WFMU: Currents with Brian D: Playlist from May 15, 2022

Listener comments!
	3:03am Hubig Pie: The best RS song they couldn't play on 70's radio cuz shit onna shoes wasn't allowed back then
	3:06am ian: howd you know i needed to hear this rn.. planning a move to LA :)
	3:08am Ike: Working, listening.
	3:13am Rob Gee - Hanoi: sounding good so far on this rainy day
	3:19am Brian D: Hello all. Catching up...
	3:20am Scott67: Lemonheads!!1
	3:20am Hubig Pie: Muchly enjoying the tunes but must force self to seek sleep. Ta ta
	3:21am Scott67: G'day Brian & Currents! Listening in but making Dinner, so not in chat much mate. 🍻😎🤙🎶📻👣🌏
	3:24am Brian D: Sleep well, Hubig.
	3:28am rx scabin: Good morning, Brian, Everyone, and insomnia.
	3:30am fred: Hello Brian and listeners
	3:44am alan the painter: Good Mooring, thank for being there!
	3:48am Brian D: Rx! Fred! Alan!
	3:52am alan the painter: Sorry, where are the pictures?
	3:53am alan the painter: Oh, next to the song list, thank you.
	3:53am Brian D: On the playlist, next to the songs.
	3:54am alan the painter: Contempoary of Maplethorp, very nice
	3:56am alan the painter: Hellows from down here in Philli
	3:58am Brian D: Mapplethorpe and Leatherdale were partners for a time.
	3:59am alan the painter: thnkyou B
	4:02am ?: Could Patti Smith really not have known from the get go that Mapplethorpe was Bi/other??? Not a criticism just a question... in her autobiography she says/implies [I do now remember]she did not at first know... Not a criticism just a question..
	4:02am fred: In the Meyers clip, the visual for the "zodiac killer" bit was a hopscotch picture (doesn't make much sense without it)
	4:03am morphe': that was me: Could Patti Smith really not have known from the get go that Mapplethorpe was Bi/other??? Not a criticism just a question... in her autobiography she says/implies [I do now remember]she did not at first know... Not a criticism just a question..
	4:04am Brian D: Yeah, Fred. I had a photo of the hopscotch thing, but couldn't find it.
	4:05am Brian D: Hello Morphe. Shamefully, I've not yet read Just Kids.
	4:09am morphe': Brian D - I almost never read autobiography but it was given to me ... it is a really good read... I have the copy so when I get back to NYC, I'll drop it to you via the sidewalk sales ... someone will put it in yer mailbox ...
	4:10am fred: I remember going to a Warhol exhibition some 30 years ago, only to learn that there had been a VU reunion there a week before
	4:11am Brian D: Thank you Morphe! @Fred, was that at the Whitney?
	4:16am morphe': I worked with a guy at Barnes and Nobles in' 79 who was so over the top Andy admirer.. he dragged me to the Factory (2nd incarnation) .. he just fawned over Andy who sat there looking bored... I stood in the doorway waiting to escape... On a funny note .. I was one of the pricing workers for 2nd hand items at B&N .. I had a bunch of 1st edition Warhol books which I got a decent amount for at the Strand when Andy died..
	4:17am Michael of Cologne: Good morning Brian and everyone! Great to be joining in the celebration of the 50th anniversary of Exile on Main Street's release. The Glimmer Twins did a superb job producing this album, such finesse with little tweaks, mainly from Keith.
	4:18am fred: @Brian: No, in Jouy-en-Josas, about 10 miles from Paris, close to Versailles
	4:18am morphe': a Haon = the #1 in Irish Pogue Mahon = kiss mi arse
	4:24am Brian D: Hello Michael! And right on the Irish Morphe. My grandmother spoke it, but my pronunciation -- what little I remember of the language -- is an abomination.
	4:26am Brian D: We'll be getting back to Exile soon, I promise.
	4:28am Brian D: @Michael, not to correct you, but I believe Mick did the tweaking. Keith was a bit, uh, occupied in those days.
	4:37am Ike: This hippie noise is way better than the Rolling Stones.
	4:39am fred: I like this Field of Fear track
	4:41am Brian D: Glad you like, Ike and Fred.
	⚡ 4:44am Don in Tampere: Good morning Brian and the Currents gang, both assisting and listening. Joining late today because we had a late gig last night. Tickled to see that the first song of the tribut to Exile was "Sweet Virginia", since that was one of the few covers we did. It was also the song during which the power went out a little over halfway through the song, but it worked out. Great track on at the moment!
	4:45am Brian D: Hello Don!
	4:48am Michael of Cologne: Thanks Brian. As I recall, Exonmain took ages to produce. I think I'm prejudiced toward Keith's fine ear for adding subtle acoustic embellishments, whereas in my book Mick's more a fine lyrics' writer. To judge e.g. from their respective solo albums.
	4:49am Ike: Apropos to this program, tonight's choice verb correction in an academic paper is "underreport" instead of "under report". Perhaps either is acceptable, but the latter looks strange to me. This web page underlines the former in red, suggesting it's incorrect, but M-W verifies it as one word.
	4:51am morphe': Shireen Abu Akleh ... [also held Us Citizenship] BBC reported she was wearing both the Blue Press Flak Jacket vest and the Blue Press Helmet and was shot in the back of the neck in the space between the helmet and the Flak Jacket. Her colleague Ali al-Samudi, was also shot in the back but survived.. The Washington Post reports that they were with a handful of other journalists 950 feet or more from the crowd that was depicted by IDF video [GPS evidence].. https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2022/05/11/israel-jazeera-journalist-jenin/
	4:55am fred: @Ike: The former does look less ambiguous to me. Then again academia has its own dialect (in part jargon, but also because many academics are not fluent in English)
	4:58am Ike: @fred, fortunately the jargon isn't too intense in this paper, but a bit of it (and its capitalized terms) are causing me some headaches. "The Social Reproduction Theory", or just "social reproduction theory"? Sigh.
	4:58am LiXiviated Life: Listening to the events around the world. Hate, anger and death. who is served by this? who benefits?
	4:58am Brian D: When in doubt, go with M-W, Ike.
	⚡ 4:58am Don in Tampere: I would probably also vote for "underreport" for clarity. But then I'm legally German, and we love sticking words together.
	4:59am Ike: Indeed, I always do, @Brian.
	5:01am Ike: @Don, LOL
	5:04am morphe': Don - had a great German teacher (NYC-Hunter, CUNY adult ed Eve classes) who started every class with a song.. "Soll das bier in Keller lien .... something something und du dads kriegan." I like the German word combo concept; I remember a word like "UMANHANLOSTLOSSKEITSKREIG"??? Which has something to do with the economy??? "Ich habe deutsch gelernt mar ich habe alles vergessen."
	5:05am Michael of Cologne: Ike & Brian: I always go with OED. The American Way of sticking words together comes from the German influence, I believe. Also the sad loss of adverbial endings in American English. S'pose every saved '-ly' increases pragmatic efficiency?
	⚡ 5:09am Don in Tampere: morphe, I'm not sure I can figure out what the actual German word would be from that :D
	5:10am fred: @Ike: Yeah, sometimes the caps mark it out as jargon that has a specific meaning in that field. The sneaky jargon is when a sequence of words come to mean something else you can't piece together from outside
	5:12am morphe': Don - nor I ....
	5:14am Lixiviated Life: I was upstate yesterday. Had to go to the super market for groceries. It was all very serene. Later that day I heard someone went into a market like the one I was at, with a rifle and started shooting people. When I heard this, I felt like I’ve been bitten by something venomous. Im struggling with this. It’s staying with me
	⚡ 5:22am Don in Tampere: This song was one of my friend Paul's favorite Stones songs to play. I think it still is. We used to do it with the Handlebars.
	5:23am Brian D: @Lix, Buffalo...
	5:26am Michael of Cologne: @Lixiviated: Every small niche of gentleness in your land, as you personify, 'ist Gold wert' (is worth gold), as they say over here.
	⚡ 5:42am Bobby: It sounds good. We are here
	5:42am fred: @Brian: Don't apologize for being a real human being
	5:43am Brian D: Thanks Bobby. And Fred, not even sure if I AM real at this point. Though if this was recording, we'd have edited out the goofs.
	5:49am Fredericks: The Jazz Messengers!
	5:52am morphe': Thanks Brian D and all !!!!
	⚡ 5:53am Bobby: Radio’s first Jazz Messengers/Celtic collab
	5:56am morphe': Mini-glistener Simon and I are off to play footie and ping pong ..
	5:57am radioronan: Enjoyed the program this morning, Brian. Thanks!
	5:58am G: Ditto radioronan: I've been writing online, not commenting, but I've been here all along... Fell asleep 7pm, woke up 1:30 (CT)
	5:58am Brian D: Thank you all. Stay safe!

Currents with Brian D: Playlist from May 15, 2022

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Sat. Nov 2nd, 6am - 9am: Documentary photographer Anastasia Samoylova (More info...)
Documentary photographer Anastasia Samoylova (pronounced Sam-OY-lova) joins Currents on Saturday, November 2nd from 6 am to 9 am to discuss her exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art called "Floridas: Anastasia Samoylova and Walker Evans." The exhibition, based on her 2022 book of the same name, documents Florida’s unique cultural and political psyche and how it reflects on the US as a whole.

May 15, 2022: "Got to scrape the s**t right off your shoes"

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Rolling Stones	Sweet Virginia "Sweet Virginia" by "Rolling Stones"	Exile On Main Street	Rolling Stones Records		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Pavement	Range Life "Range Life" by "Pavement"	Crooked Rain, Crooked Rain	Matador		0:10:49 (Pop-up)
Jon Langford	Poor Valley Radio "Poor Valley Radio" by "Jon Langford"	Four Lost Souls	Bloodshot Records		0:09:50 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Rocks Off "Rocks Off" by "Rolling Stones"	Exile On Main Street	Rolling Stones Records		0:13:09 (Pop-up)
Lemonheads	Rudderless "Rudderless" by "Lemonheads"	It's a Shame About Ray - 30th Anniversary Edition	Fire Records		0:18:41 (Pop-up)
n/a	Clip: Daily Mail-Canadian MP calls into session from gents'	n/a	n/a		0:22:29 (Pop-up)
Silver Jews	Random Rules "Random Rules" by "Silver Jews"	American Water	Drag City		0:22:33 (Pop-up)

Big Black	Strange Things "Strange Things" by "Big Black"	Atomizer (remastered)	Touch and Go		0:29:17 (Pop-up)
Nov3l	Group Disease "Group Disease" by "Nov3l"	Non-Fiction	Flemish Eye Records		0:32:55 (Pop-up)
n/a	Clip: CBS News-US reaches grim milestone	n/a	n/a		0:36:37 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Ventilator Blues "Ventilator Blues" by "Rolling Stones"	Exile On Main Street	Rolling Stones Records		0:38:00 (Pop-up)

Young Fresh Fellows	Old Guy (Wimps)	30 Years of Kill Rock Stars	Kill Rock Stars	Marcus Leatherdale, RIP: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/04/arts/marcus-leatherdale-dead.html	0:47:52 (Pop-up)
Guerilla Toss	Cannibal Capital "Cannibal Capital" by "Guerilla Toss"	Famously Alive	Sub Pop		0:51:37 (Pop-up)
n/a	Clip: Seth Meyers- on Susan Collins calling cops on chalk protesters	n/a	n/a		0:56:01 (Pop-up)
Teenage Fanclub	Like A Virgin "Like A Virgin" by "Teenage Fanclub"	The King	Creation Records		0:57:16 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed and John Cale	Faces and Names	Songs for Drella	Sire		1:01:57 (Pop-up)
Telefis	Mister Imperator "Mister Imperator" by "Telefis"	A hAon	Rough Trade Records		1:06:14 (Pop-up)
Abiodun Oyewole	To Begin (featuring Pharoah Davis)	Gratitude	Fire Records		1:10:19 (Pop-up)

Wu Lyf	L Y F "L Y F" by "Wu Lyf"	Go Tell Fire To The Mountain	LYF Recordings	Paula Bronstein, photojournalist: https://www.blind-magazine.com/news/photojournalist-paula-bronstein-wins-2022-courage-in-photojournalism-award/	1:21:15 (Pop-up)
Entourage Music and Theatre Ensemble	Euphoric Bells/Druid Dance (live)	The Mermaid’s Purse: Live at Chatham College 1976 ???	Smithsonian/Folkways		1:25:41 (Pop-up)
n/a	Clip: Nigeria News-More journalists killed in Mexico	n/a	n/a		1:31:42 (Pop-up)
Field of Fear	Broken Trunk "Broken Trunk" by "Field of Fear"	Ashes	Field of Fear		1:31:39 (Pop-up)
n/a	Clip: Citizen TV Kenya-Al Jazeera journalist killed in Israel	n/a	n/a		1:41:05 (Pop-up)
Distant Fires Burning	Book of Pointless Endurance	Inperspectycon	Audiobulb		1:41:07 (Pop-up)

Liz Allbee	Tectonic Foundations "Tectonic Foundations" by "Liz Allbee"	Rille	Relative Pitch Records		1:57:55 (Pop-up)
Saint Abdullah	4000 Rat Patrol Posters	Inshallahlaland	Room 40		2:06:59 (Pop-up)
n/a	Clip: NBC News-Odessa and global food supply	n/a	n/a		2:16:53 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Torn and Frayed "Torn and Frayed" by "Rolling Stones"	Exile On Main Street	Rolling Stones Records		2:17:48 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Shine A Light "Shine A Light" by "Rolling Stones"	Exile On Main Street	Rolling Stones Records		2:22:30 (Pop-up)
n/a	Clip: Sky Sports-The Champions of Scotland	n/a	n/a		2:26:33 (Pop-up)
Dave Brubeck Trio	One Moment Worth Years	Live from Vienna 1967	Brubeck Editions		2:28:02 (Pop-up)

Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers	Caravan	Basquiat Salutes Jazz	Prestige		2:41:31 (Pop-up)
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds	Skeleton Tree	Skeleton Tree	Bad Seed Ltd.	RIP, Bruce MacVittie: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/12/theater/bruce-macvittie-dead.html	2:58:19 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03am Hubig Pie: The best RS song they couldn't play on 70's radio cuz shit onna shoes wasn't allowed back then
	3:06am ian: howd you know i needed to hear this rn.. planning a move to LA :)
	3:08am Ike: Working, listening.
	3:13am Rob Gee - Hanoi: sounding good so far on this rainy day
	3:19am Brian D: Hello all. Catching up...
	3:20am Scott67: Lemonheads!!1
	3:20am Hubig Pie: Muchly enjoying the tunes but must force self to seek sleep. Ta ta
	3:21am Scott67: G'day Brian & Currents! Listening in but making Dinner, so not in chat much mate. 🍻😎🤙🎶📻👣🌏
	3:24am Brian D: Sleep well, Hubig.
	3:28am rx scabin: Good morning, Brian, Everyone, and insomnia.
	3:30am fred: Hello Brian and listeners
	3:44am alan the painter: Good Mooring, thank for being there!
	3:48am Brian D: Rx! Fred! Alan!
	3:52am alan the painter: Sorry, where are the pictures?
	3:53am alan the painter: Oh, next to the song list, thank you.
	3:53am Brian D: On the playlist, next to the songs.
	3:54am alan the painter: Contempoary of Maplethorp, very nice
	3:56am alan the painter: Hellows from down here in Philli
	3:58am Brian D: Mapplethorpe and Leatherdale were partners for a time.
	3:59am alan the painter: thnkyou B
	4:02am ?: Could Patti Smith really not have known from the get go that Mapplethorpe was Bi/other??? Not a criticism just a question... in her autobiography she says/implies [I do now remember]she did not at first know... Not a criticism just a question..
	4:02am fred: In the Meyers clip, the visual for the "zodiac killer" bit was a hopscotch picture (doesn't make much sense without it)
	4:03am morphe': that was me: Could Patti Smith really not have known from the get go that Mapplethorpe was Bi/other??? Not a criticism just a question... in her autobiography she says/implies [I do now remember]she did not at first know... Not a criticism just a question..
	4:04am Brian D: Yeah, Fred. I had a photo of the hopscotch thing, but couldn't find it.
	4:05am Brian D: Hello Morphe. Shamefully, I've not yet read Just Kids.
	4:09am morphe': Brian D - I almost never read autobiography but it was given to me ... it is a really good read... I have the copy so when I get back to NYC, I'll drop it to you via the sidewalk sales ... someone will put it in yer mailbox ...
	4:10am fred: I remember going to a Warhol exhibition some 30 years ago, only to learn that there had been a VU reunion there a week before
	4:11am Brian D: Thank you Morphe! @Fred, was that at the Whitney?
	4:16am morphe': I worked with a guy at Barnes and Nobles in' 79 who was so over the top Andy admirer.. he dragged me to the Factory (2nd incarnation) .. he just fawned over Andy who sat there looking bored... I stood in the doorway waiting to escape... On a funny note .. I was one of the pricing workers for 2nd hand items at B&N .. I had a bunch of 1st edition Warhol books which I got a decent amount for at the Strand when Andy died..
	4:17am Michael of Cologne: Good morning Brian and everyone! Great to be joining in the celebration of the 50th anniversary of Exile on Main Street's release. The Glimmer Twins did a superb job producing this album, such finesse with little tweaks, mainly from Keith.
	4:18am fred: @Brian: No, in Jouy-en-Josas, about 10 miles from Paris, close to Versailles
	4:18am morphe': a Haon = the #1 in Irish Pogue Mahon = kiss mi arse
	4:24am Brian D: Hello Michael! And right on the Irish Morphe. My grandmother spoke it, but my pronunciation -- what little I remember of the language -- is an abomination.
	4:26am Brian D: We'll be getting back to Exile soon, I promise.
	4:28am Brian D: @Michael, not to correct you, but I believe Mick did the tweaking. Keith was a bit, uh, occupied in those days.
	4:37am Ike: This hippie noise is way better than the Rolling Stones.
	4:39am fred: I like this Field of Fear track
	4:41am Brian D: Glad you like, Ike and Fred.
	⚡ 4:44am Don in Tampere: Good morning Brian and the Currents gang, both assisting and listening. Joining late today because we had a late gig last night. Tickled to see that the first song of the tribut to Exile was "Sweet Virginia", since that was one of the few covers we did. It was also the song during which the power went out a little over halfway through the song, but it worked out. Great track on at the moment!
	4:45am Brian D: Hello Don!
	4:48am Michael of Cologne: Thanks Brian. As I recall, Exonmain took ages to produce. I think I'm prejudiced toward Keith's fine ear for adding subtle acoustic embellishments, whereas in my book Mick's more a fine lyrics' writer. To judge e.g. from their respective solo albums.
	4:49am Ike: Apropos to this program, tonight's choice verb correction in an academic paper is "underreport" instead of "under report". Perhaps either is acceptable, but the latter looks strange to me. This web page underlines the former in red, suggesting it's incorrect, but M-W verifies it as one word.
	4:51am morphe': Shireen Abu Akleh ... [also held Us Citizenship] BBC reported she was wearing both the Blue Press Flak Jacket vest and the Blue Press Helmet and was shot in the back of the neck in the space between the helmet and the Flak Jacket. Her colleague Ali al-Samudi, was also shot in the back but survived.. The Washington Post reports that they were with a handful of other journalists 950 feet or more from the crowd that was depicted by IDF video [GPS evidence].. https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2022/05/11/israel-jazeera-journalist-jenin/
	4:55am fred: @Ike: The former does look less ambiguous to me. Then again academia has its own dialect (in part jargon, but also because many academics are not fluent in English)
	4:58am Ike: @fred, fortunately the jargon isn't too intense in this paper, but a bit of it (and its capitalized terms) are causing me some headaches. "The Social Reproduction Theory", or just "social reproduction theory"? Sigh.
	4:58am LiXiviated Life: Listening to the events around the world. Hate, anger and death. who is served by this? who benefits?
	4:58am Brian D: When in doubt, go with M-W, Ike.
	⚡ 4:58am Don in Tampere: I would probably also vote for "underreport" for clarity. But then I'm legally German, and we love sticking words together.
	4:59am Ike: Indeed, I always do, @Brian.
	5:01am Ike: @Don, LOL
	5:04am morphe': Don - had a great German teacher (NYC-Hunter, CUNY adult ed Eve classes) who started every class with a song.. "Soll das bier in Keller lien .... something something und du dads kriegan." I like the German word combo concept; I remember a word like "UMANHANLOSTLOSSKEITSKREIG"??? Which has something to do with the economy??? "Ich habe deutsch gelernt mar ich habe alles vergessen."
	5:05am Michael of Cologne: Ike & Brian: I always go with OED. The American Way of sticking words together comes from the German influence, I believe. Also the sad loss of adverbial endings in American English. S'pose every saved '-ly' increases pragmatic efficiency?
	⚡ 5:09am Don in Tampere: morphe, I'm not sure I can figure out what the actual German word would be from that :D
	5:10am fred: @Ike: Yeah, sometimes the caps mark it out as jargon that has a specific meaning in that field. The sneaky jargon is when a sequence of words come to mean something else you can't piece together from outside
	5:12am morphe': Don - nor I ....
	5:14am Lixiviated Life: I was upstate yesterday. Had to go to the super market for groceries. It was all very serene. Later that day I heard someone went into a market like the one I was at, with a rifle and started shooting people. When I heard this, I felt like I’ve been bitten by something venomous. Im struggling with this. It’s staying with me
	⚡ 5:22am Don in Tampere: This song was one of my friend Paul's favorite Stones songs to play. I think it still is. We used to do it with the Handlebars.
	5:23am Brian D: @Lix, Buffalo...
	5:26am Michael of Cologne: @Lixiviated: Every small niche of gentleness in your land, as you personify, 'ist Gold wert' (is worth gold), as they say over here.
	⚡ 5:42am Bobby: It sounds good. We are here
	5:42am fred: @Brian: Don't apologize for being a real human being
	5:43am Brian D: Thanks Bobby. And Fred, not even sure if I AM real at this point. Though if this was recording, we'd have edited out the goofs.
	5:49am Fredericks: The Jazz Messengers!
	5:52am morphe': Thanks Brian D and all !!!!
	⚡ 5:53am Bobby: Radio’s first Jazz Messengers/Celtic collab
	5:56am morphe': Mini-glistener Simon and I are off to play footie and ping pong ..
	5:57am radioronan: Enjoyed the program this morning, Brian. Thanks!
	5:58am G: Ditto radioronan: I've been writing online, not commenting, but I've been here all along... Fell asleep 7pm, woke up 1:30 (CT)
	5:58am Brian D: Thank you all. Stay safe!

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