WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from February 26, 2018

Listener comments!
	9:21pm melinda: Ulysses Crockett is a great name.
	9:23pm Sam Segal: Mighty fine point, @Melinda! I ought to keep Ulysses Crockett in my back pocket for the next time I need an assumed name.
	9:28pm northguineahills: Harder to name a catchy tune named Ulysses Crockett, though.
	9:29pm melinda: Big Noise from Winnetka is a funny song title.
	9:31pm Sam Segal: For some reason, that tune is about the Chicago suburb of Winnetka. Hiya, @NGH!
	9:35pm melinda: @Sam that's why it's funny! Like Huge Sound from Downers Grove.
	9:37pm coelacanth∅: olá Sam e pessoas de cavalo
	9:41pm Sam Segal: Peace and blessings, @Coel. Please, come in.
	9:43pm coelacanth∅: if this doesn't charm the horses back what will?
	9:54pm still b/p: That was like a most standardest 80est toolboxiest specimen, but it was much enjoyingest.
	9:54pm Uncle Michael: Do I have to put my pants back on?
	9:58pm coelacanth∅: only if you're going to court and you don't have a skirt.
	10:03pm Sam Segal: Hahaha glad you dug it, @sbp! I do most of my crate digging in toolboxes.
	11:07pm northguineahills: No, UM, pantless is allowed. (still has pants on).
	11:10pm northguineahills: Ack, doing night gardening and you played David Last!!!!. He's an old friend of mine! Amazing ragga-techno and experimental-minimal detroit/berlin techno artist. A special person to the universe. Picking up that record from Spinoza (who runs Bunker).
	11:11pm northguineahills: I was there when Brian picked the name "Bunker", and criticized him for picked the name as generic. Glad he didn't listen to my advice.
	11:15pm Sam Segal: Woah, that's a pretty fucking incredible, @NGH. Do you know if there was any specific meaning to the name "Bunker"? I had no idea you were in with that scene!
	11:24pm northguineahills: The Bunker started as an experimental techno party in the basement of Tonic in 2004. (Zorn's old club, that others started curate w/ who's who of downtown before it closed in april 12, 2007). Bryan (I spelled it wrong above) used the name Bunker as a way to respond to the gentrification that was sweeping NYC, the closing of all good art galleries and music venues. He then moved it to Williamsburg, ditched his job at Vice Music Recs and Agriculture Recsand sort of went mainstream, w/ some Euro EDM acts to pay the bills. But, he would still have good sounding techno/house, noisey techno, experimental electronic/ambient in the beginning ending of parties. That said, anything on his label is solid!
	11:27pm northguineahills: I have all Environments Vols 1-11 (all thrift store finds).
	11:27pm northguineahills: we'd all dig...
	11:30pm northguineahills: (Actually, I got 5 vols of Environments from my grandparents after my grandmother died. It was a revelation that my grandparents were into such environmental sounds (and their 78 jazz and ethno-music collection) that I would never had known of. All of my parents, aunts, uncles, and parents barely had any care for music.
	11:31pm Sam Segal: Man, I had no idea the Bunker started at Tonic. Incredible.
	11:32pm Sam Segal: I've been to a few Bunker parties and none of them have had an EDMish vibe. I think they still keep it fairly real, from what I can tell.
	11:33pm Sam Segal: Although, they are definitely not in spaces with as much underground cred anymore...
	11:33pm Jeff g. via app: This is pretty good late night dog walking music.
	11:33pm Dean: The first bunker was, of course, the archi-bunker.
	11:34pm northguineahills: I'm jumping soon for a going away party. (I'm too old to stay out this late). If I don't get back to the comments, thanks Sam! I have many recordings of live recordings/turntabilist sessions at Bunker and other parties. the second time I saw my wife, I dj'ed a Bunker party at the Williamsburg Music Hall (they moved next door to Output shortyly after).
	11:35pm Sam Segal: Jeff G, you're just in time to hear some of that jazz music you're so fond of!
	11:36pm northguineahills: I'm very critical of techno music, and have given Bryan shit for it in the past (good techno is one of love, but, damn, I hate generic techno).
	11:37pm Sam Segal: Thanks for the history lesson, @NGH. There's certainly no shortage of generic techno, that's for damn sure.
	11:37pm northguineahills: one of my loves (can't grammar)
	11:37pm Jeff g. via app: Yay. I dig!
	11:39pm Jeff g. via app: Been meaning to spend time with this J-Jazz comp....
	11:40pm Sam Segal: It's hit or miss for me, but I love a few of the tunes on it.
	11:43pm Jeff g. via app: I just bought volume two of this Ra solo stuff... forgetting that I already had it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
	11:44pm Sam Segal: Did you buy it physically or digitally?
	11:46pm Dean: I do that once a month, it seems. Part of the problem is memory and age, but also the tendency of reissues to use different covers (thank you very much, hat art).
	11:48pm Jeff g. via app: Dig. Different cover, and slightly different title.
	11:50pm Dean: Not one bit a Lanois fan, but this is terrific.
	11:51pm Sam Segal: Pretty bizarre collab for Lanois
	11:56pm Dean: Was once upon a time not one bit a Gillian Welch fan, and now I buy it all. Haven't yet heard the latest David Rawlings thing, but love those, too. We change, despite age and irrational commitments.
	12:01am Dean: Allison Krause doing "Missing You" with John Waite ain't half bad, but nothing Americana about it. Then take in Jimmy LaFave's "Missing You," and it all comes into focus.
	12:02am Dean: *Krauss

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from February 26, 2018

View Sam Segal's profile

A true disrupter within the freeform internet-radio market, If You Lose Your Horse creates a space for smart consumers to experience a game-changing digital audio brand.

Wednesday 10pm - Midnight (EST) | On WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio
Give the Drummer Radio LIVE Audio Streams (Get help): Pop-up | 128k MP3

<-- Previous playlist | Back to If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal playlists | Next playlist -->

February 26, 2018: A Strategy Toward Horse Finding

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

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Basa Basa	Homowo "Homowo" by "Basa Basa"	Homowo - High Life Music	Vintage Voudou
Ultrafunk	Indigo Country "Indigo Country" by "Ultrafunk"	12"	T.K. Disco	0:09:00 (Pop-up)

Milton Hamilton	Crystalized "Crystalized" by "Milton Hamilton"	The Blank Generation - Blank Tapes NYC 1971 - 1985	Strut	0:17:39 (Pop-up)
Ulysses Crockett	Funky Resurgence	Single (b/w Tamura's Theme)	Transverse	0:20:15 (Pop-up)
Chico Hamilton	Big Noise from Winnetka	The Dealer	Impulse!	0:24:31 (Pop-up)
Victor Assis Brasil	Ginger Bread Boy	Esperanto	Far Out	0:27:14 (Pop-up)
Gal Costa	Relance "Relance" by "Gal Costa"	India	Phillips	0:33:17 (Pop-up)
Keith Hudson	Playing It Cool "Playing It Cool" by "Keith Hudson"	Playing It Cool	Basic Replay	0:38:15 (Pop-up)
Mushapata	Mudongo Wangu "Mudongo Wangu" by "Mushapata"	Saba-Saba Fighting	Akuphone	0:40:20 (Pop-up)
Nohelani Cypriano	Lihue "Lihue" by "Nohelani Cypriano"	AOR Global Sounds Vol. 2	Favorite	0:44:55 (Pop-up)
Electric Mind	Summing Up "Summing Up" by "Electric Mind"	12"	Good Vibes	0:47:56 (Pop-up)

David Last	Physical Value System "Physical Value System" by "David Last"	15 Years of The Bunker	The Bunker	1:02:01 (Pop-up)
ishi vu	Retina Scan "Retina Scan" by "ishi vu"	Planet of Death	Glum Trigger	1:07:30 (Pop-up)
HiedraH Club de Baile	Mordida do Macaco	Mordida do Macaco	HiedraH Club de Baile	1:11:34 (Pop-up)
P. ADRIX	Zelda Shyt "Zelda Shyt" by "P. ADRIX"	Álbum Desconhecido	Principe	1:14:25 (Pop-up)
REZZETT	Gremlinz "Gremlinz" by "REZZETT"	Rezzett LP	Trilogy Tapes	1:16:39 (Pop-up)
rRoxymore / Oni Ayhun / Aquarian Jugs / Jaguar Woman ‎	DR-1	Decon/Recon #1	Noise Manifesto	1:20:43 (Pop-up)
Other Lands	Descent Into Nasqueron	Pattern Transform	Firecracker	1:26:31 (Pop-up)

Ali Farka Touré	Allah "Allah" by "Ali Farka Touré"	Vol. 1	Mahmoudou Maiga Bmako	1:41:42 (Pop-up)
Snake & Friends	Down the M1 "Down the M1" by "Snake & Friends"	Snake & Friends	R.I.P. Society	1:47:32 (Pop-up)
Barbara Morgenstern	Ein Tag Auf Dem Balkon	Vermona ET 6-1	Monika Enterprise	1:49:53 (Pop-up)
Danny Alias	Big Brother - The Answer	Terra Incognita	Emotional Rescue	1:54:10 (Pop-up)
J. OTTO	Blind Words Write Themselves Down	Visions	Golden Visions	1:58:07 (Pop-up)
Ryuichi Sakamoto	Zure - Yves Tuor Obsession Edit	Async Remodels	Commmons	2:02:26 (Pop-up)
Hen	Tooth "Tooth" by "Hen"	Program 1: Strange Sounds From Indianapolis & Beyond	Medium Sound	2:08:07 (Pop-up)
Seth Graham	My Desire For You Is To Stop Being A Fuck Wad	Gasp	Noumenal Loom / Orange Milk	2:10:20 (Pop-up)
ADT	New Body "New Body" by "ADT"	Insecurities	Hausu Mountain	2:15:40 (Pop-up)

Serge Chaloff	The Fable of Mabel "The Fable of Mabel" by "Serge Chaloff"	Complete Serge Chaloff	Mosaic	2:30:21 (Pop-up)
Takeo Moriyama	Kaze "Kaze" by "Takeo Moriyama"	J-Jazz - Deep Modern Jazz From Japan 1969-1984	BBE	2:34:35 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra	Yesterdays "Yesterdays" by "Sun Ra"	Solo Piano, Vol. 1	Improvising Artists	2:39:01 (Pop-up)
Raphael Vanoli	Eli "Eli" by "Raphael Vanoli"	Bibrax	Clean Feed	2:42:58 (Pop-up)
Venetian Snares x Daniel Lanois	Mag11 P82	Venetian Snares x Daniel Lanois	Planet Mu	2:46:52 (Pop-up)
Yves Tumor	Love Is The Law "Love Is The Law" by "Yves Tumor"	Experiencing The Deposit of Faith	Self-Released	2:51:38 (Pop-up)
Gillian Welch	Revelator "Revelator" by "Gillian Welch"	Time (The Revelator)	Acony	2:53:42 (Pop-up)

RSS feeds for If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlists feed | MP3 archives feed

| E-mail Sam Segal | Other WFMU Playlists | All artists played by If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal |

Listener comments!
	9:21pm melinda: Ulysses Crockett is a great name.
	9:23pm Sam Segal: Mighty fine point, @Melinda! I ought to keep Ulysses Crockett in my back pocket for the next time I need an assumed name.
	9:28pm northguineahills: Harder to name a catchy tune named Ulysses Crockett, though.
	9:29pm melinda: Big Noise from Winnetka is a funny song title.
	9:31pm Sam Segal: For some reason, that tune is about the Chicago suburb of Winnetka. Hiya, @NGH!
	9:35pm melinda: @Sam that's why it's funny! Like Huge Sound from Downers Grove.
	9:37pm coelacanth∅: olá Sam e pessoas de cavalo
	9:41pm Sam Segal: Peace and blessings, @Coel. Please, come in.
	9:43pm coelacanth∅: if this doesn't charm the horses back what will?
	9:54pm still b/p: That was like a most standardest 80est toolboxiest specimen, but it was much enjoyingest.
	9:54pm Uncle Michael: Do I have to put my pants back on?
	9:58pm coelacanth∅: only if you're going to court and you don't have a skirt.
	10:03pm Sam Segal: Hahaha glad you dug it, @sbp! I do most of my crate digging in toolboxes.
	11:07pm northguineahills: No, UM, pantless is allowed. (still has pants on).
	11:10pm northguineahills: Ack, doing night gardening and you played David Last!!!!. He's an old friend of mine! Amazing ragga-techno and experimental-minimal detroit/berlin techno artist. A special person to the universe. Picking up that record from Spinoza (who runs Bunker).
	11:11pm northguineahills: I was there when Brian picked the name "Bunker", and criticized him for picked the name as generic. Glad he didn't listen to my advice.
	11:15pm Sam Segal: Woah, that's a pretty fucking incredible, @NGH. Do you know if there was any specific meaning to the name "Bunker"? I had no idea you were in with that scene!
	11:24pm northguineahills: The Bunker started as an experimental techno party in the basement of Tonic in 2004. (Zorn's old club, that others started curate w/ who's who of downtown before it closed in april 12, 2007). Bryan (I spelled it wrong above) used the name Bunker as a way to respond to the gentrification that was sweeping NYC, the closing of all good art galleries and music venues. He then moved it to Williamsburg, ditched his job at Vice Music Recs and Agriculture Recsand sort of went mainstream, w/ some Euro EDM acts to pay the bills. But, he would still have good sounding techno/house, noisey techno, experimental electronic/ambient in the beginning ending of parties. That said, anything on his label is solid!
	11:27pm northguineahills: I have all Environments Vols 1-11 (all thrift store finds).
	11:27pm northguineahills: we'd all dig...
	11:30pm northguineahills: (Actually, I got 5 vols of Environments from my grandparents after my grandmother died. It was a revelation that my grandparents were into such environmental sounds (and their 78 jazz and ethno-music collection) that I would never had known of. All of my parents, aunts, uncles, and parents barely had any care for music.
	11:31pm Sam Segal: Man, I had no idea the Bunker started at Tonic. Incredible.
	11:32pm Sam Segal: I've been to a few Bunker parties and none of them have had an EDMish vibe. I think they still keep it fairly real, from what I can tell.
	11:33pm Sam Segal: Although, they are definitely not in spaces with as much underground cred anymore...
	11:33pm Jeff g. via app: This is pretty good late night dog walking music.
	11:33pm Dean: The first bunker was, of course, the archi-bunker.
	11:34pm northguineahills: I'm jumping soon for a going away party. (I'm too old to stay out this late). If I don't get back to the comments, thanks Sam! I have many recordings of live recordings/turntabilist sessions at Bunker and other parties. the second time I saw my wife, I dj'ed a Bunker party at the Williamsburg Music Hall (they moved next door to Output shortyly after).
	11:35pm Sam Segal: Jeff G, you're just in time to hear some of that jazz music you're so fond of!
	11:36pm northguineahills: I'm very critical of techno music, and have given Bryan shit for it in the past (good techno is one of love, but, damn, I hate generic techno).
	11:37pm Sam Segal: Thanks for the history lesson, @NGH. There's certainly no shortage of generic techno, that's for damn sure.
	11:37pm northguineahills: one of my loves (can't grammar)
	11:37pm Jeff g. via app: Yay. I dig!
	11:39pm Jeff g. via app: Been meaning to spend time with this J-Jazz comp....
	11:40pm Sam Segal: It's hit or miss for me, but I love a few of the tunes on it.
	11:43pm Jeff g. via app: I just bought volume two of this Ra solo stuff... forgetting that I already had it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
	11:44pm Sam Segal: Did you buy it physically or digitally?
	11:46pm Dean: I do that once a month, it seems. Part of the problem is memory and age, but also the tendency of reissues to use different covers (thank you very much, hat art).
	11:48pm Jeff g. via app: Dig. Different cover, and slightly different title.
	11:50pm Dean: Not one bit a Lanois fan, but this is terrific.
	11:51pm Sam Segal: Pretty bizarre collab for Lanois
	11:56pm Dean: Was once upon a time not one bit a Gillian Welch fan, and now I buy it all. Haven't yet heard the latest David Rawlings thing, but love those, too. We change, despite age and irrational commitments.
	12:01am Dean: Allison Krause doing "Missing You" with John Waite ain't half bad, but nothing Americana about it. Then take in Jimmy LaFave's "Missing You," and it all comes into focus.
	12:02am Dean: *Krauss

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from February 26, 2018

Listener comments!

(C) 2025 WFMU. Generated by KenzoDB, written 2000-2025 by Ken Garson