WFMU: The Duane Train: Playlist from April 12, 2017

Listener comments!
	12:01pm Jshatan: The fine falsetto of Eddie K. - wonderful way to start!
	12:01pm Cecile: Duane!
	12:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: hey duane and everybody :D
	12:02pm Duane: Hello Duane Train fam..welcome aboard!
	12:03pm JtotheK: hi Duane, hi fellow trainers! Happy to be aboard today!
	12:05pm Michael 98145: Yay, Herbert Jeffrey "Herbie" Hancock (born April 12, 1940)
	12:06pm Cecile: Do you think by this point Herbie has nodded enough to trad jazz to be forgiven by his harshest critics for going in a pop direction in the 70s and 80s?
	12:08pm Polyus: Weird timing, I just listened to a podcast interview with Mike Clark earlier this morning, who played drums on Thrust, Flood, and Man-child.
	12:08pm Jshatan: @Cecile I think many of those "harsh critics" probably ate their words eventually...love it or hate it (and I go both ways with Herbie), he's more than earned the right to do whatever.
	12:09pm Duane: Cecile: You know..I don't think he actually realle cared that much, but yeah, at this point people like him and Patrice Rushen made those arguments moot..literally 20 or more years ago
	12:10pm JtotheK: @Cecile - I sure hope so. Herbie's got jams spanning multiple decades. And from a variety of music, even within the 'jazz' umbrella.
	12:11pm JtotheK: I'll have to give Fat Albert Rotunda a spin, been a while. And Crossings. And the great track 'Bring Down The Birds' (which Dee Lite sampled in a great way).
	12:14pm still b/p: "Herbie Hancock, BEST KNOWN for Rockit..."
	12:14pm KRYPT: Hiya Duane, I love this Herbie track and I also love the wonderfully cheesy Sexosonique housey rework of "I thought it was you" from the mid 90s, guilty plesh ;)
	12:16pm Passaic River Blues: @Cecile: I don't know but I hope so. Criticism that centers on the music a musician should be making rather than the music itself is generally axe-grinding puffery that's best ignored. Of course, I make this kind of critique all the time, so never listen to me.
	12:16pm Duane: Krypt: It's a fave of mine too..I actually first heard it in a club scene in the Jackie Collins Sexploitation flick "The Bitch" :)
	12:16pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Just boarding the train. Morning everyone!
	12:16pm Jshatan: @Polyus - any link for the Mike Clark interview?
	12:18pm Mark the Sardine: Amazing HH track!
	12:18pm KRYPT: @Duane, forgot about "the Bitch" daaaaang!
	12:23pm Cecile: I know that Stereo Review in the 70s about had a damn stroke when he started using electric keyboards.
	12:24pm Michael 98145: nice, this
	12:30pm Polyus: @Jshatan - www.thetrapset.net...
	12:30pm Jshatan: Cheers, @polyus!!
	12:33pm Polyus: It's a pretty wonderful podcast overall. Joe Wong interviews drummers from all across the musical spectrum and stays away from all the boring "what size sticks do you use" questions. A lot more about musical and life experiences, philosophy, etc.
	12:35pm Jshatan: @Cecile Herbie's first foray into electric keys came on Stuff in 1968 - and even he was resistant! Miles insisted because he was starting to get into Hendrix and Sly thanks to Ms. Mabry (AKA Betty Davis) and knew that he needed to plug in to get to where they were. Herbie had to go along to get along...
	12:35pm joeray: I never realized how much Someday My Prince Will Come sounds like a Fred Rogers Song.
	12:42pm Asparagus: Honoring the man properly Duane!
	12:44pm blee: wheeeew. so glad it's Herbie's birthday. I just got really worried that he too had passed from our big rock.
	12:45pm blee: Happy Birthday, please keep jamming.
	12:46pm Passaic River Blues: Man, this part is wild.
	12:46pm Asparagus: Mental
	12:49pm Wild Neil: Peace all. Head Hunter is one of "Ten Jazz Albums to Hear Before You Die" per the Village Voice...it is awesome!
	12:50pm Cecile: Yeah, I think if Herbie was doing really shitty pop stuff, perhaps the criticism would be warranted, but he made some world-class funk albums.
	12:54pm blee: I got the Magic Number / Everybody's Broke 12" at a thrift store recently. I really dig the percussion on those tracks. bongos and congas at war w each other.
	1:02pm Polyus: Still with us and keeps up quite a busy schedule for a 77-year old, from what I can see.
	1:05pm Jshatan: Direcstep is on Spotify - so that's something!
	1:07pm JtotheK: Thanks for the Herbie set, Duane - enjoyed it!
	1:08pm Passaic River Blues: That was a really judicious selection of HH, Duane. I'll probably revisit like I did the other day with the Billy Paul/Prince show.
	1:09pm Dren Nilso: Thanks thanks thanks!!!! I have been putting off diving into Herbie Hancock for so many years (aside from Maiden Voyage)- waiting for the right time. But now I realize just how dumb I was for waiting. Can't wait to explore further! Feeling great! Thanks!
	1:14pm Bronwyn Bishop: WHAT did i seriously miss a mashup of one of my all time faves from the beach boys :(
	1:15pm Michael: Whatever that last song was was tight.
	1:15pm PJ: Duane, Where did you find this Beach Boys remix/mashup? (Holland is one of my favorite BB albums)
	1:16pm Alejandroool: Only caught the last of that set =/ will have to revisit! Duane Train..bringing some sunshine to the grey day.
	1:17pm Duane: Psychemagik are great producers and they did this Beach Boys remix. There library is a google search away:_)
	1:18pm JtotheK: Really like this Prince Phillip Mitchell re-edit.
	1:21pm FRED: I'm glad that no referee will be needed when they are one on one!
	1:21pm Sem Chumbo: Oh, man. Sounds great from back here in the observation car, Duane. Hello to you, and all Trainiacs.
	1:24pm Frankie: I saw Herbie in the 70's but one show also had Weather Report and Jaco was with them then. H.B. Herbie you the best.
	1:34pm Cecile: that is a great jam. Like a long lost George Benson song.
	1:35pm Passaic River Blues: "Manshortage" is a fantastic title.
	1:36pm Michael 98145: they are groovin in the party car : blogfiles.wfmu.org...
	1:36pm eric from lake hiawatha: It is a glorious day when the music matches the energy of the day, crushing research, filling out a spreadsheet. Way thanks Duane
	1:41pm alanj: Makes me think of Moonlight movie
	1:41pm SmokinJ: Very nice! ;)
	1:42pm alanj: Very nice
	1:54pm Michael 98145: 12 April 1961 : Yuri Gagarin in space
	2:00pm PJ: Thanks for the Psychemagik tip, Duane, I found what I was looking for (and a whole lot more!). Also, their remix of Fleetwood Mac's Dreams is quite good.
	2:03pm alfm: Perfect blend of warm and cool on this playing-hard-to-get spring day in the middle west. Deeply digging :)
	2:08pm still b/p: So good so good so good this show.
	2:09pm Passaic River Blues: Oh Lord, that Krivit edit KILLED.
	2:10pm Michael 98145: it did
	2:11pm Cecile: O-P-U-L-E-N-C-E: Opulence! You own everything. Everything is yours.
	2:15pm Cecile: OH NOES.
	2:18pm Passaic River Blues: Was watching Charlie Murphy on "Black Jesus" over the weekend. Poor man. All flesh is betrayal.
	2:20pm JtotheK: Gonna have to catch the rest of the show via the archive - enjoyed the tunes, thanks Duane!
	2:23pm Michael 98145: sad Charles Quinton "Charlie" Murphy (July 12, 1959 – April 12, 2017)
	2:26pm D. Lightfoot: You're killing it today, Mr. Train. Making it hard not to leave work early.
	2:27pm Passaic River Blues: Thought this was Blackanized for a second. Nope, the source!
	2:34pm DJ_Guy: Love this tune
	2:34pm dr.doppler: Killing it right now
	2:35pm Alejandroool: doppler's got it right... great set
	2:39pm Michael 98145: nice 7" jukebox on this here train
	2:42pm Mike East: Funny - I was just working something out for an upcoming Robby Krieger Band show, and now Light My Fire comes on. Dig it.
	2:47pm Alejandroool: oooof this Debbie Taylor... nice
	2:58pm Michael 98145: that went by fast -
	2:58pm Cecile: I always wanted Kermit the Frog to sing this.
	2:58pm kirk from beer city usa: sentimental piggy?
	2:58pm Duane: Cecile: Miss Piggy was that Sentimental
	2:59pm Michael 98145: sentimental green
	2:59pm Duane: wasnt that sentimental:)
	2:59pm Cecile: hahaha
	3:00pm Michele: Love that Fleetwood Mac. Great show Duane!
	3:00pm Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Duane!
	3:00pm Nick S.: Thanks Duane!
	8:49pm JS: Knocked this one out of the park!

The Duane Train: Playlist from April 12, 2017

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April 12, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Eddie Kendricks	Trust your Heart "Trust your Heart" by "Eddie Kendricks"	Boogie Down	Tamla/Motown	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Herbie Hancock	I thought it was you	Directstep	Columbia (Japan)	0:04:24 (Pop-up)
Chick Corea & Herbie Hancock	Someday my prince will come (Live in ChIcago 1974)	Unreleased	Unreleased	0:19:17 (Pop-up)
Herbie Hancock Quartet feat. Jaco Pastorius	Chameleon (Live in Chicago '77)	Live voyage	Unreleased	0:35:08 (Pop-up)
Herbie Hancock's Mwandishi Sextet	Sleeping Giant (Live '72)	unreleased	Unreleased	0:48:55 (Pop-up)
Psychemagik vs. Beach Boys	The Trader	Archive 2009-2017	Self-Released	1:07:20 (Pop-up)
Prince Phillip Mitchell	One on One (Al kent Re edit)	12"	Kilt	1:12:29 (Pop-up)
DJ Pope	African Computer Dance "African Computer Dance" by "DJ Pope"	WMC Sampler 2017	POJI	1:20:26 (Pop-up)
Booker T. Jones	Don't stop your love (DDare re-edit)	single	A & M Records	1:27:35 (Pop-up)
Eurofunk	Manshortage (Eli-173 re-edit)	12"	Environ	1:33:41 (Pop-up)
Funcineaven	Untitled "Untitled" by "Funcineaven"	Forthcoming	Apron	1:38:32 (Pop-up)
Loose Change	Straight from the Heart (DiscoLexic edit)	12"	Casablanca	1:42:34 (Pop-up)
Pietro Nicosia	Livin in Mopti (Mauritzio Drummatic Dub)	Single	MoBlack	1:49:49 (Pop-up)
Charles Parks III &The High Society Players	Space Caravan (Instrumental)	Larry Dixon & Friends (Rare SIngles, Instrumentals and Lost Tapes Chicago 1971-1987)	LAD Productions/Still Music	1:55:04 (Pop-up)
MFSB	Love is the Message (Danny Krivit Blue label edit)	12"	Philadelphia International	1:59:10 (Pop-up)
The Ledgends	A fool for you "A fool for you" by "The Ledgends"	7"	Red Balloon	2:15:50 (Pop-up)
Tom Brock	There is nothing in this world that can stop me from loving you	I love you more and more	20th Century-Fox	2:18:52 (Pop-up)
The Inclinations	I'm gonna make love last this time	7"	Janus Records	2:22:52 (Pop-up)
Hodges, James, Smith & Crawford	Nobody	7"	Mpingo	2:26:12 (Pop-up)
Lenny White	Sweet Dreamer "Sweet Dreamer" by "Lenny White"	7"	Nemperor Records	2:28:50 (Pop-up)
Bataan	Woman don't want to love me	7"	Salsoul/Epic	2:33:00 (Pop-up)
Gap mangione Trio and orchestra	Diana in the autumn wind	7"	GRC	2:37:31 (Pop-up)
Africa	Light my fire "Light my fire" by "Africa"	Music from Lil Brown	Ode Records	2:40:32 (Pop-up)
Debbie Taylor	Never Gonna Let Him Know	7"	GWP	2:44:52 (Pop-up)
Syreeta Wright	Keep him like he is	Syreeta	Mowest	2:48:09 (Pop-up)
Andrea Davis (Minnie Riperton)	Lonely Girl	7"	Chess	2:50:14 (Pop-up)
Queen Esther Marrow	Mama "Mama" by "Queen Esther Marrow"	7"	Flying Dutchman	2:53:30 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Sentimental Lady "Sentimental Lady" by "Fleetwood Mac"	Bare Trees	Warner Bros.	2:57:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm Jshatan: The fine falsetto of Eddie K. - wonderful way to start!
	12:01pm Cecile: Duane!
	12:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: hey duane and everybody :D
	12:02pm Duane: Hello Duane Train fam..welcome aboard!
	12:03pm JtotheK: hi Duane, hi fellow trainers! Happy to be aboard today!
	12:05pm Michael 98145: Yay, Herbert Jeffrey "Herbie" Hancock (born April 12, 1940)
	12:06pm Cecile: Do you think by this point Herbie has nodded enough to trad jazz to be forgiven by his harshest critics for going in a pop direction in the 70s and 80s?
	12:08pm Polyus: Weird timing, I just listened to a podcast interview with Mike Clark earlier this morning, who played drums on Thrust, Flood, and Man-child.
	12:08pm Jshatan: @Cecile I think many of those "harsh critics" probably ate their words eventually...love it or hate it (and I go both ways with Herbie), he's more than earned the right to do whatever.
	12:09pm Duane: Cecile: You know..I don't think he actually realle cared that much, but yeah, at this point people like him and Patrice Rushen made those arguments moot..literally 20 or more years ago
	12:10pm JtotheK: @Cecile - I sure hope so. Herbie's got jams spanning multiple decades. And from a variety of music, even within the 'jazz' umbrella.
	12:11pm JtotheK: I'll have to give Fat Albert Rotunda a spin, been a while. And Crossings. And the great track 'Bring Down The Birds' (which Dee Lite sampled in a great way).
	12:14pm still b/p: "Herbie Hancock, BEST KNOWN for Rockit..."
	12:14pm KRYPT: Hiya Duane, I love this Herbie track and I also love the wonderfully cheesy Sexosonique housey rework of "I thought it was you" from the mid 90s, guilty plesh ;)
	12:16pm Passaic River Blues: @Cecile: I don't know but I hope so. Criticism that centers on the music a musician should be making rather than the music itself is generally axe-grinding puffery that's best ignored. Of course, I make this kind of critique all the time, so never listen to me.
	12:16pm Duane: Krypt: It's a fave of mine too..I actually first heard it in a club scene in the Jackie Collins Sexploitation flick "The Bitch" :)
	12:16pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Just boarding the train. Morning everyone!
	12:16pm Jshatan: @Polyus - any link for the Mike Clark interview?
	12:18pm Mark the Sardine: Amazing HH track!
	12:18pm KRYPT: @Duane, forgot about "the Bitch" daaaaang!
	12:23pm Cecile: I know that Stereo Review in the 70s about had a damn stroke when he started using electric keyboards.
	12:24pm Michael 98145: nice, this
	12:30pm Polyus: @Jshatan - www.thetrapset.net...
	12:30pm Jshatan: Cheers, @polyus!!
	12:33pm Polyus: It's a pretty wonderful podcast overall. Joe Wong interviews drummers from all across the musical spectrum and stays away from all the boring "what size sticks do you use" questions. A lot more about musical and life experiences, philosophy, etc.
	12:35pm Jshatan: @Cecile Herbie's first foray into electric keys came on Stuff in 1968 - and even he was resistant! Miles insisted because he was starting to get into Hendrix and Sly thanks to Ms. Mabry (AKA Betty Davis) and knew that he needed to plug in to get to where they were. Herbie had to go along to get along...
	12:35pm joeray: I never realized how much Someday My Prince Will Come sounds like a Fred Rogers Song.
	12:42pm Asparagus: Honoring the man properly Duane!
	12:44pm blee: wheeeew. so glad it's Herbie's birthday. I just got really worried that he too had passed from our big rock.
	12:45pm blee: Happy Birthday, please keep jamming.
	12:46pm Passaic River Blues: Man, this part is wild.
	12:46pm Asparagus: Mental
	12:49pm Wild Neil: Peace all. Head Hunter is one of "Ten Jazz Albums to Hear Before You Die" per the Village Voice...it is awesome!
	12:50pm Cecile: Yeah, I think if Herbie was doing really shitty pop stuff, perhaps the criticism would be warranted, but he made some world-class funk albums.
	12:54pm blee: I got the Magic Number / Everybody's Broke 12" at a thrift store recently. I really dig the percussion on those tracks. bongos and congas at war w each other.
	1:02pm Polyus: Still with us and keeps up quite a busy schedule for a 77-year old, from what I can see.
	1:05pm Jshatan: Direcstep is on Spotify - so that's something!
	1:07pm JtotheK: Thanks for the Herbie set, Duane - enjoyed it!
	1:08pm Passaic River Blues: That was a really judicious selection of HH, Duane. I'll probably revisit like I did the other day with the Billy Paul/Prince show.
	1:09pm Dren Nilso: Thanks thanks thanks!!!! I have been putting off diving into Herbie Hancock for so many years (aside from Maiden Voyage)- waiting for the right time. But now I realize just how dumb I was for waiting. Can't wait to explore further! Feeling great! Thanks!
	1:14pm Bronwyn Bishop: WHAT did i seriously miss a mashup of one of my all time faves from the beach boys :(
	1:15pm Michael: Whatever that last song was was tight.
	1:15pm PJ: Duane, Where did you find this Beach Boys remix/mashup? (Holland is one of my favorite BB albums)
	1:16pm Alejandroool: Only caught the last of that set =/ will have to revisit! Duane Train..bringing some sunshine to the grey day.
	1:17pm Duane: Psychemagik are great producers and they did this Beach Boys remix. There library is a google search away:_)
	1:18pm JtotheK: Really like this Prince Phillip Mitchell re-edit.
	1:21pm FRED: I'm glad that no referee will be needed when they are one on one!
	1:21pm Sem Chumbo: Oh, man. Sounds great from back here in the observation car, Duane. Hello to you, and all Trainiacs.
	1:24pm Frankie: I saw Herbie in the 70's but one show also had Weather Report and Jaco was with them then. H.B. Herbie you the best.
	1:34pm Cecile: that is a great jam. Like a long lost George Benson song.
	1:35pm Passaic River Blues: "Manshortage" is a fantastic title.
	1:36pm Michael 98145: they are groovin in the party car : blogfiles.wfmu.org...
	1:36pm eric from lake hiawatha: It is a glorious day when the music matches the energy of the day, crushing research, filling out a spreadsheet. Way thanks Duane
	1:41pm alanj: Makes me think of Moonlight movie
	1:41pm SmokinJ: Very nice! ;)
	1:42pm alanj: Very nice
	1:54pm Michael 98145: 12 April 1961 : Yuri Gagarin in space
	2:00pm PJ: Thanks for the Psychemagik tip, Duane, I found what I was looking for (and a whole lot more!). Also, their remix of Fleetwood Mac's Dreams is quite good.
	2:03pm alfm: Perfect blend of warm and cool on this playing-hard-to-get spring day in the middle west. Deeply digging :)
	2:08pm still b/p: So good so good so good this show.
	2:09pm Passaic River Blues: Oh Lord, that Krivit edit KILLED.
	2:10pm Michael 98145: it did
	2:11pm Cecile: O-P-U-L-E-N-C-E: Opulence! You own everything. Everything is yours.
	2:15pm Cecile: OH NOES.
	2:18pm Passaic River Blues: Was watching Charlie Murphy on "Black Jesus" over the weekend. Poor man. All flesh is betrayal.
	2:20pm JtotheK: Gonna have to catch the rest of the show via the archive - enjoyed the tunes, thanks Duane!
	2:23pm Michael 98145: sad Charles Quinton "Charlie" Murphy (July 12, 1959 – April 12, 2017)
	2:26pm D. Lightfoot: You're killing it today, Mr. Train. Making it hard not to leave work early.
	2:27pm Passaic River Blues: Thought this was Blackanized for a second. Nope, the source!
	2:34pm DJ_Guy: Love this tune
	2:34pm dr.doppler: Killing it right now
	2:35pm Alejandroool: doppler's got it right... great set
	2:39pm Michael 98145: nice 7" jukebox on this here train
	2:42pm Mike East: Funny - I was just working something out for an upcoming Robby Krieger Band show, and now Light My Fire comes on. Dig it.
	2:47pm Alejandroool: oooof this Debbie Taylor... nice
	2:58pm Michael 98145: that went by fast -
	2:58pm Cecile: I always wanted Kermit the Frog to sing this.
	2:58pm kirk from beer city usa: sentimental piggy?
	2:58pm Duane: Cecile: Miss Piggy was that Sentimental
	2:59pm Michael 98145: sentimental green
	2:59pm Duane: wasnt that sentimental:)
	2:59pm Cecile: hahaha
	3:00pm Michele: Love that Fleetwood Mac. Great show Duane!
	3:00pm Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Duane!
	3:00pm Nick S.: Thanks Duane!
	8:49pm JS: Knocked this one out of the park!

The Duane Train: Playlist from April 12, 2017

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