WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from April 1, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:00pm glenn: sorry, cheetos require root beer.
	3:01pm Lewis: such a wonderful in-theme...
	3:02pm G: I can't see visuals on the app :) Cheetos, huh?
	3:03pm V Priceless: Yo Irwin!
	3:03pm Sem Chumbo: Don't mind doing the Dew from time to time, but with oyster, never Cheetos.
	3:03pm glenn: and mtn dew. apparently it's too expensive to print mountain on the label.
	3:04pm glenn: malpeques?
	3:04pm Listening Out There: Note to host: Good comments during Irene's program. Her and Peter's recognition of O. Keepnews was great...
	3:04pm Polyus: I'm in a book about burning men.
	3:05pm G: They dropped the mountain years ago -- I assumed they thought it made it sound too hick for their target market
	3:05pm Uncle Michael: The Courtney Barnett album is addictive.
	👻 3:06pm chris: All your memes are belong to us!
	3:06pm berbo: I 'm burning a book about Men.
	3:07pm glenn: she really does write a good song.
	3:09pm Sem Chumbo: Yes, Glenn. Nothing compares, I think. Handy, too.
	3:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - whuh ?; Neil DeGrasse Tyson expounding on how the atoms in junk food were forged in the interior of stars? ...I can drink espresso, orange juice, Monster drink - whut have you - but tummy rejects MtnDew.
	3:10pm Lizardner Dave: Been listening to the Courtney Barnett record regularly. Great stuff.
	3:10pm glenn: oh, is today jon langford day?
	3:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - they're comparing her to young Dylan. I'd actually forgotten to do that by now !
	3:14pm coelacanth: greetings Irwin and all
	3:14pm Jack: Didn't the US of A have an all white blank album cover, before the Beatles?
	3:18pm coelacanth: i remember mountain dew tv ads with a stereotypical hillbilly yelling "Yaaaahoo, Mountain Dew!!" ...i haven't seen a mountain dew ad in a few years,but i'd guess they don't do that now.
	3:19pm glenn: dead cat bounce quotes from the pink panther theme. coincidence?
	3:20pm Claw!: Yo, Everyone - Irwin, Fish, and Friends!
	3:22pm Hoboken Jack: Howdy, neighbor.
	3:22pm coelacanth: Hey there,Bear!
	3:24pm Tony Seymour: Yo Gang.......welll here in honolulu its very early and i get to view the horses at the Big A......and listen to irwin while i think about the Hippies at Burning Man getting upset while i say they are just hippies! Burners take themselves FAR too seriously.
	3:24pm Polyus: Mekons doc is showing here next Wednesday, but I am going to miss it. Dang.
	3:25pm marc: South Mountain Reservation has been the hub of gay sexual activity for the past 45 years
	3:26pm G: Pay attention, this monologue is the only April fools you're getting here
	3:27pm Irwin: Hi, Jack, Tony, and EVERYONE else. Glad you're here. NO FOOLing round.
	3:28pm coelacanth: i forgot it's a fools day -& i'm stuck here with no humans to prank.
	3:28pm G: Just fooling trapezoid :)
	3:29pm glenn: oh, how i long for the days of yore. torontoist.com
	3:29pm V Priceless: hey coelacanth - any dogs around? They love pranks!
	👻 3:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: I imagine there's a pretty big party going on today in a certain fur-lined fallout shelter miles below the earth's crust.
	👻 3:30pm AnAnonymousParty: My endless Wed afternoon meeting is cancelled early!
	3:30pm glenn: i also long for better copy/paste skillz. torontoist.com...
	3:31pm coelacanth: Hey V! the 2 dogs here are so used to me pranking them that the only thing i could pull on them would be to NOT prank them!
	3:32pm V Priceless: haha, that's great, Fish!
	3:32pm Tommy: I'm into it
	3:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lee Morgan – trumpet Curtis Fuller – trombone Jackie McLean – alto saxophone McCoy Tyner – piano Bob Cranshaw – bass Art Blakey – drums ...because - Jazz.
	3:38pm coelacanth: of course their are neighbors, and a backhoe sitting idly on the lawn. ...and a few sticks of dynamite in the shed.
	3:40pm Ike: Re: Irwin's monologue: I hope Joe McG isn't slaughtering too many hikers and passersby with his vintage machete collection during the staff orgy of bloodshed.
	3:41pm glenn: they also serve who sit idly and wait.
	3:41pm Irwin: Joe is a closet serial killer. Oops! Guess he's just been outed.
	3:42pm Carmichael: Hey there everyone everywhere.
	3:42pm coelacanth: -but they wont slaughter more than they can eat.
	3:42pm G: Most serial killers strive to remain closeted, I understand
	3:45pm coelacanth: good article glenn. ("became perfect country gentlemen...owning 28 slaves...") Hi Carmichael
	3:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That's what differentiates WFMU: they are conscious & responsible serial killers. Of the people.
	3:48pm G: Has he ever done a set of tunes he was listening to when he polished off someone? Many serial killers have a souvenir type thing going.
	3:48pm Kevlicki: Irwin, thanks for the ambiance. I'm streaming your set while we cook down sap in the sugar shack!
	3:49pm Dean: Some closets deserve to die.
	3:49pm G: No sap so far ...
	3:55pm common: irwin...all. hello
	3:55pm V Priceless: the film credits for "Gimmie Shelter" read "Keith Richard" - I'm sure there's a back story, but I'm not up on my Stones, unless they're kidney-related.
	3:57pm Claw!: Howdy common. :)
	3:58pm V Priceless: hey common!
	3:58pm common: claw! vp! how's tricks?
	3:58pm coelacanth: most 'stones' albums say "Richards",i'm pretty sure. common!
	3:58pm Tommy: Johnny Cash is a master at these humorous / satirical songs and this one is the best
	3:59pm common: coelacanth!
	4:00pm Dean: Keith Richard (sing.) is a Rolling Stone (sing.). Keith Richards (pl.) is one of the Rolling Stones (pl.).
	4:00pm glenn: written by wayne kemp, whoever he is.
	4:01pm Webhamster Henry: Johnny is apparently narrating this over a CB radio!
	4:01pm V Priceless: Dean - makes sense
	4:02pm Dean: More Stones grammar fun: Is the word "moves" in "moves like Jagger" a verb or a noun?
	4:03pm coelacanth: that was Cotton Mouth! yeah,Dean,that's probably 'Richard's take on it...and 'Richards' take as well.
	4:05pm coelacanth: is "moves like Jagger" a song?
	4:05pm Irwin: Check out the YT vid for "Androgeny." Fun band to watch.
	4:09pm G: Supposedly "psychobilly" in the Cash song lyrics is the first recorded use of what later became a music genre term
	4:10pm Dean: It's a song, alright, but I had to search for it to figure out the performing artists, because the version I know is on a Kidz Bop release. And it's a noun. "I've got the moves like Jagger."
	4:10pm common: i just had a psycobilly freak-out last week...just admitted it to my friend.
	4:11pm coelacanth: i never thought of that,G, but that must be so.
	4:13pm Mark: Irwin, I believe "One Piece at A Time" is the name of the album, too.
	4:13pm Irwin: Good enuff for me, Mark.
	4:15pm Dean: So "One Piece at a Time" was released in 1976. Meanwhile, OED's first recorded use of the term is from a 1978 NME article: "The Cramps..have moulded for themselves a high maverick style... As I later discovered, its given name is psychotic punkabilly, or psychobilly for short." I'm guessing OED overlooked Cash, because they tend not to look to song lyrics for warrant to include new entries.
	4:15pm G: @Mark: Wiki article on One Piece says it was cash's last no 1 charting hit on country chart
	4:17pm V Priceless: Great Alice Cooper track! Woo!
	4:18pm G: You can submit antedatings to OED online, they are always happy for that. They're still adding antedatings from the 1600s, and treeware OED1 was finished in the 1930s. A lexicographer's work is never done...
	4:22pm Dean: @G: Totally cool. I read Murray's granddaughter's history of OED, "Caught in the Web of Words" back in the late '80s. I'll look into submitting the Cash (rather, Kemp) lyrics. It'd be nice to find them in print, though.
	4:25pm Listener Robert: You still trying to use up those WFMU miracle soap bars? I offered my liquid, developed as non-irritating bubble bath, in gallon jugs, but Ken said you don't have liquid soap dispensers refillable from jugs, even in the kitchen. No fragrance, though, just smells soapy.
	4:25pm coelacanth: glad to hear Mary Lorson again. the first time i saw Madder Rose i was in the thin crowd at the mercury lounge and she walked by and smiled as if she wanted to talk,but i didn't know what she looked like & i just turned away! stupid me.
	4:28pm coelacanth: (before they went on stage,that is.)
	4:28pm G: @Dean -- i don't believe they're ever going to do another print OED. It's being continuously updated as a database and online since the 00s...
	4:28pm Listener Robert: The chamomile-lavender scent aside, I think the base oil weapons fans would have their soap made from would be the rendered fat of their enemies!
	4:30pm Dean: @G: Of course. I didn't mean OED in print. I meant the Kemp lyrics as a basis for inclusion. This is one of the reasons I suspect OED traditionally hasn't relied on lyrics per se, i.e., as opposed to poetry. The latter appears in print more predictably than the former.
	4:30pm G: @Dean -- One of my undergrad profs gave that Murray book to me as a graduation gift in 79, when it was new. Olden times lol. Still a very solid book!
	4:31pm coelacanth: i need to go dig a trench. a looong trench. 'be back in a bit. Thank you Irwin
	4:32pm G: They'll take lyrics, for sure, as long as the date is documented, which it clearly is. It's got to be written, and clearly dateable, is all :) Nobody likes "undateable" haha
	4:33pm Dean: @G: I haven't read the later Winchester books. Nor, for that matter, have I read OED's own history of itself! http://public.oed.com/history-of-the-oed/
	4:35pm G: I wrote the short bio of another dictionary maker from that period, and the Murray book is just fine :)
	4:36pm V Priceless: Thought she was singing 'I wanna marry you naked'
	4:37pm Dean: @G: Do tell. What's the book? Who's the dictionary maker? Surely, there must be a word that means "dictionary maker." Oh, yeah, lexicographer.
	👻 4:38pm rrg: The Archeophone Henry Burr Anthology calls him "The Original King of Pop". Tiny Tim performed some of his songs. Can't name anyone else who did.
	4:41pm G: @Dean -- Another guy who built on Coleridge's and Trench's pre-OED spadework from the mid 1800s. For more detail, email me through the site -- G is the username, not logged in right now...
	4:42pm joeray: I miss the Ernie Kovacs version of that Henry Burr record from the soundtrack of Eugene.
	4:48pm Irwin: joeray: same recording.
	4:49pm fred: @G and Dean: thanks for reminding me to -- at last -- bookmark the OED. I'm more of a Webster guy, but I have thought I needed that second eye for ages
	4:49pm Dean: @G: I don't login at all, alas. The G doesn't stand for Gilliver, does it?
	4:51pm joeray: I meant how Kovacs manipulated it.
	4:51pm G: Nope lol, it's my first initial, and my parents were too mainstream to use Gilliver for a first name!
	4:52pm G: Dean, if you can get me an email address or similar, I'll email you
	4:53pm Dean: deancrowan@yahoo.com Thank you!
	👻 4:55pm chris: bonds are forged, human knowledge furthered, every Wednesday afternoon here at WFMU, and it is a beautiful thing to behold
	4:56pm Claw!: Amen, chris.
	5:01pm G: Dean, just emailed you...
	5:05pm Dean: Got it, thanks. Will do. Still saddened by loss of Keepnews.
	👻 5:05pm chris: that's hilarious! missed Irene last night. thank Kenzo there's archives.
	5:09pm ADM: Man those cats could swing. Gonna be the first jazz album I've downloaded in years.
	5:10pm P-90: Thanks for the Fred Steiner! (And everything else of course)
	5:17pm jan: Thanks Irwin for playing this and for the shout out and kudos! It's great!
	5:19pm Irwin: Thanks, Jan, for your longtime devoted support of the station.
	5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - relation of Max Steiner ('King Kong') ?
	5:22pm Irwin: RRN63 - unfortunately Wikipedia is closed today in observance of AFD.
	5:22pm Mark: Thank you for your Orrin Keepnews tribute--very classy. Irwin, you're the only DJ who consistently plays jazz. I like a lot of the hosts, but your show is probably the closest to a show I would do myself.
	5:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - uh - no : en.wikipedia.org...
	👻 5:23pm rrg: Hey. This is a bootleg. But that's okay.
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jazz will not hurt you. Do not be afraid. ...Okay - there are Quizzes...
	5:24pm G: Bootleg is so... ugly lol. We oldtime tapetraders say ROIO (recording of "indeterminate" origin :-) ) -- far more anodyne
	👻 5:24pm rrg: It's hard not to steal ideas from Irwin. Impossible, actually.
	5:25pm Mark: It was a good quality recording, whatever the source. I enjoyed it.
	5:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Unofficial Release'
	5:26pm Irwin: Got it from a blog, free DL. Forget where, but I think it's somewhere on the internet. Start there.
	👻 5:27pm rrg: “Excellent Sound Quality the Very Best Recording from the 1972 Tour”
	5:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Emma Swift touring w/ Robyn Hitchcock; Thx for letting me actually hear...
	5:29pm berbo: Saw Emma open for Robyn. They did some songs together. It was great.
	5:34pm berbo: What the world needs is more geniuses with humility, there are so few of us left. -- Oscar Levant
	5:34pm Guido from Cologne: Robyn Hitchcock in Cologne soon. Must see him again.
	5:35pm coelacanth: (trench 1/3 dug.) Mark you might like "destination:out" at noon on mondays.
	5:36pm Sem Chumbo: @berbo, Levant's "Autobiography of an Amnesiac" is a fun read.
	5:37pm 80's pop fan: thanks for playing Huey Lewis & The News- a great artist you never hear on WFMU for some reason
	5:38pm Sem Chumbo: Memoirs Must be losing my memory.
	5:38pm glenn: My first trip up the Saginaw River, My first time to the Canada shore, There I met Rosie O'Grady, Better known as th Winnipeg Whore. "Come right in, I'm glad to see you, Slap your ass across my knee, And we'll have some fun together, Dollar and a half will be my fee." Some were dancin', some were prancin', Some lay drunk on the barroom floor, But there I was in the northeast corner, Screwin' the hell out of the Winnipeg Whore. Then, in there walked some sons 'a' bitches, Must have been a score or more, Oughta seen me shit my britches, Slidin' my ass out the whorehouse door. - Oscar Brand
	5:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ha 80s ! ...did cross my mind - on the other hand, Barrence & the Savages sound like they're from N'Orleans - & I can think of no higher praise for R&B...
	5:40pm coelacanth: ...for some reason.
	5:47pm Hoboken Jack: Sad to see the Whitfield/Sonics tix for Asbury Lanes are being sold through Ticketmaster: $27.50 ticket (already very high for the Lanes) ends up at $41.50. Yikes.
	5:52pm coelacanth: ticketmonster could justify its existence if they gave an enjoyment guarantee + drinks & snacks.
	5:52pm JakeGould: Am I late?
	5:54pm dale: oh shooby, is there no emotion you can't convey?
	5:54pm Webhamster Henry: Shooby - not produced by Orrin Keepnews.
	5:55pm Listening Out There: How many Grammies did Shooby Taylor win?
	5:55pm Sem Chumbo: diddley.
	5:56pm Tony Seymour: well TWILIGHT ZONE made my week. holy music to my ears......& GO Shooby!
	5:57pm dale: fmu should host their own grammys. THAT would be great.
	5:58pm common: scattin' up a storm!
	5:58pm Andrew Waterloo: Dammit, i left my giant stage hook at home.
	👻 5:58pm rrg: They have a space where they could do that now. And no one could stop them.
	5:58pm Andrew Waterloo: and... my Gong!
	5:59pm coelacanth: please,no. no fmu grammys.
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thx IC !
	8:40am jeff: Yahoooo Mountain Dew! It'll tickle yer innards! (Actual slogan from 60's)

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from April 1, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Courtney Barnett	Elevator Operator	Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit	0:03:27 (Pop-up)
Clinic	Radiostory "Radiostory" by "Clinic"	Bubblegum	0:06:42 (Pop-up)
The Mekons	He Beat Up His Boyfriend	The Mekons Story	0:08:51 (Pop-up)
The United States of America	I Won't Leave My Wooden Wife for You, Sugar (previously unissued version)	The United States of America	0:11:00 (Pop-up)
Dead Cat Bounce	Adzes on the Atolls	Legends of the Nar	0:14:45 (Pop-up)

Lee Morgan	Tom Cat "Tom Cat" by "Lee Morgan"	Tom Cat	0:25:55 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra & His Arkestra	Love in Outer Space	Sunrise in a Different Dimension	0:35:24 (Pop-up)
Keith Richards	Demon "Demon" by "Keith Richards"	Main Offender	0:39:57 (Pop-up)
Zammuto	Great Equator "Great Equator" by "Zammuto"	Anchor	0:44:16 (Pop-up)

Denise LaSalle	Man Sized Job "Man Sized Job" by "Denise LaSalle"	Trapped By a Thing Called Love	0:53:30 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	One Piece at a Time "One Piece at a Time" by "Johnny Cash"	One Piece at a Time	0:55:49 (Pop-up)
Stephen Steinbrink	Sand Mandalas "Sand Mandalas" by "Stephen Steinbrink"	Arranged Waves	0:59:53 (Pop-up)
Griot Galaxy	Androgeny "Androgeny" by "Griot Galaxy"	Live at the Metro Times Music Awards, 1984	1:03:23 (Pop-up)
Modest Mouse	This Devil's Workday	Good News for People Who Love Bad News	1:12:18 (Pop-up)
Alice Cooper	Laughing At Me "Laughing At Me" by "Alice Cooper"	Easy Action	1:14:57 (Pop-up)

Mary Lorson & Saint Low	Serenade "Serenade" by "Mary Lorson & Saint Low"	Realistic	1:21:25 (Pop-up)
Jon Langford & His Sadies	Shipwreck	Mayors of the Moon	1:28:55 (Pop-up)
Leona Bass with the Lost Guitars	I Want to Marry an Egghead	NJX@NY$!: Irwin's 2003 WFMU Marathon Premium	1:32:18 (Pop-up)
Henry Burr	There's a Little Spark of Love Still Burning	The Ernie Kovacs Record Collection	1:35:27 (Pop-up)
Sally Shapiro	What Can I Do "What Can I Do" by "Sally Shapiro"	Somewhere Else	1:38:48 (Pop-up)

ORRIN KEEPNEWS (1923-2015)	a tribute set to the great jazz producer		1:48:14 (Pop-up)
Ernie Henry	Active Ingredients "Active Ingredients" by "Ernie Henry"	Presenting Ernie Henry	1:46:46 (Pop-up)
Blue Mitchell	Kinda Vague "Kinda Vague" by "Blue Mitchell"	Blue's Moods	1:52:20 (Pop-up)
Clark Terry Quartet w/Thelonious Monk	Let's Cool One	In Orbit	1:57:53 (Pop-up)

Fred Steiner	100 Yards Over The Rim	The Twilight Zone II (original TV soundtracks)	2:07:21 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen	Sisters of Mercy "Sisters of Mercy" by "Leonard Cohen"	Live in Israel, 1972	2:19:20 (Pop-up)
Emma Swift	Bittersweet "Bittersweet" by "Emma Swift"	Emma Swift	2:23:38 (Pop-up)

Barrence Whitfield & the Savages	Oscar Levant	Dig Thy Savage Soul	2:31:38 (Pop-up)
Barrence Whitfield & the Savages	For a Good Time	Let's Lose It	2:34:00 (Pop-up)
Barrence Whitfield & the Savages	Mama Get the Hammer (Fly's on Baby's Head)	Barrence Whitfield and the Savages Plus 10 More For The Pot	2:37:57 (Pop-up)
Elephant Stone	Wayward Son "Wayward Son" by "Elephant Stone"	Three Poisons	2:40:03 (Pop-up)
Juliana Hatfield Three	I Got No Idols	Become What You Are	2:43:51 (Pop-up)
Dead Cat Bounce	Belafrican "Belafrican" by "Dead Cat Bounce"	Legends of the Nar	2:46:05 (Pop-up)
Shooby Taylor, The Human Horn, with Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis and Johnny Griffin	Gigi	The Unreleased Shooby Taylor Sessions	2:53:22 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:00pm glenn: sorry, cheetos require root beer.
	3:01pm Lewis: such a wonderful in-theme...
	3:02pm G: I can't see visuals on the app :) Cheetos, huh?
	3:03pm V Priceless: Yo Irwin!
	3:03pm Sem Chumbo: Don't mind doing the Dew from time to time, but with oyster, never Cheetos.
	3:03pm glenn: and mtn dew. apparently it's too expensive to print mountain on the label.
	3:04pm glenn: malpeques?
	3:04pm Listening Out There: Note to host: Good comments during Irene's program. Her and Peter's recognition of O. Keepnews was great...
	3:04pm Polyus: I'm in a book about burning men.
	3:05pm G: They dropped the mountain years ago -- I assumed they thought it made it sound too hick for their target market
	3:05pm Uncle Michael: The Courtney Barnett album is addictive.
	👻 3:06pm chris: All your memes are belong to us!
	3:06pm berbo: I 'm burning a book about Men.
	3:07pm glenn: she really does write a good song.
	3:09pm Sem Chumbo: Yes, Glenn. Nothing compares, I think. Handy, too.
	3:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - whuh ?; Neil DeGrasse Tyson expounding on how the atoms in junk food were forged in the interior of stars? ...I can drink espresso, orange juice, Monster drink - whut have you - but tummy rejects MtnDew.
	3:10pm Lizardner Dave: Been listening to the Courtney Barnett record regularly. Great stuff.
	3:10pm glenn: oh, is today jon langford day?
	3:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - they're comparing her to young Dylan. I'd actually forgotten to do that by now !
	3:14pm coelacanth: greetings Irwin and all
	3:14pm Jack: Didn't the US of A have an all white blank album cover, before the Beatles?
	3:18pm coelacanth: i remember mountain dew tv ads with a stereotypical hillbilly yelling "Yaaaahoo, Mountain Dew!!" ...i haven't seen a mountain dew ad in a few years,but i'd guess they don't do that now.
	3:19pm glenn: dead cat bounce quotes from the pink panther theme. coincidence?
	3:20pm Claw!: Yo, Everyone - Irwin, Fish, and Friends!
	3:22pm Hoboken Jack: Howdy, neighbor.
	3:22pm coelacanth: Hey there,Bear!
	3:24pm Tony Seymour: Yo Gang.......welll here in honolulu its very early and i get to view the horses at the Big A......and listen to irwin while i think about the Hippies at Burning Man getting upset while i say they are just hippies! Burners take themselves FAR too seriously.
	3:24pm Polyus: Mekons doc is showing here next Wednesday, but I am going to miss it. Dang.
	3:25pm marc: South Mountain Reservation has been the hub of gay sexual activity for the past 45 years
	3:26pm G: Pay attention, this monologue is the only April fools you're getting here
	3:27pm Irwin: Hi, Jack, Tony, and EVERYONE else. Glad you're here. NO FOOLing round.
	3:28pm coelacanth: i forgot it's a fools day -& i'm stuck here with no humans to prank.
	3:28pm G: Just fooling trapezoid :)
	3:29pm glenn: oh, how i long for the days of yore. torontoist.com
	3:29pm V Priceless: hey coelacanth - any dogs around? They love pranks!
	👻 3:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: I imagine there's a pretty big party going on today in a certain fur-lined fallout shelter miles below the earth's crust.
	👻 3:30pm AnAnonymousParty: My endless Wed afternoon meeting is cancelled early!
	3:30pm glenn: i also long for better copy/paste skillz. torontoist.com...
	3:31pm coelacanth: Hey V! the 2 dogs here are so used to me pranking them that the only thing i could pull on them would be to NOT prank them!
	3:32pm V Priceless: haha, that's great, Fish!
	3:32pm Tommy: I'm into it
	3:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lee Morgan – trumpet Curtis Fuller – trombone Jackie McLean – alto saxophone McCoy Tyner – piano Bob Cranshaw – bass Art Blakey – drums ...because - Jazz.
	3:38pm coelacanth: of course their are neighbors, and a backhoe sitting idly on the lawn. ...and a few sticks of dynamite in the shed.
	3:40pm Ike: Re: Irwin's monologue: I hope Joe McG isn't slaughtering too many hikers and passersby with his vintage machete collection during the staff orgy of bloodshed.
	3:41pm glenn: they also serve who sit idly and wait.
	3:41pm Irwin: Joe is a closet serial killer. Oops! Guess he's just been outed.
	3:42pm Carmichael: Hey there everyone everywhere.
	3:42pm coelacanth: -but they wont slaughter more than they can eat.
	3:42pm G: Most serial killers strive to remain closeted, I understand
	3:45pm coelacanth: good article glenn. ("became perfect country gentlemen...owning 28 slaves...") Hi Carmichael
	3:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That's what differentiates WFMU: they are conscious & responsible serial killers. Of the people.
	3:48pm G: Has he ever done a set of tunes he was listening to when he polished off someone? Many serial killers have a souvenir type thing going.
	3:48pm Kevlicki: Irwin, thanks for the ambiance. I'm streaming your set while we cook down sap in the sugar shack!
	3:49pm Dean: Some closets deserve to die.
	3:49pm G: No sap so far ...
	3:55pm common: irwin...all. hello
	3:55pm V Priceless: the film credits for "Gimmie Shelter" read "Keith Richard" - I'm sure there's a back story, but I'm not up on my Stones, unless they're kidney-related.
	3:57pm Claw!: Howdy common. :)
	3:58pm V Priceless: hey common!
	3:58pm common: claw! vp! how's tricks?
	3:58pm coelacanth: most 'stones' albums say "Richards",i'm pretty sure. common!
	3:58pm Tommy: Johnny Cash is a master at these humorous / satirical songs and this one is the best
	3:59pm common: coelacanth!
	4:00pm Dean: Keith Richard (sing.) is a Rolling Stone (sing.). Keith Richards (pl.) is one of the Rolling Stones (pl.).
	4:00pm glenn: written by wayne kemp, whoever he is.
	4:01pm Webhamster Henry: Johnny is apparently narrating this over a CB radio!
	4:01pm V Priceless: Dean - makes sense
	4:02pm Dean: More Stones grammar fun: Is the word "moves" in "moves like Jagger" a verb or a noun?
	4:03pm coelacanth: that was Cotton Mouth! yeah,Dean,that's probably 'Richard's take on it...and 'Richards' take as well.
	4:05pm coelacanth: is "moves like Jagger" a song?
	4:05pm Irwin: Check out the YT vid for "Androgeny." Fun band to watch.
	4:09pm G: Supposedly "psychobilly" in the Cash song lyrics is the first recorded use of what later became a music genre term
	4:10pm Dean: It's a song, alright, but I had to search for it to figure out the performing artists, because the version I know is on a Kidz Bop release. And it's a noun. "I've got the moves like Jagger."
	4:10pm common: i just had a psycobilly freak-out last week...just admitted it to my friend.
	4:11pm coelacanth: i never thought of that,G, but that must be so.
	4:13pm Mark: Irwin, I believe "One Piece at A Time" is the name of the album, too.
	4:13pm Irwin: Good enuff for me, Mark.
	4:15pm Dean: So "One Piece at a Time" was released in 1976. Meanwhile, OED's first recorded use of the term is from a 1978 NME article: "The Cramps..have moulded for themselves a high maverick style... As I later discovered, its given name is psychotic punkabilly, or psychobilly for short." I'm guessing OED overlooked Cash, because they tend not to look to song lyrics for warrant to include new entries.
	4:15pm G: @Mark: Wiki article on One Piece says it was cash's last no 1 charting hit on country chart
	4:17pm V Priceless: Great Alice Cooper track! Woo!
	4:18pm G: You can submit antedatings to OED online, they are always happy for that. They're still adding antedatings from the 1600s, and treeware OED1 was finished in the 1930s. A lexicographer's work is never done...
	4:22pm Dean: @G: Totally cool. I read Murray's granddaughter's history of OED, "Caught in the Web of Words" back in the late '80s. I'll look into submitting the Cash (rather, Kemp) lyrics. It'd be nice to find them in print, though.
	4:25pm Listener Robert: You still trying to use up those WFMU miracle soap bars? I offered my liquid, developed as non-irritating bubble bath, in gallon jugs, but Ken said you don't have liquid soap dispensers refillable from jugs, even in the kitchen. No fragrance, though, just smells soapy.
	4:25pm coelacanth: glad to hear Mary Lorson again. the first time i saw Madder Rose i was in the thin crowd at the mercury lounge and she walked by and smiled as if she wanted to talk,but i didn't know what she looked like & i just turned away! stupid me.
	4:28pm coelacanth: (before they went on stage,that is.)
	4:28pm G: @Dean -- i don't believe they're ever going to do another print OED. It's being continuously updated as a database and online since the 00s...
	4:28pm Listener Robert: The chamomile-lavender scent aside, I think the base oil weapons fans would have their soap made from would be the rendered fat of their enemies!
	4:30pm Dean: @G: Of course. I didn't mean OED in print. I meant the Kemp lyrics as a basis for inclusion. This is one of the reasons I suspect OED traditionally hasn't relied on lyrics per se, i.e., as opposed to poetry. The latter appears in print more predictably than the former.
	4:30pm G: @Dean -- One of my undergrad profs gave that Murray book to me as a graduation gift in 79, when it was new. Olden times lol. Still a very solid book!
	4:31pm coelacanth: i need to go dig a trench. a looong trench. 'be back in a bit. Thank you Irwin
	4:32pm G: They'll take lyrics, for sure, as long as the date is documented, which it clearly is. It's got to be written, and clearly dateable, is all :) Nobody likes "undateable" haha
	4:33pm Dean: @G: I haven't read the later Winchester books. Nor, for that matter, have I read OED's own history of itself! http://public.oed.com/history-of-the-oed/
	4:35pm G: I wrote the short bio of another dictionary maker from that period, and the Murray book is just fine :)
	4:36pm V Priceless: Thought she was singing 'I wanna marry you naked'
	4:37pm Dean: @G: Do tell. What's the book? Who's the dictionary maker? Surely, there must be a word that means "dictionary maker." Oh, yeah, lexicographer.
	👻 4:38pm rrg: The Archeophone Henry Burr Anthology calls him "The Original King of Pop". Tiny Tim performed some of his songs. Can't name anyone else who did.
	4:41pm G: @Dean -- Another guy who built on Coleridge's and Trench's pre-OED spadework from the mid 1800s. For more detail, email me through the site -- G is the username, not logged in right now...
	4:42pm joeray: I miss the Ernie Kovacs version of that Henry Burr record from the soundtrack of Eugene.
	4:48pm Irwin: joeray: same recording.
	4:49pm fred: @G and Dean: thanks for reminding me to -- at last -- bookmark the OED. I'm more of a Webster guy, but I have thought I needed that second eye for ages
	4:49pm Dean: @G: I don't login at all, alas. The G doesn't stand for Gilliver, does it?
	4:51pm joeray: I meant how Kovacs manipulated it.
	4:51pm G: Nope lol, it's my first initial, and my parents were too mainstream to use Gilliver for a first name!
	4:52pm G: Dean, if you can get me an email address or similar, I'll email you
	4:53pm Dean: deancrowan@yahoo.com Thank you!
	👻 4:55pm chris: bonds are forged, human knowledge furthered, every Wednesday afternoon here at WFMU, and it is a beautiful thing to behold
	4:56pm Claw!: Amen, chris.
	5:01pm G: Dean, just emailed you...
	5:05pm Dean: Got it, thanks. Will do. Still saddened by loss of Keepnews.
	👻 5:05pm chris: that's hilarious! missed Irene last night. thank Kenzo there's archives.
	5:09pm ADM: Man those cats could swing. Gonna be the first jazz album I've downloaded in years.
	5:10pm P-90: Thanks for the Fred Steiner! (And everything else of course)
	5:17pm jan: Thanks Irwin for playing this and for the shout out and kudos! It's great!
	5:19pm Irwin: Thanks, Jan, for your longtime devoted support of the station.
	5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - relation of Max Steiner ('King Kong') ?
	5:22pm Irwin: RRN63 - unfortunately Wikipedia is closed today in observance of AFD.
	5:22pm Mark: Thank you for your Orrin Keepnews tribute--very classy. Irwin, you're the only DJ who consistently plays jazz. I like a lot of the hosts, but your show is probably the closest to a show I would do myself.
	5:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - uh - no : en.wikipedia.org...
	👻 5:23pm rrg: Hey. This is a bootleg. But that's okay.
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jazz will not hurt you. Do not be afraid. ...Okay - there are Quizzes...
	5:24pm G: Bootleg is so... ugly lol. We oldtime tapetraders say ROIO (recording of "indeterminate" origin :-) ) -- far more anodyne
	👻 5:24pm rrg: It's hard not to steal ideas from Irwin. Impossible, actually.
	5:25pm Mark: It was a good quality recording, whatever the source. I enjoyed it.
	5:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Unofficial Release'
	5:26pm Irwin: Got it from a blog, free DL. Forget where, but I think it's somewhere on the internet. Start there.
	👻 5:27pm rrg: “Excellent Sound Quality the Very Best Recording from the 1972 Tour”
	5:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Emma Swift touring w/ Robyn Hitchcock; Thx for letting me actually hear...
	5:29pm berbo: Saw Emma open for Robyn. They did some songs together. It was great.
	5:34pm berbo: What the world needs is more geniuses with humility, there are so few of us left. -- Oscar Levant
	5:34pm Guido from Cologne: Robyn Hitchcock in Cologne soon. Must see him again.
	5:35pm coelacanth: (trench 1/3 dug.) Mark you might like "destination:out" at noon on mondays.
	5:36pm Sem Chumbo: @berbo, Levant's "Autobiography of an Amnesiac" is a fun read.
	5:37pm 80's pop fan: thanks for playing Huey Lewis & The News- a great artist you never hear on WFMU for some reason
	5:38pm Sem Chumbo: Memoirs Must be losing my memory.
	5:38pm glenn: My first trip up the Saginaw River, My first time to the Canada shore, There I met Rosie O'Grady, Better known as th Winnipeg Whore. "Come right in, I'm glad to see you, Slap your ass across my knee, And we'll have some fun together, Dollar and a half will be my fee." Some were dancin', some were prancin', Some lay drunk on the barroom floor, But there I was in the northeast corner, Screwin' the hell out of the Winnipeg Whore. Then, in there walked some sons 'a' bitches, Must have been a score or more, Oughta seen me shit my britches, Slidin' my ass out the whorehouse door. - Oscar Brand
	5:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ha 80s ! ...did cross my mind - on the other hand, Barrence & the Savages sound like they're from N'Orleans - & I can think of no higher praise for R&B...
	5:40pm coelacanth: ...for some reason.
	5:47pm Hoboken Jack: Sad to see the Whitfield/Sonics tix for Asbury Lanes are being sold through Ticketmaster: $27.50 ticket (already very high for the Lanes) ends up at $41.50. Yikes.
	5:52pm coelacanth: ticketmonster could justify its existence if they gave an enjoyment guarantee + drinks & snacks.
	5:52pm JakeGould: Am I late?
	5:54pm dale: oh shooby, is there no emotion you can't convey?
	5:54pm Webhamster Henry: Shooby - not produced by Orrin Keepnews.
	5:55pm Listening Out There: How many Grammies did Shooby Taylor win?
	5:55pm Sem Chumbo: diddley.
	5:56pm Tony Seymour: well TWILIGHT ZONE made my week. holy music to my ears......& GO Shooby!
	5:57pm dale: fmu should host their own grammys. THAT would be great.
	5:58pm common: scattin' up a storm!
	5:58pm Andrew Waterloo: Dammit, i left my giant stage hook at home.
	👻 5:58pm rrg: They have a space where they could do that now. And no one could stop them.
	5:58pm Andrew Waterloo: and... my Gong!
	5:59pm coelacanth: please,no. no fmu grammys.
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thx IC !
	8:40am jeff: Yahoooo Mountain Dew! It'll tickle yer innards! (Actual slogan from 60's)

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from April 1, 2015

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