WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from February 11, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:03pm kat330: Hello, Irene, Sean and all to come!
	🥁 12:03pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hello Irene and hello to all fellow Trukeepers
	12:04pm Cory: Hi Irene and all the listeners
	12:05pm kat330: Ah, music to melt by.
	🥁 12:05pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hey Kat
	12:06pm kat330: @Sean: I see you're ahead of the game with your avatar.
	12:07pm anarchivist: Hi Irene and all! Looking forward to the set!
	12:07pm kat330: Kate! :)
	🥁 12:08pm Sean in Bristol UK: Kate Bush, nice
	🥁 12:10pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kat, Pitchers and Catchers report today, you can almost feel the warmth on your face, the smell of BBQ, the thwack of ball against glove, marvellous
	12:12pm Van in DC: I would have been SO mad at me if I had missed KaTe! Hi Irene and THANKS
	12:13pm kat330: Quite literally "a head of the game." ;) Your fellow Brit, AndrewC left the "mask a pony" pun re: the horsemeat lasagna's cheese last Friday before noon on Schulkind's list. Couldn't have been but a few minutes after that the same pun was delivered by Mark Kermode in the podcast portion of the Mayo/Kermode BBC-5 Live film reviews. My how fast wit moves around the Kingdom!
	🥁 12:15pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kat, you listen to Mayo Kermode, awesome, one of my favourite weekly podcasts
	🥁 12:15pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello Irene etal, Loving the Bush.
	12:16pm glenn: yay! spring training. go jays!
	12:17pm kat330: @Van: Do you have this album? Philo got it for me as a surprise when it came out.
	12:17pm glenn: and why is sean upside down in his photos?
	12:18pm Van in DC: @Kat - oooooh yeah, better believe it :)
	12:19pm kat330: @Sean: Except for a few weeks when it was for some reason blocked from our Inet Radio, I listen to it live, thus always arriving to GTDS at 11 am or later. I d/l the podcast just to hear the bits before and aft.
	12:21pm DCE: well hey now folks! some Chick Corea in the house? nice!
	12:22pm ?: That was a great Kate Bush song!
	12:22pm kat330: Oh, hey, Happy Year of the Snake, everyone! (Maybe that'll remind you to stop writing "Dragon" on all your checks now. ;)
	12:22pm Irene Trudel: Hi TruKeepers! Trying to get settled in for the afternoon. Glad you're all here.
	🥁 12:23pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Glenn, for some reason the photo that I took with the I phone came out upside down, not sure how to rectify this
	12:24pm kat330: Two great "Chicks" in a row . Stellar.
	12:24pm Parq: This Chick Corea sounds just like the weather in metro NYC today.
	🥁 12:29pm Sean in Bristol UK: Ooh, can I share my excitement with my fellow listeners but Todd Rundgren is playing in Bristol in June, just got my ticket. As you might know I do have a soft spot for him,
	12:31pm kat330: @glenn: Just FYI, unless you were on earlier under a different handle, I found your first comment on a 7SD playlist was 1.19.2011. @Parq: Curiously enough, my first find of you on 7SD coincided with my very first post there (minus the "330") on 12.12.2007. Philo was even earlier on 9.5.2007. Yep, I did some researchin' over the weekend with some free time I had.
	🥁 12:31pm Sean in Bristol UK: Lovely to hear this track again from Aaron Parks, Irene,
	12:32pm kat330: @Sean: That's really mollusk, congrats! I'm still moping because it's now highly unlikely we'll get tix for Leonard Cohen in Louisville, on my birthday no less. :/
	12:35pm Cory: digging the set so far
	12:41pm Michiel: I love listening to your terrific shows. Thank you for making them. :)
	12:48pm kat330: I'd star this for Minnie's voice, but I'm having some trouble with the arrangement, background vocals, etc. Just IMO.
	12:54pm Parq: Ah, something for me to star. Is that "SDTK" designation an error, or was there a movie version of Company?
	🥁 12:55pm Sean in Bristol UK: Favouriting a song on the app is dead easy but I am trying on my pc, no luck, click on the star, right?
	12:56pm Irene Trudel: Oh, I guess it should just be the title of the album.
	12:57pm Parq: Sean, I have sometimes had trouble "favorite-ing" a track while it's in play. Wait for the next track and try starring this one again.
	12:58pm kat330: Oh, Irene, finally saw "Searching for Sugar Man" yesterday. What a perfectly put together piece! Wide smiling during his S Africa ovation and joyful in many places. The frames of Rodriguez walking in the snow had us thinking of all you NE-ers.
	12:59pm Parq: I was working the dollar LP table at the Record Fair one year. A young woman with an armload of finds told me she had gotten every Orig. Cast album she wanted except "Company". I told her, "Keep looking." Ten minutes later, she triumphantly held up a dollar copy of the Company OC album.
	12:59pm Lonious Monk: hello Irene. this is just perfect show. thank you so much.
	1:01pm Parq: Kat, I agree with you on the Rodriguez doc. I've been calling it a combination of "Anvil - the Story of Anvil", "Buena Vista Social Club" and "The Grapes of Wrath."
	1:02pm Andy S.: Elaine Stritch...makes me itch. Actually, I'd prefer to hear Rahsaan Roland Kirk play the stritch.
	1:04pm kat330: That's very astute, Parq. Yep, we both immediately likened it to the sort of build to triumph/joy as "Anvil," having been the one of those more recently viewed.
	1:05pm uuee: So, Irene, Someone wasn't watching the grammys, but watched "The Great American Dream Machine", with Elaine Stritch doing a horrible rendition.
	1:07pm kat330: Damn, Irene, making me wish to be in Rio for Carnival! Or somewhere warm and festive IAE. :)
	1:08pm Parq: uuee, my dad was the lighting director for a number of the studio segments on G-A-D-M. I don't know whether or not he lit the Elaine S stand, which I also remember seeing.
	1:08pm Sugarfly Waterloo: I actually had no idea the grammies were on. I am amused that Mumford and Sons is this years Arcade Fire
	1:14pm kat330: No discussions on food yet I noticed. This is sure the week for it. Last night was a Chinese menu, tomorrow night will be Jambalaya, and probably broiled yellowfin tuna for Valentine's Day. What's anyone else doing for this week of holidays?
	1:18pm kat330: I so adore Veloso's "Ile Aiye."
	1:19pm fritz da silva: millenium is a famous brazilian collection, not an album per se.
	1:25pm Parq: By the way, Stritch's reading of that song is grating, and I didn't like it either, when I first saw it on GADM back in the day. Decades later, I saw a production of "Company" and dug the context of that song, and Stritch's approach finally made sense to me.
	1:27pm Irene Trudel: I'm kind of fond of Elaine's abrasive vocal on that. Come to think of it, all her vocals tend to be abrasive, but that's what I love about her.
	1:31pm Parq: Irene, I suspect, that aspect of her singing is what got her cast in "Company" in the first place, as it perfectly fits with the character she played.
	1:36pm Mark: "Would you believe it? I have a cold." The nuttiest nuthouse of a song ever. Great stuff.
	1:36pm kat330: @Sean: Sent you my email through the FS procedure -- first time trying that -- because I've rotated your upside down photos and can email those righted files to you if interested. Otherwise you can probably find a simple program, like Windows Photo Viewer, to do that for yourself.
	1:37pm Jeff: When I was a silly kid, Stritch's rendition of _Ladies who Lunch_ (and in particular her apparently casual relationship with the melody) really bugged me. I've since come to love her as the treasure she is, and she can pretty much do no wrong as far as I'm concerned. Add yeah, her style works great for the Joanne character. I got to see her _At Liberty_ show a few years back, and she told a bunch of stories which put her career in focus.
	1:40pm kat330: Jelly Roll!! :)
	1:44pm Looms: Hi! Real nice set.
	1:45pm kat330: Yes, Snake + NOLA, two birds with one band.
	1:46pm Parq: <<When I was a silly kid * * * I've since come> Jeff, exactly.
	1:50pm kat330: Well, I'm off. Gotta dig into some tax paperwork. Still listening. Thanks, Irene, for a typically fine show today!
	1:58pm Sean in Bristol, UK: @Kat, thanks for that
	2:04pm don: Chick Corea on this Miles track; this band never recorded in studio. Still sounds years ahead of its time, 44 years later.
	2:09pm nickybones: Jesus...that was incredible.
	2:14pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Folks, got to go, thanks for a terrific show, Irene, have a great week, everyone.
	2:15pm Van in DC: I've been listening in but not monitoring the comments. See ya later Sean & kat! Sounding great as always on this end, Irene!
	2:38pm tomB: Maids of Cadiz was on MILES AHEAD. What constituted newly discovered? Because it was a totally different arrangement?
	2:43pm Irene Trudel: I think that was the case here. It's on an album of newly discovered works.
	2:50pm Matt from Springfield: Also listening in quietly for a couple hours--great music as ever for rainy, dreary Mondays, thanks Irene! Have a good Shrove Monday/Fasching everyone! Eat some d'ohnuts! :)
	2:54pm Matt from Springfield: Anthony Haden-Guest! Must be in the Christopher Guest family.
	2:55pm Matt from Springfield: Yep, older half-brother of Christopher, Lord Tufnel-Haden-Guest.
	2:59pm Van in DC: Hi Matt! Yep a dreary day today here. This was the National Monument during my walk today i46.photobucket.com... Thanks for a great show Irene!
	3:00pm Matt from Springfield: Bye Irene!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from February 11, 2013

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February 11, 2013: Music for a melting day.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Shara Worden	The Sea / Sugar Cube in the Rain / The Most Unknown Fruit	Letters to Distant Cities	New Amsterdam	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Kate Bush	Misty "Misty" by "Kate Bush"	50 Words for Snow	Anti-	0:05:36 (Pop-up)
Chick Corea with Gary Burton	Crystal Silence	Music Forever & Beyond: The Selected Works of Chick Corea 1964 - 1996	GRP	0:18:51 (Pop-up)
Aaron Parks	Peaceful Warrior "Peaceful Warrior" by "Aaron Parks"	Invisible Cinema		0:27:32 (Pop-up)

Minnie Riperton	Memory Band "Memory Band" by "Minnie Riperton"	Come to My Garden	Varese Sarabande	0:42:40 (Pop-up)
Celso Fonseca w/ Ronaldo Bastros	Slow Motion Bossa Nova	VA: The Gringo Guide to Bossa Nova	Universal	0:46:43 (Pop-up)
Elaine Stritch	The Ladies Who Lunch	Company: A Musical Comedy		0:51:32 (Pop-up)
Marisa Monte	Alta Noite "Alta Noite" by "Marisa Monte"	Verde Anil Amarelo Cor de Rosa e Carvao	EMI	0:56:00 (Pop-up)
Gal Costa	Abandono "Abandono" by "Gal Costa"	Gal Canta Caetano	BMG	0:59:55 (Pop-up)
Vinicius de Moraes	Samba de Bencao	Millennium	Mercury	1:03:05 (Pop-up)
Caetano Veloso & David Byrne	Sampa	Live at Carnegie Hall	Nonesuch	1:09:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Aaron Parks	"Aaron Parks"			1:13:58 (Pop-up)
Dr. John	Litanie des Saints "Litanie des Saints" by "Dr. John"	Goin' Back To New Orleans	Warner Brothers	1:22:47 (Pop-up)
Elvis Costello & Allen Toussaint	Who's Gonna Help Brother Get Further?	The River in Reverse	Verve Forecast	1:27:29 (Pop-up)
Huey "Piano" Smith	Would You Believe It (I Have a Cold)	This is...	Music Club Records	1:32:42 (Pop-up)
Antoine 'Fats' Domino	It Keeps Rainin'	They Call Me The Fat Man: The Legendary Imperial Recordings		1:34:55 (Pop-up)
Jelly Roll Morton	Buddy Bolden's Blues	Last Sessions: The Complete General Recordings	Commodore	1:37:36 (Pop-up)
Revolutionary Snake Ensemble	Rock of Ages	(Soundcloud)		1:40:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Aaron Parks	Nemesis "Nemesis" by "Aaron Parks"			1:47:35 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis Quintet	Miles Runs the Voodoo Down (live 7/26/1969)	Live in Europe 1969: The Bootleg Series vol. 2	Columbia Legacy	1:56:54 (Pop-up)
Ryan Truesdell's Gil Evans Centennial Project	The Maids of Cadiz	Centennial: Newly Discovered Works of Gil Evans	Artist Share	2:08:27 (Pop-up)
Brian Wilson	Heroes and Villains "Heroes and Villains" by "Brian Wilson"	Brian Wilson Presents "Smile"	Nonesuch	2:12:48 (Pop-up)
Woodpecker Wooliams	Magpie "Magpie" by "Woodpecker Wooliams"	The Bird School of Being Human	Robot Elephant	2:17:48 (Pop-up)
Ken Stringfellow	History Buffs "History Buffs" by "Ken Stringfellow"	Danzig in the Moonlight	Terrorbird	2:21:31 (Pop-up)

Nataly Dawn	How I Knew Her "How I Knew Her" by "Nataly Dawn"	How I Knew Her	Nonesuch	2:34:36 (Pop-up)
Richard Thompson	The Snow Goose "The Snow Goose" by "Richard Thompson"	Electric	New West	2:39:29 (Pop-up)
Alasdair Roberts & Friends	Fusion of Horizons	A Wonder Working Stone	Drag City	2:44:16 (Pop-up)
Anthony Haden-Guest & Lorraine Leckie	Little Miss X	Rudely Interrupted!		2:50:05 (Pop-up)
Domenico	Su Di Te "Su Di Te" by "Domenico"	Cine Prive	Plug Research	2:53:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Aaron Parks	Nemesis "Nemesis" by "Aaron Parks"			2:56:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03pm kat330: Hello, Irene, Sean and all to come!
	🥁 12:03pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hello Irene and hello to all fellow Trukeepers
	12:04pm Cory: Hi Irene and all the listeners
	12:05pm kat330: Ah, music to melt by.
	🥁 12:05pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hey Kat
	12:06pm kat330: @Sean: I see you're ahead of the game with your avatar.
	12:07pm anarchivist: Hi Irene and all! Looking forward to the set!
	12:07pm kat330: Kate! :)
	🥁 12:08pm Sean in Bristol UK: Kate Bush, nice
	🥁 12:10pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kat, Pitchers and Catchers report today, you can almost feel the warmth on your face, the smell of BBQ, the thwack of ball against glove, marvellous
	12:12pm Van in DC: I would have been SO mad at me if I had missed KaTe! Hi Irene and THANKS
	12:13pm kat330: Quite literally "a head of the game." ;) Your fellow Brit, AndrewC left the "mask a pony" pun re: the horsemeat lasagna's cheese last Friday before noon on Schulkind's list. Couldn't have been but a few minutes after that the same pun was delivered by Mark Kermode in the podcast portion of the Mayo/Kermode BBC-5 Live film reviews. My how fast wit moves around the Kingdom!
	🥁 12:15pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kat, you listen to Mayo Kermode, awesome, one of my favourite weekly podcasts
	🥁 12:15pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello Irene etal, Loving the Bush.
	12:16pm glenn: yay! spring training. go jays!
	12:17pm kat330: @Van: Do you have this album? Philo got it for me as a surprise when it came out.
	12:17pm glenn: and why is sean upside down in his photos?
	12:18pm Van in DC: @Kat - oooooh yeah, better believe it :)
	12:19pm kat330: @Sean: Except for a few weeks when it was for some reason blocked from our Inet Radio, I listen to it live, thus always arriving to GTDS at 11 am or later. I d/l the podcast just to hear the bits before and aft.
	12:21pm DCE: well hey now folks! some Chick Corea in the house? nice!
	12:22pm ?: That was a great Kate Bush song!
	12:22pm kat330: Oh, hey, Happy Year of the Snake, everyone! (Maybe that'll remind you to stop writing "Dragon" on all your checks now. ;)
	12:22pm Irene Trudel: Hi TruKeepers! Trying to get settled in for the afternoon. Glad you're all here.
	🥁 12:23pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Glenn, for some reason the photo that I took with the I phone came out upside down, not sure how to rectify this
	12:24pm kat330: Two great "Chicks" in a row . Stellar.
	12:24pm Parq: This Chick Corea sounds just like the weather in metro NYC today.
	🥁 12:29pm Sean in Bristol UK: Ooh, can I share my excitement with my fellow listeners but Todd Rundgren is playing in Bristol in June, just got my ticket. As you might know I do have a soft spot for him,
	12:31pm kat330: @glenn: Just FYI, unless you were on earlier under a different handle, I found your first comment on a 7SD playlist was 1.19.2011. @Parq: Curiously enough, my first find of you on 7SD coincided with my very first post there (minus the "330") on 12.12.2007. Philo was even earlier on 9.5.2007. Yep, I did some researchin' over the weekend with some free time I had.
	🥁 12:31pm Sean in Bristol UK: Lovely to hear this track again from Aaron Parks, Irene,
	12:32pm kat330: @Sean: That's really mollusk, congrats! I'm still moping because it's now highly unlikely we'll get tix for Leonard Cohen in Louisville, on my birthday no less. :/
	12:35pm Cory: digging the set so far
	12:41pm Michiel: I love listening to your terrific shows. Thank you for making them. :)
	12:48pm kat330: I'd star this for Minnie's voice, but I'm having some trouble with the arrangement, background vocals, etc. Just IMO.
	12:54pm Parq: Ah, something for me to star. Is that "SDTK" designation an error, or was there a movie version of Company?
	🥁 12:55pm Sean in Bristol UK: Favouriting a song on the app is dead easy but I am trying on my pc, no luck, click on the star, right?
	12:56pm Irene Trudel: Oh, I guess it should just be the title of the album.
	12:57pm Parq: Sean, I have sometimes had trouble "favorite-ing" a track while it's in play. Wait for the next track and try starring this one again.
	12:58pm kat330: Oh, Irene, finally saw "Searching for Sugar Man" yesterday. What a perfectly put together piece! Wide smiling during his S Africa ovation and joyful in many places. The frames of Rodriguez walking in the snow had us thinking of all you NE-ers.
	12:59pm Parq: I was working the dollar LP table at the Record Fair one year. A young woman with an armload of finds told me she had gotten every Orig. Cast album she wanted except "Company". I told her, "Keep looking." Ten minutes later, she triumphantly held up a dollar copy of the Company OC album.
	12:59pm Lonious Monk: hello Irene. this is just perfect show. thank you so much.
	1:01pm Parq: Kat, I agree with you on the Rodriguez doc. I've been calling it a combination of "Anvil - the Story of Anvil", "Buena Vista Social Club" and "The Grapes of Wrath."
	1:02pm Andy S.: Elaine Stritch...makes me itch. Actually, I'd prefer to hear Rahsaan Roland Kirk play the stritch.
	1:04pm kat330: That's very astute, Parq. Yep, we both immediately likened it to the sort of build to triumph/joy as "Anvil," having been the one of those more recently viewed.
	1:05pm uuee: So, Irene, Someone wasn't watching the grammys, but watched "The Great American Dream Machine", with Elaine Stritch doing a horrible rendition.
	1:07pm kat330: Damn, Irene, making me wish to be in Rio for Carnival! Or somewhere warm and festive IAE. :)
	1:08pm Parq: uuee, my dad was the lighting director for a number of the studio segments on G-A-D-M. I don't know whether or not he lit the Elaine S stand, which I also remember seeing.
	1:08pm Sugarfly Waterloo: I actually had no idea the grammies were on. I am amused that Mumford and Sons is this years Arcade Fire
	1:14pm kat330: No discussions on food yet I noticed. This is sure the week for it. Last night was a Chinese menu, tomorrow night will be Jambalaya, and probably broiled yellowfin tuna for Valentine's Day. What's anyone else doing for this week of holidays?
	1:18pm kat330: I so adore Veloso's "Ile Aiye."
	1:19pm fritz da silva: millenium is a famous brazilian collection, not an album per se.
	1:25pm Parq: By the way, Stritch's reading of that song is grating, and I didn't like it either, when I first saw it on GADM back in the day. Decades later, I saw a production of "Company" and dug the context of that song, and Stritch's approach finally made sense to me.
	1:27pm Irene Trudel: I'm kind of fond of Elaine's abrasive vocal on that. Come to think of it, all her vocals tend to be abrasive, but that's what I love about her.
	1:31pm Parq: Irene, I suspect, that aspect of her singing is what got her cast in "Company" in the first place, as it perfectly fits with the character she played.
	1:36pm Mark: "Would you believe it? I have a cold." The nuttiest nuthouse of a song ever. Great stuff.
	1:36pm kat330: @Sean: Sent you my email through the FS procedure -- first time trying that -- because I've rotated your upside down photos and can email those righted files to you if interested. Otherwise you can probably find a simple program, like Windows Photo Viewer, to do that for yourself.
	1:37pm Jeff: When I was a silly kid, Stritch's rendition of _Ladies who Lunch_ (and in particular her apparently casual relationship with the melody) really bugged me. I've since come to love her as the treasure she is, and she can pretty much do no wrong as far as I'm concerned. Add yeah, her style works great for the Joanne character. I got to see her _At Liberty_ show a few years back, and she told a bunch of stories which put her career in focus.
	1:40pm kat330: Jelly Roll!! :)
	1:44pm Looms: Hi! Real nice set.
	1:45pm kat330: Yes, Snake + NOLA, two birds with one band.
	1:46pm Parq: <<When I was a silly kid * * * I've since come> Jeff, exactly.
	1:50pm kat330: Well, I'm off. Gotta dig into some tax paperwork. Still listening. Thanks, Irene, for a typically fine show today!
	1:58pm Sean in Bristol, UK: @Kat, thanks for that
	2:04pm don: Chick Corea on this Miles track; this band never recorded in studio. Still sounds years ahead of its time, 44 years later.
	2:09pm nickybones: Jesus...that was incredible.
	2:14pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Folks, got to go, thanks for a terrific show, Irene, have a great week, everyone.
	2:15pm Van in DC: I've been listening in but not monitoring the comments. See ya later Sean & kat! Sounding great as always on this end, Irene!
	2:38pm tomB: Maids of Cadiz was on MILES AHEAD. What constituted newly discovered? Because it was a totally different arrangement?
	2:43pm Irene Trudel: I think that was the case here. It's on an album of newly discovered works.
	2:50pm Matt from Springfield: Also listening in quietly for a couple hours--great music as ever for rainy, dreary Mondays, thanks Irene! Have a good Shrove Monday/Fasching everyone! Eat some d'ohnuts! :)
	2:54pm Matt from Springfield: Anthony Haden-Guest! Must be in the Christopher Guest family.
	2:55pm Matt from Springfield: Yep, older half-brother of Christopher, Lord Tufnel-Haden-Guest.
	2:59pm Van in DC: Hi Matt! Yep a dreary day today here. This was the National Monument during my walk today i46.photobucket.com... Thanks for a great show Irene!
	3:00pm Matt from Springfield: Bye Irene!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from February 11, 2013

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