WFMU: A Rough Mix with Steinski: Playlist from January 20, 2012

Listener comments!
	12:05pm Doug Schulkind: Welcome to A ROUGH MIX from Steinski!
	12:06pm ndbob: Hey Doug!
	12:06pm Van in DC: When was this aired, again...?
	12:07pm Jack: Hey Doug! Thanks for making this happen. We love (and have missed) Steinski.
	12:07pm Doug Schulkind: Hello ndbob, I see you made it. And you, too, Van. Thrilled to have you here.
	12:07pm Doug Schulkind: Agreed Jack! When I first had the idea for Give the Drummer Radio, I wanted to re-run these old Steinski shows.
	12:09pm Doug Schulkind: Van, this show was originally broadcast on WFMU back in 1994-95. During the summer of '07 Steinski revived the program, but these original broadcasts haven't been heard since.
	12:09pm Jack: We used to listen to these shows religiously, our first-ish exposure to re-mixes and mixed music. Thanks again, a wonderful birthday present for me.
	12:12pm ndbob: Great to hear these - never heard them before since I never lived in the New York area.
	12:15pm Van in DC: Yeah, I suppose this was before WFMU.ORG right? :) Gosh, I was still living in Germany.
	12:17pm Michael: anyone old enough to remember Pete Barbutti playing the broom on the Tonight Show?
	12:19pm Jack: I can remember him playing the broom, but I think I saw him do it on the afternoon Mike Douglas show. I wasn't allowed to stay up late and watch the Tonight Show.
	12:19pm Van in DC: So what happened to Steinski?
	12:20pm Michael: Ha! Maybe it was Mike Douglas. Or Merv. Or Steve Allen's afternoon show. But I think I did see him on with Carson.
	12:21pm Doug Schulkind: Yeas, that's right Van. WFMU didn't start 'casting online until '96 or '97. Steinski is still making monstrously great mixes. Keep track of him here: steinski.com
	12:23pm ndbob: The first show I ever heard on the internet was Charlie's - maybe 1999?
	12:24pm Doug Schulkind: Who was your "gateway" show on WFMU? The first show I ever heard was an Alan Watts lecture. The first live DJ was the Vanilla Bean (RIP).
	12:24pm Van in DC: Ha...looks like 1996 by a nose :) http://web.archive.org/web/19961115033357/http://wfmu.org/
	12:25pm Jack: So Doug, are you "transcribing" the playlist? I don't remember if 'FMU had the live accu-playlist back in '94-95.
	12:25pm ndbob: I remember calling him - had to turn off the show since i only had one phone line.
	12:26pm Michael: Irwin, R. Stevie Moore, Vanilla Bean, Bill Kelly while on the beach at Sandy Hook, John Nyruki (sp?) John was great on Saturday nights.
	12:27pm Doug Schulkind: Yes I am Jack. I pre-screened the show and wrote down all the track info from Steinski's mic breaks.
	12:27pm Van in DC: My "gateway" show was just what, 6 or 7 months ago? I was doing a Twitter search for "Toyah" and came across someone named "Julie" :)
	12:27pm Jack: My gateway show was Car Girl - was that her name? - and then Bob Brainen.
	12:27pm ndbob: Irwin was my second WFMU show.
	12:28pm glenn: my gateway show was either underwater theme park or michael shelley. i first heard about wfmu from a yo la tengo email
	12:30pm Van in DC: So for me - Dark Night of the Soul, then Irene's show, then Amanda's and GTDS
	12:30pm Jack: @michael, that's funny: Frank O'Toole was our fave Saturday night DJ, for years. I'm still having trouble getting used to his Monday morning show (but I listen every week still)
	12:32pm Brian en Angleterre: Bebe, son of.... My gateway show was Doug Schulkind he said coyly.
	12:32pm Michael: Jack: forgot Frank. Was it Frank into John N? I remember John loved boxing and talked about it quite a bit.
	12:32pm Van in DC: For me now, I totally have to catch the amazing Jim Price show every Monday
	12:34pm Doug Schulkind: Be careful, Brian, they say that Doug can lead to heavier mind-altering substances.
	12:36pm Jack: I keep missing Jim Prices' show, after hearing the first one. ( still laughing ) I usually miss his show by a couple of minutes. An amazing show, the type of alternative programming that made WFMU so attractive to me in the first place, and still does.
	12:38pm Doug Schulkind: I'm pretty sure some of Jim Price's old shows are available on archive. Go to the Playlists page at WFMU.ORG and scroll down.
	12:39pm Michael: I do remember the Alan Watts lecture series and I think the Church of the Subgenius rant devivals for a while if I recall.
	12:39pm Brian en Angleterre: It's just a touch of flu. I can handle it. No, really. It is a shame that you'll never heard any of John Peel's shows. Sardonic is the best word I can think of. Heard so many new things, some of which I still cherish.
	12:42pm Jack: Doug, i had this discussion with FXO and he didn't get it either...re:listening to the archives? It's not the same. I time-bind DJs. You, f'instance, will always be Friday mornings 9-12. How many years did you have that slot? Jeffery Davisons' show doesn't sound the same in the afternoon, or at night. I know, it's my hang-up.
	12:43pm Jack: How about "the Secret Museum of the Air" with Citizen Kafka? I miss that one too.
	12:45pm Hugo: John Peel? Oh yeah. Started back in 69 on what was then the old medium wave. I have his final show for Radio London on a cd-r somewhere. Anyone remember Radio Geronimo? Their signature tune was "Amazing Grace" by the Great Awakening. Years later I found it in a record shop in Camden Town in London.
	12:45pm ndbob: me too Jack - once had a nice discussion with him on the phone
	12:46pm Doug Schulkind: To me the thrill of listening to radio, is listening live. Same for in creating radio. I don't favor pre-recording shows unless I have to. More importantly, though, is that I am still on Fridays, 9-12 Jack! I started in that slot in early 1995. You can hear me live every Friday morning (and Tuesday evenings, 6-7pm) on this here webstream, Give the Drummer Radio!
	12:48pm glenn: i grew up with c.b.c.. i wish they had archived material avaiiable online, but alas.
	12:50pm Van in DC: I don't mind listening on archives at all! Julie's show on archive every Tuesday during my workday gets me through (part) of the day :) I prefer live listening but...
	12:51pm Brian en Angleterre: I think the thrill is not knowing what is coming next, that expectation of the known or unknown; enjoyable or otherwise. It matters not for the moment. Hugo, Radio Geronimo was in the Thames Estuary if memory serves.
	12:52pm Van in DC: I wonder where my email to Steinski just went :)
	12:53pm ndbob: agreed Brian - I rarely look at playlists on archived shows.
	12:53pm Van in DC: When I listen on archive, I generally avoid looking at the playlist just so I get the thrill of the surprise
	12:53pm Doug Schulkind: Brian, that is why I'm choosing to do the live playlist for this pre-recorded show.
	12:54pm Van in DC: Thanks for that Doug. For all intents & purposes, this is like a live show for me
	12:56pm Hugo: Radio Geronimo was based in London, but broadcast out of Radio Monte Carlo for a year or so. Very much in the John Peel free form mode, mixing genres wildly. Later on the DJs shifted to the Mi Amigo ship which was also the home of Radio Careline. That's where the Thames Estuary enters the chronology.
	12:57pm Doug Schulkind: YES! That it was I hope the experience is like for this show (and Tony Coulter on Tuesday and Destination Out on Monday). Even though the music has been pre-sequenced, the presentation is essentially live. Which is way better than dead.
	12:57pm Hugo: That should be Radio Caroline.
	1:02pm ndbob: thanks Doug - one more show for me to listen to:)
	1:02pm Doug Schulkind: My sublime pleasure, ndbob!!
	1:03pm Van in DC: Yeah thanks Doug. When the heck am I supposed to eat lunch on Fridays now?
	1:04pm Van in DC: Oh. I guess lunchtime would be now :) Thanks Doug!
	1:06pm still b/p: This Steinski business....I like it. Thanks.
	10:58am Parq: I was out of FMU's broadcasting range for much of the 90s (the whole Newgarden era is almost completely unfamiliar to me), so I'm so pleased to have a chance to catch up with this show.
	10:59am Parq: Fun hearing the original "Never Fall in Love Again". I remember Ertha Kitt covering it, tagging it with a sly "But then, there's always tomorrow -- isn't there?" The Carpenters did an up-tempo version of it, as I recall.
	11:01am Parq: And obviously, I'm not adverse to listening on the archives. Listening live is better of course, but with five WFMU feeds and, well, the rest of my life I have to live, there's just too much I'd miss without the 'chives. Fact is, even with them, there's too much I miss.

A Rough Mix with Steinski: Playlist from January 20, 2012

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
Vibrations	Love in Them There Hills	Lost Soul, Volume 1	Epic	1968
Kodo	Lion "Lion" by "Kodo"	Best of Kodo	Tristar
Negativeland	Starting Line Mix "Starting Line Mix" by "Negativeland"	Negativeland Presents Over the Edge, Volume 1 1/2
Spade Cooley & His Orchestra	You Better Do It Now	Spadella! The Essential Spade Cooley	Columbia/Legacy
Pete Barbutti	The Hip Mechanic "The Hip Mechanic" by "Pete Barbutti"
Music behind DJ: Cold Cut	Recipe for Disaster "Recipe for Disaster" by "Cold Cut"		Ninja Tune
Boswell Sisters	The Darktown Strutters Ball	That's How Rhythm's Born	Columbia
Cesaria Evora	Petite Pays "Petite Pays" by "Cesaria Evora"	Cesaria Evora	Nonesuch
Bebo Valdéz	Anda "Anda" by "Bebo Valdéz"	Bebo Rides Again	Messidor	1995
Brooklyn Funk Essentials	The Revolution Was Postponed Because of Rain	Cool, Steady and Easy
Buddy Guy & Junior Wells	I Don't Know	Buddy Guy & Junior Wells Play the Blues
Music behind DJ: 9 Lazy 9	Black Jesus "Black Jesus" by "9 Lazy 9"	Paradise Blown	Ninja Tune
Larry Hankin	Mark My Words "Mark My Words" by "Larry Hankin"	Poems and Stories	New Alliance
Harry the Hipster Gibson	I Stay Brown All Year 'Round	Boogie Woogie and Blue	Musicraft
Praxis	Interface/Stimulation Loop	Transmutation	Axiom
Manhattan Transfer	Airegin "Airegin" by "Manhattan Transfer"	Vocalese
Dionne Warwick	I'll Never Fall in Love Again	At Her Very Best	Pair
Lisa Buscani	Counting "Counting" by "Lisa Buscani"	Word Up	Virgin
Music behind DJ: Charles Fambrough	Duck Feathers "Duck Feathers" by "Charles Fambrough"	The Blues at Bradley's	CTI

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Listener comments!
	12:05pm Doug Schulkind: Welcome to A ROUGH MIX from Steinski!
	12:06pm ndbob: Hey Doug!
	12:06pm Van in DC: When was this aired, again...?
	12:07pm Jack: Hey Doug! Thanks for making this happen. We love (and have missed) Steinski.
	12:07pm Doug Schulkind: Hello ndbob, I see you made it. And you, too, Van. Thrilled to have you here.
	12:07pm Doug Schulkind: Agreed Jack! When I first had the idea for Give the Drummer Radio, I wanted to re-run these old Steinski shows.
	12:09pm Doug Schulkind: Van, this show was originally broadcast on WFMU back in 1994-95. During the summer of '07 Steinski revived the program, but these original broadcasts haven't been heard since.
	12:09pm Jack: We used to listen to these shows religiously, our first-ish exposure to re-mixes and mixed music. Thanks again, a wonderful birthday present for me.
	12:12pm ndbob: Great to hear these - never heard them before since I never lived in the New York area.
	12:15pm Van in DC: Yeah, I suppose this was before WFMU.ORG right? :) Gosh, I was still living in Germany.
	12:17pm Michael: anyone old enough to remember Pete Barbutti playing the broom on the Tonight Show?
	12:19pm Jack: I can remember him playing the broom, but I think I saw him do it on the afternoon Mike Douglas show. I wasn't allowed to stay up late and watch the Tonight Show.
	12:19pm Van in DC: So what happened to Steinski?
	12:20pm Michael: Ha! Maybe it was Mike Douglas. Or Merv. Or Steve Allen's afternoon show. But I think I did see him on with Carson.
	12:21pm Doug Schulkind: Yeas, that's right Van. WFMU didn't start 'casting online until '96 or '97. Steinski is still making monstrously great mixes. Keep track of him here: steinski.com
	12:23pm ndbob: The first show I ever heard on the internet was Charlie's - maybe 1999?
	12:24pm Doug Schulkind: Who was your "gateway" show on WFMU? The first show I ever heard was an Alan Watts lecture. The first live DJ was the Vanilla Bean (RIP).
	12:24pm Van in DC: Ha...looks like 1996 by a nose :) http://web.archive.org/web/19961115033357/http://wfmu.org/
	12:25pm Jack: So Doug, are you "transcribing" the playlist? I don't remember if 'FMU had the live accu-playlist back in '94-95.
	12:25pm ndbob: I remember calling him - had to turn off the show since i only had one phone line.
	12:26pm Michael: Irwin, R. Stevie Moore, Vanilla Bean, Bill Kelly while on the beach at Sandy Hook, John Nyruki (sp?) John was great on Saturday nights.
	12:27pm Doug Schulkind: Yes I am Jack. I pre-screened the show and wrote down all the track info from Steinski's mic breaks.
	12:27pm Van in DC: My "gateway" show was just what, 6 or 7 months ago? I was doing a Twitter search for "Toyah" and came across someone named "Julie" :)
	12:27pm Jack: My gateway show was Car Girl - was that her name? - and then Bob Brainen.
	12:27pm ndbob: Irwin was my second WFMU show.
	12:28pm glenn: my gateway show was either underwater theme park or michael shelley. i first heard about wfmu from a yo la tengo email
	12:30pm Van in DC: So for me - Dark Night of the Soul, then Irene's show, then Amanda's and GTDS
	12:30pm Jack: @michael, that's funny: Frank O'Toole was our fave Saturday night DJ, for years. I'm still having trouble getting used to his Monday morning show (but I listen every week still)
	12:32pm Brian en Angleterre: Bebe, son of.... My gateway show was Doug Schulkind he said coyly.
	12:32pm Michael: Jack: forgot Frank. Was it Frank into John N? I remember John loved boxing and talked about it quite a bit.
	12:32pm Van in DC: For me now, I totally have to catch the amazing Jim Price show every Monday
	12:34pm Doug Schulkind: Be careful, Brian, they say that Doug can lead to heavier mind-altering substances.
	12:36pm Jack: I keep missing Jim Prices' show, after hearing the first one. ( still laughing ) I usually miss his show by a couple of minutes. An amazing show, the type of alternative programming that made WFMU so attractive to me in the first place, and still does.
	12:38pm Doug Schulkind: I'm pretty sure some of Jim Price's old shows are available on archive. Go to the Playlists page at WFMU.ORG and scroll down.
	12:39pm Michael: I do remember the Alan Watts lecture series and I think the Church of the Subgenius rant devivals for a while if I recall.
	12:39pm Brian en Angleterre: It's just a touch of flu. I can handle it. No, really. It is a shame that you'll never heard any of John Peel's shows. Sardonic is the best word I can think of. Heard so many new things, some of which I still cherish.
	12:42pm Jack: Doug, i had this discussion with FXO and he didn't get it either...re:listening to the archives? It's not the same. I time-bind DJs. You, f'instance, will always be Friday mornings 9-12. How many years did you have that slot? Jeffery Davisons' show doesn't sound the same in the afternoon, or at night. I know, it's my hang-up.
	12:43pm Jack: How about "the Secret Museum of the Air" with Citizen Kafka? I miss that one too.
	12:45pm Hugo: John Peel? Oh yeah. Started back in 69 on what was then the old medium wave. I have his final show for Radio London on a cd-r somewhere. Anyone remember Radio Geronimo? Their signature tune was "Amazing Grace" by the Great Awakening. Years later I found it in a record shop in Camden Town in London.
	12:45pm ndbob: me too Jack - once had a nice discussion with him on the phone
	12:46pm Doug Schulkind: To me the thrill of listening to radio, is listening live. Same for in creating radio. I don't favor pre-recording shows unless I have to. More importantly, though, is that I am still on Fridays, 9-12 Jack! I started in that slot in early 1995. You can hear me live every Friday morning (and Tuesday evenings, 6-7pm) on this here webstream, Give the Drummer Radio!
	12:48pm glenn: i grew up with c.b.c.. i wish they had archived material avaiiable online, but alas.
	12:50pm Van in DC: I don't mind listening on archives at all! Julie's show on archive every Tuesday during my workday gets me through (part) of the day :) I prefer live listening but...
	12:51pm Brian en Angleterre: I think the thrill is not knowing what is coming next, that expectation of the known or unknown; enjoyable or otherwise. It matters not for the moment. Hugo, Radio Geronimo was in the Thames Estuary if memory serves.
	12:52pm Van in DC: I wonder where my email to Steinski just went :)
	12:53pm ndbob: agreed Brian - I rarely look at playlists on archived shows.
	12:53pm Van in DC: When I listen on archive, I generally avoid looking at the playlist just so I get the thrill of the surprise
	12:53pm Doug Schulkind: Brian, that is why I'm choosing to do the live playlist for this pre-recorded show.
	12:54pm Van in DC: Thanks for that Doug. For all intents & purposes, this is like a live show for me
	12:56pm Hugo: Radio Geronimo was based in London, but broadcast out of Radio Monte Carlo for a year or so. Very much in the John Peel free form mode, mixing genres wildly. Later on the DJs shifted to the Mi Amigo ship which was also the home of Radio Careline. That's where the Thames Estuary enters the chronology.
	12:57pm Doug Schulkind: YES! That it was I hope the experience is like for this show (and Tony Coulter on Tuesday and Destination Out on Monday). Even though the music has been pre-sequenced, the presentation is essentially live. Which is way better than dead.
	12:57pm Hugo: That should be Radio Caroline.
	1:02pm ndbob: thanks Doug - one more show for me to listen to:)
	1:02pm Doug Schulkind: My sublime pleasure, ndbob!!
	1:03pm Van in DC: Yeah thanks Doug. When the heck am I supposed to eat lunch on Fridays now?
	1:04pm Van in DC: Oh. I guess lunchtime would be now :) Thanks Doug!
	1:06pm still b/p: This Steinski business....I like it. Thanks.
	10:58am Parq: I was out of FMU's broadcasting range for much of the 90s (the whole Newgarden era is almost completely unfamiliar to me), so I'm so pleased to have a chance to catch up with this show.
	10:59am Parq: Fun hearing the original "Never Fall in Love Again". I remember Ertha Kitt covering it, tagging it with a sly "But then, there's always tomorrow -- isn't there?" The Carpenters did an up-tempo version of it, as I recall.
	11:01am Parq: And obviously, I'm not adverse to listening on the archives. Listening live is better of course, but with five WFMU feeds and, well, the rest of my life I have to live, there's just too much I'd miss without the 'chives. Fact is, even with them, there's too much I miss.

A Rough Mix with Steinski: Playlist from January 20, 2012

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