WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from May 29, 2013

Listener comments!
	👻 3:01pm G: Let the Sun Ra shine on in!
	3:03pm Caryn: Nice crisp chicken salad and Sun Ra: this will be nice.
	3:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: > Calling Planet Earth! < ~ We Invoke the Presence of the Living Myth! ~
	3:04pm Mike East: hooray for the good doctor!
	3:04pm Sem Chumbo: Ok,I'm in for the duration. Sun, rah rah rah.
	3:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Iron Butterfly Theme!!! - Hurray Irwin!!!
	👻 3:11pm G: In a gadda da pretty obscure track definitely worth exhuming. Check.
	3:12pm Caryn: This reminds me, need to rewatch "Manhunter".
	3:13pm tikbartok: My favorite song at age 13
	3:23pm Rick from SC: More hippy music please
	3:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Iron Butterfly were an L.A. band, mahhn ...like, totally plastic...
	3:25pm Caryn: There's a bit of hippie music on WFMU. But not a lot of hippie-dippie music.
	3:28pm Alison Porchnik: As long as there's no hippie dancing.
	3:33pm Michael: aka twirling Alison. We shall have none of that.
	3:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a slippery slope; next thing you know - hackeysack & cheap patchouli...
	3:34pm Caryn: Unless you're Wonder Woman changing outfits, never twirl.
	3:35pm common: never heard the rotary connection. nice harmonies.
	3:39pm rsj: minty fresh?
	3:42pm lindsay: Sandals and Lovebeads. I was there in 68. We thought we could change the world with music.Mackin on your groove Irwin.
	3:43pm Droll: The WFMU parking lot scene will be familiar to any hippie: grilled cheese sandwiches for sale, guys wearing tie-dyed skirts, big balloons that do not float, and everyone is yelling "NARC!" at some square with short hair.
	3:43pm Caryn: Heh, misread the Simone track as "Chicken Go Where I Send You". Which actually made me more excited about the song.
	👻 3:44pm G: and a partridge in a pear tree!
	👻 3:46pm G: speaking of para-hippe music, this was a total hoot on a Yes discussion list yesterday: Hi everyone! After a brief mention of it with [name redacted; not me] - he encouraged me to go public with this observation : Sometimes it happened to me that Yes music was even better (or more important) than sex :) !!! If I tried to have sex with any of my ex girlfriends who liked Yes (my current doesn't) I found out that I could't concentrate enough on sex if Yes music was on. It absolutely dominated my mind...) so... I don't try this anymore :) Do anyone of you have any similar experience, or is it that I am just weird ? ;) Andrej
	3:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sun Ra born same Day of Year as Wagner! As interesting to Compare as they are obvious to Contrast...
	3:48pm Droll: So that's what happened to prog rock? All the fans failed to reproduce and the music died out?
	👻 3:49pm G: that's a theory worth entertaining (in every sense of entertaining)
	3:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...every sense - except the Freudian?
	👻 3:55pm G: @RR: The Ra of the Solar Vehicle Arkestrans of the Future? maybe that's still in the vaults somewhere
	3:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'Yes Means No'...
	👻 3:58pm G: @G 3:35: running time, 6:47: 13
	4:00pm Caryn: @RRN63: I suppose you could argue that Sun Ra made his life and music into a giant Gesamtkunstwerk.
	4:06pm Droll: The Good Doctor's basso profundo always seems out of place on WFMU. He's just not amateur sounding enough. I'm already well on my way to loving the Sun Ra sets. Great opening number.
	👻 4:10pm G: Vacuuming? Dont gazump Irwin's chore for godssakes!
	4:11pm Caryn: @G: maybe they figured Irwin wouldn't be vacuuming today, what with the tribute and everything. Someone has to do it!
	👻 4:12pm G: That sucks, Caryn.
	👻 4:12pm G: :)
	4:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sun Ra's saxophonist John Gilmore was an influence on Coltrane. Sun Ra was a bigbandleader - @ the same time he was 'Outside' ahead of the curve - @ the same time he was 'Cosmic' - what - ten years? - ahead of PsychedelicRock??...
	4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'papertape'...
	4:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - may have heard about papertape on Michael Feistein's American Songbook program on PBS - which opens a glimpse into the music preservationist world for those of us to whom it is totally unfamiliar...
	4:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1948
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - now - this is interesting - because I often say Flamingo's 'Only Have Eyes for You' prefigures Psychedelia in its' arrangement & production - if that relates...
	4:30pm tim from champaign: I have a question for the Good Doctor. Have you ever gone to Chicago to retrace the steps of Sun Ra? If so, what surprises turned up?
	👻 4:35pm Alison Porchnik: Love this stuff. So great for a spring day, which otherwise I can enjoy only through the glass of my office window. BTW, does The Good Doctor have any interesting stories about the making of Space is the Place?
	4:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Ooh, Rockin' Daddy' - how long before Alan Freed 'coined' 'Rock'n'Roll' - ?
	4:50pm Listening Out There: I just tuned in. Good to hear this. My favorite description of Sun Ra's music is that it's big band swing (Paul Whiteman, etc.) that went to free jazz, without going through bop. Don't recall who had that observation...
	4:57pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Batman!
	4:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Listening Out There: hmm!
	5:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I've always thot it interesting how many of the Outside/Free Players had deep roots in R&B & Gospel (?)...
	5:08pm Droll: The discussion tops the music, which is both grooving and mind expanding. I'm writing down all the pop tunes he arranged, which could be a great show of it's own. Of course Batman already was a show of it's own. (Yes, I was singing along)
	5:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Who used electric piano before SunRa? Ray Charles?
	5:10pm Listening Out There: was that a short tympani solo in "Reflections"?
	5:14pm Caryn: @RRN63: since there have been electronic keyboards since at least 1753, I imagine quite a few people. But not as extensively and inventively as Sun Ra. He certainly was a forerunner in many ways.
	5:17pm trish: Briefly stopping by to pass along a, 'wow! great listening - the music, the interview.' Yep. Thanks for this broadcast.
	5:17pm bc sterrett: Fantastic show :)
	5:22pm Listening Out There: RRN - Jazz.com has an answer to your question. Interesting: Sun Ra was the first musician to record with an electric piano, the Wurlitzer, for his 1956 recording Angels and Demons at Play.
	5:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cheers, LOT!
	5:31pm Listening Out There: Costumes...Irwin, you should ask whether Michael was at the performance for Night Music, a short lived NBC series, hosted by David Sanborn...
	5:33pm Listening Out There: the Night Music segment was amazing...the ensemble marched around the auditorium. don't think that would happen on the Tonight Show...
	5:43pm Matt from Springfield: Glad The Good Doctor is working to preserve Sun Ra! Also glad this tribute is still on, in time for me to catch some of it live!
	5:44pm john: Ohhh...I remember that Night Music performance well. Great stuff.
	5:54pm Matt from Springfield: Very Asian sound to this piece--a feel that's both international and extranational (out of this world).
	5:57pm Droll: Michael & Irwin - thanks for the great special. Especially impressive effort for a couple of drummers.
	5:58pm northguineahills: This was awesome!!!!!
	5:59pm Matt from Springfield: This is a 'chive to hit, for sure! Thanks Irwin and Good Doctor Michael--and a LEE MORGAN special with you all too?!? SWEET! :)
	12:11am The big o: Ra and the moonglows, enuf said. The only missing pieces are trane and Ayler. Get it on.

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May 29, 2013: The Good Doctor joins Irwin for a Sun Ra Belated Birthday Broadcast

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	Blue Note	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Foxygen	Where's the Money? "Where's the Money?" by "Foxygen"	No Destruction	Jagjaguwar	0:03:30 (Pop-up)
Iron Butterfly	Iron Butterfly Theme	Heavy	Rhino	0:07:52 (Pop-up)
Tall Dwarfs	All My Hollowness to You	Hello Cruel World	Flying Nun	0:12:32 (Pop-up)
The Three Sounds	Blue Bells "Blue Bells" by "The Three Sounds"	Introducing the Three Sounds	Blue Note	0:14:24 (Pop-up)

Veronica Falls	So Tired "So Tired" by "Veronica Falls"	Waiting for Something to Happen	Slumberland	0:22:59 (Pop-up)
Popstrangers	Heaven "Heaven" by "Popstrangers"	Antipodes	Carpark	0:24:40 (Pop-up)
Mocean Worker	Jive Jive Jive "Jive Jive Jive" by "Mocean Worker"	Candygram for Mowo!	Royal Potato Family	0:27:20 (Pop-up)
Rotary Connection	Turn Me On "Turn Me On" by "Rotary Connection"	Rotary Connection	Cadet	0:31:20 (Pop-up)
The Poems	Lost and Found "Lost and Found" by "The Poems"	Young America	Minty Fresh	0:34:09 (Pop-up)

Nina Simone	Children Go Where I Send You	The Amazing Nina Simone	Colpix	0:40:50 (Pop-up)
Kill Henry Sugar	Viking Burial "Viking Burial" by "Kill Henry Sugar"	Love Beach	Surprise Truck	0:43:14 (Pop-up)
The Chapin Sisters	All I Have To Do Is Dream	A Date With the Everly Brothers	Lake Bottom	0:47:23 (Pop-up)
Ahmad Jamal	Perfidia "Perfidia" by "Ahmad Jamal"	The Legendary Okeh & Epic Recordings	Okeh/Epic/Legacy	0:50:34 (Pop-up)
The Blank Tapes	Coast to Coast "Coast to Coast" by "The Blank Tapes"	Vacation	Antenna Farm	0:54:49 (Pop-up)

MICHAEL ANDERSON	Executive Director of the Sun Ra Music Archives	Belated Sun Ra Birthday Broadcast		1:04:22 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra and the Arkestra	Paradise "Paradise" by "Sun Ra and the Arkestra"	Sound of Joy	Delmark	1:03:35 (Pop-up)
Michael Anderson	interview seg 1 "interview seg 1" by "Michael Anderson"			1:07:26 (Pop-up)
The Nu Sounds	My Land of Dreams "My Land of Dreams" by "The Nu Sounds"	unreleased ca. 1950-51	Sun Ra Archives	1:18:55 (Pop-up)
The Dozier Boys	Big Time Baby "Big Time Baby" by "The Dozier Boys"	Aristocrat 78 (1948)	Sun Ra Archives	1:20:16 (Pop-up)
Michael Anderson	interview seg 2 "interview seg 2" by "Michael Anderson"			1:22:47 (Pop-up)
The Flamingos	Someday Someway "Someday Someway" by "The Flamingos"	Chance 78	Sun Ra Archives	1:26:37 (Pop-up)
The Flamingos	Jump Children "Jump Children" by "The Flamingos"	Chance 78	Sun Ra Archives	1:28:05 (Pop-up)
The Moonglows	Ooh, Rockin' Daddy "Ooh, Rockin' Daddy" by "The Moonglows"	Chance 78	Sun Ra Archives	1:31:04 (Pop-up)
Michael Anderson	interview seg 3 "interview seg 3" by "Michael Anderson"			1:33:33 (Pop-up)
The Nu Sounds (with Sun Ra)	Honeysuckle Rose	The Eternal Myth Revealed Vol. 1	Transparency	1:37:28 (Pop-up)
Michael Anderson	interview seg 4 "interview seg 4" by "Michael Anderson"			1:40:17 (Pop-up)
The Moonglows	My Love "My Love" by "The Moonglows"	Chance 78	Sun Ra Archives	1:41:53 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra's Cosmic Rays	Bye Bye "Bye Bye" by "Sun Ra's Cosmic Rays"	Saturn 45	Sun Ra Archives	1:45:19 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra and the Arkestra	Overtones of China	Sound of Joy	Delmark	1:47:53 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra and the Arkestra	El Is a Sound of Joy	Sound of Joy	Delmark	1:51:05 (Pop-up)
The Sensational Guitars of Dan & Dale (Sun Ra & the Blues Project)	Batman Theme	Batman and Robin	Tifton	1:55:12 (Pop-up)
Michael Anderson	interview seg 5 "interview seg 5" by "Michael Anderson"			1:59:31 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra and the Arkestra	Reflections in Blue (take 1)	Sun Song (outtake)	Transition	2:04:19 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra and the Arkestra	Velvet "Velvet" by "Sun Ra and the Arkestra"	We Travel The Spaceways	Evidence	2:09:31 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra and the Arkestra	Urnack "Urnack" by "Sun Ra and the Arkestra"	Angels and Demons at Play	Evidence	2:15:01 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra and the Arkestra	Medicine for a Nightmare	Sun Ra: The Singles	Transition	2:17:44 (Pop-up)
Michael Anderson	interview seg 6 "interview seg 6" by "Michael Anderson"			2:20:25 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra and His Myth Science Solar Arkestra	Space Mates	Fate In A Pleasant Mood	Evidence	2:32:55 (Pop-up)
Michael Anderson	interview seg 7 "interview seg 7" by "Michael Anderson"			2:39:58 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra featuring Pat Patrick	Street of Dreams	unreleased track from Bad and Beautiful	Sun Ra Archives	2:41:33 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra and His Astro Infinity Arkestra	Pleasant Twilight	My Brother the Wind, Vol. II	Evidence	2:47:37 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra And His Myth Science Arkestra	Tiny Pyramids	Angels and Demons at Play	Evidence	2:51:09 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra (on Moog synth)	World Of The Myth "I"	My Brother the Wind, Vol. II	Evidence	2:54:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 3:01pm G: Let the Sun Ra shine on in!
	3:03pm Caryn: Nice crisp chicken salad and Sun Ra: this will be nice.
	3:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: > Calling Planet Earth! < ~ We Invoke the Presence of the Living Myth! ~
	3:04pm Mike East: hooray for the good doctor!
	3:04pm Sem Chumbo: Ok,I'm in for the duration. Sun, rah rah rah.
	3:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Iron Butterfly Theme!!! - Hurray Irwin!!!
	👻 3:11pm G: In a gadda da pretty obscure track definitely worth exhuming. Check.
	3:12pm Caryn: This reminds me, need to rewatch "Manhunter".
	3:13pm tikbartok: My favorite song at age 13
	3:23pm Rick from SC: More hippy music please
	3:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Iron Butterfly were an L.A. band, mahhn ...like, totally plastic...
	3:25pm Caryn: There's a bit of hippie music on WFMU. But not a lot of hippie-dippie music.
	3:28pm Alison Porchnik: As long as there's no hippie dancing.
	3:33pm Michael: aka twirling Alison. We shall have none of that.
	3:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a slippery slope; next thing you know - hackeysack & cheap patchouli...
	3:34pm Caryn: Unless you're Wonder Woman changing outfits, never twirl.
	3:35pm common: never heard the rotary connection. nice harmonies.
	3:39pm rsj: minty fresh?
	3:42pm lindsay: Sandals and Lovebeads. I was there in 68. We thought we could change the world with music.Mackin on your groove Irwin.
	3:43pm Droll: The WFMU parking lot scene will be familiar to any hippie: grilled cheese sandwiches for sale, guys wearing tie-dyed skirts, big balloons that do not float, and everyone is yelling "NARC!" at some square with short hair.
	3:43pm Caryn: Heh, misread the Simone track as "Chicken Go Where I Send You". Which actually made me more excited about the song.
	👻 3:44pm G: and a partridge in a pear tree!
	👻 3:46pm G: speaking of para-hippe music, this was a total hoot on a Yes discussion list yesterday: Hi everyone! After a brief mention of it with [name redacted; not me] - he encouraged me to go public with this observation : Sometimes it happened to me that Yes music was even better (or more important) than sex :) !!! If I tried to have sex with any of my ex girlfriends who liked Yes (my current doesn't) I found out that I could't concentrate enough on sex if Yes music was on. It absolutely dominated my mind...) so... I don't try this anymore :) Do anyone of you have any similar experience, or is it that I am just weird ? ;) Andrej
	3:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sun Ra born same Day of Year as Wagner! As interesting to Compare as they are obvious to Contrast...
	3:48pm Droll: So that's what happened to prog rock? All the fans failed to reproduce and the music died out?
	👻 3:49pm G: that's a theory worth entertaining (in every sense of entertaining)
	3:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...every sense - except the Freudian?
	👻 3:55pm G: @RR: The Ra of the Solar Vehicle Arkestrans of the Future? maybe that's still in the vaults somewhere
	3:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'Yes Means No'...
	👻 3:58pm G: @G 3:35: running time, 6:47: 13
	4:00pm Caryn: @RRN63: I suppose you could argue that Sun Ra made his life and music into a giant Gesamtkunstwerk.
	4:06pm Droll: The Good Doctor's basso profundo always seems out of place on WFMU. He's just not amateur sounding enough. I'm already well on my way to loving the Sun Ra sets. Great opening number.
	👻 4:10pm G: Vacuuming? Dont gazump Irwin's chore for godssakes!
	4:11pm Caryn: @G: maybe they figured Irwin wouldn't be vacuuming today, what with the tribute and everything. Someone has to do it!
	👻 4:12pm G: That sucks, Caryn.
	👻 4:12pm G: :)
	4:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sun Ra's saxophonist John Gilmore was an influence on Coltrane. Sun Ra was a bigbandleader - @ the same time he was 'Outside' ahead of the curve - @ the same time he was 'Cosmic' - what - ten years? - ahead of PsychedelicRock??...
	4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'papertape'...
	4:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - may have heard about papertape on Michael Feistein's American Songbook program on PBS - which opens a glimpse into the music preservationist world for those of us to whom it is totally unfamiliar...
	4:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1948
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - now - this is interesting - because I often say Flamingo's 'Only Have Eyes for You' prefigures Psychedelia in its' arrangement & production - if that relates...
	4:30pm tim from champaign: I have a question for the Good Doctor. Have you ever gone to Chicago to retrace the steps of Sun Ra? If so, what surprises turned up?
	👻 4:35pm Alison Porchnik: Love this stuff. So great for a spring day, which otherwise I can enjoy only through the glass of my office window. BTW, does The Good Doctor have any interesting stories about the making of Space is the Place?
	4:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Ooh, Rockin' Daddy' - how long before Alan Freed 'coined' 'Rock'n'Roll' - ?
	4:50pm Listening Out There: I just tuned in. Good to hear this. My favorite description of Sun Ra's music is that it's big band swing (Paul Whiteman, etc.) that went to free jazz, without going through bop. Don't recall who had that observation...
	4:57pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Batman!
	4:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Listening Out There: hmm!
	5:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I've always thot it interesting how many of the Outside/Free Players had deep roots in R&B & Gospel (?)...
	5:08pm Droll: The discussion tops the music, which is both grooving and mind expanding. I'm writing down all the pop tunes he arranged, which could be a great show of it's own. Of course Batman already was a show of it's own. (Yes, I was singing along)
	5:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Who used electric piano before SunRa? Ray Charles?
	5:10pm Listening Out There: was that a short tympani solo in "Reflections"?
	5:14pm Caryn: @RRN63: since there have been electronic keyboards since at least 1753, I imagine quite a few people. But not as extensively and inventively as Sun Ra. He certainly was a forerunner in many ways.
	5:17pm trish: Briefly stopping by to pass along a, 'wow! great listening - the music, the interview.' Yep. Thanks for this broadcast.
	5:17pm bc sterrett: Fantastic show :)
	5:22pm Listening Out There: RRN - Jazz.com has an answer to your question. Interesting: Sun Ra was the first musician to record with an electric piano, the Wurlitzer, for his 1956 recording Angels and Demons at Play.
	5:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cheers, LOT!
	5:31pm Listening Out There: Costumes...Irwin, you should ask whether Michael was at the performance for Night Music, a short lived NBC series, hosted by David Sanborn...
	5:33pm Listening Out There: the Night Music segment was amazing...the ensemble marched around the auditorium. don't think that would happen on the Tonight Show...
	5:43pm Matt from Springfield: Glad The Good Doctor is working to preserve Sun Ra! Also glad this tribute is still on, in time for me to catch some of it live!
	5:44pm john: Ohhh...I remember that Night Music performance well. Great stuff.
	5:54pm Matt from Springfield: Very Asian sound to this piece--a feel that's both international and extranational (out of this world).
	5:57pm Droll: Michael & Irwin - thanks for the great special. Especially impressive effort for a couple of drummers.
	5:58pm northguineahills: This was awesome!!!!!
	5:59pm Matt from Springfield: This is a 'chive to hit, for sure! Thanks Irwin and Good Doctor Michael--and a LEE MORGAN special with you all too?!? SWEET! :)
	12:11am The big o: Ra and the moonglows, enuf said. The only missing pieces are trane and Ayler. Get it on.