WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from July 23, 2021

Listener comments!
	9:00am duke: Hello Irene!!!!
	9:00am listener james from westwood: Happy Friday, Irene and all!
	🥁 9:01am Sean in Bristol UK: Hi Irene, hello one and all
	9:01am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Irene and all other listeners!
	9:01am Asheville Jon: sweet, waking up Friday morning, coffee brewing, Irene on the airwaves (or internet, as the case may be)!
	9:01am TDK60: Hello Irene. (I'd rather be in Maine too.)
	9:02am Uncle Michael: This is supreme.
	9:03am Irene Trudel: Good morning duke, james, Sean, Andrew, Jon, TDK60, Uncle Michael and all listening in today! Gonna have a jazzy fill-in for Doug, who is happily vacationing Down East!
	9:03am Uncle Michael: If Doug runs into Jessica Fletcher, someone is going to get murdered.
	9:05am Phillippe: Good morning Irene and everyone!
	9:06am alanr: happy to have Irene be Doug for a few hours this morning, and starting off in an inspirational way, with LOVE. Good mornin' y'all.
	9:06am Phillippe: I love that turntable! Color me desirous!
	🥁 9:07am Brian in UK: Hello Irene. Phillippe, everything is make of chocolate.
	9:09am dutchtheo: Good morning, Irene, ahoy, Elvin and other drummers
	9:09am Gina Bacon: Morning, Irene and Fridayfolks!
	🥁 9:09am Brian in UK: Heard so much about this album, it took me ages to buy it because I thought that I might not be worthy of it.
	9:10am Irene Trudel: Hi Phillippe, alanr, Brian, dutchtheo and Gina! I've always loved that turntable, Phillippe. I have that ad hanging on a frame in my studio.
	9:10am Phillippe: @Irene really? Can't tell whether that makes me want it more or less
	9:11am TDK60: My life would be more fun if my turntable had 16 and 78 RPM. Alas, I trudge thru days..
	🥁 9:11am Brian in UK: Was it 16 rpm for spoken word?
	9:12am Uncle Michael: Lucas loves this album.
	9:13am Doug from Maine: Supreme love to you for filling in, Irene!
	9:17am Irene Trudel: True dat, TDK 60. I got a new turntable in March of 2020, which filled out my home studio. No 16 RPM (yes, mostly for spoken word) or 78RPM. A friend just gave me an older turntable in working order with 78 RPM, which I have to find room to hook up.
	9:19am Irene Trudel: Ah, Doug! Greetings to you in the land of my mother and many relatives.
	9:19am Ramblin' Ray: Simply the biz. Greetings Ireane and Drumheads.
	9:20am StringOFperils: Good morning, Irene and cast & crew. Very nice to wake up to this....eventually....I will wake up, I will wake up, I ....
	9:20am Irene Trudel: John Coltrane left us at age 40 on July 17, 1967. Such a body of work for a relatively short life.
	9:20am Phillippe: I've been collecting some older turntables, but nothing is working 100%. I wanted an old-school set-up in my office and never planned on collecting, but, like I said, nothing working 100% so I keep on looking. Can't exactly try things out in the thrift store
	9:21am Irene Trudel: Hey, Ramblin Ray and String OF perils!
	9:21am Asheville Jon: i pulled two working turntables out of someone's trash a couple months ago. been fun listening to my old records, and digging through boxes of records at flea markets again
	9:22am Irene Trudel: Phillippe, I bought a relatively recent make of a portable turntable. I plugged it in and it worked. Got it home and realized the output was only through the headphones. But I got my $20 worth.
	9:23am listener Rey: Good morning drummer-somers. Elvin is getting his, for sure!
	🥁 9:23am WR: Hello Irene and drummer stream stalwarts.
	9:25am Irene Trudel: Jon, for many years I had a Technics automatic that I rescued from the trash. It still works, but better grab the tonearm before it gets to the lead-out groove. It will drag across the record!
	9:25am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Doug.
	9:25am Irene Trudel: Welcome Rey and WR!
	9:28am Phillippe: I thought I hit the mother lode when I found a 90's Bang and Olufsen in what looked to be pristine condition. Got it home and found it needed a new needle, which runs $250-$400. So the hunt continues. Damn gorgeous piece of art though. I have a couple Technics needing a little work as well -- a PL 512 and a close-and-play
	9:29am Doug from Maine: Greetings, Andrew in Toronto!
	9:31am Irene Trudel: My older Technics only had a 45 spindle for the record changer. Took me years to find a replacement (plastic, not metal). Parts are hard to come by.
	9:36am Uncle Michael: Thank you, Irene.
	9:37am Phillippe: I like the close and play (I think they referred to it as linear tracking) for records with a bit of warp (though it's not great for the record lifespan), but I get a loud buzz out of it -- and forget about playing that last song
	9:39am Irene Trudel: Close and play = no good for the records, IMO!
	9:41am Phillippe: agreed.
	9:45am Irene Trudel: My studio TT, a Stanton T.62, I bought off a co-worker for $100 just before the Pandemic hit. A good basic player, and money well spent.
	9:46am TDK60: Was out for minutes on a chore. I discovered there used to be party LPs on 16 RPM. Usually live sets, longer than most 33.3 LPs' time. Low fidelity. Trini Lopez did one or more.
	9:47am Phillippe: @Irene that sounds like a pretty good deal
	9:48am listener Rey: For decades I got by with a gently-used Technics SL-BD20 that my brother fished out of the garbage for me. A couple years ago i bought myself an AT 120LP with the USB connection to facilitate digitizing about 2000 LPs. Thanks to pandemic and staying home, I'm about halfway done.
	9:50am alanr: may I offer this to our listeners in the chat (part of the Vision Festival): https://vimeo.com/ondemand/vision2
	9:53am Irene Trudel: Thanks for reminding us, alanr! I was going to mention it later.
	9:55am Phillippe: Nice Rey! I had that digitizing dream once. Maybe when I retire in a couple years...
	9:56am Phillippe: Love this Soon Clyde
	9:57am alanr: thank you, Irene; and there are others films, besides so much live/live-steamed music!!
	9:58am alanr: streamed!!
	10:01am Irene Trudel: Here's a more complete listing of Vision Festival offerings, now through July 31: www.artsforart.org...
	🥁 10:10am David (in London): Hello groovers! Afternoon Irene!
	🥁 10:10am David (in London): Phillippe, TDK, WR! Salutations all.
	10:12am Irene Trudel: Hello to you, David! Fully grooving as always today.
	🥁 10:12am WR: I'm doing VF25 streaming. Last night the music was wonderful. If you buy the streaming ticket the shows are said to be available for a couple of weeks. I was bummed that Matt Maneri was barely audible with William Parker and Matthew Shipp. The rest was good to glorious.
	10:12am StringOFperils: One too many cans of Fullers London Pride last night. Exuberantly defiant then, humbled somewhat now....the Alice Coltrane is soothing....
	🥁 10:13am David (in London): Wotcha String.
	10:15am TDK60: Hiya David in Londoncott.
	🥁 10:15am Brian in UK: StringOFperils, I feel like I was weened on Pride. Hello David, still steamy in the metrop?
	10:15am StringOFperils: Hey David in L !
	10:15am Phillippe: Hey DiL!
	🥁 10:18am David (in London): Hey Brian. All mugginess has departed. Today is warm, sunny and with an LCB (Lovely Cool Breeze). Just perfect. How's yourself?
	10:20am Maggie B.: Good morning Irene! So nice to hear you in Doug's absence.
	10:20am Gina Bacon: Thanks, Irene!!
	10:21am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Gina!
	10:22am TDK60: Davidi.L. We're having unusually pleasant weather in New York.
	10:22am StringOFperils: @Brian in UK > Funny you should say that; a British fellow on cash at the local purveyors of beer etc, said almost the same thing to me a couple of years ago. He paused while ringing in the Fuller's, and wistfully said, "You know, this is like mothers' milk to me."
	🥁 10:23am Brian in UK: David, well it started breezy and cool but has got warmer. Lots of RAF action, jets, Sikorskis and such like.
	10:23am Gina Bacon: Hi Andrew!
	10:24am Phillippe: Pleasant here in Naptown as well
	10:24am Irene Trudel: Hi Maggie B!
	🥁 10:26am βrian: Hello, Irene and listeners. I got ambitious this morning and got the second coat of finish paint on the back of the garage. I feel so ... useful!
	🥁 10:26am Brian in UK: StringOfperils Pride is a good session beer, not too strong but a good flavour. Some modern beers have too many different things in them, Chocolate Stout etc. Keep it simple.
	10:27am Irene Trudel: Happy painting time, βrian!
	10:28am sinner: Good morning, Irene! What a treat.
	🥁 10:28am βrian: It's a very deep satisfying red.
	10:28am BillD: Good morning. What a treat having you and this great jazz in the morning , even if it's just for today.
	10:28am StringOFperils: Agreed, Brian, cheers! (*hoists mug of tepid coffee)
	10:28am TDK60: Hi Brian; you have an RAF base near you?
	🥁 10:29am David (in London): Brian, a good barman would wholeheartedly endorse that position...
	10:29am listener Rey: @TDK60 Good weather indeed. Think I will slip away from work while I can for a little cycling and take GTDR on the road today
	10:32am Irene Trudel: Thanks sinner and BillD!
	10:33am Phillippe: @βrian hey, come on over! We have a need for a couple coats of DryLock in our stinky basement. We pay in Fresca!
	🥁 10:38am Brian in UK: TDK60, no, think the jets come from North Wales, probably only takes ten minutes
	🥁 10:40am Brian in UK: βrian just been doing a bit of tidying up painting indoors, too hot outside.
	10:42am prudy: enjoying the show, Irene. Thank you...
	10:42am doctorjazz: Hi Irene!
	10:47am drowsy: Like @prudy I came to say the same thing. I gotta keep my head down and work but wanted to appreciate. Thanks Irene.
	10:49am doctorjazz: Nice take on In a Silent Way.
	10:49am Irene Trudel: Glad to have you all, prudy, doctorjazz and drowsy! I often have to drop an early comment and retreat into workland.
	10:50am alanr: this Glasper interpretation is smart and funny, as we sometimes hear a song and it evokes something of another artist's work...so, just conjoin them! It works here.
	🥁 10:50am David (in London): Hey doctorjazz
	10:51am doctorjazz: Hi Fannie (in London), how are things in London these days?
	10:52am doctorjazz: David, damn auto correct...
	🥁 10:55am David (in London): doc, Fannie (in London) is obviously my Jungian anima.
	10:56am doctorjazz: Maybe hey out and bike-out later to celebrate my younger daughter's birthday (still think she's 8 years old...add 15)
	🥁 11:00am Brian in UK: Keep thinking that this is going to go full Weather Report any minute.
	🥁 11:00am Brian in UK: David, any plans for peregrinations in this manor?
	🥁 11:03am David (in London): Brian, that's a good question, and relates to some other intra-familial considerations at the moment. Will keep you posted around that for sure.
	11:04am Doug from Maine: Just got back from the farmers market. Two crusty old Manhattanites saw my FMU shirt and plotzed.
	11:08am Uncle Michael: I hope you had lots of paper towels.
	11:11am Sylvia: Hello Irene and listeners!
	🥁 11:12am βrian: @Phillipe, I power-washed our basement walls about 10 years ago, then sealed and painted them. That was a project! I didn't realize I'd need hearing protection because the water blast was so loud.
	🥁 11:13am David (in London): Hi Sylvia. βrian - I do love a good power-washing session.
	11:16am Uncle Michael: John McLaughlin on this Clarke track, Irene?
	11:18am Irene Trudel: In case you're interested here's a list of folks appearing at the Newport Jazz Festival. www.newportjazz.org...
	🥁 11:19am βrian: @DiL: Accept nothing less than five gallons per minute.
	11:20am Stork: Good morning Irene, from Cape Cod!
	11:20am Irene Trudel: UM, I had to look it up. It is McLaughlin. I couldn't find my LP in this mess of an apartment, so that was a purchased track (with typically minimal details).
	11:21am Irene Trudel: Ooh, hey Stork! Didn't realize you'd crossed the Atlantic already. Welcome!
	11:21am Stork: Dougie- Baby!! Hope you’re Mainely having a great timw!
	11:22am Sean in Bristol, UK: The unnecessary chore of going to work unfortunately gets in the way of this great choice of music, thank you Irene, catch you on Monday
	11:23am Stork: Beautiful day here.
	11:24am Stork: Arrived late last night.
	🥁 11:24am David (in London): Holy crap, Eddie Hazel in the house!
	11:24am Phillippe: @βrian we spent two years fixing our basement water issues -- we have a high water table and the house is directly built on sand, and the previous owner had only put concrete on 3/4s of the basement. Added the concrete, patched cracks, added drains to run water away from the house, ran a dehumidifier so long that the sump pump is ready to give out already. It finally stopped smelling like a cave and was dry enough to paint. Then we had a handyman dude over to make some repairs to the steps. Same previous owner (actually the original owner as well -- he built the house all by himself in 1955 using scavenged objects and no real knowledge/common sense) used cinder blocks for the steps, but he placed them with the open sides up and filled them with dirt. We hired the guy to seal up the dirt holes. Unfortunately there was a language barrier and he went ahead and sealed up the drain in the stairwell and added a layer of concrete so the well became level with the threshold. We called him back to remove it, but had a huge storm before he got here, the water had no place to go, so we are back to square 1
	11:25am alanr: MAGGOT BRAIN!!! YES YES YES!!!!!!
	11:25am Irene Trudel: Thanks for being here, Sean. May your workday go swiftly! Stork, glad Cape Cod is beautiful as expected.
	11:26am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Irene. This is where I say that my first P-Funk show was the first show they played after Eddie Hazel died. Michael Hampton played Maggot Brain in his memory and it lasted about 25 minutes of the 4.5 hour show (without an intermission).
	11:28am still b/p: For the unofficial and unknown keeper of our geo-chart: I'm already in Maine, but hoping to get to Cape Cod before summer's out.
	11:28am Irene Trudel: That sounds Amazing, UM! Happy birthday to George Clinton, who turned 80 yesterday.
	11:31am prudy: wow, bravo to Clinton...what an icon...Phillipe, do you live in upstate NY?
	11:31am Uncle Michael: Hey now! I'm coming up next at the top of the hour! I'm bringing the Hinky and the Dinky for all the Rooty Poots! wfmu.org...
	🥁 11:32am Brian in UK: Matt Watt's album Ball-hog or Tugboat? has a version of Maggot Brain with Bernie Worrell. Phew.
	11:32am Uncle Michael: Mike Watt?
	🥁 11:32am Brian in UK: Him as well!!!
	11:33am Irene Trudel: Yes Indeedy! What UM said...
	11:33am doctorjazz: Welcome, Stork!
	11:33am Uncle Michael: Love me some Watt Brothers!
	11:34am doctorjazz: Went to that Newport Jazz Festival link, all sold out (thought I might go for it, too late...)
	11:38am Irene Trudel: Yeah, we got a jump on Newport Jazz tix as soon as we saw the email. There are still Sunday tix, although Peter and I just opted for Friday and Saturday.
	11:38am Jeff Golick: Thanks for all that jazz --and then some-- this morning, @Irene!
	11:40am Irene Trudel: You're most welcome, Jeff! More on your show Sunday, I presume?
	11:41am Jeff Golick: Probably so, but at this point it's anyone's guess.
	🥁 11:41am Brian in UK: Great fill-in, Irene. Book-ending the working week.
	11:42am doctorjazz: Thanks, Irene!
	11:52am Irene Trudel: Thanks to all of you for joining me this morning as I filled in for Doug! Julie will be hosting next Friday morning. I'll be back for my regular show on Monday at noon. And do stay tuned for Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael, coming up next! (BTW, that gif is really disturbing, UM!)
	11:53am Uncle Michael: Thanks for the great music this morning, Irene.
	11:55am Phillippe: Thank you Irene!
	11:55am TDK60: Thanks Irene.
	🥁 11:55am David (in London): Great show today Irene. Thankee.
	11:57am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for a great three-hour show Irene!
	11:58am listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Irene!
	11:59am Ramblin' Ray: Thanks for the harmonics Irene. Much fun!
	11:59am Zetti: Thank You!
	🥁 3:22pm Sean in Bristol UK: Caught the rest of the show via archive, thank you, Irene

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July 23, 2021: Timely tunes on the turntable and other tumbling thingamabobs.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
John Coltrane	Part 1 - Acknowledgement / Part 2 - Resolution	A Love Supreme (Deluxe Edition)	Impulse!	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
John Coltrane	Part 3 - Pursuance / Part 4 - Psalm	A Love Supreme (Deluxe Edition)	Impulse!	0:15:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu	Wistful Thinking / Punta Giara / Chiaroscuro	Chiaroscuro	ECM	0:32:56 (Pop-up)
John McLaughlin	Singing Our Secrets	Liberation Time	Abstract Logix	0:37:10 (Pop-up)
Terri Lyne Carrington & Social Science	Over and Sons	Waiting Game		0:42:12 (Pop-up)
Larry Coryell	Moon "Moon" by "Larry Coryell"	Standing Ovation	Arista Records	0:50:05 (Pop-up)
Soon Clyde	Given Light, Given Sleep	Migratory Words	First Light/Best Light	0:53:37 (Pop-up)
Brandee Younger	Love's Prayer ft. Ravi Coltrane	Soul Awakening	Brandee Younger	1:00:54 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	Journey In Satchidananda	Journey In Satchidananda	Impulse!	1:06:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu	Wistful Thinking / Punta Giara / Chiaroscuro	Chiaroscuro	ECM	1:12:34 (Pop-up)
Chris Potter	Megalopolis "Megalopolis" by "Chris Potter"	Traveling Mercies	Verve	1:22:17 (Pop-up)
Makaya McCraven	Suit Haus (ft. Nubya Garcia)	Universal Beings		1:29:20 (Pop-up)
Amina Claudine Myers Sextet	Pain "Pain" by "Amina Claudine Myers Sextet"	Country Girl	Minor Music	1:34:27 (Pop-up)
Robert Glasper	Maiden Voyage / Everything In its Right Place	In My Element	Blue Note	1:46:01 (Pop-up)
Immanuel Wilkins	Grace and Mercy "Grace and Mercy" by "Immanuel Wilkins"	Omega	Blue Note	1:53:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu	Wistful Thinking / Punta Giara / Chiaroscuro	Chiaroscuro	ECM	2:08:49 (Pop-up)
Stanley Clarke	Desert Song "Desert Song" by "Stanley Clarke"	School Days		2:10:45 (Pop-up)
Khruangbin	Friday Morning "Friday Morning" by "Khruangbin"	Con Todo El Mundo (Excluding N & S America)		2:17:40 (Pop-up)
Funkadelic	Maggot Brain / Can You Get to That	Maggot Brain	Westbound Records	2:24:04 (Pop-up)
Jaimeo Brown Transcendence	Safflower	Work Songs		2:37:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu	Wistful Thinking / Punta Giara / Chiaroscuro	Chiaroscuro	ECM	2:42:01 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra	Love in Outer Space "Love in Outer Space" by "Sun Ra"	Sun Ra: The Singles	Evidence Records	2:46:04 (Pop-up)
Joseph Spence	The Crow "The Crow" by "Joseph Spence"	Encore - Unheard Recordings of Bahamian Guitar and Singing		2:49:21 (Pop-up)
Sons of Kemet	Think of Home "Think of Home" by "Sons of Kemet"	Black to the Future	Impulse!	2:52:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ralph Towner / Paolo Fresu	Wistful Thinking	Chiaroscuro	ECM	2:56:28 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am duke: Hello Irene!!!!
	9:00am listener james from westwood: Happy Friday, Irene and all!
	🥁 9:01am Sean in Bristol UK: Hi Irene, hello one and all
	9:01am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Irene and all other listeners!
	9:01am Asheville Jon: sweet, waking up Friday morning, coffee brewing, Irene on the airwaves (or internet, as the case may be)!
	9:01am TDK60: Hello Irene. (I'd rather be in Maine too.)
	9:02am Uncle Michael: This is supreme.
	9:03am Irene Trudel: Good morning duke, james, Sean, Andrew, Jon, TDK60, Uncle Michael and all listening in today! Gonna have a jazzy fill-in for Doug, who is happily vacationing Down East!
	9:03am Uncle Michael: If Doug runs into Jessica Fletcher, someone is going to get murdered.
	9:05am Phillippe: Good morning Irene and everyone!
	9:06am alanr: happy to have Irene be Doug for a few hours this morning, and starting off in an inspirational way, with LOVE. Good mornin' y'all.
	9:06am Phillippe: I love that turntable! Color me desirous!
	🥁 9:07am Brian in UK: Hello Irene. Phillippe, everything is make of chocolate.
	9:09am dutchtheo: Good morning, Irene, ahoy, Elvin and other drummers
	9:09am Gina Bacon: Morning, Irene and Fridayfolks!
	🥁 9:09am Brian in UK: Heard so much about this album, it took me ages to buy it because I thought that I might not be worthy of it.
	9:10am Irene Trudel: Hi Phillippe, alanr, Brian, dutchtheo and Gina! I've always loved that turntable, Phillippe. I have that ad hanging on a frame in my studio.
	9:10am Phillippe: @Irene really? Can't tell whether that makes me want it more or less
	9:11am TDK60: My life would be more fun if my turntable had 16 and 78 RPM. Alas, I trudge thru days..
	🥁 9:11am Brian in UK: Was it 16 rpm for spoken word?
	9:12am Uncle Michael: Lucas loves this album.
	9:13am Doug from Maine: Supreme love to you for filling in, Irene!
	9:17am Irene Trudel: True dat, TDK 60. I got a new turntable in March of 2020, which filled out my home studio. No 16 RPM (yes, mostly for spoken word) or 78RPM. A friend just gave me an older turntable in working order with 78 RPM, which I have to find room to hook up.
	9:19am Irene Trudel: Ah, Doug! Greetings to you in the land of my mother and many relatives.
	9:19am Ramblin' Ray: Simply the biz. Greetings Ireane and Drumheads.
	9:20am StringOFperils: Good morning, Irene and cast & crew. Very nice to wake up to this....eventually....I will wake up, I will wake up, I ....
	9:20am Irene Trudel: John Coltrane left us at age 40 on July 17, 1967. Such a body of work for a relatively short life.
	9:20am Phillippe: I've been collecting some older turntables, but nothing is working 100%. I wanted an old-school set-up in my office and never planned on collecting, but, like I said, nothing working 100% so I keep on looking. Can't exactly try things out in the thrift store
	9:21am Irene Trudel: Hey, Ramblin Ray and String OF perils!
	9:21am Asheville Jon: i pulled two working turntables out of someone's trash a couple months ago. been fun listening to my old records, and digging through boxes of records at flea markets again
	9:22am Irene Trudel: Phillippe, I bought a relatively recent make of a portable turntable. I plugged it in and it worked. Got it home and realized the output was only through the headphones. But I got my $20 worth.
	9:23am listener Rey: Good morning drummer-somers. Elvin is getting his, for sure!
	🥁 9:23am WR: Hello Irene and drummer stream stalwarts.
	9:25am Irene Trudel: Jon, for many years I had a Technics automatic that I rescued from the trash. It still works, but better grab the tonearm before it gets to the lead-out groove. It will drag across the record!
	9:25am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Doug.
	9:25am Irene Trudel: Welcome Rey and WR!
	9:28am Phillippe: I thought I hit the mother lode when I found a 90's Bang and Olufsen in what looked to be pristine condition. Got it home and found it needed a new needle, which runs $250-$400. So the hunt continues. Damn gorgeous piece of art though. I have a couple Technics needing a little work as well -- a PL 512 and a close-and-play
	9:29am Doug from Maine: Greetings, Andrew in Toronto!
	9:31am Irene Trudel: My older Technics only had a 45 spindle for the record changer. Took me years to find a replacement (plastic, not metal). Parts are hard to come by.
	9:36am Uncle Michael: Thank you, Irene.
	9:37am Phillippe: I like the close and play (I think they referred to it as linear tracking) for records with a bit of warp (though it's not great for the record lifespan), but I get a loud buzz out of it -- and forget about playing that last song
	9:39am Irene Trudel: Close and play = no good for the records, IMO!
	9:41am Phillippe: agreed.
	9:45am Irene Trudel: My studio TT, a Stanton T.62, I bought off a co-worker for $100 just before the Pandemic hit. A good basic player, and money well spent.
	9:46am TDK60: Was out for minutes on a chore. I discovered there used to be party LPs on 16 RPM. Usually live sets, longer than most 33.3 LPs' time. Low fidelity. Trini Lopez did one or more.
	9:47am Phillippe: @Irene that sounds like a pretty good deal
	9:48am listener Rey: For decades I got by with a gently-used Technics SL-BD20 that my brother fished out of the garbage for me. A couple years ago i bought myself an AT 120LP with the USB connection to facilitate digitizing about 2000 LPs. Thanks to pandemic and staying home, I'm about halfway done.
	9:50am alanr: may I offer this to our listeners in the chat (part of the Vision Festival): https://vimeo.com/ondemand/vision2
	9:53am Irene Trudel: Thanks for reminding us, alanr! I was going to mention it later.
	9:55am Phillippe: Nice Rey! I had that digitizing dream once. Maybe when I retire in a couple years...
	9:56am Phillippe: Love this Soon Clyde
	9:57am alanr: thank you, Irene; and there are others films, besides so much live/live-steamed music!!
	9:58am alanr: streamed!!
	10:01am Irene Trudel: Here's a more complete listing of Vision Festival offerings, now through July 31: www.artsforart.org...
	🥁 10:10am David (in London): Hello groovers! Afternoon Irene!
	🥁 10:10am David (in London): Phillippe, TDK, WR! Salutations all.
	10:12am Irene Trudel: Hello to you, David! Fully grooving as always today.
	🥁 10:12am WR: I'm doing VF25 streaming. Last night the music was wonderful. If you buy the streaming ticket the shows are said to be available for a couple of weeks. I was bummed that Matt Maneri was barely audible with William Parker and Matthew Shipp. The rest was good to glorious.
	10:12am StringOFperils: One too many cans of Fullers London Pride last night. Exuberantly defiant then, humbled somewhat now....the Alice Coltrane is soothing....
	🥁 10:13am David (in London): Wotcha String.
	10:15am TDK60: Hiya David in Londoncott.
	🥁 10:15am Brian in UK: StringOFperils, I feel like I was weened on Pride. Hello David, still steamy in the metrop?
	10:15am StringOFperils: Hey David in L !
	10:15am Phillippe: Hey DiL!
	🥁 10:18am David (in London): Hey Brian. All mugginess has departed. Today is warm, sunny and with an LCB (Lovely Cool Breeze). Just perfect. How's yourself?
	10:20am Maggie B.: Good morning Irene! So nice to hear you in Doug's absence.
	10:20am Gina Bacon: Thanks, Irene!!
	10:21am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Gina!
	10:22am TDK60: Davidi.L. We're having unusually pleasant weather in New York.
	10:22am StringOFperils: @Brian in UK > Funny you should say that; a British fellow on cash at the local purveyors of beer etc, said almost the same thing to me a couple of years ago. He paused while ringing in the Fuller's, and wistfully said, "You know, this is like mothers' milk to me."
	🥁 10:23am Brian in UK: David, well it started breezy and cool but has got warmer. Lots of RAF action, jets, Sikorskis and such like.
	10:23am Gina Bacon: Hi Andrew!
	10:24am Phillippe: Pleasant here in Naptown as well
	10:24am Irene Trudel: Hi Maggie B!
	🥁 10:26am βrian: Hello, Irene and listeners. I got ambitious this morning and got the second coat of finish paint on the back of the garage. I feel so ... useful!
	🥁 10:26am Brian in UK: StringOfperils Pride is a good session beer, not too strong but a good flavour. Some modern beers have too many different things in them, Chocolate Stout etc. Keep it simple.
	10:27am Irene Trudel: Happy painting time, βrian!
	10:28am sinner: Good morning, Irene! What a treat.
	🥁 10:28am βrian: It's a very deep satisfying red.
	10:28am BillD: Good morning. What a treat having you and this great jazz in the morning , even if it's just for today.
	10:28am StringOFperils: Agreed, Brian, cheers! (*hoists mug of tepid coffee)
	10:28am TDK60: Hi Brian; you have an RAF base near you?
	🥁 10:29am David (in London): Brian, a good barman would wholeheartedly endorse that position...
	10:29am listener Rey: @TDK60 Good weather indeed. Think I will slip away from work while I can for a little cycling and take GTDR on the road today
	10:32am Irene Trudel: Thanks sinner and BillD!
	10:33am Phillippe: @βrian hey, come on over! We have a need for a couple coats of DryLock in our stinky basement. We pay in Fresca!
	🥁 10:38am Brian in UK: TDK60, no, think the jets come from North Wales, probably only takes ten minutes
	🥁 10:40am Brian in UK: βrian just been doing a bit of tidying up painting indoors, too hot outside.
	10:42am prudy: enjoying the show, Irene. Thank you...
	10:42am doctorjazz: Hi Irene!
	10:47am drowsy: Like @prudy I came to say the same thing. I gotta keep my head down and work but wanted to appreciate. Thanks Irene.
	10:49am doctorjazz: Nice take on In a Silent Way.
	10:49am Irene Trudel: Glad to have you all, prudy, doctorjazz and drowsy! I often have to drop an early comment and retreat into workland.
	10:50am alanr: this Glasper interpretation is smart and funny, as we sometimes hear a song and it evokes something of another artist's work...so, just conjoin them! It works here.
	🥁 10:50am David (in London): Hey doctorjazz
	10:51am doctorjazz: Hi Fannie (in London), how are things in London these days?
	10:52am doctorjazz: David, damn auto correct...
	🥁 10:55am David (in London): doc, Fannie (in London) is obviously my Jungian anima.
	10:56am doctorjazz: Maybe hey out and bike-out later to celebrate my younger daughter's birthday (still think she's 8 years old...add 15)
	🥁 11:00am Brian in UK: Keep thinking that this is going to go full Weather Report any minute.
	🥁 11:00am Brian in UK: David, any plans for peregrinations in this manor?
	🥁 11:03am David (in London): Brian, that's a good question, and relates to some other intra-familial considerations at the moment. Will keep you posted around that for sure.
	11:04am Doug from Maine: Just got back from the farmers market. Two crusty old Manhattanites saw my FMU shirt and plotzed.
	11:08am Uncle Michael: I hope you had lots of paper towels.
	11:11am Sylvia: Hello Irene and listeners!
	🥁 11:12am βrian: @Phillipe, I power-washed our basement walls about 10 years ago, then sealed and painted them. That was a project! I didn't realize I'd need hearing protection because the water blast was so loud.
	🥁 11:13am David (in London): Hi Sylvia. βrian - I do love a good power-washing session.
	11:16am Uncle Michael: John McLaughlin on this Clarke track, Irene?
	11:18am Irene Trudel: In case you're interested here's a list of folks appearing at the Newport Jazz Festival. www.newportjazz.org...
	🥁 11:19am βrian: @DiL: Accept nothing less than five gallons per minute.
	11:20am Stork: Good morning Irene, from Cape Cod!
	11:20am Irene Trudel: UM, I had to look it up. It is McLaughlin. I couldn't find my LP in this mess of an apartment, so that was a purchased track (with typically minimal details).
	11:21am Irene Trudel: Ooh, hey Stork! Didn't realize you'd crossed the Atlantic already. Welcome!
	11:21am Stork: Dougie- Baby!! Hope you’re Mainely having a great timw!
	11:22am Sean in Bristol, UK: The unnecessary chore of going to work unfortunately gets in the way of this great choice of music, thank you Irene, catch you on Monday
	11:23am Stork: Beautiful day here.
	11:24am Stork: Arrived late last night.
	🥁 11:24am David (in London): Holy crap, Eddie Hazel in the house!
	11:24am Phillippe: @βrian we spent two years fixing our basement water issues -- we have a high water table and the house is directly built on sand, and the previous owner had only put concrete on 3/4s of the basement. Added the concrete, patched cracks, added drains to run water away from the house, ran a dehumidifier so long that the sump pump is ready to give out already. It finally stopped smelling like a cave and was dry enough to paint. Then we had a handyman dude over to make some repairs to the steps. Same previous owner (actually the original owner as well -- he built the house all by himself in 1955 using scavenged objects and no real knowledge/common sense) used cinder blocks for the steps, but he placed them with the open sides up and filled them with dirt. We hired the guy to seal up the dirt holes. Unfortunately there was a language barrier and he went ahead and sealed up the drain in the stairwell and added a layer of concrete so the well became level with the threshold. We called him back to remove it, but had a huge storm before he got here, the water had no place to go, so we are back to square 1
	11:25am alanr: MAGGOT BRAIN!!! YES YES YES!!!!!!
	11:25am Irene Trudel: Thanks for being here, Sean. May your workday go swiftly! Stork, glad Cape Cod is beautiful as expected.
	11:26am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Irene. This is where I say that my first P-Funk show was the first show they played after Eddie Hazel died. Michael Hampton played Maggot Brain in his memory and it lasted about 25 minutes of the 4.5 hour show (without an intermission).
	11:28am still b/p: For the unofficial and unknown keeper of our geo-chart: I'm already in Maine, but hoping to get to Cape Cod before summer's out.
	11:28am Irene Trudel: That sounds Amazing, UM! Happy birthday to George Clinton, who turned 80 yesterday.
	11:31am prudy: wow, bravo to Clinton...what an icon...Phillipe, do you live in upstate NY?
	11:31am Uncle Michael: Hey now! I'm coming up next at the top of the hour! I'm bringing the Hinky and the Dinky for all the Rooty Poots! wfmu.org...
	🥁 11:32am Brian in UK: Matt Watt's album Ball-hog or Tugboat? has a version of Maggot Brain with Bernie Worrell. Phew.
	11:32am Uncle Michael: Mike Watt?
	🥁 11:32am Brian in UK: Him as well!!!
	11:33am Irene Trudel: Yes Indeedy! What UM said...
	11:33am doctorjazz: Welcome, Stork!
	11:33am Uncle Michael: Love me some Watt Brothers!
	11:34am doctorjazz: Went to that Newport Jazz Festival link, all sold out (thought I might go for it, too late...)
	11:38am Irene Trudel: Yeah, we got a jump on Newport Jazz tix as soon as we saw the email. There are still Sunday tix, although Peter and I just opted for Friday and Saturday.
	11:38am Jeff Golick: Thanks for all that jazz --and then some-- this morning, @Irene!
	11:40am Irene Trudel: You're most welcome, Jeff! More on your show Sunday, I presume?
	11:41am Jeff Golick: Probably so, but at this point it's anyone's guess.
	🥁 11:41am Brian in UK: Great fill-in, Irene. Book-ending the working week.
	11:42am doctorjazz: Thanks, Irene!
	11:52am Irene Trudel: Thanks to all of you for joining me this morning as I filled in for Doug! Julie will be hosting next Friday morning. I'll be back for my regular show on Monday at noon. And do stay tuned for Hinky Dinky Time with Uncle Michael, coming up next! (BTW, that gif is really disturbing, UM!)
	11:53am Uncle Michael: Thanks for the great music this morning, Irene.
	11:55am Phillippe: Thank you Irene!
	11:55am TDK60: Thanks Irene.
	🥁 11:55am David (in London): Great show today Irene. Thankee.
	11:57am Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for a great three-hour show Irene!
	11:58am listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Irene!
	11:59am Ramblin' Ray: Thanks for the harmonics Irene. Much fun!
	11:59am Zetti: Thank You!
	🥁 3:22pm Sean in Bristol UK: Caught the rest of the show via archive, thank you, Irene

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