WFMU: The Duane Train: Playlist from September 12, 2012

Listener comments!
	12:03pm Cheri Pi: my my my!
	12:04pm paula pc: nice nice -- it's a horn day, from Ken's show to this! and this is great!!!
	12:04pm Cecile: DJ Duane and crew! I loved the Mark Farina show last Friday. Just amazing, and the lead-in DJ who was also the promoter, Bryan Gerrard was great too. I was looking for a tribal/classic house night not in a meat market, and this is it. Quick question, do you know who Corduroy Mavericks are? They seem to be pretty great.
	12:07pm Duane: Hi Cheri, Paula and Cecile. So glad Mark Farina brought the classy dance music to you. He can be suspect sometimes:) Corduroy Mavericks are great. Kentucky House music! Who knew?
	12:10pm Cecile: Mark was in a really hard, groovy mood the other night. He was throwing in the Euryhmics and old weird ska loops like it was no tomorrow. the only reason I had to skip early is that I had a hot date at the Ren Fest w/ Mr. C. I know, Duane! They remind me of the mix of stuff you play, but with more tribal beats. They are pretty sick as the kids say. Lulu! You tell them!
	12:15pm Eli: The west coast wakes up. Eggs, coffee, and Duane's show.
	12:15pm Cecile: This Tempts remix is great.
	12:16pm robyn: morning. lulu was awesome. nice to hear a listenable "lulu" on this station.
	12:18pm Mike East: I have to admit, I don't think I knew this was a temptations song. Really cool remix.
	12:20pm kat330: Hi, Duane! Yes, some very nice remixing going on here!
	12:20pm Duane: ELI!! What's up my friend? Morning Robyn :)
	12:24pm Eli: Yo D! I see (hear) you've brought a pile of heatrocks with you to the station today!
	12:24pm robyn: btw, duane, have been enjoying your wfmu premium cd all week. what is the deal with the marilyn chambers bit? i laugh everytime i hear it.
	12:27pm Mike East: nice! I just bought this ELO record a few months ago!
	12:27pm kata: whats up people
	12:28pm Duane: Thank you robyn. The Marilyn Chambers bit is a clip from this NY Public Access show she was on in the early 80's. IT was up on youtube for awhile, but it might've been flagged 'cuz she was topless.Next to bright copper kettles.. It is one of my favorite things in the world..I have a major Marilyn Chambers obsession that's been in effect since i was a teen>>HA!
	12:29pm Duane: Hi Kata! How are ya?
	12:31pm robyn: yeah i assume that sound at the end is her popping her top off ? i was unfamiliar of her but she seems worthy of fixation. quite a personality, i'm at work so that's about all i can evaluate at the moment, lol...
	12:32pm Cecile: hey, kata
	12:32pm una cafe: Wednesday has never had it so good.
	12:33pm Cecile: I remember her skinemax movies. The softcore stuff!
	12:35pm kata: mouth full of bagel ! the only bagel in pdx that is boiled. Still, doesn't touch NY's bagel brilliance...
	12:44pm Eli: (puts on spacesuit)
	12:44pm Cecile: memories of a Turkish prison scientist.
	12:45pm Cecile: ...hanging out with Robbie Dupree.
	12:47pm Eli: yeaaaaahhhh
	12:49pm peter: yeah yeah yeah z factor!!! you're keeping me alive at work on the west coast.
	12:50pm chris: I like people who listen to (and play on their show) songs like I like to do it in fast cars
	12:51pm Cheri Pi: I like to do it fast in cars.
	12:54pm kata: oh this is an awesome Prince track Duane ! bring it
	12:54pm mustapha coltrane: yes, duane!
	12:54pm chris: I like you Cheri Pi. Speaking of your premium CD, Duane. My son has confiscated it. He's 12... so maybe he'll have a Marilyn Chambers thing soon, too... I'll blame/credit you.
	12:55pm Droll: [weekly obligatory comment about being awed by Maestro Prince goes here]
	12:55pm Duane: Chris: Yeah, that's about the right age..:) Sorry. I turned alright though...so to speak.
	12:56pm Cheri Pi: the Prince weekly Wednesday is my high.
	12:59pm Neg-guh-tor: Where can I get this unreleased Prince you play, Duane? This song is now one of my favorite Prince songs!
	1:02pm Duane: Neg-Guh-tor; Awesome! You know..I think this particualr Prince track was bootlegged on vinyl a few years ago. It's a lot easier to find than other material i've layed..and yes this might be one of my all time fave Prince Tracks as well
	1:02pm paul: "next page"
	1:03pm Neg-guh-tor: Crazy. This sounds like 1999 era. Just great. Goes on and on...... He was high!
	1:09pm Eli: Sick...
	1:19pm Cecile: not by using that accent I would bet.
	1:20pm paul: this burrell brothers comp is so great, and i was so happy when i found a Metro record at a record fair in Toronto a few months ago.
	1:21pm Cecile: I'm sure it's amazing. I kid because I love.
	1:24pm Cecile: great stuff, duane
	1:46pm Droll: I think Inner Dialogue has been eating said little bits of paper, and they may have been laced with something.
	1:52pm seang: I'm diggin' this!
	1:53pm J-Mar: I have the Inner Dialogue record. Found it at a yard sale once and haven't seen it since. LOVE IT! Always wondered what the deal was with them.
	1:55pm steve: genius
	1:55pm Cecile: Love this mashup. J-Mar, what a find. I thnk they were probably an embittered studio group making fun of the hippie stuff they had to play and sing.
	1:57pm Brass Knuckles: Niiiice.
	1:58pm Parq: Okay now (or "Hey now", if you prefer), was that Outkast sampling Jackson, or was it Jackson and 'Kast mashed by a third party? (And since this is Duane's show, I do mean "party".)
	2:00pm Duane: Hey Parq: It's a crew called BHF who did it. Don't stop rockin'!
	2:00pm steve: wait... what was that sample? i thought it was Two Hearts by Phil Collins
	2:01pm Droll: J-Mar, I just looked up the album cover -- I totally understand what hooked you without hearing a note. I'd have brawled with you for it. Cecile's explanation sounds plausible, is the rest of the LP like that hit single?
	2:07pm still b/p: Girl Talk used Steppin' Out for a mashup in the energetic All Day soundtrack..along with a couple dozen others. Quite a catalog/parade of pop hits from a few decades mashed in there.
	2:28pm Parq: Still b/p,. I was just about to say, in New York's (wonderful) Rooftop Films series this past summer, I saw the terrific dance film piece called "Girl Walk/All Day", which has a terrific soundtrack, separately released as "Girl Talk/All Day" and available as a free download. It's a 90 minute hip hop piece that samples literally hundreds of great tracks, including the Jackson and many other post-punk classics. Playing name that tune with the soundtrack is half the fun of seing the movie.
	2:35pm seang: Nigel
	2:36pm Bloodbath: What a rip!
	2:40pm still b/p: Parq - I did see a local showing, and I did download the soundtrack. (Turned out glitchy in the burning toward the last tracks, so I have to redo.) Those notes of nostalgia/recognition as the flick bopped and jumped along were fun and satisfying. Filmmaker was on hand, and I asked about any "making of" journal or posted anecdotes related to getting the thing shot, some of which I assume had to be a running-gun, permit/permission-ducking, improv adventure. He said there wasn't any such account at the time.
	2:45pm Cheri Pi: Double the Prince! Our lucky day.
	2:46pm Duane: yup!!
	2:49pm still b/p: Like Fotomat!
	7:54pm bennett4senate: this steppin in Baghdad mashup is guilty good

The Duane Train: Playlist from September 12, 2012

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September 12, 2012

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Osmose	Slomo Truck stop "Slomo Truck stop" by "Osmose"	12''	Smokecloud	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Lulu	Feelin alright "Feelin alright" by "Lulu"	New Routes	ATCO	0:04:14 (Pop-up)
Edwin Hawkins Singers	I Surrender	12"	Buddah	0:07:11 (Pop-up)
Temptations	Ball of Confusion (The Reflex Booty Re-vision)			0:13:16 (Pop-up)
Queen	Nothing really matters (Blackjoy edit)			0:17:15 (Pop-up)
Diana Ross	Brown Baby (Gene Harris remix)	12"	white label	0:20:34 (Pop-up)
ELO	Last train to london (Greg Wilson edit)			0:24:18 (Pop-up)
BoonLorm	Black Exhaust "Black Exhaust" by "BoonLorm"	12"	Wilde Calm	0:36:29 (Pop-up)
Chrome Canyons	Memories of a Scientist	Elemental themes	Stones Throw	0:40:55 (Pop-up)
Z Factor	I like to do it in fast cars	122 BPM: The Birth of House music	still music	0:45:47 (Pop-up)
Prince	Purple Music "Purple Music" by "Prince"	unreleased	unreleased	0:50:56 (Pop-up)
Shawn O Sullivan	What when How "What when How" by "Shawn O Sullivan"	12"	W.T.	1:05:24 (Pop-up)
Vanilla	Curveball "Curveball" by "Vanilla"	unreleased	unreleased	1:11:35 (Pop-up)
Houz Neegroz	How Do you love a Black Woman	The Burrell Brothers - The Nu Groove Years	Rush Hour	1:16:03 (Pop-up)
BariCentro	Tittle Tattle "Tittle Tattle" by "BariCentro"	12"	Superdance	1:21:34 (Pop-up)
Allah-La's	Ela Navega "Ela Navega" by "Allah-La's"	S/T		1:27:32 (Pop-up)
Jukes	Future Lost "Future Lost" by "Jukes"	s/t	Twisted Nerve	1:31:24 (Pop-up)
We All Together	Its a sin to go away	S/T	Lazarus Audio Products	1:34:05 (Pop-up)
Glass Harp	Where did my world come from	unreleased		1:38:31 (Pop-up)
Inner Dialogue	Little Bits of Paper	s/t	Aurora	1:41:39 (Pop-up)
Beat Culture	Slow Flight feat. vyzor			1:43:30 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Teenage riot (Cracks remix)			1:48:03 (Pop-up)
Outkast	Steppinout in Baghad (BHF edit)			1:52:12 (Pop-up)
Deodato	Skyscrapers "Skyscrapers" by "Deodato"	S/T	CTI	1:55:21 (Pop-up)
Nu Shooz	Make your Mind up "Make your Mind up" by "Nu Shooz"	7" Single	Atlantic	2:06:40 (Pop-up)
Midnight Express	Danger Zone (Jimmy the twin edit)			2:10:59 (Pop-up)
Los Charly's Orchestra	Swung to the Bass (Bruce Ivery remix)	12"	Dopeness Galore	2:16:22 (Pop-up)
Nas	it aint hard to tell 4am sensitive edit			2:22:09 (Pop-up)
Velocette	Submarines "Submarines" by "Velocette"	fourfold remedy	Wiija	2:27:19 (Pop-up)
Mansions and Junipers	Paintress "Paintress" by "Mansions and Junipers"	S/T EP	self-released	2:32:31 (Pop-up)
Angelo TInsley	Get down withme "Get down withme" by "Angelo TInsley"	WDMT FM108		2:38:03 (Pop-up)
Prince	God is Alive "God is Alive" by "Prince"	Unreleased		2:41:18 (Pop-up)
Mantus	I'm so in love with you (Brendan Wesley edit)			2:47:26 (Pop-up)
AL B Sure	Night and Day (Onra edit)			2:53:17 (Pop-up)
Collarbones	Hypothermia (Feat. Guerre)	Die young		2:56:16 (Pop-up)
Birdie	Such a Sound "Such a Sound" by "Birdie"			3:00:10 (Pop-up)
Fantastic Mr.Fox	Sepia Song "Sepia Song" by "Fantastic Mr.Fox"	7"	Black Acre	3:02:45 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03pm Cheri Pi: my my my!
	12:04pm paula pc: nice nice -- it's a horn day, from Ken's show to this! and this is great!!!
	12:04pm Cecile: DJ Duane and crew! I loved the Mark Farina show last Friday. Just amazing, and the lead-in DJ who was also the promoter, Bryan Gerrard was great too. I was looking for a tribal/classic house night not in a meat market, and this is it. Quick question, do you know who Corduroy Mavericks are? They seem to be pretty great.
	12:07pm Duane: Hi Cheri, Paula and Cecile. So glad Mark Farina brought the classy dance music to you. He can be suspect sometimes:) Corduroy Mavericks are great. Kentucky House music! Who knew?
	12:10pm Cecile: Mark was in a really hard, groovy mood the other night. He was throwing in the Euryhmics and old weird ska loops like it was no tomorrow. the only reason I had to skip early is that I had a hot date at the Ren Fest w/ Mr. C. I know, Duane! They remind me of the mix of stuff you play, but with more tribal beats. They are pretty sick as the kids say. Lulu! You tell them!
	12:15pm Eli: The west coast wakes up. Eggs, coffee, and Duane's show.
	12:15pm Cecile: This Tempts remix is great.
	12:16pm robyn: morning. lulu was awesome. nice to hear a listenable "lulu" on this station.
	12:18pm Mike East: I have to admit, I don't think I knew this was a temptations song. Really cool remix.
	12:20pm kat330: Hi, Duane! Yes, some very nice remixing going on here!
	12:20pm Duane: ELI!! What's up my friend? Morning Robyn :)
	12:24pm Eli: Yo D! I see (hear) you've brought a pile of heatrocks with you to the station today!
	12:24pm robyn: btw, duane, have been enjoying your wfmu premium cd all week. what is the deal with the marilyn chambers bit? i laugh everytime i hear it.
	12:27pm Mike East: nice! I just bought this ELO record a few months ago!
	12:27pm kata: whats up people
	12:28pm Duane: Thank you robyn. The Marilyn Chambers bit is a clip from this NY Public Access show she was on in the early 80's. IT was up on youtube for awhile, but it might've been flagged 'cuz she was topless.Next to bright copper kettles.. It is one of my favorite things in the world..I have a major Marilyn Chambers obsession that's been in effect since i was a teen>>HA!
	12:29pm Duane: Hi Kata! How are ya?
	12:31pm robyn: yeah i assume that sound at the end is her popping her top off ? i was unfamiliar of her but she seems worthy of fixation. quite a personality, i'm at work so that's about all i can evaluate at the moment, lol...
	12:32pm Cecile: hey, kata
	12:32pm una cafe: Wednesday has never had it so good.
	12:33pm Cecile: I remember her skinemax movies. The softcore stuff!
	12:35pm kata: mouth full of bagel ! the only bagel in pdx that is boiled. Still, doesn't touch NY's bagel brilliance...
	12:44pm Eli: (puts on spacesuit)
	12:44pm Cecile: memories of a Turkish prison scientist.
	12:45pm Cecile: ...hanging out with Robbie Dupree.
	12:47pm Eli: yeaaaaahhhh
	12:49pm peter: yeah yeah yeah z factor!!! you're keeping me alive at work on the west coast.
	12:50pm chris: I like people who listen to (and play on their show) songs like I like to do it in fast cars
	12:51pm Cheri Pi: I like to do it fast in cars.
	12:54pm kata: oh this is an awesome Prince track Duane ! bring it
	12:54pm mustapha coltrane: yes, duane!
	12:54pm chris: I like you Cheri Pi. Speaking of your premium CD, Duane. My son has confiscated it. He's 12... so maybe he'll have a Marilyn Chambers thing soon, too... I'll blame/credit you.
	12:55pm Droll: [weekly obligatory comment about being awed by Maestro Prince goes here]
	12:55pm Duane: Chris: Yeah, that's about the right age..:) Sorry. I turned alright though...so to speak.
	12:56pm Cheri Pi: the Prince weekly Wednesday is my high.
	12:59pm Neg-guh-tor: Where can I get this unreleased Prince you play, Duane? This song is now one of my favorite Prince songs!
	1:02pm Duane: Neg-Guh-tor; Awesome! You know..I think this particualr Prince track was bootlegged on vinyl a few years ago. It's a lot easier to find than other material i've layed..and yes this might be one of my all time fave Prince Tracks as well
	1:02pm paul: "next page"
	1:03pm Neg-guh-tor: Crazy. This sounds like 1999 era. Just great. Goes on and on...... He was high!
	1:09pm Eli: Sick...
	1:19pm Cecile: not by using that accent I would bet.
	1:20pm paul: this burrell brothers comp is so great, and i was so happy when i found a Metro record at a record fair in Toronto a few months ago.
	1:21pm Cecile: I'm sure it's amazing. I kid because I love.
	1:24pm Cecile: great stuff, duane
	1:46pm Droll: I think Inner Dialogue has been eating said little bits of paper, and they may have been laced with something.
	1:52pm seang: I'm diggin' this!
	1:53pm J-Mar: I have the Inner Dialogue record. Found it at a yard sale once and haven't seen it since. LOVE IT! Always wondered what the deal was with them.
	1:55pm steve: genius
	1:55pm Cecile: Love this mashup. J-Mar, what a find. I thnk they were probably an embittered studio group making fun of the hippie stuff they had to play and sing.
	1:57pm Brass Knuckles: Niiiice.
	1:58pm Parq: Okay now (or "Hey now", if you prefer), was that Outkast sampling Jackson, or was it Jackson and 'Kast mashed by a third party? (And since this is Duane's show, I do mean "party".)
	2:00pm Duane: Hey Parq: It's a crew called BHF who did it. Don't stop rockin'!
	2:00pm steve: wait... what was that sample? i thought it was Two Hearts by Phil Collins
	2:01pm Droll: J-Mar, I just looked up the album cover -- I totally understand what hooked you without hearing a note. I'd have brawled with you for it. Cecile's explanation sounds plausible, is the rest of the LP like that hit single?
	2:07pm still b/p: Girl Talk used Steppin' Out for a mashup in the energetic All Day soundtrack..along with a couple dozen others. Quite a catalog/parade of pop hits from a few decades mashed in there.
	2:28pm Parq: Still b/p,. I was just about to say, in New York's (wonderful) Rooftop Films series this past summer, I saw the terrific dance film piece called "Girl Walk/All Day", which has a terrific soundtrack, separately released as "Girl Talk/All Day" and available as a free download. It's a 90 minute hip hop piece that samples literally hundreds of great tracks, including the Jackson and many other post-punk classics. Playing name that tune with the soundtrack is half the fun of seing the movie.
	2:35pm seang: Nigel
	2:36pm Bloodbath: What a rip!
	2:40pm still b/p: Parq - I did see a local showing, and I did download the soundtrack. (Turned out glitchy in the burning toward the last tracks, so I have to redo.) Those notes of nostalgia/recognition as the flick bopped and jumped along were fun and satisfying. Filmmaker was on hand, and I asked about any "making of" journal or posted anecdotes related to getting the thing shot, some of which I assume had to be a running-gun, permit/permission-ducking, improv adventure. He said there wasn't any such account at the time.
	2:45pm Cheri Pi: Double the Prince! Our lucky day.
	2:46pm Duane: yup!!
	2:49pm still b/p: Like Fotomat!
	7:54pm bennett4senate: this steppin in Baghdad mashup is guilty good

The Duane Train: Playlist from September 12, 2012

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