WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from June 18, 2012

Listener comments!
	12:04pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Hey Irene and hello to one and all
	12:05pm Asparagus the Archdruid: Great track Irene..a long time fav. of mine..
	12:07pm Siriusly: So love Robert Wyatt
	12:08pm Looms: Beautiful opening, Irene. Hi all!
	12:09pm Soft Mach.: R>W> YOU are the Man.
	12:35pm zoot: Wonderful to hear Allen Ginsberg. I met him in the early '60's when I was 11. He was really nice to this geeky little kid at summer camp.
	12:40pm Faye: Great set Irene!
	12:51pm kat330: Oh, this is so lovely...haunting.
	12:55pm amEdeo: Glass and Ginsberg go together like Peanut Butter and Beautiful Crazy Math. Thanks for the heads up on the concert!
	12:55pm amEdeo: Glass and Ginsberg go together like Peanut Butter and Beautiful Crazy Math. Thanks for the heads up on the concert!
	12:58pm kat330: Weird but Rockmore sounds a bit like a theremin -- so pure.
	1:00pm kat330: Or is it a theremin? Irene?
	1:01pm kat330: The "Vocalise" made me doubt, but apparently 'twas indeed a theremin. Hm.
	1:01pm Looms: What Kat just asked. Whatever the answer, the piece was great.
	1:01pm Mike East: @kat330 - I was gonna say more like a musical saw - same effect, though.
	1:02pm Looms: musical saw... Don't think so.
	1:05pm kat330: I've heard vocalists so pure that with the slightest of manipulation could sound like a theremin -- but certain bits and notes of Rockmore's definitely said theremin. I think.
	1:06pm Van in DC: Work derailed me, just getting here today...archives here I come! Hi Irene and listeners.
	1:08pm Van in DC: Oh, I missed a rendition of Rachmaninoff's Vocalise! Definitely archive visit for that one!
	1:09pm kat330: This is the all-female "vocal" set, I see, with or without lyrics.
	1:12pm Van in DC: Well I am a huge Joshua Bell fan, and his "Voice of the Violin" is constantly in my CD player. First song on it? Vocalise :) http://www.amazon.com/Voice-of-the-Violin/dp/B00138CXAS/ref=tmm_msc_title_0/191-9181063-9975017
	1:13pm kat330: Thanks, Van.
	1:14pm Irene: Jeez, Kat, am I that predictable?It just fell together that way without pre-planning. Today's show is kind of seat of the pants, as I didn't have much planning time.
	1:15pm Van in DC: Sandy Denny is always most welcome :)
	1:15pm kat330: By all means more seat of the pants -- sounding simply lovely! I should have said "Lyrics Optional." :)
	1:20pm Van in DC: Ha! I totally glanced over "My Lagan Love"!! Love Kate Bush's version (was her's the original?)
	1:21pm Van in DC: Oh, it's from 1903 so I guess not ha ha
	1:22pm kat330: I'll need to hit the archive now to see where the Villa-Lobos aria ended and Vocalise began. I was going to ask does it mention how Sayao is positioning her mouth for the special humming sounds, but now maybe it was already into the Rockmore for that.
	1:28pm Van in DC: Wow. For a second there I was wondering if this was a Kate Bush song I somehow missed...
	1:32pm Irene: Clare and The Reasons new album really has some nice nods to Kate's style. They're Playing live here on July 16th.
	1:35pm kat330: With A440 gone for now, I thank you for all the classical fixes this afternoon, Irene.
	1:35pm Flora Fauna: I love your show Irene!
	1:38pm 12539: I was going to say, this piece makes me already miss A440 tonight.
	1:39pm northguineahills: Debussy to YLT, nice segue!
	1:44pm Looms: Agreed. And unpredictable ;)
	1:54pm Van in DC: ha ha that was a good Clay description :)
	1:54pm v k: YLT - attended concert in Morristown, NJ last Sept - fantastic performance, featuring a memorable and extended version of "Leaving Home"; much to my surprise, however, the theater (in YLT's home state and on a Sat nite) was at maybe 15% capacity; hard to make sense of that
	2:00pm Flora Fauna: Noice Kapan stuff. Reminds me of Abercrombie and Frissell
	2:04pm Van in DC: Just beautiful
	2:06pm kat330: Reminiscent of Mitchell's Hejira.
	2:09pm Van in DC: Ah yes....I enjoyed Daniel Bachman live on this show before. http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/44443
	2:19pm paula pc: today's show may be seat-of-the-pants, and it is superb, Irene -- thanks so much!!!
	2:27pm kat330: Again, Hejira-like bass [Jaco Pastorius]. Loving it!
	2:28pm Irene: A little Joni for you!
	2:29pm kat330: Heh! Kiitos, kiitos and many thank-yous! :>
	2:29pm Van in DC: :)
	2:29pm Lucy: Love this Jaco theme weaving through the last few...
	2:29pm kat330: [and also thanks for NOT playing "Coyote"]
	2:31pm Van in DC: Ya know, that WFMU documentary kickstarter is up to, I think, 86 subliminal messages so far. Am I the only one leery of those...? :)
	2:33pm kat330: Anyone include "Hello to Jason Isaacs" there yet, Van?
	2:35pm nodrog: beechwoodbeechwood.bandcamp.com I wanna hear "The Crawl"!!
	2:36pm Van in DC: @kat330 - we won't know until the film comes out :)
	2:37pm kat330: Ah, yes, I guess that's the point of subliminal. :)
	2:38pm Van in DC: When Daniel was on, he had: Zach Taylor on Shruti box
	2:45pm Van in DC: The scary part of those subliminals is that it's the donors who come up with those. Heavens only knows what will be on my mind after watching the film ha ha. And they will be interspersed throughout the film, so it's not like you can just skip over a section.
	2:49pm Mike East: Atleast we can be fairly certain that none of the subliminal messages will be advertisements for Pepsi or McDonalds, or something.
	2:51pm timetraveller: so hejira just started, is the playlis5 10 mins ahead of the broad/webcast?
	2:51pm kat330: Funny if someone puts in a subliminal message for Burl Ives. ;}
	2:52pm kat330: TT: That's a mighty slow stream you're drifting on.
	2:52pm timetraveller: if so, now I have the added enjoyment of anticipation for caetano!
	2:56pm kat330: Thanks for a great listen today! Sorry I'll miss Clay, but at least not your show as I'll also be away next week. Vacate safely and most happily, Irene!
	2:56pm timetraveller: 20k windows over a glacial WiFi, 14:55:30 hejira ended
	2:59pm Van in DC: If I could leave a subliminal for Clay it would be to play Kate Bush next week ha ha. Great show, many thanks Irene...I get to loop back and listen to the front end I missed, yay! Enjoy your time off.
	3:02pm still b/p: Thought maybe Jim's show was entirely subliminal this week.
	8:35am Van in DC: Okay! Time now to catch up on the part I missed.
	10:18am Van in DC: What a lovely version of Vocalise that was. Thank you again WFMU archive!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from June 18, 2012

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June 18, 2012: Mental rest from your troubles

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Robert Wyatt	Gharbzadegi "Gharbzadegi" by "Robert Wyatt"	mid-eighties	Gramavision	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Abdullah Ibrahim Trio	Tuang Guru / Stardance	Yarona	Tiptoe/Enja	0:07:26 (Pop-up)
Elodie	Rayons Irises "Rayons Irises" by "Elodie"	La Lumiere Parfumee	Faraway Press	0:21:53 (Pop-up)
Lee Feldman	Hamfest "Hamfest" by "Lee Feldman"	Album No. 4: Trying to Put Things Together That Never Been Together Before	Bug Music	0:26:11 (Pop-up)
Philip Glass with Allen Ginsberg	Song #6 from Wichita Vortex Sutra	Hydrogen Jukebox	Elektra/Nonesuch	0:29:45 (Pop-up)

Heitor Villa-Lobos/ Ad Hoc Chamber Ensemble; Bidu Sayao soprano	Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5: Aria			0:46:46 (Pop-up)
Clara Rockmore	Rachmaninoff: Vocalise	The Art Of The Theremin	Delos Records	0:53:48 (Pop-up)
Lucy Foley	My Lagan Love "My Lagan Love" by "Lucy Foley"	(from a forthcoming album)	(self released)	0:57:45 (Pop-up)
Shirley and Dolly Collins	Gilderoy	For As Many As Will	Fledg'ling	1:00:56 (Pop-up)
Vlada Tomova	Women's Dance "Women's Dance" by "Vlada Tomova"	Balkan Tales	Kuker Music	1:05:47 (Pop-up)
Sandy Denny	Next Time Around "Next Time Around" by "Sandy Denny"	The North Star Grassman and the Ravens	Hannibal	1:10:29 (Pop-up)

Clare and The Reasons	Step in the Gold	KR-51	FrogStand	1:24:13 (Pop-up)
Georg Solti: Chicago Symphony: Debussy	Prelude A L'Apres-Midi D'un Faun	Debussy: La Mer; Prelude a l'apres-midi d'un faun; Nocturnes	Decca	1:27:17 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	Everyday "Everyday" by "Yo La Tengo"	And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out	Matador Records	1:36:30 (Pop-up)
Patrick Watson	Quiet Crowd "Quiet Crowd" by "Patrick Watson"	Adventures in Your Own Backyard	Domino	1:42:55 (Pop-up)

Bruce Kapan	Highways Remembered "Highways Remembered" by "Bruce Kapan"	Quartet	Wiggling Air Records	1:57:20 (Pop-up)
Daniel Bachman	Sita Ram (Who is God)	Oh Be Joyful	One Kind Favor	2:05:00 (Pop-up)
Wu Man and Master Musicians from the Silk Road	Usshaq	Borderlands	Smithsonian Folkways	2:15:53 (Pop-up)
Michael Manring - Kevin Kastning	Unseen Within	In Winter	greydisc	2:22:21 (Pop-up)
Joni Mitchell	Hejira "Hejira" by "Joni Mitchell"	Hejira		2:26:49 (Pop-up)

Caetano Veloso	Luna Rossa / Le Notti Di Cabiria	Novelos	Somlivre	2:41:04 (Pop-up)
Baden Powell & Vinicius E Coro: Vinicius de Moraes	O Canto de Ossanha	VA: Vinicius de Moraes	Millennium	2:46:30 (Pop-up)
Gal Costa	Voce Nao Gosta de mim "Voce Nao Gosta de mim" by "Gal Costa"	Canta Caetano	BMG Brazil	2:49:53 (Pop-up)
Caravan of Thieves	Raise the Dead	The Funhouse	United for Opportunity	2:54:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Hey Irene and hello to one and all
	12:05pm Asparagus the Archdruid: Great track Irene..a long time fav. of mine..
	12:07pm Siriusly: So love Robert Wyatt
	12:08pm Looms: Beautiful opening, Irene. Hi all!
	12:09pm Soft Mach.: R>W> YOU are the Man.
	12:35pm zoot: Wonderful to hear Allen Ginsberg. I met him in the early '60's when I was 11. He was really nice to this geeky little kid at summer camp.
	12:40pm Faye: Great set Irene!
	12:51pm kat330: Oh, this is so lovely...haunting.
	12:55pm amEdeo: Glass and Ginsberg go together like Peanut Butter and Beautiful Crazy Math. Thanks for the heads up on the concert!
	12:55pm amEdeo: Glass and Ginsberg go together like Peanut Butter and Beautiful Crazy Math. Thanks for the heads up on the concert!
	12:58pm kat330: Weird but Rockmore sounds a bit like a theremin -- so pure.
	1:00pm kat330: Or is it a theremin? Irene?
	1:01pm kat330: The "Vocalise" made me doubt, but apparently 'twas indeed a theremin. Hm.
	1:01pm Looms: What Kat just asked. Whatever the answer, the piece was great.
	1:01pm Mike East: @kat330 - I was gonna say more like a musical saw - same effect, though.
	1:02pm Looms: musical saw... Don't think so.
	1:05pm kat330: I've heard vocalists so pure that with the slightest of manipulation could sound like a theremin -- but certain bits and notes of Rockmore's definitely said theremin. I think.
	1:06pm Van in DC: Work derailed me, just getting here today...archives here I come! Hi Irene and listeners.
	1:08pm Van in DC: Oh, I missed a rendition of Rachmaninoff's Vocalise! Definitely archive visit for that one!
	1:09pm kat330: This is the all-female "vocal" set, I see, with or without lyrics.
	1:12pm Van in DC: Well I am a huge Joshua Bell fan, and his "Voice of the Violin" is constantly in my CD player. First song on it? Vocalise :) http://www.amazon.com/Voice-of-the-Violin/dp/B00138CXAS/ref=tmm_msc_title_0/191-9181063-9975017
	1:13pm kat330: Thanks, Van.
	1:14pm Irene: Jeez, Kat, am I that predictable?It just fell together that way without pre-planning. Today's show is kind of seat of the pants, as I didn't have much planning time.
	1:15pm Van in DC: Sandy Denny is always most welcome :)
	1:15pm kat330: By all means more seat of the pants -- sounding simply lovely! I should have said "Lyrics Optional." :)
	1:20pm Van in DC: Ha! I totally glanced over "My Lagan Love"!! Love Kate Bush's version (was her's the original?)
	1:21pm Van in DC: Oh, it's from 1903 so I guess not ha ha
	1:22pm kat330: I'll need to hit the archive now to see where the Villa-Lobos aria ended and Vocalise began. I was going to ask does it mention how Sayao is positioning her mouth for the special humming sounds, but now maybe it was already into the Rockmore for that.
	1:28pm Van in DC: Wow. For a second there I was wondering if this was a Kate Bush song I somehow missed...
	1:32pm Irene: Clare and The Reasons new album really has some nice nods to Kate's style. They're Playing live here on July 16th.
	1:35pm kat330: With A440 gone for now, I thank you for all the classical fixes this afternoon, Irene.
	1:35pm Flora Fauna: I love your show Irene!
	1:38pm 12539: I was going to say, this piece makes me already miss A440 tonight.
	1:39pm northguineahills: Debussy to YLT, nice segue!
	1:44pm Looms: Agreed. And unpredictable ;)
	1:54pm Van in DC: ha ha that was a good Clay description :)
	1:54pm v k: YLT - attended concert in Morristown, NJ last Sept - fantastic performance, featuring a memorable and extended version of "Leaving Home"; much to my surprise, however, the theater (in YLT's home state and on a Sat nite) was at maybe 15% capacity; hard to make sense of that
	2:00pm Flora Fauna: Noice Kapan stuff. Reminds me of Abercrombie and Frissell
	2:04pm Van in DC: Just beautiful
	2:06pm kat330: Reminiscent of Mitchell's Hejira.
	2:09pm Van in DC: Ah yes....I enjoyed Daniel Bachman live on this show before. http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/44443
	2:19pm paula pc: today's show may be seat-of-the-pants, and it is superb, Irene -- thanks so much!!!
	2:27pm kat330: Again, Hejira-like bass [Jaco Pastorius]. Loving it!
	2:28pm Irene: A little Joni for you!
	2:29pm kat330: Heh! Kiitos, kiitos and many thank-yous! :>
	2:29pm Van in DC: :)
	2:29pm Lucy: Love this Jaco theme weaving through the last few...
	2:29pm kat330: [and also thanks for NOT playing "Coyote"]
	2:31pm Van in DC: Ya know, that WFMU documentary kickstarter is up to, I think, 86 subliminal messages so far. Am I the only one leery of those...? :)
	2:33pm kat330: Anyone include "Hello to Jason Isaacs" there yet, Van?
	2:35pm nodrog: beechwoodbeechwood.bandcamp.com I wanna hear "The Crawl"!!
	2:36pm Van in DC: @kat330 - we won't know until the film comes out :)
	2:37pm kat330: Ah, yes, I guess that's the point of subliminal. :)
	2:38pm Van in DC: When Daniel was on, he had: Zach Taylor on Shruti box
	2:45pm Van in DC: The scary part of those subliminals is that it's the donors who come up with those. Heavens only knows what will be on my mind after watching the film ha ha. And they will be interspersed throughout the film, so it's not like you can just skip over a section.
	2:49pm Mike East: Atleast we can be fairly certain that none of the subliminal messages will be advertisements for Pepsi or McDonalds, or something.
	2:51pm timetraveller: so hejira just started, is the playlis5 10 mins ahead of the broad/webcast?
	2:51pm kat330: Funny if someone puts in a subliminal message for Burl Ives. ;}
	2:52pm kat330: TT: That's a mighty slow stream you're drifting on.
	2:52pm timetraveller: if so, now I have the added enjoyment of anticipation for caetano!
	2:56pm kat330: Thanks for a great listen today! Sorry I'll miss Clay, but at least not your show as I'll also be away next week. Vacate safely and most happily, Irene!
	2:56pm timetraveller: 20k windows over a glacial WiFi, 14:55:30 hejira ended
	2:59pm Van in DC: If I could leave a subliminal for Clay it would be to play Kate Bush next week ha ha. Great show, many thanks Irene...I get to loop back and listen to the front end I missed, yay! Enjoy your time off.
	3:02pm still b/p: Thought maybe Jim's show was entirely subliminal this week.
	8:35am Van in DC: Okay! Time now to catch up on the part I missed.
	10:18am Van in DC: What a lovely version of Vocalise that was. Thank you again WFMU archive!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from June 18, 2012

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