WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from October 2, 2024

Listener comments!
	2:59pm Listener Robert: Pictured: the Old Codger with Sophie Tucker, advertising Ivory soap.
	3:01pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Just You, Just Me" by "Thelonious Monk" I have this on a 10" somewhere...
	3:02pm Marie in Chicago: Good afternoon, Irwin and All. If I had to pick one favorite jazz great, Mr. Monk would be it.
	3:02pm bradford: Greetings Irwin & all.
	3:03pm Carmichael: Th' MONK
	3:04pm Spikey BXL: Irwin, Monk, chusidals
	3:05pm Carmichael: Didn't an MTV VJ ask, "Who is 'The Loneliest Monk?' "?
	3:06pm Irwin: ↳ Carmichael @3:05 I think that's apocryphal. But funny.
	3:09pm tonyb: Steve Stein told that story once. (suburban legend)
	👻 3:09pm egould: ↳ Song: "Vasectomy" by "Kitty Flanagan (Helen), Alison Why... Hahaha!
	3:11pm Listener Robert: ↳ Song: "Vasectomy" by "Kitty Flanagan (Helen), Alison Why... So a party portrait penis painter...named Peter?
	3:13pm Listener Robert: He probably wouldn't do it sober, though. Peter the pickled party portrait penis painter.
	3:16pm Spikey BXL: A colleague of Banksy's, Dongsy
	3:17pm Crosby in KC: Hello, Irwin and all
	3:19pm f⭕f⭕ 🕳️ (: Hi Irwin and friends! Thanks for last week's The Medium, Irwin. i hated them at first thinking it was Yes' singer's new band. But after listening some of their songs on the YouTube they quicly became my band of the week.
	3:20pm Irwin: ↳ f⭕f⭕ 🕳️ ( @3:19 Thumbs-up emoji!
	👻 3:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Irwin and fence-sitters.
	👻 3:24pm Bob Tankenstein: Hello to all
	3:26pm The Oscar: ↳ Carmichael @3:05 There was a sushi restaurant in Cambridge a few years ago called "Thelonious Monkfish," but they had to change the name following legal action.
	3:26pm JohnnyReno: Present and reporting for duty
	3:27pm Dan 2: Afternoon, folks!
	3:29pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Falling in Love with Somebody Better" by "Illumin... Irwin! Chusidites!
	3:29pm Listener Robert: ↳ The Oscar @3:26 The monkfish sued?
	3:30pm f⭕f⭕ 🕳️ (: ↳ The Oscar @3:26 They renamed to The Lonious Monk (i.e. a monk from Loniousiana)
	3:31pm Marie in Chicago: "logorrhea"--you'de think that defines something else...
	3:37pm Ike: ↳ The Oscar @3:26 I wonder if they could've gotten away with Felonious Monkfish.
	3:39pm Irwin: ↳ The Oscar @3:26 Can you verify that online? I'm in a skeptical mood today.
	👻 3:39pm d-_-b __Listener Jonny in MA: ↳ Song: "Feudor" by "Grand Pianoramax (ft. Jojo Mayer)" Oh nice! I didn't know JoJo Mayer plays in a piano trio! I only know his playing in Nerve. This is spectacular!
	3:43pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understan... what a great song.
	3:44pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Song: "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understan... This is my favorite song, and I like this interpretation very much.
	3:46pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ JohnnyReno @3:44 me too (re: the interpretation)
	3:46pm Irwin: ↳ JohnnyReno @3:44 What about "We Didn't Start the Fire"?
	3:49pm northguineahills: ↳ Marie in Chicago @3:31 diarrhea of the mouth /logo=word rhea=flow (if my greek checks out)
	3:50pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Great show Irwin. Thanks!!
	3:51pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Irwin @3:46 Billy Joel bashing can take over the comments board like a dropped match on dry grass, as you well know.
	3:51pm Irwin: ↳ northguineahills @3:49 "We Didn't Start the Fire" is logorrheic.
	3:52pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ northguineahills @3:49 I know but it makes me think more of logs, many logs moving..... @)
	3:52pm PaulRobeson1924: OctJOELber
	3:52pm JohnnyReno: ↳ JohnnyReno @3:51 In which case, you will have started the fire, Irwin.
	3:53pm Irwin: The comments board is unusually quiet today without M@tt from Spr'f'ld.
	3:54pm Irwin: ↳ JohnnyReno @3:52 So far it's just you and me, JR.
	3:55pm spodiodi: thanks, Irwin! it's been fun
	3:55pm coelacanth∅: aw, there was Billy Joel bashing and i missed it?
	3:55pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Irwin @3:54 I'm not worthy to carry Matt's jock strap.
	3:55pm Laura L: ↳ Irwin @3:54 I'm busy making some books for a change--work is so distracting!
	3:56pm Irwin: ↳ Laura L @3:55 You have an addictive habit, LL.
	3:57pm A2B: Hello Irwin & Jazzbo-denheimers! Just pased through Cranford recently. The place is still the quaint yet bustling small town it always has been. It has undergone some changes since the last time I came through there. Haven't had the good fortune of spotting Mr. Bodenheim at his favorite haunts, however. Will try too keep a keen eye out for him next time I'm there, hopes kept to a minimum. It should be noted that Gus' hometown is but a stones throw down the Raritan commuter rail line from Charles Addams' own hometown of Westfield. Speaking of which, I feel obligated to bring attention to a monthly festive event taking place there: https://www.addamsfest.com/
	3:57pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ JohnnyReno @3:55 hee hee hee
	3:57pm Carmichael: ↳ Carmichael @3:05 I'm thinking Tabitha Soren, but I'm not certain.
	4:00pm Carmichael: Aaahh, Clear Spirit. What a lovely album, surrounded by other lovely Spirit albums.
	4:01pm Carmichael: ↳ Song: "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understan... I saw The Holmes Brothers open for Richard Thompson. They were very very good. Sometimes openers can really impress.
	4:02pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Cold Wind" by "Spirit" I heard they created an album that they never released, called "Smear"
	4:03pm PaulRobeson1924: Yes. I heard something attention Grabbing
	4:04pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Back in 1984 my ex-wife and I went to the Hicksville movie theater . Billy Joel and Christie Brinkley were in front of us on line. I said Hi Billy Hi Christie. They said hello back. My ex-wife elbowed me and said I didn’t introduce her to my friends. She knew I couldn’t stand Billy Joel . But she was not so bright.
	4:05pm Jim the Poet: GUS!!!!
	4:05pm Irwin: ↳ Danny in Poughkeepsie @4:04 I didn't lol at this. I laughed out LOUD.
	4:05pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Danny in Poughkeepsie @4:04 haha!
	4:05pm PaulRobeson1924: Look at this. www.worthpoint.com... Why is Worthpoint telling me to collect Monkee Albums? I can’t listen to all the copies I have now and they’re not worth 5 bucks with all the writing and scratches…No mold though
	4:06pm northguineahills: ↳ Irwin @3:51 hahahaha! just ask billy joel, he'd concur!
	4:06pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Carmichael @4:00 They say Randy California was just 19 years old when 'Twelve Dreams' was recorded.
	4:07pm Fredericks: ↳ Song: "Mancey" by "Andrew Bird" Reminds me of the Work Song.
	4:08pm Irwin: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:06 I think your math is accurate.
	4:08pm Fredericks: ↳ PaulRobeson1924 @4:03 Clumsy Densmore?
	4:08pm Carmichael: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:06 Born in '51, so it makes sense. I really liked Nature's Way and Mr. Skin.
	4:09pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Carmichael @4:08 Classics, both!
	4:09pm Irwin: ↳ Carmichael @4:08 And that was their FOURTH album. Didn't realize he was just 17 when they issued their debut.
	4:10pm coelacanth∅: ↳ A2B @3:57 i spent a few hours in cranford a few days ago too. same police state as always; same racist bullshit as always (from people with light skin and dark) ...still many beautiful old houses, some without ugly modern perversions. didn't notice if "oft herec ord" -where i bought many records as a teenager, is still there. i presume not. a park is preserved, Thankfully, and another has a free give-take book lending structure, nicely decorated. "back to nature" is gone. it sucked anyway. if i walked past Gus Bodenheim i didn't notice. is he from/in cranford?
	4:10pm Woo: ↳ Carmichael @4:08 Mechanical World scared me when it came on the radio when I was a kid.
	4:11pm Irwin: ↳ Carmichael @4:08 So much promise, so early. Never reached those creative heights again. Died young (drowned saving his son from a rip tide).
	4:11pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Money" by "Widowspeak" diggery ensuing
	4:12pm Irwin: ↳ Woo @4:10 It's a very dystopian song. Nothing like it ever. Just a unique arrangement, embellished with strings and horns by Marty Paich.
	👻 4:13pm chris in the redwoods: ↳ Song: "Money" by "Widowspeak" very nice indeed.
	4:13pm JohnnyReno: Hey, Mr. Carmichael! Is that young Alice Cooper practicing with his 1st band, Earwigs, in 1964 in your profile pic?
	4:14pm PaulRobeson1924: ↳ Fredericks @4:08 I recall Mr.Irwin saying something friendly about Mr.Densmore and the greatest American Rock& Roll band to date
	4:14pm Irwin: ↳ Song: "You'll Thank Me for This Someday" by "Tan Sleeve" Steve Katz and Lane Steinberg.
	4:16pm Irwin: ↳ PaulRobeson1924 @4:14 Jimbo, the Lizard King, Lord of the Reptiles, Prince of Toads.
	4:16pm Dan 2: I feel like, someday, I'll thank you for this
	4:17pm Laura L: ↳ Irwin @4:14 Thanks!
	4:17pm Irwin: ↳ Dan 2 @4:16 Prophetic song, eh?
	4:17pm PaulRobeson1924: Find me some Mono Copies of The Doors 1st Album and i’d kiss you. I read about this DCC Cd and Repress. Does it really sound the best? I wonder if WFMU has a copy!l?
	4:17pm Carmichael: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:13 You are the first person to notice Mr. Furnier, so you win the grand prize. Bonus points for the guy on the left.
	4:18pm PaulRobeson1924: ↳ Irwin @4:16 Not everything works out and not everything makes sense, baby
	4:19pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Carmichael @4:17 I believe guy with glasses on the left is Glen Buxton, John Speer on drums, Vince, John Tatum on guitar and Dennis Dunaway on bass.
	4:20pm PaulRobeson1924: If Worthpoint wrote about collecting The Doors 1st album I would understand. But why the Monkees? What Monkee album is going for 1,200 dollars?
	4:20pm coelacanth∅: i have a mono copy of the doors' first album...or maybe i sold it for a buck, i don't remember. it's beat to shit, and there was -as i would expect- nothing about the recording/mastering to redeem it. stereo's better, in general. it's how we hear (those of us with 2 ears)
	4:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...AliceCooper was a GROUP. Yeah just Alice is great too...
	4:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Psychedelia & Stereo seemed a natural pairing. Just of course Mono mixes are often a.) just different & b.) punchier.
	4:23pm A2B: ↳ coelacanth∅ @4:10 I've been to that record store you mentioned. I was there to purchase a ticket to a show in New York, as I recall. And, yes, that store has since closed down many years ago. I've seen that book-lending box you mention, as well. And if you'd heard his latest installment previously, yes, Gus apparemtly calls Cranford his (un)official home, from what can be surmised of his frequent hailings to that burg.
	4:23pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:22 My jaw dropped when I heard so much more detail on Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club in mono.
	4:23pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:21 yes, and only. vinnie hijacked a name he was/is undeserving of. the group was Great, but not more than 1/3 because of him. (if not 1/5th)
	4:25pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:22 sometimes the mono is "punchier; but it only takes a good mixer to make a stereo mix just as punchy. just put key elements square in the center. simple. ..."the end" in mono? no thank you!
	4:25pm JohnnyReno: I love Steely Dan. There, I said it.
	4:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:23 Pepper a case where Mono was different, punchier ...& probly trippier - all @ once. An element there being attention was on Mono mixes for the mass market still & Stereo still a novelty & somewhat an afterthot... Only with 'Abbey Road' - their last Album Recorded together - was there no Mono mix...
	4:26pm f⭕f⭕ 🕳️ (: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:25 The opposite here.
	👻 4:26pm chris in the redwoods: Dan fan here.
	4:27pm coelacanth∅: ↳ A2B @4:23 interesting. i expect to spend a lot of time in cranford over the next few weeks or months. -i'll look for him!
	4:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tho I am actually kinda fond of nutty early~mid 1960s Stereo imaging with super wide Separation & stuff...
	👻 4:28pm Will thee SG OCNY: It's about Dan Time ⏰⏰⏰
	4:28pm ∫ydniuß: ↳ Song: "Black Cow" by "Steely Dan" 🍻
	4:28pm rsj: dan still elicits body reaction for imminent drug consumption
	4:28pm Carmichael: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:19 You are correct re: Mr. Buxton, but since you anal-retentedly named all of them, your grand prize has been rescinded (it was a vintage Piper Cub).
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Have some allergic reaction to mid~late 70s to early 80s stuff that Charted too high. Always was okay with the Dan tho. Pretty much.
	4:29pm coelacanth∅: i'm shocked...SHOCKED tom scharpling would have an ill-informed, narrow-minded opinion about a band.
	4:29pm dave wuz here: sly + family vibe
	4:30pm PaulRobeson1924: Worthpoint if yer reading this I don’t get the Monkees and I don’t need to horde more records. So many of the record labels I do have look like kelp forests with lightning streaks of mold grown over the papers. I don’t even know the names or titles of hundreds of records I do have…Don’t need more worthpoint… Could be a few treasures in there
	4:30pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Carmichael @4:28 I'll have you know it's called OCD, and I don't have any place to park a Piper Cub.
	4:31pm northguineahills: ↳ coelacanth∅ @4:29 br.ifunny.co...
	4:31pm Binkowicz: Thank you! Love, Delores B.
	4:31pm cuttle.fish.heaven: Hi Irwin, You use to play stories about man his name started with letter E, I think. One story I remember was about how he went on a cruise ship and people got sick and he had to perform surgery. Do you remember? I miss the stories. I think the guy he is no longer with us.
	4:31pm coelacanth∅: ↳ northguineahills @4:31 can't click that on this laptop. i'll check it out later
	4:31pm ∫ydniuß: the breaks on the title? /gooseflesh
	4:32pm Laura L: Hi ya Ms. Bink!
	4:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tho I regarded Satin Jacket Rawk as the Enemy - & point taken about Audiophiles who use Music to listen to their Stereos rather than other way around. The Dan's surface is frictionless & their underside slyly spiky. Pretty distinctive - neat trick. & they were outstanding @ all of that.
	4:33pm JG: Re Aja, The drumming on Peg always blows me away. I don't know what you call the groove- A shuffle? It's real effective though
	4:33pm Marie in Chicago: I heard some people replace alcohol with kefir...
	4:33pm coelacanth∅: i don't like the aja album, but i did like it at first. too slick for me...and his voice. in the early days they knew enough to get guest vocalists for some songs
	4:34pm whereswardo: This is exactly me (the drinking.)
	4:34pm coelacanth∅: ↳ JG @4:33 the "Purdy shuffle"?
	4:34pm Dave G in VT: ↳ JG @4:33 IIRC, the drummer on Aja is none other than Bernard Purdie himself, creator of the Purdie Shuffle.
	4:35pm ∫ydniuß: ↳ JG @4:33 he’s at drum clinics all the time; fantastic performer
	4:35pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Dave G in VT @4:34 oh crap i misspelled Purdie. no disrespect intended.
	4:36pm PaulRobeson1924: Milk Thistle? Gus is juicing. On gear. Roided up!
	4:36pm ∫ydniuß: I love Irwin’s 🎃 the best
	4:36pm Ike: Oh damn, I was in a meeting and missed "Steely Dan Sickness" -- I don't think I've ever heard that clip. Will have to remember to hit the archives. Somebody remind me.
	4:36pm Irwin: ↳ Dave G in VT @4:34 Purdie was in the Beatles. You all knew that, right? He said so.
	4:37pm Binkowicz: Hiya, Laura!
	4:37pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Irwin @4:36 the 8th beatle
	4:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Milkthistle used to benefit the liver. So there's that... Magnesium like Calcium among the Minerals that both support bones & relax the nerves - & lower blood pressure. Take a capsule @ bedtime myself (being highly caffeinated otherwise)...
	4:38pm JohnnyReno: ↳ ∫ydniuß @4:35 Good to know Pretty is still going strong: youtu.be...
	4:38pm ∫ydniuß: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:38 what about goldenrod?
	4:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Irwin @4:36 Yeah so weird. Legendary status ...has to cop some Ringo cred ?? Reckon it's a Session Idenitiy complex - as Carol Kaye has claimed some - interesting things...
	4:39pm coelacanth∅: i add zinc and a b-complex to that, and chromium and dandelion root...
	4:39pm Carmichael: I whole-heartedly agree with Mr. Scharpling. And I have some pretty great speakers.
	4:40pm PaulRobeson1924: Slipper Elm
	4:40pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Carmichael @4:39 Tell us more about your speakers, Carm, please.
	4:40pm ∫ydniuß: ↳ PaulRobeson1924 @4:40 🧠
	4:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ ∫ydniuß @4:38 No idea !
	4:41pm ∫ydniuß: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:40 I hear good things about plantain too. not desperate. moderation!
	4:41pm Irwin: ↳ Carmichael @4:39 My wife has a Steely Dan firewall. But she doesn't know why. She doesn't even know their music. Maybe she assumes it's generic Yacht Rock.
	4:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Carmichael @4:39 B-Complex converts sugars to energy - & supports the nervous system specifically. Could enable mental focus & steadiness - but might be stimulating for bedtime. You might remember vivid dreams, is my anecdotal...
	4:43pm Irwin: Feel free to hit the pledge widget atop the playlist. This is an annual fundraising month for the station. We only ask for donations twice a year.
	4:43pm coelacanth∅: last time i was a regular drinker, 4-5 years ago, i was mostly a day-drinker for a year or 2. it was fun, and a whole different group of hoodlums at the pub. no or few college kids, and i often controlled the jukebox
	4:43pm ∫ydniuß: Is Bread Yeast rock?
	4:44pm Wife: ↳ Irwin @4:41 100% wrong! I absolutely know why I don't like Steely Dan. It's they way they sound.
	4:44pm coelacanth∅: ↳ ∫ydniuß @4:43 haha
	4:44pm JohnnyReno: I've got no place to park a yacht, and I'm fine with that.
	4:44pm Irwin: ↳ Wife @4:44 I fixed your typo, darling.
	4:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:42 ...B-Complex is depleted by alcohol use - so yeah it's good for putting nerves back together there...
	4:45pm Ike: ↳ Wife @4:44 "It's the way they sound": I don't know why this is hilarious, but it is.
	4:45pm Irwin: ↳ Wife @4:44 I think that's a diversionary answer.
	4:45pm A2B: Steely Dan was ubiquitous on AM Top 40 radio in the 70's, and on FM AOR stations from the 70's into the 80's. That's how I was first acquainted with their music. Bought a copy of the "Hey Nineteen" single in 1980. Then I bought Donald Fagen's "Nightfly" album in '82, which, imo, stands up well against his work in Dan. Kind of disappointed that Bob Brainen no longer plays SD anymore. The last things Bob played that was Dan-related were tracks off the recently released comp of pre-Dan recordings from 1969.
	4:45pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Irwin @4:44 awwww [heart emoji]
	4:46pm Carmichael: ↳ Irwin @4:41 I am strongly resisting my urge to reply ...
	4:48pm Irwin: ↳ Ike @4:45 She's never heard "Brooklyn" from Can't Buy a Thrill. It's so irresistible.
	4:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Lucky Number" by "Sunflower Bean" Triggering some Julianna Hatfield receptors while I Rawk a bit. Works for me...
	4:50pm Listener Robert: I heard that painter got started because of a pecadillo -- Peter the petty pickled party penis portrait painter.
	👻 4:50pm d-_-b __Listener Jonny in MA: ↳ Song: "Killer Sound Waves from Space" by "Turn Me on Dea... Great band name,
	4:51pm Laura L: ↳ Song: "Killer Sound Waves from Space" by "Turn Me on Dea... Yay--thanks, Irwin!
	4:53pm Irwin: ↳ Laura L @4:51 Sound waves. From space. That KILL.
	4:54pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Song: "Lucky Number" by "Sunflower Bean" Looking at pictures of Julia Cumming, vocalist of Sunflower Bean, is akin to staring at the sun.
	👻 4:56pm xtrakrispy: ↳ Song: "Lucky Number" by "Sunflower Bean" Sunflower Bean playing at Baby’s All Right tonight at 9:30pm. Anyone wanna meet me there?
	4:56pm A2B: ↳ Irwin @4:48 Forgot to mention: I also had "Can't Buy A Thrill" on 8-track!
	4:56pm PaulRobeson1924: Yern me on yed man
	4:57pm Mattynotimes: Hahaha Loudermilk…good show
	4:58pm Mattynotimes: “Just comes with the territory of being right”
	4:58pm Marie in Chicago: I think that character in Loudermilk is so obnoxious and no one in the real world would like him
	4:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: BrainSaladSurgery is a great Album.
	4:59pm Irwin: ↳ Mattynotimes @4:58 He's not wrong. As a Certified Elite WFMU DJ I can attest.
	4:59pm Mattynotimes: Hahaha dont come to NYC then because this place is made of Loudermilks
	4:59pm Tommy in Neversink: Love Loudermilk
	👻 4:59pm Hunterian: ↳ Mattynotimes @4:59 YES
	4:59pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Marie in Chicago @4:58 The show is a cautionary tale for anyone considering giving up drink.
	5:00pm Michael C St Lou: ↳ Mattynotimes @4:59 loudermouths😂
	5:00pm Tommy in Neversink: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:59 YES ...LOL
	5:00pm Irwin: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:59 You're not wrong. Going home after the show to get HAMMERED.
	5:00pm Marie in Chicago: "lovable" "curmudgeon" "in recovery"--ugh
	5:01pm Carmichael: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:58 Agreed. I bought that live album, and had Works Vol 1 as well. Saw them in the late 70s, too. Landmark show. LANDMARK, Loudermilk!
	5:01pm Mattynotimes: His def not wrong hahaha
	5:01pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Irwin @5:00 Don't forget the milk weed.
	5:02pm Mattynotimes: Marie I think you just described all marriages in the 70s
	5:02pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:58 sorry, but i think brain salad surgery is weak! ... TARKUS is excellent! trilogy even moreso
	5:02pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Mattynotimes @5:02 do you mean tv marriages?
	5:03pm Crosby in KC: ↳ Song: "Chihuahua" by "Bow Wow Wow" Most of Bow Wow Wow holds up
	5:03pm JohnnyReno: I'm always angry that the song Brain Salad Surgery is not on the album.
	5:04pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Marie in Chicago @5:02 yeah my parents' marriage was nowhere near that civil.
	5:04pm Mattynotimes: Nope just my own observations of my friends parents growing up and then all of their divorces
	5:04pm Mattynotimes: Killer set as usual Irwin
	5:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "The Music Snob" by "Ron Livingston (Sam), Laura M... I like to say every FMU-J is a World. Truth is ...there's a good %age of those Worlds where I am not welcome - don't feel comfortable - &/or am not interested in them. Obvsly - there is quite a range of these Worlds - some I absolutely love - & am most welcomed. In fact there are more Worlds here than I have even been to... My other analogy is FMU Programs are Parties in different Rooms in some very large building ...Rent Parties as it happens... But I digress...
	5:06pm Mattynotimes: I like that description. There was a club in NYC called Limelight and it was setup that way. Every room, floor had different music going in it. It was really cool, kinda one of a kind. But there are definitely a lot of worlds at FMU
	5:07pm JohnnyReno: It was Malcolm Mclaren's idea to put a naked 14 year old on an album cover.
	5:08pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Mattynotimes @5:06 the limelight was also Gorgeous, aesthetically, structurally; and the acoustics were excellent. - just had to get your drink on before going in.
	5:09pm Mattynotimes: That it was!
	5:09pm Marie in Chicago: Ken Kim Jong Un Freedman, right?
	5:09pm coelacanth∅: ↳ JohnnyReno @5:07 the whole band was mclaren's idea.
	5:10pm Irwin: ↳ Mattynotimes @5:04 Thanks. Hope you weren't hit by sonic shrapnel.
	5:11pm Marie in Chicago: I have to fly, Thanks, Irwin (and all). I guess divorce really became acceptable in the 70s..
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Mattynotimes @5:06 I think it also a useful analogy for the FMU-J as Party Host as Moderator. Even @ a Rent Party - one is a Guest - & it's the Host's call. With the caveat that Rent happens to go to the entire building - as the sort of pimp ...well every metaphor breaks down...
	5:13pm coelacanth∅: basically, he created adam and the ants - with the Brilliant idea to have "tribal" rhythms and general vibe (not being sarcastic. it was brilliant) then he ripped it apart to form bow wow wow and only needed a jailbait sex-symbol to sell more records than adam and the ants. marketing genius. - it didn't hurt that all 3 of the musicians were excellent.
	5:15pm A2B: ↳ Mattynotimes @5:06 Been to that place myself. Saw my share of good industrial, Goth & alternative bands there. The fact that it was once a cathedral made it perfect for a performance venue, as it provided the right acoustics.
	5:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ coelacanth∅ @5:13 ...& having been pimped & ripped off like that - AdamAnt had to rise from the ashes like a good ♏︎Scorpio does... JulianCope writes of his Management doing something similar stealing all his concepts for Echo & the Bunnymen's act...
	5:16pm coelacanth∅: (and she was 15-16 for that photoshoot)
	5:17pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @5:16 they didn't wither away after all.
	5:18pm JohnnyReno: ↳ coelacanth∅ @5:16 I read she was was 14 at the time of the album's release. Mclaren was 10% genius, 30% pornographer 70% huckster.
	5:18pm JohnnyReno: 110%
	5:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ JohnnyReno @5:18 ...'I would say for the sEXPiSToLs I was more of a mismanager'...
	5:19pm dale: huzzah for the good rats. peppi really had his growl working there.
	5:21pm Irwin: ↳ JohnnyReno @5:18 I have a lot of respect for MM. Didn't like every project of his, but he was entrepreneurial, daring, outspoken, and very very funny.
	5:21pm coelacanth∅: ↳ JohnnyReno @5:18 i read otherwise but you may be correct. can't look into it now. ...but where's the line between marketing genius and huckster? (i won't give you "pornographer") was Chuck Berry a marketing genius, or a huckster?
	5:23pm coelacanth∅: Bowie...marketing genius or huckster? madonna - crappy marketing genius, or crappy huckster?!
	5:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's always been the Business of Show.
	5:23pm Irwin: ↳ coelacanth∅ @5:21 I once edited an interview with McLaren in which he explained the roots of hip-hop reached back to square dancing. And he made a solid case!
	5:24pm JohnnyReno: ↳ coelacanth∅ @5:21 Chuck Berry was both the primary architect of rock and roll and a degenerate sex addict. (I have great reverence for him.)
	5:24pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Irwin @5:23 i'd like to read that!
	5:26pm Irwin: ↳ coelacanth∅ @5:24 It was audio, for a syndicated '80s college radio series.
	5:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ JohnnyReno @5:24 & that's not meaningless or a mistake.
	5:28pm coelacanth∅: ↳ JohnnyReno @5:24 he was very astute. after combining some proven musical and lyrical elements, and blatantly stealing a guitar riff from Louis Jordan's tympany 5, he specifically geared it to a "white" audience. he wasn't *the most rock & roll", but he was a marketing genius.
	5:32pm rx "rexy" scabin: Hello.
	5:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Which doesn't make one an apologist for ChuckBerry's violations. But as Pete Townshend noted about his Musical Contemporaries - you could consider anyone notable among them - & there was probly something screwed up happened to them in their earliest War ~ PostWar years of life...
	5:33pm Deano de los Muertos: Hey Irwin…hey Gus
	5:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @5:32 ...just to say - the RawkaRollaz didn't come out of nowhere...
	5:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @5:33 ...or from the perfectly-adjusted...
	5:35pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Song: "The Freeloading Orgiastic Insatiable" by "Gus Bod... "Perineum Press"
	5:35pm A2B: ↳ coelacanth∅ @5:21 i suppose it depends on who you talk to about wht it means to be "band manager". Most folks view the job as being simple and pedantic But, in fact, the position demands much of the one assumiing it: Negotiations with the record labels production companies in charge of tour arrangements & contacing participatiig venues Signing contracts & runners & appointing notaries for certification of both, etc.
	5:36pm rx "rexy" scabin: I am home unexpectably: illness. It is worth it.
	5:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ A2B @5:35 Maclaren had a Situationist's understanding of Promotion.
	5:39pm Crosby in KC: Thanks Irwin!
	5:39pm mndave: ↳ Song: "The Freeloading Orgiastic Insatiable" by "Gus Bod... Dog on high alert!
	👻 5:40pm chris in the redwoods: ↳ Irwin @5:21 also musically visionary, in my view.
	👻 5:40pm βrian: Sorry to be stumbling in so late. I guess I'll need to dig into the archive.
	5:40pm Deano de los Muertos: I’ll never be able to hear Sister Ray without hearing the line “half a dozen ring dings” again
	5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Hendrix's creepy Manager Mike Jeffries had an exMI5 understanding of power plays - Zeppelin's Manager PeterGrant had an exWrestler's understanding of carrying a cricket bat & collecting all that was owed them... Yes it's quite an array of Skills - being the thuggy Yang to loads of Yin otherworldly Creatives... Or somethings.
	5:41pm A2B: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @5:37 It does make one wonder about the path McLaren took before he became manager to the rudest band in the UK.
	👻 5:41pm egould: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:54 Looking at pictures of Julia Cumming's Rickenbacker bass is akin to staring into the eyes of God.
	5:42pm Joey C says: Brilliant
	5:43pm JohnnyReno: ↳ A2B @5:41 He sold rubber fetish gear and presided over the disintegration of The New York Dolls.
	5:44pm A2B: ↳ JohnnyReno @5:43 Ha! Well, that explains a lot!
	5:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PeteTownshend said he first intended TheWho as an ArtSchool conception of his - a band that would intentionally self-destruct. But kids responded to his Songs ...& of course the Checks came in. I think of the PiSToLs as if a band stuck to the original plan ...well, @ first, anyway.
	👻 5:46pm βrian: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @5:45 I hope he had an Art blog, too.
	5:47pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @5:41 but Hendrix's earlier manager was fully responsible for the experience. his idea, his introductions, his pulling the Great Mitch Mitchell from obscurity. ...Thank Apollo for Chas Chandler!
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ coelacanth∅ @5:47 Right - well - Jeffries had been TheAnimals' Manager. & Chass from TheAnimals. This illustrates the A&R & the Business bifurcation in Management...
	5:51pm A2B: Time for me to bow out. Thanks, Irwin & all in Accu-chat! A pleasant evening to all!
	5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @5:48 ...& most unfortunately - Hendrix lost Chandler as a buffer when they started to disagree on direction & methods...
	5:53pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @5:48 ugh. i didn't know that. was only aware of his later machiavellian exploits (and possible involvement in a murder)
	👻 5:55pm Bob Tankenstein: ↳ Song: "La Pièce à Musique" by "Steven Kamperman" This rocks Irwin
	5:55pm listener 126464: Thanks for a swell show today, Irwin.
	5:55pm Laura L: 5:55 already! Thanks, Irwin and Gus!
	👻 5:56pm egould: Oh damn it's over already. Thanks, Irwin.
	5:56pm bradford: Thanks, Irwin.
	5:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Chandler had been Producer ...which McLaren was like in some respects. I mean - he made his own releases in his own name too... In the case of say TheBeatles - these were entirely separated into Epstein & Martin. & everybody acting from basically everyone else's best interests, whatever shortcomings ...then Epstein died.
	👻 5:56pm Bob Tankenstein: Thanks Irwin!
	5:57pm JohnnyReno: Another triumph today, Irwin. I'm going to watch Fisk tonight thanks to you.
	👻 5:57pm chris in the redwoods: thanks, Irwin!
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Mr. IDC Sir ~
	5:58pm Deano de los Muertos: Thanks Irwin
	5:58pm PaulRobeson1924: Thank you, Mr.Irwin
	5:58pm Feldy: Thanqs Irwin!
	5:59pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Song: "Cuckolding" by "Kitty Flanagan (Helen), Julia Zem... haha! . . . no it's not that
	5:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Irwin!

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from October 2, 2024

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October 2, 2024: "No one can really build a fence between past and present." - Henry Charlton Beck

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Thelonious Monk	Just You, Just Me	The Complete Riverside Recordings
Kitty Flanagan (Helen), Alison Whyte (Ruth)	Vasectomy	Fisk S1E1 - Portrait of a Lady	0:07:21 (Pop-up)
Lord Nelson	Back a Yard "Back a Yard" by "Lord Nelson"	Pepper	0:09:29 (Pop-up)
Illuminati Hotties	Falling in Love with Somebody Better	Power	0:15:33 (Pop-up)
Girl Scout	Honey "Honey" by "Girl Scout"	Honey	0:18:14 (Pop-up)
Nick Haywood Trio with Petra Haden	When You Wish Upon a Star	Back to the Garden	0:22:07 (Pop-up)

Gus Bodenheim	Mr. Bodenheim Regrets (But Not Really)	The Bodenheim All-Purpose Excuse Anthology	0:31:37 (Pop-up)
Grand Pianoramax (ft. Jojo Mayer)	Feudor	The Obliqsound Selection Vol 2	0:33:20 (Pop-up)
Dr. John	Average Kind of Guy "Average Kind of Guy" by "Dr. John"	The Brightest Smile in Town	0:38:43 (Pop-up)
The Holmes Brothers	(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding?	State of Grace	0:42:02 (Pop-up)
Bent Knee	Never Coming Home "Never Coming Home" by "Bent Knee"	Twenty Pills Without Water	0:46:12 (Pop-up)
Alta Vista	Old Nevada Home "Old Nevada Home" by "Alta Vista"	Old Nevada Home	0:50:12 (Pop-up)
Spirit	Cold Wind "Cold Wind" by "Spirit"	Clear	0:56:27 (Pop-up)

Andrew Bird	Mancey "Mancey" by "Andrew Bird"	Outside Problems	1:04:06 (Pop-up)
Widowspeak	Money "Money" by "Widowspeak"	Plum	1:08:34 (Pop-up)
Tan Sleeve	You'll Thank Me for This Someday	Bad from Both Sides	1:13:30 (Pop-up)
Donald Byrd	Pentecostal Feeling "Pentecostal Feeling" by "Donald Byrd"	Free Form	1:17:26 (Pop-up)
Tom Scharpling	Steely Dan Sickness	Best Show on WFMU	1:24:09 (Pop-up)
Steely Dan	Black Cow "Black Cow" by "Steely Dan"	Aja	1:24:50 (Pop-up)

Ben Goldberg	Someone Has to Be Lowered into the Whale Skull for the Ambergris	Good Day for Cloud Fishing	1:34:52 (Pop-up)
Eddi Front	Pumps "Pumps" by "Eddi Front"	Marina	1:39:25 (Pop-up)
Soccer Mommy	Up the Walls "Up the Walls" by "Soccer Mommy"	Color Theory	1:43:18 (Pop-up)
Sunflower Bean	Lucky Number "Lucky Number" by "Sunflower Bean"	Shake	1:45:49 (Pop-up)
Turn Me on Dead Man	Killer Sound Waves from Space	God Bless the Electric Freak	1:49:27 (Pop-up)
Ron Livingston (Sam), Laura Mennell (Allison)	The Music Snob	Loudermilk (S1E5)	1:55:57 (Pop-up)
Bow Wow Wow	Chihuahua "Chihuahua" by "Bow Wow Wow"	See Jungle! See Jungle! Go Join Your Gang, Yeah, City All Over! Go Ape Crazy!	1:57:57 (Pop-up)

Hennadii Boichenko	Sea Song "Sea Song" by "Hennadii Boichenko"	Sea Songs	2:08:15 (Pop-up)
The Good Rats	Phil Fleisch "Phil Fleisch" by "The Good Rats"	Tasty	2:11:30 (Pop-up)
The Ponys	Double Vision "Double Vision" by "The Ponys"	Turn the Lights Out	2:15:33 (Pop-up)
Blondshell (ft. Bully)	Docket "Docket" by "Blondshell (ft. Bully)"	Docket	2:19:11 (Pop-up)
Jack Bruce	Tickets to Waterfalls "Tickets to Waterfalls" by "Jack Bruce"	Songs for a Tailor	2:22:59 (Pop-up)
Pearl & the Oysters	Triangular Girl	Planet Pearl	2:25:50 (Pop-up)

Gus Bodenheim	The Freeloading Orgiastic Insatiable	Gus Bodenheim's Faulty Reminiscences	2:32:30 (Pop-up)
Martial Solal	Balade du 10 Mars "Balade du 10 Mars" by "Martial Solal"	Balade du 10 Mars	2:42:16 (Pop-up)
Jackie McLean	Dusty Foot "Dusty Foot" by "Jackie McLean"	Vertigo	2:46:00 (Pop-up)
Steven Kamperman	La Pièce à Musique	Maison Moderne	2:52:29 (Pop-up)
Kitty Flanagan (Helen), Julia Zemiro (Roz), Aaron Chen (George)	Cuckolding	Fisk S1E5 - Ladies in Black	2:55:11 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:59pm Listener Robert: Pictured: the Old Codger with Sophie Tucker, advertising Ivory soap.
	3:01pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Just You, Just Me" by "Thelonious Monk" I have this on a 10" somewhere...
	3:02pm Marie in Chicago: Good afternoon, Irwin and All. If I had to pick one favorite jazz great, Mr. Monk would be it.
	3:02pm bradford: Greetings Irwin & all.
	3:03pm Carmichael: Th' MONK
	3:04pm Spikey BXL: Irwin, Monk, chusidals
	3:05pm Carmichael: Didn't an MTV VJ ask, "Who is 'The Loneliest Monk?' "?
	3:06pm Irwin: ↳ Carmichael @3:05 I think that's apocryphal. But funny.
	3:09pm tonyb: Steve Stein told that story once. (suburban legend)
	👻 3:09pm egould: ↳ Song: "Vasectomy" by "Kitty Flanagan (Helen), Alison Why... Hahaha!
	3:11pm Listener Robert: ↳ Song: "Vasectomy" by "Kitty Flanagan (Helen), Alison Why... So a party portrait penis painter...named Peter?
	3:13pm Listener Robert: He probably wouldn't do it sober, though. Peter the pickled party portrait penis painter.
	3:16pm Spikey BXL: A colleague of Banksy's, Dongsy
	3:17pm Crosby in KC: Hello, Irwin and all
	3:19pm f⭕f⭕ 🕳️ (: Hi Irwin and friends! Thanks for last week's The Medium, Irwin. i hated them at first thinking it was Yes' singer's new band. But after listening some of their songs on the YouTube they quicly became my band of the week.
	3:20pm Irwin: ↳ f⭕f⭕ 🕳️ ( @3:19 Thumbs-up emoji!
	👻 3:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Irwin and fence-sitters.
	👻 3:24pm Bob Tankenstein: Hello to all
	3:26pm The Oscar: ↳ Carmichael @3:05 There was a sushi restaurant in Cambridge a few years ago called "Thelonious Monkfish," but they had to change the name following legal action.
	3:26pm JohnnyReno: Present and reporting for duty
	3:27pm Dan 2: Afternoon, folks!
	3:29pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Falling in Love with Somebody Better" by "Illumin... Irwin! Chusidites!
	3:29pm Listener Robert: ↳ The Oscar @3:26 The monkfish sued?
	3:30pm f⭕f⭕ 🕳️ (: ↳ The Oscar @3:26 They renamed to The Lonious Monk (i.e. a monk from Loniousiana)
	3:31pm Marie in Chicago: "logorrhea"--you'de think that defines something else...
	3:37pm Ike: ↳ The Oscar @3:26 I wonder if they could've gotten away with Felonious Monkfish.
	3:39pm Irwin: ↳ The Oscar @3:26 Can you verify that online? I'm in a skeptical mood today.
	👻 3:39pm d-_-b __Listener Jonny in MA: ↳ Song: "Feudor" by "Grand Pianoramax (ft. Jojo Mayer)" Oh nice! I didn't know JoJo Mayer plays in a piano trio! I only know his playing in Nerve. This is spectacular!
	3:43pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understan... what a great song.
	3:44pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Song: "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understan... This is my favorite song, and I like this interpretation very much.
	3:46pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ JohnnyReno @3:44 me too (re: the interpretation)
	3:46pm Irwin: ↳ JohnnyReno @3:44 What about "We Didn't Start the Fire"?
	3:49pm northguineahills: ↳ Marie in Chicago @3:31 diarrhea of the mouth /logo=word rhea=flow (if my greek checks out)
	3:50pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Great show Irwin. Thanks!!
	3:51pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Irwin @3:46 Billy Joel bashing can take over the comments board like a dropped match on dry grass, as you well know.
	3:51pm Irwin: ↳ northguineahills @3:49 "We Didn't Start the Fire" is logorrheic.
	3:52pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ northguineahills @3:49 I know but it makes me think more of logs, many logs moving..... @)
	3:52pm PaulRobeson1924: OctJOELber
	3:52pm JohnnyReno: ↳ JohnnyReno @3:51 In which case, you will have started the fire, Irwin.
	3:53pm Irwin: The comments board is unusually quiet today without M@tt from Spr'f'ld.
	3:54pm Irwin: ↳ JohnnyReno @3:52 So far it's just you and me, JR.
	3:55pm spodiodi: thanks, Irwin! it's been fun
	3:55pm coelacanth∅: aw, there was Billy Joel bashing and i missed it?
	3:55pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Irwin @3:54 I'm not worthy to carry Matt's jock strap.
	3:55pm Laura L: ↳ Irwin @3:54 I'm busy making some books for a change--work is so distracting!
	3:56pm Irwin: ↳ Laura L @3:55 You have an addictive habit, LL.
	3:57pm A2B: Hello Irwin & Jazzbo-denheimers! Just pased through Cranford recently. The place is still the quaint yet bustling small town it always has been. It has undergone some changes since the last time I came through there. Haven't had the good fortune of spotting Mr. Bodenheim at his favorite haunts, however. Will try too keep a keen eye out for him next time I'm there, hopes kept to a minimum. It should be noted that Gus' hometown is but a stones throw down the Raritan commuter rail line from Charles Addams' own hometown of Westfield. Speaking of which, I feel obligated to bring attention to a monthly festive event taking place there: https://www.addamsfest.com/
	3:57pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ JohnnyReno @3:55 hee hee hee
	3:57pm Carmichael: ↳ Carmichael @3:05 I'm thinking Tabitha Soren, but I'm not certain.
	4:00pm Carmichael: Aaahh, Clear Spirit. What a lovely album, surrounded by other lovely Spirit albums.
	4:01pm Carmichael: ↳ Song: "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understan... I saw The Holmes Brothers open for Richard Thompson. They were very very good. Sometimes openers can really impress.
	4:02pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Cold Wind" by "Spirit" I heard they created an album that they never released, called "Smear"
	4:03pm PaulRobeson1924: Yes. I heard something attention Grabbing
	4:04pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Back in 1984 my ex-wife and I went to the Hicksville movie theater . Billy Joel and Christie Brinkley were in front of us on line. I said Hi Billy Hi Christie. They said hello back. My ex-wife elbowed me and said I didn’t introduce her to my friends. She knew I couldn’t stand Billy Joel . But she was not so bright.
	4:05pm Jim the Poet: GUS!!!!
	4:05pm Irwin: ↳ Danny in Poughkeepsie @4:04 I didn't lol at this. I laughed out LOUD.
	4:05pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Danny in Poughkeepsie @4:04 haha!
	4:05pm PaulRobeson1924: Look at this. www.worthpoint.com... Why is Worthpoint telling me to collect Monkee Albums? I can’t listen to all the copies I have now and they’re not worth 5 bucks with all the writing and scratches…No mold though
	4:06pm northguineahills: ↳ Irwin @3:51 hahahaha! just ask billy joel, he'd concur!
	4:06pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Carmichael @4:00 They say Randy California was just 19 years old when 'Twelve Dreams' was recorded.
	4:07pm Fredericks: ↳ Song: "Mancey" by "Andrew Bird" Reminds me of the Work Song.
	4:08pm Irwin: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:06 I think your math is accurate.
	4:08pm Fredericks: ↳ PaulRobeson1924 @4:03 Clumsy Densmore?
	4:08pm Carmichael: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:06 Born in '51, so it makes sense. I really liked Nature's Way and Mr. Skin.
	4:09pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Carmichael @4:08 Classics, both!
	4:09pm Irwin: ↳ Carmichael @4:08 And that was their FOURTH album. Didn't realize he was just 17 when they issued their debut.
	4:10pm coelacanth∅: ↳ A2B @3:57 i spent a few hours in cranford a few days ago too. same police state as always; same racist bullshit as always (from people with light skin and dark) ...still many beautiful old houses, some without ugly modern perversions. didn't notice if "oft herec ord" -where i bought many records as a teenager, is still there. i presume not. a park is preserved, Thankfully, and another has a free give-take book lending structure, nicely decorated. "back to nature" is gone. it sucked anyway. if i walked past Gus Bodenheim i didn't notice. is he from/in cranford?
	4:10pm Woo: ↳ Carmichael @4:08 Mechanical World scared me when it came on the radio when I was a kid.
	4:11pm Irwin: ↳ Carmichael @4:08 So much promise, so early. Never reached those creative heights again. Died young (drowned saving his son from a rip tide).
	4:11pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Money" by "Widowspeak" diggery ensuing
	4:12pm Irwin: ↳ Woo @4:10 It's a very dystopian song. Nothing like it ever. Just a unique arrangement, embellished with strings and horns by Marty Paich.
	👻 4:13pm chris in the redwoods: ↳ Song: "Money" by "Widowspeak" very nice indeed.
	4:13pm JohnnyReno: Hey, Mr. Carmichael! Is that young Alice Cooper practicing with his 1st band, Earwigs, in 1964 in your profile pic?
	4:14pm PaulRobeson1924: ↳ Fredericks @4:08 I recall Mr.Irwin saying something friendly about Mr.Densmore and the greatest American Rock& Roll band to date
	4:14pm Irwin: ↳ Song: "You'll Thank Me for This Someday" by "Tan Sleeve" Steve Katz and Lane Steinberg.
	4:16pm Irwin: ↳ PaulRobeson1924 @4:14 Jimbo, the Lizard King, Lord of the Reptiles, Prince of Toads.
	4:16pm Dan 2: I feel like, someday, I'll thank you for this
	4:17pm Laura L: ↳ Irwin @4:14 Thanks!
	4:17pm Irwin: ↳ Dan 2 @4:16 Prophetic song, eh?
	4:17pm PaulRobeson1924: Find me some Mono Copies of The Doors 1st Album and i’d kiss you. I read about this DCC Cd and Repress. Does it really sound the best? I wonder if WFMU has a copy!l?
	4:17pm Carmichael: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:13 You are the first person to notice Mr. Furnier, so you win the grand prize. Bonus points for the guy on the left.
	4:18pm PaulRobeson1924: ↳ Irwin @4:16 Not everything works out and not everything makes sense, baby
	4:19pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Carmichael @4:17 I believe guy with glasses on the left is Glen Buxton, John Speer on drums, Vince, John Tatum on guitar and Dennis Dunaway on bass.
	4:20pm PaulRobeson1924: If Worthpoint wrote about collecting The Doors 1st album I would understand. But why the Monkees? What Monkee album is going for 1,200 dollars?
	4:20pm coelacanth∅: i have a mono copy of the doors' first album...or maybe i sold it for a buck, i don't remember. it's beat to shit, and there was -as i would expect- nothing about the recording/mastering to redeem it. stereo's better, in general. it's how we hear (those of us with 2 ears)
	4:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...AliceCooper was a GROUP. Yeah just Alice is great too...
	4:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Psychedelia & Stereo seemed a natural pairing. Just of course Mono mixes are often a.) just different & b.) punchier.
	4:23pm A2B: ↳ coelacanth∅ @4:10 I've been to that record store you mentioned. I was there to purchase a ticket to a show in New York, as I recall. And, yes, that store has since closed down many years ago. I've seen that book-lending box you mention, as well. And if you'd heard his latest installment previously, yes, Gus apparemtly calls Cranford his (un)official home, from what can be surmised of his frequent hailings to that burg.
	4:23pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:22 My jaw dropped when I heard so much more detail on Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club in mono.
	4:23pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:21 yes, and only. vinnie hijacked a name he was/is undeserving of. the group was Great, but not more than 1/3 because of him. (if not 1/5th)
	4:25pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:22 sometimes the mono is "punchier; but it only takes a good mixer to make a stereo mix just as punchy. just put key elements square in the center. simple. ..."the end" in mono? no thank you!
	4:25pm JohnnyReno: I love Steely Dan. There, I said it.
	4:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:23 Pepper a case where Mono was different, punchier ...& probly trippier - all @ once. An element there being attention was on Mono mixes for the mass market still & Stereo still a novelty & somewhat an afterthot... Only with 'Abbey Road' - their last Album Recorded together - was there no Mono mix...
	4:26pm f⭕f⭕ 🕳️ (: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:25 The opposite here.
	👻 4:26pm chris in the redwoods: Dan fan here.
	4:27pm coelacanth∅: ↳ A2B @4:23 interesting. i expect to spend a lot of time in cranford over the next few weeks or months. -i'll look for him!
	4:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tho I am actually kinda fond of nutty early~mid 1960s Stereo imaging with super wide Separation & stuff...
	👻 4:28pm Will thee SG OCNY: It's about Dan Time ⏰⏰⏰
	4:28pm ∫ydniuß: ↳ Song: "Black Cow" by "Steely Dan" 🍻
	4:28pm rsj: dan still elicits body reaction for imminent drug consumption
	4:28pm Carmichael: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:19 You are correct re: Mr. Buxton, but since you anal-retentedly named all of them, your grand prize has been rescinded (it was a vintage Piper Cub).
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Have some allergic reaction to mid~late 70s to early 80s stuff that Charted too high. Always was okay with the Dan tho. Pretty much.
	4:29pm coelacanth∅: i'm shocked...SHOCKED tom scharpling would have an ill-informed, narrow-minded opinion about a band.
	4:29pm dave wuz here: sly + family vibe
	4:30pm PaulRobeson1924: Worthpoint if yer reading this I don’t get the Monkees and I don’t need to horde more records. So many of the record labels I do have look like kelp forests with lightning streaks of mold grown over the papers. I don’t even know the names or titles of hundreds of records I do have…Don’t need more worthpoint… Could be a few treasures in there
	4:30pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Carmichael @4:28 I'll have you know it's called OCD, and I don't have any place to park a Piper Cub.
	4:31pm northguineahills: ↳ coelacanth∅ @4:29 br.ifunny.co...
	4:31pm Binkowicz: Thank you! Love, Delores B.
	4:31pm cuttle.fish.heaven: Hi Irwin, You use to play stories about man his name started with letter E, I think. One story I remember was about how he went on a cruise ship and people got sick and he had to perform surgery. Do you remember? I miss the stories. I think the guy he is no longer with us.
	4:31pm coelacanth∅: ↳ northguineahills @4:31 can't click that on this laptop. i'll check it out later
	4:31pm ∫ydniuß: the breaks on the title? /gooseflesh
	4:32pm Laura L: Hi ya Ms. Bink!
	4:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tho I regarded Satin Jacket Rawk as the Enemy - & point taken about Audiophiles who use Music to listen to their Stereos rather than other way around. The Dan's surface is frictionless & their underside slyly spiky. Pretty distinctive - neat trick. & they were outstanding @ all of that.
	4:33pm JG: Re Aja, The drumming on Peg always blows me away. I don't know what you call the groove- A shuffle? It's real effective though
	4:33pm Marie in Chicago: I heard some people replace alcohol with kefir...
	4:33pm coelacanth∅: i don't like the aja album, but i did like it at first. too slick for me...and his voice. in the early days they knew enough to get guest vocalists for some songs
	4:34pm whereswardo: This is exactly me (the drinking.)
	4:34pm coelacanth∅: ↳ JG @4:33 the "Purdy shuffle"?
	4:34pm Dave G in VT: ↳ JG @4:33 IIRC, the drummer on Aja is none other than Bernard Purdie himself, creator of the Purdie Shuffle.
	4:35pm ∫ydniuß: ↳ JG @4:33 he’s at drum clinics all the time; fantastic performer
	4:35pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Dave G in VT @4:34 oh crap i misspelled Purdie. no disrespect intended.
	4:36pm PaulRobeson1924: Milk Thistle? Gus is juicing. On gear. Roided up!
	4:36pm ∫ydniuß: I love Irwin’s 🎃 the best
	4:36pm Ike: Oh damn, I was in a meeting and missed "Steely Dan Sickness" -- I don't think I've ever heard that clip. Will have to remember to hit the archives. Somebody remind me.
	4:36pm Irwin: ↳ Dave G in VT @4:34 Purdie was in the Beatles. You all knew that, right? He said so.
	4:37pm Binkowicz: Hiya, Laura!
	4:37pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Irwin @4:36 the 8th beatle
	4:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Milkthistle used to benefit the liver. So there's that... Magnesium like Calcium among the Minerals that both support bones & relax the nerves - & lower blood pressure. Take a capsule @ bedtime myself (being highly caffeinated otherwise)...
	4:38pm JohnnyReno: ↳ ∫ydniuß @4:35 Good to know Pretty is still going strong: youtu.be...
	4:38pm ∫ydniuß: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:38 what about goldenrod?
	4:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Irwin @4:36 Yeah so weird. Legendary status ...has to cop some Ringo cred ?? Reckon it's a Session Idenitiy complex - as Carol Kaye has claimed some - interesting things...
	4:39pm coelacanth∅: i add zinc and a b-complex to that, and chromium and dandelion root...
	4:39pm Carmichael: I whole-heartedly agree with Mr. Scharpling. And I have some pretty great speakers.
	4:40pm PaulRobeson1924: Slipper Elm
	4:40pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Carmichael @4:39 Tell us more about your speakers, Carm, please.
	4:40pm ∫ydniuß: ↳ PaulRobeson1924 @4:40 🧠
	4:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ ∫ydniuß @4:38 No idea !
	4:41pm ∫ydniuß: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:40 I hear good things about plantain too. not desperate. moderation!
	4:41pm Irwin: ↳ Carmichael @4:39 My wife has a Steely Dan firewall. But she doesn't know why. She doesn't even know their music. Maybe she assumes it's generic Yacht Rock.
	4:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Carmichael @4:39 B-Complex converts sugars to energy - & supports the nervous system specifically. Could enable mental focus & steadiness - but might be stimulating for bedtime. You might remember vivid dreams, is my anecdotal...
	4:43pm Irwin: Feel free to hit the pledge widget atop the playlist. This is an annual fundraising month for the station. We only ask for donations twice a year.
	4:43pm coelacanth∅: last time i was a regular drinker, 4-5 years ago, i was mostly a day-drinker for a year or 2. it was fun, and a whole different group of hoodlums at the pub. no or few college kids, and i often controlled the jukebox
	4:43pm ∫ydniuß: Is Bread Yeast rock?
	4:44pm Wife: ↳ Irwin @4:41 100% wrong! I absolutely know why I don't like Steely Dan. It's they way they sound.
	4:44pm coelacanth∅: ↳ ∫ydniuß @4:43 haha
	4:44pm JohnnyReno: I've got no place to park a yacht, and I'm fine with that.
	4:44pm Irwin: ↳ Wife @4:44 I fixed your typo, darling.
	4:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:42 ...B-Complex is depleted by alcohol use - so yeah it's good for putting nerves back together there...
	4:45pm Ike: ↳ Wife @4:44 "It's the way they sound": I don't know why this is hilarious, but it is.
	4:45pm Irwin: ↳ Wife @4:44 I think that's a diversionary answer.
	4:45pm A2B: Steely Dan was ubiquitous on AM Top 40 radio in the 70's, and on FM AOR stations from the 70's into the 80's. That's how I was first acquainted with their music. Bought a copy of the "Hey Nineteen" single in 1980. Then I bought Donald Fagen's "Nightfly" album in '82, which, imo, stands up well against his work in Dan. Kind of disappointed that Bob Brainen no longer plays SD anymore. The last things Bob played that was Dan-related were tracks off the recently released comp of pre-Dan recordings from 1969.
	4:45pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Irwin @4:44 awwww [heart emoji]
	4:46pm Carmichael: ↳ Irwin @4:41 I am strongly resisting my urge to reply ...
	4:48pm Irwin: ↳ Ike @4:45 She's never heard "Brooklyn" from Can't Buy a Thrill. It's so irresistible.
	4:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Lucky Number" by "Sunflower Bean" Triggering some Julianna Hatfield receptors while I Rawk a bit. Works for me...
	4:50pm Listener Robert: I heard that painter got started because of a pecadillo -- Peter the petty pickled party penis portrait painter.
	👻 4:50pm d-_-b __Listener Jonny in MA: ↳ Song: "Killer Sound Waves from Space" by "Turn Me on Dea... Great band name,
	4:51pm Laura L: ↳ Song: "Killer Sound Waves from Space" by "Turn Me on Dea... Yay--thanks, Irwin!
	4:53pm Irwin: ↳ Laura L @4:51 Sound waves. From space. That KILL.
	4:54pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Song: "Lucky Number" by "Sunflower Bean" Looking at pictures of Julia Cumming, vocalist of Sunflower Bean, is akin to staring at the sun.
	👻 4:56pm xtrakrispy: ↳ Song: "Lucky Number" by "Sunflower Bean" Sunflower Bean playing at Baby’s All Right tonight at 9:30pm. Anyone wanna meet me there?
	4:56pm A2B: ↳ Irwin @4:48 Forgot to mention: I also had "Can't Buy A Thrill" on 8-track!
	4:56pm PaulRobeson1924: Yern me on yed man
	4:57pm Mattynotimes: Hahaha Loudermilk…good show
	4:58pm Mattynotimes: “Just comes with the territory of being right”
	4:58pm Marie in Chicago: I think that character in Loudermilk is so obnoxious and no one in the real world would like him
	4:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: BrainSaladSurgery is a great Album.
	4:59pm Irwin: ↳ Mattynotimes @4:58 He's not wrong. As a Certified Elite WFMU DJ I can attest.
	4:59pm Mattynotimes: Hahaha dont come to NYC then because this place is made of Loudermilks
	4:59pm Tommy in Neversink: Love Loudermilk
	👻 4:59pm Hunterian: ↳ Mattynotimes @4:59 YES
	4:59pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Marie in Chicago @4:58 The show is a cautionary tale for anyone considering giving up drink.
	5:00pm Michael C St Lou: ↳ Mattynotimes @4:59 loudermouths😂
	5:00pm Tommy in Neversink: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:59 YES ...LOL
	5:00pm Irwin: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:59 You're not wrong. Going home after the show to get HAMMERED.
	5:00pm Marie in Chicago: "lovable" "curmudgeon" "in recovery"--ugh
	5:01pm Carmichael: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:58 Agreed. I bought that live album, and had Works Vol 1 as well. Saw them in the late 70s, too. Landmark show. LANDMARK, Loudermilk!
	5:01pm Mattynotimes: His def not wrong hahaha
	5:01pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Irwin @5:00 Don't forget the milk weed.
	5:02pm Mattynotimes: Marie I think you just described all marriages in the 70s
	5:02pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @4:58 sorry, but i think brain salad surgery is weak! ... TARKUS is excellent! trilogy even moreso
	5:02pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Mattynotimes @5:02 do you mean tv marriages?
	5:03pm Crosby in KC: ↳ Song: "Chihuahua" by "Bow Wow Wow" Most of Bow Wow Wow holds up
	5:03pm JohnnyReno: I'm always angry that the song Brain Salad Surgery is not on the album.
	5:04pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Marie in Chicago @5:02 yeah my parents' marriage was nowhere near that civil.
	5:04pm Mattynotimes: Nope just my own observations of my friends parents growing up and then all of their divorces
	5:04pm Mattynotimes: Killer set as usual Irwin
	5:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "The Music Snob" by "Ron Livingston (Sam), Laura M... I like to say every FMU-J is a World. Truth is ...there's a good %age of those Worlds where I am not welcome - don't feel comfortable - &/or am not interested in them. Obvsly - there is quite a range of these Worlds - some I absolutely love - & am most welcomed. In fact there are more Worlds here than I have even been to... My other analogy is FMU Programs are Parties in different Rooms in some very large building ...Rent Parties as it happens... But I digress...
	5:06pm Mattynotimes: I like that description. There was a club in NYC called Limelight and it was setup that way. Every room, floor had different music going in it. It was really cool, kinda one of a kind. But there are definitely a lot of worlds at FMU
	5:07pm JohnnyReno: It was Malcolm Mclaren's idea to put a naked 14 year old on an album cover.
	5:08pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Mattynotimes @5:06 the limelight was also Gorgeous, aesthetically, structurally; and the acoustics were excellent. - just had to get your drink on before going in.
	5:09pm Mattynotimes: That it was!
	5:09pm Marie in Chicago: Ken Kim Jong Un Freedman, right?
	5:09pm coelacanth∅: ↳ JohnnyReno @5:07 the whole band was mclaren's idea.
	5:10pm Irwin: ↳ Mattynotimes @5:04 Thanks. Hope you weren't hit by sonic shrapnel.
	5:11pm Marie in Chicago: I have to fly, Thanks, Irwin (and all). I guess divorce really became acceptable in the 70s..
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Mattynotimes @5:06 I think it also a useful analogy for the FMU-J as Party Host as Moderator. Even @ a Rent Party - one is a Guest - & it's the Host's call. With the caveat that Rent happens to go to the entire building - as the sort of pimp ...well every metaphor breaks down...
	5:13pm coelacanth∅: basically, he created adam and the ants - with the Brilliant idea to have "tribal" rhythms and general vibe (not being sarcastic. it was brilliant) then he ripped it apart to form bow wow wow and only needed a jailbait sex-symbol to sell more records than adam and the ants. marketing genius. - it didn't hurt that all 3 of the musicians were excellent.
	5:15pm A2B: ↳ Mattynotimes @5:06 Been to that place myself. Saw my share of good industrial, Goth & alternative bands there. The fact that it was once a cathedral made it perfect for a performance venue, as it provided the right acoustics.
	5:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ coelacanth∅ @5:13 ...& having been pimped & ripped off like that - AdamAnt had to rise from the ashes like a good ♏︎Scorpio does... JulianCope writes of his Management doing something similar stealing all his concepts for Echo & the Bunnymen's act...
	5:16pm coelacanth∅: (and she was 15-16 for that photoshoot)
	5:17pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @5:16 they didn't wither away after all.
	5:18pm JohnnyReno: ↳ coelacanth∅ @5:16 I read she was was 14 at the time of the album's release. Mclaren was 10% genius, 30% pornographer 70% huckster.
	5:18pm JohnnyReno: 110%
	5:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ JohnnyReno @5:18 ...'I would say for the sEXPiSToLs I was more of a mismanager'...
	5:19pm dale: huzzah for the good rats. peppi really had his growl working there.
	5:21pm Irwin: ↳ JohnnyReno @5:18 I have a lot of respect for MM. Didn't like every project of his, but he was entrepreneurial, daring, outspoken, and very very funny.
	5:21pm coelacanth∅: ↳ JohnnyReno @5:18 i read otherwise but you may be correct. can't look into it now. ...but where's the line between marketing genius and huckster? (i won't give you "pornographer") was Chuck Berry a marketing genius, or a huckster?
	5:23pm coelacanth∅: Bowie...marketing genius or huckster? madonna - crappy marketing genius, or crappy huckster?!
	5:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's always been the Business of Show.
	5:23pm Irwin: ↳ coelacanth∅ @5:21 I once edited an interview with McLaren in which he explained the roots of hip-hop reached back to square dancing. And he made a solid case!
	5:24pm JohnnyReno: ↳ coelacanth∅ @5:21 Chuck Berry was both the primary architect of rock and roll and a degenerate sex addict. (I have great reverence for him.)
	5:24pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Irwin @5:23 i'd like to read that!
	5:26pm Irwin: ↳ coelacanth∅ @5:24 It was audio, for a syndicated '80s college radio series.
	5:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ JohnnyReno @5:24 & that's not meaningless or a mistake.
	5:28pm coelacanth∅: ↳ JohnnyReno @5:24 he was very astute. after combining some proven musical and lyrical elements, and blatantly stealing a guitar riff from Louis Jordan's tympany 5, he specifically geared it to a "white" audience. he wasn't *the most rock & roll", but he was a marketing genius.
	5:32pm rx "rexy" scabin: Hello.
	5:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Which doesn't make one an apologist for ChuckBerry's violations. But as Pete Townshend noted about his Musical Contemporaries - you could consider anyone notable among them - & there was probly something screwed up happened to them in their earliest War ~ PostWar years of life...
	5:33pm Deano de los Muertos: Hey Irwin…hey Gus
	5:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @5:32 ...just to say - the RawkaRollaz didn't come out of nowhere...
	5:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @5:33 ...or from the perfectly-adjusted...
	5:35pm JohnnyReno: ↳ Song: "The Freeloading Orgiastic Insatiable" by "Gus Bod... "Perineum Press"
	5:35pm A2B: ↳ coelacanth∅ @5:21 i suppose it depends on who you talk to about wht it means to be "band manager". Most folks view the job as being simple and pedantic But, in fact, the position demands much of the one assumiing it: Negotiations with the record labels production companies in charge of tour arrangements & contacing participatiig venues Signing contracts & runners & appointing notaries for certification of both, etc.
	5:36pm rx "rexy" scabin: I am home unexpectably: illness. It is worth it.
	5:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ A2B @5:35 Maclaren had a Situationist's understanding of Promotion.
	5:39pm Crosby in KC: Thanks Irwin!
	5:39pm mndave: ↳ Song: "The Freeloading Orgiastic Insatiable" by "Gus Bod... Dog on high alert!
	👻 5:40pm chris in the redwoods: ↳ Irwin @5:21 also musically visionary, in my view.
	👻 5:40pm βrian: Sorry to be stumbling in so late. I guess I'll need to dig into the archive.
	5:40pm Deano de los Muertos: I’ll never be able to hear Sister Ray without hearing the line “half a dozen ring dings” again
	5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Hendrix's creepy Manager Mike Jeffries had an exMI5 understanding of power plays - Zeppelin's Manager PeterGrant had an exWrestler's understanding of carrying a cricket bat & collecting all that was owed them... Yes it's quite an array of Skills - being the thuggy Yang to loads of Yin otherworldly Creatives... Or somethings.
	5:41pm A2B: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @5:37 It does make one wonder about the path McLaren took before he became manager to the rudest band in the UK.
	👻 5:41pm egould: ↳ JohnnyReno @4:54 Looking at pictures of Julia Cumming's Rickenbacker bass is akin to staring into the eyes of God.
	5:42pm Joey C says: Brilliant
	5:43pm JohnnyReno: ↳ A2B @5:41 He sold rubber fetish gear and presided over the disintegration of The New York Dolls.
	5:44pm A2B: ↳ JohnnyReno @5:43 Ha! Well, that explains a lot!
	5:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PeteTownshend said he first intended TheWho as an ArtSchool conception of his - a band that would intentionally self-destruct. But kids responded to his Songs ...& of course the Checks came in. I think of the PiSToLs as if a band stuck to the original plan ...well, @ first, anyway.
	👻 5:46pm βrian: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @5:45 I hope he had an Art blog, too.
	5:47pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @5:41 but Hendrix's earlier manager was fully responsible for the experience. his idea, his introductions, his pulling the Great Mitch Mitchell from obscurity. ...Thank Apollo for Chas Chandler!
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ coelacanth∅ @5:47 Right - well - Jeffries had been TheAnimals' Manager. & Chass from TheAnimals. This illustrates the A&R & the Business bifurcation in Management...
	5:51pm A2B: Time for me to bow out. Thanks, Irwin & all in Accu-chat! A pleasant evening to all!
	5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @5:48 ...& most unfortunately - Hendrix lost Chandler as a buffer when they started to disagree on direction & methods...
	5:53pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @5:48 ugh. i didn't know that. was only aware of his later machiavellian exploits (and possible involvement in a murder)
	👻 5:55pm Bob Tankenstein: ↳ Song: "La Pièce à Musique" by "Steven Kamperman" This rocks Irwin
	5:55pm listener 126464: Thanks for a swell show today, Irwin.
	5:55pm Laura L: 5:55 already! Thanks, Irwin and Gus!
	👻 5:56pm egould: Oh damn it's over already. Thanks, Irwin.
	5:56pm bradford: Thanks, Irwin.
	5:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Chandler had been Producer ...which McLaren was like in some respects. I mean - he made his own releases in his own name too... In the case of say TheBeatles - these were entirely separated into Epstein & Martin. & everybody acting from basically everyone else's best interests, whatever shortcomings ...then Epstein died.
	👻 5:56pm Bob Tankenstein: Thanks Irwin!
	5:57pm JohnnyReno: Another triumph today, Irwin. I'm going to watch Fisk tonight thanks to you.
	👻 5:57pm chris in the redwoods: thanks, Irwin!
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Mr. IDC Sir ~
	5:58pm Deano de los Muertos: Thanks Irwin
	5:58pm PaulRobeson1924: Thank you, Mr.Irwin
	5:58pm Feldy: Thanqs Irwin!
	5:59pm coelacanth∅: ↳ Song: "Cuckolding" by "Kitty Flanagan (Helen), Julia Zem... haha! . . . no it's not that
	5:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Irwin!

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