WFMU: Therese: Playlist from March 29, 2023

Listener comments!
	9:01pm ?: Yeah Therese is on! She’ll cheer me up.
	9:02pm Therese: I'll try!
	9:03pm Robm: Hey fellow listeners
	9:04pm Destroit: Poppin in to say howdy Therese and gang.
	9:04pm Robm: Hey destroit
	9:05pm tim from washington: Hey Therese!
	9:05pm alex in san francisco: hi therese! hi listeners!
	9:06pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Seasons in the Sun" by "Terry Jacks" Oh gawd. Now I'm thinking about my cat again.
	9:06pm McGroovey: OK, I remember when this was in the top 40.
	9:06pm Destroit: Hiya Robm
	9:07pm ultradamno: ↳ Song: "Seasons in the Sun" by "Terry Jacks" Even his glamor shots were plaintive twitter.com...
	9:07pm Robm: ↳ Song: "Seasons in the Sun" by "Terry Jacks" Damn this song was on the radio in 1974, i feel old @Mcgroovey remember hearing this on WABC
	9:08pm Destroit: I never actually knew who sang Seasons in the Sun. Heard it 500 times
	9:08pm Robm: ↳ ultradamno @9:07 I think he was from canada
	9:08pm KWilde: ↳ Song: "Seasons in the Sun" by "Terry Jacks" Have to admit I always loved this song
	9:08pm Rick A: Good Evening Therese and All, I finally watched your Black Sabbath performance at the H&M Sinfonia, Therese. You owned that stage!
	9:10pm Robm: ↳ KWilde @9:08 Even though it makes you depressed hearing it
	9:10pm ?: ↳ Rick A @9:08 she did!
	9:13pm atl: thanks for scott walker. love this song/album/era of scott
	9:15pm Roberto: ↳ Roberto @9:06 He and I had joy. We had fun. We had...well, you get it.
	9:16pm ultradamno: ↳ Robm @9:08 Winnipeg, apparently
	9:16pm ?: SCOTT! <3
	9:16pm Robm: ↳ Roberto @9:06 Hugs roberto your not alone
	9:16pm Fragonard: I’m feeling Moody and Blue
	9:17pm Robm: ↳ ultradamno @9:16 Thanks
	9:17pm ?: ok but I want to hear Run Joey Run now
	9:18pm Fragonard: Esquivel?? Dilo!
	9:18pm Harry Corvair: Space age bachelor pad Southern gothic Delta Dawn by Esquivel (The Sights and Sounds of Esquivel)
	9:18pm radioronan: Hello Therese & all!
	9:18pm McGroovey: ↳ Song: "Delta Dawn" by "Esquivel" Hah!
	9:19pm Fragonard: DILO
	9:19pm Roberto: ↳ Robm @9:16 Thx
	9:19pm Bob in Los Angeles: Hey party people! Lovin the "music to tie one on to"
	9:20pm alex in san francisco: ↳ Song: "Delta Dawn" by "Esquivel" therese, are you teasing next year's hoof and mouth song?!
	9:20pm Robm: ↳ Roberto @9:19 YW
	9:21pm Fragonard: Now there’s one Esquivel song i have not heard
	9:23pm ?: this is what it means to be human
	9:23pm Fragonard: Indeedy-doo
	9:24pm spodiodi: greetings, Therese and all!
	9:26pm Fragonard: CBD?
	9:27pm Fragonard: I was so mellow the other night I put some CBD in the stereo
	9:28pm Greg g: Wonderful
	9:32pm ?: ↳ Song: "Ah! Soka" by "スーザン (Susan)" this is catchy
	9:35pm McGroovey: ↳ @9:32 It reminds me of another song, in English, but I can't sing the other song in my head while I'm listening to this one, so I can't figure out the other one. D'you know?
	9:36pm McGroovey: ↳ Song: "Dumbing Down" by "Chumbawamba" I've actually only heard that horrible, annoying Chumbawamba song that was a hit. This isn't horrible or annoying.
	9:37pm ?: ↳ McGroovey @9:35 it wasnt Mama Didn’t Lie was it ?
	9:37pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Dumbing Down" by "Chumbawamba" That was awesome!
	9:38pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @9:36 Oh, God, I didn't want to be removed of that horrible, annoying Chumbawamba song.
	9:42pm ?: jesus how is a bottle of tums 8 bucks? Is there a calcium shortage :(
	9:43pm McGroovey: ↳ @9:42 Kinda makes a body feel s little sour, didn't it?
	9:44pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @9:43 *doesn't
	9:44pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @9:38 Removed= reminded. No glasses right now
	9:48pm prof.fuzz: evening, y'all
	9:48pm McGroovey: Is there anyone else here? Hello?
	9:48pm prof.fuzz: ↳ McGroovey @9:48 hi mcG!
	9:49pm McGroovey: ↳ prof.fuzz @9:48 Oh, hey, Prof... I was beginning to fear that the I was the last man on earth. But I did actually find my glasses.
	9:52pm laurapanic: hey I'm having a good time....M83 have Tangerine Dreams soundtrack albums vibes
	9:52pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy
	9:53pm prof.fuzz: ↳ McGroovey @9:49 you are not (yet) alone, mcG
	9:53pm Benoni: I agree McGroovey. The dumb energy Chumbawaba unleashed on this world is the same dumb energy they are complaining about receiving.
	9:53pm McGroovey: ↳ Song: "Deceiver" by "M83" I've seen M83 rekkids. Never heard one before, actually. This is good.
	9:56pm McGroovey: ↳ Benoni @9:53 I've never actually given them that much thought, beyond saying "I HATE THIS SONG!" whenever that horrible, annoying knocked down song is inflicted upon me somewhere.
	9:59pm laurapanic: ambiantianting
	9:59pm tim from washington: ↳ Song: "Broken English" by "Marianne Faithfull" YES!
	9:59pm prof.fuzz: ↳ tim from washington @9:59 YES! YES! YES!
	10:00pm Phillippe Bastille: YEAH
	10:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Broken English" by "Marianne Faithfull" Evening ! Always loved this one.
	10:05pm Harry Corvair: Right place, right tune Broken English by Marianne Faithfull (Faithfull: A Collection of Her Best Recordings)
	10:05pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Deceiver" by "M83" Or maybe named after a Messier object?
	10:08pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:02 the entire "broken english" album has long been a favorite of mine.
	10:12pm Stevel: ↳ prof.fuzz @10:08 Heard the album when it came out from the same roommate that provided Rockpile, no less.
	10:13pm ?: ↳ McGroovey @9:48 I’m a human being.
	10:16pm ?: Thanks for a great show, Therese
	10:17pm Phillippe Bastille: Love this whole record
	10:25pm ?: Speaking of the blues, Bonamassa > Clapton
	10:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ @10:25 Every time I turn my amp on - all the time I spent listening to Cream as a little kid is a certain %age of what wants to come out of it. (Whatever else may be said of Clapton ...& there's a lot.) What has Bonamassa ever done that was even interesting ? I ask sincerely & perhaps out of ignorance.
	10:34pm Stevel: Great show, Therese. Happy to have you fill up my Wednesday evenings. Always nicer live, like tonight. I've fallen hard for Death Valley Girls as of a couple of years ago. So trance-y, with a proper edge.
	10:35pm Yuri G: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:29 Best blues guirarist is GARY MOORE, check out album STILL HAVE THE BLUES
	10:39pm Stevel: Clapton, not considering his more recent facist BS, has always been excellent, technically speaking, and not without feeling. But, still, with inevitable comparisons to others (not including Hendrix who transcends most in connecting feeling with music) seems to lack the soul that inspires the music. Yuri G: Checking. Any favorite starting points?
	10:40pm Tome: Rory Gallagher !<>!
	10:41pm ?: All those guys missed the point. There's a reason Peter Green never got the attention he deserved. That entire generation of Brits just didn't get the blues.
	10:42pm ?: Someone like Peter Green comes along, they don't know what to do. BB King said he was the greatest ever
	10:44pm Yuri G: ↳ Stevel @10:39 STILL HAVE TEH BLUES best. then THIN LIZZT
	10:44pm McGroovey: Just to be clear, I think yous guys are all debating the best WHITE blues guitarist. Or at least in so the comments I've read.
	10:44pm Yuri G: Sorry keyboard broke
	10:45pm impboy: IT'S HER GLASSES
	10:46pm Dano59: ↳ @10:41 Other than the Stones, British blues were pretty much played out by '68.
	10:46pm Jiff: I dont know if im facinated or if its just being jammed down my throat by media
	10:46pm Yuri G: LOL ric people problems
	10:46pm Jiff: Should get Mark Hursts take on it
	10:46pm Stevel: I need to listen to more Peter Green. Would you consider him a blues guitarist? If BB liked him... Strong point McGroovy. I'd say we're talking about the ones who come closest to the real mark. Yet, it is from a very white point of view, parsing who came closest to mimicking a powerful musical culture/s. Its a limited discussion, to be sure. Bonamassa has brought ;nothing to the game but is a strong blues/rock guitarist. People enjoy his shows and come back.
	10:47pm (another) Patrick in Hoboken: I love this trial so much!
	10:47pm ?: Peter Green is just the finest ever. Astounding guitar skills and fine fine singer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtmW2ek7WkQ
	10:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes to PeterGreen. Clapton for me inspires ambivalence like no other. Not uncommon to like one period of an Artist more than another - but him in the 1960s hugely important - & his subsequent Solo career hugely not. His personality aside (tho not unrelated). Hendrix of course was inventive as well as expressive - & more & more. & Clapton about playing the precisely right thing. A bit like Coltrane & Miles I often think (forgive me)... In fact in my own gittar diddling - I like to play one influence against the other, as it were.
	10:49pm ?: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:49 Fair
	10:49pm Dano59: OK Terese... I began to wonder just how long Dead Jackie would be torturing Shauna. months? years? I also wanted more about Lottie, not more of Tiessa's troubles. And after the Servant finale, I can't wait for Lauren Ambrose as older Van.
	10:50pm Bob in DC and/or Virginia: Gwyneth Paltrow is a huge fan of this show, I understand.
	10:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ McGroovey @10:44 Always worth noting. It's always about pointing to the predecessors. & there's even issues of Appropriation. All kinds of things.
	10:51pm Therese: ↳ Dano59 @10:49 I don't think Shauna has gotten over Jackie yet.
	10:52pm AlanthePainter: Terese, aVoid thee void… Vac the vacuous…
	10:52pm ?: Bonamassa says he doesn't give a toss about BB King, Albert King, Robert Johnson, etc. Which I don't agree with. Like Howard Stern saying he doesn't care about Elvis, Buddy Holly, etc. For Howard, rock and roll starts with the Beatles. Which is a numbskull's attitude.
	10:53pm Dano59: ↳ Therese @10:51 well, yeah, she did show up in her bedroom in the later timeline, right? I'm still not over the Cessna blowing up, actually.
	10:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ @10:52 Agreed. & of course TheBeatles would too. & again - if there's interesting Bonamassa - point me to it. & I've even seen him (once).
	10:55pm Stevel: RRN63: I agree, and its the near exact view of a friend of mine who simply cannot abide Clapton in a world where a Hendrix existed. A bit extreme, but I get it. I prefer what-came-out-of Chicago Blues over most: Buddy Guy, Muddy Waters, Koko Taylor, Magic Slim and the Teardrops. Sharp guitar lead, always.
	10:55pm Dano59: ↳ @10:47 Can we talk about Eric Burdon now?
	10:56pm Stevel: ↳ Dano59 @10:55 You have the floor.
	10:56pm AlanthePainter: Keep the spring in yr steps, yappy, happy spring, spring (s) falling 4_um the skys…
	10:57pm Mandy: hi!
	10:57pm Dano59: ↳ Stevel @10:55 Hound Dog Taylor!
	10:57pm AlanthePainter: Eye did the math prob_lem…it came out to 808, hint
	10:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Stevel @10:55 There's the thing of JackWhite being into SonHouse, & StevieRay being into AlbertKing. I never felt like taking sides. I happen to be better - myself - @ LeadGittar than Songs. But - I''m not especially proud of or happy about it...
	10:59pm AlanthePainter: Just listening…
	11:00pm Dano59: ↳ Stevel @10:56 Burdon always meant more to me. Blues-based songwriting, psychedlic and of his time. Not digging so much out of the past other than a couple early hits. Even the Kinks and Van Morrison played around with the blues early on.
	11:00pm impboy: Therese, I just consulted with a lifelong ski bum up in North Lake Tahoe (where there is an insane amount of pow atm, but that's for another day). His 2 cents: "The uphill skier has to watch out for the downhill skier. If you're overtaking someone and hit them, chances are you are liable and at fault,"
	11:01pm Stevel: Yes. If you've never seen the brief and unexpected set of Stevie and Albert King, mark this for later. The backstory is cool too. www.youtube.com...
	11:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Burdon - & TheAnimals - always brought it.
	11:01pm Dano59: and my unpopular opinion of Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac -- other than Oh Well, I can take or leave it.
	11:03pm Jiff: ooo very jammy love it
	11:03pm Jiff: reminds me of the transition from scarlet into fire with keith on the keys
	11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dano59 @11:00 Van with early Them I put in with what I call - after TheWho's term - MaximumR&B. Even tho they were Belfast, not London. Van Solo much more about Jazz than many consider.
	11:04pm Karl Ward: In a world where Lee Majors and Mark E. Smith have switched places...
	11:04pm Dano59: ↳ Song: "Room 435" by "Linda Smith & Nancy Andrews" Loved that Linda Smith-Nancy Andrews. fit with Shana Cleveland nicely.
	11:05pm Stevel: ↳ Dano59 @11:00 Early on it seemed a positive and innocent fascination that brought some attention to the original artists. If the Stones ONLY brought Howlin Wolf onto Shindig, they done good. www.youtube.com...
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Karl Ward @11:04 ...we need HeartyWhite for that...
	11:05pm Dano59: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:03 Absolutely, Rev.
	11:06pm Stevel: We need Hearty White more and more every day.
	11:07pm Dano59: ↳ Stevel @11:05 Leadbelly was 'rediscovered' in the '50s/'60s as well. The London Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf sessions; the Stones at the Checkerboard Lounge, the young disciples passing the torch back.
	11:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Stevel @11:05 Much credit to the Stones for being about the Originators a long long time before it was fashionable. & tell you the truth - for us Gittar Diddlers - the yARdbiRdS had as much to do with schooling about Blues for us little U.S. white boys than anybody.
	11:09pm Karl Ward: Perro Caliente's fill-in the other day was dope
	11:10pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @10:44 *ALL (not "so") the comments
	11:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dano59 @11:07 Any number of Black Originators were found & exposed in the 1960s - after decades of languishing.
	11:11pm Dano59: Linda and nancy are going to be interviewed on Olivia's show soon!
	11:11pm Karl Ward: ↳ Dano59 @11:11 Oh wow. Linda Smith can do no wrong as far as I'm concerned.
	11:12pm Dano59: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:09 the stream rolls on, and many still stand in it. Jack White had a serious Led Zep fixation as well during the White Stripes years.
	11:14pm McGroovey: But anyway, debating lists of bests in music is a waste of time, in my opinion. Music≠sports. Sports has stats. Pretty much the only numbers in music are charts and sales numbers, and charts and sales don't necessarily correlate with quality, and they certainly don't correlate with what I like.
	11:15pm Dano59: ↳ McGroovey @11:14 i never trust how charts and. sales are calculated anyway
	11:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dano59 @11:12 TheWho for me ...& unlike the Stones of course, Zep was 1/2 studio session men - & didn't exactly attribute credit where due especially often...
	11:16pm Dano59: ↳ Dano59 @11:11 Ok yeah, it's in a few weeks, but that program note jumped out at me last week. and tonight was the first i heard of those tapes they readied for release.
	11:16pm McGroovey: ↳ Dano59 @11:15 I don't care enough about them to bother trusting or distrusting them.
	11:17pm Karl Ward: ↳ McGroovey @11:10 Hello McGroovey! If you don't like my list I will force you to listen to Hubert Sumlin until one of us changes our mind.
	11:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I guess - this is the irony : ...It's always been both Show & Business. Okay. ...But Rawk is a Folk Music of the People ...& a Mass market ...it's got string DNA from a racial underclass - passed onto a cultural underclass of kids - & then an entire counter-culture. How is that supposed to square with sales ? No one has ever figured it out, exactly.
	11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:18 *strOng DNA...
	11:19pm McGroovey: ↳ Karl Ward @11:17 🤣What list? I guess I need to scan up the board... I've been coming and going from this here board. I had to drive to Jersey City to pick up my daughter.
	11:19pm prof.fuzz: Yo karl!
	11:19pm Karl Ward: ↳ McGroovey @11:19 My list is Hubert Sumlin
	11:20pm Karl Ward: Fuzz is here, be cool, hide your tacos
	11:20pm Dano59: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:18 "the blues had a baby"? more like "R&B and hillbilly had a baby" but either way, nothing is made out of whole cloth. Nothing is entirely NEW (unless, of course, it is)
	11:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'I'll let you be in my dream if I can be in yours.' - Bob
	11:20pm prof.fuzz: Mmmmm… Tacos!
	11:21pm Karl Ward: Ain't nobody had tacos here
	11:21pm McGroovey: ↳ Karl Ward @11:17 OK. It looks like I didn't miss any comment of yours. I'll gladly listen to Hubert Sumlin any time, without the slightest coercion.
	11:21pm Dano59: .. and the more you try to squelch it, the more the kids will cling to it.
	11:23pm McGroovey: ↳ Karl Ward @11:21 Is it dinnertime there? But maybe it's always tacotime. I just ate a small bowl of cashews.
	11:23pm Dano59: my major blues phase as a music fan was in the '80s, including a string of new Muddy Waters records with Johnny Winter. The only one I really go back and listen to much in this decade is Memphis Slim.
	11:23pm prof.fuzz: It’s always Taco time!
	11:24pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @11:23 That was supposed to be a reply to prof.fuzz's taco-scream.
	11:25pm Dano59: it's raining tacos
	11:26pm prof.fuzz: I’m on the phone app and can’t do the neat quote trick at the moment. I’m looking forward to seeing karl in a week or so and enjoying some tacos together…
	11:27pm Harry Corvair: Here for this Come On Let's Go (Evening Session 1st March 1997) by Broadcast (Maida Vale Sessions)
	11:31pm Karl Ward: Obligatory invitation to look up Kryssi Battalene so you can have your guitar mind blown, forever: headroomnhv.bandcamp.com...
	11:34pm Dano59: ↳ Song: "Star Hill Song" by "Meg Baird" Lovely.
	11:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Karl Ward @11:31 Cheerz
	11:36pm Cletus: This is an amazing voice
	11:37pm Rick A: I always appreciate hearing Meg Baird. Joe McGasko did a great interview with her a while back. I saw her and Mary Lattimore at Union Pool four years ago, great show, a very different world, then.
	11:38pm Dano59: Joe McGasko had Meg Baird on last month: www.wfmu.org...
	11:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thot HeronOblivian was about the best band in the world.
	11:40pm Rick A: Meg keeps it extra real on Bandcamp. One cannot buy digital tracks from this new album. You can buy a digital copy of the whole album, though no individual songs.
	11:41pm Cletus: McGasko’s interview was very good. I saved a copy.
	11:43pm probablyjohn: I usually just play that peanut butter jelly time song until I figure it out, people love that
	11:48pm Hoboken Jack: Hellooooo
	11:49pm Rick A: I'm off to sleep, great show, as always, Therese, I really like this Gilliam Welch cover.
	11:51pm Karl Ward: ↳ Hoboken Jack @11:48 echo echo echo
	11:54pm McGroovey: ↳ Hoboken Jack @11:48 I would have gone to see Laura Cantrell, but I was busy listening to the radio.
	11:56pm McGroovey: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:26 The quote thing works in a web browser on my phone. I pretty much only use the app(s) for listening.
	11:57pm spodiodi: thanks, Therese!
	11:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ T ~ Sorry if too much gab about off-topic stuff.
	12:04am Fred and Alan: Hello Everyone Fred and Alan

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	New	Approx. start time
The New Pornographers	Bottle Episodes	Continue as a Guest	Merge Records			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Terry Jacks	Seasons in the Sun "Seasons in the Sun" by "Terry Jacks"					0:04:05 (Pop-up)
Bria	When You Know Why You're Happy	Cuntry Covers Vol. 2	Sub Pop Records	Mary Margaret O'Hara cover	*	0:07:23 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker	The Seventh Seal "The Seventh Seal" by "Scott Walker"	It's Raining Today: The Scott Walker Story (1967-70)	Razor & Tie			0:11:05 (Pop-up)
Esquivel	Delta Dawn "Delta Dawn" by "Esquivel"	The Sights and Sounds of Esquivel	Bar None Records			0:16:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The B-52's	Follow Your Bliss "Follow Your Bliss" by "The B-52's"	Cosmic Thing	Reprise Records			0:19:07 (Pop-up)
Chromatics	Girls Just Wanna Have Fun	Girls	Italians Do It Better	Cyndi Lauper cover		0:25:20 (Pop-up)
スーザン (Susan)	Ah! Soka "Ah! Soka" by "スーザン (Susan)"	Pacific Breeze 3: Japanese City Pop, AOR & Boogie 1976-1986	Light in the Attic Records		*	0:29:06 (Pop-up)
Chumbawamba	Dumbing Down "Dumbing Down" by "Chumbawamba"	WYSIWYG	Republic Records			0:34:03 (Pop-up)
U.S. Girls	Just Space for Light "Just Space for Light" by "U.S. Girls"	Bless This Mess	4AD		*	0:37:10 (Pop-up)
En Attendant Ana	Wonder "Wonder" by "En Attendant Ana"	Principia	Trouble in Mind Records			0:41:07 (Pop-up)
M83	Deceiver "Deceiver" by "M83"	Fantasy	Mute Records		*	0:47:23 (Pop-up)
Junior Boys	Must Be All the Wrong Things	Waiting Game	City Slang		*	0:53:46 (Pop-up)
Marianne Faithfull	Broken English	Faithfull: A Collection of Her Best Recordings	Island Records			0:57:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The B-52’s	Follow Your Bliss "Follow Your Bliss" by "The B-52’s"	Cosmic Thing	Reprise Records			1:00:57 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	This Stupid World "This Stupid World" by "Yo La Tengo"	This Stupid World	Matador Records		*	1:12:28 (Pop-up)
Harold Alexander	Mama Soul "Mama Soul" by "Harold Alexander"	This is Flying Dutchman 1969-1975	Ace Records		*	1:19:17 (Pop-up)
Salami Rose Joe Louis	Cumulous Potion (For the Clouds to Sing)	Zdenka 2080	Brainfeeder		*	1:25:07 (Pop-up)
Time Wharp	East River Dusk "East River Dusk" by "Time Wharp"	Spiro World	Leaving Records		*	1:28:02 (Pop-up)
Death Valley Girls	Journey to Dog Star	Islands in the Sky	Suicide Squeeze		*	1:30:45 (Pop-up)
Koleżanka	Saddle Up, Cowboy "Saddle Up, Cowboy" by "Koleżanka"	Alone with the Sound the Mind Makes	Bar None Records		*	1:34:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The B-52’s	Follow Your Bliss "Follow Your Bliss" by "The B-52’s"	Cosmic Thing	Reprise Records			1:43:19 (Pop-up)
Nada Surf	Let the Fight Do the Fighting	The Stars Are Indifferent to Astronomy	Barsuk Records			1:49:13 (Pop-up)
Samia	Charm You "Charm You" by "Samia"	Honey	Grand Jury Music		*	1:52:16 (Pop-up)
Linda Smith & Nancy Andrews	Room 435	A Passing Cloud	Grapefruit Records		*	1:55:11 (Pop-up)
Shana Cleveland	Evil Eye "Evil Eye" by "Shana Cleveland"	Manzanita	Hardly Art		*	1:58:37 (Pop-up)
One Eleven Heavy	Plinth "Plinth" by "One Eleven Heavy"	Poolside	Kith & Kin Records		*	2:01:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The B-52’s	Follow Your Bliss "Follow Your Bliss" by "The B-52’s"	Cosmic Thing	Reprise Records			2:06:24 (Pop-up)
Things Fall Apart	Bye Bye My Rose	Bye Bye My Rose b/w Manna	Just Add Water Records		*	2:13:09 (Pop-up)
Screaming Females	Let You Go "Let You Go" by "Screaming Females"	Desire Pathway	Don Giovanni Records		*	2:16:09 (Pop-up)
Miss Grit	Nothing's Wrong "Nothing's Wrong" by "Miss Grit"	Follow the Cyborg	Mute Artists		*	2:19:31 (Pop-up)
Broadcast	Come On Let's Go (Evening Session 1st March 1997)	Maida Vale Sessions	BBC / Warp Records		*	2:23:10 (Pop-up)
Ami Dang	Become "Become" by "Ami Dang"	The Living World's Demands	Plancha			2:26:48 (Pop-up)
Meg Baird	Star Hill Song "Star Hill Song" by "Meg Baird"	Furling	Drag City Records		*	2:32:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The B-52’s	Follow Your Bliss "Follow Your Bliss" by "The B-52’s"	Cosmic Thing	Reprise Records			2:38:52 (Pop-up)
The Cactus Blossoms	Tell Me That It Isn't True	If Not for You: Bob Dylan Songs, Vol.1	Self-Released	Bob Dylan cover		2:43:14 (Pop-up)
Bria	I Dream a Highway "I Dream a Highway" by "Bria"	Cuntry Covers Vol. 2	Sub Pop Records	Written by Gillian Welch & David Rawlings	*	2:46:34 (Pop-up)
Eleni Mandell	Don't Say You Care "Don't Say You Care" by "Eleni Mandell"	Country for True Lovers	Zedtone			2:52:54 (Pop-up)
Kate Bollinger	Connecting Dots "Connecting Dots" by "Kate Bollinger"	Look at It in the Light	Ghostly International			2:57:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01pm ?: Yeah Therese is on! She’ll cheer me up.
	9:02pm Therese: I'll try!
	9:03pm Robm: Hey fellow listeners
	9:04pm Destroit: Poppin in to say howdy Therese and gang.
	9:04pm Robm: Hey destroit
	9:05pm tim from washington: Hey Therese!
	9:05pm alex in san francisco: hi therese! hi listeners!
	9:06pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Seasons in the Sun" by "Terry Jacks" Oh gawd. Now I'm thinking about my cat again.
	9:06pm McGroovey: OK, I remember when this was in the top 40.
	9:06pm Destroit: Hiya Robm
	9:07pm ultradamno: ↳ Song: "Seasons in the Sun" by "Terry Jacks" Even his glamor shots were plaintive twitter.com...
	9:07pm Robm: ↳ Song: "Seasons in the Sun" by "Terry Jacks" Damn this song was on the radio in 1974, i feel old @Mcgroovey remember hearing this on WABC
	9:08pm Destroit: I never actually knew who sang Seasons in the Sun. Heard it 500 times
	9:08pm Robm: ↳ ultradamno @9:07 I think he was from canada
	9:08pm KWilde: ↳ Song: "Seasons in the Sun" by "Terry Jacks" Have to admit I always loved this song
	9:08pm Rick A: Good Evening Therese and All, I finally watched your Black Sabbath performance at the H&M Sinfonia, Therese. You owned that stage!
	9:10pm Robm: ↳ KWilde @9:08 Even though it makes you depressed hearing it
	9:10pm ?: ↳ Rick A @9:08 she did!
	9:13pm atl: thanks for scott walker. love this song/album/era of scott
	9:15pm Roberto: ↳ Roberto @9:06 He and I had joy. We had fun. We had...well, you get it.
	9:16pm ultradamno: ↳ Robm @9:08 Winnipeg, apparently
	9:16pm ?: SCOTT! <3
	9:16pm Robm: ↳ Roberto @9:06 Hugs roberto your not alone
	9:16pm Fragonard: I’m feeling Moody and Blue
	9:17pm Robm: ↳ ultradamno @9:16 Thanks
	9:17pm ?: ok but I want to hear Run Joey Run now
	9:18pm Fragonard: Esquivel?? Dilo!
	9:18pm Harry Corvair: Space age bachelor pad Southern gothic Delta Dawn by Esquivel (The Sights and Sounds of Esquivel)
	9:18pm radioronan: Hello Therese & all!
	9:18pm McGroovey: ↳ Song: "Delta Dawn" by "Esquivel" Hah!
	9:19pm Fragonard: DILO
	9:19pm Roberto: ↳ Robm @9:16 Thx
	9:19pm Bob in Los Angeles: Hey party people! Lovin the "music to tie one on to"
	9:20pm alex in san francisco: ↳ Song: "Delta Dawn" by "Esquivel" therese, are you teasing next year's hoof and mouth song?!
	9:20pm Robm: ↳ Roberto @9:19 YW
	9:21pm Fragonard: Now there’s one Esquivel song i have not heard
	9:23pm ?: this is what it means to be human
	9:23pm Fragonard: Indeedy-doo
	9:24pm spodiodi: greetings, Therese and all!
	9:26pm Fragonard: CBD?
	9:27pm Fragonard: I was so mellow the other night I put some CBD in the stereo
	9:28pm Greg g: Wonderful
	9:32pm ?: ↳ Song: "Ah! Soka" by "スーザン (Susan)" this is catchy
	9:35pm McGroovey: ↳ @9:32 It reminds me of another song, in English, but I can't sing the other song in my head while I'm listening to this one, so I can't figure out the other one. D'you know?
	9:36pm McGroovey: ↳ Song: "Dumbing Down" by "Chumbawamba" I've actually only heard that horrible, annoying Chumbawamba song that was a hit. This isn't horrible or annoying.
	9:37pm ?: ↳ McGroovey @9:35 it wasnt Mama Didn’t Lie was it ?
	9:37pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Dumbing Down" by "Chumbawamba" That was awesome!
	9:38pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @9:36 Oh, God, I didn't want to be removed of that horrible, annoying Chumbawamba song.
	9:42pm ?: jesus how is a bottle of tums 8 bucks? Is there a calcium shortage :(
	9:43pm McGroovey: ↳ @9:42 Kinda makes a body feel s little sour, didn't it?
	9:44pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @9:43 *doesn't
	9:44pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @9:38 Removed= reminded. No glasses right now
	9:48pm prof.fuzz: evening, y'all
	9:48pm McGroovey: Is there anyone else here? Hello?
	9:48pm prof.fuzz: ↳ McGroovey @9:48 hi mcG!
	9:49pm McGroovey: ↳ prof.fuzz @9:48 Oh, hey, Prof... I was beginning to fear that the I was the last man on earth. But I did actually find my glasses.
	9:52pm laurapanic: hey I'm having a good time....M83 have Tangerine Dreams soundtrack albums vibes
	9:52pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy
	9:53pm prof.fuzz: ↳ McGroovey @9:49 you are not (yet) alone, mcG
	9:53pm Benoni: I agree McGroovey. The dumb energy Chumbawaba unleashed on this world is the same dumb energy they are complaining about receiving.
	9:53pm McGroovey: ↳ Song: "Deceiver" by "M83" I've seen M83 rekkids. Never heard one before, actually. This is good.
	9:56pm McGroovey: ↳ Benoni @9:53 I've never actually given them that much thought, beyond saying "I HATE THIS SONG!" whenever that horrible, annoying knocked down song is inflicted upon me somewhere.
	9:59pm laurapanic: ambiantianting
	9:59pm tim from washington: ↳ Song: "Broken English" by "Marianne Faithfull" YES!
	9:59pm prof.fuzz: ↳ tim from washington @9:59 YES! YES! YES!
	10:00pm Phillippe Bastille: YEAH
	10:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Broken English" by "Marianne Faithfull" Evening ! Always loved this one.
	10:05pm Harry Corvair: Right place, right tune Broken English by Marianne Faithfull (Faithfull: A Collection of Her Best Recordings)
	10:05pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "Deceiver" by "M83" Or maybe named after a Messier object?
	10:08pm prof.fuzz: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:02 the entire "broken english" album has long been a favorite of mine.
	10:12pm Stevel: ↳ prof.fuzz @10:08 Heard the album when it came out from the same roommate that provided Rockpile, no less.
	10:13pm ?: ↳ McGroovey @9:48 I’m a human being.
	10:16pm ?: Thanks for a great show, Therese
	10:17pm Phillippe Bastille: Love this whole record
	10:25pm ?: Speaking of the blues, Bonamassa > Clapton
	10:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ @10:25 Every time I turn my amp on - all the time I spent listening to Cream as a little kid is a certain %age of what wants to come out of it. (Whatever else may be said of Clapton ...& there's a lot.) What has Bonamassa ever done that was even interesting ? I ask sincerely & perhaps out of ignorance.
	10:34pm Stevel: Great show, Therese. Happy to have you fill up my Wednesday evenings. Always nicer live, like tonight. I've fallen hard for Death Valley Girls as of a couple of years ago. So trance-y, with a proper edge.
	10:35pm Yuri G: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:29 Best blues guirarist is GARY MOORE, check out album STILL HAVE THE BLUES
	10:39pm Stevel: Clapton, not considering his more recent facist BS, has always been excellent, technically speaking, and not without feeling. But, still, with inevitable comparisons to others (not including Hendrix who transcends most in connecting feeling with music) seems to lack the soul that inspires the music. Yuri G: Checking. Any favorite starting points?
	10:40pm Tome: Rory Gallagher !<>!
	10:41pm ?: All those guys missed the point. There's a reason Peter Green never got the attention he deserved. That entire generation of Brits just didn't get the blues.
	10:42pm ?: Someone like Peter Green comes along, they don't know what to do. BB King said he was the greatest ever
	10:44pm Yuri G: ↳ Stevel @10:39 STILL HAVE TEH BLUES best. then THIN LIZZT
	10:44pm McGroovey: Just to be clear, I think yous guys are all debating the best WHITE blues guitarist. Or at least in so the comments I've read.
	10:44pm Yuri G: Sorry keyboard broke
	10:45pm impboy: IT'S HER GLASSES
	10:46pm Dano59: ↳ @10:41 Other than the Stones, British blues were pretty much played out by '68.
	10:46pm Jiff: I dont know if im facinated or if its just being jammed down my throat by media
	10:46pm Yuri G: LOL ric people problems
	10:46pm Jiff: Should get Mark Hursts take on it
	10:46pm Stevel: I need to listen to more Peter Green. Would you consider him a blues guitarist? If BB liked him... Strong point McGroovy. I'd say we're talking about the ones who come closest to the real mark. Yet, it is from a very white point of view, parsing who came closest to mimicking a powerful musical culture/s. Its a limited discussion, to be sure. Bonamassa has brought ;nothing to the game but is a strong blues/rock guitarist. People enjoy his shows and come back.
	10:47pm (another) Patrick in Hoboken: I love this trial so much!
	10:47pm ?: Peter Green is just the finest ever. Astounding guitar skills and fine fine singer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtmW2ek7WkQ
	10:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes to PeterGreen. Clapton for me inspires ambivalence like no other. Not uncommon to like one period of an Artist more than another - but him in the 1960s hugely important - & his subsequent Solo career hugely not. His personality aside (tho not unrelated). Hendrix of course was inventive as well as expressive - & more & more. & Clapton about playing the precisely right thing. A bit like Coltrane & Miles I often think (forgive me)... In fact in my own gittar diddling - I like to play one influence against the other, as it were.
	10:49pm ?: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:49 Fair
	10:49pm Dano59: OK Terese... I began to wonder just how long Dead Jackie would be torturing Shauna. months? years? I also wanted more about Lottie, not more of Tiessa's troubles. And after the Servant finale, I can't wait for Lauren Ambrose as older Van.
	10:50pm Bob in DC and/or Virginia: Gwyneth Paltrow is a huge fan of this show, I understand.
	10:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ McGroovey @10:44 Always worth noting. It's always about pointing to the predecessors. & there's even issues of Appropriation. All kinds of things.
	10:51pm Therese: ↳ Dano59 @10:49 I don't think Shauna has gotten over Jackie yet.
	10:52pm AlanthePainter: Terese, aVoid thee void… Vac the vacuous…
	10:52pm ?: Bonamassa says he doesn't give a toss about BB King, Albert King, Robert Johnson, etc. Which I don't agree with. Like Howard Stern saying he doesn't care about Elvis, Buddy Holly, etc. For Howard, rock and roll starts with the Beatles. Which is a numbskull's attitude.
	10:53pm Dano59: ↳ Therese @10:51 well, yeah, she did show up in her bedroom in the later timeline, right? I'm still not over the Cessna blowing up, actually.
	10:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ @10:52 Agreed. & of course TheBeatles would too. & again - if there's interesting Bonamassa - point me to it. & I've even seen him (once).
	10:55pm Stevel: RRN63: I agree, and its the near exact view of a friend of mine who simply cannot abide Clapton in a world where a Hendrix existed. A bit extreme, but I get it. I prefer what-came-out-of Chicago Blues over most: Buddy Guy, Muddy Waters, Koko Taylor, Magic Slim and the Teardrops. Sharp guitar lead, always.
	10:55pm Dano59: ↳ @10:47 Can we talk about Eric Burdon now?
	10:56pm Stevel: ↳ Dano59 @10:55 You have the floor.
	10:56pm AlanthePainter: Keep the spring in yr steps, yappy, happy spring, spring (s) falling 4_um the skys…
	10:57pm Mandy: hi!
	10:57pm Dano59: ↳ Stevel @10:55 Hound Dog Taylor!
	10:57pm AlanthePainter: Eye did the math prob_lem…it came out to 808, hint
	10:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Stevel @10:55 There's the thing of JackWhite being into SonHouse, & StevieRay being into AlbertKing. I never felt like taking sides. I happen to be better - myself - @ LeadGittar than Songs. But - I''m not especially proud of or happy about it...
	10:59pm AlanthePainter: Just listening…
	11:00pm Dano59: ↳ Stevel @10:56 Burdon always meant more to me. Blues-based songwriting, psychedlic and of his time. Not digging so much out of the past other than a couple early hits. Even the Kinks and Van Morrison played around with the blues early on.
	11:00pm impboy: Therese, I just consulted with a lifelong ski bum up in North Lake Tahoe (where there is an insane amount of pow atm, but that's for another day). His 2 cents: "The uphill skier has to watch out for the downhill skier. If you're overtaking someone and hit them, chances are you are liable and at fault,"
	11:01pm Stevel: Yes. If you've never seen the brief and unexpected set of Stevie and Albert King, mark this for later. The backstory is cool too. www.youtube.com...
	11:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Burdon - & TheAnimals - always brought it.
	11:01pm Dano59: and my unpopular opinion of Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac -- other than Oh Well, I can take or leave it.
	11:03pm Jiff: ooo very jammy love it
	11:03pm Jiff: reminds me of the transition from scarlet into fire with keith on the keys
	11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dano59 @11:00 Van with early Them I put in with what I call - after TheWho's term - MaximumR&B. Even tho they were Belfast, not London. Van Solo much more about Jazz than many consider.
	11:04pm Karl Ward: In a world where Lee Majors and Mark E. Smith have switched places...
	11:04pm Dano59: ↳ Song: "Room 435" by "Linda Smith & Nancy Andrews" Loved that Linda Smith-Nancy Andrews. fit with Shana Cleveland nicely.
	11:05pm Stevel: ↳ Dano59 @11:00 Early on it seemed a positive and innocent fascination that brought some attention to the original artists. If the Stones ONLY brought Howlin Wolf onto Shindig, they done good. www.youtube.com...
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Karl Ward @11:04 ...we need HeartyWhite for that...
	11:05pm Dano59: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:03 Absolutely, Rev.
	11:06pm Stevel: We need Hearty White more and more every day.
	11:07pm Dano59: ↳ Stevel @11:05 Leadbelly was 'rediscovered' in the '50s/'60s as well. The London Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf sessions; the Stones at the Checkerboard Lounge, the young disciples passing the torch back.
	11:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Stevel @11:05 Much credit to the Stones for being about the Originators a long long time before it was fashionable. & tell you the truth - for us Gittar Diddlers - the yARdbiRdS had as much to do with schooling about Blues for us little U.S. white boys than anybody.
	11:09pm Karl Ward: Perro Caliente's fill-in the other day was dope
	11:10pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @10:44 *ALL (not "so") the comments
	11:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dano59 @11:07 Any number of Black Originators were found & exposed in the 1960s - after decades of languishing.
	11:11pm Dano59: Linda and nancy are going to be interviewed on Olivia's show soon!
	11:11pm Karl Ward: ↳ Dano59 @11:11 Oh wow. Linda Smith can do no wrong as far as I'm concerned.
	11:12pm Dano59: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:09 the stream rolls on, and many still stand in it. Jack White had a serious Led Zep fixation as well during the White Stripes years.
	11:14pm McGroovey: But anyway, debating lists of bests in music is a waste of time, in my opinion. Music≠sports. Sports has stats. Pretty much the only numbers in music are charts and sales numbers, and charts and sales don't necessarily correlate with quality, and they certainly don't correlate with what I like.
	11:15pm Dano59: ↳ McGroovey @11:14 i never trust how charts and. sales are calculated anyway
	11:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dano59 @11:12 TheWho for me ...& unlike the Stones of course, Zep was 1/2 studio session men - & didn't exactly attribute credit where due especially often...
	11:16pm Dano59: ↳ Dano59 @11:11 Ok yeah, it's in a few weeks, but that program note jumped out at me last week. and tonight was the first i heard of those tapes they readied for release.
	11:16pm McGroovey: ↳ Dano59 @11:15 I don't care enough about them to bother trusting or distrusting them.
	11:17pm Karl Ward: ↳ McGroovey @11:10 Hello McGroovey! If you don't like my list I will force you to listen to Hubert Sumlin until one of us changes our mind.
	11:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I guess - this is the irony : ...It's always been both Show & Business. Okay. ...But Rawk is a Folk Music of the People ...& a Mass market ...it's got string DNA from a racial underclass - passed onto a cultural underclass of kids - & then an entire counter-culture. How is that supposed to square with sales ? No one has ever figured it out, exactly.
	11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:18 *strOng DNA...
	11:19pm McGroovey: ↳ Karl Ward @11:17 🤣What list? I guess I need to scan up the board... I've been coming and going from this here board. I had to drive to Jersey City to pick up my daughter.
	11:19pm prof.fuzz: Yo karl!
	11:19pm Karl Ward: ↳ McGroovey @11:19 My list is Hubert Sumlin
	11:20pm Karl Ward: Fuzz is here, be cool, hide your tacos
	11:20pm Dano59: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:18 "the blues had a baby"? more like "R&B and hillbilly had a baby" but either way, nothing is made out of whole cloth. Nothing is entirely NEW (unless, of course, it is)
	11:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'I'll let you be in my dream if I can be in yours.' - Bob
	11:20pm prof.fuzz: Mmmmm… Tacos!
	11:21pm Karl Ward: Ain't nobody had tacos here
	11:21pm McGroovey: ↳ Karl Ward @11:17 OK. It looks like I didn't miss any comment of yours. I'll gladly listen to Hubert Sumlin any time, without the slightest coercion.
	11:21pm Dano59: .. and the more you try to squelch it, the more the kids will cling to it.
	11:23pm McGroovey: ↳ Karl Ward @11:21 Is it dinnertime there? But maybe it's always tacotime. I just ate a small bowl of cashews.
	11:23pm Dano59: my major blues phase as a music fan was in the '80s, including a string of new Muddy Waters records with Johnny Winter. The only one I really go back and listen to much in this decade is Memphis Slim.
	11:23pm prof.fuzz: It’s always Taco time!
	11:24pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @11:23 That was supposed to be a reply to prof.fuzz's taco-scream.
	11:25pm Dano59: it's raining tacos
	11:26pm prof.fuzz: I’m on the phone app and can’t do the neat quote trick at the moment. I’m looking forward to seeing karl in a week or so and enjoying some tacos together…
	11:27pm Harry Corvair: Here for this Come On Let's Go (Evening Session 1st March 1997) by Broadcast (Maida Vale Sessions)
	11:31pm Karl Ward: Obligatory invitation to look up Kryssi Battalene so you can have your guitar mind blown, forever: headroomnhv.bandcamp.com...
	11:34pm Dano59: ↳ Song: "Star Hill Song" by "Meg Baird" Lovely.
	11:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Karl Ward @11:31 Cheerz
	11:36pm Cletus: This is an amazing voice
	11:37pm Rick A: I always appreciate hearing Meg Baird. Joe McGasko did a great interview with her a while back. I saw her and Mary Lattimore at Union Pool four years ago, great show, a very different world, then.
	11:38pm Dano59: Joe McGasko had Meg Baird on last month: www.wfmu.org...
	11:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thot HeronOblivian was about the best band in the world.
	11:40pm Rick A: Meg keeps it extra real on Bandcamp. One cannot buy digital tracks from this new album. You can buy a digital copy of the whole album, though no individual songs.
	11:41pm Cletus: McGasko’s interview was very good. I saved a copy.
	11:43pm probablyjohn: I usually just play that peanut butter jelly time song until I figure it out, people love that
	11:48pm Hoboken Jack: Hellooooo
	11:49pm Rick A: I'm off to sleep, great show, as always, Therese, I really like this Gilliam Welch cover.
	11:51pm Karl Ward: ↳ Hoboken Jack @11:48 echo echo echo
	11:54pm McGroovey: ↳ Hoboken Jack @11:48 I would have gone to see Laura Cantrell, but I was busy listening to the radio.
	11:56pm McGroovey: ↳ prof.fuzz @11:26 The quote thing works in a web browser on my phone. I pretty much only use the app(s) for listening.
	11:57pm spodiodi: thanks, Therese!
	11:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ T ~ Sorry if too much gab about off-topic stuff.
	12:04am Fred and Alan: Hello Everyone Fred and Alan

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