WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from February 2, 2016

Listener comments!
	9:03pm listening out there: Hello...
	9:03pm P-90: HIrene!
	9:06pm jon: hi irene and loyal trudelians. great start
	♥ 9:14pm Mike Sin: Got it all cranked up live and loud. Really do enjoy this PH track.
	9:21pm still b/p: I like the pic. Someone there on W 82nd decided to lively up the stoop, and on a smaller architectural scale sorta answered what the lightmeisters did with projection on Westminster Abbey in London recently. There ought to be a happy pairing of daytime chalk festival and nighttime light festival somewhere. www.theguardian.com...
	♥ 9:26pm melinda: Nice to hear John Cale.
	♥ 9:31pm Tome: everything perfect almost . Irene.
	♥ 9:58pm Mike East: He's singing the french horn line from God Only Knows, right?
	9:58pm Michael Shelley: Feel Flows = best record ever?
	♥ 10:07pm Mike East: Its a beautiful melody. Sounds great.
	♥ 10:09pm Mike East: (I didn't mean any plagiarism involved, for the record. just something I heard...and enjoyed)
	10:09pm Van in DC: Late. Hi Irene and everyone.
	10:11pm Listener Robert: Reminds me of ~3 yrs. ago when a duet played a composition of theirs at a pagan retreat I attended, and I mentioned afterward how much it sounded like the theme from "World War 1", the CBS TV series from 50 yrs. ago. They said they never heard it. Afterward a friend of mine who was there asked, "Did you just call out the musicians? Because that would be a very heathen thing to do."
	♥ 10:13pm Mike East: We're all drawing from the same pool.
	10:17pm herb.nyc: Nice live set - let's have the Sharp Things play halftime at the super bowl. Or would the audience be offended by real music?
	♥ 10:18pm Mike East: I don't think it would offend them so much as bewilder them, herb.
	10:22pm JakeGould: Hi.
	10:26pm V Priceless: Hi Irene - Yay Nektar!
	10:29pm George Jefferson: Diggin' this Nektar!
	10:34pm herb.nyc: Oy, no T in SCHWARZ
	10:35pm Todd-o-phonic: What a great organ sound on Brinsley Schwarz...
	10:35pm herb.nyc: Brinsley Schwarz bewilders NFL.
	10:42pm Santos L Halper: Great set Irene. Nice to hear the Giant
	10:43pm Listener Robert: FYI, here's the piece (by Morton Gould) I was comparing that duet's piece to: www.youtube.com... I don't know if that duet ever recorded, but to find their piece for comparison I'd have to recall their name.
	♥ 10:43pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Herb! Typos live large in my life. Hi Everybody! I've been busy with mixing the band, so no time to write back in teh comments. But I've been lurking.
	10:49pm JakeGould: To be honest, the “Schwarz” versus “Schwartz” thing can be debated for hours. But hey! Respect the spelling of whoever wants it spelled that way.
	10:49pm Listener Robert: The funny thing is that the Morton Gould "World War 1" sounds, deliberately I'm sure, like a dirge, while the duet's piece was light & lively. Show what you can do by changing tempo & some notes. Actually I don't mean to exaggerate the similarity, just the 1st bar and a half identical, then only slight similarity. But I still suspect maybe that old TV show stuck in the head of the folk-style composer if s/he was old enough.
	10:49pm KP: Good evening, Irene.
	10:54pm ?: This is nice listening...
	10:54pm Listener Robert: Meanwhile, the ACTUAL 1st world war was the 7 Years' War. Why do I keep thinking about stuff that makes me cry? Not as often as when I was withdrawing from tramadol, though. THAT was a trip!
	10:57pm Listener Robert: Darn, now I'm thinking about GLEN Gould! But not crying.
	11:01pm moontana: You say "the old Fleetwood Mac" as in "Bare Trees" and I'm thinking that is the beginning of the decline, compared to "Then Play On" and "Kiln House" oh but, that said, it's a good show.
	11:02pm JakeGould: Don’t cry for me Argentina.
	11:10pm KP: I like Greg Lake's voice, in moderation of course.
	♥ 11:15pm Irene Trudel: Same here, KP. I was once obsessed with ELP, but that thankfully has passed.
	11:21pm still b/p: Among my main ELP recollections, cued inevitably and automatically if thinking about the band for even a few seconds, is listening to Tarkus and Pictures At An Exhibition cassettes on a portable player, probably with the mono earphone, on dad's boat, early 70s.
	♥ 11:25pm coelacanth: hello Irene and all
	♥ 11:26pm coelacanth: hmm. that whole album sound a good bit like c.o.t.c.k.!
	♥ 11:29pm coelacanth: i wish i'd heard that Mary Hopkin. i think i've never heard anything besides "those were the days" and the flip of that 7".
	11:31pm KP: Irene, hah. I must say you pick the best King Crimson. You unearth the gems.
	♥ 11:37pm coelacanth: yeah,i would like to have heard that KC too. mine's in storage and it's been a few years. -same goes for bare trees & the power and the glory! Damn i should've been here!
	♥ 11:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greetings, Irene and cast of dozens! Abida Parveen sounding pretty good!
	♥ 11:43pm Irene Trudel: coelacanth, Mary has I think three albums and they're all wonderful.
	♥ 11:49pm coelacanth: sweet.
	11:49pm moontana: In an alternative universe Skip Spence could have been Neil Young.
	11:49pm KP: So nice
	♥ 11:51pm coelacanth: ha! i said "sweet" to this song but yes i must check out some of Hopkin's material. it's kind of weird that i never have, considering how huge that single was in my household as a child.
	♥ 11:55pm coelacanth: moontana, you must mean Jorma?
	11:55pm Santos L Halper: Go ride the music, Paul
	♥ 11:55pm coelacanth: oh never mind! i thought you were referring to the git in wooden ships!
	♥ 11:59pm coelacanth: Thanks Irene.
	♥ 8:41am Sean in Bristol UK: Thanks for a great show, Irene, really loved the live set from The Sharp Things
	10:23am Van in DC: I crashed last night. I was late anyway... so...back again...

Irene Trudel: Playlist from February 2, 2016

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February 2, 2016: Adding a little color to the music, as The Sharp Things play live.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
The Beach Boys	Feel Flows "Feel Flows" by "The Beach Boys"	Surf's Up	Brother/ Reprise
The Band	Whispering Pines "Whispering Pines" by "The Band"	The Band	Capitol	0:04:12 (Pop-up)
Procol Harum	Pilgrim's Progress "Pilgrim's Progress" by "Procol Harum"	Classic Tracks and Rarities - An Anthology	A&M	0:08:02 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Unreal Reality "Unreal Reality" by "The Kinks"	Everybody's in Showbiz		0:12:31 (Pop-up)
Curved Air	Puppets "Puppets" by "Curved Air"	Second Album	Collector's Choice Music	0:17:15 (Pop-up)
John Cale	Paris 1919 "Paris 1919" by "John Cale"	Paris 1919		0:21:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Leo Kottke	"Leo Kottke"			0:25:39 (Pop-up)
Live performance by The Sharp Things (L to R - Dylan Fusillo: drums; James Pertusi: bass; Michelle Caputo: guitar, vocals; Perry Serpa: vocals, keyboards; Jim Santo: guitar, vocals)
Reminiscent of the best 1970's era bands, The Sharp Things play pleasant chamber-pop floating on a cloud of tight harmonies and horn-filled orchestrations. Their new album "EverybodyEverybody" the fourth in a conceptual opus, part of a series of albums called The Dogs Of Bushwick, in tribute to The Kennel, a now defunct studio. Bandleader Perry Serpa describes it as "...a straight stream of music and sound from top to (almost) bottom." The Sharp Things played live on Irene's show. Perry Serpa
The Sharp Things	Something Big "Something Big" by "The Sharp Things"			0:29:20 (Pop-up)
The Sharp Things	Homeless "Homeless" by "The Sharp Things"			0:34:03 (Pop-up)
""
The Sharp Things	Family Day at the Lake	EverybodyEverybody	Ropeadope	0:43:35 (Pop-up)
The Sharp Things	Union Chapel "Union Chapel" by "The Sharp Things"			0:52:03 (Pop-up)
The Sharp Things	There's Been No One Since You			0:57:38 (Pop-up)
""
The Sharp Things	Sport's Drinking Again	EverybodyEverybody	Ropeadope	1:08:57 (Pop-up)
The Sharp Things	Hail to the Chief	EverybodyEverybody	Ropeadope	1:12:07 (Pop-up)
The Sharp Things	Daphne's Coming Over	EverybodyEverybody	Ropeadope	1:13:07 (Pop-up)
The Sharp Things	Shine Shine Shine	EverybodyEverybody	Ropeadope	1:14:40 (Pop-up)
""

Nektar	Remember the Future / Confusion	Remember the Future	Passport Records	1:21:15 (Pop-up)
Brinsley Schwarz	Merry Go Round "Merry Go Round" by "Brinsley Schwarz"	Silver Pistol	United Artists	1:29:49 (Pop-up)
Family	Burlesque "Burlesque" by "Family"	Bandstand	United Artists	1:33:38 (Pop-up)
Gentle Giant	Proclamation "Proclamation" by "Gentle Giant"	The Power and The Glory		1:37:43 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Bare Trees "Bare Trees" by "Fleetwood Mac"	Bare Trees	Reprise	1:44:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Leo Kottke	Retrograde "Retrograde" by "Leo Kottke"	One Guitar, No Vocals		1:49:23 (Pop-up)
Shearwater	Backchannels "Backchannels" by "Shearwater"	Jet Plane and Oxbow	Sub Pop	1:57:20 (Pop-up)
The Besnard Lakes	Necronomicon "Necronomicon" by "The Besnard Lakes"	A Coliseum Complex Museum		2:01:59 (Pop-up)
King Crimson	In The Wake of Poseidon (Including Libra's Theme)	In the Wake of Poseidon	Atlantic	2:05:54 (Pop-up)
Mary Hopkin	Love is the Sweetest Thing	Post Card	Apple	2:14:04 (Pop-up)
Les Chauds Lapins	Ce petit chemin	Amourettes		2:17:50 (Pop-up)

Charles Lloyd	Warm Waters / It's Getting Late	Warm Waters	MCA	2:25:15 (Pop-up)
Abida Parveen	Koi Ajinabi Sa Dayar	The Best of Abida Parveen		2:33:50 (Pop-up)
Alexander "Skip" Spence	Diana "Diana" by "Alexander "Skip" Spence"	Oar	Collector's Choice Music	2:41:05 (Pop-up)
The Jefferson Airplane	Wooden Ships	Volunteers	RCA	2:45:42 (Pop-up)
Matt Bauer	False Lights "False Lights" by "Matt Bauer"	Dream's End	Crossbill Records	2:52:02 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03pm listening out there: Hello...
	9:03pm P-90: HIrene!
	9:06pm jon: hi irene and loyal trudelians. great start
	♥ 9:14pm Mike Sin: Got it all cranked up live and loud. Really do enjoy this PH track.
	9:21pm still b/p: I like the pic. Someone there on W 82nd decided to lively up the stoop, and on a smaller architectural scale sorta answered what the lightmeisters did with projection on Westminster Abbey in London recently. There ought to be a happy pairing of daytime chalk festival and nighttime light festival somewhere. www.theguardian.com...
	♥ 9:26pm melinda: Nice to hear John Cale.
	♥ 9:31pm Tome: everything perfect almost . Irene.
	♥ 9:58pm Mike East: He's singing the french horn line from God Only Knows, right?
	9:58pm Michael Shelley: Feel Flows = best record ever?
	♥ 10:07pm Mike East: Its a beautiful melody. Sounds great.
	♥ 10:09pm Mike East: (I didn't mean any plagiarism involved, for the record. just something I heard...and enjoyed)
	10:09pm Van in DC: Late. Hi Irene and everyone.
	10:11pm Listener Robert: Reminds me of ~3 yrs. ago when a duet played a composition of theirs at a pagan retreat I attended, and I mentioned afterward how much it sounded like the theme from "World War 1", the CBS TV series from 50 yrs. ago. They said they never heard it. Afterward a friend of mine who was there asked, "Did you just call out the musicians? Because that would be a very heathen thing to do."
	♥ 10:13pm Mike East: We're all drawing from the same pool.
	10:17pm herb.nyc: Nice live set - let's have the Sharp Things play halftime at the super bowl. Or would the audience be offended by real music?
	♥ 10:18pm Mike East: I don't think it would offend them so much as bewilder them, herb.
	10:22pm JakeGould: Hi.
	10:26pm V Priceless: Hi Irene - Yay Nektar!
	10:29pm George Jefferson: Diggin' this Nektar!
	10:34pm herb.nyc: Oy, no T in SCHWARZ
	10:35pm Todd-o-phonic: What a great organ sound on Brinsley Schwarz...
	10:35pm herb.nyc: Brinsley Schwarz bewilders NFL.
	10:42pm Santos L Halper: Great set Irene. Nice to hear the Giant
	10:43pm Listener Robert: FYI, here's the piece (by Morton Gould) I was comparing that duet's piece to: www.youtube.com... I don't know if that duet ever recorded, but to find their piece for comparison I'd have to recall their name.
	♥ 10:43pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Herb! Typos live large in my life. Hi Everybody! I've been busy with mixing the band, so no time to write back in teh comments. But I've been lurking.
	10:49pm JakeGould: To be honest, the “Schwarz” versus “Schwartz” thing can be debated for hours. But hey! Respect the spelling of whoever wants it spelled that way.
	10:49pm Listener Robert: The funny thing is that the Morton Gould "World War 1" sounds, deliberately I'm sure, like a dirge, while the duet's piece was light & lively. Show what you can do by changing tempo & some notes. Actually I don't mean to exaggerate the similarity, just the 1st bar and a half identical, then only slight similarity. But I still suspect maybe that old TV show stuck in the head of the folk-style composer if s/he was old enough.
	10:49pm KP: Good evening, Irene.
	10:54pm ?: This is nice listening...
	10:54pm Listener Robert: Meanwhile, the ACTUAL 1st world war was the 7 Years' War. Why do I keep thinking about stuff that makes me cry? Not as often as when I was withdrawing from tramadol, though. THAT was a trip!
	10:57pm Listener Robert: Darn, now I'm thinking about GLEN Gould! But not crying.
	11:01pm moontana: You say "the old Fleetwood Mac" as in "Bare Trees" and I'm thinking that is the beginning of the decline, compared to "Then Play On" and "Kiln House" oh but, that said, it's a good show.
	11:02pm JakeGould: Don’t cry for me Argentina.
	11:10pm KP: I like Greg Lake's voice, in moderation of course.
	♥ 11:15pm Irene Trudel: Same here, KP. I was once obsessed with ELP, but that thankfully has passed.
	11:21pm still b/p: Among my main ELP recollections, cued inevitably and automatically if thinking about the band for even a few seconds, is listening to Tarkus and Pictures At An Exhibition cassettes on a portable player, probably with the mono earphone, on dad's boat, early 70s.
	♥ 11:25pm coelacanth: hello Irene and all
	♥ 11:26pm coelacanth: hmm. that whole album sound a good bit like c.o.t.c.k.!
	♥ 11:29pm coelacanth: i wish i'd heard that Mary Hopkin. i think i've never heard anything besides "those were the days" and the flip of that 7".
	11:31pm KP: Irene, hah. I must say you pick the best King Crimson. You unearth the gems.
	♥ 11:37pm coelacanth: yeah,i would like to have heard that KC too. mine's in storage and it's been a few years. -same goes for bare trees & the power and the glory! Damn i should've been here!
	♥ 11:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greetings, Irene and cast of dozens! Abida Parveen sounding pretty good!
	♥ 11:43pm Irene Trudel: coelacanth, Mary has I think three albums and they're all wonderful.
	♥ 11:49pm coelacanth: sweet.
	11:49pm moontana: In an alternative universe Skip Spence could have been Neil Young.
	11:49pm KP: So nice
	♥ 11:51pm coelacanth: ha! i said "sweet" to this song but yes i must check out some of Hopkin's material. it's kind of weird that i never have, considering how huge that single was in my household as a child.
	♥ 11:55pm coelacanth: moontana, you must mean Jorma?
	11:55pm Santos L Halper: Go ride the music, Paul
	♥ 11:55pm coelacanth: oh never mind! i thought you were referring to the git in wooden ships!
	♥ 11:59pm coelacanth: Thanks Irene.
	♥ 8:41am Sean in Bristol UK: Thanks for a great show, Irene, really loved the live set from The Sharp Things
	10:23am Van in DC: I crashed last night. I was late anyway... so...back again...

Irene Trudel: Playlist from February 2, 2016

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