WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from January 2, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:02pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Sam, and hope your 2017 is proceeding kindly!
	9:06pm Sam Segal: @LJW! Glad to have you aboard. 2017 is off to a rollicking start.
	9:06pm melinda: hiya!
	9:09pm Sam Segal: Cheers and hellos, @Melinda!
	9:11pm Jeff g.: HNY, Sam!
	9:12pm Carmichael: Every Monday I lose my horse. Strange ...
	9:12pm Scraps: h'lo hi
	9:16pm Sam Segal: @Jeff, @Carmichael, @Scraps, wonderful to see you all, my virtual friends!
	9:20pm northguineahills: 1998 was boss!
	9:20pm northguineahills: as was 2008!
	9:20pm quinn: 1997 was the shit, i was 15. 2007 was the shit, too. 2017? NOT PSYCHED ABOUT IT
	9:21pm northguineahills: 2007 was amazing minus the closing of Tonic in the Lower East Side, the last great venue in Manahattan IMHO.
	9:22pm melinda: Looking back over my years, it seems they are mostly a combination of good things/shit. I can't point to a really great one.
	9:24pm Carmichael: I would prefer not to talk about years, given my advanced age. I'd sound like Lyle ...
	9:25pm melinda: Go ahead, spin us a story!
	9:26pm melinda: Digging Chinese Revenge.
	9:27pm melinda: 1994 was pretty good, though.
	9:28pm Sam Segal: 2008 for life!!
	9:28pm quinn: mid-90s were my glory years. street hockey, truth or dare, greenday, first period
	9:29pm melinda: 2008 sucked ass!
	9:30pm Sam Segal: Strong words, @Melinda! Say more!
	9:31pm melinda: Are we just talking music or life in general? I stopped remembering what music happened when after about 1984. 2008 was a terrible year for me personally, but I don't remember what was happening musically.
	9:32pm Sam Segal: Oh, I meant generally, but more in a general pop culture/history sense.
	9:33pm Doug Schulkind: Segalists unite!
	9:35pm quinn: all i can remember about 2008 is The Crash
	9:35pm Carmichael: I do remember my wife's great uncle talking about how he would go with his dad to watch the Civil War veterans parade in NYC. That freaked me out ...
	9:36pm melinda: My health crashed in 2008, too, along with the economy. That's why I made the suck ass comment. I don't remember what was happening culturally.
	9:37pm Sam Segal: @Doug, what's your nomination for greatest year in human history?
	9:37pm Sam Segal: @Quinn, 2008 was the year my high school basketball team was at its peak. Glory days!
	9:39pm quinn: boy howdy. are you the youngest DJ on wfmu?
	9:40pm Carmichael: I watched lots of people get laid off in 2008. All around me in government. I don't know how I survived it. It was an ugly time.
	9:40pm Carmichael: No shit, Quinn ...
	9:41pm Sam Segal: No, @quinn, I believe Ken was born in 2003!
	9:41pm Carmichael: Reborn, maybe.
	9:45pm Doug Schulkind: Gotta give it to 2000. The year the my daughter, the colossus Lincoln, began striding the earth.
	9:48pm Doug Schulkind: @Carmichael My father used to tell me stories of seeing parades of Civil War vets in his hometown of North Plainfield, NJ. Of course, WWII vets like my 97-year-old pop are now way older than the Civil War vets were in my father's youth.
	9:50pm northguineahills: Huh, in 2008, I worked for the federal gov't. That contract ended in 2010. After that, it was a string of 6 month contract jobs interspersed w/ 6-9 month interviewing process. I start the crappy job tomorrow, still waiting on the better job opportunity, which I should find out w/in 2 weeks.
	9:51pm quinn: good luck, northguineahills!
	9:53pm northguineahills: thanks quinn!
	9:54pm Sam Segal: Keeping our internet-based fingers crossed for you, @ngh!
	9:55pm Carmichael: @ngh: you have a job! That is definitely a good thing. @Doug: just the idea of watching civil war vets was an odd look backwards in time for me. My dad was in the 101st airborne in WW2, and had his own stories. I think I mentioned my military time, which included a stint in Guyana after Jim Jones. I guess we all have stories that shock others.
	9:59pm melinda: I watched a video of film footage of civil war vets marching down the main street of my downtown. Not the same as a live viewing, but kind of weird nonetheless.
	10:01pm northguineahills: I forgot to mention that the Seekesinternational track reminded me of late 90s jungle/ragga. It's rare to hear that anymore.
	10:02pm northguineahills: oh, and thanks everyone!
	10:03pm Carmichael: Ya melinda. That was the 1860s and tore our country apart. It seems so odd to me to watch that video 150 years later.
	10:05pm Carmichael: As Daniel Blumin would say, "danceypants"!
	10:06pm melinda: It's hard to imagine the country being involved in a civil war at all. There's always current talk about the nation being divided, blah blah, but it truly was then.
	10:06pm melinda: danceypants, yes
	10:19pm Sam Segal: @ngh: that Seekers album is basically a collage of '90s ragga radio rips
	10:31pm Carmichael: Ok, firing up the grill. Fajitas night! Good mellow accompanying music.
	10:45pm Carmichael: Dude, that was deep ...
	10:51pm Sam Segal: Thanks, man! Yeah, I know not everyone's ready to hear the TRUTH...but I'm here to break boxes and change the world.
	10:55pm Carmichael: Think outside the bun.
	11:10pm Carmichael: These guys are thinking outside the semi.
	11:13pm Sam Segal: They most certainly are. Great fusion of jazz and the open road.
	11:14pm Carmichael: Lennie. Nuff said.
	11:16pm Scraps: Yep.
	11:26pm northguineahills: Very poppy for Samara....
	11:27pm Carmichael: Just talking about jazz today, and the dearth of keyboardists. But the art form endures.
	11:36pm Sam Segal: I would argue its a great time for jazz keyboardists, @Carmichael! Vijay Iyer, Craig Taborn, Matt Mitchell, Kris Davis, to name a few.
	11:58pm northguineahills: Thanks Sam!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label
Norma Jean Bell	Nobody "Nobody" by "Norma Jean Bell"	Come Into My Room	Mahogani Music
Andrés	Moments in Life "Moments in Life" by "Andrés"	II	Mahogani Music
Obas Nenor	My Way Home "My Way Home" by "Obas Nenor"	Single	Mahogani Music
Seekersinternational	NoCompetition	Presents the RaggaPreservationSociety	Disktopia

Koto	Chinese Revenge (Club Version)	12"	Memory
Len Leise	Wandering "Wandering" by "Len Leise"	Ing	General Purpose
Colored Music	Heartbeat "Heartbeat" by "Colored Music"	More Better Days	Nippon Columbia
Michal Turtle	Meningreen "Meningreen" by "Michal Turtle"	Phantoms of Dreamland	Music From Memory
Dip In The Pool	On Retinae (East Version)	Single	Music From Memory
Ari Lennox	Yuengling "Yuengling" by "Ari Lennox"	PHO	Dreamville
KING	Oh, Please! "Oh, Please!" by "KING"	We Are King	Self-Released
Lloyd Parks	Shake Up Yu Dread "Shake Up Yu Dread" by "Lloyd Parks"	7"	Ganja

Ron Trent & Chez Damier	Morning Factory (Original Mix)	12"	Prescription
Ebony vs 'R'	Real Truth (Original Mix)	Real Truth EP	Jericho One
International Contemporary Ensemble	Aesopica Suite: Overture	Marcos Balter: Aesopica	New Focus
Wheelhouse	Song Sex Part 1 "Song Sex Part 1" by "Wheelhouse"	Boss of the Plains	Aerophonic
Remont Pomp	Szybki Straszny Dąb "Szybki Straszny Dąb" by "Remont Pomp"	Pomp Power	Kilogram
Remont Pomp	Zar Raz "Zar Raz" by "Remont Pomp"	Pomp Power	Kilogram
Mohamed Lamouri	Q "Q" by "Mohamed Lamouri"	Mohamed Lamouri	La Souterraine

Undivided	Hoping The Morning Say "Hoping The Morning Say" by "Undivided"	Moves Between the Clouds - Live in Warsaw	Multikulti Project
Icebreaker	Evol "Evol" by "Icebreaker"	Terminal Velocity	Argo
Erlend Apneseth Trio	Hugskot "Hugskot" by "Erlend Apneseth Trio"	Det Andre Rommet	Hubro
Dave King Trucking Company	Delta Kreme	Surrounded By The Night	Sunnyside
Lennie Tristano & Warne Marsh	I Never Knew	Intuition	Capital Jazz

Tim Stine Trio	Kneeds "Kneeds" by "Tim Stine Trio"	Tim Stine Trio	Astral Spirits
Samara Lubelski	The Nice Price "The Nice Price" by "Samara Lubelski"	Wavelength	De Stijl
Martin Siewert / Martin Brandlmayr	Is This Love?	Too Beautiful to Burn	Erstwhile
Sonic Youth	I Love You Golden Blue	Sonic Nurse	Geffen
Roméo Poirier	Avlaki "Avlaki" by "Roméo Poirier"	Plage Arrière	Kit
Triac	Here Part III "Here Part III" by "Triac"	Here	Line
Roberto Musci	Claudia, Wilhelm R and Me	Tower of Silence	Music From Memory
Sean McCann	LNP "LNP" by "Sean McCann"	Music for Public Ensemble	Recital Program

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Listener comments!
	9:02pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Sam, and hope your 2017 is proceeding kindly!
	9:06pm Sam Segal: @LJW! Glad to have you aboard. 2017 is off to a rollicking start.
	9:06pm melinda: hiya!
	9:09pm Sam Segal: Cheers and hellos, @Melinda!
	9:11pm Jeff g.: HNY, Sam!
	9:12pm Carmichael: Every Monday I lose my horse. Strange ...
	9:12pm Scraps: h'lo hi
	9:16pm Sam Segal: @Jeff, @Carmichael, @Scraps, wonderful to see you all, my virtual friends!
	9:20pm northguineahills: 1998 was boss!
	9:20pm northguineahills: as was 2008!
	9:20pm quinn: 1997 was the shit, i was 15. 2007 was the shit, too. 2017? NOT PSYCHED ABOUT IT
	9:21pm northguineahills: 2007 was amazing minus the closing of Tonic in the Lower East Side, the last great venue in Manahattan IMHO.
	9:22pm melinda: Looking back over my years, it seems they are mostly a combination of good things/shit. I can't point to a really great one.
	9:24pm Carmichael: I would prefer not to talk about years, given my advanced age. I'd sound like Lyle ...
	9:25pm melinda: Go ahead, spin us a story!
	9:26pm melinda: Digging Chinese Revenge.
	9:27pm melinda: 1994 was pretty good, though.
	9:28pm Sam Segal: 2008 for life!!
	9:28pm quinn: mid-90s were my glory years. street hockey, truth or dare, greenday, first period
	9:29pm melinda: 2008 sucked ass!
	9:30pm Sam Segal: Strong words, @Melinda! Say more!
	9:31pm melinda: Are we just talking music or life in general? I stopped remembering what music happened when after about 1984. 2008 was a terrible year for me personally, but I don't remember what was happening musically.
	9:32pm Sam Segal: Oh, I meant generally, but more in a general pop culture/history sense.
	9:33pm Doug Schulkind: Segalists unite!
	9:35pm quinn: all i can remember about 2008 is The Crash
	9:35pm Carmichael: I do remember my wife's great uncle talking about how he would go with his dad to watch the Civil War veterans parade in NYC. That freaked me out ...
	9:36pm melinda: My health crashed in 2008, too, along with the economy. That's why I made the suck ass comment. I don't remember what was happening culturally.
	9:37pm Sam Segal: @Doug, what's your nomination for greatest year in human history?
	9:37pm Sam Segal: @Quinn, 2008 was the year my high school basketball team was at its peak. Glory days!
	9:39pm quinn: boy howdy. are you the youngest DJ on wfmu?
	9:40pm Carmichael: I watched lots of people get laid off in 2008. All around me in government. I don't know how I survived it. It was an ugly time.
	9:40pm Carmichael: No shit, Quinn ...
	9:41pm Sam Segal: No, @quinn, I believe Ken was born in 2003!
	9:41pm Carmichael: Reborn, maybe.
	9:45pm Doug Schulkind: Gotta give it to 2000. The year the my daughter, the colossus Lincoln, began striding the earth.
	9:48pm Doug Schulkind: @Carmichael My father used to tell me stories of seeing parades of Civil War vets in his hometown of North Plainfield, NJ. Of course, WWII vets like my 97-year-old pop are now way older than the Civil War vets were in my father's youth.
	9:50pm northguineahills: Huh, in 2008, I worked for the federal gov't. That contract ended in 2010. After that, it was a string of 6 month contract jobs interspersed w/ 6-9 month interviewing process. I start the crappy job tomorrow, still waiting on the better job opportunity, which I should find out w/in 2 weeks.
	9:51pm quinn: good luck, northguineahills!
	9:53pm northguineahills: thanks quinn!
	9:54pm Sam Segal: Keeping our internet-based fingers crossed for you, @ngh!
	9:55pm Carmichael: @ngh: you have a job! That is definitely a good thing. @Doug: just the idea of watching civil war vets was an odd look backwards in time for me. My dad was in the 101st airborne in WW2, and had his own stories. I think I mentioned my military time, which included a stint in Guyana after Jim Jones. I guess we all have stories that shock others.
	9:59pm melinda: I watched a video of film footage of civil war vets marching down the main street of my downtown. Not the same as a live viewing, but kind of weird nonetheless.
	10:01pm northguineahills: I forgot to mention that the Seekesinternational track reminded me of late 90s jungle/ragga. It's rare to hear that anymore.
	10:02pm northguineahills: oh, and thanks everyone!
	10:03pm Carmichael: Ya melinda. That was the 1860s and tore our country apart. It seems so odd to me to watch that video 150 years later.
	10:05pm Carmichael: As Daniel Blumin would say, "danceypants"!
	10:06pm melinda: It's hard to imagine the country being involved in a civil war at all. There's always current talk about the nation being divided, blah blah, but it truly was then.
	10:06pm melinda: danceypants, yes
	10:19pm Sam Segal: @ngh: that Seekers album is basically a collage of '90s ragga radio rips
	10:31pm Carmichael: Ok, firing up the grill. Fajitas night! Good mellow accompanying music.
	10:45pm Carmichael: Dude, that was deep ...
	10:51pm Sam Segal: Thanks, man! Yeah, I know not everyone's ready to hear the TRUTH...but I'm here to break boxes and change the world.
	10:55pm Carmichael: Think outside the bun.
	11:10pm Carmichael: These guys are thinking outside the semi.
	11:13pm Sam Segal: They most certainly are. Great fusion of jazz and the open road.
	11:14pm Carmichael: Lennie. Nuff said.
	11:16pm Scraps: Yep.
	11:26pm northguineahills: Very poppy for Samara....
	11:27pm Carmichael: Just talking about jazz today, and the dearth of keyboardists. But the art form endures.
	11:36pm Sam Segal: I would argue its a great time for jazz keyboardists, @Carmichael! Vijay Iyer, Craig Taborn, Matt Mitchell, Kris Davis, to name a few.
	11:58pm northguineahills: Thanks Sam!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from January 2, 2017

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