WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from May 8, 2013

Listener comments!
	3:00pm Matt from Springfield: Why not some Lee, to start out your Three! Hi Irwin and 'winians.
	👻 3:02pm rrg: I'm here, I'm here! Damned work was distracting me.
	3:03pm Matt from Springfield: Hey rrg. Like the color on your adopted board here.
	3:06pm Matt from Springfield: "Warning: Listeners in the first 10 rows of Irwin's show may get wet."
	👻 3:06pm rrg: Uh...where?
	3:06pm northguineahills: oh, snarf, rrg!
	3:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...finally got off Explorer 6 & plugged in the Mac - so just got finished watching YoLaTengo on KCRW - on which the DJ saw fit to bring up their relation to FMU! ...So - was it Mr. Wilner who said in Carl Stalling liner notes it was the 'music of our subconscious' ? A tiny footnote of something he did - but it stays w/ me...
	👻 3:11pm rrg: Mala Rodríguez: that means "Bad Rodríguez", right?
	👻 3:14pm Alison Porchnik: Sunny music on a rainy day. Thanks.
	👻 3:15pm rrg: Sun is out here. Almost. Finally.
	3:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...an' now I gotta Mac - I is a Favoritin' foool - ! Oh yahrsindeed...
	3:16pm northguineahills: si!
	👻 3:17pm rrg: This is okay but it would be better in stereo.
	3:18pm Matt from Springfield: Besides a new shipment of "Oaxaca Gold", I got something new called the "Bad Rodriguez" you may like...
	3:18pm common: hell yea!
	3:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Caliente!
	3:19pm Blechhhhhman: love irwin & fmu
	3:20pm Laura L: "ft." Mala Rodríguez--i.e., "featuring," as in Prof. Elemental entry?
	👻 3:21pm Alison Porchnik: Irwin sounds so smoove today, doesn't he? Irwin, you sound so smoove!
	👻 3:22pm rrg: Yes, Laura, that's my take on "ft.". Hey, whattya think, it should be "Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers", not "Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers", right?
	3:22pm Listening Out There: He do sound mellifluously mellow. Of course, this is early in the program, o' course...
	👻 3:23pm rrg: Rainfall agrees with Irwin.
	3:23pm Listening Out There: Ah. And I sound redundantly redundant...
	3:24pm Matt from Springfield: @LOT/rrg: That's the "Tangerine Rainfall" effect on a DJ..
	3:24pm Listening Out There: Oh. It's the End of the World Machine again...
	👻 3:24pm rrg: An unintentional click on the comments page popped up this for me (and now, for you): Smoove Smoove is a French company that designs, manufactures and markets products related to bike-sharing. The company produces lightweight bike stands that require virtually no civil engineering and no electricity. The lock is on the bicycle, situated in the fork. It secures the bike in the stations and outside the stations with an auto-winding cable.
	3:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...smoove move rrg...
	3:27pm Irwin: LL: I consistentized the "ft."
	👻 3:28pm Alison Porchnik: rrg - what a coincidence. The city just annexed about 50 feet of parking space on my street to install a bike-sharing station. Since I am a fan of bicycling and don't own a car I shouldn't mind, but visiting friends have to park, and parking is already at such a premium here.
	👻 3:28pm rrg: Well...okay. At least it's consistent now.
	👻 3:29pm rrg: The band name "Peter Bjorn & John" bugs me. That's what they call themselves but there should be some commas in there.
	3:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Martin Newell!
	3:30pm Laura L: @rrg, do they ever play on their own as "The Jazz Messengers"? I think even if they do I would keep it lowercase, as it's a definite article that is part of a band title. Thank heavens for the consistentization that just occurred!
	👻 3:33pm rrg: Yeah, I think that just about everyone (except Mr. Bloomberg and a few bikers) is pissed off at the appropriation of already-scarce car parking space for bicycles.
	👻 3:35pm rrg: We had this discussion before, Laura, and you more or less agreed with me. This flip-flopping hurts. I'm sticking with upper-casing the definite (and indefinite) articles in band names for now.
	3:36pm Michael: If the bike program there works as ours does in Boston, the bike racks will be gone in the winter and spaces will be back for a while at least. And howdy to Irwin.
	3:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Number Stations: become a favorite topic... - Is there an 'END' key/command on Mac keyboards - ??...
	👻 3:39pm rrg: On full-size keyboards, RRN63, but not on notebook keyboards.
	3:39pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Do a search on "number stations" on the WFMU website; several DJs have played portions of numbers stations!
	3:40pm Matt from Springfield: Besnarked Lakies, in Canada.
	👻 3:40pm Alison Porchnik: Laura - what's your feeling about The Bronx vs. the Bronx? Working in T/the Bronx, I have occasion to write borough's name often was taken to task by some Bronxites for not capitalizing the article, which is traditionally how the name was written. So I went back to The Bronx, even though it wasn't being written that way much at Lehman. But recently I've seen so many inconsistencies, and now it seems even some official Bronx websites and signage have made the switch, either intentionally or unofficially. Being a fan of consistency I've switched back. But I'm also a fan of tradition like the serial comma. What would you do?
	3:41pm Laura L: @rrg--I'm being inconsistent, it's awful, isn't it! Must be the dreary weather. I still read "ft." as "feet," and so I want to know how tall S. Jemmett and M. Rodríguez are.
	👻 3:42pm rrg: Yeah, in my own library I usually abbreviate it as "feat." rather than "ft.".
	3:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx & Thx! ...So where is this Key - ?! ...Too MS Words for 'em? - Gotta Key says 'Home' but won't take me to beginning of line...
	👻 3:43pm G: @RR63: It only takes you to the beginning of your line :)
	👻 3:44pm rrg: superuser.com...
	👻 3:45pm rrg: Home is Fn ← End is Fn → Page Up is Fn ↑ Page Down is Fn ↓
	👻 3:45pm rrg: Or so it says on that link I posted.
	3:46pm Matt from Springfield: @LL/rrg: But, I always read it as "feet" mentally, whether ft. or feat.
	3:46pm Laura L: @AP, lowercase "the Bronx," unless at the opening of a sentence. Same goes for the Windy City, the Bay Area, the Village, etc.
	3:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ftg.?...Paul was one of the Beatles...The Beatles was a band... - Holy Crow! Just flailed @ a FunctionKey & the CD tray opened - like Robby the Robot! Thx & Thx again, rrg!, everybody! ...I figure Punctuation is my bitch - not other way around (to some extent): Close Quotation after a Period weirds me out...I like ' rather than " for Quotes anyhow, unless necessary for other reasons...
	3:49pm max: i just printed this yesterday, this song made me happy: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:34396
	👻 3:50pm Alison Porchnik: Laura L - how do I explain this to angry Bronxites who insist that because the article is part of the name it should be capitalized (and they have the weight of tradition behind them)? They do have a point. But I like it better with a l/c L.
	3:59pm Laura L: @ AP, well, I guess you don't even try, because Bronxites sound like a stubborn lot! Just let them do what they do--the Live and Let Live policy has to go into effect sometimes.
	4:01pm Mike East: weird...I was just sending an email about the rehearsals for the Apollo gig...I think I may be seeing your guest next week...
	👻 4:02pm Alison Porchnik: I can't understand what he's singing. It's like Nirvana but jazz.
	4:02pm Groove Tube: Shake it Clark
	4:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Wow - I (aged 50 in Nov.) think I almost remember that SoupySales...
	👻 4:08pm rrg: That is SUCH a good story.
	4:09pm Emile: Did he put Slim Gaillard on Night Music? Will never forget it.
	4:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...One was an Age of Expansion & Exploration - the other an Age of Demographic Commercial Compartmentalization...
	👻 4:12pm rrg: Slim Gaillard Trio on NightMusic: www.youtube.com...‎
	4:13pm Mike East: Nicholas Payton is really good.
	4:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: James Carter! He blows the stops off the sax...
	4:14pm Caryn: Gotta say, the Tim Buckley tribute concert Hal organised is the one bootleg tape I desperately want to get my hands on, but haven't been able to. Mainly the two Jeff Buckley performances, but the rest would be interesting too.
	4:14pm Carmichael: OK, just blew in off the wind. Cleaners from Venus, nice.
	4:16pm Listening Out There: I saw a solo Slim Gaillard many years back, and he was a hoot indeed. Had the audience singing "Down by the station, early in the morning..." and going "Woo woo" at the right places.
	4:17pm Marmalade Kitty: I'm logged in permanently! This is great!
	👻 4:19pm rrg: When was that Tim Buckley tribute concert?
	4:21pm Marmalade Kitty: I'd like to heara duet, Macy Gray singing with Henry Butler on keys.
	4:25pm Caryn: @rrg: 1991, I think
	👻 4:26pm rrg: Jeff Buckley's songs from that concert are findable online, I think.
	4:27pm lou: http://www.howardkaylan.com/ He'll sign the book
	👻 4:33pm G: Too-expensive used book solution needed? ILL it (interlibrary loan/borrowing) and xerox it. Has worked for me since about 1986. That's for if you covet the content, not the object qua object aesthetically or as a collector's item.
	👻 4:33pm rrg: The Harry Stein book about Tiny Tim is findable from online book sellers but it's frightfully expensive.
	4:33pm Clark Barr: Wow. brings back memories of seeing Tiny Tim singing in the Hu Ke Lau lounge in Pittsburgh, back in 1980...
	4:34pm Carmichael: I starred your profile, Kitty!
	4:35pm Caryn: Having just watched an evening of Lenny Bruce programming, the suppository question would've been answered very quickly.
	👻 4:37pm G: It's 243 pages, that HS Tiny Tim 1976 book. Not much to xerox if you really want the content rather than the book-object.
	4:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - the 'Great Night in Harlem' photo : blog.onefinestay.com... ...more Jazz Artists together in the daytime than shoulda been possible (a real happening)...
	4:38pm common: i love those sound effects records.
	4:39pm northguineahills: I have a bevy of sound effect recs.
	4:40pm Marmalade Kitty: Thank you, Carmichael! :)
	4:41pm Uncle Michael: Greetings...from quite near KC.
	4:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so erm- that was a Great Day in Harlem (photo) ...& here is the Film on YouTube: www.youtube.com... - Props to Macy Gray for taking on LadyDay (no less)!
	4:43pm Emile: Yeah, great show tonight, Irwin. Coming in clear in Tel Aviv.
	4:44pm Carmichael: Come to think of it, I also have a bunch of sound effects LPs. I have no idea why.
	4:45pm Brian C.: This afternoon, these sounds are perfect for my ears
	4:49pm Carmichael: The one with the big hypodermic needle on the cover I played a lot.
	4:55pm Taylor: Just a reminder to everyone: You cannont afford an Arp 2600. I checked. (At least I think that's what I'm hearing on this cut.)
	👻 4:58pm rrg: $10,000 on eBay.
	4:59pm Uncle Michael: You can't afford not to have one.
	4:59pm Groove Tube: Thanks gentlemen. Really enjoying the show.
	5:03pm Jeff: Does this be that Arp, or one of its kin? www.flickr.com...
	5:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Young Lions' Vs. 'ParaJazz' 'Punks' ???
	5:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - appropriate to replicating Kansas City 'headcutting' contests?
	5:10pm Brett: "Powerhouse" is so great!
	5:11pm Carmichael: Awesome! 1st heard this on a Bugs Bunny cartoon.
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah it is!...
	5:12pm Caryn: "Powerhouse": the soundtrack to my WB toons-watching childhood...
	5:14pm Caryn: Now I feel like listening to the Devo version...
	5:15pm Robert: I just have to report that "Powerhouse" gave me goosebumps. I don't remember that piece having done so to me in the past, and I don't know particularly why it did so now, but this rendition must've impressed me, considering I was concentrating on other things. Well done!
	5:17pm Uncle Michael: That was a pretty faithful cover of original recording.
	5:18pm Robert: But I can't help trying to analyze, so I figure it might've been the way they held back & then built up, maybe more starkly than other recordings of it. Gave me an erection -- of the hair.
	5:19pm Taylor: Jeff: Yes, that Arp. I dinked around with one in college in '91. It was fun but I will not pay $10k just to dink again.
	5:20pm Uncle Michael: $10k buys a lot of Dinky.
	5:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - tad tangential - but since the great Bill Frisell connected - Star Rover on Airborne Event other night reminded me (if no one else) of him a bit : www.wfmu.org...
	👻 5:22pm rrg: We're eavesdropping.
	5:23pm Robert: Now that you've got my att'n...it's CHANTY, NOT SHANTY! You sing it, it's not a shack.
	5:23pm Carmichael: It's probably that primal drum beat, Robert. Pretty popular swing style back in the 40s/50s.
	👻 5:24pm rrg: Actually I think the word "shanty" can mean either thing. These days.
	👻 5:25pm rrg: WFMU is treating us the way we treat WFMU. Talking about whatever we want, ignoring them.
	👻 5:25pm rrg: i have some tapes!
	👻 5:25pm G: But there is a certain synergy nonetheless, nesspah, rrg? :)
	5:26pm Uncle Michael: On Hulu: www.hulu.com...
	5:26pm Carmichael: Irwin doesn't care. Unless he wants to.
	5:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ha! That's great rrg! ...Who wants to hear about that insignificant show SNL & its' people (irony)...
	👻 5:28pm rrg: It bugs me that the first album is called "Rogue's Gallery" and the second is "Son of Rogues Gallery" with no apostrophe. I put one in anyway.
	👻 5:28pm rrg: There's nothing "regular" about Irwin's show.
	👻 5:34pm rrg: I've never met Hal Willner but I have several friends who know him. He's a friend-of-a-friend multiple times over. Such an interesting fellow.
	5:35pm Jeff: @Taylor: then if you're fond of that Arp sound, you owe it to yourself to listen to the session at which those photos were taken... Balboa on Scott Williams's show from 19 November 2012: www.wfmu.org...
	5:37pm Taylor: weeps quietly in his cubicle ...patch cords
	5:42pm Carmichael: Yes, Taylor. A keyboard entangled in a sea of brightly colored patch cords. Brings a tear to my eye.
	5:48pm Laura L: 1) you must stay on Wednesdays; 2) Joe Frank--that's great news!
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow!: Re-Intro'd to Joe Frank!
	👻 5:50pm rrg: I was distracted for a few minutes. (All right, I was working.) Irwin didn't say that he might not be on Wednesdays any more, did he?
	5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He did more or less say Schedules change in June & he isn't totally certain.
	👻 5:53pm rrg: There are no guarantees but could Ken really do such a shitty thing as that?
	5:54pm Laura L: He did! He said he figures he will be, but the schedule is coming up for changes for summer and you never know... I don't think Ken would do such a shitty thing as that, no, but you never know what messages Ken might receive from Dr. Booty Grabber. Nah, he wouldn't do that.
	👻 5:56pm rrg: I blinked and now it's almost 6pm. It's almost time to turn off the radio. It's almost time to sayonara.
	5:56pm Irwin: Ken is so unpredictable. He just came in the studio and he's no longer Caucasian!
	👻 5:56pm rrg: Coppertone.
	👻 5:57pm rrg: Sayonara. What's for dinner? That's for me to know and you not to know. À bientôt.
	9:35am Michael: Finished the show this morning. Music was wonderful of course but hearing you two just talk was pretty fantastic as well. And coincidentally, reading Uncut and their feature on Jeff Buckley this morning on my train noticed Hal quoted about the concert and sidebar on Nick Hill and the “box set” he has ready to go. Interesting read.

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May 8, 2013: Hal Willner discusses A Great Night in Harlem

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Professor Elemental (ft. Sadie Jemmett)	Hat Full of Sunshine	Father of Invention	0:03:29 (Pop-up)
Kinky (ft. Mala Rodríguez)	Negro Día	Sueño de la Maquina	0:07:23 (Pop-up)
Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers	Oscalypso	Drum Suite	0:11:46 (Pop-up)

Peter Bjorn & John	Amsterdam "Amsterdam" by "Peter Bjorn & John"	Writer's Block	0:25:28 (Pop-up)
Cleaners from Venus	Song for Syd Barrett	Golden Cleaners	0:28:36 (Pop-up)
Curtis Hasselbring	Avoid Sprinter / 37° 56' 39" by 111° 32'	Number Stations	0:32:43 (Pop-up)
Besnard Lakes	People of the Sticks	Until in Excess, Imperceptible UFO	0:40:34 (Pop-up)
Mexican Dubwiser (ft. Mariachi Oraculo)	Ed Dub del Mariachi	Revolution Radio	0:47:10 (Pop-up)

Pram	Sea Swells and Distant Squalls	Sargasso Sea	0:53:41 (Pop-up)

HAL WILLNER	A GREAT NIGHT IN HARLEM	Benefit Concert at the Apollo Theater May 17, 2013: JazzFoundation.org	1:00:59 (Pop-up)
Clark Terry & Oscar Pettiford	Mumbles	Oscar Peterson Trio + One	1:00:27 (Pop-up)

Hal Willner	interview seg 1 "interview seg 1" by "Hal Willner"		1:14:43 (Pop-up)
Henry Butler	Bourbon Street Blues	Blues After Sunset	1:14:48 (Pop-up)
Macy Gray	The Sellout "The Sellout" by "Macy Gray"	The Sellout	1:18:23 (Pop-up)
Bill Frisell, Elvis Costello, and Viktor Krauss	I Still Have That Other Girl	The Sweetest Punch: The New Songs of Elvis Costello & Burt Bacharach	1:23:36 (Pop-up)

Hal Willner	interview seg 2 "interview seg 2" by "Hal Willner"		1:25:43 (Pop-up)
Macy Gray & the Kansas City Band	God Bless the Child	live at A Great Night in Harlem 2011	1:39:10 (Pop-up)
Craig Handy	The Immediacy of Hardcore	Split Second Timing	1:44:18 (Pop-up)
Nicholas Payton	Velvet Handcuffs "Velvet Handcuffs" by "Nicholas Payton"	Sonic Trance	1:53:01 (Pop-up)
Steven Bernstein	Hollywood Diaspora	Diaspora Hollywood	1:56:23 (Pop-up)

Hal Willner	interview seg 3 "interview seg 3" by "Hal Willner"		2:07:45 (Pop-up)
Don Byron	Powerhouse "Powerhouse" by "Don Byron"	Bug Music	2:10:42 (Pop-up)
Curtis Fowlkes	Emily in the Bathroom / Vincent's Walk	All Mixed Up	2:13:31 (Pop-up)
Nicholas Payton	Nida "Nida" by "Nicholas Payton"	Into the Blue	2:16:43 (Pop-up)

Hal Willner	interview seg 4 "interview seg 4" by "Hal Willner"		2:20:20 (Pop-up)
John & Brittany	Start Sinning "Start Sinning" by "John & Brittany"	Start Sinning	2:30:27 (Pop-up)
Caleb	The Zoo "The Zoo" by "Caleb"	Animal Experience	2:32:20 (Pop-up)
Rock Steady Crew	Hey You, The Rock Steady Crew	Ready for Battle	2:34:28 (Pop-up)
Chaise Lounge	Sunshine Superman "Sunshine Superman" by "Chaise Lounge"	The Early Years	2:40:38 (Pop-up)

A Certain Ratio	Knife Slits Water	Early	2:48:33 (Pop-up)
Omara Portuondo	Donde Estabas Tu (DJ Quantum edit)	DJ Quantum	2:56:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:00pm Matt from Springfield: Why not some Lee, to start out your Three! Hi Irwin and 'winians.
	👻 3:02pm rrg: I'm here, I'm here! Damned work was distracting me.
	3:03pm Matt from Springfield: Hey rrg. Like the color on your adopted board here.
	3:06pm Matt from Springfield: "Warning: Listeners in the first 10 rows of Irwin's show may get wet."
	👻 3:06pm rrg: Uh...where?
	3:06pm northguineahills: oh, snarf, rrg!
	3:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...finally got off Explorer 6 & plugged in the Mac - so just got finished watching YoLaTengo on KCRW - on which the DJ saw fit to bring up their relation to FMU! ...So - was it Mr. Wilner who said in Carl Stalling liner notes it was the 'music of our subconscious' ? A tiny footnote of something he did - but it stays w/ me...
	👻 3:11pm rrg: Mala Rodríguez: that means "Bad Rodríguez", right?
	👻 3:14pm Alison Porchnik: Sunny music on a rainy day. Thanks.
	👻 3:15pm rrg: Sun is out here. Almost. Finally.
	3:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...an' now I gotta Mac - I is a Favoritin' foool - ! Oh yahrsindeed...
	3:16pm northguineahills: si!
	👻 3:17pm rrg: This is okay but it would be better in stereo.
	3:18pm Matt from Springfield: Besides a new shipment of "Oaxaca Gold", I got something new called the "Bad Rodriguez" you may like...
	3:18pm common: hell yea!
	3:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Caliente!
	3:19pm Blechhhhhman: love irwin & fmu
	3:20pm Laura L: "ft." Mala Rodríguez--i.e., "featuring," as in Prof. Elemental entry?
	👻 3:21pm Alison Porchnik: Irwin sounds so smoove today, doesn't he? Irwin, you sound so smoove!
	👻 3:22pm rrg: Yes, Laura, that's my take on "ft.". Hey, whattya think, it should be "Art Blakey and The Jazz Messengers", not "Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers", right?
	3:22pm Listening Out There: He do sound mellifluously mellow. Of course, this is early in the program, o' course...
	👻 3:23pm rrg: Rainfall agrees with Irwin.
	3:23pm Listening Out There: Ah. And I sound redundantly redundant...
	3:24pm Matt from Springfield: @LOT/rrg: That's the "Tangerine Rainfall" effect on a DJ..
	3:24pm Listening Out There: Oh. It's the End of the World Machine again...
	👻 3:24pm rrg: An unintentional click on the comments page popped up this for me (and now, for you): Smoove Smoove is a French company that designs, manufactures and markets products related to bike-sharing. The company produces lightweight bike stands that require virtually no civil engineering and no electricity. The lock is on the bicycle, situated in the fork. It secures the bike in the stations and outside the stations with an auto-winding cable.
	3:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...smoove move rrg...
	3:27pm Irwin: LL: I consistentized the "ft."
	👻 3:28pm Alison Porchnik: rrg - what a coincidence. The city just annexed about 50 feet of parking space on my street to install a bike-sharing station. Since I am a fan of bicycling and don't own a car I shouldn't mind, but visiting friends have to park, and parking is already at such a premium here.
	👻 3:28pm rrg: Well...okay. At least it's consistent now.
	👻 3:29pm rrg: The band name "Peter Bjorn & John" bugs me. That's what they call themselves but there should be some commas in there.
	3:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Martin Newell!
	3:30pm Laura L: @rrg, do they ever play on their own as "The Jazz Messengers"? I think even if they do I would keep it lowercase, as it's a definite article that is part of a band title. Thank heavens for the consistentization that just occurred!
	👻 3:33pm rrg: Yeah, I think that just about everyone (except Mr. Bloomberg and a few bikers) is pissed off at the appropriation of already-scarce car parking space for bicycles.
	👻 3:35pm rrg: We had this discussion before, Laura, and you more or less agreed with me. This flip-flopping hurts. I'm sticking with upper-casing the definite (and indefinite) articles in band names for now.
	3:36pm Michael: If the bike program there works as ours does in Boston, the bike racks will be gone in the winter and spaces will be back for a while at least. And howdy to Irwin.
	3:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Number Stations: become a favorite topic... - Is there an 'END' key/command on Mac keyboards - ??...
	👻 3:39pm rrg: On full-size keyboards, RRN63, but not on notebook keyboards.
	3:39pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Do a search on "number stations" on the WFMU website; several DJs have played portions of numbers stations!
	3:40pm Matt from Springfield: Besnarked Lakies, in Canada.
	👻 3:40pm Alison Porchnik: Laura - what's your feeling about The Bronx vs. the Bronx? Working in T/the Bronx, I have occasion to write borough's name often was taken to task by some Bronxites for not capitalizing the article, which is traditionally how the name was written. So I went back to The Bronx, even though it wasn't being written that way much at Lehman. But recently I've seen so many inconsistencies, and now it seems even some official Bronx websites and signage have made the switch, either intentionally or unofficially. Being a fan of consistency I've switched back. But I'm also a fan of tradition like the serial comma. What would you do?
	3:41pm Laura L: @rrg--I'm being inconsistent, it's awful, isn't it! Must be the dreary weather. I still read "ft." as "feet," and so I want to know how tall S. Jemmett and M. Rodríguez are.
	👻 3:42pm rrg: Yeah, in my own library I usually abbreviate it as "feat." rather than "ft.".
	3:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx & Thx! ...So where is this Key - ?! ...Too MS Words for 'em? - Gotta Key says 'Home' but won't take me to beginning of line...
	👻 3:43pm G: @RR63: It only takes you to the beginning of your line :)
	👻 3:44pm rrg: superuser.com...
	👻 3:45pm rrg: Home is Fn ← End is Fn → Page Up is Fn ↑ Page Down is Fn ↓
	👻 3:45pm rrg: Or so it says on that link I posted.
	3:46pm Matt from Springfield: @LL/rrg: But, I always read it as "feet" mentally, whether ft. or feat.
	3:46pm Laura L: @AP, lowercase "the Bronx," unless at the opening of a sentence. Same goes for the Windy City, the Bay Area, the Village, etc.
	3:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ftg.?...Paul was one of the Beatles...The Beatles was a band... - Holy Crow! Just flailed @ a FunctionKey & the CD tray opened - like Robby the Robot! Thx & Thx again, rrg!, everybody! ...I figure Punctuation is my bitch - not other way around (to some extent): Close Quotation after a Period weirds me out...I like ' rather than " for Quotes anyhow, unless necessary for other reasons...
	3:49pm max: i just printed this yesterday, this song made me happy: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:34396
	👻 3:50pm Alison Porchnik: Laura L - how do I explain this to angry Bronxites who insist that because the article is part of the name it should be capitalized (and they have the weight of tradition behind them)? They do have a point. But I like it better with a l/c L.
	3:59pm Laura L: @ AP, well, I guess you don't even try, because Bronxites sound like a stubborn lot! Just let them do what they do--the Live and Let Live policy has to go into effect sometimes.
	4:01pm Mike East: weird...I was just sending an email about the rehearsals for the Apollo gig...I think I may be seeing your guest next week...
	👻 4:02pm Alison Porchnik: I can't understand what he's singing. It's like Nirvana but jazz.
	4:02pm Groove Tube: Shake it Clark
	4:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Wow - I (aged 50 in Nov.) think I almost remember that SoupySales...
	👻 4:08pm rrg: That is SUCH a good story.
	4:09pm Emile: Did he put Slim Gaillard on Night Music? Will never forget it.
	4:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...One was an Age of Expansion & Exploration - the other an Age of Demographic Commercial Compartmentalization...
	👻 4:12pm rrg: Slim Gaillard Trio on NightMusic: www.youtube.com...‎
	4:13pm Mike East: Nicholas Payton is really good.
	4:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: James Carter! He blows the stops off the sax...
	4:14pm Caryn: Gotta say, the Tim Buckley tribute concert Hal organised is the one bootleg tape I desperately want to get my hands on, but haven't been able to. Mainly the two Jeff Buckley performances, but the rest would be interesting too.
	4:14pm Carmichael: OK, just blew in off the wind. Cleaners from Venus, nice.
	4:16pm Listening Out There: I saw a solo Slim Gaillard many years back, and he was a hoot indeed. Had the audience singing "Down by the station, early in the morning..." and going "Woo woo" at the right places.
	4:17pm Marmalade Kitty: I'm logged in permanently! This is great!
	👻 4:19pm rrg: When was that Tim Buckley tribute concert?
	4:21pm Marmalade Kitty: I'd like to heara duet, Macy Gray singing with Henry Butler on keys.
	4:25pm Caryn: @rrg: 1991, I think
	👻 4:26pm rrg: Jeff Buckley's songs from that concert are findable online, I think.
	4:27pm lou: http://www.howardkaylan.com/ He'll sign the book
	👻 4:33pm G: Too-expensive used book solution needed? ILL it (interlibrary loan/borrowing) and xerox it. Has worked for me since about 1986. That's for if you covet the content, not the object qua object aesthetically or as a collector's item.
	👻 4:33pm rrg: The Harry Stein book about Tiny Tim is findable from online book sellers but it's frightfully expensive.
	4:33pm Clark Barr: Wow. brings back memories of seeing Tiny Tim singing in the Hu Ke Lau lounge in Pittsburgh, back in 1980...
	4:34pm Carmichael: I starred your profile, Kitty!
	4:35pm Caryn: Having just watched an evening of Lenny Bruce programming, the suppository question would've been answered very quickly.
	👻 4:37pm G: It's 243 pages, that HS Tiny Tim 1976 book. Not much to xerox if you really want the content rather than the book-object.
	4:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - the 'Great Night in Harlem' photo : blog.onefinestay.com... ...more Jazz Artists together in the daytime than shoulda been possible (a real happening)...
	4:38pm common: i love those sound effects records.
	4:39pm northguineahills: I have a bevy of sound effect recs.
	4:40pm Marmalade Kitty: Thank you, Carmichael! :)
	4:41pm Uncle Michael: Greetings...from quite near KC.
	4:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so erm- that was a Great Day in Harlem (photo) ...& here is the Film on YouTube: www.youtube.com... - Props to Macy Gray for taking on LadyDay (no less)!
	4:43pm Emile: Yeah, great show tonight, Irwin. Coming in clear in Tel Aviv.
	4:44pm Carmichael: Come to think of it, I also have a bunch of sound effects LPs. I have no idea why.
	4:45pm Brian C.: This afternoon, these sounds are perfect for my ears
	4:49pm Carmichael: The one with the big hypodermic needle on the cover I played a lot.
	4:55pm Taylor: Just a reminder to everyone: You cannont afford an Arp 2600. I checked. (At least I think that's what I'm hearing on this cut.)
	👻 4:58pm rrg: $10,000 on eBay.
	4:59pm Uncle Michael: You can't afford not to have one.
	4:59pm Groove Tube: Thanks gentlemen. Really enjoying the show.
	5:03pm Jeff: Does this be that Arp, or one of its kin? www.flickr.com...
	5:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Young Lions' Vs. 'ParaJazz' 'Punks' ???
	5:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - appropriate to replicating Kansas City 'headcutting' contests?
	5:10pm Brett: "Powerhouse" is so great!
	5:11pm Carmichael: Awesome! 1st heard this on a Bugs Bunny cartoon.
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah it is!...
	5:12pm Caryn: "Powerhouse": the soundtrack to my WB toons-watching childhood...
	5:14pm Caryn: Now I feel like listening to the Devo version...
	5:15pm Robert: I just have to report that "Powerhouse" gave me goosebumps. I don't remember that piece having done so to me in the past, and I don't know particularly why it did so now, but this rendition must've impressed me, considering I was concentrating on other things. Well done!
	5:17pm Uncle Michael: That was a pretty faithful cover of original recording.
	5:18pm Robert: But I can't help trying to analyze, so I figure it might've been the way they held back & then built up, maybe more starkly than other recordings of it. Gave me an erection -- of the hair.
	5:19pm Taylor: Jeff: Yes, that Arp. I dinked around with one in college in '91. It was fun but I will not pay $10k just to dink again.
	5:20pm Uncle Michael: $10k buys a lot of Dinky.
	5:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - tad tangential - but since the great Bill Frisell connected - Star Rover on Airborne Event other night reminded me (if no one else) of him a bit : www.wfmu.org...
	👻 5:22pm rrg: We're eavesdropping.
	5:23pm Robert: Now that you've got my att'n...it's CHANTY, NOT SHANTY! You sing it, it's not a shack.
	5:23pm Carmichael: It's probably that primal drum beat, Robert. Pretty popular swing style back in the 40s/50s.
	👻 5:24pm rrg: Actually I think the word "shanty" can mean either thing. These days.
	👻 5:25pm rrg: WFMU is treating us the way we treat WFMU. Talking about whatever we want, ignoring them.
	👻 5:25pm rrg: i have some tapes!
	👻 5:25pm G: But there is a certain synergy nonetheless, nesspah, rrg? :)
	5:26pm Uncle Michael: On Hulu: www.hulu.com...
	5:26pm Carmichael: Irwin doesn't care. Unless he wants to.
	5:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ha! That's great rrg! ...Who wants to hear about that insignificant show SNL & its' people (irony)...
	👻 5:28pm rrg: It bugs me that the first album is called "Rogue's Gallery" and the second is "Son of Rogues Gallery" with no apostrophe. I put one in anyway.
	👻 5:28pm rrg: There's nothing "regular" about Irwin's show.
	👻 5:34pm rrg: I've never met Hal Willner but I have several friends who know him. He's a friend-of-a-friend multiple times over. Such an interesting fellow.
	5:35pm Jeff: @Taylor: then if you're fond of that Arp sound, you owe it to yourself to listen to the session at which those photos were taken... Balboa on Scott Williams's show from 19 November 2012: www.wfmu.org...
	5:37pm Taylor: weeps quietly in his cubicle ...patch cords
	5:42pm Carmichael: Yes, Taylor. A keyboard entangled in a sea of brightly colored patch cords. Brings a tear to my eye.
	5:48pm Laura L: 1) you must stay on Wednesdays; 2) Joe Frank--that's great news!
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow!: Re-Intro'd to Joe Frank!
	👻 5:50pm rrg: I was distracted for a few minutes. (All right, I was working.) Irwin didn't say that he might not be on Wednesdays any more, did he?
	5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He did more or less say Schedules change in June & he isn't totally certain.
	👻 5:53pm rrg: There are no guarantees but could Ken really do such a shitty thing as that?
	5:54pm Laura L: He did! He said he figures he will be, but the schedule is coming up for changes for summer and you never know... I don't think Ken would do such a shitty thing as that, no, but you never know what messages Ken might receive from Dr. Booty Grabber. Nah, he wouldn't do that.
	👻 5:56pm rrg: I blinked and now it's almost 6pm. It's almost time to turn off the radio. It's almost time to sayonara.
	5:56pm Irwin: Ken is so unpredictable. He just came in the studio and he's no longer Caucasian!
	👻 5:56pm rrg: Coppertone.
	👻 5:57pm rrg: Sayonara. What's for dinner? That's for me to know and you not to know. À bientôt.
	9:35am Michael: Finished the show this morning. Music was wonderful of course but hearing you two just talk was pretty fantastic as well. And coincidentally, reading Uncut and their feature on Jeff Buckley this morning on my train noticed Hal quoted about the concert and sidebar on Nick Hill and the “box set” he has ready to go. Interesting read.