WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from February 3, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:01pm kat330: Hi, Irene! Yes, for Pete's sake!
	🥁 12:02pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hi Irene, hello one and all, hi Kat
	12:03pm Maggie B.: <3
	12:03pm kat330: Hello, Sean!
	12:04pm van: Hi
	12:04pm common: oh man! look at pete! that's a great photo, irene.
	12:05pm kat330: Rearranged my schedule to get here early this week. Just knew there'd be a Seeger tribute.
	12:06pm Davee: Yeah!
	12:07pm Kurt: Oh no, not another Pete Seeger tribute.
	12:07pm Mike East: I'm glad Jeffrey did his Seeger tribute later in his show so I was awake for it. Looking forard to this one, Irene. Afternoon, all.
	12:08pm LP: Great stuff! It was great then; it's great now. And will be great in 50 more years!!
	12:09pm kat330: This is the first Seeger tribute I've heard, on FMU or anywhere. Colbert had a nice performance of Pete doing "If I Had a Hammer," but that was all I managed to see all last week.
	12:11pm P-90: Just noticed that the great shot of Seeger on the page is by Irene T. herself. Excellent
	12:12pm kat330: Yes, excellent, as all Irene's photos are that she's posted.
	12:12pm Irene Trudel: Hi Everybody! Hope you're staying warm and snug, and away from teh snow in the NYC area. Yeah, another Pete Seeger Tribute. I'm hoping not to copy the other ones. Later I'm airing a vintage show with Uncle Tupelo from The Music Faucet.
	12:12pm Parq: Kat, Dave the Spazz did what I thought was a perfect little one-set tribute last Thursday night, about halfway through the first hour of his show.
	12:14pm kat330: Thanks, Parq! I'll make a note of that.
	12:15pm kat330: BTW, Happy New Year of the Horse, citizens!
	12:16pm Davee: I thought it was the year of the farrier
	12:19pm kat330: If the shoe fits, it's a lucky sign.
	12:23pm van: My Lagan Love?
	12:25pm kat330: Lovely.
	12:26pm mauri: this is great
	12:27pm van: That WAS My Lagan Love. Loved Kate's rendition of it.
	12:27pm Irene Trudel: @Van, I'm not sure of the name on that one but will check
	12:28pm van: I'm quite sure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ESyqbDQW3g
	12:28pm Irene Trudel: Ah, thanks for identifying it! It was one of my favorite moments in a concert setting.
	12:29pm Davee: Good night, Irene.
	12:29pm van: Lots of folks have done that one http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Lagan_Love
	12:30pm kat330: Interesting he does this in a major key. PP&M did it in a minor key.
	12:37pm kat330: Pete certainly could work an audience. Even did so at age 93-4 w/ Colbert's cynical and hip city audience. If he asked you to sing, it's an offer you couldn't refuse.
	🥁 12:39pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello everyone. Thanks for a fitting & wonderful tribute to a great man, Irene. He may not have been the most apparent part the collective FMU consciousness but he was in there nonetheless.
	12:44pm Webhamster Henry: ISB is nice to hear with an appropriately titled song.
	🥁 12:46pm KevinfromBayRidge: Yeah kat, Saw him twice on LI in the mid-70s doing a round-robin with Harry Chapin & Steve Goodman. Despite being the "0ld Guy", he certainly held up his end. 0f course,now they're all gone.
	12:50pm SSS: Harry Chapin played at my high school in 1975 for a ticket price of ten cents. (It's a hobby of mine to date myself)
	🥁 12:51pm Sean in Bristol UK: Lovely, a track off "Inside"
	12:54pm van: Gorgeous, as always, from Meg
	12:54pm kat330: @Kevin: Cool. Sadly I never got to see him in concert.
	12:55pm kat330: @SSS: At least you're dating someone you already know pretty well. ;)
	🥁 12:59pm Sean in Bristol UK: Terrific set going on here
	🥁 1:02pm Brian in UK: @Kevin Loved to have seen Seeger, Chapin & Goodman. Only ever managed Chapin. All heroes.
	🥁 1:03pm Brian in UK: Been thinking a lot this last week about Jac Holtzman & Elektra. Another hero.
	1:03pm kat330: Goodman may have written THE quintessential American song -- yes, even beating out "This Land Is Your Land."
	1:05pm SSS: I did not realize my double entandre! You know, I met Pete at his place once, and ran into him 25 years before that when the ClearWater docked in upper Manhattan. Just another local.
	1:15pm BarbR: One of my favorite college radio memories was Uncle Tupelo playing in our studio back in 1991.
	1:20pm Fuzzy: @kat330: do you mean the perfect Country & Western song? One and the same?
	1:21pm Listener Schned: Anybody recall what time of day The Music Faucet came on back then ? Pretty sure it was a Sunday show...
	1:24pm kat330: @ Fuzzy: Sorry, was away from the list for a bit. Not exactly C&W -- a genre usually not my cup of tea -- but purely Americana. City of New Orleans is such a perfect song, IMO.
	1:26pm Irene Trudel: @Listener Schned, the Music Faucet definitely aired on Sunday evenings. I was thinking it was kind of on the early side--either 6pm or 8pm. It varied over several schedules. I was the engineer for a good many of them but not for Uncle Tupelo.
	1:27pm Fuzzy: @kat: Ah, yes -- City of New Orleans is awesome too! I thought you might be referring to "You Never Even Called Me By My Name," another Goodman gem.
	1:31pm common: this is great to hear! Thanks Irene!
	1:32pm kat330: CoNO wonderfully moves between minor and major keys, an element that is almost always featured in my favorite songs across all genres.
	1:34pm Fuzzy: Yes, just went through a verse on my guitar -- the Em and Bm chords give it a nice melancholy flavor.
	1:35pm Fuzzy: If you're playing it in G...
	1:36pm kat330: First time as a kid I consciously realized how important this changing between minor / major is to my sensibilities was listening to the Exciters "Tell Him."
	1:45pm Fuzzy: Vote for your Favorite Chord today! Mine is Em7 -- funky as I wanna be!
	1:47pm glenn: A diminished.
	1:47pm r i s k y: This host is REALLY ANNOYING... Anyone with me on that one?
	1:48pm r i s k y: Not Martha* her voice is calmer than a silent stream.
	1:50pm kat330: @Fuzzy: Since you're a guitar player, did you notice a certain guitar chord sequence + rhythm in Seeger's "Oh Freedom" that was the same as in "Walk Right in / Sit Right Down"?
	1:50pm Ike: @risky@1:47, I always thought so too! I didn't want to be first to say it but I could NEVER stand him! I heard a rumor that he had an annoying entourage as well. I was so glad when the Stork Club replaced this, despite this cool Uncle Tupelo set.
	1:51pm common: he seems a tad condescending. again, why can't i spell?
	1:52pm ~L: http://radiofreesongclub.com/artists/nicholas-hill
	1:52pm Fuzzy: @kat: no, I didn't catch that. That "Walk Right In" is a tough one to play (for me anyway...)
	1:54pm Fuzzy: Folk and fingerpicking are not my strong suite as a guitar player.
	1:56pm ceedubbles: So cool that now the archive is Archived
	1:57pm r i s k y: @common, yeah just a tad lol. Yikes.
	1:58pm BarbR: Wow, I was probably at that show at the Middle East...
	1:59pm common: @risky: makes me a little uncomfortable.
	1:59pm glenn: walk right in is played on a 12 string tuned down one whole step.
	2:00pm r i s k y: Oh man DJ Host Etiquette 101. If you have nothing nice to say, SHUT UP!
	2:01pm Irene Trudel: @r i s k y, I don't agree. I happened to like Nick's delivery. Also, I'm not Martha. Anyway, glad I could get this show in the archives.
	2:02pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks for the replay Irene; Doug S. did the world a favor by similarly archiving the Steinsky shows.
	2:02pm kat330: He was really smartass about UT's hometown being in that vast nothingness so many coasters don't even pretend to have any geographical sense of.
	2:03pm BarbR: Thanks Irene! Enjoyed the set v. much
	2:04pm kat330: @glenn: Well, probably not all versions. I think I was hearing the PP&M version. Maybe they lifted it from Seeger. [shrug]
	2:05pm Listener Schned: Thanks Irene, 6pm sounds about right- just kind of re-visiting what I was doing then, the days when ya had to be there listenin' live- thanks too for all your shows and remotes, you pot a mighty mic!!
	2:06pm Fuzzy: @glenn: Yeah, the detuned 12-string sounds nice. I still can't play it, on any guitar.
	2:08pm ddd: really enjoyed the tupelo set
	2:08pm Ike: I respectfully stand with r i s k y on Mr. Hill (preferably with combat boots). Thanks for replaying this, Irene. I always enjoy hearing a bit of FMU history from the 90s and discussing past hosts, good and (IMO) bad. Also, the timeslot when this aired was 8-10 p.m., because Fabio was on from 10-midnight.
	2:08pm Whosondephone: Terrifying!!! tuning into the middle of that!
	🥁 2:09pm KevinfromBayRidge: Good to see that Nick Hill still evokes polarized opinions!
	2:10pm kat330: Yay, There Will Be Jug!
	2:14pm kat330: Any program at FMU paying tribute to the day the music died? My morning started with Big Bopper's delightful Chantilly Lace. Nice autoharp sound.
	2:16pm ceedubbles: Hey man for a minute I thought the host was Tom Sharp long! I was in SWAsia those days, didn't dial in til '95
	2:16pm Webhamster Henry: I approve of all autoharp tracks!
	2:20pm Parq: What a wonderful, nostalgic smile "The Dutchman" brings to my face. Still miss you, Steve.
	2:22pm kat330: Yes, esp. nostalgic. Margaret is my mother's name.
	🥁 2:22pm Brian in UK: Hear hear parq. Ahhhhh about to raise a glass to Steve.
	🥁 2:23pm KevinfromBayRidge: Yup... This was one of the highlights aforementioned (by me) shows . Think they were at Half Hollow Hills High in Suffolk Co
	🥁 2:24pm KevinfromBayRidge: Me too, Brian
	2:26pm Parq: John Hartford -- another one we lost way too soon.
	2:28pm kat330: Geoff!
	2:33pm kat330: Can anyone confirm if that's a melodica?
	2:34pm KP: My Melodica Has Been Drinking
	2:35pm Sem Chumbo: Glad I got here in time for some Hot Licks. Thanks, Irene.
	2:39pm kat330: Ohh, so there really IS also a There Will Be Jug title? I thought I'd misheard you when you repeated it last week as "Let There Be Jug!" Both are great, but I like the movie ref.
	2:40pm kat330: :)
	2:47pm Tome: nice to be home and listening to you in real time Irene , your show is always spectacular !! & acoustic Neil Young now love it !
	2:52pm kat330: Irene, thanks for these hours of sonorous serenity!
	2:55pm glenn: down by the river. there's that Em7 chord.
	🥁 2:55pm Sean in Bristol UK: As always, Irene, a show of splendour, roll on next Monday. Have a great week, everyone.
	2:56pm Whooda: In time of one tune JA couldn't be more of a pleasure.
	2:56pm van: Enjoyed the show - thanks Irene
	2:58pm Fuzzy: @glenn: Yep! It's a good'un!
	2:58pm Irene Trudel: THanks for tuning in everybody! Catch you next week.
	3:00pm 12539: Thanks, Irene.
	3:00pm marmalade kitty: Great show Irene!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from February 3, 2014

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February 3, 2014: Musical passings-through, with Pete Seeger, Uncle Tupelo and other fine folk.

My photo of Pete Seeger from the Newport Folk Festival 50th anniversary, 2009

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Approx. start time
Pete Seeger	Oh, Had I a Golden Thread	A Link In the Chain	Columbia / Legacy		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Weavers	Kisses Sweeter Than Wine	Kisses Sweeter Than Wine	Omega Records		0:02:27 (Pop-up)
Pete Seeger with Steve Post	Excerpt: Quite Early Morning / This Land is Your Land / One Grain of Sand	Little By Little : Pete Seeger in song & Conversation with Steve Post, The No Show	WNYC		0:07:19 (Pop-up)
Pete Seeger	My Lagan Love live at Cooper Union	Oscar Brand 50th Anniversary 1995	Oscar Brand		0:21:53 (Pop-up)
Pete Seeger	Oh Freedom "Oh Freedom" by "Pete Seeger"	A Link In the Chain	Columbia / Legacy		0:25:15 (Pop-up)
Pete Seeger	All My Trials "All My Trials" by "Pete Seeger"	American Favorite Ballads, Vol. 4	Smithsonian Folkways		0:28:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John Fahey	Finale "Finale" by "John Fahey"	America	Takoma		0:31:55 (Pop-up)
Don Bikoff	Good Dog, Josie "Good Dog, Josie" by "Don Bikoff"	Hallowed Ground	Don Bikoff		0:37:11 (Pop-up)
The Incredible String Band	Cold Days of February	On Air	Band of Joy		0:42:19 (Pop-up)
Oscar Isaac	Fare Thee Well (Dink's Song)	SDTK: Inside Llewyn Davis	Nonesuch		0:47:53 (Pop-up)
Meg Baird	No Song to Sing "No Song to Sing" by "Meg Baird"	Oh Michael, Look What You've Done: Friends Play Michael Chapman	Tompkins Square		0:50:39 (Pop-up)
Kitchen Cynics	The Babes are Still Lost in the Wood	Wooden Bird ...Plus	ENF		0:55:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John Fahey	Finale "Finale" by "John Fahey"	America	Takoma		1:01:00 (Pop-up)
Uncle Tupelo Live on The Music Faucet July 29, 1990 (Host: Nichaolas Hill / Brian Redman)
Way back in the summer of 1990 a midwestern trio named Uncle Tupelo played live on Nicholas Hill's Music Faucet program on WFMU. As many know, bandmates Jay Farrar, Mike Heidorn and Jeff Tweedy later split into the bands Son Volt and Wilco. The session predated WFMU's online archives, so on the eve of a new reissue Uncle Tupelo's influential album "No Depression" featuring a couple of these performances, Irene thought it might be time to revisit and air the original session in its entirety.
Uncle Tupelo	Screen Door "Screen Door" by "Uncle Tupelo"				1:07:26 (Pop-up)
Uncle Tupelo	Looking for a Way Out				1:10:27 (Pop-up)
Uncle Tupelo	True To Life "True To Life" by "Uncle Tupelo"				1:14:51 (Pop-up)
Uncle Tupelo	Watch Me Fall "Watch Me Fall" by "Uncle Tupelo"				1:21:42 (Pop-up)
Uncle Tupelo	A Life Worth Living "A Life Worth Living" by "Uncle Tupelo"				1:22:44 (Pop-up)
Uncle Tupelo	Flatness "Flatness" by "Uncle Tupelo"				1:29:13 (Pop-up)
Uncle Tupelo	Whisky Bottle "Whisky Bottle" by "Uncle Tupelo"				1:32:41 (Pop-up)
Uncle Tupelo	No Depression "No Depression" by "Uncle Tupelo"				1:39:38 (Pop-up)
Uncle Tupelo	Factory Belt "Factory Belt" by "Uncle Tupelo"				1:42:05 (Pop-up)
Uncle Tupelo	Sin City "Sin City" by "Uncle Tupelo"				1:49:18 (Pop-up)
Uncle Tupelo	Atomic Power "Atomic Power" by "Uncle Tupelo"				1:54:28 (Pop-up)
Uncle Tupelo	Graveyard Shift "Graveyard Shift" by "Uncle Tupelo"	No Depression (Legacy Edition)	Columbia / Legacy	CD	1:59:41 (Pop-up)
Music Faucet outro	"Music Faucet outro"				2:04:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John Fahey	Finale "Finale" by "John Fahey"	America	Takoma		2:05:35 (Pop-up)
John Sebastian	How Have You Been?	John B. Sebastian	MGM		2:11:30 (Pop-up)
Michael Nesmith & The First National Band	Here I Am	Nevada Fighter	RCA		2:15:15 (Pop-up)
Steve Goodman	The Dutchman "The Dutchman" by "Steve Goodman"	Somebody Else's Troubles	Buddha		2:18:38 (Pop-up)
John Hartford	When the Sky Began to Fall	John Hartford Looks at Life	RCA		2:23:01 (Pop-up)
Jim Kweskin & the Jug Band Extravaganza	Wild About My Lovin'		Vanguard		2:26:46 (Pop-up)
Dan Hicks & The Hot Licks	The Piano Has Been Drinking (Not Me)	Beatin' the Heat	Surf Dog Records		2:30:19 (Pop-up)
Bill Carney's Jug Addicts	Sister Kate	There Will Be Jug!	Bill Carney's Jug Addicts		2:33:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John Fahey	Finale "Finale" by "John Fahey"	America	Takoma		2:37:00 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Down By the River "Down By the River" by "Neil Young"	Live at the Cellar Door	Reprise		2:44:36 (Pop-up)
Kristen Mueller	Old Time Records "Old Time Records" by "Kristen Mueller"	Deserts and Long Trails	Kristen Mueller		2:49:05 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	Good Shepherd "Good Shepherd" by "Jefferson Airplane"	Volunteers	RCA		2:53:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John Fahey	Finale "Finale" by "John Fahey"	America	Takoma		2:58:06 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm kat330: Hi, Irene! Yes, for Pete's sake!
	🥁 12:02pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hi Irene, hello one and all, hi Kat
	12:03pm Maggie B.: <3
	12:03pm kat330: Hello, Sean!
	12:04pm van: Hi
	12:04pm common: oh man! look at pete! that's a great photo, irene.
	12:05pm kat330: Rearranged my schedule to get here early this week. Just knew there'd be a Seeger tribute.
	12:06pm Davee: Yeah!
	12:07pm Kurt: Oh no, not another Pete Seeger tribute.
	12:07pm Mike East: I'm glad Jeffrey did his Seeger tribute later in his show so I was awake for it. Looking forard to this one, Irene. Afternoon, all.
	12:08pm LP: Great stuff! It was great then; it's great now. And will be great in 50 more years!!
	12:09pm kat330: This is the first Seeger tribute I've heard, on FMU or anywhere. Colbert had a nice performance of Pete doing "If I Had a Hammer," but that was all I managed to see all last week.
	12:11pm P-90: Just noticed that the great shot of Seeger on the page is by Irene T. herself. Excellent
	12:12pm kat330: Yes, excellent, as all Irene's photos are that she's posted.
	12:12pm Irene Trudel: Hi Everybody! Hope you're staying warm and snug, and away from teh snow in the NYC area. Yeah, another Pete Seeger Tribute. I'm hoping not to copy the other ones. Later I'm airing a vintage show with Uncle Tupelo from The Music Faucet.
	12:12pm Parq: Kat, Dave the Spazz did what I thought was a perfect little one-set tribute last Thursday night, about halfway through the first hour of his show.
	12:14pm kat330: Thanks, Parq! I'll make a note of that.
	12:15pm kat330: BTW, Happy New Year of the Horse, citizens!
	12:16pm Davee: I thought it was the year of the farrier
	12:19pm kat330: If the shoe fits, it's a lucky sign.
	12:23pm van: My Lagan Love?
	12:25pm kat330: Lovely.
	12:26pm mauri: this is great
	12:27pm van: That WAS My Lagan Love. Loved Kate's rendition of it.
	12:27pm Irene Trudel: @Van, I'm not sure of the name on that one but will check
	12:28pm van: I'm quite sure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ESyqbDQW3g
	12:28pm Irene Trudel: Ah, thanks for identifying it! It was one of my favorite moments in a concert setting.
	12:29pm Davee: Good night, Irene.
	12:29pm van: Lots of folks have done that one http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Lagan_Love
	12:30pm kat330: Interesting he does this in a major key. PP&M did it in a minor key.
	12:37pm kat330: Pete certainly could work an audience. Even did so at age 93-4 w/ Colbert's cynical and hip city audience. If he asked you to sing, it's an offer you couldn't refuse.
	🥁 12:39pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hello everyone. Thanks for a fitting & wonderful tribute to a great man, Irene. He may not have been the most apparent part the collective FMU consciousness but he was in there nonetheless.
	12:44pm Webhamster Henry: ISB is nice to hear with an appropriately titled song.
	🥁 12:46pm KevinfromBayRidge: Yeah kat, Saw him twice on LI in the mid-70s doing a round-robin with Harry Chapin & Steve Goodman. Despite being the "0ld Guy", he certainly held up his end. 0f course,now they're all gone.
	12:50pm SSS: Harry Chapin played at my high school in 1975 for a ticket price of ten cents. (It's a hobby of mine to date myself)
	🥁 12:51pm Sean in Bristol UK: Lovely, a track off "Inside"
	12:54pm van: Gorgeous, as always, from Meg
	12:54pm kat330: @Kevin: Cool. Sadly I never got to see him in concert.
	12:55pm kat330: @SSS: At least you're dating someone you already know pretty well. ;)
	🥁 12:59pm Sean in Bristol UK: Terrific set going on here
	🥁 1:02pm Brian in UK: @Kevin Loved to have seen Seeger, Chapin & Goodman. Only ever managed Chapin. All heroes.
	🥁 1:03pm Brian in UK: Been thinking a lot this last week about Jac Holtzman & Elektra. Another hero.
	1:03pm kat330: Goodman may have written THE quintessential American song -- yes, even beating out "This Land Is Your Land."
	1:05pm SSS: I did not realize my double entandre! You know, I met Pete at his place once, and ran into him 25 years before that when the ClearWater docked in upper Manhattan. Just another local.
	1:15pm BarbR: One of my favorite college radio memories was Uncle Tupelo playing in our studio back in 1991.
	1:20pm Fuzzy: @kat330: do you mean the perfect Country & Western song? One and the same?
	1:21pm Listener Schned: Anybody recall what time of day The Music Faucet came on back then ? Pretty sure it was a Sunday show...
	1:24pm kat330: @ Fuzzy: Sorry, was away from the list for a bit. Not exactly C&W -- a genre usually not my cup of tea -- but purely Americana. City of New Orleans is such a perfect song, IMO.
	1:26pm Irene Trudel: @Listener Schned, the Music Faucet definitely aired on Sunday evenings. I was thinking it was kind of on the early side--either 6pm or 8pm. It varied over several schedules. I was the engineer for a good many of them but not for Uncle Tupelo.
	1:27pm Fuzzy: @kat: Ah, yes -- City of New Orleans is awesome too! I thought you might be referring to "You Never Even Called Me By My Name," another Goodman gem.
	1:31pm common: this is great to hear! Thanks Irene!
	1:32pm kat330: CoNO wonderfully moves between minor and major keys, an element that is almost always featured in my favorite songs across all genres.
	1:34pm Fuzzy: Yes, just went through a verse on my guitar -- the Em and Bm chords give it a nice melancholy flavor.
	1:35pm Fuzzy: If you're playing it in G...
	1:36pm kat330: First time as a kid I consciously realized how important this changing between minor / major is to my sensibilities was listening to the Exciters "Tell Him."
	1:45pm Fuzzy: Vote for your Favorite Chord today! Mine is Em7 -- funky as I wanna be!
	1:47pm glenn: A diminished.
	1:47pm r i s k y: This host is REALLY ANNOYING... Anyone with me on that one?
	1:48pm r i s k y: Not Martha* her voice is calmer than a silent stream.
	1:50pm kat330: @Fuzzy: Since you're a guitar player, did you notice a certain guitar chord sequence + rhythm in Seeger's "Oh Freedom" that was the same as in "Walk Right in / Sit Right Down"?
	1:50pm Ike: @risky@1:47, I always thought so too! I didn't want to be first to say it but I could NEVER stand him! I heard a rumor that he had an annoying entourage as well. I was so glad when the Stork Club replaced this, despite this cool Uncle Tupelo set.
	1:51pm common: he seems a tad condescending. again, why can't i spell?
	1:52pm ~L: http://radiofreesongclub.com/artists/nicholas-hill
	1:52pm Fuzzy: @kat: no, I didn't catch that. That "Walk Right In" is a tough one to play (for me anyway...)
	1:54pm Fuzzy: Folk and fingerpicking are not my strong suite as a guitar player.
	1:56pm ceedubbles: So cool that now the archive is Archived
	1:57pm r i s k y: @common, yeah just a tad lol. Yikes.
	1:58pm BarbR: Wow, I was probably at that show at the Middle East...
	1:59pm common: @risky: makes me a little uncomfortable.
	1:59pm glenn: walk right in is played on a 12 string tuned down one whole step.
	2:00pm r i s k y: Oh man DJ Host Etiquette 101. If you have nothing nice to say, SHUT UP!
	2:01pm Irene Trudel: @r i s k y, I don't agree. I happened to like Nick's delivery. Also, I'm not Martha. Anyway, glad I could get this show in the archives.
	2:02pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks for the replay Irene; Doug S. did the world a favor by similarly archiving the Steinsky shows.
	2:02pm kat330: He was really smartass about UT's hometown being in that vast nothingness so many coasters don't even pretend to have any geographical sense of.
	2:03pm BarbR: Thanks Irene! Enjoyed the set v. much
	2:04pm kat330: @glenn: Well, probably not all versions. I think I was hearing the PP&M version. Maybe they lifted it from Seeger. [shrug]
	2:05pm Listener Schned: Thanks Irene, 6pm sounds about right- just kind of re-visiting what I was doing then, the days when ya had to be there listenin' live- thanks too for all your shows and remotes, you pot a mighty mic!!
	2:06pm Fuzzy: @glenn: Yeah, the detuned 12-string sounds nice. I still can't play it, on any guitar.
	2:08pm ddd: really enjoyed the tupelo set
	2:08pm Ike: I respectfully stand with r i s k y on Mr. Hill (preferably with combat boots). Thanks for replaying this, Irene. I always enjoy hearing a bit of FMU history from the 90s and discussing past hosts, good and (IMO) bad. Also, the timeslot when this aired was 8-10 p.m., because Fabio was on from 10-midnight.
	2:08pm Whosondephone: Terrifying!!! tuning into the middle of that!
	🥁 2:09pm KevinfromBayRidge: Good to see that Nick Hill still evokes polarized opinions!
	2:10pm kat330: Yay, There Will Be Jug!
	2:14pm kat330: Any program at FMU paying tribute to the day the music died? My morning started with Big Bopper's delightful Chantilly Lace. Nice autoharp sound.
	2:16pm ceedubbles: Hey man for a minute I thought the host was Tom Sharp long! I was in SWAsia those days, didn't dial in til '95
	2:16pm Webhamster Henry: I approve of all autoharp tracks!
	2:20pm Parq: What a wonderful, nostalgic smile "The Dutchman" brings to my face. Still miss you, Steve.
	2:22pm kat330: Yes, esp. nostalgic. Margaret is my mother's name.
	🥁 2:22pm Brian in UK: Hear hear parq. Ahhhhh about to raise a glass to Steve.
	🥁 2:23pm KevinfromBayRidge: Yup... This was one of the highlights aforementioned (by me) shows . Think they were at Half Hollow Hills High in Suffolk Co
	🥁 2:24pm KevinfromBayRidge: Me too, Brian
	2:26pm Parq: John Hartford -- another one we lost way too soon.
	2:28pm kat330: Geoff!
	2:33pm kat330: Can anyone confirm if that's a melodica?
	2:34pm KP: My Melodica Has Been Drinking
	2:35pm Sem Chumbo: Glad I got here in time for some Hot Licks. Thanks, Irene.
	2:39pm kat330: Ohh, so there really IS also a There Will Be Jug title? I thought I'd misheard you when you repeated it last week as "Let There Be Jug!" Both are great, but I like the movie ref.
	2:40pm kat330: :)
	2:47pm Tome: nice to be home and listening to you in real time Irene , your show is always spectacular !! & acoustic Neil Young now love it !
	2:52pm kat330: Irene, thanks for these hours of sonorous serenity!
	2:55pm glenn: down by the river. there's that Em7 chord.
	🥁 2:55pm Sean in Bristol UK: As always, Irene, a show of splendour, roll on next Monday. Have a great week, everyone.
	2:56pm Whooda: In time of one tune JA couldn't be more of a pleasure.
	2:56pm van: Enjoyed the show - thanks Irene
	2:58pm Fuzzy: @glenn: Yep! It's a good'un!
	2:58pm Irene Trudel: THanks for tuning in everybody! Catch you next week.
	3:00pm 12539: Thanks, Irene.
	3:00pm marmalade kitty: Great show Irene!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from February 3, 2014

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