WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from April 4, 2016

Listener comments!
	4:55pm Mayuko: The image on the playlist today: “Norakuro” was a Japanese manga(comic book) series created by Suihō Tagawa and very popular among kids. Started in 1931, had run through 1941 until it got banned. The main character Norakuro was a soldier serving in an army of dogs called the "fierce dogs brigade" modeled after Japanese army. But I’ve read that it seemed the real military people of the JP empire didn’t like Norakuro - they thought it was insulting to them that Norakuro the soldier always do funny silly things and make mistakes all the time. So it was written in the way to excite kids for the war but ended up being banned by the military (there are some other theories to explain why it was banned, this is one of them.) Norakuro is an orphan so he doesn’t have a family who would miss him if he dies in a battle, nor would be happy to hear he gets promoted... One of short animation films of Norakuro www.youtube.com...
	4:59pm Gary: Yay
	5:01pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Mayuko! I remembered to tune in this week!
	5:04pm Mayuko: Hi Gary! and Henry! Thanks for tuning in!!
	5:09pm JtotheK: hi everyone!
	5:09pm Mayuko: Welcome on board, JtotheK!
	5:10pm Mayuko: (The leader of the village explained people about the differences btw different types of fire bombs in the first half of the track... and now the air attack begins...)
	5:10pm Dave B.: Verti go go go!
	5:11pm Mayuko: oh hello! Dave B!
	5:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Mayuko and pals. My daughter got some cherry blossom shoes for a present. store.nike.com... I told her to stay out the snow with them!
	5:24pm Gary: That Tadanori Yokoo homage (I'm guessing it was a kind of homage?) was incredible
	5:27pm Polyus: Greetings Mayuko and Vertigoats.
	5:34pm Mayuko: Hello Ken, Polyus, thank you for tuning in!! Gary, I think Tadanori Yokoo participated this album making music with Toshi (although not sure how large his contribution was...) He is indeed known much more for his art, but he worked with Haruomi Hosono on Cochin Moon too so he's got some music stuff in his career... sort of.
	5:35pm Gary: Oh, cool -- I didn't know that
	5:36pm david: Woohoo! Made it home in time to tune in!
	5:40pm Mayuko: ... except Tadanori Yokoo didn't stay until the finish of Cochin Moon and Hosono had to finish it by himself... so it's credited as his solo album... I red it recently in Hosono san's interview and it was very funny.
	5:40pm Mayuko: Hello david! welcome on board!
	5:45pm Stepchild: Wow, this is great!
	6:00pm Mayuko: Hallo, Stepchild! Thank you for tuning in!
	6:01pm Webhamster Henry: Japanese Popeye? ! whoa! a long way from "You're a Sap, Mr. Jap"
	6:02pm Uncle Michael: Wow, that Popeye was cool!
	6:03pm geezerette: Car-to-o-o-o-o-o-n (:c)
	6:03pm Mayuko: @Webhamster Henry YES!! IN 1938! They're amazing! So FREEFORM!
	6:05pm northguineahills: I get 10 minutes of Mayuko today, yaye!
	6:05pm geezerette: They're just as wacky in English,maybe even more so!
	6:07pm Mayuko: And yes, it's especially funny since Popeye beaten up all the "Japs" while WW2, I watched that too. Hello Uncle Michael, geezerette! Glad you made it live for that Akireta Boys, northguineahills, I love love that one.
	6:09pm geezerette: What a voice!
	6:12pm northguineahills: When I lived in Japan, my brothers' babysitter had a whole collection of 30s-40s Popeye cartoons. So, hard to find today.
	6:15pm Dave B.: North Guinnea Hills - I have an official DVD collection of all the original Popeye 33-38. You can find it on Amazon. My recollection is that the conductor/automated voice announcing stations in Japan always sounded like Popeye. just say Shinjuku in Popeye's voice and you'll understand
	6:15pm redkayak: Good evening all :)
	6:19pm Mayuko: Haha! they do have super particular voice to do those train announcement, Dave B, I would often wondered why. Good evening, redkayak, thank you for tuning in!
	6:19pm northguineahills: thanks Dave!
	6:19pm geezerette: The very best Popeyes are the ones from the early 30's,pre war. Those are surreal and funny. The gags are visual, not military. Those are b&w and the drawing is simultaneously beautiful and funny.
	6:19pm northguineahills: Hey, I think I was at this show!
	6:20pm Webhamster Henry: Glad you are playing this Yoshi/Tashi Wada.
	6:21pm Mayuko: @northguineahills whoa! me too! @geezerette I see, that's probably why Japanese people loved him then too...
	6:22pm coelacanth: hello Mayuko and all
	6:23pm Mayuko: hello, coelacanth!!
	6:26pm Mayuko: (I was gonna do an excerpt of this but I think I'll probably just play all of it - it's too beautiful to stop)
	6:27pm geezerette: Yes!
	6:27pm Joe McG: (I agree!)
	6:28pm Mayuko: (oh hello Joe!!!!!)
	6:29pm coelacanth: agreed here too
	6:30pm Dave B.: The Fleischer brothers knew a thing or two about animation
	6:30pm Joe McG: (hi, mayuko!)
	6:31pm geezerette: Hey coelacanth!
	6:31pm coelacanth: this is especially soothing after 2 hours of sunn o))) (w/ & w/out Scott Walker)
	6:32pm geezerette: Dave B,no kidding!
	6:32pm coelacanth: olá geezerette!
	6:32pm Bill Mac: How do, Ms Mayuko and Drummer Streamers! If you haven’t had enough of your quality programming why not jump back on the Drummer Stream Melody Train from 7:00-9:00 pm for a special edition of Bill Mac’s Zzzzzzero Hour! Click on to the magic link wfmu.org/playlists/shows/65844
	6:36pm coelacanth: there was a certain sadness about it.
	6:38pm coelacanth: Bill! i'll be able to catch some of your show only, unfortunately. i'm just taking a food break right now.
	6:38pm geezerette: Dave B,do you know Lotte Reiniger's work?
	6:41pm Dave B.: The name rings a bell from film school days.... Can't say I'm that well versed, but I'll reacquaint myself
	6:44pm geezerette: It's unlike anyone else's,also black & white and graphically strong.
	6:50pm Ike: Hello! I've missed most of this, but I'll catch up on the archives later, as usual.
	6:50pm Mayuko: The shadow puppet artist Lotte Reiniger?
	6:51pm melinda: Arrived late but I like this Indonesian music.
	6:53pm Mayuko: Hello Ike, and melinda!! Stay tuned for Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac filling in for Kim Sorice tonight, coming up next! wfmu.org...
	6:55pm geezerette: www.youtube.com... Lotte Reiniger 1922 animation Weirdly,it works really well with "Dayung Duabelas"!
	6:56pm geezerette: Yes Mayuko!
	6:58pm coelacanth: Thanks Mayuko! 'till then comrades.
	6:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: I was able to listen to part of the show via the app when I was in the store and caught part of Dr. Gameshow while in the car. Not a bad deal.
	6:58pm geezerette: See ya Ceelo!
	7:00pm Mayuko: Thank you all for listening! See you next week!
	11:01pm zmz: Whoa I got to have 藤圭子 & 淡谷のり子. btw just got 青年時代の登川誠仁 CD, enjoying it every track. WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
	12:36pm fred: I saved this show to listen to on my birthday, but I didn't get beyond the first set. That still was a great gift: that Toshi Ichiyanagi track was amazing. I'll catch the rest tomorrow, between Sonic Protest shows
	7:21am fred: That Wada track was great, thanks for playing the whole of it. And that Kame Itokazu song... so beautiful. We talked about Beauty last week, this song reminded me of "a pile of time", there was a very similar vocal part in that song.
	10:39pm Mayuko: Thank you for listening, zmz! so happy that 青年時代の登川誠仁 arrived and you like it!!
	10:48pm Mayuko: @fred ohh, Denseland is playing at Sonic Protest, wish I could go see too. Kame Itokazu is great, she was born in 1915 and passed away in 1991... I don't understand why it seems like there is no solo album of her. I've heard her only in compilations. anyway, HAPPY BIRTHDAY! I hope you had a beautiful day. You were born on April 8th? That's also Buddha's birthday!
	3:12pm fred: Caryn told me about that (Buddha's birthday in Japan), which is somehow fitting because I saw Circle yesterday and they were totally awesome. Finnish greatness as a bridge between Japan and France, with the US thrown in and other countries welcome. That's how it should be

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Unknown	Military trumpet (Kimigayo / Ashibiki) ラッパ　君が代・足曳	Military trumpet (Kimigayo / Ashibiki) ラッパ　君が代・足曳	Shochiku	1931?
Michi-yacko 美ち奴	Senyu-boshi 戦友星	Sensou no omote to ura 戦争の表と裏	Teichiku	1995	Original 1940’s	0:01:20 (Pop-up)
Hiromasa Manga Eiga Kenkyujo (Animation film lab) 宏昌漫画映画研究所	Kyouryoku Boukuusen 協力防空戦	Kyouryoku Boukuusen 協力防空戦	宏昌漫画映画研究所	1942	Audio from an animation film created to educate Japanese people about all the different types of fire bombs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--SHz-J9rQg	0:04:35 (Pop-up)
Tamaki Tokuyama 徳山璉	Tonari-gumi 隣組		Victor	1940		0:14:53 (Pop-up)
Toshi Ichiyanagi 一柳慧	Love Blinded Ballad (Enka 1969)	Opera "From The Works Of Tadanori Yokoo"	The End Record	1965		0:16:08 (Pop-up)
Karen Constance & Dan Melchior	The Ghost Soldiers	In The Egg	Chocolate Monk	2015		0:23:05 (Pop-up)
This Heat	Makeshift Swahili "Makeshift Swahili" by "This Heat"	Deceit	Rough Trade	1981		0:26:05 (Pop-up)
Nicola Ratti	Elbow "Elbow" by "Nicola Ratti"	Wounded Boys	Where To Now? Records	2015		0:29:56 (Pop-up)
ZNR	Le Grande Compositeur Vu De Face	Barricade 3	ReR	1993	Original 1976	0:33:51 (Pop-up)
Zhongxi Wu & Karen Wei-Min Wong	Lullby	By The River Water	Global Village	2002		0:36:45 (Pop-up)
Felix Kubin	Der Kaiser Ist Gestorben	Zemsta Plutona	Gagarin Records	2014		0:39:17 (Pop-up)
Map 71	Urchin Stomp "Urchin Stomp" by "Map 71"	Sado - Technical - Execise	Foolproof Projects	2016		0:43:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Street musicians in Asakusa, Tokyo	Douki no Sakura 同期の桜		I recorded it with my phone so no label			0:46:01 (Pop-up)
Noboru Kirisima / Misao Matubara / Akiko Futaba 霧島昇・松原操・二葉あき子	Nanda Kushu なんだ空襲	Nanda Kushu なんだ空襲	Victor	1941		0:55:52 (Pop-up)
Akireta Boys あきれたぼういず	Yonin no Totsugeki-hei 四人の突撃兵	ぼういず伝説	Victor	1993	Original 1938	0:59:15 (Pop-up)
Keiko Fuji 藤圭子	Mozu ga Kareki de もずが枯木で	Furusato jojou wo utau ふるさと・叙情を歌う	Sony	2010		1:05:50 (Pop-up)
Noriko Awaya 淡谷のり子	Ame no Blues 雨のブルース	Ame no Blues 雨のブルース	Nippon Columbia	1938		1:08:01 (Pop-up)
Aaron Moore	Drought Harp "Drought Harp" by "Aaron Moore"	Below The Radar - Alrealon Musique Special Edition - From A To U	Wire Magazine	2016		1:11:28 (Pop-up)
Yoshi Wada & Tashi Wada	September 13, 2014 at Issue Project Room	September 13, 2014 at Issue Project Room	Issue Project Room	2014	https://vimeo.com/141567652	1:15:06 (Pop-up)

Kame Itokazu (feat. Rinsho Kadekaru) 糸数カメ (feat. 嘉手苅林昌)	Gunjin-bushi 軍人節 (soldiers’ song)	Okinawa Shimauta 沖縄島唄	Victor	2005		1:45:05 (Pop-up)
M. Sani Burhan	Dayung Duabelas "Dayung Duabelas" by "M. Sani Burhan"	Music Of Indonesia 11: Melayu Music Of Sumatra And The R Iau Islands: Zapin, Mak Yong, Mendu, Ronggent	Smithsonian Folkways	1996		1:48:52 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	From The Morning "From The Morning" by "Nick Drake"	Pink Moon	Island	1972		1:56:12 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	4:55pm Mayuko: The image on the playlist today: “Norakuro” was a Japanese manga(comic book) series created by Suihō Tagawa and very popular among kids. Started in 1931, had run through 1941 until it got banned. The main character Norakuro was a soldier serving in an army of dogs called the "fierce dogs brigade" modeled after Japanese army. But I’ve read that it seemed the real military people of the JP empire didn’t like Norakuro - they thought it was insulting to them that Norakuro the soldier always do funny silly things and make mistakes all the time. So it was written in the way to excite kids for the war but ended up being banned by the military (there are some other theories to explain why it was banned, this is one of them.) Norakuro is an orphan so he doesn’t have a family who would miss him if he dies in a battle, nor would be happy to hear he gets promoted... One of short animation films of Norakuro www.youtube.com...
	4:59pm Gary: Yay
	5:01pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Mayuko! I remembered to tune in this week!
	5:04pm Mayuko: Hi Gary! and Henry! Thanks for tuning in!!
	5:09pm JtotheK: hi everyone!
	5:09pm Mayuko: Welcome on board, JtotheK!
	5:10pm Mayuko: (The leader of the village explained people about the differences btw different types of fire bombs in the first half of the track... and now the air attack begins...)
	5:10pm Dave B.: Verti go go go!
	5:11pm Mayuko: oh hello! Dave B!
	5:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Mayuko and pals. My daughter got some cherry blossom shoes for a present. store.nike.com... I told her to stay out the snow with them!
	5:24pm Gary: That Tadanori Yokoo homage (I'm guessing it was a kind of homage?) was incredible
	5:27pm Polyus: Greetings Mayuko and Vertigoats.
	5:34pm Mayuko: Hello Ken, Polyus, thank you for tuning in!! Gary, I think Tadanori Yokoo participated this album making music with Toshi (although not sure how large his contribution was...) He is indeed known much more for his art, but he worked with Haruomi Hosono on Cochin Moon too so he's got some music stuff in his career... sort of.
	5:35pm Gary: Oh, cool -- I didn't know that
	5:36pm david: Woohoo! Made it home in time to tune in!
	5:40pm Mayuko: ... except Tadanori Yokoo didn't stay until the finish of Cochin Moon and Hosono had to finish it by himself... so it's credited as his solo album... I red it recently in Hosono san's interview and it was very funny.
	5:40pm Mayuko: Hello david! welcome on board!
	5:45pm Stepchild: Wow, this is great!
	6:00pm Mayuko: Hallo, Stepchild! Thank you for tuning in!
	6:01pm Webhamster Henry: Japanese Popeye? ! whoa! a long way from "You're a Sap, Mr. Jap"
	6:02pm Uncle Michael: Wow, that Popeye was cool!
	6:03pm geezerette: Car-to-o-o-o-o-o-n (:c)
	6:03pm Mayuko: @Webhamster Henry YES!! IN 1938! They're amazing! So FREEFORM!
	6:05pm northguineahills: I get 10 minutes of Mayuko today, yaye!
	6:05pm geezerette: They're just as wacky in English,maybe even more so!
	6:07pm Mayuko: And yes, it's especially funny since Popeye beaten up all the "Japs" while WW2, I watched that too. Hello Uncle Michael, geezerette! Glad you made it live for that Akireta Boys, northguineahills, I love love that one.
	6:09pm geezerette: What a voice!
	6:12pm northguineahills: When I lived in Japan, my brothers' babysitter had a whole collection of 30s-40s Popeye cartoons. So, hard to find today.
	6:15pm Dave B.: North Guinnea Hills - I have an official DVD collection of all the original Popeye 33-38. You can find it on Amazon. My recollection is that the conductor/automated voice announcing stations in Japan always sounded like Popeye. just say Shinjuku in Popeye's voice and you'll understand
	6:15pm redkayak: Good evening all :)
	6:19pm Mayuko: Haha! they do have super particular voice to do those train announcement, Dave B, I would often wondered why. Good evening, redkayak, thank you for tuning in!
	6:19pm northguineahills: thanks Dave!
	6:19pm geezerette: The very best Popeyes are the ones from the early 30's,pre war. Those are surreal and funny. The gags are visual, not military. Those are b&w and the drawing is simultaneously beautiful and funny.
	6:19pm northguineahills: Hey, I think I was at this show!
	6:20pm Webhamster Henry: Glad you are playing this Yoshi/Tashi Wada.
	6:21pm Mayuko: @northguineahills whoa! me too! @geezerette I see, that's probably why Japanese people loved him then too...
	6:22pm coelacanth: hello Mayuko and all
	6:23pm Mayuko: hello, coelacanth!!
	6:26pm Mayuko: (I was gonna do an excerpt of this but I think I'll probably just play all of it - it's too beautiful to stop)
	6:27pm geezerette: Yes!
	6:27pm Joe McG: (I agree!)
	6:28pm Mayuko: (oh hello Joe!!!!!)
	6:29pm coelacanth: agreed here too
	6:30pm Dave B.: The Fleischer brothers knew a thing or two about animation
	6:30pm Joe McG: (hi, mayuko!)
	6:31pm geezerette: Hey coelacanth!
	6:31pm coelacanth: this is especially soothing after 2 hours of sunn o))) (w/ & w/out Scott Walker)
	6:32pm geezerette: Dave B,no kidding!
	6:32pm coelacanth: olá geezerette!
	6:32pm Bill Mac: How do, Ms Mayuko and Drummer Streamers! If you haven’t had enough of your quality programming why not jump back on the Drummer Stream Melody Train from 7:00-9:00 pm for a special edition of Bill Mac’s Zzzzzzero Hour! Click on to the magic link wfmu.org/playlists/shows/65844
	6:36pm coelacanth: there was a certain sadness about it.
	6:38pm coelacanth: Bill! i'll be able to catch some of your show only, unfortunately. i'm just taking a food break right now.
	6:38pm geezerette: Dave B,do you know Lotte Reiniger's work?
	6:41pm Dave B.: The name rings a bell from film school days.... Can't say I'm that well versed, but I'll reacquaint myself
	6:44pm geezerette: It's unlike anyone else's,also black & white and graphically strong.
	6:50pm Ike: Hello! I've missed most of this, but I'll catch up on the archives later, as usual.
	6:50pm Mayuko: The shadow puppet artist Lotte Reiniger?
	6:51pm melinda: Arrived late but I like this Indonesian music.
	6:53pm Mayuko: Hello Ike, and melinda!! Stay tuned for Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac filling in for Kim Sorice tonight, coming up next! wfmu.org...
	6:55pm geezerette: www.youtube.com... Lotte Reiniger 1922 animation Weirdly,it works really well with "Dayung Duabelas"!
	6:56pm geezerette: Yes Mayuko!
	6:58pm coelacanth: Thanks Mayuko! 'till then comrades.
	6:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: I was able to listen to part of the show via the app when I was in the store and caught part of Dr. Gameshow while in the car. Not a bad deal.
	6:58pm geezerette: See ya Ceelo!
	7:00pm Mayuko: Thank you all for listening! See you next week!
	11:01pm zmz: Whoa I got to have 藤圭子 & 淡谷のり子. btw just got 青年時代の登川誠仁 CD, enjoying it every track. WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
	12:36pm fred: I saved this show to listen to on my birthday, but I didn't get beyond the first set. That still was a great gift: that Toshi Ichiyanagi track was amazing. I'll catch the rest tomorrow, between Sonic Protest shows
	7:21am fred: That Wada track was great, thanks for playing the whole of it. And that Kame Itokazu song... so beautiful. We talked about Beauty last week, this song reminded me of "a pile of time", there was a very similar vocal part in that song.
	10:39pm Mayuko: Thank you for listening, zmz! so happy that 青年時代の登川誠仁 arrived and you like it!!
	10:48pm Mayuko: @fred ohh, Denseland is playing at Sonic Protest, wish I could go see too. Kame Itokazu is great, she was born in 1915 and passed away in 1991... I don't understand why it seems like there is no solo album of her. I've heard her only in compilations. anyway, HAPPY BIRTHDAY! I hope you had a beautiful day. You were born on April 8th? That's also Buddha's birthday!
	3:12pm fred: Caryn told me about that (Buddha's birthday in Japan), which is somehow fitting because I saw Circle yesterday and they were totally awesome. Finnish greatness as a bridge between Japan and France, with the US thrown in and other countries welcome. That's how it should be

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