WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 28, 2017

Listener comments!
	👻 3:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: "What? Me worry?"
	👻 3:04pm Listening Out There: Was thinking the same thing as Ken...or "Alfred E. Newman in His Middle Years"...
	3:04pm Carmichael: His coat needs ironing.
	3:04pm Michael 98145: Dick McK looks quite self-confidant
	3:05pm Sem Chumbo: Nice quilted suit on Mr. McKenna. Good afternoon, Irwin, and Chusidians by birth AND choice.
	3:05pm Michael 98145: ... or self-confident for the literate
	3:10pm geezerette: His face is also slightly quilted.
	3:10pm V Priceless: yo Ir
	3:14pm Irwin: Greetings all. Mr. McKenna was a special guest on the Old Codger's radio show in 1931. They were both extremely grumpy individuals. Codger still is, actually.
	3:15pm Sem Chumbo: McKenna is Jim Thorpe. Swear to god: www.thinglink.com...
	👻 3:17pm βrian: @Sem: Yes, that was my immediate reaction.
	👻 3:18pm βrian: Laetitia Casta? Wha?
	3:18pm geezerette: Sem, I thought Ira Hayes but don't remember what either of them looked like.
	3:18pm Michael 98145: liking that Bent Knee recording - thx to FMU
	👻 3:19pm Listening Out There: Wow. Didn't know that Geri Allen passed away...
	3:20pm Elle Tor's Husband: Montammany Hall! Grease the palm of the doorman and get a free Kickback Bock at the bar
	3:20pm Michael 98145: RIP, Geri Allen (June 12, 1957 – June 27, 2017)
	3:21pm geezerette: Looks like Thorpe. Thanks, global outboard brain.
	👻 3:21pm Listening Out There: ...everyone in this trio is...gone. The Music Lives On...
	3:23pm Michael 98145: sad, wbgo.org...
	👻 3:30pm Listening Out There: NY Times obit - www.nytimes.com...
	3:31pm steveo: thanks for that, @Listening
	3:35pm Irwin: Drummer Terri Lyne Carrington: en.wikipedia.org...
	3:36pm V Priceless: nice Cale cover
	3:45pm Michael 98145: yes !
	3:47pm Hoboken Jack: That is swell that Ms. Barnett is coming to Jersey City in November.
	3:48pm Irwin: She's been in JC before. Somewhere, I forget where.
	3:57pm Irwin: This song always ...
	4:23pm βrian: Between you and me! C'mon!
	4:38pm Dean: OMG. Jeff Golick played Geri Allen on Sunday a.m. For a moment I thought it was a post-mortem tribute, but no. And yet...sad news. RIP, indeed.
	4:40pm Irwin: Finally, a musician's death which cannot be attributed to this show. Perhaps the curse has migrated to Jeff's program. Check his recent playlists.
	4:42pm berbo: This discussion is boring. I'm glad Joe isn't going to use it on his radio show.
	5:04pm Lyle: The Buzzcocks. I remember those boys. If you stay in this business long enough like I have, you cross paths with everyone eventually. I first encountered the Buzzcocks in, what was it, '81? I was working with the John Davidson show, playing a flurry of one-nighters across the upper midwest. We were playing some type of county fair, I've played a million of 'em. Mr. Davidson was cranky that day as I recall. It was hot. The gig was outdoors in the afternoon. Direct sunlight. Mr. Davidson's makeup was running and his hairspray was stinging his eyes. Several times he turned to the band to tell us to quiet down, the volume of the band evidentally irritating him. By the time we got to "Windmills of Your Mind," he melted down altogether. The Buzzcocks were on the side of the stage, checking us out. They were having a "right good laugh," as they would have put it, at Mr. Davidson's expense. The show wound down and we finished to a polite smattering of applause. The Buzzcocks went on and literally tore the place apart. On the bus, Mr. Davidson apoligized to us for having lost his cool. He was a good man. Later that night at Denny's, someone sent Mr Davidson a complimentary Moons Over My Hammy. We all turned to look, to see who had been so generous. It was the Buzzcocks, who uniformy tipped their matching bowler hats to us. Finally, Mr. Davidson smiled.
	5:06pm Lyle: *uniformly. My hands are a little stiff these days. Trombone oil leaks into the dermis. Hardens the tissues.
	5:07pm MenfussMike: @Lyle....John Davidson of That's Incredible fame?
	5:07pm Irwin: Lyle, are you saving these playlist tidbits for a full-length memoir?
	5:08pm Lyle: Oh, there just an old trombone player's stories. Glad you enjoy them. MenfussMike I lost track of him after that. Not sure what he did. May or may not be the same fella. Enjoying the music!
	5:09pm jan: Kait Dunton- Real & Imagined - Lovely!
	👻 5:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Lyle - If you have any recordings of your band, you should send a copy to WFMU and get some airtime.
	5:10pm common: Irwin. All. Hi
	5:10pm Undead83: Awesome recollection
	5:10pm MenfussMike: well he would have been hosting That's Incredible in the early 80's so maybe not the same guy
	5:11pm Irwin: Lyle, are your storytelling skills verbal? The new Woofmoo morning show could use your contributions. Perhaps you can be an occasional "stringer."
	5:17pm Old Dave: Trombone stories would be great! I played in 6th grade. If only a Ska band had shown up to demonstrate how cool that instrument can be... might have been a lifelong thing.
	5:21pm Itzall Ablurr: Ain't it a shame when you get so consumed with work that you realize you have missed almost an entire Irwin show?!? Yes, of course it is.
	5:21pm TehBadDr: That Mummy Dust sure does pack a punch, be careful kids!
	5:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cheers.
	5:24pm KP: Is this from some expanded version of Inside Looking Out or have i not heard in a very long time?
	5:25pm KP: Oh, OutsideInside is not "Inside looking Out." Sorry. Sounds great though
	5:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You can be sure every Grungester in Seattle knew that...Outside & Inside...
	5:26pm jan: Ah Commander Cody! fun to drive down that lonsesome memory highway. Another LP left behind at the parents' tag sale.
	5:28pm Stanley: @Itzall - I could say the same about my life!
	5:32pm Itzall Ablurr: Dear Stanley, Ow! But I get it.
	5:38pm Irwin: Blackbird consists of the Kinman brothers (Dils, Rank & File).
	5:42pm TehBadDr: Strains of Love and Rockets crossed w/ The Archies?
	5:42pm Old Dave: Stanley and Itzall- The few who can plan a working life around this station are to be envied. Thank God for archives, I say. Some shows (like this one!) deserve hearing a few times. The stuff I've learned from FMU is amazing.
	5:46pm Michael 98145: enjoyed the Dils back in the day
	5:51pm Itzall Ablurr: I heard that, O.D. Something about the "shared experience" is great when you can be there for the live broadcast, but archiving is why God invented the internet.
	5:52pm Michael 98145: another great show; thank you, Irwin. today's homework: Terri Lyne Carrington ..
	5:53pm Stanley: Old Dave - I wistfully admire those cats who are at work AND tuned in.
	5:53pm spodiodi: I love learning :)
	5:54pm Old Dave: Live is always my goal, Stanley! Some days it actually happens. Like today!
	5:55pm zopa: brilliant Irwin, just brilliant!
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: efd quoted as saying, 'Archives are like compilations w/ talking.' Never used archives - cause there's always great new FMU being broadcast! However - when not home I listen to podcasts. Long ago past the point I feel time away from FMU is actually good for both of us...it's a five year mission to go where no FMUvian has gone before...
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yerknow - if I got contempo enuff to stream on the run...just stick the wireless interwebizer in our frontal lobes & let's get on w/ this Age of ♒Aquarius they're all so enthused about...my identity wasn't worth much anyhow...
	5:58pm Old Dave: Great show Irwin, thanks so much

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June 28, 2017: "Nothing goes without saying these days; it must be said, so someone can take offense." — James Lileks

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"Dick McKenna," framed photo for sale at Stormville flea market, May 27

Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Laetitia Sadier Source Ensemble	The Woman with the Invisible Necklace	Find Me Finding You	0:03:36 (Pop-up)
Bent Knee	Belly Side Up "Belly Side Up" by "Bent Knee"	Land Animal	0:06:50 (Pop-up)
Simon Doom	Negotiate with the Monkey	Negotiate with the Monkey (single)	0:11:02 (Pop-up)

Geri Allen (R.I.P.), Charlie Haden, Paul Motian	Dolphy's Dance	Etudes	0:20:33 (Pop-up)
Geri Allen	Wanna Be Startin' Something	Grand River Crossings (Motown & Motor City Inspirations)	0:24:01 (Pop-up)
Geri Allen, David Murray, Terri Lyne Carrington	Mirror of Youth	Perfection	0:26:46 (Pop-up)
Courtney Barnett	I Keep a Close Watch (comp. John Cale)	Kim's Caravan single	0:32:13 (Pop-up)
The Places (Amy Annelle)	Mission Impossible	The Autopilot Knows You Best	0:36:34 (Pop-up)

Buzzcocks	A Different Kind of Tension	A Different Kind of Tension	0:44:33 (Pop-up)
The Vacant Lots	Pleasure & Pain "Pleasure & Pain" by "The Vacant Lots"	Endless Night	0:48:49 (Pop-up)
Joseph Arthur	Chemical "Chemical" by "Joseph Arthur"	Come to Where I'm From	0:51:41 (Pop-up)
The Holy Modal Rounders	The Whole World Oughta Go on a Vacation	Good Taste is Timeless	0:55:47 (Pop-up)

Richard Anthony Jay	Milan "Milan" by "Richard Anthony Jay"	This is What I Live For	2:01:22 (Pop-up)
Kait Dunton	Real & Imagined "Real & Imagined" by "Kait Dunton"	Real & Imagined	2:05:23 (Pop-up)
Camper van Beethoven	Abundance / Cowboys in Hollywood	II & III	2:13:04 (Pop-up)
Aunt Dracula	Mummy Dust "Mummy Dust" by "Aunt Dracula"	Bum Hands	2:16:51 (Pop-up)
Blue Cheer	Feathers from Your Tree	OutsideInside	2:20:53 (Pop-up)
Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen	Mama Hated Diesels	Hot Licks, Cold Steel & Truckers Favorites	2:24:34 (Pop-up)
Sugar Blue	On My Way "On My Way" by "Sugar Blue"	Voyage	2:29:45 (Pop-up)

Blackbird	Be My Friend "Be My Friend" by "Blackbird"	Blackbird	2:37:18 (Pop-up)
Wayne Shorter	Adam's Apple "Adam's Apple" by "Wayne Shorter"	Adam's Apple	2:41:49 (Pop-up)
Sky Martin	Wipe it Off Your Face "Wipe it Off Your Face" by "Sky Martin"	Buckets of Sky Martin	2:48:23 (Pop-up)
Hey Kids!	What's God Like? "What's God Like?" by "Hey Kids!"	It's Contagious	2:50:38 (Pop-up)
Rose Hill Jr. High Band	Star Trek	It's Contagious Too!	2:52:51 (Pop-up)
Spanky	Hot Diggidy "Hot Diggidy" by "Spanky"	The Rebirth of Fool Vol. 2	2:54:34 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 3:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: "What? Me worry?"
	👻 3:04pm Listening Out There: Was thinking the same thing as Ken...or "Alfred E. Newman in His Middle Years"...
	3:04pm Carmichael: His coat needs ironing.
	3:04pm Michael 98145: Dick McK looks quite self-confidant
	3:05pm Sem Chumbo: Nice quilted suit on Mr. McKenna. Good afternoon, Irwin, and Chusidians by birth AND choice.
	3:05pm Michael 98145: ... or self-confident for the literate
	3:10pm geezerette: His face is also slightly quilted.
	3:10pm V Priceless: yo Ir
	3:14pm Irwin: Greetings all. Mr. McKenna was a special guest on the Old Codger's radio show in 1931. They were both extremely grumpy individuals. Codger still is, actually.
	3:15pm Sem Chumbo: McKenna is Jim Thorpe. Swear to god: www.thinglink.com...
	👻 3:17pm βrian: @Sem: Yes, that was my immediate reaction.
	👻 3:18pm βrian: Laetitia Casta? Wha?
	3:18pm geezerette: Sem, I thought Ira Hayes but don't remember what either of them looked like.
	3:18pm Michael 98145: liking that Bent Knee recording - thx to FMU
	👻 3:19pm Listening Out There: Wow. Didn't know that Geri Allen passed away...
	3:20pm Elle Tor's Husband: Montammany Hall! Grease the palm of the doorman and get a free Kickback Bock at the bar
	3:20pm Michael 98145: RIP, Geri Allen (June 12, 1957 – June 27, 2017)
	3:21pm geezerette: Looks like Thorpe. Thanks, global outboard brain.
	👻 3:21pm Listening Out There: ...everyone in this trio is...gone. The Music Lives On...
	3:23pm Michael 98145: sad, wbgo.org...
	👻 3:30pm Listening Out There: NY Times obit - www.nytimes.com...
	3:31pm steveo: thanks for that, @Listening
	3:35pm Irwin: Drummer Terri Lyne Carrington: en.wikipedia.org...
	3:36pm V Priceless: nice Cale cover
	3:45pm Michael 98145: yes !
	3:47pm Hoboken Jack: That is swell that Ms. Barnett is coming to Jersey City in November.
	3:48pm Irwin: She's been in JC before. Somewhere, I forget where.
	3:57pm Irwin: This song always ...
	4:23pm βrian: Between you and me! C'mon!
	4:38pm Dean: OMG. Jeff Golick played Geri Allen on Sunday a.m. For a moment I thought it was a post-mortem tribute, but no. And yet...sad news. RIP, indeed.
	4:40pm Irwin: Finally, a musician's death which cannot be attributed to this show. Perhaps the curse has migrated to Jeff's program. Check his recent playlists.
	4:42pm berbo: This discussion is boring. I'm glad Joe isn't going to use it on his radio show.
	5:04pm Lyle: The Buzzcocks. I remember those boys. If you stay in this business long enough like I have, you cross paths with everyone eventually. I first encountered the Buzzcocks in, what was it, '81? I was working with the John Davidson show, playing a flurry of one-nighters across the upper midwest. We were playing some type of county fair, I've played a million of 'em. Mr. Davidson was cranky that day as I recall. It was hot. The gig was outdoors in the afternoon. Direct sunlight. Mr. Davidson's makeup was running and his hairspray was stinging his eyes. Several times he turned to the band to tell us to quiet down, the volume of the band evidentally irritating him. By the time we got to "Windmills of Your Mind," he melted down altogether. The Buzzcocks were on the side of the stage, checking us out. They were having a "right good laugh," as they would have put it, at Mr. Davidson's expense. The show wound down and we finished to a polite smattering of applause. The Buzzcocks went on and literally tore the place apart. On the bus, Mr. Davidson apoligized to us for having lost his cool. He was a good man. Later that night at Denny's, someone sent Mr Davidson a complimentary Moons Over My Hammy. We all turned to look, to see who had been so generous. It was the Buzzcocks, who uniformy tipped their matching bowler hats to us. Finally, Mr. Davidson smiled.
	5:06pm Lyle: *uniformly. My hands are a little stiff these days. Trombone oil leaks into the dermis. Hardens the tissues.
	5:07pm MenfussMike: @Lyle....John Davidson of That's Incredible fame?
	5:07pm Irwin: Lyle, are you saving these playlist tidbits for a full-length memoir?
	5:08pm Lyle: Oh, there just an old trombone player's stories. Glad you enjoy them. MenfussMike I lost track of him after that. Not sure what he did. May or may not be the same fella. Enjoying the music!
	5:09pm jan: Kait Dunton- Real & Imagined - Lovely!
	👻 5:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Lyle - If you have any recordings of your band, you should send a copy to WFMU and get some airtime.
	5:10pm common: Irwin. All. Hi
	5:10pm Undead83: Awesome recollection
	5:10pm MenfussMike: well he would have been hosting That's Incredible in the early 80's so maybe not the same guy
	5:11pm Irwin: Lyle, are your storytelling skills verbal? The new Woofmoo morning show could use your contributions. Perhaps you can be an occasional "stringer."
	5:17pm Old Dave: Trombone stories would be great! I played in 6th grade. If only a Ska band had shown up to demonstrate how cool that instrument can be... might have been a lifelong thing.
	5:21pm Itzall Ablurr: Ain't it a shame when you get so consumed with work that you realize you have missed almost an entire Irwin show?!? Yes, of course it is.
	5:21pm TehBadDr: That Mummy Dust sure does pack a punch, be careful kids!
	5:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cheers.
	5:24pm KP: Is this from some expanded version of Inside Looking Out or have i not heard in a very long time?
	5:25pm KP: Oh, OutsideInside is not "Inside looking Out." Sorry. Sounds great though
	5:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You can be sure every Grungester in Seattle knew that...Outside & Inside...
	5:26pm jan: Ah Commander Cody! fun to drive down that lonsesome memory highway. Another LP left behind at the parents' tag sale.
	5:28pm Stanley: @Itzall - I could say the same about my life!
	5:32pm Itzall Ablurr: Dear Stanley, Ow! But I get it.
	5:38pm Irwin: Blackbird consists of the Kinman brothers (Dils, Rank & File).
	5:42pm TehBadDr: Strains of Love and Rockets crossed w/ The Archies?
	5:42pm Old Dave: Stanley and Itzall- The few who can plan a working life around this station are to be envied. Thank God for archives, I say. Some shows (like this one!) deserve hearing a few times. The stuff I've learned from FMU is amazing.
	5:46pm Michael 98145: enjoyed the Dils back in the day
	5:51pm Itzall Ablurr: I heard that, O.D. Something about the "shared experience" is great when you can be there for the live broadcast, but archiving is why God invented the internet.
	5:52pm Michael 98145: another great show; thank you, Irwin. today's homework: Terri Lyne Carrington ..
	5:53pm Stanley: Old Dave - I wistfully admire those cats who are at work AND tuned in.
	5:53pm spodiodi: I love learning :)
	5:54pm Old Dave: Live is always my goal, Stanley! Some days it actually happens. Like today!
	5:55pm zopa: brilliant Irwin, just brilliant!
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: efd quoted as saying, 'Archives are like compilations w/ talking.' Never used archives - cause there's always great new FMU being broadcast! However - when not home I listen to podcasts. Long ago past the point I feel time away from FMU is actually good for both of us...it's a five year mission to go where no FMUvian has gone before...
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yerknow - if I got contempo enuff to stream on the run...just stick the wireless interwebizer in our frontal lobes & let's get on w/ this Age of ♒Aquarius they're all so enthused about...my identity wasn't worth much anyhow...
	5:58pm Old Dave: Great show Irwin, thanks so much

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 28, 2017

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