WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 7, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: hey irwin and everyone!!!
	3:02pm Sem Chumbo: Hello, Irwin, and Chusidians of all ilks. Pick your ilk from the menu < opposite.
	3:03pm glenn: rinse the blood from my toga. stat.
	3:04pm Carmichael: Kumbaya, Irwinites.
	3:06pm Dean: Name of this band always brings to mind Norwegian feminist literary theorist Toril Moi.
	3:06pm Hoboken Jack: Hello Irwin, Bronwyn, and anyone else with a "win" suffix. #winwyn
	3:07pm Bronwyn Bishop: hello jack!
	3:07pm Irwin: Hi, Jackwen. Hey, BB, does everyone at work love your choice of stations?
	3:08pm Bronwyn Bishop: i always listen to my earbuds at work. but we're moving into an open plan office and people suggested maybe having music playing and each person gets to pick the music for the day. i was all for it and was hoping my day would be thursdays so everyone would experience diane kamikaze and fabio while trying to do spreadsheets. but sadly i don't think its happening.
	3:09pm Michael 98145: @BB, erk, that could turn out rather badly
	3:10pm Michael 98145: for you, i mean
	3:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: sometimes i accidentally leave fmu playing when i take my headphones out of the computer and then something crazy will blast in the office until i find the mute button. always a fun time
	3:13pm Irwin: Jad Fair singing IN TUNE. And they thought ...
	3:14pm Michael 98145: my headphones are bonding to my head
	👻 3:14pm Mark the Sardine: I like today's drawing
	3:19pm Bronwyn Bishop: i played a live version of this a while back. this song is great
	3:20pm Parq: Oh man, love this Van Ronk NJ tribute.
	3:20pm Bronwyn Bishop: my boyfriend and i have developed a game when we go to record stores. we have noticed that seemingly every $1 record bin has at least one copy of "twin sons of different mothers" by dan fogelberg and that other guy. last time we went record shopping we came up with the challenge that whoever finds a copy of that record in a $1 bin first wins. loser has to buy the record. i know thats apropos of nothing but i felt like sharing our ingenious and minimally expensive pastime
	3:24pm Dean: I'm always tempted to ask record store clerks in places with used and $1 bins if they have any, e.g., Dan Fogelberg (or Carole King or Boston, etc.) records. Just to be juvenile.
	3:25pm glenn: hmmmm. how many copies of that album do you now own?
	3:25pm Bronwyn Bishop: none so far but someday, thousands!
	3:26pm Dean: Should be "loser has to listen to the record."
	3:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: @dean: hahaha
	3:26pm Michael 98145: you can make wall clocks of the discs and sell them at summer street fairs
	3:28pm Michael 98145: twin sons / even a stopped clock is correct twice a day
	3:28pm ɨ k ɛ: You can donate them to Matmos so to be smashed or ground up in future live shows, eliciting further storms of protest on WFMU's Farcebook page!
	3:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Mingus invented CrimeJazz.' Discuss.
	3:30pm Bronwyn Bishop: there you go ike, i like that plan
	3:31pm Andal: What is even going on! i know what the weaver is. hippy co-op. it is in carrboro. chapel hill is boring suburban hell in light blue.
	3:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...audio equivalent of them glasses what let you see who the Lizards are...
	3:37pm Laura L: I had nearly forgotten about Joel Clark and the insurance extravaganzas!
	3:38pm Irwin: Found it today looking for something else. Time for the T&C revival.
	3:42pm Irwin: Two weeks in a row for this song.
	3:42pm Dean: Mention of Fogelberg brings back memories. For instance, I remember a guy in junior high and high school avidly recommending Mahavishnu Orchestra's "Birds of Fire" and various King Crimson records. We're talking 1973, '74, or so. Accordingly, I listened to his suggestions and learned that much more about then new music. But he also sang praises of Fogelberg ... or was it Tim Weisberg? Or both, as in "Twin Sons..."? Anyway, kinda puzzling that lapse in taste.
	3:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yay set.
	3:59pm Bronwyn Bishop: my boyfriend and i have started to call all the teen idols of the early 60s (whom we have recently become obsessed with) "bobby" because so many of them were named bobby. so now we call them, for example, bobby sedaka, bobby nelson, bobby anka, bobby avalon, bobby pitney, and bobby tillotson. my boyfriend and i are kinda weird, guys
	4:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: i now want to rename my fmu show "that idiot music show"
	4:03pm Irwin: Full playlists for the Music Factory eps are posted after the show.
	4:04pm glenn: which sounds much better than "that idiot's music show".
	4:05pm Bronwyn Bishop: right, its the show itself thats an idiot
	4:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so far, savant...
	👻 4:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: "You don't have to be an idiot to listen to this show, but it sure helps."
	4:12pm Parq: Oh, I assumed that meant it was a show full of idiot music. I'd be so down with that.
	👻 4:12pm Alison Porchnik: It's going to be another get-home-and-pour-a-tall-glass-of-wine-night. Just FYI. This mellow music is but the prelude.
	4:15pm Irwin: Stressful workday, AP?
	4:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thing between Bob Darin & Tim Hardin is interesting. I heard about it here: digital.vpr.net... ...but not everytone archives like FMU - & you can't hear it. Bart: 'Is there a point to this story?' Homer: ...'I love stories'...
	👻 4:16pm Alison Porchnik: I belong in that engraving. On a more pleasant/melancholy note, I think this is the most moving of all the versions of this song.
	4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rough & tender. Precise & raspy. Voice in a million.
	4:22pm berbo: "Joni Mitchell" - whatever became of her?
	👻 4:24pm Listening Out There: Berbo...see jonimitchell.com...
	4:25pm ChrisB.: Tom sounds a little gassed today. But he seems to be having a good time.
	4:35pm Irwin: Idea: In the spirit of the Tullis & Clark Expedition, I'm going to post downloadable wavs of all Music Factory commercials and invite remixes. I'm so sick of hearing these fortnight after fortnight. Let's freshen and mash 'em up.
	4:35pm Parq: Van Ronk did another brilliant Joni cover, of "That Song About the Midway" on the mid-70s "Sunday Street" album.
	4:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...reminds me of the Hippie band in 'President's Analyst'...somehow...
	4:42pm glenn: these guys are baked.
	4:43pm glenn: obvious, but still.
	4:43pm Lewis: All I remember of The President's Analyst is the punchline...
	4:44pm Parq: Had a Holy Modal Rounders album on cassette with their version of "Swamp".
	👻 4:46pm Listening Out There: Hey, host...when's the Bob and Ray series starting?
	👻 4:47pm Listening Out There: Am obviously looking forward to hanging by my thumbs...
	4:48pm Irwin: Don't have the B&R eps. Someone promised to send three or four but he hasn't yet and don't know if it was a serious offer. I'll follow up. The segs I heard sounded like classic B&R = droll comedy sketches, but juxtaposed with psychedelia and folk-rock. Strange brew.
	4:49pm flashbazbo: Tom Rush was the early Joni adopter. I'm ranking daves version 6th and I've only heard 4 sides now. Let's say it's no teddy bears picnic
	👻 4:51pm Listening Out There: Dang. :( Keep digging. It's for a good cause...
	4:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Psych into Sunshine into A.M. Gold ...ProtoMetal ...Bubblegum ...ProtoPunk Garage... ...Psych into Prog ...Return to Earth ProtoAmericanaRawk ...what a period between the Summer of Love & the 70s...
	5:01pm Passaic River Blues: That is a capital idea.
	5:02pm Webhamster Henry: oh man, Irwin, Commercial remixes 'r' us!
	5:03pm zak: leave the Nico ad alone please, it's strangely comforting
	5:03pm Irwin: "Nico is violently beautiful. Women hate war. It's like owning a work of art.""
	5:04pm zak: exactly
	👻 5:07pm Listening Out There: I'll buy it...
	5:07pm Mark R: I was sitting at a light with my stereo blasting and a guy pulled up next to me on his bicycle. He said, "Who is that?" I said, "That's Horace Silver." Then the light changed.
	5:09pm steve: lol!
	5:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...interesting, but this Sgt. Pepper Remix isn't what I expected...
	5:10pm Kat in Chicago: WFMU: that's not two browser tabs open playing music, that's our programming.
	5:10pm Irwin: HVB: www.indexical.org...
	5:11pm steve: this brings me joy. thank you.
	5:11pm Hoboken Jack: Is this one of those mashups the kids get so worked up about?
	5:11pm Lewis: @Kat in Chicago = well played! (I did the test :-) )
	5:12pm Laura L: Even the add ons don't lessen my aversion to the Springsteen, and if anything could do it, that would be it.
	5:13pm common: Good eve
	5:17pm glenn: i kinda wished i liked springsteen more, since he seems like a genuinely good dude, bit i just don't. except for nebraska. that's a great record.
	5:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It actually takes the stuff I don't like out of the arrangement & production, keeps his great song & voice, & adds interesting edge. I'm weird.
	5:18pm Irwin: Love the first two LPs, which are ragged and street-smart. He lost me from BTR on.
	5:18pm Carmichael: Think I mentioned it before, but that hippie band in President's Analyst featured Barry McGuire, who later strums some hippie dippie song in a field while the spies around Coburn are killing each other.
	5:19pm Laura L: I just could never strap my hands round his engine.
	5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Carm: ...& there's a version I think they put a different song in later - I thot for style reasons, but now I think of it - maybe royalties or something...
	5:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He's overprobruced.
	5:21pm Irwin: Laura FTW!
	5:22pm Hoboken Jack: I love Springsteen. I find the sequencing of The River particularly lovely.
	5:26pm Michael 98145: I still remember the BIG deal the Village Voice made about the arrival of Springsteen to the music world.
	5:28pm Parq: Okay, this Neil remix is becoming genuinely painful.
	5:29pm Fredericks: Greg Brown?! Like it.
	5:29pm sweeks: Eugene, Oregon. My hometown.
	5:30pm Sem Chumbo: Enjoying the Happy Valley Band. But then I have removed my tonsils with garden bypass shears and that was pretty fun, too.
	5:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & cold toilet seats. We dig 'em.
	5:33pm Dean: There's a restaurant in town--Albany, CA--called Cafe Eugene, featuring a menu grounded in the cuisine of Eugene, OR. No kidding.
	5:34pm Carmichael: Damn! I was just in and around Albany on Saturday. Wish I would have known.
	5:35pm sweeks: Really Dean? Crazy. What do they serve? Granola, quinoa, grilled salmon and beet salad?
	5:36pm steve: the Happy Valley Band was the most inspired thing i've heard in a while! thanks for sharing those.
	5:37pm Michael 98145: ( i think i prefer Hop Valley to Happy Valley... :)
	5:41pm Dean: Definitely salmon, and quinoa, "Northwest Coastal Stew," and an odd dish I've never heard of before. It's called a "burger." See for yourself: http://www.cafeeugene.com/menu/
	5:42pm Dean: Carmichael: No kidding? Whereabouts? Did you head to Down Home in El Cerrito?
	5:43pm glenn: not crazy about quinoa, but i like the salmon, beets and granola.
	5:44pm Irwin: Depends how you prep the quinoa. Versatile grain.
	5:46pm Michael 98145: quinoa, miracle of the Andes
	👻 5:46pm Alison Porchnik: Irwin is the reclusive Quinoa King of Hoboken NJ
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Most protein of any grain? If not the tastiest...
	5:49pm glenn: a bit about northern passages. www.postcity.com...
	5:53pm Michael 98145: as always, thank you, Irwin
	5:54pm flashbazbo: Meeting across the river was a cool tune from born to run
	5:56pm Irwin: Quinoa is also naturally GF.
	5:56pm Michael 98145: ( you all need to see Baby Gramps' model train layouts someday )
	5:56pm sweeks: You're on a Northwest kick, I see, Irwin. Baby Gramps is like a king in some circles around OR and WA
	5:57pm Michael 98145: ^ a bit of Folklife Festival
	5:57pm sweeks: Wash down your quinoa with an IPA and it's all good
	5:57pm Fredericks: I thought Baby Gramps was Steve Weber.
	5:58pm sweeks: @ Michael--I just played at Folklife a couple weeks ago!
	5:59pm Michael 98145: bravo !
	5:59pm Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Irwin.
	👻 5:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thank you and good night, Baby Gramps.
	6:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great fun.
	6:00pm Fredericks: Hey the name of that album?
	5:28pm norm saunders: @j.j. grandville: http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5484/9302150804_ce99582e19.jpg

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Toro y Moi	Omaha "Omaha" by "Toro y Moi"	Omaha - single	0:03:38 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Giuffre 3	The Swamp People "The Swamp People" by "Jimmy Giuffre 3"	Trav'lin Light	0:06:32 (Pop-up)
Jad Fair & Kramer	Red Red Sun "Red Red Sun" by "Jad Fair & Kramer"	The History of Crying	0:12:04 (Pop-up)

Dave Van Ronk	Garden State Stomp "Garden State Stomp" by "Dave Van Ronk"	Goin' Back to Brooklyn	0:18:20 (Pop-up)
doubleVee	Dangerous World "Dangerous World" by "doubleVee"	The Moonlit Fables of Jack the Rider	0:21:24 (Pop-up)
Charles Mingus	Boogie Stop Shuffle	Mingus Ah Um	0:24:35 (Pop-up)
New Boss	Party Trick "Party Trick" by "New Boss"	Third Sister	0:29:20 (Pop-up)

Otis Fodder	Providing for His Family	The Tullis & Clark Expedition	0:35:05 (Pop-up)
The Primitives	Panic "Panic" by "The Primitives"	Echoes and Rhymes	0:37:17 (Pop-up)
Holly Golightly	Expert "Expert" by "Holly Golightly"	The Good Things	0:39:35 (Pop-up)
Hearing	Two Girls "Two Girls" by "Hearing"	Two Girls	0:42:30 (Pop-up)
Bobby Darin	Long Line Rider "Long Line Rider" by "Bobby Darin"	Direction Records 45	0:46:24 (Pop-up)
Ernie Watts	A Song for Ernie Watts (ASFEW)	Spirit Song	0:49:25 (Pop-up)

TOM WILSON	The Music Factory (ep. 18: Dave Van Ronk)	THE MUSIC FACTORY (MGM-Verve series, 1967-68)	1:01:32 (Pop-up)
Tom Wilson	Help, I'm a Rock / Tom Wilson intro - Welcomes Dave Van Ronk
Tim Hardin	Reason to Believe "Reason to Believe" by "Tim Hardin"	Tim Hardin 1
commercial	Odetta (self-titled album)
Tom Wilson	Dave Van Ronk interview seg 1
The Blues Project	Catch the Wind "Catch the Wind" by "The Blues Project"	Live at the Café Au Go Go
Tim Hardin	Never Too Far "Never Too Far" by "Tim Hardin"	Tim Hardin 1
Tom Wilson	Dave Van Ronk interview seg 2
Dave Van Ronk & the Hduson Dusters	Clouds (Both Sides Now)	Dave Van Ronk & the Hudson Dusters
commercial	Far from the Madding Crowd (Original Movie Soundtrack recording)
Tom Wilson	Dave Van Ronk interview seg 3
Ultimate Spinach	Baroque #1 "Baroque #1" by "Ultimate Spinach"	Ultimate Spinach
Tom Wilson	monologue about Bosstown Sound, Beacon Street Union, Waco TX, the Doors
The Doors	Moonlight Drive "Moonlight Drive" by "The Doors"	Strange Days
commercial	The James Cotton Blues Band (self-titled album)
Tom Wilson	Love Potion #9 break at the Music Factory (program mid-point)
commercial	Nico (Chelsea Girl album)
Claude Hall (from Billboard)	music news: the "Bosstown (Boston) Sound"
Tom Wilson	Dave Van Ronk interview seg 4
Dave Van Ronk & the Hudson Dusters	Keep Off the Grass	Dave Van Ronk & the Hudson Dusters
Tom Wilson	Dave Van Ronk interview seg 5
Dave Van Ronk & the Hudson Dusters	Romping Through the Swamp	Dave Van Ronk & the Hudson Dusters
Tom Wilson	Dave Van Ronk interview seg 6
commercial	Gone with the Wind (soundtrack album)
Tom Wilson	talks about Appletree Theatre
Appletree Theatre	Lotus Flower "Lotus Flower" by "Appletree Theatre"	Playback
Tom Wilson	intros Orpheus track "intros Orpheus track" by "Tom Wilson"
Orpheus	Can't Find the Time to Tell You	Orpheus
Tom Wilson	intros Cowsills track "intros Cowsills track" by "Tom Wilson"
The Cowsills	We Can Fly "We Can Fly" by "The Cowsills"	The Cowsills
commercial	Tim Hardin 1 (album) "Tim Hardin 1 (album)" by "commercial"
Tom Wilson	Dave Van Ronk interview seg 7
Tom Wilson	Outro (theme: "Help I’m a Rock") and thanks to Dave Van Ronk

Horace Silver Quintet	Cool Eyes "Cool Eyes" by "Horace Silver Quintet"	Six Pieces of Silver	2:02:04 (Pop-up)
Happy Valley Band	Born to Run "Born to Run" by "Happy Valley Band"	Organvm Perceptvs	2:07:43 (Pop-up)
Chaz Bundick Meets the Mattson 2	Sonmoi	Star Stuff	2:12:16 (Pop-up)
Waterfall Person	Sun Lag "Sun Lag" by "Waterfall Person"	Deep Freeze	2:18:29 (Pop-up)
Spadmodics	Me Samsum "Me Samsum" by "Spadmodics"	The Rebirth of Fool Vol. 2	2:20:23 (Pop-up)
Etahan Walls	Kula Se Dada "Kula Se Dada" by "Etahan Walls"	The Rebirth of Fool Vol. 2	2:22:35 (Pop-up)
Happy Valley Band	After the Gold Rush	Organvm Perceptvs	2:23:41 (Pop-up)
Greg Brown	Eugene "Eugene" by "Greg Brown"	The Evening Call	2:27:25 (Pop-up)

Virginia Mayhew	Grand Central "Grand Central" by "Virginia Mayhew"	No Walls	2:36:24 (Pop-up)
The Sadies	Riverview Fog "Riverview Fog" by "The Sadies"	Northern Passages	2:42:40 (Pop-up)
Julian Priester / Sam Rivers / Tucker Martine	The New System	Hints on Light and Shadow	2:45:57 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen	Field Commander Cohen	New Skin for the Old Ceremony	2:50:39 (Pop-up)
Baby Gramps	Nailer's Consumption "Nailer's Consumption" by "Baby Gramps"	Have Moicy 2: The Hoodoo Bash	2:54:42 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: hey irwin and everyone!!!
	3:02pm Sem Chumbo: Hello, Irwin, and Chusidians of all ilks. Pick your ilk from the menu < opposite.
	3:03pm glenn: rinse the blood from my toga. stat.
	3:04pm Carmichael: Kumbaya, Irwinites.
	3:06pm Dean: Name of this band always brings to mind Norwegian feminist literary theorist Toril Moi.
	3:06pm Hoboken Jack: Hello Irwin, Bronwyn, and anyone else with a "win" suffix. #winwyn
	3:07pm Bronwyn Bishop: hello jack!
	3:07pm Irwin: Hi, Jackwen. Hey, BB, does everyone at work love your choice of stations?
	3:08pm Bronwyn Bishop: i always listen to my earbuds at work. but we're moving into an open plan office and people suggested maybe having music playing and each person gets to pick the music for the day. i was all for it and was hoping my day would be thursdays so everyone would experience diane kamikaze and fabio while trying to do spreadsheets. but sadly i don't think its happening.
	3:09pm Michael 98145: @BB, erk, that could turn out rather badly
	3:10pm Michael 98145: for you, i mean
	3:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: sometimes i accidentally leave fmu playing when i take my headphones out of the computer and then something crazy will blast in the office until i find the mute button. always a fun time
	3:13pm Irwin: Jad Fair singing IN TUNE. And they thought ...
	3:14pm Michael 98145: my headphones are bonding to my head
	👻 3:14pm Mark the Sardine: I like today's drawing
	3:19pm Bronwyn Bishop: i played a live version of this a while back. this song is great
	3:20pm Parq: Oh man, love this Van Ronk NJ tribute.
	3:20pm Bronwyn Bishop: my boyfriend and i have developed a game when we go to record stores. we have noticed that seemingly every $1 record bin has at least one copy of "twin sons of different mothers" by dan fogelberg and that other guy. last time we went record shopping we came up with the challenge that whoever finds a copy of that record in a $1 bin first wins. loser has to buy the record. i know thats apropos of nothing but i felt like sharing our ingenious and minimally expensive pastime
	3:24pm Dean: I'm always tempted to ask record store clerks in places with used and $1 bins if they have any, e.g., Dan Fogelberg (or Carole King or Boston, etc.) records. Just to be juvenile.
	3:25pm glenn: hmmmm. how many copies of that album do you now own?
	3:25pm Bronwyn Bishop: none so far but someday, thousands!
	3:26pm Dean: Should be "loser has to listen to the record."
	3:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: @dean: hahaha
	3:26pm Michael 98145: you can make wall clocks of the discs and sell them at summer street fairs
	3:28pm Michael 98145: twin sons / even a stopped clock is correct twice a day
	3:28pm ɨ k ɛ: You can donate them to Matmos so to be smashed or ground up in future live shows, eliciting further storms of protest on WFMU's Farcebook page!
	3:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Mingus invented CrimeJazz.' Discuss.
	3:30pm Bronwyn Bishop: there you go ike, i like that plan
	3:31pm Andal: What is even going on! i know what the weaver is. hippy co-op. it is in carrboro. chapel hill is boring suburban hell in light blue.
	3:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...audio equivalent of them glasses what let you see who the Lizards are...
	3:37pm Laura L: I had nearly forgotten about Joel Clark and the insurance extravaganzas!
	3:38pm Irwin: Found it today looking for something else. Time for the T&C revival.
	3:42pm Irwin: Two weeks in a row for this song.
	3:42pm Dean: Mention of Fogelberg brings back memories. For instance, I remember a guy in junior high and high school avidly recommending Mahavishnu Orchestra's "Birds of Fire" and various King Crimson records. We're talking 1973, '74, or so. Accordingly, I listened to his suggestions and learned that much more about then new music. But he also sang praises of Fogelberg ... or was it Tim Weisberg? Or both, as in "Twin Sons..."? Anyway, kinda puzzling that lapse in taste.
	3:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yay set.
	3:59pm Bronwyn Bishop: my boyfriend and i have started to call all the teen idols of the early 60s (whom we have recently become obsessed with) "bobby" because so many of them were named bobby. so now we call them, for example, bobby sedaka, bobby nelson, bobby anka, bobby avalon, bobby pitney, and bobby tillotson. my boyfriend and i are kinda weird, guys
	4:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: i now want to rename my fmu show "that idiot music show"
	4:03pm Irwin: Full playlists for the Music Factory eps are posted after the show.
	4:04pm glenn: which sounds much better than "that idiot's music show".
	4:05pm Bronwyn Bishop: right, its the show itself thats an idiot
	4:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so far, savant...
	👻 4:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: "You don't have to be an idiot to listen to this show, but it sure helps."
	4:12pm Parq: Oh, I assumed that meant it was a show full of idiot music. I'd be so down with that.
	👻 4:12pm Alison Porchnik: It's going to be another get-home-and-pour-a-tall-glass-of-wine-night. Just FYI. This mellow music is but the prelude.
	4:15pm Irwin: Stressful workday, AP?
	4:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thing between Bob Darin & Tim Hardin is interesting. I heard about it here: digital.vpr.net... ...but not everytone archives like FMU - & you can't hear it. Bart: 'Is there a point to this story?' Homer: ...'I love stories'...
	👻 4:16pm Alison Porchnik: I belong in that engraving. On a more pleasant/melancholy note, I think this is the most moving of all the versions of this song.
	4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rough & tender. Precise & raspy. Voice in a million.
	4:22pm berbo: "Joni Mitchell" - whatever became of her?
	👻 4:24pm Listening Out There: Berbo...see jonimitchell.com...
	4:25pm ChrisB.: Tom sounds a little gassed today. But he seems to be having a good time.
	4:35pm Irwin: Idea: In the spirit of the Tullis & Clark Expedition, I'm going to post downloadable wavs of all Music Factory commercials and invite remixes. I'm so sick of hearing these fortnight after fortnight. Let's freshen and mash 'em up.
	4:35pm Parq: Van Ronk did another brilliant Joni cover, of "That Song About the Midway" on the mid-70s "Sunday Street" album.
	4:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...reminds me of the Hippie band in 'President's Analyst'...somehow...
	4:42pm glenn: these guys are baked.
	4:43pm glenn: obvious, but still.
	4:43pm Lewis: All I remember of The President's Analyst is the punchline...
	4:44pm Parq: Had a Holy Modal Rounders album on cassette with their version of "Swamp".
	👻 4:46pm Listening Out There: Hey, host...when's the Bob and Ray series starting?
	👻 4:47pm Listening Out There: Am obviously looking forward to hanging by my thumbs...
	4:48pm Irwin: Don't have the B&R eps. Someone promised to send three or four but he hasn't yet and don't know if it was a serious offer. I'll follow up. The segs I heard sounded like classic B&R = droll comedy sketches, but juxtaposed with psychedelia and folk-rock. Strange brew.
	4:49pm flashbazbo: Tom Rush was the early Joni adopter. I'm ranking daves version 6th and I've only heard 4 sides now. Let's say it's no teddy bears picnic
	👻 4:51pm Listening Out There: Dang. :( Keep digging. It's for a good cause...
	4:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Psych into Sunshine into A.M. Gold ...ProtoMetal ...Bubblegum ...ProtoPunk Garage... ...Psych into Prog ...Return to Earth ProtoAmericanaRawk ...what a period between the Summer of Love & the 70s...
	5:01pm Passaic River Blues: That is a capital idea.
	5:02pm Webhamster Henry: oh man, Irwin, Commercial remixes 'r' us!
	5:03pm zak: leave the Nico ad alone please, it's strangely comforting
	5:03pm Irwin: "Nico is violently beautiful. Women hate war. It's like owning a work of art.""
	5:04pm zak: exactly
	👻 5:07pm Listening Out There: I'll buy it...
	5:07pm Mark R: I was sitting at a light with my stereo blasting and a guy pulled up next to me on his bicycle. He said, "Who is that?" I said, "That's Horace Silver." Then the light changed.
	5:09pm steve: lol!
	5:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...interesting, but this Sgt. Pepper Remix isn't what I expected...
	5:10pm Kat in Chicago: WFMU: that's not two browser tabs open playing music, that's our programming.
	5:10pm Irwin: HVB: www.indexical.org...
	5:11pm steve: this brings me joy. thank you.
	5:11pm Hoboken Jack: Is this one of those mashups the kids get so worked up about?
	5:11pm Lewis: @Kat in Chicago = well played! (I did the test :-) )
	5:12pm Laura L: Even the add ons don't lessen my aversion to the Springsteen, and if anything could do it, that would be it.
	5:13pm common: Good eve
	5:17pm glenn: i kinda wished i liked springsteen more, since he seems like a genuinely good dude, bit i just don't. except for nebraska. that's a great record.
	5:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It actually takes the stuff I don't like out of the arrangement & production, keeps his great song & voice, & adds interesting edge. I'm weird.
	5:18pm Irwin: Love the first two LPs, which are ragged and street-smart. He lost me from BTR on.
	5:18pm Carmichael: Think I mentioned it before, but that hippie band in President's Analyst featured Barry McGuire, who later strums some hippie dippie song in a field while the spies around Coburn are killing each other.
	5:19pm Laura L: I just could never strap my hands round his engine.
	5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Carm: ...& there's a version I think they put a different song in later - I thot for style reasons, but now I think of it - maybe royalties or something...
	5:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He's overprobruced.
	5:21pm Irwin: Laura FTW!
	5:22pm Hoboken Jack: I love Springsteen. I find the sequencing of The River particularly lovely.
	5:26pm Michael 98145: I still remember the BIG deal the Village Voice made about the arrival of Springsteen to the music world.
	5:28pm Parq: Okay, this Neil remix is becoming genuinely painful.
	5:29pm Fredericks: Greg Brown?! Like it.
	5:29pm sweeks: Eugene, Oregon. My hometown.
	5:30pm Sem Chumbo: Enjoying the Happy Valley Band. But then I have removed my tonsils with garden bypass shears and that was pretty fun, too.
	5:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & cold toilet seats. We dig 'em.
	5:33pm Dean: There's a restaurant in town--Albany, CA--called Cafe Eugene, featuring a menu grounded in the cuisine of Eugene, OR. No kidding.
	5:34pm Carmichael: Damn! I was just in and around Albany on Saturday. Wish I would have known.
	5:35pm sweeks: Really Dean? Crazy. What do they serve? Granola, quinoa, grilled salmon and beet salad?
	5:36pm steve: the Happy Valley Band was the most inspired thing i've heard in a while! thanks for sharing those.
	5:37pm Michael 98145: ( i think i prefer Hop Valley to Happy Valley... :)
	5:41pm Dean: Definitely salmon, and quinoa, "Northwest Coastal Stew," and an odd dish I've never heard of before. It's called a "burger." See for yourself: http://www.cafeeugene.com/menu/
	5:42pm Dean: Carmichael: No kidding? Whereabouts? Did you head to Down Home in El Cerrito?
	5:43pm glenn: not crazy about quinoa, but i like the salmon, beets and granola.
	5:44pm Irwin: Depends how you prep the quinoa. Versatile grain.
	5:46pm Michael 98145: quinoa, miracle of the Andes
	👻 5:46pm Alison Porchnik: Irwin is the reclusive Quinoa King of Hoboken NJ
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Most protein of any grain? If not the tastiest...
	5:49pm glenn: a bit about northern passages. www.postcity.com...
	5:53pm Michael 98145: as always, thank you, Irwin
	5:54pm flashbazbo: Meeting across the river was a cool tune from born to run
	5:56pm Irwin: Quinoa is also naturally GF.
	5:56pm Michael 98145: ( you all need to see Baby Gramps' model train layouts someday )
	5:56pm sweeks: You're on a Northwest kick, I see, Irwin. Baby Gramps is like a king in some circles around OR and WA
	5:57pm Michael 98145: ^ a bit of Folklife Festival
	5:57pm sweeks: Wash down your quinoa with an IPA and it's all good
	5:57pm Fredericks: I thought Baby Gramps was Steve Weber.
	5:58pm sweeks: @ Michael--I just played at Folklife a couple weeks ago!
	5:59pm Michael 98145: bravo !
	5:59pm Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Irwin.
	👻 5:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thank you and good night, Baby Gramps.
	6:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great fun.
	6:00pm Fredericks: Hey the name of that album?
	5:28pm norm saunders: @j.j. grandville: http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5484/9302150804_ce99582e19.jpg

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 7, 2017

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