WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from February 4, 2015

Listener comments!
	11:51am Carmichael: Like the dogs, I am also waiting obediently. With my music dish in front of me.
	11:56am listener james from westwood: "Their Master's MP3s."
	12:02pm Artie Haywire: Feed The Listeners!!
	12:03pm Amanda: Welcome to the show, everybody! Pull up a plastic bowl and get to it
	12:05pm listener james from westwood: I want more bits, more bits, more bits in my Kibbles & Bits.
	12:08pm Amanda: Iiiiiiiit's BACON!
	12:10pm efd: I'm also a proud owner of this Heyettes single.
	12:13pm Amanda: @efd, I just found mine for a dollar at Bleecker Street Records. Very proud too.
	12:16pm Carmichael: Now I MUST have the Fonz 45!
	12:18pm Doug Schulkind: It's the Scenario meet-up! Please to meet y'all!
	12:19pm Dominick: This show makes it's own gravy
	12:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it is indeed both crunchy & moist...
	12:20pm Dean: The Dils!
	12:24pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:24pm KP: Go Amanda!
	12:25pm KP: Amanda, what you gonna do ...
	12:29pm African National Congress: Amandla!
	12:33pm KP: Ha!
	12:41pm Carmichael: Good ol' Joey Levine ...
	12:45pm ndbob: Another station I listen to had a Joey Levine vs. Perry Como face off a couple weeks ago.
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: I just complimented you on Duane's playlist, Amanda. How embarrassking.
	12:49pm Carmichael: Scott Walker on helium, maybe. This can't be ...
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: Oh, it sure can, Carmichael.
	12:50pm ndbob: from about 1958?
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: About. Noel Scott Engel, to be precise.
	12:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: So...what was the scenario the other night? Was there a good turnout at the Simpsons meet-up?
	12:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...now we know why Scott Walker is so bitter & anti-union...wait - what??...
	12:52pm KP: Wow. Never heard this Monkees track. Nice find!
	12:54pm Dean: If this is supposed to be the Beatles in mono, how come the song isn't "Please Me"?
	12:55pm KP: Love Freddy!
	12:55pm Amanda: Oooooh, I see what you did there.
	12:56pm Doug Schulkind: Gotta run to work. Hey, I said work, not twerk!
	12:56pm Carmichael: Like a J-O-B, Doug??
	12:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Dean: it was still recorded to two tracks. ...Gerry's Kids...
	12:59pm Dean: @RRNov63: So you're saying if it were recorded to 24 tracks it'd be "Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Me"?
	1:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if you please...
	1:00pm Carmichael: Crumb and his wife used to live 2 or 3 miles down a country road from me, before he went to Paris. He's quite a character.
	1:01pm Uncle Michael: Amanda is not in mono!
	1:01pm David Shortell: Who sang that Cheap Suit Serenaders track? "Mickey Rat" creator Bob Armstrong?
	1:04pm KP: Everyone in Liverpool sounds - and looks - like Paul McCartney.
	1:05pm ndbob: I'm much more used to the mono recordings of the first few Beatles LPs
	1:05pm KP: The American versions of the Beatles songs is a great way to hear them from a fresh and often better perspective
	1:06pm Woo: He sounded like McCartney before McCartney was killed in a car crash and John buried him.
	1:07pm Dean: I'm very bored.
	1:08pm Stevel: In late to the comments but I got to hear the opening set elsewhere. It was a keeper!
	1:08pm Dean: Luap deirub i.
	1:10pm ndbob: @KP Kind of the opposite with me - being old enough to have heard the American mono recordings when they were new - Sgt. Pepper may have been the first one I heard in stereo
	1:12pm Greg from Bloomfield: SO bummed I missed Simpsons night. Monday after Super Bowl Sunday: YIKES. Not the awesomest I've ever felt.
	1:13pm listener james from westwood: If anyone hears a weird noise behind the mix, it's me chopping shallots.
	1:14pm northguineahills: I missed Simpsons night as my mother-in-law was in town, and she doesn't speak English, so, it would have been awkward.
	1:15pm Amanda: Aww, it's OK Greg and ngh! We had a good turnout considering all the factors of weather, Superbowl, Monday etc. This answers Ken from HP's question too I hope. It was fun. Thanks for indulging my Beatle and Beatle-adjacent obsession everyone :-) Those tracks are so short it was hard to keep up with all the track info but I'll fill it in later.
	1:22pm Roberto: Go Simpsons peeps!
	1:22pm KP: nd Bob, i know what you mean because i course also knew the mono releases. but after years of antiseptic stereo the older tracks are refreshing. Also there was much manipulating for the American market. Most obviously reverb was poured all over those first few singles making them sound rich and powerful comared to the "real ones." Also the Lps, right up to but not including pepper were substantially different and every choice seemed better on the US ones. I used to have bootleg copies of all this but they sort of disappeared along the way.
	1:24pm Roberto: I'd like to have attended, but that would have meant leaving the house.
	1:30pm Roberto: Ooh I'm a grammar robot!
	1:33pm Greg from Bloomfield: THAT'S where that's from. I was designing an envelope yesterday and I put "123 Fake St" as the address.
	1:37pm ndbob: @KP I never liked the stereo on the early Beatles songs - way too much separation
	1:45pm jay c: ripping the tunes as usual, great show! happy wednesday!
	1:50pm Charlie: I go Poco!
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: Poco logo by Troy McLure!
	1:51pm KP: Ndbob, stereo no, but the added echo on first few us releases sounds awesome
	1:52pm Dominick: OKOKOKOKOK
	1:52pm KP: Amanda!
	1:52pm Roberto: This song is a good fit for you!
	1:52pm Charlie: All right!
	1:53pm Carmichael: I have Troy's Poco logo as a tattoo, uh ... "somewhere" on my body.
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: I've always suspected as much.
	1:54pm Stevel: Amanda always makes me smile. Great show.
	1:55pm doctorjazz: TAJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!My Rebbe!!!!
	1:56pm Dominick: ndbob & KP there are positives to each version. Familiarity with hearing the USA mono versions while i was a kid makes them "right" in my brain but there is no denying they have the lo end cut, compressed and smeared with reverb and have several generations of noise and distortion added. Hearing the UK mono mixes the 1st time was a revelation
	1:56pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	1:57pm Amanda: Hey, thanks all for listening today!
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for all the fun, Amanda!
	1:58pm Charlie: Happy day!
	1:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thx As Ever AmNazz !
	1:59pm doctorjazz: Fun show, thanks
	1:59pm northguineahills: Crap, it's two!?? Thanks again Amanda!
	2:00pm listener james from westwood: Argh, I missed some of Simpsons Time owing to a phone call. Will hit in archive. Sounded like the Linguo ep! Many thanks for the kickass show! Always 2 brief!
	11:51am Amanda: This is a late reply to @David Shortell about the R. Crumb track... I wasn't able to confirm for sure who's singing, but Bob Armstrong is a good guess. To me it doesn't sound like Crumb himself.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from February 4, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Dr. Feelgood	Going Back Home "Going Back Home" by "Dr. Feelgood"	Malpractice	UA/Columbia	1975	CD			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Elvis Costello & the Attractions	Let Them All Talk	Punch the Clock	Columbia/CBS	1983	LP			0:05:49 (Pop-up)
The Heyettes	The Fonz Song "The Fonz Song" by "The Heyettes"		London	1976	7"			0:08:37 (Pop-up)
Suzi Quatro	Little Bitch Blue "Little Bitch Blue" by "Suzi Quatro"		Bell	1973	7"			0:11:22 (Pop-up)
Terry Ann & Lafferty-Furth Gang	Motorcycle Jack	Savage Rockin' Girls	Collector	195?	CD			0:14:29 (Pop-up)
Dave Edmunds	Warmed Over Kisses (Left Over Love)	D.E. 7th	Columbia/CBS	1982	LP			0:16:31 (Pop-up)
Rank & File	Amanda Ruth "Amanda Ruth" by "Rank & File"	Sundown	Slash	1982	LP			0:19:46 (Pop-up)
Steve Earle	Go Amanda "Go Amanda" by "Steve Earle"	Jerusalem	Artemis	2002	CD			0:22:58 (Pop-up)
Waylon Jennings	Amanda "Amanda" by "Waylon Jennings"	The Ramblin' Man	RCA Victor	1974	LP			0:26:01 (Pop-up)

	Lotsa Legggggs commercial "Lotsa Legggggs commercial"			1988		YT		0:38:00 (Pop-up)
1910 Fruitgum Company	Pop Goes the Weasel	Simon Says	Buddah	1968	LP			0:38:57 (Pop-up)
Anthony and the Imperials	What Greater Love		Veep	1968	7"			0:40:49 (Pop-up)
Every Mother's Son	Didn't She Lie	Every Mother's Son	MGM	1967	LP			0:42:47 (Pop-up)
Dino, Desi & Billy	When You Walk In The Room	Memories Are Made Of This	Reprise	1966	LP			0:44:54 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker	Everybody But Me "Everybody But Me" by "Scott Walker"	Humble Beginnings - the Scott Engel Sessions	Empire Musikwerks	1958	CD			0:47:45 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	All the Kings Horses (demo)	Go Ape...!		1965?	CD	I think this is Nesmith's original demo of the song, slowed down here for some reason		0:49:55 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Please Please Me (mono)	Beatles in Mono box set		1963				0:52:30 (Pop-up)
Gerry and the Pacemakers	How Do You Do It?			1963		Spotify		0:55:02 (Pop-up)
R. Crumb and his Cheap Suit Serenaders	She Lived Down By the Firehouse			1976	Cassette			0:56:42 (Pop-up)

Slim Ali & the Hodi Boys	We Gotta Dance	70s Pop	Arc Music		CD		*	1:10:00 (Pop-up)
Ace Cannon	Funny (How Time Slips Away)		Hi	1966	7"			1:14:01 (Pop-up)
Jessica Pratt	Back, Baby "Back, Baby" by "Jessica Pratt"	On Your Own Love Again	Drag City		CD		*	1:16:10 (Pop-up)
Simpsons Time!	ep 266: Trilogy of Error (writer: Matt Selman)	season 12						1:21:14 (Pop-up)
Conspiracy of Owls	Three "Three" by "Conspiracy of Owls"	Conspiracy of Owls	Burger	2010	LP			1:34:06 (Pop-up)

Children of the Mushroom	You Can't Erase a Mirror	Children of the Mushroom	Out-Sider	orig 1968	CD		*	1:39:56 (Pop-up)
The Hobbits	Men and Doors "Men and Doors" by "The Hobbits"	Men and Doors: The Hobbits Communicate	Decca	1968	LP	old bin!		1:42:38 (Pop-up)
The Deep Six	What Would You Wish from the Golden Fish	The Deep Six	Liberty	1966	LP			1:45:13 (Pop-up)
Poco	One Horse Blue "One Horse Blue" by "Poco"	Cantamos	CBS	1974	LP			1:47:35 (Pop-up)
	Make it With You "Make it With You"					sung by me		1:51:48 (Pop-up)
Taj Mahal	Happy Just to Be Like I Am			1971				1:54:48 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:51am Carmichael: Like the dogs, I am also waiting obediently. With my music dish in front of me.
	11:56am listener james from westwood: "Their Master's MP3s."
	12:02pm Artie Haywire: Feed The Listeners!!
	12:03pm Amanda: Welcome to the show, everybody! Pull up a plastic bowl and get to it
	12:05pm listener james from westwood: I want more bits, more bits, more bits in my Kibbles & Bits.
	12:08pm Amanda: Iiiiiiiit's BACON!
	12:10pm efd: I'm also a proud owner of this Heyettes single.
	12:13pm Amanda: @efd, I just found mine for a dollar at Bleecker Street Records. Very proud too.
	12:16pm Carmichael: Now I MUST have the Fonz 45!
	12:18pm Doug Schulkind: It's the Scenario meet-up! Please to meet y'all!
	12:19pm Dominick: This show makes it's own gravy
	12:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it is indeed both crunchy & moist...
	12:20pm Dean: The Dils!
	12:24pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:24pm KP: Go Amanda!
	12:25pm KP: Amanda, what you gonna do ...
	12:29pm African National Congress: Amandla!
	12:33pm KP: Ha!
	12:41pm Carmichael: Good ol' Joey Levine ...
	12:45pm ndbob: Another station I listen to had a Joey Levine vs. Perry Como face off a couple weeks ago.
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: I just complimented you on Duane's playlist, Amanda. How embarrassking.
	12:49pm Carmichael: Scott Walker on helium, maybe. This can't be ...
	12:50pm Uncle Michael: Oh, it sure can, Carmichael.
	12:50pm ndbob: from about 1958?
	12:51pm Uncle Michael: About. Noel Scott Engel, to be precise.
	12:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: So...what was the scenario the other night? Was there a good turnout at the Simpsons meet-up?
	12:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...now we know why Scott Walker is so bitter & anti-union...wait - what??...
	12:52pm KP: Wow. Never heard this Monkees track. Nice find!
	12:54pm Dean: If this is supposed to be the Beatles in mono, how come the song isn't "Please Me"?
	12:55pm KP: Love Freddy!
	12:55pm Amanda: Oooooh, I see what you did there.
	12:56pm Doug Schulkind: Gotta run to work. Hey, I said work, not twerk!
	12:56pm Carmichael: Like a J-O-B, Doug??
	12:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Dean: it was still recorded to two tracks. ...Gerry's Kids...
	12:59pm Dean: @RRNov63: So you're saying if it were recorded to 24 tracks it'd be "Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Please Me"?
	1:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if you please...
	1:00pm Carmichael: Crumb and his wife used to live 2 or 3 miles down a country road from me, before he went to Paris. He's quite a character.
	1:01pm Uncle Michael: Amanda is not in mono!
	1:01pm David Shortell: Who sang that Cheap Suit Serenaders track? "Mickey Rat" creator Bob Armstrong?
	1:04pm KP: Everyone in Liverpool sounds - and looks - like Paul McCartney.
	1:05pm ndbob: I'm much more used to the mono recordings of the first few Beatles LPs
	1:05pm KP: The American versions of the Beatles songs is a great way to hear them from a fresh and often better perspective
	1:06pm Woo: He sounded like McCartney before McCartney was killed in a car crash and John buried him.
	1:07pm Dean: I'm very bored.
	1:08pm Stevel: In late to the comments but I got to hear the opening set elsewhere. It was a keeper!
	1:08pm Dean: Luap deirub i.
	1:10pm ndbob: @KP Kind of the opposite with me - being old enough to have heard the American mono recordings when they were new - Sgt. Pepper may have been the first one I heard in stereo
	1:12pm Greg from Bloomfield: SO bummed I missed Simpsons night. Monday after Super Bowl Sunday: YIKES. Not the awesomest I've ever felt.
	1:13pm listener james from westwood: If anyone hears a weird noise behind the mix, it's me chopping shallots.
	1:14pm northguineahills: I missed Simpsons night as my mother-in-law was in town, and she doesn't speak English, so, it would have been awkward.
	1:15pm Amanda: Aww, it's OK Greg and ngh! We had a good turnout considering all the factors of weather, Superbowl, Monday etc. This answers Ken from HP's question too I hope. It was fun. Thanks for indulging my Beatle and Beatle-adjacent obsession everyone :-) Those tracks are so short it was hard to keep up with all the track info but I'll fill it in later.
	1:22pm Roberto: Go Simpsons peeps!
	1:22pm KP: nd Bob, i know what you mean because i course also knew the mono releases. but after years of antiseptic stereo the older tracks are refreshing. Also there was much manipulating for the American market. Most obviously reverb was poured all over those first few singles making them sound rich and powerful comared to the "real ones." Also the Lps, right up to but not including pepper were substantially different and every choice seemed better on the US ones. I used to have bootleg copies of all this but they sort of disappeared along the way.
	1:24pm Roberto: I'd like to have attended, but that would have meant leaving the house.
	1:30pm Roberto: Ooh I'm a grammar robot!
	1:33pm Greg from Bloomfield: THAT'S where that's from. I was designing an envelope yesterday and I put "123 Fake St" as the address.
	1:37pm ndbob: @KP I never liked the stereo on the early Beatles songs - way too much separation
	1:45pm jay c: ripping the tunes as usual, great show! happy wednesday!
	1:50pm Charlie: I go Poco!
	1:51pm Uncle Michael: Poco logo by Troy McLure!
	1:51pm KP: Ndbob, stereo no, but the added echo on first few us releases sounds awesome
	1:52pm Dominick: OKOKOKOKOK
	1:52pm KP: Amanda!
	1:52pm Roberto: This song is a good fit for you!
	1:52pm Charlie: All right!
	1:53pm Carmichael: I have Troy's Poco logo as a tattoo, uh ... "somewhere" on my body.
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: I've always suspected as much.
	1:54pm Stevel: Amanda always makes me smile. Great show.
	1:55pm doctorjazz: TAJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!My Rebbe!!!!
	1:56pm Dominick: ndbob & KP there are positives to each version. Familiarity with hearing the USA mono versions while i was a kid makes them "right" in my brain but there is no denying they have the lo end cut, compressed and smeared with reverb and have several generations of noise and distortion added. Hearing the UK mono mixes the 1st time was a revelation
	1:56pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	1:57pm Amanda: Hey, thanks all for listening today!
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for all the fun, Amanda!
	1:58pm Charlie: Happy day!
	1:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thx As Ever AmNazz !
	1:59pm doctorjazz: Fun show, thanks
	1:59pm northguineahills: Crap, it's two!?? Thanks again Amanda!
	2:00pm listener james from westwood: Argh, I missed some of Simpsons Time owing to a phone call. Will hit in archive. Sounded like the Linguo ep! Many thanks for the kickass show! Always 2 brief!
	11:51am Amanda: This is a late reply to @David Shortell about the R. Crumb track... I wasn't able to confirm for sure who's singing, but Bob Armstrong is a good guess. To me it doesn't sound like Crumb himself.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from February 4, 2015

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