WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 26, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:02am sphere: hi trouble and all :)
	9:02am guy mauve: Good morning Trouble and the Troublesome from rainy Toronto.
	9:03am Jeff: y pants? y not?
	9:04am Bronwyn Bishop: morning trouble and troublettes. lovely painting.
	9:04am ranjit: good morning - I'm listening from New Orleans today, where the weather has been warm and sunny instead of stormy!
	9:04am melinda: Hi trouble
	9:05am Radiocontrolled in London: Hi Trouble
	9:08am Trouble: good morning!! today's fab art work is by kerry james marshall. his superb show is up a met breur till jan 29. GO!!
	9:09am Trouble: impressive far flung check ins at the start of the show! yowza
	9:10am Listener Robert: Did that lady just blink her eyes, or am I not awake enough yet?
	9:12am Guido from Cologne: Hello Trouble
	9:12am Sig: Here is Trouble all
	9:13am Cliff in Prague: I'm in Prague, is that far-flung enough? ;)
	9:16am Trouble: yes @cliff in prague, that's pretty far flung
	9:18am MD: Hello My Friends....Let US build a Freeform Wall of Love this morning...Shall We???
	9:19am Rick L: Listening from Shepherdstown, WV, where the Democratic leadership is having their retreat as we speak.
	9:21am Chris from DC: Preclicked Can
	9:22am meredith: morning from Carrboro/Chapel Hill NC
	9:23am sphere: Now I'm teleworking from Catonsville, MD today. Next week I'll be near Nationals Park in DC.
	9:24am Sem Chumbo: A very good morning to you, Trouble, and all Modern Worlders.
	9:26am Rev. Turnip Druid: CATONSVILLE!
	9:26am Bronwyn Bishop: beautiful :)
	9:27am sphere: yep! off of Route 40 near a Korean supermarket (no surprise there).
	9:28am Passaic River Blues: This week's art is stunning!
	9:28am Chris from DC: I hear Catonsville is lovely this time of year.
	9:29am Mick: Good morning Trouble and one and all. Love the Kerry James Marshall!! Going to the Met Breuer tomorrow night.
	9:31am Pat in Philadelphia: Kerry James Marshall! His show at the Met Breuer left me speechless. Such a great show! Killer catalog too.
	9:33am Listening Out There: I will be slightly off-kilter for the balance of the day after hearing The Shaggs...
	9:34am Webhamster Henry: Hi Trouble! Even the Shaggs have a proper Philosophy Of The World!
	9:34am JakeGould: Hey!
	9:34am Sem Chumbo: Drumming in this remarkable.
	9:35am Rev. Turnip Druid: I'll take Catonsville over downtown DC at this particular point in history.
	9:35am Ian in Toronto: Fairport for a soggy morning. Right after I watched Richard Thompson cover Leonard Cohen on Youtube from the Brooklyn tribute a couple of days ago. Man he's been around a long time, but so have I.
	9:37am sugarwolf: Hello
	9:37am meredith: i didn't know that! I'm from nowheresville NH too! @trouble
	9:37am Webhamster Henry: Irwin used to have a segment on his show called "Gender Bias," featuring female music.
	9:39am Adrian in London: German: 'ei' rhymes with height. 'ie' rhymes with sheet. So Jaki LeebZite
	9:40am Listener Robert: Yeah, specifically female vocals! I'm a sucker for that.
	9:41am Webhamster Henry: I'm listening, as usual, from Historic Kingston, NY
	9:41am MD: one "hand" is talking about the wall...blah blah blah....WE NEED TO KEEP AN EYE ON WHAT THE OTHER HAND IS DOING...
	9:42am joe symington: What's the book called? My child was going on and on about something
	9:43am ans: german: and the Z is pronounced like 'TS'
	9:43am MD: "CHEAP PARLOR TRICKS...EVEN YOUR NAME IS A CHEAP PARLOR TRICK!!!"
	9:44am Trouble: the book i just read and praised is 'marriage material' by sathnam sanghera on europa editions
	9:46am Slaboch: Glad to see Kerry James Marshall representing on the playlist!
	9:47am Trouble: thanks adrian! i remember the rule now: pronounce the last vowel, not the first!
	9:47am Adrian in London: Get me, Germansplaining
	9:51am Chris from DC: Might be my favorite Heads song.
	9:52am Devin B.: @Chris from DC: Just thinking the same thing.
	9:53am slugluv1313: thanks Trouble! i was going to ask the same thing! thought you said "Marriage Material" but was not sure . . . definitely going to check it out! and true, that Five Corners branch is pretty awesome!!!
	9:54am Tome: Good Morning Trouble and everyone, lovely sounds as always !
	9:54am melinda: I like this TH song, hard to choose a favorite
	9:54am Stevel: Talking Heads! Open our eyes! Moving now.
	9:55am Priscilla: Adrian Belew
	9:55am Listener Robert: So, Trouble, you say you don't want to dis the library by name, then say it's at 5 Corners, which makes it easily identifiable. Like Alan King's, "Don't worry, we're in good hands with THIS insurance co."
	9:57am Trouble: no that is not my local branch listener robert! i enjoy five corners when i am in that neighborhood, but it is not my local branch, sadly
	9:57am Chris from DC: YES
	9:59am dfb: hey - i have loved this heaven 17 song since i was well 17.
	9:59am Bronwyn Bishop: so relevant. sigh.
	9:59am Ernst Soup: Indeed we most certainly do not need this fascist groove thing.
	10:01am Bronwyn Bishop: Back in 2015 I started writing a web series set in 1980 where the characters worry about Reagan getting elected. It seemed hollow when I read over it because I had never been through anything like that. I have since started working on it again with much more understanding and ability to tie it to our current events. Which is good for the quality of my web series and very bad for all of our lives.
	10:02am dfb: reagan was a very creepy guy
	10:03am briania: Agreed, a very relevant playlist this morning. Love this Blue Orchids track.
	10:04am Stevel: Painfully relevant (which is just fine!)
	10:04am Trouble: next read: www.dukeupress.edu... AND i will have the author on this show in march!
	10:06am sphere: this Them tune is amazing.
	10:07am dfb: very cool tune by the them
	10:09am Passaic River Blues: Nice, Trouble! I believe this is the same author whose reading at Word you mentioned a couple of weeks ago. Looking forward to your interview
	10:10am Bronwyn Bishop: love this :D
	10:11am fjolla: You would also need to read Jaki as Yaki in English.
	10:17am Bronwyn Bishop: great set trouble
	10:18am psysci: im crying like emmit ray right now
	10:20am Sem Chumbo: Sacre Reinhardt. C'est tres joil.
	10:20am MD: My Dad Bought Django Reinhardt a Whisky Once...at one of his only US appearances..Trouble wit da Visa...Don't ya know...
	10:21am Roger: Great show, Trouble, always glad when my schedule allows me to hear your wonderful shift. And ditto to the KJMarshall exhibit. Everyone should go!
	10:21am Listener Robert: Is he singing about Carnival or Cannibal?
	10:24am Trouble: omg fjolla! i have never heard it pronounced like that (here in the us)!! woza!! merci! thanks for the kind words @roger!
	10:25am βrian: I hear Django, and I think of waiting tables on the brunch shift. Not a sweet memory. Brunch seems to bring out the worst in people.
	10:26am sphere: at the old 9:30 Club in DC, a member of the Dirty Dozen Brass Band asked me if he could score some weed off me.
	10:28am JakeGould: For those who need some joy, pics have emerged of that alt-right/neo-Nazi guy getting punched on the other side of his face before or after the first punch.
	10:29am coelacanth∅: hello Trouble and Troubled
	10:30am JakeGould: Not condoning violence and such, but hey.
	10:31am Chris from DC: This is nice, reminds me of 6 Organs of Admittance.
	10:31am coelacanth∅: come back when you have pictures of trump getting punched.
	10:31am Trouble: i would like to keep this a rump free comments section. there is plenty of effin crazy going on, it's a massive distraction from what we need to focus on and the work we need to do
	10:31am Guido from Cologne: Ha! Just yesteerday recieveed Isasa's album from Spain. Very much non-Spanish guitar. Beautiful album.
	10:32am upsetter5001: Good morning!
	10:32am βrian: This Isasa is a balm.
	10:32am JakeGould: Waiting for Trump to have a stroke or slip down stairs or choke on something.
	10:33am Guido from Cologne: Isasa is the Guitarist's family name.
	10:33am JakeGould: Done. Sorry for the interruption.
	10:34am upsetter5001: Don't know why but the painting above reminds me of geography or the making of a map. Either way it's great.
	10:35am SeanG: gonna drink some black coffee right now, morning Trouble and all around the world
	10:37am βrian: Ma'am? Lord he'p us!
	10:37am Trouble: i'm not interested in hyperbole
	10:39am sphere: this Davachi is also very nice. doing drone right.
	10:42am Priscilla: I appreciate the difficulty of moderating while DJing. You go Trouble!
	10:44am g: Sorry. Maxima mea culpa. I'm a schlub leading an unexamined life.
	10:47am maestroso: Lovely music, DJ Trouble. This Davachi piece is rather soothing.
	10:49am winston: comments down the memory hole.
	10:49am Trouble: merci @ maestroso
	10:49am Chris from DC: This is fantastic.
	10:50am Webhamster Henry: As a droning professional, I approve!
	10:52am winston: totalitarian
	10:55am Greg from ZONE 5: I totes need this today.
	10:55am Trouble: no winston: my show, my perview
	10:58am winston: inner party perview
	10:59am βrian: Tiens ! Les oiseaux !
	10:59am Chris from DC: The birds really liked that last piece too.
	10:59am Adrian in London: I hope you play Françoise next!
	11:01am AndrewC.: only heard it a tiny bit !
	11:03am Adrian in London: Ha ha!!
	11:03am βrian: The bird narrator mentioned the maquis but probably wasn't referring to the resistance fighter group. Or was he? That would be timely.
	11:04am Planet Tyler: Too bad they didn't 1984 before... Now it's time to get familiar with the 25th amendment, section 4
	11:05am AndrewC.: @Brian: Some pictures: www.google.co.uk...
	11:05am AndrewC.: See Asterix in Corsica for more information.
	11:10am Passaic River Blues: Manakins actually do have pretty tight moves: www.youtube.com...
	11:11am TDK60: Trouble, Thanks for the Dr. John. That 2nd LP of his is an obscure delight. Your earlier talk on 'ie' & 'ei' in Deutsch reminds. Over at WKCR-FM (Columbia U) classical DJs have recently been mispronouncing Leonard Bernstein as "steen". I need to call 'em!
	11:12am Listening Out There: Billy Bang did some great playing in the String Trio of New York...
	11:13am βrian: Whey I buy wine, I seek the garrigue of Marcel Pagnol. Or so I tell myself.
	11:13am Trouble: no way passaic river blues! are you sure nat geo didn't lift that from a janelle monae video? too funny
	11:19am Trouble: anybody read this? www.newyorker.com...
	11:19am tallbuildings: great set today, Trouble!
	11:20am Trouble: thanks tall buildings
	11:20am Guido from Cologne: Money Jungle! Cool!
	11:21am βrian: I did read that. Oy.
	11:21am JakeGould: Tangential, but it's Barbara Krueger's b-day today.
	11:22am Trouble: @brian, i felt like i was re-reading the underground railroad by colson whitehead...
	11:24am Trouble: thanks jake gould. who doesn't love barbara kruger??
	11:24am Pascal Panelak: Money Jungle! One of my fave jazz albums. It's a pretty brutal LP. Thanks for playing.
	11:33am Greg from ZONE 5: Meth drinkers, pot sellers, illusion dwellers
	11:34am the Master: When Joan Baez recorded this song it was called Blessed Are...
	11:34am Adrian in London: Oh, I don't know this Scott song. Sounds great.
	11:37am Agent Peter: Can never have enough Singers & Players!
	11:39am Bronwyn Bishop: Goddammit, did I really miss Scott Walker covering Ennio Morricone???
	11:40am TDK60: Trouble, thanks for article on Albert Woodfox a victim of authoritarian and racist injustice!
	11:40am nick26: Hey Trouble! Great show today. But you did break through that extended tonal number. Well, the Doors did say Break on through to the other side! That tune was interesting to me even though you were taking a chance with it. It brought me back to the the Beatles LP with an 18 minute break after what was listed as the last song- but the record changer didn't process. After playing it again and waiting patiently I was rewarded with some short little ditty, Can't remember what it was anymore! Carry on!!
	11:43am Listening Out There: BTW, The Rumpus has a good interview with station manager Ken - http://therumpus.net/2017/01/sound-vision-28-ken-freedman/
	11:43am Sem Chumbo: What TDK60 said^. LIke CW's book, difficult to read.
	11:46am MD: The Last Century!!!
	11:46am Adrian in London: It was only a little break-in!
	11:48am Ken From Hyde Park: @LOT - Cool, thanks for that Rumpus link. Will read that in full later. Also: Hi, Trouble and gang.
	11:48am meredith: I just love this Solange groove. thanks!!
	11:54am SeanG: black ice!
	11:54am Priscilla: Thanks Trouble! When life hands you oranges, I mean, lemons...
	11:55am Trouble: thanks for listening! see you next week
	11:55am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:57am Cliff in Prague: Love anything Hope Sandoval does. Thanks Trouble!
	11:58am meredith: Oh! Love the closing. Happy week to you @trouble. Thanks for Gilberto!!! :)
	11:59am Sem Chumbo: Lovely.
	11:59am Adrian in London: Oh, nearly show time over, thanks for a great show today Trouble!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 26, 2017

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A viking ship appears on the horizon, a likeness of Alice Coltrane carved into its bow. Rare birds flock together to sing Francoise Hardy as soul hits. A sunset of blips and bleeps fills the air.

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January 26, 2017: alternate fancy

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New / Special	Approx. start time
y pants	lulu "lulu" by "y pants"	beat it down	water wing	1982	Vinyl		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
lena horne	stormy weather "stormy weather" by "lena horne"							0:03:21 (Pop-up)
Swimming in Bengal	breathe in, breathe ouch	garden of the idle hands	baggage claim		Vinyl		*	0:06:58 (Pop-up)
carla dal forno	you now what it's like	You Know What It's Like	blackest ever black				*	0:16:20 (Pop-up)
can	she brings the rain "she brings the rain" by "can"	soundtracks						0:20:32 (Pop-up)
fairport convention	i'll keep it with mine	Fairport Convention						0:25:13 (Pop-up)
felt	sempiternal darkness "sempiternal darkness" by "felt"							0:31:14 (Pop-up)
the shaggs	i'm so happy when you're near	Philosophy of the World						0:32:17 (Pop-up)

can	mushroom "mushroom" by "can"	tago mago						0:40:12 (Pop-up)
stevo	jammin( al kent remix) "jammin( al kent remix)" by "stevo"	Tommy Stewart's Disco Love Affair	cultures of soul				*	0:43:56 (Pop-up)
Talking Heads	the great curve "the great curve" by "Talking Heads"	remain in light						0:50:54 (Pop-up)
heaven 17	(We Don't Need this) Fascist Groove Thang				7"			0:57:12 (Pop-up)
blue orchids	work "work" by "blue orchids"	awefull						1:00:39 (Pop-up)
them	one two brown eyes "one two brown eyes" by "them"	The Complete Them 1964-1967						1:04:32 (Pop-up)

Tak Shindo	mombasa love song "mombasa love song" by "Tak Shindo"	Mganga! The Primitive Sounds of Tak Shindo	modern harmonic				*	1:09:59 (Pop-up)
Roaring Lion	j'ouvert barrio "j'ouvert barrio" by "Roaring Lion"	Cairi Calypso: 1930-1939	asherah		Vinyl		*	1:12:42 (Pop-up)
Don Redman & HIs Orchestra	song of the weeds	masters of jazz v 3						1:15:29 (Pop-up)
Django Reinhardt	ultrafox "ultrafox" by "Django Reinhardt"							1:18:12 (Pop-up)
Django Reinhardt	three little words							1:21:24 (Pop-up)
vetiver	current carry "current carry" by "vetiver"	complete strangers						1:24:14 (Pop-up)
isasa	ronda de segovia "ronda de segovia" by "isasa"	los dias	La Castanya				*	1:28:15 (Pop-up)
peggy lee	black coffee "black coffee" by "peggy lee"							1:34:12 (Pop-up)
sarah davachi	gentle so gentle "gentle so gentle" by "sarah davachi"	vergers	important		Vinyl		*	1:38:33 (Pop-up)

francoise hardy	peut-etre que je t'aime	la maison ou j'ai grandi	future days				*	2:04:06 (Pop-up)
dr john	barefoot lady "barefoot lady" by "dr john"	babylon						2:05:19 (Pop-up)
billy bang	dance of the manakin "dance of the manakin" by "billy bang"	prayer for peace						2:08:30 (Pop-up)
duke ellington, charlie mingus, max roach	money jungle	Savage Pencil Presents The Antiquack Dead Duck Selection v/a						2:18:43 (Pop-up)
the hygrades	somebody's gonna lose or win	Voodoo Funk: Franc O's 2009 Marathon Premium						2:23:36 (Pop-up)
pablo schneider	amor et llamas "amor et llamas" by "pablo schneider"	Venezuela 70 - Cosmic Visions Of A Latin American Earth: Venezuelan Experimental Rock In The 1970s (V/A)					*	2:27:08 (Pop-up)
scott walker	the ballad of sacco and vanzetti	Ricordare: The Songs of Ennio Morricone v/a	ace				*	2:30:45 (Pop-up)
soul scratch	the road looks long "the road looks long" by "soul scratch"	pushing fire	colemine				*	2:34:12 (Pop-up)
singers & players	african blood "african blood" by "singers & players"	staggering heights	on-u sound	1983			*	2:37:25 (Pop-up)
buscabella	frio with Helado Negro	EP II					*	2:40:16 (Pop-up)

solange	weary "weary" by "solange"	a seat at the table					*	2:47:15 (Pop-up)
helado negro	young latin and proud	private energy	Asthmatic Kitty				***	2:53:25 (Pop-up)
Hope Sandoval and the Warm Inventions	the peasant	until the hunter	Tendril Tales				*	2:54:01 (Pop-up)
astrud gilberto	Girl from Ipanema					happy birthday this week to antonio carlos jobim		2:58:02 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am sphere: hi trouble and all :)
	9:02am guy mauve: Good morning Trouble and the Troublesome from rainy Toronto.
	9:03am Jeff: y pants? y not?
	9:04am Bronwyn Bishop: morning trouble and troublettes. lovely painting.
	9:04am ranjit: good morning - I'm listening from New Orleans today, where the weather has been warm and sunny instead of stormy!
	9:04am melinda: Hi trouble
	9:05am Radiocontrolled in London: Hi Trouble
	9:08am Trouble: good morning!! today's fab art work is by kerry james marshall. his superb show is up a met breur till jan 29. GO!!
	9:09am Trouble: impressive far flung check ins at the start of the show! yowza
	9:10am Listener Robert: Did that lady just blink her eyes, or am I not awake enough yet?
	9:12am Guido from Cologne: Hello Trouble
	9:12am Sig: Here is Trouble all
	9:13am Cliff in Prague: I'm in Prague, is that far-flung enough? ;)
	9:16am Trouble: yes @cliff in prague, that's pretty far flung
	9:18am MD: Hello My Friends....Let US build a Freeform Wall of Love this morning...Shall We???
	9:19am Rick L: Listening from Shepherdstown, WV, where the Democratic leadership is having their retreat as we speak.
	9:21am Chris from DC: Preclicked Can
	9:22am meredith: morning from Carrboro/Chapel Hill NC
	9:23am sphere: Now I'm teleworking from Catonsville, MD today. Next week I'll be near Nationals Park in DC.
	9:24am Sem Chumbo: A very good morning to you, Trouble, and all Modern Worlders.
	9:26am Rev. Turnip Druid: CATONSVILLE!
	9:26am Bronwyn Bishop: beautiful :)
	9:27am sphere: yep! off of Route 40 near a Korean supermarket (no surprise there).
	9:28am Passaic River Blues: This week's art is stunning!
	9:28am Chris from DC: I hear Catonsville is lovely this time of year.
	9:29am Mick: Good morning Trouble and one and all. Love the Kerry James Marshall!! Going to the Met Breuer tomorrow night.
	9:31am Pat in Philadelphia: Kerry James Marshall! His show at the Met Breuer left me speechless. Such a great show! Killer catalog too.
	9:33am Listening Out There: I will be slightly off-kilter for the balance of the day after hearing The Shaggs...
	9:34am Webhamster Henry: Hi Trouble! Even the Shaggs have a proper Philosophy Of The World!
	9:34am JakeGould: Hey!
	9:34am Sem Chumbo: Drumming in this remarkable.
	9:35am Rev. Turnip Druid: I'll take Catonsville over downtown DC at this particular point in history.
	9:35am Ian in Toronto: Fairport for a soggy morning. Right after I watched Richard Thompson cover Leonard Cohen on Youtube from the Brooklyn tribute a couple of days ago. Man he's been around a long time, but so have I.
	9:37am sugarwolf: Hello
	9:37am meredith: i didn't know that! I'm from nowheresville NH too! @trouble
	9:37am Webhamster Henry: Irwin used to have a segment on his show called "Gender Bias," featuring female music.
	9:39am Adrian in London: German: 'ei' rhymes with height. 'ie' rhymes with sheet. So Jaki LeebZite
	9:40am Listener Robert: Yeah, specifically female vocals! I'm a sucker for that.
	9:41am Webhamster Henry: I'm listening, as usual, from Historic Kingston, NY
	9:41am MD: one "hand" is talking about the wall...blah blah blah....WE NEED TO KEEP AN EYE ON WHAT THE OTHER HAND IS DOING...
	9:42am joe symington: What's the book called? My child was going on and on about something
	9:43am ans: german: and the Z is pronounced like 'TS'
	9:43am MD: "CHEAP PARLOR TRICKS...EVEN YOUR NAME IS A CHEAP PARLOR TRICK!!!"
	9:44am Trouble: the book i just read and praised is 'marriage material' by sathnam sanghera on europa editions
	9:46am Slaboch: Glad to see Kerry James Marshall representing on the playlist!
	9:47am Trouble: thanks adrian! i remember the rule now: pronounce the last vowel, not the first!
	9:47am Adrian in London: Get me, Germansplaining
	9:51am Chris from DC: Might be my favorite Heads song.
	9:52am Devin B.: @Chris from DC: Just thinking the same thing.
	9:53am slugluv1313: thanks Trouble! i was going to ask the same thing! thought you said "Marriage Material" but was not sure . . . definitely going to check it out! and true, that Five Corners branch is pretty awesome!!!
	9:54am Tome: Good Morning Trouble and everyone, lovely sounds as always !
	9:54am melinda: I like this TH song, hard to choose a favorite
	9:54am Stevel: Talking Heads! Open our eyes! Moving now.
	9:55am Priscilla: Adrian Belew
	9:55am Listener Robert: So, Trouble, you say you don't want to dis the library by name, then say it's at 5 Corners, which makes it easily identifiable. Like Alan King's, "Don't worry, we're in good hands with THIS insurance co."
	9:57am Trouble: no that is not my local branch listener robert! i enjoy five corners when i am in that neighborhood, but it is not my local branch, sadly
	9:57am Chris from DC: YES
	9:59am dfb: hey - i have loved this heaven 17 song since i was well 17.
	9:59am Bronwyn Bishop: so relevant. sigh.
	9:59am Ernst Soup: Indeed we most certainly do not need this fascist groove thing.
	10:01am Bronwyn Bishop: Back in 2015 I started writing a web series set in 1980 where the characters worry about Reagan getting elected. It seemed hollow when I read over it because I had never been through anything like that. I have since started working on it again with much more understanding and ability to tie it to our current events. Which is good for the quality of my web series and very bad for all of our lives.
	10:02am dfb: reagan was a very creepy guy
	10:03am briania: Agreed, a very relevant playlist this morning. Love this Blue Orchids track.
	10:04am Stevel: Painfully relevant (which is just fine!)
	10:04am Trouble: next read: www.dukeupress.edu... AND i will have the author on this show in march!
	10:06am sphere: this Them tune is amazing.
	10:07am dfb: very cool tune by the them
	10:09am Passaic River Blues: Nice, Trouble! I believe this is the same author whose reading at Word you mentioned a couple of weeks ago. Looking forward to your interview
	10:10am Bronwyn Bishop: love this :D
	10:11am fjolla: You would also need to read Jaki as Yaki in English.
	10:17am Bronwyn Bishop: great set trouble
	10:18am psysci: im crying like emmit ray right now
	10:20am Sem Chumbo: Sacre Reinhardt. C'est tres joil.
	10:20am MD: My Dad Bought Django Reinhardt a Whisky Once...at one of his only US appearances..Trouble wit da Visa...Don't ya know...
	10:21am Roger: Great show, Trouble, always glad when my schedule allows me to hear your wonderful shift. And ditto to the KJMarshall exhibit. Everyone should go!
	10:21am Listener Robert: Is he singing about Carnival or Cannibal?
	10:24am Trouble: omg fjolla! i have never heard it pronounced like that (here in the us)!! woza!! merci! thanks for the kind words @roger!
	10:25am βrian: I hear Django, and I think of waiting tables on the brunch shift. Not a sweet memory. Brunch seems to bring out the worst in people.
	10:26am sphere: at the old 9:30 Club in DC, a member of the Dirty Dozen Brass Band asked me if he could score some weed off me.
	10:28am JakeGould: For those who need some joy, pics have emerged of that alt-right/neo-Nazi guy getting punched on the other side of his face before or after the first punch.
	10:29am coelacanth∅: hello Trouble and Troubled
	10:30am JakeGould: Not condoning violence and such, but hey.
	10:31am Chris from DC: This is nice, reminds me of 6 Organs of Admittance.
	10:31am coelacanth∅: come back when you have pictures of trump getting punched.
	10:31am Trouble: i would like to keep this a rump free comments section. there is plenty of effin crazy going on, it's a massive distraction from what we need to focus on and the work we need to do
	10:31am Guido from Cologne: Ha! Just yesteerday recieveed Isasa's album from Spain. Very much non-Spanish guitar. Beautiful album.
	10:32am upsetter5001: Good morning!
	10:32am βrian: This Isasa is a balm.
	10:32am JakeGould: Waiting for Trump to have a stroke or slip down stairs or choke on something.
	10:33am Guido from Cologne: Isasa is the Guitarist's family name.
	10:33am JakeGould: Done. Sorry for the interruption.
	10:34am upsetter5001: Don't know why but the painting above reminds me of geography or the making of a map. Either way it's great.
	10:35am SeanG: gonna drink some black coffee right now, morning Trouble and all around the world
	10:37am βrian: Ma'am? Lord he'p us!
	10:37am Trouble: i'm not interested in hyperbole
	10:39am sphere: this Davachi is also very nice. doing drone right.
	10:42am Priscilla: I appreciate the difficulty of moderating while DJing. You go Trouble!
	10:44am g: Sorry. Maxima mea culpa. I'm a schlub leading an unexamined life.
	10:47am maestroso: Lovely music, DJ Trouble. This Davachi piece is rather soothing.
	10:49am winston: comments down the memory hole.
	10:49am Trouble: merci @ maestroso
	10:49am Chris from DC: This is fantastic.
	10:50am Webhamster Henry: As a droning professional, I approve!
	10:52am winston: totalitarian
	10:55am Greg from ZONE 5: I totes need this today.
	10:55am Trouble: no winston: my show, my perview
	10:58am winston: inner party perview
	10:59am βrian: Tiens ! Les oiseaux !
	10:59am Chris from DC: The birds really liked that last piece too.
	10:59am Adrian in London: I hope you play Françoise next!
	11:01am AndrewC.: only heard it a tiny bit !
	11:03am Adrian in London: Ha ha!!
	11:03am βrian: The bird narrator mentioned the maquis but probably wasn't referring to the resistance fighter group. Or was he? That would be timely.
	11:04am Planet Tyler: Too bad they didn't 1984 before... Now it's time to get familiar with the 25th amendment, section 4
	11:05am AndrewC.: @Brian: Some pictures: www.google.co.uk...
	11:05am AndrewC.: See Asterix in Corsica for more information.
	11:10am Passaic River Blues: Manakins actually do have pretty tight moves: www.youtube.com...
	11:11am TDK60: Trouble, Thanks for the Dr. John. That 2nd LP of his is an obscure delight. Your earlier talk on 'ie' & 'ei' in Deutsch reminds. Over at WKCR-FM (Columbia U) classical DJs have recently been mispronouncing Leonard Bernstein as "steen". I need to call 'em!
	11:12am Listening Out There: Billy Bang did some great playing in the String Trio of New York...
	11:13am βrian: Whey I buy wine, I seek the garrigue of Marcel Pagnol. Or so I tell myself.
	11:13am Trouble: no way passaic river blues! are you sure nat geo didn't lift that from a janelle monae video? too funny
	11:19am Trouble: anybody read this? www.newyorker.com...
	11:19am tallbuildings: great set today, Trouble!
	11:20am Trouble: thanks tall buildings
	11:20am Guido from Cologne: Money Jungle! Cool!
	11:21am βrian: I did read that. Oy.
	11:21am JakeGould: Tangential, but it's Barbara Krueger's b-day today.
	11:22am Trouble: @brian, i felt like i was re-reading the underground railroad by colson whitehead...
	11:24am Trouble: thanks jake gould. who doesn't love barbara kruger??
	11:24am Pascal Panelak: Money Jungle! One of my fave jazz albums. It's a pretty brutal LP. Thanks for playing.
	11:33am Greg from ZONE 5: Meth drinkers, pot sellers, illusion dwellers
	11:34am the Master: When Joan Baez recorded this song it was called Blessed Are...
	11:34am Adrian in London: Oh, I don't know this Scott song. Sounds great.
	11:37am Agent Peter: Can never have enough Singers & Players!
	11:39am Bronwyn Bishop: Goddammit, did I really miss Scott Walker covering Ennio Morricone???
	11:40am TDK60: Trouble, thanks for article on Albert Woodfox a victim of authoritarian and racist injustice!
	11:40am nick26: Hey Trouble! Great show today. But you did break through that extended tonal number. Well, the Doors did say Break on through to the other side! That tune was interesting to me even though you were taking a chance with it. It brought me back to the the Beatles LP with an 18 minute break after what was listed as the last song- but the record changer didn't process. After playing it again and waiting patiently I was rewarded with some short little ditty, Can't remember what it was anymore! Carry on!!
	11:43am Listening Out There: BTW, The Rumpus has a good interview with station manager Ken - http://therumpus.net/2017/01/sound-vision-28-ken-freedman/
	11:43am Sem Chumbo: What TDK60 said^. LIke CW's book, difficult to read.
	11:46am MD: The Last Century!!!
	11:46am Adrian in London: It was only a little break-in!
	11:48am Ken From Hyde Park: @LOT - Cool, thanks for that Rumpus link. Will read that in full later. Also: Hi, Trouble and gang.
	11:48am meredith: I just love this Solange groove. thanks!!
	11:54am SeanG: black ice!
	11:54am Priscilla: Thanks Trouble! When life hands you oranges, I mean, lemons...
	11:55am Trouble: thanks for listening! see you next week
	11:55am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:57am Cliff in Prague: Love anything Hope Sandoval does. Thanks Trouble!
	11:58am meredith: Oh! Love the closing. Happy week to you @trouble. Thanks for Gilberto!!! :)
	11:59am Sem Chumbo: Lovely.
	11:59am Adrian in London: Oh, nearly show time over, thanks for a great show today Trouble!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 26, 2017

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