WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 16, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:02am specksnyder: Good morning, Trouble! Lovely cloud on the site.
	9:02am stu: Morning (afternoon!) Trouble & her modern listeners
	9:03am Cheri Pi: Yay it's Trouble! beautiful opener.
	9:04am PKNY: Haven't heard that Gil track in a minute, good call!
	9:04am Titus in GA: Trouble!!! MW Comrades! How's everyone this morning!?
	9:04am Van in DC: Hi trouble!
	9:06am specksnyder: Ah, wonderful sunshine out today. Spring forcing its way into the clouds.
	9:06am fred: Signing out here, someone riled me up, I'd better cool down now
	9:07am Trouble: good morning cheery birds! nice to see you up all bright and happy
	9:12am Rev. Turnip Druid: "Trouble is my middle name." --Bobby 'Trouble' Vinton
	9:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Nobody knows the truffles Ive seen.' - Paul 'Chocoholic' Robeson
	9:16am doca: hello trouble and all sunshiners, beautiful day here too.
	9:18am Cheri Pi: Harry Partch is hitting some very Japanese sounding notes on the strings.
	9:18am r i s k y: Go Trouble! This is beautiful, I'm sick and this is really helping yer man out right now.
	9:19am Jennique: "Trouble Oh trouble please be kind I don't want no fight And I haven't got a lot of time" -Cat Stevens
	9:21am specksnyder: Extremely plucky set.
	9:22am harveyjohn: Y'all make Tuesday mornings! ... shine on!
	9:22am harveyjohn: Y'all make Tuesday mornings! ... shine on!
	9:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 4 songs in: already unfamiliar, tasty, & varied.
	9:27am harveyjohn: If I were a carpenter, n' y'ouse was a DJ, I'd build y'all a chicken coupe, ... Not a sedan
	9:27am Rev. Turnip Druid: Adore the Moroccan stuff.
	9:34am I X Key!: Good morning!
	9:37am Jennique: Is this a nose flute?
	9:38am sugarwolf: good morning, my fellow commenters
	9:38am Rev. Turnip Druid: We are all nose-flutes in the eyes of Cthulhu.
	9:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Air on No String ...Lather snorting the best licks in town...
	9:38am w41: Sounds like a kazoo, but the title says theremin...
	9:39am harveyjohn: I thought... a saw... By one of many men. But soon I realized... A violin- like, theramin?
	9:39am specksnyder: There's birds in my computer again!
	9:40am specksnyder: And a french guy!
	9:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Le matin, j'entends les oiseaux gazouiller dans les arbres.
	9:44am harveyjohn: Dust to Digital! a worthy endeavor, by any measure!
	9:48am Irene Trudel: Hey Ms. Trouble! Did you know Dean Drummond who headed up the Harry Partch collection at Montclair State passed away this weekend? I thought that might be why you played the piece. Anyway, enjoying the show as usual before I head to work.
	9:50am Trouble: i heard the chit chat about that irene and that surely prompted me to look at the live concert schedule. thanks for adding that info to the mix! have a great work day!
	9:50am KevinfromBayRidge: Morning from the shiny shores of eastern Jamaica Bay. Waitin' fot the weekly dose of Holly!
	9:51am Cecile: We need Lonnie more than ever. Got Self-Destruction by John Lydon and Afrikaa Bamabatta?
	9:52am Cecile: man, k, d & l are old souls
	9:56am glenn: old hat records puts out some good stuff.
	9:56am Rev. Turnip Druid: Man, it almost sounded like Cab's band circa mid-30s for a second there in the intro.
	9:56am Dr. Goot: Six Jumping Jacks, nice!
	9:58am Cecile: Man this sounds like the Valentinos if they found the Lord.
	9:59am specksnyder: What is wrong with America, indeed!
	9:59am fred: @Cecile: I heartily second that request. I just got a ticket for a Jandek gig in the mail. I'm so psyched about this! I actually love Jandek's music, I'm not pretending
	10:00am specksnyder: Someday, if you do an "America" set, then, of course put in Blood Ulmer's "Are You Glad to Be in America?" Please and thank you.
	10:00am Brian in UK: Hello trouble & chicken fanciers. Looking forwards to Thatchers funeral tomorrow. Too late the damage is already done.
	10:01am Cecile: speck - YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	10:01am Cheri Pi: I've been wanting to hear Derrick Harriott's Loser if you have that anywhere...
	10:02am Cecile: call up Duane.
	10:02am ausmanx: fred, a jandek gig is one of the most extraordinary things you'll see in your life... only about 40 people turned up when he played sydney two years ago, and they were all speechless at the end of the set. the best thing i've seen in ten years, probably.
	10:03am Cheri Pi: hahahaha! yes C$.
	10:03am βrian: Blue skies over the isthmus. Good morning.
	10:03am Cecile: I respect Jandek, but am not a fan, but I understand seeing someone you love and have never seen.
	10:03am Rev. Turnip Druid: ISTHMUS!
	10:03am Cheri Pi: Duane should play songs for us if we call him up. that would be a great service.
	10:04am specksnyder: Have to say, I have really been loving the month of Lonnie Holley. Nice to have more of it to look forward to every week. Enchantment on the installment plan.
	10:04am Cheri Pi: Drat! Reverend, didja ever get that plate of chickpeas?
	10:04am Cecile: OK, you have to make a station ID of this.
	10:06am Roberto: Dr. Holley is in. Good for what ails y'all.
	10:06am ausmanx: and i must say, Trouble, this Lonnie stuff is one of the best things i've ever heard on FMU too
	10:08am Adrian in London: Dammit, I lost track of the day and have been listening to the Go-Betweens for hours instead of Trouble. Glad to make in in time for Lonnie, though. I see he now has a European booking agent so hopefully he'll make it to London at some point soon.
	10:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - the Kewlest.
	10:09am Roberto: Whoops, fergot to sign in before.
	10:10am fred: I've already made it known I'd appreciate bringing Lonnie Holley here for another edition of Sonic Protest. My track record says it may even be a negative... I should learn to just shut up
	10:10am Rev. Turnip Druid: No chickpeas here! Tale of woe! Whoa! ... Can't believe this is the first chance I've had to dig the Lonnie all month...
	10:11am Cecile: Adrian, that is so funny. I was going to tell ausmanx that probably seeing Robert and Robert from the Go-Betweens play solo would be like him seeing Jandek.
	10:12am Cheri Pi: I Heart Go-Betweens.
	10:15am ausmanx: ah funny. i completely detest the Go-Betweens; maybe it's an Australian thing!
	10:16am r i s k y: Beautifulness!
	10:17am Cecile: I liked them when they were lurching toward pop. When they got there, they were a little less interesting. But they've still written some of my favorite songs ever. Spring Hill Fair is pretty spotless, IMO.
	10:17am Cecile: Also, I feel the same way about Jandek. Viva l'difference!
	10:18am Rev. Turnip Druid: VIVA THAT GRITTY NITTY!
	10:18am common: he's so good.
	10:19am Cheri Pi: lurching towards pop is exactly the right descriptive. Viva Scritti Politti
	10:20am fred: Looks there's something too dumb/great to miss coming my way: the "Sun Ra repatriation project", with a facial composite done by a retired cop, that will be beamed to Saturn as part of the exhibition. No idea what else is planned, but this alone looks promising
	10:20am harveyjohn: If a building falls... or... a butterfly flaps its wings, on one side of the world... surely, this life has purpose...
	10:20am ausmanx: cecile. i reckon there would be a lot more people on your team than on mine!
	10:20am Chas in Pcola: bought this guy Lonny holly's CD last month or so. enjoying it
	10:21am Adrian in London: @ausmanx That's OK. Er, are you an Australian living in the Isle of Man, or the other way round, or neither?! Don;t tell me you hate The Triffids too?
	10:21am Cecile: Actually, I like pop Scritti Polittl, well at least Songs to Remember, better than their other stuff. Fred, that sounds like the most insane and wonderful event! Yeah, maybe six more people. hahahaha
	10:21am Cecile: I like a lot of the Triffids songs. They were basically Echo and the Bunnymen if they were doing roots music.
	10:22am Cecile: but some of my best friends just loathe them.
	10:22am Brian in UK: @ausmanx, no teams Isle of Man man. Just realised Jandek played London two weeks ago.
	10:25am βrian: Ezekiel Saw the Wheel. Man, that was a fun song to sing with a full chorale.
	10:26am CW: Wow wow wow. Entrancing, Lonnie!
	10:28am fred: @Cecile: with the toxic air about immigration and self-deportation around here, I think it's mighty smart. Then again, I'm a sucker for all things Sun Ra, so I'm an easy mark
	10:28am harveyjohn: I love me some this... Intro/ extro spect... Would love to contemplate but, got'a appointment to get logos on my Hyundai plated...
	10:30am ausmanx: manx in sydney, adrian. and yes, afraid i'm no Triffids fan either. but i reserve my greatest venom for Nick Cave. i wish members of these bands would stop trawling around the bars cashing in on the work of their deceased leaders too. brian, jandek also sat in and played bass for Mikami Kan the night before his own gig, apparently... i would have LOVED to see that. can you get Lonnie to Sydney, fred?
	10:31am still b/p: Lonnie: "...Talking about how we treat each other." An evening Post Office run found a bad unexpected notice of no late hours or box collection for tax day. Damn! But a woman customer held the lobby door open and an older gentlemen was cheerfully giving out -- for nothing -- a few postage stickers with a before-deadline postmark. No idea if it'll actually work, but the mood of friendly generosity contrasted nicely and notably with the disturbance and awful sadness of the afternoon. I've dropped into Boston several times in the past (not yesterday) for race day and stood as a spectator at the finish line right at that affected sidewalk spot. Sorry to hit a note of grimness in this place of welcome diversion, but thought those better karma cultivators were worth mentioning.
	10:34am Cecile: sbp, thank you for that!
	10:35am harveyjohn: BRING IT! ... damn
	10:35am Adrian in London: @ausmanx I saw The Triffids play with guests such as Stuart Staples, Melanie Oxley and so on at The Barbican a while back and had reservations. What transpired was a gorgeous celebration of "their deceased leader's" collection of songs. And if they can't do that, who can?
	10:36am CW: he-do, she-do, we-do, and the power of do.
	10:36am Adrian in London: Loving this Lonnie set, Trouble.
	10:38am fred: @ausmanx: I have no influence by myself, but if you're into it I might be able to talk others into making it happen. Your word carries some weight around here
	10:38am tim from champaign: These sessions really need to be released.
	10:40am dc pat: man am I right on time...
	10:41am CW: @tim; yes! i'm trying to listen close but can't help wanting to so many tell others to do so..
	10:41am Van in DC: Trouble, looks like you are adding the Lonnie Holley stuff to FMA after you air it...is that right?
	10:42am dc pat: correction: timing is awful...heard the last moments of that tune..
	10:43am still b/p: I could hear as a Lonnie lyric: "..because April has five Tuesday-ayyys."
	10:44am Cheri Pi: Ahhh Shugie :)))
	10:44am CW: thanks Trouble!
	10:45am Cheri Pi: add another g there...
	10:47am ausmanx: adrian, well they can and they will, but for me they're just lame flogging of a music which was pretty dependent on the charisma of the original front man. but triffids fans will disagree, and that's great if it works for them. but fred, anything you can do, my friend!!!
	10:48am Cheri Pi: hahahahahaha!!!! prrrfect.
	10:49am harveyjohn: "...anything that expresses the joy of life"
	10:49am dc pat: potential "hache" bomb
	10:50am Cecile: I love Erlend Oye!
	10:50am Jennique: Did you see the SNL sketch, History of Punk? Funny stuff... www.nbc.com...
	10:51am Cecile: he did the best Smiths cover ever.
	10:51am tim from champaign: This Lonnie Holley session was so personal, intense and touching. I had to restrain from giving a co-worker the gasface for being loud and acting like a jag during the set.
	10:51am fred: @ausmanx: I'll get in touch with you if something comes up, but don't hold your breath
	10:58am Cecile: jeniique, that was note-perfect.
	10:58am Cecile: It kinda happened in real-life with Fear and the Ramones.
	11:01am harveyjohn: Dionne!
	11:04am John K: Anyone been listening to the Burt Bacharach on http://davidbyrne.com/radio/ ?
	11:05am harveyjohn: Birds in the yard... ... not necessarily "yard birds"
	11:06am Cecile: they're trying to muddle their way through it the best they can. Some people have to flap their gums.
	11:08am gina k: I live in Boston and was picking my spouse up at the airport. I will never forgive WBUR; as I was driving they played the sounds of the explosion and screams. I almost drove off the road I was so upset. Thank you for the soothing sounds of Dionne Warwick today.
	11:09am I X Key!: My heart goes out to you gina k
	11:10am Van in DC: At least he wasn't on that US Airways plane they have surrounded on the runway...
	11:11am KevinfromBayRidge: Lost the flash stream. It was going on & off for a while
	11:11am fred: With WFMU you get instant commentary about obsolete stuff. And a welcome opportunity to shut up. There are many reasons to do so, but thanks for the excuse
	11:12am Van in DC: Wow haven't heard this in a while. Love it :)
	11:12am Parq: Funny thing about Rodriguez -- in the movie, they kept comparing him to Dylan, but in the three or so tracks featured in the move, I couldn't hear it. It wasn't until FMU started playing the rest of the album that I started hearing the similarity.
	11:13am gina k: AHhh this song is why I love this station so much, thanks, for cheering me up!
	11:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...@ last we hear some of Lonnie Holley's backstory... - Occasionally we're reminded that this African-American Music (& all it's Forms) from the Deep South - that is (simply) the best thing we have in life - is so strong because it is steel forged in Racism & (ultimately) the advent of Slavery. - Lonnie Holley reaches these most Human Roots - whilst simultaneously opening to the expanding metaphysix & technology of our early 21st Century, & still aborning Space Age. - Extraordinary.
	11:18am Trouble: so sorry to hear that gina, sounds awful.
	11:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There is obviously no question that News has gone into the Business of Sensationalism.
	11:20am Dr. Goot: This makes even a cold hearted bastard such as myself cry - sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net...
	11:21am fred: @gina: Are you and yours OK?
	11:21am Cecile: LA LUPE!
	11:21am Cecile: I am now hooked on her.
	11:24am r i s k y: Really looking forward to Studio B screening! Haven't been to a movie in a minute.
	11:24am gina k: So far everyone I know is ok. I teach at Mass Art and hope that all my students are ok. Will find out later this week in class.
	11:25am Cecile: that must have been terrifying, gina. I'm sorry.
	11:30am Jennique: Like that photo a lot Dr. Goot.
	11:33am Dr. Goot: Damn, it's dusty in the lab...
	11:33am Cecile: I love this song.
	11:37am Marmalade Kitty: love the photo Dr.Goot!
	11:37am Jennique: I love Seu Jorge's voice. Don't care what he's saying.
	11:39am Cheri Pi: Agreed.
	11:39am still b/p: Saw a bit of Seu Jorge doing his Knockout Ned thing in City of God the other day.
	11:39am Linder: Hear here
	11:40am Marmalade Kitty: I'm clapping (in time..!)
	11:41am Trouble: i agree! and wonder what he is up to theses days, would like to hear more of his fab sounds
	11:42am Marmalade Kitty: I'm a bit intolerant of folk clapping at the wrong timing/time
	11:44am Cecile: City of God was an amazing movie.
	11:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'We don't care if you Boo - as long as you do it in Key'...
	11:46am Adrian in London: @Marmalade Kitty It's always weird when you;re in a crowd and everyone's clapping to the beat apart from one person, who's clapping on the off beat. And they never seem to realise that something's a bit squiffy…
	11:46am Fernando M Pacheco: Seu Jorge owns a craft brewery in Brazil now. www.allbeers.com.br...
	11:47am Andrew Waterloo: when people drum on the desk. But, they're trying to drum the melody in a random way instead of the actual beat of the song.
	11:47am fred: @gina: I hope everyone will be OK in your class. Selfish? Maybe, but selfishness is where awareness can start.
	11:49am still b/p: There should be a term for the live audience clap-along that starts with solid participation and always reliably droops, fades, quits.
	11:50am Trouble: thanks fernando! we wouldn't have found that out thru music press, for sure
	11:55am Trouble: see you on saturday night at " searching for sugarman" in maplewood! ciao kitties!
	11:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Troub!
	11:57am Jennique: Merci buckets Trouble!
	11:58am Adrian in London: Great show, Trouble. Now, back to that Go-Betweens compilation…
	11:58am Van in DC: Thanks Trouble!
	11:58am Parq: Dinah W is always a great way to end a show.
	12:00pm Marmalade Kitty: Did the Sugarman go missing AGAIN?!?

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 16, 2013

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A viking ship appears on the horizon, a likeness of Alice Coltrane carved into its bow. Rare birds flock together to sing Francoise Hardy as soul hits. A sunset of blips and bleeps fills the air.

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April 16, 2013: who will be your mirror/ with Lonnie Holley live

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
gil scott-heron and brian jackson	offering	midnight band:the first band of a new day					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
abbey lincoln	lonely house "lonely house" by "abbey lincoln"	abbey is blue					0:03:13 (Pop-up)
harry partch	windsong "windsong" by "harry partch"	collection vol 3					0:07:44 (Pop-up)
dando shaft	rain "rain" by "dando shaft"	anthology					0:18:38 (Pop-up)
Jmimi, Lekbir & Fatma Anounya	makh-makh ( why why?)	kassidat raw 45's from morocco	dust-to-digital			*	0:24:45 (Pop-up)
bonobo	heaven for the sinner feat erika badu	the north borders	ninja tune			*	0:29:38 (Pop-up)
clara rockmore	celebrated air "celebrated air" by "clara rockmore"	lost theremin album	bridge			*	0:32:47 (Pop-up)

jesse mae hemphill	shame on you "shame on you" by "jesse mae hemphill"			7"			0:46:50 (Pop-up)
kitty, daisy & lewis	buggin' blues	Kitty Daisy & Lewis					0:50:42 (Pop-up)
six jumping jacks	There's a Trick in Pickin' a Chick Chick Chicken	Cluck Old Hen: A Barnyard Serenade 1926-1940	old hat				0:54:43 (Pop-up)
the relatives	speak to me ( what's wrong with america)	The Electric Word	yep roc			*	0:57:30 (Pop-up)

lonnie holley	you all can't pay me for this song live at wfmu				engineered by dave mambach 3/21/13		1:03:41 (Pop-up)

shuggie otis	inspiration information	inspiration information					1:43:28 (Pop-up)
RIAA	reach out for the queen "reach out for the queen" by "RIAA"	dirt bacharach	RIAA			*	1:47:10 (Pop-up)
erlend oye	fine day( a cappella) "fine day( a cappella)" by "erlend oye"	dj kicks erlend oye v/a					1:49:47 (Pop-up)
baby washington	there he is "there he is" by "baby washington"	I've Got a Feeling... The Best of Baby Washington					1:53:49 (Pop-up)
yo la tengo	well you better "well you better" by "yo la tengo"	fade				*	1:56:16 (Pop-up)
dionne warwick	you'll never get to heaven						1:58:50 (Pop-up)

rodriguez	i wonder "i wonder" by "rodriguez"	cold fact					2:08:40 (Pop-up)
Dennis Diken With Bell Sound	love grows (where my rosemary goes)	Superhits Of The Seventies - Michael Shelley's 2012 WFMU Marathon Premium					2:10:57 (Pop-up)
marcos valle	voo cego "voo cego" by "marcos valle"	vanto sul	light in the attic		re-issue	*	2:13:26 (Pop-up)
bill fox	i may never know "i may never know" by "bill fox"			7"			2:16:31 (Pop-up)
dump	so sedimentary "so sedimentary" by "dump"	superpowerless	morr music			*	2:19:07 (Pop-up)
la lupe	si vuelves tu "si vuelves tu" by "la lupe"	the best	fania			*	2:20:12 (Pop-up)
The Limiñanas	chocolate in my milk	trouble in mind					2:23:26 (Pop-up)
george jones	singing the blues "singing the blues" by "george jones"	blue & lonesome					2:26:39 (Pop-up)
lincoln street exit	soulful drifter	drive it					2:28:48 (Pop-up)
jackie de shannon	bitter honey "bitter honey" by "jackie de shannon"	laurel canyon					2:30:35 (Pop-up)
lee dorsey	lots of lovin ( with betty harris)	soul mine					2:32:35 (Pop-up)
seu jorge	o samba tai "o samba tai" by "seu jorge"	carolina					2:35:40 (Pop-up)
the jam	Pity Poor Alfie (Swing Version)	The Gift DELUXE EDITION					2:40:15 (Pop-up)
Lizzy Mercier Descloux	jim on the moon	press color					2:44:21 (Pop-up)
fab 5 freddy	change the beat ( french and english rap)	Change the Beat/The Celluloid Records Story 1979-1987	strut			*	2:47:30 (Pop-up)
dinah washington	Mellow Mama Blues	mellow mama					2:54:18 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am specksnyder: Good morning, Trouble! Lovely cloud on the site.
	9:02am stu: Morning (afternoon!) Trouble & her modern listeners
	9:03am Cheri Pi: Yay it's Trouble! beautiful opener.
	9:04am PKNY: Haven't heard that Gil track in a minute, good call!
	9:04am Titus in GA: Trouble!!! MW Comrades! How's everyone this morning!?
	9:04am Van in DC: Hi trouble!
	9:06am specksnyder: Ah, wonderful sunshine out today. Spring forcing its way into the clouds.
	9:06am fred: Signing out here, someone riled me up, I'd better cool down now
	9:07am Trouble: good morning cheery birds! nice to see you up all bright and happy
	9:12am Rev. Turnip Druid: "Trouble is my middle name." --Bobby 'Trouble' Vinton
	9:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Nobody knows the truffles Ive seen.' - Paul 'Chocoholic' Robeson
	9:16am doca: hello trouble and all sunshiners, beautiful day here too.
	9:18am Cheri Pi: Harry Partch is hitting some very Japanese sounding notes on the strings.
	9:18am r i s k y: Go Trouble! This is beautiful, I'm sick and this is really helping yer man out right now.
	9:19am Jennique: "Trouble Oh trouble please be kind I don't want no fight And I haven't got a lot of time" -Cat Stevens
	9:21am specksnyder: Extremely plucky set.
	9:22am harveyjohn: Y'all make Tuesday mornings! ... shine on!
	9:22am harveyjohn: Y'all make Tuesday mornings! ... shine on!
	9:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 4 songs in: already unfamiliar, tasty, & varied.
	9:27am harveyjohn: If I were a carpenter, n' y'ouse was a DJ, I'd build y'all a chicken coupe, ... Not a sedan
	9:27am Rev. Turnip Druid: Adore the Moroccan stuff.
	9:34am I X Key!: Good morning!
	9:37am Jennique: Is this a nose flute?
	9:38am sugarwolf: good morning, my fellow commenters
	9:38am Rev. Turnip Druid: We are all nose-flutes in the eyes of Cthulhu.
	9:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Air on No String ...Lather snorting the best licks in town...
	9:38am w41: Sounds like a kazoo, but the title says theremin...
	9:39am harveyjohn: I thought... a saw... By one of many men. But soon I realized... A violin- like, theramin?
	9:39am specksnyder: There's birds in my computer again!
	9:40am specksnyder: And a french guy!
	9:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Le matin, j'entends les oiseaux gazouiller dans les arbres.
	9:44am harveyjohn: Dust to Digital! a worthy endeavor, by any measure!
	9:48am Irene Trudel: Hey Ms. Trouble! Did you know Dean Drummond who headed up the Harry Partch collection at Montclair State passed away this weekend? I thought that might be why you played the piece. Anyway, enjoying the show as usual before I head to work.
	9:50am Trouble: i heard the chit chat about that irene and that surely prompted me to look at the live concert schedule. thanks for adding that info to the mix! have a great work day!
	9:50am KevinfromBayRidge: Morning from the shiny shores of eastern Jamaica Bay. Waitin' fot the weekly dose of Holly!
	9:51am Cecile: We need Lonnie more than ever. Got Self-Destruction by John Lydon and Afrikaa Bamabatta?
	9:52am Cecile: man, k, d & l are old souls
	9:56am glenn: old hat records puts out some good stuff.
	9:56am Rev. Turnip Druid: Man, it almost sounded like Cab's band circa mid-30s for a second there in the intro.
	9:56am Dr. Goot: Six Jumping Jacks, nice!
	9:58am Cecile: Man this sounds like the Valentinos if they found the Lord.
	9:59am specksnyder: What is wrong with America, indeed!
	9:59am fred: @Cecile: I heartily second that request. I just got a ticket for a Jandek gig in the mail. I'm so psyched about this! I actually love Jandek's music, I'm not pretending
	10:00am specksnyder: Someday, if you do an "America" set, then, of course put in Blood Ulmer's "Are You Glad to Be in America?" Please and thank you.
	10:00am Brian in UK: Hello trouble & chicken fanciers. Looking forwards to Thatchers funeral tomorrow. Too late the damage is already done.
	10:01am Cecile: speck - YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	10:01am Cheri Pi: I've been wanting to hear Derrick Harriott's Loser if you have that anywhere...
	10:02am Cecile: call up Duane.
	10:02am ausmanx: fred, a jandek gig is one of the most extraordinary things you'll see in your life... only about 40 people turned up when he played sydney two years ago, and they were all speechless at the end of the set. the best thing i've seen in ten years, probably.
	10:03am Cheri Pi: hahahaha! yes C$.
	10:03am βrian: Blue skies over the isthmus. Good morning.
	10:03am Cecile: I respect Jandek, but am not a fan, but I understand seeing someone you love and have never seen.
	10:03am Rev. Turnip Druid: ISTHMUS!
	10:03am Cheri Pi: Duane should play songs for us if we call him up. that would be a great service.
	10:04am specksnyder: Have to say, I have really been loving the month of Lonnie Holley. Nice to have more of it to look forward to every week. Enchantment on the installment plan.
	10:04am Cheri Pi: Drat! Reverend, didja ever get that plate of chickpeas?
	10:04am Cecile: OK, you have to make a station ID of this.
	10:06am Roberto: Dr. Holley is in. Good for what ails y'all.
	10:06am ausmanx: and i must say, Trouble, this Lonnie stuff is one of the best things i've ever heard on FMU too
	10:08am Adrian in London: Dammit, I lost track of the day and have been listening to the Go-Betweens for hours instead of Trouble. Glad to make in in time for Lonnie, though. I see he now has a European booking agent so hopefully he'll make it to London at some point soon.
	10:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - the Kewlest.
	10:09am Roberto: Whoops, fergot to sign in before.
	10:10am fred: I've already made it known I'd appreciate bringing Lonnie Holley here for another edition of Sonic Protest. My track record says it may even be a negative... I should learn to just shut up
	10:10am Rev. Turnip Druid: No chickpeas here! Tale of woe! Whoa! ... Can't believe this is the first chance I've had to dig the Lonnie all month...
	10:11am Cecile: Adrian, that is so funny. I was going to tell ausmanx that probably seeing Robert and Robert from the Go-Betweens play solo would be like him seeing Jandek.
	10:12am Cheri Pi: I Heart Go-Betweens.
	10:15am ausmanx: ah funny. i completely detest the Go-Betweens; maybe it's an Australian thing!
	10:16am r i s k y: Beautifulness!
	10:17am Cecile: I liked them when they were lurching toward pop. When they got there, they were a little less interesting. But they've still written some of my favorite songs ever. Spring Hill Fair is pretty spotless, IMO.
	10:17am Cecile: Also, I feel the same way about Jandek. Viva l'difference!
	10:18am Rev. Turnip Druid: VIVA THAT GRITTY NITTY!
	10:18am common: he's so good.
	10:19am Cheri Pi: lurching towards pop is exactly the right descriptive. Viva Scritti Politti
	10:20am fred: Looks there's something too dumb/great to miss coming my way: the "Sun Ra repatriation project", with a facial composite done by a retired cop, that will be beamed to Saturn as part of the exhibition. No idea what else is planned, but this alone looks promising
	10:20am harveyjohn: If a building falls... or... a butterfly flaps its wings, on one side of the world... surely, this life has purpose...
	10:20am ausmanx: cecile. i reckon there would be a lot more people on your team than on mine!
	10:20am Chas in Pcola: bought this guy Lonny holly's CD last month or so. enjoying it
	10:21am Adrian in London: @ausmanx That's OK. Er, are you an Australian living in the Isle of Man, or the other way round, or neither?! Don;t tell me you hate The Triffids too?
	10:21am Cecile: Actually, I like pop Scritti Polittl, well at least Songs to Remember, better than their other stuff. Fred, that sounds like the most insane and wonderful event! Yeah, maybe six more people. hahahaha
	10:21am Cecile: I like a lot of the Triffids songs. They were basically Echo and the Bunnymen if they were doing roots music.
	10:22am Cecile: but some of my best friends just loathe them.
	10:22am Brian in UK: @ausmanx, no teams Isle of Man man. Just realised Jandek played London two weeks ago.
	10:25am βrian: Ezekiel Saw the Wheel. Man, that was a fun song to sing with a full chorale.
	10:26am CW: Wow wow wow. Entrancing, Lonnie!
	10:28am fred: @Cecile: with the toxic air about immigration and self-deportation around here, I think it's mighty smart. Then again, I'm a sucker for all things Sun Ra, so I'm an easy mark
	10:28am harveyjohn: I love me some this... Intro/ extro spect... Would love to contemplate but, got'a appointment to get logos on my Hyundai plated...
	10:30am ausmanx: manx in sydney, adrian. and yes, afraid i'm no Triffids fan either. but i reserve my greatest venom for Nick Cave. i wish members of these bands would stop trawling around the bars cashing in on the work of their deceased leaders too. brian, jandek also sat in and played bass for Mikami Kan the night before his own gig, apparently... i would have LOVED to see that. can you get Lonnie to Sydney, fred?
	10:31am still b/p: Lonnie: "...Talking about how we treat each other." An evening Post Office run found a bad unexpected notice of no late hours or box collection for tax day. Damn! But a woman customer held the lobby door open and an older gentlemen was cheerfully giving out -- for nothing -- a few postage stickers with a before-deadline postmark. No idea if it'll actually work, but the mood of friendly generosity contrasted nicely and notably with the disturbance and awful sadness of the afternoon. I've dropped into Boston several times in the past (not yesterday) for race day and stood as a spectator at the finish line right at that affected sidewalk spot. Sorry to hit a note of grimness in this place of welcome diversion, but thought those better karma cultivators were worth mentioning.
	10:34am Cecile: sbp, thank you for that!
	10:35am harveyjohn: BRING IT! ... damn
	10:35am Adrian in London: @ausmanx I saw The Triffids play with guests such as Stuart Staples, Melanie Oxley and so on at The Barbican a while back and had reservations. What transpired was a gorgeous celebration of "their deceased leader's" collection of songs. And if they can't do that, who can?
	10:36am CW: he-do, she-do, we-do, and the power of do.
	10:36am Adrian in London: Loving this Lonnie set, Trouble.
	10:38am fred: @ausmanx: I have no influence by myself, but if you're into it I might be able to talk others into making it happen. Your word carries some weight around here
	10:38am tim from champaign: These sessions really need to be released.
	10:40am dc pat: man am I right on time...
	10:41am CW: @tim; yes! i'm trying to listen close but can't help wanting to so many tell others to do so..
	10:41am Van in DC: Trouble, looks like you are adding the Lonnie Holley stuff to FMA after you air it...is that right?
	10:42am dc pat: correction: timing is awful...heard the last moments of that tune..
	10:43am still b/p: I could hear as a Lonnie lyric: "..because April has five Tuesday-ayyys."
	10:44am Cheri Pi: Ahhh Shugie :)))
	10:44am CW: thanks Trouble!
	10:45am Cheri Pi: add another g there...
	10:47am ausmanx: adrian, well they can and they will, but for me they're just lame flogging of a music which was pretty dependent on the charisma of the original front man. but triffids fans will disagree, and that's great if it works for them. but fred, anything you can do, my friend!!!
	10:48am Cheri Pi: hahahahahaha!!!! prrrfect.
	10:49am harveyjohn: "...anything that expresses the joy of life"
	10:49am dc pat: potential "hache" bomb
	10:50am Cecile: I love Erlend Oye!
	10:50am Jennique: Did you see the SNL sketch, History of Punk? Funny stuff... www.nbc.com...
	10:51am Cecile: he did the best Smiths cover ever.
	10:51am tim from champaign: This Lonnie Holley session was so personal, intense and touching. I had to restrain from giving a co-worker the gasface for being loud and acting like a jag during the set.
	10:51am fred: @ausmanx: I'll get in touch with you if something comes up, but don't hold your breath
	10:58am Cecile: jeniique, that was note-perfect.
	10:58am Cecile: It kinda happened in real-life with Fear and the Ramones.
	11:01am harveyjohn: Dionne!
	11:04am John K: Anyone been listening to the Burt Bacharach on http://davidbyrne.com/radio/ ?
	11:05am harveyjohn: Birds in the yard... ... not necessarily "yard birds"
	11:06am Cecile: they're trying to muddle their way through it the best they can. Some people have to flap their gums.
	11:08am gina k: I live in Boston and was picking my spouse up at the airport. I will never forgive WBUR; as I was driving they played the sounds of the explosion and screams. I almost drove off the road I was so upset. Thank you for the soothing sounds of Dionne Warwick today.
	11:09am I X Key!: My heart goes out to you gina k
	11:10am Van in DC: At least he wasn't on that US Airways plane they have surrounded on the runway...
	11:11am KevinfromBayRidge: Lost the flash stream. It was going on & off for a while
	11:11am fred: With WFMU you get instant commentary about obsolete stuff. And a welcome opportunity to shut up. There are many reasons to do so, but thanks for the excuse
	11:12am Van in DC: Wow haven't heard this in a while. Love it :)
	11:12am Parq: Funny thing about Rodriguez -- in the movie, they kept comparing him to Dylan, but in the three or so tracks featured in the move, I couldn't hear it. It wasn't until FMU started playing the rest of the album that I started hearing the similarity.
	11:13am gina k: AHhh this song is why I love this station so much, thanks, for cheering me up!
	11:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...@ last we hear some of Lonnie Holley's backstory... - Occasionally we're reminded that this African-American Music (& all it's Forms) from the Deep South - that is (simply) the best thing we have in life - is so strong because it is steel forged in Racism & (ultimately) the advent of Slavery. - Lonnie Holley reaches these most Human Roots - whilst simultaneously opening to the expanding metaphysix & technology of our early 21st Century, & still aborning Space Age. - Extraordinary.
	11:18am Trouble: so sorry to hear that gina, sounds awful.
	11:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There is obviously no question that News has gone into the Business of Sensationalism.
	11:20am Dr. Goot: This makes even a cold hearted bastard such as myself cry - sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net...
	11:21am fred: @gina: Are you and yours OK?
	11:21am Cecile: LA LUPE!
	11:21am Cecile: I am now hooked on her.
	11:24am r i s k y: Really looking forward to Studio B screening! Haven't been to a movie in a minute.
	11:24am gina k: So far everyone I know is ok. I teach at Mass Art and hope that all my students are ok. Will find out later this week in class.
	11:25am Cecile: that must have been terrifying, gina. I'm sorry.
	11:30am Jennique: Like that photo a lot Dr. Goot.
	11:33am Dr. Goot: Damn, it's dusty in the lab...
	11:33am Cecile: I love this song.
	11:37am Marmalade Kitty: love the photo Dr.Goot!
	11:37am Jennique: I love Seu Jorge's voice. Don't care what he's saying.
	11:39am Cheri Pi: Agreed.
	11:39am still b/p: Saw a bit of Seu Jorge doing his Knockout Ned thing in City of God the other day.
	11:39am Linder: Hear here
	11:40am Marmalade Kitty: I'm clapping (in time..!)
	11:41am Trouble: i agree! and wonder what he is up to theses days, would like to hear more of his fab sounds
	11:42am Marmalade Kitty: I'm a bit intolerant of folk clapping at the wrong timing/time
	11:44am Cecile: City of God was an amazing movie.
	11:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'We don't care if you Boo - as long as you do it in Key'...
	11:46am Adrian in London: @Marmalade Kitty It's always weird when you;re in a crowd and everyone's clapping to the beat apart from one person, who's clapping on the off beat. And they never seem to realise that something's a bit squiffy…
	11:46am Fernando M Pacheco: Seu Jorge owns a craft brewery in Brazil now. www.allbeers.com.br...
	11:47am Andrew Waterloo: when people drum on the desk. But, they're trying to drum the melody in a random way instead of the actual beat of the song.
	11:47am fred: @gina: I hope everyone will be OK in your class. Selfish? Maybe, but selfishness is where awareness can start.
	11:49am still b/p: There should be a term for the live audience clap-along that starts with solid participation and always reliably droops, fades, quits.
	11:50am Trouble: thanks fernando! we wouldn't have found that out thru music press, for sure
	11:55am Trouble: see you on saturday night at " searching for sugarman" in maplewood! ciao kitties!
	11:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Troub!
	11:57am Jennique: Merci buckets Trouble!
	11:58am Adrian in London: Great show, Trouble. Now, back to that Go-Betweens compilation…
	11:58am Van in DC: Thanks Trouble!
	11:58am Parq: Dinah W is always a great way to end a show.
	12:00pm Marmalade Kitty: Did the Sugarman go missing AGAIN?!?

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from April 16, 2013

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