WFMU: Ira: Playlist from March 23, 2021

Listener comments!
	9:01pm RomanDogBird: i.imgur.com...
	9:03pm DonJuanTijuana: Checkin in @Ira!
	9:05pm vj pussycat: good evening ira the k, your producer and all here and in deep space
	9:05pm Parq: Everything is back to Norman.
	9:05pm Rosey is Listening on 91.1 MHz: Starting with some bari sax. Very nice. That also sounded like the beginning of The Beatles song "Good Morning," that cock-a-doo-da-loo.
	9:05pm Rick G: Tuesday greetings Ira, Georgia and listeners. Thanks for a fun-to-listen to and easy-to-donate to fund drive.
	9:06pm Ira: Hi everybody. Thanks for tuning in. I want to acknowledge everyone who pledged to this program during the 2021 fundraising marathon who wasn’t already thanked by name. Some of you pledged after the conclusion of last week’s show, but most of the unthanked owe their anonymity to slipshod time management by yours truly. During the course of tonight’s show, I’ll try to get all your names on the Comments page. Starting with the . . .
	9:06pm Ira: Last exit to Brooklyn edition: thanks to Mike C, Ritik D, Jared F, Madeline R, Douglas F, Glenn G, Mark I, Pete G, Noah S-T, Andrea P, Jacob P, S F, Jason P, Joe H, Kendall C, Bill J, Benjamin G, host of the Frow Show Jesse Jarnow, Frank B, Chris G, Richard S, Neil H, Jeff G, Wolfgang L, Jason F, Brianna H, Jeff F, and Michael M.
	9:07pm Gurldoggie: Hi Ira! Hi Everyone! Greetings from Seattle where it’s beginning to look a lot like Pesach!
	9:07pm wolfingham: Excellent tune here, Ira. Looking forward to the show. Evening all!
	9:08pm Mike W: kilg-hour
	9:09pm Mike W: here on The Music Show
	9:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: IraTime. Awlright.
	9:10pm Ira: Rosey . . . the Beatles and Roger Ruskin Spear probably had that very conversation on the Magical Mystery Tour bus.
	9:11pm listener 126464: @Parq, love them Rugrats.
	9:11pm Jedley: Congrats @Ira and WFMU for meeting the goals! ✰$✰$✰$✰
	9:11pm listener 126464: Hello everyone.
	9:12pm John L: Damn. Actor George Segal died. Oddly, he played banjo on a Ray Manzarek LP. He also accompanied the Smothers Brothers on a cover of Phil Ochs' Draft Dodger Rag. Loved him in King Rat, Bye Bye Braverman, Owl And The Pussycat, among others. But an indelible childhood memory is seeing Ruth Gordon grab his bare tuchus in the film Where's Poppa? Dad, was it appropriate to take your 11 year old son to see that film?
	9:13pm headcleaner: just heard La Lupe this morning on an archived Shulkind program!
	9:14pm Ira: George Segal in The Hot Rock, a favorite. Would love to see California Split again. RIP.
	9:14pm headcleaner: @JohnL: if "son" wound up here partially as a result of that traumatic experience... then it was all for the best, I say
	9:14pm vj pussycat: oh no rip gs
	9:15pm Rosey is Listening on 91.1 MHz: Ha, very cool, Ira!
	9:15pm tom tom the pipers son: born to win is another george segal film to see
	9:16pm Ira: Saw that one at the amazing Film Forum 70s series. Years and years ago but feels like yesterday. OK, maybe the day before yesterday.
	9:18pm tom tom the pipers son: it was directed by ivan passer, participant in czech new wave
	9:19pm Robm: Loved george in just shoot me on NBC
	9:20pm Michael Shore: Altman's "California Split" w/Segal & Elliot Gould is primo.
	9:22pm John L: California Split is on Amazon Prime. There is also an obscure film called Loving, with Eva Marie Saint, Sterling Hayden and David Doyle in a rare dramatic role. Try and find it. And, yes, headcleaner. I frequently tell my 95 year old father how much I appreciate our random trips to the cinema. Hard to believe how common it was to find films like those at the average Long Island suburban movie theater. Weird double features, dubbed foreign films paired up with the latest Charles Bronson flick.
	9:22pm herb.nyc: Whoa! Bronwyn Bishop wrote this song! And sang it Sunday night on le sinfonia.
	9:22pm Ira: More thank yous, the Tramps like us edition: thanks to Gregg G in Clifton, Stuart R in Montclair, Joe E in South Orange, Benjamin M in Jersey City, John M in North Bergen, Hoboken Jack, Danny S in Bordentown, Mike B in Morris Plains, David R in Ridgefield, Andrew S in Midland Park, Connor M in Whitehouse Station, Neil S in Sparta, Catherine V in River Vale, Brett B in Jersey City, Jeffrey J in Garwood, Laura L in Middletown, Brett B in Jersey City, and Andrew S in Jersey City.
	9:25pm Dayffid: That’s me! Thanks and you’re welcome Ira and co!
	9:26pm Georgia: I don’t want to step on your thankful toes ira, but I know I thanked andrew s last week! And I think he won something!
	9:26pm Dusty: Hello friends, happy Tuesday.
	9:26pm Michael Shore: Josh Kantor returns!!!
	9:27pm Mike W: Dis is a disaster!
	9:28pm Dayffid: @john L Just looked up that movie with Ruth Gordon and George Segal and the quote on what looks like the original poster reads, “the tush scene alone is worth the price of admission,” haha
	9:29pm Clay Pigeon: Loved George Segal in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. Perfect ensemble with Sandy Dennis, Liz Taylor, Dick Burton. "I hope that was an empty bottle, George. You can't afford to waste good liquor! Not on YOUR salary. Not with an Associate Professor's salary!" Sidenote: The Midwest Beat - great generic name!
	9:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As someone w/ no income @ present who could not pledge this Marathon - my sincere Thanks to all who have. It's truly appreciated that you all take part in keeping the culture cornerstone that is WFMU happening for everybody.
	9:30pm pgalub: Thanks for the thank you! A fine day indeed!
	9:31pm Scott Williams: @Ira, I also thank you for the thank-you. Thank you! @pgalub, hi Pete!
	9:32pm Mike W: Here Come the Cars, 1991 (vinyl issue in 2012)
	9:33pm Ira: See, Mike W, the typos are catching. It is absolutely impossible that that record is 30 years old. I won't hear of it!
	9:33pm pgalub: @Scott! Hello and congrats on an amazing marathon and Hoof-and-Mouth zoom-tacular!
	9:34pm Will the Sound Guy: Ira, thanks for all that you do! I don't get to catch your show often, but when I do I'm a fan.
	9:35pm greg g: Happy Tuesday Ira, Georgia and fellow listeners! Revolution Rabbit : More than welcome !
	9:35pm Mike W: Ira, it’s 1992 that was just last year or something 1991 is truly having been 30 years old
	9:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: SW yes - didn't even there would be a Hoof&Mouth this year - but you & FMU make it happen !
	9:35pm Ira: For all of you who requested a bass solo!
	9:35pm Ira: You know who you are.
	9:35pm Mike W: what timing!
	9:36pm Mike W: list all those in Brooklyn who requested a bass solo
	9:37pm chresti: Evening to Ira and unwinding party, from uptight town.
	9:39pm tom tom the pipers son: ira, is this from parable of arable land or a different version?
	9:39pm Ira: Different version. Radar flexidisc.
	9:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Quite a different more contemporary version than I have on an International Artists comp. LP.
	9:40pm tom tom the pipers son: thanks.
	9:41pm Ira: I think Dick Clark must've transcribed these lyrics for The Heard.
	9:41pm Georgia: Intense drumming from intense drummer Jesse chamberlain
	9:42pm McGroovey: I mis-filed "Corky's Debt To His Father" and I can't find it. Do you feel my pain?
	9:42pm drowsy: Speaking of versions, every time I hear another artist do 'You're Gonna Miss Me' I am amazed. Seems like a half-dozen good recordings out there.
	9:42pm WR: Wow! Pretty hot early Elevators / Erickson cover!
	9:43pm Ira: Here's some more intense drumming for you, Georgia, courtesy of King Coffey.
	9:43pm WR: LOL about the lyrics transcription.
	9:45pm Ira: Thanking you, passports please edition: thanks to Owen M in London, Nuno M in Lisbon, Ajay S in Krommenie Holland, Patrick D à Montreal, Hugo K in Baarn Holland, Alex M in Tsawwassen BC, Philip H in Manchester, Russell M in Guelph, Eric W in Madrid, Twan V in Deurne Holland, John P in Soihull UK, Rafal K in Zurich, and Lluís in Girona Spain.
	9:45pm Jedley: Mmm you can get chorizo like this in the right carneceria
	9:45pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Why did Ira's show start early tonight?
	9:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cover the Elevators - you better bring it ! ...Also on simple / Garage tunes - if you don't bring it - there's not a lot left otherwise :) ...
	9:45pm McGroovey: Is the noise I'm hearing from my radio Chorizo? Or is it interference from that other station in Connecticut?
	9:46pm Ira: For another few seconds, yes.
	9:46pm pwrmnstr: Thank you for playing a harsh noise track! I really needed that.
	9:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rise William Rise !
	9:47pm drowsy: Sounds like the digestion of chorizo. Liking it.
	9:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Flag ! Thot it was the Mothers...
	9:48pm McGroovey: Ah. OK. My third idea was that it's something to do with dishwasher, which I just finished fixing. Kinda. I turned it on it's making wrong noises. Not bad noises. I've bought records that make worse noises.
	9:48pm Ira: Todd-o-phonic, I was wondering the same thing. But Scott W. called me up & told me to begin, so what could I do.
	9:48pm Georgia: Thanks for King Coffey! Id know that drumming anywhere!
	9:49pm Glistener MW: I am Moogicus!!!
	9:49pm Ira: No, it's not.
	9:51pm Georgia: Number 3
	9:51pm TVP: Laughing at the P.D.Q. Bach question and response.
	9:52pm Glistener MW: This is incredible. Was this an actual Dating Game episode, or a sketch done somewhere?
	9:52pm Ira: Georgia--roll over Peggy Cass, and tell Kitty Carlisle the news!
	9:53pm Ira: To Tell the Truth. The real thing, with some editing and sound fx from me.
	9:53pm drowsy: this is amazing
	9:53pm Richard S: Here's the video: www.youtube.com...
	9:54pm Ira: Portraits a specialty.
	9:54pm Ira: And even MORE intense drumming. I guess it's that kinda night.
	9:54pm Mike W: Dymo Industries!
	9:55pm WR: at least now i should remember how to pronounce his name.
	9:55pm Sleve McDichael: Where's Gaylord Fields to talk about Bronx Science's best alumnus, Robert Moog
	9:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Appreciate Dennis Diken for schooling us on Blaine's influence on KeithMoon.
	9:56pm Georgia: And who is Hal Blaine’s famous sculptor father?
	9:57pm McGroovey: I'm not sure if this is the same Dino, but or even the same Moog, but there is a Dino that has something to do with some Moog... www.moog.com...
	9:58pm Mike W: ah, Dairy Queen Empire, brings me back (to where, i know not)
	9:59pm McGroovey: Dimo Some day I'd like to get through one show without making a dumb typo/autocorrecto.
	9:59pm Mike W: Georgia: is it Mr. Blaine?
	10:00pm Georgia: Mike w: I think so!
	10:02pm Dayffid: Sometimes referred to as just ‘dad’
	10:02pm Ira: I actually feel guilty seguing from Kimberley Rew to Robyn Hitchcock, but as Ray Davies put it: I'm only me, not someone better.
	10:03pm Ira: Dayffid: Everyone knew him as Nancy.
	10:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Only happy to hear them.
	10:04pm Libby’s Mom: Love Robyn. Have you heard any of his quarantine shows?
	10:05pm Ira: Libby's Mom, I haven't. Unlike Iggy, I am not a modern guy. My screen of choice is the tv screen, and my colors of choice are black & white.
	10:06pm McGroovey: Hey, I got the Cara Singles Club singles, but I haven't gotten around to listening to all the sides yet, so I actually haven't heard this Robyn Hitchcock song, even though it's been sitting beside my turntable in my "new bin" for months.
	10:06pm Lori from Eau Claire: Libby’s Mom: thanks for the suggestion. We had hoped Yo hear him (and tickets) for his show at The Turf Club in St Paul, MN just before hell broke loose.
	10:06pm Gaylord Fields: Did someone request my presence here before 10 pm?
	10:07pm slugluv1313: good evening, Ira and Skeletons and Everyone! mostly in lurk mode -- but had to check out that To Tell the Truth clip -- WOW! i watched that show all the time when i was a kid, HOW did i miss this? amazing stuff
	10:08pm Libby’s Mom: Ira and Lori - check him out with Emma Swift and their cats. Every Weds and Friday.
	10:08pm Ira: Gaylord, we had to bring in the backup vibraslappist.
	10:10pm Gaylord Fields: Ira, to clarify, I am available Tuesdays between 9 and 10 pm, but by appointment.
	10:10pm Joe B: @Gaylord - not sure who would expect you pre-10 pm with Gomer Pyle/Green Acres on MeTV ...
	10:10pm Scott Williams: It's Ira and Gaylord, the east and west eggs of "Simple Joys"!
	10:10pm slugluv1313: @Libby's Mom -- i think i heard about these shows awhile ago? thank you for the reminder! and ohhhhh their cats! such cuties :)
	10:11pm Gaylord Fields: We shook the eggs off Bronwyn’s song, Scott!
	10:11pm Gaylord Fields: Joe B: Yeesh, I mean, the MeTV schedule is public knowledge.
	10:14pm Libby’s Mom: slugluv - yes, give them another go. Always a good time.
	10:17pm Chop Scott: Todd told me that this program didn't start until 10pm, so I'm late to say CHEERS!
	10:19pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Ira and friends. If TV goes out, there's a neat eagle nest cam that's streaming - www.friendsofbigbearvalley.org
	10:21pm Ira: Time for the PA-PA-Oom-Mow-Mow edition: thanks to Mike K in Philadelphia, Trace B in Spruce Creek, David W in Wyndmoor, Michael S in Schuylkil Haven, Carmen S in Philadelphia, Bob S in Mechanicsburg, Jon W in Pittsburgh, Jess W in Easton, Joe N in Media, Michelle M in Mechanicsburg, and Josh A in Pittsburgh.
	10:21pm Parq: When my baby smiles at me I go to Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, wanna tell ya ...
	10:21pm McGroovey: I always want to watch things like the Robyn & Emma show, or other live music webcasts, or whatever, but it's enough (almost too much) for me to keep track of which night it is so I can be sure not to miss my favorite WFMU radio shows.
	10:22pm ParUbi: Hey everyone! Hi Ira!
	10:23pm Mike W: Tidiane Thiam is such a nice sound
	10:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Everlys before or after TheHollies ??
	10:23pm JBoogie: Hi all! Hi Ira! Blessings from Mt Shasta
	10:23pm Gaylord Fields: @Chop Scott: Todd told me MeTV goes off the air for “maintenance” on Tuesdays between 8 and 10 pm.
	10:23pm chresti: Ken, there was a peregrine falcon flying around in Griffith Park today.
	10:24pm Ira: Revolution Rabbit, I don't know, but Gaylord does.
	10:24pm Joe B: @Revolution Rabbit - during!
	10:25pm Ira: So does Joe Belock.
	10:25pm JBoogie: Didja see C Thomas Howell by any chance?
	10:26pm Ira: Love this Lambchop / Ladybug Transistor part.
	10:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: Oh fun, chresti! Suzy Hot Rod has helped the New York City falcon people. There are several eagle nests along the Hudson over here.
	10:27pm Gaylord Fields: Ira, I suppose I do: RevRab, both recorded around the same time but Everlys version released first while Hollies version stayed in the can for a few years.
	10:28pm vj pussycat: the eagles are pretty neat, but the cutest baby owlet on this cam has me comin back everyday youtu.be...
	10:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx JoeB :)
	10:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & GF
	10:29pm Joe B: Keep her Guessin' - Songs Ben Vaughn Taught Me, No. 257
	10:30pm Ira: For me, Joe, it's the Fleshtones' cover that comes to my mind.
	10:31pm Joe B: @ira - oh yeah forgot about that one! will have to dig out Hitsburg!
	10:32pm Gaylord Fields: The next time I go to a Fleshtones live show (soon, please!), I will have seen them perform in six different decades.
	10:35pm Joe B: re Like Every Time Before - I don't think the Hollies version was ever released in the US. Pretty sure I never heard it until that 6-CD collection of their first era came out circa 2010. Maybe it was on butterfly in the UK? not sure
	10:38pm chresti: Granny! They're playing your song!
	10:38pm Gaylord Fields: Joe, it was a Europe-only b-side. Not even sure it got a UK release until later comps.
	10:39pm Joe B: ah, thanks
	10:39pm Gurldoggie: “Do the granny” isn’t a sentiment you hear too often in a funk number.
	10:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: JoeB I heard it on either a Hollies 'Rarities' CD or one called 'Not the Hits Again!'...
	10:40pm Little Danny: Hi Ira, y'all
	10:40pm Joe B: @Gaylord - yes hope to see them soon. was thinking the other day about their 2016 Monty Hall show. Never thought the version of shadow line in the Urgh film could be eclipsed until that night!
	10:40pm chresti: Do the Little Danny!
	10:41pm Little Danny: Hi chresti!
	10:41pm Ira: I was commenting the other week that there is a fantastic video of The Fleshtones doing The Way I Feel from a couple of years ago at the Horseshoe in Toronto.
	10:42pm Joe B: @RR63 - ah yes, seeing that now on discogs. Missed that comp! well, guess no false advertising in that album title!
	10:42pm Gaylord Fields: Joe, I was hoping to see them last summer in Lake George. But they will be back! And hell yeah to that Shadow Line!
	10:42pm Joe B: @Ira - will have to check it out!
	10:43pm Joe B: @Gaylord - to my knowledge the only night at Monty Hall where two of the acts (Fleshtones, paul collins) had also appeared on American Bandstand!
	10:44pm Ira: Gaylord, my family went on a trip to Lake George in August 1969. Noting what else was going on in the environs, I proposed a day trip to the Woodstock Festival. Sadly, the answer was no.
	10:45pm Clay Pigeon: This Muhal is some heady stuff. Thanks! Came out in the 80's? Ray Mantilla on drums. New fan.
	10:46pm Gaylord Fields: Ira, you dodged a brown lysergic bullet, if you ask me.
	10:46pm Joe B: hey Clay!
	10:46pm Matt Fiveash: Horseshoe Tavern fun fact: Marvin Rainwater was the inaugural live act!
	10:46pm Clay Pigeon: The People's Champ!
	10:47pm tom tom the pipers son: that was a smooth segue...
	10:47pm Will the Sound Guy: serious groove going down, smooth
	10:48pm Gurldoggie: Is that you on the flute Clay?
	10:48pm Andres: Ira, have you ever played at the Horseshoe? A fave venue.
	10:48pm Little Danny: @Matt: Man, that's a wild inaugural act for the Horseshoe Tavern! Was there some odd personal connection there? I can't imagine how that came to be...
	10:48pm Clay Pigeon: No gurldoggie, but I was thinking of how it cries out for Stone Flute-era, Herbie Mann! Hello to the Space Needle!
	10:50pm Joe B: love rocket 808 also in this set!
	10:50pm Michael Shore: the great WARREN SMITH on vibes with Muhal.
	10:51pm Gaylord Fields: Wow, Joe! Speaking of weird coincidences, I was watching that Aretha miniseries on the cable, wherein David Cross plays Jerry Wexler. I remarked to K., “I’ve interviewed Jerry Wexler,” then I thought for a second and added, “and I’ve also interviewed David Cross!” Only time that’s ever happened to me.
	10:51pm McGroovey: @Ira Well, and then there was the problem that Lake George and Bethel, NY (where the Woodstock thing was) are about 3 miles apart.
	10:51pm McGroovey: 3 HOURS My autocorrect is possessed by the devil.
	10:53pm Matt Fiveash: Danny- not sure, but I should clarify that he was the first act when they first opened, back in 1950 or so...
	10:53pm beavo: George Segal played banjo
	10:53pm Joe B: @gaylord - wow that is great!
	10:57pm Clay Pigeon: The Munsters went to England!
	10:58pm Dave Miss: @gaylord .....cra cra!
	11:00pm Joe B: I guess everlys/hollies is similar to Chess having Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf try to appeal to the hippie audience with mixed results, at best
	11:01pm Ira: Andrea, yes, played the Horseshoe many years ago, a long and kind of amazing story. Much more recently, my producer and I dj'ed at the Sadies' annual New Year's Eve show, and joined them on stage for 2 songs. Sooooo much fun.
	11:02pm Ira: Whoa. I'm falling behind . . .New York State of mind edition: thanks to Byron W in Island Park, Chris V in NYC, James D in Yonkers, Joseph D in Port Jervis, El Bruce in Woodside, Mike W in NYC, Ken H in Hyde Park, Dominick C in NYC, Nelson and Joan in Stamford, Scott C in Rome, David R in the Bronx, Tommy E in Buffalo, Tom E in Amherst, Dave R in Albany, Ernie C in Long Island City, Stephanie R in McGraw, Adam R in Buffalo, Christopher P in hey hey hey Croton-on-Hudson, Ian L in Flushing, Paul T in Stone Ridge, Ken M in Yonkers, and Domestic Partner’s own Faye.
	11:02pm Andres: Sad to hear about George Segal. He was great on The Goldbergs. A rare show to enjoy watching with the whole family:
	11:03pm Birdman: Evenin’ y’all
	11:04pm chresti: See you superstars later, thank you for the unwinding selection, Ira! Goodnight everyone!
	11:06pm Gaylord Fields: Ira, perhaps when Decca sent Brenda Lee to London as a publicity ploy to juice up her career, which stalled because of the British Invasion, and she cuts the fabulous "Is It True?" and a scorching version of "What'd I Say" (with Jimmy Page on guitar) while there.
	11:08pm Andres: Ira: Good to hear about your happy experiences at The Horseshoe! I have thoroughly enjoyed every single show I’ve seen there. Pleased to see that many commenters here are also familiar with the venue. “Legendary” indeed!
	11:10pm Ira: Belated thanks, MA-MA-MA Belle edition: thanks to Chris & Rachael in West Roxbury, Galen P in Medford, Michael P in Somerville, Fred H in Somerville, and Benjamin H in Tewksbury.
	11:12pm karlward: What about that Orson Welles "Every July Peas Grow There" commercial clip? Not only did it probably not sell a damn thing, it provided us with endless laughs, and now there is that Ribeye Brothers record named after it.
	11:14pm Little Danny: This is fantastic.
	11:14pm Ira: Not to mention the I’ll even kiss a Sunset pig edition: thanks to Stacy S in Berkeley, Matty S in Irvine, Wesley H in Oakland, BW R in Mission Viejo, Phil M in Beverly Hills (ooh-la-la!), Andrew L in Berkeley, Steven E in La Puente, Bob N in Oakland, Paul R in San Jose, Jed H in SF, Mark G in Berkeley, Terry M in Oakland, Justin P in Colton, and Amanda B in LA.
	11:15pm Joe B: @karlward - just came across this today re orson welles commercials: melmagazine.com...
	11:15pm Little Danny: The John Cale - Luk Thung - Henry Flynt axis of atonal
	11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...had to Go Out & forage comestibles ...sometimes even listening to FMU must be a lower priority... it's rough...
	11:19pm Little Danny: Love this set.
	11:19pm Matt Fiveash: George Jones's nutso rockabilly sides as Thumper Jones spring to mind as another good example of the end result transcending the crass commercialism (and, in this particular case, the artist's contempt for the material)
	11:20pm Andres: Lots of great Orson Welles interviews with Dick Cavett.
	11:20pm Matt Fiveash: Wow Joe B- that looks like a must-read!
	11:21pm Bobby K: This part of the show understands me. It’s a weekly occurrence.
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...haha - Thumper... Gee George we're not sure you understand what kinda material you should be pursuing as an Artist...
	11:24pm Ira: Are you ready for the country, specifically the that’s what I like about the South edition: thanks to Alex R in Austin, Thomas D in Chapel Hill, Suzanne D in Durham, Jim D in Dallas, Elizabeth H in Atlanta, Joseph A in St. Augustine FL, Kevin G in Chandler AZ, Kurt W in Nashville, Cal W in Dothan AL, Roberto J in High Point NC, Morris W in Austin, Jeffrey H in Temple Terrace FL, Ben H in Moody AL, Mike M in Athens GA, Doug B in Nashville, and Jeff R in Albuquerque.
	11:25pm absmiami: Robin Hitchcock wins tune of the night ...
	11:25pm Joe B: the themed thank you sets raising the bar for the next marathon!
	11:28pm absmiami: you know, Ira - your last post would make a rather nice southern tour ... just sayin ... remember touring ?
	11:29pm Ira: Cannot wait to tour again!!!!
	11:30pm absmiami: Key West ?? Road trip !!
	11:30pm Ira: Although the Chandler AZ--> Nashville & Nashville--> Albuquerque routing could use a little finessing.
	11:33pm Jason from Houston: ꒰ ꈍ ◡ ꈍ ꒱
	11:34pm Ira: Bringing it home with the Professor and Mary Ann edition: thanks to Robert K in Alexandria VA, Jason B in Portsmouth NH, Mark F in Seattle, Nora L in Baltimore, Joshua D in Seattle, Jon B in Fargo, Kirk Miller in Fort Collins CO, Joshua O in Seattle, Alan E in Baltimore, Beth Anne in Missoula, Tom S in Portsmouth OH, Malcolm M in D.C., Rob M in Oak Park IL, Rick M in Lincoln NE, Shira B in Minneapolis, Anita J in Stoughton WI, Curt G in Portland OR, Michael M in Medofrd OR, William C in Amory MS, Joel B in Overland Park KS, Robert A in Rockford MI, Margaret M in Lincoln NE, Sean L in Northfield MN, Sam B in Darien CT, Ian N in Portland OR, Brian M in Marine-on-St. Croix MN, Bill C in Blaine WA, and Brian W in Chicago. Thanks to everybody who pledged to this show and to everybody who pledged to WFMU but forgot to pledge to this show.
	11:34pm Ignore Function: Great segue.
	11:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes.
	11:35pm Sebastian 🇨🇦: Would love to see you back up here at la sala rosa
	11:36pm Andres: "I KNEW I ‘shoulda’ made ‘dat’ left ‘toin’ at ‘Albakoikie!”
	11:39pm Little Danny: This is so good.
	11:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes.
	11:40pm Oxidized: Awww, Ira, that's Amory MS, not MI.
	11:42pm Ira: Just checking to see who's paying attention, Oxidized. (I wish.) Will correct my mistake after the show. Here's hoping that's the only error. I caught a bunch of others before going on the air.
	11:44pm Oxidized: As I always say on my pledge form, WFMU is the best radio station in Mississippi by far.
	11:49pm Ian: Beautiful music, Ira. Greetings from Oregon.
	11:50pm Tim in NC: This has been so good
	11:51pm PortsmouthJay: Thank you Ira
	11:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OK. Aretha got the direct circuit to Jehovah. That was Vishnu.
	11:53pm Ira: Thank you so much for listening. Thank you for commenting. Thank you for not commenting if you had nothing to add. I love this station.
	11:53pm PortsmouthJay: I played Elvis on my radio show tonight, too. It was from the Clambake! Soundtrack. Great show as always, Ira.
	11:54pm Joe B: great show! great finish!
	11:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...as it dawns on me Elvis is doing Bob...
	11:55pm Little Danny: Thanks Ira, great show!
	11:56pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	11:56pm Matt Fiveash: Fanks Ira! Nice one tonight.
	11:56pm Joe B: elvis learned it from the odetta version. recorded to fill out the Spinout album
	11:57pm vj pussycat: love this show tonight. thank you for this ira. good night everybody
	11:57pm Andres: Thanks, Ira!
	11:57pm KWilde: Great show as always
	11:57pm Jason from Houston: ♡ W ♡ F ♡ M ♡ U ♡
	11:57pm Mr & Mrs Bobby Microwave: Stellar show, thanks Ira & Georgia!
	11:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY Ira
	11:58pm Lori from Eau Claire: Lovely show, Ira. Bene notte!
	11:58pm Bobby K: We hide right here
	12:00am Jason from Houston: All the love your way, good people. Stay safe and sweet.
	12:01am Kpx: Night Ira, Everyone.
	12:01am WR: thank you Ira (abd Georgia)

Ira: Playlist from March 23, 2021

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March 23, 2021: Unwind city is waiting

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Roger Ruskin Spear	Unusual "Unusual" by "Roger Ruskin Spear"	0:02:53 (Pop-up)
David Kilgour	Shivering "Shivering" by "David Kilgour"	0:06:40 (Pop-up)
La Lupe	Soy Hijo Del Siboney "Soy Hijo Del Siboney" by "La Lupe"	0:10:23 (Pop-up)
Buddy & Claude with the Kentuckians	Flying Saucers	0:12:40 (Pop-up)
The Midwest Beat	Bring the Fire "Bring the Fire" by "The Midwest Beat"	0:15:46 (Pop-up)
The Common Cold	Low Winter Sun "Low Winter Sun" by "The Common Cold"	0:18:08 (Pop-up)
Ben Vereen	Simple Joys "Simple Joys" by "Ben Vereen"	0:20:58 (Pop-up)
Pere Ubu	Can't Believe It "Can't Believe It" by "Pere Ubu"	0:24:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Josh Kantor	One Fine Day "One Fine Day" by "Josh Kantor"	0:25:29 (Pop-up)
Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys	Oh You Beautiful Doll	0:32:30 (Pop-up)
The Isley Brothers	Conch "Conch" by "The Isley Brothers"	0:34:57 (Pop-up)
The Red Crayola	Hurricane Fighter Plane	0:37:23 (Pop-up)
The Heard	You're Gonna Miss Me "You're Gonna Miss Me" by "The Heard"	0:40:04 (Pop-up)
USA / Mexico	Chorizo "Chorizo" by "USA / Mexico"	0:43:15 (Pop-up)
The Electric Flag	Flash, Bam, Pow	0:47:14 (Pop-up)
Hal Blaine	Love-In (December) "Love-In (December)" by "Hal Blaine"	0:54:48 (Pop-up)
DQE	Make the World Go Away "Make the World Go Away" by "DQE"	0:57:28 (Pop-up)
Kimberley Rew and Lee Cave Berry	Give It to Me	0:59:51 (Pop-up)
Robyn Hitchcock	On the Beach Where the Sun Doesn't Move	1:02:10 (Pop-up)
Owen Gray & the Caribs	Jenny Lee "Jenny Lee" by "Owen Gray & the Caribs"	1:05:52 (Pop-up)
Art Neville	I Need Someone "I Need Someone" by "Art Neville"	1:08:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Lee Hazlewood	The Tantrum "The Tantrum" by "Lee Hazlewood"	1:11:03 (Pop-up)
Chris Connor	Rio "Rio" by "Chris Connor"	1:17:58 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Like Everytime Before	1:20:16 (Pop-up)
Tidiane Thiam	N'Dianguene Demngal Men	1:21:53 (Pop-up)
Supermon	Vagabunda "Vagabunda" by "Supermon"	1:24:34 (Pop-up)
Arthur Alexander	Keep Her Guessin'	1:29:07 (Pop-up)
The Fleshtones	Somerset Morning "Somerset Morning" by "The Fleshtones"	1:29:51 (Pop-up)
Hank Snow	I'm Gonna Bid My Blues Goodbye	1:33:04 (Pop-up)
Rocket 808	Black Test Car "Black Test Car" by "Rocket 808"	1:35:35 (Pop-up)
The Nite-Liters	Do the Granny "Do the Granny" by "The Nite-Liters"	1:36:50 (Pop-up)
Dan Melchior & P.G. Six	3000 Miles Removed	1:40:23 (Pop-up)
Muhal Richard Abrams Octet	Positrain	1:42:39 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	18 Pari "18 Pari" by "Ennio Morricone"	1:46:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	Harum Scarum "Harum Scarum"	1:48:50 (Pop-up)
The Gaylets	That Lonely Feeling "That Lonely Feeling" by "The Gaylets"	1:59:17 (Pop-up)
The Shaggy Boys	Stop the Clock "Stop the Clock" by "The Shaggy Boys"	2:02:30 (Pop-up)
Jelly Roll Morton's Hot Six	Get the Bucket	2:04:09 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Fit and Working Again "Fit and Working Again" by "The Fall"	2:06:49 (Pop-up)
Che Chen	Newtown Creek Mirror Lag	2:10:06 (Pop-up)
Matt LaJoie	Kandelbright Grotto "Kandelbright Grotto" by "Matt LaJoie"	2:13:55 (Pop-up)
No Sod	Drone Home 2011 "Drone Home 2011" by "No Sod"	2:18:04 (Pop-up)
Pt. Vishwa Mohan Bhatt	Raag Bageshree	2:31:38 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Tomorrow Is a Long Time	2:51:47 (Pop-up)
Chuck McCann	outro "outro" by "Chuck McCann"	2:56:36 (Pop-up)

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	9:01pm RomanDogBird: i.imgur.com...
	9:03pm DonJuanTijuana: Checkin in @Ira!
	9:05pm vj pussycat: good evening ira the k, your producer and all here and in deep space
	9:05pm Parq: Everything is back to Norman.
	9:05pm Rosey is Listening on 91.1 MHz: Starting with some bari sax. Very nice. That also sounded like the beginning of The Beatles song "Good Morning," that cock-a-doo-da-loo.
	9:05pm Rick G: Tuesday greetings Ira, Georgia and listeners. Thanks for a fun-to-listen to and easy-to-donate to fund drive.
	9:06pm Ira: Hi everybody. Thanks for tuning in. I want to acknowledge everyone who pledged to this program during the 2021 fundraising marathon who wasn’t already thanked by name. Some of you pledged after the conclusion of last week’s show, but most of the unthanked owe their anonymity to slipshod time management by yours truly. During the course of tonight’s show, I’ll try to get all your names on the Comments page. Starting with the . . .
	9:06pm Ira: Last exit to Brooklyn edition: thanks to Mike C, Ritik D, Jared F, Madeline R, Douglas F, Glenn G, Mark I, Pete G, Noah S-T, Andrea P, Jacob P, S F, Jason P, Joe H, Kendall C, Bill J, Benjamin G, host of the Frow Show Jesse Jarnow, Frank B, Chris G, Richard S, Neil H, Jeff G, Wolfgang L, Jason F, Brianna H, Jeff F, and Michael M.
	9:07pm Gurldoggie: Hi Ira! Hi Everyone! Greetings from Seattle where it’s beginning to look a lot like Pesach!
	9:07pm wolfingham: Excellent tune here, Ira. Looking forward to the show. Evening all!
	9:08pm Mike W: kilg-hour
	9:09pm Mike W: here on The Music Show
	9:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: IraTime. Awlright.
	9:10pm Ira: Rosey . . . the Beatles and Roger Ruskin Spear probably had that very conversation on the Magical Mystery Tour bus.
	9:11pm listener 126464: @Parq, love them Rugrats.
	9:11pm Jedley: Congrats @Ira and WFMU for meeting the goals! ✰$✰$✰$✰
	9:11pm listener 126464: Hello everyone.
	9:12pm John L: Damn. Actor George Segal died. Oddly, he played banjo on a Ray Manzarek LP. He also accompanied the Smothers Brothers on a cover of Phil Ochs' Draft Dodger Rag. Loved him in King Rat, Bye Bye Braverman, Owl And The Pussycat, among others. But an indelible childhood memory is seeing Ruth Gordon grab his bare tuchus in the film Where's Poppa? Dad, was it appropriate to take your 11 year old son to see that film?
	9:13pm headcleaner: just heard La Lupe this morning on an archived Shulkind program!
	9:14pm Ira: George Segal in The Hot Rock, a favorite. Would love to see California Split again. RIP.
	9:14pm headcleaner: @JohnL: if "son" wound up here partially as a result of that traumatic experience... then it was all for the best, I say
	9:14pm vj pussycat: oh no rip gs
	9:15pm Rosey is Listening on 91.1 MHz: Ha, very cool, Ira!
	9:15pm tom tom the pipers son: born to win is another george segal film to see
	9:16pm Ira: Saw that one at the amazing Film Forum 70s series. Years and years ago but feels like yesterday. OK, maybe the day before yesterday.
	9:18pm tom tom the pipers son: it was directed by ivan passer, participant in czech new wave
	9:19pm Robm: Loved george in just shoot me on NBC
	9:20pm Michael Shore: Altman's "California Split" w/Segal & Elliot Gould is primo.
	9:22pm John L: California Split is on Amazon Prime. There is also an obscure film called Loving, with Eva Marie Saint, Sterling Hayden and David Doyle in a rare dramatic role. Try and find it. And, yes, headcleaner. I frequently tell my 95 year old father how much I appreciate our random trips to the cinema. Hard to believe how common it was to find films like those at the average Long Island suburban movie theater. Weird double features, dubbed foreign films paired up with the latest Charles Bronson flick.
	9:22pm herb.nyc: Whoa! Bronwyn Bishop wrote this song! And sang it Sunday night on le sinfonia.
	9:22pm Ira: More thank yous, the Tramps like us edition: thanks to Gregg G in Clifton, Stuart R in Montclair, Joe E in South Orange, Benjamin M in Jersey City, John M in North Bergen, Hoboken Jack, Danny S in Bordentown, Mike B in Morris Plains, David R in Ridgefield, Andrew S in Midland Park, Connor M in Whitehouse Station, Neil S in Sparta, Catherine V in River Vale, Brett B in Jersey City, Jeffrey J in Garwood, Laura L in Middletown, Brett B in Jersey City, and Andrew S in Jersey City.
	9:25pm Dayffid: That’s me! Thanks and you’re welcome Ira and co!
	9:26pm Georgia: I don’t want to step on your thankful toes ira, but I know I thanked andrew s last week! And I think he won something!
	9:26pm Dusty: Hello friends, happy Tuesday.
	9:26pm Michael Shore: Josh Kantor returns!!!
	9:27pm Mike W: Dis is a disaster!
	9:28pm Dayffid: @john L Just looked up that movie with Ruth Gordon and George Segal and the quote on what looks like the original poster reads, “the tush scene alone is worth the price of admission,” haha
	9:29pm Clay Pigeon: Loved George Segal in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. Perfect ensemble with Sandy Dennis, Liz Taylor, Dick Burton. "I hope that was an empty bottle, George. You can't afford to waste good liquor! Not on YOUR salary. Not with an Associate Professor's salary!" Sidenote: The Midwest Beat - great generic name!
	9:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As someone w/ no income @ present who could not pledge this Marathon - my sincere Thanks to all who have. It's truly appreciated that you all take part in keeping the culture cornerstone that is WFMU happening for everybody.
	9:30pm pgalub: Thanks for the thank you! A fine day indeed!
	9:31pm Scott Williams: @Ira, I also thank you for the thank-you. Thank you! @pgalub, hi Pete!
	9:32pm Mike W: Here Come the Cars, 1991 (vinyl issue in 2012)
	9:33pm Ira: See, Mike W, the typos are catching. It is absolutely impossible that that record is 30 years old. I won't hear of it!
	9:33pm pgalub: @Scott! Hello and congrats on an amazing marathon and Hoof-and-Mouth zoom-tacular!
	9:34pm Will the Sound Guy: Ira, thanks for all that you do! I don't get to catch your show often, but when I do I'm a fan.
	9:35pm greg g: Happy Tuesday Ira, Georgia and fellow listeners! Revolution Rabbit : More than welcome !
	9:35pm Mike W: Ira, it’s 1992 that was just last year or something 1991 is truly having been 30 years old
	9:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: SW yes - didn't even there would be a Hoof&Mouth this year - but you & FMU make it happen !
	9:35pm Ira: For all of you who requested a bass solo!
	9:35pm Ira: You know who you are.
	9:35pm Mike W: what timing!
	9:36pm Mike W: list all those in Brooklyn who requested a bass solo
	9:37pm chresti: Evening to Ira and unwinding party, from uptight town.
	9:39pm tom tom the pipers son: ira, is this from parable of arable land or a different version?
	9:39pm Ira: Different version. Radar flexidisc.
	9:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Quite a different more contemporary version than I have on an International Artists comp. LP.
	9:40pm tom tom the pipers son: thanks.
	9:41pm Ira: I think Dick Clark must've transcribed these lyrics for The Heard.
	9:41pm Georgia: Intense drumming from intense drummer Jesse chamberlain
	9:42pm McGroovey: I mis-filed "Corky's Debt To His Father" and I can't find it. Do you feel my pain?
	9:42pm drowsy: Speaking of versions, every time I hear another artist do 'You're Gonna Miss Me' I am amazed. Seems like a half-dozen good recordings out there.
	9:42pm WR: Wow! Pretty hot early Elevators / Erickson cover!
	9:43pm Ira: Here's some more intense drumming for you, Georgia, courtesy of King Coffey.
	9:43pm WR: LOL about the lyrics transcription.
	9:45pm Ira: Thanking you, passports please edition: thanks to Owen M in London, Nuno M in Lisbon, Ajay S in Krommenie Holland, Patrick D à Montreal, Hugo K in Baarn Holland, Alex M in Tsawwassen BC, Philip H in Manchester, Russell M in Guelph, Eric W in Madrid, Twan V in Deurne Holland, John P in Soihull UK, Rafal K in Zurich, and Lluís in Girona Spain.
	9:45pm Jedley: Mmm you can get chorizo like this in the right carneceria
	9:45pm Todd-o-phonic Todd: Why did Ira's show start early tonight?
	9:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cover the Elevators - you better bring it ! ...Also on simple / Garage tunes - if you don't bring it - there's not a lot left otherwise :) ...
	9:45pm McGroovey: Is the noise I'm hearing from my radio Chorizo? Or is it interference from that other station in Connecticut?
	9:46pm Ira: For another few seconds, yes.
	9:46pm pwrmnstr: Thank you for playing a harsh noise track! I really needed that.
	9:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rise William Rise !
	9:47pm drowsy: Sounds like the digestion of chorizo. Liking it.
	9:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Flag ! Thot it was the Mothers...
	9:48pm McGroovey: Ah. OK. My third idea was that it's something to do with dishwasher, which I just finished fixing. Kinda. I turned it on it's making wrong noises. Not bad noises. I've bought records that make worse noises.
	9:48pm Ira: Todd-o-phonic, I was wondering the same thing. But Scott W. called me up & told me to begin, so what could I do.
	9:48pm Georgia: Thanks for King Coffey! Id know that drumming anywhere!
	9:49pm Glistener MW: I am Moogicus!!!
	9:49pm Ira: No, it's not.
	9:51pm Georgia: Number 3
	9:51pm TVP: Laughing at the P.D.Q. Bach question and response.
	9:52pm Glistener MW: This is incredible. Was this an actual Dating Game episode, or a sketch done somewhere?
	9:52pm Ira: Georgia--roll over Peggy Cass, and tell Kitty Carlisle the news!
	9:53pm Ira: To Tell the Truth. The real thing, with some editing and sound fx from me.
	9:53pm drowsy: this is amazing
	9:53pm Richard S: Here's the video: www.youtube.com...
	9:54pm Ira: Portraits a specialty.
	9:54pm Ira: And even MORE intense drumming. I guess it's that kinda night.
	9:54pm Mike W: Dymo Industries!
	9:55pm WR: at least now i should remember how to pronounce his name.
	9:55pm Sleve McDichael: Where's Gaylord Fields to talk about Bronx Science's best alumnus, Robert Moog
	9:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Appreciate Dennis Diken for schooling us on Blaine's influence on KeithMoon.
	9:56pm Georgia: And who is Hal Blaine’s famous sculptor father?
	9:57pm McGroovey: I'm not sure if this is the same Dino, but or even the same Moog, but there is a Dino that has something to do with some Moog... www.moog.com...
	9:58pm Mike W: ah, Dairy Queen Empire, brings me back (to where, i know not)
	9:59pm McGroovey: Dimo Some day I'd like to get through one show without making a dumb typo/autocorrecto.
	9:59pm Mike W: Georgia: is it Mr. Blaine?
	10:00pm Georgia: Mike w: I think so!
	10:02pm Dayffid: Sometimes referred to as just ‘dad’
	10:02pm Ira: I actually feel guilty seguing from Kimberley Rew to Robyn Hitchcock, but as Ray Davies put it: I'm only me, not someone better.
	10:03pm Ira: Dayffid: Everyone knew him as Nancy.
	10:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Only happy to hear them.
	10:04pm Libby’s Mom: Love Robyn. Have you heard any of his quarantine shows?
	10:05pm Ira: Libby's Mom, I haven't. Unlike Iggy, I am not a modern guy. My screen of choice is the tv screen, and my colors of choice are black & white.
	10:06pm McGroovey: Hey, I got the Cara Singles Club singles, but I haven't gotten around to listening to all the sides yet, so I actually haven't heard this Robyn Hitchcock song, even though it's been sitting beside my turntable in my "new bin" for months.
	10:06pm Lori from Eau Claire: Libby’s Mom: thanks for the suggestion. We had hoped Yo hear him (and tickets) for his show at The Turf Club in St Paul, MN just before hell broke loose.
	10:06pm Gaylord Fields: Did someone request my presence here before 10 pm?
	10:07pm slugluv1313: good evening, Ira and Skeletons and Everyone! mostly in lurk mode -- but had to check out that To Tell the Truth clip -- WOW! i watched that show all the time when i was a kid, HOW did i miss this? amazing stuff
	10:08pm Libby’s Mom: Ira and Lori - check him out with Emma Swift and their cats. Every Weds and Friday.
	10:08pm Ira: Gaylord, we had to bring in the backup vibraslappist.
	10:10pm Gaylord Fields: Ira, to clarify, I am available Tuesdays between 9 and 10 pm, but by appointment.
	10:10pm Joe B: @Gaylord - not sure who would expect you pre-10 pm with Gomer Pyle/Green Acres on MeTV ...
	10:10pm Scott Williams: It's Ira and Gaylord, the east and west eggs of "Simple Joys"!
	10:10pm slugluv1313: @Libby's Mom -- i think i heard about these shows awhile ago? thank you for the reminder! and ohhhhh their cats! such cuties :)
	10:11pm Gaylord Fields: We shook the eggs off Bronwyn’s song, Scott!
	10:11pm Gaylord Fields: Joe B: Yeesh, I mean, the MeTV schedule is public knowledge.
	10:14pm Libby’s Mom: slugluv - yes, give them another go. Always a good time.
	10:17pm Chop Scott: Todd told me that this program didn't start until 10pm, so I'm late to say CHEERS!
	10:19pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Ira and friends. If TV goes out, there's a neat eagle nest cam that's streaming - www.friendsofbigbearvalley.org
	10:21pm Ira: Time for the PA-PA-Oom-Mow-Mow edition: thanks to Mike K in Philadelphia, Trace B in Spruce Creek, David W in Wyndmoor, Michael S in Schuylkil Haven, Carmen S in Philadelphia, Bob S in Mechanicsburg, Jon W in Pittsburgh, Jess W in Easton, Joe N in Media, Michelle M in Mechanicsburg, and Josh A in Pittsburgh.
	10:21pm Parq: When my baby smiles at me I go to Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, wanna tell ya ...
	10:21pm McGroovey: I always want to watch things like the Robyn & Emma show, or other live music webcasts, or whatever, but it's enough (almost too much) for me to keep track of which night it is so I can be sure not to miss my favorite WFMU radio shows.
	10:22pm ParUbi: Hey everyone! Hi Ira!
	10:23pm Mike W: Tidiane Thiam is such a nice sound
	10:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Everlys before or after TheHollies ??
	10:23pm JBoogie: Hi all! Hi Ira! Blessings from Mt Shasta
	10:23pm Gaylord Fields: @Chop Scott: Todd told me MeTV goes off the air for “maintenance” on Tuesdays between 8 and 10 pm.
	10:23pm chresti: Ken, there was a peregrine falcon flying around in Griffith Park today.
	10:24pm Ira: Revolution Rabbit, I don't know, but Gaylord does.
	10:24pm Joe B: @Revolution Rabbit - during!
	10:25pm Ira: So does Joe Belock.
	10:25pm JBoogie: Didja see C Thomas Howell by any chance?
	10:26pm Ira: Love this Lambchop / Ladybug Transistor part.
	10:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: Oh fun, chresti! Suzy Hot Rod has helped the New York City falcon people. There are several eagle nests along the Hudson over here.
	10:27pm Gaylord Fields: Ira, I suppose I do: RevRab, both recorded around the same time but Everlys version released first while Hollies version stayed in the can for a few years.
	10:28pm vj pussycat: the eagles are pretty neat, but the cutest baby owlet on this cam has me comin back everyday youtu.be...
	10:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx JoeB :)
	10:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & GF
	10:29pm Joe B: Keep her Guessin' - Songs Ben Vaughn Taught Me, No. 257
	10:30pm Ira: For me, Joe, it's the Fleshtones' cover that comes to my mind.
	10:31pm Joe B: @ira - oh yeah forgot about that one! will have to dig out Hitsburg!
	10:32pm Gaylord Fields: The next time I go to a Fleshtones live show (soon, please!), I will have seen them perform in six different decades.
	10:35pm Joe B: re Like Every Time Before - I don't think the Hollies version was ever released in the US. Pretty sure I never heard it until that 6-CD collection of their first era came out circa 2010. Maybe it was on butterfly in the UK? not sure
	10:38pm chresti: Granny! They're playing your song!
	10:38pm Gaylord Fields: Joe, it was a Europe-only b-side. Not even sure it got a UK release until later comps.
	10:39pm Joe B: ah, thanks
	10:39pm Gurldoggie: “Do the granny” isn’t a sentiment you hear too often in a funk number.
	10:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: JoeB I heard it on either a Hollies 'Rarities' CD or one called 'Not the Hits Again!'...
	10:40pm Little Danny: Hi Ira, y'all
	10:40pm Joe B: @Gaylord - yes hope to see them soon. was thinking the other day about their 2016 Monty Hall show. Never thought the version of shadow line in the Urgh film could be eclipsed until that night!
	10:40pm chresti: Do the Little Danny!
	10:41pm Little Danny: Hi chresti!
	10:41pm Ira: I was commenting the other week that there is a fantastic video of The Fleshtones doing The Way I Feel from a couple of years ago at the Horseshoe in Toronto.
	10:42pm Joe B: @RR63 - ah yes, seeing that now on discogs. Missed that comp! well, guess no false advertising in that album title!
	10:42pm Gaylord Fields: Joe, I was hoping to see them last summer in Lake George. But they will be back! And hell yeah to that Shadow Line!
	10:42pm Joe B: @Ira - will have to check it out!
	10:43pm Joe B: @Gaylord - to my knowledge the only night at Monty Hall where two of the acts (Fleshtones, paul collins) had also appeared on American Bandstand!
	10:44pm Ira: Gaylord, my family went on a trip to Lake George in August 1969. Noting what else was going on in the environs, I proposed a day trip to the Woodstock Festival. Sadly, the answer was no.
	10:45pm Clay Pigeon: This Muhal is some heady stuff. Thanks! Came out in the 80's? Ray Mantilla on drums. New fan.
	10:46pm Gaylord Fields: Ira, you dodged a brown lysergic bullet, if you ask me.
	10:46pm Joe B: hey Clay!
	10:46pm Matt Fiveash: Horseshoe Tavern fun fact: Marvin Rainwater was the inaugural live act!
	10:46pm Clay Pigeon: The People's Champ!
	10:47pm tom tom the pipers son: that was a smooth segue...
	10:47pm Will the Sound Guy: serious groove going down, smooth
	10:48pm Gurldoggie: Is that you on the flute Clay?
	10:48pm Andres: Ira, have you ever played at the Horseshoe? A fave venue.
	10:48pm Little Danny: @Matt: Man, that's a wild inaugural act for the Horseshoe Tavern! Was there some odd personal connection there? I can't imagine how that came to be...
	10:48pm Clay Pigeon: No gurldoggie, but I was thinking of how it cries out for Stone Flute-era, Herbie Mann! Hello to the Space Needle!
	10:50pm Joe B: love rocket 808 also in this set!
	10:50pm Michael Shore: the great WARREN SMITH on vibes with Muhal.
	10:51pm Gaylord Fields: Wow, Joe! Speaking of weird coincidences, I was watching that Aretha miniseries on the cable, wherein David Cross plays Jerry Wexler. I remarked to K., “I’ve interviewed Jerry Wexler,” then I thought for a second and added, “and I’ve also interviewed David Cross!” Only time that’s ever happened to me.
	10:51pm McGroovey: @Ira Well, and then there was the problem that Lake George and Bethel, NY (where the Woodstock thing was) are about 3 miles apart.
	10:51pm McGroovey: 3 HOURS My autocorrect is possessed by the devil.
	10:53pm Matt Fiveash: Danny- not sure, but I should clarify that he was the first act when they first opened, back in 1950 or so...
	10:53pm beavo: George Segal played banjo
	10:53pm Joe B: @gaylord - wow that is great!
	10:57pm Clay Pigeon: The Munsters went to England!
	10:58pm Dave Miss: @gaylord .....cra cra!
	11:00pm Joe B: I guess everlys/hollies is similar to Chess having Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf try to appeal to the hippie audience with mixed results, at best
	11:01pm Ira: Andrea, yes, played the Horseshoe many years ago, a long and kind of amazing story. Much more recently, my producer and I dj'ed at the Sadies' annual New Year's Eve show, and joined them on stage for 2 songs. Sooooo much fun.
	11:02pm Ira: Whoa. I'm falling behind . . .New York State of mind edition: thanks to Byron W in Island Park, Chris V in NYC, James D in Yonkers, Joseph D in Port Jervis, El Bruce in Woodside, Mike W in NYC, Ken H in Hyde Park, Dominick C in NYC, Nelson and Joan in Stamford, Scott C in Rome, David R in the Bronx, Tommy E in Buffalo, Tom E in Amherst, Dave R in Albany, Ernie C in Long Island City, Stephanie R in McGraw, Adam R in Buffalo, Christopher P in hey hey hey Croton-on-Hudson, Ian L in Flushing, Paul T in Stone Ridge, Ken M in Yonkers, and Domestic Partner’s own Faye.
	11:02pm Andres: Sad to hear about George Segal. He was great on The Goldbergs. A rare show to enjoy watching with the whole family:
	11:03pm Birdman: Evenin’ y’all
	11:04pm chresti: See you superstars later, thank you for the unwinding selection, Ira! Goodnight everyone!
	11:06pm Gaylord Fields: Ira, perhaps when Decca sent Brenda Lee to London as a publicity ploy to juice up her career, which stalled because of the British Invasion, and she cuts the fabulous "Is It True?" and a scorching version of "What'd I Say" (with Jimmy Page on guitar) while there.
	11:08pm Andres: Ira: Good to hear about your happy experiences at The Horseshoe! I have thoroughly enjoyed every single show I’ve seen there. Pleased to see that many commenters here are also familiar with the venue. “Legendary” indeed!
	11:10pm Ira: Belated thanks, MA-MA-MA Belle edition: thanks to Chris & Rachael in West Roxbury, Galen P in Medford, Michael P in Somerville, Fred H in Somerville, and Benjamin H in Tewksbury.
	11:12pm karlward: What about that Orson Welles "Every July Peas Grow There" commercial clip? Not only did it probably not sell a damn thing, it provided us with endless laughs, and now there is that Ribeye Brothers record named after it.
	11:14pm Little Danny: This is fantastic.
	11:14pm Ira: Not to mention the I’ll even kiss a Sunset pig edition: thanks to Stacy S in Berkeley, Matty S in Irvine, Wesley H in Oakland, BW R in Mission Viejo, Phil M in Beverly Hills (ooh-la-la!), Andrew L in Berkeley, Steven E in La Puente, Bob N in Oakland, Paul R in San Jose, Jed H in SF, Mark G in Berkeley, Terry M in Oakland, Justin P in Colton, and Amanda B in LA.
	11:15pm Joe B: @karlward - just came across this today re orson welles commercials: melmagazine.com...
	11:15pm Little Danny: The John Cale - Luk Thung - Henry Flynt axis of atonal
	11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...had to Go Out & forage comestibles ...sometimes even listening to FMU must be a lower priority... it's rough...
	11:19pm Little Danny: Love this set.
	11:19pm Matt Fiveash: George Jones's nutso rockabilly sides as Thumper Jones spring to mind as another good example of the end result transcending the crass commercialism (and, in this particular case, the artist's contempt for the material)
	11:20pm Andres: Lots of great Orson Welles interviews with Dick Cavett.
	11:20pm Matt Fiveash: Wow Joe B- that looks like a must-read!
	11:21pm Bobby K: This part of the show understands me. It’s a weekly occurrence.
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...haha - Thumper... Gee George we're not sure you understand what kinda material you should be pursuing as an Artist...
	11:24pm Ira: Are you ready for the country, specifically the that’s what I like about the South edition: thanks to Alex R in Austin, Thomas D in Chapel Hill, Suzanne D in Durham, Jim D in Dallas, Elizabeth H in Atlanta, Joseph A in St. Augustine FL, Kevin G in Chandler AZ, Kurt W in Nashville, Cal W in Dothan AL, Roberto J in High Point NC, Morris W in Austin, Jeffrey H in Temple Terrace FL, Ben H in Moody AL, Mike M in Athens GA, Doug B in Nashville, and Jeff R in Albuquerque.
	11:25pm absmiami: Robin Hitchcock wins tune of the night ...
	11:25pm Joe B: the themed thank you sets raising the bar for the next marathon!
	11:28pm absmiami: you know, Ira - your last post would make a rather nice southern tour ... just sayin ... remember touring ?
	11:29pm Ira: Cannot wait to tour again!!!!
	11:30pm absmiami: Key West ?? Road trip !!
	11:30pm Ira: Although the Chandler AZ--> Nashville & Nashville--> Albuquerque routing could use a little finessing.
	11:33pm Jason from Houston: ꒰ ꈍ ◡ ꈍ ꒱
	11:34pm Ira: Bringing it home with the Professor and Mary Ann edition: thanks to Robert K in Alexandria VA, Jason B in Portsmouth NH, Mark F in Seattle, Nora L in Baltimore, Joshua D in Seattle, Jon B in Fargo, Kirk Miller in Fort Collins CO, Joshua O in Seattle, Alan E in Baltimore, Beth Anne in Missoula, Tom S in Portsmouth OH, Malcolm M in D.C., Rob M in Oak Park IL, Rick M in Lincoln NE, Shira B in Minneapolis, Anita J in Stoughton WI, Curt G in Portland OR, Michael M in Medofrd OR, William C in Amory MS, Joel B in Overland Park KS, Robert A in Rockford MI, Margaret M in Lincoln NE, Sean L in Northfield MN, Sam B in Darien CT, Ian N in Portland OR, Brian M in Marine-on-St. Croix MN, Bill C in Blaine WA, and Brian W in Chicago. Thanks to everybody who pledged to this show and to everybody who pledged to WFMU but forgot to pledge to this show.
	11:34pm Ignore Function: Great segue.
	11:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes.
	11:35pm Sebastian 🇨🇦: Would love to see you back up here at la sala rosa
	11:36pm Andres: "I KNEW I ‘shoulda’ made ‘dat’ left ‘toin’ at ‘Albakoikie!”
	11:39pm Little Danny: This is so good.
	11:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes.
	11:40pm Oxidized: Awww, Ira, that's Amory MS, not MI.
	11:42pm Ira: Just checking to see who's paying attention, Oxidized. (I wish.) Will correct my mistake after the show. Here's hoping that's the only error. I caught a bunch of others before going on the air.
	11:44pm Oxidized: As I always say on my pledge form, WFMU is the best radio station in Mississippi by far.
	11:49pm Ian: Beautiful music, Ira. Greetings from Oregon.
	11:50pm Tim in NC: This has been so good
	11:51pm PortsmouthJay: Thank you Ira
	11:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OK. Aretha got the direct circuit to Jehovah. That was Vishnu.
	11:53pm Ira: Thank you so much for listening. Thank you for commenting. Thank you for not commenting if you had nothing to add. I love this station.
	11:53pm PortsmouthJay: I played Elvis on my radio show tonight, too. It was from the Clambake! Soundtrack. Great show as always, Ira.
	11:54pm Joe B: great show! great finish!
	11:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...as it dawns on me Elvis is doing Bob...
	11:55pm Little Danny: Thanks Ira, great show!
	11:56pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	11:56pm Matt Fiveash: Fanks Ira! Nice one tonight.
	11:56pm Joe B: elvis learned it from the odetta version. recorded to fill out the Spinout album
	11:57pm vj pussycat: love this show tonight. thank you for this ira. good night everybody
	11:57pm Andres: Thanks, Ira!
	11:57pm KWilde: Great show as always
	11:57pm Jason from Houston: ♡ W ♡ F ♡ M ♡ U ♡
	11:57pm Mr & Mrs Bobby Microwave: Stellar show, thanks Ira & Georgia!
	11:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY Ira
	11:58pm Lori from Eau Claire: Lovely show, Ira. Bene notte!
	11:58pm Bobby K: We hide right here
	12:00am Jason from Houston: All the love your way, good people. Stay safe and sweet.
	12:01am Kpx: Night Ira, Everyone.
	12:01am WR: thank you Ira (abd Georgia)

Ira: Playlist from March 23, 2021

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