WFMU: The Duane Train: Playlist from May 1, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:03pm tim from champaign: DUUUUUUAAAAAAANNNNEEEEEE!
	12:03pm Jan Audun Uretsky: Why hello there!
	12:03pm Caryn: Hi Duane and Duaniacs! Happy May Day!
	12:04pm Cecile: I love Ulrich Schnauss. Hola Duane! All! you got some 10cc deep cuts on ya?
	12:04pm DCE: very cool, very cool...good day to you
	12:05pm mise en place: I'll take some 10cc deep cuts, too. Or whatever else you have. I'm easy.
	12:05pm Duane: Happy May Day everyone..10CC sounds good Cecile..hmmm
	12:05pm robyn: hello everyone...important life note...I SAW PATTI SMITH LAST NIGHT AND IT WAS AWESOME
	12:06pm Cecile: robyn, her shows are always incredible.
	12:07pm Cecile: I have been on a jag. Finally got the 1st 2 10cc albums on CD, and the Hotlegs comp, I didn't even know they put out a full-length. Stop me before I buy the Neil Sedaka albums they played backup on.
	12:08pm Cecile: I have been a fan of them since '76...
	12:09pm Jennique: Fellow Duaniac checkin' in.
	12:10pm robyn: @cecile consider also that i expected a book reading, i was blown away. almost all the classic stuff you could ask for plus my favorites from her new album. and, she's funny. great time.
	12:11pm Cecile: yeah, I saw her at a book reading and she ended up doing 5 songs!
	12:13pm robyn: @cecile she's the coolest.
	12:15pm Cecile: this is great, but I'm talking original lineup... with Creme and Godley still in the fold.
	12:15pm Droll: . o O ( Uh oh -- it's been J Dillized! )
	12:17pm Cecile: Eric Stewart is a ridiculously good guitarist, though.
	12:17pm Jan Audun Uretsky: Quibble, quibble... ;)
	12:19pm Cecile: I need that Creme/Godley insanity in there. I decided yesterday that Kevin Godley is now my new spirit animal.
	12:20pm Cecile: YES. Awesome.
	12:20pm Cecile: and of course you have an original, you crate-digger.
	12:21pm Cheri Pi: Man, every little thin is right w/ the world!!!
	12:22pm Cecile: I listened to How Dare you on YouTube yesterday in bits. I used to have that 8 track - never replaced it with anything.
	12:23pm Cecile: I'm Mandy, Fly Me is the one of the most deranged singles ever, and it was a UK hit!
	12:25pm Droll: Cecile, I never got a CD to replace my LP of that album because I fetishize that album cover. CD won't do. Is there even a decent remaster?
	12:26pm Cecile: Yes. Buy the UK version. It was also remasted for the VERY expensive UK box Tenology. It has Original Soundtrack, How Dare You, Deceptive Bends and Bloody Tourists.
	12:27pm Jan Audun Uretsky: Now some Todd Rundgren
	12:27pm common: animalympics!
	12:27pm Cecile: Gouldman is a great songwriter, but his mindmeld with Andrew Gold was dreadful because it doubled the sappy factor.
	12:27pm Jennique: It's hard to hear this song and not think of We Are the Champions by Queen. Gotta go with Queen for stadium anthems.
	12:29pm Cecile: come on, some Godley/Creme. Or at least Richie Havens doing I'm Not In Love.
	12:29pm Jshatan: Happy Weds. all.
	12:30pm Sem Chumbo: I hear "Wichita Lineman" in this.
	12:31pm common: @Sem: Just what I was thinkin!
	12:32pm Cheri Pi: C-that's da money shot right there.
	12:32pm Droll: Godley & Creme Snack Attack!
	12:33pm Duane: Hey Jeremy!!!
	12:33pm Cheri Pi: Yeahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:34pm common: nice!!!
	12:34pm Cecile: hahah, nice. If you just happen to have "worst band in the world", "Mandy" or "I want to rule the world" that would be awesome.
	12:34pm Cecile: but this also satisfies my 10cc greed.
	12:35pm Jennique: Oh wow, I've not heard this version of I'm Not in Love. Nice! Gonna favorite it.
	12:35pm kata: morning Duane and all ~ got your premium in the mail this week Duane -- it is fantastic ! thank you thank you thank you ! Love all the hand-clappy Price stuff ~
	12:35pm Cecile: Great article on the making of I'm Not In Love: www.soundonsound.com...
	12:36pm kata: Prince
	12:36pm Cheri Pi: Lest we forget Brannon crooning out such hallowed words :www.wfmu.org...
	12:37pm robyn: yes, i like this a lot
	12:38pm Cecile: Basically, 10cc were an example of "what would happen if you had 4 INTJs in a band?"
	12:38pm Cheri Pi: om mah god, I'm listening to 4 versions of this song at once!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:39pm Cheri Pi: YEs!! Exxxactly. 10CCp
	12:39pm Cecile: cheri, you need to resend the flaming cherry turnover to Ken.
	12:39pm Cheri Pi: OK-will do.
	12:40pm Jennique: Gotta go grab some chow and stroll outside. Laters.
	12:44pm amy: The video available in YouTube calls them alucidnation. Awesome cover!!
	12:47pm Britt: I also just got your amazing premium. It is on permanent rotation at my place! Thanks for the great tunes every Wed.!
	12:50pm Duane: Britt, Kata: Thanx SO much for enjoying the premium and supporting the station. I had a blast putting it together. It was my pleasure
	12:52pm Jshatan: This is pure sunshine funk. Wow.
	12:56pm mise en place: oh damn, can't wait to get my hands and ears on that premium
	12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Patti Smith - awesome...yeah, that'd be my 1st guess ...I'm just deeply jealous...
	1:01pm robyn: @revrabbitnov63 well she was scheduled to play with her full band so it was more my own lack of attentiveness that made the set that much sweeter!
	1:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'm jusy honored to be in the same World as Patti Smith! Yeesh. The 'Dream of Life' documentary is Kewl...
	1:07pm braveness23: B23 here. Could you hold it down over there? I've got work to do!
	1:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Patti's book 'Just Kids' about early years w/ Mapplethorpe (a fellow Scorpio - & how...) is great.
	1:18pm Jshatan: What is up with the Patti Smith troll?
	1:18pm Caryn: Btw, it was nice to finally hear the original version of "Into Your Arms". Also, can't wait for the premium! It should probably be here in 3-4 months.
	1:19pm robyn: patti smith troll? was talking about the concert i attended yesterday. @revrabbit i do want to pick up that book.
	1:25pm Alex: This song is actually from the album "I am a model" (not robot) - I think I got it as Marathon swag from WFMU back in '81 or something
	1:26pm Jshatan: The reverence was scaring me.
	1:27pm Cecile: You kind of get that way after a Patti show.
	1:27pm Duane: Thanx Alex..the autocorrect snagged me again
	1:29pm Alex: no problem - thanks for playing it; it's always a treat to hear something on WFMU that is so obscure and yet (as a longtime listener) so familar
	1:31pm robyn: this board is all about reverence. patti smith is persona non grata?
	1:36pm Cecile: WOW. That's a show I can miss. We host the stuff every Thursday. I watch re-runs of Scorned: Love Kills and hub and friends play D&D downstairs.
	1:37pm don: i have that Emotions LP in the basement and i never even knew how good that song is.
	1:43pm Rick from SC: just joined the comments. Now, I must buy the Hotlegs comp.
	1:44pm doca: hello duane and listeners! glad to see the party's on.
	1:46pm mise en place: I bet I can do the boogaloo like he do.
	1:46pm robyn: oh i love this song. NO NO NO NO NO NO
	1:50pm Droll: robyn, I feel your pain. If someone must remix, they should at least use stems.
	1:52pm robyn: @droll i was just singing along ;)
	1:53pm Droll: . o O ( Sigh... I suffer alone... )
	1:54pm robyn: you can't be suffering too much...walter gibbons is on... :)
	1:56pm Jennique: Back from lunch in Central Park. Looks like I missed some goodies, especially early live Depeche Mode and Prince! (Can't wait for your premium.)
	1:56pm Droll: I'm baffled by most remixes, it's like taking credit for someone else's song. If a great song gets better when you remix it, does the remix get better when you remix that?
	1:58pm Cecile: Rick, most of Hotlegs is great, and it's never for a moment not interesting. And they can SANG.
	1:58pm Duane: Well the Ron Hardy edits are signinficant because those were pretty much the foundation of House music
	1:59pm Eli: Morning all!
	1:59pm mise en place: @Jennique - I am jealous of your ability to go outside for lunch. I am tethered to the phones here except on very rare occasions. Back when I worked in shipping/receiving, I ate my lunch in the park every nice day...took my shoes off and napped on a rock.
	2:00pm Jan Audun Uretsky: Ron Hardy!
	2:00pm Cecile: I can think of a bunch of songs that were better as remixes. Queen Latifah's Ladies First, the first Monie Love single, Madonna's Deeper and Deeper.
	2:02pm tim from champaign: Thanks for playing Ron Hardy, Duane. I've only read about him up to this point. It's great to hear.
	2:02pm Jennique: @mise en place: today is one of the few perfect days to be in Central Park. You'd be the most blissed out lizard on a hot rock today.
	2:03pm mise en place: (sigh)
	2:04pm Jennique: I know Damon Albarn did remixes of his own Gorillaz songs, which I though were better. Does it count if it's remixed by the same person who did the original?
	2:04pm Cecile: It's 40 and raining here. UGH.
	2:05pm Cecile: Sure it does, Jennique.
	2:05pm tim from champaign: It's the opposite here, Cecile. 80 and sunny. Very pleasant.
	2:06pm Jennique: If it makes you feel any better, I am beginning to get allergies and my head was thumping outside. Now it's thumping to Duane's beats.
	2:08pm Droll: I repeat _most_, not all, remixes baffle me. Once upon a time there was a creative and exploratory process associated with remixing that involved manual editing or beat juggling skills that required practice. Downloading a song onto your laptop then looping it and applying filter sweep is frankly pretty weak when compared to the great song being used. Sunny in Seattle, supposed to hit 65F today! A scorcher!
	2:12pm Cecile: From my clumsy corn-weenie remix experience, I can attest it is really hard to do a great remix - even on a computer. That is an art I have yet to master.
	2:12pm Cecile: AWESOME. Uncle Derrick?
	2:13pm SeanG: let's whip it baby!
	2:14pm Duane: yup!
	2:14pm Jan Audun Uretsky: When is this one from Duane?
	2:15pm Duane: '83
	2:15pm common: this is great!
	2:15pm Jan Audun Uretsky: Never heard this one, very cool
	2:15pm Jshatan: Awesome.
	2:16pm northguineahills: ditto to the above comments.
	2:16pm Droll: Cecile, If you think a remix on a laptop is hard, try being Prince and playing all the instruments on your songs. Prince earned adoration and respect I can never give to his remixers.
	2:17pm Jennique: My pet peeve about bad remixes is when they become more popular than the original and most young people don't know the original or care.
	2:18pm Jan Audun Uretsky: I am just mad that things progressed beyond hitting rocks with sticks...
	2:19pm Cecile: I admire them for being collagists. It's not the same thing as being the original artist, but there is real skill and often genius there. It's just different and not entirely equal, which I'm sure the remixers would tell you themselves.
	2:19pm Caryn: I'm just mad I missed the Dutch handover ceremony yesterday.
	2:21pm Eli: Great tunes this AM. Needed this.
	2:22pm Jan Audun Uretsky: I guess that was pass the Dutchy?
	2:24pm Caryn: @Jan: heh. Knowing the Dutch, a few of them probably celebrated by doing just that.
	2:24pm Jshatan: Going deep, people - keep it up!
	2:26pm Cheri Pi: ken freedman you should have mail
	2:26pm blake: ooh this is $$$
	2:27pm Cheri Pi: WAR!
	2:29pm Cecile: wow, this is early War.
	2:30pm tim from champaign: I get the feeling Cecile and CP are up to something.
	2:31pm Cecile: what can you say about a sensibility that was formed by both 10cc and War records?
	2:31pm Cecile: my head sometimes wants to explode from all the internal contradictions. What? Us? Tim? ;)
	2:33pm Cecile: War needs an Unsung NOW.
	2:33pm common: i agree, Duane. So good!
	2:36pm Parq: Duane, can you post the date of your "Wreck a Nice Beach" show, so I can find the archive? I never did get around to listening to it, and I really would like to.
	2:38pm efd: @Parq, it was Jan 12 2012: wfmu.org...
	2:39pm Duane: thanks efd: Dave Tompkins is in the Everglades right now doing research for his new book on Miami Bass..can't WAIT for that one!
	2:41pm Cecile: efd: while I have you on the line - have you ever explored a category of what I call "accidental songs"? Like Cheap Trick writing "Hello There" to test the crappy sound systems they had to play with in the early days. Or Hotlegs recording Neanderthal Man just to see how many drum tracks they could put on tape before their equipent overloaded. There have to be more out there.
	2:41pm Cecile: ooooh, Duane. Alert Billy Jam!
	2:43pm Cheri Pi: Tim, just call us 10CCCp
	2:43pm efd: @Cecile, that's an interesting category! Didn't realize the stories behind those songs... could make for a cool marathon premium if there are enough of them out there.
	2:44pm Duane: Cecile: I think the most famous "Junk jam" that became a hit was Steam's _"Kiss him goodbye"..they did that in 1 night I think..the drum track was from another session..(that's why the drum rolls are off)
	2:45pm Listening Out There: not enough Michel Petrucciani heard these days. Big heart in a small person!
	2:46pm Duane: LOT: Agreed..RIP Petrucciani
	2:48pm Parq: Thanks, efd.
	2:48pm Listening Out There: For listeners who might not know Petrucciani: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_Petrucciani
	2:49pm Cecile: Duane, that's cool. I know that Percy Sledge's "When a Man Loves a Woman" began as him being drunk and singing over a vamp. I love Michel Petriccuani. I reviewed his first album for my college radio station.
	2:50pm PKNY: Woah, this version of "Ode to Billie Joe" is straight fire!
	2:50pm ?: oh man, just learning about Petricciani . . . In a more positive comment, I first heard Karin Korg on Duane's show; I dug then and I dig now
	2:52pm Parq: This Dex solo stopped me in my tracks.
	2:53pm Cecile: efd, let's get our thinking caps on. That would make a great marathon premium! "Junk Jams and Throwaways..."
	2:53pm robyn: *krog :)
	2:54pm Parq: Damn. Wikipedia should just delete its entire entry for "tenor sax" and link to that solo.
	2:55pm ?: "Krog" indeed!
	2:58pm robyn: thanks for a lovely three hours duane. great way to pass a wednesday
	2:59pm Cecile: ITA, Robyn!
	3:00pm Caryn: Lovely show, Duane!
	3:00pm Jan Audun Uretsky: Great show my friend! Thanks as Always!
	3:01pm EasterHam: Great show Duane!
	3:01pm robyn: fitting ending too for such a calming and dreamy set.

The Duane Train: Playlist from May 1, 2013

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May 1, 2013

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Ulrich Schnauss	Broken Homes "Broken Homes" by "Ulrich Schnauss"	A Long way to fall	Domino	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Potatohead People	Love hz "Love hz" by "Potatohead People"	7"	Bastard Jazz	0:06:48 (Pop-up)
ERIMAJ	nothin like this (J Dilla Cover)	7"	Plane Jane	0:09:18 (Pop-up)
10CC	Good Morning Judge (NeLUE (Re edit)			0:12:44 (Pop-up)
Hotlegs	un qah,umwoh "un qah,umwoh" by "Hotlegs"	Thnks:School Stinks	Phillips	0:18:29 (Pop-up)
Graham Gouldman	We've Made it to the top	Animalympics OST	A & M	0:23:27 (Pop-up)
Gary Mcfarlane	Lady Jane "Lady Jane" by "Gary Mcfarlane"	Does the sun really shine...	El/Cherry Red	0:27:37 (Pop-up)
Love positions	Into your arms "Into your arms" by "Love positions"		Billieebeepup	0:29:42 (Pop-up)
11CC	I'm not in love "I'm not in love" by "11CC"	10"	whitelabel	0:31:43 (Pop-up)
The Emotions	Rejoice (Underdog edit)		columbia	0:44:54 (Pop-up)
Roslyn & Charles	Was not intended (David Hill edit)	Overdose of the Holy Ghost	Z records	0:51:13 (Pop-up)
Chi Lites	The Devis is doing his dirty work (Disco Tech edit)			0:54:28 (Pop-up)
White Heat	Take a look at yourself (Before you frown on Someone Else)	S/t	RCA	0:58:40 (Pop-up)
Moodyman	I got Werk "I got Werk" by "Moodyman"	12"	Mahogani	1:05:02 (Pop-up)
Phenomenal Handclap Band	All Clliches (Dennis Kane's Last Exit mix)	PHCB loves NYC	Tummy Touch	1:09:58 (Pop-up)
Depeche Mode	Tora TOra Tora (Live)	1981 BBC Sessions		1:16:50 (Pop-up)
John Ruth	Goodbye "Goodbye" by "John Ruth"	I am a model	22	1:20:11 (Pop-up)
Prince & The Rebels	If I love you tonight	unreleased album	1979	1:23:42 (Pop-up)
Springwell	Its for you "Its for you" by "Springwell"	7"	Parrot	1:36:15 (Pop-up)
Os 5 Jotas	A Fuga "A Fuga" by "Os 5 Jotas"	Brazilian Nuggets Vol 2	Groove	1:38:30 (Pop-up)
The Comforts	Take one fear at a time	7	American Playboy	1:40:28 (Pop-up)
HUMAN BEINZ	nobody but me (Pilooski edit)	12"	dll	1:44:16 (Pop-up)
Loleatta Holloway	Catch me on the rebound (Walter Gibbons remix) Ron Hardy Edit		unreleased	1:49:38 (Pop-up)
Teddy Pendergrass	The more i Get (Ron Hardy edit)		unreleased	1:56:40 (Pop-up)
Blue Magic	Welcome to the Club (J.R. Jam edit)			2:02:27 (Pop-up)
Derrick Harriott	Whip It (Let it whip cover)	7"	Hawkeye	2:11:07 (Pop-up)
Patti Labelle & The Blue Belles	Danny Boy		Atlantic	2:15:13 (Pop-up)
The Fuzz	I'm so glad "I'm so glad" by "The Fuzz"	7"	calla	2:18:42 (Pop-up)
Younghearts	We got Love "We got Love" by "Younghearts"	A taste of the Younghearts	20th century	2:21:11 (Pop-up)
War	Sun oh Son "Sun oh Son" by "War"	S/T	UNI	2:25:28 (Pop-up)
Edu Lobo	Casa Forte "Casa Forte" by "Edu Lobo"	Sérgio Mendes Presentes Edu Lobo	A & M	2:37:53 (Pop-up)
Michel Petrucciani	Juste un Moment	s/t	Owl	2:41:11 (Pop-up)
Karin Krog & Dexter Gordon	Ode to Billie Joe	Blues and Ballads some other spring	Meantime	2:46:58 (Pop-up)
Beverly Kenney	What is there to say	sings for Playboy	Decca	2:54:32 (Pop-up)
Singers unlimited	Lullaby "Lullaby" by "Singers unlimited"			2:58:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03pm tim from champaign: DUUUUUUAAAAAAANNNNEEEEEE!
	12:03pm Jan Audun Uretsky: Why hello there!
	12:03pm Caryn: Hi Duane and Duaniacs! Happy May Day!
	12:04pm Cecile: I love Ulrich Schnauss. Hola Duane! All! you got some 10cc deep cuts on ya?
	12:04pm DCE: very cool, very cool...good day to you
	12:05pm mise en place: I'll take some 10cc deep cuts, too. Or whatever else you have. I'm easy.
	12:05pm Duane: Happy May Day everyone..10CC sounds good Cecile..hmmm
	12:05pm robyn: hello everyone...important life note...I SAW PATTI SMITH LAST NIGHT AND IT WAS AWESOME
	12:06pm Cecile: robyn, her shows are always incredible.
	12:07pm Cecile: I have been on a jag. Finally got the 1st 2 10cc albums on CD, and the Hotlegs comp, I didn't even know they put out a full-length. Stop me before I buy the Neil Sedaka albums they played backup on.
	12:08pm Cecile: I have been a fan of them since '76...
	12:09pm Jennique: Fellow Duaniac checkin' in.
	12:10pm robyn: @cecile consider also that i expected a book reading, i was blown away. almost all the classic stuff you could ask for plus my favorites from her new album. and, she's funny. great time.
	12:11pm Cecile: yeah, I saw her at a book reading and she ended up doing 5 songs!
	12:13pm robyn: @cecile she's the coolest.
	12:15pm Cecile: this is great, but I'm talking original lineup... with Creme and Godley still in the fold.
	12:15pm Droll: . o O ( Uh oh -- it's been J Dillized! )
	12:17pm Cecile: Eric Stewart is a ridiculously good guitarist, though.
	12:17pm Jan Audun Uretsky: Quibble, quibble... ;)
	12:19pm Cecile: I need that Creme/Godley insanity in there. I decided yesterday that Kevin Godley is now my new spirit animal.
	12:20pm Cecile: YES. Awesome.
	12:20pm Cecile: and of course you have an original, you crate-digger.
	12:21pm Cheri Pi: Man, every little thin is right w/ the world!!!
	12:22pm Cecile: I listened to How Dare you on YouTube yesterday in bits. I used to have that 8 track - never replaced it with anything.
	12:23pm Cecile: I'm Mandy, Fly Me is the one of the most deranged singles ever, and it was a UK hit!
	12:25pm Droll: Cecile, I never got a CD to replace my LP of that album because I fetishize that album cover. CD won't do. Is there even a decent remaster?
	12:26pm Cecile: Yes. Buy the UK version. It was also remasted for the VERY expensive UK box Tenology. It has Original Soundtrack, How Dare You, Deceptive Bends and Bloody Tourists.
	12:27pm Jan Audun Uretsky: Now some Todd Rundgren
	12:27pm common: animalympics!
	12:27pm Cecile: Gouldman is a great songwriter, but his mindmeld with Andrew Gold was dreadful because it doubled the sappy factor.
	12:27pm Jennique: It's hard to hear this song and not think of We Are the Champions by Queen. Gotta go with Queen for stadium anthems.
	12:29pm Cecile: come on, some Godley/Creme. Or at least Richie Havens doing I'm Not In Love.
	12:29pm Jshatan: Happy Weds. all.
	12:30pm Sem Chumbo: I hear "Wichita Lineman" in this.
	12:31pm common: @Sem: Just what I was thinkin!
	12:32pm Cheri Pi: C-that's da money shot right there.
	12:32pm Droll: Godley & Creme Snack Attack!
	12:33pm Duane: Hey Jeremy!!!
	12:33pm Cheri Pi: Yeahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:34pm common: nice!!!
	12:34pm Cecile: hahah, nice. If you just happen to have "worst band in the world", "Mandy" or "I want to rule the world" that would be awesome.
	12:34pm Cecile: but this also satisfies my 10cc greed.
	12:35pm Jennique: Oh wow, I've not heard this version of I'm Not in Love. Nice! Gonna favorite it.
	12:35pm kata: morning Duane and all ~ got your premium in the mail this week Duane -- it is fantastic ! thank you thank you thank you ! Love all the hand-clappy Price stuff ~
	12:35pm Cecile: Great article on the making of I'm Not In Love: www.soundonsound.com...
	12:36pm kata: Prince
	12:36pm Cheri Pi: Lest we forget Brannon crooning out such hallowed words :www.wfmu.org...
	12:37pm robyn: yes, i like this a lot
	12:38pm Cecile: Basically, 10cc were an example of "what would happen if you had 4 INTJs in a band?"
	12:38pm Cheri Pi: om mah god, I'm listening to 4 versions of this song at once!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:39pm Cheri Pi: YEs!! Exxxactly. 10CCp
	12:39pm Cecile: cheri, you need to resend the flaming cherry turnover to Ken.
	12:39pm Cheri Pi: OK-will do.
	12:40pm Jennique: Gotta go grab some chow and stroll outside. Laters.
	12:44pm amy: The video available in YouTube calls them alucidnation. Awesome cover!!
	12:47pm Britt: I also just got your amazing premium. It is on permanent rotation at my place! Thanks for the great tunes every Wed.!
	12:50pm Duane: Britt, Kata: Thanx SO much for enjoying the premium and supporting the station. I had a blast putting it together. It was my pleasure
	12:52pm Jshatan: This is pure sunshine funk. Wow.
	12:56pm mise en place: oh damn, can't wait to get my hands and ears on that premium
	12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Patti Smith - awesome...yeah, that'd be my 1st guess ...I'm just deeply jealous...
	1:01pm robyn: @revrabbitnov63 well she was scheduled to play with her full band so it was more my own lack of attentiveness that made the set that much sweeter!
	1:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'm jusy honored to be in the same World as Patti Smith! Yeesh. The 'Dream of Life' documentary is Kewl...
	1:07pm braveness23: B23 here. Could you hold it down over there? I've got work to do!
	1:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Patti's book 'Just Kids' about early years w/ Mapplethorpe (a fellow Scorpio - & how...) is great.
	1:18pm Jshatan: What is up with the Patti Smith troll?
	1:18pm Caryn: Btw, it was nice to finally hear the original version of "Into Your Arms". Also, can't wait for the premium! It should probably be here in 3-4 months.
	1:19pm robyn: patti smith troll? was talking about the concert i attended yesterday. @revrabbit i do want to pick up that book.
	1:25pm Alex: This song is actually from the album "I am a model" (not robot) - I think I got it as Marathon swag from WFMU back in '81 or something
	1:26pm Jshatan: The reverence was scaring me.
	1:27pm Cecile: You kind of get that way after a Patti show.
	1:27pm Duane: Thanx Alex..the autocorrect snagged me again
	1:29pm Alex: no problem - thanks for playing it; it's always a treat to hear something on WFMU that is so obscure and yet (as a longtime listener) so familar
	1:31pm robyn: this board is all about reverence. patti smith is persona non grata?
	1:36pm Cecile: WOW. That's a show I can miss. We host the stuff every Thursday. I watch re-runs of Scorned: Love Kills and hub and friends play D&D downstairs.
	1:37pm don: i have that Emotions LP in the basement and i never even knew how good that song is.
	1:43pm Rick from SC: just joined the comments. Now, I must buy the Hotlegs comp.
	1:44pm doca: hello duane and listeners! glad to see the party's on.
	1:46pm mise en place: I bet I can do the boogaloo like he do.
	1:46pm robyn: oh i love this song. NO NO NO NO NO NO
	1:50pm Droll: robyn, I feel your pain. If someone must remix, they should at least use stems.
	1:52pm robyn: @droll i was just singing along ;)
	1:53pm Droll: . o O ( Sigh... I suffer alone... )
	1:54pm robyn: you can't be suffering too much...walter gibbons is on... :)
	1:56pm Jennique: Back from lunch in Central Park. Looks like I missed some goodies, especially early live Depeche Mode and Prince! (Can't wait for your premium.)
	1:56pm Droll: I'm baffled by most remixes, it's like taking credit for someone else's song. If a great song gets better when you remix it, does the remix get better when you remix that?
	1:58pm Cecile: Rick, most of Hotlegs is great, and it's never for a moment not interesting. And they can SANG.
	1:58pm Duane: Well the Ron Hardy edits are signinficant because those were pretty much the foundation of House music
	1:59pm Eli: Morning all!
	1:59pm mise en place: @Jennique - I am jealous of your ability to go outside for lunch. I am tethered to the phones here except on very rare occasions. Back when I worked in shipping/receiving, I ate my lunch in the park every nice day...took my shoes off and napped on a rock.
	2:00pm Jan Audun Uretsky: Ron Hardy!
	2:00pm Cecile: I can think of a bunch of songs that were better as remixes. Queen Latifah's Ladies First, the first Monie Love single, Madonna's Deeper and Deeper.
	2:02pm tim from champaign: Thanks for playing Ron Hardy, Duane. I've only read about him up to this point. It's great to hear.
	2:02pm Jennique: @mise en place: today is one of the few perfect days to be in Central Park. You'd be the most blissed out lizard on a hot rock today.
	2:03pm mise en place: (sigh)
	2:04pm Jennique: I know Damon Albarn did remixes of his own Gorillaz songs, which I though were better. Does it count if it's remixed by the same person who did the original?
	2:04pm Cecile: It's 40 and raining here. UGH.
	2:05pm Cecile: Sure it does, Jennique.
	2:05pm tim from champaign: It's the opposite here, Cecile. 80 and sunny. Very pleasant.
	2:06pm Jennique: If it makes you feel any better, I am beginning to get allergies and my head was thumping outside. Now it's thumping to Duane's beats.
	2:08pm Droll: I repeat _most_, not all, remixes baffle me. Once upon a time there was a creative and exploratory process associated with remixing that involved manual editing or beat juggling skills that required practice. Downloading a song onto your laptop then looping it and applying filter sweep is frankly pretty weak when compared to the great song being used. Sunny in Seattle, supposed to hit 65F today! A scorcher!
	2:12pm Cecile: From my clumsy corn-weenie remix experience, I can attest it is really hard to do a great remix - even on a computer. That is an art I have yet to master.
	2:12pm Cecile: AWESOME. Uncle Derrick?
	2:13pm SeanG: let's whip it baby!
	2:14pm Duane: yup!
	2:14pm Jan Audun Uretsky: When is this one from Duane?
	2:15pm Duane: '83
	2:15pm common: this is great!
	2:15pm Jan Audun Uretsky: Never heard this one, very cool
	2:15pm Jshatan: Awesome.
	2:16pm northguineahills: ditto to the above comments.
	2:16pm Droll: Cecile, If you think a remix on a laptop is hard, try being Prince and playing all the instruments on your songs. Prince earned adoration and respect I can never give to his remixers.
	2:17pm Jennique: My pet peeve about bad remixes is when they become more popular than the original and most young people don't know the original or care.
	2:18pm Jan Audun Uretsky: I am just mad that things progressed beyond hitting rocks with sticks...
	2:19pm Cecile: I admire them for being collagists. It's not the same thing as being the original artist, but there is real skill and often genius there. It's just different and not entirely equal, which I'm sure the remixers would tell you themselves.
	2:19pm Caryn: I'm just mad I missed the Dutch handover ceremony yesterday.
	2:21pm Eli: Great tunes this AM. Needed this.
	2:22pm Jan Audun Uretsky: I guess that was pass the Dutchy?
	2:24pm Caryn: @Jan: heh. Knowing the Dutch, a few of them probably celebrated by doing just that.
	2:24pm Jshatan: Going deep, people - keep it up!
	2:26pm Cheri Pi: ken freedman you should have mail
	2:26pm blake: ooh this is $$$
	2:27pm Cheri Pi: WAR!
	2:29pm Cecile: wow, this is early War.
	2:30pm tim from champaign: I get the feeling Cecile and CP are up to something.
	2:31pm Cecile: what can you say about a sensibility that was formed by both 10cc and War records?
	2:31pm Cecile: my head sometimes wants to explode from all the internal contradictions. What? Us? Tim? ;)
	2:33pm Cecile: War needs an Unsung NOW.
	2:33pm common: i agree, Duane. So good!
	2:36pm Parq: Duane, can you post the date of your "Wreck a Nice Beach" show, so I can find the archive? I never did get around to listening to it, and I really would like to.
	2:38pm efd: @Parq, it was Jan 12 2012: wfmu.org...
	2:39pm Duane: thanks efd: Dave Tompkins is in the Everglades right now doing research for his new book on Miami Bass..can't WAIT for that one!
	2:41pm Cecile: efd: while I have you on the line - have you ever explored a category of what I call "accidental songs"? Like Cheap Trick writing "Hello There" to test the crappy sound systems they had to play with in the early days. Or Hotlegs recording Neanderthal Man just to see how many drum tracks they could put on tape before their equipent overloaded. There have to be more out there.
	2:41pm Cecile: ooooh, Duane. Alert Billy Jam!
	2:43pm Cheri Pi: Tim, just call us 10CCCp
	2:43pm efd: @Cecile, that's an interesting category! Didn't realize the stories behind those songs... could make for a cool marathon premium if there are enough of them out there.
	2:44pm Duane: Cecile: I think the most famous "Junk jam" that became a hit was Steam's _"Kiss him goodbye"..they did that in 1 night I think..the drum track was from another session..(that's why the drum rolls are off)
	2:45pm Listening Out There: not enough Michel Petrucciani heard these days. Big heart in a small person!
	2:46pm Duane: LOT: Agreed..RIP Petrucciani
	2:48pm Parq: Thanks, efd.
	2:48pm Listening Out There: For listeners who might not know Petrucciani: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_Petrucciani
	2:49pm Cecile: Duane, that's cool. I know that Percy Sledge's "When a Man Loves a Woman" began as him being drunk and singing over a vamp. I love Michel Petriccuani. I reviewed his first album for my college radio station.
	2:50pm PKNY: Woah, this version of "Ode to Billie Joe" is straight fire!
	2:50pm ?: oh man, just learning about Petricciani . . . In a more positive comment, I first heard Karin Korg on Duane's show; I dug then and I dig now
	2:52pm Parq: This Dex solo stopped me in my tracks.
	2:53pm Cecile: efd, let's get our thinking caps on. That would make a great marathon premium! "Junk Jams and Throwaways..."
	2:53pm robyn: *krog :)
	2:54pm Parq: Damn. Wikipedia should just delete its entire entry for "tenor sax" and link to that solo.
	2:55pm ?: "Krog" indeed!
	2:58pm robyn: thanks for a lovely three hours duane. great way to pass a wednesday
	2:59pm Cecile: ITA, Robyn!
	3:00pm Caryn: Lovely show, Duane!
	3:00pm Jan Audun Uretsky: Great show my friend! Thanks as Always!
	3:01pm EasterHam: Great show Duane!
	3:01pm robyn: fitting ending too for such a calming and dreamy set.

The Duane Train: Playlist from May 1, 2013

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