WFMU: 100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from March 28, 2018

Listener comments!
	🛎 12:04pm βrian: Ah, so you are here, Mary.
	12:05pm steveo: holla
	12:07pm Mary Wing: Hello Brian and steveo! I am HERE with you all!
	12:10pm Carmichael: Good day Mary and most others.
	12:16pm Mary Wing: Howdy Carmicheal, and those others he chose not to greet. :-)
	12:19pm steveo: enjoyably lush guitar; hi, most Carmichaels
	12:22pm fleep: Greetings to Mary and a curated subsection of listeners
	12:23pm Carmichael: Clicky starred Sandcatchers!
	12:27pm Mary Wing: Hey fleep, long time no fins!
	12:30pm Scraps deSelby: ho h’m hey
	12:35pm Scraps deSelby: hoom hoom, he added
	12:37pm Mary Wing: Howdy-hi-ho, Scraps!
	12:37pm fleep: Ah this would be the crumbling part.
	12:38pm Mary Wing: What the heck is with this piano?
	🛎 12:47pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Mary and Drummer dwellers.
	12:50pm Mary Wing: Hello and pa-rum-pa-pa-pum to you, too, Ken!
	12:56pm david w: Hello all you Whateverers! Squeezing in a little lunch and listening time, quite the pre-show luxury.
	12:56pm northguineahills: drinking two beers, sure, the Post, never!
	🛎 12:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: This is more pleasant then song about the devil train Micah played yesterday.
	12:59pm Mary Wing: Hi there David and NGH! Welcome to Wednesday whatever -- two beers AND the New York Post!
	1:01pm fleep: Expanding greeting criteria to include everyone. Including you. Yes, you over there.
	1:02pm northguineahills: missed me fleep... I was not even over there, I was here!
	1:08pm northguineahills: ack, missed Abate, I love his new album.
	1:10pm northguineahills: hey I know those peeps! (can't wait for the RR!)
	1:16pm northguineahills: I love Kamasi Washington's range, from free jazz, to n'awlins', to hiphop and funk, to his other original compositions like this.
	1:19pm coelacanth∅: greetings Mary and 100% of the majority of others
	1:29pm northguineahills: off to cook lunch and garden, will hear you in a bit Mary Sun Ra!
	1:32pm Mary Wing: Hey there, coelacanth!
	1:33pm Webhamster Henry: Autoharp alert!
	1:44pm Mary Wing: Hi Henry, heh heh, there's actually an autoharp alert?
	1:46pm Parq: Hi, all. 'Scuse me for getting all Andy Rooney on y'all, but has anyone else (in the northeast US, at least) had it up to freaking here with having to wear heavy wool coats and thick scarves?
	1:48pm coelacanth∅: every summer i don't want the summer to end; every winter i don't want the winter to end.
	1:50pm Webhamster Henry: @Parq: stop heating up the North Pole and pushing the vortex around. I blame three or four preceding generations.
	1:51pm Parq: That's it, I'm changing the name of my autobiography to "Pushing the Vortex Around".
	1:59pm northguineahills: Majena Mafe, new to me!
	1:59pm Mary Wing: Push up to the vortex baby, in your long black limousine...
	2:14pm Webhamster Henry: Frankieee!
	2:17pm Mary Wing: I thought for sure this was the first time I've played Frankieeee, but no, I played a Christmas song by him already.
	2:17pm Parq: Just read the Bolton/Woodehouse memoir "Bring On the Girls", which has an extended reminiscence of their working with Gertrude Lawrence on "Oh Kay".
	2:18pm Mary Wing: Oh really, Parq? How coincidental; I love me some Woodehouse writing.
	2:21pm Webhamster Henry: I was wondering when Blossom would show up.
	2:22pm Parq: Mary: www.penguin.co.uk...
	2:23pm Parq: I love the rhyme of "man some" and "handsome". Too bad it gets lost when men record the song.
	2:23pm Webhamster Henry: @Parq oh yeah - I love that book! And it has this relevant anecdote in it: (long) NOEL COWARD & GERTRUDE LAWRENCE -- from "BRING ON THE GIRLS", Bolton & Wodehouse, 1953 reprinted by Limelight Editions, 1984 "Get this book!" -- H.L. [Guy Bolton and Plum Wodehouse are visiting Gertrude Lawrence to discuss her upcoming role in OH, KAY!] On the piano in her sitting room there was a photograph of a child dancing. It caught their eyes immediately as they came in. "Is that you?" enquired Plum. "Yes, dearies, that's me at the time of my debut in the Brixton Pantomime." "You took to the stage early?" "For a good year before that photo was taken I'd been learning the A.B.C. of my trade from dear old Italia Conti." "What a lot of distinguished pupils she had." "I'll tell you a little tale about one of them. It was the annual show that was put on for friends and relatives every June. I was just under ten - my birthday's the fourth of July - so you can imagine my surprise when, at the first rehearsal, Madame Conti's assistant handed me a part. Most of the children were 'pixies' or 'villagers' but I was to be a character. I was to see my name on the program : 'JANE.... Gertrude Lawrence.' The theater has given me a lot of thrills but never one quite as big as that moment when I held my first part in my hand. " 'JANE ' it said on the cover. Jane was one of a party of children who steal out into the garden on Midsummer Night and find the flowers have changed into Little People and are giving a ball, a crafty lead into "The Dance of the Flowers," chief feature of this juvenile turkey. I delayed before turning the slightly battered blue cover, savoring the great moment. I opened it. It wasn't what you would call a hell of a part - it consisted of a single line: "Oh, look, children! Pansy has turned into a Pierrot and he's dancing with Columbine!" "I was standing there weighing the problem of how best to characterize Jane when I heard Madame Conti's voice say: 'That's your cue, Gertie.' Good God! I had missed my first cue. Properly flustered, I went charging onto the stage and said: 'Jane pants.' "'Jane pants?? You don't _say_ that, dear. Yhat's the stage direction. You've been running and you're excited.' " 'Of course, I was upset at being late on cue, I just read it without thinking.' " 'Well, you _must_ think. Never do anything on stage without thinking. Now make the entrance again and say the line.' "'Oh,look,children! Pansy has changed into a Pierrot and he's dancing with Concubine." "The brats sniggered. Madame Conti explained patiently that the name was 'Columbine,' adding that if I said 'Concubine' on the afternoon of the performance some of the parents might not think this was a very nice school to send their child to. "'Whenever you're flustered take a long, deep breath and pause. Always remember a slight pause never hurts.' I paused. I took a long, deep breath. And as I did so I heard a childish voice repeat my line, reading it beatifully with wonder and excitement, and just that little catch in the breath that was indicated by 'Jane pants.' 'Don't you think, Madame Conti,' the voice went on, and it had changed now to a budding baritone, ' Don't you think it would be _safer_ if I said the line?" "I was stunned, speechless, unable to find words in which to protest. " ' Yes, dear,' I heard Madame Conti say. ' I think perhaps it would be. I'm sure Gertie won't mind. Give Noel the part, will you,dear?' " 'She doesn't need to,' said Noel grandly. 'I know it.'" "It wasn't --?" exclaimed Guy. "Yes, it was, duckie, Noel Coward -- the little ham. If I had had a blunt instrument in my hand at the time the English-speaking stage would have lost one of its most brilliant talents." "He just calmly walked off with your first part?" "Darned unprofessional, I call it," laughed Plum. "Yes, but wait boys. For years I've had a dream. In it I'm playing opposite him and, on opening night, just as we're coming to his favorite line, his most amusing bon mot, I say it myself and give him the cue. Then when he's left flat on his bumpty, I whisper, ' Come on, Jane, old girl, let's hear you pant.' "And let me tell you, it's coming, Gertie's Revenge." She waved a hand at her desk where stood a photograph of the distinguished author-actor-composer lovingly inscribed. "He's writing a play in which I'm to be with him. He calls it PRIVATE LIVES and it's to be ready by the time I'm finished with your show." "Well, I look forward to that opening night, I trust it's a long way off," said Plum. "So do I," said Gertie. "and now you boys help yourselves to drinks and tell me about this OH, KAY."
	2:28pm Parq: Harry, dig it!
	2:30pm northguineahills: Willie!
	2:33pm KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy all. Whatevers being WatchedOver!
	2:35pm Mary Wing: Hi Kevin, just in time for the home stretch!
	2:37pm KevinfromBayRidge: PhotoFinish?
	2:42pm doctorjazz: HI. Been listening, couldn't post. Great tune for the treatment!
	2:44pm Mary Wing: Hey there, doctorjazz, glad to know you've been here in the background!
	2:52pm david w: Thanks, Mary. Fabulous again. Off to my knobs and cables!
	2:54pm Mary Wing: Twiddle with abandon, David!
	2:56pm northguineahills: Thanks Mary (been cooking and gardening).
	3:00pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening, folks!

100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from March 28, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New / Special	Approx. start time
154	I Will Follow "I Will Follow" by "154"	Wherever You Go, I Will Follow	Boomkat Editions	2018	CD-R		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
L A N D	Labyrinthitis "Labyrinthitis" by "L A N D"	Anoxia	Important	2015	CD			0:10:43 (Pop-up)
Sandcatchers	The Face After Crying	What We Found Along The Way	Chant	2017	CD			0:13:49 (Pop-up)
Tenniscoats	トランポリン (Trampoline)	Music Exists Disc 2	Majikick	2015	CD			0:19:01 (Pop-up)
Maurizio Abate	Standing/Crumbling	Standing Waters	Black Sweat	2018	CD-R		*	0:24:07 (Pop-up)
Bela Fleck	Bach: 2-Part Invention #13 In A Minor, BWV 784	Perpetual Motion	Sony Classical	2001	CD	Evelyn Glennie on marimba.		0:38:11 (Pop-up)
Xylouris White	Spud's Garden "Spud's Garden" by "Xylouris White"	Mother	Bella Union	2018	CD		*	0:39:43 (Pop-up)
Fire On Fire	Sirocco "Sirocco" by "Fire On Fire"	The Orchard	Young God	2008	CD			0:43:33 (Pop-up)
Louie Ludwig	The Day My Daddy Swam To Mexico	I Got Nothin To Say	Zzi Music	2016	CD			0:48:43 (Pop-up)
The Roches	The Train "The Train" by "The Roches"	The Roches	Warner Bros.	1979	MP3			0:53:11 (Pop-up)
Terence Trent D'Arby	Sign Your Name	Introducing The Hardline According To Terence Trent D'Arby	Columbia	1987	MP3			0:56:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							1:01:15 (Pop-up)
Kamasi Washington	The Next Step "The Next Step" by "Kamasi Washington"	The Epic	Brainfeeder	2015	CD			1:12:49 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra & His Astro-Infinity Arkestra	Why Go To The Moon?	Sun Embassy	Roaratorio	2018	LP	This song originally recorded in Philadelphia on August 8, 1968.	*	1:27:33 (Pop-up)
Gokcen Kaynatan	Lost Island "Lost Island" by "Gokcen Kaynatan"	Gokcen Kaynatan	Finders Keepers	2017	LP		*	1:31:27 (Pop-up)
Lyla Foy	Impossible "Impossible" by "Lyla Foy"	Mirrors The Sky	Sub Pop	2014	CD			1:37:21 (Pop-up)
Wolfgang Dauner Group	Kamasutram "Kamasutram" by "Wolfgang Dauner Group"	The Brain Box - Cerebral Sounds Of Brain Records 1972-1979	Brain	2017	CD box set	Various artists.		1:41:16 (Pop-up)
Jacob Bellens	One Of A Kind "One Of A Kind" by "Jacob Bellens"	Trail Of Intuition	HFN Music	2018	CD		*	1:45:02 (Pop-up)
Bhavana Reddy	Smells Like Rain "Smells Like Rain" by "Bhavana Reddy"	Tangled In Emotions	self-released	2014	CD			1:49:27 (Pop-up)
Majena Mafe	Let Her Be… (extract)	Playing With Words: An Audio Compilation	Gruenrekorder	2010	CD	Various artists.		1:53:13 (Pop-up)
Echologist	Stepping Out "Stepping Out" by "Echologist"	Storming Heaven	Prologue	2013	CD			1:54:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							2:00:21 (Pop-up)
Gertrude Lawrence	Someone To Watch Over Me	Do-Do-Do / Someone To Watch Over Me 10"	Victor	1927	78	From YouTube.	***	2:07:46 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	Someone To Watch Over Me	Sinatra Sings Gershwin	Columbia / Legacy	2003	MP3	Originally released in 1946.	***	2:11:08 (Pop-up)
Blossom Dearie	Someone To Watch Over Me	My Gentleman Friend	Verve	2003	MP3	Originally released in 1959.	***	2:14:26 (Pop-up)
Art Garfunkel	Someone To Watch Over Me	Some Enchanted Evening	ATCO	2007	MP3		***	2:20:23 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald with The London Symphony Orchestra	Someone To Watch Over Me	Someone To Watch Over Me	Verve / UMG	2017	MP3		***	2:23:47 (Pop-up)
Willie Nelson	Someone To Watch Over Me	Stardust	Columbia	1978	MP3		***	2:27:10 (Pop-up)
Amy Winehouse	Someone To Watch Over Me (demo)	Frank	Island	2008	MP3	Originally released in 2003.	***	2:31:10 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Scott	Someone To Watch Over Me	Falling In Love Is Wonderful	Rhino Handmade	2002	MP3	Originally released in 1963.	***	2:25:37 (Pop-up)
Rickie Lee Jones	Someone To Watch Over Me	It's Like This	Artemis	2000	CD		***	2:39:04 (Pop-up)
Juliana Hatfield	We're Not In Charleston Anymore	Ciao My Shining Star - The Songs Of Mark Mulcahy	Shout Factory	2009	CD	Various artists; a Mark Mulcahy cover. Hear Juliana on Monday afternoon on Joe Belock's show!		2:41:07 (Pop-up)
The And Band	Holier Than Thou "Holier Than Thou" by "The And Band"	Outhern	Spacecase	2018	LP	Recorded in 1981.	*	2:45:00 (Pop-up)
Alejandro Escovedo	Big Station "Big Station" by "Alejandro Escovedo"	Big Station	Fantasy	2012	CD			2:49:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)					Bonus tracks for the archive!		2:53:18 (Pop-up)
Chris Thile	Thank You, New York "Thank You, New York" by "Chris Thile"	Thanks For Listening	Nonesuch	2017	CD	Featuring Gaby Moreno.		2:56:35 (Pop-up)
Cowboy Mouth	Home "Home" by "Cowboy Mouth"	Voodoo Shoppe	Eleven Thirty Records	2005	CD			3:01:28 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🛎 12:04pm βrian: Ah, so you are here, Mary.
	12:05pm steveo: holla
	12:07pm Mary Wing: Hello Brian and steveo! I am HERE with you all!
	12:10pm Carmichael: Good day Mary and most others.
	12:16pm Mary Wing: Howdy Carmicheal, and those others he chose not to greet. :-)
	12:19pm steveo: enjoyably lush guitar; hi, most Carmichaels
	12:22pm fleep: Greetings to Mary and a curated subsection of listeners
	12:23pm Carmichael: Clicky starred Sandcatchers!
	12:27pm Mary Wing: Hey fleep, long time no fins!
	12:30pm Scraps deSelby: ho h’m hey
	12:35pm Scraps deSelby: hoom hoom, he added
	12:37pm Mary Wing: Howdy-hi-ho, Scraps!
	12:37pm fleep: Ah this would be the crumbling part.
	12:38pm Mary Wing: What the heck is with this piano?
	🛎 12:47pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Mary and Drummer dwellers.
	12:50pm Mary Wing: Hello and pa-rum-pa-pa-pum to you, too, Ken!
	12:56pm david w: Hello all you Whateverers! Squeezing in a little lunch and listening time, quite the pre-show luxury.
	12:56pm northguineahills: drinking two beers, sure, the Post, never!
	🛎 12:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: This is more pleasant then song about the devil train Micah played yesterday.
	12:59pm Mary Wing: Hi there David and NGH! Welcome to Wednesday whatever -- two beers AND the New York Post!
	1:01pm fleep: Expanding greeting criteria to include everyone. Including you. Yes, you over there.
	1:02pm northguineahills: missed me fleep... I was not even over there, I was here!
	1:08pm northguineahills: ack, missed Abate, I love his new album.
	1:10pm northguineahills: hey I know those peeps! (can't wait for the RR!)
	1:16pm northguineahills: I love Kamasi Washington's range, from free jazz, to n'awlins', to hiphop and funk, to his other original compositions like this.
	1:19pm coelacanth∅: greetings Mary and 100% of the majority of others
	1:29pm northguineahills: off to cook lunch and garden, will hear you in a bit Mary Sun Ra!
	1:32pm Mary Wing: Hey there, coelacanth!
	1:33pm Webhamster Henry: Autoharp alert!
	1:44pm Mary Wing: Hi Henry, heh heh, there's actually an autoharp alert?
	1:46pm Parq: Hi, all. 'Scuse me for getting all Andy Rooney on y'all, but has anyone else (in the northeast US, at least) had it up to freaking here with having to wear heavy wool coats and thick scarves?
	1:48pm coelacanth∅: every summer i don't want the summer to end; every winter i don't want the winter to end.
	1:50pm Webhamster Henry: @Parq: stop heating up the North Pole and pushing the vortex around. I blame three or four preceding generations.
	1:51pm Parq: That's it, I'm changing the name of my autobiography to "Pushing the Vortex Around".
	1:59pm northguineahills: Majena Mafe, new to me!
	1:59pm Mary Wing: Push up to the vortex baby, in your long black limousine...
	2:14pm Webhamster Henry: Frankieee!
	2:17pm Mary Wing: I thought for sure this was the first time I've played Frankieeee, but no, I played a Christmas song by him already.
	2:17pm Parq: Just read the Bolton/Woodehouse memoir "Bring On the Girls", which has an extended reminiscence of their working with Gertrude Lawrence on "Oh Kay".
	2:18pm Mary Wing: Oh really, Parq? How coincidental; I love me some Woodehouse writing.
	2:21pm Webhamster Henry: I was wondering when Blossom would show up.
	2:22pm Parq: Mary: www.penguin.co.uk...
	2:23pm Parq: I love the rhyme of "man some" and "handsome". Too bad it gets lost when men record the song.
	2:23pm Webhamster Henry: @Parq oh yeah - I love that book! And it has this relevant anecdote in it: (long) NOEL COWARD & GERTRUDE LAWRENCE -- from "BRING ON THE GIRLS", Bolton & Wodehouse, 1953 reprinted by Limelight Editions, 1984 "Get this book!" -- H.L. [Guy Bolton and Plum Wodehouse are visiting Gertrude Lawrence to discuss her upcoming role in OH, KAY!] On the piano in her sitting room there was a photograph of a child dancing. It caught their eyes immediately as they came in. "Is that you?" enquired Plum. "Yes, dearies, that's me at the time of my debut in the Brixton Pantomime." "You took to the stage early?" "For a good year before that photo was taken I'd been learning the A.B.C. of my trade from dear old Italia Conti." "What a lot of distinguished pupils she had." "I'll tell you a little tale about one of them. It was the annual show that was put on for friends and relatives every June. I was just under ten - my birthday's the fourth of July - so you can imagine my surprise when, at the first rehearsal, Madame Conti's assistant handed me a part. Most of the children were 'pixies' or 'villagers' but I was to be a character. I was to see my name on the program : 'JANE.... Gertrude Lawrence.' The theater has given me a lot of thrills but never one quite as big as that moment when I held my first part in my hand. " 'JANE ' it said on the cover. Jane was one of a party of children who steal out into the garden on Midsummer Night and find the flowers have changed into Little People and are giving a ball, a crafty lead into "The Dance of the Flowers," chief feature of this juvenile turkey. I delayed before turning the slightly battered blue cover, savoring the great moment. I opened it. It wasn't what you would call a hell of a part - it consisted of a single line: "Oh, look, children! Pansy has turned into a Pierrot and he's dancing with Columbine!" "I was standing there weighing the problem of how best to characterize Jane when I heard Madame Conti's voice say: 'That's your cue, Gertie.' Good God! I had missed my first cue. Properly flustered, I went charging onto the stage and said: 'Jane pants.' "'Jane pants?? You don't _say_ that, dear. Yhat's the stage direction. You've been running and you're excited.' " 'Of course, I was upset at being late on cue, I just read it without thinking.' " 'Well, you _must_ think. Never do anything on stage without thinking. Now make the entrance again and say the line.' "'Oh,look,children! Pansy has changed into a Pierrot and he's dancing with Concubine." "The brats sniggered. Madame Conti explained patiently that the name was 'Columbine,' adding that if I said 'Concubine' on the afternoon of the performance some of the parents might not think this was a very nice school to send their child to. "'Whenever you're flustered take a long, deep breath and pause. Always remember a slight pause never hurts.' I paused. I took a long, deep breath. And as I did so I heard a childish voice repeat my line, reading it beatifully with wonder and excitement, and just that little catch in the breath that was indicated by 'Jane pants.' 'Don't you think, Madame Conti,' the voice went on, and it had changed now to a budding baritone, ' Don't you think it would be _safer_ if I said the line?" "I was stunned, speechless, unable to find words in which to protest. " ' Yes, dear,' I heard Madame Conti say. ' I think perhaps it would be. I'm sure Gertie won't mind. Give Noel the part, will you,dear?' " 'She doesn't need to,' said Noel grandly. 'I know it.'" "It wasn't --?" exclaimed Guy. "Yes, it was, duckie, Noel Coward -- the little ham. If I had had a blunt instrument in my hand at the time the English-speaking stage would have lost one of its most brilliant talents." "He just calmly walked off with your first part?" "Darned unprofessional, I call it," laughed Plum. "Yes, but wait boys. For years I've had a dream. In it I'm playing opposite him and, on opening night, just as we're coming to his favorite line, his most amusing bon mot, I say it myself and give him the cue. Then when he's left flat on his bumpty, I whisper, ' Come on, Jane, old girl, let's hear you pant.' "And let me tell you, it's coming, Gertie's Revenge." She waved a hand at her desk where stood a photograph of the distinguished author-actor-composer lovingly inscribed. "He's writing a play in which I'm to be with him. He calls it PRIVATE LIVES and it's to be ready by the time I'm finished with your show." "Well, I look forward to that opening night, I trust it's a long way off," said Plum. "So do I," said Gertie. "and now you boys help yourselves to drinks and tell me about this OH, KAY."
	2:28pm Parq: Harry, dig it!
	2:30pm northguineahills: Willie!
	2:33pm KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy all. Whatevers being WatchedOver!
	2:35pm Mary Wing: Hi Kevin, just in time for the home stretch!
	2:37pm KevinfromBayRidge: PhotoFinish?
	2:42pm doctorjazz: HI. Been listening, couldn't post. Great tune for the treatment!
	2:44pm Mary Wing: Hey there, doctorjazz, glad to know you've been here in the background!
	2:52pm david w: Thanks, Mary. Fabulous again. Off to my knobs and cables!
	2:54pm Mary Wing: Twiddle with abandon, David!
	2:56pm northguineahills: Thanks Mary (been cooking and gardening).
	3:00pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening, folks!

100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from March 28, 2018

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