WFMU: Ira: Playlist from November 10, 2020

Listener comments!
	9:01pm Honeybear: Ira the Redeemer
	9:02pm Uncle Michael: Hello alla youse.
	9:02pm LazArchives: All the music fit to play!
	9:02pm Stacey: Are we feeling a bit better than last week?
	9:03pm Rick G: Cheers Ira and WFMU people everywhere.
	9:03pm Jedley: We've moved from uncertain vote count to active coup attempt, so at least we know where we are. Hi all!
	9:03pm Ira: Hi Honeybear, UM, LA, Stacey and everybody in radioland. Rick G included.
	9:03pm Bergey: ello all
	9:03pm javakid: hella week - so glad we are where we are
	9:03pm Honeybear: infinitely
	9:04pm Joeybug69: Represent!
	9:04pm PigeonsAndRust: Ahoy!
	9:05pm Roberto: I've loved Philadelphia Freedom (the song, not the concept, although I suppose I love the concept as well) since I was a wee lad!
	9:05pm Ira: @Jedley: What else is there to call it? At least tonight's show will keep me off the Times website. Or probably more accurately cut down on my time on it.
	9:06pm Slaboch: The power is out in Harbor Country and we are listening by candle and flashlight tonight!
	9:06pm BH: tbh, I was listening to jazzish sort of music last Tuesday night. It took until like 3am election night to see that things were definitely moving in the right direction for some late reporting states and all
	9:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Ira. Keep an eye on the you-know-who guy. He's apt to start selling secrets for money.
	9:07pm Honeybear: I almost want them to keep plodding forward with this "coup" attempt just so it ends all the more comically for them (with additional criminal charges to boot)
	9:07pm Jedley: @Ira the more you refresh, the cheaper your subscription is per anxiety attack
	9:07pm Roberto: I couldn't even think about sleeping until I saw WI turn light blue on the EV map, and even then I kept refreshing my phone every 5 minutes.
	9:08pm Ira: In case you missed Joe McGasko's single file on Monday, it started with MFSB doing TSOP and continued w/Elton's Philadelphia Freedom.
	9:09pm BH: i'm from a state where, when Dems won, they would often times make a "late" surge once the metros reported 4 hours post-poll closing.. so even with that preparation, I wasn't ready for a days long surge towards the finish line
	9:10pm Ira: @Slaboch: Remembering power outages of my youth, first thing we always did was fill the bathtub. Trying to recall why.
	9:10pm Stacey: Who else stress ate all the Halloween candy?
	9:12pm PigeonsAndRust: Ha, I was playing this 78 the other day! Victor 20875 for those of you keeping track
	9:13pm Honeybear: binge-ordering takeout was my coping mechanism
	9:13pm Rick G: One positive this election is that this west coast rando got to know Pennsylvania’s Lt Governor John Fetterman. Fun following him online.
	9:13pm Roberto: I drank a lot of kombucha.
	9:14pm Patrick: Ira thanks for the Philadelphia Freedom.was listening as I drove past Four Seasons Total Landscaping.
	9:17pm Roberto: I've visited Philadelphia a lot the last few years as my daughter attends college in the area. I liked it a lot before and I like it a lot more now.
	9:18pm Richard S: @Ira - You fill the bathtub in a power outage so you'll have water to flush the toilet with if it comes to that.
	9:18pm Joeybug69: Yes, our Lt. Governor is no slouch! Just wish he would smile once in a while.
	9:18pm Honeybear: yup - philly's got our back
	9:19pm BH: hopefully there was a coincidental spike in Four Seasons song streams over the weekend
	9:22pm Ira: @Patrick: Imagining that you've been driving in a loop around there for days now.
	9:22pm Scott Williams: @BH, a twofer on Frow show last night
	9:22pm Joeybug69: A couple on The Frow Show last night.
	9:25pm TK: huzzah Raiders!
	9:25pm Richy4619: I love JJ. ^ Also, I love you WFMU folks. I've been spiraling all day over the republicans endorsing this blatant coup attempt and/or the normalization of their tactics and I'm endeared to find moral support here...
	9:26pm soupfan: looove this track
	9:27pm Jedley: this is like the extended dance mega-mix on the 10"
	9:27pm javakid: this may be my favorite track for the occasion thus far - perfect
	9:28pm soupfan: haa thanks ira
	9:33pm WFMU listener john: Hello fellow listeners
	9:38pm cvh: diggin the vibe on this Lonnie Holley track
	9:42pm Ira: Great great interview w/Pylon: www.estheticlens.com...
	9:43pm TK: IK Razz tapes. you are on fire!
	9:43pm Jedley: LOVE
	9:44pm LazArchives: Hi TK! Hope you and TH are doing well.
	9:44pm Hams: hometown heroes!
	9:46pm TK: can’t complain Laz. had a killer Ghemme recently.
	9:47pm Uncle Michael: Top five SCTV bits, easily.
	9:48pm mariano: SCTV hath summoned me! Hey all.
	9:49pm Ira: rip Alex Trebek
	9:51pm LazArchives: @TK: All this election anxiety has helped me deplete some of my wine holding. Alex Trebek was a real wine afficiando btw.
	9:53pm Ira: Bad form to speak ill of the dead, but as good a Jeopardy! host as he was, that's how bad he was on Classic Concentration.
	9:54pm LazArchives: I always wished I could grow a mustache like that.
	9:56pm McGroovey: Ooof. Holy digital Fanclub artifacts, Batman. Great show, though.
	9:57pm hillzy: i love the different selection of moods tonight e,g, garcia peoples > teenage fanclub
	9:58pm Joeybug69: I know they’re carrying out his wishes, but it’s still eerie to see these last broadcasts. What are they, two or three weeks old?
	9:59pm Joeybug69: Hillzy! Glad you’re here.
	9:59pm hillzy: joey! told u i was comin thru :)
	10:00pm hillzy: nothing wrong with doing a lil night of the living dead on trebek tbh
	10:01pm Ira: @Joeybug69: I had to stop & think about your comment, mistaking it for Trump/Republicans. Now I've got it! I'm reminded of seeing Wally Cox on Hollywood Squares after his death, which I believe taught me an important lesson about taping shows in advance. Put to good use tonight (I hope).
	10:05pm Uncle Michael: You're a ghost in the machine, Ira.
	10:06pm Joeybug69: Did anyone else watch the Dean Martin Roast marathon on Decades this weekend? At least Ruth Buzzi is still with us, but what a trip seeing all those departed luminaries from my formative years. I don’t remember seeing Wally Cox soon after his passing, but it’s the same principle: seeing someone alive when their days are numbered. At least Alex knew what was looming.
	10:07pm hillzy: i wish we could drop hearts or likes on other ppls comments on here
	10:07pm Kat in Chicago: hillzy, I'm so conditioned to doing that that I have literally clicked on comments here
	10:08pm Kat in Chicago: I'm sort of glad we can't tbh
	10:08pm CC: I can't help but think of the song 'Seeing' by Moby Grape right now???...:)
	10:08pm Honeybear: We heard Buarque singing Italian on Devon's show; now we get to hear Mina singing Português!
	10:10pm Uncle Michael: Speaking of Wally, does everyone have a favorite side of Dufo/There's A Tavern In The Town?
	10:10pm McGroovey: @hillzy yeah, si do I. 👍♥️
	10:12pm WFMU listener john: @Kat in Chicago glad too, this place is not Facebook and i for one am so glad
	10:13pm Ira: @Uncle Michael: Don't know the record (yet). But since it's election season, I love the episode of Dick Van Dyke where Rob runs a local election against Wally Cox.
	10:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: The biggest mystery to me was Charlie Weaver on Hollywood Squares. Where did he come from? Where did he go?
	10:16pm LazArchives: Charlie Weaver was the grandfather of Richmond Arquette, Alexis Arquette, David Arquette, Rosanna Arquette, Patricia Arquette.
	10:16pm Ira: @Ken: Grandfather of Rosanna, Patricia and David Arquette.
	10:17pm hillzy: @kat true! i guess like john said, its not facebook!
	10:19pm Kat in Chicago: there are enough platforms that emulate Facebook, I reckon.
	10:21pm LazArchives: Here's that Pylon interview link. www.estheticlens.com...
	10:21pm WFMU listener john: @Kat in Chicago I agree
	10:22pm Honeybear: Basically WFMU represents, in all respects, the way the internet "was supposed to" work. As in, people being awesome and supporting each other all the time, etc. In any case, as Jesse Jarnow notes, it pretty much has everything you (really) need, all in one site
	10:22pm McGroovey: "In the late 1930s, [Cliff "Charlie Weaver"] Arquette invented the modern rubber theatrical prosthetic mask, flexible enough to allow changing facial expressions, and porous enough to allow air to reach the actor's skin." ~~(Wikipedia)
	10:22pm Kat in Chicago: As a person who is not employed right now, I am relieved to see the Pylon Box is sold out. Although it looks awfully nice.
	10:23pm Honeybear: (give or take an excursion or two to bandcamp, discogs etc now and then)
	10:23pm Joeybug69: That reminds me, I need to check in on my MySpace page to see where my head was at 15 years ago.
	10:25pm WFMU listener john: @Honeybear the accu has a lot of wonderful knowledgeable people on here and the DJs know their stuff and play a lot of great music
	10:26pm Dungaroos Kipawah: Wow! Do you have the Dickens 45?
	10:27pm Ira: @Dungaroos Kipawah: No, I do not.
	10:29pm CC: It's kind of like recognizing what the difference between a hard-boiled egg is!!!...:)
	10:29pm Honeybear: @listener john - exactly - everything you really need
	10:30pm Honeybear: Granted, news sites are useful for keeping tabs on the vote count (and now, the progress of the "coup" attempt) -- but ultimately, these are made-up distractions -- nothing we really want or need in our lives
	10:31pm Uncle Michael: Honeybear, taking Jesse's advice, last year I did my taxes on here.
	10:31pm WFMU listener john: @Honeybear rhe only show I really don’t care far is the Sunday morning regaee show, not for me
	10:35pm Honeybear: @UncleMichael - there you go!
	10:38pm Honeybear: @listenerjohn - which is what the streams and archives are for
	10:38pm Uncle Michael: Lee Oskar slays me.
	10:38pm Uncle Michael: So economical.
	10:39pm Honeybear: I actually find there are essentially no (music) shows I dislike - just ones for which I'm ... only occasionally the the right "zone" for mentally
	10:40pm WFMU listener john: @Honeybear listen to a lot of the streams, nice rabbit hole to go down
	10:43pm CC: Radio shows are like snowflakes...they're like fingerprints...they can only come out of the brain of the DJ doing it!!!...:)
	10:46pm CC: I kinda like your brain...Ira!!!...:)
	10:47pm Honeybear: Right - different DJs can play the same song, but (even independent of the segue or the sequence it's in) - the way they play it - it becomes "their" song
	10:48pm Ira: Thanks, CC. It is my pleasure to get to let the sap run out of it every week.
	10:49pm McGroovey: Ooh. I thought I had everything by The Move.
	10:49pm Honeybear: like when Fabio plays the Bee Gees, for example
	10:50pm Ira: @McGroovey: I don't think this has been released anywhere.
	10:52pm CC: Jeremy and I are going to eat some hot links macaroni and cheese with some sweet corn while we are grooving to the rest of this fantastic show!!!...:)
	10:53pm mariano: Down in Looziana! Speaking of sugar cane, if you've never tried Louisiana cane syrup, it's really good. It's not molasses. It's like maple syrup, except made from sugar cane, has that nice unrefined-sugar taste.
	10:55pm Joe B: @mcgroovey - new to me also!
	10:55pm Kat in Chicago: That sounds lovely, mariano. Do you use it like maple syrup?
	10:55pm Ira: You guys are making me hungry. I have some red beans soaking for tomorrow's dinner. I wonder how I can rush the process?
	10:57pm McGroovey: @Ira turn on the heat under the beans?
	10:58pm Kat in Chicago: I don't think you can rush beans so much. Even for the Instant Pot I soak them first.
	10:58pm Honeybear: @UncleMichael - more specifically WFMU helps me be at peace with myself - enough to acknowledge that I was never "cut out" to do my own taxes, so it's okay to pay an accountant to do it for me (who invariably saves me more money than she costs)
	10:58pm Joe B: Berlin - re the Ella album
	10:59pm Honeybear: And more generally to be a peace with the Gubmint taking all my money (thanks to the steady stream of communist propaganda)
	11:00pm Matt Fiveash: Battle of the Neil Diamond cover bands!
	11:00pm Honeybear: (which as Matt Fiveash reminds us, "is good for us")
	11:02pm mariano: Kat: yeah, you can put it on pancakes and waffles and use it as a sugar substitute. My cousin has a restaurant and he makes puffed pork skins, really light and airy, and he puts a drizzle of cane syrup on them. I like it in oatmeal as well. My full-monty oatmeal has red pear, red raisins, golden raisins, walnuts, cinnamon, cane syrup and a touch of honey. Yay Scott and Skeletons!!!
	11:04pm Ira: That's it. I'm putting some hot sauce on the dried beans and eating them as is.
	11:06pm postess: @Ira, I started cooking beans in the oven without soaking (I know it’s a sin). I heat up some water on the stove, add beans onion garlic and seasoning, pop it in a 350 degree oven for a couple of hours...and I add salt about an hour in (a sin!!)
	11:06pm Ira: @Joe B.: Are you trying to tell me that Berlin is not in Italy?
	11:08pm Joe B: just pointing out that there is a Berlin in new jersey!
	11:10pm YETI BOB: I've been to Berlin, New Hampsire.
	11:11pm Chop Scott: Ira you need a Crock Pot.
	11:11pm Ira: @Joe B: That's the first line of my 3rd favorite Ben E. King song.
	11:11pm Ira: @Chop Scott: No need to get personal!
	11:11pm YETI BOB: I think there's one in Wisconsin too, but I've never been there.
	11:13pm mariano: Now every time I hear the title lyric from "Stand by Me" I'm going to hear "Berlin, New Jersey."
	11:18pm Ira: Start spreading the news. It's up to you, Berlin, New Jersey!
	11:19pm Honeybear: Actually beans are totally variable. Some you really do need to soak. For many it's optional (a way of cutting down cooking time). For others, it depends on the source / quality / time they've been sitting on your shelf
	11:19pm Joe B: berlin nj - hometown of kelly rippa
	11:20pm Ira: Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't they name the local hot dog after her???
	11:20pm Joe B: ha! yes!
	11:21pm listener 126464: 3 for $2.00
	11:21pm Honeybear: There's definitely no "sin" in tweaking, or flat-out disregarding the "rules" when working with beans. The only sin is in not learning from the inevitable mistakes you will make :)
	11:22pm Ira: I know what you mean, Honeybear--these uncooked beans with hot sauce aren't half bad.
	11:23pm postess: @Honeybear, Hot sauce fixes many mistakes. Hot sauce is grace.
	11:26pm Richy4619: Gubmint beans again??
	11:28pm slowbear: did you all see the short hot dog
	11:29pm hillzy: theres a short dog?!
	11:29pm slowbear: oh yes
	11:29pm Michael Shore: @Ira Another great drummer with another great version of "Clap Hands Here Comes Charlie": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ov-GSAVl2vY
	11:29pm Honeybear: @postess - agree totally - they're quite good for you too (if well made, and not full of processed crap). My shelves are cluttered - bursting in some cases - with sauces I've picked up locally in various places I've travelled
	11:30pm Honeybear: "locally or in ..."
	11:31pm Ike: I can dig it.
	11:32pm Ira: Thanks, Michael. Looking forward to it.
	11:40pm slowbear: delay... delayy....
	11:44pm Honeybear: Ira's (musical) beans, by contrast, are always -al dente-, are served in proper proportions, and never need quick fixes or saving graces
	11:50pm postess: @Honeybear, agreed! I can make my own hot sauce but I can’t come up with cool beans like this
	11:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Ira. This last set is pretty dreamy.
	11:56pm Ira: Thanks, everybody. See you next week!
	11:56pm mariano: Never heard a cover of this Tom Waits song, nice! Thanks Ira and Crew, let's go gatecrash TomDash's show! \m/
	11:56pm Joe B: thanks Ira, great show!
	11:58pm Ira: Anybody else see T-Bone (he had the hyphen back then) open for Richard Thompson at the Bottom Line? Fantastic band with Stan Lynch and the Williams Brothers. A great show.
	12:00am Steve Irwin: Thanks. Your show was just what I needed this evening.
	10:19am 12539: Thanks, Ira!

Ira: Playlist from November 10, 2020

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November 10, 2020: Where romance blooms and fades

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Artist	Track	Approx. start time
	It's the Ira the K show! "It's the Ira the K show!"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
MFSB	Philadelphia Freedom "Philadelphia Freedom" by "MFSB"	0:02:21 (Pop-up)
Modern Lovers	Government Center "Government Center" by "Modern Lovers"	0:08:16 (Pop-up)
George Olsen and His Music (vocal refrain by Bob Borger, Fran Frey, Bob Rice)	Good News	0:10:07 (Pop-up)
Jamaica Girls	Somebody New "Somebody New" by "Jamaica Girls"	0:13:27 (Pop-up)
Music City All Stars	Do the Philly	0:18:59 (Pop-up)
Paul Revere & the Raiders	Good Thing	0:22:07 (Pop-up)
some high school band	Celebration	0:24:47 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: some high school band	Celebration	0:27:54 (Pop-up)
Those Four Eldorados	Go! Little Susie	0:30:26 (Pop-up)
Soul Twins	Just One Look "Just One Look" by "Soul Twins"	0:32:20 (Pop-up)
Lonnie Holley	Do T Rocker "Do T Rocker" by "Lonnie Holley"	0:34:35 (Pop-up)
Pylon	Dub (Razz tape) "Dub (Razz tape)" by "Pylon"	0:40:40 (Pop-up)
SCTV	Night School High Q "Night School High Q" by "SCTV"	0:45:40 (Pop-up)
Nathan Bowles	In Kind II "In Kind II" by "Nathan Bowles"	0:46:18 (Pop-up)
Garcia Peoples	A Reckoning "A Reckoning" by "Garcia Peoples"	0:50:29 (Pop-up)
Teenage Fanclub	Ain't That Enough	0:54:35 (Pop-up)
Charlie Rauh	With Purpose Pure and High	0:58:09 (Pop-up)
Max Roach & Connie Crothers	Ballad No. 1	1:00:34 (Pop-up)
Mina	Insensatez "Insensatez" by "Mina"	1:05:30 (Pop-up)
Sportsguitar	Never Waste "Never Waste" by "Sportsguitar"	1:08:06 (Pop-up)
Joe South	Revolution of Love "Revolution of Love" by "Joe South"	1:11:16 (Pop-up)

Buddy Rich	Clap Hands, Here Comes Charlie	1:20:34 (Pop-up)
The Dickens	Don't Talk About My Music	1:23:48 (Pop-up)
VHS¥DEATH	D.M.T. "D.M.T." by "VHS¥DEATH"	1:27:06 (Pop-up)
The Cradle	O Your Name "O Your Name" by "The Cradle"	1:33:42 (Pop-up)
War	Baby Face (She Said Do Do Do Do)	1:34:58 (Pop-up)
Individuals	Can't Get Started "Can't Get Started" by "Individuals"	1:39:42 (Pop-up)
The Federals	Shocking Love "Shocking Love" by "The Federals"	1:43:27 (Pop-up)
Zoltars	Jonathan the Free "Jonathan the Free" by "Zoltars"	1:45:50 (Pop-up)
The Move	Cherry Cherry "Cherry Cherry" by "The Move"	1:47:46 (Pop-up)
Smiling Bill Carlisle	Sugar Cane Mama	1:50:38 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald	My Kind of Boy "My Kind of Boy" by "Ella Fitzgerald"	1:53:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: some high school band	Celebration	1:56:11 (Pop-up)
Masayuki Takayanagi New Direction Unit	Fragment II (Gradually Projection)	2:02:13 (Pop-up)
Dr. George Milstein	Music to Grow Plants (side 1, track 4)	2:16:42 (Pop-up)
TENGGER	Bliss "Bliss" by "TENGGER"	2:19:18 (Pop-up)
Doline Karst	Incolae "Incolae" by "Doline Karst"	2:24:32 (Pop-up)
Dirk Specht & Christos Yermrnoglo	14.12.2019	2:29:40 (Pop-up)
Century Plants	New Rotational Pull	2:34:29 (Pop-up)
T Bone Burnett	Time "Time" by "T Bone Burnett"	2:52:50 (Pop-up)
Chuck McCann	outro "outro" by "Chuck McCann"	2:56:34 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01pm Honeybear: Ira the Redeemer
	9:02pm Uncle Michael: Hello alla youse.
	9:02pm LazArchives: All the music fit to play!
	9:02pm Stacey: Are we feeling a bit better than last week?
	9:03pm Rick G: Cheers Ira and WFMU people everywhere.
	9:03pm Jedley: We've moved from uncertain vote count to active coup attempt, so at least we know where we are. Hi all!
	9:03pm Ira: Hi Honeybear, UM, LA, Stacey and everybody in radioland. Rick G included.
	9:03pm Bergey: ello all
	9:03pm javakid: hella week - so glad we are where we are
	9:03pm Honeybear: infinitely
	9:04pm Joeybug69: Represent!
	9:04pm PigeonsAndRust: Ahoy!
	9:05pm Roberto: I've loved Philadelphia Freedom (the song, not the concept, although I suppose I love the concept as well) since I was a wee lad!
	9:05pm Ira: @Jedley: What else is there to call it? At least tonight's show will keep me off the Times website. Or probably more accurately cut down on my time on it.
	9:06pm Slaboch: The power is out in Harbor Country and we are listening by candle and flashlight tonight!
	9:06pm BH: tbh, I was listening to jazzish sort of music last Tuesday night. It took until like 3am election night to see that things were definitely moving in the right direction for some late reporting states and all
	9:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Ira. Keep an eye on the you-know-who guy. He's apt to start selling secrets for money.
	9:07pm Honeybear: I almost want them to keep plodding forward with this "coup" attempt just so it ends all the more comically for them (with additional criminal charges to boot)
	9:07pm Jedley: @Ira the more you refresh, the cheaper your subscription is per anxiety attack
	9:07pm Roberto: I couldn't even think about sleeping until I saw WI turn light blue on the EV map, and even then I kept refreshing my phone every 5 minutes.
	9:08pm Ira: In case you missed Joe McGasko's single file on Monday, it started with MFSB doing TSOP and continued w/Elton's Philadelphia Freedom.
	9:09pm BH: i'm from a state where, when Dems won, they would often times make a "late" surge once the metros reported 4 hours post-poll closing.. so even with that preparation, I wasn't ready for a days long surge towards the finish line
	9:10pm Ira: @Slaboch: Remembering power outages of my youth, first thing we always did was fill the bathtub. Trying to recall why.
	9:10pm Stacey: Who else stress ate all the Halloween candy?
	9:12pm PigeonsAndRust: Ha, I was playing this 78 the other day! Victor 20875 for those of you keeping track
	9:13pm Honeybear: binge-ordering takeout was my coping mechanism
	9:13pm Rick G: One positive this election is that this west coast rando got to know Pennsylvania’s Lt Governor John Fetterman. Fun following him online.
	9:13pm Roberto: I drank a lot of kombucha.
	9:14pm Patrick: Ira thanks for the Philadelphia Freedom.was listening as I drove past Four Seasons Total Landscaping.
	9:17pm Roberto: I've visited Philadelphia a lot the last few years as my daughter attends college in the area. I liked it a lot before and I like it a lot more now.
	9:18pm Richard S: @Ira - You fill the bathtub in a power outage so you'll have water to flush the toilet with if it comes to that.
	9:18pm Joeybug69: Yes, our Lt. Governor is no slouch! Just wish he would smile once in a while.
	9:18pm Honeybear: yup - philly's got our back
	9:19pm BH: hopefully there was a coincidental spike in Four Seasons song streams over the weekend
	9:22pm Ira: @Patrick: Imagining that you've been driving in a loop around there for days now.
	9:22pm Scott Williams: @BH, a twofer on Frow show last night
	9:22pm Joeybug69: A couple on The Frow Show last night.
	9:25pm TK: huzzah Raiders!
	9:25pm Richy4619: I love JJ. ^ Also, I love you WFMU folks. I've been spiraling all day over the republicans endorsing this blatant coup attempt and/or the normalization of their tactics and I'm endeared to find moral support here...
	9:26pm soupfan: looove this track
	9:27pm Jedley: this is like the extended dance mega-mix on the 10"
	9:27pm javakid: this may be my favorite track for the occasion thus far - perfect
	9:28pm soupfan: haa thanks ira
	9:33pm WFMU listener john: Hello fellow listeners
	9:38pm cvh: diggin the vibe on this Lonnie Holley track
	9:42pm Ira: Great great interview w/Pylon: www.estheticlens.com...
	9:43pm TK: IK Razz tapes. you are on fire!
	9:43pm Jedley: LOVE
	9:44pm LazArchives: Hi TK! Hope you and TH are doing well.
	9:44pm Hams: hometown heroes!
	9:46pm TK: can’t complain Laz. had a killer Ghemme recently.
	9:47pm Uncle Michael: Top five SCTV bits, easily.
	9:48pm mariano: SCTV hath summoned me! Hey all.
	9:49pm Ira: rip Alex Trebek
	9:51pm LazArchives: @TK: All this election anxiety has helped me deplete some of my wine holding. Alex Trebek was a real wine afficiando btw.
	9:53pm Ira: Bad form to speak ill of the dead, but as good a Jeopardy! host as he was, that's how bad he was on Classic Concentration.
	9:54pm LazArchives: I always wished I could grow a mustache like that.
	9:56pm McGroovey: Ooof. Holy digital Fanclub artifacts, Batman. Great show, though.
	9:57pm hillzy: i love the different selection of moods tonight e,g, garcia peoples > teenage fanclub
	9:58pm Joeybug69: I know they’re carrying out his wishes, but it’s still eerie to see these last broadcasts. What are they, two or three weeks old?
	9:59pm Joeybug69: Hillzy! Glad you’re here.
	9:59pm hillzy: joey! told u i was comin thru :)
	10:00pm hillzy: nothing wrong with doing a lil night of the living dead on trebek tbh
	10:01pm Ira: @Joeybug69: I had to stop & think about your comment, mistaking it for Trump/Republicans. Now I've got it! I'm reminded of seeing Wally Cox on Hollywood Squares after his death, which I believe taught me an important lesson about taping shows in advance. Put to good use tonight (I hope).
	10:05pm Uncle Michael: You're a ghost in the machine, Ira.
	10:06pm Joeybug69: Did anyone else watch the Dean Martin Roast marathon on Decades this weekend? At least Ruth Buzzi is still with us, but what a trip seeing all those departed luminaries from my formative years. I don’t remember seeing Wally Cox soon after his passing, but it’s the same principle: seeing someone alive when their days are numbered. At least Alex knew what was looming.
	10:07pm hillzy: i wish we could drop hearts or likes on other ppls comments on here
	10:07pm Kat in Chicago: hillzy, I'm so conditioned to doing that that I have literally clicked on comments here
	10:08pm Kat in Chicago: I'm sort of glad we can't tbh
	10:08pm CC: I can't help but think of the song 'Seeing' by Moby Grape right now???...:)
	10:08pm Honeybear: We heard Buarque singing Italian on Devon's show; now we get to hear Mina singing Português!
	10:10pm Uncle Michael: Speaking of Wally, does everyone have a favorite side of Dufo/There's A Tavern In The Town?
	10:10pm McGroovey: @hillzy yeah, si do I. 👍♥️
	10:12pm WFMU listener john: @Kat in Chicago glad too, this place is not Facebook and i for one am so glad
	10:13pm Ira: @Uncle Michael: Don't know the record (yet). But since it's election season, I love the episode of Dick Van Dyke where Rob runs a local election against Wally Cox.
	10:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: The biggest mystery to me was Charlie Weaver on Hollywood Squares. Where did he come from? Where did he go?
	10:16pm LazArchives: Charlie Weaver was the grandfather of Richmond Arquette, Alexis Arquette, David Arquette, Rosanna Arquette, Patricia Arquette.
	10:16pm Ira: @Ken: Grandfather of Rosanna, Patricia and David Arquette.
	10:17pm hillzy: @kat true! i guess like john said, its not facebook!
	10:19pm Kat in Chicago: there are enough platforms that emulate Facebook, I reckon.
	10:21pm LazArchives: Here's that Pylon interview link. www.estheticlens.com...
	10:21pm WFMU listener john: @Kat in Chicago I agree
	10:22pm Honeybear: Basically WFMU represents, in all respects, the way the internet "was supposed to" work. As in, people being awesome and supporting each other all the time, etc. In any case, as Jesse Jarnow notes, it pretty much has everything you (really) need, all in one site
	10:22pm McGroovey: "In the late 1930s, [Cliff "Charlie Weaver"] Arquette invented the modern rubber theatrical prosthetic mask, flexible enough to allow changing facial expressions, and porous enough to allow air to reach the actor's skin." ~~(Wikipedia)
	10:22pm Kat in Chicago: As a person who is not employed right now, I am relieved to see the Pylon Box is sold out. Although it looks awfully nice.
	10:23pm Honeybear: (give or take an excursion or two to bandcamp, discogs etc now and then)
	10:23pm Joeybug69: That reminds me, I need to check in on my MySpace page to see where my head was at 15 years ago.
	10:25pm WFMU listener john: @Honeybear the accu has a lot of wonderful knowledgeable people on here and the DJs know their stuff and play a lot of great music
	10:26pm Dungaroos Kipawah: Wow! Do you have the Dickens 45?
	10:27pm Ira: @Dungaroos Kipawah: No, I do not.
	10:29pm CC: It's kind of like recognizing what the difference between a hard-boiled egg is!!!...:)
	10:29pm Honeybear: @listener john - exactly - everything you really need
	10:30pm Honeybear: Granted, news sites are useful for keeping tabs on the vote count (and now, the progress of the "coup" attempt) -- but ultimately, these are made-up distractions -- nothing we really want or need in our lives
	10:31pm Uncle Michael: Honeybear, taking Jesse's advice, last year I did my taxes on here.
	10:31pm WFMU listener john: @Honeybear rhe only show I really don’t care far is the Sunday morning regaee show, not for me
	10:35pm Honeybear: @UncleMichael - there you go!
	10:38pm Honeybear: @listenerjohn - which is what the streams and archives are for
	10:38pm Uncle Michael: Lee Oskar slays me.
	10:38pm Uncle Michael: So economical.
	10:39pm Honeybear: I actually find there are essentially no (music) shows I dislike - just ones for which I'm ... only occasionally the the right "zone" for mentally
	10:40pm WFMU listener john: @Honeybear listen to a lot of the streams, nice rabbit hole to go down
	10:43pm CC: Radio shows are like snowflakes...they're like fingerprints...they can only come out of the brain of the DJ doing it!!!...:)
	10:46pm CC: I kinda like your brain...Ira!!!...:)
	10:47pm Honeybear: Right - different DJs can play the same song, but (even independent of the segue or the sequence it's in) - the way they play it - it becomes "their" song
	10:48pm Ira: Thanks, CC. It is my pleasure to get to let the sap run out of it every week.
	10:49pm McGroovey: Ooh. I thought I had everything by The Move.
	10:49pm Honeybear: like when Fabio plays the Bee Gees, for example
	10:50pm Ira: @McGroovey: I don't think this has been released anywhere.
	10:52pm CC: Jeremy and I are going to eat some hot links macaroni and cheese with some sweet corn while we are grooving to the rest of this fantastic show!!!...:)
	10:53pm mariano: Down in Looziana! Speaking of sugar cane, if you've never tried Louisiana cane syrup, it's really good. It's not molasses. It's like maple syrup, except made from sugar cane, has that nice unrefined-sugar taste.
	10:55pm Joe B: @mcgroovey - new to me also!
	10:55pm Kat in Chicago: That sounds lovely, mariano. Do you use it like maple syrup?
	10:55pm Ira: You guys are making me hungry. I have some red beans soaking for tomorrow's dinner. I wonder how I can rush the process?
	10:57pm McGroovey: @Ira turn on the heat under the beans?
	10:58pm Kat in Chicago: I don't think you can rush beans so much. Even for the Instant Pot I soak them first.
	10:58pm Honeybear: @UncleMichael - more specifically WFMU helps me be at peace with myself - enough to acknowledge that I was never "cut out" to do my own taxes, so it's okay to pay an accountant to do it for me (who invariably saves me more money than she costs)
	10:58pm Joe B: Berlin - re the Ella album
	10:59pm Honeybear: And more generally to be a peace with the Gubmint taking all my money (thanks to the steady stream of communist propaganda)
	11:00pm Matt Fiveash: Battle of the Neil Diamond cover bands!
	11:00pm Honeybear: (which as Matt Fiveash reminds us, "is good for us")
	11:02pm mariano: Kat: yeah, you can put it on pancakes and waffles and use it as a sugar substitute. My cousin has a restaurant and he makes puffed pork skins, really light and airy, and he puts a drizzle of cane syrup on them. I like it in oatmeal as well. My full-monty oatmeal has red pear, red raisins, golden raisins, walnuts, cinnamon, cane syrup and a touch of honey. Yay Scott and Skeletons!!!
	11:04pm Ira: That's it. I'm putting some hot sauce on the dried beans and eating them as is.
	11:06pm postess: @Ira, I started cooking beans in the oven without soaking (I know it’s a sin). I heat up some water on the stove, add beans onion garlic and seasoning, pop it in a 350 degree oven for a couple of hours...and I add salt about an hour in (a sin!!)
	11:06pm Ira: @Joe B.: Are you trying to tell me that Berlin is not in Italy?
	11:08pm Joe B: just pointing out that there is a Berlin in new jersey!
	11:10pm YETI BOB: I've been to Berlin, New Hampsire.
	11:11pm Chop Scott: Ira you need a Crock Pot.
	11:11pm Ira: @Joe B: That's the first line of my 3rd favorite Ben E. King song.
	11:11pm Ira: @Chop Scott: No need to get personal!
	11:11pm YETI BOB: I think there's one in Wisconsin too, but I've never been there.
	11:13pm mariano: Now every time I hear the title lyric from "Stand by Me" I'm going to hear "Berlin, New Jersey."
	11:18pm Ira: Start spreading the news. It's up to you, Berlin, New Jersey!
	11:19pm Honeybear: Actually beans are totally variable. Some you really do need to soak. For many it's optional (a way of cutting down cooking time). For others, it depends on the source / quality / time they've been sitting on your shelf
	11:19pm Joe B: berlin nj - hometown of kelly rippa
	11:20pm Ira: Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't they name the local hot dog after her???
	11:20pm Joe B: ha! yes!
	11:21pm listener 126464: 3 for $2.00
	11:21pm Honeybear: There's definitely no "sin" in tweaking, or flat-out disregarding the "rules" when working with beans. The only sin is in not learning from the inevitable mistakes you will make :)
	11:22pm Ira: I know what you mean, Honeybear--these uncooked beans with hot sauce aren't half bad.
	11:23pm postess: @Honeybear, Hot sauce fixes many mistakes. Hot sauce is grace.
	11:26pm Richy4619: Gubmint beans again??
	11:28pm slowbear: did you all see the short hot dog
	11:29pm hillzy: theres a short dog?!
	11:29pm slowbear: oh yes
	11:29pm Michael Shore: @Ira Another great drummer with another great version of "Clap Hands Here Comes Charlie": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ov-GSAVl2vY
	11:29pm Honeybear: @postess - agree totally - they're quite good for you too (if well made, and not full of processed crap). My shelves are cluttered - bursting in some cases - with sauces I've picked up locally in various places I've travelled
	11:30pm Honeybear: "locally or in ..."
	11:31pm Ike: I can dig it.
	11:32pm Ira: Thanks, Michael. Looking forward to it.
	11:40pm slowbear: delay... delayy....
	11:44pm Honeybear: Ira's (musical) beans, by contrast, are always -al dente-, are served in proper proportions, and never need quick fixes or saving graces
	11:50pm postess: @Honeybear, agreed! I can make my own hot sauce but I can’t come up with cool beans like this
	11:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Ira. This last set is pretty dreamy.
	11:56pm Ira: Thanks, everybody. See you next week!
	11:56pm mariano: Never heard a cover of this Tom Waits song, nice! Thanks Ira and Crew, let's go gatecrash TomDash's show! \m/
	11:56pm Joe B: thanks Ira, great show!
	11:58pm Ira: Anybody else see T-Bone (he had the hyphen back then) open for Richard Thompson at the Bottom Line? Fantastic band with Stan Lynch and the Williams Brothers. A great show.
	12:00am Steve Irwin: Thanks. Your show was just what I needed this evening.
	10:19am 12539: Thanks, Ira!

Ira: Playlist from November 10, 2020

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