WFMU: Steve Krinsky: Playlist from March 3, 2015

Steve Krinsky: Playlist from March 3, 2015

March 3, 2015: Groovy jigs, rags & sambas

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Big Guitars from Texas	Ride of the Ruthless	My trusty theme music: A bunch of twangsters from Austin, from the early 1980s.	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
John Kruth	Pulaski Skyway Rag "Pulaski Skyway Rag" by "John Kruth"	From John's 2004 album, "Songs from the Windy Attic." I saw John twice last month, with his band Ramshackle. Lotsa fun.	0:02:18 (Pop-up)
Carolina Chocolate Drops	Snowden's Jig (Genuine Negro Jig)	With Rhiannon Giddens. Need I say more?!	0:04:44 (Pop-up)
Owen Hand	She Likes It "She Likes It" by "Owen Hand"	Scot guitar player, no longer with us. From a Led Zep related CD.	0:08:30 (Pop-up)
Bela Fleck & The Flecktones	Star of the Country Down	Traditional Irish tune, played on space banjo.	0:11:02 (Pop-up)
Bill Frisell	Tired of Waiting for You	New album is twang: "Guitar in the Space Age" on Okeh	0:14:42 (Pop-up)
John Scofield	Tom Thumb (Take Two)	A Wayne Shorter composition	0:20:41 (Pop-up)
Rhiannon Giddens, Elvis Costello, Marcus Mumford et al	Hidee Hidee Ho #16	Wow. Great stuff from the New Basement Tapes.	0:27:04 (Pop-up)

Rhiannon Giddens, Elvis Costello, Marcus Mumford et al	Spanish Mary		0:36:04 (Pop-up)
Steve Earle & the Dukes	Gamblin' Blues	From 2004 album "Terraplane" on New West. While googling this album, I stumbled onto an interview Steve recently did for Billboard, where he talked about his seven divorces, among other things. Check it out.	0:41:33 (Pop-up)
Los Lobos	Saint Behind the Glass "Saint Behind the Glass" by "Los Lobos"	Beatle-esque vocals but LA/Mex instruments. Nice combination. From "Kiko"	0:43:49 (Pop-up)
Robert Earl Keen & Peter Rowan	Peter Rowan Intro/Walls of Time	From Robert's "Happy Prisoner: The Bluegrass Sessions" (Dualtone, 2015)	0:47:14 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Lloyd	Where the Rio de Rosa Flows	From "Tav Falco's Wild & Exotic World of Musical Obscurities" (Stag-O-Lee, 2014). Is this a real river? Real song though.	0:52:54 (Pop-up)
Joe Ely	I Keep Gettin' Paid the Same	From his 1981 "Musta Notta Gotta Lotta" album	0:55:58 (Pop-up)

Christine Santelli	Wouldn't Be Wise	Local blues singer & songwriter. Good, Good. Good.	1:03:57 (Pop-up)
Bettye Lavette	Wait "Wait" by "Bettye Lavette"	I guess you could say this is a Beatles cover but she makes it into her own song. From a brand new album, "Worthy" on Cherry Red.	1:07:55 (Pop-up)
Bettye Lavette	Step Away "Step Away" by "Bettye Lavette"	Let's do one more. Song written by Christine Santelli!!	1:11:59 (Pop-up)
A.C. Reed	Howlin' for My Darlin' "Howlin' for My Darlin'" by "A.C. Reed"	It ain't Wolf but nice sax solo	1:14:48 (Pop-up)
Solomon Burke	I'm Hanging Up My Heart for You	From an amazing new CD collection: "Right Now: Atlantic Club Soul and Deep Cuts" (Fantastic Voyage, 2015)	1:17:48 (Pop-up)
Tommy McCook and Friends	Yelling King Bravo	Recorded in 1998 in Newark, NJ. Thanks given to Jeff Sarge & WFMU. Although he played sax for the Skatalites, from Jamaica, McCook was born in Cuba, in 1927. He died in 1998.	1:21:18 (Pop-up)
Andy Narell	You the Man "You the Man" by "Andy Narell"	Steel Drum master tries his hand at piano. The album is "Long Time Gone" and has Calypso vocalist David Rudder. From 1995.	1:27:12 (Pop-up)

Robert Johnson	From Four Till Late	King of the Delta Blues.	1:42:20 (Pop-up)
Cream	Four Unitl Late "Four Unitl Late" by "Cream"	This song is so old they didn't list the year. I'll guess 1966, although that year was a blur to me.	1:44:55 (Pop-up)
Robert Plant and the Sensatinal Space Shifters	Somebody There	New stuff. Not sure if it works but we'll see.	1:47:18 (Pop-up)
Mel Brown	Chunk A Funk "Chunk A Funk" by "Mel Brown"	I saw Mel at Antone's blues club in Austin in the 80s. A fine jazzy blues guitar player, he died in 2009.	1:50:49 (Pop-up)

Cannonball Adderly	Groovy Sambas "Groovy Sambas" by "Cannonball Adderly"	Cannonball goes Brazil in 1962. Produced by Orrin Keepnews, RIP.	2:01:20 (Pop-up)
Tom Ze	Jymmy Renda-Se "Jymmy Renda-Se" by "Tom Ze"	And the winner is Song #7: Jymmy Renda-Se. From a 1970 album, recently released on CD.	2:06:13 (Pop-up)
Sandra de Sa	Olhos Coloridos "Olhos Coloridos" by "Sandra de Sa"	From "The Brazilian Boogie Connection: From Rio to Sao Paulo 1976-1983" (Cultures of Soul, 2015)	2:10:05 (Pop-up)
Boubacar Traore	Bougoudani "Bougoudani" by "Boubacar Traore"	Music from Mali; the CD is "Mbalimaou" on Lusafrica (2015)	2:14:22 (Pop-up)
Lionel Loueke	Hide Life "Hide Life" by "Lionel Loueke"	From Benin, LL now lives in NYC area and plays the jazz circuit. Tours and records with Herbie Hancock and others.	2:20:43 (Pop-up)

Georgia Sea Island Singers	Blow Gabriel	I am so lucky that, as a teenager, I saw these folks at the 1963 Newport Folk Fest. Carrying on the gullah tradition, a capella rhythms and spirituals. Notice the touch of Africa here.	2:30:58 (Pop-up)
Bessie Jones	No Hiding Place Down Here	Bessie Jones was a leader of the Georgia Sea Island singers. She said she first learned music from her grandfather, a slave born in Africa.	2:32:55 (Pop-up)
Georgia Sea Island Singers	Get in Union	Two CDs of this music, recorded by Alax Lomax between 1959-1966, was recently re-issued on the Tompkins Square label: “Get in Union” by Bessie Jones & the Sea Island Singers. Also includes unreleased tracks from Rev. Gary Davis and others.	2:35:25 (Pop-up)
Bessie Jones	Diamond Joe "Diamond Joe" by "Bessie Jones"	Bessie Jones was a charmer: Born 1902, died 1984.	2:37:51 (Pop-up)
Big Bill Broonzy	St. Louis Blues "St. Louis Blues" by "Big Bill Broonzy"	Bill was a pretty good guitar player. From 1955	2:39:19 (Pop-up)
Big Bill Broonzy	The Glory of Love	This song was a hit for Benny Goodman & his Orchestra, vocal by Helen Ward. May 1936. Bill first recorded it in the 1940s.	2:41:49 (Pop-up)
Dave Alvin and Phil Alvin	I Feel So Good	The brothers re-unite to do an album of Bill Broonzy tunes: "Common Ground" (Yep Roc, 2014)	2:44:30 (Pop-up)
Eddie Cole & his Gang	Abalabip "Abalabip" by "Eddie Cole & his Gang"	This is from an odd CD collection, party of Oxford American Magazine focus on Alabama. The album includes soul, blues, gospel, country, rockabilly, even Southern rap. Eddie Cole, from Montgomery, Alabama, was the older brother of Nat King Cole.	2:48:33 (Pop-up)
Dinah Washington	Cold Cold Heart "Cold Cold Heart" by "Dinah Washington"	Also from the Alabama collection: Dinah with strings does Hank Williams.	2:51:11 (Pop-up)

Paul Williams	South Shore Drive "South Shore Drive" by "Paul Williams"	Yes, the Hucklebuck guy. Honk.	2:57:53 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	9:07pm Sea: Good to hear you back on the air!
	9:09pm RZ: First time listening to the show. Really digging Snowden's Jig!
	9:09pm slugluv1313: LOVE Carolina Chocolate Drops! sadly, i gotta sign off the computer now, but shall be listening on thee FM! :)
	9:12pm will: Well hello, Steve, it's been a while, I think you could fill this Tues evening with great stuff, miss your show and happy to see it here for the night.
	9:12pm Steve Krinsky: Glad to be here; been a while. Upstairs in Studio B, hot, small but it will get better as the night moves on.
	9:13pm redkayak: Nice set :)
	9:15pm will: The name of my next band shall be "Genuine Negro Jig" (comprised of all white indie rock idealists) and we will see who comes to see the show. Middle East Upstairs.
	9:22pm glenn: genuine negro jug would be better.
	9:50pm Charles M.: Nice to hear you tonight Steve Krinsky.
	9:54pm JakeGould: I like this show. Hello!
	9:59pm glenn: what jake said.
	10:03pm rw: I'm listening from a few hours in the past. Enjoying the show! Thanks for coming in!
	10:03pm Charles M.: I'd love to see some of those old playlists from the 80's.
	10:04pm Charles M.: Diane has some of her early 80's playlists.
	10:08pm JakeGould: @CharlesM: I just checked out Diane’s playlists and gasped… Wow… That is amazing. wfmu.org...
	10:09pm glenn: tav and panther burns do rio de rosa on behind the magnolia curtain. this was the first time i heard the original.
	10:20pm JakeGould: Woo… You’re knocking this Tuesday night to some other place…
	10:20pm Matt from Springfield: Hey, Steve Krinsky! Like your Archives, so glad to catch you live!
	10:23pm glenn: well, no. nobody's howling wolf. simply the greatest ever, full stop.
	10:25pm Lonely Planet Boy: enjoying this show!
	10:26pm Matt from Springfield: From the Sarge! :)
	10:30pm Charles M.: Yeah JakeGould, I had fun gathering those songs to semi recreate the playlists. Kinda dorky, eh?
	10:32pm rw: CM, I just looked up one of those old playlists. It would be fun to hear one of those shows. Wondering how Diane sounded in '82.
	10:33pm rw: And yes. Dorky. We'll forgive you though.
	10:35pm glenn: dorky. the ninth dwarf?
	10:36pm jon: great playlist steve. hey everybody in commentland
	10:42pm redkayak: A.C. Reed! This is why I like WFMU :)
	10:42pm Listener Schned: Steve, thanks moglie moglie for your fill-ins, always superb- so how do we pledge to you ??
	10:50pm Jumpin JF: This does work because the Robert Plant knobs are pulled back somewhat ... the accompaniment is a nice change also. Risk = reward!
	10:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Robert Plant wouldn't put out a bad record, would he?
	10:52pm JakeGould: Ken, Robert Plant has put out a few big logs.
	10:58pm PMD: Yay! Happened upon you tonight. I get your emails but forgot.
	10:59pm Andrew Waterloo: Mel Brown was based in Kitchener Ontario. Here's a huge hero around here.
	11:00pm Jumpin JF: Little by little he has gotten better. Or worse. Or stayed the same. The album covers have gotten worse however.
	11:18pm whappen: Yes, how do we pledge to Steve, or get him back as a regular?
	11:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Crud...I never did get my free pancakes today and now I'm hungry. By the time I get dressed and drive across town, it'll be too late. Maybe next year.
	11:21pm JakeGould: He seems to be regularly sporadic.
	11:22pm JakeGould: Ken, why pancakes?
	11:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: www.ihoppancakeday.com
	11:27pm JakeGould: FUCK! I MISSED THAT!
	11:28pm JakeGould: But honestly, I was actually near the site of one of the only IHOPS close by yesterday. The whole building was demolished to make way for glass towers and junk. Such is Brooklyn life.
	11:34pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, you made all those great influential Newport Folk Festivals. You might even appear in the concert film "Festival!" en.wikipedia.org...
	11:41pm JakeGould: WFMU is a national treasure. International if you count the opinion of those unwashed masses outside of our borders.
	11:44pm Andrew Waterloo: or if you count Canada
	11:44pm JakeGould: Not too sure about you Canadians.
	11:44pm Charles: Steve this has been an amazing program.
	11:45pm Sean B.: I imagine you meant wfmu border's sir.
	11:46pm Matt from Springfield: Intergalactical, if you count all the universe to travel to -- since we're a terrestrial station we're also sending our waves to points beyond.
	11:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: What about the oceans? People on ships can reach WFMU if they have internet access.
	11:48pm Matt from Springfield: "...and to all the Ships at Sea!"
	11:54pm Sean B.: I still love listening to them satellite's hum and growl on my shortwave radio though...;i guess that's really the only other solid alternative, a damn good short wave radio thingy.
	11:54pm JakeGould: Border's is a mall bookstore that closed down good sir.
	11:55pm JakeGould: Smell you later Steve!
	11:56pm Sean B.: Oh needed that info thank you sir.
	11:59pm Matt from Springfield: "Out of heah" awready? It's been a blast Steve! Always glad to have you on FMU! Thanks, and have a good night!
	4:58pm Jyrtsa: Glad to hear from Steve!

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Big Guitars from Texas	Ride of the Ruthless	My trusty theme music: A bunch of twangsters from Austin, from the early 1980s.	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
John Kruth	Pulaski Skyway Rag "Pulaski Skyway Rag" by "John Kruth"	From John's 2004 album, "Songs from the Windy Attic." I saw John twice last month, with his band Ramshackle. Lotsa fun.	0:02:18 (Pop-up)
Carolina Chocolate Drops	Snowden's Jig (Genuine Negro Jig)	With Rhiannon Giddens. Need I say more?!	0:04:44 (Pop-up)
Owen Hand	She Likes It "She Likes It" by "Owen Hand"	Scot guitar player, no longer with us. From a Led Zep related CD.	0:08:30 (Pop-up)
Bela Fleck & The Flecktones	Star of the Country Down	Traditional Irish tune, played on space banjo.	0:11:02 (Pop-up)
Bill Frisell	Tired of Waiting for You	New album is twang: "Guitar in the Space Age" on Okeh	0:14:42 (Pop-up)
John Scofield	Tom Thumb (Take Two)	A Wayne Shorter composition	0:20:41 (Pop-up)
Rhiannon Giddens, Elvis Costello, Marcus Mumford et al	Hidee Hidee Ho #16	Wow. Great stuff from the New Basement Tapes.	0:27:04 (Pop-up)

Rhiannon Giddens, Elvis Costello, Marcus Mumford et al	Spanish Mary		0:36:04 (Pop-up)
Steve Earle & the Dukes	Gamblin' Blues	From 2004 album "Terraplane" on New West. While googling this album, I stumbled onto an interview Steve recently did for Billboard, where he talked about his seven divorces, among other things. Check it out.	0:41:33 (Pop-up)
Los Lobos	Saint Behind the Glass "Saint Behind the Glass" by "Los Lobos"	Beatle-esque vocals but LA/Mex instruments. Nice combination. From "Kiko"	0:43:49 (Pop-up)
Robert Earl Keen & Peter Rowan	Peter Rowan Intro/Walls of Time	From Robert's "Happy Prisoner: The Bluegrass Sessions" (Dualtone, 2015)	0:47:14 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Lloyd	Where the Rio de Rosa Flows	From "Tav Falco's Wild & Exotic World of Musical Obscurities" (Stag-O-Lee, 2014). Is this a real river? Real song though.	0:52:54 (Pop-up)
Joe Ely	I Keep Gettin' Paid the Same	From his 1981 "Musta Notta Gotta Lotta" album	0:55:58 (Pop-up)

Christine Santelli	Wouldn't Be Wise	Local blues singer & songwriter. Good, Good. Good.	1:03:57 (Pop-up)
Bettye Lavette	Wait "Wait" by "Bettye Lavette"	I guess you could say this is a Beatles cover but she makes it into her own song. From a brand new album, "Worthy" on Cherry Red.	1:07:55 (Pop-up)
Bettye Lavette	Step Away "Step Away" by "Bettye Lavette"	Let's do one more. Song written by Christine Santelli!!	1:11:59 (Pop-up)
A.C. Reed	Howlin' for My Darlin' "Howlin' for My Darlin'" by "A.C. Reed"	It ain't Wolf but nice sax solo	1:14:48 (Pop-up)
Solomon Burke	I'm Hanging Up My Heart for You	From an amazing new CD collection: "Right Now: Atlantic Club Soul and Deep Cuts" (Fantastic Voyage, 2015)	1:17:48 (Pop-up)
Tommy McCook and Friends	Yelling King Bravo	Recorded in 1998 in Newark, NJ. Thanks given to Jeff Sarge & WFMU. Although he played sax for the Skatalites, from Jamaica, McCook was born in Cuba, in 1927. He died in 1998.	1:21:18 (Pop-up)
Andy Narell	You the Man "You the Man" by "Andy Narell"	Steel Drum master tries his hand at piano. The album is "Long Time Gone" and has Calypso vocalist David Rudder. From 1995.	1:27:12 (Pop-up)

Robert Johnson	From Four Till Late	King of the Delta Blues.	1:42:20 (Pop-up)
Cream	Four Unitl Late "Four Unitl Late" by "Cream"	This song is so old they didn't list the year. I'll guess 1966, although that year was a blur to me.	1:44:55 (Pop-up)
Robert Plant and the Sensatinal Space Shifters	Somebody There	New stuff. Not sure if it works but we'll see.	1:47:18 (Pop-up)
Mel Brown	Chunk A Funk "Chunk A Funk" by "Mel Brown"	I saw Mel at Antone's blues club in Austin in the 80s. A fine jazzy blues guitar player, he died in 2009.	1:50:49 (Pop-up)

Cannonball Adderly	Groovy Sambas "Groovy Sambas" by "Cannonball Adderly"	Cannonball goes Brazil in 1962. Produced by Orrin Keepnews, RIP.	2:01:20 (Pop-up)
Tom Ze	Jymmy Renda-Se "Jymmy Renda-Se" by "Tom Ze"	And the winner is Song #7: Jymmy Renda-Se. From a 1970 album, recently released on CD.	2:06:13 (Pop-up)
Sandra de Sa	Olhos Coloridos "Olhos Coloridos" by "Sandra de Sa"	From "The Brazilian Boogie Connection: From Rio to Sao Paulo 1976-1983" (Cultures of Soul, 2015)	2:10:05 (Pop-up)
Boubacar Traore	Bougoudani "Bougoudani" by "Boubacar Traore"	Music from Mali; the CD is "Mbalimaou" on Lusafrica (2015)	2:14:22 (Pop-up)
Lionel Loueke	Hide Life "Hide Life" by "Lionel Loueke"	From Benin, LL now lives in NYC area and plays the jazz circuit. Tours and records with Herbie Hancock and others.	2:20:43 (Pop-up)

Georgia Sea Island Singers	Blow Gabriel	I am so lucky that, as a teenager, I saw these folks at the 1963 Newport Folk Fest. Carrying on the gullah tradition, a capella rhythms and spirituals. Notice the touch of Africa here.	2:30:58 (Pop-up)
Bessie Jones	No Hiding Place Down Here	Bessie Jones was a leader of the Georgia Sea Island singers. She said she first learned music from her grandfather, a slave born in Africa.	2:32:55 (Pop-up)
Georgia Sea Island Singers	Get in Union	Two CDs of this music, recorded by Alax Lomax between 1959-1966, was recently re-issued on the Tompkins Square label: “Get in Union” by Bessie Jones & the Sea Island Singers. Also includes unreleased tracks from Rev. Gary Davis and others.	2:35:25 (Pop-up)
Bessie Jones	Diamond Joe "Diamond Joe" by "Bessie Jones"	Bessie Jones was a charmer: Born 1902, died 1984.	2:37:51 (Pop-up)
Big Bill Broonzy	St. Louis Blues "St. Louis Blues" by "Big Bill Broonzy"	Bill was a pretty good guitar player. From 1955	2:39:19 (Pop-up)
Big Bill Broonzy	The Glory of Love	This song was a hit for Benny Goodman & his Orchestra, vocal by Helen Ward. May 1936. Bill first recorded it in the 1940s.	2:41:49 (Pop-up)
Dave Alvin and Phil Alvin	I Feel So Good	The brothers re-unite to do an album of Bill Broonzy tunes: "Common Ground" (Yep Roc, 2014)	2:44:30 (Pop-up)
Eddie Cole & his Gang	Abalabip "Abalabip" by "Eddie Cole & his Gang"	This is from an odd CD collection, party of Oxford American Magazine focus on Alabama. The album includes soul, blues, gospel, country, rockabilly, even Southern rap. Eddie Cole, from Montgomery, Alabama, was the older brother of Nat King Cole.	2:48:33 (Pop-up)
Dinah Washington	Cold Cold Heart "Cold Cold Heart" by "Dinah Washington"	Also from the Alabama collection: Dinah with strings does Hank Williams.	2:51:11 (Pop-up)

Paul Williams	South Shore Drive "South Shore Drive" by "Paul Williams"	Yes, the Hucklebuck guy. Honk.	2:57:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:07pm Sea: Good to hear you back on the air!
	9:09pm RZ: First time listening to the show. Really digging Snowden's Jig!
	9:09pm slugluv1313: LOVE Carolina Chocolate Drops! sadly, i gotta sign off the computer now, but shall be listening on thee FM! :)
	9:12pm will: Well hello, Steve, it's been a while, I think you could fill this Tues evening with great stuff, miss your show and happy to see it here for the night.
	9:12pm Steve Krinsky: Glad to be here; been a while. Upstairs in Studio B, hot, small but it will get better as the night moves on.
	9:13pm redkayak: Nice set :)
	9:15pm will: The name of my next band shall be "Genuine Negro Jig" (comprised of all white indie rock idealists) and we will see who comes to see the show. Middle East Upstairs.
	9:22pm glenn: genuine negro jug would be better.
	9:50pm Charles M.: Nice to hear you tonight Steve Krinsky.
	9:54pm JakeGould: I like this show. Hello!
	9:59pm glenn: what jake said.
	10:03pm rw: I'm listening from a few hours in the past. Enjoying the show! Thanks for coming in!
	10:03pm Charles M.: I'd love to see some of those old playlists from the 80's.
	10:04pm Charles M.: Diane has some of her early 80's playlists.
	10:08pm JakeGould: @CharlesM: I just checked out Diane’s playlists and gasped… Wow… That is amazing. wfmu.org...
	10:09pm glenn: tav and panther burns do rio de rosa on behind the magnolia curtain. this was the first time i heard the original.
	10:20pm JakeGould: Woo… You’re knocking this Tuesday night to some other place…
	10:20pm Matt from Springfield: Hey, Steve Krinsky! Like your Archives, so glad to catch you live!
	10:23pm glenn: well, no. nobody's howling wolf. simply the greatest ever, full stop.
	10:25pm Lonely Planet Boy: enjoying this show!
	10:26pm Matt from Springfield: From the Sarge! :)
	10:30pm Charles M.: Yeah JakeGould, I had fun gathering those songs to semi recreate the playlists. Kinda dorky, eh?
	10:32pm rw: CM, I just looked up one of those old playlists. It would be fun to hear one of those shows. Wondering how Diane sounded in '82.
	10:33pm rw: And yes. Dorky. We'll forgive you though.
	10:35pm glenn: dorky. the ninth dwarf?
	10:36pm jon: great playlist steve. hey everybody in commentland
	10:42pm redkayak: A.C. Reed! This is why I like WFMU :)
	10:42pm Listener Schned: Steve, thanks moglie moglie for your fill-ins, always superb- so how do we pledge to you ??
	10:50pm Jumpin JF: This does work because the Robert Plant knobs are pulled back somewhat ... the accompaniment is a nice change also. Risk = reward!
	10:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Robert Plant wouldn't put out a bad record, would he?
	10:52pm JakeGould: Ken, Robert Plant has put out a few big logs.
	10:58pm PMD: Yay! Happened upon you tonight. I get your emails but forgot.
	10:59pm Andrew Waterloo: Mel Brown was based in Kitchener Ontario. Here's a huge hero around here.
	11:00pm Jumpin JF: Little by little he has gotten better. Or worse. Or stayed the same. The album covers have gotten worse however.
	11:18pm whappen: Yes, how do we pledge to Steve, or get him back as a regular?
	11:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Crud...I never did get my free pancakes today and now I'm hungry. By the time I get dressed and drive across town, it'll be too late. Maybe next year.
	11:21pm JakeGould: He seems to be regularly sporadic.
	11:22pm JakeGould: Ken, why pancakes?
	11:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: www.ihoppancakeday.com
	11:27pm JakeGould: FUCK! I MISSED THAT!
	11:28pm JakeGould: But honestly, I was actually near the site of one of the only IHOPS close by yesterday. The whole building was demolished to make way for glass towers and junk. Such is Brooklyn life.
	11:34pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, you made all those great influential Newport Folk Festivals. You might even appear in the concert film "Festival!" en.wikipedia.org...
	11:41pm JakeGould: WFMU is a national treasure. International if you count the opinion of those unwashed masses outside of our borders.
	11:44pm Andrew Waterloo: or if you count Canada
	11:44pm JakeGould: Not too sure about you Canadians.
	11:44pm Charles: Steve this has been an amazing program.
	11:45pm Sean B.: I imagine you meant wfmu border's sir.
	11:46pm Matt from Springfield: Intergalactical, if you count all the universe to travel to -- since we're a terrestrial station we're also sending our waves to points beyond.
	11:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: What about the oceans? People on ships can reach WFMU if they have internet access.
	11:48pm Matt from Springfield: "...and to all the Ships at Sea!"
	11:54pm Sean B.: I still love listening to them satellite's hum and growl on my shortwave radio though...;i guess that's really the only other solid alternative, a damn good short wave radio thingy.
	11:54pm JakeGould: Border's is a mall bookstore that closed down good sir.
	11:55pm JakeGould: Smell you later Steve!
	11:56pm Sean B.: Oh needed that info thank you sir.
	11:59pm Matt from Springfield: "Out of heah" awready? It's been a blast Steve! Always glad to have you on FMU! Thanks, and have a good night!
	4:58pm Jyrtsa: Glad to hear from Steve!

Steve Krinsky: Playlist from March 3, 2015

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