WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from August 15, 2018

Listener comments!
	2:59pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Hey Irwin! Keep an eye on that toilet I fixed last week, the handle is loose. I'll just help myself to chips and salsa if you don't mind.....
	3:09pm berbo: Irwin: No adverbs! Irwin, doing the set list: that was, uh, uh, a song by Lee Morgan.
	3:13pm Itzall Ablurr: Aye caramba Lee Morgan, the puns- but great music!
	3:15pm The Oscar: Back in my record store days, we used to marvel at how lucky Lee Morgan was that adverbs exist.
	3:15pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: "Detachable penis..." -King Missile
	3:16pm Dean: And Konitzly. I mean, Lee Konitz.
	👻 3:23pm Listening Out There: Off to a great start today, this is...
	3:23pm Fredericks: Enjoying all the jazz, Irwin. Chris Knox is nice as well.
	3:26pm Booz: "Meat makes meat." Pretty much sums it up.
	3:27pm berbo: Is that a leopard? I subscribe to the view that love is a beautiful leopard.
	3:27pm coelacanth∅: "the progress of humanity from barbarism to civilization is pending."
	3:29pm Michael 98145: every century starts so full of hope -
	3:29pm coelacanth∅: - i guess rigor mortis has set in ...and what's that jester holding?
	3:30pm Michael 98145: @Booz, thanks for the translation
	3:30pm mb: Hello Irrrrwin:)
	3:35pm Itzall Ablurr: coelacanth∅, I believe that might be the breech-cloth of the poor fellow who has been rendered an eunuch by the mischievous kitty cat, perhaps even the jester himself.
	3:36pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: After all these years, Liz Phair has withstood the test of time. I was pretty sure that was a Dürer, the man who brought Renaissance art to the Germans. He had a book that was pretty cool full of how-to-draw examples.
	3:37pm Jeff Moore: I thought that sounded like Liz Phair.
	3:38pm Irwin: Liz Phair's entire catalog -- including her early demos -- are all worth hearing.
	3:40pm RstvMo: Hi, chatroom guy. Urgent Request: Louis Cole - "Phone" (new). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6LhO7YsayY
	3:41pm coelacanth∅: been into Liz Phair since "exile-" came out, but i have not been able to get into her forced attempt at a commercial breakthrough period.
	3:41pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Liz Phair is the same age as me, a Gen X-er. The Talking Heads NEVER get old! They are just so darned strange!
	3:42pm Devin B.: Hard not to expect Found a Job next
	3:43pm Irwin: coel: I'll accept that qualifier. Heard something she did a few years ago that left me unimpressed. But she had a good 15-year run.
	3:43pm Irwin: Devin: Uh-huh!
	3:43pm Dean: No way that's Dürer, who died in 1528.
	3:45pm Dean: Here's a Dürer engraving: https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/43.106.2/
	3:45pm Devin B.: I'm very digging this Tony Kofi though
	3:46pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Well, the "5"s look like Dürer's. Oh well, wrong again!
	3:48pm Dean: Renaissance identity theft!
	3:48pm coelacanth∅: i'm pretty sure it was Ms.Phair who told me she liked my car as i was parking on 4th street,nyc. i had the album but i wasn't sure. we had small talk and she pointed to her apartment on the next block. then we were next to each-other in a record store after i'd met up with my sister, and i tried to start a conversation with her. Liz, if it was her, probably thought i was being sleazy, since my sister & i don't look like siblings. i was to later learn that Liz did in fact live in that neighborhood at the time.
	3:51pm Fredericks: Lucky's pianist may have been Cedar Walton.
	3:53pm Dean: Gianluigi Trovesi and Gianni Coscia have a terrific album on ECM of Weill tunes. This Weill/Gershwin thing is remarkable.
	👻 3:53pm Alison Porchnik: I played this for my 89 year-old great uncle, who loved it.
	3:56pm Irwin: Clever lyrics. Tom Lehrer must've learned a trick or two from Ira and Kurt. That was a 1945 recording, yet it sounds like Lehrer wrote it.
	3:56pm Dean: Haney is appearing with Purdie...somewhere...isn't he? Oops, nope. He appeared on August 9 at Joe's Pub.
	3:57pm melinda: Hi all
	4:01pm Irwin: In my spam folder: "Bespoke Aerial Imagery of Chusid irwin or your home."
	👻 4:02pm Alison Porchnik: I have to choose?
	4:02pm PKDrum: yanni for millennials on Blue Note?
	4:05pm coelacanth∅: hi melinda
	4:06pm melinda: hey coel
	4:08pm RstvMo: Hi, chatroom guy. Urgent Request: Louis Cole - "Phone" (new). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6LhO7YsayY
	4:08pm LunchboxTA: hey all. hope your having a nice day/evening
	4:08pm andrewb: Has there ever been a Chusid produced Lehrer tribute. If not there aught to be.
	4:10pm Irwin: Others have gotten there before me. There was a Broadway musical based on TL's songs.
	4:13pm flashbazbo: I enjoy the la sound arthurly.
	4:14pm andrewb: Not calling Mr Lehrer an undiscovered genius or anything.
	4:16pm The Oscar: Tom Lehrer still lives in Harvard Square-- I used to see him nearly every day walking down the street past the store I worked at. I was always tempted to approach him, but I knew how much he would hate that.
	4:17pm LunchboxTA: i think you played a track from this honey and salt album last week as well. really like the spoken word aspects. been trying to find more albums like that lately
	4:20pm Johnzon: c
	4:20pm Johnzon: p
	4:21pm Johnzon: whoops! butt-commenting... good set doe!!
	4:22pm Irwin: Colonnaded ruins domino.
	4:23pm Irwin: Cryptic lyrics by Van Dyke Parks
	4:27pm Keith from Oregon: I think that's "columnated ruins", Irwin
	4:30pm Irwin: I always hear "colonnaded" but you could be right. They make equal sense.
	4:31pm Keith from Oregon: True dat!
	4:35pm Dean: I'm hearing an allusion to Ozymandias.
	👻 4:43pm Alison Porchnik: "Domino" - they cascade like dominos.
	4:44pm Monica: hi irwin and irwin-ites. enjoying today's tunes. this one must be a leftover - in a good way - from your wonderful moondog special.
	4:44pm Parq: Moon Hooch sounds a bit like Moondog, no? I see they also started by playing the streets of NYC - or, more accurately, the subway stations.
	👻 4:46pm Alison Porchnik: Welcome to my world, Irwin.
	4:48pm yikes!: don't stomp a roach.. the eggs get into the soles of your shoes and travel back to your house.... I tend to burn them through with a hot poker... I make them watch as I heat it in the furnace.
	4:53pm Irwin: I prefer to terminate swiftly and conclusively. He should've known better than to hang out near the elevator. He could've fallen down the shaft. I spared him a possible plummet.
	4:54pm Irwin: I checked the sole of my shoe. No eggs. tho there were bits of bacon.
	4:55pm Michael 98145: ( our visual artist appears to be anonymous : www.rijksmuseum.nl... )
	4:59pm steveo: I once saw Liz Phair and Tom Lehrer making out in the Piazza di Spagna.
	4:59pm Dean: Mmmm, roach bacon!
	5:01pm Tom: Sneaky drum beat
	5:03pm Dean: Gunther Schuller (Ed Schuller's dad)
	5:15pm common: Irwin. all.
	5:15pm judy from croton: This is beautiful, and at some point I have to stop mumbling, “This has got to be Keith Jarrett”. I mean, the dream is over.
	5:15pm judy from croton: We all owe somebody.
	5:16pm judy from croton: I guess.
	5:17pm Irwin: Hi, Judy. How's lovely Croton?
	5:18pm judy from croton: Lovely. Oh, but it is. No more crazy-ass concerts though.
	5:19pm LunchboxTA: great show irwin, will catch the rest on archive.
	5:20pm judy from croton: I mean, P Blegvad? B. Sorrentino? Mose and Amy A.? And some other more famous types.
	5:22pm judy from croton: Nobody wants to put completely illegal shows anymore.
	5:26pm Laura L: Well, that is a perfectly beautiful comp. by Jonny Greenwood. Thanks for that refreshment.
	👻 5:26pm Listening Out There: I like what I've heard of Greenwood's film scores...
	5:29pm Irwin: This work is very cinematic.
	5:34pm Fredericks: Parts of "Water" sounds like a lost Monk composition.
	5:36pm Michael 98145: no wonder we support this station --
	5:40pm Fredericks: Hey Parq, Moon Hooch could call themselves Moon Pooch.
	5:41pm blee: The Naughty Nun: bit.ly...
	5:41pm Dean: Does a triptych count as one or three submissions? Asking for Dürer.
	5:43pm queems: hey there all
	5:47pm Michael 98145: @blee, good job!
	5:50pm melinda: I like this Raveonettes.
	5:52pm Laura L: I hope Jim Knipfel and Morgan were tuned in and heard the David E. Williams number.
	5:53pm Michael 98145: thank you again, Irwin
	5:54pm Irwin: It was Jim who introduced me to DEW. Just got the new LP.
	5:57pm JZinLA: If we had ham, we could have ham and eggs, if we had eggs.
	5:59pm Laura L: Yeah, I thought so about DEW. Thanks, Irwin!
	6:45pm coelacanth∅: (belated) Thanks Irwin
	8:27pm Lora Bloom: Oh woah I just found out like seven (!!) Months late you played our cover of David E Williams's Stench Number Seven. So excited (our band doesn't get a lot of radio play.

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August 15, 2018: The advance of humanity from barbarism to civilization is not irreversible.

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"Your secret is safe; I sha'n't whisper nor shout,
But loan it here, won't you? I'll give you this trout."

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Cunning Lee "Cunning Lee" by "Lee Morgan"	Caramba	Blue Note	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Lucky Thompson	Monsoon "Monsoon" by "Lucky Thompson"	Home Comin'	LRC	0:10:19 (Pop-up)
Manuel Valera	Ask Me Now "Ask Me Now" by "Manuel Valera"	Self Portrait	Mavo	0:16:00 (Pop-up)
Chris Knox	Everyone's Cool "Everyone's Cool" by "Chris Knox"	Beat	Flying Nun	0:21:34 (Pop-up)
Japanese Breakfast	Boyish "Boyish" by "Japanese Breakfast"	Soft Sounds from Another Planet	Dead Oceans	0:25:07 (Pop-up)

Seth Avett & Jessica Lea Mayfield	Ballad of Big Nothing	Seth Avett & Jessica Lea Mayfield Sing Elliott Smith	Ramseur	0:31:14 (Pop-up)
Liz Phair	X-Ray Man "X-Ray Man" by "Liz Phair"	Whip-Smart	Matador	0:33:25 (Pop-up)
The Mallard	Crystals & Candles "Crystals & Candles" by "The Mallard"	Finding Meaning in Deference	Castleface	0:35:35 (Pop-up)
Talking Heads	The Girls Want to Be with the Girls	More Songs About Buildings and Food	Sire	0:38:41 (Pop-up)
Tony Kofi & the Organisation	Minor League	Point Blank	The Last Music Co.	0:41:23 (Pop-up)
Valerie June	Shakedown "Shakedown" by "Valerie June"	The Order of Time	Concord	0:45:26 (Pop-up)

Kurt Weill & Ira Gershwin	Song of the Rhineland (demo)	Tryout	Radiophone Archives	0:50:29 (Pop-up)
David Haney & Bernard Purdie	Great Uncle Two Brains	Selling It Like It Is	CIMP	0:53:21 (Pop-up)
GoGo Penguin	Raven "Raven" by "GoGo Penguin"	A Humdrum Star	Blue Note	0:56:39 (Pop-up)
Dusted	Dead Eyes "Dead Eyes" by "Dusted"	Blackout Summer	Polyvinyl Records	1:01:55 (Pop-up)
The Capitol Years	Japanese Store "Japanese Store" by "The Capitol Years"	Jewelry Store	Feel Records	1:06:21 (Pop-up)
Matt Wilson (Jon Scofield: reader)	We Must Be Polite	Honey and Salt: Music Inspired by the Poetry of Carl Sandburg	Palmetto	1:08:54 (Pop-up)

Earlimart	Teeth "Teeth" by "Earlimart"	Hymn and Her	Majordomo	1:17:09 (Pop-up)
Brian Wilson	Surf's Up "Surf's Up" by "Brian Wilson"	SMiLE	Nonesuch	1:21:03 (Pop-up)
Isla Craig	Messages (Garden Edition)	The Becoming	Pleasence	1:25:01 (Pop-up)
Atlas Sound ft. Laetitia Sadier	Quick Canal	Logos	Kranky	1:30:47 (Pop-up)
Moon Hooch	Stalagmites "Stalagmites" by "Moon Hooch"	Cave Sessions	Hornblow	1:39:17 (Pop-up)

Lemon Twigs	If You Give Enough "If You Give Enough" by "Lemon Twigs"	Go to School	4AD	1:48:50 (Pop-up)
Gunther Schuller (composer & conductor)	Transformation	The Birth of the Third Stream	Columbia	1:51:26 (Pop-up)
Helvetia	Dromomania "Dromomania" by "Helvetia"	Dromomania	Joyful Noise Recordings	1:57:20 (Pop-up)
Fountains of Wayne	Everything's Ruined	Fountains of Wayne	Rhino Atlantic	2:01:23 (Pop-up)
A.G.N.Z.	Insight, Enlight "Insight, Enlight" by "A.G.N.Z."	Chance Meeting	Whaling City Sound	2:03:42 (Pop-up)

Jeremy Ajani Jordan Trio	We Fall Down	Trust Us	One Label	2:10:53 (Pop-up)
Richard Tognetti & the Australian Chamber Orchestra	Water (comp. Jonny Greenwood)	Jonny Greenwood: Water - Mozart: Night Music	ABC Australia	2:20:04 (Pop-up)

The Kirkbys (ft. Jimmy Campbell)	Bless You	Troubadour (Lost Recordings 1965-1991)	The Viper Label	2:40:18 (Pop-up)
Radio Eris	Stench Number Seven "Stench Number Seven" by "Radio Eris"	Women Sing Williams: Songs of David Williams in the Female Voice	Nato/Tesco USA	2:42:11 (Pop-up)
Raveonettes	Dead Sound "Dead Sound" by "Raveonettes"	Lust Lust Lust	Beat Dies Records	2:46:38 (Pop-up)
DJ Khalab (ft. Shabaka Hutchings & Tommaso Cappellato)	Dense	Black Noise 2084	On the Corner	2:50:14 (Pop-up)
Blues Magoos	There's a Chance We Can Make It	Electric Comic Book	Island/Mercury	2:52:55 (Pop-up)
Nelories	Keith (demo) "Keith (demo)" by "Nelories"	1990 Demo EP	The Nelories	2:55:13 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:59pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Hey Irwin! Keep an eye on that toilet I fixed last week, the handle is loose. I'll just help myself to chips and salsa if you don't mind.....
	3:09pm berbo: Irwin: No adverbs! Irwin, doing the set list: that was, uh, uh, a song by Lee Morgan.
	3:13pm Itzall Ablurr: Aye caramba Lee Morgan, the puns- but great music!
	3:15pm The Oscar: Back in my record store days, we used to marvel at how lucky Lee Morgan was that adverbs exist.
	3:15pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: "Detachable penis..." -King Missile
	3:16pm Dean: And Konitzly. I mean, Lee Konitz.
	👻 3:23pm Listening Out There: Off to a great start today, this is...
	3:23pm Fredericks: Enjoying all the jazz, Irwin. Chris Knox is nice as well.
	3:26pm Booz: "Meat makes meat." Pretty much sums it up.
	3:27pm berbo: Is that a leopard? I subscribe to the view that love is a beautiful leopard.
	3:27pm coelacanth∅: "the progress of humanity from barbarism to civilization is pending."
	3:29pm Michael 98145: every century starts so full of hope -
	3:29pm coelacanth∅: - i guess rigor mortis has set in ...and what's that jester holding?
	3:30pm Michael 98145: @Booz, thanks for the translation
	3:30pm mb: Hello Irrrrwin:)
	3:35pm Itzall Ablurr: coelacanth∅, I believe that might be the breech-cloth of the poor fellow who has been rendered an eunuch by the mischievous kitty cat, perhaps even the jester himself.
	3:36pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: After all these years, Liz Phair has withstood the test of time. I was pretty sure that was a Dürer, the man who brought Renaissance art to the Germans. He had a book that was pretty cool full of how-to-draw examples.
	3:37pm Jeff Moore: I thought that sounded like Liz Phair.
	3:38pm Irwin: Liz Phair's entire catalog -- including her early demos -- are all worth hearing.
	3:40pm RstvMo: Hi, chatroom guy. Urgent Request: Louis Cole - "Phone" (new). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6LhO7YsayY
	3:41pm coelacanth∅: been into Liz Phair since "exile-" came out, but i have not been able to get into her forced attempt at a commercial breakthrough period.
	3:41pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Liz Phair is the same age as me, a Gen X-er. The Talking Heads NEVER get old! They are just so darned strange!
	3:42pm Devin B.: Hard not to expect Found a Job next
	3:43pm Irwin: coel: I'll accept that qualifier. Heard something she did a few years ago that left me unimpressed. But she had a good 15-year run.
	3:43pm Irwin: Devin: Uh-huh!
	3:43pm Dean: No way that's Dürer, who died in 1528.
	3:45pm Dean: Here's a Dürer engraving: https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/works-of-art/43.106.2/
	3:45pm Devin B.: I'm very digging this Tony Kofi though
	3:46pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Well, the "5"s look like Dürer's. Oh well, wrong again!
	3:48pm Dean: Renaissance identity theft!
	3:48pm coelacanth∅: i'm pretty sure it was Ms.Phair who told me she liked my car as i was parking on 4th street,nyc. i had the album but i wasn't sure. we had small talk and she pointed to her apartment on the next block. then we were next to each-other in a record store after i'd met up with my sister, and i tried to start a conversation with her. Liz, if it was her, probably thought i was being sleazy, since my sister & i don't look like siblings. i was to later learn that Liz did in fact live in that neighborhood at the time.
	3:51pm Fredericks: Lucky's pianist may have been Cedar Walton.
	3:53pm Dean: Gianluigi Trovesi and Gianni Coscia have a terrific album on ECM of Weill tunes. This Weill/Gershwin thing is remarkable.
	👻 3:53pm Alison Porchnik: I played this for my 89 year-old great uncle, who loved it.
	3:56pm Irwin: Clever lyrics. Tom Lehrer must've learned a trick or two from Ira and Kurt. That was a 1945 recording, yet it sounds like Lehrer wrote it.
	3:56pm Dean: Haney is appearing with Purdie...somewhere...isn't he? Oops, nope. He appeared on August 9 at Joe's Pub.
	3:57pm melinda: Hi all
	4:01pm Irwin: In my spam folder: "Bespoke Aerial Imagery of Chusid irwin or your home."
	👻 4:02pm Alison Porchnik: I have to choose?
	4:02pm PKDrum: yanni for millennials on Blue Note?
	4:05pm coelacanth∅: hi melinda
	4:06pm melinda: hey coel
	4:08pm RstvMo: Hi, chatroom guy. Urgent Request: Louis Cole - "Phone" (new). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6LhO7YsayY
	4:08pm LunchboxTA: hey all. hope your having a nice day/evening
	4:08pm andrewb: Has there ever been a Chusid produced Lehrer tribute. If not there aught to be.
	4:10pm Irwin: Others have gotten there before me. There was a Broadway musical based on TL's songs.
	4:13pm flashbazbo: I enjoy the la sound arthurly.
	4:14pm andrewb: Not calling Mr Lehrer an undiscovered genius or anything.
	4:16pm The Oscar: Tom Lehrer still lives in Harvard Square-- I used to see him nearly every day walking down the street past the store I worked at. I was always tempted to approach him, but I knew how much he would hate that.
	4:17pm LunchboxTA: i think you played a track from this honey and salt album last week as well. really like the spoken word aspects. been trying to find more albums like that lately
	4:20pm Johnzon: c
	4:20pm Johnzon: p
	4:21pm Johnzon: whoops! butt-commenting... good set doe!!
	4:22pm Irwin: Colonnaded ruins domino.
	4:23pm Irwin: Cryptic lyrics by Van Dyke Parks
	4:27pm Keith from Oregon: I think that's "columnated ruins", Irwin
	4:30pm Irwin: I always hear "colonnaded" but you could be right. They make equal sense.
	4:31pm Keith from Oregon: True dat!
	4:35pm Dean: I'm hearing an allusion to Ozymandias.
	👻 4:43pm Alison Porchnik: "Domino" - they cascade like dominos.
	4:44pm Monica: hi irwin and irwin-ites. enjoying today's tunes. this one must be a leftover - in a good way - from your wonderful moondog special.
	4:44pm Parq: Moon Hooch sounds a bit like Moondog, no? I see they also started by playing the streets of NYC - or, more accurately, the subway stations.
	👻 4:46pm Alison Porchnik: Welcome to my world, Irwin.
	4:48pm yikes!: don't stomp a roach.. the eggs get into the soles of your shoes and travel back to your house.... I tend to burn them through with a hot poker... I make them watch as I heat it in the furnace.
	4:53pm Irwin: I prefer to terminate swiftly and conclusively. He should've known better than to hang out near the elevator. He could've fallen down the shaft. I spared him a possible plummet.
	4:54pm Irwin: I checked the sole of my shoe. No eggs. tho there were bits of bacon.
	4:55pm Michael 98145: ( our visual artist appears to be anonymous : www.rijksmuseum.nl... )
	4:59pm steveo: I once saw Liz Phair and Tom Lehrer making out in the Piazza di Spagna.
	4:59pm Dean: Mmmm, roach bacon!
	5:01pm Tom: Sneaky drum beat
	5:03pm Dean: Gunther Schuller (Ed Schuller's dad)
	5:15pm common: Irwin. all.
	5:15pm judy from croton: This is beautiful, and at some point I have to stop mumbling, “This has got to be Keith Jarrett”. I mean, the dream is over.
	5:15pm judy from croton: We all owe somebody.
	5:16pm judy from croton: I guess.
	5:17pm Irwin: Hi, Judy. How's lovely Croton?
	5:18pm judy from croton: Lovely. Oh, but it is. No more crazy-ass concerts though.
	5:19pm LunchboxTA: great show irwin, will catch the rest on archive.
	5:20pm judy from croton: I mean, P Blegvad? B. Sorrentino? Mose and Amy A.? And some other more famous types.
	5:22pm judy from croton: Nobody wants to put completely illegal shows anymore.
	5:26pm Laura L: Well, that is a perfectly beautiful comp. by Jonny Greenwood. Thanks for that refreshment.
	👻 5:26pm Listening Out There: I like what I've heard of Greenwood's film scores...
	5:29pm Irwin: This work is very cinematic.
	5:34pm Fredericks: Parts of "Water" sounds like a lost Monk composition.
	5:36pm Michael 98145: no wonder we support this station --
	5:40pm Fredericks: Hey Parq, Moon Hooch could call themselves Moon Pooch.
	5:41pm blee: The Naughty Nun: bit.ly...
	5:41pm Dean: Does a triptych count as one or three submissions? Asking for Dürer.
	5:43pm queems: hey there all
	5:47pm Michael 98145: @blee, good job!
	5:50pm melinda: I like this Raveonettes.
	5:52pm Laura L: I hope Jim Knipfel and Morgan were tuned in and heard the David E. Williams number.
	5:53pm Michael 98145: thank you again, Irwin
	5:54pm Irwin: It was Jim who introduced me to DEW. Just got the new LP.
	5:57pm JZinLA: If we had ham, we could have ham and eggs, if we had eggs.
	5:59pm Laura L: Yeah, I thought so about DEW. Thanks, Irwin!
	6:45pm coelacanth∅: (belated) Thanks Irwin
	8:27pm Lora Bloom: Oh woah I just found out like seven (!!) Months late you played our cover of David E Williams's Stench Number Seven. So excited (our band doesn't get a lot of radio play.

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from August 15, 2018

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