WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from October 21, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:04pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Hi Irene, hello one and all
	12:05pm Roberto: Always a pleasure listening in on Irene's singles collection.
	12:05pm Irene Trudel: Hi Everybody! Welcome to Monday! hope you've made a contribution to our fundraiser for the Studio of Tomorrow (click on the box above to make a pledge). I'm running back and forth to the live room to set up for a live performance for Mark Humble, so apologies if I don't respond immediately.
	12:06pm Mike East: Was just talking last week, wondering when someone is going to come out with a definitive Badfinger documentary the way they did with Nilsson. Both are extremely underappreciated...and this song ties them together.
	12:07pm efd: This Nilsson record was one of the very first singles I bought.
	12:16pm Tome: ...Titus Oaks been there many many times,, and have not one 7" left boohoo ,,, bit.ly...
	12:18pm Ted: Which Beach Boys album is that from? Sounds like Blondie Chaplin era?
	12:19pm Andrew Waterloo: I bought a Nilsson 45 last week.
	12:20pm Mike East: which one Andrew?
	12:20pm don: TED-Surf's UP LP, Carl sings lead; Chaplin and Fataar joned for next LP, Don
	12:21pm 12539: Setting up a band is as good as a doctor's note, for excusing playing actual vinyl records.
	12:21pm Andrew Waterloo: @Mike, One is the Lonliest Number
	12:24pm don: Irene- Long Promised Road reached #89; not a smash hit. Band not considered hip during this time and they made some of their best music from Sunflower through Holland...so they were completely ignored on the charts.
	12:29pm Sem Chumbo: Just joining in now, Irene. Glad to be listening along.
	12:30pm Andrew Waterloo: I picked up a bunch of odds and ends from the 45 bin including Flying Lizards, M, Tear Drop Explodes..
	12:45pm InBrkly: the Money single?
	12:45pm Ted: Irene - Today's playlist is like a night at my house when the wine's flowing and the sentimental records fight their way to the front of the collection! Like as in SPOT ON! Awesome!
	🥁 12:45pm Sean in Bristol UK: Classic Todd, you have made my day, Irene
	12:49pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Ted & Sean! Happy to make your days a little pleasanter. @don, I knew Long Promised Road didn't get that high in the charts. Great song anyway, and funny that they would think it "hit single" material.
	12:49pm common: love this traffic tune!
	12:50pm Droll: A solid set of AM Gold! I wish I were listening on a pocket transistor radio to get the full effect. Mono rules!
	12:50pm InBrkly: Needs more sitar!
	12:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Celia Cruz 88th (maybe?) birthday and she's today's doodle on www.google.com...
	12:54pm nanantatee: Great autumn playlist Irene!
	🥁 12:55pm Julie: Always loved that pretty ballerina song, never knew who did it
	1:05pm kirk from beer city usa: sounds like jerry lee on downers
	1:08pm KP: Sounding swell on this this fine day, Irene.
	1:10pm KP: Tome, what about Titus Oaks? I practically lived there.
	1:18pm InBrkly: the game RockBand introduced a new generation to The Beatles.
	🥁 1:32pm Brian in UK: Hello Irene. Ah Paper Sun on that pink Island. Funny I was only thinking about that song the other week, bought it when it first appear complete with Danish roundabout traffic emblem.
	🥁 1:58pm Sean in Bristol UK: Great tunes from Mr Humble and Friends, heading over to the UK per chance?
	2:05pm Dave: I have one futon for four, if that works.
	2:06pm Mike East: great set guys!
	2:07pm Matt from Springfield: Wonderful Mark Humble set! Thanks Mark, Dave, Chris, Jamie, Irene and WFMU!
	🥁 2:08pm Sean in Bristol UK: can be with bread, a bacon nutty is a classic
	2:08pm Matt from Springfield: Butties rawk! Yellow matter custard / green slop pie / Mix it all together with a dead dog's eye / Slap it on a buttie / Ten feet thick / And wash it all down with a cup of cold sick!
	🥁 2:09pm Sean in Bristol UK: Excellent, Matt
	2:13pm Matt from Springfield: That children's chant is from my Beatles trivia. Though I'd like to try that "bacon nutty"!
	2:14pm Matt from Springfield: Whoa! Live mash-up with "Rain" and "Angels We Have Heard On High"!!
	🥁 2:14pm Sean in Bristol UK: I must remember to proof read!
	2:22pm Droll: Trick is a notoriously difficult band to cover properly, but this is a blistering rendering!
	2:28pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks again, Mark & Friends! Thanks Julie, Bill and all contributors!
	2:35pm Matt from Springfield: K8!!! :D Orig 7" too, excellent!
	2:37pm Roberto: I don't believe in an omnipotent higher being per se. I do, however, believe that the existence of Kate Bush is proof that someone or something out there likes us.
	2:41pm KP: Irene, i always tell people that the Happy Jack era Who was the first concert i attended. But really it was the Association, and i am now accepting that.
	2:41pm don: The Association still going strong with 4 orginal members---a beautiful song often overlooked-most people know 'Windy' (yea Ruthann Friedman) and 'Cherish' but for me this song and the album it's on, "Birthday" is their high watermark. Like Beach Boys, they were pigeonholed as 'corny', but they never escaped that.
	2:41pm KP: Hey Matt, thanks for mention!
	2:42pm Matt from Springfield: NP, KP!
	2:42pm ?: Thanks for the KaTe!
	2:45pm KP: Also good to see so many hearts here indicating love for station. Sometimes there are few, and it often seems the ones who have the most to say have the least to offer.
	2:47pm Irene Trudel: I've always loved The Association. Those harmonies and song structures are just killer! And Everything That Touches You might be the first thing I actually was aware of as one of their tunes (I was kind of a young'un in those days).
	2:48pm KP: Your folks told you about the Association, you mean.
	2:52pm Irene Trudel: ;D Yeah, my parents (radio).So true, @KP! Lots of love coming our way in the form of pledges for this great radio station. Where else would we have the freedom we enjoy at this place?? Please get a last minute
	2:53pm common: love the association too, Irene. I love that song toy maker.
	2:55pm Sem Chumbo: Well now, a little Hank in the afternoon is just what this Nova Scotian likes, a lot.
	2:57pm ?: Thanks for The Pentangle too!
	2:57pm 12539: Thanks, Irene (& Guests).
	🥁 3:00pm Sean in Bristol UK: That was truly wonderful, Irene, thank you so much and thank you to Mark Humble and Friends
	3:01pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Irene, Mark & Friends and Pledgers! Wonderful show as ever!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from October 21, 2013

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October 21, 2013: Singles Going Steady week, with Mark Humble & Friends in studio.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Approx. start time
Peggy Lee	Just in Time "Just in Time" by "Peggy Lee"		Capitol	Single	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	Without You "Without You" by "Harry Nilsson"		RCA		0:02:20 (Pop-up)
Willie Nelson	Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain		RCA		0:05:55 (Pop-up)
Julie London	Blue Moon "Blue Moon" by "Julie London"				0:08:00 (Pop-up)
Les Paul & Mary Ford	It's Been a Long, Long Time		Capitol		0:10:30 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	Long Promised Road			Single	0:13:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les Paul	Caravan / By The Light Of The Silvery Moon / Lover		Capitol	Single	0:17:11 (Pop-up)
The Bee Gees	I've Gotta Get a Message to You		Atco	Single	0:25:43 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	Like a Rolling Stone "Like a Rolling Stone" by "Bob Dylan"		Columbia	Single	0:28:44 (Pop-up)
Big Star	Watch the Sunrise "Watch the Sunrise" by "Big Star"		Ardent		0:34:52 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Rain "Rain" by "The Beatles"		Capitol	Single	0:38:47 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Waterloo Sunset "Waterloo Sunset" by "The Kinks"		Reprise		0:41:00 (Pop-up)
Todd Rundgren	I Saw The Light "I Saw The Light" by "Todd Rundgren"		Bearsville	Single	0:44:15 (Pop-up)
Traffic	Paper Sun "Paper Sun" by "Traffic"		Island Records	Single	0:47:23 (Pop-up)
The Left Banke	Pretty Ballerina "Pretty Ballerina" by "The Left Banke"		Smash Records	Single	0:51:37 (Pop-up)
The Small Faces	Itchycoo Park "Itchycoo Park" by "The Small Faces"		Immediate	Single	0:54:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les Paul	Caravan / By The Light Of The Silvery Moon / Lover		Capitol	Single	0:56:56 (Pop-up)
Live performance by Mark Humble & Friends (Dave Foster, Chris North, Jamie Morris)
Beatlesque pop songs with melodic hooks are Mark Humble's specialty. After working on a couple of albums, Humble stepped back from music making for over 10 years, dipping his toes back in with a few solo performances and the release of "One Centre Street" about a year ago. Mark, with a little help from his friends, has jumped back into performing with, as he says, "musical skills, thrills, passion and abandon. Mistakes will be made on a grand scale. A handsaw will be used. Three part harmony will be sung. A double bass will vie for attention with a screaming electric guitar." Come listen to those musical thrills!
Mark Humble & Friends	Great Balls of Fire				1:02:54 (Pop-up)
Mark Humble & Friends	Home Sweet Home				1:06:31 (Pop-up)
Mark Humble & Friends	Stella "Stella" by "Mark Humble & Friends"				1:11:08 (Pop-up)
Mark Humble & Friends	One More Kiss Goodbye				1:17:44 (Pop-up)
Mark Humble & Friends	Blue Suede Shoes				1:26:49 (Pop-up)
Mark Humble & Friends	Who's That By My Window?				1:32:47 (Pop-up)
Mark Humble & Friends	Wait and See				1:41:02 (Pop-up)
Mark Humble & Friends	Time and Time Again				1:45:15 (Pop-up)
Mark Humble & Friends	A Certain Girl				1:54:25 (Pop-up)
Mark Humble & Friends	Come On Oh Yeah				1:57:32 (Pop-up)
Mark Humble & Friends	Underneath the Sun				2:01:48 (Pop-up)

Chris North	Take That! / Meet My Maker (Rose's Theme for Piano & String Quartet)				2:09:30 (Pop-up)
The Butties	Angels We Have Heard On High	12 Greatest Carols	The Butties		2:12:51 (Pop-up)
Dave Keener	Put That Baby Down "Put That Baby Down" by "Dave Keener"	Slugger	Dave Keener		2:15:50 (Pop-up)
Bubble	Stiff Competition "Stiff Competition" by "Bubble"	(track from forthcoming album)	Dave Foster		2:19:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les Paul	Caravan / By The Light Of The Silvery Moon / Lover		Capitol	Single	2:23:41 (Pop-up)
Mary Hopkin	Those Were the Days "Those Were the Days" by "Mary Hopkin"		Apple	7"	2:28:20 (Pop-up)
Kate Bush	Them Heavy People "Them Heavy People" by "Kate Bush"		EMI	7"	2:33:32 (Pop-up)
The Association	Everything That Touches You		Warner Bros.	7"	2:37:34 (Pop-up)
Voice of the Beehive	Don't Call Me Baby		London	45	2:41:30 (Pop-up)
The Adult Net	Waking Up in the Sun		Beggar's Banquet	45	2:43:49 (Pop-up)
The dBs	We Were Happy There "We Were Happy There" by "The dBs"		Albion	7"	2:47:54 (Pop-up)
Simon & Garfunkel	A Hazy Shade of Winter		Columbia	7"	2:50:23 (Pop-up)
Hank Snow	Grandfather's Clock "Grandfather's Clock" by "Hank Snow"		RCA Victor	7"	2:52:45 (Pop-up)
The Pentangle	Travelling Song "Travelling Song" by "The Pentangle"		Big T	7"	2:54:46 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les Paul	Caravan / By The Light Of The Silvery Moon / Lover		Capitol	Single	2:57:52 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Hi Irene, hello one and all
	12:05pm Roberto: Always a pleasure listening in on Irene's singles collection.
	12:05pm Irene Trudel: Hi Everybody! Welcome to Monday! hope you've made a contribution to our fundraiser for the Studio of Tomorrow (click on the box above to make a pledge). I'm running back and forth to the live room to set up for a live performance for Mark Humble, so apologies if I don't respond immediately.
	12:06pm Mike East: Was just talking last week, wondering when someone is going to come out with a definitive Badfinger documentary the way they did with Nilsson. Both are extremely underappreciated...and this song ties them together.
	12:07pm efd: This Nilsson record was one of the very first singles I bought.
	12:16pm Tome: ...Titus Oaks been there many many times,, and have not one 7" left boohoo ,,, bit.ly...
	12:18pm Ted: Which Beach Boys album is that from? Sounds like Blondie Chaplin era?
	12:19pm Andrew Waterloo: I bought a Nilsson 45 last week.
	12:20pm Mike East: which one Andrew?
	12:20pm don: TED-Surf's UP LP, Carl sings lead; Chaplin and Fataar joned for next LP, Don
	12:21pm 12539: Setting up a band is as good as a doctor's note, for excusing playing actual vinyl records.
	12:21pm Andrew Waterloo: @Mike, One is the Lonliest Number
	12:24pm don: Irene- Long Promised Road reached #89; not a smash hit. Band not considered hip during this time and they made some of their best music from Sunflower through Holland...so they were completely ignored on the charts.
	12:29pm Sem Chumbo: Just joining in now, Irene. Glad to be listening along.
	12:30pm Andrew Waterloo: I picked up a bunch of odds and ends from the 45 bin including Flying Lizards, M, Tear Drop Explodes..
	12:45pm InBrkly: the Money single?
	12:45pm Ted: Irene - Today's playlist is like a night at my house when the wine's flowing and the sentimental records fight their way to the front of the collection! Like as in SPOT ON! Awesome!
	🥁 12:45pm Sean in Bristol UK: Classic Todd, you have made my day, Irene
	12:49pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Ted & Sean! Happy to make your days a little pleasanter. @don, I knew Long Promised Road didn't get that high in the charts. Great song anyway, and funny that they would think it "hit single" material.
	12:49pm common: love this traffic tune!
	12:50pm Droll: A solid set of AM Gold! I wish I were listening on a pocket transistor radio to get the full effect. Mono rules!
	12:50pm InBrkly: Needs more sitar!
	12:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Celia Cruz 88th (maybe?) birthday and she's today's doodle on www.google.com...
	12:54pm nanantatee: Great autumn playlist Irene!
	🥁 12:55pm Julie: Always loved that pretty ballerina song, never knew who did it
	1:05pm kirk from beer city usa: sounds like jerry lee on downers
	1:08pm KP: Sounding swell on this this fine day, Irene.
	1:10pm KP: Tome, what about Titus Oaks? I practically lived there.
	1:18pm InBrkly: the game RockBand introduced a new generation to The Beatles.
	🥁 1:32pm Brian in UK: Hello Irene. Ah Paper Sun on that pink Island. Funny I was only thinking about that song the other week, bought it when it first appear complete with Danish roundabout traffic emblem.
	🥁 1:58pm Sean in Bristol UK: Great tunes from Mr Humble and Friends, heading over to the UK per chance?
	2:05pm Dave: I have one futon for four, if that works.
	2:06pm Mike East: great set guys!
	2:07pm Matt from Springfield: Wonderful Mark Humble set! Thanks Mark, Dave, Chris, Jamie, Irene and WFMU!
	🥁 2:08pm Sean in Bristol UK: can be with bread, a bacon nutty is a classic
	2:08pm Matt from Springfield: Butties rawk! Yellow matter custard / green slop pie / Mix it all together with a dead dog's eye / Slap it on a buttie / Ten feet thick / And wash it all down with a cup of cold sick!
	🥁 2:09pm Sean in Bristol UK: Excellent, Matt
	2:13pm Matt from Springfield: That children's chant is from my Beatles trivia. Though I'd like to try that "bacon nutty"!
	2:14pm Matt from Springfield: Whoa! Live mash-up with "Rain" and "Angels We Have Heard On High"!!
	🥁 2:14pm Sean in Bristol UK: I must remember to proof read!
	2:22pm Droll: Trick is a notoriously difficult band to cover properly, but this is a blistering rendering!
	2:28pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks again, Mark & Friends! Thanks Julie, Bill and all contributors!
	2:35pm Matt from Springfield: K8!!! :D Orig 7" too, excellent!
	2:37pm Roberto: I don't believe in an omnipotent higher being per se. I do, however, believe that the existence of Kate Bush is proof that someone or something out there likes us.
	2:41pm KP: Irene, i always tell people that the Happy Jack era Who was the first concert i attended. But really it was the Association, and i am now accepting that.
	2:41pm don: The Association still going strong with 4 orginal members---a beautiful song often overlooked-most people know 'Windy' (yea Ruthann Friedman) and 'Cherish' but for me this song and the album it's on, "Birthday" is their high watermark. Like Beach Boys, they were pigeonholed as 'corny', but they never escaped that.
	2:41pm KP: Hey Matt, thanks for mention!
	2:42pm Matt from Springfield: NP, KP!
	2:42pm ?: Thanks for the KaTe!
	2:45pm KP: Also good to see so many hearts here indicating love for station. Sometimes there are few, and it often seems the ones who have the most to say have the least to offer.
	2:47pm Irene Trudel: I've always loved The Association. Those harmonies and song structures are just killer! And Everything That Touches You might be the first thing I actually was aware of as one of their tunes (I was kind of a young'un in those days).
	2:48pm KP: Your folks told you about the Association, you mean.
	2:52pm Irene Trudel: ;D Yeah, my parents (radio).So true, @KP! Lots of love coming our way in the form of pledges for this great radio station. Where else would we have the freedom we enjoy at this place?? Please get a last minute
	2:53pm common: love the association too, Irene. I love that song toy maker.
	2:55pm Sem Chumbo: Well now, a little Hank in the afternoon is just what this Nova Scotian likes, a lot.
	2:57pm ?: Thanks for The Pentangle too!
	2:57pm 12539: Thanks, Irene (& Guests).
	🥁 3:00pm Sean in Bristol UK: That was truly wonderful, Irene, thank you so much and thank you to Mark Humble and Friends
	3:01pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Irene, Mark & Friends and Pledgers! Wonderful show as ever!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from October 21, 2013

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