WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from March 20, 2018

Listener comments!
	9:03pm DC: Yes! I love this track! I was once stuck in lincoln tunnel traffic for more than an hour after a 10+ hour drive. It lifted me then so nicely, and this is the first time I've heard it since! These ears are smilin'!
	9:07pm Elliott Simon: anyone seen I called him Morgan
	9:09pm Irene Trudel: Yes, Elliott! Really amazing documentary and so sad. Tonight's snowstorm approaching NYC put me in mind of this track. Sorry for the skips. Glad you like it, DC. I have to wonder how Lee would've developed had he lived a bit longer.
	9:10pm Elliott Simon: that's cool...I dreally liked chasing trane will have to ck it out...this cut reminds of Trane
	9:10pm Undead83: Great opening song Irene ^^
	9:14pm JakeGould: This is lovely, Irene! And nice running into you during the marathon.
	9:16pm Tommy in Neversink: This is my kind of jazz
	9:18pm Irene Trudel: Thanks to you all, Undead, Jake and Tommy! Yes, Jake, nice to see you during the Marathon too. That's when I catch up with a lot of good folks like yourself that I don't get to see often.
	9:29pm Listener Robert: One of the first two pieces (didn't get to the playlist in time to tell which) reminded me of Carl Reiner on "Dick van Dyke" as a western bad guy, saying, "Pianist, give me a little of that `luduluduludul...'."
	9:36pm fleep: Maybe we're just starved for content, but post-Marathon shows are great, it's like a big breath of fresh air.
	9:37pm katharsis: Enjoying the set. Thank you!
	9:38pm I am the Upsetter: You played two of my favorite jams to open the show. Thank you.
	9:38pm DC: @Tommy indeed, that was a fine vibe of jazz (thanks Irene!) @Robert laughing at the dick van dyke reference @Fleep, totally!
	9:39pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Robert, fleep, katharsis and Upsetter. I'm definitely catching my breath, playing lots of long pieces tonight to compensate for all the on-air banter during the 'thon.
	9:41pm ES-175: The new Bill Frisell album has quickly become one of my favorites for this year. SO good.
	9:52pm DC: Nice, David Garland is another great selection to hear from, and he is certainly another radio legend
	9:58pm JakeGould: Postive thoughts to anyone who knows anybody in Austin because another bomb went off tonight. This time at a Goodwill which I think most WFMU listeners would happily crate dig at.
	10:01pm Irene Trudel: Damn, Jake! I hope they put a stop to it soon. I've only been to Austin once, but it's a great music town (and not only during SXSW).
	10:03pm JakeGould: Well, I debated posting that… But good thoughts.
	10:05pm Irene Trudel: Sending positive thoughts to Austin via the music.
	10:07pm Peter K.: I am loving this David Garland music! It has me spinning on air!!
	10:08pm herb.nyc: Will be tuning in soon. Leaving musical "miss you like hell", which I loved and think will have long run. Involves deportation, related to Austin bombs. ie, reality. (Meow; I feel like petting my cat)
	10:09pm DC: Don't want to overcomment or be off topic here, but our country has to start having a conversation about mental illness and what it is that makes people want to harm others. We can add weapons and take weapons away until the cows come home, but the fact is we need to talk to each about "why do we want to hurt each other?" Talking more directly about our own nature of positive and negative potential might help avoid these nightmares. That should be taught in schools (in my opinion) Nice to Spinning on Air!
	10:12pm melinda: hi Irene and folks
	10:13pm TDK60: Evenin' Hearers of the Sonics from City of Jersey via Watchung Mountain.
	10:13pm Michiel: <3 WFMU. Thanks for all this beautiful music. PS: now I miss the DJ's talking.
	10:18pm TDK60: Don't let Clay Pigeon get a hold of that gong.
	10:20pm Irene Trudel: Ha! Peter! David's music does have a whirling quality about it. DC, I'm with you. Talk helps, as we're all essentially the same insecure characters inside. Hi melinds, TDK60 and Michiel.
	10:28pm Marc15: I don’t blame you Irene for the long sets tonight., after the marathon
	10:35pm TDK60: Not every listener is able to see the comments; many may not have the time, others no computer, or just choose to listen only by radio.
	10:46pm WillCrete: Was very much feeling Graham's "Sunshine Raga" on this day of the vernal equinox. Thanks!
	10:48pm wavy: Great show tonight, Irene. Perfect come down after all the marathon
	10:49pm TDK60: Irene's chill room for the formerly frenetic.
	10:50pm DC: Beautiful track from Buck Curran, love the nuances of the guitar touch
	10:50pm KP in DC: Hola, Irene
	10:53pm Pickle Rick: Wonderful music tonight, Irene! Thanks ♡
	11:01pm wavy: Btw I loved your Tom Rapp tribute s few weeks ago. Nice to hear him again so soon <3
	11:03pm TDK60: Back to P.B.S.'s 1st LP, a '67 fave.
	11:09pm TDK60: Mono! Some mid-to-late '60s albums sound better mono. Some of the early stereo was too separated. Some folks prefer the mono "Pet Sounds," etc. I'd rather hear "Beatles 65" in mono.
	11:10pm Pickle Rick: @ DC re your comment @ 10:09 - Quite correct, mental illness should be the primary focus as you don't even need weapons to commit great harm to others. I just saw an horrific case of elder abuse (from GA, I believe) that broke my heart. And then there's that shining example of humanity Mitt Romney who has more money than god yet his Bain Capital is one of the main reason for the demise of Toys R Us and the pending unemployment of thousands of US citizens.
	11:17pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Will and wavy and KP and Pickle Rick. Happy that I'm hitting things just right tonight. TDK60, Brian Wilson did often say the Beach Boys were better in mono. And some Beatles too, yes.
	11:27pm mb: Thanks Irene. It was great to meet a fellow Colonial at the marathon.
	11:35pm Irene Trudel: HI mb! Same here. I don't meet a lot of people from WJSV these days.
	11:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Been enjoying the tunes tonight, Irene. Good for alpha waves in the brain.
	11:57pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Ken, and thanks to all for tuning in tonight! Hope I've been able to even out your souls a bit.
	🥁 3:59pm Sean in Bristol UK: Lovely show, Irene, thank you

Irene Trudel: Playlist from March 20, 2018

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March 20, 2018: Grateful for the Gong of Silence.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Search for the New Land	Search for the New Land	Blue Note	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	Journey In Satchidananda	Journey In Satchidananda	Impulse!	0:18:32 (Pop-up)
Randy Weston	The Healers "The Healers" by "Randy Weston"	The Spirits of Our Ancestors	Antilles	0:23:56 (Pop-up)
Bill Frisell	Thankful "Thankful" by "Bill Frisell"	Music IS	Okeh	0:34:47 (Pop-up)

David Garland	Caliban Calibrates the Ecosystem	Verdancy	Tall Owl Audio	0:49:37 (Pop-up)
Kay Gardner	Lunamuse "Lunamuse" by "Kay Gardner"	Mooncircles	Olivia Records, Inc.	1:06:48 (Pop-up)
Light Rain	The Sword Dance "The Sword Dance" by "Light Rain"	Dream Dancer		1:15:39 (Pop-up)
Slapp Happy	Is It You? "Is It You?" by "Slapp Happy"	Ça Va		1:21:18 (Pop-up)

Davy Graham	Sunshine Raga "Sunshine Raga" by "Davy Graham"	Large as Life and Twice as Natural	Bread & Wine	1:37:05 (Pop-up)
Buck Curran	River Unto Sea "River Unto Sea" by "Buck Curran"	Morning Haikus, Afternoon Ragas	ESP-Disk` / Obsolete Recordings	1:43:35 (Pop-up)
Gamelon Son of Lion	She (really) Had To Go	Sonogram	Innova	1:48:52 (Pop-up)
Pearls Before Swine	Regions of May	One Nation Underground	Drag City	1:58:11 (Pop-up)

Wall Matthews	Kalya and Mason "Kalya and Mason" by "Wall Matthews"	Before the World Was Made	Wall Matthews	2:12:48 (Pop-up)
Rick Deitrick	For Marsha "For Marsha" by "Rick Deitrick"	Gentle Wilderness	Tompkins Square	2:21:34 (Pop-up)
Johanna Warren	inreverse "inreverse" by "Johanna Warren"	Gemini II	Spirit House	2:27:01 (Pop-up)
Guy Buttery	7" Postcard "7" Postcard" by "Guy Buttery"	Live in KwaZulu	Risa	2:31:36 (Pop-up)
Dawnwind	Widow With a Husband "Widow With a Husband" by "Dawnwind"	Looking Back on the Future	Sunbeam Records	2:36:15 (Pop-up)

Loma	Who Is Speaking? / Dark Oscillations	Loma	Sub Pop	2:42:48 (Pop-up)
Ben Monder	Still Motion "Still Motion" by "Ben Monder"	Oceana	Sunnyside Records	2:50:13 (Pop-up)
I Think Like Midnight	Postdrome "Postdrome" by "I Think Like Midnight"	This Land Is Your Mind	Quadrapuss	2:57:19 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03pm DC: Yes! I love this track! I was once stuck in lincoln tunnel traffic for more than an hour after a 10+ hour drive. It lifted me then so nicely, and this is the first time I've heard it since! These ears are smilin'!
	9:07pm Elliott Simon: anyone seen I called him Morgan
	9:09pm Irene Trudel: Yes, Elliott! Really amazing documentary and so sad. Tonight's snowstorm approaching NYC put me in mind of this track. Sorry for the skips. Glad you like it, DC. I have to wonder how Lee would've developed had he lived a bit longer.
	9:10pm Elliott Simon: that's cool...I dreally liked chasing trane will have to ck it out...this cut reminds of Trane
	9:10pm Undead83: Great opening song Irene ^^
	9:14pm JakeGould: This is lovely, Irene! And nice running into you during the marathon.
	9:16pm Tommy in Neversink: This is my kind of jazz
	9:18pm Irene Trudel: Thanks to you all, Undead, Jake and Tommy! Yes, Jake, nice to see you during the Marathon too. That's when I catch up with a lot of good folks like yourself that I don't get to see often.
	9:29pm Listener Robert: One of the first two pieces (didn't get to the playlist in time to tell which) reminded me of Carl Reiner on "Dick van Dyke" as a western bad guy, saying, "Pianist, give me a little of that `luduluduludul...'."
	9:36pm fleep: Maybe we're just starved for content, but post-Marathon shows are great, it's like a big breath of fresh air.
	9:37pm katharsis: Enjoying the set. Thank you!
	9:38pm I am the Upsetter: You played two of my favorite jams to open the show. Thank you.
	9:38pm DC: @Tommy indeed, that was a fine vibe of jazz (thanks Irene!) @Robert laughing at the dick van dyke reference @Fleep, totally!
	9:39pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Robert, fleep, katharsis and Upsetter. I'm definitely catching my breath, playing lots of long pieces tonight to compensate for all the on-air banter during the 'thon.
	9:41pm ES-175: The new Bill Frisell album has quickly become one of my favorites for this year. SO good.
	9:52pm DC: Nice, David Garland is another great selection to hear from, and he is certainly another radio legend
	9:58pm JakeGould: Postive thoughts to anyone who knows anybody in Austin because another bomb went off tonight. This time at a Goodwill which I think most WFMU listeners would happily crate dig at.
	10:01pm Irene Trudel: Damn, Jake! I hope they put a stop to it soon. I've only been to Austin once, but it's a great music town (and not only during SXSW).
	10:03pm JakeGould: Well, I debated posting that… But good thoughts.
	10:05pm Irene Trudel: Sending positive thoughts to Austin via the music.
	10:07pm Peter K.: I am loving this David Garland music! It has me spinning on air!!
	10:08pm herb.nyc: Will be tuning in soon. Leaving musical "miss you like hell", which I loved and think will have long run. Involves deportation, related to Austin bombs. ie, reality. (Meow; I feel like petting my cat)
	10:09pm DC: Don't want to overcomment or be off topic here, but our country has to start having a conversation about mental illness and what it is that makes people want to harm others. We can add weapons and take weapons away until the cows come home, but the fact is we need to talk to each about "why do we want to hurt each other?" Talking more directly about our own nature of positive and negative potential might help avoid these nightmares. That should be taught in schools (in my opinion) Nice to Spinning on Air!
	10:12pm melinda: hi Irene and folks
	10:13pm TDK60: Evenin' Hearers of the Sonics from City of Jersey via Watchung Mountain.
	10:13pm Michiel: <3 WFMU. Thanks for all this beautiful music. PS: now I miss the DJ's talking.
	10:18pm TDK60: Don't let Clay Pigeon get a hold of that gong.
	10:20pm Irene Trudel: Ha! Peter! David's music does have a whirling quality about it. DC, I'm with you. Talk helps, as we're all essentially the same insecure characters inside. Hi melinds, TDK60 and Michiel.
	10:28pm Marc15: I don’t blame you Irene for the long sets tonight., after the marathon
	10:35pm TDK60: Not every listener is able to see the comments; many may not have the time, others no computer, or just choose to listen only by radio.
	10:46pm WillCrete: Was very much feeling Graham's "Sunshine Raga" on this day of the vernal equinox. Thanks!
	10:48pm wavy: Great show tonight, Irene. Perfect come down after all the marathon
	10:49pm TDK60: Irene's chill room for the formerly frenetic.
	10:50pm DC: Beautiful track from Buck Curran, love the nuances of the guitar touch
	10:50pm KP in DC: Hola, Irene
	10:53pm Pickle Rick: Wonderful music tonight, Irene! Thanks ♡
	11:01pm wavy: Btw I loved your Tom Rapp tribute s few weeks ago. Nice to hear him again so soon <3
	11:03pm TDK60: Back to P.B.S.'s 1st LP, a '67 fave.
	11:09pm TDK60: Mono! Some mid-to-late '60s albums sound better mono. Some of the early stereo was too separated. Some folks prefer the mono "Pet Sounds," etc. I'd rather hear "Beatles 65" in mono.
	11:10pm Pickle Rick: @ DC re your comment @ 10:09 - Quite correct, mental illness should be the primary focus as you don't even need weapons to commit great harm to others. I just saw an horrific case of elder abuse (from GA, I believe) that broke my heart. And then there's that shining example of humanity Mitt Romney who has more money than god yet his Bain Capital is one of the main reason for the demise of Toys R Us and the pending unemployment of thousands of US citizens.
	11:17pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Will and wavy and KP and Pickle Rick. Happy that I'm hitting things just right tonight. TDK60, Brian Wilson did often say the Beach Boys were better in mono. And some Beatles too, yes.
	11:27pm mb: Thanks Irene. It was great to meet a fellow Colonial at the marathon.
	11:35pm Irene Trudel: HI mb! Same here. I don't meet a lot of people from WJSV these days.
	11:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Been enjoying the tunes tonight, Irene. Good for alpha waves in the brain.
	11:57pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Ken, and thanks to all for tuning in tonight! Hope I've been able to even out your souls a bit.
	🥁 3:59pm Sean in Bristol UK: Lovely show, Irene, thank you

Irene Trudel: Playlist from March 20, 2018

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