WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from May 30, 2016

Listener comments!
	5:01pm Cliff: Good afternoon Mayuko, I wish someone had told me about your show ages ago :D
	5:02pm Cliff: Or at least last year
	5:03pm Mayuko: Good afternoon, Cliff! Thank you for tuning in! Hope you'll enjoy my regular show as well as the fill-in shows - will be on the air again for Dave later tonight and it will be completely different from this one!
	5:04pm Cliff: Yes, I heard that you use swears on this one ;)
	5:06pm Mayuko: haha!
	5:10pm Cliff: I like the photo on your "Beauty" playlist, btw, is there a story behind it?
	5:11pm Mayuko: About Bob Sam and the cemetery: www.alaskapublic.org...
	5:15pm Stanley: That Bob Sam sounded like our own Bob Brainen. Hello Mayuko
	5:15pm maestroso: Hello Mayuko! Good to hear your show again. And two shows today!
	5:16pm Cliff: That's wonderful the way that community banded together to protect their cemetery.
	5:20pm Mayuko: Hi Stanley and maestroso! Thank you for tuning in!! Hope you're all having wonderful weekend.
	5:23pm Mayuko: Cliff, that show was kind of like an homage for Ryuichi Sakamoto's album Beauty, and I wanted to use somewhat similar photo to its cover (black and white portrait of Ryuichi) I thought that Eikoh Hosoe's photo on the playlist showed "beauty" of humans quite well.
	5:26pm Cliff: (looks up album cover) Yes, they do complement each other nicely!
	5:40pm Gary: Yay!
	5:51pm Cliff: Tlinget is a native language spoken in Alaska & British Columbia, and you're right, it's actually pronounced "klinget"
	5:56pm Cliff: (Though we both misspelled it...it's actually "Tlingit" :)
	6:03pm maestroso: I'm SO enjoying this show Mayuko.
	6:06pm Mayuko: oh THANK YOU, Cliff! was so hard to tell. Hello Gary! SO happy to hear that, maestroso!! I could never be sure if I was the only one who's excited by the music I play, haha.
	6:06pm Cliff: And actually Tlingit is the name of the tribe, while the language is called Lingít: en.wikipedia.org... I'm just going to stop posting half-remembered stuff from grad school now, haha \_o_/
	6:08pm Stanley: Interesting collection of songs tonight, Mayuko. Bed time now but next time I tune in will be from Tokyo. I took your advice and got a place to stay in Asakusa. I'll let you know how I get on.
	6:08pm Gary: The music is great, Mayuko
	6:09pm Mayuko: ohh, so that "Lingít" was actually their own spelling but just using english alphabet! I'll look into that link, Cliff!
	6:11pm maestroso: What Gary said, and the descriptions you are providing are very informative. Thank you!
	6:12pm Mayuko: OH Stanley! You'll get to see Hoozuki ichi at Asakusa temple!!!
	6:13pm Mayuko: oh wait no, that's in July! too bad! It's beautiful!
	6:14pm Mayuko: well enjoy your trip Stanley, I wanna hear how do you like it there in Asakusa when you're back!
	6:16pm Stanley: Thanks Mayuko
	6:17pm Mayuko: And thank you for your kind words, Gary and maestroso, I'm really enjoying learning all these things myself!
	6:26pm redkayak: Good evening all :)
	6:26pm Mayuko: Good evening, redkayak, thank you for tuning in!
	6:27pm Ike: Sounds good!
	6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Memorial Day Weekend...even the dulcimers are hammered...
	6:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...(beautiful & fascinating)...
	6:30pm maestroso: lol RR N63
	6:31pm Mayuko: Hallos, Ike, RRabbit!! Glad to have you guys on board!
	6:31pm Cliff: We do like the puns here, don't we
	6:33pm Mayuko: ((((( I don't get puns and jokes! tragic )))))
	6:34pm Mayuko: jokes are difficult.
	6:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (The Santur is a dulcimer played w/ hammers - 'hammered' - & being drunk is 'hammered' - which everybody in the U.S. is on this Memorial Day Weekend, which is supposedly to commemorate all our War Dead - but is a three-day weekend that officially unofficially starts Summer...)
	6:37pm Cliff: Kyary Pamyu Pamyu does "pon, pon, pon" (clap, clap, clap) and makes "pan, pan, pan" (bread, bread, bread): youtu.be... So it's a pon/pan pun.
	6:37pm melinda: Glad to catch the last 25 minutes! Had a crappy exit from work today. Good dulcimer joke, Rabbit.
	6:40pm Gary: By exit, I hope you don't mean you quit or was laid off, Melinda! :(
	6:41pm Mayuko: a-ha! Thanks to RR now it's like I was playing an appropriate thing for today!
	6:43pm melinda: Hi Gary! No, not like that! Just some street-punk types mocking me for indicating that they needed to give me more room to drive past them in the alley behind my workplace. I don't normally use judgey terms like street-punk, either, but they acted like it. I'm sensitive, but I'll get over it.
	6:45pm Mayuko: Welcome, melinda! too bad you're not hammered! Hope you can relax a bit in the evening.
	6:46pm Gary: Rev Rab, Memorial Day here in Astoria means a street fair that goes from about where I live on Broadway, all the way down to Steinway. An excuse to eat grilled corn, zeppole, or okonomiyaki on the street with a bunch of people walking around you
	6:46pm Mayuko: oh no! I just saw the detail, melinda. probably THEY were drunk which can't excuse anything.
	6:47pm Gary: Weird interactions with strangers like that can be upsetting :( ...
	6:49pm melinda: Thanks Mayuko! The music is helping. And thanks for understanding, Gary.
	6:50pm Mayuko: Stay tuned for Global Grease starting at 7pm! Listen & comment here: wfmu.org...
	6:50pm Cliff: Thanks Mayuko! See you in a couple hours, jaa mata ne ^__^
	6:53pm Joe McG: It's true, Mayuko, when I get a haircut, it IS summer! Great show, thanks!
	6:53pm Ike: Hmm @Gary, somehow eatingintranslation.com missed that street fair, otherwise maybe I'd've checked it out. They usually list all of the interesting ones. Or is okonomiyaki an outlier there w/nothing else much unusual?
	6:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...fascinating how you can have three people (...or more...) do 'International Music' programs - & each be so distinct, & expressive of a singular personality. Strange how much different Artists' tracks chosen & segued as a Webio Program can express a personality so effectively...Thx Mayuko !
	7:00pm maestroso: Wonderful show Mayuko, I'll try to catch some of your later show!
	7:02pm ディフ: Oh no. I forgot to listen to your show again Mayuko chan!
	7:02pm Gary: Thanks for the terrific music! And, Ike, there are always a couple of interesting booths at the fair, food-wise, but it's mostly jerk Chicken, Italian sausages, and grilled corn
	7:02pm Mayuko: Thank you all so much for listening! Have a beautiful summer week, everyone.
	3:27pm fred: I think this show broke my clicky-star record. I'd love to hear Marewrew live, I've been asking about making it happen but it would take several venues sharing the cost for a tour. No easy thing. I think the best bet in Paris would be the Japanese cultural center, but that's a long shot. They do have a great space though, and seem open.
	12:48am Mayuko: Japanese cultural center sounds like a kind of venue they could possibly get a grant from The Japan Foundation or something to play at. They've been working with Oki (probably you know him?, the well known Ainu Tonkori player) and opened up for his band Oki Dub Ainu Band so if he is touring there's a chance Marewrew coming with them? I guess I should keep an eye on this too!
	12:49am Mayuko: And thank you for listening, I am so happy you enjoyed this show, fred.

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from May 30, 2016

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May 30, 2016: Your Voice Touches My String

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Voices "Voices"
Marewrew マレウレウ	Arian "Arian" by "Marewrew マレウレウ"	Cikapuni	Chikar Studio / Tuff Beats	2016
Shigeru Kayano 萱野茂	Yaitorenpekoiki ヤイト°レンペコイキ (自分の憑き神と喧嘩をする) (excerpt)	Yukar, The Ainu Epic Songs	King Records	1999		0:03:52 (Pop-up)
Bob Sam	STA Candidate Statement "STA Candidate Statement" by "Bob Sam"	KCAW News			http://www.alaskapublic.org/2015/11/27/ak-caretaker-for-the-dead-receives-unexpected-help/	0:09:31 (Pop-up)
Mt. Edgecomb School Boys Chorus	Tlinget Rowing Song	American Folklife Center	Library of Congress	1950		0:11:48 (Pop-up)
Unknown	Ax Yee Gaa "Ax Yee Gaa" by "Unknown"	Lingít Dléigoox' (Tlingit Lullabies)	Native American Indian Values Enrichment, Inc.	1998	http://www.alaskool.org/Language/Tlingit/Dog_Point_CD2.htm	0:13:54 (Pop-up)
Mungo Martin	Love Song "Love Song" by "Mungo Martin"	Haida: Indian Music of the Pacific Northwest	Folkways Records	1984		0:15:54 (Pop-up)
John Panamarkoff	Alaskan Promyshlenniki		Library of Congress	1958		0:17:26 (Pop-up)
R.S. Banjaransari	The Legend Of Dewaruci Kaca	The Vocal Art Of Java	UNESCO	1979		0:19:21 (Pop-up)
Unknown	Bulu Chorus "Bulu Chorus" by "Unknown"	Africa South of the Sahara	Folkways Records	1958		0:28:32 (Pop-up)
Unknown	Waï Ke Buruku "Waï Ke Buruku" by "Unknown"	Papua New Guinea : Huli (Highlands)	Philips	1993	Recorded in 1974	0:30:33 (Pop-up)
The Gyuto Monks	Sangw Duepa Buddism Chants (excerpt)	Buddhist Chant 2 Gyuto Monastery, Bomdile	Victor	2000	Original 1989 recorded in Dharamsala	0:36:25 (Pop-up)
Unknown	Strassenhofe yidn "Strassenhofe yidn" by "Unknown"	The Stonehill Jewish Song Collection	The Stonehill Jewish Song Collection	1948	http://www.ctmd.org/stonehill.htm	0:39:45 (Pop-up)

Strings "Strings"
Takao Morishima 盛島貴男	Shokuryo ni tsuite no uta / Mame jigoku 食料についての歌・豆地獄	Amami Tategoto 奄美竪琴	Usatrene	2015		1:00:31 (Pop-up)
Yakob Mberu, Yermiasu August Pah	Batu Matia	Music Of Sasandu	King Records	1994	Recorded in 1992	1:07:24 (Pop-up)
Ebanga Theophile	Ngon Nnanga Ebogo / The Girl From The Nnanga Ebogo People	Mvet Ai Mendzang: Music Of The Beti In Cameroon	Wergo	2005		1:14:54 (Pop-up)
Tashi Dorji	Trembles "Trembles" by "Tashi Dorji"	Appa	Bathetic Records	2015		1:18:40 (Pop-up)
Unknown	Kora- Malinke "Kora- Malinke" by "Unknown"	Afrique Vol. 4	Vogue Productions	1958	Recorded by Gilbert Rouget	1:22:35 (Pop-up)
P.G. Six	#3 for Bray Harp "#3 for Bray Harp" by "P.G. Six"	Music From The Sherman Box Series And Other Works	Amish Records	2006		1:24:25 (Pop-up)
Hossein Malek	Invention 3 (Mahur)	Santur Orient Occident	Sub Rosa	2016		1:27:42 (Pop-up)
Chikuzan Takahashi 高橋竹山	Tsugaru Mikudari 津軽三下り	Tsugaru-jamisen 津軽三味線	King Records	1972	Original 1963	1:34:58 (Pop-up)
Abba Gargando	Zinezju Meghdem "Zinezju Meghdem" by "Abba Gargando"	Ishilan n-Tenere	Sahel Sounds	2010		1:38:54 (Pop-up)
George Boldwin	Country Girl Blues	Mississippi Blues & Gospel 1934 - 1942	Document Records	1995		1:43:06 (Pop-up)
El-G & Charlene Darling ‎	Au Grand Dam Du'jour	Au Grand Dam Du'jour	Self Release	2006		1:44:50 (Pop-up)
Donovan	The Summer Day Reflection Song	Fairytale	Pye Records	1965		1:49:42 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:01pm Cliff: Good afternoon Mayuko, I wish someone had told me about your show ages ago :D
	5:02pm Cliff: Or at least last year
	5:03pm Mayuko: Good afternoon, Cliff! Thank you for tuning in! Hope you'll enjoy my regular show as well as the fill-in shows - will be on the air again for Dave later tonight and it will be completely different from this one!
	5:04pm Cliff: Yes, I heard that you use swears on this one ;)
	5:06pm Mayuko: haha!
	5:10pm Cliff: I like the photo on your "Beauty" playlist, btw, is there a story behind it?
	5:11pm Mayuko: About Bob Sam and the cemetery: www.alaskapublic.org...
	5:15pm Stanley: That Bob Sam sounded like our own Bob Brainen. Hello Mayuko
	5:15pm maestroso: Hello Mayuko! Good to hear your show again. And two shows today!
	5:16pm Cliff: That's wonderful the way that community banded together to protect their cemetery.
	5:20pm Mayuko: Hi Stanley and maestroso! Thank you for tuning in!! Hope you're all having wonderful weekend.
	5:23pm Mayuko: Cliff, that show was kind of like an homage for Ryuichi Sakamoto's album Beauty, and I wanted to use somewhat similar photo to its cover (black and white portrait of Ryuichi) I thought that Eikoh Hosoe's photo on the playlist showed "beauty" of humans quite well.
	5:26pm Cliff: (looks up album cover) Yes, they do complement each other nicely!
	5:40pm Gary: Yay!
	5:51pm Cliff: Tlinget is a native language spoken in Alaska & British Columbia, and you're right, it's actually pronounced "klinget"
	5:56pm Cliff: (Though we both misspelled it...it's actually "Tlingit" :)
	6:03pm maestroso: I'm SO enjoying this show Mayuko.
	6:06pm Mayuko: oh THANK YOU, Cliff! was so hard to tell. Hello Gary! SO happy to hear that, maestroso!! I could never be sure if I was the only one who's excited by the music I play, haha.
	6:06pm Cliff: And actually Tlingit is the name of the tribe, while the language is called Lingít: en.wikipedia.org... I'm just going to stop posting half-remembered stuff from grad school now, haha \_o_/
	6:08pm Stanley: Interesting collection of songs tonight, Mayuko. Bed time now but next time I tune in will be from Tokyo. I took your advice and got a place to stay in Asakusa. I'll let you know how I get on.
	6:08pm Gary: The music is great, Mayuko
	6:09pm Mayuko: ohh, so that "Lingít" was actually their own spelling but just using english alphabet! I'll look into that link, Cliff!
	6:11pm maestroso: What Gary said, and the descriptions you are providing are very informative. Thank you!
	6:12pm Mayuko: OH Stanley! You'll get to see Hoozuki ichi at Asakusa temple!!!
	6:13pm Mayuko: oh wait no, that's in July! too bad! It's beautiful!
	6:14pm Mayuko: well enjoy your trip Stanley, I wanna hear how do you like it there in Asakusa when you're back!
	6:16pm Stanley: Thanks Mayuko
	6:17pm Mayuko: And thank you for your kind words, Gary and maestroso, I'm really enjoying learning all these things myself!
	6:26pm redkayak: Good evening all :)
	6:26pm Mayuko: Good evening, redkayak, thank you for tuning in!
	6:27pm Ike: Sounds good!
	6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Memorial Day Weekend...even the dulcimers are hammered...
	6:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...(beautiful & fascinating)...
	6:30pm maestroso: lol RR N63
	6:31pm Mayuko: Hallos, Ike, RRabbit!! Glad to have you guys on board!
	6:31pm Cliff: We do like the puns here, don't we
	6:33pm Mayuko: ((((( I don't get puns and jokes! tragic )))))
	6:34pm Mayuko: jokes are difficult.
	6:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (The Santur is a dulcimer played w/ hammers - 'hammered' - & being drunk is 'hammered' - which everybody in the U.S. is on this Memorial Day Weekend, which is supposedly to commemorate all our War Dead - but is a three-day weekend that officially unofficially starts Summer...)
	6:37pm Cliff: Kyary Pamyu Pamyu does "pon, pon, pon" (clap, clap, clap) and makes "pan, pan, pan" (bread, bread, bread): youtu.be... So it's a pon/pan pun.
	6:37pm melinda: Glad to catch the last 25 minutes! Had a crappy exit from work today. Good dulcimer joke, Rabbit.
	6:40pm Gary: By exit, I hope you don't mean you quit or was laid off, Melinda! :(
	6:41pm Mayuko: a-ha! Thanks to RR now it's like I was playing an appropriate thing for today!
	6:43pm melinda: Hi Gary! No, not like that! Just some street-punk types mocking me for indicating that they needed to give me more room to drive past them in the alley behind my workplace. I don't normally use judgey terms like street-punk, either, but they acted like it. I'm sensitive, but I'll get over it.
	6:45pm Mayuko: Welcome, melinda! too bad you're not hammered! Hope you can relax a bit in the evening.
	6:46pm Gary: Rev Rab, Memorial Day here in Astoria means a street fair that goes from about where I live on Broadway, all the way down to Steinway. An excuse to eat grilled corn, zeppole, or okonomiyaki on the street with a bunch of people walking around you
	6:46pm Mayuko: oh no! I just saw the detail, melinda. probably THEY were drunk which can't excuse anything.
	6:47pm Gary: Weird interactions with strangers like that can be upsetting :( ...
	6:49pm melinda: Thanks Mayuko! The music is helping. And thanks for understanding, Gary.
	6:50pm Mayuko: Stay tuned for Global Grease starting at 7pm! Listen & comment here: wfmu.org...
	6:50pm Cliff: Thanks Mayuko! See you in a couple hours, jaa mata ne ^__^
	6:53pm Joe McG: It's true, Mayuko, when I get a haircut, it IS summer! Great show, thanks!
	6:53pm Ike: Hmm @Gary, somehow eatingintranslation.com missed that street fair, otherwise maybe I'd've checked it out. They usually list all of the interesting ones. Or is okonomiyaki an outlier there w/nothing else much unusual?
	6:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...fascinating how you can have three people (...or more...) do 'International Music' programs - & each be so distinct, & expressive of a singular personality. Strange how much different Artists' tracks chosen & segued as a Webio Program can express a personality so effectively...Thx Mayuko !
	7:00pm maestroso: Wonderful show Mayuko, I'll try to catch some of your later show!
	7:02pm ディフ: Oh no. I forgot to listen to your show again Mayuko chan!
	7:02pm Gary: Thanks for the terrific music! And, Ike, there are always a couple of interesting booths at the fair, food-wise, but it's mostly jerk Chicken, Italian sausages, and grilled corn
	7:02pm Mayuko: Thank you all so much for listening! Have a beautiful summer week, everyone.
	3:27pm fred: I think this show broke my clicky-star record. I'd love to hear Marewrew live, I've been asking about making it happen but it would take several venues sharing the cost for a tour. No easy thing. I think the best bet in Paris would be the Japanese cultural center, but that's a long shot. They do have a great space though, and seem open.
	12:48am Mayuko: Japanese cultural center sounds like a kind of venue they could possibly get a grant from The Japan Foundation or something to play at. They've been working with Oki (probably you know him?, the well known Ainu Tonkori player) and opened up for his band Oki Dub Ainu Band so if he is touring there's a chance Marewrew coming with them? I guess I should keep an eye on this too!
	12:49am Mayuko: And thank you for listening, I am so happy you enjoyed this show, fred.

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from May 30, 2016

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