WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from May 22, 2013

Listener comments!
	11:58am Uncle Michael: This morning is still being updated.
	11:58am Rich in Washington: ...
	11:59am Rich in Washington: Can we reboot today?
	11:59am Uncle Michael: ctrl-alt-del
	12:00pm Uncle Michael: New updates are available.
	12:01pm Rich in Washington: That did it! Thanks Uncle Michael!
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: <- Tech support.
	12:03pm Uncle Michael: Hi Amanda!
	12:03pm pacific standard simon: Dog is my tech support.
	12:04pm Lizardner Dave: This radio show occurs in the future.
	12:04pm Dog Schulkind: I am?
	12:04pm dvx: Hello Amanda and everyone!
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: Dog is my codependent.
	12:05pm fleep: Commencing we are. Amanda we greet.
	12:05pm pacific standard simon: And I ain't talkin' 'bout no TRUSS, y'all.
	12:05pm Carmichael: Nothing like a little bit of ska to jump-start the day. Hi Amanda!
	12:06pm Amanda: Hi everyone! Welcome listeners both young and old, and new and old. UM, thanks for the tech help today. What is my ticket number?
	12:07pm pacific standard simon: I have just been assured that I am going to Buddhist heaven for my humane spider eviction techniques.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Amanda, you're always number one.
	12:09pm Doug Schulkind: Speaking of Buddhist restraint—no cicada sightings in Pittsburgh. I hear the NYC/NJ invasion has begun. (I'm lookin' at you, Staten Island.)
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: Cicadas make me miss our old dog Buster. He assured us they were the yummiest thing EVER.
	12:10pm fleep: Buddhist restraint sounds like some sort of Zen handcuffs.
	12:11pm Lizardner Dave: I haven't seen or heard any on Staten Island but my part of the East Shore got a nice dose of seawater and sewage backup from Sandy so I imagine that cut down the population in my neighborhood.
	12:13pm pacific standard simon: MERCY.
	12:13pm pacific standard simon: ROWRRR.
	12:14pm Amanda: I bet that cicadas to a dog are like hard-shell tacos or something similarly yummy. Shoutout (typeout) to the Golden Cicada bar here in Jersey City. Maybe they'll have a festival?
	12:15pm pacific standard simon: Or chocolate truffles.
	12:18pm fleep: Nice choice.
	12:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gawd is my CoPilot - but EthylAlchyhol is muh damned Chiropracter - 'n' Caffeine makes it possibe to get up - but FMU makes it worth it...
	12:21pm pacific standard simon: I experienced the Kansas cicada invasion of 1980 -- if you forgot to take the box fan out of the window when it was off, the bugs would get trapped in your room and fly around every so often, screeching like Diamanda Galas.
	12:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - Zenmasters hit students w/ stix to keep them Awake ...cuffs can't be far behind...
	12:24pm Eugene: The Golden Cicada may be some kind of mating vessel for the little buggers.
	12:28pm Skirkie: Tom mentioned The Golden Cicada last night, now I'm in the mood to go.
	12:28pm Uncle Michael: Did Randy Newman write that jingle...or just sue whoever did?
	12:30pm Gary: Ed's Redeeming Qualities Blog will apparently wait as well :) http://edsredeemingqualities.blogspot.com/
	12:31pm Uncle Michael: back shortly...
	12:32pm dvx: Those old jingles were designed for their staying power in the mind.
	12:33pm Doug Schulkind: Cicadas have landed in NY Mag: nymag.com...
	12:40pm Carmichael: This is either Tori Amos or David Bowie.
	12:47pm Brian in UK: 'ello What's occuring.
	12:47pm pacific standard simon: Heigh-ho. I have a job interview this afternoon. To make soup, salad and sandwiches for lunchtime downtown office workers. No mo' graveyard shift, but no mo' FMU at work, neither.
	12:47pm Amanda: 'ello and welcome, Brian in UK!
	12:49pm Carmichael: Oh Man, I love G. Love.
	12:51pm Amanda: PS Simon, that sounds like a pretty fun job anyway. If there was only some way to listen to FMU at the same time it would be great work for that...
	12:52pm Brian in UK: If you like Ska & Kooban music. Try Ska Cubano. Got a lovely piece of halibut for tea tonight. Mmmmmm.
	12:53pm ndbob: morning/afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:53pm pacific standard simon: It actually is the kind of job I'm looking for, but HEY, my unemployment only just got approved this week...
	12:54pm Carmichael: Hi Bob!
	12:56pm pacific standard simon: Bobby Sherman is a ARTIST and should be TAKEN SERIOUSLY.
	12:56pm Brian in UK: Hello bob. Fuschia is OK.
	12:57pm pacific standard simon: Goldenrod sounds like a good name for a drag performer.
	1:06pm Amanda: Heh, nice one
	1:09pm Stanley: Turning on, tuning in etc.
	1:10pm Amanda: Let's hope the stream does not "drop out." Eh? Eh???
	1:13pm Doug Schulkind: I wasn't a drop-out, I just took 30 years off between my junior and senior year. (True story.)
	1:15pm Stanley: Nice one Doug...I wish I could have 30 years off.
	1:16pm Stanley: ... or be a person of leisure.
	1:20pm Van in DC: @Doug - I'm kind of in the same boat. Still going though. Hi Amanda, Doug, peoples.
	1:20pm Amanda: Hi there, Van!
	1:21pm Stanley: Halibut eh, Brian? That's it, I'm definitely going round the ol' chippy tonight (After the show, of course)
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: 30 years and counting here. I'm totally playing my favorite Bobby Sherman song...soon. Good luck, Simon!
	1:26pm Stanley: All together now...oo,oo,oooo
	1:26pm Rich in Washington: Hey! It's that phone commercial song!
	1:26pm pacific standard simon: Thanks, Michael. Thankfully, I can put off shaving until after Amanda's show.
	1:28pm pacific standard simon: There's those high notes!
	1:29pm ndbob: actually my heat is on - though much nicer tomorrow
	1:29pm Van in DC: Brian in UK @ 12:56 - was that a reference to Harps Of Fuchsia Kalmia by chance...? I've thought they are awesome ever since hearing Doug play them before.
	1:31pm Stanley: @Van - I dunno, Brian can be pretty cryptic
	1:33pm Doug Schulkind: I loved Artisanal Popsicle's early records. Before they sold out.
	1:34pm Rich in Washington: I am scared to buy anything edible from someone with a big, waxy hipster moustache, artisanal or not.
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: Wait...they're sold out of posicles? But...I heard bells...grrr
	1:35pm pacific standard simon: Cicada recipes from the University of Maryland: www.newsdesk.umd.edu...
	1:37pm Amanda: @Rich, I am of a similar mind, but the TMBG told me that he wasn't such a hipster after all; he was being true to himself.
	1:40pm pacific standard simon: Anyone ever hear Alex perform this song post-Box Tops?
	1:41pm Rich in Washington: @Amanada: It's hard to tell the difference in Portland OR but TMBGs is a pretty good indicator of genuine coolness.
	1:43pm Amanda: I hear that! And I hasten to add that it's possible to be hip and cool at the same time, though I myself have never mastered that combo.
	1:44pm Amanda: For me it's like patting your head and rubbing your belly at the same time.
	1:45pm pacific standard simon: You can ring my Bell.
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: Hip is pretty uncool, if you ask me.
	1:46pm ndbob: I like it when the cicadas are around.. none anywhere near here - I was living in Maryland when Brood X was around in 2004
	1:46pm Stanley: @Amanda - I get ya but being unhip and cool is actually the real cool.
	1:47pm Doug Schulkind: Did Ray just say "cicadas"?
	1:47pm Parq: On the subject of being cool and hip, this here is pretty much my biography: bestofcalvinandhobbes.com...
	1:48pm pacific standard simon: I've always settled for "quirky".
	1:48pm Uncle Michael: Alan O'Day has moved on. He's finally going to meet his Undercover Angel.
	1:49pm Brian in UK: @Van it was more Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast. The 77th Earls daughter was called Fuschia. In fact Sting liked the books so much that he called his daughter by that name.
	1:49pm northguineahills: Got here just in time for the Box Tops!
	1:51pm Stanley: ...and I just planted a bunch in the window boxes, yesterday.
	1:52pm ndbob: I read Titus Groan long ago but never made it to the other Gormenghast books
	1:53pm Brian in UK: @Stanley, I am as straight as the day is long, guv. If I was Coptic I would be living in Egypt. Oh Mummy where art thou.
	1:54pm Brian in UK: @ndbob The BBC did a wonderful adaptation a year or two ago. Wonder if UbuWeb has it.
	1:54pm Amanda: Sad about Alan O'Day, he was pretty young. At least he seemed so when I saw him play keyboards at the Ponderosa Stomp a couple of years ago. (Not for himself, though they let him sing a couple of bars of "Undercover Angel."
	1:56pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	1:56pm Brian in UK: Good luck Simon this afternoon.
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: No dammit...no! OK...fine. Great show, Amanda. Thank you.
	1:57pm pacific standard simon: NO! Goodbye music... Thank you for a delightful show, Amanda.
	1:58pm Stanlé: Thanks again Amanda Great stuff guys.
	1:58pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... While Amanda dashes out to "walk" some more "dogs," rest easy in the knowledge that a couple of Best-in-Show purebreds are slated for live radio on the Drummer Stream tomorrow: Charlie Lewis and Busy Doing Nothing at Noon and Matt Fiveash at 2pm. In the meantime, you can bark at the cicadas all you want, but there here to stay. For a while. Also here to stay is Give the Drummer Radio, which streams 24 motherloving hours a day! These creepy-crawly artists are scheduled to entertain you here on the stream for the next little while: Claude Channes Lou Pride Family of Eve Dodo Marmarosa Cab Calloway Don Redman West Nkosi Tito Puente Don Tosti y Su Trio Smokey Hogg Lonnie Lyons Combo Los 007 Smokey and His Sister Bembeya Jazz National Piero Umiliani Bob Luman T. Texas Tyler Hank Willams Eartha Kitt Wow, Smokey Hogg and Smokey and His Sister—unplanned!
	1:59pm Stevel: Great show, per usual. Say hey to the canine crowd!
	1:59pm pacific standard simon: Cheers, Brian! Toasting with a bowl of chowder.
	2:00pm Brian in UK: Olé Stanlé
	2:05pm Amanda: Thank you for listening, everyone! I'll see you all soon. BIG HUGZ

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from May 22, 2013

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May 22, 2013: Don't Look Back In Anger

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
The Selecter	Too Much Pressure "Too Much Pressure" by "The Selecter"	Too Much Pressure	Chrysalis	1980	LP		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ambulance LTD	Primitive (The Way I Treat You)	Ambulance LTD - EP	TVT	2003			0:05:57 (Pop-up)
The Secrets	Pretty Woman "Pretty Woman" by "The Secrets"	s/t	Bomb	1980	LP		0:09:51 (Pop-up)
Royal Headache	Two Kinds Of Love "Two Kinds Of Love" by "Royal Headache"	s/t	RIP Society	2011	LP		0:12:36 (Pop-up)
Altered Images	Insects "Insects" by "Altered Images"	I Could Be Happy 12"	Portrait	1981	12"		0:15:06 (Pop-up)
The Bluebells	H.O.L.L.A.N.D. "H.O.L.L.A.N.D." by "The Bluebells"	I'm Falling 12"	London / Sire	1984	12"		0:18:34 (Pop-up)
Ed's Redeeming Qualities	I Will Wait	Big Grapefruit Cleanup Job	Slow River	1995	CD		0:22:05 (Pop-up)
	Hershey's Kisses "Hershey's Kisses"			1987		YouTube	0:25:50 (Pop-up)

Tori Amos (live at Wembley Stadium)	Don't Look Back In Anger						0:34:45 (Pop-up)
Christine Lavin	Air Conditioner "Air Conditioner" by "Christine Lavin"	Beau Woes and Other Problems of Modern Life	Philo	1986	LP		0:39:10 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	American Beauty Rose						0:41:57 (Pop-up)
G. Love and Special Sauce	Rhyme for the Summertime/Cold Beverage	s/t	Okeh	1993	Cassette		0:44:23 (Pop-up)
Bobby Sherman	Goodtime Song "Goodtime Song" by "Bobby Sherman"	Getting Together	Metromedia	1971	LP		0:49:53 (Pop-up)

Ed's Redeeming Qualities	How Come No One's Dancin'?	Big Grapefruit Cleanup Job					1:01:32 (Pop-up)
Dr. Dog	Heart It Races "Heart It Races" by "Dr. Dog"		Park the Van	2007	7"		1:05:29 (Pop-up)
Cracker	Whole Lotta Trouble "Whole Lotta Trouble" by "Cracker"	Empire Records (sndtrk)	A&M	1995	CD		1:08:59 (Pop-up)
Edsel	Suits Me Fine "Suits Me Fine" by "Edsel"	Vehicle (comp EP)	Shute	1994	7"		1:11:21 (Pop-up)
Valley Lodge	If It Takes All Night	s/t	D-Text	2005	CD		1:13:55 (Pop-up)
John Doe and the Sadies	Stop the World and Let Me Off						1:18:29 (Pop-up)
The Dandy Warhols	Bohemian Like You					sung along to	1:22:15 (Pop-up)

Dawn	I Can't Believe How Much I Love You		Bell	1973	7"		1:33:05 (Pop-up)
The Box Tops	Whiter Shade of Pale	The Letter/Neon Rainbow	Bell		LP		1:36:11 (Pop-up)
Syndicate of Sound	You "You" by "Syndicate of Sound"		Bell	1966	7"		1:40:12 (Pop-up)
Ray Charles	Two Years of Torture "Two Years of Torture" by "Ray Charles"	The Genius of Ray Charles	Atlantic		LP		1:43:34 (Pop-up)
The Doo-Rights	Jingle Jangle "Jingle Jangle" by "The Doo-Rights"		Double Shot	1967	7"		1:46:21 (Pop-up)
The Orlons	Goin' Places "Goin' Places" by "The Orlons"		Cameo	1963	7"		1:48:28 (Pop-up)
Fats Domino	Don't Leave Me This Way						1:51:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:58am Uncle Michael: This morning is still being updated.
	11:58am Rich in Washington: ...
	11:59am Rich in Washington: Can we reboot today?
	11:59am Uncle Michael: ctrl-alt-del
	12:00pm Uncle Michael: New updates are available.
	12:01pm Rich in Washington: That did it! Thanks Uncle Michael!
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: <- Tech support.
	12:03pm Uncle Michael: Hi Amanda!
	12:03pm pacific standard simon: Dog is my tech support.
	12:04pm Lizardner Dave: This radio show occurs in the future.
	12:04pm Dog Schulkind: I am?
	12:04pm dvx: Hello Amanda and everyone!
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: Dog is my codependent.
	12:05pm fleep: Commencing we are. Amanda we greet.
	12:05pm pacific standard simon: And I ain't talkin' 'bout no TRUSS, y'all.
	12:05pm Carmichael: Nothing like a little bit of ska to jump-start the day. Hi Amanda!
	12:06pm Amanda: Hi everyone! Welcome listeners both young and old, and new and old. UM, thanks for the tech help today. What is my ticket number?
	12:07pm pacific standard simon: I have just been assured that I am going to Buddhist heaven for my humane spider eviction techniques.
	12:09pm Uncle Michael: Amanda, you're always number one.
	12:09pm Doug Schulkind: Speaking of Buddhist restraint—no cicada sightings in Pittsburgh. I hear the NYC/NJ invasion has begun. (I'm lookin' at you, Staten Island.)
	12:10pm Uncle Michael: Cicadas make me miss our old dog Buster. He assured us they were the yummiest thing EVER.
	12:10pm fleep: Buddhist restraint sounds like some sort of Zen handcuffs.
	12:11pm Lizardner Dave: I haven't seen or heard any on Staten Island but my part of the East Shore got a nice dose of seawater and sewage backup from Sandy so I imagine that cut down the population in my neighborhood.
	12:13pm pacific standard simon: MERCY.
	12:13pm pacific standard simon: ROWRRR.
	12:14pm Amanda: I bet that cicadas to a dog are like hard-shell tacos or something similarly yummy. Shoutout (typeout) to the Golden Cicada bar here in Jersey City. Maybe they'll have a festival?
	12:15pm pacific standard simon: Or chocolate truffles.
	12:18pm fleep: Nice choice.
	12:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gawd is my CoPilot - but EthylAlchyhol is muh damned Chiropracter - 'n' Caffeine makes it possibe to get up - but FMU makes it worth it...
	12:21pm pacific standard simon: I experienced the Kansas cicada invasion of 1980 -- if you forgot to take the box fan out of the window when it was off, the bugs would get trapped in your room and fly around every so often, screeching like Diamanda Galas.
	12:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - Zenmasters hit students w/ stix to keep them Awake ...cuffs can't be far behind...
	12:24pm Eugene: The Golden Cicada may be some kind of mating vessel for the little buggers.
	12:28pm Skirkie: Tom mentioned The Golden Cicada last night, now I'm in the mood to go.
	12:28pm Uncle Michael: Did Randy Newman write that jingle...or just sue whoever did?
	12:30pm Gary: Ed's Redeeming Qualities Blog will apparently wait as well :) http://edsredeemingqualities.blogspot.com/
	12:31pm Uncle Michael: back shortly...
	12:32pm dvx: Those old jingles were designed for their staying power in the mind.
	12:33pm Doug Schulkind: Cicadas have landed in NY Mag: nymag.com...
	12:40pm Carmichael: This is either Tori Amos or David Bowie.
	12:47pm Brian in UK: 'ello What's occuring.
	12:47pm pacific standard simon: Heigh-ho. I have a job interview this afternoon. To make soup, salad and sandwiches for lunchtime downtown office workers. No mo' graveyard shift, but no mo' FMU at work, neither.
	12:47pm Amanda: 'ello and welcome, Brian in UK!
	12:49pm Carmichael: Oh Man, I love G. Love.
	12:51pm Amanda: PS Simon, that sounds like a pretty fun job anyway. If there was only some way to listen to FMU at the same time it would be great work for that...
	12:52pm Brian in UK: If you like Ska & Kooban music. Try Ska Cubano. Got a lovely piece of halibut for tea tonight. Mmmmmm.
	12:53pm ndbob: morning/afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:53pm pacific standard simon: It actually is the kind of job I'm looking for, but HEY, my unemployment only just got approved this week...
	12:54pm Carmichael: Hi Bob!
	12:56pm pacific standard simon: Bobby Sherman is a ARTIST and should be TAKEN SERIOUSLY.
	12:56pm Brian in UK: Hello bob. Fuschia is OK.
	12:57pm pacific standard simon: Goldenrod sounds like a good name for a drag performer.
	1:06pm Amanda: Heh, nice one
	1:09pm Stanley: Turning on, tuning in etc.
	1:10pm Amanda: Let's hope the stream does not "drop out." Eh? Eh???
	1:13pm Doug Schulkind: I wasn't a drop-out, I just took 30 years off between my junior and senior year. (True story.)
	1:15pm Stanley: Nice one Doug...I wish I could have 30 years off.
	1:16pm Stanley: ... or be a person of leisure.
	1:20pm Van in DC: @Doug - I'm kind of in the same boat. Still going though. Hi Amanda, Doug, peoples.
	1:20pm Amanda: Hi there, Van!
	1:21pm Stanley: Halibut eh, Brian? That's it, I'm definitely going round the ol' chippy tonight (After the show, of course)
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: 30 years and counting here. I'm totally playing my favorite Bobby Sherman song...soon. Good luck, Simon!
	1:26pm Stanley: All together now...oo,oo,oooo
	1:26pm Rich in Washington: Hey! It's that phone commercial song!
	1:26pm pacific standard simon: Thanks, Michael. Thankfully, I can put off shaving until after Amanda's show.
	1:28pm pacific standard simon: There's those high notes!
	1:29pm ndbob: actually my heat is on - though much nicer tomorrow
	1:29pm Van in DC: Brian in UK @ 12:56 - was that a reference to Harps Of Fuchsia Kalmia by chance...? I've thought they are awesome ever since hearing Doug play them before.
	1:31pm Stanley: @Van - I dunno, Brian can be pretty cryptic
	1:33pm Doug Schulkind: I loved Artisanal Popsicle's early records. Before they sold out.
	1:34pm Rich in Washington: I am scared to buy anything edible from someone with a big, waxy hipster moustache, artisanal or not.
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: Wait...they're sold out of posicles? But...I heard bells...grrr
	1:35pm pacific standard simon: Cicada recipes from the University of Maryland: www.newsdesk.umd.edu...
	1:37pm Amanda: @Rich, I am of a similar mind, but the TMBG told me that he wasn't such a hipster after all; he was being true to himself.
	1:40pm pacific standard simon: Anyone ever hear Alex perform this song post-Box Tops?
	1:41pm Rich in Washington: @Amanada: It's hard to tell the difference in Portland OR but TMBGs is a pretty good indicator of genuine coolness.
	1:43pm Amanda: I hear that! And I hasten to add that it's possible to be hip and cool at the same time, though I myself have never mastered that combo.
	1:44pm Amanda: For me it's like patting your head and rubbing your belly at the same time.
	1:45pm pacific standard simon: You can ring my Bell.
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: Hip is pretty uncool, if you ask me.
	1:46pm ndbob: I like it when the cicadas are around.. none anywhere near here - I was living in Maryland when Brood X was around in 2004
	1:46pm Stanley: @Amanda - I get ya but being unhip and cool is actually the real cool.
	1:47pm Doug Schulkind: Did Ray just say "cicadas"?
	1:47pm Parq: On the subject of being cool and hip, this here is pretty much my biography: bestofcalvinandhobbes.com...
	1:48pm pacific standard simon: I've always settled for "quirky".
	1:48pm Uncle Michael: Alan O'Day has moved on. He's finally going to meet his Undercover Angel.
	1:49pm Brian in UK: @Van it was more Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast. The 77th Earls daughter was called Fuschia. In fact Sting liked the books so much that he called his daughter by that name.
	1:49pm northguineahills: Got here just in time for the Box Tops!
	1:51pm Stanley: ...and I just planted a bunch in the window boxes, yesterday.
	1:52pm ndbob: I read Titus Groan long ago but never made it to the other Gormenghast books
	1:53pm Brian in UK: @Stanley, I am as straight as the day is long, guv. If I was Coptic I would be living in Egypt. Oh Mummy where art thou.
	1:54pm Brian in UK: @ndbob The BBC did a wonderful adaptation a year or two ago. Wonder if UbuWeb has it.
	1:54pm Amanda: Sad about Alan O'Day, he was pretty young. At least he seemed so when I saw him play keyboards at the Ponderosa Stomp a couple of years ago. (Not for himself, though they let him sing a couple of bars of "Undercover Angel."
	1:56pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	1:56pm Brian in UK: Good luck Simon this afternoon.
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: No dammit...no! OK...fine. Great show, Amanda. Thank you.
	1:57pm pacific standard simon: NO! Goodbye music... Thank you for a delightful show, Amanda.
	1:58pm Stanlé: Thanks again Amanda Great stuff guys.
	1:58pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... While Amanda dashes out to "walk" some more "dogs," rest easy in the knowledge that a couple of Best-in-Show purebreds are slated for live radio on the Drummer Stream tomorrow: Charlie Lewis and Busy Doing Nothing at Noon and Matt Fiveash at 2pm. In the meantime, you can bark at the cicadas all you want, but there here to stay. For a while. Also here to stay is Give the Drummer Radio, which streams 24 motherloving hours a day! These creepy-crawly artists are scheduled to entertain you here on the stream for the next little while: Claude Channes Lou Pride Family of Eve Dodo Marmarosa Cab Calloway Don Redman West Nkosi Tito Puente Don Tosti y Su Trio Smokey Hogg Lonnie Lyons Combo Los 007 Smokey and His Sister Bembeya Jazz National Piero Umiliani Bob Luman T. Texas Tyler Hank Willams Eartha Kitt Wow, Smokey Hogg and Smokey and His Sister—unplanned!
	1:59pm Stevel: Great show, per usual. Say hey to the canine crowd!
	1:59pm pacific standard simon: Cheers, Brian! Toasting with a bowl of chowder.
	2:00pm Brian in UK: Olé Stanlé
	2:05pm Amanda: Thank you for listening, everyone! I'll see you all soon. BIG HUGZ

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from May 22, 2013

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