WFMU: The Duane Train: Playlist from November 26, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:04pm βrian: Duane, your show makes my stomach growl. Damn Pavlov!
	12:04pm V Priceless: Hi Duane!
	12:05pm chris: Hello, Duane! Hello, All! I could listen to Galt Macdermot's voice all day.
	12:06pm blee: Good Morning Duane and fellow listeners of sonic bliss.
	12:06pm Rich in Washington: Galt Macdermot did the soundtrack to the crazy Gene Wilder/Zero Mostel/Karen Black flick Rhinoceros.
	12:06pm Guido from Cologne: Hi Irwin! g
	12:06pm PKNY: Good TZAG Duane and urbody, glad the only major commuting I'll be doing this holiday is on the Duane Train!
	12:07pm TDK60: Hello Duane. Good to hear Gil Scott-Heron, again, in a time like this.
	12:07pm KRYPT: Hi Duane, and folks.
	12:07pm PKNY: And I must say, since it's definitely still winter in America, hearing some Gil is more necessary than ever.
	12:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: D'Irwuane!
	12:08pm Carmichael: Happy Busiest Travel Day of The Year, Duane and sonic commuters.
	12:09pm adrian in mpls: just reading the recent The Quietus article reflecting on Winter in America - so this is great accompaniment
	12:10pm robyn: happy thanksgiving duane! good bit with kenny g.. living the despair. time for people to take their funk pills and open their eyes
	12:14pm Tome: for the next 2:45 , this ride is gonna be just the best !
	12:14pm common: and more.
	12:17pm oks: hi Duane! you always make my wednesday !
	12:18pm pierre: Bonjour Duane !
	12:18pm emile: Onboard
	12:18pm the Master: Thank you, Duane.
	12:18pm People Like Us: Well said, Duane. And you were a good sport with Kenny. :)
	12:19pm TDK60: Duane, Thanks for explaining this. Your soapboxing is welcome. Some white people may not have ever considered such things! I'm not black but I was in the NYC streets last night, protesting racist cop violence, and will be again.
	12:19pm adrian in mpls: Thanks Duane!
	12:19pm sugarwolf: <3<3 Duane
	12:19pm Tome: Giving < that's what's it all about , and what you and the music and this station does for all of us !
	12:20pm Compared to What?: Sing it, sing it Duane. Truth.
	12:20pm robyn: powerful stuff..thanks duane..looking forward to this set
	12:21pm Stanley: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:22pm Peanut: i hope theres a mass vigil in nyc for this kid
	12:23pm chris: Thanks, Duane. Get up on that soap box! No reason to apologize. The thing is, the folks who need to understand the full context of this lovely music are the ones who aren't listening to it. :-(
	12:23pm Guido from Cologne: We had a guy here, who had developed a considerable psychosis of the "people look at me"-thing. Tragic story.
	12:25pm holland oats: so good, so necessary, thx duane
	12:29pm emile: I shook his hand once
	12:30pm Andrew Waterloo: It's hard to get people to realize that the thing they think they see and know is really just their perception and that their perception is full of bias that won't go away until they can see it.
	12:30pm robyn: the only people that can walk down the street like they own it in america are straight white men...different struggles, same terrorist.
	12:30pm Peanut: is it wrong that i think its kind of amazing that Anonymous hacked the twitter accounts of those KKK members and reversed their bullshit on them? i dunno sorry bit its kind of genius
	12:30pm common: yes, thank you duane!
	12:31pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Duane, and all Trainees.
	12:35pm TDK60: @ Peanut: Sorry? For what? Anonymous rocks.
	12:36pm Peanut: gothamist.com...
	12:36pm Andrew Waterloo: The problem with Anonymous is the fact that they have a broken clock for a moral compass.
	12:38pm Peanut: what a sad situation, ill stop talking about it.
	12:42pm chris: Anonymous are a collective. Impossible to paint them all with the same brush. That said, their activities sure don't always make the same righteous sense as hacking visa or the kkk.
	12:42pm Peanut: on an uplifting note, this snow is peaceful and beautiful and this music is great.
	12:43pm TDK60: That people are resisting is uplifting. Oh, music too.
	12:45pm robyn: beautiful
	12:46pm Peanut: mynah I'm trying to keep up with the uprisings online but wish more was reported
	12:46pm Peanut: i ment myeah
	12:49pm steve: great show so far Duane!
	12:51pm DJ Stashu: I agree with Steve.
	12:53pm chris: I agree with DJ Stashu!
	12:53pm Ray: Thank u Duane! Thanks for the words. Much needed.
	12:53pm rw: I agree with chris
	12:53pm sphere: I hear you Duane.
	12:53pm robyn: you may be preaching to the choir but hopefully some people find your show on the dial today
	12:55pm TDK60: Shout-out also to the Mexican students also resisting impunity and an army/police/cartel state in the same damn 'war on drugs'.
	12:55pm Mark: You may be preaching to the choir to a large extent, Duane, but what you're doing today means a lot to me (and I'm sure to many others too).
	12:56pm Kat in Chicago: I just linked to this show on Twitter. It's everything I wish I could have done when I was on the air here on Monday night and friends of mine were out in the streets.
	12:57pm blee: Every day is the story of the lotus flower. From rough dirty conditions beauty will shine.
	12:58pm steve: i agree robyn, i wish more people could even hear such a reasonable voice. im at my parents house in suburbia and they have cable news on all day and there's seemingly no calm, human, compassionate voice among any of the talking heads on any side of the tv news talking head spectrum.
	1:00pm V Priceless: Is this a Wyatt vocal?
	1:01pm Duane: Hello everybody:) Thanx so much for listeninig and spreading <3 <3 <3... V: That's Kwes's vocal's..very Wyatt influenced though
	1:04pm robyn: @steve it seems to me no one starts with the question "what would you do if a cop shot your unarmed brother?" instead the search is on for reasons to justify and disparage.
	1:08pm steve: right. oy.
	1:15pm Faye: ＼（＠￣∇￣＠）／ YESS DUANE! i love all the sounds
	1:19pm Mark: Just to put it in perspective: In 2010, 162,000 cases brought by a federal prosecutor went before a grand jury. 6 did not go to trial. Six. Out of one hundred sixty-two thousand. OK? Six.
	1:21pm Sem Chumbo: I am thinking today's Duane Train as a kind of Balm of Gilead right about now. Working for this man, anyhow.
	1:23pm robyn: @mark and with all the questions raised by what's been released since the announcement, it's even more sickening (ex: www.dailykos.com...)
	1:27pm adrian in mpls: as my friend put it after quoting those prosecution stats the other day - if a prosecutor want to indict a ham sandwich, they'll indict it
	1:28pm adrian in mpls: and apparently most grand juries are so uncritical, they just accept what they're told by prosecutors......that sort of enslavement to authority is truly frightening
	1:32pm robyn: @adrian it's a travesty.
	1:32pm SeanG: that tune was sweet
	1:33pm adrian in mpls: oh, Nina.....
	1:34pm emile: It's about time
	1:35pm robyn: marty played her medley version of "my sweet lord" yesterday.. incredible
	1:35pm Mark: This isn't Nina's first appearance on FMU since Monday--and I have a feeling it won't be her last.
	1:36pm adrian in mpls: i'm planning on going back and listening to Marty's show this long weekend.....it was inspiring just seeing the playlist
	1:40pm robin: duane, i'm so happy that you share music with us (esp since i haven't gotten to work with you in 15 years). I love love all the shows but today in particular. xxxxooo
	1:44pm Duane: aaw:) Thank you Robin..that's so sweet:) and everyone else listening..thank you:)
	1:45pm Kat in Chicago: this is a lovely cover of EWF
	1:55pm DJ Stashu: Thankful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	1:56pm Whosondephone: Why is there a diamond in the back?
	1:57pm Duane: whosondephone: www.urbandictionary.com...
	1:59pm Whosondephone: TU
	2:00pm steve: this is the best. thank YOU
	2:00pm matt: Thankful that the Hammond was invented.
	2:10pm Marc: Happy Thanksgiving, Duane. Snowed in this afternoon enjoying your show as always.
	2:10pm Carmichael: @Whoson: So you can dig the scene with the gangsta lean.
	2:11pm JakeGould: Little late for the train.
	2:11pm Mike East: Thanks Duanel, and thanks Whosondephone for asking....I never knew that. Always just assumed the diamonds referred to "ice"
	2:12pm kralb: bittersweet day thanks for the music and the message
	2:14pm Gaylord Fields: Thank you, Duane, for your wisdom and perspective, in both your song choices and your heartfelt and righteous words. This is the show you clearly needed to do, and the one we definitely needed to hear.
	2:15pm Sem Chumbo: Thank you, G'Lord.
	2:17pm Gaylord Fields: @Sem Chumbo: You're welcome, I suppose, but I've done nothing.
	2:17pm JakeGould: People are commenting how Darren Wilson showed no emotion during his interview on ABC. Sociopaths have issues with emotions, right? Like complete lack of them.
	2:18pm Duane: Thank YOU Gaylord!! Have a safe and happy holiday!
	2:19pm Sem Chumbo: For writing what most here are thinking, sir. Not nothing, I assure you.
	2:19pm the Canterbury wood-elf: It's good to be reminded of this early K&tG stuff. A shame they didn't stick to being "scientists of sound, mathematically layin' it down" (excellent job description!). Generally feeling thankful for music, Duane, WFMU, all you good people out there...
	2:20pm sphere: agreed, Sem.
	2:22pm Gaylord Fields: Peace back to you, Brother Duane, during this holiday of reflection. Keep on keepin' on!
	2:22pm robyn: i'm thankful i'm the only one in the office so i can play this show on our new bose speakers.. woohoo
	2:24pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Golden Age UK women's hiphop representing!
	2:25pm chris: I'm thankful the butcher has one turkey left... need to bounce to pick it up. :D Seriously, though, thanks, Duane, thanks, All! Peace and Love to you and yours!
	2:27pm Uncle Michael: I'm sad I can only listen to this through one earpiece.
	2:27pm Gaylord Fields: @Sem Chumbo: Sorry for my humility outbreak; I accept in all graciousness and in the spirit of all assembled here under Duane's guidance.
	2:28pm paula pc: Jack Johnson, meet thy ancestor!
	2:29pm Prashanth: Loved the cookie crew track
	2:29pm Bradd in pokane: Thanks Duane! Great show. My 9-year old and I are enjoying our day off with the music.
	2:30pm βrian: Hah. I never knew this wasn't originally De La Soul.
	2:30pm Duane: Prashanth: Yeah it's a great tune..really deep insightful lyrics if you listen too
	2:30pm JakeGould: “I never knew this wasn't originally De La Soul.” I feel so old.
	2:31pm Carmichael: What a great cartoon series. That's where I learned about grams & kilograms, which helped me out later in life ....
	2:32pm northguineahills: Man, this Louis Armstrong covering Pharaoh Sanders has been making the WFMU rounds lately, and rightfully so!
	2:34pm TDK60: I knew that bass line right away!; 'Creator'. Had no idea Thomas had done a track with Armstrong!
	2:34pm Guido from Cologne: Satchmo and Pharoah Sanders? Is this a remix?
	2:35pm sphere: That's what I thought.
	2:36pm Susan C.: Perhaps my favorite Pharaoh Sanders song. I haven't heard this rendition. Very nice. Always puts me in mind of "All Day Music" by War.
	2:37pm northguineahills: I think it was one of the last Satchma recs.
	2:43pm robyn: aww i LOVE this song! one of my favorites from when i first found duane's show :)
	2:46pm paula pc: i'm gonna take the train to Sugar Bar and pay my respects...
	2:48pm oks: very heartfelt show,THANKS DUANE! happy dancegiving !!
	2:49pm Prashanth: Awesome original by Wilie Hutch...I only knew of the Chemical Brothers remix of this song. Thanks WFMU for once again opening my ears
	2:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: All those people of hate out there should listen to this show. It'd soften them up a good deal. Thanks, Duane!
	2:49pm paula pc: show is so deep today. thanks, Duane.
	2:50pm sphere: thanks.
	2:50pm Sem Chumbo: Gratitude, Duane, for this show today.
	2:52pm robyn: yes thank you for a wonderful and meaningful show today duane.. enjoy your thanksgiving with your family.. hope everyone has a great holiday weekend!
	2:53pm adrian in mpls: yeah - this show has been truly truly wonderful. thanks so much duane.
	2:54pm Carmichael: I would also like to jump onto the wonderful train and say thanks for a great show, Duane.
	2:57pm Guido from Cologne: Loved it! Thank you Duane!
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: First time listener...loving it. Thanks, Duane.
	2:59pm Whosondephone: WOW!
	2:59pm frenchee: let me caboose onto the DUANE TRAIN! Great show today, D. Most heartfelt and heartstring-pulling.
	2:59pm Mike East: great train ride, duane. cheers
	2:59pm Mugsy: Happy Thanksgiving Duane
	3:00pm Caroline: Really great show Duane. Love your message(s). Best, C
	3:01pm northguineahills: Wow, happy Thanksgiving Duane, thanks for the awesome tunes!
	9:35pm Philthy woman: thank you for the wonderful bits i got
	6:36pm charles boday: i look forward to your show every week even tho i can stream archives...i found your show this week incredibly moving, and i listened to those sister sledge lyrics in a new way. i went to nile rodgers' book signing a couple of years back...and it took you to make me realize that nile wasn't full of it in terms of his social consciousness...thank you, duane. much respect.
	10:17am Cecile: Listening on archives!
	10:26am Cecile: Beautiful, grounding music helping me get down from a major bummer at work.
	10:27am Cecile: I am somebody!
	10:29am Cecile: Oh, Jeez, I gotta listen to Kenny G.
	10:33am Cecile: I want to send your thoughts on Ferguson to all my in-laws. That's all.

The Duane Train: Playlist from November 26, 2014

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November 26, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Galt Macdermot	Set Us Free "Set Us Free" by "Galt Macdermot"	Guetto Suite	Kilmarnock	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Gil Scott-Heron	Ain't no such thing as Superman	The First Minute of a new Day	Arista	0:05:19 (Pop-up)
Edwin Hawkins Singers	I shall be Free	Children get together	Buddah Records	0:08:08 (Pop-up)
SIster Sledge	easier to love "easier to love" by "SIster Sledge"	we are family	Cotillion	0:17:30 (Pop-up)
The Jones Girl	At Peace with Woman	At Peace With Woman	Philadelphia International	0:21:51 (Pop-up)
James Baldwin	Who is the Nigger? "Who is the Nigger?" by "James Baldwin"			0:25:37 (Pop-up)
Moodymann	Amerika (Just another NIgga)	12"	Mahogani music	0:28:15 (Pop-up)
Bim Marx	ADAM & EVE "ADAM & EVE" by "Bim Marx"	s/t	self-released	0:33:43 (Pop-up)
Clark Sisters	Ha Ya (Eternal Life)	Overdose of the Holy Ghost v/a compiled by david hill	Z Records	0:40:37 (Pop-up)
James Baldwin	Reality "Reality" by "James Baldwin"	Reality	Polydor	0:50:43 (Pop-up)
Kwes	Let go of the Hurt in your Heart(Live)	S/T	Warp	0:54:42 (Pop-up)
Kissey	Entrapped "Entrapped" by "Kissey"	Fuss N Fight	R2	0:58:49 (Pop-up)
Phillip Owusu	Good Night "Good Night" by "Phillip Owusu"	single	self-released	1:02:50 (Pop-up)
The Third Wave	Maiden Voyage "Maiden Voyage" by "The Third Wave"	Here and Now	MPS	1:08:29 (Pop-up)
Floorplan (aka Robert Hood)	Never grow old	12"	Re-Plants	1:12:54 (Pop-up)
Milton Hamilton Crystalized	We Have All the Time	Crystalized	disko mania	1:20:10 (Pop-up)
Devin Dare	Alright "Alright" by "Devin Dare"	12"	stilov4music	1:25:03 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	don't let me be misunderstood (Live)	Right On	Roker	1:30:37 (Pop-up)
Caston & Majors	I'll keep a light in my Window	S/T	Motown	1:33:50 (Pop-up)
Millie Jackson	A Child of God (It's hard to believe)	S/T	Spring	1:37:33 (Pop-up)
Dwele	Thats the Way of the World (Earth Wind & Fire Cover)	Interpretations..	Sanctuary	1:41:54 (Pop-up)
Woods Empire	Universal Love "Universal Love" by "Woods Empire"	Universal Love	Tabu	1:46:47 (Pop-up)
William DeVaugn	Be Thankful for what you got (Tom Moulton Mix)			1:50:33 (Pop-up)
The Chosen Few	People Make the World go 'round	Hit After hit	Trojan	2:07:55 (Pop-up)
Bob marley & The Wailers	Thank you Lord	7"	Trojan	2:10:55 (Pop-up)
Kool & the Gang	Heaven At Once "Heaven At Once" by "Kool & the Gang"	Wild & Peaceful	De-Lite	2:14:36 (Pop-up)
Cookie Crew	Word to the Conscious	12"	ffrr/London	2:19:12 (Pop-up)
Eugene McDaniels	Cherrystones "Cherrystones" by "Eugene McDaniels"	Outlaw	Atlantc	2:23:13 (Pop-up)
Bob Dorough	3 Is the Magic Number	Multiplication Rock	Capitol	2:26:28 (Pop-up)
Louis Armstrong & Leon Thomas	The Creator Has a Master Plan (Peace)	and His Friends	Flying Dutchman	2:29:05 (Pop-up)
Switch feat. Debarge	A brighter Tomorrow	Reaching for Tomorrow	Motwn	2:33:00 (Pop-up)
Younghearts	We got Love better believe it	A Taste of...The Younghearts	20th Century Fox Records	2:35:14 (Pop-up)
Ashford & Simpson	The Boss (Live lesson in Love edit)			2:39:24 (Pop-up)
Wilie Hutch	Brother's Gonna Work it out	The Mack OST	Motown	2:45:58 (Pop-up)
Curtis Mayfield	Love to the People	America Today	Curtom	2:50:39 (Pop-up)
Queen Esther Marrow	What A Wonderful World	Newport News, Virginia	Flying Dutchman	2:54:37 (Pop-up)
Bobby Hutcherson	Montara "Montara" by "Bobby Hutcherson"	Montara	Blue Note	2:57:38 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04pm βrian: Duane, your show makes my stomach growl. Damn Pavlov!
	12:04pm V Priceless: Hi Duane!
	12:05pm chris: Hello, Duane! Hello, All! I could listen to Galt Macdermot's voice all day.
	12:06pm blee: Good Morning Duane and fellow listeners of sonic bliss.
	12:06pm Rich in Washington: Galt Macdermot did the soundtrack to the crazy Gene Wilder/Zero Mostel/Karen Black flick Rhinoceros.
	12:06pm Guido from Cologne: Hi Irwin! g
	12:06pm PKNY: Good TZAG Duane and urbody, glad the only major commuting I'll be doing this holiday is on the Duane Train!
	12:07pm TDK60: Hello Duane. Good to hear Gil Scott-Heron, again, in a time like this.
	12:07pm KRYPT: Hi Duane, and folks.
	12:07pm PKNY: And I must say, since it's definitely still winter in America, hearing some Gil is more necessary than ever.
	12:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: D'Irwuane!
	12:08pm Carmichael: Happy Busiest Travel Day of The Year, Duane and sonic commuters.
	12:09pm adrian in mpls: just reading the recent The Quietus article reflecting on Winter in America - so this is great accompaniment
	12:10pm robyn: happy thanksgiving duane! good bit with kenny g.. living the despair. time for people to take their funk pills and open their eyes
	12:14pm Tome: for the next 2:45 , this ride is gonna be just the best !
	12:14pm common: and more.
	12:17pm oks: hi Duane! you always make my wednesday !
	12:18pm pierre: Bonjour Duane !
	12:18pm emile: Onboard
	12:18pm the Master: Thank you, Duane.
	12:18pm People Like Us: Well said, Duane. And you were a good sport with Kenny. :)
	12:19pm TDK60: Duane, Thanks for explaining this. Your soapboxing is welcome. Some white people may not have ever considered such things! I'm not black but I was in the NYC streets last night, protesting racist cop violence, and will be again.
	12:19pm adrian in mpls: Thanks Duane!
	12:19pm sugarwolf: <3<3 Duane
	12:19pm Tome: Giving < that's what's it all about , and what you and the music and this station does for all of us !
	12:20pm Compared to What?: Sing it, sing it Duane. Truth.
	12:20pm robyn: powerful stuff..thanks duane..looking forward to this set
	12:21pm Stanley: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:22pm Peanut: i hope theres a mass vigil in nyc for this kid
	12:23pm chris: Thanks, Duane. Get up on that soap box! No reason to apologize. The thing is, the folks who need to understand the full context of this lovely music are the ones who aren't listening to it. :-(
	12:23pm Guido from Cologne: We had a guy here, who had developed a considerable psychosis of the "people look at me"-thing. Tragic story.
	12:25pm holland oats: so good, so necessary, thx duane
	12:29pm emile: I shook his hand once
	12:30pm Andrew Waterloo: It's hard to get people to realize that the thing they think they see and know is really just their perception and that their perception is full of bias that won't go away until they can see it.
	12:30pm robyn: the only people that can walk down the street like they own it in america are straight white men...different struggles, same terrorist.
	12:30pm Peanut: is it wrong that i think its kind of amazing that Anonymous hacked the twitter accounts of those KKK members and reversed their bullshit on them? i dunno sorry bit its kind of genius
	12:30pm common: yes, thank you duane!
	12:31pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Duane, and all Trainees.
	12:35pm TDK60: @ Peanut: Sorry? For what? Anonymous rocks.
	12:36pm Peanut: gothamist.com...
	12:36pm Andrew Waterloo: The problem with Anonymous is the fact that they have a broken clock for a moral compass.
	12:38pm Peanut: what a sad situation, ill stop talking about it.
	12:42pm chris: Anonymous are a collective. Impossible to paint them all with the same brush. That said, their activities sure don't always make the same righteous sense as hacking visa or the kkk.
	12:42pm Peanut: on an uplifting note, this snow is peaceful and beautiful and this music is great.
	12:43pm TDK60: That people are resisting is uplifting. Oh, music too.
	12:45pm robyn: beautiful
	12:46pm Peanut: mynah I'm trying to keep up with the uprisings online but wish more was reported
	12:46pm Peanut: i ment myeah
	12:49pm steve: great show so far Duane!
	12:51pm DJ Stashu: I agree with Steve.
	12:53pm chris: I agree with DJ Stashu!
	12:53pm Ray: Thank u Duane! Thanks for the words. Much needed.
	12:53pm rw: I agree with chris
	12:53pm sphere: I hear you Duane.
	12:53pm robyn: you may be preaching to the choir but hopefully some people find your show on the dial today
	12:55pm TDK60: Shout-out also to the Mexican students also resisting impunity and an army/police/cartel state in the same damn 'war on drugs'.
	12:55pm Mark: You may be preaching to the choir to a large extent, Duane, but what you're doing today means a lot to me (and I'm sure to many others too).
	12:56pm Kat in Chicago: I just linked to this show on Twitter. It's everything I wish I could have done when I was on the air here on Monday night and friends of mine were out in the streets.
	12:57pm blee: Every day is the story of the lotus flower. From rough dirty conditions beauty will shine.
	12:58pm steve: i agree robyn, i wish more people could even hear such a reasonable voice. im at my parents house in suburbia and they have cable news on all day and there's seemingly no calm, human, compassionate voice among any of the talking heads on any side of the tv news talking head spectrum.
	1:00pm V Priceless: Is this a Wyatt vocal?
	1:01pm Duane: Hello everybody:) Thanx so much for listeninig and spreading <3 <3 <3... V: That's Kwes's vocal's..very Wyatt influenced though
	1:04pm robyn: @steve it seems to me no one starts with the question "what would you do if a cop shot your unarmed brother?" instead the search is on for reasons to justify and disparage.
	1:08pm steve: right. oy.
	1:15pm Faye: ＼（＠￣∇￣＠）／ YESS DUANE! i love all the sounds
	1:19pm Mark: Just to put it in perspective: In 2010, 162,000 cases brought by a federal prosecutor went before a grand jury. 6 did not go to trial. Six. Out of one hundred sixty-two thousand. OK? Six.
	1:21pm Sem Chumbo: I am thinking today's Duane Train as a kind of Balm of Gilead right about now. Working for this man, anyhow.
	1:23pm robyn: @mark and with all the questions raised by what's been released since the announcement, it's even more sickening (ex: www.dailykos.com...)
	1:27pm adrian in mpls: as my friend put it after quoting those prosecution stats the other day - if a prosecutor want to indict a ham sandwich, they'll indict it
	1:28pm adrian in mpls: and apparently most grand juries are so uncritical, they just accept what they're told by prosecutors......that sort of enslavement to authority is truly frightening
	1:32pm robyn: @adrian it's a travesty.
	1:32pm SeanG: that tune was sweet
	1:33pm adrian in mpls: oh, Nina.....
	1:34pm emile: It's about time
	1:35pm robyn: marty played her medley version of "my sweet lord" yesterday.. incredible
	1:35pm Mark: This isn't Nina's first appearance on FMU since Monday--and I have a feeling it won't be her last.
	1:36pm adrian in mpls: i'm planning on going back and listening to Marty's show this long weekend.....it was inspiring just seeing the playlist
	1:40pm robin: duane, i'm so happy that you share music with us (esp since i haven't gotten to work with you in 15 years). I love love all the shows but today in particular. xxxxooo
	1:44pm Duane: aaw:) Thank you Robin..that's so sweet:) and everyone else listening..thank you:)
	1:45pm Kat in Chicago: this is a lovely cover of EWF
	1:55pm DJ Stashu: Thankful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	1:56pm Whosondephone: Why is there a diamond in the back?
	1:57pm Duane: whosondephone: www.urbandictionary.com...
	1:59pm Whosondephone: TU
	2:00pm steve: this is the best. thank YOU
	2:00pm matt: Thankful that the Hammond was invented.
	2:10pm Marc: Happy Thanksgiving, Duane. Snowed in this afternoon enjoying your show as always.
	2:10pm Carmichael: @Whoson: So you can dig the scene with the gangsta lean.
	2:11pm JakeGould: Little late for the train.
	2:11pm Mike East: Thanks Duanel, and thanks Whosondephone for asking....I never knew that. Always just assumed the diamonds referred to "ice"
	2:12pm kralb: bittersweet day thanks for the music and the message
	2:14pm Gaylord Fields: Thank you, Duane, for your wisdom and perspective, in both your song choices and your heartfelt and righteous words. This is the show you clearly needed to do, and the one we definitely needed to hear.
	2:15pm Sem Chumbo: Thank you, G'Lord.
	2:17pm Gaylord Fields: @Sem Chumbo: You're welcome, I suppose, but I've done nothing.
	2:17pm JakeGould: People are commenting how Darren Wilson showed no emotion during his interview on ABC. Sociopaths have issues with emotions, right? Like complete lack of them.
	2:18pm Duane: Thank YOU Gaylord!! Have a safe and happy holiday!
	2:19pm Sem Chumbo: For writing what most here are thinking, sir. Not nothing, I assure you.
	2:19pm the Canterbury wood-elf: It's good to be reminded of this early K&tG stuff. A shame they didn't stick to being "scientists of sound, mathematically layin' it down" (excellent job description!). Generally feeling thankful for music, Duane, WFMU, all you good people out there...
	2:20pm sphere: agreed, Sem.
	2:22pm Gaylord Fields: Peace back to you, Brother Duane, during this holiday of reflection. Keep on keepin' on!
	2:22pm robyn: i'm thankful i'm the only one in the office so i can play this show on our new bose speakers.. woohoo
	2:24pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Golden Age UK women's hiphop representing!
	2:25pm chris: I'm thankful the butcher has one turkey left... need to bounce to pick it up. :D Seriously, though, thanks, Duane, thanks, All! Peace and Love to you and yours!
	2:27pm Uncle Michael: I'm sad I can only listen to this through one earpiece.
	2:27pm Gaylord Fields: @Sem Chumbo: Sorry for my humility outbreak; I accept in all graciousness and in the spirit of all assembled here under Duane's guidance.
	2:28pm paula pc: Jack Johnson, meet thy ancestor!
	2:29pm Prashanth: Loved the cookie crew track
	2:29pm Bradd in pokane: Thanks Duane! Great show. My 9-year old and I are enjoying our day off with the music.
	2:30pm βrian: Hah. I never knew this wasn't originally De La Soul.
	2:30pm Duane: Prashanth: Yeah it's a great tune..really deep insightful lyrics if you listen too
	2:30pm JakeGould: “I never knew this wasn't originally De La Soul.” I feel so old.
	2:31pm Carmichael: What a great cartoon series. That's where I learned about grams & kilograms, which helped me out later in life ....
	2:32pm northguineahills: Man, this Louis Armstrong covering Pharaoh Sanders has been making the WFMU rounds lately, and rightfully so!
	2:34pm TDK60: I knew that bass line right away!; 'Creator'. Had no idea Thomas had done a track with Armstrong!
	2:34pm Guido from Cologne: Satchmo and Pharoah Sanders? Is this a remix?
	2:35pm sphere: That's what I thought.
	2:36pm Susan C.: Perhaps my favorite Pharaoh Sanders song. I haven't heard this rendition. Very nice. Always puts me in mind of "All Day Music" by War.
	2:37pm northguineahills: I think it was one of the last Satchma recs.
	2:43pm robyn: aww i LOVE this song! one of my favorites from when i first found duane's show :)
	2:46pm paula pc: i'm gonna take the train to Sugar Bar and pay my respects...
	2:48pm oks: very heartfelt show,THANKS DUANE! happy dancegiving !!
	2:49pm Prashanth: Awesome original by Wilie Hutch...I only knew of the Chemical Brothers remix of this song. Thanks WFMU for once again opening my ears
	2:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: All those people of hate out there should listen to this show. It'd soften them up a good deal. Thanks, Duane!
	2:49pm paula pc: show is so deep today. thanks, Duane.
	2:50pm sphere: thanks.
	2:50pm Sem Chumbo: Gratitude, Duane, for this show today.
	2:52pm robyn: yes thank you for a wonderful and meaningful show today duane.. enjoy your thanksgiving with your family.. hope everyone has a great holiday weekend!
	2:53pm adrian in mpls: yeah - this show has been truly truly wonderful. thanks so much duane.
	2:54pm Carmichael: I would also like to jump onto the wonderful train and say thanks for a great show, Duane.
	2:57pm Guido from Cologne: Loved it! Thank you Duane!
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: First time listener...loving it. Thanks, Duane.
	2:59pm Whosondephone: WOW!
	2:59pm frenchee: let me caboose onto the DUANE TRAIN! Great show today, D. Most heartfelt and heartstring-pulling.
	2:59pm Mike East: great train ride, duane. cheers
	2:59pm Mugsy: Happy Thanksgiving Duane
	3:00pm Caroline: Really great show Duane. Love your message(s). Best, C
	3:01pm northguineahills: Wow, happy Thanksgiving Duane, thanks for the awesome tunes!
	9:35pm Philthy woman: thank you for the wonderful bits i got
	6:36pm charles boday: i look forward to your show every week even tho i can stream archives...i found your show this week incredibly moving, and i listened to those sister sledge lyrics in a new way. i went to nile rodgers' book signing a couple of years back...and it took you to make me realize that nile wasn't full of it in terms of his social consciousness...thank you, duane. much respect.
	10:17am Cecile: Listening on archives!
	10:26am Cecile: Beautiful, grounding music helping me get down from a major bummer at work.
	10:27am Cecile: I am somebody!
	10:29am Cecile: Oh, Jeez, I gotta listen to Kenny G.
	10:33am Cecile: I want to send your thoughts on Ferguson to all my in-laws. That's all.

The Duane Train: Playlist from November 26, 2014

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