WFMU: Monica: Playlist from March 27, 2011

Listener comments!
	7:04pm hamburger: ahoy hoy
	7:05pm Phil Harmonic: y sonorosa!
	7:06pm Phil Harmonic: bruger -- well done
	7:10pm cheri: whats up mo?? what a chilly spring we're having rite?? i hope it warms up real soon,,
	7:11pm aido: now you've done it!!! i'm stringing up my hammock. how do you come up with this beeyootiful stuff right off the bat??
	7:14pm Scott: Some pop song stole this whole beat...don't know the name...
	7:16pm Richard from Venezuela: hello monica and all the listeners.
	7:16pm CB2: Now you have really made me happy! CB1wanted you to know he is struggling with a WinAmp problem - says it is infected and so the two of us have been trying to get you back for him.
	7:20pm monica: Ahoy CB2, R from V, Scott, aido, cheri, Phil Harmonic, and hamburger! So happy to be here with you tonight! thanks for tuning in.
	7:21pm Don (trip dub): Excellent one-two punch. Alphonso Blue Beats and Mickey's twistin.
	7:28pm monica: evenin' Don (trip dub) and thanks...
	7:28pm Cold Sesame Noodles: Years ago, my pal Moses ran into Roland Alphonso on the streets of Bed-Stuy. "Hey Rollie," Moses called out to him (all the members of the Skatallites had moved to Brooklyn at various points during the 1960s), "my friend on WFMU still plays your music, man." Moses said that Alphonso was deeply touched. He had felt for a long time that everyone had pretty much forgot about him. Can you imagine such a thing?!
	7:30pm monica: Cold Ses in the house! great story...
	7:32pm Don (trip dub): I forgot how difficult it must be to sustain great gospel vocals ona the extended 12". RIP Loleatta.
	7:38pm cheri: just to let you know monica that you're one of the greatest dee jays on fmu,, have i told you that before?? btw how's butter?
	7:39pm Keithster: Hi Monica, Great show. I'm thrilled to listen live instead of archive, woo woo!
	7:42pm Cold Sesame Noodles: Well put, Cheri. Monica and Sunday evenings go together like lungs and oxygen.
	7:49pm Azusa: Just discovered this show (while washing the dishes)... what was the groovy background music you were playing (with the whistling) during your last break??? Made me feel like I was in an Italian movie from the 60s. Will definitely tune in next Sunday!
	7:56pm phillyd: Mmm, the most relaxing part of the weekend-Monica. The ONLY problem i have with the show (and WFMU) is that i can't download shows and put them on my MP3 player. But there are far bigger problems in the world.
	7:56pm monica: Greetings Keithster - swell to have you in real time! Cold Ses and Cherei, you guys are swell...Eevin', Azusa, that was " White Sheets, Tight Bed" by Mastretta - EZ to find on line. Can't tell you often I hear great tracks on WFMU while I'm washing dishes!!
	8:06pm phillyd: e-mail's on the way to passe as well!
	8:07pm seang: always liked Guy Trebay's articles in the style section--that dude can write
	8:08pm matthew: don't forget to call your mother, she'd love to hear from you!
	8:08pm person who never talks on the phone: This Lotte Lenya's doing a great cover of that Doors song.
	8:08pm Don (trip dub): Big ups to Fine Wine on his Fine compilation. I was just told A&R has gone the way of the rotary phone. I love the phone. Debbie Harry would sing now "You keep me texting on the cellophone." Marianne Faithfull got a new album. She would do a great version of this Doors song too. So would Marlene Dietrich.
	8:09pm ken in denver: I remember when a ringing phone was a fun thing, a sign that somebody wanted to talk to me. That was before caller ID, in a time when the people calling were people I actually wanted to talk to.
	8:09pm son: i haven't had a land line for years and can't see getting one again anytime soon, but you are totally right. my friends complain that i don't respond right away because now everyone expects that everyone else will have some quick access and MUST respond immediately!
	8:10pm marc: What;s playing now..."I tell you we must die?"
	8:11pm Josh: My phone at home is still connected to the wall by the cord. The receiver is on a long cord so I can talk to you while I pour the coffee in the kitchen. A few days ago I saw an image of the old rotary dial phone ( I AM old enough to remember!) and wondered if my fingers would still know what to do with one.
	8:11pm Jeff M: The back-and-forth humanity of phone calls has its appeal, and sometimes I enjoy chewin' the fat that way, but I have to say my first reaction when I hear that ring is to be annoyed that someone's interrupting my day and demanding immediate attention, instead of politely getting in the queue with an email. I really feel a mixture of dread and annoyance when I see that damned voicemail light blinking. But we must still always maintain proper copper landlines and wear wristwatches, or those damned snotty Kids Today have won.
	8:12pm seang: @marc--that's an old Kurt Weill/Brecht tune I think
	8:12pm philosofish: Still have a landline, but hate to hear it ring -- somebody either wants money or has bad news. Excellent show this is.
	8:12pm aido: mona....i mostly use the phone for short conversations like "meet me here" or "meet me there". otherwise i skype if i want to bullshit. it's free. especially long distance. i.m. is a pain in the ass and my jitterbug daughter never answers the phone unless she has to. maybe she'll call back just to answer a question and that's it iknow what you mean, though.
	8:12pm Dave from Boonton: I hate talking on the phone. I had a girl break up with me because I didn't call her often enough/wouldn't talk long enough on the phone for her (there were other reasons, but the phone thing was a major part in the break uop). I miss doing business on the phone, though. I'm terrible with keeping up with my email with all the spam I get. I prefer actually talking to people for important stuff if I can't see them in person
	8:16pm Dominick: Still using a black rotary Western Electric 500 on my land line. Use my cell for a pocket watch as much as a phone
	8:17pm brucelh: phillyd, you used to be able to go to archive.wfmu.org:5555, a publicly accessible directory of the DJ's archives, two-letter names, e.g. ML for our hostess, When you go to a DJ's archive page, you can see that an mp3 stream for the previous show is available for a week or two, after that it's just the RealMedia streaming archive. The cool thing, was you could go to archive.wfmu.org:5555/archive/ML, and download the mp3 archive, which you could then put on your mp3 player! Or edit out all that 'talk', and save it as a mix (ML: that's how played your Blossom Dearie tribute @ the PSFC, to great acclaim). I haven't been to the archive for a while, and, today, surprise, you get an Apache server page now! BRING BACK wfmu.archive.org:5555!!!
	8:18pm Don (trip dub): Jut like the PO and writing letters is goin' down. John Lennon would sing, "Hey waita minute Mr. Cell Carrier" just doesn't have as good a ring.
	8:20pm david: These emperor penguins rock, Monica.
	8:21pm Emperor Penguins: You mean: We RULE
	8:22pm Jeff M: Was Popeye Tuvan?
	8:23pm aido: is this poopdeck pappy on mushrooms?
	8:23pm seang: LOL Jeff M!
	8:23pm son: ha!
	8:24pm Jeff M: D'oh! Of course not. Mongolian.
	8:24pm Don (trip dub): @Jeff M - Popeye: "Gee Olive you're awfully pretty." Olive - "You're pretty awful yourself, Popeye"
	8:26pm marc: @seang, ok, i don't see Kurt weill/Brecht on the playlist.
	8:27pm Jeff M: Oh, wait. Tuva's in Mongolia? So much makes sense now. I will gladly pay you in Tuva for a hamburger.... never mind.
	8:27pm Cold Sesame Noodles: OK, now I'M freakin washing dishes. This thing is contagious. Turn it up to eleven, Monica.
	8:28pm listener gary: Sunday evening ...dj Monica. Yes, Virginia, there is a civilization. Eureka! we have found it. Best...
	8:28pm Don (trip dub): @CSN - Just lost my dinner. Can't find it anywhere. Jump, Jump, Jump.
	8:28pm monica: Hi Marc, that was "Alabama Song" as performed by Lotte Lenya...Jeff M, that's what the article said - phone calls are an intrusion. But isn't that why God made Caller ID? .... Dave from Boonton, yes!I Find email way more difficult to manage. But I understand your ex's position - phone calls are more intimate...aido, skype? geez, i amd living in the stone age...philosofish, still a lot of Police Athletic Leagues out there looking for you $$$.....Thanks, david!...DTD, oh man P.O. is totally goin' down....much appreciated, brucelh....Dominick, get me a princess princess phone!...seang, zackly...Yay, Josh! Let's hear it for cords!...Hi Son, i understand if you've parted with it, you can't turn back. I'm still clinging to my old 212....ken in denver, ah the old days...phillyd, say it ain't so...
	8:28pm seang: @marc--that was the singer Lotte Lenya singing the Alabama Song by Brecht(words) and Weill(music)
	8:29pm Jeff M: marc: Alabama Song is Brecht/Weill. And Lotte Lenya is the queen of those songs. Oh, and was married to Kurt Weill.
	8:30pm listener gary: ...and as for my telephone, I have not used it in years. I have no cell, no texter, no none of that stuff. Bah hum bug. I vant to be aloone.
	8:31pm monica: listener gary, i vill honor your request!...cold ses, as you wish!
	8:31pm Jeff M: Off for sake and sushi and more sake. See y'all!
	8:31pm cheri: sorry monica i got to head out now,, it's always fun hanging out with you,,, i'll see you soon,, g'nite
	8:36pm tomB: As I was leaving for errands, I caught the amazing segue-in-synch from Never on Sunday to Crazy Arms. I return to find this brilliance unacknowledged. Mo, how do you keep the beat going in such disparate genres?
	8:38pm Matt: what's this version of i wanna be sedated playing in the background?
	8:42pm JTKMDNY: People don't know how to write or spell anymore (RUOK?), no less speak intelligentlly. And why would you want to engage in a two party conversation when you can control the content via Twitter so easily? TO me, our social skills have gone down precipitously since e-mail and its progeny.
	8:44pm Don (trip dub): Nikki D's background vocalist is Suzanne Vega's great Philly tribute..
	8:44pm Ramones band arrangements: Ramones Songbook As Played By Nutley Brass 1999
	8:44pm monica: hi matt, it's by nutley brass - ez to find!...JTKMDNY, i'm with ya, there...tomB, you're a peach. thanks.... you too, cheri...see ya soon, jeff m...
	8:46pm JTKMDNY: Thanks for the support. I guess I am just too old to "appreciate"our new form of communication
	8:46pm marc: Thank you MONICA. =)
	8:50pm 867-5309: Hello? You're selling something? Out to swindle are you? Going to tell me another loved one is dead? Threaten me physically or mentally? Route to an unusable voicemail system. Good reminder that 'in person' is always better.
	8:50pm marc: /JENNY
	8:51pm 867-5309: make that hangup or ignore and let go to crappy unusable voicemail. /JENNYJENNY
	8:52pm marc: Look out Lotte Lenya ---and ole lucy brown
	8:53pm listener gary: magali noel of fellini fame. Greatness. 8 1/2
	8:54pm the phone ringing: <ring ring> says the phone <Stop everything. This instant. I demand your full attention. NOW!> says the phone that rings at random.
	8:55pm Don (trip dub): Great show again. Muchos gracias, Mo. Tammi (Mojo Hanna) Lynne at Rockwood Hall on Weds. 8:00pm
	8:56pm listener gary: amacord ...sorry
	8:56pm monica: You've been a great audience tonight. Thanks for tuning in. Drop me a line some time.. no collect calls accepted.
	8:57pm Jim Croce: You can keep the dime...
	9:00pm Dominick: Help me inforrmation...
	9:02pm Don (trip dub): Dial M. for Monica
	10:25am Edgar Degas: "Well, there's a bell, and it rings, and you pick it up." " Ah," Degas said,"like a servant."

Monica: Playlist from March 27, 2011

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Hampton Hawes	Sonora "Sonora" by "Hampton Hawes"	Blues For Bud	1201		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Rose Murphy	Swingin' Down The Lane	The Chee-Chee Girl	Living Era		0:04:40 (Pop-up)
Riley Puckett	Moonlight, Shadows And You	Country Music Pioneer	JSP	*	0:07:14 (Pop-up)
Lydia & The Rollers	Never On A Sunday	I Can't Stop Loving You	Rarity	*	0:09:38 (Pop-up)
Patsy Cline	Crazy Arms "Crazy Arms" by "Patsy Cline"	Sweet Dreams: Her Complete Decca Masters (1960-1963)	Hip-O Select		0:12:26 (Pop-up)
Roland Alphonso	Yard Broom "Yard Broom" by "Roland Alphonso"	Rock Steady!	Charly		0:14:58 (Pop-up)
Mickey Baker	Steam Roller "Steam Roller" by "Mickey Baker"	R&B Hipshakers Vol. 2: Scratch That Itch	Vampisoul	*	0:18:09 (Pop-up)
Noro Morales	Saona "Saona" by "Noro Morales"	Dance the Latin... Soul Funk Jazz!	Jazzman		0:20:13 (Pop-up)
Loleatta Holloway	Hit And Run (12" Mix)	Original Salsoul Classics: The 20th Anniversary	Salsoul		0:23:12 (Pop-up)

Bachelorette	The Light Seekers (Listen: Pop-up) "The Light Seekers" by "Bachelorette"	Bachelorette	Drag City	*	0:36:08 (Pop-up)
Fernando Sor	Estudio 5 For Guitar	Carillons of Scotland	Saydisc		0:39:58 (Pop-up)
Django Reinhardt	Beyond the Sea (La Mer)	The Essential Django Reinhardt	Legacy	*	0:41:12 (Pop-up)
Toumani Diabaté	Cantelowes "Cantelowes" by "Toumani Diabaté"	The Mandé Variations	Nonesuch		0:45:50 (Pop-up)
Mary Mary	Yesterday "Yesterday" by "Mary Mary"	Mary Mary	Sony BMG		0:52:29 (Pop-up)

Lotte Lenya	Alabama Song "Alabama Song" by "Lotte Lenya"	Lotte Lenya Sings Kurt Weill	Sony Classical		1:04:45 (Pop-up)
Nikki D	Daddy's Little Girl (Dub)	Daddy's Little Girl	Def Jam		1:08:41 (Pop-up)
Mort Garson	The Ride Of Aida (Voodoo)	Electronic Toys 2	Q.D.K. Media		1:12:48 (Pop-up)
Emperor Penguins, Halley Bay	Edwin J. Mickleburgh	Antarctica: A Portrait in Wildlife and Natural Sound	Saydisc		1:16:17 (Pop-up)
Nergui Ganzorig	Khunin Joroo "Khunin Joroo" by "Nergui Ganzorig"	Mongolia: Songs And Morin Khuur	Ocora/Radio France		1:19:23 (Pop-up)
Six Drummers	Livingroom "Livingroom" by "Six Drummers"	Music For One Apartment And Six Drummers	Hybris		1:21:54 (Pop-up)
Toy Selectah	La Ravertona "La Ravertona" by "Toy Selectah"	Mex Machine	Mad Decent	*	1:23:18 (Pop-up)
Gold Panda	Police "Police" by "Gold Panda"	Companion	Ghostly International	*	1:26:39 (Pop-up)
DJ Kool	Crowd Participation "Crowd Participation" by "DJ Kool"	Funkmaster Flex: The Mix Tape Volume II	Loud		1:30:29 (Pop-up)

Duane Eddy	The Scrape "The Scrape" by "Duane Eddy"	Dance With the Guitar Man	RCA/Legacy	*	1:39:10 (Pop-up)
The Lovin' Spoonful	March "March" by "The Lovin' Spoonful"	You're A Big Boy Now	Legacy	*	1:41:40 (Pop-up)
Magali Noel	Oh Si Y'Avait Pas Ton Pere	Latin Pearls, Vol. 8: French Girls	Balandras Editions		1:44:12 (Pop-up)
Margaret Lewis	Shake A Leg "Shake A Leg" by "Margaret Lewis"	Shreveport High Steppers: Ram Rockabilly & Hillbilly	Ace		1:46:25 (Pop-up)
Prince Buster	It's Burke's Law "It's Burke's Law" by "Prince Buster"	FABulous Greatest Hits	Sequel		1:48:48 (Pop-up)
Junior Barnard	Four Or Five Times	Boppin' Guitar On The Wills	Bootlegger		1:53:07 (Pop-up)
The Waylors (feat. Ralph Mooney)	Back In The Saddle Again	Music From Mackintosh & T.J.	RCA		1:54:05 (Pop-up)
Al Jolson	The Anniversary Song "The Anniversary Song" by "Al Jolson"	Classics of Hollywood Romance	Regis		1:56:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:04pm hamburger: ahoy hoy
	7:05pm Phil Harmonic: y sonorosa!
	7:06pm Phil Harmonic: bruger -- well done
	7:10pm cheri: whats up mo?? what a chilly spring we're having rite?? i hope it warms up real soon,,
	7:11pm aido: now you've done it!!! i'm stringing up my hammock. how do you come up with this beeyootiful stuff right off the bat??
	7:14pm Scott: Some pop song stole this whole beat...don't know the name...
	7:16pm Richard from Venezuela: hello monica and all the listeners.
	7:16pm CB2: Now you have really made me happy! CB1wanted you to know he is struggling with a WinAmp problem - says it is infected and so the two of us have been trying to get you back for him.
	7:20pm monica: Ahoy CB2, R from V, Scott, aido, cheri, Phil Harmonic, and hamburger! So happy to be here with you tonight! thanks for tuning in.
	7:21pm Don (trip dub): Excellent one-two punch. Alphonso Blue Beats and Mickey's twistin.
	7:28pm monica: evenin' Don (trip dub) and thanks...
	7:28pm Cold Sesame Noodles: Years ago, my pal Moses ran into Roland Alphonso on the streets of Bed-Stuy. "Hey Rollie," Moses called out to him (all the members of the Skatallites had moved to Brooklyn at various points during the 1960s), "my friend on WFMU still plays your music, man." Moses said that Alphonso was deeply touched. He had felt for a long time that everyone had pretty much forgot about him. Can you imagine such a thing?!
	7:30pm monica: Cold Ses in the house! great story...
	7:32pm Don (trip dub): I forgot how difficult it must be to sustain great gospel vocals ona the extended 12". RIP Loleatta.
	7:38pm cheri: just to let you know monica that you're one of the greatest dee jays on fmu,, have i told you that before?? btw how's butter?
	7:39pm Keithster: Hi Monica, Great show. I'm thrilled to listen live instead of archive, woo woo!
	7:42pm Cold Sesame Noodles: Well put, Cheri. Monica and Sunday evenings go together like lungs and oxygen.
	7:49pm Azusa: Just discovered this show (while washing the dishes)... what was the groovy background music you were playing (with the whistling) during your last break??? Made me feel like I was in an Italian movie from the 60s. Will definitely tune in next Sunday!
	7:56pm phillyd: Mmm, the most relaxing part of the weekend-Monica. The ONLY problem i have with the show (and WFMU) is that i can't download shows and put them on my MP3 player. But there are far bigger problems in the world.
	7:56pm monica: Greetings Keithster - swell to have you in real time! Cold Ses and Cherei, you guys are swell...Eevin', Azusa, that was " White Sheets, Tight Bed" by Mastretta - EZ to find on line. Can't tell you often I hear great tracks on WFMU while I'm washing dishes!!
	8:06pm phillyd: e-mail's on the way to passe as well!
	8:07pm seang: always liked Guy Trebay's articles in the style section--that dude can write
	8:08pm matthew: don't forget to call your mother, she'd love to hear from you!
	8:08pm person who never talks on the phone: This Lotte Lenya's doing a great cover of that Doors song.
	8:08pm Don (trip dub): Big ups to Fine Wine on his Fine compilation. I was just told A&R has gone the way of the rotary phone. I love the phone. Debbie Harry would sing now "You keep me texting on the cellophone." Marianne Faithfull got a new album. She would do a great version of this Doors song too. So would Marlene Dietrich.
	8:09pm ken in denver: I remember when a ringing phone was a fun thing, a sign that somebody wanted to talk to me. That was before caller ID, in a time when the people calling were people I actually wanted to talk to.
	8:09pm son: i haven't had a land line for years and can't see getting one again anytime soon, but you are totally right. my friends complain that i don't respond right away because now everyone expects that everyone else will have some quick access and MUST respond immediately!
	8:10pm marc: What;s playing now..."I tell you we must die?"
	8:11pm Josh: My phone at home is still connected to the wall by the cord. The receiver is on a long cord so I can talk to you while I pour the coffee in the kitchen. A few days ago I saw an image of the old rotary dial phone ( I AM old enough to remember!) and wondered if my fingers would still know what to do with one.
	8:11pm Jeff M: The back-and-forth humanity of phone calls has its appeal, and sometimes I enjoy chewin' the fat that way, but I have to say my first reaction when I hear that ring is to be annoyed that someone's interrupting my day and demanding immediate attention, instead of politely getting in the queue with an email. I really feel a mixture of dread and annoyance when I see that damned voicemail light blinking. But we must still always maintain proper copper landlines and wear wristwatches, or those damned snotty Kids Today have won.
	8:12pm seang: @marc--that's an old Kurt Weill/Brecht tune I think
	8:12pm philosofish: Still have a landline, but hate to hear it ring -- somebody either wants money or has bad news. Excellent show this is.
	8:12pm aido: mona....i mostly use the phone for short conversations like "meet me here" or "meet me there". otherwise i skype if i want to bullshit. it's free. especially long distance. i.m. is a pain in the ass and my jitterbug daughter never answers the phone unless she has to. maybe she'll call back just to answer a question and that's it iknow what you mean, though.
	8:12pm Dave from Boonton: I hate talking on the phone. I had a girl break up with me because I didn't call her often enough/wouldn't talk long enough on the phone for her (there were other reasons, but the phone thing was a major part in the break uop). I miss doing business on the phone, though. I'm terrible with keeping up with my email with all the spam I get. I prefer actually talking to people for important stuff if I can't see them in person
	8:16pm Dominick: Still using a black rotary Western Electric 500 on my land line. Use my cell for a pocket watch as much as a phone
	8:17pm brucelh: phillyd, you used to be able to go to archive.wfmu.org:5555, a publicly accessible directory of the DJ's archives, two-letter names, e.g. ML for our hostess, When you go to a DJ's archive page, you can see that an mp3 stream for the previous show is available for a week or two, after that it's just the RealMedia streaming archive. The cool thing, was you could go to archive.wfmu.org:5555/archive/ML, and download the mp3 archive, which you could then put on your mp3 player! Or edit out all that 'talk', and save it as a mix (ML: that's how played your Blossom Dearie tribute @ the PSFC, to great acclaim). I haven't been to the archive for a while, and, today, surprise, you get an Apache server page now! BRING BACK wfmu.archive.org:5555!!!
	8:18pm Don (trip dub): Jut like the PO and writing letters is goin' down. John Lennon would sing, "Hey waita minute Mr. Cell Carrier" just doesn't have as good a ring.
	8:20pm david: These emperor penguins rock, Monica.
	8:21pm Emperor Penguins: You mean: We RULE
	8:22pm Jeff M: Was Popeye Tuvan?
	8:23pm aido: is this poopdeck pappy on mushrooms?
	8:23pm seang: LOL Jeff M!
	8:23pm son: ha!
	8:24pm Jeff M: D'oh! Of course not. Mongolian.
	8:24pm Don (trip dub): @Jeff M - Popeye: "Gee Olive you're awfully pretty." Olive - "You're pretty awful yourself, Popeye"
	8:26pm marc: @seang, ok, i don't see Kurt weill/Brecht on the playlist.
	8:27pm Jeff M: Oh, wait. Tuva's in Mongolia? So much makes sense now. I will gladly pay you in Tuva for a hamburger.... never mind.
	8:27pm Cold Sesame Noodles: OK, now I'M freakin washing dishes. This thing is contagious. Turn it up to eleven, Monica.
	8:28pm listener gary: Sunday evening ...dj Monica. Yes, Virginia, there is a civilization. Eureka! we have found it. Best...
	8:28pm Don (trip dub): @CSN - Just lost my dinner. Can't find it anywhere. Jump, Jump, Jump.
	8:28pm monica: Hi Marc, that was "Alabama Song" as performed by Lotte Lenya...Jeff M, that's what the article said - phone calls are an intrusion. But isn't that why God made Caller ID? .... Dave from Boonton, yes!I Find email way more difficult to manage. But I understand your ex's position - phone calls are more intimate...aido, skype? geez, i amd living in the stone age...philosofish, still a lot of Police Athletic Leagues out there looking for you $$$.....Thanks, david!...DTD, oh man P.O. is totally goin' down....much appreciated, brucelh....Dominick, get me a princess princess phone!...seang, zackly...Yay, Josh! Let's hear it for cords!...Hi Son, i understand if you've parted with it, you can't turn back. I'm still clinging to my old 212....ken in denver, ah the old days...phillyd, say it ain't so...
	8:28pm seang: @marc--that was the singer Lotte Lenya singing the Alabama Song by Brecht(words) and Weill(music)
	8:29pm Jeff M: marc: Alabama Song is Brecht/Weill. And Lotte Lenya is the queen of those songs. Oh, and was married to Kurt Weill.
	8:30pm listener gary: ...and as for my telephone, I have not used it in years. I have no cell, no texter, no none of that stuff. Bah hum bug. I vant to be aloone.
	8:31pm monica: listener gary, i vill honor your request!...cold ses, as you wish!
	8:31pm Jeff M: Off for sake and sushi and more sake. See y'all!
	8:31pm cheri: sorry monica i got to head out now,, it's always fun hanging out with you,,, i'll see you soon,, g'nite
	8:36pm tomB: As I was leaving for errands, I caught the amazing segue-in-synch from Never on Sunday to Crazy Arms. I return to find this brilliance unacknowledged. Mo, how do you keep the beat going in such disparate genres?
	8:38pm Matt: what's this version of i wanna be sedated playing in the background?
	8:42pm JTKMDNY: People don't know how to write or spell anymore (RUOK?), no less speak intelligentlly. And why would you want to engage in a two party conversation when you can control the content via Twitter so easily? TO me, our social skills have gone down precipitously since e-mail and its progeny.
	8:44pm Don (trip dub): Nikki D's background vocalist is Suzanne Vega's great Philly tribute..
	8:44pm Ramones band arrangements: Ramones Songbook As Played By Nutley Brass 1999
	8:44pm monica: hi matt, it's by nutley brass - ez to find!...JTKMDNY, i'm with ya, there...tomB, you're a peach. thanks.... you too, cheri...see ya soon, jeff m...
	8:46pm JTKMDNY: Thanks for the support. I guess I am just too old to "appreciate"our new form of communication
	8:46pm marc: Thank you MONICA. =)
	8:50pm 867-5309: Hello? You're selling something? Out to swindle are you? Going to tell me another loved one is dead? Threaten me physically or mentally? Route to an unusable voicemail system. Good reminder that 'in person' is always better.
	8:50pm marc: /JENNY
	8:51pm 867-5309: make that hangup or ignore and let go to crappy unusable voicemail. /JENNYJENNY
	8:52pm marc: Look out Lotte Lenya ---and ole lucy brown
	8:53pm listener gary: magali noel of fellini fame. Greatness. 8 1/2
	8:54pm the phone ringing: <ring ring> says the phone <Stop everything. This instant. I demand your full attention. NOW!> says the phone that rings at random.
	8:55pm Don (trip dub): Great show again. Muchos gracias, Mo. Tammi (Mojo Hanna) Lynne at Rockwood Hall on Weds. 8:00pm
	8:56pm listener gary: amacord ...sorry
	8:56pm monica: You've been a great audience tonight. Thanks for tuning in. Drop me a line some time.. no collect calls accepted.
	8:57pm Jim Croce: You can keep the dime...
	9:00pm Dominick: Help me inforrmation...
	9:02pm Don (trip dub): Dial M. for Monica
	10:25am Edgar Degas: "Well, there's a bell, and it rings, and you pick it up." " Ah," Degas said,"like a servant."

Monica: Playlist from March 27, 2011

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