WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from November 5, 2012

Listener comments!
	12:02pm Van in DC: Appropriate opening track :) Hello Irene!
	12:02pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Yay Irene, great to have you back, hello to one and all
	12:02pm v k: so very happy to be able to listen to your fine program today, Irene; anything that feels normal is most appreciated; thanks for finding your way to the station
	12:07pm Peter K: You made it on time! Yay!
	12:08pm Irene: Good to be back everybody! I fared just fine in the storm. Many others, including WFMU, were not so lucky. I'd love to hear your stories. Also, WFMU is in dire need of funds, so I'll be asking for your support later on. And I'll have a live performance from Kevin Kastning & Mark Wingfield at about 1pm.
	12:09pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Bonfire night here in the UK, having a roast dinner and I'm using sweet potatoes for the first time, any tips from my pals across "The Pond" on how to cook them
	12:12pm clueless in Mi: sean, you can mash them, deep fry them, (don't forget to peel them first), bake em in the oven, pan-fry them...all good.
	12:13pm Dan Quayle: You can wrap those potatoes and throw 'em right in the fire.
	12:17pm KP: On train and listening to Irene. Yay!
	12:18pm Sean in Bristol, UK: What a lovely track, perfect for the now dark evenings
	12:28pm Andrew: Roast them just like normal potatoes. They don't take quite as long, and they don't need par boiling first.
	12:40pm Van in DC: 3 light flickers, but no power loss. No cable loss. No internet loss. No flooding (6th floor apt). Highlight was the Apt. fire alarm going off during the storm and having to go stand out in a hurricane ;)
	12:41pm dcp: Sandy totally knocked over a stack of kids chairs on my deck. Other than that, nothing.
	12:41pm dcp: Sean: after roasting, butter, salt and pepper. That's all you need.
	12:42pm Listening Out There: ...I think the silent fundraiser should be bylined "Silent and Loud"...
	12:46pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Thanks for the tip, Folks. My problems with my sweet potatoe just is so insignificant to what has been happening on the East Coast. The photos on the NY Times is just aweful, my thoughts and prayers goes out to all affected
	12:52pm terry: Not getting any signal in North Jersey but can still stream, yay!
	12:58pm Van in DC: Enjoying this...really nice.
	1:01pm Brian in UK: Hello Irene. Sean the thing to do in true Blackadder style is to stick it up your nose & say wibble. I think the place to be tonight is Lewes, they take their fireworks seriously. https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=lewes+bonfire&hl=en&prmd=imvnsu&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=J_6XUJLVKKPS0QXJmYCQCQ&ved=0CDwQsAQ&biw=1024&bih=625
	1:04pm DCE: this Bill Frisell interpretation is divine!
	1:04pm Sean in Bristol, UK: @Brian, I have one left over and I have stuck one up my left nostril and am saying "Wibble"!
	1:08pm Brian in UK: Well done Sean, enjoy the roast just the job for a cold night.
	1:12pm BDR: Peter Hammill is 64 today. HINT!
	1:30pm TDK60: Frisell's All We Are Saying has not-so-jazzy renditions of Lennon. The versions seem to capture the overall sound--instruments, vocal melodies & harmonies--of the originals.
	1:42pm ?: nice. hearing segovia and john mclaughlin
	1:46pm wiki: Tramontane is a classical name for a northern wind. It also means "lying on or coming from the other side of a mountain range" or broadly, "foreigner."
	1:53pm Andrew (in Fairfax): So tramontane is more or less the same as transalpine, except for the aeolian (wind) connotation. Is the piece in aeolian mode?
	2:18pm Van in DC: Thanks to Kevin & Mark for stopping in to play for us!
	2:31pm Stanley: @ Brian. Hi Brian. Great link you put up there. Lewes seems to have made Guy Fawkes night its own Judging by the photos, it looks like almost anything goes - Halloween, Goth action, Mardi Gras, some kind of mad Spanish religious thing and even some creepy Southern American cross burning action.
	2:58pm Van in DC: Wonderful show, lovely tunes, thanks as always Irene, have a wonderful week,
	3:02pm Irene: Thanks everybody!
	3:02pm Listening Out There: Thx!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from November 5, 2012

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November 5, 2012: Guitars ward off the storm, with Kevin Kastning & Mark Wingfield

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Approx. start time
Pat Metheny Group	Dismantling Utopia	Quartet	Nonesuch		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ben Monder	Mistral "Mistral" by "Ben Monder"	Excavation	Arabesque		0:06:22 (Pop-up)
Kenny Burell	Lotus Land "Lotus Land" by "Kenny Burell"	Guitar Forms			0:15:43 (Pop-up)
Rez Abbassi	Rivalry "Rivalry" by "Rez Abbassi"	Continuous Beat	Enja Records		0:25:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Loren Mazzacane Connors	(untitled 3, 4, 5, 6)	Airs			0:34:45 (Pop-up)
Suzanne Langille and Loren Mazzacane Connors	Amazing Grace	1987-1989			0:42:45 (Pop-up)

Larry Coryell / Badi Assad / John Abercrombie	Timeless	Three Guitars	Chesky Records		0:52:54 (Pop-up)
Bill Frisell	Across the Universe "Across the Universe" by "Bill Frisell"	all we are saying...			1:00:02 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Pitcher	Maria and the Sea	I am Not in Spain			1:07:56 (Pop-up)
Monkeyworks	The Chilton Street Caper	Seeking			1:12:50 (Pop-up)

Live performance by Mark Wingfield and Kevin Kastning
In 2011 American guitarist Kevin Kastning with British jazz guiatrist Mark Wingfield collaborated on an ethereal album of sonic soundscapes called, "I Walked Into the Silver Darkness." Kevin and Mark then collaborated on a 2nd disc in 2012 called "An Illustrated Silence." A planned NYC gig was cancelled due to Hurricane Sandy but that didn't stop Wingfield from visiting the WFMU studios with Kastning, playing several improvisational pieces live.
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Mark Wingfield and Kevin Kastning	(Untitled No.1)				1:26:56 (Pop-up)
Mark Wingfield / Kevin Kastning	Tramontane I	An Illustrated Silence	greydisc	CD	1:38:12 (Pop-up)
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Mark Wingfield and Kevin Kastning	(Untitled No.2)				1:46:23 (Pop-up)
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Mark Wingfield and Kevin Kastning	(Untitled No.3)				1:55:44 (Pop-up)
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Mark Wingfield and Kevin Kastning	(Untitled No.4)				2:09:34 (Pop-up)
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Mark Wingfield / Kevin Kastning	Sonata in November	An Illustrated Silence	greydisc	CD	2:18:05 (Pop-up)
Rene Von Grunig & Mark Wingfield	Night				2:22:26 (Pop-up)

Jack DeJohnette	Free Above Sea "Free Above Sea" by "Jack DeJohnette"	Oneness			2:36:35 (Pop-up)
Robin Williamson	Sir Patrick Spens	The Iron Stone	ECM		2:45:27 (Pop-up)
Mecca Bodega	The Caravansarei "The Caravansarei" by "Mecca Bodega"	Raise the Tent	(self released)		2:52:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Loren Mazzacane Connors	(untitled 4, 5, 6, 7)	Airs	Road Cone		2:57:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm Van in DC: Appropriate opening track :) Hello Irene!
	12:02pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Yay Irene, great to have you back, hello to one and all
	12:02pm v k: so very happy to be able to listen to your fine program today, Irene; anything that feels normal is most appreciated; thanks for finding your way to the station
	12:07pm Peter K: You made it on time! Yay!
	12:08pm Irene: Good to be back everybody! I fared just fine in the storm. Many others, including WFMU, were not so lucky. I'd love to hear your stories. Also, WFMU is in dire need of funds, so I'll be asking for your support later on. And I'll have a live performance from Kevin Kastning & Mark Wingfield at about 1pm.
	12:09pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Bonfire night here in the UK, having a roast dinner and I'm using sweet potatoes for the first time, any tips from my pals across "The Pond" on how to cook them
	12:12pm clueless in Mi: sean, you can mash them, deep fry them, (don't forget to peel them first), bake em in the oven, pan-fry them...all good.
	12:13pm Dan Quayle: You can wrap those potatoes and throw 'em right in the fire.
	12:17pm KP: On train and listening to Irene. Yay!
	12:18pm Sean in Bristol, UK: What a lovely track, perfect for the now dark evenings
	12:28pm Andrew: Roast them just like normal potatoes. They don't take quite as long, and they don't need par boiling first.
	12:40pm Van in DC: 3 light flickers, but no power loss. No cable loss. No internet loss. No flooding (6th floor apt). Highlight was the Apt. fire alarm going off during the storm and having to go stand out in a hurricane ;)
	12:41pm dcp: Sandy totally knocked over a stack of kids chairs on my deck. Other than that, nothing.
	12:41pm dcp: Sean: after roasting, butter, salt and pepper. That's all you need.
	12:42pm Listening Out There: ...I think the silent fundraiser should be bylined "Silent and Loud"...
	12:46pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Thanks for the tip, Folks. My problems with my sweet potatoe just is so insignificant to what has been happening on the East Coast. The photos on the NY Times is just aweful, my thoughts and prayers goes out to all affected
	12:52pm terry: Not getting any signal in North Jersey but can still stream, yay!
	12:58pm Van in DC: Enjoying this...really nice.
	1:01pm Brian in UK: Hello Irene. Sean the thing to do in true Blackadder style is to stick it up your nose & say wibble. I think the place to be tonight is Lewes, they take their fireworks seriously. https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=lewes+bonfire&hl=en&prmd=imvnsu&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=J_6XUJLVKKPS0QXJmYCQCQ&ved=0CDwQsAQ&biw=1024&bih=625
	1:04pm DCE: this Bill Frisell interpretation is divine!
	1:04pm Sean in Bristol, UK: @Brian, I have one left over and I have stuck one up my left nostril and am saying "Wibble"!
	1:08pm Brian in UK: Well done Sean, enjoy the roast just the job for a cold night.
	1:12pm BDR: Peter Hammill is 64 today. HINT!
	1:30pm TDK60: Frisell's All We Are Saying has not-so-jazzy renditions of Lennon. The versions seem to capture the overall sound--instruments, vocal melodies & harmonies--of the originals.
	1:42pm ?: nice. hearing segovia and john mclaughlin
	1:46pm wiki: Tramontane is a classical name for a northern wind. It also means "lying on or coming from the other side of a mountain range" or broadly, "foreigner."
	1:53pm Andrew (in Fairfax): So tramontane is more or less the same as transalpine, except for the aeolian (wind) connotation. Is the piece in aeolian mode?
	2:18pm Van in DC: Thanks to Kevin & Mark for stopping in to play for us!
	2:31pm Stanley: @ Brian. Hi Brian. Great link you put up there. Lewes seems to have made Guy Fawkes night its own Judging by the photos, it looks like almost anything goes - Halloween, Goth action, Mardi Gras, some kind of mad Spanish religious thing and even some creepy Southern American cross burning action.
	2:58pm Van in DC: Wonderful show, lovely tunes, thanks as always Irene, have a wonderful week,
	3:02pm Irene: Thanks everybody!
	3:02pm Listening Out There: Thx!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from November 5, 2012

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