WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from July 21, 2014

Listener comments!
	🥁 12:01pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hi Irene, hello one and all. Looking forward to three hours of choice music.
	🥁 12:03pm Sean in Bristol UK: Irene, forgot to ask, was The Monty Python show fun, it was on at my multiplex but unfortunately couldn't make it.
	12:05pm Irene Trudel: Hi Everybody! Thanks for asking, Sean. The Monty Python show was Fabulous! More "Broadway" than the TV show, but a good mix of new, old faves, song&dance. I had a good glow afterwards.
	12:07pm bobdoesthings: hola
	12:09pm common: good afternoon
	12:12pm Claw!: Alo!
	12:13pm kat330: A peek at Irene's own tchotchke cabinet? Hi, everyone!
	12:13pm wzerczc: this set of music reminds me of fall.
	🥁 12:15pm Sean in Bristol UK: Nice to hear David Byrne's dulcet tones, hey Kat, Common, Bob and Claw
	12:16pm KP: Finally got Wfmu to play through the big stereo. This is the best show to take advantage of that, dontcha think.
	12:17pm kat330: Hello, Sean! Harry Shearer was complaining about London's heat yesterday. Hope you've cooled down now? Monty Python: Missed it this go-round, but was so very fortunate to see them at the Hollywood Bowl many moons ago.
	12:21pm wzerczc: Bless your woolly face KP
	🥁 12:23pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kat, airconditioning is about as common a rocking horse droppings but coping with this unknown phenomenon, summer! You saw Python live, wow, jealous beyond words. Architect sketch is my fav, "That's what you come to expect from you non-creative garbage, sitting on your .......", etc, etc!
	12:25pm kat330: @Sean: Hard to top the parrot pining for the fjords and the cheese sketch, but I recall they did an especially lengthy bit where they keep topping one another on what a wretchedly poor and pathetic childhood they had to endure. :)
	🥁 12:26pm Sean in Bristol UK: Yes, Yorkshire accent to the fore, 'You were lucky, we used to live in......",
	12:27pm kat330: "...only lint to eat"
	12:28pm Sem Chumbo: We used to DREAM of living in corridor.
	12:29pm still b/p: "..and when we got home our Dad would slice us in two wit' bread knife. ... our Dad and our mother would kill us and dance about on our graves singing.."
	12:29pm kat330: @Irene: Tickled by the cats, bat and, of course, Betty Boop. Did you ever see the cleverly edited Boop video Philo did for my cover of Dylan's "Black Crow Blues"? He's a clever one that Mr. Gristle! :)
	12:34pm still b/p: I think 'at's a tchotchke rebus right there in the photo. But if you solve it and speak it aloud, it summons you-know-who.
	12:35pm kat330: @still b/p: From the looks of the top row, I'd say solving summons a sommelier? <-- applause for the alliteration, s'il vous plait
	12:35pm slugluv1313: ah yes "LUXURY" "when i was your age, we all had to walk 20 miles in bare feet in six feet of snow, carrying our brothers and sisters on our backs!" etc.
	12:40pm Van in DC: Oh man I missed Cocteau Twins. Hi Irene.
	12:40pm Irene Trudel: @kat, yes indeed! Today's picture is of a tchotchke keeper I have hanging on my kitchen wall.
	12:42pm still b/p: My dad told younger kids in our family that he rode a bike to school, the trip included a river crossing, he'd remove and fold his clothes, put them in the bike basket, swim across with the bike held up by one arm out of the water above his head.
	12:43pm kat330: My mother actually DID walk several miles to go to school. She was valedictorian of a graduating class of 30.
	12:50pm Snert: Great set Irene!
	12:54pm kat330: Just rec'd this link in email: soundcloud.com... A wonderful acoustic, solo version of that great tune by Richard. And Philo's Betty Boop edit is here: www.youtube.com...
	1:04pm vanessa hudgens: Is this the residents? It definitely has an 80's sound to it.
	1:09pm kat330: That bass is a beast of a beauty.
	1:10pm Van in DC: I dunno, to me it had kind of a Japan-ish David Sylvian feel to it
	1:13pm kat330: @Van: I heard some Pastorius on Joni's "Hejira," too. But P.I.G (people in general) have linked Finland and Japan together for a variety of reasons. I think their languages look, if not sound, similar when Japanese is rendered in Arabic characters. And Hawaiian.
	1:15pm Van in DC: Oooh, nice one. P.I.G. BTW, finally got my London airline ticket for KaTe Bush.
	1:16pm Chris from DC: Digging this Cleaners from Venus. I know a little of them but have not heard this.
	1:17pm kat330: Cool! I thought maybe you'd already made the journey since you seemed AWOL there for a bit. This CFV has an XTC / Hitchcock feel to it to me.
	🥁 1:19pm Sean in Bristol UK: Python, awesome!
	1:19pm Van in DC: 2nd week in Sept I'll be there. And by Japan, I meant the group, of which David Sylvian was a part of. Fantastic group. And then Sylvian went off and made solo masterpieces like "Brilliant Trees" and even better, the double album "Gone To Earth". Just amazing stuff that seems to never get airplay but that's okay. I have it :)
	1:21pm d¢ pät: oh nice. classic python.
	1:21pm kat330: Ahhhhh, then I feel foolish. I know Pekka from his Wigwam days, introduced to me by Philo
	1:21pm Irene Trudel: The Pythons did Mary Queen of Scots / Penguin in yesterday's show. As great as ever! This record, by the way, was my first introduction to the Pythons. I Have a penguin on my telly to this day.
	1:23pm Chris from DC: This is right up there with these two going to Paris to visit Jean Paul Sartre.
	1:23pm Sem Chumbo: "I ran rings around you logically."
	1:24pm slugluv1313: "oh INTERCOURSE the penguin!!!" :) my friends and i watched Monty Python RELIGIOUSLY when we were in high school! was on PBS, Sunday nights -- and we would repeat the entire show back to each other all day on Monday :)
	1:26pm slugluv1313: @ kat330 and still b/p -- yup! what i quoted was the stuff that my parents told my younger sister and me!
	1:27pm whattawino: beautifully segued, that bit right into Stackridge. Great show, Irene!
	1:28pm Van in DC: ha ha Never heard this before
	1:29pm kat330: OK, gave it a good go anyway. Listening for the rest. Have a great remainder of your days, all! James Garner R.I.P....
	1:42pm don d: Stackridge, still going strong in UK
	1:48pm don d: McKendree Spring- talking about a deep cut- saw them at old Cap, Port Chester, in July 1970, w/ Tull headlining. Opener was Liv Taylor. 44 years ago. Holy smokes.
	🥁 1:52pm Brian in UK: John & Terence Boylan
	🥁 1:53pm Brian in UK: I love Playback, Irene. Still sounds good. Hey man where's earth.
	1:54pm common: I wish i had a penguin. no telly!
	2:00pm Van in DC: Did I hear this song (in part) on a recent TV show? Walking Dead maybe? Reign? Sure sounds familiar
	2:02pm Mr Wensleydale: Bill Mac played the Cheese sketch the other morning and listeners were commenting the lines before they were delivered.
	2:26pm listener mark: Thank you Irene for a peaceful beginning to the week.
	🥁 2:29pm Brian in UK: Going to see Sun Kil Moon next month playing in a church in London.
	2:29pm drewo: The Python performance will be re-broadcast in select theaters across the country on Wed. and Thurs. this week.
	2:30pm listener mark: Coconuts are tropical. Jersey City is in a temperate zone. So where did we get the coconuts?
	2:40pm don d: Jim and Jean cover David Blue. Now that's sublime.
	🥁 2:42pm Brian in UK: Jersey City is in a temperance zone. Blimey. Guessing the title of Jim & Jean's Album is Phil Och's song.
	2:46pm Van in DC: Yep, it was a Walking Dead episode, looks like. Thanks for easing us into the week Irene!
	🥁 2:49pm Sean in Bristol UK: Irene, thank you for a wonderful show.
	2:50pm don d: Brian in UK - yes re Ochs- they were all friends. and Jim and Phil performed as a duo before Jim & Jean.
	2:57pm Irene Trudel: Thanks for tuning in everybody! I'm off the next two weeks --Jesse Jarnow will be filling in. Catch you in a few weeks!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from July 21, 2014

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July 21, 2014: Musical trinkets and treasures.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Durutti Column	Sketch for Summer "Sketch for Summer" by "Durutti Column"			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sumie	Hunting Sky "Hunting Sky" by "Sumie"	Sumie		0:03:11 (Pop-up)
Tiny Ruins	She'll Be Coming 'Round	Brightly Painted One		0:05:53 (Pop-up)
Anna Calvi	Strange Weather "Strange Weather" by "Anna Calvi"	Strange Weather	Domino	0:10:58 (Pop-up)
The Clientele	Saturday "Saturday" by "The Clientele"	Suburban Light	Merge	0:16:31 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Great Spangled Fritillary	Echoes in a Shallow Bay	4AD	0:20:15 (Pop-up)
Kendra Smith	Bold Marauder "Bold Marauder" by "Kendra Smith"	Five Ways of Disappearing	4AD	0:24:26 (Pop-up)

Jeff Buckley	Mojo Pin "Mojo Pin" by "Jeff Buckley"	Grace	Columbia	0:38:08 (Pop-up)
Janel & Anthony	Leaving the Woods	Where Is Home	Cuneiform Records	0:43:44 (Pop-up)
Carl Hultgren	Evening (At Night) / Spirits	Tomorrow	Blueflea	0:49:28 (Pop-up)
Pekka Pohjola	Beauty and the Beast	Flight of the Angel	Pohjola Records	0:57:48 (Pop-up)

Cleaners From Venus	Clara Bow "Clara Bow" by "Cleaners From Venus"	Living with Victoria Grey	Captured Tracks	1:13:58 (Pop-up)
Monty Python’s Flying Circus	Mary Queen of Scots	Another Monty Python Record	EMI/ Famous Charisma	1:17:55 (Pop-up)
Stackridge	The Last Plimsoll "The Last Plimsoll" by "Stackridge"	Pinafore Days	Sire	1:22:28 (Pop-up)
Appletree Theatre	The Altogether Overature: ...In the Beginning/ Hightower Square/ Lullaby / Saturday Morning / Nevertheless It Was Italy	Playback	Verve Forecast	1:27:00 (Pop-up)
Cuddle Magic & Phyllis Chen	An Eye for An Eyeful	Cuddle Magic & Phyllis Chen	FYO Records	1:33:56 (Pop-up)
Chris Butler	Box of Noise "Box of Noise" by "Chris Butler"	Easy Life	Future Fossil Records	1:38:05 (Pop-up)
McKendree Spring	Flying Dutchman "Flying Dutchman" by "McKendree Spring"	3	Decca	1:41:52 (Pop-up)

Alexi Murdoch	All My Days "All My Days" by "Alexi Murdoch"	Time Without Consequence	Zero Summer Records	1:56:55 (Pop-up)
Hedge & Donna	Sea Gull "Sea Gull" by "Hedge & Donna"	Love	Capitol Records	2:01:43 (Pop-up)
Graph Rabbit	Blackwood Tree "Blackwood Tree" by "Graph Rabbit"	Graph Rabbit	Butterscotch	2:04:54 (Pop-up)
Arborea	After the Flood Only Love Remains	Fortress of the Sun	ESP-Disk'	2:09:40 (Pop-up)
Death Vessel	Ejecta "Ejecta" by "Death Vessel"	Island Intervals	Sub Pop	2:16:34 (Pop-up)
Sun Kil Moon	I Can't Live Without My Mother's Love	Benji	Caldo Verde	2:21:57 (Pop-up)

Jim & Jean	Grand Hotel "Grand Hotel" by "Jim & Jean"	Changes	Verve Forecast	2:36:57 (Pop-up)
Leif Vollebekk	At the End of the Line	North Americana	Missing Piece	2:40:59 (Pop-up)
Steve Cardenas	Once Around the Park (Paul Motian)	Melody in a Dream	Sunnyside	2:46:29 (Pop-up)
Gerard Manset	Territoire de l'Inini	Manset Platinum Collection	EMI	2:51:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 12:01pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hi Irene, hello one and all. Looking forward to three hours of choice music.
	🥁 12:03pm Sean in Bristol UK: Irene, forgot to ask, was The Monty Python show fun, it was on at my multiplex but unfortunately couldn't make it.
	12:05pm Irene Trudel: Hi Everybody! Thanks for asking, Sean. The Monty Python show was Fabulous! More "Broadway" than the TV show, but a good mix of new, old faves, song&dance. I had a good glow afterwards.
	12:07pm bobdoesthings: hola
	12:09pm common: good afternoon
	12:12pm Claw!: Alo!
	12:13pm kat330: A peek at Irene's own tchotchke cabinet? Hi, everyone!
	12:13pm wzerczc: this set of music reminds me of fall.
	🥁 12:15pm Sean in Bristol UK: Nice to hear David Byrne's dulcet tones, hey Kat, Common, Bob and Claw
	12:16pm KP: Finally got Wfmu to play through the big stereo. This is the best show to take advantage of that, dontcha think.
	12:17pm kat330: Hello, Sean! Harry Shearer was complaining about London's heat yesterday. Hope you've cooled down now? Monty Python: Missed it this go-round, but was so very fortunate to see them at the Hollywood Bowl many moons ago.
	12:21pm wzerczc: Bless your woolly face KP
	🥁 12:23pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kat, airconditioning is about as common a rocking horse droppings but coping with this unknown phenomenon, summer! You saw Python live, wow, jealous beyond words. Architect sketch is my fav, "That's what you come to expect from you non-creative garbage, sitting on your .......", etc, etc!
	12:25pm kat330: @Sean: Hard to top the parrot pining for the fjords and the cheese sketch, but I recall they did an especially lengthy bit where they keep topping one another on what a wretchedly poor and pathetic childhood they had to endure. :)
	🥁 12:26pm Sean in Bristol UK: Yes, Yorkshire accent to the fore, 'You were lucky, we used to live in......",
	12:27pm kat330: "...only lint to eat"
	12:28pm Sem Chumbo: We used to DREAM of living in corridor.
	12:29pm still b/p: "..and when we got home our Dad would slice us in two wit' bread knife. ... our Dad and our mother would kill us and dance about on our graves singing.."
	12:29pm kat330: @Irene: Tickled by the cats, bat and, of course, Betty Boop. Did you ever see the cleverly edited Boop video Philo did for my cover of Dylan's "Black Crow Blues"? He's a clever one that Mr. Gristle! :)
	12:34pm still b/p: I think 'at's a tchotchke rebus right there in the photo. But if you solve it and speak it aloud, it summons you-know-who.
	12:35pm kat330: @still b/p: From the looks of the top row, I'd say solving summons a sommelier? <-- applause for the alliteration, s'il vous plait
	12:35pm slugluv1313: ah yes "LUXURY" "when i was your age, we all had to walk 20 miles in bare feet in six feet of snow, carrying our brothers and sisters on our backs!" etc.
	12:40pm Van in DC: Oh man I missed Cocteau Twins. Hi Irene.
	12:40pm Irene Trudel: @kat, yes indeed! Today's picture is of a tchotchke keeper I have hanging on my kitchen wall.
	12:42pm still b/p: My dad told younger kids in our family that he rode a bike to school, the trip included a river crossing, he'd remove and fold his clothes, put them in the bike basket, swim across with the bike held up by one arm out of the water above his head.
	12:43pm kat330: My mother actually DID walk several miles to go to school. She was valedictorian of a graduating class of 30.
	12:50pm Snert: Great set Irene!
	12:54pm kat330: Just rec'd this link in email: soundcloud.com... A wonderful acoustic, solo version of that great tune by Richard. And Philo's Betty Boop edit is here: www.youtube.com...
	1:04pm vanessa hudgens: Is this the residents? It definitely has an 80's sound to it.
	1:09pm kat330: That bass is a beast of a beauty.
	1:10pm Van in DC: I dunno, to me it had kind of a Japan-ish David Sylvian feel to it
	1:13pm kat330: @Van: I heard some Pastorius on Joni's "Hejira," too. But P.I.G (people in general) have linked Finland and Japan together for a variety of reasons. I think their languages look, if not sound, similar when Japanese is rendered in Arabic characters. And Hawaiian.
	1:15pm Van in DC: Oooh, nice one. P.I.G. BTW, finally got my London airline ticket for KaTe Bush.
	1:16pm Chris from DC: Digging this Cleaners from Venus. I know a little of them but have not heard this.
	1:17pm kat330: Cool! I thought maybe you'd already made the journey since you seemed AWOL there for a bit. This CFV has an XTC / Hitchcock feel to it to me.
	🥁 1:19pm Sean in Bristol UK: Python, awesome!
	1:19pm Van in DC: 2nd week in Sept I'll be there. And by Japan, I meant the group, of which David Sylvian was a part of. Fantastic group. And then Sylvian went off and made solo masterpieces like "Brilliant Trees" and even better, the double album "Gone To Earth". Just amazing stuff that seems to never get airplay but that's okay. I have it :)
	1:21pm d¢ pät: oh nice. classic python.
	1:21pm kat330: Ahhhhh, then I feel foolish. I know Pekka from his Wigwam days, introduced to me by Philo
	1:21pm Irene Trudel: The Pythons did Mary Queen of Scots / Penguin in yesterday's show. As great as ever! This record, by the way, was my first introduction to the Pythons. I Have a penguin on my telly to this day.
	1:23pm Chris from DC: This is right up there with these two going to Paris to visit Jean Paul Sartre.
	1:23pm Sem Chumbo: "I ran rings around you logically."
	1:24pm slugluv1313: "oh INTERCOURSE the penguin!!!" :) my friends and i watched Monty Python RELIGIOUSLY when we were in high school! was on PBS, Sunday nights -- and we would repeat the entire show back to each other all day on Monday :)
	1:26pm slugluv1313: @ kat330 and still b/p -- yup! what i quoted was the stuff that my parents told my younger sister and me!
	1:27pm whattawino: beautifully segued, that bit right into Stackridge. Great show, Irene!
	1:28pm Van in DC: ha ha Never heard this before
	1:29pm kat330: OK, gave it a good go anyway. Listening for the rest. Have a great remainder of your days, all! James Garner R.I.P....
	1:42pm don d: Stackridge, still going strong in UK
	1:48pm don d: McKendree Spring- talking about a deep cut- saw them at old Cap, Port Chester, in July 1970, w/ Tull headlining. Opener was Liv Taylor. 44 years ago. Holy smokes.
	🥁 1:52pm Brian in UK: John & Terence Boylan
	🥁 1:53pm Brian in UK: I love Playback, Irene. Still sounds good. Hey man where's earth.
	1:54pm common: I wish i had a penguin. no telly!
	2:00pm Van in DC: Did I hear this song (in part) on a recent TV show? Walking Dead maybe? Reign? Sure sounds familiar
	2:02pm Mr Wensleydale: Bill Mac played the Cheese sketch the other morning and listeners were commenting the lines before they were delivered.
	2:26pm listener mark: Thank you Irene for a peaceful beginning to the week.
	🥁 2:29pm Brian in UK: Going to see Sun Kil Moon next month playing in a church in London.
	2:29pm drewo: The Python performance will be re-broadcast in select theaters across the country on Wed. and Thurs. this week.
	2:30pm listener mark: Coconuts are tropical. Jersey City is in a temperate zone. So where did we get the coconuts?
	2:40pm don d: Jim and Jean cover David Blue. Now that's sublime.
	🥁 2:42pm Brian in UK: Jersey City is in a temperance zone. Blimey. Guessing the title of Jim & Jean's Album is Phil Och's song.
	2:46pm Van in DC: Yep, it was a Walking Dead episode, looks like. Thanks for easing us into the week Irene!
	🥁 2:49pm Sean in Bristol UK: Irene, thank you for a wonderful show.
	2:50pm don d: Brian in UK - yes re Ochs- they were all friends. and Jim and Phil performed as a duo before Jim & Jean.
	2:57pm Irene Trudel: Thanks for tuning in everybody! I'm off the next two weeks --Jesse Jarnow will be filling in. Catch you in a few weeks!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from July 21, 2014

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