WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from June 6, 2016

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from June 6, 2016

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June 6, 2016: Don't Be Suspect of a Horse

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Idris Ackamoor & The Pyramids	Rhapsody In Berlin	We Be All Africans	Strut
Klimaforandringer	Leger Med Hjul "Leger Med Hjul" by "Klimaforandringer"	Ånder	Mom Eat Dad
Dave King Trucking Company	Don't Be Suspect of a Gift	Surrounded by the Night	Sunnyside
Steve Gunn	Ancient Jules "Ancient Jules" by "Steve Gunn"	Eyes on the Lines	Matador
Music behind DJ: Jerry Byrd	Remington Ride "Remington Ride" by "Jerry Byrd"	Hi-Fi Guitar - Jerry Byrd at the Steel Guitar	Decca
Sparks	Talent is an Asset "Talent is an Asset" by "Sparks"	Kimono My House	Island
The Eccentronic Research Council	Sweet Saturn Mine	Johnny Rocket, Narcissist & Music Machine…I’m Your Biggest Fan	Without Consent
Holy Fuck	Tom Tom "Tom Tom" by "Holy Fuck"	Congrats	Innovative Leisure
Gucci Mane	First Day Out Tha Feds	Single	Self-Released
Lil Noid	Introlude "Introlude" by "Lil Noid"	Paranoid Funk	L.A. Club Resource
Mombu / Oddateee	Light Me Up "Light Me Up" by "Mombu / Oddateee"	Mombu // Oddateee	Subsound Split Series
Roc Marciano	Thug's Prayer Pt. 2 "Thug's Prayer Pt. 2" by "Roc Marciano"	Reloaded	Decon
Moon B	Puddin "Puddin" by "Moon B"	II	People's Potential Unlimited
Maurice Joshua	I Gotta Hold On U (Steve 'Silk' Hurley's Vocal Mix)	12"	ID
Frank B	Chain of Fools "Chain of Fools" by "Frank B"	12"	Major Problems
The Sounds of Silence	Moments In Club	The Lounge Lizards EP	Inner City
Cc	Mount Mound "Mount Mound" by "Cc"	Haha Panorama	Embalming Lately
Music behind DJ: Bruno Martinotti	Fleeting Walk "Fleeting Walk" by "Bruno Martinotti"	Flute Scene N. 1	Music Scene
East New York Ensemble de Music	Bent-El-Jerusalem	At the Helm	Folkways
Jorrit Dijikstra	Toodeledoo "Toodeledoo" by "Jorrit Dijikstra"	Never Odd or Even	Driff
Ben Bennett	driving on a piece of paper	WEREN'T	1980
Klimperei	Moonster "Moonster" by "Klimperei"	Music for Toys 2	MonsterK7
Flying Lizards	A-Train "A-Train" by "Flying Lizards"	Fourth Wall	Virgin
The Associates	Mortice Lock "Mortice Lock" by "The Associates"	Double Hipness	V2
Four Below Zero	My Baby's Got ESP	12"	Roulette
Material	Over and Over "Over and Over" by "Material"	Single (b/w Bustin' Out)	Ze
Carolyne Bernier	Hold Me, Touch Me	12"	Private Stock
Bettye LaVette	Doin' the Best That I Can	12"	West End
Donald Byrd and 125th Street	Pretty Baby	Donald Byrd and 125th Street, N.Y.C.	Elektra
Music behind DJ: Onno ve Kumpanyasý	Hos Bilezik "Hos Bilezik" by "Onno ve Kumpanyasý"	TRT Ara Müzikleri 1	Yonca
Nico, Rochereau, Roger	Mwasi Abandaka	L'African Fiesta - Vol. 1	TCK
Ray Price	Bright Lights and Blonde Haired Women	Night Life	Columbia
Original Broadway Cast	Could I Leave You	Follies	Capitol
Original Broadway Cast	Everybody Says Don't	Anyone Can Whistle	Columbia
Original Broadway Cast	We're Gonna Be All Right	Do I Hear a Waltz?	Sony Broadway
Original Broadway Cast	Send in the Clowns	A Little Night Music	Columbia
Mary Lattimore	The Quiet at Night	At the Dam	Ghostly International
Boredoms	6 (2 Circles) "6 (2 Circles)" by "Boredoms"	Vision Creation Newsun	Warner Bros. Japan
Citaumvano	Lamnandi Ugolohlano "Lamnandi Ugolohlano" by "Citaumvano"	Siya Hamba! 1950s South African Country and Small Town Sounds	Original Music
Music behind DJ: Dick Boyell	Allied Moves in on a Spy Ring	Music to Move Families By	Private Press
James West	Get the Fuck Out "Get the Fuck Out" by "James West"	DJ Midi Mayne Busy Night Time 1997	Bootleg Tapes
Lexx	Mahogany "Mahogany" by "Lexx"	Young Corner	Phantom Island
Mad Mike	Take Me Higher "Take Me Higher" by "Mad Mike"	Happy Trax Vol. II	Happy
House Syndicate	Chicanos II "Chicanos II" by "House Syndicate"	Jam the Mace	Dopewax
N.Y. House'n Authority	High Bridge House	Dyckman House EP	Nu Groove
Smallpeople	Chasing the Sun "Chasing the Sun" by "Smallpeople"	The People	Underground Quality
Romanthony	Hold On (Classic Vocal)	12"	Roulé
Music behind DJ: Kajsa	Try Try Again (House Mix) "Try Try Again (House Mix)" by "Kajsa"	Jerrome Derradji presents Kill Yourself dancing: The Story of Sunset Records inc. Chicago 1985-1989
The Core	The Core "The Core" by "The Core"	Golonka Love	Moserobie Music Production
Ronald Shannon Jackson and the Decoding Society	Software Shuffle	Decode Yourself	Island
Orchestre Veve Star	Nitarudia "Nitarudia" by "Orchestre Veve Star"	Kenya Special: Selected East African Recordings from the 1970s & '80s	Soundway
Wayne Horvitz	Art Thieves "Art Thieves" by "Wayne Horvitz"	Simple Facts	Theater for Your Mother
Music behind DJ: Ike & Tina Turner	Steel Guitar Rag	Dance With Ike & Tina Turner & Their Kings Of Rhythm Band	Sue
Bohren & Der Club of Gore	Ganz leise kommt die Nacht	Piano Nights	Ipecac
Nikhil Banerjee	Pilu - Alap "Pilu - Alap" by "Nikhil Banerjee"	At WDR, Cologne Germany (8/17/75)
Pedro Soler & Gaspar Claus	Corazon de plata (Por Granainas)	Al Viento	Infiné
Thumbscrew	Danse Insensé "Danse Insensé" by "Thumbscrew"	Convallaria	Cuneiform
Flying Lesbians	Die Bisexualität	1974-1976	Bear Family
Music behind DJ: Douglas Wood	Five to a Bar "Five to a Bar" by "Douglas Wood"	G-Spots: The Spacey Folk Electro-Horror Sounds Of The Studio G Library	Trunk
Section 25	Looking From A Hilltop (Restructure)	Looking From A Hilltop	Factory
DJ Richard	Vampire Dub "Vampire Dub" by "DJ Richard"	Grind	Dial
Booker Ervin	There Is No Greater Love	The Space Book	Prestige
Music behind DJ: The Noveltones	Left Bank 2 "Left Bank 2" by "The Noveltones"	The Sound Gallery, Vol. 2	EMI

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm listener james from westwood: How do, Sam and all!
	7:07pm geezerette: Evening Sam! Hi James & silent ones!
	7:10pm Sam Segal: LJW, geezerette, a pleasure as always. Glad we could embark on this extended journey together.
	7:16pm listener james from westwood: Yes indeed! My bedtime usually costs me a single-seating listen to the whole show!
	7:22pm coelacanth: greetings Sam and fearless adventurers
	7:23pm Sam Segal: Ahoy, coelacanth! Welcome a-horse!
	7:26pm geezerette: This is a mighty big saddle,why it's like those big city stretch limos!
	7:28pm coelacanth: uh, does someone have a horse they can lend me?
	7:29pm geezerette: Looks like we're all on the same horse tonight coel!
	7:32pm coelacanth: okay. i'll behave. ...is there a bar on this stretch-limo horse?
	7:48pm geezerette: There's a canteen in one of the saddle bags. Not sure what's in it. Some limes too. I'm at the back,sketching the landscape. Probably won't be talking much,too busy looking, I mean listening!
	7:58pm melinda: hi Sam & friends.
	8:00pm listener james from westwood: Diggin' this Frank B!
	8:00pm Sam Segal: Heya, Melinda. Welcome!
	8:03pm Sam Segal: @LJW: takes some serious guts to sample Aretha, but I think Frank pulls it off
	8:04pm melinda: I liked the Chain of Fools too.
	8:10pm geezerette: Terrific show!
	8:10pm coelacanth: hi melinda! thanks g. it's cactus juice. 'don't know if i'd call it tequila. where's that lime...
	8:11pm melinda: hi c!
	8:11pm geezerette: Hey melinda!
	8:12pm melinda: hi geez!
	8:14pm melinda: I like this perky background music.
	8:17pm coelacanth: haha! i was whistling along to it!
	8:20pm Sam Segal: One of my favorite pieces of bed music...a delightful little morsel from the Italian Music Scene library.
	8:31pm geezerette: Loving this set.
	8:36pm Sam Segal: Thanks, G!
	8:54pm geezerette: Can Barry White be far behind?
	8:55pm Sam Segal: We'll be narrowly avoiding Mr. White, G.
	8:55pm geezerette: Bettye LaVette!!!
	8:58pm geezerette: ...thank god Sam! (Escape from Barry White... )
	8:58pm Sam Segal: Incidentally, if I'm not mistaken, "Narrowly Avoiding Mr. White" is the name of a never-produced Gary Marshall project from the early '80s.
	8:58pm geezerette: haha!
	9:00pm geezerette: He could certainly fill a room.
	9:09pm melinda: Thanks for the disco treats.
	9:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think - I Hate Disco...buuut - Donna Summer - that's gotta be the sexiest music ever recorded...& somebody dissing Barry White ?? Man - he owns that thing he do - why you wanna dis Barry ??...& so on...
	9:19pm geezerette: Don't know RevRab,White's voice was incredible but those lyrics...no accounting for what makes you laugh! Totally respect it working for someone else. He certainly sold a lot of records.
	9:20pm geezerette: ...not my box of bling.
	9:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or - maybe I just hate Disco...but nevermind...
	9:30pm Sam Segal: Hope ya'll are enjoying this little Sondheim revue
	9:30pm listener james from westwood: Send in ... the clowns Those laffy, daffy clowns Send in those soulful and doleful Schmaltz by the bowlful, clowns (Sorry, this "Simpsons" fan can't help himself)
	9:30pm melinda: I love hearing unexpected show tunes on WFMU, like Send in the Clowns.
	9:31pm listener james from westwood: Cannot go wrong with Sondheim!
	9:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Interesting sung by an actor rather than supersinger.
	9:32pm melinda: Agree, Rabbit.
	9:32pm listener james from westwood: @melinda: Agreed. Jonesy sneaks in the odd show tune now and again. Monica has been a friend to B'way too. There was a running joke about a showtune ban @ WFMU in the 90s, but I think that was smoke.
	9:34pm melinda: I know I've heard other show tunes here before but maybe because Send in the Clowns was a hit it seemed less likely.
	9:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Great American Songbook - yerknow - if yer into Songwriting or Singers - or Jazz Standards - even if not Theater - there it is.
	9:44pm listener james from westwood: Oh! Charlie! Charlie's played the odd show tune. In both senses.
	9:48pm coelacanth: i'm sorry Sam, but i listened to 1/2 a Curtis Mayfield album while you played show tunes! (but then -maybe serving me right - i missed boredoms.)
	9:50pm geezerette: I'm a sucker for Sondheim.
	9:52pm coelacanth: i don't know Sondheim as such, but i do like a good "send in the clowns".
	9:55pm Dean: Despite an abiding distaste for show tunes, I'm also a sucker for Sondheim and for some renditions of show tunes. I utterly love "Send in the Clowns." Jarrett solo and with his trio delivers it transcendentally. It's Sondheim's music I adore over his lyrics. But then some of the lyrics in Sweeney Todd are really effective.
	9:56pm Sam Segal: No hard feelings, @Coelacanth. For many years, I found show tunes way to schmaltzy. Like @Rev was saying, it was through my love of standards that I started to dig in a little bit more and find the aching beauty beneath the glitz.
	9:58pm Sam Segal: Also, welcome @Dean!
	9:59pm Dean: A pleasure to be here!
	10:03pm coelacanth: i think it's the singing that i usually can't stand. (?) ...i passionately Love the (original) soundtrack to "hair", and i think it's because the usually technically poor singing is so passionate. (the music being excellent doesn't hurt either) ....like they're singing it because they mean it - not because they're acting.
	10:04pm coelacanth: (...but maybe i'm imagining things.)
	10:05pm Dean: Jesus, coelacanth, the Hair s/t was among the first LPs I bought, c.1969, and I never until 10:03 (your comment) considered it "show tunes." Damn, you're right.
	10:05pm melinda: I love Hair too. And JC Superstar. Maybe because they were the only musicals I knew as a child.
	10:06pm melinda: Then again, I think we had West Side Story in the house too but it didn't have the same appeal.
	10:15pm geezerette: What's great about American Song book tunes is their extraordinary plasticity. They can be arranged,interpreted infinitely and each version can hit you with a different meaning,feeling. Jerome Kern and Cole Porter still sound contemporary,can be very minimal. Lots of Standards are from shows hardly anyone remembers now. Preaching to the choir!
	10:15pm geezerette: and hi Dean!
	10:16pm Dean: For sure, geezerette. Example among gazillions: Kiri Te Kanawa's recital of Kern. Bliss! Hi!
	10:16pm melinda: Yeah, it's always interesting to learn the show origin of a given standard.
	10:18pm coelacanth: true,g. - there are certainly Cole Porter songs i like that were penned for musicals.
	10:21pm geezerette: It's great to hear Jazz artists launch from those songs and completely surprise you. Agree about Hair! Love the original cast album. Rado & Ragni captured so many things at once,incredible.
	10:24pm geezerette: Dean, yes,bliss!
	10:32pm coelacanth: -and MacDermot did a brilliant job with the music for "hair". i only wish it was produced like a "rock" act.
	10:35pm geezerette: But it could be,and that would make it new.
	10:38pm coelacanth: yeah, i haven't tried yet. my record was too scratchy so i got the cd. it sounds quite the same. i always meant to re-record it onto another cd with some eq to give it more bass.
	10:39pm coelacanth: i'm digging the core to the core.
	10:40pm melinda: I saw a local theater production of Hair when I was in high school. It was pretty exciting. They got naked and everything.
	10:41pm coelacanth: sweet! i don't know why i've never gone to one, when i've known of a few.
	10:42pm coelacanth: ...i remember when my father brought the hair st album home. my mother panicked a little, but he prevailed and we learned lots of new words! i, and my sister close to my age could sing to the entire album by the time i was about 8...but i didn't know the meaning of some of what i was mimicking.
	10:44pm Sam Segal: When I was 11-12, I wanted nothing more than to be a "hippie." I grew my hair out and started affecting the vocal ticks of a burnout. After seeing an episode of Cheers where Woody is supposed to be in a production of Hair, I demanded my parents take me next time it came to town. As luck would have it, I got to see a pretty professional production when it came to Minneapolis a few months later. The nude scene flipped my lid.
	10:45pm melinda: Yes, 'Sodomy' was full of new words.
	10:46pm Dean: Hair was an education. A classmate of mine, fourth or fifth grade, went with his mom to the production in LA at the Shubert. I bought the album and learned the lyrics. We looked up certain words in the dictionary. (Exactly, Melinda!) We learned them. Degree granted.
	10:46pm melinda: Sam that's a great story. I missed that Cheers episode, though, which is too bad because it sounds hilarious.
	10:46pm coelacanth: oh,man! i'm envious of both of you!
	10:47pm melinda: I misheard some of the words.
	10:48pm coelacanth: yeh, melinda...bit by bit my older brother would tell me what most of those words meant. i remember being a little shocked! (though maybe intrigued!)
	10:49pm coelacanth: Dean, i think my mother hid the dictionary around that time!
	10:51pm melinda: I think it's better to know the meaning of the words, otherwise you might end up innocently singing them in front of the wrong people.
	10:53pm coelacanth: haha,yeah! well by the time i was 12 half my friends were forbidden by their parents to hang out with me anyway!
	11:12pm Dean: Well, there's Sondheim and there's Nikhil Banerjee. Call it a show tune, I don't care. I love this man's music.
	11:16pm geezerette: It's gorgeous. Peaceful.
	11:19pm melinda: Time to hit the sack. Great show!
	11:20pm coelacanth: 'night melinda.
	11:22pm Sam Segal: Cheers, melinda! Thanks for hanging out.
	11:24pm geezerette: Night melinda.
	11:38pm geezerette: Wow Sam,above & beyond! What melinda said, and thank you! 'Night coel,Dean,RevRab...
	11:40pm coelacanth: goodnight geezerette.
	11:42pm Sam Segal: Thanks for sticking around for so long, g! G'night.
	12:02am coelacanth: Thanks Sam! Great program! 'night.
	12:03am Sam Segal: G'night, Coelacanth!

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