WFMU: Paid By The Tear with Sasha: Playlist from February 9, 2016

Listener comments!
	6:01am annie: ok, i'm here.. woke way too early.. if i start snoring just kick me
	6:03am sashajones: hi annie! i'm impressed :)
	6:04am annie: :) i get my early work done then i'm bored.. might have to pull up a souble crostic and pour more coffee. looking for ward to a great show..it's tuesday!
	6:05am annie: (double)
	6:05am ausmanx: very lovely start to my favourite show...
	6:06am sashajones: hello and thank youuu ausmanx!
	6:09am sashajones: annie, that sounds like a super lovely combo - just poured more coffee for myself as well
	6:16am ausmanx: i will plough through the bags of Chinese New Year candy my Cantonese translator friend has just left on the desk, and prepare my late evening black tea...
	6:23am annie: i hear the year of the fire monkey is very dynamic.. .. and that there are 7(?) of each of the chinese symbols.. so.. 7 different years for monkey, each with a different name and influence... so that the years don't stop at 12 and go back through, they actually go a full cycle of 84 years? did i do that math right?
	6:26am ausmanx: i'm assuming Fire Monkey refers to The Donald. the multiplication is good, Annie, though i'm puzzled that this is the first year we ignorant Westerners have paid much attention to the seven variants, we usually just note the twelve majors. another sign of our increasing dependence on the Chinese...
	6:30am annie: yes, i was thinking the same thing.. i have it on my list to keep better track.. perhaps that's why one year of the ram is not the previous year of the ram.it couln't be so set and fast. always some small vatiable. maybe that's what i'll do while i wait for the bacon to cook
	6:37am annie: hhmm. still looking.
	6:39am ausmanx: what do we think about the idea of writing a PhD on Saturday Night Fever...
	6:42am sashajones: i'd take a chance on it
	6:47am annie: wow, aus, full of modern icons connected to older, more-traditional motifs.. cool.. i watched a movie last night "Cheyenne Summer" that held themes similar with more modern movies, most of which heavily borrowed for "Dances with Wolves".. and the road goes ever on.
	6:52am ausmanx: i'm just looking the thesis over... completely fascinating, suggesting it's the crucial turning point in the relation between music and cinema (and it was never intended to be of any significance at all... Stigwood was obsessed with Grease and Sgt Pepper instead).
	6:52am annie: this is the concept i was thinking of for the various symbols. www.travelchinaguide.com...
	6:53am sashajones: That sounds amazing, who wrote it?
	6:53am annie: is this your latest edit? i'd love to read it, i'm fascinated with folklore
	6:55am annie: in my rss news feed i got a great article describing older versions of some of our more "modern" folk stories. i posted it on my FB wall so i could find it.. brb
	6:57am ausmanx: our best music critic here, Clinton Walker (of "Buried Country" fame). i'm not doing an edit, just looking it over for him. but we are hoping to render it publishable in a year or two (if he finishes it!)... he has such a great archive of unpublished writing, i can almost believe there are unplumbed depths to Australian music...
	7:05am annie: oh the knowledge that slips by us!! it's in our cells yet we seem to let them slip by in favor of our modern concerns. here is that link to the Atlantic article: www.theatlantic.com...
	7:08am annie: (sasha, i tagged you)
	7:09am ausmanx: of course, if we applied that principle to so-called "religious" texts, we'd see they're all much the same and some sanity might prevail...
	7:13am sashajones: thanks annie! look forward to reading later this morning
	7:16am annie: exactly, aus. yeah, sasha, my first real obsession was fairy tales and folklore.. and, to this day, i notice a subtle underlying thread running through all our discourses
	7:18am judy from croton: Great great music! Today's my birthday. Starting out awfully well. .
	7:21am LandOfJƏrƏmy: loving this set
	7:22am sashajones: Aww, happy birthday Judy!! Thanks for starting it out here with us.
	7:23am sashajones: Thanks, @ LandOfJƏrƏmy !
	7:32am nah: Happy birthday Judy, great music Sasha. Love the bed music too.
	7:42am sashajones: Thanks, nah!
	7:47am KP: Hello, Sasha
	7:48am Cooh John: Checking in on the great music on my day off. It could be paid by the snowflake here.
	7:49am sashajones: Hi, KP!
	7:51am sashajones: Morning, Cooh John! I think we'll have a few of those here today too
	8:07am Cooh John: Nice "Both Sides Now" cover.
	8:22am Wild Neil: @Ausmanx-hi there! Good morning everybody! Ausmanx, can you cite a couple examples of movies that could not have existed without the influence of Saturday Night Live to break the ice so to speak, or does it not work that way?
	8:25am Wild Neil: Saturday Night FEver I mean...!
	8:27am ausmanx: neil, i haven't read far into the thesis yet, but i think his point was that it was the first film to use the soundtrack that way (apparently stigwood actually took songs from the next Bee Gees album and put them in the film instead) as an integral part of marketing the film, a process which then became commonplace (of course the merger of film companies with music companies in the 70s was part of this, but i'm assuming you could even argue SNF accelerated that process too)
	8:30am Wild Neil: @Ausmanx-thank you for that concise explanation. Got it!
	8:35am Ken From Hyde Park: There's a two-hour delay for the schools here today. I get to relax a bit and listen to the show, so that works out well.
	8:36am david from radioactive ks: ,,wow zappa- like free form jazz goth,,,
	8:40am sashajones: Morning, Wild Neil & Ken! Glad you have some time to take it slow, Ken.
	8:43am Wild Neil: Niagara county, NY might get 2-4" that's it. Might use the snowblower just to say I used it.
	8:44am Wild Neil: My understanding is that the east coast will get POUNDED but I may be wrong...
	8:50am Wild Neil: @Room-dumb question, but is ANYBODY listening live over the radio right now? Just curious...
	8:56am Wild Neil: Hey, could you play Bye Bye Blackbird? Heh!
	8:58am Wild Neil: Thanks for playing King Crimson even though I missed it!
	8:59am sashajones: No prob! Thanks everybody!
	2:17pm Van in DC: Hi. First time dropping in on your show (on archive). Loving it. I saw The Lone Bellow at the 1st ever DC Landmark Fest a few months back. Never had heard of them, they were AWESOME!! Enjoying the Angel from Montgomery song

Paid By The Tear with Sasha: Playlist from February 9, 2016

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February 9, 2016: Cloud Illusions

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Finis Africae	El Abrazo de la Selva	Amazonia	Em	2015		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
In Love With a Ghost	Flowers (ft. Nori)			2016	from forthcoming EP		0:06:13 (Pop-up)
Arvo Pärt	Beatus Petronius "Beatus Petronius" by "Arvo Pärt"	Musica Selecta	ECM	2015		*	0:10:18 (Pop-up)
Alexis Zoumbas	Epirotiko Mirologi	A Lament For Epirus 1926-1928	Angry Mom	2014		*	0:15:18 (Pop-up)
The Cloud People	New Dawn "New Dawn" by "The Cloud People"	Time to Land	Shadow Island	2014		*	0:19:29 (Pop-up)
Cabaret Contemporain	High On A Rocky Ledge	Moondog	Sub Rosa			*	0:22:11 (Pop-up)
夢劇院	Both Sides Now "Both Sides Now" by "夢劇院"	Paradox	Rock-In Records	1988			0:26:13 (Pop-up)
Bob Theil	It's a Shame "It's a Shame" by "Bob Theil"	Songs From the Margin	Strawberry Rain	orig. early 80s		*	0:29:46 (Pop-up)
Tim Maia	Você "Você" by "Tim Maia"	1971	Oficial Arquivos	orig. 1971		*	0:35:26 (Pop-up)
Buddy Miller & Friends	Angel From Montgomery (with Brandi Carlile & the Lone Bellow)	Cayamo Sessions at Sea	New West	2016	for Bryn	*	0:39:29 (Pop-up)

Alison Miller's Boom Tic Boom	Fuster	Otis Was A Polar Bear	The Royal Potato Family	2016		*	0:49:59 (Pop-up)
Fontella Bass	I Want Everyone to Know	Back to the River: More Southern Soul 1961-1978	Ace/Kent	orig. 1972		*	0:56:34 (Pop-up)
White Cloud	All Cried Out "All Cried Out" by "White Cloud"	Wayfaring Strangers: Cosmic American Music	Numero Group	2016		*	0:59:34 (Pop-up)
The 427's	Blue Cactus "Blue Cactus" by "The 427's"	Mavericks	Stingray Sounds	2015		*	1:02:57 (Pop-up)
Banda de los Muertos	Te Quiero Tanto	Banda de los Muertos	Barbes	2015		*	1:05:14 (Pop-up)
Novos Baianos	Tinindo Trincando "Tinindo Trincando" by "Novos Baianos"	Acabou Chorare	Som Livre/Mr. Bongo	orig. 1972		*	1:09:58 (Pop-up)
Calibro 35	An Asteroid Called Death	Space	Record Kicks	2015		*	1:13:17 (Pop-up)
Soapkills	Galbi "Galbi" by "Soapkills"	The Best of Soapkills	Crammed Discs	2015		*	1:17:36 (Pop-up)
Singers and Players	Fit to Survive	War of Words	On-U Sound	orig. 1981			1:21:44 (Pop-up)
Hugh Masekela	Both Sides Now "Both Sides Now" by "Hugh Masekela"	Reconstruction	Tamla Motown	1970			1:25:05 (Pop-up)

Leon	Potion Shop "Potion Shop" by "Leon"			2016			1:32:20 (Pop-up)
Saul Williams	The Noise Comes From Here	Martyr Loser King	Fader			*	1:35:16 (Pop-up)
Colder	Many Colours "Many Colours" by "Colder"	Many Colours	Bataille	2015	this time without skips!		1:37:55 (Pop-up)
Lizzy Mercier Descloux	Slipped Disc	Mambo Nassau	Light in the Attic	orig. 1981		*	1:41:51 (Pop-up)
Crash Course in Science	Jump Over Barrels	Jump Over Barrels EP	Dark Entries	orig. 1981		*	1:45:26 (Pop-up)
Bazooka	Useless Generation "Useless Generation" by "Bazooka"	Useless Generation	Slovenly	2016		*	1:49:08 (Pop-up)
King Crimson	Improv - Is There Life Out There?	The Great Deceiver Live 1973-1974	DGM Live	2007		*	1:51:57 (Pop-up)
b-flower	Both Sides Now "Both Sides Now" by "b-flower"	Clover Chronicles l	Suite supuesto/Toshiba EMI	1994			2:03:54 (Pop-up)
Massenger	Petals "Petals" by "Massenger"	Peeling Out	Burger	2016		*	2:07:44 (Pop-up)
Seth	Loud and Clear "Loud and Clear" by "Seth"	Seth	Minotauro	orig. 1986	unreleased Cryer Album	*	2:10:21 (Pop-up)

Shakira	Donde Estas Corazon "Donde Estas Corazon" by "Shakira"	Pies Descalzos	Sony/Columbia	1995			2:20:15 (Pop-up)
Helado Negro	Always Decaying Since Return			2016			2:23:12 (Pop-up)
Woo	Homage to Malta "Homage to Malta" by "Woo"	Awaawaa	Palto Flats	2015		*	2:25:04 (Pop-up)
tENTATIVELY a cONVENIENCE	RonDodo	1975-2015	MM Bad	2015		*	2:27:45 (Pop-up)
The Velvet Underground	Love Makes You Feel Ten Feet Tall (Demo)	Loaded: Re-Loaded 45th Anniversary Edition				*	2:35:52 (Pop-up)
David Arvedon	Write It On My Epitaph	The Best Of Vol. I	Mighty Mouth Music	2016		*	2:40:07 (Pop-up)
Carole King	Daughter of Light "Daughter of Light" by "Carole King"	Thoroughbred	Ode/A&M	1976	HBD Carole King! and Judy!		2:44:12 (Pop-up)
Anna McClellan	Loom "Loom" by "Anna McClellan"	Fire Flames	Majestic Litter	2015			2:47:17 (Pop-up)
Dengue Fever	Both Sides Now "Both Sides Now" by "Dengue Fever"	City of Ghosts OST	Lakeshore	2003			2:50:37 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:01am annie: ok, i'm here.. woke way too early.. if i start snoring just kick me
	6:03am sashajones: hi annie! i'm impressed :)
	6:04am annie: :) i get my early work done then i'm bored.. might have to pull up a souble crostic and pour more coffee. looking for ward to a great show..it's tuesday!
	6:05am annie: (double)
	6:05am ausmanx: very lovely start to my favourite show...
	6:06am sashajones: hello and thank youuu ausmanx!
	6:09am sashajones: annie, that sounds like a super lovely combo - just poured more coffee for myself as well
	6:16am ausmanx: i will plough through the bags of Chinese New Year candy my Cantonese translator friend has just left on the desk, and prepare my late evening black tea...
	6:23am annie: i hear the year of the fire monkey is very dynamic.. .. and that there are 7(?) of each of the chinese symbols.. so.. 7 different years for monkey, each with a different name and influence... so that the years don't stop at 12 and go back through, they actually go a full cycle of 84 years? did i do that math right?
	6:26am ausmanx: i'm assuming Fire Monkey refers to The Donald. the multiplication is good, Annie, though i'm puzzled that this is the first year we ignorant Westerners have paid much attention to the seven variants, we usually just note the twelve majors. another sign of our increasing dependence on the Chinese...
	6:30am annie: yes, i was thinking the same thing.. i have it on my list to keep better track.. perhaps that's why one year of the ram is not the previous year of the ram.it couln't be so set and fast. always some small vatiable. maybe that's what i'll do while i wait for the bacon to cook
	6:37am annie: hhmm. still looking.
	6:39am ausmanx: what do we think about the idea of writing a PhD on Saturday Night Fever...
	6:42am sashajones: i'd take a chance on it
	6:47am annie: wow, aus, full of modern icons connected to older, more-traditional motifs.. cool.. i watched a movie last night "Cheyenne Summer" that held themes similar with more modern movies, most of which heavily borrowed for "Dances with Wolves".. and the road goes ever on.
	6:52am ausmanx: i'm just looking the thesis over... completely fascinating, suggesting it's the crucial turning point in the relation between music and cinema (and it was never intended to be of any significance at all... Stigwood was obsessed with Grease and Sgt Pepper instead).
	6:52am annie: this is the concept i was thinking of for the various symbols. www.travelchinaguide.com...
	6:53am sashajones: That sounds amazing, who wrote it?
	6:53am annie: is this your latest edit? i'd love to read it, i'm fascinated with folklore
	6:55am annie: in my rss news feed i got a great article describing older versions of some of our more "modern" folk stories. i posted it on my FB wall so i could find it.. brb
	6:57am ausmanx: our best music critic here, Clinton Walker (of "Buried Country" fame). i'm not doing an edit, just looking it over for him. but we are hoping to render it publishable in a year or two (if he finishes it!)... he has such a great archive of unpublished writing, i can almost believe there are unplumbed depths to Australian music...
	7:05am annie: oh the knowledge that slips by us!! it's in our cells yet we seem to let them slip by in favor of our modern concerns. here is that link to the Atlantic article: www.theatlantic.com...
	7:08am annie: (sasha, i tagged you)
	7:09am ausmanx: of course, if we applied that principle to so-called "religious" texts, we'd see they're all much the same and some sanity might prevail...
	7:13am sashajones: thanks annie! look forward to reading later this morning
	7:16am annie: exactly, aus. yeah, sasha, my first real obsession was fairy tales and folklore.. and, to this day, i notice a subtle underlying thread running through all our discourses
	7:18am judy from croton: Great great music! Today's my birthday. Starting out awfully well. .
	7:21am LandOfJƏrƏmy: loving this set
	7:22am sashajones: Aww, happy birthday Judy!! Thanks for starting it out here with us.
	7:23am sashajones: Thanks, @ LandOfJƏrƏmy !
	7:32am nah: Happy birthday Judy, great music Sasha. Love the bed music too.
	7:42am sashajones: Thanks, nah!
	7:47am KP: Hello, Sasha
	7:48am Cooh John: Checking in on the great music on my day off. It could be paid by the snowflake here.
	7:49am sashajones: Hi, KP!
	7:51am sashajones: Morning, Cooh John! I think we'll have a few of those here today too
	8:07am Cooh John: Nice "Both Sides Now" cover.
	8:22am Wild Neil: @Ausmanx-hi there! Good morning everybody! Ausmanx, can you cite a couple examples of movies that could not have existed without the influence of Saturday Night Live to break the ice so to speak, or does it not work that way?
	8:25am Wild Neil: Saturday Night FEver I mean...!
	8:27am ausmanx: neil, i haven't read far into the thesis yet, but i think his point was that it was the first film to use the soundtrack that way (apparently stigwood actually took songs from the next Bee Gees album and put them in the film instead) as an integral part of marketing the film, a process which then became commonplace (of course the merger of film companies with music companies in the 70s was part of this, but i'm assuming you could even argue SNF accelerated that process too)
	8:30am Wild Neil: @Ausmanx-thank you for that concise explanation. Got it!
	8:35am Ken From Hyde Park: There's a two-hour delay for the schools here today. I get to relax a bit and listen to the show, so that works out well.
	8:36am david from radioactive ks: ,,wow zappa- like free form jazz goth,,,
	8:40am sashajones: Morning, Wild Neil & Ken! Glad you have some time to take it slow, Ken.
	8:43am Wild Neil: Niagara county, NY might get 2-4" that's it. Might use the snowblower just to say I used it.
	8:44am Wild Neil: My understanding is that the east coast will get POUNDED but I may be wrong...
	8:50am Wild Neil: @Room-dumb question, but is ANYBODY listening live over the radio right now? Just curious...
	8:56am Wild Neil: Hey, could you play Bye Bye Blackbird? Heh!
	8:58am Wild Neil: Thanks for playing King Crimson even though I missed it!
	8:59am sashajones: No prob! Thanks everybody!
	2:17pm Van in DC: Hi. First time dropping in on your show (on archive). Loving it. I saw The Lone Bellow at the 1st ever DC Landmark Fest a few months back. Never had heard of them, they were AWESOME!! Enjoying the Angel from Montgomery song

Paid By The Tear with Sasha: Playlist from February 9, 2016

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