WFMU: Steve Krinsky: Playlist from June 27, 2014

Steve Krinsky: Playlist from June 27, 2014

June 27, 2014: The blues rock. Yes, they do.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Big Guitars from Texas	Lost Incas	Trash, Twang and Thunder	Ryko	I've been playing this CD as my intro for 25 years and I now realize there are songs on it that I never listen to or forgot about. Like this one.	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Big Guitars from Texas	Alamo Beach	Trash, Twang and Thunder	Ryko	This is more typical intro stuff.	0:02:16 (Pop-up)
Sonny Sharrock	Dick Dogs "Dick Dogs" by "Sonny Sharrock"	Seize the Rainbow	Enemy Records	From D:O Radio premium: "Jazz Guitar for People Who Don't Like Jazz Guitar." Just perfect.	0:03:45 (Pop-up)
Texas Johnny Brown	The Blues Rock	Atlantic Blues: Guitar	Atlantic Records	They sure do! From a wonderful Atlantic Blues Guitar collection; recorded 1949 in NYC, although Brown is from Houston. Amos Milburn on piano.	0:09:03 (Pop-up)
Ernest Ranglin	For Juni "For Juni" by "Ernest Ranglin"	Memories of Barber Mack	Island	Jamaica rocks. This tune is from "Memories of Barber Mack" (Island, 1997)	0:11:44 (Pop-up)
Howard Alden/Andy Brown Quartet	Voce E Eu	Heavy Artillery	Delmark	New album on Delmark-- "Heavy Artillery"-- with two fine guitar players. HA in right channel, AB in left.	0:17:57 (Pop-up)
Carlinhos Brown	Amantes Cinzas "Amantes Cinzas" by "Carlinhos Brown"	Omelete Man	Metro Blue	This guy is so interesting. The CD is "Omelete Man" from 1998, filled with good stuff.	0:24:19 (Pop-up)

Carlinhos Brown	Vitamina Ser "Vitamina Ser" by "Carlinhos Brown"	Omelete Man	Metro Blue	I feel like I should say something about soccer here.	0:32:49 (Pop-up)
Mental Abstrato & DJ Tahira	'Baiao	Brazilian Bass: Inner City Tropical Soundblast	Faro	From a nice collection called "Brazilian Bass: Inner City Tropical Soundblast" (Faro, 2014)	0:36:00 (Pop-up)
Toumani Diabaté & Sidiki Diabaté	Hamadoun Toure	Toumani & Sidiki	World Circuit	New music from Mali, father & son killer guitarists, on World Circuit	0:40:08 (Pop-up)
Taj Mahal & Toumani Diabate	Atlanta Kaira	Kulanjan	Hannibal	A cool collaboration: "Kulanian" on Hannibal from 1998. I was very happy to find this CD at the Record Fair for $2.	0:45:14 (Pop-up)
Debo Band	Akale Wube "Akale Wube" by "Debo Band"	Debo Band	SubPop	This brassy Ethiopian-American band is based in Boston. They sure can swing.	0:50:55 (Pop-up)

Dirty Dozen Brass Band w/ Joss Stone & Buddy Guy	Every Night About This Time	Goin' Home	Vanguard	From "Goin' Home: A Tribute to Fats Domino." Fats lost his house during Katrina; the CD was a benefit sponsored by Tipitina's Foundation.	1:00:45 (Pop-up)
Herbie Hancock with George Porter Jr, Zigaboo Modeliste and Renard Poche	I'm Gonna Be a Wheel Someday	Goin' Home	Vanguard	Also from the Fats tribute. Mean piano and meaner rhythm.	1:04:11 (Pop-up)
Fishbone	Slow Bus Movin' (Howard Beach Party)	Truth and Soul	CBS Records	This is from 1988!! Hard to believe these guys have been around this long.	1:08:20 (Pop-up)
Eddie Bo	Hard Times "Hard Times" by "Eddie Bo"	Louisiana Spice	Rounder	Another great New Orleans piano man.	1:11:07 (Pop-up)
D.L. Menard	Wildwood Flower "Wildwood Flower" by "D.L. Menard"	Louisiana Spice	Rounder	I saw him play back in the 80s at Mulates in Breaux Bridge, LA.	1:13:31 (Pop-up)
Chip Taylor and Carrie Rodriguez	Elzick's Farewell	Red Dog Tracks	EMI	Bill Frisell on guitar, Carrie Rodriguez on fiddle. A great CD, from 2005. Except for this instrumental, the rest are Chip Taylor songs.	1:15:44 (Pop-up)
The Waterboys	World Party "World Party" by "The Waterboys"	Fisherman's Blues	Chrysalis Records	What a rich sound from these Irish rockers! The album is "Fisherman's Blues" from 1988. From Matt's collection.	1:21:42 (Pop-up)
Jonathon Richman	No One Was Like Vermeer	No Me Quejo De Mi Estrella	Munster Records	Jonathon into flamenco guitar but same wry sense of humor. From "No Me Quejo De Mi Estrella" (Munster Records, 2014)	1:25:38 (Pop-up)

Laura Cantrell	No Way There From Here	No Way There From Here	Thrift Shop Records	Wonderful music. Title cut to new CD, on Thrift Shop Records. Track it down.	1:36:46 (Pop-up)
Haden Triplets	Seven Year Blues "Seven Year Blues" by "Haden Triplets"	Rambling Boy	Decca	From "Rambling Boy" by Charlie Haden Family & Friends.	1:41:21 (Pop-up)
Charlie Haden et al, featuring Dan Tyminski	Ocean of Diamonds	Rambling Boy	Decca	Lotsa good duets on this CD, including a charming "Old Joe Clark" with Jack Black.	1:43:54 (Pop-up)
Norman Blake	Savannah Rag "Savannah Rag" by "Norman Blake"	A Tribute to John Hartford	Blue Plate Music	Record live at Mountain Stage, this tribute album to John Hartford is filled with good tunes. On Blue Plate Music, 2001. John was pretty sick at the time and died a few months later.	1:47:07 (Pop-up)
John Hartford	Watching the River Go By	A Tribute to John Hartford	Blue Plate Music	Ever the charming wiseass, even while dying. A cool fellow.	1:52:05 (Pop-up)

Ben Vaughn	Miss Me When I'm Gone "Miss Me When I'm Gone" by "Ben Vaughn"	Texas Road Trip	Munster Records	From "Texas Road Trip" with help from the late Doug Sahm's band: Augie Meyers, Speedy Sparks et al. All tunes written by Ben Vaughn. Just great.	2:03:56 (Pop-up)
Gene Clark	Mary Lou "Mary Lou" by "Gene Clark"	Two Sides to Every Story	Polydor	Great cover by this late great Byrd. On a terrific solo album: "Two Sides to Every Story" (Polydor, 1877)	2:05:59 (Pop-up)
John Hammond	Get Behind The Mule "Get Behind The Mule" by "John Hammond"	Wicked Grin	Point Blank	Tom Waits tune, with Charlie Musselwhite helping out. Album of TW covers, produced by TW. BTW, John Hammond lives here in Jersey City.	2:09:30 (Pop-up)
Los Lobos w/ Tom Waits and Martha Gonzales	Kitate	The Ride	Hollywood Records	Isn't this a blast!? From "The Ride" (Hollywood Records, 2004).	2:15:15 (Pop-up)
Miriam	It Happens Every Time "It Happens Every Time" by "Miriam"	Nobody's Baby	Norton	Tim Buckley song, on "Nobody's Baby" (Norton, 2014)	2:19:03 (Pop-up)
NRBQ	Waitin' On My Sweetie Pie "Waitin' On My Sweetie Pie" by "NRBQ"	Brass Tacks	Clang!	Terry Adams has some new bandmates but same great sound.	2:20:44 (Pop-up)
Jean Knight	Doggin' Around "Doggin' Around" by "Jean Knight"	South Texas Rhythm & Soul	Ace	Huey Meaux produced some of the best Gulf Coast R&B and this is just a taste. From "South Texas Rhythm & Soul Review." (Ace, 2013)	2:24:07 (Pop-up)

Barbara Lynn	You'll Lose a Good Thing	South Texas Rhythm & Soul	Ace	Stripped down demo version; produced by Huey Meaux.	2:30:48 (Pop-up)
Tabby Thomas	I Don't Care "I Don't Care" by "Tabby Thomas"	Rhythm 'n' Bluesin' By The Bayou	Ace	R&B from Baton Rouge	2:32:40 (Pop-up)
Jimmy McGriff	Lonley Avenue "Lonley Avenue" by "Jimmy McGriff"	At the Apollo	Sue Records	Album is mislabeled so I wasn't sure if this was the right song. But it is. Great Doc Pomus cover, crackles and pops (hopefully not skips) and all.	2:36:05 (Pop-up)
Silk Road Ensemble	Mongolian traditional love song	When Strangers Meet	Sony	Ganbaatar Khongorzul, vocals.	2:41:57 (Pop-up)
Silk Road Ensemble	Avaz-e Dashti "Avaz-e Dashti" by "Silk Road Ensemble"	When Strangers Meet	Sony	Persian traditional. Both songs from "Silk Road Journeys" (Sony Classical, 2001). With Yo Yo Ma.	2:43:12 (Pop-up)
Paul Butterfield Blues Band	Blind Leading the Blind	Golden Butter	Elektra Records	From 1971. Hard to hear but Big Black on percussion.	2:49:37 (Pop-up)

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band	Woody Creek	Welcome to Woody Creek	Dualtone Records	Nice instrumental outro, from the 2004 album, "Welcome to Woody Creek"

Listener comments!
	12:04pm t_J: hi Steve .. great stuff thanks
	12:04pm Cheri Pi: Sonny!
	12:06pm Dan: Does anybody know the name of the last song that Chris just played underneath his speaking?
	12:06pm d¢ pät: hmmm...this doesn't sound very brycey...
	12:08pm mariano: Hi everyone! Glad to be able to tune in live, it's been a few weeks.
	12:09pm bobdoesthings: hey
	12:10pm d¢ pät: wow, I just started up a youtube video that started with a commercial with a piano playing the same key as this tune. Freaked me out for a second...
	12:13pm t_J: who needs lyrics afterall in music hi Pat nice to see you
	12:14pm chris: Bonanza riff, FTW!
	12:15pm Cory: this song makes me think of Phish
	12:15pm Cory: same playfulness
	12:15pm common: hello steve. those here.
	12:16pm Danimal: Dan it's a captain beefheart song off of moonbeams & bluejeans called constilation point
	12:18pm Steve Krinsky: Hello out there. I can't really chat much-- busy busy-- but like to read your thoughts. So nice to be in the hot seat again.
	12:19pm d¢ pät: HI t_J!!!
	12:22pm t_J: was hoping 4 a feeding of rumble green game-play after a round ball but no today.. probably will set some muscles on fire ..
	12:23pm Whosondephone: Wow what a pleasant surprise. Nice Music!
	12:30pm t_J: means "you and me"
	12:32pm t_J: você .. is like a sophisticated "you" and "eu" means "me"
	12:33pm mark: Great playlist today!
	12:34pm t_J: a "formal you" we could say
	12:36pm t_J: arguably some parents teach their kids to address to them in those terms, imo
	12:38pm chris: muito obrigado, t_J
	12:40pm KevinfromBayRidge: Good Afternoon to all. The Great Krinsky returns! Gee Steve, you & Uncle M simultaneously. It boggles the brain! Gotta go to the archives on somethin'. Great show so far.
	12:48pm t_J: carlinhos Brown worked with Yerba buena
	12:50pm d¢ pät: OH YEAH! Going to see Debo Band tonight! Right on SK!
	12:55pm Brian in UK: Hello Steve. You were mentioned in despatches earlier on Doug Schulkind's show.
	12:55pm fleep: Oh yeah, man, the waves, the waves ...
	1:09pm t_J: fishbone FTW .. wow Steve
	1:11pm steve: hey Steve, i like your comments
	1:33pm TDK60: That Waterboys LP had some heavy rotation on college radio back in the '80s. Good album, maybe even great.
	1:38pm βrian: Good Lord, do I hear Auto-Chewn??
	1:45pm chris: Tyminski has the quintessential Bluegrass/Appalachia voice. With Charlie Haden, its out of the park!
	1:46pm chris: Old Joe Clark track was almost enough to get my son to dig this music... but no (sigh)...
	1:55pm KP: Hey i am watching the river go by. Nice work, Steve.
	1:58pm t_J: its that spirit of elevation
	1:59pm TDK60: John Hartford was a walking institution.
	1:59pm common: wow. what a story! great song, too.
	2:05pm Perpetually New Listener: howdy all
	2:07pm Mitch Hedberg: You're playing some good tunes..!
	2:07pm Perpetually New Listener: I played a game of chess with John Hartford at a bluegrass festival in 1975, and beat him while Earl Scruggs was watching us play
	2:07pm KP: Gene! Now you done did it, Steve
	2:08pm KP: Getting back Hartford, I saw him with the Dillards. What a show
	2:09pm Perpetually New Listener: The Dillards were fabulous
	2:16pm common: that's also a good story, perpetually!
	2:18pm GeesyCreesy: The spelling might be "Quitate" on that Los Lobos tune
	2:24pm Perpetually New Listener: Thanks, Common. John was at a bluegrass festival in Mountain Home, Arkansas with all of us. Leo Kottke was there, too.
	2:24pm Perpetually New Listener: Jackie Wilson had a great version of this tune....
	2:25pm GeesyCreesy: whoops, nevermind. The album track is definitely "Kitate", regardless of interviews where they spell it differently.
	2:27pm TDK60: Yes, Gene Clark was a great musician.
	2:34pm Perpetually New Listener: Any Buddy Johnson ???
	2:38pm t_J: thanks Steve off to stretch my body see ya some time thanks for the gr8 selection!
	2:40pm Mitch Hedberg: Well, it seems I've been taken to school again !!
	2:44pm KevinfromBayRidge: Great show, Steve... Brings back fond memories of your Friday morning show. Think you should be a GTDS rising star. Listening, Doug?
	2:46pm chris: www.majnuunmusicanddance.com...
	2:55pm Perpetually New Listener: Nice show...enjoyed it much.... thanks
	2:57pm steve: wonderful show Steve, glad i stuck around

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Big Guitars from Texas	Lost Incas	Trash, Twang and Thunder	Ryko	I've been playing this CD as my intro for 25 years and I now realize there are songs on it that I never listen to or forgot about. Like this one.	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Big Guitars from Texas	Alamo Beach	Trash, Twang and Thunder	Ryko	This is more typical intro stuff.	0:02:16 (Pop-up)
Sonny Sharrock	Dick Dogs "Dick Dogs" by "Sonny Sharrock"	Seize the Rainbow	Enemy Records	From D:O Radio premium: "Jazz Guitar for People Who Don't Like Jazz Guitar." Just perfect.	0:03:45 (Pop-up)
Texas Johnny Brown	The Blues Rock	Atlantic Blues: Guitar	Atlantic Records	They sure do! From a wonderful Atlantic Blues Guitar collection; recorded 1949 in NYC, although Brown is from Houston. Amos Milburn on piano.	0:09:03 (Pop-up)
Ernest Ranglin	For Juni "For Juni" by "Ernest Ranglin"	Memories of Barber Mack	Island	Jamaica rocks. This tune is from "Memories of Barber Mack" (Island, 1997)	0:11:44 (Pop-up)
Howard Alden/Andy Brown Quartet	Voce E Eu	Heavy Artillery	Delmark	New album on Delmark-- "Heavy Artillery"-- with two fine guitar players. HA in right channel, AB in left.	0:17:57 (Pop-up)
Carlinhos Brown	Amantes Cinzas "Amantes Cinzas" by "Carlinhos Brown"	Omelete Man	Metro Blue	This guy is so interesting. The CD is "Omelete Man" from 1998, filled with good stuff.	0:24:19 (Pop-up)

Carlinhos Brown	Vitamina Ser "Vitamina Ser" by "Carlinhos Brown"	Omelete Man	Metro Blue	I feel like I should say something about soccer here.	0:32:49 (Pop-up)
Mental Abstrato & DJ Tahira	'Baiao	Brazilian Bass: Inner City Tropical Soundblast	Faro	From a nice collection called "Brazilian Bass: Inner City Tropical Soundblast" (Faro, 2014)	0:36:00 (Pop-up)
Toumani Diabaté & Sidiki Diabaté	Hamadoun Toure	Toumani & Sidiki	World Circuit	New music from Mali, father & son killer guitarists, on World Circuit	0:40:08 (Pop-up)
Taj Mahal & Toumani Diabate	Atlanta Kaira	Kulanjan	Hannibal	A cool collaboration: "Kulanian" on Hannibal from 1998. I was very happy to find this CD at the Record Fair for $2.	0:45:14 (Pop-up)
Debo Band	Akale Wube "Akale Wube" by "Debo Band"	Debo Band	SubPop	This brassy Ethiopian-American band is based in Boston. They sure can swing.	0:50:55 (Pop-up)

Dirty Dozen Brass Band w/ Joss Stone & Buddy Guy	Every Night About This Time	Goin' Home	Vanguard	From "Goin' Home: A Tribute to Fats Domino." Fats lost his house during Katrina; the CD was a benefit sponsored by Tipitina's Foundation.	1:00:45 (Pop-up)
Herbie Hancock with George Porter Jr, Zigaboo Modeliste and Renard Poche	I'm Gonna Be a Wheel Someday	Goin' Home	Vanguard	Also from the Fats tribute. Mean piano and meaner rhythm.	1:04:11 (Pop-up)
Fishbone	Slow Bus Movin' (Howard Beach Party)	Truth and Soul	CBS Records	This is from 1988!! Hard to believe these guys have been around this long.	1:08:20 (Pop-up)
Eddie Bo	Hard Times "Hard Times" by "Eddie Bo"	Louisiana Spice	Rounder	Another great New Orleans piano man.	1:11:07 (Pop-up)
D.L. Menard	Wildwood Flower "Wildwood Flower" by "D.L. Menard"	Louisiana Spice	Rounder	I saw him play back in the 80s at Mulates in Breaux Bridge, LA.	1:13:31 (Pop-up)
Chip Taylor and Carrie Rodriguez	Elzick's Farewell	Red Dog Tracks	EMI	Bill Frisell on guitar, Carrie Rodriguez on fiddle. A great CD, from 2005. Except for this instrumental, the rest are Chip Taylor songs.	1:15:44 (Pop-up)
The Waterboys	World Party "World Party" by "The Waterboys"	Fisherman's Blues	Chrysalis Records	What a rich sound from these Irish rockers! The album is "Fisherman's Blues" from 1988. From Matt's collection.	1:21:42 (Pop-up)
Jonathon Richman	No One Was Like Vermeer	No Me Quejo De Mi Estrella	Munster Records	Jonathon into flamenco guitar but same wry sense of humor. From "No Me Quejo De Mi Estrella" (Munster Records, 2014)	1:25:38 (Pop-up)

Laura Cantrell	No Way There From Here	No Way There From Here	Thrift Shop Records	Wonderful music. Title cut to new CD, on Thrift Shop Records. Track it down.	1:36:46 (Pop-up)
Haden Triplets	Seven Year Blues "Seven Year Blues" by "Haden Triplets"	Rambling Boy	Decca	From "Rambling Boy" by Charlie Haden Family & Friends.	1:41:21 (Pop-up)
Charlie Haden et al, featuring Dan Tyminski	Ocean of Diamonds	Rambling Boy	Decca	Lotsa good duets on this CD, including a charming "Old Joe Clark" with Jack Black.	1:43:54 (Pop-up)
Norman Blake	Savannah Rag "Savannah Rag" by "Norman Blake"	A Tribute to John Hartford	Blue Plate Music	Record live at Mountain Stage, this tribute album to John Hartford is filled with good tunes. On Blue Plate Music, 2001. John was pretty sick at the time and died a few months later.	1:47:07 (Pop-up)
John Hartford	Watching the River Go By	A Tribute to John Hartford	Blue Plate Music	Ever the charming wiseass, even while dying. A cool fellow.	1:52:05 (Pop-up)

Ben Vaughn	Miss Me When I'm Gone "Miss Me When I'm Gone" by "Ben Vaughn"	Texas Road Trip	Munster Records	From "Texas Road Trip" with help from the late Doug Sahm's band: Augie Meyers, Speedy Sparks et al. All tunes written by Ben Vaughn. Just great.	2:03:56 (Pop-up)
Gene Clark	Mary Lou "Mary Lou" by "Gene Clark"	Two Sides to Every Story	Polydor	Great cover by this late great Byrd. On a terrific solo album: "Two Sides to Every Story" (Polydor, 1877)	2:05:59 (Pop-up)
John Hammond	Get Behind The Mule "Get Behind The Mule" by "John Hammond"	Wicked Grin	Point Blank	Tom Waits tune, with Charlie Musselwhite helping out. Album of TW covers, produced by TW. BTW, John Hammond lives here in Jersey City.	2:09:30 (Pop-up)
Los Lobos w/ Tom Waits and Martha Gonzales	Kitate	The Ride	Hollywood Records	Isn't this a blast!? From "The Ride" (Hollywood Records, 2004).	2:15:15 (Pop-up)
Miriam	It Happens Every Time "It Happens Every Time" by "Miriam"	Nobody's Baby	Norton	Tim Buckley song, on "Nobody's Baby" (Norton, 2014)	2:19:03 (Pop-up)
NRBQ	Waitin' On My Sweetie Pie "Waitin' On My Sweetie Pie" by "NRBQ"	Brass Tacks	Clang!	Terry Adams has some new bandmates but same great sound.	2:20:44 (Pop-up)
Jean Knight	Doggin' Around "Doggin' Around" by "Jean Knight"	South Texas Rhythm & Soul	Ace	Huey Meaux produced some of the best Gulf Coast R&B and this is just a taste. From "South Texas Rhythm & Soul Review." (Ace, 2013)	2:24:07 (Pop-up)

Barbara Lynn	You'll Lose a Good Thing	South Texas Rhythm & Soul	Ace	Stripped down demo version; produced by Huey Meaux.	2:30:48 (Pop-up)
Tabby Thomas	I Don't Care "I Don't Care" by "Tabby Thomas"	Rhythm 'n' Bluesin' By The Bayou	Ace	R&B from Baton Rouge	2:32:40 (Pop-up)
Jimmy McGriff	Lonley Avenue "Lonley Avenue" by "Jimmy McGriff"	At the Apollo	Sue Records	Album is mislabeled so I wasn't sure if this was the right song. But it is. Great Doc Pomus cover, crackles and pops (hopefully not skips) and all.	2:36:05 (Pop-up)
Silk Road Ensemble	Mongolian traditional love song	When Strangers Meet	Sony	Ganbaatar Khongorzul, vocals.	2:41:57 (Pop-up)
Silk Road Ensemble	Avaz-e Dashti "Avaz-e Dashti" by "Silk Road Ensemble"	When Strangers Meet	Sony	Persian traditional. Both songs from "Silk Road Journeys" (Sony Classical, 2001). With Yo Yo Ma.	2:43:12 (Pop-up)
Paul Butterfield Blues Band	Blind Leading the Blind	Golden Butter	Elektra Records	From 1971. Hard to hear but Big Black on percussion.	2:49:37 (Pop-up)

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band	Woody Creek	Welcome to Woody Creek	Dualtone Records	Nice instrumental outro, from the 2004 album, "Welcome to Woody Creek"

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Listener comments!
	12:04pm t_J: hi Steve .. great stuff thanks
	12:04pm Cheri Pi: Sonny!
	12:06pm Dan: Does anybody know the name of the last song that Chris just played underneath his speaking?
	12:06pm d¢ pät: hmmm...this doesn't sound very brycey...
	12:08pm mariano: Hi everyone! Glad to be able to tune in live, it's been a few weeks.
	12:09pm bobdoesthings: hey
	12:10pm d¢ pät: wow, I just started up a youtube video that started with a commercial with a piano playing the same key as this tune. Freaked me out for a second...
	12:13pm t_J: who needs lyrics afterall in music hi Pat nice to see you
	12:14pm chris: Bonanza riff, FTW!
	12:15pm Cory: this song makes me think of Phish
	12:15pm Cory: same playfulness
	12:15pm common: hello steve. those here.
	12:16pm Danimal: Dan it's a captain beefheart song off of moonbeams & bluejeans called constilation point
	12:18pm Steve Krinsky: Hello out there. I can't really chat much-- busy busy-- but like to read your thoughts. So nice to be in the hot seat again.
	12:19pm d¢ pät: HI t_J!!!
	12:22pm t_J: was hoping 4 a feeding of rumble green game-play after a round ball but no today.. probably will set some muscles on fire ..
	12:23pm Whosondephone: Wow what a pleasant surprise. Nice Music!
	12:30pm t_J: means "you and me"
	12:32pm t_J: você .. is like a sophisticated "you" and "eu" means "me"
	12:33pm mark: Great playlist today!
	12:34pm t_J: a "formal you" we could say
	12:36pm t_J: arguably some parents teach their kids to address to them in those terms, imo
	12:38pm chris: muito obrigado, t_J
	12:40pm KevinfromBayRidge: Good Afternoon to all. The Great Krinsky returns! Gee Steve, you & Uncle M simultaneously. It boggles the brain! Gotta go to the archives on somethin'. Great show so far.
	12:48pm t_J: carlinhos Brown worked with Yerba buena
	12:50pm d¢ pät: OH YEAH! Going to see Debo Band tonight! Right on SK!
	12:55pm Brian in UK: Hello Steve. You were mentioned in despatches earlier on Doug Schulkind's show.
	12:55pm fleep: Oh yeah, man, the waves, the waves ...
	1:09pm t_J: fishbone FTW .. wow Steve
	1:11pm steve: hey Steve, i like your comments
	1:33pm TDK60: That Waterboys LP had some heavy rotation on college radio back in the '80s. Good album, maybe even great.
	1:38pm βrian: Good Lord, do I hear Auto-Chewn??
	1:45pm chris: Tyminski has the quintessential Bluegrass/Appalachia voice. With Charlie Haden, its out of the park!
	1:46pm chris: Old Joe Clark track was almost enough to get my son to dig this music... but no (sigh)...
	1:55pm KP: Hey i am watching the river go by. Nice work, Steve.
	1:58pm t_J: its that spirit of elevation
	1:59pm TDK60: John Hartford was a walking institution.
	1:59pm common: wow. what a story! great song, too.
	2:05pm Perpetually New Listener: howdy all
	2:07pm Mitch Hedberg: You're playing some good tunes..!
	2:07pm Perpetually New Listener: I played a game of chess with John Hartford at a bluegrass festival in 1975, and beat him while Earl Scruggs was watching us play
	2:07pm KP: Gene! Now you done did it, Steve
	2:08pm KP: Getting back Hartford, I saw him with the Dillards. What a show
	2:09pm Perpetually New Listener: The Dillards were fabulous
	2:16pm common: that's also a good story, perpetually!
	2:18pm GeesyCreesy: The spelling might be "Quitate" on that Los Lobos tune
	2:24pm Perpetually New Listener: Thanks, Common. John was at a bluegrass festival in Mountain Home, Arkansas with all of us. Leo Kottke was there, too.
	2:24pm Perpetually New Listener: Jackie Wilson had a great version of this tune....
	2:25pm GeesyCreesy: whoops, nevermind. The album track is definitely "Kitate", regardless of interviews where they spell it differently.
	2:27pm TDK60: Yes, Gene Clark was a great musician.
	2:34pm Perpetually New Listener: Any Buddy Johnson ???
	2:38pm t_J: thanks Steve off to stretch my body see ya some time thanks for the gr8 selection!
	2:40pm Mitch Hedberg: Well, it seems I've been taken to school again !!
	2:44pm KevinfromBayRidge: Great show, Steve... Brings back fond memories of your Friday morning show. Think you should be a GTDS rising star. Listening, Doug?
	2:46pm chris: www.majnuunmusicanddance.com...
	2:55pm Perpetually New Listener: Nice show...enjoyed it much.... thanks
	2:57pm steve: wonderful show Steve, glad i stuck around

Steve Krinsky: Playlist from June 27, 2014

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