WFMU: Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from February 13, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:06am rich: good morning all, visual for this eve: www.bridgetcollins.com
	12:10am common: very nice
	12:32am P-90: Is that Noel (Girl from UNCLE) Harrison? Then again, how many singing, acting Noel Harrisons could there be? Hi Rich.
	12:34am rich: hi common and p-90. yes that is the same noel harrison.
	12:39am don: so yes dude thank you
	12:45am rw: Hello! Enjoying the Carcass. What's Roku?
	12:57am JakeGould: Roku is a streaming Internet video thing. I’m surprised you don’t have one, citizen.
	1:00am WaveyDavey: rw: a visual delusion with a dash of propaganda. But don't you agree the reigning DJ cancels out that equation. Roku? Wazzat!
	1:02am JakeGould: Still, it’s odd he doesn’t have one. All respectful members of the republic have one.
	1:04am rw: Jake and Wavey, that's what I thought. Seems one needs a special player. Not interested. We've got the Carcass and that's good enough for me. Please don't let on I said anything....
	1:07am JakeGould: Trailer Park! Was just watching the trailer for the 1981 “Pennies from Heaven.”
	1:07am P-90: These A/V sets are cool.
	1:16am WaveyDavey: Happy Valentines to all us misunderstood lovables.
	1:17am JakeGould: Only now did I realize there was a Valentine’s day theme.
	1:27am WaveyDavey: I don't use double negatives but in response to your last comment going to use a double positive. "Yeah right"!
	1:50am JakeGould: Four sensual people. Four sensual people. Four sensual people. Four sensual people. Four sensual people. Four sensual people. Four sensual people.
	1:53am rich: i love a spontaneous zippy moment
	1:53am Lyle: I remember a Valentine's Day gig I played with 101 Strings in Champagne, Illinois (might have been DeKalb? So long ago). This was back in the mid-60's. It's funny. People bought those 101 Strings records, and I don't think they thought there was really an orchestra that went on the road and played those songs, but there was! I was in the bone section. 4th bone. My usual position. Did we have 101 strings? No, of course not. What we had was a young keyboard player named Emmert Emerson, who had what must have been one of the very first string simulators. It was a Wurlitzer I think ... no, that's not right. It was a Kimball. A String-A-Ma-Gig. That's what they called it. A prototype. I don't thing it ever did go into production. It was too bulky and heavy, but it did sound nice. Folks loved the sound of it. We played all of the favorites of the day with it, and the lush sounds it was able to produce allowed us to re-create the beautiful tonalities of those 101 Strings records that are still collected by kids today! Emmert's son later started a band that enjoyed a good deal of success. They were ... Emerson, Lake and Powell. You might remember, Touch and Go? Great song. All of this was a long time ago.
	1:55am common: wow, lyle!
	1:57am JakeGould: “Is this first Lutheran? No, it’s Third Methodist.”
	1:58am coelacanth: hello rich and dirigibles
	2:01am WaveyDavey: I've never felt so melodically awkward thank you for the music
	2:05am coelacanth: Lyle- emerson,lake and powell were not very successful; and keith emerson's father's name was not emmert. ...just trying to help!
	2:08am Lyle: Terrific show, Rich. It's a little late for a man my age. I'm afraid I have to go to bed. Remind me next time to tell you the story of the time I auditioned for The Mexicali Trombones. I won't give it away, but it involves an insane arm-wrestling match between Julius Wechter and, of all people, Lyle Waggoner! @Coelocanth - I'm getting on in years. Once in a while a name or date escapes me, or I am fuzzy with a detail or two. I count on your kindness to understand.
	2:08am common: unholy rollers hey coelacanth. sorry im tired and aint been here in a while good to see you see
	2:10am coelacanth: hey common! good to see you see too!
	2:11am common: i seem to have dropped my brain on the path back a-ways somewhere in the dirt and pine needles
	2:12am Lyle: Wait! See, right there, I made an error of memory. It was not Lyle Waggoner at all. It was Porter Wagoner!
	2:12am coelacanth: oh,noooo. i hope that's not what my pooch was munching on just before!
	2:14am common: probably was, coelacanth. that's gonna sting a bit in the morn. plus the clean-up!
	👻 2:14am Ken From Hyde Park: Emerson, Lake & Palmer came first and were more well known. Emerson, Lake & Powell (Cozy Powell, RIP) came later when Carl Palmer was unavailable due to his being in the band Asia.
	2:16am Lyle: Carl was Arnold's boy, as I recall.
	2:17am rich: which is a terrible excuse for being unavailable
	2:20am common: it was a heat of the moment decision rich. god, so sorry for that. had to
	2:24am Lyle: Asia. They must have been so embarrassed. They prided themselves publically on being the only band which was ever named after a continent. Of course, Europe beat them to it, and they scored the monster hit "The Final Countdown". Funny that, years before, America's Dewey Bunnell briefly moved to Ecuador and started a spinoff band named South America, which was actually the first band named after a continent. Now some will say Europe came out after Asia, but the truth is, the song "The Final Countdown" and the whole concept of the Europe combo, was formulated years before by, you guessed it, not Amerigo Vespuce, but Don McLean, of American Cake fame (the ORIGINAL song title, but that's another story!). This is why I love music and it is why I must go to bed. You young people enjoy.
	2:25am common: sorry, i didn't mean to click on your name either, rich. last beer and...exit.
	2:28am coelacanth: "bye bye, miss american cake"... i wonder how many times he sang that before he realised...'seems obvious now.
	2:29am Lyle: Bye bye Miss American Cake, drove my Chevy directly into the lake, was the original lyric.
	2:30am Lyle: It was actually Livingston Taylor that suggested the "pie" change.
	2:33am Lyle: OK, my Sominex™ is finally working. Good night all.
	2:33am coelacanth: are you trying to lead me down one of those,uh, pie-holes, as the expression goes?
	👻 2:33am Ken From Hyde Park: @Lyle - If you have the opportunity, you should call in to Seven Second Delay (Wednesdays at 6PM ET) and talk with Andy Breckman about Don McLean.
	2:36am Lyle: Funny you should mention that, Coelacanth. John Fogerty once relayed to me (at a Sambo's in Valdosta) that Born on the Bayou was originally titled Born in the Pie-Hole. Can barely keep my eyes open. Andy Breckman. He invented the Mounds™ bar.
	2:39am coelacanth: these are the good old days.
	2:41am rich: and those are the day old goods
	2:41am Lyle: Carla Simon, Paul's girl. She wrote that "These are the Good Old Days" lyric. She was channeling Peg Lee and Melanie, who I once separated in a IHOP parking lot in Pembina, North Dakota, when the two were at great odds - their conflicting career arcs and astrological charts indicating that they should not have met at all. What a world!
	2:47am JakeGould: Who are you Lyle?
	2:47am coelacanth: i thought Joe Simon was Paul's girl...
	2:48am JakeGould: The TV show “Simon and Simon” was named after Paul Simon and the Parker Brothers electronic game, “Simon.”
	2:53am rich: good night all, thanks for playing and have a great week
	2:53am coelacanth: but, wasn't that game named after Neil Simon, the playwright?
	2:54am coelacanth: Thanks rich!
	2:55am neil: ...did i miss paint your wagon? lee marvin has such a great voice!
	2:57am coelacanth: anyway, that reminds me to pull out my old Peg-leg Lee albums.
	2:57am JakeGould: @coelacanth: Yes! The game was a digital representation of the plot of Neil Simon’s “California Suite.” @rich: Thanks!
	3:00am coelacanth: i think being a ground groundhog might be the worst thing ever.
	3:01am JakeGould: I prefer wind groundhogs and fire groundhogs.

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from February 13, 2016

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February 13, 2016: Segues of Love

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Luciano Cilio	Della Conoscenza - Original Version, previously unreleased	Dell'Universo Assente	Die Schachtel	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Darius Milhaud (Composer)/Boaz Sharon (Piano)	Saudades do Brazil: I. Sorocabo	Les Charmes de la vie	Unicorn-Kanchana	0:08:17 (Pop-up)
Loretta Lynn	Little Red Shoes "Little Red Shoes" by "Loretta Lynn"	Van Lear Rose	Interscope	0:09:54 (Pop-up)
Lee Hazlewood	Mannford, Oklahoma "Mannford, Oklahoma" by "Lee Hazlewood"	Something Special	Light In The Attic	0:13:30 (Pop-up)
Steve Nieve	The Birds Will Still Be Singing	Costello: A Collection of Unfaithful Music	Mojo	0:15:40 (Pop-up)
Ry Cooder	John Lee Hooker for President	Pull up Some Dust and Sit Down	Nonesuch	0:20:12 (Pop-up)
Bernd Witthuser	Welcher Wechsel Doch im Leben	Lieder Von Vampiren, Nonnen und Toten	Ohr	0:26:05 (Pop-up)
Noel Harrison	Tomorrow Is My Turn	Noel Harrison	Rev-Ola	0:28:59 (Pop-up)
Chris Bell	Speed Of Sound "Speed Of Sound" by "Chris Bell"	I Am The Cosmos	Rhino Handmade	0:32:13 (Pop-up)
Mary Lou Williams	The Devil "The Devil" by "Mary Lou Williams"	Black Christ of the Andes	Smithsonian Folkways	0:37:20 (Pop-up)
Kan Mikami	Auspicious Clouds "Auspicious Clouds" by "Kan Mikami"	1979	PSF Records	0:41:21 (Pop-up)
Lilys	And One (On One) "And One (On One)" by "Lilys"	The 3 Way	Sire	0:45:07 (Pop-up)
The Concretes	Warm Night "Warm Night" by "The Concretes"	The Concretes	Astralwerks	0:49:05 (Pop-up)

Josef Van Wissem (music), Jim Jarmusch (director)	Only Lovers Left Alive	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycOKvWrwYFo	Hanway Films	1:00:27 (Pop-up)
Angelo Badalementi (music), David Lynch (director)	Wild At Heart	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCQwumNQL9E	The Samuel Goldwyn Company	1:02:34 (Pop-up)
Gustavo Santaolalla (music), Ang Lee (director)	Brokeback Mountain	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xuugq7fito	Focus Features	1:04:06 (Pop-up)
Georges Delerue (music), Jean-Luc Godard (director)	Contempt;	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IT7P7ijpAPY	Les Films Concordia	1:06:17 (Pop-up)
James Newton Howard (music), Robert Mulligan (director)	The Man In The Moon	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IDp7nWwnzE	MGM	1:08:47 (Pop-up)
Richard Robbins (music), James Ivory (director)	A Room With A View	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFIPjRFuaHA	Merchant-Ivory Productions	1:11:40 (Pop-up)
Wojciech Kilar (music), Jane Campion (director)	The Portrait Of A Lady	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9brMfU0OGU	Gramercy Pictures	1:13:59 (Pop-up)
Stephen Warbeck (music), John Madden (director)	Shakespeare In Love	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gk1rTKB6ZF8	Miramax Films	1:16:17 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Richman (music), Peter Farrelly, Robert Farrelly (directors)	There’s Something About Mary	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGjXwDYpOLE	20th Century Fox	1:18:19 (Pop-up)
Hans Zimmer (music), Tony Scott (director)	True Romance	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wNYNDzKpuQ	Warner Bros.	1:20:33 (Pop-up)
Michael Small (music), Alan J. Pakula (director)	Rollover	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDpsFPM2NF4	Orion Pictures	1:22:38 (Pop-up)
Alex North (music), Mike Nichols (director)	Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DW2Loh5a3JI	Warner Bros.	1:24:51 (Pop-up)
Frank De Vol (music), Norman Jewison (director)	The Thrill Of It All	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOOlZPnbqqQ	Universal Pictures	1:26:58 (Pop-up)
Walter Scharf (music), Jerry Lewis (director)	The Ladies Man	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gk1rTKB6ZF8	Paramount Pictures	1:30:01 (Pop-up)
Cyril J. Mockridge, Alfred Newman (music), Joshua Logan (director)	Bus Stop	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAcCRys0bTQ	20th Century Fox	1:32:44 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley, Joseph J. Lilley (music), Norman Taurog (director)	G.I. Blues	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUGcSyMlB3U	Paramount Pictures	1:35:05 (Pop-up)
Dean Martin, Andre Previn (music); Billy Wilder (director)	Kiss Me, Stupid	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6B0UT8jgXc4	United Artists	1:37:44 (Pop-up)
Cole Porter, Miklos Rozsa (music), George Cukor (director)	Adam’s Rib	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6hhK31bD54	MGM	1:40:19 (Pop-up)
Judy Garland, Ray Heindorf (music), George Cukor (director)	A Star Is Born	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABGd0iiRXKU	Warner Bros.	1:43:23 (Pop-up)
Georges Delerue (music), Ken Russell (director)	Women In Love	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUTWPehgW9M	United Artists	1:47:13 (Pop-up)
John Addison (music), Tony Richardson (director)	Tom Jones	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbH96NJ_VIQ	United Artists	1:50:57 (Pop-up)
Jerry Goldsmith (music), Arthur Hiller (director)	The Lonely Guy	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FC8gFf1WlYw	Universal	1:53:41 (Pop-up)
Woody Allen	Stardust Memories "Stardust Memories" by "Woody Allen"	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vYsjumID84	United Artists	1:55:46 (Pop-up)

Faust	Four Plus Seven Means Eleven	Ravvivando	Klangbad	2:06:18 (Pop-up)
Tuxedomoon & Cult with No Name	The Slow Club	Blue Velvet Revisited	Crammed Discs	2:13:09 (Pop-up)
Black Forest/Black Sea	Fish No Fish	Forcefields And Constellations	Bluesanct	2:18:13 (Pop-up)
Andrew Liles / Groundhogs	Split: 6	Split/Up	Dirter Promotions	2:23:07 (Pop-up)
Greenpot Bluepot	Track 2 "Track 2" by "Greenpot Bluepot"	Warraw	No Label	2:32:22 (Pop-up)
Pahat & Kurban	Uxxak "Uxxak" by "Pahat & Kurban"	Uyghur & Kazakh Music From Northwest Xinjiang	Sublime Frequencies	2:36:54 (Pop-up)
The Mahori Orchestra	Trorpean Piey	The Music of Cambodia Vol. 2: Royal Court Music	Celestial Harmonies	2:44:17 (Pop-up)
Enoch Light	Speak Low "Speak Low" by "Enoch Light"	Provocative Percussion	Varese Sarabande	2:47:52 (Pop-up)
Dee Dee Sharp	Deep Dark Secret "Deep Dark Secret" by "Dee Dee Sharp"	Saint Etienne Present Songs for the Carnegie Deli	Ace	2:50:42 (Pop-up)
Flamingo	Zlom vaz "Zlom vaz" by "Flamingo"	Czech Up! Volume 1: Chain of Fools	Vampisoul	2:53:30 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:06am rich: good morning all, visual for this eve: www.bridgetcollins.com
	12:10am common: very nice
	12:32am P-90: Is that Noel (Girl from UNCLE) Harrison? Then again, how many singing, acting Noel Harrisons could there be? Hi Rich.
	12:34am rich: hi common and p-90. yes that is the same noel harrison.
	12:39am don: so yes dude thank you
	12:45am rw: Hello! Enjoying the Carcass. What's Roku?
	12:57am JakeGould: Roku is a streaming Internet video thing. I’m surprised you don’t have one, citizen.
	1:00am WaveyDavey: rw: a visual delusion with a dash of propaganda. But don't you agree the reigning DJ cancels out that equation. Roku? Wazzat!
	1:02am JakeGould: Still, it’s odd he doesn’t have one. All respectful members of the republic have one.
	1:04am rw: Jake and Wavey, that's what I thought. Seems one needs a special player. Not interested. We've got the Carcass and that's good enough for me. Please don't let on I said anything....
	1:07am JakeGould: Trailer Park! Was just watching the trailer for the 1981 “Pennies from Heaven.”
	1:07am P-90: These A/V sets are cool.
	1:16am WaveyDavey: Happy Valentines to all us misunderstood lovables.
	1:17am JakeGould: Only now did I realize there was a Valentine’s day theme.
	1:27am WaveyDavey: I don't use double negatives but in response to your last comment going to use a double positive. "Yeah right"!
	1:50am JakeGould: Four sensual people. Four sensual people. Four sensual people. Four sensual people. Four sensual people. Four sensual people. Four sensual people.
	1:53am rich: i love a spontaneous zippy moment
	1:53am Lyle: I remember a Valentine's Day gig I played with 101 Strings in Champagne, Illinois (might have been DeKalb? So long ago). This was back in the mid-60's. It's funny. People bought those 101 Strings records, and I don't think they thought there was really an orchestra that went on the road and played those songs, but there was! I was in the bone section. 4th bone. My usual position. Did we have 101 strings? No, of course not. What we had was a young keyboard player named Emmert Emerson, who had what must have been one of the very first string simulators. It was a Wurlitzer I think ... no, that's not right. It was a Kimball. A String-A-Ma-Gig. That's what they called it. A prototype. I don't thing it ever did go into production. It was too bulky and heavy, but it did sound nice. Folks loved the sound of it. We played all of the favorites of the day with it, and the lush sounds it was able to produce allowed us to re-create the beautiful tonalities of those 101 Strings records that are still collected by kids today! Emmert's son later started a band that enjoyed a good deal of success. They were ... Emerson, Lake and Powell. You might remember, Touch and Go? Great song. All of this was a long time ago.
	1:55am common: wow, lyle!
	1:57am JakeGould: “Is this first Lutheran? No, it’s Third Methodist.”
	1:58am coelacanth: hello rich and dirigibles
	2:01am WaveyDavey: I've never felt so melodically awkward thank you for the music
	2:05am coelacanth: Lyle- emerson,lake and powell were not very successful; and keith emerson's father's name was not emmert. ...just trying to help!
	2:08am Lyle: Terrific show, Rich. It's a little late for a man my age. I'm afraid I have to go to bed. Remind me next time to tell you the story of the time I auditioned for The Mexicali Trombones. I won't give it away, but it involves an insane arm-wrestling match between Julius Wechter and, of all people, Lyle Waggoner! @Coelocanth - I'm getting on in years. Once in a while a name or date escapes me, or I am fuzzy with a detail or two. I count on your kindness to understand.
	2:08am common: unholy rollers hey coelacanth. sorry im tired and aint been here in a while good to see you see
	2:10am coelacanth: hey common! good to see you see too!
	2:11am common: i seem to have dropped my brain on the path back a-ways somewhere in the dirt and pine needles
	2:12am Lyle: Wait! See, right there, I made an error of memory. It was not Lyle Waggoner at all. It was Porter Wagoner!
	2:12am coelacanth: oh,noooo. i hope that's not what my pooch was munching on just before!
	2:14am common: probably was, coelacanth. that's gonna sting a bit in the morn. plus the clean-up!
	👻 2:14am Ken From Hyde Park: Emerson, Lake & Palmer came first and were more well known. Emerson, Lake & Powell (Cozy Powell, RIP) came later when Carl Palmer was unavailable due to his being in the band Asia.
	2:16am Lyle: Carl was Arnold's boy, as I recall.
	2:17am rich: which is a terrible excuse for being unavailable
	2:20am common: it was a heat of the moment decision rich. god, so sorry for that. had to
	2:24am Lyle: Asia. They must have been so embarrassed. They prided themselves publically on being the only band which was ever named after a continent. Of course, Europe beat them to it, and they scored the monster hit "The Final Countdown". Funny that, years before, America's Dewey Bunnell briefly moved to Ecuador and started a spinoff band named South America, which was actually the first band named after a continent. Now some will say Europe came out after Asia, but the truth is, the song "The Final Countdown" and the whole concept of the Europe combo, was formulated years before by, you guessed it, not Amerigo Vespuce, but Don McLean, of American Cake fame (the ORIGINAL song title, but that's another story!). This is why I love music and it is why I must go to bed. You young people enjoy.
	2:25am common: sorry, i didn't mean to click on your name either, rich. last beer and...exit.
	2:28am coelacanth: "bye bye, miss american cake"... i wonder how many times he sang that before he realised...'seems obvious now.
	2:29am Lyle: Bye bye Miss American Cake, drove my Chevy directly into the lake, was the original lyric.
	2:30am Lyle: It was actually Livingston Taylor that suggested the "pie" change.
	2:33am Lyle: OK, my Sominex™ is finally working. Good night all.
	2:33am coelacanth: are you trying to lead me down one of those,uh, pie-holes, as the expression goes?
	👻 2:33am Ken From Hyde Park: @Lyle - If you have the opportunity, you should call in to Seven Second Delay (Wednesdays at 6PM ET) and talk with Andy Breckman about Don McLean.
	2:36am Lyle: Funny you should mention that, Coelacanth. John Fogerty once relayed to me (at a Sambo's in Valdosta) that Born on the Bayou was originally titled Born in the Pie-Hole. Can barely keep my eyes open. Andy Breckman. He invented the Mounds™ bar.
	2:39am coelacanth: these are the good old days.
	2:41am rich: and those are the day old goods
	2:41am Lyle: Carla Simon, Paul's girl. She wrote that "These are the Good Old Days" lyric. She was channeling Peg Lee and Melanie, who I once separated in a IHOP parking lot in Pembina, North Dakota, when the two were at great odds - their conflicting career arcs and astrological charts indicating that they should not have met at all. What a world!
	2:47am JakeGould: Who are you Lyle?
	2:47am coelacanth: i thought Joe Simon was Paul's girl...
	2:48am JakeGould: The TV show “Simon and Simon” was named after Paul Simon and the Parker Brothers electronic game, “Simon.”
	2:53am rich: good night all, thanks for playing and have a great week
	2:53am coelacanth: but, wasn't that game named after Neil Simon, the playwright?
	2:54am coelacanth: Thanks rich!
	2:55am neil: ...did i miss paint your wagon? lee marvin has such a great voice!
	2:57am coelacanth: anyway, that reminds me to pull out my old Peg-leg Lee albums.
	2:57am JakeGould: @coelacanth: Yes! The game was a digital representation of the plot of Neil Simon’s “California Suite.” @rich: Thanks!
	3:00am coelacanth: i think being a ground groundhog might be the worst thing ever.
	3:01am JakeGould: I prefer wind groundhogs and fire groundhogs.

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from February 13, 2016

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