WFMU: The Duane Train: Playlist from March 26, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:03pm Cecile: DUANE I love Wynonie Harris.
	12:04pm Cecile: OMG. I love this album, too.
	12:04pm Cecile: hahahahha, I have jury duty tomorrow. Great theme.
	12:06pm Duane: hey cecile!!!
	12:07pm common: howdy, duane, cecile!
	12:07pm Cecile: howdy all!
	12:09pm Melomeezy: Hi Duane!
	12:10pm Johnny_A: Good afternoon sir!
	12:10pm Cecile: do you have "I say a little prayer?"
	12:11pm Sem Chumbo: Just beautiful, that choir, Duane:) And now this. OK,Ok,ok!
	12:11pm Stephanie: Hi Duane!
	12:11pm Jshatan: Wynonie rules, OV rules - and Duane rules! Happy Wednesday, all.
	12:11pm common: happy bday, aretha!
	12:11pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Afternoon Duane
	12:12pm tim from champaign: Hi Duane and Duaniacs!
	12:13pm robyn: aloha!
	12:15pm tim from champaign: This Dr. Feelgood feels better than Motley Crue's Dr. Feelgood.
	12:15pm steve: hey Duane. YAY Aretha!
	12:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Happy 72nd birthday, Aretha (March 25)!
	12:17pm Christian: Boogarins! good hang last night! ...
	12:18pm common: boogarins were great on joe's show yesterday. i still gotta miss 'em this eve in philly.
	12:19pm Duane: Yeah Christian..Likewise. Boogarins..Slayed!!!! I feel bad for the headliners..These kids ain't playin!!
	12:20pm Cecile: out here in the streets...
	12:21pm mg: Oh, wow. I've never heard this version by Misty Dixon. What year was it recorded?
	12:21pm chris: LOL, Cecile! Was just thinking that.
	12:21pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: This is such a lovely cover of the Purple One. Thanks for playing Duane.
	12:22pm tim from champaign: I think this is my favorite song on Purple Rain. This cover gave me some pause. Wow.
	12:22pm Jshatan: So, it's sounding like Boogarins won the battle of the bands...
	12:23pm Duane: JShatan: no contest
	12:24pm chris: Still have Daltry yelling in my head....
	12:25pm Cecile: All wasted!
	12:25pm Tim 07030: I was at Boogarins last night and left after they finished, figuring there was no way headliners could possibly compete. Not to mention the trip back to Hoboken loomed.
	12:26pm MD: That song was cooool!!~!!!!
	12:28pm tim from champaign: Sounds like Boogarins slayed last night. They completely won me over on Joe's show yesterday. They should release that recording. It sounded so good.
	12:28pm Caroline: So glad to hear your show right now!!!!!
	12:32pm Duane: thanx Caroline!!
	12:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yes, I highly recommend yesterday's Three Chord Monte to hear the Boogarins - www.wfmu.org...
	12:35pm Cecile: this has a great Booka Shade feel to it. Like In White Rooms
	12:36pm tim from champaign: Detroit techno is my favorite techno.
	12:37pm Tim 07030: I feel a sudden urge to do aerobics
	12:37pm Cecile: Windsor techno is also pretty damn good.
	12:38pm Cecile: this probably came first, right? I feel dopey. BUt there are holes in my dance music knowledge you could fly a stealth bomber through.
	12:41pm Cecile: GRACE!
	12:42pm snoopy007: Duane Train ! hello beautiful people :)
	12:43pm robyn: haha! i have played this when my friends' drama has gotten to be too much once or twice...
	12:43pm tim from champaign: Windsor techno is great too. I'm not sure but I'm guessing Detroit techno came first. I also imagine it was all part of the same scene. Radio bleeding over the Detroit River and easy border crossings back then.
	12:44pm kirk from beer city usa: hey everyone! just checking in to say that I have this Grace Jones 12" single, and this side sure beats the other side, which is a Joy Divsion cover. You'd think it's good, but no.
	12:44pm Jshatan: I'm def going to check out the Three Card Monte session - Boogarins were fantastic at Other Music on Monday. Sorry I couldn't make the full show!
	12:44pm Cecile: Detroit definitely came first.
	12:45pm tim from champaign: Hey kirk!
	12:45pm common: thanks for the grace jones, duane!
	12:47pm kirk from beer city usa: Hi Tim! I know where common got his pink volvo wagon image...
	12:47pm Mary Wing: That was a seamless segue into Grace Jones, wow!
	12:50pm Cecile: hahahahhahaha The drag queens are nicer! hahahhaha
	12:50pm Cecile: But Snatch Game this week was hysterical. A classic.
	12:51pm robyn: oh to spend a day in naomi campbell's brain.
	12:51pm common: @kirk: stole it from tim.
	12:52pm Cecile: no, not at all.
	12:53pm robyn: oooh duane throwing a little shade there at pitchfork bands ;) deserved though.
	12:53pm common: yep! there we go!
	12:54pm Cecile: Yeah, ITA Robyn
	12:54pm Jshatan: Yes, that was a perfect intro for these boys from Brazil...
	12:55pm Lewis: absolutely not - it is exactly what fmu is all about!!!
	12:55pm tim from champaign: Yeah, Pitchfork bands...P friggin U!
	12:55pm Cecile: Seriously they are like the second coming of Love.
	12:55pm Cecile: That good.
	12:57pm robyn: wow, boogarins are touring like mad. should be able to check them out in may.
	12:58pm robyn: re: pitchfork bands. when the description of your band makes me want to fall asleep or go listen to something i already know i like, you're doing it wrong.
	1:04pm bobdoesthings: re: pitchfork bands - whenever any douchebags make claim at being an authoritative resource for what's good... you're going to have a bad time.
	1:16pm Andrew Waterloo: Or someone who claims to be authority on what you should be listening to at a given time.
	1:21pm steve: omg, so many clicky stars
	1:24pm robyn: but you MUST be RELEVANT at all TIMES @andrew!! /sarcasm
	1:30pm Neg-guh-tor: I love whirlpool productions.
	1:31pm Saying ...: That name, though ... Boogarins ... a little distancing.
	1:36pm Cecile: The problem with pitchfork bands is that they are not coming from a I'm going to Make It On My Own place, but rather dammit my mom forgot to pick up my Xanax today and my shift at Starbucks starts in an hour kind of place.
	1:40pm K: I suppose whenever we make broad generalizations about things there is a danger of stereotyping. I get it with the Pitchfork dis, but surely there are worthy bands who Pitchfork might champion.
	1:43pm Cecile: Absolutely. But I've noticed for bands outside genres they are comfortable with, they usually are not in the vanguard of championing them. Which, come to think of it, makes them more than a little like Rolling Stone.
	1:45pm Cecile: Or Spin.
	1:47pm Johnny_A: I'm dating myself, but I remember when Spin was the big alternative to Rolling Stone.
	1:48pm Jshatan: Pitchfork is, for me, just one place to get info and opinions. Sure, they sometimes blow it and the writing could be little less up it's own you-know-what but that's probably true of my own blog as well! And they were up on Boogarins with a 7.1.
	1:49pm Cecile: I'm dating myself, I remember when Rolling Stone was kind of alternative.
	1:50pm Cecile: I respect that. But that doesn't stop me from making fun of it. :)
	1:51pm Ralphine: I remember when Creem was the alternative to Rolling Stone. I first started reading Rolling Stone in the Ben Fong-Torres, Hunter S. Thompson, and Rev. Charles M. Young era. I don't read Pitchfork, but I went to a Pitchfork festival several years ago that I liked pretty well. GZA, Yoko Ono, Slint, New Pornographers, Sonic Youth, Mastodon, Grizzly Bear, and Ken Vandermark's Powerhouse Sound stick out in my mind.
	1:52pm doca: thanks for the music, duane!
	1:52pm Jshatan: Dean Drummond's death last year was a huge blow to the Partch legacy. I got to see Newband at least once back in college and it was amazing. Here's hoping someone preserves those instruments!
	1:52pm Johnny_A: Not a bad lineup
	1:54pm common: i wish i could preserve those instruments!
	1:55pm steve: these days i find i can't take seriously any review blog/site/magazine that gives number ratings (besides Resident Advisor, which i like, and is very straightforward and plain spoken in its reviews) - its become too much endless hype wagon nonsense. maybe its always been that way i just noticed it recently.
	1:55pm djelrock: Duane is the maine man! I'd pay to see Duane dj a performance art piece by Andre, but Andre cant destroy nuthin' for an hour!
	1:55pm steve: im with you common. each Parch fan should each get to preserve one! i think it might actually work out mathematically!
	1:56pm Cecile: Gotta go, but great chat and music as always.
	1:57pm Duane: Djelrock: I'd do it in a heartbeat!! Bye Cecile..'til next time!!
	2:00pm tim from champaign: All chest thumping aside (on my part), it seems like bands that pitchfork champions and listeners who follow those bands is music for people who don't want to get dirty. For instance, there might be a pitchfork band that has classic rock tendencies but the band and/or their fans either aren't aware of or don't want to dig into something like Mountain.
	2:03pm common: @steve: that would be great!
	2:03pm tim from champaign: Whereas the DJs on WFMU are not afraid to get dirty and even revel in some dubious muck which is why I love FMU.
	2:07pm northguineahills: (i have a Mountain LP)
	2:08pm tim from champaign: ngh - I have 3 Mountain LPs!
	2:10pm common: i like some mountain.
	2:11pm Mike East: diggin the sounds today, duane, for sure.
	2:12pm K: That Phil Brown sounded like "Got To Be Real." Mountain LIVE ... yeah .... Long Red ... Nantucket Sleighride ... Leslie West ... Felix Pappalardi .... yeah .... on tempo Jack.
	2:13pm tim from champaign: This Fugi is bad ass.
	2:16pm kwhitehead: Man, I've been grooving to Mandrill all week. But I haven't heard this. Fierce.
	2:17pm K: This Mandrill music to me is from the elusive category called "Hard Rock" which became a rather generic term without much clear meaning. And yes, this could be a "Hard Funk" sub-category. I suppose it evolved into metal, but that seemed more about technological "advancements" that helped to formulate a new "sound." Hard rock was old school, loud, distorted, some drug association. Obscure proponent+ Demian (ABC Dunhill) . THanks for the Mandrill .... brought it up last week.
	2:19pm r i s k y: GO DUANE! Love me some Mandrill!
	2:19pm Jshatan: I have a smoking bootleg - Mandrill live on Long Island, 1974. This right here is a representative slice.
	2:20pm Johnny_A: This is hot! I"'e got their 1st album, it isn't quite this hard, though it still rocks. They were at the PP bandshell a few years ago - it was a great show.
	2:20pm K: How about some Slave ... Drac!!!!!
	2:21pm Johnny_A: Do you have to keep a fire extinguisher by the stereo when you crank that boot up?
	2:22pm K: Great show as always Duane, gotta run. Future request, some Larry Blackmon. Cameo.
	2:22pm tim from champaign: Oh man, you're gonna set the station on fire, Duane!
	2:25pm K: Edging into Mother's Finest territory ...
	2:27pm Jshatan: Can someone please tell Eddy Grant to re-issue this burner??
	2:31pm Ralphine: Groupie Girl isn't as good as Do You Have a Garter Belt, but okay.
	2:31pm SeanG: hot shit!
	2:41pm KP: Wow. Where did this come from
	2:51pm still b/p: Sorta Lonnie Holley precursorish flavors in there.
	2:53pm SeanG: totally
	2:53pm Sem Chumbo: Need to rehydrate after three hours on the Duane train, especially after this last set. You're too much, D. Thx!
	2:54pm robyn: what a jam!
	2:57pm chris: Outstanding show, Duane! Another great ride on the Duane Train! Thanks!
	2:59pm tim from champaign: Victory lap!
	3:01pm flubby: is anyone else not getting the left channel?
	3:02pm common: left yes. awesome show, duane!
	3:03pm steve: excellent as always Duane
	3:03pm Dan B From Upstate: Weird. I'm only getting the left channel. No joke.
	3:03pm Jshatan: Always good! Next week: Tales of Kraftwerk in 3D.
	3:04pm steve: im blinded by clicky stars!
	3:06pm Duane: fixed the channel! Sorry folks:)
	3:06pm SeanG: sounding good!
	3:07pm Mike East: was listening to songs in the key of life on my birthday...opened up the double LP which I got for 3 bucks and realized theres a bonus 45 in there that I never knew I had.
	3:08pm Ralphine: I remember thinking at the time that Contusion was so out-of-character for Wonder, but I really liked it.
	3:08pm Jshatan: All Day Sucker, Mike East!! Saturn!!
	3:08pm k: Stevie chasing after the FUSION here, admirably so.

The Duane Train: Playlist from March 26, 2014

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March 26, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Wynonie Harris	Around the clock "Around the clock" by "Wynonie Harris"	Party After Hours	Aladdin	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
OV Wright	Eight men Four Women "Eight men Four Women" by "OV Wright"	A Nickel and a Nail and the Ace of Spades	Reel Music/Universal	0:02:58 (Pop-up)
Beautiful Zion Choir	Make room for Jesus	S/T	Myrrh	0:08:27 (Pop-up)
Aretha Franklin	Dr. Feelgood (Live in Stockholm '68	unreleased	unreleased	0:09:52 (Pop-up)
Mark Murphy	They "They" by "Mark Murphy"	II	Muse	0:15:13 (Pop-up)
Misty Dixon	The Beautiful Ones "The Beautiful Ones" by "Misty Dixon"	Iced to Mode	Twisted Nerve	0:19:12 (Pop-up)
Vanilla	P.S. "P.S." by "Vanilla"	Expansion Sound Vol. One	Expansions Collective	0:25:50 (Pop-up)
Kelela	The High (Underdog Homidae Aloe Rework)	single	self-released	0:29:36 (Pop-up)
Terrence Parker	Saved FOrever "Saved FOrever" by "Terrence Parker"	Life on the Back 9	Planet E	0:34:22 (Pop-up)
Grace Jones	Private Life "Private Life" by "Grace Jones"	12"	Island	0:41:33 (Pop-up)
Boogarins	Avalanche "Avalanche" by "Boogarins"	Live on WFMU 3/25/14 (Three chord monte)	WFMU	0:53:12 (Pop-up)
Stratosferic Band	Nowhere "Nowhere" by "Stratosferic Band"	12"	Voom	0:57:33 (Pop-up)
Hokis Pokis	City Rhythm "City Rhythm" by "Hokis Pokis"	12"	Wax Trax	1:00:48 (Pop-up)
Two Tons O Fun	Do you Wanna Boogie	12"	Fantasy	1:04:09 (Pop-up)
Isignori Della Galassia	Peoxima Centauri	Iceman	Medical	1:09:46 (Pop-up)
Sango	Me de Amor (Nikes Edit) "Me de Amor (Nikes Edit)" by "Sango"	self-released	self-released	1:15:21 (Pop-up)
Cal Tjader & Charlie Byrd	Tambu in 7/4	Tambu	Fantasy	1:18:34 (Pop-up)
Jimetta Rose	Inshallah, I AM (Spaceways radio demo mix)	single	self-released	1:24:25 (Pop-up)
Whirlpool Productions	If time were a beat	Ladomat 2000: Compact Disc Volume 2	Ladomat	1:26:49 (Pop-up)
Free Enterprise	Make it on my own	12"	BMC	1:32:33 (Pop-up)
Fantastic Mr. Fox feat. Alby Daniels	Pascals Chorus	San'en ep	Black Acre	1:38:24 (Pop-up)
The Rising Storm	Frozen Laughter "Frozen Laughter" by "The Rising Storm"	Calm Before The Storm	EVA	1:52:36 (Pop-up)
Esther Marrow	And When I die "And When I die" by "Esther Marrow"	Sister Woman	Fantasy	1:54:38 (Pop-up)
Ruby Andrews	Where have you gone "Where have you gone" by "Ruby Andrews"	7"	Zodiac	1:59:33 (Pop-up)
Winter	Bones "Bones" by "Winter"	7"	North Wind Muzic Company	2:01:54 (Pop-up)
Barbara Lynn	I'm a one man woman "I'm a one man woman" by "Barbara Lynn"	7"	Atlantic	2:04:35 (Pop-up)
Phil Brown & god's earth with love	I know he's watching	7"	Rejoice	2:07:25 (Pop-up)
Fugi	Mary Don't Take Me on No Bad Trip	7"	Chess	2:10:10 (Pop-up)
Mandrill	Get it All (Live on Rock Concert 1974)	Best Of	Polydor	2:14:06 (Pop-up)
Equals	Stone Cold Cat (Live) "Stone Cold Cat (Live)" by "Equals"	Equals Party	Phonogram / Mercury	2:21:21 (Pop-up)
Tony Joe White	Groupie Girl (Live on Playboy after dark 1970)	7"	Warner Bros	2:28:23 (Pop-up)
Sly & The Family Stone	Man does not Live	Listen to the Voices: Sly Stone in the Studio 1965-70	Ace	2:33:15 (Pop-up)
Margie Alexander	Can I be your main thing	7"	Atlantic	2:35:45 (Pop-up)
Linda Ronstadt	Living Like a fool (Live 1969)	Unreleased	Unreleased	2:39:24 (Pop-up)
Joyce	Feminina (Live in London 1999)	unreleased	unreleased	2:43:32 (Pop-up)
Billy Paul	Go East "Go East" by "Billy Paul"	Golden Gate Groove (The Sound of Phila delphia Live in San Francisco 1973	Columbia / Legacy	2:48:04 (Pop-up)
Jackson 5	I want you Back/Love you Save/Wanna be where you are (1973)	Unreleased	Unreleased	3:00:08 (Pop-up)
Stevie Wonder	Contusion (Live In Germany 1973)	Unreleased	unreleased	3:04:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03pm Cecile: DUANE I love Wynonie Harris.
	12:04pm Cecile: OMG. I love this album, too.
	12:04pm Cecile: hahahahha, I have jury duty tomorrow. Great theme.
	12:06pm Duane: hey cecile!!!
	12:07pm common: howdy, duane, cecile!
	12:07pm Cecile: howdy all!
	12:09pm Melomeezy: Hi Duane!
	12:10pm Johnny_A: Good afternoon sir!
	12:10pm Cecile: do you have "I say a little prayer?"
	12:11pm Sem Chumbo: Just beautiful, that choir, Duane:) And now this. OK,Ok,ok!
	12:11pm Stephanie: Hi Duane!
	12:11pm Jshatan: Wynonie rules, OV rules - and Duane rules! Happy Wednesday, all.
	12:11pm common: happy bday, aretha!
	12:11pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Afternoon Duane
	12:12pm tim from champaign: Hi Duane and Duaniacs!
	12:13pm robyn: aloha!
	12:15pm tim from champaign: This Dr. Feelgood feels better than Motley Crue's Dr. Feelgood.
	12:15pm steve: hey Duane. YAY Aretha!
	12:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Happy 72nd birthday, Aretha (March 25)!
	12:17pm Christian: Boogarins! good hang last night! ...
	12:18pm common: boogarins were great on joe's show yesterday. i still gotta miss 'em this eve in philly.
	12:19pm Duane: Yeah Christian..Likewise. Boogarins..Slayed!!!! I feel bad for the headliners..These kids ain't playin!!
	12:20pm Cecile: out here in the streets...
	12:21pm mg: Oh, wow. I've never heard this version by Misty Dixon. What year was it recorded?
	12:21pm chris: LOL, Cecile! Was just thinking that.
	12:21pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: This is such a lovely cover of the Purple One. Thanks for playing Duane.
	12:22pm tim from champaign: I think this is my favorite song on Purple Rain. This cover gave me some pause. Wow.
	12:22pm Jshatan: So, it's sounding like Boogarins won the battle of the bands...
	12:23pm Duane: JShatan: no contest
	12:24pm chris: Still have Daltry yelling in my head....
	12:25pm Cecile: All wasted!
	12:25pm Tim 07030: I was at Boogarins last night and left after they finished, figuring there was no way headliners could possibly compete. Not to mention the trip back to Hoboken loomed.
	12:26pm MD: That song was cooool!!~!!!!
	12:28pm tim from champaign: Sounds like Boogarins slayed last night. They completely won me over on Joe's show yesterday. They should release that recording. It sounded so good.
	12:28pm Caroline: So glad to hear your show right now!!!!!
	12:32pm Duane: thanx Caroline!!
	12:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yes, I highly recommend yesterday's Three Chord Monte to hear the Boogarins - www.wfmu.org...
	12:35pm Cecile: this has a great Booka Shade feel to it. Like In White Rooms
	12:36pm tim from champaign: Detroit techno is my favorite techno.
	12:37pm Tim 07030: I feel a sudden urge to do aerobics
	12:37pm Cecile: Windsor techno is also pretty damn good.
	12:38pm Cecile: this probably came first, right? I feel dopey. BUt there are holes in my dance music knowledge you could fly a stealth bomber through.
	12:41pm Cecile: GRACE!
	12:42pm snoopy007: Duane Train ! hello beautiful people :)
	12:43pm robyn: haha! i have played this when my friends' drama has gotten to be too much once or twice...
	12:43pm tim from champaign: Windsor techno is great too. I'm not sure but I'm guessing Detroit techno came first. I also imagine it was all part of the same scene. Radio bleeding over the Detroit River and easy border crossings back then.
	12:44pm kirk from beer city usa: hey everyone! just checking in to say that I have this Grace Jones 12" single, and this side sure beats the other side, which is a Joy Divsion cover. You'd think it's good, but no.
	12:44pm Jshatan: I'm def going to check out the Three Card Monte session - Boogarins were fantastic at Other Music on Monday. Sorry I couldn't make the full show!
	12:44pm Cecile: Detroit definitely came first.
	12:45pm tim from champaign: Hey kirk!
	12:45pm common: thanks for the grace jones, duane!
	12:47pm kirk from beer city usa: Hi Tim! I know where common got his pink volvo wagon image...
	12:47pm Mary Wing: That was a seamless segue into Grace Jones, wow!
	12:50pm Cecile: hahahahhahaha The drag queens are nicer! hahahhaha
	12:50pm Cecile: But Snatch Game this week was hysterical. A classic.
	12:51pm robyn: oh to spend a day in naomi campbell's brain.
	12:51pm common: @kirk: stole it from tim.
	12:52pm Cecile: no, not at all.
	12:53pm robyn: oooh duane throwing a little shade there at pitchfork bands ;) deserved though.
	12:53pm common: yep! there we go!
	12:54pm Cecile: Yeah, ITA Robyn
	12:54pm Jshatan: Yes, that was a perfect intro for these boys from Brazil...
	12:55pm Lewis: absolutely not - it is exactly what fmu is all about!!!
	12:55pm tim from champaign: Yeah, Pitchfork bands...P friggin U!
	12:55pm Cecile: Seriously they are like the second coming of Love.
	12:55pm Cecile: That good.
	12:57pm robyn: wow, boogarins are touring like mad. should be able to check them out in may.
	12:58pm robyn: re: pitchfork bands. when the description of your band makes me want to fall asleep or go listen to something i already know i like, you're doing it wrong.
	1:04pm bobdoesthings: re: pitchfork bands - whenever any douchebags make claim at being an authoritative resource for what's good... you're going to have a bad time.
	1:16pm Andrew Waterloo: Or someone who claims to be authority on what you should be listening to at a given time.
	1:21pm steve: omg, so many clicky stars
	1:24pm robyn: but you MUST be RELEVANT at all TIMES @andrew!! /sarcasm
	1:30pm Neg-guh-tor: I love whirlpool productions.
	1:31pm Saying ...: That name, though ... Boogarins ... a little distancing.
	1:36pm Cecile: The problem with pitchfork bands is that they are not coming from a I'm going to Make It On My Own place, but rather dammit my mom forgot to pick up my Xanax today and my shift at Starbucks starts in an hour kind of place.
	1:40pm K: I suppose whenever we make broad generalizations about things there is a danger of stereotyping. I get it with the Pitchfork dis, but surely there are worthy bands who Pitchfork might champion.
	1:43pm Cecile: Absolutely. But I've noticed for bands outside genres they are comfortable with, they usually are not in the vanguard of championing them. Which, come to think of it, makes them more than a little like Rolling Stone.
	1:45pm Cecile: Or Spin.
	1:47pm Johnny_A: I'm dating myself, but I remember when Spin was the big alternative to Rolling Stone.
	1:48pm Jshatan: Pitchfork is, for me, just one place to get info and opinions. Sure, they sometimes blow it and the writing could be little less up it's own you-know-what but that's probably true of my own blog as well! And they were up on Boogarins with a 7.1.
	1:49pm Cecile: I'm dating myself, I remember when Rolling Stone was kind of alternative.
	1:50pm Cecile: I respect that. But that doesn't stop me from making fun of it. :)
	1:51pm Ralphine: I remember when Creem was the alternative to Rolling Stone. I first started reading Rolling Stone in the Ben Fong-Torres, Hunter S. Thompson, and Rev. Charles M. Young era. I don't read Pitchfork, but I went to a Pitchfork festival several years ago that I liked pretty well. GZA, Yoko Ono, Slint, New Pornographers, Sonic Youth, Mastodon, Grizzly Bear, and Ken Vandermark's Powerhouse Sound stick out in my mind.
	1:52pm doca: thanks for the music, duane!
	1:52pm Jshatan: Dean Drummond's death last year was a huge blow to the Partch legacy. I got to see Newband at least once back in college and it was amazing. Here's hoping someone preserves those instruments!
	1:52pm Johnny_A: Not a bad lineup
	1:54pm common: i wish i could preserve those instruments!
	1:55pm steve: these days i find i can't take seriously any review blog/site/magazine that gives number ratings (besides Resident Advisor, which i like, and is very straightforward and plain spoken in its reviews) - its become too much endless hype wagon nonsense. maybe its always been that way i just noticed it recently.
	1:55pm djelrock: Duane is the maine man! I'd pay to see Duane dj a performance art piece by Andre, but Andre cant destroy nuthin' for an hour!
	1:55pm steve: im with you common. each Parch fan should each get to preserve one! i think it might actually work out mathematically!
	1:56pm Cecile: Gotta go, but great chat and music as always.
	1:57pm Duane: Djelrock: I'd do it in a heartbeat!! Bye Cecile..'til next time!!
	2:00pm tim from champaign: All chest thumping aside (on my part), it seems like bands that pitchfork champions and listeners who follow those bands is music for people who don't want to get dirty. For instance, there might be a pitchfork band that has classic rock tendencies but the band and/or their fans either aren't aware of or don't want to dig into something like Mountain.
	2:03pm common: @steve: that would be great!
	2:03pm tim from champaign: Whereas the DJs on WFMU are not afraid to get dirty and even revel in some dubious muck which is why I love FMU.
	2:07pm northguineahills: (i have a Mountain LP)
	2:08pm tim from champaign: ngh - I have 3 Mountain LPs!
	2:10pm common: i like some mountain.
	2:11pm Mike East: diggin the sounds today, duane, for sure.
	2:12pm K: That Phil Brown sounded like "Got To Be Real." Mountain LIVE ... yeah .... Long Red ... Nantucket Sleighride ... Leslie West ... Felix Pappalardi .... yeah .... on tempo Jack.
	2:13pm tim from champaign: This Fugi is bad ass.
	2:16pm kwhitehead: Man, I've been grooving to Mandrill all week. But I haven't heard this. Fierce.
	2:17pm K: This Mandrill music to me is from the elusive category called "Hard Rock" which became a rather generic term without much clear meaning. And yes, this could be a "Hard Funk" sub-category. I suppose it evolved into metal, but that seemed more about technological "advancements" that helped to formulate a new "sound." Hard rock was old school, loud, distorted, some drug association. Obscure proponent+ Demian (ABC Dunhill) . THanks for the Mandrill .... brought it up last week.
	2:19pm r i s k y: GO DUANE! Love me some Mandrill!
	2:19pm Jshatan: I have a smoking bootleg - Mandrill live on Long Island, 1974. This right here is a representative slice.
	2:20pm Johnny_A: This is hot! I"'e got their 1st album, it isn't quite this hard, though it still rocks. They were at the PP bandshell a few years ago - it was a great show.
	2:20pm K: How about some Slave ... Drac!!!!!
	2:21pm Johnny_A: Do you have to keep a fire extinguisher by the stereo when you crank that boot up?
	2:22pm K: Great show as always Duane, gotta run. Future request, some Larry Blackmon. Cameo.
	2:22pm tim from champaign: Oh man, you're gonna set the station on fire, Duane!
	2:25pm K: Edging into Mother's Finest territory ...
	2:27pm Jshatan: Can someone please tell Eddy Grant to re-issue this burner??
	2:31pm Ralphine: Groupie Girl isn't as good as Do You Have a Garter Belt, but okay.
	2:31pm SeanG: hot shit!
	2:41pm KP: Wow. Where did this come from
	2:51pm still b/p: Sorta Lonnie Holley precursorish flavors in there.
	2:53pm SeanG: totally
	2:53pm Sem Chumbo: Need to rehydrate after three hours on the Duane train, especially after this last set. You're too much, D. Thx!
	2:54pm robyn: what a jam!
	2:57pm chris: Outstanding show, Duane! Another great ride on the Duane Train! Thanks!
	2:59pm tim from champaign: Victory lap!
	3:01pm flubby: is anyone else not getting the left channel?
	3:02pm common: left yes. awesome show, duane!
	3:03pm steve: excellent as always Duane
	3:03pm Dan B From Upstate: Weird. I'm only getting the left channel. No joke.
	3:03pm Jshatan: Always good! Next week: Tales of Kraftwerk in 3D.
	3:04pm steve: im blinded by clicky stars!
	3:06pm Duane: fixed the channel! Sorry folks:)
	3:06pm SeanG: sounding good!
	3:07pm Mike East: was listening to songs in the key of life on my birthday...opened up the double LP which I got for 3 bucks and realized theres a bonus 45 in there that I never knew I had.
	3:08pm Ralphine: I remember thinking at the time that Contusion was so out-of-character for Wonder, but I really liked it.
	3:08pm Jshatan: All Day Sucker, Mike East!! Saturn!!
	3:08pm k: Stevie chasing after the FUSION here, admirably so.

The Duane Train: Playlist from March 26, 2014

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