WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from August 7, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:02pm Stanley: I'm first for once. Beat that Brian from the UK!
	12:03pm fleep: First is overrated.
	12:07pm Amanda: To give credit where it's due, Listener James from Westwood is usually first! Hi fellas!
	12:10pm efd: Fourth! (Or third, if you're not counting comments by the DJ)
	12:11pm Doug Schulkind: From Wikipedia: "When he was fourteen, Bradley ran away from home due to his poor living conditions -- his bedroom was in a basement with a sand floor -- and lived on the streets during the day and slept nights in subway cars for two years. Later, he enlisted in Job Corps which eventually led him to Bar Harbor, Maine to train as a chef. One time while working, a co-worker told him he looked like James Brown. When asked if he could sing, he was at first shy but eventually admitted that he could. He overcame his stage fright (when a crew member pushed him through the curtains onto the stage) and performed five or six times with a band. After his band mates were drafted into the Vietnam War, the act never re-formed. Bradley worked in Maine as a cook for ten years until deciding to head west, hitchhiking across the country. He lived in upstate New York, Seattle, Canada and Alaska before settling in California in 1977. There, Bradley worked odd jobs and played small shows for 20 years."
	12:15pm Danne D: Hi AmNazz ;) Hi whoever's at the other end of that long story since I haven't scrolled up yet :)
	12:16pm Danne D: And 6th! Or 3rd if you're not counting comments by WFMU DJs
	12:16pm listener james from westwood: good wednesday, folks! no firsties for me today; had to bump the usual gym trip to late morning. bummed that i missed charles! will star for later delectation.
	12:20pm Skirkie: What up Nazarenes. I just got done listening to "Players' Worktime" not 20 minutes ago.
	12:22pm Amanda: Funny, I just listened to that for the first time myself yesterday.
	12:22pm Danne D: Skirkie! :D
	12:25pm Skirkie: What up Danne D. I lost my WEIRDO bracelet the very Saturday I first got it and I've been afraid to tell Frangry.
	12:31pm Stanley: Having tinnitus is like having a tape hiss background to your life!
	12:32pm Jeff Golick: GTDR: home of the Monkees. Also: monkeys.
	12:34pm Doug Schulkind: Can someone clear this up. Is it pronounced tin-EYE-tuss or, as I have been corrected, TIN-eh-tuss?
	12:34pm Jeff Golick: WHAT?
	12:35pm Stanley: What's that Doug speak up?
	12:35pm OLD: SHOUT IT INTO THE EAR HORN, SONNY.
	12:36pm Stanley: We say TIN-eh-tuss over here but Gawd knows how you guys pronounce it over there!
	12:37pm fleep: How To Pronounce Tinnitus www.youtube.com...
	12:39pm Artie: A pelican just cleared my ear holes!
	12:41pm Amanda Nazario: I would rather have tin eye tuss than "tin ear" tuss. You knowmsayin
	12:42pm Danne D: @Skirkie There are no words
	12:44pm Skirkie: Yeah we were at some joint later on that night and I noticed it just wasn't there anymore. It's on the ground in Newark or Kearny somewheres.
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: Hello drummersomers.
	12:47pm Brian in UK: Hello Amanda, and those with shall we say difficulties. @Stanley, Matthew 20 verse 16. Here is some pre reading if I may be so bold. www.independent.co.uk...
	12:49pm Brian in UK: Must be honest Amanda, I am listening to The Good Doctor. Switching soon.
	12:53pm Danne D: @Skirkie will be a fun discovery for someone I'm sure - assuming it's not in their hoagie or somethin'.
	12:53pm Amanda: As long as you don't start hearing saxophone jazz in the middle of my heavy rock, I am fine with it.
	12:54pm listener james from westwood: like some sort of musical reese's peanut butter cup ad.
	12:55pm Brian in UK: @ Jeff Golick there is an interesting little piece at the end of this programme by Kevin Le Gendre, a respected jazz writer over here about cheap box sets, thought you might be interested. Go to 24:30. www.bbc.co.uk...
	1:00pm Jeff Golick: Did someone say something about jazz? My sax senses are tingling....
	1:04pm BuckyKatt: Man, you never know who's hanging out in these chat rooms during daytime (I'm looking at you, Danne D & @Skirkie). Don't you guys have jobs or something to do? ;-) I want to play those pottery crashes for my sister the pottery teacher-- she would no doubt freak out.
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: Nice save, Amanda!
	1:07pm Jeff Golick: Wooo!
	1:09pm Dominick: Next 4 days at Lincoln Center promise to all be outstanding.
	1:10pm Brian in UK: Who wrote Switchboard Susan?
	1:13pm Brian in UK: We are the Now People.
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: Nick wrote it, yes?
	1:14pm Dominick: Mickey Jupp wrote Switchboard Susan
	1:15pm Amanda: I don't know 100% but I'd be really surprised if anyone else did -- it is very him.
	1:15pm Jeff Golick: @Brian in UK: listened to that clip. If "aural indigestion" is a disease, then I don't what a cure! Actually, he makes a good point.
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: The Costello version of What's So Funny was the b-side to American Squirm. Elvis isn't credited but the picture on the back of the sleeve shows Nick holding Elvis' Fender Jaguar with the "Costello" fretboard inlay.
	1:15pm Amanda: No kiddin'!
	1:16pm Jeff Golick: @Brian: gotta love Radio 4. "Up next, Samuel Pepys turns 34!"
	1:17pm efd: The Jupp version of "Switchboard Susan" is pretty good - it's on the LP approriately titled 'Long Distance Romancer.'
	1:18pm Uncle Michael: Was there ever a more disappointing supergroup than Little Village?
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: I still love Peter Case's first solo LP.
	1:21pm Dean: "Was there ever a more disappointing supergroup than Little Village?" Steely Dan?
	1:21pm Amanda: I saw him at Maxwell's in 2010, a very woefully underattended show. And sad to say that when I saw Paul Collins in Maine it was the same size audience.
	1:22pm Uncle Michael: I'm not disappointed in Steely Dan. I'm not sure how the term "supergroup" applies, anyway.
	1:27pm KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy all Amanders. Back up from the parking lot ( and 91.1 FM). Oh, the choices we must make.Well I'm here now and see what I've missed. Great show, goil!
	1:28pm Brian in UK: Thanks Dominick, I had an LP by The Searchers in the late 70s when they were covering modern music but I (cover you ears Doug) sold it. Hey Amanda. Copacetic.
	1:28pm Dean: I meant it as a too subtle joke, although Skunk Baxter had made a name for himself pre-SD, and then there's the roster of contributors to Aja. What prompted the joke? A couple nights ago SD's The Fez kept me up all night on an endless cerebral tape loop.
	1:30pm Amanda: You guys have many choices at your disposal, I know. I'm flattered you've chosen this program! Really.
	1:30pm Jeff Golick: Fagen's book comes out in a little bit: www.amazon.com... I appreciate it's apparent brevity.
	1:31pm Jeff Golick: That's not a dig re page count. I just generally appreciate shorter books!
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: I'm never gonna do it without the fez on.
	1:32pm Brian in UK: @ Jeff Golick Kevin Le Gendre wrote the programme notes when I saw Charles Lloyd a couple of monthe ago. He knows which way is up but in the jazz world that is not always obvious.
	1:33pm Uncle Michael: Fagen: pre-ordered. Thanks, Jeff.
	1:34pm efd: Not to be pedantic, but Hova originally compiled/released that premium on cassette in 1998! Then it was reissued on CD in 2002.
	1:34pm Dean: No! Don't restart the tape loop! So Fagen admires Mancini? That explains a lot! I've always considered SD the beginning of the end of rock. As for Mancini, it need only be pointed out that "Baby Elephant Walk" can serve as a counterpoint to any melody whatsoever.
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: I have it on cereal box flexi.
	1:36pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): hmm loops
	1:37pm Uncle Michael: Froot Loops.
	1:39pm KevinfromBayRidge: If they're stupid then you know what that makes all of us!
	1:44pm Rich in Washington: God! I am completely turned around, calendar-wise! I keep thinking it's Thursday for some reason. Just realized this was on now!
	1:45pm Uncle Michael: If you lived now, you'd be home by here.
	1:45pm Nate K: Nick Lowe free at Lincoln Center this weekend.
	1:46pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Kenzo comes up next (2-4pm, ET) here on the Drummer Stream with his latest Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza. Get ready to call in and participate. The phone number is 434-971-8678. Kenzo's playlist page will be here: wfmu.org...
	1:50pm Amanda: Rich -- AHEM, thank you for JOINING us. Nate -- you going???
	1:54pm Brian in UK: Enjoy Basher.
	1:58pm Ike: That's a really good Beck album.
	1:58pm listener james from westwood: many thanks, amanda, for the luvly luvly show!!
	1:59pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Amanda!
	2:00pm BuckyKatt: Enjoyed the show, thanks! Glad to see the reminder re: Nick Lowe show, had forgotten about it. I hope to be there!
	2:02pm Amanda: Thank you ALL for having listened! And if you didn't, please enjoy a pristine, uninterrupted archive with my compliments.
	2:02pm Stanley: So the last will be first, and the first will be last

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from August 7, 2013

View Amanda's profile

Two hours of rollicking delite: '60s jams, cartooniness, seriousness, sing-alongs, and Simpsons talk. P.dece.

On WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio
Give the Drummer Radio LIVE Audio Streams (Get help): Pop-up | 128k MP3

<-- Previous playlist | Back to Nazario Scenario playlists | Next playlist -->

August 7, 2013: Was That the Human Thing To Do

Listen to this show: Pop-up listen Pop-up player!

(* = new)

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time

The Monkees	You and I "You and I" by "The Monkees"	Instant Replay	Rhino		LP			0:01:33 (Pop-up)
Wadsworth Mansion	What's On Tonight		Sussex		7"			0:03:51 (Pop-up)
Charles Bradley & the Menahan Street Band	I'll Slip Away		Light In the Attic		7"		*	0:06:23 (Pop-up)
Martian Dance	Boys In Black "Boys In Black" by "Martian Dance"		EMI	1981	7"			0:09:47 (Pop-up)
The Babys	Broken Heart "Broken Heart" by "The Babys"	Broken Heart	Chrysalis	1977	LP			0:11:39 (Pop-up)
Groovie Ghoulies	Levitation "Levitation" by "Groovie Ghoulies"	Born in the Basement	Green Door		CD			0:14:15 (Pop-up)
Guided By Voices	My Impression Now	Fast Japanese Spin Cycle	Engine	1993	CD			0:17:12 (Pop-up)
Dinosaur Jr.	Feel the Pain "Feel the Pain" by "Dinosaur Jr."	Without a Sound	Sire/Reprise	1994	CD			0:19:19 (Pop-up)
Kristen Hersh	Velvet Days "Velvet Days" by "Kristen Hersh"	Hips and Makers	Sire	1994	Cassette			0:23:39 (Pop-up)

The Golden Pelicans	The Earls "The Earls" by "The Golden Pelicans"		Total Punk		7"		*	0:33:44 (Pop-up)
DMZ	Don't Jump Me Mother "Don't Jump Me Mother" by "DMZ"	DMZ	Sepia Tone		CD			0:36:04 (Pop-up)
Slade	My Life Is Natural "My Life Is Natural" by "Slade"	Mojo Presents: Heavy Nuggets Vol. 2			CD			0:39:21 (Pop-up)
Jerusalem	Primitive Man "Primitive Man" by "Jerusalem"	Classic Rock Presents: LOST (V/A)			CD			0:42:32 (Pop-up)
The Melvins	Billy Fish "Billy Fish" by "The Melvins"	Nude With Boots	Ipecac	2008	CD			0:48:25 (Pop-up)
New World/Robert Hall Productions	Pottery crashes and other crash SFX				LP			0:52:13 (Pop-up)
10cc	Head Room "Head Room" by "10cc"	How Dare You!	Mercury	1976	LP			0:55:13 (Pop-up)

Nick Lowe	Wish You Were Here "Wish You Were Here" by "Nick Lowe"	The Abominable Showman	Columbia	1983	LP			1:06:59 (Pop-up)
Nick Lowe	American Squirm "American Squirm" by "Nick Lowe"		Radar	1978	7"			1:09:54 (Pop-up)
Nick Lowe and his Cowboy Outfit	Long Walk Back		Columbia	1985	7"			1:12:21 (Pop-up)
Peter Case	Three Days Straight "Three Days Straight" by "Peter Case"	s/t	Geffen	1986	LP			1:16:20 (Pop-up)
Lyme & Cybelle	Follow Me "Follow Me" by "Lyme & Cybelle"	Celebrities at Their... Best! vol. 2: Joe Belock's 2013 WFMU Marathon Premium (V/A)						1:19:42 (Pop-up)
Marti Jones	Whenever You're On My Mind	Skinny Ties and All: Hova's WFMU marathon premium from 1998 (V/A)						1:22:10 (Pop-up)
Mickey Jupp	Switchboard Susan "Switchboard Susan" by "Mickey Jupp"					YouTube		1:25:16 (Pop-up)

Little Anthony & the Imperials	So Near And Yet So Far							1:37:18 (Pop-up)
Diana Trask	Don't Let It Get Away	Country Soul Sisters (V/A)	Soul Jazz		CD		*	1:39:54 (Pop-up)
Patsy Cline	So Wrong "So Wrong" by "Patsy Cline"	On the Air: Her Greatest TV Performances	Hip-O	2012	CD			1:42:38 (Pop-up)
The Boswell Sisters	Was That the Human Thing To Do	Okay, America! Alternate Takes & Rarities	Jass		LP			1:45:28 (Pop-up)
Neil Diamond	Solitary Man "Solitary Man" by "Neil Diamond"	The Bang Years 1966-1968	Legacy	2011 (comp)	CD			1:49:06 (Pop-up)
Beck	Sing It Again "Sing It Again" by "Beck"	Mutations	DGC	1998	CD			1:51:20 (Pop-up)

RSS feeds for Nazario Scenario: Playlists feed | MP3 archives feed

| E-mail Amanda | Other WFMU Playlists | All artists played by Nazario Scenario |

Listener comments!
	12:02pm Stanley: I'm first for once. Beat that Brian from the UK!
	12:03pm fleep: First is overrated.
	12:07pm Amanda: To give credit where it's due, Listener James from Westwood is usually first! Hi fellas!
	12:10pm efd: Fourth! (Or third, if you're not counting comments by the DJ)
	12:11pm Doug Schulkind: From Wikipedia: "When he was fourteen, Bradley ran away from home due to his poor living conditions -- his bedroom was in a basement with a sand floor -- and lived on the streets during the day and slept nights in subway cars for two years. Later, he enlisted in Job Corps which eventually led him to Bar Harbor, Maine to train as a chef. One time while working, a co-worker told him he looked like James Brown. When asked if he could sing, he was at first shy but eventually admitted that he could. He overcame his stage fright (when a crew member pushed him through the curtains onto the stage) and performed five or six times with a band. After his band mates were drafted into the Vietnam War, the act never re-formed. Bradley worked in Maine as a cook for ten years until deciding to head west, hitchhiking across the country. He lived in upstate New York, Seattle, Canada and Alaska before settling in California in 1977. There, Bradley worked odd jobs and played small shows for 20 years."
	12:15pm Danne D: Hi AmNazz ;) Hi whoever's at the other end of that long story since I haven't scrolled up yet :)
	12:16pm Danne D: And 6th! Or 3rd if you're not counting comments by WFMU DJs
	12:16pm listener james from westwood: good wednesday, folks! no firsties for me today; had to bump the usual gym trip to late morning. bummed that i missed charles! will star for later delectation.
	12:20pm Skirkie: What up Nazarenes. I just got done listening to "Players' Worktime" not 20 minutes ago.
	12:22pm Amanda: Funny, I just listened to that for the first time myself yesterday.
	12:22pm Danne D: Skirkie! :D
	12:25pm Skirkie: What up Danne D. I lost my WEIRDO bracelet the very Saturday I first got it and I've been afraid to tell Frangry.
	12:31pm Stanley: Having tinnitus is like having a tape hiss background to your life!
	12:32pm Jeff Golick: GTDR: home of the Monkees. Also: monkeys.
	12:34pm Doug Schulkind: Can someone clear this up. Is it pronounced tin-EYE-tuss or, as I have been corrected, TIN-eh-tuss?
	12:34pm Jeff Golick: WHAT?
	12:35pm Stanley: What's that Doug speak up?
	12:35pm OLD: SHOUT IT INTO THE EAR HORN, SONNY.
	12:36pm Stanley: We say TIN-eh-tuss over here but Gawd knows how you guys pronounce it over there!
	12:37pm fleep: How To Pronounce Tinnitus www.youtube.com...
	12:39pm Artie: A pelican just cleared my ear holes!
	12:41pm Amanda Nazario: I would rather have tin eye tuss than "tin ear" tuss. You knowmsayin
	12:42pm Danne D: @Skirkie There are no words
	12:44pm Skirkie: Yeah we were at some joint later on that night and I noticed it just wasn't there anymore. It's on the ground in Newark or Kearny somewheres.
	12:46pm Uncle Michael: Hello drummersomers.
	12:47pm Brian in UK: Hello Amanda, and those with shall we say difficulties. @Stanley, Matthew 20 verse 16. Here is some pre reading if I may be so bold. www.independent.co.uk...
	12:49pm Brian in UK: Must be honest Amanda, I am listening to The Good Doctor. Switching soon.
	12:53pm Danne D: @Skirkie will be a fun discovery for someone I'm sure - assuming it's not in their hoagie or somethin'.
	12:53pm Amanda: As long as you don't start hearing saxophone jazz in the middle of my heavy rock, I am fine with it.
	12:54pm listener james from westwood: like some sort of musical reese's peanut butter cup ad.
	12:55pm Brian in UK: @ Jeff Golick there is an interesting little piece at the end of this programme by Kevin Le Gendre, a respected jazz writer over here about cheap box sets, thought you might be interested. Go to 24:30. www.bbc.co.uk...
	1:00pm Jeff Golick: Did someone say something about jazz? My sax senses are tingling....
	1:04pm BuckyKatt: Man, you never know who's hanging out in these chat rooms during daytime (I'm looking at you, Danne D & @Skirkie). Don't you guys have jobs or something to do? ;-) I want to play those pottery crashes for my sister the pottery teacher-- she would no doubt freak out.
	1:06pm Uncle Michael: Nice save, Amanda!
	1:07pm Jeff Golick: Wooo!
	1:09pm Dominick: Next 4 days at Lincoln Center promise to all be outstanding.
	1:10pm Brian in UK: Who wrote Switchboard Susan?
	1:13pm Brian in UK: We are the Now People.
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: Nick wrote it, yes?
	1:14pm Dominick: Mickey Jupp wrote Switchboard Susan
	1:15pm Amanda: I don't know 100% but I'd be really surprised if anyone else did -- it is very him.
	1:15pm Jeff Golick: @Brian in UK: listened to that clip. If "aural indigestion" is a disease, then I don't what a cure! Actually, he makes a good point.
	1:15pm Uncle Michael: The Costello version of What's So Funny was the b-side to American Squirm. Elvis isn't credited but the picture on the back of the sleeve shows Nick holding Elvis' Fender Jaguar with the "Costello" fretboard inlay.
	1:15pm Amanda: No kiddin'!
	1:16pm Jeff Golick: @Brian: gotta love Radio 4. "Up next, Samuel Pepys turns 34!"
	1:17pm efd: The Jupp version of "Switchboard Susan" is pretty good - it's on the LP approriately titled 'Long Distance Romancer.'
	1:18pm Uncle Michael: Was there ever a more disappointing supergroup than Little Village?
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: I still love Peter Case's first solo LP.
	1:21pm Dean: "Was there ever a more disappointing supergroup than Little Village?" Steely Dan?
	1:21pm Amanda: I saw him at Maxwell's in 2010, a very woefully underattended show. And sad to say that when I saw Paul Collins in Maine it was the same size audience.
	1:22pm Uncle Michael: I'm not disappointed in Steely Dan. I'm not sure how the term "supergroup" applies, anyway.
	1:27pm KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy all Amanders. Back up from the parking lot ( and 91.1 FM). Oh, the choices we must make.Well I'm here now and see what I've missed. Great show, goil!
	1:28pm Brian in UK: Thanks Dominick, I had an LP by The Searchers in the late 70s when they were covering modern music but I (cover you ears Doug) sold it. Hey Amanda. Copacetic.
	1:28pm Dean: I meant it as a too subtle joke, although Skunk Baxter had made a name for himself pre-SD, and then there's the roster of contributors to Aja. What prompted the joke? A couple nights ago SD's The Fez kept me up all night on an endless cerebral tape loop.
	1:30pm Amanda: You guys have many choices at your disposal, I know. I'm flattered you've chosen this program! Really.
	1:30pm Jeff Golick: Fagen's book comes out in a little bit: www.amazon.com... I appreciate it's apparent brevity.
	1:31pm Jeff Golick: That's not a dig re page count. I just generally appreciate shorter books!
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: I'm never gonna do it without the fez on.
	1:32pm Brian in UK: @ Jeff Golick Kevin Le Gendre wrote the programme notes when I saw Charles Lloyd a couple of monthe ago. He knows which way is up but in the jazz world that is not always obvious.
	1:33pm Uncle Michael: Fagen: pre-ordered. Thanks, Jeff.
	1:34pm efd: Not to be pedantic, but Hova originally compiled/released that premium on cassette in 1998! Then it was reissued on CD in 2002.
	1:34pm Dean: No! Don't restart the tape loop! So Fagen admires Mancini? That explains a lot! I've always considered SD the beginning of the end of rock. As for Mancini, it need only be pointed out that "Baby Elephant Walk" can serve as a counterpoint to any melody whatsoever.
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: I have it on cereal box flexi.
	1:36pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): hmm loops
	1:37pm Uncle Michael: Froot Loops.
	1:39pm KevinfromBayRidge: If they're stupid then you know what that makes all of us!
	1:44pm Rich in Washington: God! I am completely turned around, calendar-wise! I keep thinking it's Thursday for some reason. Just realized this was on now!
	1:45pm Uncle Michael: If you lived now, you'd be home by here.
	1:45pm Nate K: Nick Lowe free at Lincoln Center this weekend.
	1:46pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Kenzo comes up next (2-4pm, ET) here on the Drummer Stream with his latest Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza. Get ready to call in and participate. The phone number is 434-971-8678. Kenzo's playlist page will be here: wfmu.org...
	1:50pm Amanda: Rich -- AHEM, thank you for JOINING us. Nate -- you going???
	1:54pm Brian in UK: Enjoy Basher.
	1:58pm Ike: That's a really good Beck album.
	1:58pm listener james from westwood: many thanks, amanda, for the luvly luvly show!!
	1:59pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Amanda!
	2:00pm BuckyKatt: Enjoyed the show, thanks! Glad to see the reminder re: Nick Lowe show, had forgotten about it. I hope to be there!
	2:02pm Amanda: Thank you ALL for having listened! And if you didn't, please enjoy a pristine, uninterrupted archive with my compliments.
	2:02pm Stanley: So the last will be first, and the first will be last

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from August 7, 2013

Listener comments!

(C) 2024 WFMU. Generated by KenzoDB, written 2000-2024 by Ken Garson