WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from April 26, 2017

Listener comments!
	4/24 10:00am stuart: Orpheus opened for The Who at Westbury Music Fair in Spring 1968 (my 14 yr old slf was in the audience).
	👻 2:58pm rrg: Second!
	3:02pm geezerette: Ir-WIN!
	3:02pm Undead83: Lee Morgan always brings me good memories ^^
	3:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: hey irwin and everyone. that painting looks about right. but where's the wheel of fate?
	3:06pm geezerette: @Bronwyn B.: Great fill-in!
	3:06pm Semi Chumbot: Many stylish hats at the Record Faire back in the day, looks like. Irwin, Chusidians, des flâneur, hello.
	3:08pm Anonymous Coward: Cool Bruegel... very Faire-y
	3:08pm Uncle Michael: Good afternoon.
	3:10pm V Priceless: alright, Irwin for the Nektar win! RIP Roy...
	3:10pm Michael 98145: never forget to remember the future
	3:10pm Bronwyn Bishop: thanks geezerette!
	3:11pm Dean: I forgot all about this album.
	3:11pm geezerette: :D
	3:11pm Hanna: My friend is the love child of Roy- the singer in Nektar! Funny to hear them on wfmu
	3:13pm Aharon: Whoa, sounds like The Clientele was influenced by Nektar.
	3:13pm TDK60: Hope there are no prog cops around.
	3:13pm Aharon: (excepting what I suspect might now turn into a 4-minute forest-elf jam)
	3:14pm Laura L: 19th!
	3:15pm Parq: Meanwhile, one of Greenpoint's newer residents passes a Brooklyn Expo window. i.telegraph.co.uk...
	3:15pm V Priceless: my bad..'Roye'
	3:16pm geezerette: Parq, haha!
	👻 3:18pm rrg: LL, you're right! (You didn't think I would just take your word for it, did you?)
	3:19pm drr: Aharon: interesting! re: the Clientele
	3:21pm Aharon: @drr: Do you hear it? Or am I nuts? Interesting because I don't think there's anything proggy in Clientele. Though I hadn't heard of Nektar until a few minutes ago...
	3:22pm Bronwyn Bishop: good for you irwin!
	👻 3:23pm chris: does this mean the studio won't be vacuumed this week, Irwin?
	3:24pm berbo: Are you going to have been there (at the love in)?
	3:24pm coelacanth∅: that solo IS Great!
	3:25pm Michael 98145: virtually
	3:25pm Parq: If you have Irwin's Hard Bop marathon premium, then you can hear the Morgan track in full. If you don't have it, why the hell not?
	3:26pm drr: Aharon: I hadn't either, I just thought it sounded like something I had heard. This current song is not entirely un-Clientele-ish either, though.
	3:27pm Laura L: Hi RRG! Irwin, are you living in reverse time now?
	3:27pm coelacanth∅: (or if you have the gigolo album)
	3:28pm Aharon: Drr: Fair point!
	3:29pm geezerette: love this, (what's wrong with me?) hola,coel!
	3:29pm Michael 98145: - like - this
	3:30pm geezerette: ...& Michael!
	3:30pm Irwin: Reverse time? Even my gender is confused.
	3:30pm Bronwyn Bishop: love this whole post punk sound
	👻 3:32pm rrg: Occasionally Irwin plays the full version of "Yes I Can, No You Can't" to open the program. Most recently on the Marathon show of March 8th on which Ms. BB co-hosted: wfmu.org...
	3:32pm coelacanth∅: hey there g!
	3:33pm Michael 98145: hola, gz'ette!
	3:34pm geezerette: duuuuuuuuudes.
	3:37pm Jack: I never knew what "NSU" stood for...
	3:38pm Irwin: Suggestions welcome.
	3:38pm The Oscar: Odd fact I learned while researching at my old record store gig: there have been MANY bands called the Lime Spiders.
	3:39pm The Oscar: @Jack New South Uales?
	3:39pm Michael 98145: - No Such Unit -
	3:40pm ChrisB.: I think I see Bill Kelly in that picture.
	3:41pm Parq: In other news, the Pope did a TED Talk. Because, apparently, that happens now.
	3:41pm Country Paul: Lime Spiders' "NSU" is great!!! Hoping I can stay tuned for the Orpheus show - I was in the studio and Tom Wilson gave me a shout out (although we didn't callit that then, of course). Thanks to Bruce Arnold for turning me on to the fact that you're airing it today!
	3:43pm Jack: I googled and found "Non-Specific Urethritis" which I liked, but it turns out NSU was a car manufacturer: (From Wikipedia) "In 1964 NSU offered the first Wankel engine car of the world: the NSU Wankelspider."
	3:44pm Bronwyn Bishop: loving the jazz
	3:45pm TDK60: It's from our primeval time, starving around campfires, gnawing at bones. Maybe.
	👻 3:47pm AnAnonymousParty: We call "Non-Specific Urethritis" "General Urethritis" now-a-days".
	3:47pm V Priceless: N.S.U. is a car, I believe
	3:48pm Nellie: Lmao
	3:50pm Wild Neil: PEACE all. Is that a Hieronymus Bosch painting? I am a prog rock liker...maybe Irwin could play some King Crimson or Can?
	3:51pm geezerette: Irwin,even more Irwinesque when sober!
	👻 3:52pm AnAnonymousParty: You'd think the record fair would draw more than 23 people.
	3:52pm Country Paul: Who is Sara Radle? This track is fantastic! (Loved NSU, too.)
	3:53pm TDK60: Don't worry Neil, we have exorcised the Prog Rock Cop in our musical psyches. (Well, maybe not all of us.) But Prog is back, and very very hip.
	3:53pm geezerette: Hey Wild Neil, peace to you as well.
	3:55pm coelacanth∅: prog is hip now? shit. ...who wants to buy my prog albums?
	3:56pm zopa: Don't tell Phil Collins... he may try to resurrect Flaming Youth
	3:57pm Uncle Michael: New Brand-X album? Yes, please.
	3:58pm Semi Chumbot: Postpaid, @ coel?
	4:00pm coelacanth∅: i'd only want new king crimson and yes albums if they were like old (pre 1975, in both cases) king crimson and old yes albums.
	👻 4:00pm rrg: Hey, that's not FMU's number. That's someone else's.
	4:01pm V Priceless: fish - I'll buy 'em, if I don't already own 'em!
	👻 4:01pm AnAnonymousParty: Have you ever played 'Beer Hunter"?
	4:02pm Semi Chumbot: Yes, yes, a thousand times yes.
	4:03pm Irwin: Bruce Arnold from Orpheus is TUNED IN (reportedly). Welcome to WFMU, Bruce.
	4:04pm TDK60: There was also Beacon Hill, and Earth Opera up in Boston, right?
	4:04pm mrdonutsu: What's that jamm that Tom leads off his show with? Very Can-ish...
	4:04pm coelacanth∅: what was that dj request line number again?
	4:05pm Passaic River Blues: @MrDonutsu: I would swear it's the Mothers of Invention.
	4:05pm Irwin: mrdonutsu: "Help, I'm a Rock" by the Mothers of Invention.
	👻 4:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: I'd like to hear the speed-dating chats from the precursive Shut Up, Weirdo ladies.
	4:06pm coelacanth∅: never mind i'll just try all of them.
	4:06pm Irwin: ... from the album FREAK OUT, produced by one Thomas Blanchard Wilson.
	4:06pm mrdonutsu: Thx @Irwin (sorry to disrupt your nap)!
	4:06pm Laura L: FYI listeners in the NY area: there's an art exhibition and some events for Mark Mothersbaugh at the Grey Art Gallery in Manhattan, opened last night. https://greyartgallery.nyu.edu/exhibition/mark-mothersbaugh-myopia/
	4:07pm mrdonutsu: And I should know my Zappa better, I know...
	4:10pm Uncle Michael: Hippie-period Eric Burdon might be my all-time least-favorite songwriter.
	4:10pm vic: what did we think of Kim Weston track?
	👻 4:11pm rrg: War. What is it good for? Absolutely nothing. Say it again, y'all.
	4:13pm vic: Eric Burdshit
	4:15pm geezerette: Socket Toomey
	4:16pm Irwin: Under Wilson as producer, EB & the A's went to extremes. Some of their most interesting stuff, and some absolute dreck.
	4:16pm coelacanth∅: "inside looking out"? really -no like? - stellar song, in my opinion.
	4:16pm TDK60: Burdon was sometimes embarrassing in his paisley days but his heart was honest, eh?
	4:17pm Semi Chumbot: That trumpet was , ah, Penny Lane-ish.
	👻 4:17pm rrg: Isn't it, though?
	4:17pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Hey everyone, Bruce Arnold of Orpheus here. Big thanks to Irwin Chusid for restoring this gem. Some of you may be interested to know that I reunited with Orpheus members Bernard Purdie, Howie Hersh and Elliot Sherman in 2014. We've been playing some concerts with the Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra and are currently recording a new Orpheus album at Skywalker Ranch. We're on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Check us out. https://www.facebook.com/thebostonsound/
	4:17pm Passaic River Blues: This era Animals also had Barry Jenkins, who was usually awesome.
	👻 4:18pm rrg: Howdy, Bruce!
	4:18pm vic: porridge and red beets
	4:18pm Irwin: The guitarist on the last EB&A's album, LOVE IS, was a young upstart named Andy Summers.
	4:19pm Uncle Michael: Hello, Bruce.
	4:19pm Irwin: Orpheus representing! Bruce Arnold in the house.
	👻 4:19pm chris: hey, Bruce, i'm down the road and around the corner from Skywalker Ranch, living in Lagunitas. looking forward to hearing your new album!
	👻 4:20pm rrg: Oh, "The Twain Shall Meet" is the album with "Sky Pilot" on it.
	👻 4:20pm AnAnonymousParty: A dromedary is like a camel, only less camelly, duh.
	4:21pm coelacanth∅: greetings Bruce
	4:21pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Thanks Chris. We may be playing some gigs locally in Marin in the coming months. We'll include some of the new material as well. This year marks the 50th Anniversary of Orpheus and there's big plans to celebrate.
	4:21pm vic: sky pilot was dishonorable discharged for never reaching the sky
	4:22pm ?: Hi Bruce - excited to hear this interview!
	👻 4:23pm chris: sweet! i'll be on the lookout!
	4:24pm Yez: The question mark was me, Yez. LOL
	4:24pm Irwin: One of the biggest bands to come out of Lorber's "Bosstown Sound" was Alvin & the Chipmunks. Little known fact.
	4:26pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Yez!
	4:26pm coelacanth∅: great, Irwin. you had to say it.... now there's either going to be an alvin & the chipmunks reunion, or one of the chipmunks will die within a few days. - we're screwed either way.
	4:27pm Yez: So glad I got advance notice of the broadcast. :-)
	4:28pm Irwin: Simon and Theodore were in rehab for a good part of the '60s. They were replaced by their brothers, Shemp and Curly Chipmunk.
	4:29pm Semi Chumbot: seriously, pretty funny, Irwin.
	4:30pm geezerette: Nico the great.
	4:32pm V Priceless: @Bruce Arnold - thanks for the info!
	4:32pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: The new Orpheus album will also feature Darius Rucker, Jerry Harrison, David Freiberg and the late Brad Delp.
	4:32pm coelacanth∅: i thought that was a rumor. so is there any truth to David Sevelle having been quitly replaced by somebody named "Harpo"?
	4:33pm Uncle Michael: Hearts and Flowers: Bernie Leadon's old band.
	4:33pm vic: at voiv, we tink nico is swank
	4:33pm joe mulligan: the "mod country stuff I've been hearing about".. they had no idea how gonzo country music would come to be!
	4:34pm Semi Chumbot: Allan Larvae?
	4:35pm zopa: that was a good count-off
	4:36pm Yez: Love how Lorber says "Awpheus" and "the way we constructed this rekkid".
	4:37pm Irwin: Great bouncy bass in this track, Bruce.
	4:37pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: You're hearing the great Joe Mack (a.k.a. Joe Macho) on bass and the legendary Bernard Purdie on drums.
	4:39pm Irwin: 'Pretty' Purdie claimed he played on 21 Beatles recordings! Refused to name them. NDA, y'know?
	4:39pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Both Joe and Purdie played on the first album - uncredited. Purdie joined Orpheus in 1970 and credited on our fourth album for Bell Records.
	4:40pm Passaic River Blues: This is fascinating. Hard to imagine how Lorber bounced all those parts on a four track.
	4:41pm Irwin: OTOH, Purdie's got quite a legit resume: en.wikipedia.org...
	4:42pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: I'm sure he'll tell you Irwin.
	4:42pm Laura L: You know, that Breughel painting is like what happens at the record fair. But Bosch is what happens AFTER the record fair if people are drinking heavily. http://www.sickchirpse.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Hieronymus-Bosch-A-Violent-Forcing-Of-The-Frog.jpg
	4:43pm Yez: Fascinating - great to hear the entire "anatomy".
	4:43pm Irwin: What was Lorber like, Bruce? Did you enjoy working with him?
	4:43pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Bernard "Pretty" Purdie is the most recorded drummer on the planet.
	4:44pm coelacanth∅: Purdie might have...we'd be talking about pre-Ringo beatles anyway, right? (or at least pre emi/capitol/Epstein)
	4:45pm Irwin: He might have overdubbed rhythm tracks on Tony Sheridan recordings. Close enough to the Fab 4!
	4:47pm pp: wow, Orpheus is so cool
	4:47pm Irwin: Full playlists for TMF ep's are posted after the shift.
	4:49pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: I did enjoy working with Lorber. He understood my sound and I cannot complain about anything he did musically. As far as business goes, he's very shady. You'll note that Wilson refers to him as the "very shifty-looking Alan Lorber". Lorber's reputation was already well known in the industry.
	4:50pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Thanks pp!
	4:50pm geezerette: This is beautiful. Almost like slow Bossa Nova.
	4:50pm coelacanth∅: this foreshadows a particular elp song.
	4:50pm Irwin: So he's another Artie Ripp (who appeared on an earlier Music Factory ep).
	4:53pm Passaic River Blues: OK, I'm sold. Will await post-show tracklist for further information and go from there.
	4:53pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Miles Davis and Laura Nyro were both Orpheus fans. Miles listened to this album continuously and Nyro had multiple copies of all four of our classic albums.
	4:53pm Barney Grubbs: Marie Therese Rutabaga??
	👻 4:53pm rrg: What about Tom Wilson, Bruce? Did you have any interaction with him apart from this 49-year-old interview?
	👻 4:54pm rrg: Y'know, guys, Alan Lorber might come here and read this stuff. Just sayin'.
	4:55pm KevinfromBayRidge: Think this is my favorite "Music Factory" so far. Of course, having Bruce actively commenting doesn't hurt things! Howz'bout a proper( 2017) interview in the near future, Irwin and Bruce?
	4:56pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: I think my only interaction with Wilson was this record. It was a long time ago but I do remember his humor. He has worked with Purdie many times. I bet Purdie has lots of stories.
	4:56pm Irwin: More great bass, on this Havens track.
	👻 4:56pm rrg: Slight key change there as that Richie Havens track moved out of voice-over. I think I know what that means.
	4:57pm Irwin: Actually, take that back. The great bass was on Richie's "Handsome Johnny."
	4:57pm Semi Chumbot: That voice.
	4:57pm Irwin: You are correct, rrg. Listening TOO CLOSELY.
	4:57pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Purdie played on Haven's Mixed Bag II.
	4:58pm geezerette: Richie Havens was authentic.
	4:59pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Hi Alan...LOL!
	4:59pm Irwin: Drums on this Havens track by Skip Prokop of the Paupers (and later Lighthouse).
	4:59pm coelacanth∅: didn't Purdie play with James Brown & Aretha Franklin?
	5:00pm Passaic River Blues: Man, Orpheus released three LPs in something like 18 months over 1968-1969.
	5:00pm coelacanth∅: Bruce @4,59 -exactly!
	5:00pm geezerette: This show is my introduction to Orpheus, am thoroughly enjoying.
	5:00pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Yup. I think he has a partial discography on his website. www.bernardpurdie.com
	5:01pm common: Well, hello.
	5:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Richie...kinda brings it. Ya think?
	5:02pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: That's right Passaic. We had only two weeks to do our second album “Ascending”, which was released five months after our debut.
	5:02pm geezerette: RevRab,you know it!
	5:03pm berbo: Dr. Flintstone?
	5:03pm V Priceless: common!
	5:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Purdie - indisputably great - but made some interesting claims on being on some Beatle trax : an in-joke amongst Fabthusiasts...
	5:03pm coelacanth∅: hey common
	5:03pm geezerette: & Irwin's right about "Handsome Johnnie".
	5:04pm common: V.p.!
	5:05pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: We're building a new website at www.orpheusband.com, which should be launching soon. It forwards to our Facebook page right now. We have over 100 unreleased recordings including live shows with The Who and Cream.
	5:05pm common: Coelacanth, all
	5:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - nobody bands like thems...(! ! !)...
	5:06pm Passaic River Blues: @Bruce: thank you, sir!
	5:06pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Bruce and orpheus, and Irwin, and Tom...
	5:07pm geezerette: howdy,common.
	5:07pm Mike Sin: @Bruce Arnold-Orpheus re: Orpheus' first LP All commercial copies I've seen are always in stereo. Did a mono mix of this LP ever hit the stores? If so, was it a dedicated mix or just a fold-down? Thanks!
	5:08pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: We are currently restoring our archives and have plans to release a multi-volume set, which may include vinyl. Stay tuned to our Facebook and Twitter pages.
	5:09pm Hoboken Jack: Just returned from the summits of Summit and am excited to enjoy hour 3.
	5:11pm miles: Irwin , I take it you haven't been replacing all the songs on music factory or have you? I've listened to past shows thinking it was all source
	5:12pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Hi Mike, I think a mono issue was put out as well. I have seen a UK release in mono. Lorber re-released some of the album in mono via iTunes, etc. We do not recommend these digital downloads as they do not match the original mix. In most cases, the mix is muddy and Lorber added an echo effects for some reason. All of the reissues he has released on his Iris Music Group label are sonically substandard. We discussed this during an interview with Steve Stanley, host of The Now Sounds on Luxuria Radio. You can find that interview on YouTube.
	5:13pm Irwin: miles: no, not all songs. Maybe 25% give or take.
	5:16pm listener monica: this is gorgeous.
	5:18pm miles: gotcha, well good job assembling it . Thanks again for liberating that great old show
	👻 5:18pm rrg: Bruce, what CD releases of Orpheus material would you recommend, then?
	5:20pm Irwin: Bruce: Steve Stanley's a bud. Great guy, great ears.
	5:20pm Michael 98145: what miles said
	👻 5:28pm chris: duck and cover! duck and cover!
	5:28pm Lewis: I have been working on reproducing the emergency alert tone on my Korg mini synth... great fun...
	5:28pm miles: classic ! emergency broadcast system. HA ! "duck and cover" "end of the world"
	👻 5:28pm chris: <whew>
	5:28pm Yez: @Irwin, do you have the original air date for TMF episode 15?
	👻 5:29pm rrg: Air date would likely have varied with locale since this was syndicated, but Irwin might have notes that accompanied the original to indicate its recording date.
	5:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: We're prepared for every Emergency. In fact - we have them all right here...Which would you prefer?? ...Looking forward to Archive for the Orpheus - Thx Indeed.
	5:30pm Irwin: yez: not here, but I have scans of the tape boxes, which indicate date they were recorded. I don't think there were specific air dates. They aired whenever each station scheduled them on a weekly basis.
	5:31pm Yez: Record dates would be even better. :-) Thx!
	5:31pm common: Bent knee!
	👻 5:32pm rrg: Tom Wilson referred to the "upcoming" album by The Animals, "The Twain Shall Meet", and that was released in May 1968.
	5:32pm Uncle Michael: Steve Stanley; great guy, great ears, pretty terrific graphic artist as well.
	5:34pm zopa: I wonder who the Twain met.
	5:37pm Uncle Michael: The Twain met Never.
	5:38pm geezerette: & also Mark.
	5:39pm geezerette: oooh, Wayne Shorter.
	5:39pm Fredericks: I frequently think I don't care Shorter. Then, I hear something like this and have to reconsider.
	👻 5:40pm Listening Out There: ...Elvin Jones too, I think...
	5:40pm geezerette: clean lines :D
	5:41pm PK: What and who was that last song?
	5:41pm Fredericks: That could make the difference, L.O.T..
	5:41pm Irwin: Yep, Elvin on skins, McCoy on keys.
	5:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Trane enuff for me!
	5:42pm Michael 98145: - like - again
	5:42pm Fredericks: Oh my, that explains everything!
	5:43pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: rrg: There have been three Orpheus CD compilations: “The Best of Orpheus” on Ace Records in 1995, “The Complete Orpheus” on Akarma in 2000 and “The Very Best of Orpheus” on Varese Sarabande in 2001. The Ace compilation comes from a 16bit remaster. It’s includes some unreleased tracks including one that takes clips from the interview you just heard. The Akarma release is all four albums plus some unreleased tracks using the same digital remasters as the Ace. The Varese release was done in 24bit by Dan Hersch of DigiPrep and is sonically the best of the three - although it only has 16 tracks. All of the digital downloads are from the 16bit muddy remasters and have been altered by Lorber.
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...all the time in the world for E & M... I missed Ride the 1st time around - love 'em now...
	5:45pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Here is a link to the interview we did with Steve Stanley on Luxuria. Purdie, Howie and my son John were in the studio with me on the phone: youtu.be...
	5:45pm Yez: @Bruce, does your archivist :-) know the date(s) the interview was recorded? 1968, I know, but anything more specific?
	5:46pm judy from croton: Oh that's nice. Ben F does Steely D. Very right
	👻 5:49pm rrg: Thanks, Bruce. I'll look for those CDs.
	5:51pm flashbazbo: Purdie played with the Dan. And the Dan made Terence Boylans first LP with him.
	5:51pm thekenschlampen: where is the old codger?
	👻 5:52pm rrg: South Orange.
	👻 5:52pm rrg: Actually, East Orange.
	5:53pm zopa: Behind the armoire?
	5:53pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Hi Yez, No. All we know is it was recorded on January 5th, 1968. I don't remember where it was recorded. Paul Payton from WBRU was in the studio (Wilson thanks him at the end) but he doesn't recall where it was recorded either. From some reports, it may have aired on WNEW in NYC (maybe live). It was carried on numerous college radio stations nationally.
	5:53pm thekenschlampen: whens he getting to wfmu? louis jordan is his favorite
	5:54pm geezerette: I envy music's universality and that it's played by groups of people. No one ever says musicians are working at whichever place together. It's a language, musicians converse with it. They play. Visual language can be discussed afterwards, in verbal shorthand. Both pursuits labor intensive but visual is a mostly /always?, solitary pursuit.
	5:55pm Yez: Bruce, thanks! That was before I'd heard any of your music, sadly (it took me until spring), or I'd have tuned in.
	5:55pm Michael 98145: well said, gz'ette.
	5:56pm geezerette: cheers,Michael.
	5:56pm PMD: I love Tom Waits trying to be sweet. Aw... Almost as great as him singing children's songs (thereby freaking them out)
	5:57pm Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Irwin. Excellent show today.
	👻 5:57pm chris: Thanks, Irwin and Bruce and all!
	5:58pm Michael 98145: thank you again, Irwin
	5:58pm thekenschlampen: dylan recently did a great cover of this song in this same style
	👻 5:58pm rrg: I guess we're done. Thanks, Irwin, Bruce, et al.
	5:58pm geezerette: Stay cranky, Irwin. Love that infinitely elastic mind of yours.
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @g: ...It's interesting that w/ fMRIs now, it's determined that Music uses more parts of the brain @ once than any other activity... Negotiating w/ others in its' creation might reflect on that... Myself - those moments when you're both listening & creating & not thinking about amy of it - it all just seems to be happening - my very very favorite thing - & all too rare (so far)...
	👻 5:59pm rrg: Yes, I like Bob's too.
	5:59pm thekenschlampen: 7 second delay your wife is smarter than mine
	6:00pm geezerette: RevRab,yes,nothing better & I live for that.
	6:06pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Thanks for the kind words everyone! It was fun chatting with you. Stay tuned to our social media pages for the latest on the new album and upcoming shows. You can also find me on Facebook: www.facebook.com...
	6:59pm rstvmo: my wife is smarter than yours

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Listener comments!
	4/24 10:00am stuart: Orpheus opened for The Who at Westbury Music Fair in Spring 1968 (my 14 yr old slf was in the audience).
	👻 2:58pm rrg: Second!
	3:02pm geezerette: Ir-WIN!
	3:02pm Undead83: Lee Morgan always brings me good memories ^^
	3:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: hey irwin and everyone. that painting looks about right. but where's the wheel of fate?
	3:06pm geezerette: @Bronwyn B.: Great fill-in!
	3:06pm Semi Chumbot: Many stylish hats at the Record Faire back in the day, looks like. Irwin, Chusidians, des flâneur, hello.
	3:08pm Anonymous Coward: Cool Bruegel... very Faire-y
	3:08pm Uncle Michael: Good afternoon.
	3:10pm V Priceless: alright, Irwin for the Nektar win! RIP Roy...
	3:10pm Michael 98145: never forget to remember the future
	3:10pm Bronwyn Bishop: thanks geezerette!
	3:11pm Dean: I forgot all about this album.
	3:11pm geezerette: :D
	3:11pm Hanna: My friend is the love child of Roy- the singer in Nektar! Funny to hear them on wfmu
	3:13pm Aharon: Whoa, sounds like The Clientele was influenced by Nektar.
	3:13pm TDK60: Hope there are no prog cops around.
	3:13pm Aharon: (excepting what I suspect might now turn into a 4-minute forest-elf jam)
	3:14pm Laura L: 19th!
	3:15pm Parq: Meanwhile, one of Greenpoint's newer residents passes a Brooklyn Expo window. i.telegraph.co.uk...
	3:15pm V Priceless: my bad..'Roye'
	3:16pm geezerette: Parq, haha!
	👻 3:18pm rrg: LL, you're right! (You didn't think I would just take your word for it, did you?)
	3:19pm drr: Aharon: interesting! re: the Clientele
	3:21pm Aharon: @drr: Do you hear it? Or am I nuts? Interesting because I don't think there's anything proggy in Clientele. Though I hadn't heard of Nektar until a few minutes ago...
	3:22pm Bronwyn Bishop: good for you irwin!
	👻 3:23pm chris: does this mean the studio won't be vacuumed this week, Irwin?
	3:24pm berbo: Are you going to have been there (at the love in)?
	3:24pm coelacanth∅: that solo IS Great!
	3:25pm Michael 98145: virtually
	3:25pm Parq: If you have Irwin's Hard Bop marathon premium, then you can hear the Morgan track in full. If you don't have it, why the hell not?
	3:26pm drr: Aharon: I hadn't either, I just thought it sounded like something I had heard. This current song is not entirely un-Clientele-ish either, though.
	3:27pm Laura L: Hi RRG! Irwin, are you living in reverse time now?
	3:27pm coelacanth∅: (or if you have the gigolo album)
	3:28pm Aharon: Drr: Fair point!
	3:29pm geezerette: love this, (what's wrong with me?) hola,coel!
	3:29pm Michael 98145: - like - this
	3:30pm geezerette: ...& Michael!
	3:30pm Irwin: Reverse time? Even my gender is confused.
	3:30pm Bronwyn Bishop: love this whole post punk sound
	👻 3:32pm rrg: Occasionally Irwin plays the full version of "Yes I Can, No You Can't" to open the program. Most recently on the Marathon show of March 8th on which Ms. BB co-hosted: wfmu.org...
	3:32pm coelacanth∅: hey there g!
	3:33pm Michael 98145: hola, gz'ette!
	3:34pm geezerette: duuuuuuuuudes.
	3:37pm Jack: I never knew what "NSU" stood for...
	3:38pm Irwin: Suggestions welcome.
	3:38pm The Oscar: Odd fact I learned while researching at my old record store gig: there have been MANY bands called the Lime Spiders.
	3:39pm The Oscar: @Jack New South Uales?
	3:39pm Michael 98145: - No Such Unit -
	3:40pm ChrisB.: I think I see Bill Kelly in that picture.
	3:41pm Parq: In other news, the Pope did a TED Talk. Because, apparently, that happens now.
	3:41pm Country Paul: Lime Spiders' "NSU" is great!!! Hoping I can stay tuned for the Orpheus show - I was in the studio and Tom Wilson gave me a shout out (although we didn't callit that then, of course). Thanks to Bruce Arnold for turning me on to the fact that you're airing it today!
	3:43pm Jack: I googled and found "Non-Specific Urethritis" which I liked, but it turns out NSU was a car manufacturer: (From Wikipedia) "In 1964 NSU offered the first Wankel engine car of the world: the NSU Wankelspider."
	3:44pm Bronwyn Bishop: loving the jazz
	3:45pm TDK60: It's from our primeval time, starving around campfires, gnawing at bones. Maybe.
	👻 3:47pm AnAnonymousParty: We call "Non-Specific Urethritis" "General Urethritis" now-a-days".
	3:47pm V Priceless: N.S.U. is a car, I believe
	3:48pm Nellie: Lmao
	3:50pm Wild Neil: PEACE all. Is that a Hieronymus Bosch painting? I am a prog rock liker...maybe Irwin could play some King Crimson or Can?
	3:51pm geezerette: Irwin,even more Irwinesque when sober!
	👻 3:52pm AnAnonymousParty: You'd think the record fair would draw more than 23 people.
	3:52pm Country Paul: Who is Sara Radle? This track is fantastic! (Loved NSU, too.)
	3:53pm TDK60: Don't worry Neil, we have exorcised the Prog Rock Cop in our musical psyches. (Well, maybe not all of us.) But Prog is back, and very very hip.
	3:53pm geezerette: Hey Wild Neil, peace to you as well.
	3:55pm coelacanth∅: prog is hip now? shit. ...who wants to buy my prog albums?
	3:56pm zopa: Don't tell Phil Collins... he may try to resurrect Flaming Youth
	3:57pm Uncle Michael: New Brand-X album? Yes, please.
	3:58pm Semi Chumbot: Postpaid, @ coel?
	4:00pm coelacanth∅: i'd only want new king crimson and yes albums if they were like old (pre 1975, in both cases) king crimson and old yes albums.
	👻 4:00pm rrg: Hey, that's not FMU's number. That's someone else's.
	4:01pm V Priceless: fish - I'll buy 'em, if I don't already own 'em!
	👻 4:01pm AnAnonymousParty: Have you ever played 'Beer Hunter"?
	4:02pm Semi Chumbot: Yes, yes, a thousand times yes.
	4:03pm Irwin: Bruce Arnold from Orpheus is TUNED IN (reportedly). Welcome to WFMU, Bruce.
	4:04pm TDK60: There was also Beacon Hill, and Earth Opera up in Boston, right?
	4:04pm mrdonutsu: What's that jamm that Tom leads off his show with? Very Can-ish...
	4:04pm coelacanth∅: what was that dj request line number again?
	4:05pm Passaic River Blues: @MrDonutsu: I would swear it's the Mothers of Invention.
	4:05pm Irwin: mrdonutsu: "Help, I'm a Rock" by the Mothers of Invention.
	👻 4:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: I'd like to hear the speed-dating chats from the precursive Shut Up, Weirdo ladies.
	4:06pm coelacanth∅: never mind i'll just try all of them.
	4:06pm Irwin: ... from the album FREAK OUT, produced by one Thomas Blanchard Wilson.
	4:06pm mrdonutsu: Thx @Irwin (sorry to disrupt your nap)!
	4:06pm Laura L: FYI listeners in the NY area: there's an art exhibition and some events for Mark Mothersbaugh at the Grey Art Gallery in Manhattan, opened last night. https://greyartgallery.nyu.edu/exhibition/mark-mothersbaugh-myopia/
	4:07pm mrdonutsu: And I should know my Zappa better, I know...
	4:10pm Uncle Michael: Hippie-period Eric Burdon might be my all-time least-favorite songwriter.
	4:10pm vic: what did we think of Kim Weston track?
	👻 4:11pm rrg: War. What is it good for? Absolutely nothing. Say it again, y'all.
	4:13pm vic: Eric Burdshit
	4:15pm geezerette: Socket Toomey
	4:16pm Irwin: Under Wilson as producer, EB & the A's went to extremes. Some of their most interesting stuff, and some absolute dreck.
	4:16pm coelacanth∅: "inside looking out"? really -no like? - stellar song, in my opinion.
	4:16pm TDK60: Burdon was sometimes embarrassing in his paisley days but his heart was honest, eh?
	4:17pm Semi Chumbot: That trumpet was , ah, Penny Lane-ish.
	👻 4:17pm rrg: Isn't it, though?
	4:17pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Hey everyone, Bruce Arnold of Orpheus here. Big thanks to Irwin Chusid for restoring this gem. Some of you may be interested to know that I reunited with Orpheus members Bernard Purdie, Howie Hersh and Elliot Sherman in 2014. We've been playing some concerts with the Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra and are currently recording a new Orpheus album at Skywalker Ranch. We're on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Check us out. https://www.facebook.com/thebostonsound/
	4:17pm Passaic River Blues: This era Animals also had Barry Jenkins, who was usually awesome.
	👻 4:18pm rrg: Howdy, Bruce!
	4:18pm vic: porridge and red beets
	4:18pm Irwin: The guitarist on the last EB&A's album, LOVE IS, was a young upstart named Andy Summers.
	4:19pm Uncle Michael: Hello, Bruce.
	4:19pm Irwin: Orpheus representing! Bruce Arnold in the house.
	👻 4:19pm chris: hey, Bruce, i'm down the road and around the corner from Skywalker Ranch, living in Lagunitas. looking forward to hearing your new album!
	👻 4:20pm rrg: Oh, "The Twain Shall Meet" is the album with "Sky Pilot" on it.
	👻 4:20pm AnAnonymousParty: A dromedary is like a camel, only less camelly, duh.
	4:21pm coelacanth∅: greetings Bruce
	4:21pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Thanks Chris. We may be playing some gigs locally in Marin in the coming months. We'll include some of the new material as well. This year marks the 50th Anniversary of Orpheus and there's big plans to celebrate.
	4:21pm vic: sky pilot was dishonorable discharged for never reaching the sky
	4:22pm ?: Hi Bruce - excited to hear this interview!
	👻 4:23pm chris: sweet! i'll be on the lookout!
	4:24pm Yez: The question mark was me, Yez. LOL
	4:24pm Irwin: One of the biggest bands to come out of Lorber's "Bosstown Sound" was Alvin & the Chipmunks. Little known fact.
	4:26pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Yez!
	4:26pm coelacanth∅: great, Irwin. you had to say it.... now there's either going to be an alvin & the chipmunks reunion, or one of the chipmunks will die within a few days. - we're screwed either way.
	4:27pm Yez: So glad I got advance notice of the broadcast. :-)
	4:28pm Irwin: Simon and Theodore were in rehab for a good part of the '60s. They were replaced by their brothers, Shemp and Curly Chipmunk.
	4:29pm Semi Chumbot: seriously, pretty funny, Irwin.
	4:30pm geezerette: Nico the great.
	4:32pm V Priceless: @Bruce Arnold - thanks for the info!
	4:32pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: The new Orpheus album will also feature Darius Rucker, Jerry Harrison, David Freiberg and the late Brad Delp.
	4:32pm coelacanth∅: i thought that was a rumor. so is there any truth to David Sevelle having been quitly replaced by somebody named "Harpo"?
	4:33pm Uncle Michael: Hearts and Flowers: Bernie Leadon's old band.
	4:33pm vic: at voiv, we tink nico is swank
	4:33pm joe mulligan: the "mod country stuff I've been hearing about".. they had no idea how gonzo country music would come to be!
	4:34pm Semi Chumbot: Allan Larvae?
	4:35pm zopa: that was a good count-off
	4:36pm Yez: Love how Lorber says "Awpheus" and "the way we constructed this rekkid".
	4:37pm Irwin: Great bouncy bass in this track, Bruce.
	4:37pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: You're hearing the great Joe Mack (a.k.a. Joe Macho) on bass and the legendary Bernard Purdie on drums.
	4:39pm Irwin: 'Pretty' Purdie claimed he played on 21 Beatles recordings! Refused to name them. NDA, y'know?
	4:39pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Both Joe and Purdie played on the first album - uncredited. Purdie joined Orpheus in 1970 and credited on our fourth album for Bell Records.
	4:40pm Passaic River Blues: This is fascinating. Hard to imagine how Lorber bounced all those parts on a four track.
	4:41pm Irwin: OTOH, Purdie's got quite a legit resume: en.wikipedia.org...
	4:42pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: I'm sure he'll tell you Irwin.
	4:42pm Laura L: You know, that Breughel painting is like what happens at the record fair. But Bosch is what happens AFTER the record fair if people are drinking heavily. http://www.sickchirpse.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Hieronymus-Bosch-A-Violent-Forcing-Of-The-Frog.jpg
	4:43pm Yez: Fascinating - great to hear the entire "anatomy".
	4:43pm Irwin: What was Lorber like, Bruce? Did you enjoy working with him?
	4:43pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Bernard "Pretty" Purdie is the most recorded drummer on the planet.
	4:44pm coelacanth∅: Purdie might have...we'd be talking about pre-Ringo beatles anyway, right? (or at least pre emi/capitol/Epstein)
	4:45pm Irwin: He might have overdubbed rhythm tracks on Tony Sheridan recordings. Close enough to the Fab 4!
	4:47pm pp: wow, Orpheus is so cool
	4:47pm Irwin: Full playlists for TMF ep's are posted after the shift.
	4:49pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: I did enjoy working with Lorber. He understood my sound and I cannot complain about anything he did musically. As far as business goes, he's very shady. You'll note that Wilson refers to him as the "very shifty-looking Alan Lorber". Lorber's reputation was already well known in the industry.
	4:50pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Thanks pp!
	4:50pm geezerette: This is beautiful. Almost like slow Bossa Nova.
	4:50pm coelacanth∅: this foreshadows a particular elp song.
	4:50pm Irwin: So he's another Artie Ripp (who appeared on an earlier Music Factory ep).
	4:53pm Passaic River Blues: OK, I'm sold. Will await post-show tracklist for further information and go from there.
	4:53pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Miles Davis and Laura Nyro were both Orpheus fans. Miles listened to this album continuously and Nyro had multiple copies of all four of our classic albums.
	4:53pm Barney Grubbs: Marie Therese Rutabaga??
	👻 4:53pm rrg: What about Tom Wilson, Bruce? Did you have any interaction with him apart from this 49-year-old interview?
	👻 4:54pm rrg: Y'know, guys, Alan Lorber might come here and read this stuff. Just sayin'.
	4:55pm KevinfromBayRidge: Think this is my favorite "Music Factory" so far. Of course, having Bruce actively commenting doesn't hurt things! Howz'bout a proper( 2017) interview in the near future, Irwin and Bruce?
	4:56pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: I think my only interaction with Wilson was this record. It was a long time ago but I do remember his humor. He has worked with Purdie many times. I bet Purdie has lots of stories.
	4:56pm Irwin: More great bass, on this Havens track.
	👻 4:56pm rrg: Slight key change there as that Richie Havens track moved out of voice-over. I think I know what that means.
	4:57pm Irwin: Actually, take that back. The great bass was on Richie's "Handsome Johnny."
	4:57pm Semi Chumbot: That voice.
	4:57pm Irwin: You are correct, rrg. Listening TOO CLOSELY.
	4:57pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Purdie played on Haven's Mixed Bag II.
	4:58pm geezerette: Richie Havens was authentic.
	4:59pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Hi Alan...LOL!
	4:59pm Irwin: Drums on this Havens track by Skip Prokop of the Paupers (and later Lighthouse).
	4:59pm coelacanth∅: didn't Purdie play with James Brown & Aretha Franklin?
	5:00pm Passaic River Blues: Man, Orpheus released three LPs in something like 18 months over 1968-1969.
	5:00pm coelacanth∅: Bruce @4,59 -exactly!
	5:00pm geezerette: This show is my introduction to Orpheus, am thoroughly enjoying.
	5:00pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Yup. I think he has a partial discography on his website. www.bernardpurdie.com
	5:01pm common: Well, hello.
	5:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Richie...kinda brings it. Ya think?
	5:02pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: That's right Passaic. We had only two weeks to do our second album “Ascending”, which was released five months after our debut.
	5:02pm geezerette: RevRab,you know it!
	5:03pm berbo: Dr. Flintstone?
	5:03pm V Priceless: common!
	5:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Purdie - indisputably great - but made some interesting claims on being on some Beatle trax : an in-joke amongst Fabthusiasts...
	5:03pm coelacanth∅: hey common
	5:03pm geezerette: & Irwin's right about "Handsome Johnnie".
	5:04pm common: V.p.!
	5:05pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: We're building a new website at www.orpheusband.com, which should be launching soon. It forwards to our Facebook page right now. We have over 100 unreleased recordings including live shows with The Who and Cream.
	5:05pm common: Coelacanth, all
	5:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - nobody bands like thems...(! ! !)...
	5:06pm Passaic River Blues: @Bruce: thank you, sir!
	5:06pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Bruce and orpheus, and Irwin, and Tom...
	5:07pm geezerette: howdy,common.
	5:07pm Mike Sin: @Bruce Arnold-Orpheus re: Orpheus' first LP All commercial copies I've seen are always in stereo. Did a mono mix of this LP ever hit the stores? If so, was it a dedicated mix or just a fold-down? Thanks!
	5:08pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: We are currently restoring our archives and have plans to release a multi-volume set, which may include vinyl. Stay tuned to our Facebook and Twitter pages.
	5:09pm Hoboken Jack: Just returned from the summits of Summit and am excited to enjoy hour 3.
	5:11pm miles: Irwin , I take it you haven't been replacing all the songs on music factory or have you? I've listened to past shows thinking it was all source
	5:12pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Hi Mike, I think a mono issue was put out as well. I have seen a UK release in mono. Lorber re-released some of the album in mono via iTunes, etc. We do not recommend these digital downloads as they do not match the original mix. In most cases, the mix is muddy and Lorber added an echo effects for some reason. All of the reissues he has released on his Iris Music Group label are sonically substandard. We discussed this during an interview with Steve Stanley, host of The Now Sounds on Luxuria Radio. You can find that interview on YouTube.
	5:13pm Irwin: miles: no, not all songs. Maybe 25% give or take.
	5:16pm listener monica: this is gorgeous.
	5:18pm miles: gotcha, well good job assembling it . Thanks again for liberating that great old show
	👻 5:18pm rrg: Bruce, what CD releases of Orpheus material would you recommend, then?
	5:20pm Irwin: Bruce: Steve Stanley's a bud. Great guy, great ears.
	5:20pm Michael 98145: what miles said
	👻 5:28pm chris: duck and cover! duck and cover!
	5:28pm Lewis: I have been working on reproducing the emergency alert tone on my Korg mini synth... great fun...
	5:28pm miles: classic ! emergency broadcast system. HA ! "duck and cover" "end of the world"
	👻 5:28pm chris: <whew>
	5:28pm Yez: @Irwin, do you have the original air date for TMF episode 15?
	👻 5:29pm rrg: Air date would likely have varied with locale since this was syndicated, but Irwin might have notes that accompanied the original to indicate its recording date.
	5:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: We're prepared for every Emergency. In fact - we have them all right here...Which would you prefer?? ...Looking forward to Archive for the Orpheus - Thx Indeed.
	5:30pm Irwin: yez: not here, but I have scans of the tape boxes, which indicate date they were recorded. I don't think there were specific air dates. They aired whenever each station scheduled them on a weekly basis.
	5:31pm Yez: Record dates would be even better. :-) Thx!
	5:31pm common: Bent knee!
	👻 5:32pm rrg: Tom Wilson referred to the "upcoming" album by The Animals, "The Twain Shall Meet", and that was released in May 1968.
	5:32pm Uncle Michael: Steve Stanley; great guy, great ears, pretty terrific graphic artist as well.
	5:34pm zopa: I wonder who the Twain met.
	5:37pm Uncle Michael: The Twain met Never.
	5:38pm geezerette: & also Mark.
	5:39pm geezerette: oooh, Wayne Shorter.
	5:39pm Fredericks: I frequently think I don't care Shorter. Then, I hear something like this and have to reconsider.
	👻 5:40pm Listening Out There: ...Elvin Jones too, I think...
	5:40pm geezerette: clean lines :D
	5:41pm PK: What and who was that last song?
	5:41pm Fredericks: That could make the difference, L.O.T..
	5:41pm Irwin: Yep, Elvin on skins, McCoy on keys.
	5:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Trane enuff for me!
	5:42pm Michael 98145: - like - again
	5:42pm Fredericks: Oh my, that explains everything!
	5:43pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: rrg: There have been three Orpheus CD compilations: “The Best of Orpheus” on Ace Records in 1995, “The Complete Orpheus” on Akarma in 2000 and “The Very Best of Orpheus” on Varese Sarabande in 2001. The Ace compilation comes from a 16bit remaster. It’s includes some unreleased tracks including one that takes clips from the interview you just heard. The Akarma release is all four albums plus some unreleased tracks using the same digital remasters as the Ace. The Varese release was done in 24bit by Dan Hersch of DigiPrep and is sonically the best of the three - although it only has 16 tracks. All of the digital downloads are from the 16bit muddy remasters and have been altered by Lorber.
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...all the time in the world for E & M... I missed Ride the 1st time around - love 'em now...
	5:45pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Here is a link to the interview we did with Steve Stanley on Luxuria. Purdie, Howie and my son John were in the studio with me on the phone: youtu.be...
	5:45pm Yez: @Bruce, does your archivist :-) know the date(s) the interview was recorded? 1968, I know, but anything more specific?
	5:46pm judy from croton: Oh that's nice. Ben F does Steely D. Very right
	👻 5:49pm rrg: Thanks, Bruce. I'll look for those CDs.
	5:51pm flashbazbo: Purdie played with the Dan. And the Dan made Terence Boylans first LP with him.
	5:51pm thekenschlampen: where is the old codger?
	👻 5:52pm rrg: South Orange.
	👻 5:52pm rrg: Actually, East Orange.
	5:53pm zopa: Behind the armoire?
	5:53pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Hi Yez, No. All we know is it was recorded on January 5th, 1968. I don't remember where it was recorded. Paul Payton from WBRU was in the studio (Wilson thanks him at the end) but he doesn't recall where it was recorded either. From some reports, it may have aired on WNEW in NYC (maybe live). It was carried on numerous college radio stations nationally.
	5:53pm thekenschlampen: whens he getting to wfmu? louis jordan is his favorite
	5:54pm geezerette: I envy music's universality and that it's played by groups of people. No one ever says musicians are working at whichever place together. It's a language, musicians converse with it. They play. Visual language can be discussed afterwards, in verbal shorthand. Both pursuits labor intensive but visual is a mostly /always?, solitary pursuit.
	5:55pm Yez: Bruce, thanks! That was before I'd heard any of your music, sadly (it took me until spring), or I'd have tuned in.
	5:55pm Michael 98145: well said, gz'ette.
	5:56pm geezerette: cheers,Michael.
	5:56pm PMD: I love Tom Waits trying to be sweet. Aw... Almost as great as him singing children's songs (thereby freaking them out)
	5:57pm Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Irwin. Excellent show today.
	👻 5:57pm chris: Thanks, Irwin and Bruce and all!
	5:58pm Michael 98145: thank you again, Irwin
	5:58pm thekenschlampen: dylan recently did a great cover of this song in this same style
	👻 5:58pm rrg: I guess we're done. Thanks, Irwin, Bruce, et al.
	5:58pm geezerette: Stay cranky, Irwin. Love that infinitely elastic mind of yours.
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @g: ...It's interesting that w/ fMRIs now, it's determined that Music uses more parts of the brain @ once than any other activity... Negotiating w/ others in its' creation might reflect on that... Myself - those moments when you're both listening & creating & not thinking about amy of it - it all just seems to be happening - my very very favorite thing - & all too rare (so far)...
	👻 5:59pm rrg: Yes, I like Bob's too.
	5:59pm thekenschlampen: 7 second delay your wife is smarter than mine
	6:00pm geezerette: RevRab,yes,nothing better & I live for that.
	6:06pm Bruce Arnold-Orpheus: Thanks for the kind words everyone! It was fun chatting with you. Stay tuned to our social media pages for the latest on the new album and upcoming shows. You can also find me on Facebook: www.facebook.com...
	6:59pm rstvmo: my wife is smarter than yours

Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
New Boss (ft. Devon Sproule)	Dreams	Third Sister	0:04:07 (Pop-up)
Nektar	Remember the Future "Remember the Future" by "Nektar"	Remember the Future	0:07:45 (Pop-up)
Damaged Bug	Mood Slime "Mood Slime" by "Damaged Bug"	Bunker Funk	0:12:55 (Pop-up)
Jason Falkner	Before My Heart Attacks	Author Unknown	0:16:09 (Pop-up)

Tashaki Miyaki	Cool Runnings "Cool Runnings" by "Tashaki Miyaki"	The Dream	0:23:37 (Pop-up)
Sex Mob	4 Cents "4 Cents" by "Sex Mob"	Cultural Capital	0:25:45 (Pop-up)
Essential Logic	Fanfare in the Garden	Essential Logic	0:28:49 (Pop-up)
The Courtneys	Mars Attacks "Mars Attacks" by "The Courtneys"	The Courtneys II	0:31:51 (Pop-up)
Lime Spiders	N.S.U. "N.S.U." by "Lime Spiders"	The Cave Comes Alive!	0:34:49 (Pop-up)
Stanton Moore	Lauren Z "Lauren Z" by "Stanton Moore"	Conversations	0:37:19 (Pop-up)

Sara Radle	The Pins "The Pins" by "Sara Radle"	Same Sun Shines	0:49:27 (Pop-up)
Deerhunter	Saved by Old Times "Saved by Old Times" by "Deerhunter"	Microcastle	0:53:30 (Pop-up)

TOM WILSON	The Music Factory (ep. 15: Orpheus)	THE MUSIC FACTORY (MGM-Verve series, 1967-68)	1:00:55 (Pop-up)
Tom Wilson	Help, I'm a Rock / Tom Wilson intro - Welcomes Bruce Arnold of Orpheus and producer Alan Lorber
Tom Wilson	introduces his Nightmare Pick of the Week
Kim Weston	Nobody "Nobody" by "Kim Weston"	MGM single K13881
commercial	The James Cotton Blues Band (self-titled album)
Eric Burdon & the Animals	No Self-Pity (rough demo)	The Twain Shall Meet
Tom Wilson	introduces next Animals track which features Danny McCulloch singing
Eric Burdon & the Animals	Orange and Red Beams	The Twain Shall Meet
commercial	Sopwith Camel (debut album)
Tom Wilson	discusses Mondegreens (avant la lettre)
Wes Montgomery	California Dreaming	California Dreaming
Tom Wilson	Orpheus interview seg (with Bruce Arnold and Alan Lorber, discussing the "Boston sound")
Orpheus	Can't Find the Time to Tell You	Orpheus
commercial	Gone with the Wind (soundtrack album)
Tom Wilson	lunchtime at the Music Factory (program mid-point)
commercial	Nico (Chelsea Girl album)
Tom Wilson	introduces Claude Hall seg
Claude Hall (from Billboard)	news about hippies liking country music
Tom Wilson, Bruce Arnold & Alan Lorber	Anatomy of a Record segment
Alan Lorber and Bruce Arnold	illustrating production and arranging techniques in passages of Orpheus' "I've Never Seen Love Like This"
Orpheus	I've Never Seen Love Like This	Orpheus
commercial	The Cowsills (debut album)
Tom Wilson	Orpheus interview seg "Orpheus interview seg" by "Tom Wilson"
Orpheus	The Dream "The Dream" by "Orpheus"	Orpheus
The Alan Lorber Orchestra	Roopaka Dha Teri Dhin Dhin	The Lotus Palace
Richie Havens	Run, Shaker Life "Run, Shaker Life" by "Richie Havens"	Something Else Again
commercial	Far from the Madding Crowd (original soundtrack recording)
Tom Wilson	Outro (theme: "Help I’m a Rock") and thanks to Alan Lorber and Bruce Arnold

Dave Holland Quintet	Secret Garden	Critical Mass	2:05:31 (Pop-up)
Valerie June	Got Soul "Got Soul" by "Valerie June"	The Order of Time	2:13:37 (Pop-up)
John Craig	Doing My Own Thing "Doing My Own Thing" by "John Craig"	True Soul: Deep Sounds from the Left of Stax, Vol. 1	2:17:49 (Pop-up)
Madlib	Belly Full (instrumental) "Belly Full (instrumental)" by "Madlib"	Bad Neighbor (Instrumentals)	2:21:23 (Pop-up)

Bent Knee	The Things You Love "The Things You Love" by "Bent Knee"	Say So	2:26:53 (Pop-up)
Ride	Home is a Feeling "Home is a Feeling" by "Ride"	Weather Diaries	2:32:41 (Pop-up)
Wayne Shorter	Deluge "Deluge" by "Wayne Shorter"	Juju	2:35:59 (Pop-up)
Ben Folds Five	Barrytown "Barrytown" by "Ben Folds Five"	The Best Imitation of Myself: A Retrospective	2:42:44 (Pop-up)

Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five	Two Little Squirrels (Nuts to You)	Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five, Disc B: 1941-1944	2:49:28 (Pop-up)
Billy Bragg & Wilco	Joe DiMaggio Done It Again	Mermaid Avenue, Vol. 2	2:51:58 (Pop-up)
Tom Waits	Young at Heart "Young at Heart" by "Tom Waits"	Orphans	2:54:01 (Pop-up)

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from April 26, 2017

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