:01pm Sem Chumbo: The food's better on the cowcatcher. Hiya, Duane, βrian.
	12:02pm alanr: Bernie forever
	12:08pm thatpatsmith: thank god for Duane
	12:09pm kumar: sheeeeeeeiiiit. Two songs in and I already bought a record. This Walt Barr is heavy.
	12:09pm bobdoesthings: good afternoon all
	12:15pm Duane: Good afternoon one and all! Welcome aboard!
	12:17pm Kat in Chicago: "Two songs in and I already bought a record" it's the Duane effect!
	12:21pm kumar: :)
	12:26pm kumar: awww yeah. Can't Run From My Love is one of my fave Bernie bass lines. Floats around then follows the horns, so good <3
	12:26pm frozen_peas: Today's show is absolute perfection!!
	12:29pm oks: love love love it!!!
	12:29pm michelle: love how all these songs seem to melt into the next - great tunes so far !! :)
	12:32pm Nick S.: Hey, Duane! Great show, as usual. Worrell played on this: www.youtube.com... And he played on Fred Schneider's first dolo record, too: www.youtube.com...
	12:35pm PKNY: G'TZAG Duane and the 'iacs! Great show so far, feeling the Bernie set. One thing that I learned is that Bernie plays (uncredited, I believe) on Mtume's "Juicy Fruit".
	12:38pm KRYPT: HI Duane, an everyone from the (inevitable) Republic of Scotland :)
	12:39pm Wendy del Formaggio: I'm so glad I have a bunch of writing to do today. Then I can listen to the Duane Train while I work. Yay! Hi Duane and everybody.
	12:43pm KRYPT: Should have been a comma after "everyone" in my above comment, sorry.
	12:50pm Kat in Chicago: Hi KRYPT. I really enjoyed the epithets the fine people of Scotland unleashed upon a certain American presidential candidate on Twitter recently.
	12:51pm Wendy del Formaggio: Rest in Peace, Other Music. :-(
	12:55pm Duane: KRYPT: Couldn't have happen to a better soon-to-be hard drinkin republic!
	12:56pm Wild Neil: PEACE Duane et al.
	12:58pm Kat in Chicago: Yes RIP Other Music. I specifically remember purchasing Odelay there when I lived in Manhattan. "Two turntables and a microphone..."
	12:58pm Wild Neil: Mijo has some 80's synth drums going on in the background now and again. Like Miami Vice type drums...
	12:59pm Wild Neil: My bad, its Lay-Far-right?
	1:00pm PERSONATOR: Nice mixing.
	1:00pm fred: I'm still reeling from the closing of Bimbo Tower. Losing a record store is such a blow
	1:01pm Kat in Chicago: Want that Mijo but looks like it's not out yet!
	1:05pm Wild Neil: @Fred-I think new small record stores take over in time...it happened in NY with Venus records and others that are now closed....but others came along and opened such as Other Music in the 90's...now its closed....but its sad to lose such a carefully curated collection of music to be sure....NOTHING can truly REPLACE it...only approximate it somehow...NONE of the independent record shops I knew in Syracuse in the 80's, NY such as Desert Shore and Modern Records look like they have been closed for ten or maybe even twenty years now....
	1:08pm KRYPT: @Kat, yeah "tupeed fucktrumpet" was a personal fav :)
	1:10pm KRYPT: Whahey, Dirty Mac! Cheers D.
	1:10pm michelle: Ohhhh man this has been my jam for the past week.
	1:10pm fred: @Wild Neil: I wish. But rent is way too high here for interesting record stores to survive. Though Souffle Continu is proving me wrong
	1:15pm Wild Neil: PEACE Duane et al! @Fred-I can only imagine the insanely high rents in Paris that probably rival Manhattan and Tokyo...which is why I am a huge fan of second tier cities such as Lublin , Poland which is much more affordable and normal people can afford to open interesting cultural offerings..now that the internet can spread information globally there is a market for say Tuareg Techno et al in Buffalo NY which is my closest city about twenty miles away...( about 40km)....Warsazawa is interesting but probably more expensive than Lublin-which has THREE major universities, hence an audience for music! I have YET to see a NON-Empik store there, they are all I see these chain stores (which are admittedly POLISH)...
	1:18pm Wild Neil: Dion and Tony are winning me over with their very low frequency domain swells and ebbs...VERY cool!
	1:19pm Kat in Chicago: Independent wrecka stows are doing well in Chicago, I'm happy to report. We've got a couple of new ones even.
	1:20pm βrian: Heh. "tupeed fucktrumpet." I like that. I learned the phrase "Toe rag, " in reference to one Nigel Farage. Vocabulary is fun!
	1:24pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Good morning fellow Duaniacs, as it is morning on the Best Coast. San Diego has a nice variety of vinyl record stores, though one has closed since my short time here.
	1:24pm Brian in New Orleans: Brian in New Orleans checking in.....on his Birthday!
	1:26pm Wild Neil: We have Record Theatre in Buffalo....there are two, they are quite large...and then there's spiral scratch...
	1:28pm Sem Chumbo: How sweet this is, Patrice Rushen is goddess-like.
	1:29pm Monica: lovin' this patrice, duane!
	1:29pm Kimbers: Love my Duane Train!!!
	1:30pm fred: I guess I should mellow some. I mean, not having a Jandek section shouldn't be a deal-breaker, right?
	1:30pm KRYPT: @Sem Chumbo, too right, I am a massive fan.
	1:35pm Duane: Thanks Traniacs..Hello monica, thanks Kimbers!
	1:37pm fred: Baba Commandant show is calling, I gotta leave
	1:40pm Bronwyn Bishop: That Brides of Funkenstein song is the best
	1:40pm Eli: meeeep
	1:41pm Bronwyn Bishop: Also gospel disco is my new favorite thing
	2:00pm Ari: What a great, nocturnal groove this is...get it in a movie.
	2:00pm KRYPT: Wow, I'm loving this Coasting cut.
	2:04pm Cheri Pi: This is cool Duane!
	2:05pm Ari: Digging the Teutonic psych folk, too!
	2:05pm Matt: woa. cool organ part on this midnight circus.
	2:10pm Eli: Love this! I feel like I'm on vacation :)
	2:24pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Is she quoting Moby Dick?
	2:24pm Kat in Chicago: Laurie Anderson iirc
	2:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: Shakespeare's The Tempest
	2:27pm mrdonutsu: ...that big fat guy from Canned Heat...
	2:28pm j-biz: Happy birthday Brian in New Orleans! May the crawfish boil over in abundance today and every day.
	2:28pm melinda: Great mix.
	2:29pm Kat in Chicago: Oh right, the full fathom five part
	2:30pm Jshatan: One of those days...thanks for saving room on the caboose for me!
	2:33pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Thanks Bronwyn! Such smart people here on the playlist!
	2:35pm Duane: Jshatan: Welcome aboard..funk can't only move..it can remove!!:)
	2:35pm Michael 98145: what Duane said
	2:37pm Bronwyn Bishop: No problem Jennique :D
	2:38pm Linda Lee: beautiful show today Duane! fantastique!
	2:41pm Guido from Cologne: Fun show! Enjoyed every bit of it! Cheers Duane!
	2:44pm Ari: Super sweet groove. Is this an original or a deep, discovered piece that was later remixed/edited?
	2:44pm Jshatan: Well said, Duane! Did you go to the Other Music concert?
	2:46pm Duane: Ari: Yeah its a re-edit, but they really brought the sleaze out of the tune. THe OG is cool, but it had too many parts in it. They didn't quite know what they wanted the song to be i think. Jshatan: I did! It was amazing Yo La Tengo and Yoko One was a highlight!!
	2:49pm Monica: never heard this cool bonnie tune! awesome show as always, duane!
	2:50pm Sem Chumbo: Wonderful and wondrous afternoon, Duane. Many thanks and I'll catch up with you the next time
	2:50pm Duane: Thank you Monica
	2:57pm oks: Duane,amazing show! thank you!!!
	2:57pm Tommy: I'm IN TO it
	3:54pm Brian in New Orleans: I LOVE this Asia tune...
	3:55pm Brian in New Orleans: Thanks for the Happy Birthday!

The Duane Train: Playlist from June 29, 2016

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June 29, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
The Supremes	It's time to break down	New Ways but love stays	Motown		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Walt Barr	Free Spirit "Free Spirit" by "Walt Barr"	East WInds	Muse Records		0:05:19 (Pop-up)
Brides of Funkenstein	Never buy Texas from a Cowboy	Never Buy Texas from a Cowboy	Atlantic	Bernie Worrell RIP	0:10:16 (Pop-up)
Stephanie Mills	You Can't Run from my love	12"	Casablanca	Bernie Worrell on Synths on this Monsta!	0:25:11 (Pop-up)
Bernie Worrell	Insurance Man for the Funk	All the Woo in the World	Arista		0:32:14 (Pop-up)
Blonde Ambition	Shasta "Shasta" by "Blonde Ambition"	Single	self-released		0:52:08 (Pop-up)
Mijo	Proximo Berlin "Proximo Berlin" by "Mijo"	Proximo Berlin EP	SanFuentes		0:55:57 (Pop-up)
Lay-Far & Peter Oakden	Tea Cakes "Tea Cakes" by "Lay-Far & Peter Oakden"	12"	Sound of Speed		0:58:46 (Pop-up)
Elbee Bad	New Age House "New Age House" by "Elbee Bad"	12"	Rush Hour		1:06:39 (Pop-up)
Dirty Mac!	Midas Touch "Midas Touch" by "Dirty Mac!"	10'	white label		1:09:59 (Pop-up)
Dion & Tony	1015 "1015" by "Dion & Tony"	Gene Hunt Presents Chicago Dance Tracks Part 2	Rush Hour		1:14:01 (Pop-up)
Paxton Fettel	She's Alright (Jimpster remix)	12"	Apersonal		1:18:08 (Pop-up)
Francis Inferno Orchestra	G.A.B.O.S.	A new way of living	Voyeur Rhythm		1:23:42 (Pop-up)
Patrice Rushen	Look Up "Look Up" by "Patrice Rushen"	12"	Elektra		1:26:53 (Pop-up)
Moses	Something about you "Something about you" by "Moses"	Disco Love Vol 3 V/A: Compiled by Al Kent	BBE Music		1:31:00 (Pop-up)
Gospel Ambassadors	Thank You jesus (Steve Cobby Remix)	Greg Belson's Divine Disco: American Gospel Disco 1974 to 1985	Cultures of Soul		1:35:35 (Pop-up)
Moodymann	Sunday Morning "Sunday Morning" by "Moodymann"	12"	KDJ		1:41:47 (Pop-up)
Chicago Gangsters	Feel like makin love	12"	Gold Plate		1:45:51 (Pop-up)
A band called O	Coasting "Coasting" by "A band called O"	7"	United Artists		1:58:56 (Pop-up)
Midnight Circus	get it "get it" by "Midnight Circus"	7"	Bacillus		2:03:19 (Pop-up)
Ziad Rahbani	Abu Ali "Abu Ali" by "Ziad Rahbani"	Abu Ali	Zida		2:07:17 (Pop-up)
Eugene Tambourine	Blue Lagoon (Feat. Theresa Varela	North Satellite EP	Tummy touch		2:20:16 (Pop-up)
Rockets	On the Road again (Tom Moulton Mix)	Single	Derby		2:27:26 (Pop-up)
The Cats N Jammer Kids	Disco Drum	12"	Ebony		2:34:37 (Pop-up)
Noosha Fox	Model in a Leotard "Model in a Leotard" by "Noosha Fox"	7"	Barclay (France)		2:37:34 (Pop-up)
Try to find me	Make Dance "Make Dance" by "Try to find me"	12"	Golf Channel Recordings		2:40:29 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Pointer	I wanna make it in your world	12"	Motown		2:45:03 (Pop-up)
Heatwave	Razzle Dazzle "Razzle Dazzle" by "Heatwave"	Hot Property	Epic		2:51:17 (Pop-up)
Stro Elliot	Marvin's Mood Parts 1 & 2	Single	self-released		2:54:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm βrian: Where's the dining car on this train??
	12:01pm michelle: time 2 get funky
	12:01pm Sem Chumbo: The food's better on the cowcatcher. Hiya, Duane, βrian.
	12:02pm alanr: Bernie forever
	12:08pm thatpatsmith: thank god for Duane
	12:09pm kumar: sheeeeeeeiiiit. Two songs in and I already bought a record. This Walt Barr is heavy.
	12:09pm bobdoesthings: good afternoon all
	12:15pm Duane: Good afternoon one and all! Welcome aboard!
	12:17pm Kat in Chicago: "Two songs in and I already bought a record" it's the Duane effect!
	12:21pm kumar: :)
	12:26pm kumar: awww yeah. Can't Run From My Love is one of my fave Bernie bass lines. Floats around then follows the horns, so good <3
	12:26pm frozen_peas: Today's show is absolute perfection!!
	12:29pm oks: love love love it!!!
	12:29pm michelle: love how all these songs seem to melt into the next - great tunes so far !! :)
	12:32pm Nick S.: Hey, Duane! Great show, as usual. Worrell played on this: www.youtube.com... And he played on Fred Schneider's first dolo record, too: www.youtube.com...
	12:35pm PKNY: G'TZAG Duane and the 'iacs! Great show so far, feeling the Bernie set. One thing that I learned is that Bernie plays (uncredited, I believe) on Mtume's "Juicy Fruit".
	12:38pm KRYPT: HI Duane, an everyone from the (inevitable) Republic of Scotland :)
	12:39pm Wendy del Formaggio: I'm so glad I have a bunch of writing to do today. Then I can listen to the Duane Train while I work. Yay! Hi Duane and everybody.
	12:43pm KRYPT: Should have been a comma after "everyone" in my above comment, sorry.
	12:50pm Kat in Chicago: Hi KRYPT. I really enjoyed the epithets the fine people of Scotland unleashed upon a certain American presidential candidate on Twitter recently.
	12:51pm Wendy del Formaggio: Rest in Peace, Other Music. :-(
	12:55pm Duane: KRYPT: Couldn't have happen to a better soon-to-be hard drinkin republic!
	12:56pm Wild Neil: PEACE Duane et al.
	12:58pm Kat in Chicago: Yes RIP Other Music. I specifically remember purchasing Odelay there when I lived in Manhattan. "Two turntables and a microphone..."
	12:58pm Wild Neil: Mijo has some 80's synth drums going on in the background now and again. Like Miami Vice type drums...
	12:59pm Wild Neil: My bad, its Lay-Far-right?
	1:00pm PERSONATOR: Nice mixing.
	1:00pm fred: I'm still reeling from the closing of Bimbo Tower. Losing a record store is such a blow
	1:01pm Kat in Chicago: Want that Mijo but looks like it's not out yet!
	1:05pm Wild Neil: @Fred-I think new small record stores take over in time...it happened in NY with Venus records and others that are now closed....but others came along and opened such as Other Music in the 90's...now its closed....but its sad to lose such a carefully curated collection of music to be sure....NOTHING can truly REPLACE it...only approximate it somehow...NONE of the independent record shops I knew in Syracuse in the 80's, NY such as Desert Shore and Modern Records look like they have been closed for ten or maybe even twenty years now....
	1:08pm KRYPT: @Kat, yeah "tupeed fucktrumpet" was a personal fav :)
	1:10pm KRYPT: Whahey, Dirty Mac! Cheers D.
	1:10pm michelle: Ohhhh man this has been my jam for the past week.
	1:10pm fred: @Wild Neil: I wish. But rent is way too high here for interesting record stores to survive. Though Souffle Continu is proving me wrong
	1:15pm Wild Neil: PEACE Duane et al! @Fred-I can only imagine the insanely high rents in Paris that probably rival Manhattan and Tokyo...which is why I am a huge fan of second tier cities such as Lublin , Poland which is much more affordable and normal people can afford to open interesting cultural offerings..now that the internet can spread information globally there is a market for say Tuareg Techno et al in Buffalo NY which is my closest city about twenty miles away...( about 40km)....Warsazawa is interesting but probably more expensive than Lublin-which has THREE major universities, hence an audience for music! I have YET to see a NON-Empik store there, they are all I see these chain stores (which are admittedly POLISH)...
	1:18pm Wild Neil: Dion and Tony are winning me over with their very low frequency domain swells and ebbs...VERY cool!
	1:19pm Kat in Chicago: Independent wrecka stows are doing well in Chicago, I'm happy to report. We've got a couple of new ones even.
	1:20pm βrian: Heh. "tupeed fucktrumpet." I like that. I learned the phrase "Toe rag, " in reference to one Nigel Farage. Vocabulary is fun!
	1:24pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Good morning fellow Duaniacs, as it is morning on the Best Coast. San Diego has a nice variety of vinyl record stores, though one has closed since my short time here.
	1:24pm Brian in New Orleans: Brian in New Orleans checking in.....on his Birthday!
	1:26pm Wild Neil: We have Record Theatre in Buffalo....there are two, they are quite large...and then there's spiral scratch...
	1:28pm Sem Chumbo: How sweet this is, Patrice Rushen is goddess-like.
	1:29pm Monica: lovin' this patrice, duane!
	1:29pm Kimbers: Love my Duane Train!!!
	1:30pm fred: I guess I should mellow some. I mean, not having a Jandek section shouldn't be a deal-breaker, right?
	1:30pm KRYPT: @Sem Chumbo, too right, I am a massive fan.
	1:35pm Duane: Thanks Traniacs..Hello monica, thanks Kimbers!
	1:37pm fred: Baba Commandant show is calling, I gotta leave
	1:40pm Bronwyn Bishop: That Brides of Funkenstein song is the best
	1:40pm Eli: meeeep
	1:41pm Bronwyn Bishop: Also gospel disco is my new favorite thing
	2:00pm Ari: What a great, nocturnal groove this is...get it in a movie.
	2:00pm KRYPT: Wow, I'm loving this Coasting cut.
	2:04pm Cheri Pi: This is cool Duane!
	2:05pm Ari: Digging the Teutonic psych folk, too!
	2:05pm Matt: woa. cool organ part on this midnight circus.
	2:10pm Eli: Love this! I feel like I'm on vacation :)
	2:24pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Is she quoting Moby Dick?
	2:24pm Kat in Chicago: Laurie Anderson iirc
	2:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: Shakespeare's The Tempest
	2:27pm mrdonutsu: ...that big fat guy from Canned Heat...
	2:28pm j-biz: Happy birthday Brian in New Orleans! May the crawfish boil over in abundance today and every day.
	2:28pm melinda: Great mix.
	2:29pm Kat in Chicago: Oh right, the full fathom five part
	2:30pm Jshatan: One of those days...thanks for saving room on the caboose for me!
	2:33pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Thanks Bronwyn! Such smart people here on the playlist!
	2:35pm Duane: Jshatan: Welcome aboard..funk can't only move..it can remove!!:)
	2:35pm Michael 98145: what Duane said
	2:37pm Bronwyn Bishop: No problem Jennique :D
	2:38pm Linda Lee: beautiful show today Duane! fantastique!
	2:41pm Guido from Cologne: Fun show! Enjoyed every bit of it! Cheers Duane!
	2:44pm Ari: Super sweet groove. Is this an original or a deep, discovered piece that was later remixed/edited?
	2:44pm Jshatan: Well said, Duane! Did you go to the Other Music concert?
	2:46pm Duane: Ari: Yeah its a re-edit, but they really brought the sleaze out of the tune. THe OG is cool, but it had too many parts in it. They didn't quite know what they wanted the song to be i think. Jshatan: I did! It was amazing Yo La Tengo and Yoko One was a highlight!!
	2:49pm Monica: never heard this cool bonnie tune! awesome show as always, duane!
	2:50pm Sem Chumbo: Wonderful and wondrous afternoon, Duane. Many thanks and I'll catch up with you the next time
	2:50pm Duane: Thank you Monica
	2:57pm oks: Duane,amazing show! thank you!!!
	2:57pm Tommy: I'm IN TO it
	3:54pm Brian in New Orleans: I LOVE this Asia tune...
	3:55pm Brian in New Orleans: Thanks for the Happy Birthday!

The Duane Train: Playlist from June 29, 2016

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