WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from January 23, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:01pm glenn: hello friends. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE friend me. or not. it's your call.
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: good afternoon, amanda, and howdy to all negotiating the stream (which is probably covered w/ ice today!)
	12:03pm Matt from Springfield: Hazy shade of BITTERLY COLD! Hi Amanda and Scenaristas!
	12:05pm Matt from Springfield: @glenn: I friended you already, but I could unfriend you then friend you again, if that will give you an ego boost.
	12:05pm Dominick: dum dum dum dum dum dum dum
	12:06pm Amanda: Luckily, we're all toasty warm inside WFMU today and so are the inner workings of the stream! (knock on wood.) Hi everyone!
	12:06pm Matt from Springfield: Hey LJFW! I drilled an ear trumpet into the thick ice, so I can hear the stream beneath it!
	12:08pm Brian in UK: Hello Amanda, james & glenn
	12:09pm glenn: how many scenaristas does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
	12:09pm Dervish: The Scenario laughs at the puny weather. Blast away, Amanda!
	12:10pm Brian in UK: Hello Amanda, james, glenn & Matt.
	12:11pm Matt from Springfield: Have a ABBA! Hmm, block of ice seems to be backlogging the playlist and comments, not seeing anything recent...
	12:12pm Matt from Springfield: There we go, a bigger log broke through the jam! Hi Brian, Dominick, Dervish and all!
	12:12pm Brian in UK: Amanda, dog walking in snow ain't fun.
	12:13pm Matt from Springfield: @glenn: It would take at least 3: one to screw it in, Amanda to back-announce and sing along to the screwing in, and at least one other person to type a comment about it.
	12:13pm glenn: squirrel!
	12:13pm G: Ken ran over till 12:13...
	12:14pm Rich in Washington: Greetings, Amanda!
	12:14pm listener james from westwood: i miss benny hill. i think this is benny hill. even if it's not, i miss benny hill.
	12:14pm Brian in UK: Benny Hill?
	12:15pm listener james from westwood: benny hill! (pats bald old man on head)
	12:15pm G: @glenn 12:01: theoatmeal.com...
	12:16pm Amanda Nazario: Looks like the comments are, indeed, delayed a few minutes. Don't worry -- I can see what you're saying!
	12:16pm Rich in Washington: Benny Hill! You know... Ozzy's dad.
	12:16pm listener james from westwood: "'two'?!" /caseykasem
	12:16pm Matt from Springfield: You guessed its! I heart Benny Hill as well. Sesame Street right after? You could have followed "Finger in your ear" with the Ernie "banana in my ear" sketch!
	12:18pm glenn: the oatmeal knows all.
	12:18pm Brian in UK: Benny Hill was the boffin in The Italian Job (original)
	12:18pm Matt from Springfield: Hear that instrumental background? That's the signature Joe Raposo sound, the music director from 1969 to his death in '89. RIP, not just arranging the music and composing some songs, Joe Raposo really "created" the conceptual feel of the original SS.
	12:19pm listener james from westwood: shortly after moving from nyc to northern nj as a kid, i saw bob from sesame street at the movies. weird not to see him on my tv screen.
	12:19pm Doug Schulkind: Harold Courlander! Harold Courlander!
	12:19pm glenn: i watched it a couple weeks ago. and noel coward as the criminal mastermind. sublemon.
	12:19pm listener james from westwood: ^^^ true that re: raposo. one of those cases where the music is another member of the cast.
	12:23pm Matt from Springfield: Great West-East fusion! No surprise coming from the marvelous Thai. You said it, LJFW!
	12:23pm Rich in Washington: Benny Hill was also the toymaker in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
	12:25pm Matt from Springfield: Also re: Bob McGrath - one of the few original cast members still alive, and still in the cast. I was fascinated to find a first season clip of him on YT singing "Good Morning Starshine" with Muppets!
	12:30pm listener james from westwood: i want to say that was the first celebrity i ever spotted in the wild.
	12:35pm Dominick: A young Bob McGrath doing the tenor thing on Mitch Miller http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaWf51mj9pA
	12:36pm glenn: i think the stars for favouriting tracks should be replaced with hearts. that way, i can say i heart shambles(for example), and really mean it.
	12:57pm SteveL: Amanda: You might want to repost your Ike and Tina piece here. Very thoughtful, well written and just plain good. I enjoyed it.
	12:58pm Amanda Nazario: I heart Shambles too. By the way, I hope it's appropriate for me to just go down the line favoriting all the songs I play each show...
	12:58pm ndbob: heya Amanda and everyone!
	12:58pm Stevel: Ooh, signed in. Everything seems so much clearer.
	1:01pm ndbob: Rich-R-Tone is a great label
	1:03pm glenn: it's your show, amanda. it's not inappropriate if you don't think it's inappropriate.
	1:06pm ndbob: How do you friend people?
	1:07pm Amanda Nazario: My problem is that I frequently think something is inappropriate and then end up doing it anyway. Heh.
	1:07pm Matt from Springfield: @glenn: You've got hearts in your eyes, even if there are only stars on the screen.
	1:08pm glenn: click on their profile, then click on the star that appears beside their name.
	1:09pm glenn: aw thanks, matt.
	1:09pm Van in DC: Hope everyone is staying warm. Hi.
	1:09pm Matt from Springfield: @NDbob: Click on a name to go to that listener's profile page. When you see a star by their name, click it and choose to friend that person. Any profile page that has a listener and star, you can click on as well (e.g. a song favorites page, or other's friends).
	1:10pm G: Raffi's infamous "Bananaphone" could almost be a hommage to that McGuires tune...
	1:11pm G: My gf was just telling me the other day how she had to learn this and other Andrew Sisters tunes for high school chorus in the early 80s in Norfolk, VA
	1:12pm Matt from Springfield: @glenn: Anytime, pal. Hi G! Hi Van - it's sunny out now, so if you need to walk out, do it now!
	1:12pm Uncle Michael: <-Bananaphobe
	1:13pm Van in DC: Did my walk around the Mall already, Matt :)
	1:14pm ndbob: @Matt Thanks!
	1:14pm G: Sister Power
	1:15pm ndbob: and ty Glenn!
	1:17pm didi: <3
	1:17pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: Excellent! Next up, hope for no winds when it's dark out.
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: Hello drummersomers.
	1:21pm Matt from Springfield: Hey there UM.
	1:22pm Amanda Nazario: Phew, we are really schmaltzing out this afternoon. Thank you, grandparents everywhere, for buying these records. Hi didi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	1:24pm Van in DC: What was the GTDS flash linkie again? Anyone have that handy...?
	1:26pm Matt from Springfield: I'm enjoying it Amanda, a veritable Waltz of Schmaltz. Especially like that Billy Vaughn just before this!
	1:26pm ndbob: Heya Michael!
	1:27pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: Ah, here 'tis! www.wfmu.org...
	1:27pm frenchee: Billy Vaughn! My Dot 7" is even scratchier, if you can believe it.
	1:29pm Van in DC: Right, thank you Matt!
	1:32pm Matt from Springfield: No prob, glad to assist in the enjoyment of WFMU!
	1:33pm listener james from westwood: that ike & tina article was, indeed, quite excellent. a rough issue, viewing art vs. the minuses of its creator (wiki "eric gill" for a toe-curling example). also appreciated the tweet urging folks to read the comments; aside from wfmu playlists and the av club, i avoid comments like ebola on toast.
	1:35pm Amanda Nazario: @frenchee -- Oh, I believe it. Thanks for coming to join us!
	1:36pm Matt from Springfield: Don't Train in vain, Amanda! Unless of course, you're going to Train In Vain later this set! :) Excellent start to trains in any case!
	1:39pm ndbob: @james @amanda agreed - excellent article
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: Is there a link to the article?
	1:44pm listener james from westwood: @uncle michael: t.co...
	1:44pm Matt from Springfield: Slick orchestra, Jack! not seeing any Jack(s) here, but somehow needing to refer to a Jack with this music
	1:45pm listener james from westwood: this is one fine thrifting-expedition show. amanda should turn 'em loose at the full-scale record fair to see what they harvest.
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, James.
	1:53pm Skirkie: Oh my. I heard "pizza and a bottle of beer." That's not it at all.
	1:53pm Simon with a Z: Just checking in and saying "Hi!" -- I'll have to listen to the whole show in the archives. Chores, you know.
	1:53pm Matt from Springfield: @LJFW: A good shopper can find pretty fine records at thrifty prices--I also like Clay Pigeon's "Flea Market Finds" - and likewise can't wait for a full scale Record Fair to unleash barrells of bargains!
	1:54pm Amanda Nazario: Haha, James -- they would be hilarious there, I'm sure! Hi back at you, Simon Z.!
	1:56pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... The temperature has gone up a whole 3°F here in Pittsburgh (14°F) since Nazario Scenario began. I give Amanda full credit! Even more ear-warming radio is coming up on the Drummer Stream tomorrow at noon with Charlie Lewis's Busy Doing Nothing. Meanwhile, these fine artists are ready to hurl their hot-water bottles of sound your way, coming up next on the 24-hour Give the Drummer Radio: Nimrod Workman Adam Carroll Joe "Cannonball" Lewis Frank Evans Gene Sullivan Jim Murphy The Bad Boys Ernst Reijseger & Tenore e Cuncordu do Oro Sandi & Matues Key & Cleary Asha Bhosle & Kishore Kumar Gene Krupa Earl Hines Jimmie Noone Soul Searchers Cortijo y Su Conjunto Warren Lee Smiley Lewis and more and more and eternally more...
	1:56pm ndbob: I really miss having a lot of places to look for records.
	1:58pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: Question of the day: Do ethical people need to disavow great art when they discover the artist behaved monstrously and does the art get an asterisk? Hard question.
	1:59pm Simon with a Z: Bet that Bessie Smith had some powerful teeth!
	2:00pm Van in DC: Thanks Amanda
	2:00pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the music and the thought provocation Amanda.
	2:00pm Matt from Springfield: Bye Amanda! Thanks for the spins!
	2:00pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Amanda!
	2:02pm Simon with a Z: @Uncle Michael -- The asterisk always exists in my head. I've been trying to deal with the Danny Kaye asterisk this week.
	2:02pm Van in DC: Funny, I had just happened upon this Bessie Smith photo just yesterday images.fineartamerica.com...
	2:02pm Amanda Nazario: Bye, everybody! Thank you for all your kindness in listening and chitchatting!
	2:08pm Amanda Nazario: My answer to your QoD, Uncle Michael: the person should always have to get an asterisk. That goes for good things they do as well as bad things. Anyone in the public eye bears that burden, though I know many of them never asked for it. But the art itself, by its very nature, is free of that asterisk. It's a creation, larger than or at least separate from its creator.
	2:11pm Simon with a Z: Side note to Amanda: I'd like to send you a CD, if that's alright. The WFMU PO Box (c/o Amanda Nazario) OK?
	2:38pm Amanda Nazario: Yep.
	4:26pm Lizardner Dave: Enjoyed the archive as always.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from January 23, 2013

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Two hours of rollicking delite: '60s jams, cartooniness, seriousness, sing-alongs, and Simpsons talk. P.dece.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
The Four Lads with Ray Ellis and orch.	Put a Light in the Window		Columbia		7"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Shaun Cassidy	Hey Deanie "Hey Deanie" by "Shaun Cassidy"		WB	1977	7"		0:05:06 (Pop-up)
ABBA	Happy Hawaii "Happy Hawaii" by "ABBA"		Atlantic	1977	7"		0:08:09 (Pop-up)
Benny Hill	Ting-a-Ling-a-Loo "Ting-a-Ling-a-Loo" by "Benny Hill"		Columbia	1971	7"		0:12:30 (Pop-up)
Sesame Street cast	I've Got Two "I've Got Two" by "Sesame Street cast"		Sesame Street		7"		0:14:35 (Pop-up)
Courlander's Almanac	Thai Chorus (Maine Stein Song)	Familiar Music in Strange Places	Folkways	1959	LP		0:18:36 (Pop-up)
Ikara Colt	Rudd "Rudd" by "Ikara Colt"						0:22:47 (Pop-up)

Shambles	Held Me Spellbound "Held Me Spellbound" by "Shambles"		Sing Sing		7"	*	0:32:27 (Pop-up)
Dave Edmunds	Farandole (from L'Arlessienne)	Dave Edmunds, Rocker (comp)			LP		0:35:37 (Pop-up)
Ricky Nelson	Waitin' in School "Waitin' in School" by "Ricky Nelson"		Imperial		7"		0:39:04 (Pop-up)
Guy Mitchell with Jimmy Carroll	Rock-a-Billy		Columbia		7"		0:41:07 (Pop-up)
The Kingston Trio	Oh Cindy "Oh Cindy" by "The Kingston Trio"		Capitol		7"		0:43:17 (Pop-up)
Jimmie Rodgers	The Wizard "The Wizard" by "Jimmie Rodgers"		Roulette	1958	7"		0:45:03 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Maybe Tomorrow		Cadence		7"		0:47:18 (Pop-up)
Cecil Surratt and his West Virginia Ramblers	The Bright Crystal Sea	The Rich-R-Tone Story: The Early Days of Bluegrass vol. 5 (V/A)	Rounder		LP		0:49:22 (Pop-up)
Bill Callahan	Too Many Birds "Too Many Birds" by "Bill Callahan"						0:52:50 (Pop-up)

The Higher State	I Just Pretend "I Just Pretend" by "The Higher State"						1:11:17 (Pop-up)
The McGuire Sisters	Banana Split "Banana Split" by "The McGuire Sisters"		Coral		7"		1:07:00 (Pop-up)
The Andrews Sisters	Beat Me Daddy Eight to the Bar	Rarities	MCA		LP		1:09:04 (Pop-up)
The Boswell Sisters	Sleep Come On and Take Me	Okay, America!	Jass	orig 1930s	LP		1:12:07 (Pop-up)
Woody Herman	I've Got the World on a String	The Thundering Herds	CBS		LP		1:15:13 (Pop-up)
Jerry Wallace	By Your Side "By Your Side" by "Jerry Wallace"		Challenge		7"		1:18:30 (Pop-up)
Lolita	Sailor (Your Home is the Sea)		Kapp		7"		1:20:43 (Pop-up)
Billy Vaughn and His Orchestra	Sail Along, Silvery Moon		Dot		7"		1:23:35 (Pop-up)
The Feelies	Crazy Rhythms "Crazy Rhythms" by "The Feelies"						1:25:37 (Pop-up)

Richard Thompson	Train Don't Leave						1:32:58 (Pop-up)
Robyn Hitchcock	I Often Dream of Trains						1:35:02 (Pop-up)
The Brunettes	If You Were Alien "If You Were Alien" by "The Brunettes"	Structure & Cosmetics	Sub Pop	2007	CD		1:37:21 (Pop-up)
Stan Kenton Orchestra	I've Got You Under My Skin	Contemporary Concepts	Capitol	1955	LP		1:41:54 (Pop-up)
Cliff Jackson and His Krazy Kats	Torrid Rhythm	New York Jazz 1928-33 (V/A)	Historical Records	orig 1930	LP		1:47:10 (Pop-up)
Bessie Smith with Buck & His Band	Gimme a Pigfoot	Stars of the Apollo (V/A)	Columbia	orig 1933	LP		1:49:46 (Pop-up)
Cat Power	Speak For Me "Speak For Me" by "Cat Power"	You Are Free	Matador	2003	CD		1:53:19 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm glenn: hello friends. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE friend me. or not. it's your call.
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: good afternoon, amanda, and howdy to all negotiating the stream (which is probably covered w/ ice today!)
	12:03pm Matt from Springfield: Hazy shade of BITTERLY COLD! Hi Amanda and Scenaristas!
	12:05pm Matt from Springfield: @glenn: I friended you already, but I could unfriend you then friend you again, if that will give you an ego boost.
	12:05pm Dominick: dum dum dum dum dum dum dum
	12:06pm Amanda: Luckily, we're all toasty warm inside WFMU today and so are the inner workings of the stream! (knock on wood.) Hi everyone!
	12:06pm Matt from Springfield: Hey LJFW! I drilled an ear trumpet into the thick ice, so I can hear the stream beneath it!
	12:08pm Brian in UK: Hello Amanda, james & glenn
	12:09pm glenn: how many scenaristas does it take to screw in a lightbulb?
	12:09pm Dervish: The Scenario laughs at the puny weather. Blast away, Amanda!
	12:10pm Brian in UK: Hello Amanda, james, glenn & Matt.
	12:11pm Matt from Springfield: Have a ABBA! Hmm, block of ice seems to be backlogging the playlist and comments, not seeing anything recent...
	12:12pm Matt from Springfield: There we go, a bigger log broke through the jam! Hi Brian, Dominick, Dervish and all!
	12:12pm Brian in UK: Amanda, dog walking in snow ain't fun.
	12:13pm Matt from Springfield: @glenn: It would take at least 3: one to screw it in, Amanda to back-announce and sing along to the screwing in, and at least one other person to type a comment about it.
	12:13pm glenn: squirrel!
	12:13pm G: Ken ran over till 12:13...
	12:14pm Rich in Washington: Greetings, Amanda!
	12:14pm listener james from westwood: i miss benny hill. i think this is benny hill. even if it's not, i miss benny hill.
	12:14pm Brian in UK: Benny Hill?
	12:15pm listener james from westwood: benny hill! (pats bald old man on head)
	12:15pm G: @glenn 12:01: theoatmeal.com...
	12:16pm Amanda Nazario: Looks like the comments are, indeed, delayed a few minutes. Don't worry -- I can see what you're saying!
	12:16pm Rich in Washington: Benny Hill! You know... Ozzy's dad.
	12:16pm listener james from westwood: "'two'?!" /caseykasem
	12:16pm Matt from Springfield: You guessed its! I heart Benny Hill as well. Sesame Street right after? You could have followed "Finger in your ear" with the Ernie "banana in my ear" sketch!
	12:18pm glenn: the oatmeal knows all.
	12:18pm Brian in UK: Benny Hill was the boffin in The Italian Job (original)
	12:18pm Matt from Springfield: Hear that instrumental background? That's the signature Joe Raposo sound, the music director from 1969 to his death in '89. RIP, not just arranging the music and composing some songs, Joe Raposo really "created" the conceptual feel of the original SS.
	12:19pm listener james from westwood: shortly after moving from nyc to northern nj as a kid, i saw bob from sesame street at the movies. weird not to see him on my tv screen.
	12:19pm Doug Schulkind: Harold Courlander! Harold Courlander!
	12:19pm glenn: i watched it a couple weeks ago. and noel coward as the criminal mastermind. sublemon.
	12:19pm listener james from westwood: ^^^ true that re: raposo. one of those cases where the music is another member of the cast.
	12:23pm Matt from Springfield: Great West-East fusion! No surprise coming from the marvelous Thai. You said it, LJFW!
	12:23pm Rich in Washington: Benny Hill was also the toymaker in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
	12:25pm Matt from Springfield: Also re: Bob McGrath - one of the few original cast members still alive, and still in the cast. I was fascinated to find a first season clip of him on YT singing "Good Morning Starshine" with Muppets!
	12:30pm listener james from westwood: i want to say that was the first celebrity i ever spotted in the wild.
	12:35pm Dominick: A young Bob McGrath doing the tenor thing on Mitch Miller http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaWf51mj9pA
	12:36pm glenn: i think the stars for favouriting tracks should be replaced with hearts. that way, i can say i heart shambles(for example), and really mean it.
	12:57pm SteveL: Amanda: You might want to repost your Ike and Tina piece here. Very thoughtful, well written and just plain good. I enjoyed it.
	12:58pm Amanda Nazario: I heart Shambles too. By the way, I hope it's appropriate for me to just go down the line favoriting all the songs I play each show...
	12:58pm ndbob: heya Amanda and everyone!
	12:58pm Stevel: Ooh, signed in. Everything seems so much clearer.
	1:01pm ndbob: Rich-R-Tone is a great label
	1:03pm glenn: it's your show, amanda. it's not inappropriate if you don't think it's inappropriate.
	1:06pm ndbob: How do you friend people?
	1:07pm Amanda Nazario: My problem is that I frequently think something is inappropriate and then end up doing it anyway. Heh.
	1:07pm Matt from Springfield: @glenn: You've got hearts in your eyes, even if there are only stars on the screen.
	1:08pm glenn: click on their profile, then click on the star that appears beside their name.
	1:09pm glenn: aw thanks, matt.
	1:09pm Van in DC: Hope everyone is staying warm. Hi.
	1:09pm Matt from Springfield: @NDbob: Click on a name to go to that listener's profile page. When you see a star by their name, click it and choose to friend that person. Any profile page that has a listener and star, you can click on as well (e.g. a song favorites page, or other's friends).
	1:10pm G: Raffi's infamous "Bananaphone" could almost be a hommage to that McGuires tune...
	1:11pm G: My gf was just telling me the other day how she had to learn this and other Andrew Sisters tunes for high school chorus in the early 80s in Norfolk, VA
	1:12pm Matt from Springfield: @glenn: Anytime, pal. Hi G! Hi Van - it's sunny out now, so if you need to walk out, do it now!
	1:12pm Uncle Michael: <-Bananaphobe
	1:13pm Van in DC: Did my walk around the Mall already, Matt :)
	1:14pm ndbob: @Matt Thanks!
	1:14pm G: Sister Power
	1:15pm ndbob: and ty Glenn!
	1:17pm didi: <3
	1:17pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: Excellent! Next up, hope for no winds when it's dark out.
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: Hello drummersomers.
	1:21pm Matt from Springfield: Hey there UM.
	1:22pm Amanda Nazario: Phew, we are really schmaltzing out this afternoon. Thank you, grandparents everywhere, for buying these records. Hi didi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	1:24pm Van in DC: What was the GTDS flash linkie again? Anyone have that handy...?
	1:26pm Matt from Springfield: I'm enjoying it Amanda, a veritable Waltz of Schmaltz. Especially like that Billy Vaughn just before this!
	1:26pm ndbob: Heya Michael!
	1:27pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: Ah, here 'tis! www.wfmu.org...
	1:27pm frenchee: Billy Vaughn! My Dot 7" is even scratchier, if you can believe it.
	1:29pm Van in DC: Right, thank you Matt!
	1:32pm Matt from Springfield: No prob, glad to assist in the enjoyment of WFMU!
	1:33pm listener james from westwood: that ike & tina article was, indeed, quite excellent. a rough issue, viewing art vs. the minuses of its creator (wiki "eric gill" for a toe-curling example). also appreciated the tweet urging folks to read the comments; aside from wfmu playlists and the av club, i avoid comments like ebola on toast.
	1:35pm Amanda Nazario: @frenchee -- Oh, I believe it. Thanks for coming to join us!
	1:36pm Matt from Springfield: Don't Train in vain, Amanda! Unless of course, you're going to Train In Vain later this set! :) Excellent start to trains in any case!
	1:39pm ndbob: @james @amanda agreed - excellent article
	1:42pm Uncle Michael: Is there a link to the article?
	1:44pm listener james from westwood: @uncle michael: t.co...
	1:44pm Matt from Springfield: Slick orchestra, Jack! not seeing any Jack(s) here, but somehow needing to refer to a Jack with this music
	1:45pm listener james from westwood: this is one fine thrifting-expedition show. amanda should turn 'em loose at the full-scale record fair to see what they harvest.
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, James.
	1:53pm Skirkie: Oh my. I heard "pizza and a bottle of beer." That's not it at all.
	1:53pm Simon with a Z: Just checking in and saying "Hi!" -- I'll have to listen to the whole show in the archives. Chores, you know.
	1:53pm Matt from Springfield: @LJFW: A good shopper can find pretty fine records at thrifty prices--I also like Clay Pigeon's "Flea Market Finds" - and likewise can't wait for a full scale Record Fair to unleash barrells of bargains!
	1:54pm Amanda Nazario: Haha, James -- they would be hilarious there, I'm sure! Hi back at you, Simon Z.!
	1:56pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... The temperature has gone up a whole 3°F here in Pittsburgh (14°F) since Nazario Scenario began. I give Amanda full credit! Even more ear-warming radio is coming up on the Drummer Stream tomorrow at noon with Charlie Lewis's Busy Doing Nothing. Meanwhile, these fine artists are ready to hurl their hot-water bottles of sound your way, coming up next on the 24-hour Give the Drummer Radio: Nimrod Workman Adam Carroll Joe "Cannonball" Lewis Frank Evans Gene Sullivan Jim Murphy The Bad Boys Ernst Reijseger & Tenore e Cuncordu do Oro Sandi & Matues Key & Cleary Asha Bhosle & Kishore Kumar Gene Krupa Earl Hines Jimmie Noone Soul Searchers Cortijo y Su Conjunto Warren Lee Smiley Lewis and more and more and eternally more...
	1:56pm ndbob: I really miss having a lot of places to look for records.
	1:58pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: Question of the day: Do ethical people need to disavow great art when they discover the artist behaved monstrously and does the art get an asterisk? Hard question.
	1:59pm Simon with a Z: Bet that Bessie Smith had some powerful teeth!
	2:00pm Van in DC: Thanks Amanda
	2:00pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the music and the thought provocation Amanda.
	2:00pm Matt from Springfield: Bye Amanda! Thanks for the spins!
	2:00pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Amanda!
	2:02pm Simon with a Z: @Uncle Michael -- The asterisk always exists in my head. I've been trying to deal with the Danny Kaye asterisk this week.
	2:02pm Van in DC: Funny, I had just happened upon this Bessie Smith photo just yesterday images.fineartamerica.com...
	2:02pm Amanda Nazario: Bye, everybody! Thank you for all your kindness in listening and chitchatting!
	2:08pm Amanda Nazario: My answer to your QoD, Uncle Michael: the person should always have to get an asterisk. That goes for good things they do as well as bad things. Anyone in the public eye bears that burden, though I know many of them never asked for it. But the art itself, by its very nature, is free of that asterisk. It's a creation, larger than or at least separate from its creator.
	2:11pm Simon with a Z: Side note to Amanda: I'd like to send you a CD, if that's alright. The WFMU PO Box (c/o Amanda Nazario) OK?
	2:38pm Amanda Nazario: Yep.
	4:26pm Lizardner Dave: Enjoyed the archive as always.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from January 23, 2013

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