WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from November 1, 2010

Listener comments!
	12:16pm Looms: Hello Irene! Nice opening. Are Jeremy Cohen and Matt Munisteri going to play live?
	12:17pm Jack: I'm still trying to get used to you being on at noon, Irene. You were 3 o'clock forever; used to set my watch by you.
	12:34pm eric: it is as if someone had updated philip glass
	12:35pm Looms: Great!
	12:36pm eric: maye with a little robert fripp on the side!
	1:02pm Sue: hello from dark chilly london! love discovering new music on your show, and today is no exception :-)
	1:04pm Sean Gostage: Hi Irene, rushed back from the pub and forgot that our clocks went back an hour yesterday so at the moment there is a four hour time difference so have missed an hour of your wonderful programme, damn and tarnation!!!
	1:05pm Mike East: hold on...did the clocks go back yesterday?
	1:07pm Looms: They did in Europe.
	1:07pm Sean Gostage: Mike, I take it you are somwhere in the US, I think your clocks go back next weekend
	1:09pm postmanpaul: Saturday evening in the UK,ME. Only four hours ahead here makes it kinda little cosyerer!
	1:09pm Mike East: Aha! I knew it was coming up soon.
	1:23pm postmanpaul: Down the Greenwich meridian line in Europe, countries benefit by choosing to have an hour longer than the UK before sunset. Pooh.
	1:24pm postmanpaul: Nice to here them fiddling fingers, Liz.
	1:29pm postmanpaul: ...an hour longer of daylight, that is. Or an hour later of a longer day before it gets really dark, that is. I think.
	1:37pm postmanpaul: But more dragons fly out of sooty chimney pots undetected in France in the still-menacingly-darker early mornings to snatch school children off the streets and eat them in their lairs, however.
	1:40pm Mike East: That's the one good thing about living in the U.S....no dragons.
	1:48pm Clay: Mahavishnu! Hi Irene.
	1:49pm Clay: I like the autumnal palette.
	1:51pm Sean Gostage: Loving Jeremy Cohn, perfect for the chore of a spot of ironing, but please I don't mean to be demeaning to these wonderful sounds,
	1:52pm SmokinJ: Nice playing Jeremy. Greetings Irene and friends..
	1:56pm postmanpaul: Hey, SmokinJ! How's tricks sir?
	2:00pm SmokinJ: Top o' the day to you Dr. Paul! It's a fine harvest fall day here my friend!
	2:01pm postmanpaul: Top o' the crop to you!
	2:04pm SmokinJ: Ain't life grand?
	2:05pm Mike East: I never get sick of this song.
	2:05pm postmanpaul: We're livin' the dream SmokinJ.
	2:07pm SmokinJ: By the way, a belated HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Grace Slick!
	2:11pm postmanpaul: Yeah, come on down Papa John Creach!
	2:13pm SmokinJ: Speaking of fiddles! :)
	2:13pm postmanpaul: Grace can do no wrong in my book. I even forgive her pop single moments.
	2:15pm SmokinJ: In later life Grace apologized for some of that shit as well :)
	2:16pm SmokinJ: We seem to get wise when we get old...
	2:16pm Wendy del Formaggio: The first two lines of this Dan Hicks song totally cracked me up. Nice to hear you on the air, Irene! I haven't been home on a Monday since the new schedule started. I'm glad to be home today, listening to the radio.
	2:16pm Mike East: I recently acquired the "We built this city" 7". The album cover is ridiculous.
	2:17pm SmokinJ: Oddly Mike I actually dig that song 'in a way' ;)
	2:18pm postmanpaul: No way! But what she did was always top-drawer-genre.
	2:19pm postmanpaul: No way re her apols...
	2:21pm SmokinJ: The early Airplane and Great! Society stuff is the best, but in the times that the Starship survived in it's understandable..
	2:21pm postmanpaul: The beginning of the opening track off Manhole still makes me wet my pants with frightening joy.
	2:22pm Mike East: Ted Leo and Jon Wurster did an acoustic version on The Best Show for the marathon (I think). I remember loving that song when I was a kid. I think I had an image in my head of some awesome Rock N Roll city...not sure what I thought that was at the time.
	2:23pm SmokinJ: It's all good!
	2:24pm SmokinJ: Well if there's a 'Rock & Roll' city, San Francisco's got my vote!
	2:34pm postmanpaul: SmokinJ - is this Nick Cave vid up your street? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rgm2xLjMxjk
	2:39pm SmokinJ: No
	2:42pm postmanpaul: Ha!
	2:44pm SmokinJ: Irene: The set gets better and better!
	2:51pm Sean Gostage: Havt to totally agree, SmokinJ, another rather marvellous set from our Irene, worship the ground, etc, etc
	2:57pm postmanpaul: A beautifully assembled set Irene.
	2:58pm Dale from North Dakota: Was that Pink Floydish song that just ended "Microdisney"?
	2:59pm Looms: Thx as usual Irene.
	2:59pm Irene: No, it was The Clientele's "Bonfires on the Heath," One of my fave's from the past year.
	3:00pm Dale from North Dakota: Wow, I agree, that was an awesome song. Buying the album from iTunes now. Thanks, Irene!
	3:00pm SmokinJ: Are we havin' fun yet? I sure am! 8-)
	12:39pm Van in Dallas: Random archive selection from one of Irene's many wonderful shows...this one will ease me through my final workday at the office in Dallas.
	4:55pm Van in Dallas: Really enjoyed all the strings in the show, especially violin....and the live performance was quite a nice bonus. Thanks Irene! :)

Irene Trudel: Playlist from November 1, 2010

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November 1, 2010: Violins and other things with Jeremy Cohn and Matt Munisteri

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Approx. start time
Kronos Quartet	Getme, Getme "Getme, Getme" by "Kronos Quartet"	Floodplain			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
QQQ	Swimming Under the Moonlight "Swimming Under the Moonlight" by "QQQ"	Unpacking the Trailer	New Amsterdam Records		0:11:14 (Pop-up)
Howard Fishman	In Romania "In Romania" by "Howard Fishman"	No Further Instructions	Monkey Farm Records		0:18:55 (Pop-up)
TIn Hat	Compay "Compay" by "TIn Hat"	Foreign Legion	Bag Productions Records		0:23:44 (Pop-up)

Sam Quinn	Help Me "Help Me" by "Sam Quinn"				0:35:19 (Pop-up)
Mary Gauthier	Goodbye "Goodbye" by "Mary Gauthier"				0:40:49 (Pop-up)
Texas Sheiks	Cairo "Cairo" by "Texas Sheiks"				0:45:01 (Pop-up)
The Wiyos	Dontchaletmecatcha "Dontchaletmecatcha" by "The Wiyos"				0:48:50 (Pop-up)
M. Shanghai String Band	Sunday Best				0:54:00 (Pop-up)
Quartet San Francisco	Kathy's Waltz	QSF Plays Brubeck			0:55:13 (Pop-up)
Quartet San Francisco	Kathy's Waltz	QSF Plays Brubeck			0:57:17 (Pop-up)

Live Performance byJeremy Cohn & Matt Munisteri
Jeremy Cohn & Matt Munisteri	Dr. Jazz				1:04:20 (Pop-up)
Jeremy Cohn & Matt Munisteri	Rose Room				1:14:40 (Pop-up)
Violinjazz	Idaho "Idaho" by "Violinjazz"	The Music of Eddie South		CD	1:27:04 (Pop-up)
Violinjazz	Mad Monk "Mad Monk" by "Violinjazz"	The Music of Eddie South	Dorian Recordings	CD	1:31:31 (Pop-up)
Jeremy Cohn & Matt Munisteri	Sophisticated Lady				1:44:09 (Pop-up)
Jeremy Cohn & Matt Munisteri	Chavalo Swing				1:48:35 (Pop-up)
Violinjazz	Rhapsody in Blue "Rhapsody in Blue" by "Violinjazz"	The Music of Eddie South	Dorian Recordings	CD	1:55:52 (Pop-up)
Violinjazz	Zieguner "Zieguner" by "Violinjazz"				2:03:02 (Pop-up)
Mark O'Connor's Hot Swing	Ain't Misbehavin'	Live in New York			2:03:14 (Pop-up)
Dan Hicks & The Acoustic Warriors	Up! Up! Up!	Shootin' Straight			2:10:55 (Pop-up)
Reynold Philipsek	St Germain Street				2:14:44 (Pop-up)
The Spampinato Brothers	You Wanna Be Free	Pie In the Sky			2:16:58 (Pop-up)
Ben Solee	How to See the Sun Rise	Learning to Bend	SonaBlast! Records		2:20:02 (Pop-up)

Arborea	Blue Crystal Fire "Blue Crystal Fire" by "Arborea"	We Are All One in the Sun: A Tribute to Robbie Basho			2:33:31 (Pop-up)
The Pines	Pray Tell "Pray Tell" by "The Pines"	Tremolo	Red House Records		2:38:54 (Pop-up)
The Cleaners from Venus	The Autumn Cornfield				2:43:21 (Pop-up)
The Clientele	Bonfires on the Heath	Bonfires on the Heath	Merge		2:47:03 (Pop-up)
Microdisney	Loftholdingswood "Loftholdingswood" by "Microdisney"	The Clock Comes Down the Stairs	BigTime		2:52:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:16pm Looms: Hello Irene! Nice opening. Are Jeremy Cohen and Matt Munisteri going to play live?
	12:17pm Jack: I'm still trying to get used to you being on at noon, Irene. You were 3 o'clock forever; used to set my watch by you.
	12:34pm eric: it is as if someone had updated philip glass
	12:35pm Looms: Great!
	12:36pm eric: maye with a little robert fripp on the side!
	1:02pm Sue: hello from dark chilly london! love discovering new music on your show, and today is no exception :-)
	1:04pm Sean Gostage: Hi Irene, rushed back from the pub and forgot that our clocks went back an hour yesterday so at the moment there is a four hour time difference so have missed an hour of your wonderful programme, damn and tarnation!!!
	1:05pm Mike East: hold on...did the clocks go back yesterday?
	1:07pm Looms: They did in Europe.
	1:07pm Sean Gostage: Mike, I take it you are somwhere in the US, I think your clocks go back next weekend
	1:09pm postmanpaul: Saturday evening in the UK,ME. Only four hours ahead here makes it kinda little cosyerer!
	1:09pm Mike East: Aha! I knew it was coming up soon.
	1:23pm postmanpaul: Down the Greenwich meridian line in Europe, countries benefit by choosing to have an hour longer than the UK before sunset. Pooh.
	1:24pm postmanpaul: Nice to here them fiddling fingers, Liz.
	1:29pm postmanpaul: ...an hour longer of daylight, that is. Or an hour later of a longer day before it gets really dark, that is. I think.
	1:37pm postmanpaul: But more dragons fly out of sooty chimney pots undetected in France in the still-menacingly-darker early mornings to snatch school children off the streets and eat them in their lairs, however.
	1:40pm Mike East: That's the one good thing about living in the U.S....no dragons.
	1:48pm Clay: Mahavishnu! Hi Irene.
	1:49pm Clay: I like the autumnal palette.
	1:51pm Sean Gostage: Loving Jeremy Cohn, perfect for the chore of a spot of ironing, but please I don't mean to be demeaning to these wonderful sounds,
	1:52pm SmokinJ: Nice playing Jeremy. Greetings Irene and friends..
	1:56pm postmanpaul: Hey, SmokinJ! How's tricks sir?
	2:00pm SmokinJ: Top o' the day to you Dr. Paul! It's a fine harvest fall day here my friend!
	2:01pm postmanpaul: Top o' the crop to you!
	2:04pm SmokinJ: Ain't life grand?
	2:05pm Mike East: I never get sick of this song.
	2:05pm postmanpaul: We're livin' the dream SmokinJ.
	2:07pm SmokinJ: By the way, a belated HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Grace Slick!
	2:11pm postmanpaul: Yeah, come on down Papa John Creach!
	2:13pm SmokinJ: Speaking of fiddles! :)
	2:13pm postmanpaul: Grace can do no wrong in my book. I even forgive her pop single moments.
	2:15pm SmokinJ: In later life Grace apologized for some of that shit as well :)
	2:16pm SmokinJ: We seem to get wise when we get old...
	2:16pm Wendy del Formaggio: The first two lines of this Dan Hicks song totally cracked me up. Nice to hear you on the air, Irene! I haven't been home on a Monday since the new schedule started. I'm glad to be home today, listening to the radio.
	2:16pm Mike East: I recently acquired the "We built this city" 7". The album cover is ridiculous.
	2:17pm SmokinJ: Oddly Mike I actually dig that song 'in a way' ;)
	2:18pm postmanpaul: No way! But what she did was always top-drawer-genre.
	2:19pm postmanpaul: No way re her apols...
	2:21pm SmokinJ: The early Airplane and Great! Society stuff is the best, but in the times that the Starship survived in it's understandable..
	2:21pm postmanpaul: The beginning of the opening track off Manhole still makes me wet my pants with frightening joy.
	2:22pm Mike East: Ted Leo and Jon Wurster did an acoustic version on The Best Show for the marathon (I think). I remember loving that song when I was a kid. I think I had an image in my head of some awesome Rock N Roll city...not sure what I thought that was at the time.
	2:23pm SmokinJ: It's all good!
	2:24pm SmokinJ: Well if there's a 'Rock & Roll' city, San Francisco's got my vote!
	2:34pm postmanpaul: SmokinJ - is this Nick Cave vid up your street? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rgm2xLjMxjk
	2:39pm SmokinJ: No
	2:42pm postmanpaul: Ha!
	2:44pm SmokinJ: Irene: The set gets better and better!
	2:51pm Sean Gostage: Havt to totally agree, SmokinJ, another rather marvellous set from our Irene, worship the ground, etc, etc
	2:57pm postmanpaul: A beautifully assembled set Irene.
	2:58pm Dale from North Dakota: Was that Pink Floydish song that just ended "Microdisney"?
	2:59pm Looms: Thx as usual Irene.
	2:59pm Irene: No, it was The Clientele's "Bonfires on the Heath," One of my fave's from the past year.
	3:00pm Dale from North Dakota: Wow, I agree, that was an awesome song. Buying the album from iTunes now. Thanks, Irene!
	3:00pm SmokinJ: Are we havin' fun yet? I sure am! 8-)
	12:39pm Van in Dallas: Random archive selection from one of Irene's many wonderful shows...this one will ease me through my final workday at the office in Dallas.
	4:55pm Van in Dallas: Really enjoyed all the strings in the show, especially violin....and the live performance was quite a nice bonus. Thanks Irene! :)

Irene Trudel: Playlist from November 1, 2010

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