WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from May 14, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:07pm Carmichael: Hey, I made the opening for once! Hi Irwin.
	3:07pm rrg: Only because he was late, Carm.
	3:08pm Parq: There are two kinds of people in this world; those who perpetually divide the world into two kinds of people, and those who do not.
	3:09pm fleep: Ah, the early days of the TSA.
	3:09pm rrg: Fraudeuse dénoncée par les rayons X. Excéllente.
	3:10pm Dean: I enjoy the pun on "unclear."
	3:10pm common: hey irwin! others! week is almost over...sorta!
	3:12pm Carmichael: Irwin, it's Sidney Bechet's birthday today. Just sayin'.
	3:15pm Laura L: Looks like she's also hiding a bony old leg under that skirt! Sacre blu!
	3:19pm common: wow! this is the osmonds! never woulda thunk it.
	3:20pm rrg: SoundHound confirms it.
	3:20pm Webhamster Henry: Irwin is the great reputation re-evaluator.
	3:20pm Jaune: It could be a big bottle of mouthwash, non? Maybe she has halitosis, non?
	3:21pm Listening Out There: Must have been The Osmonds in their druggy phase...
	3:22pm Jaune: Michael Jackson, s'il vous plait?
	3:22pm Webhamster Henry: They sounded a little like Oingo-Boingo.
	3:26pm grassmother: Dammit I thought this was going to be a Ricky Martin song
	3:27pm common: always loved this stone roses tune. reminds me of being a carefree young-un.
	3:29pm Jaune: Yeah, I really liked that song.
	3:30pm grassmother: Get outta my head!!!!
	3:31pm BarbR: Good story about the Stone Roses on NPR recently: www.npr.org...
	3:31pm grassmother: Too crowded
	3:31pm Ike: Irwin's Head: A new comedy, this fall on Fox!
	3:32pm Jaune: Some day I will look up "tokenism"....
	3:32pm Droll: Last time Irwin put something in my head my brain hurt like a warehouse, it had no room to spare. I had to cram so many things to store everything in there! And all the fat-skinny people, and all the tall-short people, and all the nobody people, and now all the WFMU people, too...
	3:33pm rrg: Bless 'em all.
	3:33pm Jaune: I, apparently, have a LOT of room :>(
	3:33pm That Bipolar Guy: Oh crap! I forgot there was no episode of joe frank:-(
	3:34pm rrg: So to speak.
	3:34pm Listening Out There: It's...Fwank!
	3:34pm Webhamster Henry: Should be the theme song of the Loser's Lounge.
	3:35pm That Bipolar Guy: I look forward to each and every episode of joe frank
	3:36pm That Bipolar Guy: Can't wait to see the video of seven second delay
	3:36pm Jaune: Fwank, I like your style.
	3:41pm Webhamster Henry: This also sounds like Oingo-Boingo. With a penguin walking through it. Maybe I should just listen to some Oingo-Boingo.
	3:44pm Droll: WH, I always thought every Oingo Boingo song sounded the same (it's definitely the same guitar part on every song), except for "Lost Like This", which is a superbly written, scored, performed, and recorded. Impossible to believe it's on an Oingo album.
	3:44pm Irwin: To a man with Jan Hammer, everything sounds like Oingo Boingo.
	3:46pm Dean: Add a good man and everything sounds Like Children.
	3:48pm Jaune: Dean, do you mean "like chicken"?
	3:49pm Dean: No, Jaune, children do not taste like chicken.
	3:49pm fleep: More like veal.
	3:49pm Dean: I meant children: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xffOfSwp3bM
	3:50pm Jaune: Oh, okay, if you say so.
	3:52pm Droll: The good drummer on the album Good God by Good God is Hank Ransome, who's other album credit is on Elizabeth by the band Elizabeth. Coincidence? I think not.
	3:52pm rrg: whose
	3:54pm Phil from UES: Irwin, that was outstanding. Never heard Good God before. I read online among the one hit wonders a band out Austin called Master Cylinder is quite good as well.
	3:54pm Droll: [Shrugging and gesturing to the WFMU Memory Hole]
	3:58pm That Bipolar Guy: That's so refreshing to hear Irwin being honest on the air
	4:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Per the 7SD newsletter e-mailed today, the method to get directions to Andy's is to e-mail Ken from this here web page - wfmu.org...
	4:02pm Jaune: I wish I could go but I am too far away! I love Ken and Andy. I have what I think are some nuclear zingers.
	4:03pm Irwin: Droll: Almost a trifecta!
	4:04pm Jaune: Irwin, I admire your courage for playing this on WFMU. Could these production values be recreated today?
	4:06pm Irwin: Jaune: Stimulator's a pretty good album, genre-wise. It captures the '80s zeitgeist, while having been recorded in 2004.
	4:08pm Jaune: WTf, OMG, surprised that was recorded in 2004. I thought the song was just pretty good and dated. Sometimes I love dated. Just my opinion.
	4:08pm Carmichael: The Sutherland Brothers WITHOUT Quiver.
	4:10pm Irwin: The Sutherland Brothers BEFORE Quiver.
	4:12pm Carmichael: That means this is around 70-72 era?
	4:12pm Droll: Quiver also has a self-titled album but no track named Quiver. So many close calls today!
	4:15pm grass mother: This is making me feel like a mischievous little mouse...
	4:27pm Alison Porchnik: I love anything owl-related, because they are really cool birds. This is a pretty good song by and about owls too.
	4:29pm Alison Porchnik: I love James Wolf too. Thanks for the wolves and owls, Irwin.
	4:29pm rrg: James Wolff's voice is so...different. Always makes me look up from whatever I'm doing. Not that I was doing anything other than listening to the program, of course.
	4:32pm Droll: We don't know what you're doing down there, but as you can see from the playlist image, they're working on technology to detect you doing it. You've been warned.
	4:34pm rrg: I see "Earlimart" and I always think "7-11". Could that be his intention?
	4:39pm Kurt Gottschalk: never heard this chumba cover! thanks, irwin.
	4:39pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Just star clicked this one. Love it.
	4:40pm Listening Out There: Fye Yoo!
	4:40pm Kurt Gottschalk: oh, looks like chumbawumba covered him!
	4:41pm Kurt Gottschalk: aw, followed by kiss. you know i'm listening, don't you irwiny"
	4:41pm Kurt Gottschalk: "=?
	4:41pm Listening Out There: Always sorta liked this Stones song. The LP had the nifty hologrammic cover...
	4:41pm common: hey there, kurt!
	4:42pm Carmichael: And followed by Prince, Kurt ... :)
	4:42pm Irwin: I'm in yr head, KG.
	4:42pm Kurt Gottschalk: hi, irwinlisteners!
	4:46pm common: love that stones record!
	4:49pm rrg: Andy's pool is not likely open yet. But soon.
	4:49pm Carmichael: Will Andy show everyone his masurbatorium?
	4:51pm rsj: word, best album for me. after seeing "performance" bought the album, not sure there's a connection. funny movie though, with a very-Michael Jackson-looking like Mick
	4:51pm P-90: Seven Second Delay might not be a technical disaster today. As they always say, "miracles CAN happen."
	4:54pm common: @rsj: i also love performance. very strange and great! mick's music video in the middle of the film is a high point for me!
	4:54pm P-90: @ Carmichael: Those attending the picnic should insist that Andy skip the "guest masturbatorium" and show them his private, personal masturbatorium.
	4:56pm mg: Amanda. sigh. WHY
	4:56pm Listening Out There: It's the Third Son from the Stone, innitt?
	4:57pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Oh. my. God. It's an Amanda tornado.
	4:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: I just heard that Blondie has a new 40th anniversary album. They'll be on TV tonight,
	4:58pm Carmichael: Aah, I come back from the copier to find Amanda in my cubicle. Who WOULDN'T like that, I ask you?
	4:58pm rrg: Hey. I'm informed that Irwin's going to be on David Garland's "Spinning on Air" on WNYC this coming Sunday. A program about Sun Ra's centenary. Irwin hasn't mentioned it, so I will. These are usually posted on his Web site in advance of the radio airing: www.wnyc.org... But this one isn't up there yet.
	4:59pm Laura L: Open the windows so they don't get blown out!
	4:59pm P-90: @ Ken: Who's got Blondie tonight? Conan? Letterman?
	5:00pm Irwin: Yes, I'll be on Spinning on Air w/Michael D. Anderson (WFMU's "The Good Doctor") talking about Sun Ra and playing newly remastered masters. This Sunday 8-9pm Eastern. WNYC.org
	5:02pm Listening Out There: I like Spinning on Air. Too bad it's not a podcast. David Diamond says it's due to copyrights. Darn rights...
	5:02pm Carmichael: I saw Blondie last summer, as the official spousal unit. Really, I don't see what the big deal is. In fairness, they had the ill fortune to follow Devo, who blew the doors off of the joint.
	5:02pm Listening Out There: Podcasts make it better for those of us on The Other Coast.
	👻 5:02pm chris: Outsider music never sounded so smooth jazzy
	5:03pm P-90: @ DJ Irwin: With David Garland this week? Far out, Man! I'm there! Thanks @ rrg for the 411
	5:03pm Listening Out There: [-Listener Drops Subtle Hint to Host of Current Program-]
	5:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: @P-90 - Blondie is on The Daily Show on Comedy Central tonight (11:00 - 11:30 PM Eastern).
	5:07pm Listening Out There: Thx, P-90. I see I confused the composer with the DJ. My mistook.
	👻 5:07pm chris: I stand corrected on the Tony Seymour track! NOT outsider music. A cool neo-beat musical collaboration. Touche Irwin! Thank you.
	5:08pm Carmichael: @Ken: wouldn't ya know it, a guy from Jersey is hosting them.
	5:08pm Irwin: Tony recently was diagnosed with cancer.
	5:10pm Carmichael: Any song with whistling is a cool laid-back song.
	5:11pm P-90: @ Ken: Thnx. That's a "get" for Jon Stewart! Like Spinning on Air scoring Irwin for Sunday!
	5:11pm Lulu: great show today, Irwin!
	5:12pm Irwin: thx looloo
	5:12pm rrg: I come here for things like this.
	5:17pm Droll: Irwin, So, by that reasoning, ELP has the best songs?
	5:19pm Irwin: ELP have warehouses full of Grammies because they use a LOT OF NOTES.
	5:19pm Kurt Gottschalk: Johnny One-Note www.youtube.com...
	5:20pm Carmichael: Soon the gypsy queen, In a glaze of vaseline, Will perform on guillotine, What a scene, what a scene.
	5:21pm V Priceless: "....somebody get me a ladder!"
	5:41pm Irwin: Wayne is an example of a singer who does not use a lot of notes. He has never even been NOMINATED for a Grammy.
	5:42pm Laura L: I know what Fritos are--what's Dejados?
	5:46pm Carmichael: Wayne is so cool, he doesn't need a last name. buffalotones.blogspot.com...
	5:47pm P-90: Lemme know when Joe Frank has a BBQ for listeners at HIS house
	5:47pm berbo: One-Note Samba kinda undermines Irwin's thesis.
	5:49pm Irwin: "One Note Samba" is just the title. It actually contains 16 notes. It's like "One-Hour Dry Cleaners." They don't really get you back your clothing in one hour, "It's just the name of the shop, love. We take three weeks."
	5:50pm Carmichael: Will Andy have a rabbi to bless the hotdogs? Is listener John a serial killer? Will Andy's obnoxious son hog the camera? So many questions, so few minutes.
	5:54pm still b/p: That was music to De Beers ears.
	5:54pm berbo: A Joe Frank BBQ would be awesome. The rabbi would be a prostitute. The hot dogs would be specially imported from Lithuania. Everybody would be compulsively talking about their careers. I want to go to a Joe Frank BBQ.
	5:57pm Droll: Thanks Irwin! Yet another close call with BDoD! Have a fun week, yinz!
	6:00pm P-90: Thnx, DJ Irwin! catch you Sun. night on NPR and next week with Joe...

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"A fraud is exposed, thanks to a handy fluoroscope and her cooperation. Why she is hiding a bottle beneath her skirts remains unclear."

Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bill Evans	Soiree "Soiree" by "Bill Evans"	The Complete Bill Evans on Verve	0:04:17 (Pop-up)
UNKLE	Bloodstain "Bloodstain" by "UNKLE"	Psyence Fiction	0:07:09 (Pop-up)
The Osmonds	Movie Man "Movie Man" by "The Osmonds"	The Plan	0:12:56 (Pop-up)
White Denim	Drug "Drug" by "White Denim"	D	0:16:16 (Pop-up)
The Stone Roses	She Bangs the Drums	The Stone Roses	0:19:22 (Pop-up)

Frank Sinatra	Here's to the Losers	Softly, As I Leave You	0:27:35 (Pop-up)
Billy Stewart	Sugar and Spice "Sugar and Spice" by "Billy Stewart"	One More Time	0:30:10 (Pop-up)
Messer für Frau Müller	Aiboloid	Second Hand Dreams	0:32:55 (Pop-up)
Good God	King Kong (comp. Frank Zappa)	Good God	0:37:17 (Pop-up)

Those Darn Accordions	First Bratwurst of Summer	Clownhead	0:52:12 (Pop-up)
Stimulator	78 Stimulator "78 Stimulator" by "Stimulator"	Stimulator	0:55:14 (Pop-up)
Hannah Peel	Sugar Hiccup "Sugar Hiccup" by "Hannah Peel"	Rebox 7"	0:58:59 (Pop-up)
The Sutherland Brothers	The Pie "The Pie" by "The Sutherland Brothers"	The Sutherland Brothers Band	1:02:03 (Pop-up)
Stan Getz (with strings)	Once Upon a Time	Focus (composed and arranged by Eddie Sauter)	1:07:33 (Pop-up)
Les Baxter	Maracaibo "Maracaibo" by "Les Baxter"	Tamboo!	1:12:11 (Pop-up)

Owls	Air "Air" by "Owls"	Kelly Clarkson Trashed Your Record Collection (Pseu's Thing With a Hook: Sharp Hooks, Vol. 1)	1:19:34 (Pop-up)
James Wolff	Best of Me "Best of Me" by "James Wolff"	Married (EP)	1:22:32 (Pop-up)
Earlimart	I'm a Safe Inside "I'm a Safe Inside" by "Earlimart"	System Preferences	1:28:04 (Pop-up)
Patrik Fitzgerald	Safety Pin Stuck In My Heart	Safety Pin Stuck in My Heart EP	1:31:53 (Pop-up)
Kiss	2000 Man "2000 Man" by "Kiss"	Dynasty	1:34:28 (Pop-up)

Gerry Gibbs and the Third Trio from the Sun	Miss Nancy (comp. Arthur Blythe)	First Visit	1:44:10 (Pop-up)
Amanda & Friends with the Jimi Hendrix Experience	Third Stone from Cookieland (mix 2)	Don't Mess With the Power Child	1:50:24 (Pop-up)
Tony Seymour (over Paul Taylor)	So Many Promises	Tales from the Black House	1:55:37 (Pop-up)
The Kinbotes	Julie Don't Care "Julie Don't Care" by "The Kinbotes"	The Kinbotes	1:58:22 (Pop-up)
Murals	On a Passing Cloud / Eyes of Love	On a Passing Cloud	2:01:25 (Pop-up)

Lee Morgan	I'll Never Be the Same	Sonic Boom	2:13:41 (Pop-up)
Evelyn Glennie	Marimba Dances (comp. Ross Edwards)	Light in Darkness	2:20:52 (Pop-up)
Linda Smith & Charlotte Mew	Rooms	I So Liked Spring	2:31:06 (Pop-up)
Wayne	Dejados por Fritos "Dejados por Fritos" by "Wayne"	At Last!	2:33:23 (Pop-up)

Charlie Walker	Pick Me Up on Your Way Down	Charlie Walker: Greatest Honky Tonk Hits	2:40:46 (Pop-up)
Nikki Sudden & Dave Kusworth (Jacobites)	Big Store	Robespierre's Velvet Basement	2:42:56 (Pop-up)
Rasputina	Diamond Mind "Diamond Mind" by "Rasputina"	How We Quit the Forest	2:46:09 (Pop-up)
Bass Drum of Death	Dregs "Dregs" by "Bass Drum of Death"	Bass Drum of Death	2:47:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:07pm Carmichael: Hey, I made the opening for once! Hi Irwin.
	3:07pm rrg: Only because he was late, Carm.
	3:08pm Parq: There are two kinds of people in this world; those who perpetually divide the world into two kinds of people, and those who do not.
	3:09pm fleep: Ah, the early days of the TSA.
	3:09pm rrg: Fraudeuse dénoncée par les rayons X. Excéllente.
	3:10pm Dean: I enjoy the pun on "unclear."
	3:10pm common: hey irwin! others! week is almost over...sorta!
	3:12pm Carmichael: Irwin, it's Sidney Bechet's birthday today. Just sayin'.
	3:15pm Laura L: Looks like she's also hiding a bony old leg under that skirt! Sacre blu!
	3:19pm common: wow! this is the osmonds! never woulda thunk it.
	3:20pm rrg: SoundHound confirms it.
	3:20pm Webhamster Henry: Irwin is the great reputation re-evaluator.
	3:20pm Jaune: It could be a big bottle of mouthwash, non? Maybe she has halitosis, non?
	3:21pm Listening Out There: Must have been The Osmonds in their druggy phase...
	3:22pm Jaune: Michael Jackson, s'il vous plait?
	3:22pm Webhamster Henry: They sounded a little like Oingo-Boingo.
	3:26pm grassmother: Dammit I thought this was going to be a Ricky Martin song
	3:27pm common: always loved this stone roses tune. reminds me of being a carefree young-un.
	3:29pm Jaune: Yeah, I really liked that song.
	3:30pm grassmother: Get outta my head!!!!
	3:31pm BarbR: Good story about the Stone Roses on NPR recently: www.npr.org...
	3:31pm grassmother: Too crowded
	3:31pm Ike: Irwin's Head: A new comedy, this fall on Fox!
	3:32pm Jaune: Some day I will look up "tokenism"....
	3:32pm Droll: Last time Irwin put something in my head my brain hurt like a warehouse, it had no room to spare. I had to cram so many things to store everything in there! And all the fat-skinny people, and all the tall-short people, and all the nobody people, and now all the WFMU people, too...
	3:33pm rrg: Bless 'em all.
	3:33pm Jaune: I, apparently, have a LOT of room :>(
	3:33pm That Bipolar Guy: Oh crap! I forgot there was no episode of joe frank:-(
	3:34pm rrg: So to speak.
	3:34pm Listening Out There: It's...Fwank!
	3:34pm Webhamster Henry: Should be the theme song of the Loser's Lounge.
	3:35pm That Bipolar Guy: I look forward to each and every episode of joe frank
	3:36pm That Bipolar Guy: Can't wait to see the video of seven second delay
	3:36pm Jaune: Fwank, I like your style.
	3:41pm Webhamster Henry: This also sounds like Oingo-Boingo. With a penguin walking through it. Maybe I should just listen to some Oingo-Boingo.
	3:44pm Droll: WH, I always thought every Oingo Boingo song sounded the same (it's definitely the same guitar part on every song), except for "Lost Like This", which is a superbly written, scored, performed, and recorded. Impossible to believe it's on an Oingo album.
	3:44pm Irwin: To a man with Jan Hammer, everything sounds like Oingo Boingo.
	3:46pm Dean: Add a good man and everything sounds Like Children.
	3:48pm Jaune: Dean, do you mean "like chicken"?
	3:49pm Dean: No, Jaune, children do not taste like chicken.
	3:49pm fleep: More like veal.
	3:49pm Dean: I meant children: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xffOfSwp3bM
	3:50pm Jaune: Oh, okay, if you say so.
	3:52pm Droll: The good drummer on the album Good God by Good God is Hank Ransome, who's other album credit is on Elizabeth by the band Elizabeth. Coincidence? I think not.
	3:52pm rrg: whose
	3:54pm Phil from UES: Irwin, that was outstanding. Never heard Good God before. I read online among the one hit wonders a band out Austin called Master Cylinder is quite good as well.
	3:54pm Droll: [Shrugging and gesturing to the WFMU Memory Hole]
	3:58pm That Bipolar Guy: That's so refreshing to hear Irwin being honest on the air
	4:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Per the 7SD newsletter e-mailed today, the method to get directions to Andy's is to e-mail Ken from this here web page - wfmu.org...
	4:02pm Jaune: I wish I could go but I am too far away! I love Ken and Andy. I have what I think are some nuclear zingers.
	4:03pm Irwin: Droll: Almost a trifecta!
	4:04pm Jaune: Irwin, I admire your courage for playing this on WFMU. Could these production values be recreated today?
	4:06pm Irwin: Jaune: Stimulator's a pretty good album, genre-wise. It captures the '80s zeitgeist, while having been recorded in 2004.
	4:08pm Jaune: WTf, OMG, surprised that was recorded in 2004. I thought the song was just pretty good and dated. Sometimes I love dated. Just my opinion.
	4:08pm Carmichael: The Sutherland Brothers WITHOUT Quiver.
	4:10pm Irwin: The Sutherland Brothers BEFORE Quiver.
	4:12pm Carmichael: That means this is around 70-72 era?
	4:12pm Droll: Quiver also has a self-titled album but no track named Quiver. So many close calls today!
	4:15pm grass mother: This is making me feel like a mischievous little mouse...
	4:27pm Alison Porchnik: I love anything owl-related, because they are really cool birds. This is a pretty good song by and about owls too.
	4:29pm Alison Porchnik: I love James Wolf too. Thanks for the wolves and owls, Irwin.
	4:29pm rrg: James Wolff's voice is so...different. Always makes me look up from whatever I'm doing. Not that I was doing anything other than listening to the program, of course.
	4:32pm Droll: We don't know what you're doing down there, but as you can see from the playlist image, they're working on technology to detect you doing it. You've been warned.
	4:34pm rrg: I see "Earlimart" and I always think "7-11". Could that be his intention?
	4:39pm Kurt Gottschalk: never heard this chumba cover! thanks, irwin.
	4:39pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Just star clicked this one. Love it.
	4:40pm Listening Out There: Fye Yoo!
	4:40pm Kurt Gottschalk: oh, looks like chumbawumba covered him!
	4:41pm Kurt Gottschalk: aw, followed by kiss. you know i'm listening, don't you irwiny"
	4:41pm Kurt Gottschalk: "=?
	4:41pm Listening Out There: Always sorta liked this Stones song. The LP had the nifty hologrammic cover...
	4:41pm common: hey there, kurt!
	4:42pm Carmichael: And followed by Prince, Kurt ... :)
	4:42pm Irwin: I'm in yr head, KG.
	4:42pm Kurt Gottschalk: hi, irwinlisteners!
	4:46pm common: love that stones record!
	4:49pm rrg: Andy's pool is not likely open yet. But soon.
	4:49pm Carmichael: Will Andy show everyone his masurbatorium?
	4:51pm rsj: word, best album for me. after seeing "performance" bought the album, not sure there's a connection. funny movie though, with a very-Michael Jackson-looking like Mick
	4:51pm P-90: Seven Second Delay might not be a technical disaster today. As they always say, "miracles CAN happen."
	4:54pm common: @rsj: i also love performance. very strange and great! mick's music video in the middle of the film is a high point for me!
	4:54pm P-90: @ Carmichael: Those attending the picnic should insist that Andy skip the "guest masturbatorium" and show them his private, personal masturbatorium.
	4:56pm mg: Amanda. sigh. WHY
	4:56pm Listening Out There: It's the Third Son from the Stone, innitt?
	4:57pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Oh. my. God. It's an Amanda tornado.
	4:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: I just heard that Blondie has a new 40th anniversary album. They'll be on TV tonight,
	4:58pm Carmichael: Aah, I come back from the copier to find Amanda in my cubicle. Who WOULDN'T like that, I ask you?
	4:58pm rrg: Hey. I'm informed that Irwin's going to be on David Garland's "Spinning on Air" on WNYC this coming Sunday. A program about Sun Ra's centenary. Irwin hasn't mentioned it, so I will. These are usually posted on his Web site in advance of the radio airing: www.wnyc.org... But this one isn't up there yet.
	4:59pm Laura L: Open the windows so they don't get blown out!
	4:59pm P-90: @ Ken: Who's got Blondie tonight? Conan? Letterman?
	5:00pm Irwin: Yes, I'll be on Spinning on Air w/Michael D. Anderson (WFMU's "The Good Doctor") talking about Sun Ra and playing newly remastered masters. This Sunday 8-9pm Eastern. WNYC.org
	5:02pm Listening Out There: I like Spinning on Air. Too bad it's not a podcast. David Diamond says it's due to copyrights. Darn rights...
	5:02pm Carmichael: I saw Blondie last summer, as the official spousal unit. Really, I don't see what the big deal is. In fairness, they had the ill fortune to follow Devo, who blew the doors off of the joint.
	5:02pm Listening Out There: Podcasts make it better for those of us on The Other Coast.
	👻 5:02pm chris: Outsider music never sounded so smooth jazzy
	5:03pm P-90: @ DJ Irwin: With David Garland this week? Far out, Man! I'm there! Thanks @ rrg for the 411
	5:03pm Listening Out There: [-Listener Drops Subtle Hint to Host of Current Program-]
	5:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: @P-90 - Blondie is on The Daily Show on Comedy Central tonight (11:00 - 11:30 PM Eastern).
	5:07pm Listening Out There: Thx, P-90. I see I confused the composer with the DJ. My mistook.
	👻 5:07pm chris: I stand corrected on the Tony Seymour track! NOT outsider music. A cool neo-beat musical collaboration. Touche Irwin! Thank you.
	5:08pm Carmichael: @Ken: wouldn't ya know it, a guy from Jersey is hosting them.
	5:08pm Irwin: Tony recently was diagnosed with cancer.
	5:10pm Carmichael: Any song with whistling is a cool laid-back song.
	5:11pm P-90: @ Ken: Thnx. That's a "get" for Jon Stewart! Like Spinning on Air scoring Irwin for Sunday!
	5:11pm Lulu: great show today, Irwin!
	5:12pm Irwin: thx looloo
	5:12pm rrg: I come here for things like this.
	5:17pm Droll: Irwin, So, by that reasoning, ELP has the best songs?
	5:19pm Irwin: ELP have warehouses full of Grammies because they use a LOT OF NOTES.
	5:19pm Kurt Gottschalk: Johnny One-Note www.youtube.com...
	5:20pm Carmichael: Soon the gypsy queen, In a glaze of vaseline, Will perform on guillotine, What a scene, what a scene.
	5:21pm V Priceless: "....somebody get me a ladder!"
	5:41pm Irwin: Wayne is an example of a singer who does not use a lot of notes. He has never even been NOMINATED for a Grammy.
	5:42pm Laura L: I know what Fritos are--what's Dejados?
	5:46pm Carmichael: Wayne is so cool, he doesn't need a last name. buffalotones.blogspot.com...
	5:47pm P-90: Lemme know when Joe Frank has a BBQ for listeners at HIS house
	5:47pm berbo: One-Note Samba kinda undermines Irwin's thesis.
	5:49pm Irwin: "One Note Samba" is just the title. It actually contains 16 notes. It's like "One-Hour Dry Cleaners." They don't really get you back your clothing in one hour, "It's just the name of the shop, love. We take three weeks."
	5:50pm Carmichael: Will Andy have a rabbi to bless the hotdogs? Is listener John a serial killer? Will Andy's obnoxious son hog the camera? So many questions, so few minutes.
	5:54pm still b/p: That was music to De Beers ears.
	5:54pm berbo: A Joe Frank BBQ would be awesome. The rabbi would be a prostitute. The hot dogs would be specially imported from Lithuania. Everybody would be compulsively talking about their careers. I want to go to a Joe Frank BBQ.
	5:57pm Droll: Thanks Irwin! Yet another close call with BDoD! Have a fun week, yinz!
	6:00pm P-90: Thnx, DJ Irwin! catch you Sun. night on NPR and next week with Joe...

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