WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from June 9, 2014

Listener comments!
	11:59am kat330: Those eyes -- they have it! Hi Irene, and Sean and all to come!
	12:01pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Hi Irene, hello Kat and one and all
	12:01pm paula pc: gorgeous start, Irene -- thank you
	12:01pm Jack: Great start, MORE ABDULLAH IBRAHIM please!
	12:03pm Mike East: I think Joe McGasko played this track. Loved it then, and even more now.
	🥁 12:04pm Sean in Bristol UK: Nica is one lovely kitty
	12:06pm Jack: From back when Abdullah Ibrahim was still a bit of a wild man...
	12:06pm common: ello! hi kitty! everyone!
	🥁 12:12pm Sean in Bristol UK: Still in a lather from the fab live set from Elysian Fields, the album is a thing of beauty
	12:13pm kat330: [back from kitchen and phone] Thought maybe it would be an all cover songs show. :)
	12:15pm Jeff: I enjoyed the Abdullah Ibrahim song, but it got me to wondering - was he using some kind of prepared piano, rigged up to sound extra tinny? Because that sound was pretty much devoid of bass.
	12:16pm KP: Nice & dreary does it
	12:16pm kat330: I'm getting the impression it's nasty weather in NYC?
	12:17pm Irene Trudel: @Jeff, that Ibrahim track was a live recording from 1969 without a lot of recording notes. I suspect it was an off the board recording.
	12:18pm Irene Trudel: Yes, @kat, good and rainy.
	🥁 12:21pm Sean in Bristol UK: Just a question to the loyal North American listeners, found a good series on Netflix that fills the gap, "Trailer Park Boys". I think I am picking up the different dialect that is Canadian, "about" being one word that sound unique or am I imagining it?
	12:21pm Jack: I saw Abdullah Ibrahim many times, never saw him use anything like a prepared piano. Agree about the piano sound, most of his early albums have that tinny sound to the piano, not sure why.
	12:22pm kat330: Yep you are aboot right on that.
	12:23pm common: that's what i was aboot to write, kat330! that's a great show, sean!
	12:24pm kat330: Not much else to distinguish. There's the "eh" sentence ender and the harder "rr's" like our upper Midwest. @Common: I figured as much, so I typed really fast. :)
	12:27pm kat330: Sad to see the Cosmos voyage come to an end last night. I hope there will be more such fine science programs produced.
	12:31pm paula pc: this still kills me EVERY time -- even in summer!!!!
	12:32pm paula pc: tho it could be summer leaves...
	12:32pm common: @Kat330: Ha!!!
	12:33pm kat330: @Paula: The Hitchcock you mean? Yeeeesss...
	12:35pm kat330: @Sean: We recently enjoyed a short season we found on HuLu: Moone Boy. Quite enjoyed it. Sort of a blend of our "Wonder Years" and "Malcolm in the Middle."
	🥁 12:36pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kat, thanks for that, will keep an eye out for that series
	12:38pm kat330: @Sean: It's a Chris O'Dowd production. Loved The IT, too.
	12:41pm kat330: @Irene: It's so far a very piano-centric show. Do the tinkling of the ivories remind you of rainfall?
	🥁 12:42pm Sean in Bristol UK: Don't know about everyone else but I am getting hypnotised by Nica, cute, cute kitty
	12:44pm kat330: Strumming the piano board like a harp? Wow, been decades since I heard F & T on the radio.
	12:46pm v k: Pyramid Song - bravo
	🥁 12:48pm Sean in Bristol UK: Radiohead, marvellous
	🥁 12:48pm chris: Always nice to hear Radiohead. Yes, I am one of "those" people. ;-)
	12:49pm kat330: One of your finest exports, UKers.
	12:49pm v k: when Amnesiac was released Summer 2001 i'd get lost in this song - the animated video is also quite nice
	12:50pm common: love pyramid song. always makes me a bit sad.
	12:51pm kat330: We just watched Besson's "Adele Blanc-sec" yesterday, so Pyramid is quite appropriate.
	12:51pm v k: best concert experience of my life was seeing Thom and Nigel do Atoms for Peace songs at tiny venue in Greenwich Village (le poisson rouge) in March 2013 - show began 1am - live mixing, singing and intense visuals
	🥁 12:52pm chris: wow, right on, v k!
	12:54pm OTB: The Kotche was a cool piece! We played in some ensembles together in college. Add him to the list of people I once knew who are far more successful than I.
	1:01pm kat330: So glad it's piano and not ukulele-centric today. Had hoped the "cute quirky girl w/ukulele" had finally ended its overlong zeitgeist reign, but then it popped back up with a vengeance on Soundcloud. :,
	1:14pm kat330: Pallett seems to me to be a student of Brian Wilson.
	🥁 1:21pm Sean in Bristol UK: Great track form Ilhan Ersahin
	1:36pm common: great doc, irene!
	🥁 1:39pm Sean in Bristol UK: Thank you Irene
	1:39pm drewo: Hi Irene, the show sounds wonderful here in sunny Arizona. I met Ginger Baker in the stairwell of my apartment building in Queens some 30 years ago! He was a nice guy for that minute then. @ Sean: sorry that my Giants had to KO the Mets this weekend. Giants are rolling.
	🥁 1:43pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Drew, the best two from both divisions are from the Bay Area
	1:47pm don d: Mimi Goese- now there's someone who has never gotten 1% of the recognition she deserves. Her solo album entitled "Soak" is excellent.
	1:50pm kat330: @don d: Wonder if Radiohead was influenced -- sort of a similar melodic line to them.
	1:52pm don d: kat330-can't say, but Mimi has been a unique talent since her days with Hugo Largo. Thom Yorke very open about his influences and likes-
	1:54pm kat330: Ooh, seeing the playlist ahead of where I thought I was, maybe it was Meaner Pencil I was hearing a similarity? Have to go back in archives to be sure.
	2:13pm kat330: Van Etten will be here locally in Louisville at the Forecastle Festival July 20th. Would love, but too rich for our blood.
	2:15pm kat330: Westerberg here for that as well, sigh.
	2:18pm kat330: It's been good fun, but now I gotta run. Thanks, Irene, and bye!
	2:39pm Andy Plants: Beautiful
	2:52pm Jack: These guys are great, so terrific they are back together recording and performing. Just got this CD, haven't had time to spend with it yet.
	2:54pm 12539: Thanks, Irene.
	2:56pm Irene Trudel: Thanks for listening everybody! Catch you next week.
	🥁 2:59pm Sean in Bristol UK: Thank you Irene,

Irene Trudel: Playlist from June 9, 2014

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June 9, 2014: A good day for undercover listening

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Abdullah Ibrahim	Bra Joe from Kilimanjaro	African Piano	ECM	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Roger Eno	When the City Sleeps "When the City Sleeps" by "Roger Eno"	Little Things Left Behind 1988-1998	All Saints	0:12:01 (Pop-up)
Bryce Dessner & Copenhagen Phil	St. Carolyn by the Sea			0:16:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Robyn Hitchcock	Heart Full of Leaves			0:30:42 (Pop-up)
Hauschka	Craco "Craco" by "Hauschka"	Abandoned City		0:37:19 (Pop-up)
Ferrante & Teicher	Beyond the Moon	Heavenly Sounds in Hi-Fi	ABC Paramount	0:40:54 (Pop-up)
Radiohead	Pyramid Song "Pyramid Song" by "Radiohead"	Amnesiac	Capitol	0:44:40 (Pop-up)
Glenn Kotche	Anomaly MVT 7 "Anomaly MVT 7" by "Glenn Kotche"	Adventureland	Cantaloupe Music	0:49:30 (Pop-up)
Horse Feathers	Rude to Rile "Rude to Rile" by "Horse Feathers"			0:53:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Robyn Hitchcock	Heart Full of Leaves			0:56:43 (Pop-up)
Gabriel Kahane	Ambassador Hotel (3400 Wilshire)	The Ambassador		1:04:00 (Pop-up)
Kishi Bashi	Once Upon a Lucid Dream (In Afrikaans)	Lighght	Joyful Noise	1:07:22 (Pop-up)
Owen Pallett	Chorale "Chorale" by "Owen Pallett"	In Conflict	Domino	1:11:28 (Pop-up)
Ilhan Ersahin's Wonderland	Karsi Yaka	Ilhan Ersahin's Wonderland	Nublu Records	1:15:36 (Pop-up)
Ginger Baker	Aiko Biaye "Aiko Biaye" by "Ginger Baker"	Why?	Motema	1:21:28 (Pop-up)
Alejandra Ribera	La boca "La boca" by "Alejandra Ribera"	La boca		1:29:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Robyn Hitchcock	Heart Full of Leaves			1:32:57 (Pop-up)
Elysian Fields	Next Year in Jerusalem	For House Cats and Sea Fans		1:39:16 (Pop-up)
Mimi Goese & Ben Neill	Roma "Roma" by "Mimi Goese & Ben Neill"	Songs for Persephone	Ramseur	1:44:21 (Pop-up)
Meaner Pencil	In the Past "In the Past" by "Meaner Pencil"	Senza Amanti		1:49:45 (Pop-up)
Shirley Horn	A Time For Love "A Time For Love" by "Shirley Horn"	Here's to Life	Verve	1:52:06 (Pop-up)
Sharon Van Etten	Afraid of Nothing	Are We There	Jagjaguwar	1:58:47 (Pop-up)
Marissa Nadler	Anyone Else "Anyone Else" by "Marissa Nadler"	July		2:02:54 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Robyn Hitchcock	Heart Full of Leaves			2:06:45 (Pop-up)
Lake	Crying Room "Crying Room" by "Lake"	Circular Doorway	Water Island	2:16:34 (Pop-up)
McCoy Tyner	Festival in Bahia "Festival in Bahia" by "McCoy Tyner"	Inner Voices	Milestone	2:19:39 (Pop-up)
Arto Lindsay	Simply Are "Simply Are" by "Arto Lindsay"	Encyclopedia of Arto	Northern Spy	2:29:42 (Pop-up)
Picastro	Two Women "Two Women" by "Picastro"	You	Function	2:33:18 (Pop-up)
Christopher Tin	Passou O Verao "Passou O Verao" by "Christopher Tin"	The Drop That Contained the Sea	Erato	2:37:20 (Pop-up)
Tiny Ruins	Chainmail Maker "Chainmail Maker" by "Tiny Ruins"	Brightly Painted One	Bella Union	2:43:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Robyn Hitchcock	"Robyn Hitchcock"			2:46:53 (Pop-up)
Microscopic Septet	Manhattan Moonrise	Manhattan Moonrise	Cuneiform Records	2:50:35 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:59am kat330: Those eyes -- they have it! Hi Irene, and Sean and all to come!
	12:01pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Hi Irene, hello Kat and one and all
	12:01pm paula pc: gorgeous start, Irene -- thank you
	12:01pm Jack: Great start, MORE ABDULLAH IBRAHIM please!
	12:03pm Mike East: I think Joe McGasko played this track. Loved it then, and even more now.
	🥁 12:04pm Sean in Bristol UK: Nica is one lovely kitty
	12:06pm Jack: From back when Abdullah Ibrahim was still a bit of a wild man...
	12:06pm common: ello! hi kitty! everyone!
	🥁 12:12pm Sean in Bristol UK: Still in a lather from the fab live set from Elysian Fields, the album is a thing of beauty
	12:13pm kat330: [back from kitchen and phone] Thought maybe it would be an all cover songs show. :)
	12:15pm Jeff: I enjoyed the Abdullah Ibrahim song, but it got me to wondering - was he using some kind of prepared piano, rigged up to sound extra tinny? Because that sound was pretty much devoid of bass.
	12:16pm KP: Nice & dreary does it
	12:16pm kat330: I'm getting the impression it's nasty weather in NYC?
	12:17pm Irene Trudel: @Jeff, that Ibrahim track was a live recording from 1969 without a lot of recording notes. I suspect it was an off the board recording.
	12:18pm Irene Trudel: Yes, @kat, good and rainy.
	🥁 12:21pm Sean in Bristol UK: Just a question to the loyal North American listeners, found a good series on Netflix that fills the gap, "Trailer Park Boys". I think I am picking up the different dialect that is Canadian, "about" being one word that sound unique or am I imagining it?
	12:21pm Jack: I saw Abdullah Ibrahim many times, never saw him use anything like a prepared piano. Agree about the piano sound, most of his early albums have that tinny sound to the piano, not sure why.
	12:22pm kat330: Yep you are aboot right on that.
	12:23pm common: that's what i was aboot to write, kat330! that's a great show, sean!
	12:24pm kat330: Not much else to distinguish. There's the "eh" sentence ender and the harder "rr's" like our upper Midwest. @Common: I figured as much, so I typed really fast. :)
	12:27pm kat330: Sad to see the Cosmos voyage come to an end last night. I hope there will be more such fine science programs produced.
	12:31pm paula pc: this still kills me EVERY time -- even in summer!!!!
	12:32pm paula pc: tho it could be summer leaves...
	12:32pm common: @Kat330: Ha!!!
	12:33pm kat330: @Paula: The Hitchcock you mean? Yeeeesss...
	12:35pm kat330: @Sean: We recently enjoyed a short season we found on HuLu: Moone Boy. Quite enjoyed it. Sort of a blend of our "Wonder Years" and "Malcolm in the Middle."
	🥁 12:36pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kat, thanks for that, will keep an eye out for that series
	12:38pm kat330: @Sean: It's a Chris O'Dowd production. Loved The IT, too.
	12:41pm kat330: @Irene: It's so far a very piano-centric show. Do the tinkling of the ivories remind you of rainfall?
	🥁 12:42pm Sean in Bristol UK: Don't know about everyone else but I am getting hypnotised by Nica, cute, cute kitty
	12:44pm kat330: Strumming the piano board like a harp? Wow, been decades since I heard F & T on the radio.
	12:46pm v k: Pyramid Song - bravo
	🥁 12:48pm Sean in Bristol UK: Radiohead, marvellous
	🥁 12:48pm chris: Always nice to hear Radiohead. Yes, I am one of "those" people. ;-)
	12:49pm kat330: One of your finest exports, UKers.
	12:49pm v k: when Amnesiac was released Summer 2001 i'd get lost in this song - the animated video is also quite nice
	12:50pm common: love pyramid song. always makes me a bit sad.
	12:51pm kat330: We just watched Besson's "Adele Blanc-sec" yesterday, so Pyramid is quite appropriate.
	12:51pm v k: best concert experience of my life was seeing Thom and Nigel do Atoms for Peace songs at tiny venue in Greenwich Village (le poisson rouge) in March 2013 - show began 1am - live mixing, singing and intense visuals
	🥁 12:52pm chris: wow, right on, v k!
	12:54pm OTB: The Kotche was a cool piece! We played in some ensembles together in college. Add him to the list of people I once knew who are far more successful than I.
	1:01pm kat330: So glad it's piano and not ukulele-centric today. Had hoped the "cute quirky girl w/ukulele" had finally ended its overlong zeitgeist reign, but then it popped back up with a vengeance on Soundcloud. :,
	1:14pm kat330: Pallett seems to me to be a student of Brian Wilson.
	🥁 1:21pm Sean in Bristol UK: Great track form Ilhan Ersahin
	1:36pm common: great doc, irene!
	🥁 1:39pm Sean in Bristol UK: Thank you Irene
	1:39pm drewo: Hi Irene, the show sounds wonderful here in sunny Arizona. I met Ginger Baker in the stairwell of my apartment building in Queens some 30 years ago! He was a nice guy for that minute then. @ Sean: sorry that my Giants had to KO the Mets this weekend. Giants are rolling.
	🥁 1:43pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Drew, the best two from both divisions are from the Bay Area
	1:47pm don d: Mimi Goese- now there's someone who has never gotten 1% of the recognition she deserves. Her solo album entitled "Soak" is excellent.
	1:50pm kat330: @don d: Wonder if Radiohead was influenced -- sort of a similar melodic line to them.
	1:52pm don d: kat330-can't say, but Mimi has been a unique talent since her days with Hugo Largo. Thom Yorke very open about his influences and likes-
	1:54pm kat330: Ooh, seeing the playlist ahead of where I thought I was, maybe it was Meaner Pencil I was hearing a similarity? Have to go back in archives to be sure.
	2:13pm kat330: Van Etten will be here locally in Louisville at the Forecastle Festival July 20th. Would love, but too rich for our blood.
	2:15pm kat330: Westerberg here for that as well, sigh.
	2:18pm kat330: It's been good fun, but now I gotta run. Thanks, Irene, and bye!
	2:39pm Andy Plants: Beautiful
	2:52pm Jack: These guys are great, so terrific they are back together recording and performing. Just got this CD, haven't had time to spend with it yet.
	2:54pm 12539: Thanks, Irene.
	2:56pm Irene Trudel: Thanks for listening everybody! Catch you next week.
	🥁 2:59pm Sean in Bristol UK: Thank you Irene,

Irene Trudel: Playlist from June 9, 2014

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