WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from September 6, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:01pm Michael 98145: ( should have used that finger to apply sunscreen )
	3:02pm Jack: Right on!
	👻 3:02pm Listening Out There: The word for today: pentimento
	3:03pm Wild Neil: PEACE All. Irwin et al!
	👻 3:05pm AnAnonymousParty: I have a request. A plea, really. Will someone PLEASE sign Alex Guthrie to a record contract so we can stop seeing the same American Family Insurance commercial with Jennifer Hudson over, and over, and over? Isn't there something WE can do? I'll buy his record, whatever it is, just so I don't have to hear/see than damn commercial again.
	3:09pm Michael 98145: zut alors !
	3:10pm zoot allors: you rang?
	3:11pm geezerette: This is what happens when you don't use sunscreen.
	3:14pm geezerette: She can always tattoo the pigment back in though.
	3:14pm coelacanth∅: g, you're straddling - as am i! completely torn. (...it started pouring soon after i went outside.)
	3:16pm coelacanth∅: - i'd buy that painting (if...) -and somehow preserve it so the flaking stays just as it is.
	3:16pm geezerette: I know, coel. Good thing there are only two streams!
	3:17pm Jack: I can only remember that first Moby Grape album with the infamous middle finger (which btw the MAN erased!!) Are there others I'm unaware of? I thought the wearing of the fringe stuff was sticking to the man! and blue jeans and neckerchiefs.
	👻 3:21pm Listening Out There: Tom Wilson today. Yay...
	3:21pm Michael 98145: - and rejecting haircuts
	3:22pm blob dobbs: 1968 article http://www.wfmu.org/LCD/Early/firstdays.html
	3:25pm crateslinger: I got my fez on!
	3:26pm crateslinger: Perhaps this fez never doing it without was a premonition of the safe sex era.
	3:27pm coelacanth∅: isn't there a grateful dead album cover where Garcia's giving the camera person - or painter - his middle finger...except it's only 1/3 of a finger, with a record or something balancing upon it? (...i don't know why the subject of a middle finger came up)
	3:27pm Planet Tyler: Ugh I hate every steely dan song
	3:28pm crateslinger: Got my swag too. Thanks guys. I'll open it when I get home.
	3:28pm flashbazbo: Walter liked to play solos on the blues shuffles. Pretzel Logic, Black Friday, Josie. The Fez is the one where Paul Griffin either sued or was given credit for his piano melody.
	3:29pm crateslinger: I love Steely Dan. My wife hates them. This is the touchstone of our relationship for 27 years now.
	3:29pm Irwin: I can do without the Michael McDonald middle eight on this tune.
	3:30pm Michael 98145: @blob dobbs, thanx!
	3:30pm Irwin: And lyrics described in the liner notes as "pointlessly obscene" (IIRC).
	3:31pm Irwin: Victor Feldman piano.
	3:32pm crateslinger: When I was a kid, Steely Dan was on the radio all the time. Tons of hits. Now on classic rock stations, you might hear "FM" (aka "No Static at All" -which was never on an album), or "Ricky don't lose that number", but that's about all
	3:33pm crateslinger: I guess it ain't rock.
	3:37pm flashbazbo: Irwin: Yes. I remember the world split in two when I realized that there were SD fans who thought Gaucho was the stuff. Huh? It's the first 6.
	3:38pm david from ks.: ,,,,I have my late best gal friends tasseled Masonic Fez that is embroidered with the sword and crescent star with the name ISIS in all of its shimmering gold gaudiness. We found it at a thrift shop in Kansas City, MO. for a couple a dollas.
	3:39pm Listener142985: yard sale painting has a ''Remain in Light'' kinda quality--and no computers required--what a find
	3:41pm Jeff: I never hated the Dan, but I never really loved loved them either - I think maybe because the songs pretty much always seemed to be at a sardonic distance, so I deferred to that and kept the same distance.
	3:44pm Dean: I don't hate Steely Dan, not by a mile. But I do resent them.
	3:45pm Wild Neil: I think its cool that such amazingly sophisticated rock jazz ever became classic rock. Our local classic rock station SUCKS. It NEVER plays b sides or deep cuts, only the obvious shit I am so completely fucking sick of. I have an almost physically violent reaction when I hear it. @Irwin-could you play something unexpected from Can?
	3:46pm david from ks.: ,,,oh My Chorona !
	👻 3:46pm AnAnonymousParty: Music to play "whack-a-mole" by ...
	3:48pm Listener142985: come play with us Danny--forever and ever...
	👻 3:49pm Listening Out There: This music is incorrect...
	3:49pm ⓔⓘⓚ: @WN, aren't most of them like that? 100% agreed, boring commercial classic rock stations make me want to spew Niagara-level projectile vomit. This infinite rendition, OTOH, is hilarious. Anytime I get some crappy classic rock earworm, I'm going to infinit-ize it like that in my brain.
	3:52pm Dean: He lives! Lemowie! Bowmy!
	3:56pm Planet Tyler: Bowie passed through the bardo pretty quickly and showed up as a little girl koala w two different colured eyes. Lemy might still be there though I think.
	4:00pm Will from Seattle: the shaggs did do a jesus song though...
	4:02pm flashbazbo: The Dan and Todd Rundgren are the two most divisive names in rock. There's a lot of people who think they're cool who hate them for some reason. I love them. Calling the Dan impersonal or detached doesn't make sense to me. It's hard to think of any songwriters I have been more engaged with, or who said more. There's a lot of detachment on freeform radio.
	4:03pm Stay Frosty: You can never have enough umlaut enhanced music
	4:05pm ⓔⓚⓘ: "Climate change"?! Did you hear that, Irwin? Your black Republican hero foretold the coming of climate change!
	👻 4:10pm rrg: "The" Ultimate Spinach. Ray said it too. TW's affectations were catching.
	4:13pm The Oscar: Some years back I caught a screening of the original background film loops from the Boston Tea Party-- mostly Brakhage-y film collage type stuff. I wish I could remember everyone in the band playing under it, but I know Willie Alexander and Chris Butler were there. Pretty damn cool show.
	4:14pm Carmichael: Canonic noodling??
	4:19pm Carmichael: That appears to me to be a portrait of Diane Feinstein in her younger, more partyin' days.
	4:22pm Irwin: Skip Prokop drums on "Shaker Life."
	4:23pm Irwin: Skip was leader of The Paupers and founding father of the band Lighthouse, who covered a Havens tune on their first album.
	👻 4:23pm rrg: Skip just passed away a few days ago.
	4:24pm Irwin: Didn't know, rrg. I'll have to do a trib next week.
	4:25pm Irwin: Skip at wiki: en.wikipedia.org...
	4:27pm Carmichael: You mean "One Fine Morning" Lighthouse?? That's too bad.
	👻 4:32pm rrg: Shazam doesn't know this.
	4:33pm Passaic River Blues: I like this.
	👻 4:34pm rrg: Tell Shazam.
	👻 4:42pm rrg: Quite a lot of name-dropping in there. All legit, too.
	4:47pm Irwin: Faaaaaaaar-out!
	👻 4:50pm rrg: Shazam knew this. "27 Shazams."
	4:52pm Irwin: Checking my spam filter: Mary jack We Are Provide Very Low Cost Services. Sarah Carlson Tom Wilson, Producer "Sarah Carlson" Jason Koo The GEN i1 World's First Smart Golf Ball why USGA is not happy. Custom Logo Makers Chusid, Irwin, Logos are used to give businesses a unique identity. Ankur Bhardwaj Quick call request Kanchan Mehra Please Send Requirement? vinodvinayaksingh@gmail.com Web ---Service Marie Gbagbo RE: VERY URGENT PLEASE Laura You have all the fun of this day
	4:55pm Michael 98145: hope Marie Gbagbo will be okay ...
	4:56pm Irwin: I've written back 6x. She has yet to respond. I might have to leave the studio early.
	👻 4:57pm rrg: "Janis Ian, who has terrorized us with her quiet voice and her clamorous thoughts" is a very nice turn of phrase.
	4:59pm Irwin: The late WFMU DJ Val Sebastiano used to refer to himself as "a quiet person with LOUD thoughts."
	5:00pm Irwin: This Janis Ian track is one weird-ass arrangement. Produced by Shadow Morton, who also produced "Leader of the Pack" for the Shangri-Las.
	5:01pm Michael 98145: - let's go romping in the swamp -
	5:03pm Michael 98145: thanks again for sharing these with us -
	👻 5:11pm Alison Porchnik: Irwin you make me read boring spam in an exciting new way
	5:12pm Irwin: Alison, there's SO MUCH more. It's deep.
	5:16pm Irwin: Princess Mukuru says "hi." That's all. She's a bit shy.
	5:17pm berbo: Recently I got email about some corporate IT shindig where we can "Rock out with Foreigner". Also, Richard Branson will be there. How can I pass it an invitation like that?
	👻 5:17pm rrg: So many damned Disney princesses. It's un-American. We have no monarchy here.
	5:21pm SueAdynamo: this song should be called "life before google"
	5:22pm Cooh John: Poptone on tour!
	5:29pm Threemoons: Hey all. Making a rare afternoon appearance here as I stayed home--for those listening to Clay in the AM--to get my damn fridge/freezer fixed. Good news=this guy found all the culprits; bad news is parts not here till next week...in the meantime, eating down my impressive Japanese ramen collection..
	👻 5:29pm Listening Out There: @RRG: But we do have a royal family...
	5:33pm Michael 98145: @Threemoons, you are gonna be -very- thirsty.
	5:34pm Threemoons: @Michael--lol. I have the Japan Crate Umai Box subscription. Added in some Japanese pickles that hadn't evolved yet and some greens I got last night...
	👻 5:34pm rrg: Porridge for dinner tonight.
	👻 5:35pm rrg: Cooking my own meal. And I can't cook much.
	5:36pm Irwin: Why not try something new and exciting, like gruel?
	👻 5:36pm rrg: Haven't found a good recipe for it yet.
	5:37pm Michael 98145: ( sorry to interrupt our programming, but i just discovered this great photo of our disappearing Liz B - www.instagram.com... ) :(
	👻 5:38pm rrg: What? What?
	5:40pm Michael 98145: yes, Liz B is leaving us
	5:42pm Irwin: Liz got a job in the Real World. One of the few to emerge from the WFMU cocoon with employable skills.
	👻 5:42pm Listening Out There: Work Happens
	👻 5:43pm rrg: Damn. That will leave a big hole. Best of luck, Liz.
	5:44pm Threemoons: sad emoji
	5:48pm maestroso: Ooh, another Bent Knee record. Must have.
	5:49pm Hoboken Jack: I am late to the party but rumors that I was happily napping are spurious, good sir!
	5:54pm Stay Frosty: Outstanding jam today Mr. Irwin. Thank you. Gotta fly.
	5:54pm Michael 98145: thanks once again, Irwin
	5:57pm Carmichael: Thanks, Ir.
	1:09pm pv: The previously cited EYE MAGAZINE link is to an abridged version, slashing several paragraphs. The full article is at http://blogfiles.wfmu.org/ME/eye1969.pdf Also, here's an article with WFMU pioneer George Black's photo: http://blogfiles.wfmu.org/ME/pg01_upslagztte_031869.jpg
	1:33pm pv: The MGM/Verve label's Saturday 6pm "The Music Factory" premiered on WABC-FM June 24, 1967, where a Sunday show begun October had been successful for London Records ("London Phase Four Stereo Hour"). Tom Wilson resided at 361 Waverly Ave., Brooklyn. At year's end, Wilson formed indie production company Rasputin, which signed a deal with ABC Records to make Bagatelle and Fraternity of Man vinyl. Wilson's MGM association for the Mothers of Invention continued. The Music Factory with new hosts Bob and Ray would debut September 1968 and move to WNEW-FM. Print ad, February 1968: https://i.imgur.com/1sNYHcG.png
	9:20pm Irwin: pv: Thanks for the info and the artifact!

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September 6, 2017: The '60s: album covers where one member of the band is surreptitiously extending his middle finger. THAT was revolution. THAT was sticking it to the man.

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untitled painting for sale at Stormville flea market, Sept. 2

Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Bran Flakes	Clap Your Hands / Electronic Voices	Help Me	0:03:30 (Pop-up)
The Books	Egaberté / Liternité "Egaberté / Liternité" by "The Books"	Music for a French Elevator	0:08:13 (Pop-up)
Happyness	The C is a B A G "The C is a B A G" by "Happyness"	Write In	0:10:14 (Pop-up)
Unknown Mortal Orchestra	So Good at Being in Trouble	II (Deluxe Edition)	0:15:13 (Pop-up)

Steely Dan	The Fez "The Fez" by "Steely Dan"	The Royal Scam	0:25:26 (Pop-up)
Steely Dan	I Got the News "I Got the News" by "Steely Dan"	Aja	0:28:58 (Pop-up)
Hank Mobley	Third Time Around "Third Time Around" by "Hank Mobley"	Straight No Filter	0:33:49 (Pop-up)
Babe Rainbow	Monky Disco "Monky Disco" by "Babe Rainbow"	The Babe Rainbow	0:40:10 (Pop-up)
Ventiladores	Infinite Sharona (Pure Data)	Youtube	0:43:34 (Pop-up)
Åke Sandin	Botten Ar Nodd "Botten Ar Nodd" by "Åke Sandin"	Förlorad I Toner (Samlade Verk 1965-1970)	0:48:19 (Pop-up)
Motörhead	Heroes "Heroes" by "Motörhead"	Under Cöver	0:50:58 (Pop-up)
The New Creation	The Status Quo Song	Troubled	0:55:21 (Pop-up)

TOM WILSON	The Music Factory (ep. 25: Rosko)	THE MUSIC FACTORY (MGM-Verve series, 1967-68)	1:03:23 (Pop-up)
Tom Wilson	Help, I'm a Rock / Tom Wilson intro & welcome to Ray Riepen and Rosko
The Doors	Moonlight Drive "Moonlight Drive" by "The Doors"	Strange Days
commercial	Ultimate Spinach (self-titled album)
Tom Wilson	interview with Ray Riepen of the Boston Tea Party concert hall seg 1
The Animals	We Love You Lil "We Love You Lil" by "The Animals"	The Twain Shall Meet
commercial	The Velvet Underground (White Light/White Heat)
Tom Wilson	Ray Riepen interview seg 2
Richie Havens	Run, Shaker Life "Run, Shaker Life" by "Richie Havens"	Something Else Again
Tom Wilson	Rosko interview seg 1 "Rosko interview seg 1" by "Tom Wilson"
Rosko and the John Berberian Ensemble	The Story of a Friend (Yarschlarin)	Music and Gibran
commercial	The James Cotton Blues Band (self-titled album)
Tom Wilson	lunch break at the Music Factory (program mid-point)
commercial	The Beacon Street Union
Tom Wilson	Rosko interview seg 2 "Rosko interview seg 2" by "Tom Wilson"
Tom Wilson	Paul Shalmy, Entertainment Editor of Eye Magazine, discusses the beginnings of Eye magazine, its demographics and content
Rosko	A Tear and a Smile "A Tear and a Smile" by "Rosko"	Music and Gibran
Tom Wilson	Rosko interview seg 3 "Rosko interview seg 3" by "Tom Wilson"
Appletree Theatre	What a Way to Go	Playback
commercial	Far from the Madding Crowd (Original Movie Soundtrack recording)
Tom Wilson	Rosko interview seg 4 "Rosko interview seg 4" by "Tom Wilson"
Harumi ft. Rosko	The Pregnant Dog, from Twice Told Tales of the Pomegranate Forest (excerpt, featuring Rosko)	Harumi
Tom Wilson	introduces Janis Ian track
Janis Ian	Insanity Comes Quietly to the Structured Mind - For All the Seasons of Your Mind	For All the Seasons of Your Mind
commercial	Dave Van Ronk & the Hudson Dusters
Tom Wilson	Outro (theme: "Help I’m a Rock") and thanks to Ray Riepen and Rosko

Kneebody	Profar "Profar" by "Kneebody"	Anti-Hero	2:06:03 (Pop-up)
Steve Winwood	Why Can't We Live Together	Winwood Greatest Hits Live	2:10:37 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Oomingmak "Oomingmak" by "Cocteau Twins"	Victorialand	2:16:39 (Pop-up)
Love and Rockets	David Lanfair "David Lanfair" by "Love and Rockets"	12" RCA promo B-side	2:19:08 (Pop-up)
Greg Ashley	Goodbye Saint Paul Street (radio friendly version)	Pictures of Saint Paul Street	2:26:17 (Pop-up)
A Great Many	T&C Octotune "T&C Octotune" by "A Great Many"	The Tullis & Clark Expedition	2:30:09 (Pop-up)
Chastity Belt	Different Now "Different Now" by "Chastity Belt"	I Used to Spend So Much Time Alone	2:32:54 (Pop-up)

Nicholas Payton	Back to the Source	Payton's Place	2:40:24 (Pop-up)
Bent Knee	The Things You Love "The Things You Love" by "Bent Knee"	Say So	2:46:42 (Pop-up)
Brandon Kersey	Brain Damage "Brain Damage" by "Brandon Kersey"	Some Unfinished Songs 2011-2015	2:53:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm Michael 98145: ( should have used that finger to apply sunscreen )
	3:02pm Jack: Right on!
	👻 3:02pm Listening Out There: The word for today: pentimento
	3:03pm Wild Neil: PEACE All. Irwin et al!
	👻 3:05pm AnAnonymousParty: I have a request. A plea, really. Will someone PLEASE sign Alex Guthrie to a record contract so we can stop seeing the same American Family Insurance commercial with Jennifer Hudson over, and over, and over? Isn't there something WE can do? I'll buy his record, whatever it is, just so I don't have to hear/see than damn commercial again.
	3:09pm Michael 98145: zut alors !
	3:10pm zoot allors: you rang?
	3:11pm geezerette: This is what happens when you don't use sunscreen.
	3:14pm geezerette: She can always tattoo the pigment back in though.
	3:14pm coelacanth∅: g, you're straddling - as am i! completely torn. (...it started pouring soon after i went outside.)
	3:16pm coelacanth∅: - i'd buy that painting (if...) -and somehow preserve it so the flaking stays just as it is.
	3:16pm geezerette: I know, coel. Good thing there are only two streams!
	3:17pm Jack: I can only remember that first Moby Grape album with the infamous middle finger (which btw the MAN erased!!) Are there others I'm unaware of? I thought the wearing of the fringe stuff was sticking to the man! and blue jeans and neckerchiefs.
	👻 3:21pm Listening Out There: Tom Wilson today. Yay...
	3:21pm Michael 98145: - and rejecting haircuts
	3:22pm blob dobbs: 1968 article http://www.wfmu.org/LCD/Early/firstdays.html
	3:25pm crateslinger: I got my fez on!
	3:26pm crateslinger: Perhaps this fez never doing it without was a premonition of the safe sex era.
	3:27pm coelacanth∅: isn't there a grateful dead album cover where Garcia's giving the camera person - or painter - his middle finger...except it's only 1/3 of a finger, with a record or something balancing upon it? (...i don't know why the subject of a middle finger came up)
	3:27pm Planet Tyler: Ugh I hate every steely dan song
	3:28pm crateslinger: Got my swag too. Thanks guys. I'll open it when I get home.
	3:28pm flashbazbo: Walter liked to play solos on the blues shuffles. Pretzel Logic, Black Friday, Josie. The Fez is the one where Paul Griffin either sued or was given credit for his piano melody.
	3:29pm crateslinger: I love Steely Dan. My wife hates them. This is the touchstone of our relationship for 27 years now.
	3:29pm Irwin: I can do without the Michael McDonald middle eight on this tune.
	3:30pm Michael 98145: @blob dobbs, thanx!
	3:30pm Irwin: And lyrics described in the liner notes as "pointlessly obscene" (IIRC).
	3:31pm Irwin: Victor Feldman piano.
	3:32pm crateslinger: When I was a kid, Steely Dan was on the radio all the time. Tons of hits. Now on classic rock stations, you might hear "FM" (aka "No Static at All" -which was never on an album), or "Ricky don't lose that number", but that's about all
	3:33pm crateslinger: I guess it ain't rock.
	3:37pm flashbazbo: Irwin: Yes. I remember the world split in two when I realized that there were SD fans who thought Gaucho was the stuff. Huh? It's the first 6.
	3:38pm david from ks.: ,,,,I have my late best gal friends tasseled Masonic Fez that is embroidered with the sword and crescent star with the name ISIS in all of its shimmering gold gaudiness. We found it at a thrift shop in Kansas City, MO. for a couple a dollas.
	3:39pm Listener142985: yard sale painting has a ''Remain in Light'' kinda quality--and no computers required--what a find
	3:41pm Jeff: I never hated the Dan, but I never really loved loved them either - I think maybe because the songs pretty much always seemed to be at a sardonic distance, so I deferred to that and kept the same distance.
	3:44pm Dean: I don't hate Steely Dan, not by a mile. But I do resent them.
	3:45pm Wild Neil: I think its cool that such amazingly sophisticated rock jazz ever became classic rock. Our local classic rock station SUCKS. It NEVER plays b sides or deep cuts, only the obvious shit I am so completely fucking sick of. I have an almost physically violent reaction when I hear it. @Irwin-could you play something unexpected from Can?
	3:46pm david from ks.: ,,,oh My Chorona !
	👻 3:46pm AnAnonymousParty: Music to play "whack-a-mole" by ...
	3:48pm Listener142985: come play with us Danny--forever and ever...
	👻 3:49pm Listening Out There: This music is incorrect...
	3:49pm ⓔⓘⓚ: @WN, aren't most of them like that? 100% agreed, boring commercial classic rock stations make me want to spew Niagara-level projectile vomit. This infinite rendition, OTOH, is hilarious. Anytime I get some crappy classic rock earworm, I'm going to infinit-ize it like that in my brain.
	3:52pm Dean: He lives! Lemowie! Bowmy!
	3:56pm Planet Tyler: Bowie passed through the bardo pretty quickly and showed up as a little girl koala w two different colured eyes. Lemy might still be there though I think.
	4:00pm Will from Seattle: the shaggs did do a jesus song though...
	4:02pm flashbazbo: The Dan and Todd Rundgren are the two most divisive names in rock. There's a lot of people who think they're cool who hate them for some reason. I love them. Calling the Dan impersonal or detached doesn't make sense to me. It's hard to think of any songwriters I have been more engaged with, or who said more. There's a lot of detachment on freeform radio.
	4:03pm Stay Frosty: You can never have enough umlaut enhanced music
	4:05pm ⓔⓚⓘ: "Climate change"?! Did you hear that, Irwin? Your black Republican hero foretold the coming of climate change!
	👻 4:10pm rrg: "The" Ultimate Spinach. Ray said it too. TW's affectations were catching.
	4:13pm The Oscar: Some years back I caught a screening of the original background film loops from the Boston Tea Party-- mostly Brakhage-y film collage type stuff. I wish I could remember everyone in the band playing under it, but I know Willie Alexander and Chris Butler were there. Pretty damn cool show.
	4:14pm Carmichael: Canonic noodling??
	4:19pm Carmichael: That appears to me to be a portrait of Diane Feinstein in her younger, more partyin' days.
	4:22pm Irwin: Skip Prokop drums on "Shaker Life."
	4:23pm Irwin: Skip was leader of The Paupers and founding father of the band Lighthouse, who covered a Havens tune on their first album.
	👻 4:23pm rrg: Skip just passed away a few days ago.
	4:24pm Irwin: Didn't know, rrg. I'll have to do a trib next week.
	4:25pm Irwin: Skip at wiki: en.wikipedia.org...
	4:27pm Carmichael: You mean "One Fine Morning" Lighthouse?? That's too bad.
	👻 4:32pm rrg: Shazam doesn't know this.
	4:33pm Passaic River Blues: I like this.
	👻 4:34pm rrg: Tell Shazam.
	👻 4:42pm rrg: Quite a lot of name-dropping in there. All legit, too.
	4:47pm Irwin: Faaaaaaaar-out!
	👻 4:50pm rrg: Shazam knew this. "27 Shazams."
	4:52pm Irwin: Checking my spam filter: Mary jack We Are Provide Very Low Cost Services. Sarah Carlson Tom Wilson, Producer "Sarah Carlson" Jason Koo The GEN i1 World's First Smart Golf Ball why USGA is not happy. Custom Logo Makers Chusid, Irwin, Logos are used to give businesses a unique identity. Ankur Bhardwaj Quick call request Kanchan Mehra Please Send Requirement? vinodvinayaksingh@gmail.com Web ---Service Marie Gbagbo RE: VERY URGENT PLEASE Laura You have all the fun of this day
	4:55pm Michael 98145: hope Marie Gbagbo will be okay ...
	4:56pm Irwin: I've written back 6x. She has yet to respond. I might have to leave the studio early.
	👻 4:57pm rrg: "Janis Ian, who has terrorized us with her quiet voice and her clamorous thoughts" is a very nice turn of phrase.
	4:59pm Irwin: The late WFMU DJ Val Sebastiano used to refer to himself as "a quiet person with LOUD thoughts."
	5:00pm Irwin: This Janis Ian track is one weird-ass arrangement. Produced by Shadow Morton, who also produced "Leader of the Pack" for the Shangri-Las.
	5:01pm Michael 98145: - let's go romping in the swamp -
	5:03pm Michael 98145: thanks again for sharing these with us -
	👻 5:11pm Alison Porchnik: Irwin you make me read boring spam in an exciting new way
	5:12pm Irwin: Alison, there's SO MUCH more. It's deep.
	5:16pm Irwin: Princess Mukuru says "hi." That's all. She's a bit shy.
	5:17pm berbo: Recently I got email about some corporate IT shindig where we can "Rock out with Foreigner". Also, Richard Branson will be there. How can I pass it an invitation like that?
	👻 5:17pm rrg: So many damned Disney princesses. It's un-American. We have no monarchy here.
	5:21pm SueAdynamo: this song should be called "life before google"
	5:22pm Cooh John: Poptone on tour!
	5:29pm Threemoons: Hey all. Making a rare afternoon appearance here as I stayed home--for those listening to Clay in the AM--to get my damn fridge/freezer fixed. Good news=this guy found all the culprits; bad news is parts not here till next week...in the meantime, eating down my impressive Japanese ramen collection..
	👻 5:29pm Listening Out There: @RRG: But we do have a royal family...
	5:33pm Michael 98145: @Threemoons, you are gonna be -very- thirsty.
	5:34pm Threemoons: @Michael--lol. I have the Japan Crate Umai Box subscription. Added in some Japanese pickles that hadn't evolved yet and some greens I got last night...
	👻 5:34pm rrg: Porridge for dinner tonight.
	👻 5:35pm rrg: Cooking my own meal. And I can't cook much.
	5:36pm Irwin: Why not try something new and exciting, like gruel?
	👻 5:36pm rrg: Haven't found a good recipe for it yet.
	5:37pm Michael 98145: ( sorry to interrupt our programming, but i just discovered this great photo of our disappearing Liz B - www.instagram.com... ) :(
	👻 5:38pm rrg: What? What?
	5:40pm Michael 98145: yes, Liz B is leaving us
	5:42pm Irwin: Liz got a job in the Real World. One of the few to emerge from the WFMU cocoon with employable skills.
	👻 5:42pm Listening Out There: Work Happens
	👻 5:43pm rrg: Damn. That will leave a big hole. Best of luck, Liz.
	5:44pm Threemoons: sad emoji
	5:48pm maestroso: Ooh, another Bent Knee record. Must have.
	5:49pm Hoboken Jack: I am late to the party but rumors that I was happily napping are spurious, good sir!
	5:54pm Stay Frosty: Outstanding jam today Mr. Irwin. Thank you. Gotta fly.
	5:54pm Michael 98145: thanks once again, Irwin
	5:57pm Carmichael: Thanks, Ir.
	1:09pm pv: The previously cited EYE MAGAZINE link is to an abridged version, slashing several paragraphs. The full article is at http://blogfiles.wfmu.org/ME/eye1969.pdf Also, here's an article with WFMU pioneer George Black's photo: http://blogfiles.wfmu.org/ME/pg01_upslagztte_031869.jpg
	1:33pm pv: The MGM/Verve label's Saturday 6pm "The Music Factory" premiered on WABC-FM June 24, 1967, where a Sunday show begun October had been successful for London Records ("London Phase Four Stereo Hour"). Tom Wilson resided at 361 Waverly Ave., Brooklyn. At year's end, Wilson formed indie production company Rasputin, which signed a deal with ABC Records to make Bagatelle and Fraternity of Man vinyl. Wilson's MGM association for the Mothers of Invention continued. The Music Factory with new hosts Bob and Ray would debut September 1968 and move to WNEW-FM. Print ad, February 1968: https://i.imgur.com/1sNYHcG.png
	9:20pm Irwin: pv: Thanks for the info and the artifact!

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from September 6, 2017

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