WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from September 9, 2015

Listener comments!
	12:01pm Okasa: Good afternoon, Amanda.
	12:01pm Jeff Golick: "Everything guaranteed not to woik!" -- where is this NYC now?
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: This reminds me, I need crew socks!
	12:02pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:04pm Amanda: Good afternoon all of you! I hope you enjoy my NYC tribyoot.
	12:06pm Okasa: I am way on board with any Hoagy Carmichael tracks.
	12:12pm listener james from westwood: Appreciate the "Homer vs. the City of New York shot below."
	12:13pm World-Weary Poseur: Howdy!
	12:14pm MONEYBAG$: Apple just pushed their press conference back to 1:45 so they won't go up against Simpsons Time
	12:15pm listener james from westwood: They were right to do it.
	12:17pm MONEYBAG$: omg this song was pushed way, way, WAY to the back of my mental sock drawer
	12:18pm MONEYBAG$: I will try to use the word "pushed" in all future posts as well
	12:22pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Amanda! Fellow native Manhattanite reporting!
	12:22pm Okasa: It is very curious that March of the Hoodlums is included on a compilation of New York Jazz. Carmichael's Collegians were a group of Hoagy and his friends from Indiana U, recorded in Richmond, IN, and is representative of sock time, (collegiate midwest Jazz). Oh well.
	12:23pm listener james from westwood: Holy crow, how many Young People's Day Camp ads did I see as a yout'?
	12:24pm Gary: Anyone read Marc Spitz's Poseur, btw? Sell me on it! (It's sitting on my shelf, expectantly)
	12:29pm listener james from westwood: A year or three ago a Stop & Shop up the road from me had a table near the entrance of 9/11 stuff, much as one would with other seasonal decorations, party paper goods, etc. Mostly recycled July 4th shit, with new red/white/blue baked goods. I'm amazingly tough to offend but it was jaw dropping.
	12:33pm steve: i'll take a crab juice...
	12:35pm Gaylord Fields: @Gary: I haven't read it, but I should, as I was working with Marc Spitz during that very era he writes about. He really was "trying too hard" during that time.
	12:36pm Gaylord Fields: He's always been an honest-to-a-fault writer, so I would trust his perspective of those times.
	12:36pm listener james from westwood: @Steve: No crab juice, just Mountain Dew.
	12:41pm ndbob: @Okasa but living in Bloomington any music from IU is fine with me - even if it doesn't quite fit
	12:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: A couple seasons ago, the Simpsons visited New York again and the Khlav Kalesh guy had a big, shiny store instead of just a food cart.
	12:43pm steve: oh, khlav khalash vendor. apparently he returned in a relatively recent episode.
	12:43pm steve: ah beat me to it Ken
	12:43pm Okasa: @ndbob - As a fellow midwesterner, I agree! We need to stick together through this NY-centric show. ;-)
	12:44pm Gary: Thanks, Gaylord -- you've sold me!
	12:46pm Amanda: Midwesterners are most welcome here, always! And @Okasa, I appreciate the comment about Carmichael :-)
	12:47pm Uncle Michael: Who knew Mort sounded so much like Roy Phillips?!
	12:47pm ndbob: @Okasa Indeed! Kind of a transplanted Midwesterner - five years in North Dakota and a couple here in Bloomington
	12:49pm Amanda: J'ADORE MORT
	12:49pm Okasa: My musical knowledge is pretty much limited to 20's white jazz. So Hoagy is right in my wheelhouse. (Bix lives!)
	12:51pm Amanda: Ah cool, I dig Bix too.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: I'm kind of a Hoosier Hotshots guy.
	12:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Five years from now, we'll be in the 20s again. Yikes!
	12:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: Well, I guess unless ISIS or North Korea take over and we switch to a different calendar.
	12:54pm Okasa: Yep… we'll be able to start listening to songs recorded 100 years ago. (Guess we could now, but recordings from 1915 are still pretty crude).
	12:54pm northguineahills: I used to have this LL Cool J album on cassette. Ah junior high....
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: I dig those crude recordings.
	1:00pm Mike East: Is this song made up? It sounds made up.
	1:08pm Amanda: You mean "Mama's gonna buy you a mockingbird"? It is a nursery rhyme/lullaby.
	1:10pm doctorjazz: Great show! Love the originals of known covers, especially when they are better than the cover (though Santana's ain't chicken feed).
	1:10pm Amanda: Hey thanks @doctorjazz!
	1:10pm Mike East: @Amanda - was quoting Anthony Michael Hall in "Vacation" :) fun NY show today
	1:11pm Amanda: Oh, duh. Was just about to add to my comment apologizing for not perceiving the snark at first.
	1:11pm Mike East: ...and yes, in reference to Mockingbird...parents singing in the front seat, Rusty thinks they are making it up.
	1:15pm Amanda: Ahhhhhh now everyone will know I'm a Vacatia-dummy!!!
	1:19pm Mike East: I dunno - that quote might be one of the more obscure ones...there's almost as many as Caddyshack in that one. That line always stuck with me for some reason.
	1:23pm northguineahills: Does he have a very little car?
	1:24pm listener james from westwood: By deleting this episode from the syndication lineup, networks also deleted the first appearance of Duffman! Oh, no!
	1:25pm listener james from westwood: The sepia-toned flashback of Homer's ill-fated coat-buying expedition is also beautiful, incl. Homer's fleeing the irked pimp.
	1:28pm listener james from westwood: I still say, "I got something you can bite on!" a la the one jerk, in my long-dormant Bronx accent.
	1:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: That's it! I'm getting out of this town if it kills me!
	1:33pm listener james from westwood: "Hey! That's just my aspirin!"
	1:36pm listener james from westwood: "Duffman never dies—only the censors that prevent his episode from being shown! Oh, yeah!" chk-a-chk-KA
	1:39pm northguineahills: My wife, one of my best friends, and an old dj partner all have 9/11 birthdays.
	1:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: My sister's first wedding anniversary was 9/11/2001.
	1:42pm listener james from westwood: There's another chunk of childhood audio right there. It was YEARS before I heard anything but the start and end outside that ad's context.
	1:43pm listener james from westwood: @ngh, Ken: there's a 9/11 b'day in my circle, too!
	1:45pm sugarwolf: Hiiiii New Yorkers and friends
	1:51pm Amanda: Hi sugarwolf! Hi to everyone btw -- these theme shows get me all nuts and playlist-negligent.
	1:51pm northguineahills: Thanks Amanda, good show as per usual!
	1:55pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	1:56pm Okasa: Thanks for the show, it was fun!
	1:56pm Amanda: Hooray, thank you all so much for listening today!!!
	1:59pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks for the NYC tribute, Amanda!
	1:59pm steve: good times Amanda
	5:45pm Amanda: Sry that I said "grandiose" when I should have just said "grand" I guess
	8:41am Miss Georgia Peach: Another stellar installment. Thank you!

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from September 9, 2015

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Two hours of rollicking delite: '60s jams, cartooniness, seriousness, sing-alongs, and Simpsons talk. P.dece.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Tom Courtenay-Clack (producer)	The Mayor of Canal Street	The New York City Album	Lee-Myles Assoc.	1976	LP	Made at Clack Studios on W. 45th Street
Carmichael's Collegians	March of the Hoodlums	New York Jazz 1928-33 (V/A)	Historical Records Inc.		LP	Bloomington, IN	0:05:36 (Pop-up)
The Fugs	Supergirl "Supergirl" by "The Fugs"	The Fugs First Album	Akarma	orig 1965	CD	Lower East Side, MANHATTAN (Tuli Kupferberg); Kansas City, MO (Ed Sanders)	0:07:47 (Pop-up)
The Cyclones	You're So Cool "You're So Cool" by "The Cyclones"		Little Ricky	1981	7"	Downtown NYC-based	0:10:31 (Pop-up)
Emerson Bimby	My Little Bomb "My Little Bomb" by "Emerson Bimby"		Shaw Nuff	1979	7"	Lived in Brooklyn Heights	0:13:05 (Pop-up)
Crazy Joe & The Variable Speed Band	Eugene	Eugene	Casablanca	1980	LP	currently based in White Plains	0:15:20 (Pop-up)
Willie Howard	When Nathan was Married to Rose of Washington Square	From Avenue A to the Great White Way: Yiddish & American Popular Songs From 1914-1950	Columbia/Legacy		CD	b. Neustadt, German Silesia / raised in Harlem	0:19:25 (Pop-up)
They Might Be Giants	New York City	Factory Showroom	Elektra	1996	CD	Lincoln, MA	0:23:23 (Pop-up)

Cyndi Lauper	Girls Just Want to Have Fun			1983		Ozone Park, QUEENS	0:34:20 (Pop-up)
Lou Monte	I Like You, You Like Me, Eh Paisan (feat. Pepino & Pasquale)		Reprise	1963	7"	b. MANHATTAN / Lived in Lyndhurst, NJ & Newark, NJ	0:37:58 (Pop-up)
Barry Mann	Talk To Me Baby "Talk To Me Baby" by "Barry Mann"	The Red Bird Story (V/A)	Charly	2011 (comp)	CD	BROOKLYN	0:40:11 (Pop-up)
Neil Diamond	Thank the Lord for the Night Time	Classics: The Early Years	Columbia	1967	CD	Flatbush, BROOKLYN	0:42:14 (Pop-up)
Mort Shuman	Brooklyn By The Sea "Brooklyn By The Sea" by "Mort Shuman"	Mort Shuman	Philips	1973	LP	Brighton Beach, BROOKLYN	0:45:16 (Pop-up)
Thelonious Monk	Just A Gigolo "Just A Gigolo" by "Thelonious Monk"	Monk Alone: The Complete Columbia Solo Studio Recordings	Columbia/Legacy	orig 1960s	CD	b. Rocky Mount, NC / Upper West Side from age 5	0:49:58 (Pop-up)
LL Cool J	Around the Way Girl "Around the Way Girl" by "LL Cool J"	Mama Said Knock You Out	Def Jam	1989	LP	Bay Shore, NY	0:52:44 (Pop-up)
John Sebastian	In The Still of the Night	Cheapo-Cheapo Productions Presents Real Live John Sebastian	Reprise	1971	LP	Greenwich Village, MANHATTAN	0:56:03 (Pop-up)
Inez Foxx with Charlie Foxx	Mockingbird	The Sue Records Story (V/A)	EMI	orig 1963	CD	Greensboro, NC - moved to NYC	0:58:58 (Pop-up)

Tito Puente	Oye Como Va "Oye Como Va" by "Tito Puente"	Nu Yorica Roots! (V/A)	Soul Jazz		CD	Spanish Harlem, MANHATTAN	1:07:02 (Pop-up)
Grandmaster Flash	Flash To the Beat (Pt 1)		Sugar Hill	1982	12"	BRONX via Barbados	1:12:10 (Pop-up)
The Persuasions	Baby, What You Want Me to Do/Bright Lights, Big City	We Still Ain't Got No Band	MCA	1973	LP	Bushwick, BROOKLYN	1:17:11 (Pop-up)
Simpsons Time!	ep 172: the City of New York vs. Homer Simpson (writer: Maxtone-Graham)	season 9				Ian Maxtone-Graham was born & raised in MANHATTAN	1:20:06 (Pop-up)
The Moldy Peaches	NYC's Like a Graveyard			2001		Mt. Kisco, Westchester County NY	1:35:35 (Pop-up)

Simon & Garfunkel	At the Zoo "At the Zoo" by "Simon & Garfunkel"	Bookends	Columbia	1968	LP	Newark, NJ (Paul); Forest Hills, QUEENS (Art)	1:41:18 (Pop-up)
Beastie Boys	Rhymin' & Stealin' "Rhymin' & Stealin'" by "Beastie Boys"	Licensed to Ill	Def Jam	1987	LP	Greenwich Village, MANHATTAN	1:43:51 (Pop-up)
The Ramones	The KKK Took My Baby Away	Pleasant Dreams	Sire	1981	LP	Forest Hills, QUEENS	1:47:34 (Pop-up)
Alicia Keys	Fallin' "Fallin'" by "Alicia Keys"			2001		Hell's Kitchen, MANHATTAN	1:50:12 (Pop-up)
The Ad Libs	The Boy From New York City		Blue Cat	1965	7"	Bayonne, NJ	1:53:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm Okasa: Good afternoon, Amanda.
	12:01pm Jeff Golick: "Everything guaranteed not to woik!" -- where is this NYC now?
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: This reminds me, I need crew socks!
	12:02pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:04pm Amanda: Good afternoon all of you! I hope you enjoy my NYC tribyoot.
	12:06pm Okasa: I am way on board with any Hoagy Carmichael tracks.
	12:12pm listener james from westwood: Appreciate the "Homer vs. the City of New York shot below."
	12:13pm World-Weary Poseur: Howdy!
	12:14pm MONEYBAG$: Apple just pushed their press conference back to 1:45 so they won't go up against Simpsons Time
	12:15pm listener james from westwood: They were right to do it.
	12:17pm MONEYBAG$: omg this song was pushed way, way, WAY to the back of my mental sock drawer
	12:18pm MONEYBAG$: I will try to use the word "pushed" in all future posts as well
	12:22pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Amanda! Fellow native Manhattanite reporting!
	12:22pm Okasa: It is very curious that March of the Hoodlums is included on a compilation of New York Jazz. Carmichael's Collegians were a group of Hoagy and his friends from Indiana U, recorded in Richmond, IN, and is representative of sock time, (collegiate midwest Jazz). Oh well.
	12:23pm listener james from westwood: Holy crow, how many Young People's Day Camp ads did I see as a yout'?
	12:24pm Gary: Anyone read Marc Spitz's Poseur, btw? Sell me on it! (It's sitting on my shelf, expectantly)
	12:29pm listener james from westwood: A year or three ago a Stop & Shop up the road from me had a table near the entrance of 9/11 stuff, much as one would with other seasonal decorations, party paper goods, etc. Mostly recycled July 4th shit, with new red/white/blue baked goods. I'm amazingly tough to offend but it was jaw dropping.
	12:33pm steve: i'll take a crab juice...
	12:35pm Gaylord Fields: @Gary: I haven't read it, but I should, as I was working with Marc Spitz during that very era he writes about. He really was "trying too hard" during that time.
	12:36pm Gaylord Fields: He's always been an honest-to-a-fault writer, so I would trust his perspective of those times.
	12:36pm listener james from westwood: @Steve: No crab juice, just Mountain Dew.
	12:41pm ndbob: @Okasa but living in Bloomington any music from IU is fine with me - even if it doesn't quite fit
	12:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: A couple seasons ago, the Simpsons visited New York again and the Khlav Kalesh guy had a big, shiny store instead of just a food cart.
	12:43pm steve: oh, khlav khalash vendor. apparently he returned in a relatively recent episode.
	12:43pm steve: ah beat me to it Ken
	12:43pm Okasa: @ndbob - As a fellow midwesterner, I agree! We need to stick together through this NY-centric show. ;-)
	12:44pm Gary: Thanks, Gaylord -- you've sold me!
	12:46pm Amanda: Midwesterners are most welcome here, always! And @Okasa, I appreciate the comment about Carmichael :-)
	12:47pm Uncle Michael: Who knew Mort sounded so much like Roy Phillips?!
	12:47pm ndbob: @Okasa Indeed! Kind of a transplanted Midwesterner - five years in North Dakota and a couple here in Bloomington
	12:49pm Amanda: J'ADORE MORT
	12:49pm Okasa: My musical knowledge is pretty much limited to 20's white jazz. So Hoagy is right in my wheelhouse. (Bix lives!)
	12:51pm Amanda: Ah cool, I dig Bix too.
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: I'm kind of a Hoosier Hotshots guy.
	12:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Five years from now, we'll be in the 20s again. Yikes!
	12:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: Well, I guess unless ISIS or North Korea take over and we switch to a different calendar.
	12:54pm Okasa: Yep… we'll be able to start listening to songs recorded 100 years ago. (Guess we could now, but recordings from 1915 are still pretty crude).
	12:54pm northguineahills: I used to have this LL Cool J album on cassette. Ah junior high....
	12:56pm Uncle Michael: I dig those crude recordings.
	1:00pm Mike East: Is this song made up? It sounds made up.
	1:08pm Amanda: You mean "Mama's gonna buy you a mockingbird"? It is a nursery rhyme/lullaby.
	1:10pm doctorjazz: Great show! Love the originals of known covers, especially when they are better than the cover (though Santana's ain't chicken feed).
	1:10pm Amanda: Hey thanks @doctorjazz!
	1:10pm Mike East: @Amanda - was quoting Anthony Michael Hall in "Vacation" :) fun NY show today
	1:11pm Amanda: Oh, duh. Was just about to add to my comment apologizing for not perceiving the snark at first.
	1:11pm Mike East: ...and yes, in reference to Mockingbird...parents singing in the front seat, Rusty thinks they are making it up.
	1:15pm Amanda: Ahhhhhh now everyone will know I'm a Vacatia-dummy!!!
	1:19pm Mike East: I dunno - that quote might be one of the more obscure ones...there's almost as many as Caddyshack in that one. That line always stuck with me for some reason.
	1:23pm northguineahills: Does he have a very little car?
	1:24pm listener james from westwood: By deleting this episode from the syndication lineup, networks also deleted the first appearance of Duffman! Oh, no!
	1:25pm listener james from westwood: The sepia-toned flashback of Homer's ill-fated coat-buying expedition is also beautiful, incl. Homer's fleeing the irked pimp.
	1:28pm listener james from westwood: I still say, "I got something you can bite on!" a la the one jerk, in my long-dormant Bronx accent.
	1:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: That's it! I'm getting out of this town if it kills me!
	1:33pm listener james from westwood: "Hey! That's just my aspirin!"
	1:36pm listener james from westwood: "Duffman never dies—only the censors that prevent his episode from being shown! Oh, yeah!" chk-a-chk-KA
	1:39pm northguineahills: My wife, one of my best friends, and an old dj partner all have 9/11 birthdays.
	1:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: My sister's first wedding anniversary was 9/11/2001.
	1:42pm listener james from westwood: There's another chunk of childhood audio right there. It was YEARS before I heard anything but the start and end outside that ad's context.
	1:43pm listener james from westwood: @ngh, Ken: there's a 9/11 b'day in my circle, too!
	1:45pm sugarwolf: Hiiiii New Yorkers and friends
	1:51pm Amanda: Hi sugarwolf! Hi to everyone btw -- these theme shows get me all nuts and playlist-negligent.
	1:51pm northguineahills: Thanks Amanda, good show as per usual!
	1:55pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	1:56pm Okasa: Thanks for the show, it was fun!
	1:56pm Amanda: Hooray, thank you all so much for listening today!!!
	1:59pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks for the NYC tribute, Amanda!
	1:59pm steve: good times Amanda
	5:45pm Amanda: Sry that I said "grandiose" when I should have just said "grand" I guess
	8:41am Miss Georgia Peach: Another stellar installment. Thank you!

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