WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from February 13, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:13pm northguineahills: dig! Afrikan Sciences has a melodic 90s Planet Mu feel to it.
	9:14pm Sam Segal: Most definitely, @Ngh! Planet E is another planet this record puts me on.
	9:21pm Carmichael: Heya Sam. No sign of my horse, but the music's great!
	9:25pm melinda: hi folks
	9:26pm Uncle Michael: Up with up!
	9:28pm Sam Segal: Brilliantly put, @Michael! Howdy, heya, hello, @Carmichael and @Melinda!
	9:30pm Uncle Michael: I even like my dourness on wry.
	9:35pm johnk77: @um your seventy show killed
	9:36pm Uncle Michael: Thanks John!
	9:37pm Carmichael: Captain Kirk was wry with the dowager. Apropos of nothing ...
	9:41pm still b/p: This music is helpful for doing some important..or fake...degree of straightening & sorting in my worst piled room before the landlord comes in with an electrician for some work tomorrow and ends up trying to charge me with disorderly hoarderly conduct. "Wry with the dowager" sounds like an 70s Eno song title.
	9:43pm johnk77: this would all work as pre show music s.o.b.s nyc back in the day now getting more danceable well done selecter
	9:48pm Sam Segal: Appreciate it, @John! Good luck, @stillbp. If You Lose Your Horse is a hoarder safe space. You can bring as much useless crap in here as you like.
	9:48pm Carmichael: Selector is actually a sweet dj name.
	9:50pm Carmichael: @bp: no reason to let anyone see your shit. You pay your rent ...
	9:59pm Doug Schulkind: I still get privately embarrassed to admit how long it took me to get the Hip-O was a goof on Rhino.
	10:03pm Uncle Michael: Here, My Dear was a payoff to a divorce settlement. It was intended to be garbage...but Marvin's Marvin...
	10:05pm Uncle Michael: Which Fleetwood Mac are millennials into?
	10:07pm Scraps: Huh. I thought Here My Dear got good reviews, though it has got maybe better since... I know Christgau praised it at the time
	10:08pm Uncle Michael: I guess the answer to my question is 'the Buckingham/Nicks' lineup.
	10:10pm Uncle Michael: Depending on how you count, there have been at least five Fleetwood Macs...maybe seven or eight.
	10:12pm Scraps: Christgau: Marvin Gaye: Here My Dear [Tamla, 1978] The brightness of the disco remix Motown has made available on "A Funky Space Reincarnation" is a vivid reminder of how pathologically laid back Gaye is striving to be. I mean, seventy minutes of pop music with nary a melody line almost qualifies as a tour de force, and the third side barely escapes the turntable at all. Yet this is a fascinating, playable album. Its confessional ranges from naked poetry ("Somebody tell me please/Why do I have to pay attorney fees?" is a modernist trope that ranks with any of Elvis Costello's) to rank jive, because Gaye's self-involvement is so open and unmediated, guileless even at its most insincere, it retains unusual documentary charm. And within the sweet, quiet, seductive, and slightly boring mood Gaye is at such pains to realize, his rhythmic undulations and whisper-to-a-scream timbral shifts can engross the mind, the body, and above all the ear. Definitely a weird one. B+
	10:12pm Uncle Michael: Original quartet add Danny Kirwin subtract Green, add Perfect and Welch subtract Welch, add Buckingham and Nicks subtract Buckingham and Nicks, add Rocky and Billy Burnett etc.
	10:13pm Carmichael: I hereby declare that I will not engage in any discussion about the "real" Fleetwood Mac ....
	10:15pm Ike: Blurp!
	10:15pm Uncle Michael: I'm not debating 'real', I'm just curious about which lineup has been designated cool by the recently-adult.
	10:15pm Carmichael: Or, for that matter, the "real" Pink Floyd.
	10:15pm Sam Segal: The question though, @Scraps, is whether Christgau is a good barometer for general critical opinion
	10:15pm Uncle Michael: Catch a pickle, Ike?
	10:16pm Sam Segal: Oh, hiya, @Ike! @Doug, I'll admit...I didn't get Hip-O joke until you just pointed it out
	10:18pm Scraps: And Xgau gives it up further when the Hip-O repackage was released, giving it 4 stars. Sure, Sam; but when Xgau's being contrary, you can usually figure it out. But you're right, he's only one critic
	10:20pm Carmichael: I identify with Unterberger myself, although yeah it's just one opinion.
	10:21pm Doug Schulkind: @Sam Segal It's no wonder my record label, Buffal-O failed to turn a profit.
	10:27pm Uncle Michael: Offal Records is mine.
	10:31pm Scraps: Wikipedia says both it was "panned", and a few sentences later it was "mixed". Either way, looks like I was wrong. Well, critics were wrong (I say).
	10:34pm Scraps: Reevaluation sure came fast, though.
	10:36pm Scraps: Of course, his early death prompted reevaluation, as it does.
	10:40pm Sam Segal: Good point, @Scraps. Reevaluation is an odd thing. I do feel like the internet and its hunger for content can only speed up the process. Writers need to be the first to "rediscover" a hidden gem.
	10:44pm Uncle Michael: I'll be taking my leave from the comments now. Thanks for the music, Sam. 'night, all.
	10:45pm Scraps: Oh yeah. And certainly I will champion a misunderstood album probably before a everybody-knows album.
	10:46pm Carmichael: Later, UM.
	10:53pm Sam Segal: Peace, @UM!
	11:29pm northguineahills: I'm really behind on the Clean Feed feed lately... (another one of their bands new to me).
	11:34pm Sam Segal: @ngh: Clean Feed really never stops blowing me away. When all is said and done, they'll be thought of as one of the more important labels in the history of jazz, as far as I'm concerned
	11:54pm Dean: Yep. And hat hut.
	11:59pm Sam Segal: Most definitely, @Dean.
	11:59pm Dean: Re: the show's theme tonight, do refer to National Lampoon's high school annual parody, in which appears a parody of a high school history textbook, in which one of the questions posed at the end of the chapter to prompt students to think about counterfactuals is, "What if George Washington had been born a horse?"
	12:01am still b/p: He woulda clopped down a Cherry St., hey!
	12:09am still b/p: He woulda clopped down a Cherry St., heyyy!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from February 13, 2017

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February 13, 2017: I Want a Horse For President

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Artist	Track	Album	Label
E L U C I D	I Want A President (E L U C I D Dub)	Single	Self-Released
Omar S	On Your Way "On Your Way" by "Omar S"	The Best!	FXHE
Afrikan Sciences	Evolved in Twists	Circuitous	PAN
Angelo Tinsley	Get Down With Me "Get Down With Me" by "Angelo Tinsley"	7"	Légère

Odion Iruoje	Alhaja and Obiageri "Alhaja and Obiageri" by "Odion Iruoje"	Down to Earth	Soundway
Tipica 73	Gandinga "Gandinga" by "Tipica 73"	Rumba Caliente	Inca
DjeuhDjoah & Lieutenant Nicholson	Cupidon	T'es Qui?	Hot Casa
Emílio Santiago	Bananeira "Bananeira" by "Emílio Santiago"	Black Rio 2: Original Samba Soul 1971 - 1980	Strut
Nana Love	Hang on Baby "Hang on Baby" by "Nana Love"	Disco Documentary - Full of Funk	BBE
Universal Togetherness Band	Ain't Gonna Cry	Universal Togetherness Band	Numero Group
Marvin Gaye	Time to Get it Together (Alternate Extended Mix) (DJ Smash Remix)	Here, My Dear	Hip-O Select

Phew	Urahara "Urahara" by "Phew"	Ongaku 80 - Alternative Waves From Japan	Hiruko
E-Trance	Forbidden Place "Forbidden Place" by "E-Trance"	Ongaku 90 - Underground Music from Japan	Hiroku
Y Pants	That's The Way Boys Are "That's The Way Boys Are" by "Y Pants"	Beat It Down	Water Wing
Akiko Yano	Gokigen Wanisan "Gokigen Wanisan" by "Akiko Yano"	ごはんができたよ	Japan Record
Blludd Relations	Cold Like the Baron	Sounds of the Universe: Art + Sound 2012-15	Soul Jazz
Sothy	Tawai (Original Version) "Tawai (Original Version)" by "Sothy"	Chansons Laotiennes	Akuphone
The Twelve Hour Foundation	Sun and Air (Part 2)	Shapes, Sounds etc.	Environmental Studies
Aram Bajakian	For Shanir "For Shanir" by "Aram Bajakian"	1E&A	Self-Released
Graeme Miller & Steve Shill	Travelling Theme	The Moomins	Finders Keepers

Solid Gold Playaz	Shh..(Quiet) (ft. Dot)	Single	Silver Network
The Other People Place	Eye Contact	Lifestyles of The Laptop Café	Warp
Joy Orbison	Fuerza "Fuerza" by "Joy Orbison"	Off Season / Fuerza	Hinge Finger
James Mason	Nightgruv (Original Mix)	I Want Your Love	Rush Hour
Knxwledge	brknheartd [READURMIND]IWTTI	HEX10.	Self-Released
Syreeta	She's Leaving Home "She's Leaving Home" by "Syreeta"	Stevie Wonder Presents Syreeta	Motown

Angles 9	Equality and Death (Mothers, Fathers, Where Are Ye?)	Disappeared Behind the Sun	Clean Feed
Tomas Fujiwara & the Hook Up	Solar Wind	After All Is Said	482 Music
Tomeka Reid Quartet	Samo Swing "Samo Swing" by "Tomeka Reid Quartet"	Tomeka Reid Quartet	Thirsty Ear
Idrees Sulieman Quartet Featuring Oscar Dennard	All of You	The 4 American Jazz Men in Tangier	Sunnyside

Roger Eno	Evening Paragraphs "Evening Paragraphs" by "Roger Eno"	Little Things Left Behind 1988-1998	All Saints

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Listener comments!
	9:13pm northguineahills: dig! Afrikan Sciences has a melodic 90s Planet Mu feel to it.
	9:14pm Sam Segal: Most definitely, @Ngh! Planet E is another planet this record puts me on.
	9:21pm Carmichael: Heya Sam. No sign of my horse, but the music's great!
	9:25pm melinda: hi folks
	9:26pm Uncle Michael: Up with up!
	9:28pm Sam Segal: Brilliantly put, @Michael! Howdy, heya, hello, @Carmichael and @Melinda!
	9:30pm Uncle Michael: I even like my dourness on wry.
	9:35pm johnk77: @um your seventy show killed
	9:36pm Uncle Michael: Thanks John!
	9:37pm Carmichael: Captain Kirk was wry with the dowager. Apropos of nothing ...
	9:41pm still b/p: This music is helpful for doing some important..or fake...degree of straightening & sorting in my worst piled room before the landlord comes in with an electrician for some work tomorrow and ends up trying to charge me with disorderly hoarderly conduct. "Wry with the dowager" sounds like an 70s Eno song title.
	9:43pm johnk77: this would all work as pre show music s.o.b.s nyc back in the day now getting more danceable well done selecter
	9:48pm Sam Segal: Appreciate it, @John! Good luck, @stillbp. If You Lose Your Horse is a hoarder safe space. You can bring as much useless crap in here as you like.
	9:48pm Carmichael: Selector is actually a sweet dj name.
	9:50pm Carmichael: @bp: no reason to let anyone see your shit. You pay your rent ...
	9:59pm Doug Schulkind: I still get privately embarrassed to admit how long it took me to get the Hip-O was a goof on Rhino.
	10:03pm Uncle Michael: Here, My Dear was a payoff to a divorce settlement. It was intended to be garbage...but Marvin's Marvin...
	10:05pm Uncle Michael: Which Fleetwood Mac are millennials into?
	10:07pm Scraps: Huh. I thought Here My Dear got good reviews, though it has got maybe better since... I know Christgau praised it at the time
	10:08pm Uncle Michael: I guess the answer to my question is 'the Buckingham/Nicks' lineup.
	10:10pm Uncle Michael: Depending on how you count, there have been at least five Fleetwood Macs...maybe seven or eight.
	10:12pm Scraps: Christgau: Marvin Gaye: Here My Dear [Tamla, 1978] The brightness of the disco remix Motown has made available on "A Funky Space Reincarnation" is a vivid reminder of how pathologically laid back Gaye is striving to be. I mean, seventy minutes of pop music with nary a melody line almost qualifies as a tour de force, and the third side barely escapes the turntable at all. Yet this is a fascinating, playable album. Its confessional ranges from naked poetry ("Somebody tell me please/Why do I have to pay attorney fees?" is a modernist trope that ranks with any of Elvis Costello's) to rank jive, because Gaye's self-involvement is so open and unmediated, guileless even at its most insincere, it retains unusual documentary charm. And within the sweet, quiet, seductive, and slightly boring mood Gaye is at such pains to realize, his rhythmic undulations and whisper-to-a-scream timbral shifts can engross the mind, the body, and above all the ear. Definitely a weird one. B+
	10:12pm Uncle Michael: Original quartet add Danny Kirwin subtract Green, add Perfect and Welch subtract Welch, add Buckingham and Nicks subtract Buckingham and Nicks, add Rocky and Billy Burnett etc.
	10:13pm Carmichael: I hereby declare that I will not engage in any discussion about the "real" Fleetwood Mac ....
	10:15pm Ike: Blurp!
	10:15pm Uncle Michael: I'm not debating 'real', I'm just curious about which lineup has been designated cool by the recently-adult.
	10:15pm Carmichael: Or, for that matter, the "real" Pink Floyd.
	10:15pm Sam Segal: The question though, @Scraps, is whether Christgau is a good barometer for general critical opinion
	10:15pm Uncle Michael: Catch a pickle, Ike?
	10:16pm Sam Segal: Oh, hiya, @Ike! @Doug, I'll admit...I didn't get Hip-O joke until you just pointed it out
	10:18pm Scraps: And Xgau gives it up further when the Hip-O repackage was released, giving it 4 stars. Sure, Sam; but when Xgau's being contrary, you can usually figure it out. But you're right, he's only one critic
	10:20pm Carmichael: I identify with Unterberger myself, although yeah it's just one opinion.
	10:21pm Doug Schulkind: @Sam Segal It's no wonder my record label, Buffal-O failed to turn a profit.
	10:27pm Uncle Michael: Offal Records is mine.
	10:31pm Scraps: Wikipedia says both it was "panned", and a few sentences later it was "mixed". Either way, looks like I was wrong. Well, critics were wrong (I say).
	10:34pm Scraps: Reevaluation sure came fast, though.
	10:36pm Scraps: Of course, his early death prompted reevaluation, as it does.
	10:40pm Sam Segal: Good point, @Scraps. Reevaluation is an odd thing. I do feel like the internet and its hunger for content can only speed up the process. Writers need to be the first to "rediscover" a hidden gem.
	10:44pm Uncle Michael: I'll be taking my leave from the comments now. Thanks for the music, Sam. 'night, all.
	10:45pm Scraps: Oh yeah. And certainly I will champion a misunderstood album probably before a everybody-knows album.
	10:46pm Carmichael: Later, UM.
	10:53pm Sam Segal: Peace, @UM!
	11:29pm northguineahills: I'm really behind on the Clean Feed feed lately... (another one of their bands new to me).
	11:34pm Sam Segal: @ngh: Clean Feed really never stops blowing me away. When all is said and done, they'll be thought of as one of the more important labels in the history of jazz, as far as I'm concerned
	11:54pm Dean: Yep. And hat hut.
	11:59pm Sam Segal: Most definitely, @Dean.
	11:59pm Dean: Re: the show's theme tonight, do refer to National Lampoon's high school annual parody, in which appears a parody of a high school history textbook, in which one of the questions posed at the end of the chapter to prompt students to think about counterfactuals is, "What if George Washington had been born a horse?"
	12:01am still b/p: He woulda clopped down a Cherry St., hey!
	12:09am still b/p: He woulda clopped down a Cherry St., heyyy!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from February 13, 2017

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