WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from October 13, 2015

Listener comments!
	9:15pm melinda: Greetings!
	9:22pm Irene Trudel: Greetings melinda! Are we the only ones here? Everyone must be off watching the Mets/Dodgers game.
	9:24pm melinda: Maybe that's it. I don't follow baseball, so here I am!
	9:25pm melinda: I think the Democratic debates are tonight.
	9:27pm Andrew: No, you're not the only ones here. Irene, after your praise for Lisa Fischer's performance at the jazz festival, I looked to see if she was performing locally, and we saw her last Sunday. We had seen her in her role a backup singer with the Stones a few times in the '90's and were impressed. But hunting around for her work didn't deliver much. I concluded she needed a songwriter. Her performance Sunday was way more than I expected. I've never seen anything like her vocal gymnastics with the two microphones. She drew standing ovations for two of the songs in the middle of the performance as well as the usual one at the end. Nice personality too (kawaii).
	9:28pm Cooh John: I am so sorry I missed Paul McCartney performing tonight. Glad I'm listening to Irene though.
	9:34pm herb.nyc: Me: "here" Natalie Lewinsky: "meow". Did Wondermints support Arthur Lee?
	9:43pm Irene Trudel: Hi Andrew, Cooh John and herb.nyc! Andrew, glad you were able to see Lisa Fisher. I'm hoping she has a great album in the works. herb, I don't think Wondermints supported Arthur Lee.
	9:47pm herb.nyc: It just hit me (ouch), it's Baby Lemonade who backed ARthur Lee. ---Chris M / Brian had an Australian band earlier. Is Australia taking over wfmu?
	9:49pm Irene Trudel: Ah, that's right herb. I was just trying to look it up. Great show at NYC's Town Hall, by the way.
	10:03pm melinda: I always wondered about the large hole. Interesting story.
	10:08pm herb.nyc: (Kinda related about the old days, but not really. I was taping a record on my stereo, 1980, in college. Our r.a. came into room & started talking, realized what we were doing, and said "sorry, I didn't know you were taping the music". Cute)
	10:10pm herb.nyc: Were you referring to Arthur Lee / Zombies Show at town hall, Irene? I saw it, lovely!
	10:14pm herb.nyc: In interview in Big Takeover mag yeeears ago, Colin Blunstone flew to USA to do shows. And resolved to go home & quit music (& sell insurance, I think) if the tour didn't work out. But it did. (I hope I'm remembering this right)
	10:19pm JakeGould: Elevnthsies! Been listening while working. Lovely show. And awesome Fellini pic! =^..^=
	10:21pm Irene Trudel: Hi Jake! I feel like there are a few more lurkers like you out there. Fellini obliged with this pose a couple of days ago and I had to use it!
	10:24pm melinda: Enjoying the live performance.
	10:27pm Van in DC: Hour wait for Uber in DC in case anyone is wondering. Sigh. Hi.
	10:30pm JakeGould: Petra Haden sings the Who live… www.youtube.com...
	10:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, folks. Lurky McLurk-lurk here. Thanks for having Ben on tonight's show.
	10:45pm Van in DC: Wait. What? Paul McCartney performing tonight? What was that all about? THE Paul McCartney? on FMU...? Did I miss something?
	10:46pm Van in DC: Holy cow I was thinking LINDA PERHACS on this song... wow.
	10:52pm SimonSchtick: Hi Irene
	10:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Paul is playing in Ohio tonight, cooh john's town. www.songkick.com... Not on WFMU.
	10:56pm Van in DC: Ah. Okay thanks Ken
	10:56pm Irene Trudel: Hi Ken, Van and Simon! Van, Paulie is playing in Columbus, OH tonight. Someone must have been making a joke about Dave Depper's recreation of the Ram album.
	11:04pm Van in DC: Well, bad news for the Mets tonight, sorry Irene. My Texas Rangers are in the same boat at 2-2.
	11:05pm Van in DC: (and sorry Sean)
	11:12pm Irene Trudel: (Sad baseball face here)
	11:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Vegas political show over for the night...
	11:32pm SimonSchtick: UK here, just found this station tonight, I have to say I'm very impressed by your show and I don't say that lightly. Funnily enough I was also watching the baseball whilst listening. Keep up the good work.
	11:33pm JakeGould: So sad… Met fever hasn’t really hit NYC that hard… But seeing the handful of Mets fans in some deep Brooklyn neighborhoods “jazzing up” their lawns/cars with a few humble Met items seemed so nice and genuine. Hope everyone deals with it.
	11:34pm Van in DC: you found the best of FMU Simon.
	11:36pm JakeGould: @SimonSchtick: WFMU is filled with good stuff. And even stuff you will hate. But we all agree on one thing: Dodgers beating the Mets is a sad thing.
	11:36pm Listener Robert: I wonder if that memory phenomenon was operating in the case of someone Irwin had a recording of who was mentally deficient somehow but when he got started would belt out orally an uninterrupted string of every song he knew, which could take, like, forever. Like when a mockingbird at night starts one of those hour-long performances of everything they've learned. Irwin called it "Downloading the Repertoir" or something close to that title.
	11:37pm JakeGould: @SimonSchtick: Also, you are in the UK and watching American baseball? Kudos!
	11:37pm JakeGould: @ListenerRobert: Might be muscle memory since vocalization is a muscle-based task.
	11:38pm Listener Robert: Well, sure, in a general sense, but the areas of the brain involved in vocaliz'n are distinct from those involved in other muscle movements, even of some of the same body parts.
	11:39pm Van in DC: Sean in UK is by far, and I mean by FAR, the biggest baseball fan I have ever known of. Anywhere.
	11:40pm SimonSchtick: Been a baseball nut since 1986 when i hoped the red sox would beat the mets, but times change and I'd rather the Mets won this series. I took in a few games in Dodger Stadium in June, of which they lost all, to the Cardinals. The Dodgers are always beatable, but Greinke will need to be a little off. I'm a Giants fan so i'll certainly be cheering the Mets.
	11:42pm JakeGould: @SimonSchtick: The 1986 Mets were amazing. That was my first year in college and I went to the ticker tape parade in NYC. Also, the funniest movement—it’s dark but funny—in the “Bad Lieutenant” to me is when Harvey Keitel’s character hears the Mets wining and shoots out his car radio in front of Port Authority.
	11:44pm Van in DC: Thanks Luiz
	11:45pm SimonSchtick: Harvey Keitel is currently acting in Home Insurance ads, in his Pulp Fiction character, on UK tv.
	11:47pm JakeGould: @SimonSchtick: Hey, money is money…
	11:48pm SimonSchtick: Anyway, the Mets are doomed either way. We all know who wins the 2015 World Series according to Biff's almanac.
	11:49pm Van in DC: yep
	11:50pm Van in DC: we're fixin' ta find out how that works out....
	11:56pm Van in DC: Only caught part of the show. Thanks Irene as always.
	11:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lovely tracks.
	11:58pm Irene Trudel: Just catching up. Welcome Simon! Hope you'll keep coming back. Hi to Jake, Rev. Rabbit and Robert too. Catch you all next week!
	11:59pm JakeGould: Goodnight Irene!
	12:00am SimonSchtick: Goodnight Irene, I'll see you in my dreams
	12:01am Ken From Hyde Park: Yawn...getting tired. Have a good week, Irene.
	12:08am Van in DC: by the way, perfect background color for both Fall and Halloween coming up. Nice.
	🥁 1:52am Sean in Bristol UK: Hi Irene, Overslept after another marathon night watching most of last night's game so missed the last half hour of the show, catching up on archive right now. Thanks, Van, for the mention about my passion. Going to be another late night Thursday/Friday morning!
	🥁 2:13am Sean in Bristol UK: Great show, Irene and fab sets from Lius and Ben
	11:24am Van in DC: Oooh! Pics! Nice!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from October 13, 2015

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October 13, 2015: Singing our hearts out, with live performances by Ben Mason and Luiz Murá

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Approx. start time
The Decemberists	The Gymnast, High Above the Ground	Her Majesty the Decemberists	Kill Rock Stars		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Laura Gibson	Time is Not "Time is Not" by "Laura Gibson"	La Grande	Barsuk Records		0:06:39 (Pop-up)
Greta Gertler (The Universal Thump)	Snowbird	The Universal Thump			0:11:22 (Pop-up)
Death Vessel	Loom "Loom" by "Death Vessel"	Island Intervals	Sub Pop		0:16:38 (Pop-up)
Dave Depper	Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey	The Ram Project			0:21:15 (Pop-up)
Wondermints	Tracy Hide "Tracy Hide" by "Wondermints"	Wondermints	Big Deal		0:26:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Loren Mazzacane Connors	Airs 4-8 "Airs 4-8" by "Loren Mazzacane Connors"	Airs	Road Cone		0:30:36 (Pop-up)
Live performance and chat with Ben Mason
Melbourne Singer/songwriter Ben Mason may not be well known in the US, but he's gained fans among Portland's finest musicians including members of Death Cab For Cutie, Bright Eyes, The Decemberists and The Delines, who helped him record his third album, "She'd Need a Heart." Mason describes his latest album as, "Exploring themes of unrequited love, loneliness and gardening,(the album) combines classic 60s orchestral pop, psychedelic ambient folk lullabies, and atmospheric weather jams into a cohesive collection of songs telling the story of a man and his scarecrow." Ben's songs have a sweetness about them, sung with a simple tenor, often punctuated by complementary strings. While here on a short visit, Ben Mason played a few tunes for Irene's show.
Ben Mason	Help the Best Things Grow	She'd Need a Heart	MGM	CD	0:36:54 (Pop-up)
Ben Mason	Avoiding a Fight "Avoiding a Fight" by "Ben Mason"				0:44:13 (Pop-up)
Ben Mason	Birds On the Wire "Birds On the Wire" by "Ben Mason"	She'd Need a Heart	MGM	CD	0:53:24 (Pop-up)
""
Ben Mason	Esmerelda "Esmerelda" by "Ben Mason"				0:57:48 (Pop-up)
Ben Mason	Beachwood Park (Zombies song)				1:11:57 (Pop-up)
Ben Mason	I'd Bring You Sunshine "I'd Bring You Sunshine" by "Ben Mason"				1:22:44 (Pop-up)
Ben Mason	As the Music Fades "As the Music Fades" by "Ben Mason"	She'd Need a Heart	MGM		1:31:20 (Pop-up)
""
Music behind DJ: Loren Mazzacane Connors	Airs 4-8 "Airs 4-8" by "Loren Mazzacane Connors"	Airs	Road Cone		1:38:10 (Pop-up)
Zombies	A Rose for Emily "A Rose for Emily" by "Zombies"				1:42:28 (Pop-up)
Petra Haden	Sunrise "Sunrise" by "Petra Haden"	Petra Haden Sings: The Who Sell Out	Bar None		1:44:46 (Pop-up)
Carcrashlander (Cory Grey)	A Plan to Tell the Future	A Plan to Tell the Future	(Bandcamp download)		1:48:17 (Pop-up)
Sean Flinn & The Royal We	Riverbed	The Lost Weekend	(Bandcamp download)		1:51:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Loren Mazzacane Connors	Airs 4-8 "Airs 4-8" by "Loren Mazzacane Connors"	Airs	Road Cone		1:56:51 (Pop-up)
Live performance and chat with Luiz Murá
A last minute booking brought Brazilian singer/songwriter/guitarist Luiz Murá in to play a few tunes. Coming from a Japanese, Portuguese and Italian family, mixture a large part of Murá's personality and music. In 2012 Luiz collaborated with the Swedish ensemble, Unit, on a world music/jazz fusion collaboration. His most recent album, "En Barcelona," finds Luiz in more of a samba vein from his (now) home base of Barcelona. Luiz Murá played live late in Irene's show.
Luiz Murá	Horas "Horas" by "Luiz Murá"				2:01:39 (Pop-up)
Luiz Murá	Lights and Bikes "Lights and Bikes" by "Luiz Murá"				2:12:03 (Pop-up)
Luiz Murá	Marchinha "Marchinha" by "Luiz Murá"				2:19:47 (Pop-up)
""
Luiz Murá	Saudade fez meu samba "Saudade fez meu samba" by "Luiz Murá"	En Barcelona	(Luiz Murá)		2:25:36 (Pop-up)
Luiz Murá	Avôa "Avôa" by "Luiz Murá"				2:33:06 (Pop-up)
Luiz Murá	Broken Bottles "Broken Bottles" by "Luiz Murá"				2:39:27 (Pop-up)
""

Luiz Murá	Liz "Liz" by "Luiz Murá"	En Barcelona	(Luiz Murá)		2:44:50 (Pop-up)
Julia Kent	Flag of No Country "Flag of No Country" by "Julia Kent"	Asperities	The Leaf Label		2:48:36 (Pop-up)
Noa Babayof	False True Lover "False True Lover" by "Noa Babayof"	Blue Bound	(Noa Babyof)		2:53:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Loren Mazzacane Connors	Airs 4-8 "Airs 4-8" by "Loren Mazzacane Connors"	Airs	Road Cone		2:58:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:15pm melinda: Greetings!
	9:22pm Irene Trudel: Greetings melinda! Are we the only ones here? Everyone must be off watching the Mets/Dodgers game.
	9:24pm melinda: Maybe that's it. I don't follow baseball, so here I am!
	9:25pm melinda: I think the Democratic debates are tonight.
	9:27pm Andrew: No, you're not the only ones here. Irene, after your praise for Lisa Fischer's performance at the jazz festival, I looked to see if she was performing locally, and we saw her last Sunday. We had seen her in her role a backup singer with the Stones a few times in the '90's and were impressed. But hunting around for her work didn't deliver much. I concluded she needed a songwriter. Her performance Sunday was way more than I expected. I've never seen anything like her vocal gymnastics with the two microphones. She drew standing ovations for two of the songs in the middle of the performance as well as the usual one at the end. Nice personality too (kawaii).
	9:28pm Cooh John: I am so sorry I missed Paul McCartney performing tonight. Glad I'm listening to Irene though.
	9:34pm herb.nyc: Me: "here" Natalie Lewinsky: "meow". Did Wondermints support Arthur Lee?
	9:43pm Irene Trudel: Hi Andrew, Cooh John and herb.nyc! Andrew, glad you were able to see Lisa Fisher. I'm hoping she has a great album in the works. herb, I don't think Wondermints supported Arthur Lee.
	9:47pm herb.nyc: It just hit me (ouch), it's Baby Lemonade who backed ARthur Lee. ---Chris M / Brian had an Australian band earlier. Is Australia taking over wfmu?
	9:49pm Irene Trudel: Ah, that's right herb. I was just trying to look it up. Great show at NYC's Town Hall, by the way.
	10:03pm melinda: I always wondered about the large hole. Interesting story.
	10:08pm herb.nyc: (Kinda related about the old days, but not really. I was taping a record on my stereo, 1980, in college. Our r.a. came into room & started talking, realized what we were doing, and said "sorry, I didn't know you were taping the music". Cute)
	10:10pm herb.nyc: Were you referring to Arthur Lee / Zombies Show at town hall, Irene? I saw it, lovely!
	10:14pm herb.nyc: In interview in Big Takeover mag yeeears ago, Colin Blunstone flew to USA to do shows. And resolved to go home & quit music (& sell insurance, I think) if the tour didn't work out. But it did. (I hope I'm remembering this right)
	10:19pm JakeGould: Elevnthsies! Been listening while working. Lovely show. And awesome Fellini pic! =^..^=
	10:21pm Irene Trudel: Hi Jake! I feel like there are a few more lurkers like you out there. Fellini obliged with this pose a couple of days ago and I had to use it!
	10:24pm melinda: Enjoying the live performance.
	10:27pm Van in DC: Hour wait for Uber in DC in case anyone is wondering. Sigh. Hi.
	10:30pm JakeGould: Petra Haden sings the Who live… www.youtube.com...
	10:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, folks. Lurky McLurk-lurk here. Thanks for having Ben on tonight's show.
	10:45pm Van in DC: Wait. What? Paul McCartney performing tonight? What was that all about? THE Paul McCartney? on FMU...? Did I miss something?
	10:46pm Van in DC: Holy cow I was thinking LINDA PERHACS on this song... wow.
	10:52pm SimonSchtick: Hi Irene
	10:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Paul is playing in Ohio tonight, cooh john's town. www.songkick.com... Not on WFMU.
	10:56pm Van in DC: Ah. Okay thanks Ken
	10:56pm Irene Trudel: Hi Ken, Van and Simon! Van, Paulie is playing in Columbus, OH tonight. Someone must have been making a joke about Dave Depper's recreation of the Ram album.
	11:04pm Van in DC: Well, bad news for the Mets tonight, sorry Irene. My Texas Rangers are in the same boat at 2-2.
	11:05pm Van in DC: (and sorry Sean)
	11:12pm Irene Trudel: (Sad baseball face here)
	11:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Vegas political show over for the night...
	11:32pm SimonSchtick: UK here, just found this station tonight, I have to say I'm very impressed by your show and I don't say that lightly. Funnily enough I was also watching the baseball whilst listening. Keep up the good work.
	11:33pm JakeGould: So sad… Met fever hasn’t really hit NYC that hard… But seeing the handful of Mets fans in some deep Brooklyn neighborhoods “jazzing up” their lawns/cars with a few humble Met items seemed so nice and genuine. Hope everyone deals with it.
	11:34pm Van in DC: you found the best of FMU Simon.
	11:36pm JakeGould: @SimonSchtick: WFMU is filled with good stuff. And even stuff you will hate. But we all agree on one thing: Dodgers beating the Mets is a sad thing.
	11:36pm Listener Robert: I wonder if that memory phenomenon was operating in the case of someone Irwin had a recording of who was mentally deficient somehow but when he got started would belt out orally an uninterrupted string of every song he knew, which could take, like, forever. Like when a mockingbird at night starts one of those hour-long performances of everything they've learned. Irwin called it "Downloading the Repertoir" or something close to that title.
	11:37pm JakeGould: @SimonSchtick: Also, you are in the UK and watching American baseball? Kudos!
	11:37pm JakeGould: @ListenerRobert: Might be muscle memory since vocalization is a muscle-based task.
	11:38pm Listener Robert: Well, sure, in a general sense, but the areas of the brain involved in vocaliz'n are distinct from those involved in other muscle movements, even of some of the same body parts.
	11:39pm Van in DC: Sean in UK is by far, and I mean by FAR, the biggest baseball fan I have ever known of. Anywhere.
	11:40pm SimonSchtick: Been a baseball nut since 1986 when i hoped the red sox would beat the mets, but times change and I'd rather the Mets won this series. I took in a few games in Dodger Stadium in June, of which they lost all, to the Cardinals. The Dodgers are always beatable, but Greinke will need to be a little off. I'm a Giants fan so i'll certainly be cheering the Mets.
	11:42pm JakeGould: @SimonSchtick: The 1986 Mets were amazing. That was my first year in college and I went to the ticker tape parade in NYC. Also, the funniest movement—it’s dark but funny—in the “Bad Lieutenant” to me is when Harvey Keitel’s character hears the Mets wining and shoots out his car radio in front of Port Authority.
	11:44pm Van in DC: Thanks Luiz
	11:45pm SimonSchtick: Harvey Keitel is currently acting in Home Insurance ads, in his Pulp Fiction character, on UK tv.
	11:47pm JakeGould: @SimonSchtick: Hey, money is money…
	11:48pm SimonSchtick: Anyway, the Mets are doomed either way. We all know who wins the 2015 World Series according to Biff's almanac.
	11:49pm Van in DC: yep
	11:50pm Van in DC: we're fixin' ta find out how that works out....
	11:56pm Van in DC: Only caught part of the show. Thanks Irene as always.
	11:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lovely tracks.
	11:58pm Irene Trudel: Just catching up. Welcome Simon! Hope you'll keep coming back. Hi to Jake, Rev. Rabbit and Robert too. Catch you all next week!
	11:59pm JakeGould: Goodnight Irene!
	12:00am SimonSchtick: Goodnight Irene, I'll see you in my dreams
	12:01am Ken From Hyde Park: Yawn...getting tired. Have a good week, Irene.
	12:08am Van in DC: by the way, perfect background color for both Fall and Halloween coming up. Nice.
	🥁 1:52am Sean in Bristol UK: Hi Irene, Overslept after another marathon night watching most of last night's game so missed the last half hour of the show, catching up on archive right now. Thanks, Van, for the mention about my passion. Going to be another late night Thursday/Friday morning!
	🥁 2:13am Sean in Bristol UK: Great show, Irene and fab sets from Lius and Ben
	11:24am Van in DC: Oooh! Pics! Nice!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from October 13, 2015

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