WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from April 12, 2017

Listener comments!
	👻 4/7 9:55pm rrg: First!
	4/7 9:56pm Irwin: Warp speed!
	3:01pm Roberto: That vacuum cleaner sequence looks about right.
	3:08pm jan: and he's his own grandpa!
	3:09pm Irwin: Playlist description line by Alison Porchnik.
	3:10pm Passaic River Blues: Yesterday, I re-lived the Trish Keenan tribute show. Time well spent.
	3:11pm Bronwyn Bishop: hey irwin, everyone
	3:11pm jan: "she's" then! Can't make no sense of it anyhow, nor that other song.But the music today sure sounds fine!
	3:11pm Sem Chumbo: Hello, Irwin, and the Chusidian tribe, one and all.
	👻 3:12pm Listening Out There: Fun arrangement of "Birdland"...
	3:14pm Undead83: HeLlO cRaZy PeOpLe ^^
	3:17pm Irwin: Hello Bronwyn, PRB, Sem, Jan, and those obscured below the scroll.
	3:21pm Hoboken Jack: Distracted by the afternoon baseball but present and accounted for.
	3:28pm Mayuko: Good afternoon.
	3:31pm Irwin: Aftergood noon, Mayuko, colleague.
	3:31pm Irwin: Gotta see TYS's drummer Friday night.
	3:38pm TDK60: Hello. Getting warm outside, in Jersey City Metro area.
	3:40pm Tommy in Neversink: Irwin , your taste in rock/pop music is impeccable
	3:40pm Irwin: Children of Alice is led by James Cargill of Broadcast. Also features B'cast keyboardist Roj Stevens.
	3:40pm Irwin: Thank you, Neversink Tom.
	👻 3:42pm Alison Porchnik: Now the whole world knows that Irwin and I are related! Or at least everyone in the world who matters.
	👻 3:43pm Listening Out There: Children of Alice in Wonderland through the Looking Glass
	3:43pm Mayuko: Love this Children of Alice track!
	👻 3:48pm Alison Porchnik: Can't wait for Penultimate Kale
	3:49pm Bronwyn Bishop: this performance was transcendent
	3:49pm Irwin: Matt Warwick: lead vocal, lead guitar Scott Williams: keyboard John Allen: second guitar Matt Fiveash: bass I.C.: drums Glenn Luttman: live music engineer David Minehan/Woolly Mammoth Studio (Waltham MA): remix engineer (March 28, 2017) Ernie Indradat: additional remixing (April 6, 2017) Special thanks to Ruth Hayduk and Ken Freedman Performed as the finale of the 2017 WFMU fundraising marathon's live Hoof & Mouth Sinfonia concert, Montgomery Hall, Jersey City NJ, March 19, 2017
	3:49pm berbo: The real reason: TV game show host Monty Hall was a big fan Jandek.
	3:50pm Sem Chumbo: Pretty great performance all round, well worth staying up all hours for.
	👻 3:50pm Listening Out There: Irwin drumming in Sinfonia?
	3:50pm Passaic River Blues: Oh man, now Children of Alice will be my new internet obsession. Also, I've listened to Daddy Garbage & Co. multiple times. Still really good!
	3:51pm Roberto: Wow, I missed this the first time around. True greatness!
	3:53pm Glenn L: Damn that sounds good!
	👻 3:53pm Alison Porchnik: Matthew of Warwick is a Musical Teddy Bear God
	3:54pm judy from croton: Moving rendition! Love it.
	3:54pm Passaic River Blues: Is this on the FMA?
	3:54pm Irwin: Not this mix. Yet.
	3:55pm Stevel: SOB can actually sing.
	3:57pm Michele: BEST NIGHT EVER
	3:59pm Passaic River Blues: WANT.
	4:01pm TDK60: Uh-oh.
	4:02pm Irwin: After the program we'll post the entire playlist for the Music Factory.
	4:11pm still b/p: Was just thinking about Janis Ian's young talent and Society's Child a few hours ago when Cecile mentioned on Ken 's show how Laura Nyro was just a teenager when she wrote And When I Die.
	4:11pm Bronwyn Bishop: the SPINACH!!!
	4:13pm TDK60: I knew a fellow who was in the Ultimate Spinach for a while, later in the Chamaeleon Church.
	4:14pm Irwin: Jeff "Skunk" Baxter was in the final incarnation (3rd album) of the band before joining Steely Spinach.
	4:15pm Parq: I guess the people selling that Far from the Maddening album hired that British-sounding guy because they didn't think the album would sell so well if they had Jimmy Durante saying "I'm tellin' ya, folks! Dis is a real great rekkid! Why doncah go out and buy dis rekkid right now!"
	4:16pm Popeye: My favorite band!
	👻 4:17pm Listening Out There: ...Ultimate Dan...
	4:19pm Irwin: Ultimate Spinach was one of the great anti-inflammatory bands of the late 1960s. "Roughage Rock," some called it.
	4:21pm Irwin: Wonder if Lyle spent time on the road with the 'Spin.
	4:21pm still b/p: ..Precursor to John and J.J. ...Kale.
	👻 4:23pm Listening Out There: About Jeff Skunk Baxter...Baxter was a member of an independent study group that produced the "Civil Applications Committee Blue Ribbon Study" recommending an increased domestic role for U.S. spy satellites in September 2005. <snip> In April 2005, he joined the NASA Exploration Systems Advisory Committee (ESAC). <snip> Baxter is a Senior Fellow and Member of the Board of Regents at the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies.
	4:23pm TDK60: Some of this sounds really influenced by Country Joe & the Fish's 1st album.
	4:23pm melinda: Irwin I too was hoping Lyle might have a story.
	4:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh yeah - utterly plagiarizes CountryJoe's 'Chapter 24'. But even this is kinda Punk...
	4:25pm coelacanth∅: i'd like to know the story behind the inside lookin out video on the homepage. i doubt Lyle has a story about that.
	4:25pm Irwin: Compound band names inspired by grocery lists have largely gone out of style.
	4:29pm jan: Ultimate Spinach-that name- whattya want, one of the best bands of the day was called "Cream"...I remember the band, but the music not so much...good to hear it agin. But I warn you, as you wander down memory lane, to steer clear of Grand Funk Railroad!
	4:31pm still b/p: That James Cotton spot announcer sounded like Tony Franciosa's PR hustler character in A Face In The Crowd.
	4:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oops - *'Section 43'...'Chapter 24' is PinkFloyd...CountryJoe quite memorably do it in 'MontereyPop'...
	4:34pm Jack: I vaguely remember most of the '60's...it was pretty groovy!
	4:35pm Irwin: RRN63: The "Bosstown Sound" was established (by Lorber) to rival the west coast psych scene. Similarities abound.
	4:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I love the Spinach! - but 'Baroque' & 'Section43' are beyond 'similar'...
	4:37pm Irwin: Jack: You know what they say -- if you remember the '60s, you weren't there.
	4:38pm Mike Sin: Very timely broadcast of this episode -- Sundazed just rereleased the original, unedited version of the Ultimate Spinach LP "Behold & See"... on vegetable green vinyl!
	4:40pm TDK60: Of course, RRN63: 'Section 43'--great piece. Interesting that Wilson & guests pick sections apart. Today, they'd just play the song.
	4:42pm Cheri Pi: We got our hands on a copy of Ultimate Spinach in the late 80's, our punkrock years decidedly were taking a psychadelic turn
	4:42pm Irwin: They do the same thing in MF15, explaining the tracking process on a song by the band Orpheus.
	4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Fragmentary March of Green' off 'Behold & See' is a righteous original toon (YT @ your leisure):www.youtube.com... @TDK60: Wull - w/ the HalfCentury of a certain year & the Pepper Deluxe Edition - it's inevitably time to re-examine the Full Technicolor Flowering of Rawk...
	4:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...also especially love 'Electric Music for Mind & Body' by CountryJoe&theFish - one of the earliest Psych albums. An interesting comparison & contrast to the Elevator's 1st ('66!) - & Floyd's (actually). & the Dead's...
	4:49pm Passaic River Blues: Whoa, who did this "Talk About It" song?
	4:50pm Irwin: Harumi, but this version isn't on his album. It's a rough mix. Wilson produced the album.
	4:50pm Michael 98145: Lotsa flanging going on ...
	4:51pm Passaic River Blues: This is awesome.
	4:52pm TDK60: RRN63. Yes, we were discussing CJ&Fish's 1st LP on Chris M's show recently, with coelacanth∅. It is an early psych classic.
	4:52pm Irwin: YOU HIPPIES, GET OFF MY LAWN!!!
	4:53pm Irwin: This track is also Harumi. It's a great double album, came out in '68.
	4:53pm mrdonutsu: Man, the horns he put on that Harumi cut really ruined it. This version is so much better than the album one.
	4:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...your grass tells me it wants us here, mahhhn...
	4:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the irony that the limitations of four tracks inspired everyone to push the boundaries...it went from two tracks to 16 in about seven year (!)...
	5:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...being from Bawstin - I always wondered if the Spinach's 'Hip Death Goddess' could be about Nico (as seen w/ the Velvets there)...
	5:05pm common: Hello
	5:09pm Michael 98145: nice, this
	5:19pm Michael 98145: [ get that thing outta my ear ]
	👻 5:23pm Ken From Hyde Park: Deathwatch 2017: RIP Charlie Murphy, brother of Eddie and guest on Chappelle's show.
	5:30pm TDK60: Sounded like an electric sitar on that Sunny Jain C.
	👻 5:35pm Listening Out There: This is the most intelligible Blue Cheer I've ever heard...
	5:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...the not the 1st two albums Cheer...)
	5:41pm Michael 98145: no better broadcasting in the known world
	5:43pm Sem Chumbo: I endorse the above sentiment.^^
	5:46pm Passaic River Blues: I second Mike & Sem. Now we have a quorum!
	5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...hell - I even learned about Broadcast on this...broadcasting...
	5:54pm Sem Chumbo: Thanks for all the swell spins, Irwin. See you, and those who choo, choo Chusid on the radio between 3 and 6 Wednesdays. Bye!
	5:54pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, Irwin
	5:56pm northguineahills: Thanks as per usual, Irwin!
	5:58pm Passaic River Blues: Thank you, sir!
	5:58pm Michael 98145: - everybody work -
	5:59pm berbo: The good rats, Bad Company, and Queen

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from April 12, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	Blue Note
Chucho Valdes	Zawinul's Mambo "Zawinul's Mambo" by "Chucho Valdes"	Chucho's Steps	Four Quarters	0:03:29 (Pop-up)
Tashaki Miyaki	Girls on T.V. "Girls on T.V." by "Tashaki Miyaki"	The Dream	Metropolis	0:14:45 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Sunshine Superman "Sunshine Superman" by "Donovan"	Good Morning Vietnam	A&M (I think)	0:18:44 (Pop-up)
White Reaper	The Stack "The Stack" by "White Reaper"	The World's Best American Band	Polyvinyl Records	0:22:35 (Pop-up)

Thank You Scientist	The Somnambulist	Stranger Heads Prevail	Evil Ink	0:28:57 (Pop-up)
Nadia Reid	Right on Time "Right on Time" by "Nadia Reid"	Preservation	Nadia Reid	0:34:08 (Pop-up)
Children of Alice	Rite of the Maypole - An Unruly Procession	Children of Alice	Warp	0:38:20 (Pop-up)
Matt Warwick & the Hoof & Mouth Sinfonia	Purple Rain	WFMU 2017 Marathon Finale	WFMU	0:48:11 (Pop-up)

TOM WILSON	The Music Factory (ep. 14: Ultimate Spinach)	THE MUSIC FACTORY (MGM-Verve series, 1967-68)	MGM-Verve	1:01:03 (Pop-up)
Tom Wilson	Intro (theme: “Help I’m a Rock”) and welcoming Ian Bruce-Douglas of Ultimate Spinach and Producer Alan Lorber
Janis Ian	Society's Child "Society's Child" by "Janis Ian"	Society's Child	Verve
commercial	Nico (Chelsea Girl album)
Tom Wilson	introduces Collegium Terpsichore
Collegium Terpsichore	Spagnoletta	Dance Music From the Time of Praetorius	Deutsche Grammophon
Tom Wilson	intro to Ultimate Spinach track
Ultimate Spinach	Sacrifice of the Moon (in Four Parts)	Ultimate Spinach	MGM
commercial	Far from the Madding Crowd (original soundtrack recording)
Tom Wilson	Ultimate Spinach interview seg 1
Ultimate Spinach	Plastic Raincoats/Hung-Up Minds	Ultimate Spinach	MGM
Tom Wilson	Ultimate Spinach interview seg 2
Ultimate Spinach	Baroque #1 "Baroque #1" by "Ultimate Spinach"	Ultimate Spinach	MGM
Tom Wilson	introduces Paupers track
The Paupers	Tudor Impressions "Tudor Impressions" by "The Paupers"	Magic People	Verve Forecast
commercial	The James Cotton Blues Band (self-titled album)
Tom Wilson	lunchtime at the Music Factory (program mid-point)
commercial	The Cowsills (debut album)
Tom Wilson	introduces Claude Hall of Billboard
Claude Hall (from Billboard)	news about Sid Bernstein planning a large Central Park rock festival
Tom Wilson	introduces producer Alan Lorber
Tom Wilson, Bruce Ian-Douglas, and Alan Lorber	Anatomy of a Record segment
Alan Lorber and Ian Bruce-Douglas	illustrating production techniques in passages of Ultimate Spinach's "Pamela"
Ultimate Spinach	Pamela "Pamela" by "Ultimate Spinach"	Ultimate Spinach	MGM
commercial	Sopwith Camel (debut album)
Tom Wilson	introduces Harumi track
Harumi	Talk About It (rough mix) "Talk About It (rough mix)" by "Harumi"	Harumi	Verve Forecast
Tom Wilson	talks about Harumi "talks about Harumi" by "Tom Wilson"
Harumi	First Impressions (rough mix)	Harumi	Verve Forecast
commercial	Gone with the Wind (soundtrack album)
Tom Wilson	Outro (theme: "Help I’m a Rock") and thanks to Ian Bruce-Douglas and Alan Lorber

Sunny Jain Collective	Johnnie Black	Avaaz	Sinj	2:00:26 (Pop-up)
K.Flay	It's Just a Lot "It's Just a Lot" by "K.Flay"	Every Where Is Some Where	Night Street	2:07:33 (Pop-up)
The Morning Benders	Excuses "Excuses" by "The Morning Benders"	Big Echo	Rough Trade	2:11:02 (Pop-up)
Luke Sellick	Q-Tippin "Q-Tippin" by "Luke Sellick"	Alchemist	Cellar Live	2:16:07 (Pop-up)

Ride	Charm Assault "Charm Assault" by "Ride"	Weather Diaries	Wichita Recordings	2:27:31 (Pop-up)
Blue Cheer	Good Times Are So Hard to Find	The Original Human Being	Line Records	2:31:26 (Pop-up)
Boys Age ft. Sonny Smith	Celestian	Romance Planet	Grabbing Clouds	2:34:38 (Pop-up)
Sade	Killer Blow "Killer Blow" by "Sade"	Absolute Beginners (OST)	Virgin	2:37:03 (Pop-up)
Television Personalities	Magnificent Dreams	Mummy Your Not Watching Me	Dreamworld	2:41:36 (Pop-up)

The Good, the Bad & the Queen	The Good, the Bad & the Queen	The Good, the Bad & the Queen	Parlophone	2:47:15 (Pop-up)
Sing Along with Prince	Let's Work	Sing Along with Prince	TDK C60	2:53:13 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 4/7 9:55pm rrg: First!
	4/7 9:56pm Irwin: Warp speed!
	3:01pm Roberto: That vacuum cleaner sequence looks about right.
	3:08pm jan: and he's his own grandpa!
	3:09pm Irwin: Playlist description line by Alison Porchnik.
	3:10pm Passaic River Blues: Yesterday, I re-lived the Trish Keenan tribute show. Time well spent.
	3:11pm Bronwyn Bishop: hey irwin, everyone
	3:11pm jan: "she's" then! Can't make no sense of it anyhow, nor that other song.But the music today sure sounds fine!
	3:11pm Sem Chumbo: Hello, Irwin, and the Chusidian tribe, one and all.
	👻 3:12pm Listening Out There: Fun arrangement of "Birdland"...
	3:14pm Undead83: HeLlO cRaZy PeOpLe ^^
	3:17pm Irwin: Hello Bronwyn, PRB, Sem, Jan, and those obscured below the scroll.
	3:21pm Hoboken Jack: Distracted by the afternoon baseball but present and accounted for.
	3:28pm Mayuko: Good afternoon.
	3:31pm Irwin: Aftergood noon, Mayuko, colleague.
	3:31pm Irwin: Gotta see TYS's drummer Friday night.
	3:38pm TDK60: Hello. Getting warm outside, in Jersey City Metro area.
	3:40pm Tommy in Neversink: Irwin , your taste in rock/pop music is impeccable
	3:40pm Irwin: Children of Alice is led by James Cargill of Broadcast. Also features B'cast keyboardist Roj Stevens.
	3:40pm Irwin: Thank you, Neversink Tom.
	👻 3:42pm Alison Porchnik: Now the whole world knows that Irwin and I are related! Or at least everyone in the world who matters.
	👻 3:43pm Listening Out There: Children of Alice in Wonderland through the Looking Glass
	3:43pm Mayuko: Love this Children of Alice track!
	👻 3:48pm Alison Porchnik: Can't wait for Penultimate Kale
	3:49pm Bronwyn Bishop: this performance was transcendent
	3:49pm Irwin: Matt Warwick: lead vocal, lead guitar Scott Williams: keyboard John Allen: second guitar Matt Fiveash: bass I.C.: drums Glenn Luttman: live music engineer David Minehan/Woolly Mammoth Studio (Waltham MA): remix engineer (March 28, 2017) Ernie Indradat: additional remixing (April 6, 2017) Special thanks to Ruth Hayduk and Ken Freedman Performed as the finale of the 2017 WFMU fundraising marathon's live Hoof & Mouth Sinfonia concert, Montgomery Hall, Jersey City NJ, March 19, 2017
	3:49pm berbo: The real reason: TV game show host Monty Hall was a big fan Jandek.
	3:50pm Sem Chumbo: Pretty great performance all round, well worth staying up all hours for.
	👻 3:50pm Listening Out There: Irwin drumming in Sinfonia?
	3:50pm Passaic River Blues: Oh man, now Children of Alice will be my new internet obsession. Also, I've listened to Daddy Garbage & Co. multiple times. Still really good!
	3:51pm Roberto: Wow, I missed this the first time around. True greatness!
	3:53pm Glenn L: Damn that sounds good!
	👻 3:53pm Alison Porchnik: Matthew of Warwick is a Musical Teddy Bear God
	3:54pm judy from croton: Moving rendition! Love it.
	3:54pm Passaic River Blues: Is this on the FMA?
	3:54pm Irwin: Not this mix. Yet.
	3:55pm Stevel: SOB can actually sing.
	3:57pm Michele: BEST NIGHT EVER
	3:59pm Passaic River Blues: WANT.
	4:01pm TDK60: Uh-oh.
	4:02pm Irwin: After the program we'll post the entire playlist for the Music Factory.
	4:11pm still b/p: Was just thinking about Janis Ian's young talent and Society's Child a few hours ago when Cecile mentioned on Ken 's show how Laura Nyro was just a teenager when she wrote And When I Die.
	4:11pm Bronwyn Bishop: the SPINACH!!!
	4:13pm TDK60: I knew a fellow who was in the Ultimate Spinach for a while, later in the Chamaeleon Church.
	4:14pm Irwin: Jeff "Skunk" Baxter was in the final incarnation (3rd album) of the band before joining Steely Spinach.
	4:15pm Parq: I guess the people selling that Far from the Maddening album hired that British-sounding guy because they didn't think the album would sell so well if they had Jimmy Durante saying "I'm tellin' ya, folks! Dis is a real great rekkid! Why doncah go out and buy dis rekkid right now!"
	4:16pm Popeye: My favorite band!
	👻 4:17pm Listening Out There: ...Ultimate Dan...
	4:19pm Irwin: Ultimate Spinach was one of the great anti-inflammatory bands of the late 1960s. "Roughage Rock," some called it.
	4:21pm Irwin: Wonder if Lyle spent time on the road with the 'Spin.
	4:21pm still b/p: ..Precursor to John and J.J. ...Kale.
	👻 4:23pm Listening Out There: About Jeff Skunk Baxter...Baxter was a member of an independent study group that produced the "Civil Applications Committee Blue Ribbon Study" recommending an increased domestic role for U.S. spy satellites in September 2005. <snip> In April 2005, he joined the NASA Exploration Systems Advisory Committee (ESAC). <snip> Baxter is a Senior Fellow and Member of the Board of Regents at the Potomac Institute for Policy Studies.
	4:23pm TDK60: Some of this sounds really influenced by Country Joe & the Fish's 1st album.
	4:23pm melinda: Irwin I too was hoping Lyle might have a story.
	4:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh yeah - utterly plagiarizes CountryJoe's 'Chapter 24'. But even this is kinda Punk...
	4:25pm coelacanth∅: i'd like to know the story behind the inside lookin out video on the homepage. i doubt Lyle has a story about that.
	4:25pm Irwin: Compound band names inspired by grocery lists have largely gone out of style.
	4:29pm jan: Ultimate Spinach-that name- whattya want, one of the best bands of the day was called "Cream"...I remember the band, but the music not so much...good to hear it agin. But I warn you, as you wander down memory lane, to steer clear of Grand Funk Railroad!
	4:31pm still b/p: That James Cotton spot announcer sounded like Tony Franciosa's PR hustler character in A Face In The Crowd.
	4:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oops - *'Section 43'...'Chapter 24' is PinkFloyd...CountryJoe quite memorably do it in 'MontereyPop'...
	4:34pm Jack: I vaguely remember most of the '60's...it was pretty groovy!
	4:35pm Irwin: RRN63: The "Bosstown Sound" was established (by Lorber) to rival the west coast psych scene. Similarities abound.
	4:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I love the Spinach! - but 'Baroque' & 'Section43' are beyond 'similar'...
	4:37pm Irwin: Jack: You know what they say -- if you remember the '60s, you weren't there.
	4:38pm Mike Sin: Very timely broadcast of this episode -- Sundazed just rereleased the original, unedited version of the Ultimate Spinach LP "Behold & See"... on vegetable green vinyl!
	4:40pm TDK60: Of course, RRN63: 'Section 43'--great piece. Interesting that Wilson & guests pick sections apart. Today, they'd just play the song.
	4:42pm Cheri Pi: We got our hands on a copy of Ultimate Spinach in the late 80's, our punkrock years decidedly were taking a psychadelic turn
	4:42pm Irwin: They do the same thing in MF15, explaining the tracking process on a song by the band Orpheus.
	4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Fragmentary March of Green' off 'Behold & See' is a righteous original toon (YT @ your leisure):www.youtube.com... @TDK60: Wull - w/ the HalfCentury of a certain year & the Pepper Deluxe Edition - it's inevitably time to re-examine the Full Technicolor Flowering of Rawk...
	4:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...also especially love 'Electric Music for Mind & Body' by CountryJoe&theFish - one of the earliest Psych albums. An interesting comparison & contrast to the Elevator's 1st ('66!) - & Floyd's (actually). & the Dead's...
	4:49pm Passaic River Blues: Whoa, who did this "Talk About It" song?
	4:50pm Irwin: Harumi, but this version isn't on his album. It's a rough mix. Wilson produced the album.
	4:50pm Michael 98145: Lotsa flanging going on ...
	4:51pm Passaic River Blues: This is awesome.
	4:52pm TDK60: RRN63. Yes, we were discussing CJ&Fish's 1st LP on Chris M's show recently, with coelacanth∅. It is an early psych classic.
	4:52pm Irwin: YOU HIPPIES, GET OFF MY LAWN!!!
	4:53pm Irwin: This track is also Harumi. It's a great double album, came out in '68.
	4:53pm mrdonutsu: Man, the horns he put on that Harumi cut really ruined it. This version is so much better than the album one.
	4:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...your grass tells me it wants us here, mahhhn...
	4:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the irony that the limitations of four tracks inspired everyone to push the boundaries...it went from two tracks to 16 in about seven year (!)...
	5:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...being from Bawstin - I always wondered if the Spinach's 'Hip Death Goddess' could be about Nico (as seen w/ the Velvets there)...
	5:05pm common: Hello
	5:09pm Michael 98145: nice, this
	5:19pm Michael 98145: [ get that thing outta my ear ]
	👻 5:23pm Ken From Hyde Park: Deathwatch 2017: RIP Charlie Murphy, brother of Eddie and guest on Chappelle's show.
	5:30pm TDK60: Sounded like an electric sitar on that Sunny Jain C.
	👻 5:35pm Listening Out There: This is the most intelligible Blue Cheer I've ever heard...
	5:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...the not the 1st two albums Cheer...)
	5:41pm Michael 98145: no better broadcasting in the known world
	5:43pm Sem Chumbo: I endorse the above sentiment.^^
	5:46pm Passaic River Blues: I second Mike & Sem. Now we have a quorum!
	5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...hell - I even learned about Broadcast on this...broadcasting...
	5:54pm Sem Chumbo: Thanks for all the swell spins, Irwin. See you, and those who choo, choo Chusid on the radio between 3 and 6 Wednesdays. Bye!
	5:54pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, Irwin
	5:56pm northguineahills: Thanks as per usual, Irwin!
	5:58pm Passaic River Blues: Thank you, sir!
	5:58pm Michael 98145: - everybody work -
	5:59pm berbo: The good rats, Bad Company, and Queen

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from April 12, 2017

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