WFMU: Paid By The Tear with Sasha: Playlist from February 16, 2016

Listener comments!
	6:06am sashajones: Morning!
	6:07am Cooh John: Good morning. School is closed. Yet I must shovel snow and work. It is as if the tears turned to snowflakes.
	6:07am ausmanx: evening sasha, the impending doom in full swing this humid night in the antipodes
	6:09am pierre: good morning !
	6:10am sashajones: Morning, Cooh John --- hope you're not too deeply snowed in
	6:11am sashajones: ausmanx, humidity is one of my top sources for impending doom!
	6:12am sashajones: hello, pierre! happy recent birthday, correct?!
	6:12am annie: i'm set... ready to go.
	6:14am Cooh John: Nothing like you had earlier this year.
	6:14am sashajones: Morning, annie!
	6:16am sashajones: Luckily, I don't have to shovel much these days, it's one of my least favorite acquired skills as an east coast transplant
	6:17am annie: good morning sasha! my news feed is full of any number of theories about scalia.. it's really pretty funny. scalia and the grammys, i didn't know he attended. i LOVE shoveling snow. i'm sorry to say to all you who hate it.
	6:24am sashajones: annie, that's great! we need people like you :)
	6:24am sashajones: sorry to mooch
	6:25am pierre: Yes it was my 30th birthday, and it was happy, like "plenty of the people I love in one room making me a surprise" happy :)
	6:25am pierre: thanks Sasha
	6:25am annie: there are a few odd ducks out there like that, we have created a support group..lots of irish coffee and creme de cacao.
	6:27am sashajones: Aww, that's awesome, pierre!
	6:28am ausmanx: harnetty is inspired; all his records are wonderful
	6:28am sashajones: annie, i can totally see the appeal of the celebratory treats activities like shoveling pave the way for
	6:29am sashajones: ausmanx, so true - these field recordings are sourced from Berea College, a place I'd really like to visit
	6:29am ausmanx: for those of us who never see snow, shovelling it sounds appealing enough. nicer than shovelling burning hot sand, anyway...
	6:30am Mark R.: Wow, this Brian Harnetty track is really beautiful, isn't it?
	6:32am sashajones: Sure is, also hello Mark R!
	6:33am bobby dobbs: It is now a blistering 75 degrees here in South Florida! Shoveling sand is such a drag! Yes I'm in need of an Irish Coffee! ....warmest of good mornings to all!
	6:33am sashajones: I thought of something I like less than shoveling - corralling shopping carts in a parking lot in the LA summer heat, c/o my long-gone Trader Joe's gig
	6:34am Mark R.: And this Marta Mist track is equally amazing. So I'm supposed to fly into Newark from Florida this morning, but there are horrible storms all up the East Coast. What are the chances my flight's going to get cancelled? I say 50-50.
	6:35am sashajones: @bobby dobbs, wow, that's almost unimaginable! grass is feeling greener over there to me, haha. good morning, hope you find that irish coffee you're looking for
	6:35am ausmanx: goodness, there's an Appallachian Sound Archive? amazing
	6:36am Mark R.: The thing I hate is you go online and the status is always ON TIME, then you get to the airport like 30 minutes later and somehow now it's DELAYED. Happens to me every time.
	6:38am Mark R.: I believe an Irish coffee is as easy to find as a bottle of whiskey and a cup of coffee, right? Although finding a liquor store that's open at 6:30 in the morning isn't easy.
	6:42am sashajones: Yeah, that's such a drag. Hurry up and wait, right?
	6:44am Mark R.: I'm going to hang in with your show as long as I possibly can! Really enjoying it so far...
	6:46am sashajones: Thanks, Mark! Glad you can stick around for a little bit, sending you good travel luck vibes
	6:46am maestroso: G'morning Sasha and listeners. This Marta Mist track is pretty great.
	6:47am Mark R.: I know, Maestroso, it's taken some interesting twists and turns, hasn't it?
	6:48am sashajones: Morning, maestroso!
	6:58am Mark R.: My sister was born in Berea! (Ohio, right?)
	7:02am sashajones: Kentucky, actually!
	7:04am Mark R.: Oh different town then. My dad was a student at Kent State and the nearest hospital was Berea so they went there. Anyhoo...
	7:06am annie: shopping cart wrangling could be a cool job if there was air-conditioning in the parking lot..i've seen some pretty amazing wrangling. i watched a movie about vancouver and the shopping cart wranglers who collect 'em and then return for money. the sliding down hills.. amazing manoevering. partial incoherent sentences and typing are allowed before the caffeine kicks in.
	7:08am sashajones: annie, yeah! this one was just too hot, also a very poorly designed lot so you were constantly dodging cars. but it is for sure a skill, that movie sounds really good
	7:09am sashajones: Well, Ohio & Kentucky are real close so the overlap kinda makes sense.
	7:09am Ike: Sounds great!
	7:12am sashajones: Thanks, Ike!
	7:13am Mark R.: ALDI makes you pay a 25 cent deposit for a cart that you get back when you return it--saves them having to hire cart wranglers.
	7:17am sashajones: That's a good system
	7:19am annie: Mark, that model is pretty effective. i think it can be spread to larger stores. our culture has gotten so lazy.. but! then.. where will all the young kids and old farts work?
	7:20am annie: i haven't been to aldi since they introduced "organic" produce.
	7:26am sashajones: I haven't been to aldi since I lived in Berlin -- i keep forgetting it exists in the US
	7:26am Mark R.: We should think and create meaningful jobs, and not just make-work jobs that could be automated. I think there's an ALDI in Manhattan now.
	7:32am Ike: Some of the U.S. Aldi stores used to be a little grungy and gross. They've cleaned up a bit but I still prefer their cousin Trader Joe's. Time to run, bye!
	7:33am sashajones: Thanks for stopping by, Ike! Have a good one
	7:47am Mark R.: They still say my flight's "On Time," those lying bastards! So off to the airport I go. Just for laughs later, check the status of United flight 1705. If this "On Time" flight leaves on time, I'll pay you $1, Sasha.
	7:51am sashajones: Alright wager's on!
	7:51am sashajones: (though in my heart of hearts i wish you all the luck)
	7:59am Nikolaj: Greetings from Denmark. Doing the laundry. Listening to the nice set. Good stuff indeed! Thx Sasha - Normally only a Clay Pigeon-listener...
	8:02am sashajones: Hello and welcome, Nikolaj! Glad you popped in, thanks for the kind words!
	8:06am ausmanx: damn, had to turn the sound down for half an hour while i worked on Samuel Beckett. Aldi are truly subversive in their denial of choice and simplification of marketing, and should be strongly supported, i reckon...
	8:11am sashajones: I recall it being pretty affordable as well? I guess that goes with the being affiliated with TJ's territory
	8:18am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Sasha. Hope you had a good weekend, with Valentine's Day and all that.
	8:20am glenn: worked on samuel beckett? what, you tortured him by making him watch one of his own plays?
	8:23am sashajones: Morning, Ken! For Valentine's Day, I received a handmade Cher valentine & re-watched Cruel Intentions and marveled at the fact that I ever found Ryan Philipe attractive. How was your weekend?
	8:23am ausmanx: sent him off to Aldi to do the shopping, glenn. although actually Aldi is quite Beckettian so he'd probably enjoy that. but i'm one of those odd folks who find Sam quite funny...
	8:29am Ken From Hyde Park: It was pretty cold here last weekend, so pretty much just lay low. I called my dear mother to see if she got her Valentine card.
	8:35am annie: i'm really still here, just lurking and waiting for the second shoe to drop on the editing work. or not. there is no warning. as they trickle in through the day, i'm somewhat glued to the computer. odds are always high that if i leave the room, i'm likely to be sent three or four articles.. if i glare at the watched-pot of emails then it's dead.. and so.... WFMU is the balm to ease my bored mind.
	8:48am sashajones: Yeah, it was pretty cold here too -- I scurried straight home after work on Sat/Sun.
	8:48am sashajones: annie, I know how that goes! Can be frustrating but happy to provide the tuneage for this block
	8:48am sashajones: I'm working on transcription today which frustrates me 'cause I can't listen to music while doing so
	8:50am annie: oh, sasha, my heart goes out to you..
	8:52am sashajones: Thank youuuu I'm in crunch mood as soon as I get out of here, sadly
	8:55am sashajones: Thanks for listening everybody, see y'all next week!
	8:57am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks and bye for now, Sasha. Good luck with the transcription project.
	12:30pm Van in DC: nice to see a Vanity tribute.

Paid By The Tear with Sasha: Playlist from February 16, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Convivium	Sonata per sonar con tre corde a modo di Lira	Early Italian Violin Sonatas	Hyperion	1997			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Hannah Epperson	Methyl Red "Methyl Red" by "Hannah Epperson"	Methyl Red	Hannah Epperson	2015			0:03:59 (Pop-up)
Connee Boswell	All Alone "All Alone" by "Connee Boswell"	single	Brunswick	1938			0:09:32 (Pop-up)
Thelonius Monk	I Don't Stand a Ghost of a Chance with You	The Complete Albums Collection 1957 - 61	Enlightenment	2015	thanks Mayuko!	*	0:12:06 (Pop-up)
Joe Albany	The Nearness of You "The Nearness of You" by "Joe Albany"	Low Down (OST)	Cinewax / Light in the Attic	2015		*	0:16:24 (Pop-up)
Christos Daralas & Nikos Karakostas	Reckless Woman	Why the Mountains Are Black: Primeval Greek Village Music 1907-1960	Third Man	2016		*	0:18:42 (Pop-up)
Nancy Rhoades	Red Rosy Bush "Red Rosy Bush" by "Nancy Rhoades"	Ballads & Blues of Folkmusic	Copeland				0:21:51 (Pop-up)
Brian Harnetty	Everlasting Water (instrumental)	Rawhead & Bloodybones	Dust to Digital			*	0:24:25 (Pop-up)
Marta Mist	Scavengers "Scavengers" by "Marta Mist"	Scavengers	Time Released Sound	2015		*	0:29:50 (Pop-up)
Richard & Linda Thompson	Sisters "Sisters" by "Richard & Linda Thompson"	Sunnyvista	Hannibal	orig. 1979			0:50:32 (Pop-up)

Elliott Smith	Untitled Melancholy Song (demo)	Heaven Adores You (OST)	UMe	2015			1:00:50 (Pop-up)
Rokia Traoré	Mayé "Mayé" by "Rokia Traoré"	Ne So	Nonesuch	2016		*	1:04:09 (Pop-up)
The Paris Sisters	I Came a Long Way to Nowhere	Always Heavenly	Ace	2016		*	1:09:29 (Pop-up)
Morrie	From Morrie "From Morrie" by "Morrie"	the music died on the air.	Morrie/Film Score Music	2012			1:11:48 (Pop-up)
Chris McGregor & The Castle Lager Big Band	I Remember Billy	Jazz / The African Sound	Jazzman	2015		*	1:14:37 (Pop-up)
Jutta Hipp	These Foolish Things "These Foolish Things" by "Jutta Hipp"	At the Hickory House Vol. 1	Real Gone Music			*	1:19:41 (Pop-up)
Soundtrack	Your One Woman Crusade Is Over	The Knick	Milan	2015		*	1:23:43 (Pop-up)
Matt Davignon	Departure "Departure" by "Matt Davignon"	Pink Earth	Ribosome Music	2016		*	1:26:34 (Pop-up)
Salt Cathedral	No Ordinary Man "No Ordinary Man" by "Salt Cathedral"	single	Salt Cathedral	2016			1:30:13 (Pop-up)
Seven Davis Jr.	Freedom "Freedom" by "Seven Davis Jr."	Universes	Ninja Tune	2015		*	1:34:14 (Pop-up)
Jean Deaux	Father Time "Father Time" by "Jean Deaux"	single	Downtown Records	2016			1:37:32 (Pop-up)

Anita Wood	This Has Happened Before	single	Santo Records				1:46:02 (Pop-up)
The James Hunter Six	Something's Calling	Hold On!	Daptone	2016		*	1:48:11 (Pop-up)
Los Hacheros	Timbalaye "Timbalaye" by "Los Hacheros"	Bambulaye	Chulo	2016		*	1:51:28 (Pop-up)
Owiny Sigoma Band	Tech 9 "Tech 9" by "Owiny Sigoma Band"	Nyanza	Brownswood	2015		*	1:58:15 (Pop-up)
Highness	Roadrunner "Roadrunner" by "Highness"	single	Highness	2016			2:04:04 (Pop-up)
Essaie Pas	Carcajou 3 "Carcajou 3" by "Essaie Pas"	Demain Est Une Autre Nuit	DFA	2015		*	2:07:51 (Pop-up)
Rosy Bush	Mfugu "Mfugu" by "Rosy Bush"	Mon Reve	Rosy Bush				2:12:25 (Pop-up)
Vanity 6	He's So Dull "He's So Dull" by "Vanity 6"	Vanity 6	Warner Bros.	1982	RIP Vanity		2:18:07 (Pop-up)
Ari Mason	Brother "Brother" by "Ari Mason"	Creatures	Ari Mason	2016	forthcoming		2:20:25 (Pop-up)
Vivek Shraya	Girl It's Your Time "Girl It's Your Time" by "Vivek Shraya"	Girl It's Your Time	Vivek Shraya	2016			2:23:48 (Pop-up)

Sunshine & the Rain	Pale Blue Skies	single	Ernest Jenning Record Co.			*	2:31:09 (Pop-up)
Radiator Hospital	I Was Fine Before	The Great Thunder Radiator Hospital Wedding Album	Stupid Bag	2016			2:34:57 (Pop-up)
Bridge Collapse	Blockbreaker "Blockbreaker" by "Bridge Collapse"	Wilderness 7"	Crime on the Moon	2013		*	2:37:17 (Pop-up)
Sheer Mag	Can't Stop Fighting "Can't Stop Fighting" by "Sheer Mag"	single	Sheer Mag	2016			2:39:10 (Pop-up)
Irma Thomas	I'd Do It All Over You	A Woman's Viewpoint: The Essential 1970s Recordings	Kent Soul	orig. 1970	HBD Irma (2/18)!		2:42:36 (Pop-up)
Irma Thomas	Where We'll Never Grow Old	Walk Around Heaven: New Orleans Gospel Soul	Rounder	1994	HBD Irma (2/18)!		2:44:40 (Pop-up)
Helen Shapiro	Cry My Heart Out "Cry My Heart Out" by "Helen Shapiro"	single	Columbia	1962			2:50:27 (Pop-up)
Françoise Hardy	c'est a l'amour auquel je pense	Tous Les Garcons et Les Filles	Light In The Attic / Future Days	orig. 1962		*	2:53:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:06am sashajones: Morning!
	6:07am Cooh John: Good morning. School is closed. Yet I must shovel snow and work. It is as if the tears turned to snowflakes.
	6:07am ausmanx: evening sasha, the impending doom in full swing this humid night in the antipodes
	6:09am pierre: good morning !
	6:10am sashajones: Morning, Cooh John --- hope you're not too deeply snowed in
	6:11am sashajones: ausmanx, humidity is one of my top sources for impending doom!
	6:12am sashajones: hello, pierre! happy recent birthday, correct?!
	6:12am annie: i'm set... ready to go.
	6:14am Cooh John: Nothing like you had earlier this year.
	6:14am sashajones: Morning, annie!
	6:16am sashajones: Luckily, I don't have to shovel much these days, it's one of my least favorite acquired skills as an east coast transplant
	6:17am annie: good morning sasha! my news feed is full of any number of theories about scalia.. it's really pretty funny. scalia and the grammys, i didn't know he attended. i LOVE shoveling snow. i'm sorry to say to all you who hate it.
	6:24am sashajones: annie, that's great! we need people like you :)
	6:24am sashajones: sorry to mooch
	6:25am pierre: Yes it was my 30th birthday, and it was happy, like "plenty of the people I love in one room making me a surprise" happy :)
	6:25am pierre: thanks Sasha
	6:25am annie: there are a few odd ducks out there like that, we have created a support group..lots of irish coffee and creme de cacao.
	6:27am sashajones: Aww, that's awesome, pierre!
	6:28am ausmanx: harnetty is inspired; all his records are wonderful
	6:28am sashajones: annie, i can totally see the appeal of the celebratory treats activities like shoveling pave the way for
	6:29am sashajones: ausmanx, so true - these field recordings are sourced from Berea College, a place I'd really like to visit
	6:29am ausmanx: for those of us who never see snow, shovelling it sounds appealing enough. nicer than shovelling burning hot sand, anyway...
	6:30am Mark R.: Wow, this Brian Harnetty track is really beautiful, isn't it?
	6:32am sashajones: Sure is, also hello Mark R!
	6:33am bobby dobbs: It is now a blistering 75 degrees here in South Florida! Shoveling sand is such a drag! Yes I'm in need of an Irish Coffee! ....warmest of good mornings to all!
	6:33am sashajones: I thought of something I like less than shoveling - corralling shopping carts in a parking lot in the LA summer heat, c/o my long-gone Trader Joe's gig
	6:34am Mark R.: And this Marta Mist track is equally amazing. So I'm supposed to fly into Newark from Florida this morning, but there are horrible storms all up the East Coast. What are the chances my flight's going to get cancelled? I say 50-50.
	6:35am sashajones: @bobby dobbs, wow, that's almost unimaginable! grass is feeling greener over there to me, haha. good morning, hope you find that irish coffee you're looking for
	6:35am ausmanx: goodness, there's an Appallachian Sound Archive? amazing
	6:36am Mark R.: The thing I hate is you go online and the status is always ON TIME, then you get to the airport like 30 minutes later and somehow now it's DELAYED. Happens to me every time.
	6:38am Mark R.: I believe an Irish coffee is as easy to find as a bottle of whiskey and a cup of coffee, right? Although finding a liquor store that's open at 6:30 in the morning isn't easy.
	6:42am sashajones: Yeah, that's such a drag. Hurry up and wait, right?
	6:44am Mark R.: I'm going to hang in with your show as long as I possibly can! Really enjoying it so far...
	6:46am sashajones: Thanks, Mark! Glad you can stick around for a little bit, sending you good travel luck vibes
	6:46am maestroso: G'morning Sasha and listeners. This Marta Mist track is pretty great.
	6:47am Mark R.: I know, Maestroso, it's taken some interesting twists and turns, hasn't it?
	6:48am sashajones: Morning, maestroso!
	6:58am Mark R.: My sister was born in Berea! (Ohio, right?)
	7:02am sashajones: Kentucky, actually!
	7:04am Mark R.: Oh different town then. My dad was a student at Kent State and the nearest hospital was Berea so they went there. Anyhoo...
	7:06am annie: shopping cart wrangling could be a cool job if there was air-conditioning in the parking lot..i've seen some pretty amazing wrangling. i watched a movie about vancouver and the shopping cart wranglers who collect 'em and then return for money. the sliding down hills.. amazing manoevering. partial incoherent sentences and typing are allowed before the caffeine kicks in.
	7:08am sashajones: annie, yeah! this one was just too hot, also a very poorly designed lot so you were constantly dodging cars. but it is for sure a skill, that movie sounds really good
	7:09am sashajones: Well, Ohio & Kentucky are real close so the overlap kinda makes sense.
	7:09am Ike: Sounds great!
	7:12am sashajones: Thanks, Ike!
	7:13am Mark R.: ALDI makes you pay a 25 cent deposit for a cart that you get back when you return it--saves them having to hire cart wranglers.
	7:17am sashajones: That's a good system
	7:19am annie: Mark, that model is pretty effective. i think it can be spread to larger stores. our culture has gotten so lazy.. but! then.. where will all the young kids and old farts work?
	7:20am annie: i haven't been to aldi since they introduced "organic" produce.
	7:26am sashajones: I haven't been to aldi since I lived in Berlin -- i keep forgetting it exists in the US
	7:26am Mark R.: We should think and create meaningful jobs, and not just make-work jobs that could be automated. I think there's an ALDI in Manhattan now.
	7:32am Ike: Some of the U.S. Aldi stores used to be a little grungy and gross. They've cleaned up a bit but I still prefer their cousin Trader Joe's. Time to run, bye!
	7:33am sashajones: Thanks for stopping by, Ike! Have a good one
	7:47am Mark R.: They still say my flight's "On Time," those lying bastards! So off to the airport I go. Just for laughs later, check the status of United flight 1705. If this "On Time" flight leaves on time, I'll pay you $1, Sasha.
	7:51am sashajones: Alright wager's on!
	7:51am sashajones: (though in my heart of hearts i wish you all the luck)
	7:59am Nikolaj: Greetings from Denmark. Doing the laundry. Listening to the nice set. Good stuff indeed! Thx Sasha - Normally only a Clay Pigeon-listener...
	8:02am sashajones: Hello and welcome, Nikolaj! Glad you popped in, thanks for the kind words!
	8:06am ausmanx: damn, had to turn the sound down for half an hour while i worked on Samuel Beckett. Aldi are truly subversive in their denial of choice and simplification of marketing, and should be strongly supported, i reckon...
	8:11am sashajones: I recall it being pretty affordable as well? I guess that goes with the being affiliated with TJ's territory
	8:18am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Sasha. Hope you had a good weekend, with Valentine's Day and all that.
	8:20am glenn: worked on samuel beckett? what, you tortured him by making him watch one of his own plays?
	8:23am sashajones: Morning, Ken! For Valentine's Day, I received a handmade Cher valentine & re-watched Cruel Intentions and marveled at the fact that I ever found Ryan Philipe attractive. How was your weekend?
	8:23am ausmanx: sent him off to Aldi to do the shopping, glenn. although actually Aldi is quite Beckettian so he'd probably enjoy that. but i'm one of those odd folks who find Sam quite funny...
	8:29am Ken From Hyde Park: It was pretty cold here last weekend, so pretty much just lay low. I called my dear mother to see if she got her Valentine card.
	8:35am annie: i'm really still here, just lurking and waiting for the second shoe to drop on the editing work. or not. there is no warning. as they trickle in through the day, i'm somewhat glued to the computer. odds are always high that if i leave the room, i'm likely to be sent three or four articles.. if i glare at the watched-pot of emails then it's dead.. and so.... WFMU is the balm to ease my bored mind.
	8:48am sashajones: Yeah, it was pretty cold here too -- I scurried straight home after work on Sat/Sun.
	8:48am sashajones: annie, I know how that goes! Can be frustrating but happy to provide the tuneage for this block
	8:48am sashajones: I'm working on transcription today which frustrates me 'cause I can't listen to music while doing so
	8:50am annie: oh, sasha, my heart goes out to you..
	8:52am sashajones: Thank youuuu I'm in crunch mood as soon as I get out of here, sadly
	8:55am sashajones: Thanks for listening everybody, see y'all next week!
	8:57am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks and bye for now, Sasha. Good luck with the transcription project.
	12:30pm Van in DC: nice to see a Vanity tribute.

Paid By The Tear with Sasha: Playlist from February 16, 2016

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