WFMU: The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from January 20, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:03pm doca: Hello, Scott! It's always nice to see you around
	9:06pm PB: As much as I love Dan's show, I am really looking forward to this show. Checked out some of your recent playlists and I really like a lot of the artists that you regularly play: Body/Head, Wooden Shjips, Cian Nugent, etc. etc. You even throw in some great dub stuff. Very cool.
	9:06pm duke: Nice to hear hipnosis and scott
	9:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ☠ SKAWT ☠
	9:08pm P-90: Hi Scott. Your playlists are tasty and your skull-and-crossbones logo always brings a smile and a chuckle
	9:11pm doca: So I heard the rumor that in 2014 the day will be officially expanded to 36 hours just to accommodate all the goodies WFMU has to offer to its listeners
	9:12pm Anon.: Ah yes, the Saxophone of Important Racial Truths
	9:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh yeah - this is from 'How Long Has Trane Been Gone' - ? It's been posited that 'Alabama' is measure-for-measure from King's speech...
	9:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah - here it is...
	9:14pm Scott McDowell: Good evening, good people
	9:15pm P-90: Wow, side-by-side
	9:15pm duke: Alabama is an amazing piece of music. Guernica in sound.
	9:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - seems evident that it was - just as Trane did for his own text for 'Love Supreme'. Well - I'm alone - but not a dry eye in my house...
	9:17pm P-90: Solemn and swingin
	9:18pm P-90: No, not a dry eye
	9:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - shit...they say even whale song was better in the 60s....
	9:23pm P-90: Was just studyimg that last semester--- their styles definitely evolve from decade to decade, like Pop
	9:26pm BDR: I guessed right!
	9:26pm doca: is that true about whale songs?
	9:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - received information on my part...
	9:29pm P-90: Yeah, you gotcher Duane Eddy whale songs, Chuck Berry whale songs, Martha and the Vandellas whale songs, Mamas & Papas whale songs, Byrds whale songs (example of interspecies symbiosis)...
	9:30pm doca: hahah!
	9:33pm P-90: Yes those "songs" are considered a form of culture, transmitted from generation to generation, and they change over time. There were a lot of musical performances that day, before King spoke. Tryin to remember if Sister Rosetta was there
	9:35pm fleep: Whale songs aren't what they used to be, they use a lot of autotuna now.
	9:39pm BDR: !
	9:40pm doca: hahah! again
	9:41pm P-90: "The whirlwinds of revolt......." "...you have been veterans of creative suffering.... "Sweltering with the heat of oppression...................
	9:43pm P-90: The dreaded autotuna raises its ugly scaly head! Gold Star, Fleep
	9:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ☆fleep ...Mercy - do need to hear that from time to time...50 years ago...
	9:47pm Tome: ..(makes a jazz noise.. here..) Hey Scott Hey Listeners !
	9:48pm P-90: Tim, this is like the best possible observation of King's Day Thnx
	9:49pm P-90: Sorry, Scott!! Thnx anyhoo
	9:49pm Carmichael: Heya Scott, my first live listen to you in a while. Nice set thus far.
	9:51pm look,anbird!: Nice interpretation of "free at last", though I'm not sure King was looking for this kind of free...
	9:52pm P-90: Oh now Im really gonna cry
	9:52pm PB: Nice segue to the great George (or at least from his one great album).
	9:56pm Joe Schmoe: Thank you
	9:58pm P-90: It's the Joe Schmoes of the world that really bring the kind if change MLK was speaking of
	10:00pm P-90: When Joe Schmoe internalizes the message, that's when the tide really turns
	10:07pm P-90: @Scott:Excellent, perfect segue to a lighter tone
	10:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah great track
	10:14pm tuna buzz: Is there enough room under the covers for one more? That Bossa & Beyond got me Brazilian all over.
	10:16pm Carmichael: Sure! Cuddle up and pass the tuna!
	10:18pm P-90: Hey there, Tu Bu Did you hear "I have a Dream" here a few mins ago?
	10:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...going horizontal but still listening...
	10:23pm P-90: Cuddle up and pass the tuna. Bump!
	10:26pm four felonies a day: I am sorry I missed the speech (mash-up?) Maybe it's a good thing, I want to cry in my tuna right now.
	10:27pm sinister dexter: awesome song! i know it from Asa-Chang and Junray! i love it!
	10:28pm P-90: Gotcha salty enough already. Check the archive: Brilliant
	10:28pm Andrew Waterloo: There's something fishy about this conversation.
	10:31pm P-90: Actually, "cuddle up and pass the tuna" really encapsulates the whole Love/Sex thing, in one compact double entendre...
	10:35pm P-90: Like Jim Morrison writing a children's song
	10:36pm chin pad: @P-90 I'm not touching that one with a 10" fishing pole.
	10:37pm John: Joe Farrell. Fill in yr gaps boys.
	10:38pm Scott McDowell: There you go!
	10:38pm P-90: 10' ?!?! You lie!
	10:38pm Scott McDowell: Thanks. Is your name really Chick?
	10:58pm Droll: Odd... that conversation went crickets before any codpiece jokes.
	11:00pm CuaPtT-90: Where were you w/the codpiece material?
	11:01pm Droll: Hangin' w/Cameo.
	11:07pm CuaPtT-90: Sounds like a happy version of the Psycho shower scene...
	11:15pm jeff-m: Evening. Sounds extra nice
	11:15pm Droll: I thought "Jamaica Heinekens in Brooklyn" was my favorite on this CD, but my player says I listened to Aalap waaaay more. That's vocal tag-team gymnastics beyond compare...
	11:18pm CuaPtT-90: Fabio's premium, huh? Havent caught it yet, have to find a Fabio fan who got it
	11:25pm Droll: [ Searching YT fruitlessly ] Apparently being on a FMU premium is insurance against being posted on YT.
	11:26pm Kurt Gottschalk: just totally failed the dewey remain listener challenge. punctuation sad face.
	11:29pm CuaPtT-90: Well, they're supposed to be exclusive, right? So I figure I' ll just find a Fabio fan and let that person listen to the sounds of the sea in my shell collection, while that person lets me listen to his/her Fabio conpilation....
	11:31pm CuaPtT-90: ...and yeah, if ever a post deserved a sad face emoticon...
	11:39pm CuaPtT-90: And now I'm kinda liking the name "Dewey Remain" ..while this ecstatic cadenza just keeps building! Yowza
	11:42pm CuaPtT-90: BRAVO Taco Bells
	11:45pm sinister dexter: Professor Dum-Dum!!!! woohoo!!
	11:45pm CuaPtT-90: to each his own, I guess...
	11:50pm jane: Just listening to this great show without reading playlist and had to find out who was playing because I thought I had heard that sound live. Wow, even today those times of hearing Dewey Redman play resonate. Once, I was the live in baby sitter or child care person, whatever, for an artist's children and Dewey practiced in the loft. Whoa and now I am reminiscing- Also, David Murray, Chico Freeman and others rehearsing. Such a fantastic experience for a new to nyc teen. And along the way met & heard Charlemagne and other composers and artists. Sort of just fell into it...looking for something better than rural suburbia
	11:51pm Scott McDowell: Lovely! That could change your life I would imagine!
	11:52pm CuaPtT-90: !
	11:53pm jane: great show, Scott. Will have to listen to archive for everything before Arp...and of course will listen to it all.
	11:57pm CuaPtT-90: @Scott. What do you call that logo? Jolly Spindle Adapter? 45 and Crossbones?
	11:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: OK...kids in bed; things put away. Let's see what's on The Long Rally. Crud, missed the whole thing. May need to visit the archive.
	11:58pm CuaPtT-90: Do it

The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from January 20, 2014

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January 20, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Grachan Moncur III	Hipnosis "Hipnosis" by "Grachan Moncur III"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
MLK, Jr./John Coltrane	Alabama "Alabama" by "MLK, Jr./John Coltrane"	Tell Me How Long Trane's Been Gone		Steve Rowland radio documentary	0:14:33 (Pop-up)
John Coltrane	Alabama "Alabama" by "John Coltrane"				0:14:43 (Pop-up)
Archie Shepp	There Is a Balm in Gilead	Blasé			0:19:31 (Pop-up)
Tom Carter and Christian Kiefer	Will the Circle Be Unbroken	From the Great American Songbook	Preservation		0:25:15 (Pop-up)
Martin Luther King, Jr.	Address To Civil Rights Marchers In Washington D.C.	Speeches of the Century			0:36:44 (Pop-up)
Revolutionary Ensemble	Collegno "Collegno" by "Revolutionary Ensemble"	The Psyche	Mutable		0:37:57 (Pop-up)
George Harrison	All Things Must Pass				0:54:07 (Pop-up)

Joyce	Feminina "Feminina" by "Joyce"	A Trip To Brazil Vol. 2: Bossa & Beyond	Universal		1:00:45 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Middle Mass "Middle Mass" by "The Fall"	Slates EP			1:12:06 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Winter (Hostel-Maxi) "Winter (Hostel-Maxi)" by "The Fall"	Hex Enduction Hour			1:15:12 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Winter "Winter" by "The Fall"	Hex Enduction Hour			1:19:36 (Pop-up)
Brigitte Fontaine	Comme a la Radio	Comme à la Radio	Saravah		1:24:29 (Pop-up)

Ed Curran Quartet	Cire "Cire" by "Ed Curran Quartet"	Elysa	Savoy		1:40:45 (Pop-up)
Devin Gary & Ross	Ebow My Mind "Ebow My Mind" by "Devin Gary & Ross"	Honeycomb of Chakras			1:44:13 (Pop-up)

Arp	Gravity (for Charlemagne Palestine)				2:03:51 (Pop-up)
Charlemagne Palestine	Jamaica Heinekens in Brooklyn	Drone Zone: Fabio's 2009 Marathon Premium			2:09:51 (Pop-up)
Dewey Redman	Tarik "Tarik" by "Dewey Redman"	Tarik			2:21:27 (Pop-up)
Taco Bells	Vadelma "Vadelma" by "Taco Bells"	Vadelma/Hawaii	Ikuisuus		2:26:18 (Pop-up)

Penny Penny	Ndizihere Bhi "Ndizihere Bhi" by "Penny Penny"	Shaka Bundu	Awesome Tapes from Africa		2:46:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03pm doca: Hello, Scott! It's always nice to see you around
	9:06pm PB: As much as I love Dan's show, I am really looking forward to this show. Checked out some of your recent playlists and I really like a lot of the artists that you regularly play: Body/Head, Wooden Shjips, Cian Nugent, etc. etc. You even throw in some great dub stuff. Very cool.
	9:06pm duke: Nice to hear hipnosis and scott
	9:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ☠ SKAWT ☠
	9:08pm P-90: Hi Scott. Your playlists are tasty and your skull-and-crossbones logo always brings a smile and a chuckle
	9:11pm doca: So I heard the rumor that in 2014 the day will be officially expanded to 36 hours just to accommodate all the goodies WFMU has to offer to its listeners
	9:12pm Anon.: Ah yes, the Saxophone of Important Racial Truths
	9:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh yeah - this is from 'How Long Has Trane Been Gone' - ? It's been posited that 'Alabama' is measure-for-measure from King's speech...
	9:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah - here it is...
	9:14pm Scott McDowell: Good evening, good people
	9:15pm P-90: Wow, side-by-side
	9:15pm duke: Alabama is an amazing piece of music. Guernica in sound.
	9:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - seems evident that it was - just as Trane did for his own text for 'Love Supreme'. Well - I'm alone - but not a dry eye in my house...
	9:17pm P-90: Solemn and swingin
	9:18pm P-90: No, not a dry eye
	9:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - shit...they say even whale song was better in the 60s....
	9:23pm P-90: Was just studyimg that last semester--- their styles definitely evolve from decade to decade, like Pop
	9:26pm BDR: I guessed right!
	9:26pm doca: is that true about whale songs?
	9:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - received information on my part...
	9:29pm P-90: Yeah, you gotcher Duane Eddy whale songs, Chuck Berry whale songs, Martha and the Vandellas whale songs, Mamas & Papas whale songs, Byrds whale songs (example of interspecies symbiosis)...
	9:30pm doca: hahah!
	9:33pm P-90: Yes those "songs" are considered a form of culture, transmitted from generation to generation, and they change over time. There were a lot of musical performances that day, before King spoke. Tryin to remember if Sister Rosetta was there
	9:35pm fleep: Whale songs aren't what they used to be, they use a lot of autotuna now.
	9:39pm BDR: !
	9:40pm doca: hahah! again
	9:41pm P-90: "The whirlwinds of revolt......." "...you have been veterans of creative suffering.... "Sweltering with the heat of oppression...................
	9:43pm P-90: The dreaded autotuna raises its ugly scaly head! Gold Star, Fleep
	9:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ☆fleep ...Mercy - do need to hear that from time to time...50 years ago...
	9:47pm Tome: ..(makes a jazz noise.. here..) Hey Scott Hey Listeners !
	9:48pm P-90: Tim, this is like the best possible observation of King's Day Thnx
	9:49pm P-90: Sorry, Scott!! Thnx anyhoo
	9:49pm Carmichael: Heya Scott, my first live listen to you in a while. Nice set thus far.
	9:51pm look,anbird!: Nice interpretation of "free at last", though I'm not sure King was looking for this kind of free...
	9:52pm P-90: Oh now Im really gonna cry
	9:52pm PB: Nice segue to the great George (or at least from his one great album).
	9:56pm Joe Schmoe: Thank you
	9:58pm P-90: It's the Joe Schmoes of the world that really bring the kind if change MLK was speaking of
	10:00pm P-90: When Joe Schmoe internalizes the message, that's when the tide really turns
	10:07pm P-90: @Scott:Excellent, perfect segue to a lighter tone
	10:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah great track
	10:14pm tuna buzz: Is there enough room under the covers for one more? That Bossa & Beyond got me Brazilian all over.
	10:16pm Carmichael: Sure! Cuddle up and pass the tuna!
	10:18pm P-90: Hey there, Tu Bu Did you hear "I have a Dream" here a few mins ago?
	10:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...going horizontal but still listening...
	10:23pm P-90: Cuddle up and pass the tuna. Bump!
	10:26pm four felonies a day: I am sorry I missed the speech (mash-up?) Maybe it's a good thing, I want to cry in my tuna right now.
	10:27pm sinister dexter: awesome song! i know it from Asa-Chang and Junray! i love it!
	10:28pm P-90: Gotcha salty enough already. Check the archive: Brilliant
	10:28pm Andrew Waterloo: There's something fishy about this conversation.
	10:31pm P-90: Actually, "cuddle up and pass the tuna" really encapsulates the whole Love/Sex thing, in one compact double entendre...
	10:35pm P-90: Like Jim Morrison writing a children's song
	10:36pm chin pad: @P-90 I'm not touching that one with a 10" fishing pole.
	10:37pm John: Joe Farrell. Fill in yr gaps boys.
	10:38pm Scott McDowell: There you go!
	10:38pm P-90: 10' ?!?! You lie!
	10:38pm Scott McDowell: Thanks. Is your name really Chick?
	10:58pm Droll: Odd... that conversation went crickets before any codpiece jokes.
	11:00pm CuaPtT-90: Where were you w/the codpiece material?
	11:01pm Droll: Hangin' w/Cameo.
	11:07pm CuaPtT-90: Sounds like a happy version of the Psycho shower scene...
	11:15pm jeff-m: Evening. Sounds extra nice
	11:15pm Droll: I thought "Jamaica Heinekens in Brooklyn" was my favorite on this CD, but my player says I listened to Aalap waaaay more. That's vocal tag-team gymnastics beyond compare...
	11:18pm CuaPtT-90: Fabio's premium, huh? Havent caught it yet, have to find a Fabio fan who got it
	11:25pm Droll: [ Searching YT fruitlessly ] Apparently being on a FMU premium is insurance against being posted on YT.
	11:26pm Kurt Gottschalk: just totally failed the dewey remain listener challenge. punctuation sad face.
	11:29pm CuaPtT-90: Well, they're supposed to be exclusive, right? So I figure I' ll just find a Fabio fan and let that person listen to the sounds of the sea in my shell collection, while that person lets me listen to his/her Fabio conpilation....
	11:31pm CuaPtT-90: ...and yeah, if ever a post deserved a sad face emoticon...
	11:39pm CuaPtT-90: And now I'm kinda liking the name "Dewey Remain" ..while this ecstatic cadenza just keeps building! Yowza
	11:42pm CuaPtT-90: BRAVO Taco Bells
	11:45pm sinister dexter: Professor Dum-Dum!!!! woohoo!!
	11:45pm CuaPtT-90: to each his own, I guess...
	11:50pm jane: Just listening to this great show without reading playlist and had to find out who was playing because I thought I had heard that sound live. Wow, even today those times of hearing Dewey Redman play resonate. Once, I was the live in baby sitter or child care person, whatever, for an artist's children and Dewey practiced in the loft. Whoa and now I am reminiscing- Also, David Murray, Chico Freeman and others rehearsing. Such a fantastic experience for a new to nyc teen. And along the way met & heard Charlemagne and other composers and artists. Sort of just fell into it...looking for something better than rural suburbia
	11:51pm Scott McDowell: Lovely! That could change your life I would imagine!
	11:52pm CuaPtT-90: !
	11:53pm jane: great show, Scott. Will have to listen to archive for everything before Arp...and of course will listen to it all.
	11:57pm CuaPtT-90: @Scott. What do you call that logo? Jolly Spindle Adapter? 45 and Crossbones?
	11:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: OK...kids in bed; things put away. Let's see what's on The Long Rally. Crud, missed the whole thing. May need to visit the archive.
	11:58pm CuaPtT-90: Do it

The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from January 20, 2014

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