WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from March 14, 2008

Listener comments!
	3:08pm dfb: mix it baby
	3:09pm pat: That on-air fight was brilliant, worth all the cash I pledged and then some.
	3:09pm maria: jeezus krisco that sounded like shooby taylor!!
	3:09pm Ike: That was a great transitional moment. Duct tape in place of gauze? Comedy gold. Go Bryce, go Bryce, beat his arse.
	3:22pm woj: bird and the bee is perfect for everyone who misses stewart/gaskin.
	3:35pm north guinea hills: only irwin would play version of bittersweet symphony like this..... suuuuiiiiittttte!!!!!!!
	3:40pm dfb: I love rock anthems sung by teenage girl choirs -- it makes sense
	3:53pm Carmichael: Irwin!! Hey, nice surprise seeing you here. I was just reading "Songs in the Key of Z" last night.
	3:57pm aunt fritzi: hiya irwin whuts cookin??? i loved your performance on the hoof & mouth finale last sunday,,will you come back in the summer?? i miss you irwin,,,,ALOT!!! ohhhhhh btw your invited to come to a kewwwwl ice cream sccial 2morrow nite,,,whuts your fave flavor????/ WHOOOOOOHOOOOOO =)=)=)
	3:57pm Peter K.: Good to hear you back on the air. I just happen to be home today, and being able to hear you do a show is a very pleasant surprise. How was Montreal?
	4:00pm MONTREAL: this was the first horror movie i learned to laugh at.
	4:00pm jonathan: is this terrorvision song the theme to the brilliant film?
	4:01pm Jessica: "Cool? Babe, it's a perfect 98.6. It's like floating in your mother's womb!" Yay, Irwin.
	4:05pm woj: it's a shame fm frequencies are odd numbers. otherwise, we could have 98.6 fm -- the normal hits!
	4:10pm Bad Ronald: The trouble is he drinks!
	4:18pm crg: Those signs are about washing the towels (or not), not about flushing the toilet. But hey, keep on flushing.
	4:26pm Sean Daily: Make it stop, Mommy! Please! Make! It! Stop!
	4:28pm north guinea hills: daggnabbed knut-mania of yesteryear!
	4:29pm north guinea hills: and of course, the kmg's possess funk, soul, or power, but it is (too)/as long as.....
	4:29pm stupid funky fresh: *ting!
	4:39pm roguenkatz: mein got in himmel!
	4:39pm duh_man01: how do people leave comments if they are in their cars in new jersey and not at their computers? amino acid processor?
	4:40pm Riggity Rambozo: Klaus was awesome!!! Thanks.
	4:41pm Carmichael: By using the Apple ThinkTrak 747, now with pseudo Astral Projection (tm).
	4:45pm Sean Daily: Aw come on. Beyer RAWKED.
	4:46pm Sean Daily: Are any of them superdelegates?
	4:49pm Riggity Rambozo: Play some Lord Kitchener please!!! Sell that kitty cat!!!
	4:54pm Jimmy S.: If you could build a wayback machine and release The Black Crowes' stuff on vinyl in 1973, would it sell?
	4:56pm Ike: No. It sells in the modern day entirely due to misplaced and dopey buyers' nostalgia. The people in 1973 HAD to be more intelligent than to fall for the Black Crowes swindle.
	5:01pm Sean Daily: Oh God, where did you get "Fried Sandwich Play"? Where can I GET it?
	5:02pm Ike: Yeah, "Fried Sandwich Play" is awesome.
	5:08pm Peter K.: Lee Morgan AND Horace Silver AND Clifford and Max -- seamlessly blended in with all that other great and weird stuff -- THIS is why I listen to WFMU! (I wonder why more FMU program hosts don't play jazz??)
	5:10pm Curtis: Thank you for playing Miss Hukkelberg. I am a Hukkelbergy Hound!
	5:11pm Peter K.: No, Irwin, no. It is NOT Clifford Brown and the Max Roach Quintet, and though that indeed would make it a sextet, it doesn't because it isn't. It's the Clifford Brown-Max Roach Quintet. Brown and Roach were the co-leaders. There were three other members (tenor saxophone, piano and bass), for a total of five. Hence "quintet." Trust me on this.
	5:12pm Riggity Rambozo: If you comeback, people won't stop dancing in the streets. They're will be mass hysteria, people will pass out, police will be in under their heads, SOCA!!!
	5:15pm Irwin: Peter, I defer to your authority on the matter. Playlist corrected. Thanks for fact-checking.
	5:25pm aunt fritzi: irwin,,,will you come to my ice cream social 2morrow nite??,,do u have a fave flavor??
	5:31pm Riggity Rambozo: Irwin, Can you play "Shorty Blackwell" by The Monkees? It only sounds right when it's being played by you ol' chum.
	5:42pm SueB: yay irwin! i haven't heard your show in eons! where have i been??
	5:43pm Sara: Damn, just remembered to tune in a scant 20 minutes before the end of the show. Curse busy workdays! And huzzah for archives!
	5:43pm evan: What was that playing in the background while you were announcing the tracks just now?
	5:47pm Irwin: talkover bed: R. Stevie Moore and the Meadowbrook Big Band: "The Meadowbrook Skip"
	5:47pm Peter K.: Thanks for the kind words. It's not easy being the world's editor, but someone's gotta do it. Too bad there isn't more money in it.
	5:50pm crg: Like the little killing a man/killing him theme.
	5:58pm slugluv1313: ¡hola, Irwin! ¡gracias por (¿para? ¡no recuerdo mi español!) las canciones; muy felicidades!
	6:07pm Riggity Rambozo: Oh My Heavens!!! The show is over....
	11:27pm sally: this is going with me on spring break for certain! big bag of sugar...

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from March 14, 2008

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March 14, 2008: Always a triple shy of the cycle

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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)
Teddy Kennedy	Sings for Barack Obama	plushed to the scuppers at a campaign rally in Texas	0:05:43 (Pop-up)
Caetano Veloso & Gilberto Gil	Wait Until Tomorrow	Tropicalia 2	0:06:42 (Pop-up)
The Bird and the Bee	Birthday "Birthday" by "The Bird and the Bee"	One Too Many Hearts	0:09:55 (Pop-up)
Magnetic Fields	Please Stop Dancing	Distortion	0:13:24 (Pop-up)
Mighty Sparrow	Bag Ah Sugar "Bag Ah Sugar" by "Mighty Sparrow"	Calypso Genius Vol. 1	0:19:57 (Pop-up)
The Horace Silver Quintet	The Cape Verdean Blues	The Cape Verdean Blues	0:24:11 (Pop-up)
The Wrights	You're the Kind of Trouble	self-titled	0:29:07 (Pop-up)
Scala Choir	Bittersweet Symphony "Bittersweet Symphony" by "Scala Choir"	Dream On	0:31:50 (Pop-up)
Giancarlo Vulcano	3 x 3, no. 2 "3 x 3, no. 2" by "Giancarlo Vulcano"	Vetro	0:35:12 (Pop-up)
The Mighty Bop	Infrarouge "Infrarouge" by "The Mighty Bop"	La Vague Sensorielle	0:39:22 (Pop-up)
Amy LaVere	Killing Him "Killing Him" by "Amy LaVere"	Anchors & Anvils	0:48:48 (Pop-up)
The Bran Flakes	Close But Not It "Close But Not It" by "The Bran Flakes"	I Don't Have a Friend	0:51:46 (Pop-up)
The Bran Flakes	Everybody Pay Attention Now	I Don't Have a Friend	0:53:45 (Pop-up)
The Fibonaccis	TerrorVision "TerrorVision" by "The Fibonaccis"	Repressed: The Best of the Fibonaccis 1981-1987	0:56:31 (Pop-up)
Michelle Lemay	Welcome to the Jungle	Songs I Love To Sing	0:59:54 (Pop-up)
The Gothic Archies	Walking My Gargoyle	The Tragic Treasury: Songs from A Series of Unfortunate Events	1:04:22 (Pop-up)
Quartet San Francisco	Gee Officer Krupke	Whirled Chamber Music	1:06:53 (Pop-up)
The Fall	What About Us "What About Us" by "The Fall"	Fall Heads Roll	1:15:47 (Pop-up)
90 Grad & Milena	Kleiner Eisbar (Little Polar Bear)	Kleiner Eisbar EP	1:21:30 (Pop-up)
The KMG's	As Long As "As Long As" by "The KMG's"	Funky Soul Power	1:24:58 (Pop-up)
Irma Thomas	Cheater Man "Cheater Man" by "Irma Thomas"	Something Good	1:28:05 (Pop-up)
Swan Dive	In the Land of Make Believe	Wintergreen	1:30:35 (Pop-up)
Klaus Beyer	Und Dein Vogel Singt "Und Dein Vogel Singt" by "Klaus Beyer"	Revolver	1:33:52 (Pop-up)
The Black Crowes	Goodbye Daughters of the Revolution	single	1:35:46 (Pop-up)
Hanne Hukkelberg	Berlin "Berlin" by "Hanne Hukkelberg"	Rykestrasse 68	1:46:38 (Pop-up)
Alice Cooper	Pretty Ballerina "Pretty Ballerina" by "Alice Cooper"	Dirty Diamonds	1:51:32 (Pop-up)
Charlie McAlister	Fried Sandwich Play	home recording	1:54:25 (Pop-up)
Henri Salvador	Beta Gamma l'Ordinateur	Rigolo 7" single	2:00:24 (Pop-up)
The Clifford Brown-Max Roach Quintet	Gerkin for Perkin	Study in Brown	2:02:40 (Pop-up)
Bill Kirchen	Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues	Tied to the Wheel	2:11:09 (Pop-up)
Mike Doughty	Strange Powers "Strange Powers" by "Mike Doughty"	The Gambler	2:16:45 (Pop-up)
Dangerous Girls	MO7S "MO7S" by "Dangerous Girls"	Human Records 7" single	2:18:28 (Pop-up)
A Certain Ratio	Blown Away "Blown Away" by "A Certain Ratio"	Factory Records 12" (FAC22)	2:22:08 (Pop-up)
Bernie Worrell	Celeste "Celeste" by "Bernie Worrell"	Improvisczario	2:27:39 (Pop-up)
Los Mocosos	Soy Callejero "Soy Callejero" by "Los Mocosos"	Putamayo Presents Latin Groove	2:39:24 (Pop-up)
Charlotte Sometimes	How I Could Just Kill a Man	demos	2:43:57 (Pop-up)
Grupo Gale	Me Vuelvo Loco "Me Vuelvo Loco" by "Grupo Gale"	En Su Sitio	2:47:01 (Pop-up)
Gordon Thomas (with the George Kelly Band)	Jackie	I'm Satisfied	2:52:07 (Pop-up)
The Amazing Friendly Apple	Water Woman	The Great British Psychedelic Trip Vol. 2 - 1965-1970	2:54:17 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:08pm dfb: mix it baby
	3:09pm pat: That on-air fight was brilliant, worth all the cash I pledged and then some.
	3:09pm maria: jeezus krisco that sounded like shooby taylor!!
	3:09pm Ike: That was a great transitional moment. Duct tape in place of gauze? Comedy gold. Go Bryce, go Bryce, beat his arse.
	3:22pm woj: bird and the bee is perfect for everyone who misses stewart/gaskin.
	3:35pm north guinea hills: only irwin would play version of bittersweet symphony like this..... suuuuiiiiittttte!!!!!!!
	3:40pm dfb: I love rock anthems sung by teenage girl choirs -- it makes sense
	3:53pm Carmichael: Irwin!! Hey, nice surprise seeing you here. I was just reading "Songs in the Key of Z" last night.
	3:57pm aunt fritzi: hiya irwin whuts cookin??? i loved your performance on the hoof & mouth finale last sunday,,will you come back in the summer?? i miss you irwin,,,,ALOT!!! ohhhhhh btw your invited to come to a kewwwwl ice cream sccial 2morrow nite,,,whuts your fave flavor????/ WHOOOOOOHOOOOOO =)=)=)
	3:57pm Peter K.: Good to hear you back on the air. I just happen to be home today, and being able to hear you do a show is a very pleasant surprise. How was Montreal?
	4:00pm MONTREAL: this was the first horror movie i learned to laugh at.
	4:00pm jonathan: is this terrorvision song the theme to the brilliant film?
	4:01pm Jessica: "Cool? Babe, it's a perfect 98.6. It's like floating in your mother's womb!" Yay, Irwin.
	4:05pm woj: it's a shame fm frequencies are odd numbers. otherwise, we could have 98.6 fm -- the normal hits!
	4:10pm Bad Ronald: The trouble is he drinks!
	4:18pm crg: Those signs are about washing the towels (or not), not about flushing the toilet. But hey, keep on flushing.
	4:26pm Sean Daily: Make it stop, Mommy! Please! Make! It! Stop!
	4:28pm north guinea hills: daggnabbed knut-mania of yesteryear!
	4:29pm north guinea hills: and of course, the kmg's possess funk, soul, or power, but it is (too)/as long as.....
	4:29pm stupid funky fresh: *ting!
	4:39pm roguenkatz: mein got in himmel!
	4:39pm duh_man01: how do people leave comments if they are in their cars in new jersey and not at their computers? amino acid processor?
	4:40pm Riggity Rambozo: Klaus was awesome!!! Thanks.
	4:41pm Carmichael: By using the Apple ThinkTrak 747, now with pseudo Astral Projection (tm).
	4:45pm Sean Daily: Aw come on. Beyer RAWKED.
	4:46pm Sean Daily: Are any of them superdelegates?
	4:49pm Riggity Rambozo: Play some Lord Kitchener please!!! Sell that kitty cat!!!
	4:54pm Jimmy S.: If you could build a wayback machine and release The Black Crowes' stuff on vinyl in 1973, would it sell?
	4:56pm Ike: No. It sells in the modern day entirely due to misplaced and dopey buyers' nostalgia. The people in 1973 HAD to be more intelligent than to fall for the Black Crowes swindle.
	5:01pm Sean Daily: Oh God, where did you get "Fried Sandwich Play"? Where can I GET it?
	5:02pm Ike: Yeah, "Fried Sandwich Play" is awesome.
	5:08pm Peter K.: Lee Morgan AND Horace Silver AND Clifford and Max -- seamlessly blended in with all that other great and weird stuff -- THIS is why I listen to WFMU! (I wonder why more FMU program hosts don't play jazz??)
	5:10pm Curtis: Thank you for playing Miss Hukkelberg. I am a Hukkelbergy Hound!
	5:11pm Peter K.: No, Irwin, no. It is NOT Clifford Brown and the Max Roach Quintet, and though that indeed would make it a sextet, it doesn't because it isn't. It's the Clifford Brown-Max Roach Quintet. Brown and Roach were the co-leaders. There were three other members (tenor saxophone, piano and bass), for a total of five. Hence "quintet." Trust me on this.
	5:12pm Riggity Rambozo: If you comeback, people won't stop dancing in the streets. They're will be mass hysteria, people will pass out, police will be in under their heads, SOCA!!!
	5:15pm Irwin: Peter, I defer to your authority on the matter. Playlist corrected. Thanks for fact-checking.
	5:25pm aunt fritzi: irwin,,,will you come to my ice cream social 2morrow nite??,,do u have a fave flavor??
	5:31pm Riggity Rambozo: Irwin, Can you play "Shorty Blackwell" by The Monkees? It only sounds right when it's being played by you ol' chum.
	5:42pm SueB: yay irwin! i haven't heard your show in eons! where have i been??
	5:43pm Sara: Damn, just remembered to tune in a scant 20 minutes before the end of the show. Curse busy workdays! And huzzah for archives!
	5:43pm evan: What was that playing in the background while you were announcing the tracks just now?
	5:47pm Irwin: talkover bed: R. Stevie Moore and the Meadowbrook Big Band: "The Meadowbrook Skip"
	5:47pm Peter K.: Thanks for the kind words. It's not easy being the world's editor, but someone's gotta do it. Too bad there isn't more money in it.
	5:50pm crg: Like the little killing a man/killing him theme.
	5:58pm slugluv1313: ¡hola, Irwin! ¡gracias por (¿para? ¡no recuerdo mi español!) las canciones; muy felicidades!
	6:07pm Riggity Rambozo: Oh My Heavens!!! The show is over....
	11:27pm sally: this is going with me on spring break for certain! big bag of sugar...

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from March 14, 2008

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