WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from January 13, 2015

Listener comments!
	9:02pm Van in DC: Hi Irene and everyone. Wow, you weren't kidding Irene when you said very soon you will be having a lot of folks come in. Looking forward to Samuel Vas-Y tonight, but really Bikoff next week!
	9:07pm Robert: Wow, usually we get all those strings from your show. Very interesting change of pace, thanks.
	9:07pm Van in DC: Tips for brass players: Don't be brass players outside...in 0 degree weather...in band...like I was once. Em brochure becomes Ouch!brochure!
	9:08pm Van in DC: Strings next week with Bikoff!
	9:13pm redkayak: Evening, everyone :)
	9:13pm adrian in mpls: evening all! hope everyone is comfortable and warm.
	9:14pm Van in DC: The real mystery in a brass segment is will there be any Maynard Ferguson - greatest trumpeteer ever? Conquistador...wow.
	9:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: The Golden Festival is 1/17 at Grand Prospect Hall. Transpacific Sound Paradise will be broadcasting live and Irene will help bring it to us. Yay!
	9:15pm Van in DC: I stopped doing Twitter for new years resolution, so miss out on all of that stuff. Like Soundcheck, etc.
	9:17pm redkayak: Squirrels, Squirrels, Squirrels could be the anthem for all the critters in this neighborhood!
	9:18pm Robert: My family used to take me to Yugoslav cultural events at Prospect Hall. I even have some 16mm movies of us there.
	9:20pm Van in DC: Sax & Violins always works for me. And you can carve that in Brass, Percussively.
	9:24pm Van in DC: As an aside - as of this very minute, the DVD we expected to be out by now (hoped I mean) of KaTe's Before The Dawn concerts is still missing in action. Not available. I guess it will be really good when it finally premieres.
	9:25pm JakeGould: Wow! Cool stuff, Rob. Was Grand Prospect Hall main Yugoslavian or just Slavic or not even that specific… Just Eastern European… There’s a Polish history to that part of the Slope that is all but washed away right now.
	9:26pm Van in DC: This seems like actually a rare treat for brass fans. Thanks Irene, for this set.
	9:27pm Irene Trudel: Hi everybody! Just settling in for the evening here. Jake, as I was told when I first visited, the Grand Prospect Hall was an old German Opera House many moons ago. The Golden Festival took up residence there a few years ago, and the hall seems like the perfect setting.
	9:29pm Irene Trudel: Robert, you should post some of those movies to You Tube. I'll be there were some long-forgotten musicians who played those events. is there sound to go with it?
	9:29pm Robert: I really don't know, Jake. I know only from my few experiences there as a child. Not sure whether the content was specifically Croatian or also Serbian. I do seem to recall the titles in the outdoor movies they showed were in the accented Roman alphabet, not Cyrillic.
	9:29pm Van in DC: I went to an old German opera house in Frankfurt, WEST Germany. Many many moons ago. I think to see David Sylvian in concert. Or Japan. I forget.
	9:29pm Irene Trudel: Van, as for the KaTe video, I can be very patient. These things take time.
	9:31pm Irene Trudel: Oh, and here's a link to the Golden Festival schedule. Rob W. and I will be broadcasting live from the Ballroom starting at 6pm EST. goldenfest.org...
	9:31pm Robert: Not sound movies, sorry, Ms. Trudel. I haven't even run them thru the Bell & Howell in many years, hope they haven't deteriorated too badly.
	9:33pm Robert: Mostly nitrate stock in the family movies. Only some of the later ones were on acetate, so better preserved.
	9:35pm Robert: Some 50' reels, some spliced into 200-400'.
	9:37pm Van in DC: Irene - Doug S. knows but maybe nobody else...did you know I was a music major in college? Performance? I intended to go to Juliard. Anyway, I could work my way around a few instruments. Brass mostly. Trombone, trumpet...etc.... which means I would be a starving high school band teacher today if I had kept that path lol
	9:40pm JakeGould: The fascinating thing to me about Park Slope is how it used to have a Little Italy (3rd Avenue between President & Union to 5th Avenue) and a Polish/Slavic area in the teens 20s. Virtually gone now. Happy some small remnants are still alive.
	9:46pm Irene Trudel: Wow, Robert, sounds like those are in great need of preservation/sharing. And Van, I did not know this about you. We all have a little music in our backgrounds whether as players or enthusiasts.
	9:50pm Van in DC: You nailed it Irene. I remember my own mother asking me when I was very young, "Why does music mean so much to you?" She just didn't get it. She never understood. And I was sad about that.
	9:52pm Van in DC: Sitar...?
	9:54pm KP: Or as someone dear to me once said, I dont get it, you only care about music and politics. i replied, what about the Yankees?
	9:54pm KP: Good evening Irene, Van and all.
	9:55pm Sybil: @Van: bouzouki, I'd guess. Oh yeah, good evening Irene and all.
	9:56pm Van in DC: Hi KP! I am happy someone else understands :) Not sitar, I agree. No idea what though. Bouzouki? okay..
	9:57pm Irene Trudel: Sybil & Van, both wrong. It was the Oud. Hi KP!
	9:58pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, wonderful Black Sea Hotel! A Trio Bulgarka for this decade! Hi Irene and Trukeepers!
	9:58pm Van in DC: Wow. Ouch(d)
	9:58pm Sybil: Belated thanks for the Charlie Hayden. I was busy cooking while it was on and it brought a smile to my face. (Wish I could be at the tribute, but it's good to be listening here too!) Oud, really? You know, I was going to say that, and then I thought, nah, can't be. Well, they are close relatives.
	9:59pm Van in DC: MATT! Yo & hellos
	9:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - magnificence. Gets better to be here after Irish pub trad as Winter goes on...
	9:59pm Matt from Springfield: Oud, North African instrument? Yo yo yo hi Van! I can make it to the U Street show this Thursday! :)
	10:00pm Van in DC: So many esteemed folks coming in - howdies all! Matt - I will be there.
	10:01pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Like lightening your step early in a winter evening, and with this music lighting a fire late in a winter night...
	10:02pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: Wonderful, I'll mark myself with some FMU apparel, as per usual hoping someone recognizes it (this time - it's a sure thing!)
	10:02pm Van in DC: Matt - I will be wearing my black Woof-Moo t-shirt. And maybe a Woof-Moo scarf on top of my Woof-Moo hoodie.
	10:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - wull, it's -4°F here - so light bloody something once I'm back indoors !
	10:07pm Van in DC: Matt - Kawehi puts on a pretty awesome show. I'm sure you will love it. She is something else.
	10:07pm Matt from Springfield: @Robert: That sounds awesome, about Yugoslav dancing home movies. Is your family from there? I'm part Slovenian myself. I rescued some local (Steelton PA) folk LPs from my grandmother's house--Slovenian "tamburitza" and "tumbala" style bands.
	10:10pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: Lookin' forward to it! @Irene: Awesome--youth ensemble! "Čoček", that seems to be Macedonian?
	10:12pm Robert: Matt, Mother's side was Croatian, although my cousin thinks Grandma was Serbian. I've got some Yugoslav 78s & LPs. I played some once for friends and was surprised to have them identify one track as "Buffalo Gals". I didn't know that song in English!
	10:12pm coelacanth: greetings Irene and everyone.
	10:15pm Matt from Springfield: That's great, Robert! Glad you keep the older music around. Greets coelacanth!
	10:18pm Van in DC: I think I need to go find a tourniquet for my arm. Bleeding to death. hopefully be back on archives.
	10:19pm LJC: Syd Barrett meets Bobby Darin! Very cool!
	10:21pm Irene Trudel: Van, take care of yourself! Matt, the Čoček Youth Ensemble is local, but I guess Macedonian in spirit. They played at the top of Rob's broadcast from Golden Festival last year.
	10:22pm KP: Awesome guest.
	10:22pm Matt from Springfield: Yeeech, be careful Van! Take care, stop the blood, and don't forget the antiseptic!
	10:23pm Matt from Springfield: Okay, thanks Irene! Good thing the Golden Festival keeps the local Balkan spirit alive and gives it a venue to perform. And thank you and Rob for covering it year after year too!
	10:24pm coelacanth: 'reminds me a teensy-bit of Arnaldo Baptista's mellower stuff.
	10:26pm tino: sounds great!
	10:27pm Matt from Springfield: ♥♥♥♥ Coucou!!! Très belle!
	10:32pm steve: hey Irene and folks! this is just what i need in this night of pre-semester email madness.
	10:37pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Samuel, great tunes, great performance! Evening steve!
	10:41pm 12539: Merci, Monsieur Vas-Y.
	10:42pm steve: hey Matt! good to see ya
	10:42pm Matt from Springfield: Always good to see you, as well.
	10:43pm jon: hi irene and everybody on the list. great guest. happy to get to learn about him. love the show irene
	11:05pm JakeGould: Liking this show tonight!
	11:44pm Mugsy: Pic looks like a young Tina Yothers, with the flute.
	11:49pm Matt from Springfield: Spacey sounds! Lovin' em!
	11:50pm Mugsy: I was a Mallory boy myself
	11:50pm Carmichael: Man, am I late to the party. Hi Irene, off to the archives.
	11:55pm 12539: Thanks, Irene!
	11:57pm Irene Trudel: Glad you all liked Samuel and the show tonight! Catch you next Tuesday evening.
	11:58pm Mugsy: Nice closer
	11:59pm KP: See ya, Irene. Super show
	12:00am Matt from Springfield: Wonderful show, loved it! Thanks Irene! Have a good night everyone!
	🥁 9:53am Sean in Bristol UK: Irene, wonderful show as always, many thanks,
	10:53am Van in DC: Oooh thanks for that Don Bikoff. Always a pleasure to listen to his fantastic fingers
	1:13pm Van in DC: Amazing how you find some of this stuff Irene. Really enjoying the Loscil track...had to do a search for them to investigate a bit :) www.tinymixtapes.com... I have never heard of "self-erasing ambiance" as a style before...interesting.
	🥁 1:16pm Sean in Bristol UK: Forgot to add, thanks for the great set from Samuel Vas-Y
	1:28pm Van in DC: Ooooh I loved the Caitlin Canty too!! She'll be live on Jeffrey's show on Saturday! Woo-hoo! I'll be sure to at least catch up on archive! Thanks for the notice Irene!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from January 13, 2015

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January 13, 2015: Bunches of brass and woods, with Samuel Vas-Y

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Approx. start time
Slavic Soul Party	140 "140" by "Slavic Soul Party"	Bigger	Barbes Records		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Veveritse Brass Band	Squirrels, Squirrels, Squirrels	SDTK: Brasslands	Meerkatmedia		0:04:39 (Pop-up)
Raya Brass Band	Riffcloud "Riffcloud" by "Raya Brass Band"	SDTK: Brasslands	Meerkatmedia		0:11:50 (Pop-up)
Zlatne Uste Balkan Brass Band	Majko, Majko / Ekremov Čoček	No Strings Attached	Rounder		0:15:18 (Pop-up)
Charlie Haden & the Liberation Music Orchestra	Dream Keeper	Dream Keeper	Blue Note		0:20:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu	"Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu"				0:36:59 (Pop-up)
Michael Winograd	Arrivals/Departures	Bessarabian Hop			0:43:16 (Pop-up)
The Nightingale Trio	Bezrodna Nevesta (Bulgarian)	Letya			0:48:24 (Pop-up)
Mavrothi Kontanis	Zafeiria Elnal ta Matia Sou	Wooden Heart			0:51:55 (Pop-up)
Black Sea Hotel	Pusta Mladost "Pusta Mladost" by "Black Sea Hotel"	The Forest Is Shaking and Swaying			0:55:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu	"Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu"	Chiaroscuro			1:01:15 (Pop-up)
Live performance and chat with Samuel Vas-Y
Self-described Singer Song Scribbler Samuel Vas-Y (pronounced vazz-EE) began life in France but uses Dublin as his homebase, picking up influences from both and a lot in between. On his most recent album, "Tickly Teeth," Samuel (who also uses the surname Arnold) presents a playful blend of familiar and foreign, with little touches of Serge Gainsbourg and Jeff Buckley popping out of the mix. Samuel Vas-Y is working on a new album and played a few tunes for Irene
Samuel Vas-Y	Dervish Dance "Dervish Dance" by "Samuel Vas-Y"	Tickly Teeth		CD	1:06:13 (Pop-up)
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Samuel Vas-Y	Hurt "Hurt" by "Samuel Vas-Y"				1:11:33 (Pop-up)
Samuel Vas-Y	Leave Your Dancing Until Then				1:18:54 (Pop-up)
Samuel Vas-Y	Coucou "Coucou" by "Samuel Vas-Y"				1:24:44 (Pop-up)
""
Samuel Vas-Y	My Head of Curls "My Head of Curls" by "Samuel Vas-Y"				1:31:54 (Pop-up)
Samuel Vas-Y	Millionaire of Hours	Tickly Teeth		CD	1:38:03 (Pop-up)
Samuel Vas-Y	Jungle Dream "Jungle Dream" by "Samuel Vas-Y"	Tickly Teeth		CD	1:41:30 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu	"Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu"	Chiaroscuro			1:45:31 (Pop-up)
Weyes Blood	Land of Broken Dreams	The Innocents	Mexican Summer		1:48:14 (Pop-up)
Sidsel Endresen and Stian Westerhus	Boom Boom	Bonita	Rune Grammofon		1:52:46 (Pop-up)
Iasos	I Passion You a Leap of Love-Flame / Rainbow Canyon	Celestial Soul Portrait	Numero Group		1:55:07 (Pop-up)
Yannis Kyriakides/Andy Moor	Hell Breaks Loose	Life is a Billion Heartbeats	Unsounds		2:02:49 (Pop-up)
Gulaab	Sing, Gevatter Tod, Sing "Sing, Gevatter Tod, Sing" by "Gulaab"	Ritt Durch den Hades	Merlin's Nose		2:07:33 (Pop-up)
Nathan Bowles	Chuckatuck "Chuckatuck" by "Nathan Bowles"	Nansemond	Paradise of Bachelors		2:10:31 (Pop-up)
Don Bikoff	Guzzi on Hallowed Ground	Hallowed Ground	(Don Bikoff)		2:16:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu	"Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu"	Chiaroscuro	ECM		2:20:52 (Pop-up)
Johanna Warren	Everyone I Know "Everyone I Know" by "Johanna Warren"	Fates			2:29:58 (Pop-up)
The Barr Brothers	Static Orphans / Love Ain't Enough	Sleeping Operator	Secret City Records		2:33:26 (Pop-up)
Sherita	Through Years "Through Years" by "Sherita"				2:40:13 (Pop-up)
Loscil	Sea Island Murders "Sea Island Murders" by "Loscil"	Sea Island	Kranky		2:44:26 (Pop-up)
Big Lazy	Swampesque "Swampesque" by "Big Lazy"	Don't Cross Myrtle	Tasankee		2:52:29 (Pop-up)
Caitlin Canty	My Love For You Will Not Fade	Reckless Skyline			2:55:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu	"Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu"	Chiaroscuro	ECM Records		2:59:38 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02pm Van in DC: Hi Irene and everyone. Wow, you weren't kidding Irene when you said very soon you will be having a lot of folks come in. Looking forward to Samuel Vas-Y tonight, but really Bikoff next week!
	9:07pm Robert: Wow, usually we get all those strings from your show. Very interesting change of pace, thanks.
	9:07pm Van in DC: Tips for brass players: Don't be brass players outside...in 0 degree weather...in band...like I was once. Em brochure becomes Ouch!brochure!
	9:08pm Van in DC: Strings next week with Bikoff!
	9:13pm redkayak: Evening, everyone :)
	9:13pm adrian in mpls: evening all! hope everyone is comfortable and warm.
	9:14pm Van in DC: The real mystery in a brass segment is will there be any Maynard Ferguson - greatest trumpeteer ever? Conquistador...wow.
	9:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: The Golden Festival is 1/17 at Grand Prospect Hall. Transpacific Sound Paradise will be broadcasting live and Irene will help bring it to us. Yay!
	9:15pm Van in DC: I stopped doing Twitter for new years resolution, so miss out on all of that stuff. Like Soundcheck, etc.
	9:17pm redkayak: Squirrels, Squirrels, Squirrels could be the anthem for all the critters in this neighborhood!
	9:18pm Robert: My family used to take me to Yugoslav cultural events at Prospect Hall. I even have some 16mm movies of us there.
	9:20pm Van in DC: Sax & Violins always works for me. And you can carve that in Brass, Percussively.
	9:24pm Van in DC: As an aside - as of this very minute, the DVD we expected to be out by now (hoped I mean) of KaTe's Before The Dawn concerts is still missing in action. Not available. I guess it will be really good when it finally premieres.
	9:25pm JakeGould: Wow! Cool stuff, Rob. Was Grand Prospect Hall main Yugoslavian or just Slavic or not even that specific… Just Eastern European… There’s a Polish history to that part of the Slope that is all but washed away right now.
	9:26pm Van in DC: This seems like actually a rare treat for brass fans. Thanks Irene, for this set.
	9:27pm Irene Trudel: Hi everybody! Just settling in for the evening here. Jake, as I was told when I first visited, the Grand Prospect Hall was an old German Opera House many moons ago. The Golden Festival took up residence there a few years ago, and the hall seems like the perfect setting.
	9:29pm Irene Trudel: Robert, you should post some of those movies to You Tube. I'll be there were some long-forgotten musicians who played those events. is there sound to go with it?
	9:29pm Robert: I really don't know, Jake. I know only from my few experiences there as a child. Not sure whether the content was specifically Croatian or also Serbian. I do seem to recall the titles in the outdoor movies they showed were in the accented Roman alphabet, not Cyrillic.
	9:29pm Van in DC: I went to an old German opera house in Frankfurt, WEST Germany. Many many moons ago. I think to see David Sylvian in concert. Or Japan. I forget.
	9:29pm Irene Trudel: Van, as for the KaTe video, I can be very patient. These things take time.
	9:31pm Irene Trudel: Oh, and here's a link to the Golden Festival schedule. Rob W. and I will be broadcasting live from the Ballroom starting at 6pm EST. goldenfest.org...
	9:31pm Robert: Not sound movies, sorry, Ms. Trudel. I haven't even run them thru the Bell & Howell in many years, hope they haven't deteriorated too badly.
	9:33pm Robert: Mostly nitrate stock in the family movies. Only some of the later ones were on acetate, so better preserved.
	9:35pm Robert: Some 50' reels, some spliced into 200-400'.
	9:37pm Van in DC: Irene - Doug S. knows but maybe nobody else...did you know I was a music major in college? Performance? I intended to go to Juliard. Anyway, I could work my way around a few instruments. Brass mostly. Trombone, trumpet...etc.... which means I would be a starving high school band teacher today if I had kept that path lol
	9:40pm JakeGould: The fascinating thing to me about Park Slope is how it used to have a Little Italy (3rd Avenue between President & Union to 5th Avenue) and a Polish/Slavic area in the teens 20s. Virtually gone now. Happy some small remnants are still alive.
	9:46pm Irene Trudel: Wow, Robert, sounds like those are in great need of preservation/sharing. And Van, I did not know this about you. We all have a little music in our backgrounds whether as players or enthusiasts.
	9:50pm Van in DC: You nailed it Irene. I remember my own mother asking me when I was very young, "Why does music mean so much to you?" She just didn't get it. She never understood. And I was sad about that.
	9:52pm Van in DC: Sitar...?
	9:54pm KP: Or as someone dear to me once said, I dont get it, you only care about music and politics. i replied, what about the Yankees?
	9:54pm KP: Good evening Irene, Van and all.
	9:55pm Sybil: @Van: bouzouki, I'd guess. Oh yeah, good evening Irene and all.
	9:56pm Van in DC: Hi KP! I am happy someone else understands :) Not sitar, I agree. No idea what though. Bouzouki? okay..
	9:57pm Irene Trudel: Sybil & Van, both wrong. It was the Oud. Hi KP!
	9:58pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, wonderful Black Sea Hotel! A Trio Bulgarka for this decade! Hi Irene and Trukeepers!
	9:58pm Van in DC: Wow. Ouch(d)
	9:58pm Sybil: Belated thanks for the Charlie Hayden. I was busy cooking while it was on and it brought a smile to my face. (Wish I could be at the tribute, but it's good to be listening here too!) Oud, really? You know, I was going to say that, and then I thought, nah, can't be. Well, they are close relatives.
	9:59pm Van in DC: MATT! Yo & hellos
	9:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - magnificence. Gets better to be here after Irish pub trad as Winter goes on...
	9:59pm Matt from Springfield: Oud, North African instrument? Yo yo yo hi Van! I can make it to the U Street show this Thursday! :)
	10:00pm Van in DC: So many esteemed folks coming in - howdies all! Matt - I will be there.
	10:01pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Like lightening your step early in a winter evening, and with this music lighting a fire late in a winter night...
	10:02pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: Wonderful, I'll mark myself with some FMU apparel, as per usual hoping someone recognizes it (this time - it's a sure thing!)
	10:02pm Van in DC: Matt - I will be wearing my black Woof-Moo t-shirt. And maybe a Woof-Moo scarf on top of my Woof-Moo hoodie.
	10:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - wull, it's -4°F here - so light bloody something once I'm back indoors !
	10:07pm Van in DC: Matt - Kawehi puts on a pretty awesome show. I'm sure you will love it. She is something else.
	10:07pm Matt from Springfield: @Robert: That sounds awesome, about Yugoslav dancing home movies. Is your family from there? I'm part Slovenian myself. I rescued some local (Steelton PA) folk LPs from my grandmother's house--Slovenian "tamburitza" and "tumbala" style bands.
	10:10pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: Lookin' forward to it! @Irene: Awesome--youth ensemble! "Čoček", that seems to be Macedonian?
	10:12pm Robert: Matt, Mother's side was Croatian, although my cousin thinks Grandma was Serbian. I've got some Yugoslav 78s & LPs. I played some once for friends and was surprised to have them identify one track as "Buffalo Gals". I didn't know that song in English!
	10:12pm coelacanth: greetings Irene and everyone.
	10:15pm Matt from Springfield: That's great, Robert! Glad you keep the older music around. Greets coelacanth!
	10:18pm Van in DC: I think I need to go find a tourniquet for my arm. Bleeding to death. hopefully be back on archives.
	10:19pm LJC: Syd Barrett meets Bobby Darin! Very cool!
	10:21pm Irene Trudel: Van, take care of yourself! Matt, the Čoček Youth Ensemble is local, but I guess Macedonian in spirit. They played at the top of Rob's broadcast from Golden Festival last year.
	10:22pm KP: Awesome guest.
	10:22pm Matt from Springfield: Yeeech, be careful Van! Take care, stop the blood, and don't forget the antiseptic!
	10:23pm Matt from Springfield: Okay, thanks Irene! Good thing the Golden Festival keeps the local Balkan spirit alive and gives it a venue to perform. And thank you and Rob for covering it year after year too!
	10:24pm coelacanth: 'reminds me a teensy-bit of Arnaldo Baptista's mellower stuff.
	10:26pm tino: sounds great!
	10:27pm Matt from Springfield: ♥♥♥♥ Coucou!!! Très belle!
	10:32pm steve: hey Irene and folks! this is just what i need in this night of pre-semester email madness.
	10:37pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Samuel, great tunes, great performance! Evening steve!
	10:41pm 12539: Merci, Monsieur Vas-Y.
	10:42pm steve: hey Matt! good to see ya
	10:42pm Matt from Springfield: Always good to see you, as well.
	10:43pm jon: hi irene and everybody on the list. great guest. happy to get to learn about him. love the show irene
	11:05pm JakeGould: Liking this show tonight!
	11:44pm Mugsy: Pic looks like a young Tina Yothers, with the flute.
	11:49pm Matt from Springfield: Spacey sounds! Lovin' em!
	11:50pm Mugsy: I was a Mallory boy myself
	11:50pm Carmichael: Man, am I late to the party. Hi Irene, off to the archives.
	11:55pm 12539: Thanks, Irene!
	11:57pm Irene Trudel: Glad you all liked Samuel and the show tonight! Catch you next Tuesday evening.
	11:58pm Mugsy: Nice closer
	11:59pm KP: See ya, Irene. Super show
	12:00am Matt from Springfield: Wonderful show, loved it! Thanks Irene! Have a good night everyone!
	🥁 9:53am Sean in Bristol UK: Irene, wonderful show as always, many thanks,
	10:53am Van in DC: Oooh thanks for that Don Bikoff. Always a pleasure to listen to his fantastic fingers
	1:13pm Van in DC: Amazing how you find some of this stuff Irene. Really enjoying the Loscil track...had to do a search for them to investigate a bit :) www.tinymixtapes.com... I have never heard of "self-erasing ambiance" as a style before...interesting.
	🥁 1:16pm Sean in Bristol UK: Forgot to add, thanks for the great set from Samuel Vas-Y
	1:28pm Van in DC: Ooooh I loved the Caitlin Canty too!! She'll be live on Jeffrey's show on Saturday! Woo-hoo! I'll be sure to at least catch up on archive! Thanks for the notice Irene!

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