WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from November 23, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:01pm ?: I, for one ...
	3:02pm Michael 98145: me, for two
	3:02pm geezerette: Irwin! I'm a trypto-fan
	3:03pm Jshatan: Duane sent me here - psyched to hear that Tim Buckley interview!
	👻 3:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: Whatever Bosco says, goes. More tuna? Yes, right away, your lordship.
	3:05pm V Priceless: hey Irwin & gang! Yay Roy + The Move!
	3:06pm phat: The Move are almost always a good choice. Thank you Irwin for the really big smile on my face, something that's not always easy to have nowadays.
	3:13pm melinda: Good afternoon! Enjoying the openers and looking forward to this week's Tom Wilson segment.
	3:16pm Michael 98145: nice, this EWQ
	3:18pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Irwin, and Chusidettes.
	3:19pm Michael 98145: ( webbing: "Evacuation Day on November 25 marks the day in 1783 when British troops departed from New York Town on Manhattan Island, after the end of the American Revolutionary War." )
	3:21pm crateslinger: What a day for a sail!
	3:22pm phat: Dept. of Aviation
	3:23pm Listener142985: Cats, as all cat owners know, are just another species of proto-fascist. All hail Bosco!
	3:26pm Dean: Received in immediate succession this a.m. via RSS feeds: Guidebook for Airport Terminal Restroom Planning and Design, Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Lands America’s Best Restroom Title, and Landmine monitor. Coincidence?
	3:30pm Sem Chumbo: Love all of Hot Rats. Thx, Irwin.
	3:31pm Polyus: I wonder which restroom at MSP is so wonderful and why?
	3:31pm Irwin: I love it all except "Willie the Pimp." Never could stand that one track.
	3:31pm robyn: tap tap tappin' on heaven's door
	3:33pm Dean: http://www.bestrestroom.com/us/press/press-winner-minneapolis-st-paul-international-airport-abr.asp "The Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport restrooms are currently undergoing renovations that will continue through 2025 to encompass more than 100 sets of public restrooms. Baby-changing stations are integrated into each restroom – all with an adjacent sink and paper towel dispenser. Meanwhile, accessible stalls include a sink and hand drying area, as well as automatic doors to provide a touch-free environment. Original mosaic art that reflects features of Minnesota is displayed within the restrooms near the entrances, created by a different regional artist at each set." But see the link for the finalists.
	3:33pm Sem Chumbo: @Irwin: The Captain rub you the wrong way with his vocals?
	3:36pm flashbazbo: Bosco Bosch lies whenever he speaks! Sorry I refuse to be a slave to autocorrect
	3:37pm Uncle Michael: Perfect music to bake pumpkin pie by, Irwin. Thnk you.
	3:37pm Irwin: Sem: A WFMU staffer used it as an opening theme for years. It's nine minutes long, and he played it from an overused cassette, so it sounded like crap. That song wore out its welcome in my ears.
	3:38pm Polyus: Huh, after looking at pics, I know which ones they are talking about, but I didn't think they were that spectacular last time I was there. But I don't spend much time evaluating that sort of thing.
	3:39pm Sem Chumbo: Oh, then I guess its OK to have a hate on it,-D. Some excesses are unforgivable.
	3:40pm Polyus: I hope they name one of those restrooms after Idaho Sen. Larry "Wide Stance" Craig, who was busted trying to accost fellow travelers in neighboring stalls.
	3:42pm Michael 98145: ( heh, forgot about him )
	3:45pm flashbazbo: First evacuation day is Suffolk county ma. March 17 1776 geo Washington rid us of the English for 188 years A state holiday. I like the people who evacuated first! Sad
	4:00pm Sem Chumbo: Keen Mark vocals!
	4:01pm Passaic River Blues: Time for Tom
	4:08pm melinda: I love the Fairest of the Seasons. So beautiful.
	4:10pm geezerette: love Nico's voice.
	4:10pm Chris M.: Nico rules!
	4:10pm Guido from Cologne: love the mono
	4:13pm Irwin: Guido: There will be some surprise stereo. I swapped out better audio for some of the tracks.
	4:14pm Irwin: Buckley was 20 at the time of this interview. en.wikipedia.org...
	4:16pm BrianFromMA: What was Verve doing letting Wilson talk about artists from other labels? Interesting to hear though.
	4:17pm dale: never heard the original 'how can i hang on....' - gorgeous!
	4:18pm BrianFromMA: The original was Tim Hardin...who did record for Verve.
	4:21pm Carmichael: Heya Irwin and folkies.
	4:21pm geezerette: Heroin again. These Tom Wilson shows are so wonderful Irwin. Thanks for sharing them.
	4:22pm Guido from Cologne: Camel Sutra ... hahaha
	4:24pm V Priceless: woo!
	4:26pm dale: d'oh, i should known that.
	4:31pm Irwin: This Havens tune always makes me stop whatever I'm doing and LISTEN.
	4:31pm Irwin: Incredibly inventive arrangement.
	4:33pm Carmichael: I bought his Alarm Clock album when it came out. As a kid, I was bedazzled by his interpretations.
	4:37pm Guido from Cologne: It took me some time to remember where i know the Richie Havens song from: the 2nd by Yes, where it makes a great opener
	4:38pm Passaic River Blues: This part of the interview is so good.
	4:38pm Dean: Thanks, Guido. Scratched my itch, too.
	4:39pm Irwin: The band Lighthouse also covered "No Opportunity Necessary" on their 1st album.
	4:41pm Dean: And an excerpt from this Buckley tune was used by [some radio show once upon a time?] either as an opening or closing theme. Or a segue?
	4:43pm rf: so lucky to have & hear this, thank you.
	4:43pm Irwin: "Goodbye and Hello" is a song searching for a genre.
	4:43pm geezerette: God what an era. Buckley is the kind of artist who seems to be an incarnation of Orpheus.
	4:47pm geezerette: This reminds me of Judy Collins singing "The Black Freighter".
	4:47pm Thelma blitz: The "new children" hahha we're senior citizens, those of us still here. So beautiful, still.
	4:47pm Irwin: Buckley didn't like his own albums. Kept changing styles, never satisfied. Alienated his folk-rock audience, then alienated his new audiences. Some of his mid-period stuff (after G&H) is quite OUT THERE.
	4:47pm Irwin: Geez: title is "Pirate Jenny." Brecht-Weil song.
	4:48pm Dean: That refrain, damn. What was the radio program that used that?
	4:48pm geezerette: Yes I do.
	4:49pm Monica: great show, irwin. def need to catch up on all the tom wilson episodes. loved the jessica jalbert too.
	4:50pm geezerette: Yes Irwin,I know. And I love Lotte Lenya. :)
	4:50pm Guido from Cologne: Bas Sheva, how famous was she? I had the impression she had a fate of a ersatz Sumac.
	4:50pm common: howdy. nice, tom wilson!
	4:51pm coelacanth: oh man, just in time for one of my favorites.
	4:51pm Irwin: "Morning Glory" became a standard for about six minutes. Lots of covers in the ensuing years, then forgotten.
	4:54pm dale: linda ronstadt and this mortal coil are the only other versions i've heard.
	4:54pm coelacanth: did not know. i think i've heard just on cover of hobo, sung by a female, but i don't remember who.
	4:54pm dale: blood sweat and tears first album?
	4:55pm thelma blitz: Phantasmagoria In Two‎ a fave from this album, the whole of which I love.
	4:56pm Michael 98145: thank you for sharing these rarities with us
	4:56pm coelacanth: ...i mean "morning glory", sorry...and yes it probably was this mortal coil.
	4:57pm vanya moscow: thank you for airing this!
	5:02pm Rich in Washington: OMG! That Mothers promo is amazing!
	5:03pm Wild Neil: Peace all. Still looking for work!! Loving the Zappa!
	5:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - the greatest. In time for Tim?
	5:03pm Rich in Washington: Irwin, someone asked me this recently; how did Tom get away with playing The Mothers on his show, from an FCC/plugola standpoint.
	5:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nope.
	5:05pm geezerette: Zappa for posthumous prez.
	5:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Everybody Here Wants You' about JEFF Buckley : www.youtube.com... ...Anybody read 'Dream Brother' about the two of them?
	5:07pm Irwin: Rich: There's no regulation that prevents a producer from playing his own records.
	5:08pm geezerette: Wild Neil,fingers crossed. Something will come through.
	5:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tim - in my Top 10 Singers ...tho' wild Fred Neil is behind a lot of his style...
	5:09pm melinda: Weird trying to imagine this song in a Monkees context.
	5:09pm geezerette: Buckley is so intense.
	5:10pm coelacanth: there was a youboob video of this. 'don't know if it's been pulled yet. this was just tacked onto the end of the show, i think... not worked into the sitcom in any way.
	5:10pm melinda: @Rabbit: I like them both too. Especially this song.
	5:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Monkees had great taste. Hendrix on their tour was their choice (tho' a disaster)...
	5:13pm geezerette: Hi everyone,hope your holidays are good.
	5:13pm thelma blitz: Merveilleuse chanson. Je l'aime bien.
	5:13pm Passaic River Blues: Man, it's a little bit like Irwin is in my head. Last night, I listened to the Elizabeth Fraser cover of "Song of the Siren" and this exact Noir Desir track. Maybe the singularity will dawn on Thanksgiving morning?
	5:14pm Michael 98145: oui
	5:14pm coelacanth: howdy g!
	5:14pm JoeG: Great stuff, Irwin. Still, on this day in particular, I really miss Joe Frank's "Pilgrim"; it had me rolling this time last year.
	5:15pm wild neil: I love The Monkees. Watched their show as a little kid...in reruns...in the 70's...
	5:15pm geezerette: hello coel! Wishing you warmth. :)
	5:17pm steveo: "Sometimes" is a 1975 song written by Bill Anderson, and performed by Bill Anderson and Mary Lou Turner. "Sometimes" went to number one on the country charts, where it stayed for a single week and spent a total of eleven weeks on the chart.
	5:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I would like to sleep w/ you a few 1,000 Xs - just to see if I'd like it...
	5:22pm coelacanth: my Joy is all askew, as well.
	5:23pm common: same here, coelacanth.
	5:23pm geezerette: haha, :)
	5:24pm geezerette: haha, yuck!
	5:24pm Michael 98145: where in the world did you find this ??
	5:25pm Michael 98145: oh, nevermind
	5:25pm jan: Great show today! Happy TG, Irwin.
	5:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...would this perhaps be an example of Incorrect Music?...
	5:25pm dale: this is very 'you light up my life'
	5:28pm Michael 98145: * i have to keep from getting mad *
	5:29pm geezerette: The man with the world's most elaborate comb over,around,etc.
	5:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...all the records TheWho shoulda made...live for it...
	5:32pm V Priceless: greatness
	5:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...speak of the devil. Al Kooper on organ?
	5:33pm Irwin: Yep
	5:35pm Jack: I think I like this version better than the original.
	5:35pm coelacanth: hmm, interesting. love that song, that album; but the album version much more.
	5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The'Oo are quite generous w/ the extras & stuff. I rather like them...
	5:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...TheWho had a tendency to play the instruments on their own records - so you were special if there was an exception. Jazz is America. Drumpf is a great puckering orange anusface & a Popular Vote LOSER.
	5:46pm flashbazbo: Irwin I heard you say "Town - Shend" Is this possible?
	5:47pm Jack: Irwin, I've been hearing a lot of Grateful Dead music on your show lately. You turning hippie?
	5:47pm Irwin: There is an "H" in his name. I don't think I've ever uttered his name verbally. Pete never comes up in conversation.
	5:48pm Irwin: Jack: It's from the same covers album. And it's the only two Dead songs I like.
	5:48pm Carmichael: Filthy hippie, as Fabio would say.
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Written by Phil Lesh when his dad was dying. 'American Beauty' lives up to its' audacious title.
	5:49pm glenn: good box of rain.
	5:49pm melinda: This is better than the original.
	5:49pm Michael 98145: what melinda said
	5:49pm flashbazbo: You said it back announcing "Accidents"
	5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Henry Rollins wasn't the 1st Punk to know the Dead.
	5:50pm coelacanth: i grew up saying "townSHend" because that's how my older brother said it; but i think it is an "S' sound with an almost silent "H", technically. ...i'd bet ya Pete doesn't give a shit how you say his name.
	5:51pm Wild Neil: American Beauty is sublime...unless its creampuff wars...
	5:51pm Irwin: flash: Yes, it's the first time in my life Pete's surname passed these lips. It was a virgin pronunciation. The first time is always awkward.
	5:52pm melinda: I like Ripple.
	5:53pm Michael 98145: Pete don't care cuz he suffers from partial deafness and tinnitus
	5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Town's End...& Entwistle - no 'H'...
	5:53pm Dean: David Murray Octet's album of Dead covers ain't half bad.
	5:53pm coelacanth: "punk" is just a "hippie" in a different era. "punks" who are anti-hippie are just closed-minded assholes. ...and the grateful dead were pretty punky deviants when they started out.
	5:54pm Michael 98145: that first Dead LP was pretty fine in its time
	5:54pm flashbazbo: Man I know. But you can say Ray Davies any way you want to. John Enth-wistle is my favorite who
	5:55pm Dean: Anyway, the W in Who is silent, too.
	5:56pm Fredericks: Thanks for playing the "right" kind of jazz, Irwin.
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: For all the Punk talk of 'Anarchy' - no other band has come closer to actually creating an alternate society than the Dead. I believe the story is the Dead went to 'plastic' L.A. (mahhhn) & did speed for their 1st album - & felt it didn't represent them. I knew I liked something about it. They were The Warlocks in the beginning - & fairly 1966 Garage Rawk like everybody else...then Jerry brought the Folk~Country, Phil the Serious - & so on...
	5:57pm flashbazbo: THank god it wasn't the H that was silent. WOuld've been a little archaic and awkward.
	5:57pm Fredericks: Especially stuff I'm unfamiliar with.
	5:58pm Passaic River Blues: For the record, this was some fine radio today.
	5:58pm coelacanth: Thanks Irwin. esp. Thanks for airing the historical. ciao
	5:58pm Dean: Would have been much worse if the proper pronunciation of w-h-o were "osmond brothers."
	5:58pm melinda: Great show, thanks!
	5:58pm geezerette: liking this caffinated "Shuffle". Oh no, over? Thanks for show Irwin! Happy holiday all.
	5:58pm Michael 98145: there's a lotta jazz out there we have yet to hear
	8:50pm ?: Chemystery
	5:27pm Irwin: Music Factory playlist compiled by Ron Gomes.

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Move	Tonight "Tonight" by "The Move"	The Very Best of Roy Wood	0:03:58 (Pop-up)
Temples	Guesser "Guesser" by "Temples"	Sun Structures	0:06:39 (Pop-up)
East West Quintet	Action Figure "Action Figure" by "East West Quintet"	Anthem	0:10:46 (Pop-up)

Thunderclap Newman	Accidents (single version)	Hollywood Dream	0:21:35 (Pop-up)
Bird Radio	Do Your Thing "Do Your Thing" by "Bird Radio"	Bird Radio Sings Moondog	0:24:50 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Little Umbrellas "Little Umbrellas" by "Frank Zappa"	Hot Rats	0:27:38 (Pop-up)
Roberto Magris Septet	Get Yo'self Togetha (comp. Lee Morgan)	Morgan Rewind: A Tribute to Lee Morgan, Vol. 2	0:30:56 (Pop-up)
Mick Rossi	Flunk No. 1 / Meds "Flunk No. 1 / Meds" by "Mick Rossi"	160	0:37:28 (Pop-up)
Jessica Jalbert	Daniels "Daniels" by "Jessica Jalbert"	Brother Loyola	0:40:18 (Pop-up)

Lettuce	The Flu "The Flu" by "Lettuce"	Outta Here	0:48:45 (Pop-up)
The Fall	My Door Is Never "My Door Is Never" by "The Fall"	Reformation Post T.L.C.	0:55:08 (Pop-up)

TOM WILSON	The Music Factory (ep. 7: Tim Buckley)	THE MUSIC FACTORY (MGM-Verve series, 1967-68)	1:02:37 (Pop-up)
Tom Wilson	Intro (theme: “Help I’m a Rock”) and welcoming Tim Buckley and his manager Herb Cohen
Tim Hardin	The Lady Came from Baltimore	Tim Hardin 1
Tom Wilson	interview seg 1: Where is Tim Buckley playing next?
Nico	The Fairest of the Seasons "The Fairest of the Seasons" by "Nico"	Chelsea Girl
commercial	Alan Lorber’s The Lotus Palace (album)
Tom Wilson	interview seg 2: Tim Buckley's band
Ian and Sylvia	Hang on to a Dream	Lovin' Sound
Tom Wilson	Segue into Odetta track
Odetta	Strawberry Fields Forever "Strawberry Fields Forever" by "Odetta"	Odetta
commercial	Sopwith Camel (debut album)
Tom Wilson	Introduces his "Nightmare Pick of the Week"
Hugh Masekela	Along Comes Mary "Along Comes Mary" by "Hugh Masekela"	Hugh Masekela's Next Album
Tom Wilson	interview seg 3: How and where does Tim Buckley write songs?
The Lovin’ Spoonful	She Is Still A Mystery	Everything Playing
Tom Wilson	Segue into Richie Havens track
Richie Havens	No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed	Something Else Again
commercial	The Cowsills (self-titled album)
Tom Wilson	“Union problems” at the Music Factory (program mid-point)
commercial	Tim Hardin 1 (album) "Tim Hardin 1 (album)" by "commercial"
Tom Wilson	Asking Herb Cohen about Tim Buckley
Tim Buckley	Goodbye and Hello "Goodbye and Hello" by "Tim Buckley"	Goodbye and Hello
commercial	Far from the Madding Crowd (original soundtrack recording)
Tom Wilson	Segue into Tim Buckley's “Morning Glory”
Tim Buckley	Morning Glory "Morning Glory" by "Tim Buckley"	Goodbye and Hello
Tom Wilson	Segue into Cal Tjader track
Cal Tjader and Lalo Schifrin	The Fakir	Several Shades of Jade
Stan Getz	Once "Once" by "Stan Getz"	Voices
Tom Wilson	Segue into Jimmy Smith track
Jimmy Smith	Funky Broadway "Funky Broadway" by "Jimmy Smith"	Respect
commercial	Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention
Tom Wilson	Outro (theme: “Help I’m a Rock”) and thanks to Tim Buckley and Herb Cohen

Tim Buckley	Song of the Siren (live on the Monkees TV show)	Morning Glory: The Tim Buckley Anthology	2:11:12 (Pop-up)
Noir Desir	Le Vent Nous Portera "Le Vent Nous Portera" by "Noir Desir"	Des Visages des Figures	2:09:38 (Pop-up)
Bill Anderson & Mary Lou Turner	Sometimes	Sometimes	2:14:20 (Pop-up)
Joy Askew	No Fortune Cookie "No Fortune Cookie" by "Joy Askew"	Queen Victoria	2:16:49 (Pop-up)
Madonna Refugia (as Sharon Tate's Baby)	Dear Mr. Walker	Prove It All Night, WFMU (Oct. 29, 2016)	2:21:56 (Pop-up)
Herman's Hermits	The Man with the Cigar	Both Sides of Herman's Hermits	2:24:46 (Pop-up)
The Saucy Jacks	Something on Her Mind	You Make Your Own World	2:27:25 (Pop-up)
The Who	Mary Ann With the Shaky Hands (alternate)	The Who Sell Out (deluxe edition)	2:30:26 (Pop-up)

Quintetto lo Greco	Updated Song "Updated Song" by "Quintetto lo Greco"	The Right Spirit	2:37:19 (Pop-up)
Kurt Vile & the Violators ft. J Mascis	Box of Rain	Day of the Dead	2:44:19 (Pop-up)
Dan Blake	The Morning Shuffle "The Morning Shuffle" by "Dan Blake"	The Party Suite	2:49:49 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm ?: I, for one ...
	3:02pm Michael 98145: me, for two
	3:02pm geezerette: Irwin! I'm a trypto-fan
	3:03pm Jshatan: Duane sent me here - psyched to hear that Tim Buckley interview!
	👻 3:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: Whatever Bosco says, goes. More tuna? Yes, right away, your lordship.
	3:05pm V Priceless: hey Irwin & gang! Yay Roy + The Move!
	3:06pm phat: The Move are almost always a good choice. Thank you Irwin for the really big smile on my face, something that's not always easy to have nowadays.
	3:13pm melinda: Good afternoon! Enjoying the openers and looking forward to this week's Tom Wilson segment.
	3:16pm Michael 98145: nice, this EWQ
	3:18pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Irwin, and Chusidettes.
	3:19pm Michael 98145: ( webbing: "Evacuation Day on November 25 marks the day in 1783 when British troops departed from New York Town on Manhattan Island, after the end of the American Revolutionary War." )
	3:21pm crateslinger: What a day for a sail!
	3:22pm phat: Dept. of Aviation
	3:23pm Listener142985: Cats, as all cat owners know, are just another species of proto-fascist. All hail Bosco!
	3:26pm Dean: Received in immediate succession this a.m. via RSS feeds: Guidebook for Airport Terminal Restroom Planning and Design, Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Lands America’s Best Restroom Title, and Landmine monitor. Coincidence?
	3:30pm Sem Chumbo: Love all of Hot Rats. Thx, Irwin.
	3:31pm Polyus: I wonder which restroom at MSP is so wonderful and why?
	3:31pm Irwin: I love it all except "Willie the Pimp." Never could stand that one track.
	3:31pm robyn: tap tap tappin' on heaven's door
	3:33pm Dean: http://www.bestrestroom.com/us/press/press-winner-minneapolis-st-paul-international-airport-abr.asp "The Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport restrooms are currently undergoing renovations that will continue through 2025 to encompass more than 100 sets of public restrooms. Baby-changing stations are integrated into each restroom – all with an adjacent sink and paper towel dispenser. Meanwhile, accessible stalls include a sink and hand drying area, as well as automatic doors to provide a touch-free environment. Original mosaic art that reflects features of Minnesota is displayed within the restrooms near the entrances, created by a different regional artist at each set." But see the link for the finalists.
	3:33pm Sem Chumbo: @Irwin: The Captain rub you the wrong way with his vocals?
	3:36pm flashbazbo: Bosco Bosch lies whenever he speaks! Sorry I refuse to be a slave to autocorrect
	3:37pm Uncle Michael: Perfect music to bake pumpkin pie by, Irwin. Thnk you.
	3:37pm Irwin: Sem: A WFMU staffer used it as an opening theme for years. It's nine minutes long, and he played it from an overused cassette, so it sounded like crap. That song wore out its welcome in my ears.
	3:38pm Polyus: Huh, after looking at pics, I know which ones they are talking about, but I didn't think they were that spectacular last time I was there. But I don't spend much time evaluating that sort of thing.
	3:39pm Sem Chumbo: Oh, then I guess its OK to have a hate on it,-D. Some excesses are unforgivable.
	3:40pm Polyus: I hope they name one of those restrooms after Idaho Sen. Larry "Wide Stance" Craig, who was busted trying to accost fellow travelers in neighboring stalls.
	3:42pm Michael 98145: ( heh, forgot about him )
	3:45pm flashbazbo: First evacuation day is Suffolk county ma. March 17 1776 geo Washington rid us of the English for 188 years A state holiday. I like the people who evacuated first! Sad
	4:00pm Sem Chumbo: Keen Mark vocals!
	4:01pm Passaic River Blues: Time for Tom
	4:08pm melinda: I love the Fairest of the Seasons. So beautiful.
	4:10pm geezerette: love Nico's voice.
	4:10pm Chris M.: Nico rules!
	4:10pm Guido from Cologne: love the mono
	4:13pm Irwin: Guido: There will be some surprise stereo. I swapped out better audio for some of the tracks.
	4:14pm Irwin: Buckley was 20 at the time of this interview. en.wikipedia.org...
	4:16pm BrianFromMA: What was Verve doing letting Wilson talk about artists from other labels? Interesting to hear though.
	4:17pm dale: never heard the original 'how can i hang on....' - gorgeous!
	4:18pm BrianFromMA: The original was Tim Hardin...who did record for Verve.
	4:21pm Carmichael: Heya Irwin and folkies.
	4:21pm geezerette: Heroin again. These Tom Wilson shows are so wonderful Irwin. Thanks for sharing them.
	4:22pm Guido from Cologne: Camel Sutra ... hahaha
	4:24pm V Priceless: woo!
	4:26pm dale: d'oh, i should known that.
	4:31pm Irwin: This Havens tune always makes me stop whatever I'm doing and LISTEN.
	4:31pm Irwin: Incredibly inventive arrangement.
	4:33pm Carmichael: I bought his Alarm Clock album when it came out. As a kid, I was bedazzled by his interpretations.
	4:37pm Guido from Cologne: It took me some time to remember where i know the Richie Havens song from: the 2nd by Yes, where it makes a great opener
	4:38pm Passaic River Blues: This part of the interview is so good.
	4:38pm Dean: Thanks, Guido. Scratched my itch, too.
	4:39pm Irwin: The band Lighthouse also covered "No Opportunity Necessary" on their 1st album.
	4:41pm Dean: And an excerpt from this Buckley tune was used by [some radio show once upon a time?] either as an opening or closing theme. Or a segue?
	4:43pm rf: so lucky to have & hear this, thank you.
	4:43pm Irwin: "Goodbye and Hello" is a song searching for a genre.
	4:43pm geezerette: God what an era. Buckley is the kind of artist who seems to be an incarnation of Orpheus.
	4:47pm geezerette: This reminds me of Judy Collins singing "The Black Freighter".
	4:47pm Thelma blitz: The "new children" hahha we're senior citizens, those of us still here. So beautiful, still.
	4:47pm Irwin: Buckley didn't like his own albums. Kept changing styles, never satisfied. Alienated his folk-rock audience, then alienated his new audiences. Some of his mid-period stuff (after G&H) is quite OUT THERE.
	4:47pm Irwin: Geez: title is "Pirate Jenny." Brecht-Weil song.
	4:48pm Dean: That refrain, damn. What was the radio program that used that?
	4:48pm geezerette: Yes I do.
	4:49pm Monica: great show, irwin. def need to catch up on all the tom wilson episodes. loved the jessica jalbert too.
	4:50pm geezerette: Yes Irwin,I know. And I love Lotte Lenya. :)
	4:50pm Guido from Cologne: Bas Sheva, how famous was she? I had the impression she had a fate of a ersatz Sumac.
	4:50pm common: howdy. nice, tom wilson!
	4:51pm coelacanth: oh man, just in time for one of my favorites.
	4:51pm Irwin: "Morning Glory" became a standard for about six minutes. Lots of covers in the ensuing years, then forgotten.
	4:54pm dale: linda ronstadt and this mortal coil are the only other versions i've heard.
	4:54pm coelacanth: did not know. i think i've heard just on cover of hobo, sung by a female, but i don't remember who.
	4:54pm dale: blood sweat and tears first album?
	4:55pm thelma blitz: Phantasmagoria In Two‎ a fave from this album, the whole of which I love.
	4:56pm Michael 98145: thank you for sharing these rarities with us
	4:56pm coelacanth: ...i mean "morning glory", sorry...and yes it probably was this mortal coil.
	4:57pm vanya moscow: thank you for airing this!
	5:02pm Rich in Washington: OMG! That Mothers promo is amazing!
	5:03pm Wild Neil: Peace all. Still looking for work!! Loving the Zappa!
	5:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - the greatest. In time for Tim?
	5:03pm Rich in Washington: Irwin, someone asked me this recently; how did Tom get away with playing The Mothers on his show, from an FCC/plugola standpoint.
	5:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nope.
	5:05pm geezerette: Zappa for posthumous prez.
	5:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Everybody Here Wants You' about JEFF Buckley : www.youtube.com... ...Anybody read 'Dream Brother' about the two of them?
	5:07pm Irwin: Rich: There's no regulation that prevents a producer from playing his own records.
	5:08pm geezerette: Wild Neil,fingers crossed. Something will come through.
	5:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tim - in my Top 10 Singers ...tho' wild Fred Neil is behind a lot of his style...
	5:09pm melinda: Weird trying to imagine this song in a Monkees context.
	5:09pm geezerette: Buckley is so intense.
	5:10pm coelacanth: there was a youboob video of this. 'don't know if it's been pulled yet. this was just tacked onto the end of the show, i think... not worked into the sitcom in any way.
	5:10pm melinda: @Rabbit: I like them both too. Especially this song.
	5:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Monkees had great taste. Hendrix on their tour was their choice (tho' a disaster)...
	5:13pm geezerette: Hi everyone,hope your holidays are good.
	5:13pm thelma blitz: Merveilleuse chanson. Je l'aime bien.
	5:13pm Passaic River Blues: Man, it's a little bit like Irwin is in my head. Last night, I listened to the Elizabeth Fraser cover of "Song of the Siren" and this exact Noir Desir track. Maybe the singularity will dawn on Thanksgiving morning?
	5:14pm Michael 98145: oui
	5:14pm coelacanth: howdy g!
	5:14pm JoeG: Great stuff, Irwin. Still, on this day in particular, I really miss Joe Frank's "Pilgrim"; it had me rolling this time last year.
	5:15pm wild neil: I love The Monkees. Watched their show as a little kid...in reruns...in the 70's...
	5:15pm geezerette: hello coel! Wishing you warmth. :)
	5:17pm steveo: "Sometimes" is a 1975 song written by Bill Anderson, and performed by Bill Anderson and Mary Lou Turner. "Sometimes" went to number one on the country charts, where it stayed for a single week and spent a total of eleven weeks on the chart.
	5:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I would like to sleep w/ you a few 1,000 Xs - just to see if I'd like it...
	5:22pm coelacanth: my Joy is all askew, as well.
	5:23pm common: same here, coelacanth.
	5:23pm geezerette: haha, :)
	5:24pm geezerette: haha, yuck!
	5:24pm Michael 98145: where in the world did you find this ??
	5:25pm Michael 98145: oh, nevermind
	5:25pm jan: Great show today! Happy TG, Irwin.
	5:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...would this perhaps be an example of Incorrect Music?...
	5:25pm dale: this is very 'you light up my life'
	5:28pm Michael 98145: * i have to keep from getting mad *
	5:29pm geezerette: The man with the world's most elaborate comb over,around,etc.
	5:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...all the records TheWho shoulda made...live for it...
	5:32pm V Priceless: greatness
	5:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...speak of the devil. Al Kooper on organ?
	5:33pm Irwin: Yep
	5:35pm Jack: I think I like this version better than the original.
	5:35pm coelacanth: hmm, interesting. love that song, that album; but the album version much more.
	5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The'Oo are quite generous w/ the extras & stuff. I rather like them...
	5:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...TheWho had a tendency to play the instruments on their own records - so you were special if there was an exception. Jazz is America. Drumpf is a great puckering orange anusface & a Popular Vote LOSER.
	5:46pm flashbazbo: Irwin I heard you say "Town - Shend" Is this possible?
	5:47pm Jack: Irwin, I've been hearing a lot of Grateful Dead music on your show lately. You turning hippie?
	5:47pm Irwin: There is an "H" in his name. I don't think I've ever uttered his name verbally. Pete never comes up in conversation.
	5:48pm Irwin: Jack: It's from the same covers album. And it's the only two Dead songs I like.
	5:48pm Carmichael: Filthy hippie, as Fabio would say.
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Written by Phil Lesh when his dad was dying. 'American Beauty' lives up to its' audacious title.
	5:49pm glenn: good box of rain.
	5:49pm melinda: This is better than the original.
	5:49pm Michael 98145: what melinda said
	5:49pm flashbazbo: You said it back announcing "Accidents"
	5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Henry Rollins wasn't the 1st Punk to know the Dead.
	5:50pm coelacanth: i grew up saying "townSHend" because that's how my older brother said it; but i think it is an "S' sound with an almost silent "H", technically. ...i'd bet ya Pete doesn't give a shit how you say his name.
	5:51pm Wild Neil: American Beauty is sublime...unless its creampuff wars...
	5:51pm Irwin: flash: Yes, it's the first time in my life Pete's surname passed these lips. It was a virgin pronunciation. The first time is always awkward.
	5:52pm melinda: I like Ripple.
	5:53pm Michael 98145: Pete don't care cuz he suffers from partial deafness and tinnitus
	5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Town's End...& Entwistle - no 'H'...
	5:53pm Dean: David Murray Octet's album of Dead covers ain't half bad.
	5:53pm coelacanth: "punk" is just a "hippie" in a different era. "punks" who are anti-hippie are just closed-minded assholes. ...and the grateful dead were pretty punky deviants when they started out.
	5:54pm Michael 98145: that first Dead LP was pretty fine in its time
	5:54pm flashbazbo: Man I know. But you can say Ray Davies any way you want to. John Enth-wistle is my favorite who
	5:55pm Dean: Anyway, the W in Who is silent, too.
	5:56pm Fredericks: Thanks for playing the "right" kind of jazz, Irwin.
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: For all the Punk talk of 'Anarchy' - no other band has come closer to actually creating an alternate society than the Dead. I believe the story is the Dead went to 'plastic' L.A. (mahhhn) & did speed for their 1st album - & felt it didn't represent them. I knew I liked something about it. They were The Warlocks in the beginning - & fairly 1966 Garage Rawk like everybody else...then Jerry brought the Folk~Country, Phil the Serious - & so on...
	5:57pm flashbazbo: THank god it wasn't the H that was silent. WOuld've been a little archaic and awkward.
	5:57pm Fredericks: Especially stuff I'm unfamiliar with.
	5:58pm Passaic River Blues: For the record, this was some fine radio today.
	5:58pm coelacanth: Thanks Irwin. esp. Thanks for airing the historical. ciao
	5:58pm Dean: Would have been much worse if the proper pronunciation of w-h-o were "osmond brothers."
	5:58pm melinda: Great show, thanks!
	5:58pm geezerette: liking this caffinated "Shuffle". Oh no, over? Thanks for show Irwin! Happy holiday all.
	5:58pm Michael 98145: there's a lotta jazz out there we have yet to hear
	8:50pm ?: Chemystery
	5:27pm Irwin: Music Factory playlist compiled by Ron Gomes.

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from November 23, 2016

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