WFMU: Gaylord Fields: Playlist from April 27, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:05pm Uncle Michael: Billy Eckstine just kicked Richard Harris' ass.
	6:05pm mariano: Hi Gaylord, everyone -- we can all kick it!
	6:06pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: Yes, he can -- and he did!
	6:14pm Whooda: Paris Waltz? Those French folks sure do dance funny.
	6:16pm Gaylord Fields: They sing with their feet and dance with their face.
	6:17pm Whooda: @Gaylord, sounds like they got there strings all tangled up.
	6:17pm Uncle Michael: Hinky Dinky Parlay Voo!
	6:18pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: Touché!
	6:26pm P-90: Howdy, Aloha, Bongiorno, and Hailing Frequencies Open @ DJ Gaylord and @ all Gaylordians present Good sounds!
	6:28pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90. Greetings to you and everyone else currently straddling two mediums.
	6:29pm dk: wow, that should song has a truly fantastic stephin merritt feel about it.
	6:30pm P-90: --"two media"?
	6:32pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: I chose "mediums" deliberately, as is my wont.
	6:34pm zbs: Wishes ARE fishes
	6:35pm P-90: --gotta check out the Del Shannon catalog @DJ G.: It's a grammatically legal choice, and you are entitled to your wont, Sir.
	6:35pm Whooda: I dated a medium once, she gave horrible palm reading.
	6:35pm Uncle Michael: The Further Adventures Of Charles Westover is a recent revelation to me.
	6:36pm Uncle Michael: Gaylord might know a thing or two about grammar. I'm just saying.
	6:38pm Whooda: @Uncle Michael straddling two mediums at once is probably every psychics fantasy.
	6:38pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: If you're rolling in the dough, buy the Home and Away box set on Bear Family. It's revelatory.
	6:40pm Gaylord Fields: This is for you, Uncle Michael, to follow up on an earlier conversation.
	6:42pm Uncle Michael: I turned my head to the playlist in order to confirm the flash of recognition. Then I read your comment. Now I thank you.
	6:43pm Uncle Michael: Awww...this is so great. It's a masterpiece.
	6:43pm dk: i will never, _ever_, get tired of "paris 1919".
	6:43pm JakeGould: Hello there!
	6:44pm dk: ... in other words, what uncle michael said.
	6:45pm Gaylord Fields: "Paris 1919" is a song I can't imagine being improved upon.
	6:46pm maestroso: Indeed, Mr. Fields. I love this song.
	6:46pm dk: yeah. there's is literally NOTHING you could possibly want to add or take away from it. everything about it is just perfect. it's a stunning bit of architecture.
	6:47pm P-90: @ Pufnstuf Dude: OK, just to clarify, my post was playful and not meant to criticize or correct our host. We do commonly say "mediums" when referring to a specific number of them, and reserve "media" for the categorical case. @DJ G.: "Home and Away", got it. Thanks! He's one of those artists whose stuff is always good, but I haven't really become acquainted with the breadth of his ouvre
	6:47pm Irene Trudel: Gaylord, how am I supposed to fix dinner when I have to keep running to see what you're playing??? Seriously, what a great show today!
	6:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: I'd love to hang out and listen to the show, but my daughter wants to go fishing on a local stream before dark.
	6:49pm Gaylord Fields: @Irene: I humbly accept that coming from you.
	6:49pm JakeGould: Your daughter has her priorities straight, Ken.
	6:50pm P-90: @ Ken from HP: That sounds so cool, like you're living in a Robert Frost poem
	6:58pm sugarwolf: Another surreptitious Sunday night at work listen and comment board posting.
	6:59pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: It's a good thing your co-workers have bad taste in music and are illiterate.
	7:13pm Uncle Michael: Bonaducci vocal?
	7:14pm Gaylord Fields: Ha! No actual Partridges were harmed (or involved) in the making of that track. It was recorded before the producers realized that David Cassidy could sing.
	7:17pm Uncle Michael: I'm looking at Youtube and there is a short version with a Cassidy vocal that's taken from the show, It also looks like the version you played might have been the title music from the pilot.
	7:20pm Gaylord Fields: They did some retrofitting with Cassidy's voice on a few tracks recorded for the first album.
	7:21pm Uncle Michael: And my god...Shirley was hot. Susan Dey...pfft. What was I thinking during puberty?
	7:23pm P-90: Shirley stayed hot, but Susan got hot too. She blossomed during the series--"The Funicello Effect"
	7:25pm P-90: Poor David Cassidy is being divorced by his wife after his "most recent DWI arrest" in January
	7:30pm zbs: btw, David Cassidy grew up in West Orange
	7:33pm P-90: Really? I knew he was born in New York and grew up in the area. In a neighboring alternate universe, he might be a WFMU DJ, and play and sing in clubs with a local band...
	7:42pm Uncle Michael: Or Ambassador to the United Nations!
	7:42pm zbs: I finally got my antenna working clearly for this station. And from the fire escape I tell you boy is it ever grill season at the fifth story level in Brooklyn. Got three or four different vapors swirling around up here
	7:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: Car radio has good reception here. Daughter and her pal just reeled in a 5" sunny!
	7:43pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Awww...the Partridge Family. (P.S. Thanks, Jake...wwwfixed!)
	7:44pm P-90: @Ken from HP: that didn't take long
	7:45pm Gaylord Fields: @Ken From Hyde Park: Next you have to teach your daughter to exaggerate the size of the fish she caught.
	7:46pm Zach: thnx for turning me on to Beaver & Krause
	7:46pm Whooda: @Ken Congratulations on the girl's good luck with fish. I can almost see that pearly white smile from here. She's probably on cloud nine. Now tell here there's a whole LAKE in the kitchen sink where she can fish for dirty dishes to wash hrmpphh
	7:48pm Uncle Michael: This is fabulous....the Jim Noir.
	7:48pm Gaylord Fields: @Zach: They essentially put the Moog on the map.
	7:51pm Uncle Michael: Awww...no more hyperlinked wistfulness.
	7:53pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): www.istful.ness
	7:56pm Gaylord Fields: Oh, Kenzo! You lovable scamp!
	7:56pm 12539: Thanks, Gaylord.
	7:57pm Gaylord Fields: I'm black history for two weeks! See you next on May 11.
	7:57pm Uncle Michael: My savage breast thanks you, Gaylord.
	7:58pm Whooda: Thanks for the pleasant visit Mr. Fields
	7:59pm Irene Trudel: Amazing show, Gaylord! Thanks for the great tunes.

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from April 27, 2014

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April 27, 2014: Ils sont une race drôle

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Artist	Track	Comments
Billy Eckstine	Name of My Sorrow "Name of My Sorrow" by "Billy Eckstine"
The Popguns	Can I Kick It? "Can I Kick It?" by "The Popguns"
Múm	Toothwheels "Toothwheels" by "Múm"
Tanger Trio & Ensemble Mondaine	Paris Waltz
Le Ton Mité	Les martinets "Les martinets" by "Le Ton Mité"
Dominique A	Les hauts quartiers de peine
Billy Nicholls	Daytime Girl (Coda)
Should	A Lonely Place "A Lonely Place" by "Should"
Del Shannon	Colour Flashing Hair "Colour Flashing Hair" by "Del Shannon"
Laurence Vanay	Le bateau "Le bateau" by "Laurence Vanay"
Brazzaville	Rather Stay Home "Rather Stay Home" by "Brazzaville"
The Four Freshmen	Faces "Faces" by "The Four Freshmen"
John Cale	Paris 1919 "Paris 1919" by "John Cale"
Alison Statton & Spike	The Seed Remains
The Incredible String Band	Three Is a Green Crown
Tom Zé	Defect 7: Dançar "Defect 7: Dançar" by "Tom Zé"

John Cage	Jig for John "Jig for John" by "John Cage"	Jovita Zähl is the pianist.
Henry Cow	Upon Entering the Hotel Adon
Roland Kirk	Search for the Reason Why
The Partridge Family	Together (Havin' a Ball)
Mike Sammes & The Mike Sammes Singers	Youth: Just Like Swingles
Jean Jacques Perrey	Indicatif spatial
Paul Beaver & Bernard S. Krause	Peace Three
Rebecca Moore	Stilleto'd Young Stars
Céu	Malemolência "Malemolência" by "Céu"
Thievery Corporation	Meu nêgo "Meu nêgo" by "Thievery Corporation"	Karina Zeviani is the vocalist.
Jorge Ben	Minha teimosia, uma arma pra te conquistar
Wilson Simonal	Tem dó "Tem dó" by "Wilson Simonal"
Joyce	Banana "Banana" by "Joyce"
Baden Powell	Ate-Eu "Ate-Eu" by "Baden Powell"	Janine de Waleyne is the vocalist.
Jim Noir	Eanie Meany "Eanie Meany" by "Jim Noir"
The Twilights	Always "Always" by "The Twilights"
Twice as Much	Night Time Girl "Night Time Girl" by "Twice as Much"
Stuart Moxham	Over There "Over There" by "Stuart Moxham"

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Listener comments!
	6:05pm Uncle Michael: Billy Eckstine just kicked Richard Harris' ass.
	6:05pm mariano: Hi Gaylord, everyone -- we can all kick it!
	6:06pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: Yes, he can -- and he did!
	6:14pm Whooda: Paris Waltz? Those French folks sure do dance funny.
	6:16pm Gaylord Fields: They sing with their feet and dance with their face.
	6:17pm Whooda: @Gaylord, sounds like they got there strings all tangled up.
	6:17pm Uncle Michael: Hinky Dinky Parlay Voo!
	6:18pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: Touché!
	6:26pm P-90: Howdy, Aloha, Bongiorno, and Hailing Frequencies Open @ DJ Gaylord and @ all Gaylordians present Good sounds!
	6:28pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90. Greetings to you and everyone else currently straddling two mediums.
	6:29pm dk: wow, that should song has a truly fantastic stephin merritt feel about it.
	6:30pm P-90: --"two media"?
	6:32pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: I chose "mediums" deliberately, as is my wont.
	6:34pm zbs: Wishes ARE fishes
	6:35pm P-90: --gotta check out the Del Shannon catalog @DJ G.: It's a grammatically legal choice, and you are entitled to your wont, Sir.
	6:35pm Whooda: I dated a medium once, she gave horrible palm reading.
	6:35pm Uncle Michael: The Further Adventures Of Charles Westover is a recent revelation to me.
	6:36pm Uncle Michael: Gaylord might know a thing or two about grammar. I'm just saying.
	6:38pm Whooda: @Uncle Michael straddling two mediums at once is probably every psychics fantasy.
	6:38pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: If you're rolling in the dough, buy the Home and Away box set on Bear Family. It's revelatory.
	6:40pm Gaylord Fields: This is for you, Uncle Michael, to follow up on an earlier conversation.
	6:42pm Uncle Michael: I turned my head to the playlist in order to confirm the flash of recognition. Then I read your comment. Now I thank you.
	6:43pm Uncle Michael: Awww...this is so great. It's a masterpiece.
	6:43pm dk: i will never, _ever_, get tired of "paris 1919".
	6:43pm JakeGould: Hello there!
	6:44pm dk: ... in other words, what uncle michael said.
	6:45pm Gaylord Fields: "Paris 1919" is a song I can't imagine being improved upon.
	6:46pm maestroso: Indeed, Mr. Fields. I love this song.
	6:46pm dk: yeah. there's is literally NOTHING you could possibly want to add or take away from it. everything about it is just perfect. it's a stunning bit of architecture.
	6:47pm P-90: @ Pufnstuf Dude: OK, just to clarify, my post was playful and not meant to criticize or correct our host. We do commonly say "mediums" when referring to a specific number of them, and reserve "media" for the categorical case. @DJ G.: "Home and Away", got it. Thanks! He's one of those artists whose stuff is always good, but I haven't really become acquainted with the breadth of his ouvre
	6:47pm Irene Trudel: Gaylord, how am I supposed to fix dinner when I have to keep running to see what you're playing??? Seriously, what a great show today!
	6:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: I'd love to hang out and listen to the show, but my daughter wants to go fishing on a local stream before dark.
	6:49pm Gaylord Fields: @Irene: I humbly accept that coming from you.
	6:49pm JakeGould: Your daughter has her priorities straight, Ken.
	6:50pm P-90: @ Ken from HP: That sounds so cool, like you're living in a Robert Frost poem
	6:58pm sugarwolf: Another surreptitious Sunday night at work listen and comment board posting.
	6:59pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: It's a good thing your co-workers have bad taste in music and are illiterate.
	7:13pm Uncle Michael: Bonaducci vocal?
	7:14pm Gaylord Fields: Ha! No actual Partridges were harmed (or involved) in the making of that track. It was recorded before the producers realized that David Cassidy could sing.
	7:17pm Uncle Michael: I'm looking at Youtube and there is a short version with a Cassidy vocal that's taken from the show, It also looks like the version you played might have been the title music from the pilot.
	7:20pm Gaylord Fields: They did some retrofitting with Cassidy's voice on a few tracks recorded for the first album.
	7:21pm Uncle Michael: And my god...Shirley was hot. Susan Dey...pfft. What was I thinking during puberty?
	7:23pm P-90: Shirley stayed hot, but Susan got hot too. She blossomed during the series--"The Funicello Effect"
	7:25pm P-90: Poor David Cassidy is being divorced by his wife after his "most recent DWI arrest" in January
	7:30pm zbs: btw, David Cassidy grew up in West Orange
	7:33pm P-90: Really? I knew he was born in New York and grew up in the area. In a neighboring alternate universe, he might be a WFMU DJ, and play and sing in clubs with a local band...
	7:42pm Uncle Michael: Or Ambassador to the United Nations!
	7:42pm zbs: I finally got my antenna working clearly for this station. And from the fire escape I tell you boy is it ever grill season at the fifth story level in Brooklyn. Got three or four different vapors swirling around up here
	7:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: Car radio has good reception here. Daughter and her pal just reeled in a 5" sunny!
	7:43pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Awww...the Partridge Family. (P.S. Thanks, Jake...wwwfixed!)
	7:44pm P-90: @Ken from HP: that didn't take long
	7:45pm Gaylord Fields: @Ken From Hyde Park: Next you have to teach your daughter to exaggerate the size of the fish she caught.
	7:46pm Zach: thnx for turning me on to Beaver & Krause
	7:46pm Whooda: @Ken Congratulations on the girl's good luck with fish. I can almost see that pearly white smile from here. She's probably on cloud nine. Now tell here there's a whole LAKE in the kitchen sink where she can fish for dirty dishes to wash hrmpphh
	7:48pm Uncle Michael: This is fabulous....the Jim Noir.
	7:48pm Gaylord Fields: @Zach: They essentially put the Moog on the map.
	7:51pm Uncle Michael: Awww...no more hyperlinked wistfulness.
	7:53pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): www.istful.ness
	7:56pm Gaylord Fields: Oh, Kenzo! You lovable scamp!
	7:56pm 12539: Thanks, Gaylord.
	7:57pm Gaylord Fields: I'm black history for two weeks! See you next on May 11.
	7:57pm Uncle Michael: My savage breast thanks you, Gaylord.
	7:58pm Whooda: Thanks for the pleasant visit Mr. Fields
	7:59pm Irene Trudel: Amazing show, Gaylord! Thanks for the great tunes.

Gaylord Fields: Playlist from April 27, 2014

Listener comments!

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