WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from March 14, 2011

Listener comments!
	3:05pm Billy Jam: Scott WIlliams - congrats on your wonderful job of orchestrating the Hoof N Mouth Sinfonia every year for the Marathon Finale - an amazingly talented band who can do no wrong and who cover every genre effortlessly. *****
	3:08pm Looms: Agreed with Billy, the performance was greet! @Billy: great punk (rearranged) cover yesterday!
	3:08pm Dead Corporate Eyes: zup Scott
	3:10pm scott: happy marathon hangover everybody!
	3:10pm Looms: Good lord, my typing is worse than ever today...
	3:11pm tomB: Scott, thanks for performing the Dusty song last night, and playing the original today. @Billy: your MUNI song was a breath of fresh air last night.
	3:14pm Parq: Scott, never did find out -- who was the young lady in the pink cardigan on keys for much of the latter half of the show?
	3:14pm Ken: Amazing job last night Scott! The band never sounded better.
	3:14pm BSI: I only had time to catch fleeting moments on the vid stream, but it looked like a lethally awesome time. Congrats on the almost-there marathon results as well...
	3:15pm Mary Wing: Parq, that was DJ Keili on keyboards!
	3:17pm Bas, NL: Fantastic Hoof 'n Mouth Scott!! Could someone tell me who was the great voice and ukulele performing a duet with Irwin?
	3:19pm Mary Wing: Bas, that was Beth Sorrentino. (I'm a wealth of info today, aren't i?)
	3:19pm Bas, NL: Thanks Mary; and you are!
	3:19pm Looms: I was watching the performance alone after a while because it started at 12.00am here, but Rob Weisberg (with the grrrreat Hoof & Mouth Sinfonia) made a huge impression.
	3:20pm Looms: Not only to me, i mean.
	3:20pm Parq: "Tonight You Belong to Me" has to be the most innocent cheatin' song ever.
	3:24pm julia!: congrats on making it through the marathon! show sounds great today!
	3:25pm scott: Heyyyyy, thanks Julia! And so nice to hear from all of you today.
	3:29pm Jeff M: Good morning.
	3:30pm kiemzi: the hoof & mouth sinfonia was so much fun! thanks, scott! hardest working man in radio!
	3:30pm Handsome Harry: Super swell job last night and through-out the entire Marathon, Mr. Williams. I am very impressed. Loving the show thus far as well (as always).
	3:31pm Looms: @Jeff M: what are you doing up? ;)
	3:34pm Jeff M: Just so'z there's no confusion: I'm not that DJ Jeff M, who has to my annoyance swiped my monicker.
	3:35pm Looms: oops!
	3:36pm Looms: Good morning anyway.
	3:36pm Jeff M: Right back atcha.
	3:37pm Looms (France): Good evening then!
	3:38pm Matt: A thrilling & glorious high indeed.
	3:39pm Jeff M: Let's all just bask in the golden confidence, beneficence and gentle power beaming from our radio host: http://bit.ly/gslvIa
	3:39pm BSI: no easy way down, indeed!
	3:40pm jeff-m: sorry about that Jeff-M
	3:41pm Looms (France): @Jeff M: Hey, who's that guy!
	3:41pm Looms: Just kidding, Scott.
	3:41pm jeff-m: oh shit, I just looked at your songlist
	3:42pm Jeff M: Let's all be friends.
	3:45pm Looms: Post marathon depression? BEST MARATHON EVER, goddamit!
	3:47pm Hugh: Scott, GREAT SINFONIA!! I agree with Parq, Beth & Irwin were the best. Thanks for your hard work!
	3:48pm Looms: Jeez, i went to sleep before Jeff Mullan performance! :(
	3:50pm Stanley: I just want to say congratulatiions to all at WFMU and to all the fantastic listeners. I'm so proud to be connected to all you guys. WFMU is truly a rare and amazing thing. Long live WFMU and all who sail with her
	3:51pm Jeff M: Don't fret, Scott - less than 50 weeks 'til the next one!
	3:54pm Cecile: I caught the Clay Pigeon performance. What charisma!
	3:56pm Chris: Scott. Color me impressed. I had no idea that you had such mad skills on the guitar. And the band was tight! too. kudos to one and all.
	3:58pm BSI: The Great Valley, eh? Vocals eerily close to Mike Moorcock's (deep fix) for a minute there. Weirdly awesome.
	3:58pm dc pat: Yeah, Clay is a nut.--a true FMU treasure. And Scott's guitar work was superb...if Amishy.
	3:58pm marcus: The Great Valley is fucking great!
	3:58pm Skirkie: I loved the the slide guitar. That's what that was, right?
	3:58pm Jeff M: Apparently he plays anything with strings on it. He had that funky plastic slide guitar, and I swear I saw a banjo come out!
	3:59pm Parq: Scott, as long as we're lavishing praise on you (and deservedly so), let me just mention that I was not previously familiar with your skills on the lap-steel and the sax. I missed Chris Stubbs this year, but it was neat seeing something like a real horn section up there.
	3:59pm Looms: :( I was too tired to catch Clay's perormance. Made it to Andy's. Is the finale video available somewhere as an archive?
	3:59pm ZZ Top: Williams, Scott - Thanks for ordering our Fan Club Only Beard Care Kit.
	4:03pm Skirkie: videos: Pt 1: http://tinyurl.com/4u389vn Pt 2: http://tinyurl.com/486cakg Pt 3: http://tinyurl.com/4e8l5ss I haven't necessarily tested the links.
	4:04pm Looms: Already got my answer but thanks anyway, Skirkie! Marathon hangover, for sure.
	4:05pm Looms: And here comes a great track against hangover!
	4:07pm Danne D: Skirkie, if they are the ones I tweeted I tested them first :) Scott, once again I was blown away by your performance of the "Days of Wine and Roses". Outstanding as always. I have to say that I missed Chris Stubbs too this year - clearly a Hoof N Mouth legend though of course Scott was great on Sax as well :)
	4:07pm doublebummer: Enough self loathing ass kissing
	4:08pm Marmalade Kitty: What an awesome show last night! That was the first time I saw the Hoof and Mouth, don't know how i could have mised it over the past couple of years?? But i'm glad I caughtit. Wish I could have been there :)!! Well done everybody in the WFMUniverse!!!!
	4:08pm Skirkie: Yup, straight up copy and paste, Danne D.
	4:08pm Frank Beard: Ironically, i don't have a beard.
	4:08pm Looms: Bonjour Chaton!
	4:08pm Wendy del Formaggio: Scott! Your show is aiding and abetting my marathon hang-over, and all I drank last night was seltzer. Staying up too late last night sure was worth it. Three(thousand) cheers to you, Scott, for wrangling such an incredible band!
	4:10pm Marmalade Kitty: Bonjour! :)
	4:11pm dc pat: doublebummer: your pessimism and knack for rocking the boat are amazing and very impressive and down right ok.
	4:12pm Jeff M: The band was tight, energetic and adaptable - a fact not completely unrelated to their dedication rehearsing beforehand, so the singers could swan in and have their star turns. I love the energy they have in this little rehearsal moment: http://photos.bazbarfoo.com/WFMU/2011-Marathon/Misc-video/16155984_3qELb#1213283361_p4czL (Wait 'til after Scott's show is over to watch and listen - no need to get distracted from what Scott's creating for us now.)
	4:14pm spaceman: beautiful man
	4:14pm Looms: Somehow seconding Jeff M's comment: how many rehearsals did you manage to have before the show, Scott?
	4:17pm scott: gosh, thanks everyone! We rehearsed 6 times, which is not to suggest that we rehearsed every song 6 times. Some songs we rehearsed zero times, and some of those were the best! and let's give some love to our unheralded saxophone ringer Dylan Going!
	4:17pm Looms: Just curious...
	4:18pm Looms: 6 rehearsals for the whole show only? Well, great job, man! I mean it!
	4:22pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hooray for the horns! A horn section is a wonderful thing.
	4:23pm Looms (fallling into despair): What horn section are you speaking of, Wendy?
	4:23pm BSI: hooray for this damned mix!
	4:24pm doublebummer: Let us all receive OSCARS?GRAMMIES! Where the sun wished it could shine.
	4:25pm Wendy del Formaggio: Looms, Dylan on the sax, Scott on the sax, Bryce on trombone. Irwin on a toy trumpet that I think was really a kazoo in disguise :-D
	4:26pm Looms: Boohoo! I'll check out the archive...
	4:28pm Looms: btw, i'm seconding BSI's comment. Great show.
	4:28pm Wendy del Formaggio: Looms, don't cry! There will be plenty of videos/audio clips posted in the near future, I am sure. I recommend Clay Pigeon's cover of Chicago's "Beginnings" for some great horn section action, and for Clay's stage presence, which is always a delight.
	4:29pm Looms: :)
	4:29pm dale: ah, aguirre. i just gave my heart of glass vinyl a spin last week. love the stuff popul did for herzog.
	4:34pm Mike East: I agree, great show last night (what I heard of it) - as was all two weeks of marathon programming. FMU is unique that way (among others) in that their pledge drive programming is actually worth listening to.
	4:36pm Head East: Flat As A _______.
	4:41pm Jeff M: Here y'go, for them as wants it: Irwin, sporting his stylishly battered fedora, on kazoo-umpet. http://bit.ly/hZ0Wst
	4:44pm northguineahills: I love this Michael Chapman... I used to always try to work in that Popol Vuh "Aguirre I" into every dj set, no matter what genre....
	4:47pm dc pat: Nick Cave's version of this is one of my all time faves.
	4:48pm yair yona (tel aviv): there's a great Fred Neil version to Long Black Veil, really beautiful version.
	4:48pm Carmichael: I like any version of this song (and there are lots). And I like anyone named Lefty.
	4:49pm Jeff M: This is a cool rendition as well, first time I've heard it.
	4:50pm dc pat: agree. How do you get a nickname like that, dammit!
	4:51pm Jeff M: You never run across anyone called Righty.
	4:51pm Aharon: In Australia you do.
	4:53pm Darby O'Gill: I'd like to thank all the little people.
	4:53pm Carmichael: Q: What do you call a first-time offender in Tehran? A: Lefty.
	4:54pm JCJ: There's actually a guy in my neighborhood nicknamed Lefty -- as a result of losing a hand to firecracker.
	5:01pm pierre: Bonjour/Bonsoir everyone ! Hoof & Mouth Sinfonia become one of my top ten band ever heard live on radio, i mean, you don't get to hear Bands like this anywhere. You don't get to listen things like wfmu anywhere anyway. It fill my heart with joy and peace to know that WFMU will keep on going for a year
	5:02pm Looms: Je suis d'accord avec Pierre.
	5:06pm Happy Listener: While I'm pleased that WFMU will be able to broadcast for another year, I can't help but feel a little frustrated by the fact that we didn't succeed in helping you reach your goal. I'm really hoping that the corporate matching of employee donations will take you the rest of the way.
	5:12pm Looms: @HL: we all have to deal with extra expenses but i'm sure we can make it together this year. We just have to spare, what? 15$ every month, and the station's budget will be ok in october. Maybe sooner.
	5:16pm Happy Listener: I also hope that my company will give you US currency the first time, this time. Wow, the Fraction! I really like "Come Out of Her". Very Morissounding.
	5:20pm RobotBoy: Relatively new WFMU listener here. This show is an example of why WFMU is worth it. Of the artists listed on the playlist so far, I recognize only four, and I'm someone who doesn't listen to too much mainstream music these days. I'm over here in Randolph (home to the prestigious County College of Morris), which isn't that far from Dirty Jerz City, and WFMU doesn't come in that well, guess it's the price of being close to NYC and living in the most densely populated state in the country (lots of competing radio on the dial). Last comment: this chat function is cool, good for the WFMU community.
	5:25pm blacktooth: @Scott Williams, don't know what kind of hangover you're in after last night, but the set's been flawless so far! Continue to defy the law's of nature!
	5:25pm pierre: i love Kebekelektrik on wich you are speaking on right now. i agree with Robotboy, for example i plan to meet fmu french (and european) listeners
	5:26pm yair yona (tel aviv): chapman 1971
	5:27pm Carmichael: Welcome to the new listeners/posters! This is the best radio station in this part of the galaxy.
	5:28pm maria: hi Scott. I clicked through to say hello to you! awesome job last night- you all sounded so so so so very good! made me all misty. xo from NOLA
	5:28pm Bas, NL: Je parle un peu de francais ;)
	5:29pm Cecile: maria!!!
	5:29pm Looms: Pierre, yes, it would be nice to meet one of these days.
	5:29pm maria: Hi y'all!
	5:31pm Looms: Bas, thanks for your pledges, man! Looking further to meet you one of these days too.
	5:32pm Bas, NL: Hi Looms! Maybe Barcelona's the place! ;D
	5:33pm scott: Miss you much Ms Maria!!
	5:35pm pierre: i'll wear a fmu t shirt, at la villette sonic et au sonic protest. like a lighthouse in the night people will be able to meet and share
	5:37pm BSI: the blood!
	5:39pm Looms: @Bas: Boohoo, there's no way for job reasons (too long to explain). But you know, with all the nice gigs happening in Ultrecht, i might be chiming in a near future.
	5:40pm Looms: (just forgot) you lucky bastard! ;)
	5:41pm fred: @pierre: there are free shows friday and saturday at bouillon belge, featuring a lot of regulars. One the guys behind Sonic Protest will be playing.
	5:42pm Bas, NL: @Looms: For sure we have some great festivals and underground stages; your welcome to stay!
	5:43pm fred: @pierre (and anyone around Paris): more info here: http://tinyurl.com/69a2a25
	5:43pm pierre: @ fred : you my parisian evening savior : )
	5:44pm Looms: @Bas: Thanks, back to you for Britanny and Paris.
	5:44pm Jeff M: Jack Rose is a guitarist, and a cocktail.
	5:46pm Bas, NL: @Looms: I love Brittany! I've been there many times!
	5:47pm Parq: Speaking of Jacks and guitars, RIP Jack Hardy. He got taken way too young.
	5:48pm Looms: I already know that, Bas. I was born in Paris but Britanny has become my homeland. No way back!
	5:50pm Bas, NL: @Looms: You lucky bastard! ;D
	5:53pm Looms: @Bas: you have the gigs, i have the seashore, landscape and food.
	5:54pm Looms: That is to mean, we're both lucky.
	5:54pm pierre: if you put a chameleon on a mirror, does it makes it disappear ?
	5:56pm fred: @pierre: I think both evenings are worth attending. But don't plan anything for Sunday: the beer is very good in there. I'll try to think of wearing a WFMU T-shirt
	5:56pm Bas, NL: @Looms... Ohw man.. How many Crepes Bretonnes i have devoured.. mmm!!! Maybe there always should be something to crave for...
	5:57pm pierre: i think i'll try friday then, because on saturday there is a conference at the musée d'Orsay about Hammer Films, should be interesting with aspirin ; )
	5:58pm Looms: Bas, do you remember where you've been in Britanny (apart from Brest for all i know)?
	5:59pm Looms: "Black Oak Theater. great stuff!
	5:59pm spaceman: cheers man
	5:59pm Cecile: What happened to the skull?!?!?!
	6:00pm fred: @pierre: the guy from sonic protest plays on friday (as part of rrose selavy, with 2 guys from api uiz), but they might go first
	6:01pm Bas, NL: @Looms: All over the Northern region. I think i've stayed in Breiz for summer holiday some ten times. And i visited Brest also work related.
	6:02pm Cecile: Seriously. What happened with the skull?
	6:07pm Looms: @Bas: to be continued...
	6:07pm Bas, NL: @Looms: For sure!

Scott Williams: Playlist from March 14, 2011

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March 14, 2011: Post-marathon, a real hard comedown

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Dusty Springfield	No Easy Way Down	Dusty in Memphis
Blue Sabbath Black Cheer / Irr. App (Ext)	Glutton	Skeletal Copula Remains		0:03:14 (Pop-up)
Grouper	Heavy Water / I'd Rather Be Sleeping	Dragging a Dead Deer Up A Hill		0:07:24 (Pop-up)
Terror Bird	We Were Monsters "We Were Monsters" by "Terror Bird"	Shadows in the Halls 7"		0:10:06 (Pop-up)
Jeff Mullan with the Hoof & Mouth Sinfonia	Desert Island	2011 WFMU Marathon Finale, last night at Maxwell's		0:14:21 (Pop-up)
Further Reductions	Decidedly So "Decidedly So" by "Further Reductions"	Decidedly So 7"		0:17:04 (Pop-up)
Michael Garrison	Take a Chance "Take a Chance" by "Michael Garrison"	In The Regions of Sunreturn		0:20:26 (Pop-up)
The Caretaker	I Saw Your Face in a Dream	We'll All Go Riding On A Rainbow		0:23:43 (Pop-up)
Orphan Fairytale	Glorious High "Glorious High" by "Orphan Fairytale"	Ladybird Labyrinth		0:28:26 (Pop-up)
PFFR	PFFIGHHT "PFFIGHHT" by "PFFR"	Dark Clouds Over Red Meat		0:38:14 (Pop-up)

T.K. Ramamoorthy	Begada "Begada" by "T.K. Ramamoorthy"	Jazz Jazz Jazz		0:49:50 (Pop-up)
The Great Valley	Tall Smoke "Tall Smoke" by "The Great Valley"	In The Silver Dream		0:53:14 (Pop-up)
No Joy	Mediumship "Mediumship" by "No Joy"	Ghost Blonde		0:59:16 (Pop-up)
Linda Scott	I've told Every Little Star	7"		1:02:32 (Pop-up)
Avey Tare & Panda Bear	Forest Gospel 1 & 2 (exc)	live on my show, Feb 9, 2001	Animal Collective	1:04:32 (Pop-up)
Ttocs Adnil	Rats Elttil Yreve Dlot Ev'i	"7		1:15:31 (Pop-up)
Nico	My Only Child "My Only Child" by "Nico"	Desertshore		1:20:51 (Pop-up)
Popol Vuh	Aguirre I "Aguirre I" by "Popol Vuh"	Aguirre		1:24:25 (Pop-up)

Michael Chapman	Aviator "Aviator" by "Michael Chapman"	Fully Qualified Survivor		1:33:45 (Pop-up)
Lefty Frizell	Long Black Veil "Long Black Veil" by "Lefty Frizell"	V/a, Out-Takes From the Early Dylan Sessions: The Originals		1:43:33 (Pop-up)
Sketches Of An Amorous Window	Creekbed Lament	S/t		1:47:11 (Pop-up)
Aun	Ursa Major "Ursa Major" by "Aun"	Black Pyramid		1:54:34 (Pop-up)
Black Lung	The Brazen Cellar Stomp	The Soul Consumer		1:55:49 (Pop-up)
Clarinette	Long Before the Flood "Long Before the Flood" by "Clarinette"	Transmuting Fall		2:00:05 (Pop-up)
Ducktails	Arcade Shift "Arcade Shift" by "Ducktails"	III: Arcade Dynamics		2:01:30 (Pop-up)
Le Stelle di Mario Schifano	Molto Alto	Dedicato a...		2:04:13 (Pop-up)
Meercaz	Unbreakable Song "Unbreakable Song" by "Meercaz"	S/t		2:07:11 (Pop-up)
Fraction	This Bird (Sky High) "This Bird (Sky High)" by "Fraction"	Moon Blood		2:11:56 (Pop-up)

Agent Ribbons	(i can't tell what this song is called)	Chateau Crone		2:28:18 (Pop-up)
Neko Case	The Pharoahs "The Pharoahs" by "Neko Case"	Middle Cyclone		2:29:55 (Pop-up)
Big Blood	Oh Country (Skin & Bones)	live May 2007		2:32:53 (Pop-up)
George Stabler	Omaha Flute Music: Three Selections	V/a, Brass Pins & Matchheads, International 78s		2:38:40 (Pop-up)
Jack Rose	Moon in the Gutter "Moon in the Gutter" by "Jack Rose"	Luck in the Valley		2:40:22 (Pop-up)
Ignatz	That Was My Belief "That Was My Belief" by "Ignatz"	Selected Songs From Cassettes 2005-2009		2:43:20 (Pop-up)
Forced Collapse	A1? "A1?" by "Forced Collapse"	Consider the Weather a Failure		2:46:29 (Pop-up)
Seth Price	The Rolling Skull "The Rolling Skull" by "Seth Price"	Honesty		2:51:37 (Pop-up)
Theatre Du Chene Noir D'Avignon	Les Oiseaux	Chant Pour Le Delta La Lune et Le Soleil		2:55:24 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:05pm Billy Jam: Scott WIlliams - congrats on your wonderful job of orchestrating the Hoof N Mouth Sinfonia every year for the Marathon Finale - an amazingly talented band who can do no wrong and who cover every genre effortlessly. *****
	3:08pm Looms: Agreed with Billy, the performance was greet! @Billy: great punk (rearranged) cover yesterday!
	3:08pm Dead Corporate Eyes: zup Scott
	3:10pm scott: happy marathon hangover everybody!
	3:10pm Looms: Good lord, my typing is worse than ever today...
	3:11pm tomB: Scott, thanks for performing the Dusty song last night, and playing the original today. @Billy: your MUNI song was a breath of fresh air last night.
	3:14pm Parq: Scott, never did find out -- who was the young lady in the pink cardigan on keys for much of the latter half of the show?
	3:14pm Ken: Amazing job last night Scott! The band never sounded better.
	3:14pm BSI: I only had time to catch fleeting moments on the vid stream, but it looked like a lethally awesome time. Congrats on the almost-there marathon results as well...
	3:15pm Mary Wing: Parq, that was DJ Keili on keyboards!
	3:17pm Bas, NL: Fantastic Hoof 'n Mouth Scott!! Could someone tell me who was the great voice and ukulele performing a duet with Irwin?
	3:19pm Mary Wing: Bas, that was Beth Sorrentino. (I'm a wealth of info today, aren't i?)
	3:19pm Bas, NL: Thanks Mary; and you are!
	3:19pm Looms: I was watching the performance alone after a while because it started at 12.00am here, but Rob Weisberg (with the grrrreat Hoof & Mouth Sinfonia) made a huge impression.
	3:20pm Looms: Not only to me, i mean.
	3:20pm Parq: "Tonight You Belong to Me" has to be the most innocent cheatin' song ever.
	3:24pm julia!: congrats on making it through the marathon! show sounds great today!
	3:25pm scott: Heyyyyy, thanks Julia! And so nice to hear from all of you today.
	3:29pm Jeff M: Good morning.
	3:30pm kiemzi: the hoof & mouth sinfonia was so much fun! thanks, scott! hardest working man in radio!
	3:30pm Handsome Harry: Super swell job last night and through-out the entire Marathon, Mr. Williams. I am very impressed. Loving the show thus far as well (as always).
	3:31pm Looms: @Jeff M: what are you doing up? ;)
	3:34pm Jeff M: Just so'z there's no confusion: I'm not that DJ Jeff M, who has to my annoyance swiped my monicker.
	3:35pm Looms: oops!
	3:36pm Looms: Good morning anyway.
	3:36pm Jeff M: Right back atcha.
	3:37pm Looms (France): Good evening then!
	3:38pm Matt: A thrilling & glorious high indeed.
	3:39pm Jeff M: Let's all just bask in the golden confidence, beneficence and gentle power beaming from our radio host: http://bit.ly/gslvIa
	3:39pm BSI: no easy way down, indeed!
	3:40pm jeff-m: sorry about that Jeff-M
	3:41pm Looms (France): @Jeff M: Hey, who's that guy!
	3:41pm Looms: Just kidding, Scott.
	3:41pm jeff-m: oh shit, I just looked at your songlist
	3:42pm Jeff M: Let's all be friends.
	3:45pm Looms: Post marathon depression? BEST MARATHON EVER, goddamit!
	3:47pm Hugh: Scott, GREAT SINFONIA!! I agree with Parq, Beth & Irwin were the best. Thanks for your hard work!
	3:48pm Looms: Jeez, i went to sleep before Jeff Mullan performance! :(
	3:50pm Stanley: I just want to say congratulatiions to all at WFMU and to all the fantastic listeners. I'm so proud to be connected to all you guys. WFMU is truly a rare and amazing thing. Long live WFMU and all who sail with her
	3:51pm Jeff M: Don't fret, Scott - less than 50 weeks 'til the next one!
	3:54pm Cecile: I caught the Clay Pigeon performance. What charisma!
	3:56pm Chris: Scott. Color me impressed. I had no idea that you had such mad skills on the guitar. And the band was tight! too. kudos to one and all.
	3:58pm BSI: The Great Valley, eh? Vocals eerily close to Mike Moorcock's (deep fix) for a minute there. Weirdly awesome.
	3:58pm dc pat: Yeah, Clay is a nut.--a true FMU treasure. And Scott's guitar work was superb...if Amishy.
	3:58pm marcus: The Great Valley is fucking great!
	3:58pm Skirkie: I loved the the slide guitar. That's what that was, right?
	3:58pm Jeff M: Apparently he plays anything with strings on it. He had that funky plastic slide guitar, and I swear I saw a banjo come out!
	3:59pm Parq: Scott, as long as we're lavishing praise on you (and deservedly so), let me just mention that I was not previously familiar with your skills on the lap-steel and the sax. I missed Chris Stubbs this year, but it was neat seeing something like a real horn section up there.
	3:59pm Looms: :( I was too tired to catch Clay's perormance. Made it to Andy's. Is the finale video available somewhere as an archive?
	3:59pm ZZ Top: Williams, Scott - Thanks for ordering our Fan Club Only Beard Care Kit.
	4:03pm Skirkie: videos: Pt 1: http://tinyurl.com/4u389vn Pt 2: http://tinyurl.com/486cakg Pt 3: http://tinyurl.com/4e8l5ss I haven't necessarily tested the links.
	4:04pm Looms: Already got my answer but thanks anyway, Skirkie! Marathon hangover, for sure.
	4:05pm Looms: And here comes a great track against hangover!
	4:07pm Danne D: Skirkie, if they are the ones I tweeted I tested them first :) Scott, once again I was blown away by your performance of the "Days of Wine and Roses". Outstanding as always. I have to say that I missed Chris Stubbs too this year - clearly a Hoof N Mouth legend though of course Scott was great on Sax as well :)
	4:07pm doublebummer: Enough self loathing ass kissing
	4:08pm Marmalade Kitty: What an awesome show last night! That was the first time I saw the Hoof and Mouth, don't know how i could have mised it over the past couple of years?? But i'm glad I caughtit. Wish I could have been there :)!! Well done everybody in the WFMUniverse!!!!
	4:08pm Skirkie: Yup, straight up copy and paste, Danne D.
	4:08pm Frank Beard: Ironically, i don't have a beard.
	4:08pm Looms: Bonjour Chaton!
	4:08pm Wendy del Formaggio: Scott! Your show is aiding and abetting my marathon hang-over, and all I drank last night was seltzer. Staying up too late last night sure was worth it. Three(thousand) cheers to you, Scott, for wrangling such an incredible band!
	4:10pm Marmalade Kitty: Bonjour! :)
	4:11pm dc pat: doublebummer: your pessimism and knack for rocking the boat are amazing and very impressive and down right ok.
	4:12pm Jeff M: The band was tight, energetic and adaptable - a fact not completely unrelated to their dedication rehearsing beforehand, so the singers could swan in and have their star turns. I love the energy they have in this little rehearsal moment: http://photos.bazbarfoo.com/WFMU/2011-Marathon/Misc-video/16155984_3qELb#1213283361_p4czL (Wait 'til after Scott's show is over to watch and listen - no need to get distracted from what Scott's creating for us now.)
	4:14pm spaceman: beautiful man
	4:14pm Looms: Somehow seconding Jeff M's comment: how many rehearsals did you manage to have before the show, Scott?
	4:17pm scott: gosh, thanks everyone! We rehearsed 6 times, which is not to suggest that we rehearsed every song 6 times. Some songs we rehearsed zero times, and some of those were the best! and let's give some love to our unheralded saxophone ringer Dylan Going!
	4:17pm Looms: Just curious...
	4:18pm Looms: 6 rehearsals for the whole show only? Well, great job, man! I mean it!
	4:22pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hooray for the horns! A horn section is a wonderful thing.
	4:23pm Looms (fallling into despair): What horn section are you speaking of, Wendy?
	4:23pm BSI: hooray for this damned mix!
	4:24pm doublebummer: Let us all receive OSCARS?GRAMMIES! Where the sun wished it could shine.
	4:25pm Wendy del Formaggio: Looms, Dylan on the sax, Scott on the sax, Bryce on trombone. Irwin on a toy trumpet that I think was really a kazoo in disguise :-D
	4:26pm Looms: Boohoo! I'll check out the archive...
	4:28pm Looms: btw, i'm seconding BSI's comment. Great show.
	4:28pm Wendy del Formaggio: Looms, don't cry! There will be plenty of videos/audio clips posted in the near future, I am sure. I recommend Clay Pigeon's cover of Chicago's "Beginnings" for some great horn section action, and for Clay's stage presence, which is always a delight.
	4:29pm Looms: :)
	4:29pm dale: ah, aguirre. i just gave my heart of glass vinyl a spin last week. love the stuff popul did for herzog.
	4:34pm Mike East: I agree, great show last night (what I heard of it) - as was all two weeks of marathon programming. FMU is unique that way (among others) in that their pledge drive programming is actually worth listening to.
	4:36pm Head East: Flat As A _______.
	4:41pm Jeff M: Here y'go, for them as wants it: Irwin, sporting his stylishly battered fedora, on kazoo-umpet. http://bit.ly/hZ0Wst
	4:44pm northguineahills: I love this Michael Chapman... I used to always try to work in that Popol Vuh "Aguirre I" into every dj set, no matter what genre....
	4:47pm dc pat: Nick Cave's version of this is one of my all time faves.
	4:48pm yair yona (tel aviv): there's a great Fred Neil version to Long Black Veil, really beautiful version.
	4:48pm Carmichael: I like any version of this song (and there are lots). And I like anyone named Lefty.
	4:49pm Jeff M: This is a cool rendition as well, first time I've heard it.
	4:50pm dc pat: agree. How do you get a nickname like that, dammit!
	4:51pm Jeff M: You never run across anyone called Righty.
	4:51pm Aharon: In Australia you do.
	4:53pm Darby O'Gill: I'd like to thank all the little people.
	4:53pm Carmichael: Q: What do you call a first-time offender in Tehran? A: Lefty.
	4:54pm JCJ: There's actually a guy in my neighborhood nicknamed Lefty -- as a result of losing a hand to firecracker.
	5:01pm pierre: Bonjour/Bonsoir everyone ! Hoof & Mouth Sinfonia become one of my top ten band ever heard live on radio, i mean, you don't get to hear Bands like this anywhere. You don't get to listen things like wfmu anywhere anyway. It fill my heart with joy and peace to know that WFMU will keep on going for a year
	5:02pm Looms: Je suis d'accord avec Pierre.
	5:06pm Happy Listener: While I'm pleased that WFMU will be able to broadcast for another year, I can't help but feel a little frustrated by the fact that we didn't succeed in helping you reach your goal. I'm really hoping that the corporate matching of employee donations will take you the rest of the way.
	5:12pm Looms: @HL: we all have to deal with extra expenses but i'm sure we can make it together this year. We just have to spare, what? 15$ every month, and the station's budget will be ok in october. Maybe sooner.
	5:16pm Happy Listener: I also hope that my company will give you US currency the first time, this time. Wow, the Fraction! I really like "Come Out of Her". Very Morissounding.
	5:20pm RobotBoy: Relatively new WFMU listener here. This show is an example of why WFMU is worth it. Of the artists listed on the playlist so far, I recognize only four, and I'm someone who doesn't listen to too much mainstream music these days. I'm over here in Randolph (home to the prestigious County College of Morris), which isn't that far from Dirty Jerz City, and WFMU doesn't come in that well, guess it's the price of being close to NYC and living in the most densely populated state in the country (lots of competing radio on the dial). Last comment: this chat function is cool, good for the WFMU community.
	5:25pm blacktooth: @Scott Williams, don't know what kind of hangover you're in after last night, but the set's been flawless so far! Continue to defy the law's of nature!
	5:25pm pierre: i love Kebekelektrik on wich you are speaking on right now. i agree with Robotboy, for example i plan to meet fmu french (and european) listeners
	5:26pm yair yona (tel aviv): chapman 1971
	5:27pm Carmichael: Welcome to the new listeners/posters! This is the best radio station in this part of the galaxy.
	5:28pm maria: hi Scott. I clicked through to say hello to you! awesome job last night- you all sounded so so so so very good! made me all misty. xo from NOLA
	5:28pm Bas, NL: Je parle un peu de francais ;)
	5:29pm Cecile: maria!!!
	5:29pm Looms: Pierre, yes, it would be nice to meet one of these days.
	5:29pm maria: Hi y'all!
	5:31pm Looms: Bas, thanks for your pledges, man! Looking further to meet you one of these days too.
	5:32pm Bas, NL: Hi Looms! Maybe Barcelona's the place! ;D
	5:33pm scott: Miss you much Ms Maria!!
	5:35pm pierre: i'll wear a fmu t shirt, at la villette sonic et au sonic protest. like a lighthouse in the night people will be able to meet and share
	5:37pm BSI: the blood!
	5:39pm Looms: @Bas: Boohoo, there's no way for job reasons (too long to explain). But you know, with all the nice gigs happening in Ultrecht, i might be chiming in a near future.
	5:40pm Looms: (just forgot) you lucky bastard! ;)
	5:41pm fred: @pierre: there are free shows friday and saturday at bouillon belge, featuring a lot of regulars. One the guys behind Sonic Protest will be playing.
	5:42pm Bas, NL: @Looms: For sure we have some great festivals and underground stages; your welcome to stay!
	5:43pm fred: @pierre (and anyone around Paris): more info here: http://tinyurl.com/69a2a25
	5:43pm pierre: @ fred : you my parisian evening savior : )
	5:44pm Looms: @Bas: Thanks, back to you for Britanny and Paris.
	5:44pm Jeff M: Jack Rose is a guitarist, and a cocktail.
	5:46pm Bas, NL: @Looms: I love Brittany! I've been there many times!
	5:47pm Parq: Speaking of Jacks and guitars, RIP Jack Hardy. He got taken way too young.
	5:48pm Looms: I already know that, Bas. I was born in Paris but Britanny has become my homeland. No way back!
	5:50pm Bas, NL: @Looms: You lucky bastard! ;D
	5:53pm Looms: @Bas: you have the gigs, i have the seashore, landscape and food.
	5:54pm Looms: That is to mean, we're both lucky.
	5:54pm pierre: if you put a chameleon on a mirror, does it makes it disappear ?
	5:56pm fred: @pierre: I think both evenings are worth attending. But don't plan anything for Sunday: the beer is very good in there. I'll try to think of wearing a WFMU T-shirt
	5:56pm Bas, NL: @Looms... Ohw man.. How many Crepes Bretonnes i have devoured.. mmm!!! Maybe there always should be something to crave for...
	5:57pm pierre: i think i'll try friday then, because on saturday there is a conference at the musée d'Orsay about Hammer Films, should be interesting with aspirin ; )
	5:58pm Looms: Bas, do you remember where you've been in Britanny (apart from Brest for all i know)?
	5:59pm Looms: "Black Oak Theater. great stuff!
	5:59pm spaceman: cheers man
	5:59pm Cecile: What happened to the skull?!?!?!
	6:00pm fred: @pierre: the guy from sonic protest plays on friday (as part of rrose selavy, with 2 guys from api uiz), but they might go first
	6:01pm Bas, NL: @Looms: All over the Northern region. I think i've stayed in Breiz for summer holiday some ten times. And i visited Brest also work related.
	6:02pm Cecile: Seriously. What happened with the skull?
	6:07pm Looms: @Bas: to be continued...
	6:07pm Bas, NL: @Looms: For sure!

Scott Williams: Playlist from March 14, 2011

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