WFMU: Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from May 28, 2018

Listener comments!
	3:04am amani: hi mark, amani from NJ here, just wanted to say this show has really turned me on to a lot of great music I doubt I would have come in contact with otherwise. You really craft mixes that are full of personality and feature wide ranges of emotion. Just wanted to say thank you for all the great work you do on circle time and for passing down so much great music in such an interesting way
	3:06am jkeigh: Good Morning. I'm usually working now but I'm off for the holiday so it's nice to be able to listen. Great start BTW.
	3:09am markr: Thanks Amani, that means a lot to me.
	3:10am Satis-factory records: Good morning Mark & everyone!
	3:11am markr: Thanks, jkeigh, glad you could join us for a change. Morning, Satis!
	3:37am Hugo (NL): What a coincedence. I was JUST listening to the first track of weeping bong band this morning in the train. Very very nice.
	3:38am coelacanth∅: greetings Mark & .....
	3:41am coelacanth∅: - the original version, no?
	3:42am markr: I was scouring our library looking for Robert Palmer's version--even looked in our auxiliary library down in the basement, but no luck!
	4:03am coelacanth∅: huey lewis the epitome of yacht rock? or Dave Matthews band?
	4:13am dan mcanulty: out on the west coast working on a big report, and drinking whiskey, your show has been a godsend, thanks for it :) I had to laugh when you said it was 1am on the west coast, maybe some of us had had a few drinks. I was mid-paragraph and couldn't stop to comment, but I've just finished my draft, and wanted to say you nailed it, and thanks for putting some great records and thoughts on the air. Much appreciated.
	4:14am markr: Thanks, Dan. I went to high school with a guy with a very similar name to yours, ha. Glad I could help with your report.
	4:20am dan mcanulty: I hadn't seen the wire (and still haven't been meaning to), but apparently there's a character called dan mcnulty nicknamed mcnutty, and it took me like a decade to figure out why people liked calling me mcnutty. Apparently it's endearing on the show :) I grew up in pennsylvania, south of pittsburgh, I remember buying a used tape of some best of dylan, with Visions of Johanna and Leopard skin pill box had on it, and I can still picture the dirt and old machinery that I was looking at while listening to it on my walkman. Strange visions and memories in all our brains. Music sure is some magical stuff.
	4:20am dan mcanulty: er, still haven't <comma> been meaning to
	4:25am dan mcanulty: going out for a cigarette, and then going to proof read. I play a lot of west african guitar music, like ali farka toure. you play it with your thumb and index finger. This john lee hooker reminds me of it. Interestingly you can see RL Burnside playing that way in his Jumper Hanging on the Line track that Lomax recorded, there's a good version of it on youtube, recorded 1978. That's sort of a request, if you want to take it that way. Love this hooker sounding stuff, anything with a malian desert blues tinge that you're into, I'd dig hearing :)
	4:29am dan mcanulty: The holiday aspect of decoration day does not escape me though, so don't let me screw up any of your track plans, I don't need to hear anything in particular. I always like to celebrate armistice day, in particular, if I can I try to make peace with someone. Digging your visions of johanna memory, thanks for sharing it :)
	4:31am Satis-factory records: It is a holiday here in the UK! It's a bank holiday - but I'm working anyway
	4:34am Johanne Kristine: i'm in sweden and this show is perfect for my monday morning state of mind. thanks!
	4:45am markr: Cool Johanne, glad it works as well in the daylight as it does in the dark...
	4:57am Craig in MoTown: Amazing track you're playing now.
	4:59am dan mcanulty: nice.
	5:00am dan mcanulty: was flying to france with Laetitia Sonami recently, to do some work with her, and she mentioned to me mid-flight that there was a suzanne ciani documentary in the films available to watch, which really pleased her.
	5:04am eola: Great program. Listening from Aberystwyth, Mid Wales, UK xxx
	5:07am markr: Yes, a cool doc like that can help pass the time on a long flight. The movie selection seems better (deeper) on international flights than on domestic ones. XXX, Eola. Sending my best wishes to Wales.
	5:12am pacific standard simon: Visiting late as usual. Crackly ambient, nice. I have a Terry Riley double LP, Persian Surgery Dervishes, that sounds like that.
	5:20am jkeigh: Really enjoying this show. It's all over the place, just like my tastes. Some nice new discoveries too.
	5:26am dan mcanulty: same here, man, wfmu in the morning, always the best. Never found another station in the world like it.
	5:27am markr: Glad you guys are enjoying...
	5:31am Pascal Panelak: Fabulous show, greetings from Portugal
	5:34am medson: Good morning Mark / everyone
	5:36am dan mcanulty: nice, sounds a lot like marissa nadler, oh, hahaha, hell, right. I thought this was La Luz and I was like, wow, sounds just like her.
	5:37am dan mcanulty: I don't have this album of hers. Glad she's still playing.
	5:51am dan mcanulty: Thanks for sharing with us, great to hear other creative music listeners sharing their sounds. much appreciated.
	5:52am Tiago from Portugal: Thank you Mark.
	5:52am dan mcanulty: wow
	5:52am medson: I was bummed when I heard this. But like you said it’s gotta be tough with making the schedule. Thanks for the great shows. Catch ya again soon.
	5:53am upstate sean: Awesome shows, Mark. Big ups to you, looking forward to checking you on the fill ins
	5:53am Johanne Kristine: going to miss this show, hope that you'll be back in the fall.
	6:00am pacific standard simon: When I adopt a show, it's pretty much the kiss of death.
	6:00am dan mcanulty: never heard this track before, a clear oversight in my life experience. thanks for sharing. Heading off to bed here, and the better off for having heard your show, for sure.
	6:01am markr: Thanks everyone. I'll be back at midnight on Sunday night, June 17th. Thanks for all your kind words.

Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from May 28, 2018

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May 28, 2018: "This is not goodbye, it's just goodnight."

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Radiohead	2+2=5 (The Lukewarm) "2+2=5 (The Lukewarm)" by "Radiohead"	Hail to the Thief	Parlophone/Capitol	2003			0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Archie Shepp	Mama Too Tight "Mama Too Tight" by "Archie Shepp"	Mama Too Tight	Impulse!				0:06:40 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	Wig Wise "Wig Wise" by "Duke Ellington"	Money Jungle	Capitol	1963			0:10:04 (Pop-up)
Mary Lou Williams	A Grand Night for Swinging	Black Christ of the Andes	Smithsonian Fokways		d. 5/28/81. Thanks for the tip, Trouble!		0:13:20 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra	Magic City Blue "Magic City Blue" by "Sun Ra"	Goe Is More Than Love Could Ever Be	Cosmic Myth Records	1979	Produced for re-issue by our own Irwin Chusid!	*	0:16:15 (Pop-up)
Weeping Bong Band	Track 1 "Track 1" by "Weeping Bong Band"	Weeping Bong Band	Feeding Tube			*	0:20:53 (Pop-up)

Ian Matthews	Gimme an Inch Girl "Gimme an Inch Girl" by "Ian Matthews"	v/a When the Day Is Done--The Orchestrations of Robert Kirby	Ace			*	0:37:20 (Pop-up)
Dirty Projectors	The Socialites "The Socialites" by "Dirty Projectors"	Sing Lo Magellan	Domino	2012	At Public Arts on Chrystie Street in Manhattan as part of the Governor's Ball After Dark on Wednesday, at the Governor's Ball on Randall's Island on Friday		0:41:32 (Pop-up)
Jon Hassell / Brian Eno	Chemistry	Forth World Vol. 1: Possible Musics	Glitterbeat	2014	Jon Hassell at Issue Project Room Saturday		0:45:19 (Pop-up)
Mary Lattimore	Their Faces Streaked with Light and Filled with Pity	Hundreds of Days	Ghostly		At Union Pool Tuesday	*	0:52:07 (Pop-up)

Sarah Vaughan	Summertime "Summertime" by "Sarah Vaughan"	After Hours	Columbia				1:00:57 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Torn and Frayed "Torn and Frayed" by "Rolling Stones"	Exile on Main St.	Rolling Stones Records	1972			1:02:11 (Pop-up)
Wilco	Handshake Drugs "Handshake Drugs" by "Wilco"	A Ghost Is Born	Nonesuch	2004			1:06:37 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	Visions of Johanna "Visions of Johanna" by "Bob Dylan"	Blonde on Blonde	Columbia	1966			1:12:24 (Pop-up)
John Lee Hooker	Decoration Day "Decoration Day" by "John Lee Hooker"	It Serves You Right to Suffer	Impulse!	1966			1:19:59 (Pop-up)

Anders Miolin	Alborada del Gracioso	Ravel: Works Transcribed for Ten-Stringed Guitar	BIS Music	1998	Anders Miolin b. 5/28/61		1:33:13 (Pop-up)
Suzanne Ciani	Concert at Phil Niblock's Loft	Buchla Concerts 1975	Finders Keepers	2017	At the Bushwick Methodist Church Saturday night		1:37:28 (Pop-up)

Francois Bayle	Tremblement de Terre Très Doux	Tremblements	Recollection GRM			*	2:00:18 (Pop-up)

La Luz	Mean Dream "Mean Dream" by "La Luz"	Floating Featues	Hardly Art			*	2:30:32 (Pop-up)
Marisa Nadler	All the Colors of the Dark	Strangers	Sacred Bones	2016	At Untermyer Gardens in Yonkers Saturday		2:33:41 (Pop-up)
Stockholm Radio Choir	Lux Aeterna	v/a Voices: A Collection of the World's Greatest Choirs	Mesa		Gyorgy Ligeti (composer) b. 5/28/23		2:36:07 (Pop-up)
Minuit Polonia	Adios "Adios" by "Minuit Polonia"	v/a Interferencias Vol. 2 Spanish Synth Wave 1980-1989	Munster Records			*	2:43:42 (Pop-up)

Funkadelic	Maggot Brain "Maggot Brain" by "Funkadelic"	Maggot Brain	Westbound Records	1971			2:48:49 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:04am amani: hi mark, amani from NJ here, just wanted to say this show has really turned me on to a lot of great music I doubt I would have come in contact with otherwise. You really craft mixes that are full of personality and feature wide ranges of emotion. Just wanted to say thank you for all the great work you do on circle time and for passing down so much great music in such an interesting way
	3:06am jkeigh: Good Morning. I'm usually working now but I'm off for the holiday so it's nice to be able to listen. Great start BTW.
	3:09am markr: Thanks Amani, that means a lot to me.
	3:10am Satis-factory records: Good morning Mark & everyone!
	3:11am markr: Thanks, jkeigh, glad you could join us for a change. Morning, Satis!
	3:37am Hugo (NL): What a coincedence. I was JUST listening to the first track of weeping bong band this morning in the train. Very very nice.
	3:38am coelacanth∅: greetings Mark & .....
	3:41am coelacanth∅: - the original version, no?
	3:42am markr: I was scouring our library looking for Robert Palmer's version--even looked in our auxiliary library down in the basement, but no luck!
	4:03am coelacanth∅: huey lewis the epitome of yacht rock? or Dave Matthews band?
	4:13am dan mcanulty: out on the west coast working on a big report, and drinking whiskey, your show has been a godsend, thanks for it :) I had to laugh when you said it was 1am on the west coast, maybe some of us had had a few drinks. I was mid-paragraph and couldn't stop to comment, but I've just finished my draft, and wanted to say you nailed it, and thanks for putting some great records and thoughts on the air. Much appreciated.
	4:14am markr: Thanks, Dan. I went to high school with a guy with a very similar name to yours, ha. Glad I could help with your report.
	4:20am dan mcanulty: I hadn't seen the wire (and still haven't been meaning to), but apparently there's a character called dan mcnulty nicknamed mcnutty, and it took me like a decade to figure out why people liked calling me mcnutty. Apparently it's endearing on the show :) I grew up in pennsylvania, south of pittsburgh, I remember buying a used tape of some best of dylan, with Visions of Johanna and Leopard skin pill box had on it, and I can still picture the dirt and old machinery that I was looking at while listening to it on my walkman. Strange visions and memories in all our brains. Music sure is some magical stuff.
	4:20am dan mcanulty: er, still haven't <comma> been meaning to
	4:25am dan mcanulty: going out for a cigarette, and then going to proof read. I play a lot of west african guitar music, like ali farka toure. you play it with your thumb and index finger. This john lee hooker reminds me of it. Interestingly you can see RL Burnside playing that way in his Jumper Hanging on the Line track that Lomax recorded, there's a good version of it on youtube, recorded 1978. That's sort of a request, if you want to take it that way. Love this hooker sounding stuff, anything with a malian desert blues tinge that you're into, I'd dig hearing :)
	4:29am dan mcanulty: The holiday aspect of decoration day does not escape me though, so don't let me screw up any of your track plans, I don't need to hear anything in particular. I always like to celebrate armistice day, in particular, if I can I try to make peace with someone. Digging your visions of johanna memory, thanks for sharing it :)
	4:31am Satis-factory records: It is a holiday here in the UK! It's a bank holiday - but I'm working anyway
	4:34am Johanne Kristine: i'm in sweden and this show is perfect for my monday morning state of mind. thanks!
	4:45am markr: Cool Johanne, glad it works as well in the daylight as it does in the dark...
	4:57am Craig in MoTown: Amazing track you're playing now.
	4:59am dan mcanulty: nice.
	5:00am dan mcanulty: was flying to france with Laetitia Sonami recently, to do some work with her, and she mentioned to me mid-flight that there was a suzanne ciani documentary in the films available to watch, which really pleased her.
	5:04am eola: Great program. Listening from Aberystwyth, Mid Wales, UK xxx
	5:07am markr: Yes, a cool doc like that can help pass the time on a long flight. The movie selection seems better (deeper) on international flights than on domestic ones. XXX, Eola. Sending my best wishes to Wales.
	5:12am pacific standard simon: Visiting late as usual. Crackly ambient, nice. I have a Terry Riley double LP, Persian Surgery Dervishes, that sounds like that.
	5:20am jkeigh: Really enjoying this show. It's all over the place, just like my tastes. Some nice new discoveries too.
	5:26am dan mcanulty: same here, man, wfmu in the morning, always the best. Never found another station in the world like it.
	5:27am markr: Glad you guys are enjoying...
	5:31am Pascal Panelak: Fabulous show, greetings from Portugal
	5:34am medson: Good morning Mark / everyone
	5:36am dan mcanulty: nice, sounds a lot like marissa nadler, oh, hahaha, hell, right. I thought this was La Luz and I was like, wow, sounds just like her.
	5:37am dan mcanulty: I don't have this album of hers. Glad she's still playing.
	5:51am dan mcanulty: Thanks for sharing with us, great to hear other creative music listeners sharing their sounds. much appreciated.
	5:52am Tiago from Portugal: Thank you Mark.
	5:52am dan mcanulty: wow
	5:52am medson: I was bummed when I heard this. But like you said it’s gotta be tough with making the schedule. Thanks for the great shows. Catch ya again soon.
	5:53am upstate sean: Awesome shows, Mark. Big ups to you, looking forward to checking you on the fill ins
	5:53am Johanne Kristine: going to miss this show, hope that you'll be back in the fall.
	6:00am pacific standard simon: When I adopt a show, it's pretty much the kiss of death.
	6:00am dan mcanulty: never heard this track before, a clear oversight in my life experience. thanks for sharing. Heading off to bed here, and the better off for having heard your show, for sure.
	6:01am markr: Thanks everyone. I'll be back at midnight on Sunday night, June 17th. Thanks for all your kind words.

Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from May 28, 2018

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