WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from November 30, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:04pm Passaic River Blues: That painting represents nightmares I haven't even had yet.
	3:07pm fleep: So does that abstract. What a pile of ... jargon. Greetings.
	3:08pm Irwin: Wish I'd bought it. $300. Didn't feel like dragging it around the flea while shopping.
	3:09pm joechrismorris: Ken undoubtedly bought it!
	3:10pm Irwin: It was LARGE.
	👻 3:13pm chris: immanent, intense and consistent greetings, Irwin and others.
	3:14pm Passaic River Blues: I could see it taking over my life. First organizing the living room around it (i.e., shuffling milk crates and battered IKEA particleboard) but, before you knew it, I'd be talking to it (especially that bearpig with a human right foot and dope cloak) and refusing to let it out of my sight. Thank you for sharing.
	3:16pm Michael 98145: ... goes well with this Masekela
	3:16pm Webhamster Henry: In the corner, you can see the Bear That Raped Ken! wfmu.org...
	3:17pm berbo: Rhizomes don't get enough respect, in my opinion.
	3:19pm glenn: hola, chusidites.
	3:19pm glenn: chusidonians?
	3:21pm glenn: for the shirley collins fans, an interview from c.b.c. www.cbc.ca...
	3:21pm Passaic River Blues: Strong opening.
	3:25pm Jeff: Re: The Irwin Death Curse DO NOT PLAY JONI MITCHELL.
	👻 3:25pm chris: that's Kornfield, not corn field, which is about fantasy baseball, as i understand it
	3:26pm Listening Out There: We boppin'...
	3:30pm berbo: re: IDC Doesn't Charlie Manson have some recorded material? Just sayin'
	3:31pm glenn: or maybe you could play some kelly anne conway. she can die anytime.
	👻 3:32pm Alison Porchnik: Is that a bowl of Easter eggs? And whose hand is holding it anyway? [shudder]
	3:33pm Irwin: Holding the Easter eggs is what we in the Jim Flora business refer to as a "bonus limb."
	3:36pm coelacanth: nah that's the hand of the dude with the big blue eyes -his arm wrapped around his baby first. - i do like this painting...
	3:36pm KevinfromBayRidge: Many Thunderclaps to you for the last song, Irwin!
	3:38pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Irwin, hi everybody!
	3:38pm coelacanth: hahaha! townSend.
	3:40pm Listening Out There: I only learned of JM in the AM via "Sex and Broadcasting"...
	👻 3:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Was out driving at 9:00 today and listened to his penultimate sign-off.
	3:41pm Stevel: French Jews are the best, or so I'm told.
	3:41pm Listening Out There: Viva L'Chusid!
	3:42pm glenn: except they don't wash, like the rest of the french.
	3:43pm coelacanth: Klaatu song?
	3:43pm Irwin: Hello BronB. Have you found BronA yet?
	3:44pm Stevel: Fish: Of course, Klaatu!
	3:45pm Brendan: Hi Irwin . I was browsing your archives for a Joe Frank episode and was striking out. Were they pulled?
	3:45pm Bronwyn Bishop: nope, still searching fruitlessly
	👻 3:45pm AnAnonymousParty: I just can't understand why this place ain't swarming with aliens from other worlds by now.
	3:46pm glenn: i'll name drop here - my accountant wrote calling occupants.
	3:46pm Irwin: BB: Have you tried fruiting searchlessly?
	3:46pm Parq: Calling Utterers of Oisgeshtrozelt Kvetch.
	3:47pm Listener Robert: Oh, I thought they were singing of "interplanetary extraordinary crap".
	3:48pm berbo: AA Party - what makes you think it isn't swarming with aliens?
	3:50pm coelacanth: huh, i never knew klaatu was canadian.
	3:50pm sweeks: I had no idea Karen had such friendly alien buddies.
	3:51pm Undead83: Great show ^^
	3:52pm Hans Solo: Aliens? They have seen what we are. Trump, Ryan Bannon and the rest of our declining civilization. What a shitstorm for or future.
	3:53pm berbo: We sleep, They Live.
	3:53pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Irwin: Great idea, I'll commence fruiting straightaway!
	3:54pm coelacanth: i've seen the future, brother, it is murder.
	3:55pm Webhamster Henry: if you haven't seen the music video that goes with "Calling Occupants...", see it.
	3:55pm Brendan: Phantom Limb makes me think of two other songs: The lovely phrase: 'Just this faint notion that something was wrong An ache, an absence, a phantom limb' from Ben Folds's 'From Above' and the words "A missing part of me that grows around me like a cage" from Rush, The Anarchist. Read more: Ben Folds - From Above Lyrics \| MetroLyrics
	3:56pm Irwin: Charlie Rouse on sax.
	3:57pm Irwin: Love Monk's piano on this. So nimble.
	3:57pm Don Corleone: I know i'll make Donald Dump an offer he cannot refuse. Fredo was smarter.
	4:04pm Brendan: This Joe Frank background music makes me think Joni Mitchell's about to sing
	4:06pm Irwin: Hans Solo/Don Corleone: post once more as me and you're banned from the boards.
	4:09pm Brendan: Joe's telephone monologues/confessionals are great
	4:13pm glenn: post the banns, irwin.
	4:17pm coelacanth: (i personally wouldn't give trolls a second chance.)
	👻 4:18pm AnAnonymousParty: Who's Will?
	👻 4:18pm Alison Porchnik: NSFW! NSFW! NSFW! And what about the children?
	4:22pm Irwin: Kids got bored and left when they heard jazz.
	👻 4:22pm Alison Porchnik: Think of the children! Won't somebody think of the children?
	👻 4:25pm AnAnonymousParty: Yup. they went back to listening to completely innocent and wholesome hip-hop.
	👻 4:26pm AnAnonymousParty: Fred Rogers!
	👻 4:29pm Alison Porchnik: Well, I listen to a lot of hip hop, and I've never heard anyone freestyle with "semen" or "nipples."
	4:40pm glenn: mother teresa went to san quentin? was she opening for merle haggard?
	4:42pm Carmichael: I saw Mother Teresa on the Sammy Maudlin show once.
	4:51pm Irwin: Glenn: Andy Breckman once explained that Germans who thronged to the Nuremberg rallies didn't come to see Hitler, they were there for the opening act. Who was that opening act? Little known fact: Eddie Rabbitt!
	👻 4:52pm Alison Porchnik: Adolf loved the rainy nights
	4:54pm berbo: Sometimes? kinda seems like all the times.
	5:00pm glenn: ummm. andy's sense of humour is way beyond mine, i guess. maybe it's a jewish thing.
	👻 5:01pm Alison Porchnik: BTW, minus Station Mgr Ken and Liz, WFMU might come pretty close to looking like Deleuze & Guattari's model of the rhizome. Just sayin.
	5:11pm Irwin: Second greatest rock drummer ever: Phil Collins.
	5:11pm V Priceless: whoa...cool cut!
	5:12pm Carmichael: Now you're just baiting us, Irwin.
	5:12pm andrew: that makes nick knox first
	5:13pm Irwin: Carm: The answer is obvious. And Jim Gordon is third.
	5:13pm V Priceless: ...and BJ Wilson 0, if we're talking whole numbers
	5:13pm Irwin: Mitch Mitchell is top ten.
	5:14pm Carmichael: Speaking of "a jewish thing", I'm reading Bill Graham's bio. It seems to be written in "casual Yiddish".
	5:15pm V Priceless: Mitch indeed rules
	5:16pm Carmichael: Jeremy Gelbwaks is NOT in the top 10.
	👻 5:16pm Alison Porchnik: "Casual Yiddish." Irwin, isn't that your cue?
	5:17pm Irwin: Coming up next, Aleesohn.
	5:20pm glenn: i kinda think hal blaine is the greatest rock drummer ever, but that's just me.
	👻 5:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Listener Lyle must be out on the road this week. I'm sure he'd drop in with some great drummer tales if he were listening.
	👻 5:21pm chris: maybe even drummers who spoke Yiddish
	5:23pm Carmichael: This is awesome! Nicely done, Alison and yids!
	5:24pm flashbazbo: Thanks for the wind and wuthering
	5:40pm Parq: Glenn, I assume you know about this, but just in case, here's Michael Shelley's June 2007 interview with Hal Blaine and related stuff. wfmu.org...
	5:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...brilliant Jewish Jazz - sweet KiggyPictures! - SmartPop ...give to our demands - nobody get hurt...
	5:42pm coelacanth: (i was away for a minute and i apologise...) Mitch Mitchell is the {obvious!} best "rock" drummer...but i cannot think who Irwin's best is. ...Mick Fleetwood was extraordinary, for being barely recognised as such. Simon Kirk, same... - John Bonham? (i wouldn't think an excellent drummer in the jazz field, such as Irwin, would say Ginger Baker or Keith Moon, right?)
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Irwin's a Mitch-booster - hell yas Mitch all the way.
	5:43pm pinholga: Well this is pretty much the greatest thing ever.
	5:44pm Passaic River Blues: @pinholga: holy god, yes.
	5:45pm coelacanth: RR, did i miss that? -so it is Mitch?
	5:45pm Irwin: Bonzo is tops. After seeing his 20-minute solo in the video of How the West Was Won, I was exhausted and convinced. His performance was conclusive. But I would've liked to see a drum battle between Bonham and Blakey.
	5:47pm Irwin: I say that as someone who has never owned a single LZ album. Can't stand Plant's vocal histrionics. If only Terry Reid had gotten that gig.
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As a WhoFan & a gittar diddler - Thx Irwin for schooling me in the phenomenon that was Bonzo's bass pedal foot...
	5:49pm Carmichael: I saw Aynsley Dunbar perform a long over-the-top solo as part of the original Journey, and was eventually booed off. They were opening for ELP. The sheer audacity of the man was worth the watch.
	5:49pm Irwin: Bonzo could do it all, as he proved in that showcase. Backing the band, he was limited to the song structures. But turned loose ...
	👻 5:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Irwin - Your thoughts on Buddy Rich?
	5:51pm Irwin: Buddy was amazing, no question. Total showman.
	5:51pm Passaic River Blues: And Billy Cobham?
	5:52pm Irwin: Cobham, another virtuoso. Ditto Jack DeJohnette.
	5:52pm coelacanth: as someone who owns every lz album, i think, (but only ever listens to II, III and 2-3 tracks off the 4th) i also dislike Plant's vocals. (& i love Terry Reid) ...and that duet would be pretty phenomenal.
	5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bonzo had Funk, Power (bare hands if he had to), & the Sound everyone wants. Moon had Expression - & broke thru for Rawk Drumming for all who followed... I want to know more about Aynsley: he played w/ Zappa - & a few have suggested he shoulda replaced Moon in TheWho (?)...altho' I'm kinda allergic to Journey... & Billy Cobham. Yes please.
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Simon Phillips did solo Townshend - why not him? Saw Terry Bozzio w/ Jeff Beck - & will never shut up about it...
	5:56pm Passaic River Blues: A tip of the hat for a stimulating afternoon!
	5:56pm coelacanth: DeJohnette Yes! i'm a big fan of Hamid Drake...
	5:57pm KP: I saw Dunbar with Zappa. Im not usually one for drum solos but he turned in the best I've ever experienced. Certainly would have been better than other substitutes but remember Townshend was already getting away from that drum driven sound. The synths had paid off big.
	👻 5:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Maybe the time is due for another drummer throw-down show like the one with EFD some years ago?
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Townshend:...'I never would've been a Who fan'...
	5:59pm coelacanth: oh yeah, Simon Phillips for sure. not very powerful maybe, but very expressive.
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The previous Drum Summits (two?) have skipped over Punk...
	6:00pm coelacanth: Thanks Irwin

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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)
Yo La Tengo	Moby Octopad "Moby Octopad" by "Yo La Tengo"	I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One	0:03:57 (Pop-up)
Klarka Weinwurm	Caroline "Caroline" by "Klarka Weinwurm"	Continental Drag	0:09:08 (Pop-up)
Hugh Masekela	U-Dwi "U-Dwi" by "Hugh Masekela"	The Lasting Impressions of Ooga Booga (prod. Tom Wilson)	0:11:54 (Pop-up)
Haley Bonar	Called You Queen "Called You Queen" by "Haley Bonar"	Impossible Dream	0:17:07 (Pop-up)

Sonny Stitt Quartet	For the Fat Man	Stitt's Bits: The Bebop Recordings, 1949-1952	0:23:04 (Pop-up)
East West Quintet	Collider "Collider" by "East West Quintet"	Anthem	0:25:55 (Pop-up)
Thunderclap Newman	Hollywood Dream (Instrumental)	Hollywood Dream	0:30:52 (Pop-up)
Clinic	If You Could Read Your Mind	Mister Foe	0:33:55 (Pop-up)

The Carpenters	Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft (The Recognized Anthem of World Contact Day)	Passage	0:41:37 (Pop-up)

The Shins	Phantom Limb "Phantom Limb" by "The Shins"	Live iTunes Session 2007	0:48:32 (Pop-up)
Thelonious Monk Quartet	Blue Bolivar Blues	Monk's Dream	0:52:36 (Pop-up)

Tristeza	Aurora Borealis "Aurora Borealis" by "Tristeza"	Dream Signals In Full Circles	2:05:35 (Pop-up)
Genesis	In That Quiet Earth "In That Quiet Earth" by "Genesis"	Wind and Wuthering	2:10:04 (Pop-up)
Levy	Rotten Love "Rotten Love" by "Levy"	Rotten Love	2:14:38 (Pop-up)
Alison Porchnik and the Mystery Yids	Mystery Yiddish Callers	More Mystery Yiddish Callers, Vol. 54	2:17:48 (Pop-up)
Ben Perowsky & Uri Caine	Ahava Achrona	Great Jewish Music: Sasha Argov	2:21:55 (Pop-up)

Kyle Forester	Didn't Try to Run Away	Kyle Forester	2:30:17 (Pop-up)
Joy Askew	Queen Victoria "Queen Victoria" by "Joy Askew"	Queen Victoria	2:32:52 (Pop-up)
It Thing	Send "Send" by "It Thing"	The Ode	2:37:18 (Pop-up)
Perez Prado y Su Orquesta	Tema de los Monkees	Perez Prado esta Increible	2:41:23 (Pop-up)
Ariel Pink	Picture Me Gone "Picture Me Gone" by "Ariel Pink"	Pom Pom	2:43:43 (Pop-up)
Doris Day	Teacher's Pet "Teacher's Pet" by "Doris Day"	More Mystery Yiddish Callers, Vol. 59	2:49:16 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Dreams "Dreams" by "The Kinks"	Percy	2:51:56 (Pop-up)
Albino Gorilla	Swamp Fox (Interlude No. 6)	Albino Gorilla (prod. Tom Wilson)	2:55:22 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:04pm Passaic River Blues: That painting represents nightmares I haven't even had yet.
	3:07pm fleep: So does that abstract. What a pile of ... jargon. Greetings.
	3:08pm Irwin: Wish I'd bought it. $300. Didn't feel like dragging it around the flea while shopping.
	3:09pm joechrismorris: Ken undoubtedly bought it!
	3:10pm Irwin: It was LARGE.
	👻 3:13pm chris: immanent, intense and consistent greetings, Irwin and others.
	3:14pm Passaic River Blues: I could see it taking over my life. First organizing the living room around it (i.e., shuffling milk crates and battered IKEA particleboard) but, before you knew it, I'd be talking to it (especially that bearpig with a human right foot and dope cloak) and refusing to let it out of my sight. Thank you for sharing.
	3:16pm Michael 98145: ... goes well with this Masekela
	3:16pm Webhamster Henry: In the corner, you can see the Bear That Raped Ken! wfmu.org...
	3:17pm berbo: Rhizomes don't get enough respect, in my opinion.
	3:19pm glenn: hola, chusidites.
	3:19pm glenn: chusidonians?
	3:21pm glenn: for the shirley collins fans, an interview from c.b.c. www.cbc.ca...
	3:21pm Passaic River Blues: Strong opening.
	3:25pm Jeff: Re: The Irwin Death Curse DO NOT PLAY JONI MITCHELL.
	👻 3:25pm chris: that's Kornfield, not corn field, which is about fantasy baseball, as i understand it
	3:26pm Listening Out There: We boppin'...
	3:30pm berbo: re: IDC Doesn't Charlie Manson have some recorded material? Just sayin'
	3:31pm glenn: or maybe you could play some kelly anne conway. she can die anytime.
	👻 3:32pm Alison Porchnik: Is that a bowl of Easter eggs? And whose hand is holding it anyway? [shudder]
	3:33pm Irwin: Holding the Easter eggs is what we in the Jim Flora business refer to as a "bonus limb."
	3:36pm coelacanth: nah that's the hand of the dude with the big blue eyes -his arm wrapped around his baby first. - i do like this painting...
	3:36pm KevinfromBayRidge: Many Thunderclaps to you for the last song, Irwin!
	3:38pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Irwin, hi everybody!
	3:38pm coelacanth: hahaha! townSend.
	3:40pm Listening Out There: I only learned of JM in the AM via "Sex and Broadcasting"...
	👻 3:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Was out driving at 9:00 today and listened to his penultimate sign-off.
	3:41pm Stevel: French Jews are the best, or so I'm told.
	3:41pm Listening Out There: Viva L'Chusid!
	3:42pm glenn: except they don't wash, like the rest of the french.
	3:43pm coelacanth: Klaatu song?
	3:43pm Irwin: Hello BronB. Have you found BronA yet?
	3:44pm Stevel: Fish: Of course, Klaatu!
	3:45pm Brendan: Hi Irwin . I was browsing your archives for a Joe Frank episode and was striking out. Were they pulled?
	3:45pm Bronwyn Bishop: nope, still searching fruitlessly
	👻 3:45pm AnAnonymousParty: I just can't understand why this place ain't swarming with aliens from other worlds by now.
	3:46pm glenn: i'll name drop here - my accountant wrote calling occupants.
	3:46pm Irwin: BB: Have you tried fruiting searchlessly?
	3:46pm Parq: Calling Utterers of Oisgeshtrozelt Kvetch.
	3:47pm Listener Robert: Oh, I thought they were singing of "interplanetary extraordinary crap".
	3:48pm berbo: AA Party - what makes you think it isn't swarming with aliens?
	3:50pm coelacanth: huh, i never knew klaatu was canadian.
	3:50pm sweeks: I had no idea Karen had such friendly alien buddies.
	3:51pm Undead83: Great show ^^
	3:52pm Hans Solo: Aliens? They have seen what we are. Trump, Ryan Bannon and the rest of our declining civilization. What a shitstorm for or future.
	3:53pm berbo: We sleep, They Live.
	3:53pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Irwin: Great idea, I'll commence fruiting straightaway!
	3:54pm coelacanth: i've seen the future, brother, it is murder.
	3:55pm Webhamster Henry: if you haven't seen the music video that goes with "Calling Occupants...", see it.
	3:55pm Brendan: Phantom Limb makes me think of two other songs: The lovely phrase: 'Just this faint notion that something was wrong An ache, an absence, a phantom limb' from Ben Folds's 'From Above' and the words "A missing part of me that grows around me like a cage" from Rush, The Anarchist. Read more: Ben Folds - From Above Lyrics \| MetroLyrics
	3:56pm Irwin: Charlie Rouse on sax.
	3:57pm Irwin: Love Monk's piano on this. So nimble.
	3:57pm Don Corleone: I know i'll make Donald Dump an offer he cannot refuse. Fredo was smarter.
	4:04pm Brendan: This Joe Frank background music makes me think Joni Mitchell's about to sing
	4:06pm Irwin: Hans Solo/Don Corleone: post once more as me and you're banned from the boards.
	4:09pm Brendan: Joe's telephone monologues/confessionals are great
	4:13pm glenn: post the banns, irwin.
	4:17pm coelacanth: (i personally wouldn't give trolls a second chance.)
	👻 4:18pm AnAnonymousParty: Who's Will?
	👻 4:18pm Alison Porchnik: NSFW! NSFW! NSFW! And what about the children?
	4:22pm Irwin: Kids got bored and left when they heard jazz.
	👻 4:22pm Alison Porchnik: Think of the children! Won't somebody think of the children?
	👻 4:25pm AnAnonymousParty: Yup. they went back to listening to completely innocent and wholesome hip-hop.
	👻 4:26pm AnAnonymousParty: Fred Rogers!
	👻 4:29pm Alison Porchnik: Well, I listen to a lot of hip hop, and I've never heard anyone freestyle with "semen" or "nipples."
	4:40pm glenn: mother teresa went to san quentin? was she opening for merle haggard?
	4:42pm Carmichael: I saw Mother Teresa on the Sammy Maudlin show once.
	4:51pm Irwin: Glenn: Andy Breckman once explained that Germans who thronged to the Nuremberg rallies didn't come to see Hitler, they were there for the opening act. Who was that opening act? Little known fact: Eddie Rabbitt!
	👻 4:52pm Alison Porchnik: Adolf loved the rainy nights
	4:54pm berbo: Sometimes? kinda seems like all the times.
	5:00pm glenn: ummm. andy's sense of humour is way beyond mine, i guess. maybe it's a jewish thing.
	👻 5:01pm Alison Porchnik: BTW, minus Station Mgr Ken and Liz, WFMU might come pretty close to looking like Deleuze & Guattari's model of the rhizome. Just sayin.
	5:11pm Irwin: Second greatest rock drummer ever: Phil Collins.
	5:11pm V Priceless: whoa...cool cut!
	5:12pm Carmichael: Now you're just baiting us, Irwin.
	5:12pm andrew: that makes nick knox first
	5:13pm Irwin: Carm: The answer is obvious. And Jim Gordon is third.
	5:13pm V Priceless: ...and BJ Wilson 0, if we're talking whole numbers
	5:13pm Irwin: Mitch Mitchell is top ten.
	5:14pm Carmichael: Speaking of "a jewish thing", I'm reading Bill Graham's bio. It seems to be written in "casual Yiddish".
	5:15pm V Priceless: Mitch indeed rules
	5:16pm Carmichael: Jeremy Gelbwaks is NOT in the top 10.
	👻 5:16pm Alison Porchnik: "Casual Yiddish." Irwin, isn't that your cue?
	5:17pm Irwin: Coming up next, Aleesohn.
	5:20pm glenn: i kinda think hal blaine is the greatest rock drummer ever, but that's just me.
	👻 5:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Listener Lyle must be out on the road this week. I'm sure he'd drop in with some great drummer tales if he were listening.
	👻 5:21pm chris: maybe even drummers who spoke Yiddish
	5:23pm Carmichael: This is awesome! Nicely done, Alison and yids!
	5:24pm flashbazbo: Thanks for the wind and wuthering
	5:40pm Parq: Glenn, I assume you know about this, but just in case, here's Michael Shelley's June 2007 interview with Hal Blaine and related stuff. wfmu.org...
	5:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...brilliant Jewish Jazz - sweet KiggyPictures! - SmartPop ...give to our demands - nobody get hurt...
	5:42pm coelacanth: (i was away for a minute and i apologise...) Mitch Mitchell is the {obvious!} best "rock" drummer...but i cannot think who Irwin's best is. ...Mick Fleetwood was extraordinary, for being barely recognised as such. Simon Kirk, same... - John Bonham? (i wouldn't think an excellent drummer in the jazz field, such as Irwin, would say Ginger Baker or Keith Moon, right?)
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Irwin's a Mitch-booster - hell yas Mitch all the way.
	5:43pm pinholga: Well this is pretty much the greatest thing ever.
	5:44pm Passaic River Blues: @pinholga: holy god, yes.
	5:45pm coelacanth: RR, did i miss that? -so it is Mitch?
	5:45pm Irwin: Bonzo is tops. After seeing his 20-minute solo in the video of How the West Was Won, I was exhausted and convinced. His performance was conclusive. But I would've liked to see a drum battle between Bonham and Blakey.
	5:47pm Irwin: I say that as someone who has never owned a single LZ album. Can't stand Plant's vocal histrionics. If only Terry Reid had gotten that gig.
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As a WhoFan & a gittar diddler - Thx Irwin for schooling me in the phenomenon that was Bonzo's bass pedal foot...
	5:49pm Carmichael: I saw Aynsley Dunbar perform a long over-the-top solo as part of the original Journey, and was eventually booed off. They were opening for ELP. The sheer audacity of the man was worth the watch.
	5:49pm Irwin: Bonzo could do it all, as he proved in that showcase. Backing the band, he was limited to the song structures. But turned loose ...
	👻 5:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Irwin - Your thoughts on Buddy Rich?
	5:51pm Irwin: Buddy was amazing, no question. Total showman.
	5:51pm Passaic River Blues: And Billy Cobham?
	5:52pm Irwin: Cobham, another virtuoso. Ditto Jack DeJohnette.
	5:52pm coelacanth: as someone who owns every lz album, i think, (but only ever listens to II, III and 2-3 tracks off the 4th) i also dislike Plant's vocals. (& i love Terry Reid) ...and that duet would be pretty phenomenal.
	5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bonzo had Funk, Power (bare hands if he had to), & the Sound everyone wants. Moon had Expression - & broke thru for Rawk Drumming for all who followed... I want to know more about Aynsley: he played w/ Zappa - & a few have suggested he shoulda replaced Moon in TheWho (?)...altho' I'm kinda allergic to Journey... & Billy Cobham. Yes please.
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Simon Phillips did solo Townshend - why not him? Saw Terry Bozzio w/ Jeff Beck - & will never shut up about it...
	5:56pm Passaic River Blues: A tip of the hat for a stimulating afternoon!
	5:56pm coelacanth: DeJohnette Yes! i'm a big fan of Hamid Drake...
	5:57pm KP: I saw Dunbar with Zappa. Im not usually one for drum solos but he turned in the best I've ever experienced. Certainly would have been better than other substitutes but remember Townshend was already getting away from that drum driven sound. The synths had paid off big.
	👻 5:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Maybe the time is due for another drummer throw-down show like the one with EFD some years ago?
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Townshend:...'I never would've been a Who fan'...
	5:59pm coelacanth: oh yeah, Simon Phillips for sure. not very powerful maybe, but very expressive.
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The previous Drum Summits (two?) have skipped over Punk...
	6:00pm coelacanth: Thanks Irwin

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from November 30, 2016

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