WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from May 10, 2017

Listener comments!
	👻 3:01pm Alison Porchnik: Boo
	👻 3:01pm rrg: i heard that!
	3:04pm Irwin: Buffering problems on DUANE'S show.
	👻 3:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: Wait, has Duane seen this article?
	3:05pm Polyus: I thought that was all in my head.
	3:05pm Hugo: LOL very sharp, Ken!
	👻 3:06pm rrg: While we're waiting: "All artists played by Irwin Chusid" is a list with 9,390 entries in it.
	👻 3:08pm rrg: That list does not (yet) contain "Appletree Theatre" so it will probably be longer by the time the next three hours have passed.
	👻 3:09pm Listening Out There: I Am Not a Crook.
	3:09pm V Priceless: hey Irwin!
	3:11pm Fuzzy: Spit on a hanky never hurt anybody.
	3:12pm Hugo: I had to reconnect to the stream in order to get to the current live stream. Although Duanes show was great, I do want to hear Irwin as well. :-)
	👻 3:14pm rrg: "Don't waste your time learning Klingon"? Did I hear that lyric correctly?
	3:17pm Irwin: Yep, that's what Dean said.
	3:18pm Wild Neil: Peace all. Irwin! Writing test reports about burning stuff....
	3:20pm Wild Neil: I play WFMU for my six year old every chance I get. Is that ok?
	👻 3:20pm rrg: Dean is wrong, though. I don't know Klingon but to quote an Internet commenter (and he couldn't say it if it weren't true): "I was digging the song, until it got to the part about learning Klingon being a waste of time. Learning languages is a great way to exercise the mind and helps to fend off dementia in later life. The brain is just like a muscle, and needs to be worked to continue to be strong. If you're geeky enough to learn Klingon, you may have also learned a few computer programming languages, for example, or a musical instrument. Or you may know other 'human' spoken languages. Saying don't learn Klingon is like saying don't learn to play the ukulele. Even if it does absolutly nothing but give you a few hours of amusement every week, it's not a waste of time."
	3:22pm Laura L: I believe I have seen that list before... and did a little copyediting on it.
	👻 3:23pm rrg: It needs more, Laura. But I think it may be automatically generated from the DB so Irwin would have to make the changes on 15 years of playlists. But he LOVES that sort of thing.
	3:26pm zopa: Is solitary confinement BAD for babies?
	3:31pm Irwin: "Candy Pants" is bad for babies.
	👻 3:31pm Alison Porchnik: But Candy Pants is great for everyone else!
	👻 3:32pm Alison Porchnik: I'm wearing mine right now in fact.
	3:32pm pinholga: Ahhhhh. This brings back memories of the Bad Music Hour on KCUR!
	👻 3:33pm Alison Porchnik: Why is this the first time I'm hearing this song? Like, 35 years late.
	3:34pm Michael 98145: - slam dunks in your swimmin trunks -
	3:34pm Irwin: Incorrect Music Classic!
	3:34pm zopa: Is this the Lionel Davis from Capetown SA?
	3:35pm judy from croton: Why doesn't this guy get to the point, already!?
	3:35pm V Priceless: love the 'Clear' album - can't go wrong with the first 4 Spirit LP's - superb stuff
	3:35pm Irwin: Randy California: guitarist w/Spirit
	3:36pm judy from croton: So to speak
	3:37pm Irwin: "Studied" under Hendrix in the EV.
	3:38pm V Priceless: ...and Bonzo 'lifted' the hand-drumming stunt from watching Ed Cassidy do it
	3:39pm Irwin: And Cassidy lifted it from Papa Jo Jones (IIRC).
	3:39pm V Priceless: ...there ya go!
	3:40pm Irwin: Papa Jo: youtube.com/watch?v=GrKShqNkcnI
	3:41pm Irwin: Moon Duo's guitar sounds exactly like Randy California's.
	3:42pm V Priceless: though u can argue Cass and Papa Jo were contemporaries, no? Not that I will, mind you.
	3:43pm Irwin: I'm sure there were drummers in the 1920s playing with their palms.
	3:44pm V Priceless: no doubt, good point
	3:56pm berbo: That kids from FIT was obviously way ahead of his time.
	3:56pm berbo: https://www.aol.com/article/lifestyle/2017/04/25/nordstrom-is-charging-425-for-dirty-jeans/22055034/
	4:02pm Hoboken Jack: I do enjoy the shout-outs.
	👻 4:02pm Listening Out There: Irwin...you were missing one or two of the Music Factory segments. Did you ever find it/them?
	4:03pm Irwin: Got all 26 Wilson eps, working on acquiring the Bob & Ray eps.
	👻 4:04pm Listening Out There: Yayzers
	4:09pm flashbazbo: Odetta is hot. Never forget it. Just keep repeating it
	4:11pm Passaic River Blues: This is great!
	4:11pm Irwin: There's that "baroque" harmonica.
	👻 4:13pm Alison Porchnik: Is it "Ultimate Spinach" or "THE Ultimate Spinach"?
	4:15pm Irwin: Wilson always prefixes "The" to bands. THE Ultimate Spinach. THE Appletree Theater. THE Orpheus. THE Blood, the Sweat & the Tears.
	4:16pm Snortley: Wait...;what? Whiskey is bad for babies? All babies?
	👻 4:20pm Alison Porchnik: Irwin- Wilson sounds like The Hoboken Jack.
	4:21pm berbo: @Snortley - I read that as saying that Whiskey is bad in combination with gin, tea, and coffee. I'm sure its fine for babies by itself.
	4:25pm Irwin: New topic: if you're looking for an interesting current film, I highly recommend "NORMAN: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer." I've seen it twice in the past four days, and it's fascinating. Avoid if you're an anti-Semite, because it's wall-to-wall Jews (or non-Jews playing Jews, e.g., Richard Gere, who, for a WASP, plays a convincing Norman Oppenheimer; and Steve Buscemi as a rabbi). Great script, dialogue, and characters. Music supervision by Hal Willner. There isn't a flat moment in the flick.
	4:29pm Carmichael: Hey, this is The Nice, right?
	4:29pm Passaic River Blues: 16th Century German organ work described as "boogaloo from the time of Praetorius"? Genius.
	4:33pm Irwin: Alison Porchnik, a certified Jewess, will confirm my rave about "Norman."
	4:33pm Irwin: I was de-certified a few years ago for failing to observe the High Holy Days.
	4:34pm Irwin: Frank Zappa: "Jazz isn't dead. It just smells funny."
	👻 4:37pm Alison Porchnik: I've got news for you, Irwin: You can never be decertified, no matter how many bacon cheeseburgers you eat on Yom Kippur.
	4:37pm Fredericks: Maybe coming out of this segment Irwin will play some Coltrane and Zappa. At the same time.
	4:40pm Irwin: Alice and Dweezil?
	4:45pm zopa: Oooooh. Yes, please!
	4:46pm Brendan: Reverse the echo then phase it before ping ponging it. Got it.
	4:46pm flashbazbo: So I assume Becker and fagen are here playing and arranging
	4:47pm Passaic River Blues: Dope coda.
	4:48pm Irwin: Boylan said there's "some good Katz playing on that track." Gary Katz was Steely Dan's producer. There's your clue, flash!
	4:49pm JakeGould: That stuff that’s bad for babies? Kinda reminds me of when Eleanor Roosevelt setup some child protection stuff in NYC and had a guide for older kids caring for younger kids that said something along the lines of, “Don’t put a baby on the oven. They might get burned.”
	4:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A reference to the 1st Jazz recording (generally recog.) 100 years ago - from about 50 years ago.
	4:52pm Michael 98145: the past is farther away all the time --
	4:52pm Irwin: Remember the future.
	4:54pm zopa: Now, more than ever.
	4:56pm Carmichael: Make the future great again!
	👻 4:59pm Alison Porchnik: Thank you for providing an occasion for me to chair dance at my desk to such groovy music.
	4:59pm Irwin: Airings of TMF have no doubt occasioned an uptick in sales for the Cowsills, Sopwith Camel, and Tim Hardin.
	5:00pm Rich in Washington: Clone me, Doctor Memory..?
	5:00pm Fredericks: Ravi and Moon Unit would be interesting, Irwin.
	5:04pm flashbazbo: Yes Irwin. I'm just reading Steely Dan FAQ. One of not enough books in my opinion. I'm just steaming about how marc maron whenever he has a musical guest on his podcast tries to goad them into saying they don't like the Dan, becuase he doesn't, because slickness or something. Hooey. I like him otherwise,but he's not helping.
	5:06pm Carmichael: May I call this music "bouncy"?
	5:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like it, but sounds more '64 to me...
	5:08pm berbo: I knew Wes Farrell in connection with the Partridge Family. I did not know he also wrote the theme for Gamera the Invincible. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wes_Farrell Looking forward to next week.
	5:09pm Irwin: Oz Noy - Israeli guitarist. www.oznoy.com...
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gamera! Gamera! You are strong, Gamera! You are strong, Gamera! You are strong, Gamera! M! M! J! V! [Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Venus] M! M! J! V! Monsters coming from Mars, Or some other alien world? Come on, space monsters! Bring it on! Let's cut and poke! Okay, go-go-go! Using spinning jets, He will win! You are strong, Gamera! You are strong, Gamera! You are strong, Gamera!
	5:18pm zopa: Is that Steve Earle?
	5:19pm Irwin: In Fastball? Seriously?
	5:20pm Ted: I totally forgot about this good song....nice to hear again.
	5:21pm Irwin: WFMU exists to remember the past, live the present, and bring chaos in the future.
	5:21pm zopa: googles Fastball - I guess not.
	5:22pm Rich in Washington: I often forget there were some nice songs (and bands) on 90s mainstream radio.
	5:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love when you present 'Psychedelia' that's not the cliches. Or - smart applications of them anyhow...
	5:24pm Irwin: This Temples album is all wonderfulness.
	5:27pm Laura L: Long meeting just over at last--volume back up for last half hr!
	5:28pm Irwin: Bent Knee is like "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" with a better singer.
	5:29pm Dean: Drummer ain't no Phil Collins, though.
	5:30pm Irwin: The drummer in BK is amazing. I witnessed him up-close at Monty Hall.
	5:30pm Irwin: He's a fan of Bruford and Collins.
	5:31pm common: Hello
	5:33pm Dean: Okay, I'm warming up to him.
	5:36pm Irwin: If you're in or around Brooklyn, BK is playing Rough Trade on June 1. They put on a great show. Talent at every base.
	5:42pm common: My friend played a bunch of shows with bent knee and said they were swell people. I bet.
	5:48pm Irwin: I will attest to their abundant decency and savoir faire.
	11:18am Brian in UK: Irwin, thanks for the Tom Wilson last night. I remember buying Playback around 1969. Still sounded fresh hearing it again. Terry Boylan's solo follow up Alias Boona did have the first recorded work by Becker & Fagan on it as all three went to Bard College. Kool Katz. Playback does benefit from having some top notch musicians.

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May 10, 2017: Better than some, worse than others.

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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)
Hoops	On Top "On Top" by "Hoops"	Routines	0:04:02 (Pop-up)
Chris Joss	Slack the Slammer "Slack the Slammer" by "Chris Joss"	Teraphonic Overdubs	0:07:37 (Pop-up)
Luna	Beautiful View "Beautiful View" by "Luna"	Pup Tent	0:10:52 (Pop-up)
Chris Potter, Steve Wilson, Terell Stafford, Keith Javors, Delbert Felix & John Davis	11-02	Coming Together	0:14:35 (Pop-up)

Mr. Elevator & the Brain Hotel	Right Where You Ought to Be	Nico & Her Psychedelic Subconscious	0:26:46 (Pop-up)
Lionel Davis	Candy Pants "Candy Pants" by "Lionel Davis"	BMI-Olmec Records	0:29:50 (Pop-up)
Spirit	New Dope in Town "New Dope in Town" by "Spirit"	Clear	0:33:15 (Pop-up)
Moon Duo	Lost in Light "Lost in Light" by "Moon Duo"	Occult Architecture Vol. 2	0:37:33 (Pop-up)

Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five	Pettin' & Pokin'	1947-1949 (disc D of JSP 5-cd set)	0:49:49 (Pop-up)
Fountains of Wayne	Richie and Ruben (acoustic)	Live on WFMU July 23, 2011	0:51:59 (Pop-up)
Martin Courtney	Many Moons "Many Moons" by "Martin Courtney"	Many Moons	0:55:34 (Pop-up)

TOM WILSON	The Music Factory (ep. 16: Appletree Theatre)	THE MUSIC FACTORY (MGM-Verve series, 1967-68)	1:01:04 (Pop-up)
Appletree Theatre	Lotus Flower "Lotus Flower" by "Appletree Theatre"	Playback
commercial	Odetta (self-titled album)
Tom Wilson	Appletree Theatre interview seg 1
Ultimate Spinach	Baroque #1 "Baroque #1" by "Ultimate Spinach"	Ultimate Spinach
Tom Wilson	introduces Jimmy Smith track
Jimmy Smith	I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man	Hoochie Coochie Man
commercial	The James Cotton Blues Band (self-titled album)
Tom Wilson	introduces Blues Project track
The Blues Project	I Want to Be Your Driver	Live at the Café Au Go Go
Tom Wilson	intros another Blues Project track
The Blues Project	Catch the Wind "Catch the Wind" by "The Blues Project"	Live at the Café Au Go Go
Tom Wilson	introduces Collegium Terpsichore
Collegium Terpsichore	Spagnoletta	Dance Music from the Time of Praetorius
commercial	Tim Hardin 1 (album) "Tim Hardin 1 (album)" by "commercial"
Tom Wilson	lunchtime at the Music Factory (program mid-point)
commercial	Far from the Madding Crowd (Original Movie Soundtrack recording)
Tom Wilson	introduces Pauline Rivelli of Jazz & Pop magazine
Tom Wilson & Pauline Rivelli	dialogue about how jazz and pop are coming together
Ultimate Spinach	Sacrifice of the Moon (in Four Parts)	Ultimate Spinach
Tom Wilson	Appletree Theatre interview seg 2
Appletree Theatre	Don't Blame it On Your Wife	Playback
Tom Wilson	Appletree Theatre interview seg 3
Appletree Theatre	What a Way to Go	Playback
commercial	Gone with the Wind (soundtrack album)
Tom Wilson	Appletree Theatre interview seg 4
Appletree Theatre	Brother Speed "Brother Speed" by "Appletree Theatre"	Playback
Pat Williams	Shades "Shades" by "Pat Williams"	Shades of Today
commercial	The Cowsills (debut album)
Tom Wilson	Outro (theme: "Help I’m a Rock") and thanks to John Boylan of Appletree Theatre

The Wellingtons	1963 "1963" by "The Wellingtons"	End of Summer	2:04:00 (Pop-up)
Oz Noy	Damn, This Groove! "Damn, This Groove!" by "Oz Noy"	Oz Live	2:06:33 (Pop-up)
New Boss (ft. Devon Sproule)	Wildlife	Third Sister	2:12:40 (Pop-up)
Fastball	Fire Escape "Fire Escape" by "Fastball"	All the Pain Money Can Buy	2:15:40 (Pop-up)
Temples	Sun Structures "Sun Structures" by "Temples"	Sun Structures	2:18:52 (Pop-up)
Bent Knee	Being Human "Being Human" by "Bent Knee"	Shiny Eyed Babies	2:24:03 (Pop-up)
Christian McBride Band	Xerxes "Xerxes" by "Christian McBride Band"	Sci-Fi	2:30:15 (Pop-up)

Art Brut	Pump Up the Volume "Pump Up the Volume" by "Art Brut"	It's a Bit Complicated	2:42:02 (Pop-up)
Television Personalities	Diary of a Young Man	And Don't the Kids Just Love it?	2:44:45 (Pop-up)
The Courtneys	Lost Boys "Lost Boys" by "The Courtneys"	The Courtneys II	2:48:32 (Pop-up)
Guided By Voices	Absent the Man "Absent the Man" by "Guided By Voices"	August by Cake	2:55:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 3:01pm Alison Porchnik: Boo
	👻 3:01pm rrg: i heard that!
	3:04pm Irwin: Buffering problems on DUANE'S show.
	👻 3:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: Wait, has Duane seen this article?
	3:05pm Polyus: I thought that was all in my head.
	3:05pm Hugo: LOL very sharp, Ken!
	👻 3:06pm rrg: While we're waiting: "All artists played by Irwin Chusid" is a list with 9,390 entries in it.
	👻 3:08pm rrg: That list does not (yet) contain "Appletree Theatre" so it will probably be longer by the time the next three hours have passed.
	👻 3:09pm Listening Out There: I Am Not a Crook.
	3:09pm V Priceless: hey Irwin!
	3:11pm Fuzzy: Spit on a hanky never hurt anybody.
	3:12pm Hugo: I had to reconnect to the stream in order to get to the current live stream. Although Duanes show was great, I do want to hear Irwin as well. :-)
	👻 3:14pm rrg: "Don't waste your time learning Klingon"? Did I hear that lyric correctly?
	3:17pm Irwin: Yep, that's what Dean said.
	3:18pm Wild Neil: Peace all. Irwin! Writing test reports about burning stuff....
	3:20pm Wild Neil: I play WFMU for my six year old every chance I get. Is that ok?
	👻 3:20pm rrg: Dean is wrong, though. I don't know Klingon but to quote an Internet commenter (and he couldn't say it if it weren't true): "I was digging the song, until it got to the part about learning Klingon being a waste of time. Learning languages is a great way to exercise the mind and helps to fend off dementia in later life. The brain is just like a muscle, and needs to be worked to continue to be strong. If you're geeky enough to learn Klingon, you may have also learned a few computer programming languages, for example, or a musical instrument. Or you may know other 'human' spoken languages. Saying don't learn Klingon is like saying don't learn to play the ukulele. Even if it does absolutly nothing but give you a few hours of amusement every week, it's not a waste of time."
	3:22pm Laura L: I believe I have seen that list before... and did a little copyediting on it.
	👻 3:23pm rrg: It needs more, Laura. But I think it may be automatically generated from the DB so Irwin would have to make the changes on 15 years of playlists. But he LOVES that sort of thing.
	3:26pm zopa: Is solitary confinement BAD for babies?
	3:31pm Irwin: "Candy Pants" is bad for babies.
	👻 3:31pm Alison Porchnik: But Candy Pants is great for everyone else!
	👻 3:32pm Alison Porchnik: I'm wearing mine right now in fact.
	3:32pm pinholga: Ahhhhh. This brings back memories of the Bad Music Hour on KCUR!
	👻 3:33pm Alison Porchnik: Why is this the first time I'm hearing this song? Like, 35 years late.
	3:34pm Michael 98145: - slam dunks in your swimmin trunks -
	3:34pm Irwin: Incorrect Music Classic!
	3:34pm zopa: Is this the Lionel Davis from Capetown SA?
	3:35pm judy from croton: Why doesn't this guy get to the point, already!?
	3:35pm V Priceless: love the 'Clear' album - can't go wrong with the first 4 Spirit LP's - superb stuff
	3:35pm Irwin: Randy California: guitarist w/Spirit
	3:36pm judy from croton: So to speak
	3:37pm Irwin: "Studied" under Hendrix in the EV.
	3:38pm V Priceless: ...and Bonzo 'lifted' the hand-drumming stunt from watching Ed Cassidy do it
	3:39pm Irwin: And Cassidy lifted it from Papa Jo Jones (IIRC).
	3:39pm V Priceless: ...there ya go!
	3:40pm Irwin: Papa Jo: youtube.com/watch?v=GrKShqNkcnI
	3:41pm Irwin: Moon Duo's guitar sounds exactly like Randy California's.
	3:42pm V Priceless: though u can argue Cass and Papa Jo were contemporaries, no? Not that I will, mind you.
	3:43pm Irwin: I'm sure there were drummers in the 1920s playing with their palms.
	3:44pm V Priceless: no doubt, good point
	3:56pm berbo: That kids from FIT was obviously way ahead of his time.
	3:56pm berbo: https://www.aol.com/article/lifestyle/2017/04/25/nordstrom-is-charging-425-for-dirty-jeans/22055034/
	4:02pm Hoboken Jack: I do enjoy the shout-outs.
	👻 4:02pm Listening Out There: Irwin...you were missing one or two of the Music Factory segments. Did you ever find it/them?
	4:03pm Irwin: Got all 26 Wilson eps, working on acquiring the Bob & Ray eps.
	👻 4:04pm Listening Out There: Yayzers
	4:09pm flashbazbo: Odetta is hot. Never forget it. Just keep repeating it
	4:11pm Passaic River Blues: This is great!
	4:11pm Irwin: There's that "baroque" harmonica.
	👻 4:13pm Alison Porchnik: Is it "Ultimate Spinach" or "THE Ultimate Spinach"?
	4:15pm Irwin: Wilson always prefixes "The" to bands. THE Ultimate Spinach. THE Appletree Theater. THE Orpheus. THE Blood, the Sweat & the Tears.
	4:16pm Snortley: Wait...;what? Whiskey is bad for babies? All babies?
	👻 4:20pm Alison Porchnik: Irwin- Wilson sounds like The Hoboken Jack.
	4:21pm berbo: @Snortley - I read that as saying that Whiskey is bad in combination with gin, tea, and coffee. I'm sure its fine for babies by itself.
	4:25pm Irwin: New topic: if you're looking for an interesting current film, I highly recommend "NORMAN: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer." I've seen it twice in the past four days, and it's fascinating. Avoid if you're an anti-Semite, because it's wall-to-wall Jews (or non-Jews playing Jews, e.g., Richard Gere, who, for a WASP, plays a convincing Norman Oppenheimer; and Steve Buscemi as a rabbi). Great script, dialogue, and characters. Music supervision by Hal Willner. There isn't a flat moment in the flick.
	4:29pm Carmichael: Hey, this is The Nice, right?
	4:29pm Passaic River Blues: 16th Century German organ work described as "boogaloo from the time of Praetorius"? Genius.
	4:33pm Irwin: Alison Porchnik, a certified Jewess, will confirm my rave about "Norman."
	4:33pm Irwin: I was de-certified a few years ago for failing to observe the High Holy Days.
	4:34pm Irwin: Frank Zappa: "Jazz isn't dead. It just smells funny."
	👻 4:37pm Alison Porchnik: I've got news for you, Irwin: You can never be decertified, no matter how many bacon cheeseburgers you eat on Yom Kippur.
	4:37pm Fredericks: Maybe coming out of this segment Irwin will play some Coltrane and Zappa. At the same time.
	4:40pm Irwin: Alice and Dweezil?
	4:45pm zopa: Oooooh. Yes, please!
	4:46pm Brendan: Reverse the echo then phase it before ping ponging it. Got it.
	4:46pm flashbazbo: So I assume Becker and fagen are here playing and arranging
	4:47pm Passaic River Blues: Dope coda.
	4:48pm Irwin: Boylan said there's "some good Katz playing on that track." Gary Katz was Steely Dan's producer. There's your clue, flash!
	4:49pm JakeGould: That stuff that’s bad for babies? Kinda reminds me of when Eleanor Roosevelt setup some child protection stuff in NYC and had a guide for older kids caring for younger kids that said something along the lines of, “Don’t put a baby on the oven. They might get burned.”
	4:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A reference to the 1st Jazz recording (generally recog.) 100 years ago - from about 50 years ago.
	4:52pm Michael 98145: the past is farther away all the time --
	4:52pm Irwin: Remember the future.
	4:54pm zopa: Now, more than ever.
	4:56pm Carmichael: Make the future great again!
	👻 4:59pm Alison Porchnik: Thank you for providing an occasion for me to chair dance at my desk to such groovy music.
	4:59pm Irwin: Airings of TMF have no doubt occasioned an uptick in sales for the Cowsills, Sopwith Camel, and Tim Hardin.
	5:00pm Rich in Washington: Clone me, Doctor Memory..?
	5:00pm Fredericks: Ravi and Moon Unit would be interesting, Irwin.
	5:04pm flashbazbo: Yes Irwin. I'm just reading Steely Dan FAQ. One of not enough books in my opinion. I'm just steaming about how marc maron whenever he has a musical guest on his podcast tries to goad them into saying they don't like the Dan, becuase he doesn't, because slickness or something. Hooey. I like him otherwise,but he's not helping.
	5:06pm Carmichael: May I call this music "bouncy"?
	5:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like it, but sounds more '64 to me...
	5:08pm berbo: I knew Wes Farrell in connection with the Partridge Family. I did not know he also wrote the theme for Gamera the Invincible. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wes_Farrell Looking forward to next week.
	5:09pm Irwin: Oz Noy - Israeli guitarist. www.oznoy.com...
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gamera! Gamera! You are strong, Gamera! You are strong, Gamera! You are strong, Gamera! M! M! J! V! [Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Venus] M! M! J! V! Monsters coming from Mars, Or some other alien world? Come on, space monsters! Bring it on! Let's cut and poke! Okay, go-go-go! Using spinning jets, He will win! You are strong, Gamera! You are strong, Gamera! You are strong, Gamera!
	5:18pm zopa: Is that Steve Earle?
	5:19pm Irwin: In Fastball? Seriously?
	5:20pm Ted: I totally forgot about this good song....nice to hear again.
	5:21pm Irwin: WFMU exists to remember the past, live the present, and bring chaos in the future.
	5:21pm zopa: googles Fastball - I guess not.
	5:22pm Rich in Washington: I often forget there were some nice songs (and bands) on 90s mainstream radio.
	5:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love when you present 'Psychedelia' that's not the cliches. Or - smart applications of them anyhow...
	5:24pm Irwin: This Temples album is all wonderfulness.
	5:27pm Laura L: Long meeting just over at last--volume back up for last half hr!
	5:28pm Irwin: Bent Knee is like "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway" with a better singer.
	5:29pm Dean: Drummer ain't no Phil Collins, though.
	5:30pm Irwin: The drummer in BK is amazing. I witnessed him up-close at Monty Hall.
	5:30pm Irwin: He's a fan of Bruford and Collins.
	5:31pm common: Hello
	5:33pm Dean: Okay, I'm warming up to him.
	5:36pm Irwin: If you're in or around Brooklyn, BK is playing Rough Trade on June 1. They put on a great show. Talent at every base.
	5:42pm common: My friend played a bunch of shows with bent knee and said they were swell people. I bet.
	5:48pm Irwin: I will attest to their abundant decency and savoir faire.
	11:18am Brian in UK: Irwin, thanks for the Tom Wilson last night. I remember buying Playback around 1969. Still sounded fresh hearing it again. Terry Boylan's solo follow up Alias Boona did have the first recorded work by Becker & Fagan on it as all three went to Bard College. Kool Katz. Playback does benefit from having some top notch musicians.

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from May 10, 2017

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