WFMU: Steve Krinsky: Playlist from February 16, 2019

Steve Krinsky: Playlist from February 16, 2019

February 16, 2019: Tic Tac Toe Chicken

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Big Guitars from Texas	Bulldoggin' Boogie	This tune was written by Don Leady, formerly of LeRoi Bros & Tailgators, two great Austin bands.	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Gabor Szabo	Three King Fishers "Three King Fishers" by "Gabor Szabo"	Terrific guitar player from Budapest, Hungary; died in 1986 at age 45.	0:02:12 (Pop-up)
Goat Rodeo	Attaboy "Attaboy" by "Goat Rodeo"	This is Yo Yo Ma, Chris Thile, Edgar Meyer, Stuart Duncan. Serious players.	0:07:14 (Pop-up)
Norman Blake	Rubagfre "Rubagfre" by "Norman Blake"	From 1975, "Old and New" on Flying Fish	0:12:39 (Pop-up)
Bela Fleck	Cheeseballs in Cowtown	From "Tales from the Acoustic Planet" (WB, 1994)	0:16:13 (Pop-up)
Sam Bush	Leather Britches "Leather Britches" by "Sam Bush"	This one is from a collection: "Bluegrass Class of 1990"-- which also includes Bela Fleck and Norman Blake	0:20:56 (Pop-up)
Chet Atkins	Carnavalito "Carnavalito" by "Chet Atkins"	This country guitar giant can play lots of different kinds of music. Sweet.	0:24:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Gabor Szabo	Dear Prudence "Dear Prudence" by "Gabor Szabo"	In 1968 & 69, Gabor Szabo covered a lot of popular hit songs. Not all of them worked.	0:27:51 (Pop-up)
Caetano Veloso	The Carioca "The Carioca" by "Caetano Veloso"	Caetano sings in English, on "A Foreign Sound" (Nonesuch, 2004)	0:30:43 (Pop-up)
Caetano Veloso	Diana "Diana" by "Caetano Veloso"	Sometimes it's hard to take Paul Anka but this one works	0:33:56 (Pop-up)
Antonio Carlos Jobim	The Girl from Ipanema	Not what I intended but it's a great song, albeit overplayed. Vocals by Astrud & João Gilberto, with Stan Getz on sax, Tom Jobim on piano	0:37:21 (Pop-up)
Antonio Carlos Jobim	Favela "Favela" by "Antonio Carlos Jobim"	The master of Brazilian music, with strings. (This is what I meant to play)	0:43:06 (Pop-up)
Ani Cordero	El Flamboyan "El Flamboyan" by "Ani Cordero"	Based in Brooklyn, Ani Cordero is a founding member of terrific Mexican band Pistolera and played drums on tour with Os Mutantes	0:46:00 (Pop-up)
Betopey	Cumbia del Carnival "Cumbia del Carnival" by "Betopey"	From "The Original Sound of Cumbia"	0:48:40 (Pop-up)
Daddy-O Grande	Camino Grande "Camino Grande" by "Daddy-O Grande"	This is Danny Amis from Los Straitjackets, now con Lost Acapulco. Sorry for the glitch.	0:51:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Daddy-O Grande	Malteada de Chocolate		0:56:43 (Pop-up)
Feufollet	Tired of Your Tears "Tired of Your Tears" by "Feufollet"	Good band out of Lafayette, LA	1:01:17 (Pop-up)
Feufollet	Pris Dans la Vie Farouche	Love that swamp pop ritmo	1:04:55 (Pop-up)
Clifton Chenier	One Step At A Time	The master of zydeco	1:07:08 (Pop-up)
Los Folkloristas	La Golondrina "La Golondrina" by "Los Folkloristas"	From an amazing album-- about a sad powerful story: ""San Patricio" by the Chieftains featuring Ry Cooder. The next few songs are from that album.	1:11:29 (Pop-up)
Carlos Nunez	Sailing to Mexico "Sailing to Mexico" by "Carlos Nunez"	This is the story of a few hundred mostly Irish kids who deserted the US army to fight in the Mexican War, against brazen American imperialism.	1:14:32 (Pop-up)
Los Campesinos de Valles	El Caballo	Ry Cooder brought the Chieftains to Los Angeles to play with all these Mexican musicians. The result is special-- both musically and as a tribute to these brave young men.	1:16:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Moya Brennan	Lullaby for the Dead		1:19:17 (Pop-up)
Los Cenzontles et al	Finale "Finale" by "Los Cenzontles et al"	The defeat of the San Patricio Brigade led to the largest mass hanging in U.S. history. But, to this day, the Mexicans salute their brave Irish brothers.	1:23:49 (Pop-up)
M Shanghai String Band	Knob Creek Boogie	Short instrumental from the fine Brooklyn band	1:29:34 (Pop-up)
M Shanghai String Band	Tic Tac Toe Chicken	They had a monthly gig at a Brooklyn Chinese restaurant ("an Asian bistro in Williamsburg") from 2002-2009-- and they are still around.	1:30:17 (Pop-up)
Carolina Chocolate Drops	Rickett's Hornpipe	This band is a modern day tribute to black string band music from 100 years ago. Very cool.	1:33:30 (Pop-up)
Carolina Chocolate Drops	Cornbread and Butterbeans	Vocals by Rhiannon Giddens	1:36:23 (Pop-up)
The Duhks	Camptown Races "Camptown Races" by "The Duhks"	From a terrific album: "Beautiful Dreamer: The Songs of Stephen Foster" on American Roots Music (2004)	1:40:11 (Pop-up)
Henry Kaiser	Autumn Waltz "Autumn Waltz" by "Henry Kaiser"	More Stephen Foster, born in 1826, the year the USA celebrated 50 years since the Declaration.	1:42:37 (Pop-up)
Steve Goodman	The Dutchman "The Dutchman" by "Steve Goodman"	A sweet sad song, written by Michael Smith, an underappreciated songwriter	1:45:34 (Pop-up)
Willie Murphy	My Own Fault "My Own Fault" by "Willie Murphy"	Minneapolis bluesman died last month. He does this John Lee Hooker cover, with his band ("The Angel Headed Hipsters") on his "Hustlin’ Man Blues" album (1999)	1:50:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Willie Murphy	Fairy Tale "Fairy Tale" by "Willie Murphy"		2:01:14 (Pop-up)
Link Wray	Law of the Jungle "Law of the Jungle" by "Link Wray"	Inspired by "Rumble: Indians Who Rocked the World" about Native American influence on American music. On PBS	2:01:30 (Pop-up)
Link Wray	The Earth Is Crying "The Earth Is Crying" by "Link Wray"	Link Wray was born in NC in 1929; his parents were from the Shawnee tribe. He is one of the people who first used the power chord in his guitar playing.	2:03:16 (Pop-up)
Mildred Bailey	Lover Come Back "Lover Come Back" by "Mildred Bailey"	Mildred Bailey grew up on the Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation in Idaho	2:06:32 (Pop-up)
Charlie Patton	Pony Blues "Pony Blues" by "Charlie Patton"	Poor recording, great music. Charlie Patton is said to have had one grandmother who was Cherokee or Choctaw; there is certainly a touch of Indian in his music.	2:09:41 (Pop-up)
Charlie Patton	Running Wild Blues	Some people say this is the guy who started it all, the "father of Delta blues."	2:12:14 (Pop-up)
Thelonious Monk	Bemsha Swing "Bemsha Swing" by "Thelonious Monk"	A breathtakingly great jazz classic.	2:15:51 (Pop-up)
Jackie Mittoo	North of the Sun "North of the Sun" by "Jackie Mittoo"	When this ska keyboard genius died of cancer at age 42, his funeral was held at the National Arena in Kingston, Jamaica.	2:19:59 (Pop-up)
Daniel Romano	The Long Mirror of Time	New music on New West	2:24:16 (Pop-up)
Sharon Van Etten	No One's Easy to Love	From "Remind Me Tomorrow" on Jagjaguwar (2019)	2:27:54 (Pop-up)
Dan Hicks	Garden in the Rain "Garden in the Rain" by "Dan Hicks"	This guy has been haunting me lately.	2:32:27 (Pop-up)
Dan Hicks	Walkin' My Baby Back Home	Charming, just charming. With vocal assistance from Maryann Price.	2:35:39 (Pop-up)
Cauley Family	New River Train "New River Train" by "Cauley Family"	From "In the Pines: Tar Heel Folks Songs & Fiddle Tune Old Time Music of North Carolina 1926-1936" (Old Hat Records, 2008)	2:39:18 (Pop-up)
Steve Earle	To Live Is to Fly "To Live Is to Fly" by "Steve Earle"	In 2009, Steve Earle did an album of Townes Van Zandt songs on New West	2:42:07 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Tried So Hard	Written by Gene Clark, who was supposed to be in the band but bailed. No Gram here either.	2:45:35 (Pop-up)
Bill Frisell	Pipeline "Pipeline" by "Bill Frisell"	I've been waiting since 6 am to play this. He does something special with this tune.	2:48:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bill Frisell	The Shortest Day "The Shortest Day" by "Bill Frisell"		2:58:45 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	6:03am annie: good morning!!!!
	6:03am spamoni: Good morning Steve and all.
	6:03am annie: did you send jeffrey on vacation? it's nice to see you!
	6:04am Steve Krinsky: Here I am, ready or not.
	6:05am David in London: Morning all you Saturday groovers.
	6:05am duke: Hi Steve and Saturday listeners
	6:06am Listener Bop Monroe: it may be saturday but i'm waking and baking, Steve! Good morning all!
	6:06am dale: have a coupl of gabor albums from the 60s and they are nothing as nice as this.
	6:08am Listener Bop Monroe: they are yes a different direction but doesn't detract from is Mr Szabo's supreme artistry
	6:09am dale: had to look it up - d DO have baccchanal, so yes - it would be something like this. need to revisit my vinyl.
	6:11am Listener Bop Monroe: rock the yo yo!!!
	6:19am Listener Bop Monroe: Bela and Yo Yo same set! yeah!
	6:20am annie: cloudy/light rain here, seaonal temp right now.sky is barely discernably blue; gonna be rainy day. might be a good day to get pics of the basilica, finally.. good morning all!
	6:23am Nulsh: Howdy folks!
	6:29am Listener Bop Monroe: basillica? rome or rome ny? light on the horizon in tannersville. good morning all!
	6:31am the cl@m digger: Great stuff Steve
	6:37am annie: @ Bop Monroe: iiif.lib.ncsu.edu... hope that opens for you, it's the St Lawrence Basilica here in asheville; i live across the small plaza in front of it.
	6:42am spamoni: @annie no it won't open bad address
	6:43am fred: I think the right link is this: iiif.lib.ncsu.edu...
	6:44am spamoni: @fred that works nice pic
	6:44am annie: only part of it pasted.. well, it's a magnificent building.. well worth a web search.. thanks fred!
	6:47am TDK60: zzzzzzzzz. Up.
	6:55am Listener Bop Monroe: wow! way cool!
	6:55am Steve Krinsky: Oops
	6:56am Cooh John: Daddy-O Grande from Los Straitjackets?
	6:56am Listener Bop Monroe: time for pancakes!
	7:00am jake6573: Good morning room
	7:05am Steve Krinsky: Okay. We have a pretty good early morning groove going. Now more coffee.
	7:15am EG_Astro: morning everyone
	7:17am TDK60: Ah yes, The St. Patrick's.
	7:19am TDK60: ..oops, why did I do that? don't like non-necessary apostrophes.
	7:27am prudy: nice to hear a familiar accent this early in the morning
	7:31am Listener Bop Monroe: wow, steve, powerful stuff
	7:33am Cooh John: Nice show. Met you at the marathon once. Maybe see you again this year.
	7:34am Listener Bop Monroe: tic tac toe chicken and pancakes! yum.
	7:36am Listener Bop Monroe: was that the one from Canal St?
	7:37am Andrew in Etobicoke: Good morning Steve and everybody else.
	7:39am Listener Bop Monroe: gf sez it was John St. Chicken always got 1st move, would choose center of course.
	7:40am Ken From Hyde Park: The planet is expanding today or just not shrinking?
	7:41am Listener Bop Monroe: jeff is on assignment
	7:44am annie: "gwine"...
	7:44am prudy: love the Chocolate Drops!
	7:49am Listener Bop Monroe: last time i heard this was Scelsa on WNEW... jeez.
	7:50am TDK60: ..got to see Goodman once along with the black string band Martin, Bogan & Armstrong, and partied later at a small bar.
	7:51am twinoak170: Good morning Steve and everyone! Haven’t heard this song in years.
	7:51am Fredericks: Love this Goodman song. I seem to recall a less produced version. Perhaps a cover.
	7:54am Fredericks: Michael Smith is the artist, I'll bet. And his version is not a cover either.
	8:03am TDK60: Good for you Steve; those fossil fools again...
	8:04am annie: clancy brothers do a lovely rendition of "The Dutchman"
	8:05am Listener Bop Monroe: go Link!
	8:05am Cooh John: Leaving with Link playing. Have a good day, everybody.
	8:05am Cmurtha: Morning everyone,
	8:08am Listener Bop Monroe: someone threw a garbage bag out their car window at his feet... yes the earth is crying
	8:08am DonJuanTijuana: Expecting to hear Jeffrey this AM, but pleasantly surprised to hear some real gems ...Thx Steve!!!
	8:13am TDK60: ..there's the old controversy about who invented electricity first: Link Wray or Bo Diddley.
	8:18am Andrew in Etobicoke: Thanks for Thelonious.
	8:18am tom from Glasgow: morning!
	8:20am LIstener Bop Monroe: No such thing as a wrong note...
	8:21am Andrew in Etobicoke: You got it, Bop Monroe
	8:22am Joe C from Brooklyn In Staten Island: I'm just hear.
	8:24am Listener Bop Monroe: :-)
	8:28am Listener Bop Monroe: How many licks does it take to reach the tootsie pop center, he sang?
	8:29am Listener Bop Monroe: Lennon-y
	8:29am Bill H. From The Apartment Above The Fishmomgers: bored
	8:30am Bill H. From The Apartment Above The Fishmongers: bored
	8:32am twinoak170: SVE, this is so great.
	8:33am Bill H. From The Apartment Above The Fishmongers: booorreeddd
	8:35am Listener Bop Monroe: You prefer the earnest singer songwriters? This is nice change. Boredom is a great buzzcocks song
	8:36am Listener Bop Monroe: Have some fish
	8:36am Bill H. From The Apartment Above The Fishmongers: i prefer a ham sandwich
	8:37am Listener Bop Monroe: Cool
	8:39am twinoak170: Clay Pigeon can really scat.
	8:41am Listener Bop Monroe: Skiddly op op
	8:43am tom from Glasgow: this is good stuff
	8:46am twinoak170: Any Townes is good Townes.
	8:48am twinoak170: You’re killing it now Steve!
	8:48am prudy: Yeah, Gram has quite a distinctive voice
	8:49am TDK60: ..the Burritos..
	8:49am TDK60: ..the Burritos..
	8:49am Listener Bop Monroe: found it! the NYC tic tac toe chicken! https://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/11/nyregion/chinatown-fair-returns-but-without-chicken-playing-tick-tack-toe.html it wasn't just a drunken cruise nite out with friends hallucination! Thanks Steve!
	8:50am TDK60: ..more caffeine now..
	8:50am John from Florham Park: Hi there nice sounds I am hearing
	8:50am Listener Bop Monroe: no one believed me. i woke and boked. bock bock bock!
	8:53am Listener Bop Monroe: niiiiiiiice...!!! hang ten
	8:55am dotpattern: This is a great, dreamy version of Pipeline, may be the direct opposite of Dick Dale.
	8:57am Luna Nueva: Liked today's show. Thanks Steve. :-)
	8:57am TDK60: ..thanks for the selections DJ SK. See ya at your next fill-in...
	8:58am Listener Bop Monroe: has 2 go now 2. thnx agin for great 3 hours. luv 2 all n a great day! no such thing as boredom!
	8:59am twinoak170: Thank you Steve. Have a great one!
	8:59am sue: nice to hear your voice

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Big Guitars from Texas	Bulldoggin' Boogie	This tune was written by Don Leady, formerly of LeRoi Bros & Tailgators, two great Austin bands.	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Gabor Szabo	Three King Fishers "Three King Fishers" by "Gabor Szabo"	Terrific guitar player from Budapest, Hungary; died in 1986 at age 45.	0:02:12 (Pop-up)
Goat Rodeo	Attaboy "Attaboy" by "Goat Rodeo"	This is Yo Yo Ma, Chris Thile, Edgar Meyer, Stuart Duncan. Serious players.	0:07:14 (Pop-up)
Norman Blake	Rubagfre "Rubagfre" by "Norman Blake"	From 1975, "Old and New" on Flying Fish	0:12:39 (Pop-up)
Bela Fleck	Cheeseballs in Cowtown	From "Tales from the Acoustic Planet" (WB, 1994)	0:16:13 (Pop-up)
Sam Bush	Leather Britches "Leather Britches" by "Sam Bush"	This one is from a collection: "Bluegrass Class of 1990"-- which also includes Bela Fleck and Norman Blake	0:20:56 (Pop-up)
Chet Atkins	Carnavalito "Carnavalito" by "Chet Atkins"	This country guitar giant can play lots of different kinds of music. Sweet.	0:24:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Gabor Szabo	Dear Prudence "Dear Prudence" by "Gabor Szabo"	In 1968 & 69, Gabor Szabo covered a lot of popular hit songs. Not all of them worked.	0:27:51 (Pop-up)
Caetano Veloso	The Carioca "The Carioca" by "Caetano Veloso"	Caetano sings in English, on "A Foreign Sound" (Nonesuch, 2004)	0:30:43 (Pop-up)
Caetano Veloso	Diana "Diana" by "Caetano Veloso"	Sometimes it's hard to take Paul Anka but this one works	0:33:56 (Pop-up)
Antonio Carlos Jobim	The Girl from Ipanema	Not what I intended but it's a great song, albeit overplayed. Vocals by Astrud & João Gilberto, with Stan Getz on sax, Tom Jobim on piano	0:37:21 (Pop-up)
Antonio Carlos Jobim	Favela "Favela" by "Antonio Carlos Jobim"	The master of Brazilian music, with strings. (This is what I meant to play)	0:43:06 (Pop-up)
Ani Cordero	El Flamboyan "El Flamboyan" by "Ani Cordero"	Based in Brooklyn, Ani Cordero is a founding member of terrific Mexican band Pistolera and played drums on tour with Os Mutantes	0:46:00 (Pop-up)
Betopey	Cumbia del Carnival "Cumbia del Carnival" by "Betopey"	From "The Original Sound of Cumbia"	0:48:40 (Pop-up)
Daddy-O Grande	Camino Grande "Camino Grande" by "Daddy-O Grande"	This is Danny Amis from Los Straitjackets, now con Lost Acapulco. Sorry for the glitch.	0:51:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Daddy-O Grande	Malteada de Chocolate		0:56:43 (Pop-up)
Feufollet	Tired of Your Tears "Tired of Your Tears" by "Feufollet"	Good band out of Lafayette, LA	1:01:17 (Pop-up)
Feufollet	Pris Dans la Vie Farouche	Love that swamp pop ritmo	1:04:55 (Pop-up)
Clifton Chenier	One Step At A Time	The master of zydeco	1:07:08 (Pop-up)
Los Folkloristas	La Golondrina "La Golondrina" by "Los Folkloristas"	From an amazing album-- about a sad powerful story: ""San Patricio" by the Chieftains featuring Ry Cooder. The next few songs are from that album.	1:11:29 (Pop-up)
Carlos Nunez	Sailing to Mexico "Sailing to Mexico" by "Carlos Nunez"	This is the story of a few hundred mostly Irish kids who deserted the US army to fight in the Mexican War, against brazen American imperialism.	1:14:32 (Pop-up)
Los Campesinos de Valles	El Caballo	Ry Cooder brought the Chieftains to Los Angeles to play with all these Mexican musicians. The result is special-- both musically and as a tribute to these brave young men.	1:16:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Moya Brennan	Lullaby for the Dead		1:19:17 (Pop-up)
Los Cenzontles et al	Finale "Finale" by "Los Cenzontles et al"	The defeat of the San Patricio Brigade led to the largest mass hanging in U.S. history. But, to this day, the Mexicans salute their brave Irish brothers.	1:23:49 (Pop-up)
M Shanghai String Band	Knob Creek Boogie	Short instrumental from the fine Brooklyn band	1:29:34 (Pop-up)
M Shanghai String Band	Tic Tac Toe Chicken	They had a monthly gig at a Brooklyn Chinese restaurant ("an Asian bistro in Williamsburg") from 2002-2009-- and they are still around.	1:30:17 (Pop-up)
Carolina Chocolate Drops	Rickett's Hornpipe	This band is a modern day tribute to black string band music from 100 years ago. Very cool.	1:33:30 (Pop-up)
Carolina Chocolate Drops	Cornbread and Butterbeans	Vocals by Rhiannon Giddens	1:36:23 (Pop-up)
The Duhks	Camptown Races "Camptown Races" by "The Duhks"	From a terrific album: "Beautiful Dreamer: The Songs of Stephen Foster" on American Roots Music (2004)	1:40:11 (Pop-up)
Henry Kaiser	Autumn Waltz "Autumn Waltz" by "Henry Kaiser"	More Stephen Foster, born in 1826, the year the USA celebrated 50 years since the Declaration.	1:42:37 (Pop-up)
Steve Goodman	The Dutchman "The Dutchman" by "Steve Goodman"	A sweet sad song, written by Michael Smith, an underappreciated songwriter	1:45:34 (Pop-up)
Willie Murphy	My Own Fault "My Own Fault" by "Willie Murphy"	Minneapolis bluesman died last month. He does this John Lee Hooker cover, with his band ("The Angel Headed Hipsters") on his "Hustlin’ Man Blues" album (1999)	1:50:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Willie Murphy	Fairy Tale "Fairy Tale" by "Willie Murphy"		2:01:14 (Pop-up)
Link Wray	Law of the Jungle "Law of the Jungle" by "Link Wray"	Inspired by "Rumble: Indians Who Rocked the World" about Native American influence on American music. On PBS	2:01:30 (Pop-up)
Link Wray	The Earth Is Crying "The Earth Is Crying" by "Link Wray"	Link Wray was born in NC in 1929; his parents were from the Shawnee tribe. He is one of the people who first used the power chord in his guitar playing.	2:03:16 (Pop-up)
Mildred Bailey	Lover Come Back "Lover Come Back" by "Mildred Bailey"	Mildred Bailey grew up on the Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation in Idaho	2:06:32 (Pop-up)
Charlie Patton	Pony Blues "Pony Blues" by "Charlie Patton"	Poor recording, great music. Charlie Patton is said to have had one grandmother who was Cherokee or Choctaw; there is certainly a touch of Indian in his music.	2:09:41 (Pop-up)
Charlie Patton	Running Wild Blues	Some people say this is the guy who started it all, the "father of Delta blues."	2:12:14 (Pop-up)
Thelonious Monk	Bemsha Swing "Bemsha Swing" by "Thelonious Monk"	A breathtakingly great jazz classic.	2:15:51 (Pop-up)
Jackie Mittoo	North of the Sun "North of the Sun" by "Jackie Mittoo"	When this ska keyboard genius died of cancer at age 42, his funeral was held at the National Arena in Kingston, Jamaica.	2:19:59 (Pop-up)
Daniel Romano	The Long Mirror of Time	New music on New West	2:24:16 (Pop-up)
Sharon Van Etten	No One's Easy to Love	From "Remind Me Tomorrow" on Jagjaguwar (2019)	2:27:54 (Pop-up)
Dan Hicks	Garden in the Rain "Garden in the Rain" by "Dan Hicks"	This guy has been haunting me lately.	2:32:27 (Pop-up)
Dan Hicks	Walkin' My Baby Back Home	Charming, just charming. With vocal assistance from Maryann Price.	2:35:39 (Pop-up)
Cauley Family	New River Train "New River Train" by "Cauley Family"	From "In the Pines: Tar Heel Folks Songs & Fiddle Tune Old Time Music of North Carolina 1926-1936" (Old Hat Records, 2008)	2:39:18 (Pop-up)
Steve Earle	To Live Is to Fly "To Live Is to Fly" by "Steve Earle"	In 2009, Steve Earle did an album of Townes Van Zandt songs on New West	2:42:07 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Tried So Hard	Written by Gene Clark, who was supposed to be in the band but bailed. No Gram here either.	2:45:35 (Pop-up)
Bill Frisell	Pipeline "Pipeline" by "Bill Frisell"	I've been waiting since 6 am to play this. He does something special with this tune.	2:48:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bill Frisell	The Shortest Day "The Shortest Day" by "Bill Frisell"		2:58:45 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:03am annie: good morning!!!!
	6:03am spamoni: Good morning Steve and all.
	6:03am annie: did you send jeffrey on vacation? it's nice to see you!
	6:04am Steve Krinsky: Here I am, ready or not.
	6:05am David in London: Morning all you Saturday groovers.
	6:05am duke: Hi Steve and Saturday listeners
	6:06am Listener Bop Monroe: it may be saturday but i'm waking and baking, Steve! Good morning all!
	6:06am dale: have a coupl of gabor albums from the 60s and they are nothing as nice as this.
	6:08am Listener Bop Monroe: they are yes a different direction but doesn't detract from is Mr Szabo's supreme artistry
	6:09am dale: had to look it up - d DO have baccchanal, so yes - it would be something like this. need to revisit my vinyl.
	6:11am Listener Bop Monroe: rock the yo yo!!!
	6:19am Listener Bop Monroe: Bela and Yo Yo same set! yeah!
	6:20am annie: cloudy/light rain here, seaonal temp right now.sky is barely discernably blue; gonna be rainy day. might be a good day to get pics of the basilica, finally.. good morning all!
	6:23am Nulsh: Howdy folks!
	6:29am Listener Bop Monroe: basillica? rome or rome ny? light on the horizon in tannersville. good morning all!
	6:31am the cl@m digger: Great stuff Steve
	6:37am annie: @ Bop Monroe: iiif.lib.ncsu.edu... hope that opens for you, it's the St Lawrence Basilica here in asheville; i live across the small plaza in front of it.
	6:42am spamoni: @annie no it won't open bad address
	6:43am fred: I think the right link is this: iiif.lib.ncsu.edu...
	6:44am spamoni: @fred that works nice pic
	6:44am annie: only part of it pasted.. well, it's a magnificent building.. well worth a web search.. thanks fred!
	6:47am TDK60: zzzzzzzzz. Up.
	6:55am Listener Bop Monroe: wow! way cool!
	6:55am Steve Krinsky: Oops
	6:56am Cooh John: Daddy-O Grande from Los Straitjackets?
	6:56am Listener Bop Monroe: time for pancakes!
	7:00am jake6573: Good morning room
	7:05am Steve Krinsky: Okay. We have a pretty good early morning groove going. Now more coffee.
	7:15am EG_Astro: morning everyone
	7:17am TDK60: Ah yes, The St. Patrick's.
	7:19am TDK60: ..oops, why did I do that? don't like non-necessary apostrophes.
	7:27am prudy: nice to hear a familiar accent this early in the morning
	7:31am Listener Bop Monroe: wow, steve, powerful stuff
	7:33am Cooh John: Nice show. Met you at the marathon once. Maybe see you again this year.
	7:34am Listener Bop Monroe: tic tac toe chicken and pancakes! yum.
	7:36am Listener Bop Monroe: was that the one from Canal St?
	7:37am Andrew in Etobicoke: Good morning Steve and everybody else.
	7:39am Listener Bop Monroe: gf sez it was John St. Chicken always got 1st move, would choose center of course.
	7:40am Ken From Hyde Park: The planet is expanding today or just not shrinking?
	7:41am Listener Bop Monroe: jeff is on assignment
	7:44am annie: "gwine"...
	7:44am prudy: love the Chocolate Drops!
	7:49am Listener Bop Monroe: last time i heard this was Scelsa on WNEW... jeez.
	7:50am TDK60: ..got to see Goodman once along with the black string band Martin, Bogan & Armstrong, and partied later at a small bar.
	7:51am twinoak170: Good morning Steve and everyone! Haven’t heard this song in years.
	7:51am Fredericks: Love this Goodman song. I seem to recall a less produced version. Perhaps a cover.
	7:54am Fredericks: Michael Smith is the artist, I'll bet. And his version is not a cover either.
	8:03am TDK60: Good for you Steve; those fossil fools again...
	8:04am annie: clancy brothers do a lovely rendition of "The Dutchman"
	8:05am Listener Bop Monroe: go Link!
	8:05am Cooh John: Leaving with Link playing. Have a good day, everybody.
	8:05am Cmurtha: Morning everyone,
	8:08am Listener Bop Monroe: someone threw a garbage bag out their car window at his feet... yes the earth is crying
	8:08am DonJuanTijuana: Expecting to hear Jeffrey this AM, but pleasantly surprised to hear some real gems ...Thx Steve!!!
	8:13am TDK60: ..there's the old controversy about who invented electricity first: Link Wray or Bo Diddley.
	8:18am Andrew in Etobicoke: Thanks for Thelonious.
	8:18am tom from Glasgow: morning!
	8:20am LIstener Bop Monroe: No such thing as a wrong note...
	8:21am Andrew in Etobicoke: You got it, Bop Monroe
	8:22am Joe C from Brooklyn In Staten Island: I'm just hear.
	8:24am Listener Bop Monroe: :-)
	8:28am Listener Bop Monroe: How many licks does it take to reach the tootsie pop center, he sang?
	8:29am Listener Bop Monroe: Lennon-y
	8:29am Bill H. From The Apartment Above The Fishmomgers: bored
	8:30am Bill H. From The Apartment Above The Fishmongers: bored
	8:32am twinoak170: SVE, this is so great.
	8:33am Bill H. From The Apartment Above The Fishmongers: booorreeddd
	8:35am Listener Bop Monroe: You prefer the earnest singer songwriters? This is nice change. Boredom is a great buzzcocks song
	8:36am Listener Bop Monroe: Have some fish
	8:36am Bill H. From The Apartment Above The Fishmongers: i prefer a ham sandwich
	8:37am Listener Bop Monroe: Cool
	8:39am twinoak170: Clay Pigeon can really scat.
	8:41am Listener Bop Monroe: Skiddly op op
	8:43am tom from Glasgow: this is good stuff
	8:46am twinoak170: Any Townes is good Townes.
	8:48am twinoak170: You’re killing it now Steve!
	8:48am prudy: Yeah, Gram has quite a distinctive voice
	8:49am TDK60: ..the Burritos..
	8:49am TDK60: ..the Burritos..
	8:49am Listener Bop Monroe: found it! the NYC tic tac toe chicken! https://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/11/nyregion/chinatown-fair-returns-but-without-chicken-playing-tick-tack-toe.html it wasn't just a drunken cruise nite out with friends hallucination! Thanks Steve!
	8:50am TDK60: ..more caffeine now..
	8:50am John from Florham Park: Hi there nice sounds I am hearing
	8:50am Listener Bop Monroe: no one believed me. i woke and boked. bock bock bock!
	8:53am Listener Bop Monroe: niiiiiiiice...!!! hang ten
	8:55am dotpattern: This is a great, dreamy version of Pipeline, may be the direct opposite of Dick Dale.
	8:57am Luna Nueva: Liked today's show. Thanks Steve. :-)
	8:57am TDK60: ..thanks for the selections DJ SK. See ya at your next fill-in...
	8:58am Listener Bop Monroe: has 2 go now 2. thnx agin for great 3 hours. luv 2 all n a great day! no such thing as boredom!
	8:59am twinoak170: Thank you Steve. Have a great one!
	8:59am sue: nice to hear your voice

Steve Krinsky: Playlist from February 16, 2019

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