WFMU: Gaylord Fields: Playlist from March 23, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:03pm Gaylord Fields: Comments are open again. What am I thinking?!
	6:06pm maestroso: I cannot imagine what you are thinking Mr. Fields but I'm liking what you are playing. Thank you.
	6:09pm Mike East: agreed. Great start, Gaylord.
	6:09pm beavoux: Ditto! And a playlist, unlike the previous dj who apparently can't type.
	6:13pm WO Town Wick: You're thinking of this time several years ago when you were walking around Nice, France in a light autumn rain, eating some incredible bread, and completely baked out of your mind.
	6:14pm Gaylord Fields: @WO Town Wick: How I wish!
	6:26pm Gaylord Fields: @maestroso: I'm reserving all my thinking for programming the show.
	6:28pm beavoux: great segue!
	6:29pm Gaylord Fields: @beauvoux: I thank WFMU for encouraging segues such as.
	6:30pm tomB: beauvoux took the words o/o my mouth. "Shadow" to "Stop" Who else would have imagined?
	6:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: An article about the renewed popularity of vinyl records - www.gizmodo.com...
	6:33pm JakeGould: Hey Gaylord, what’s up? Also, you and Faye were talking in code on her comments last night. Is it safe?
	6:36pm Jeezy: I"m in the midst of a painful breakup... Go easy, Gaylord! :-/
	6:44pm Gaylord Fields: @Jeezy: I'm here to help. That what we radio friends are best for.
	6:45pm Faye: ;)
	6:46pm Faye: NICE LOOKING PLAYLIST THERE
	6:46pm Faye: or should I say, it looks nice but it sounds even better
	6:47pm Gaylord Fields: @JakeGould: That's why I started relaying messages to Faye through Conet numbers on Mary Wing's show.
	6:49pm JakeGould: Oh!
	6:49pm Gaylord Fields: @Faye: I am very happy you like what you see and hear. :)
	6:53pm chris_Toronto: Good ol Gaylord, always playing such a weird mix that always just works. Good listening today.
	6:53pm SeanG: I love winter.
	6:54pm JakeGould: SeanG, it’s spring.
	6:56pm SeanG: True dat, I'm still hanging on to the delicious cold
	7:01pm JakeGould: I have a blood pack.
	7:03pm CP: Love the Harvest label. And The Famous Charisma Label.
	7:09pm P-90: @ DJ Gaylord: So funny that you mention that blog article you wrote about the "seat of your pants" spontaneous method of gathering a little of this and that, and sculpting the set by just starting to play stuff and letting one thing suggest another; I was just reflecting on that piece as I tuned in to hear your show today...one of those little bitty coincidences that have that magical "synchronicity" vibe
	7:12pm tomB: !st glance at a search for: "the paperwork explosion" lyrics, indicates there is no such thing. Is this another cruel joke from Raymond Scott?
	7:13pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: I think the creative process is almost as fascinating as the result.
	7:17pm dale: just logged on - when i was a wee lad perusing records i would buy things on harvest, brain and island just because of the label. it was always good stuff
	7:23pm marmalade kitty: Hola!
	7:25pm dale: wow - the captain and tennille sounds great in this set. still have the hots for her and that dorothy hammill cut
	7:26pm dale: i can see the solid gold dancers now!
	7:26pm P-90: @Gaylord: I'm a student of the creative process too, that 's why the article really stuck with me and I remember it when I hear your show, knowing your approach subtly affects the way I listen. I can imagine meticulously designing a playlist in advance, and also doing it your way. Actually if I had to program a show myself, I'd probably wind up doing it your way, it seems very natural to me, someone else might be uncomfortable not prepping a little more carefully ahead of time as some DJs say they do
	7:28pm P-90: and: great show today, BTW
	7:30pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: Thanks! I wish I could have a more involved discussion, but I've seem to have hit a short-songs portion of the program.
	7:30pm dale: poppys had a few great songs - this, free from the city, that's where i went wrong....
	7:30pm Gaylord Fields: @marmalade kitty: Greetings!
	7:31pm marmalade kitty: so long as you have far reaching arms like Mr. Tickle you can reach the wfmu record library easily!
	7:31pm V Priceless: Hey Gaylord! Great stuff!
	7:33pm sugarwolf: I'm at work :( but I am sneaking a listen
	7:33pm dale: thought this was shocking blue!
	7:34pm dale: moodys!!
	7:35pm dale: justin hayward still has a great voice.
	7:35pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: I won't tell.
	7:35pm glenn: my inner hippie is not worthy.
	7:36pm Gaylord Fields: @V Priceless: Thanks! @dale: It's why they didn't miss the equally fine voiced Denny Laine.
	7:39pm Gaylord Fields: Sometimes the lack of planning bites you in the rumpus room. If I had it to do all over again, I'd play Able Tasmans first, then the Magnificent Moodies.
	7:40pm dale: gaylord, i have all the denny laine magnificent moodys stuff and it's good for what it is, skiffle-y doo wop. huge difference when justin and john were teamed up with the rest of the lads. days of future passed was only supposed to be a deram recording process test record i believe.
	7:41pm JakeGould: Glenn did you get a sonogram? Have a pic of your inner hippie?
	7:41pm beavoux: Justin wrote most of their better known songs and is a much better guitarist.
	7:42pm tomB: Bookend!
	7:43pm Gaylord Fields: Yes, I played this Jeanette song twice. Why? ¡Porque soy rebelde!
	7:45pm sugarwolf: ¡Yo corazon tu, Gaylord!
	7:46pm JakeGould: The creative process is about the repeating. Repeating is the creative process.
	7:46pm beavoux: Darryl Dragon and Toni
	7:46pm fleep: Muy bien.
	7:47pm dale: my wife pointed out that the backup is still english.
	7:48pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: Y el mismo. ¡Somos "awesome"!
	7:48pm beavoux: How bout an ABBA track next?
	7:49pm P-90: Always love that electric sitar, wherever it pops up
	7:50pm beavoux: ABBA used one too!
	7:51pm beavoux: The E sitar solo by Denny Dias on Do it again was good.
	7:51pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: I guess they didn't love their Spanish-speaking audience enough to come up with a whole new mix.
	7:53pm dale: yeah, right?
	7:53pm Gaylord Fields: You have six minutes to discuss how underrated a guitarist Bobby Womack is.
	7:53pm glenn: justin hayward is a GREAT guitarist, as far as i'm concerned.
	7:55pm dale: he's performing solo around the area, maybe bethel woods? i don't recall. a really good concert film on netflix too. anything after octave lost me though, and even that was a bit sketchy for me.
	7:56pm glenn: that was when patrick moraz joned up, which is why it sucks.
	7:57pm beavoux: Saw them a year ago and they still do all the old ones like Peak Hour. I did miss Ray Thomas though not to mention Mike Pindar.
	7:57pm 12539: Thanks, Gaylord!
	7:58pm dale: his solo album 'songwriter' has a couple of great tracks, blue jays album has some gorgeous orchestrated stuff. i saw them in 77 or 78 and moraz was with them. yeah, not the same.
	7:58pm beavoux: Patrick Moraz was great on Relayer though.
	7:58pm Santos L Halper: Very nice Gaylord; thanks!
	7:59pm glenn: huh. the single version of story in your eyes is longer than the album version. how often does that happen?
	7:59pm Mike East: no way that was two hours
	7:59pm P-90: Womack is underrated, period. Thanks, DJ Gaylord, you hit yet another home run, have a great seven days
	7:59pm beavoux: Great Show Gaylord! do they call you Gregg?
	7:59pm dale: i have ALL the solo things - mostly forgettable, except for the graeme edge band beacause of adrian gurvitz.

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from March 23, 2014

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March 23, 2014: Berkshire Derby

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Raymond Scott	The Paperwork Explosion (Instr.)	Manhattan Research Inc.	Basta	CD		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Saint Etienne	I'm Here to Mix the Nuns	The Misadventures of Saint Etienne	L'Appariel-Photo Bis	CD		0:03:11 (Pop-up)
Etienne Charry	L'Empereur de Chamonix	Aube Radieuse Serpents en Flammes	Tricatel	CD		0:05:33 (Pop-up)
Aavikko	Capitano Argento "Capitano Argento" by "Aavikko"	Back From the Futer	Muysic for Peoples	CD		0:08:41 (Pop-up)
Ray Cathode	Time Beat "Time Beat" by "Ray Cathode"	none	Parlophone	45		0:11:43 (Pop-up)
Young Marble Giants	The Clock "The Clock" by "Young Marble Giants"	Testcard EP	Rough Trade	CD		0:13:53 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra	Yucatan "Yucatan" by "Sun Ra"	Atlantis	Impulse!/ABC	LP		0:15:26 (Pop-up)
Liquid Idiot	Times When I Get Liquid	none	Liquid Idiot	7"		0:19:16 (Pop-up)
Joan La Barbara	Shadow Song "Shadow Song" by "Joan La Barbara"	Reluctant Gypsy	Wizard	LP		0:21:28 (Pop-up)
The Supremes	Stop! In the Name of Love	Anthology	Motown	CD		0:26:20 (Pop-up)
Would-Be-Goods	No More Tear-Stained Makeup	The Third Hangover Lounge EP	Hangover Lounge	10"		0:29:14 (Pop-up)
Holiday Flyer	Her Star "Her Star" by "Holiday Flyer"	none	Fingerpaint	45		0:31:56 (Pop-up)
Lyme & Cybelle	Like the Seasons "Like the Seasons" by "Lyme & Cybelle"	none	White Whale	45		0:34:13 (Pop-up)
Glo-Worm	Change of Heart "Change of Heart" by "Glo-Worm"	none	Slumberland	45	This is for Faye.	0:35:53 (Pop-up)
Little Tony	Il mio amore con Giulia	none	Durium	45		0:37:36 (Pop-up)
Ken & Beverly	You've Got Your Troubles	Watch What Happens!	World Pacific	LP		0:39:51 (Pop-up)
Herbie Mann & Tamiko Jones	It's Time That You Settle Down	A Mann & Woman	Atlantic	LP		0:42:37 (Pop-up)
Oscar Brown Jr.	Afro-Blue "Afro-Blue" by "Oscar Brown Jr."	Sin & Soul	Columbia	CD		0:44:24 (Pop-up)
Richard Hawley	As the Dawn Breaks	Truelove's Gutter	Mute	CD		0:47:55 (Pop-up)
Love	The Castle "The Castle" by "Love"	Da Capo	Elektra	CD		0:51:54 (Pop-up)
Wizzard	The Carlsberg Special (Piano's Demolished Phone 021 373 4472)	none	Harvest	45		0:54:32 (Pop-up)

Mono	A Heart Has Asked for the Pleasure	You Are There	Temporary Residence Ltd.	CD		1:04:02 (Pop-up)
Daniele Brusaschetto	Fare finta "Fare finta" by "Daniele Brusaschetto"	Rapida e Indolore	Bosco	CD		1:06:48 (Pop-up)
Piers Faccini	Wide Shut Eyes "Wide Shut Eyes" by "Piers Faccini"	Between Dogs and Wolves	Beating Drum	CD		1:13:21 (Pop-up)
Stackridge	There Is No Refuge "There Is No Refuge" by "Stackridge"	Friendliness	MCA	LP		1:16:27 (Pop-up)
Jeanette	Soy Rebelde "Soy Rebelde" by "Jeanette"	none	Hispa Vox	45		1:19:39 (Pop-up)
Captain & Tennille	The Way That I Want to Touch You	Love Will Keep Us Together	A&M	LP		1:22:47 (Pop-up)
Nico Fidenco	La via della prostituzione	She Had a Taste for Music	Dagored	CD	various artists	1:25:27 (Pop-up)
The Poppy Family	Where Evil Grows	none	London	45		1:27:36 (Pop-up)
Coven	Wicked Woman "Wicked Woman" by "Coven"	none	Mercury	45		1:30:23 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	The Story in Your Eyes	Every Good Boy Deserves Favour	Threshold	LP		1:33:04 (Pop-up)
Able Tasmans	Hold Me I "Hold Me I" by "Able Tasmans"	Hey Spinner!	Flying Nun	LP		1:36:38 (Pop-up)
Jeanette	I Am a Rebel "I Am a Rebel" by "Jeanette"	none	Hispa Vox	7"		1:40:27 (Pop-up)
Captain & Tennille	Como yo quiero sentirte	none	A&M	45		1:43:37 (Pop-up)
Donna Marie	The Penthouse "The Penthouse" by "Donna Marie"	none	Columbia	45		1:46:13 (Pop-up)
Crown Heights Affair	Dreaming a Dream	none	De-Lite	45		1:48:56 (Pop-up)
Bobby Womack	All Along the Watchtower	Facts of Life	The Right Stuff	CD		1:52:19 (Pop-up)
DJ Krush	From Lee Q "From Lee Q" by "DJ Krush"	Milight	MoWax/FFRR	CD		1:55:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:03pm Gaylord Fields: Comments are open again. What am I thinking?!
	6:06pm maestroso: I cannot imagine what you are thinking Mr. Fields but I'm liking what you are playing. Thank you.
	6:09pm Mike East: agreed. Great start, Gaylord.
	6:09pm beavoux: Ditto! And a playlist, unlike the previous dj who apparently can't type.
	6:13pm WO Town Wick: You're thinking of this time several years ago when you were walking around Nice, France in a light autumn rain, eating some incredible bread, and completely baked out of your mind.
	6:14pm Gaylord Fields: @WO Town Wick: How I wish!
	6:26pm Gaylord Fields: @maestroso: I'm reserving all my thinking for programming the show.
	6:28pm beavoux: great segue!
	6:29pm Gaylord Fields: @beauvoux: I thank WFMU for encouraging segues such as.
	6:30pm tomB: beauvoux took the words o/o my mouth. "Shadow" to "Stop" Who else would have imagined?
	6:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: An article about the renewed popularity of vinyl records - www.gizmodo.com...
	6:33pm JakeGould: Hey Gaylord, what’s up? Also, you and Faye were talking in code on her comments last night. Is it safe?
	6:36pm Jeezy: I"m in the midst of a painful breakup... Go easy, Gaylord! :-/
	6:44pm Gaylord Fields: @Jeezy: I'm here to help. That what we radio friends are best for.
	6:45pm Faye: ;)
	6:46pm Faye: NICE LOOKING PLAYLIST THERE
	6:46pm Faye: or should I say, it looks nice but it sounds even better
	6:47pm Gaylord Fields: @JakeGould: That's why I started relaying messages to Faye through Conet numbers on Mary Wing's show.
	6:49pm JakeGould: Oh!
	6:49pm Gaylord Fields: @Faye: I am very happy you like what you see and hear. :)
	6:53pm chris_Toronto: Good ol Gaylord, always playing such a weird mix that always just works. Good listening today.
	6:53pm SeanG: I love winter.
	6:54pm JakeGould: SeanG, it’s spring.
	6:56pm SeanG: True dat, I'm still hanging on to the delicious cold
	7:01pm JakeGould: I have a blood pack.
	7:03pm CP: Love the Harvest label. And The Famous Charisma Label.
	7:09pm P-90: @ DJ Gaylord: So funny that you mention that blog article you wrote about the "seat of your pants" spontaneous method of gathering a little of this and that, and sculpting the set by just starting to play stuff and letting one thing suggest another; I was just reflecting on that piece as I tuned in to hear your show today...one of those little bitty coincidences that have that magical "synchronicity" vibe
	7:12pm tomB: !st glance at a search for: "the paperwork explosion" lyrics, indicates there is no such thing. Is this another cruel joke from Raymond Scott?
	7:13pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: I think the creative process is almost as fascinating as the result.
	7:17pm dale: just logged on - when i was a wee lad perusing records i would buy things on harvest, brain and island just because of the label. it was always good stuff
	7:23pm marmalade kitty: Hola!
	7:25pm dale: wow - the captain and tennille sounds great in this set. still have the hots for her and that dorothy hammill cut
	7:26pm dale: i can see the solid gold dancers now!
	7:26pm P-90: @Gaylord: I'm a student of the creative process too, that 's why the article really stuck with me and I remember it when I hear your show, knowing your approach subtly affects the way I listen. I can imagine meticulously designing a playlist in advance, and also doing it your way. Actually if I had to program a show myself, I'd probably wind up doing it your way, it seems very natural to me, someone else might be uncomfortable not prepping a little more carefully ahead of time as some DJs say they do
	7:28pm P-90: and: great show today, BTW
	7:30pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: Thanks! I wish I could have a more involved discussion, but I've seem to have hit a short-songs portion of the program.
	7:30pm dale: poppys had a few great songs - this, free from the city, that's where i went wrong....
	7:30pm Gaylord Fields: @marmalade kitty: Greetings!
	7:31pm marmalade kitty: so long as you have far reaching arms like Mr. Tickle you can reach the wfmu record library easily!
	7:31pm V Priceless: Hey Gaylord! Great stuff!
	7:33pm sugarwolf: I'm at work :( but I am sneaking a listen
	7:33pm dale: thought this was shocking blue!
	7:34pm dale: moodys!!
	7:35pm dale: justin hayward still has a great voice.
	7:35pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: I won't tell.
	7:35pm glenn: my inner hippie is not worthy.
	7:36pm Gaylord Fields: @V Priceless: Thanks! @dale: It's why they didn't miss the equally fine voiced Denny Laine.
	7:39pm Gaylord Fields: Sometimes the lack of planning bites you in the rumpus room. If I had it to do all over again, I'd play Able Tasmans first, then the Magnificent Moodies.
	7:40pm dale: gaylord, i have all the denny laine magnificent moodys stuff and it's good for what it is, skiffle-y doo wop. huge difference when justin and john were teamed up with the rest of the lads. days of future passed was only supposed to be a deram recording process test record i believe.
	7:41pm JakeGould: Glenn did you get a sonogram? Have a pic of your inner hippie?
	7:41pm beavoux: Justin wrote most of their better known songs and is a much better guitarist.
	7:42pm tomB: Bookend!
	7:43pm Gaylord Fields: Yes, I played this Jeanette song twice. Why? ¡Porque soy rebelde!
	7:45pm sugarwolf: ¡Yo corazon tu, Gaylord!
	7:46pm JakeGould: The creative process is about the repeating. Repeating is the creative process.
	7:46pm beavoux: Darryl Dragon and Toni
	7:46pm fleep: Muy bien.
	7:47pm dale: my wife pointed out that the backup is still english.
	7:48pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: Y el mismo. ¡Somos "awesome"!
	7:48pm beavoux: How bout an ABBA track next?
	7:49pm P-90: Always love that electric sitar, wherever it pops up
	7:50pm beavoux: ABBA used one too!
	7:51pm beavoux: The E sitar solo by Denny Dias on Do it again was good.
	7:51pm Gaylord Fields: @dale: I guess they didn't love their Spanish-speaking audience enough to come up with a whole new mix.
	7:53pm dale: yeah, right?
	7:53pm Gaylord Fields: You have six minutes to discuss how underrated a guitarist Bobby Womack is.
	7:53pm glenn: justin hayward is a GREAT guitarist, as far as i'm concerned.
	7:55pm dale: he's performing solo around the area, maybe bethel woods? i don't recall. a really good concert film on netflix too. anything after octave lost me though, and even that was a bit sketchy for me.
	7:56pm glenn: that was when patrick moraz joned up, which is why it sucks.
	7:57pm beavoux: Saw them a year ago and they still do all the old ones like Peak Hour. I did miss Ray Thomas though not to mention Mike Pindar.
	7:57pm 12539: Thanks, Gaylord!
	7:58pm dale: his solo album 'songwriter' has a couple of great tracks, blue jays album has some gorgeous orchestrated stuff. i saw them in 77 or 78 and moraz was with them. yeah, not the same.
	7:58pm beavoux: Patrick Moraz was great on Relayer though.
	7:58pm Santos L Halper: Very nice Gaylord; thanks!
	7:59pm glenn: huh. the single version of story in your eyes is longer than the album version. how often does that happen?
	7:59pm Mike East: no way that was two hours
	7:59pm P-90: Womack is underrated, period. Thanks, DJ Gaylord, you hit yet another home run, have a great seven days
	7:59pm beavoux: Great Show Gaylord! do they call you Gregg?
	7:59pm dale: i have ALL the solo things - mostly forgettable, except for the graeme edge band beacause of adrian gurvitz.

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from March 23, 2014

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