WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from January 5, 2017

Listener comments!
	8:57am Amanda: Guess it's time to get 'er goin' and what not
	9:00am Ken From Hyde Park: Le chat!
	9:02am pantz: Morning, Amanda. Who's the furry chap in the cap?
	9:03am listener james from westwood: How do, Amanda and all! Now that is one dapper cat.
	9:03am Amanda: I don't know this cat personally, much as I wish I did.
	9:04am Scraps: bum-bum-bum-bum-TA-bum, h'lo
	9:08am pantz: What a great cover! Who's singing here?
	9:09am Uncle Michael: Is this Buddy singing?
	9:12am Amanda: Yes, it is Buddy Miles singing according to the notes.
	9:13am Uncle Michael: Thanks, AmNaz.
	9:13am Amanda: Which are by David Fricke, so obviously they are accurate. :-)
	9:17am Scraps: NOOOOOOOO!
	9:19am pantz: Was Sally really selling neckties?
	9:20am steve: ahoy hoy
	9:25am Amanda: Greetings @steve and all!
	9:26am Amanda: Sally saw an opportunity in the necktie market and jumped on it. She was a good ol' gal.
	9:30am KP: Cabbie Tabby
	9:31am KP: Is today Sweet Thursday or is that next week
	9:36am steve: my noisy industrial project opened for Wexler once in 2010 during my very brief music career. he was really nice.
	9:42am Amanda: Oh, that's cool! Was he playing more noise-type stuff back then? Or was it an "opposites attract" kind of bill?
	9:46am pantz: Yay! Ween!
	9:48am steve: we were invited by the third act, a great now defunct local Krautrock-y band, who someone knew it would work. MW had a full band and played beautiful hypnotic psych folk stuff!
	9:48am P-9O: Happy Nazario Year, Amanda
	9:49am pantz: Ever listened to Dean's solo stuff? Really good.
	9:50am Amanda: I have, I love it. Thanks P-9O!
	9:52am Amanda: I also think Aaron Freeman/Gene is seriously one of the best songwriters. And performers
	9:53am pantz: I agree, Amanda. That Freeman album from a couple years ago was tremendous. Really told the story of his struggle with addiction and recovery.
	9:57am listener james from westwood: All forms of this theme song give me chills. Maybe not the little bit Bill Murray sings in that lounge. But the others. Mucho ASMR.
	9:57am listener james from westwood: Stashu had Hot Lips on?! Holy Swit!
	9:59am KP: Amanda, i guess you know Irwin featured some Spoonful content yesterday.
	10:00am Scraps: Speaking of MAS*H, William Christopher (Fr Mulcahy) died recently
	10:03am listener james from westwood: 2017: Not taking a break with the death.
	10:05am Amanda: Ah yes, RIP Father Mulcahy. @KP, no, I actually didn't know that!
	10:10am steve: ugh, winter rain is the worst!
	10:10am sugarwolf: Hello from work!
	10:10am steve: i thought this guy was talking about the rain until i checked the playlist
	10:12am KP: Interesting observation via a Tom Wilson radio show from back then. Irwin has been presenting them regularly and they are great. The Lou Reed one especially
	10:13am Jeff Golick: I do not want to fall behind in my numbers payments to this cat.
	10:14am Amanda: @Jeff, I hear you. Yet somehow I would trust him to deliver me a newspaper.
	10:15am Amanda: @steve He was talking about the rain AND Loraine! And so was Brian Hyland, crazily enough.
	10:15am Amanda: Hello to you, working @sugarwolf!
	10:20am Jeff Golick: @Amanda: Yes. Hello.
	10:28am sugarwolf: @amanda: more hardly working than working hard this morning :)
	10:31am Scraps: "Red Rubber Ball" was co-written by Paul Simon, too
	10:35am Amanda: Yes it was. I lived a long time before I learned that!
	10:37am Scraps: And RRB was also covered by Mel Tormé and Cliff Richard!
	10:38am Stevel: I'd be in for an all Stepping Stone show. Just saying, in case someone like Joe McG happened to be tuned in.
	10:38am Scraps: Separately, he added. Mel and Cliff.
	10:40am Amanda: I'd love to do an all-Stepping Stone show! I doubt there are 3 hours worth of Stepping Stone covers, but it would be fun to find out.
	10:40am Little Danny: G'morning Amanda and all fellow listeners and dapper cats
	10:42am Amanda: Hey, it's dapper Danny! Welcome!
	10:43am Stevel: There's a handful of hardcore Stepping Stone covers, including Minor Threat and SOA (Stepping Stone Party). That should take care of about 2:33 of the show. Sex Pistols, too. Now you're up to almost four minutes!
	10:46am Amanda: Ha
	10:47am Doug Schulkind: Good morning from AgeWell senior center, Amanda. Play some punk, LOUD!
	10:48am Stevel: Very cool Manfred Mann. 1964? Wow.
	10:48am Scraps: Tom Petty covered it, too. 2 hours 53 minutes to go
	10:49am Amanda: Sorry I can't help you, @Doug, but maybe the seniors fancy a slow dance at this point?
	10:50am Amanda: @Stevel - the B-side of Doo Wah Diddy. Sounding a lot like Van Morrison and THEM
	10:51am Doug Schulkind: They will love anything you choose, Madam Selector!
	10:54am pantz: Good God! Heh! Love this version of Sunny. Nice pick, Amanda.
	10:54am Little Danny: I could easily hang with three hours of "Sunny."
	10:55am Stevel: Sunny is the name of our newer, self-awaredly adorable golden-doodle, and I think of this song every time I look at her adorable face. (She is also an accomplished thief.)
	11:04am KP: I could listen to Mary Wing five mornings a week!
	11:04am Amanda: Yay, Sunny! That seems like the right name for a Goldendoodle.
	11:05am Stevel: What KP said.
	11:07am Little Danny: expert segue into Veronica Lake!
	11:08am steve: aw man i stepped away and missed Sunny! i was amazed when i played the Boney M version before class one day and a student (probably 18-19) immediately identified it.
	11:10am Amanda: Thanks LD!
	11:23am listener james from westwood: IIRC this is one of Matt Groening's favorite eps, too.
	11:24am listener james from westwood: I love Bart's B-story! And "It started to fall over, then it fell over" has been in my lingo since, applied to things from NASDAQ to the Iraq War to the Democratic Party.
	11:25am steve: i love the auctioneer from the b story
	11:25am doctorjazz: Late arrival (Thursdays don't work as well for me, catch up in the archives, looks like I missed some nice stuff, have to catch a set that had the Monkees and Captain Beefheart). Hi all! (very stylish kitty).
	11:26am listener james from westwood: Some kind person has put together all the Bart B-story scenes in 1 neat little package: www.youtube.com...
	11:30am listener james from westwood: It's not our fault he chose to live above a bowling alley and below another bowling alley!
	11:31am steve: wow, two bowling alleys
	11:36am Ken From Hyde Park: "I have had to work hard every day of my life and what do I have to show for it? This briefcase and this haircut!" Ha ha!
	11:41am pantz: Hey, nice segue from the Simpson's topic to this TMBG song. You're a true professional, Amanda.
	11:48am Amanda: Not true: I collect no money for my Simpsons segues. A nice compliment, @pantz.
	11:48am steve: years later i recognize how many incredible gags there are in this episode, but when it first aired, i thought it felt surprisingly mean spirited and amoral for the Simpsons of the time.
	11:49am GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Many of you know that two of WFMU's 6-9am early morning hosts are shifting over to the Drummer Stream. Mary Wing and 100% Whatever debuted (always a funny word to see in print) on Tuesday. DJ Micah will be moving his show over to the stream on early Friday mornings, but he will not be on tomorrow. So the schedule of live radio for this Friday remains: Give the Drummer Some (9-noon, ET) with Doug Tomorrow's show will be a Soultacular Spectacular. The entire program will comprise all of the powerhouse soul tracks that closed out each of the GTDS shows in 2016. Hinky Dinky Time (Noon-3pm) with Uncle Michael, live from Topeka, Kansas Make radio with Uncle Michael! This Hinky Dinky Time will be crowd-sourced as the listeners program the show. The comments at wfmu.org... will go live by 7:30 ET, tomorrow morning. Come by and post your requests. At noon, we'll hear what we got! The Jason Elbogen Show (3-6pm) with Jason Elbogen live from Studio C at WFMU in Jersey City, NJ
	11:50am Stevel: Turning up. Love Concrete Blonde. No guilty pleasures!
	11:51am Amanda: @steve It really grew on me as well... for years it was one that I usually skipped when I watched Simpsons DVDs, not because I didn't like it, but because it was just so different in tone from the others.
	11:51am Scraps deSelby: huh, I'm trying to switch from my ipad to my work computer, which I do every day, and FMU isn't letting me: "The file you seek, /javascript();, cannot be shown because that file was not found." :-(
	11:53am Amanda: Oooooh, technofear!
	11:54am Scraps: but I can follow the comments! that's something
	11:56am listener james from westwood: That Nintendo memory, as much as anything will in this foul year, embiggens my heart. Thanks for the fine programme, Amanda!
	11:58am Amanda: Ayyy don't mention it. Thank you all for listening today! See you next week.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from January 5, 2017

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Two hours of rollicking delite: '60s jams, cartooniness, seriousness, sing-alongs, and Simpsons talk. P.dece.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
Mike Wexler	The Engram "The Engram" by "Mike Wexler"	Syntropy	Three:Four records		CD	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix	Changes "Changes" by "Jimi Hendrix"	Machine Gun: The Fillmore East First Show 12/31/1969	Sony Legacy		CD	*	0:07:25 (Pop-up)
The Rutles	Love Life "Love Life" by "The Rutles"	The Rutles	Rhino	orig '78	CD		0:13:07 (Pop-up)
The Happy Crickets	I've Been Working on the Railroad	Happy Crickets feat. The Chipmunk Song	Happy Time		LP		0:16:14 (Pop-up)
Hank Cochran	Sally Was A Good Old Girl	Point of No Return: the Liberty Records Story	One Day	1962	CD box set		0:18:29 (Pop-up)
Jackie DeShannon	I Remember The Boy		Imperial	1965	7"		0:20:38 (Pop-up)
Sylvie Vartan	Run For the Sun "Run For the Sun" by "Sylvie Vartan"	En Anglais... Et En Americain	Ace	rec '60s	CD	*	0:23:12 (Pop-up)
Herman's Hermits	Don't Go Out Into the Rain		MGM	1967	7"		0:24:54 (Pop-up)

Fraternity of Man	Wispy Paisley Skies		ABC	1968	7"		0:38:18 (Pop-up)
Plums	Benny Law "Benny Law" by "Plums"	The Girls Want the Boys! Sweden's Beat Girls 1964-70 (V/A)	Ace	1966	CD		0:40:14 (Pop-up)
The New Wing	The Thinking Animal "The Thinking Animal" by "The New Wing"	Happy Lovin' Time: Sunshine Pop from the Garpax Vaults (V/A)	Big Beat	1967	CD		0:42:41 (Pop-up)
Ween	Roses Are Free "Roses Are Free" by "Ween"	Chocolate and Cheese	Elektra	1994			0:46:17 (Pop-up)
The Electric Flag	Mystery "Mystery" by "The Electric Flag"	The Best of the Electric Flag	Columbia	1971	LP		0:50:39 (Pop-up)
Al De Lory	Song from MASH "Song from MASH" by "Al De Lory"		Capitol	1974	7"		0:53:41 (Pop-up)

Brian Hyland	Lorrayne "Lorrayne" by "Brian Hyland"		Uni	1970	7"		1:04:27 (Pop-up)
Linton Kwesi Johnson	Loraine "Loraine" by "Linton Kwesi Johnson"	Bass Culture	Island	1980	LP		1:07:22 (Pop-up)
Tim Hardin	If I Were a Carpenter "If I Were a Carpenter" by "Tim Hardin"	The Best of Tim Hardin	Verve	1974	LP		1:11:08 (Pop-up)
Weyes Blood	Be Free "Be Free" by "Weyes Blood"	Front Row Seat to Earth	Mexican Summer		CD	*	1:13:37 (Pop-up)
BJ Thomas	Never Had it So Good "Never Had it So Good" by "BJ Thomas"		Scepter	1969	7"		1:20:06 (Pop-up)
Neil Diamond	Red Rubber Ball "Red Rubber Ball" by "Neil Diamond"	The Bang Years 1966-1968					1:22:31 (Pop-up)
Peggy Lee	Me and My Shadow "Me and My Shadow" by "Peggy Lee"		Capitol	1969	7"		1:24:55 (Pop-up)

Monkees	Wind-Up Man "Wind-Up Man" by "Monkees"	Go Ape...!			CD		1:33:02 (Pop-up)
The Minus Five	Micky's a Cool Drummer	Of Monkees and Men	Yep Roc	2016	CD		1:34:30 (Pop-up)
The Flies	I'm Not Your Stepping Stone	Chocolate Soup For Diabetics Vol. 1-5: 82 UK Psych Classics	Particles		CD box set	*	1:36:15 (Pop-up)
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band	Gimme dat Harp Boy	Strictly Personal	Liberty	1968	CD		1:38:53 (Pop-up)
Fanny	Come and Hold Me "Come and Hold Me" by "Fanny"	Fanny	Reprise	1970	LP		1:43:51 (Pop-up)
Manfred Mann	What You Gonna Do? "What You Gonna Do?" by "Manfred Mann"		Ascot	1964	7"		1:46:33 (Pop-up)
Bobby Taylor	It Should Have Been Me Loving Her		Gordy	1969	7"		1:49:05 (Pop-up)
James Brown & Dee Felice Trio	Sunny	Sunny: The Bobby Hebb Story	Trocadero		CD	*	1:52:30 (Pop-up)

Magnet	Julie "Julie" by "Magnet"	Don't Be a Penguin	PC Music	1996	CD		2:03:32 (Pop-up)
Veronica Lake	Saints Above "Saints Above" by "Veronica Lake"	Working Holiday! (V/A)	Simple Machines	1993	CD		2:06:41 (Pop-up)
Lena Platonos	Mirampllia (sp?) "Mirampllia (sp?)" by "Lena Platonos"	Sun Masks	Dark Entries	orig '84	LP	*	2:10:05 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Straight Back (Original Album Version)	Mirage 2CD Reissue	WB	orig '82	CD		2:13:18 (Pop-up)
Simpsons Time!	ep 176: Homer's Enemy (Swartzwelder)	s8					2:18:13 (Pop-up)
They Might Be Giants	Your Own Worst Enemy						2:40:57 (Pop-up)

Bert Jansch	The January Man "The January Man" by "Bert Jansch"	Living in the Shadows	Earth		CD	*	2:45:15 (Pop-up)
Concrete Blonde	Joey "Joey" by "Concrete Blonde"	Bloodletting	IRS	1990	CD		2:48:57 (Pop-up)
The Hollies	We're Through "We're Through" by "The Hollies"		Imperial	1964	7"		2:52:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:57am Amanda: Guess it's time to get 'er goin' and what not
	9:00am Ken From Hyde Park: Le chat!
	9:02am pantz: Morning, Amanda. Who's the furry chap in the cap?
	9:03am listener james from westwood: How do, Amanda and all! Now that is one dapper cat.
	9:03am Amanda: I don't know this cat personally, much as I wish I did.
	9:04am Scraps: bum-bum-bum-bum-TA-bum, h'lo
	9:08am pantz: What a great cover! Who's singing here?
	9:09am Uncle Michael: Is this Buddy singing?
	9:12am Amanda: Yes, it is Buddy Miles singing according to the notes.
	9:13am Uncle Michael: Thanks, AmNaz.
	9:13am Amanda: Which are by David Fricke, so obviously they are accurate. :-)
	9:17am Scraps: NOOOOOOOO!
	9:19am pantz: Was Sally really selling neckties?
	9:20am steve: ahoy hoy
	9:25am Amanda: Greetings @steve and all!
	9:26am Amanda: Sally saw an opportunity in the necktie market and jumped on it. She was a good ol' gal.
	9:30am KP: Cabbie Tabby
	9:31am KP: Is today Sweet Thursday or is that next week
	9:36am steve: my noisy industrial project opened for Wexler once in 2010 during my very brief music career. he was really nice.
	9:42am Amanda: Oh, that's cool! Was he playing more noise-type stuff back then? Or was it an "opposites attract" kind of bill?
	9:46am pantz: Yay! Ween!
	9:48am steve: we were invited by the third act, a great now defunct local Krautrock-y band, who someone knew it would work. MW had a full band and played beautiful hypnotic psych folk stuff!
	9:48am P-9O: Happy Nazario Year, Amanda
	9:49am pantz: Ever listened to Dean's solo stuff? Really good.
	9:50am Amanda: I have, I love it. Thanks P-9O!
	9:52am Amanda: I also think Aaron Freeman/Gene is seriously one of the best songwriters. And performers
	9:53am pantz: I agree, Amanda. That Freeman album from a couple years ago was tremendous. Really told the story of his struggle with addiction and recovery.
	9:57am listener james from westwood: All forms of this theme song give me chills. Maybe not the little bit Bill Murray sings in that lounge. But the others. Mucho ASMR.
	9:57am listener james from westwood: Stashu had Hot Lips on?! Holy Swit!
	9:59am KP: Amanda, i guess you know Irwin featured some Spoonful content yesterday.
	10:00am Scraps: Speaking of MAS*H, William Christopher (Fr Mulcahy) died recently
	10:03am listener james from westwood: 2017: Not taking a break with the death.
	10:05am Amanda: Ah yes, RIP Father Mulcahy. @KP, no, I actually didn't know that!
	10:10am steve: ugh, winter rain is the worst!
	10:10am sugarwolf: Hello from work!
	10:10am steve: i thought this guy was talking about the rain until i checked the playlist
	10:12am KP: Interesting observation via a Tom Wilson radio show from back then. Irwin has been presenting them regularly and they are great. The Lou Reed one especially
	10:13am Jeff Golick: I do not want to fall behind in my numbers payments to this cat.
	10:14am Amanda: @Jeff, I hear you. Yet somehow I would trust him to deliver me a newspaper.
	10:15am Amanda: @steve He was talking about the rain AND Loraine! And so was Brian Hyland, crazily enough.
	10:15am Amanda: Hello to you, working @sugarwolf!
	10:20am Jeff Golick: @Amanda: Yes. Hello.
	10:28am sugarwolf: @amanda: more hardly working than working hard this morning :)
	10:31am Scraps: "Red Rubber Ball" was co-written by Paul Simon, too
	10:35am Amanda: Yes it was. I lived a long time before I learned that!
	10:37am Scraps: And RRB was also covered by Mel Tormé and Cliff Richard!
	10:38am Stevel: I'd be in for an all Stepping Stone show. Just saying, in case someone like Joe McG happened to be tuned in.
	10:38am Scraps: Separately, he added. Mel and Cliff.
	10:40am Amanda: I'd love to do an all-Stepping Stone show! I doubt there are 3 hours worth of Stepping Stone covers, but it would be fun to find out.
	10:40am Little Danny: G'morning Amanda and all fellow listeners and dapper cats
	10:42am Amanda: Hey, it's dapper Danny! Welcome!
	10:43am Stevel: There's a handful of hardcore Stepping Stone covers, including Minor Threat and SOA (Stepping Stone Party). That should take care of about 2:33 of the show. Sex Pistols, too. Now you're up to almost four minutes!
	10:46am Amanda: Ha
	10:47am Doug Schulkind: Good morning from AgeWell senior center, Amanda. Play some punk, LOUD!
	10:48am Stevel: Very cool Manfred Mann. 1964? Wow.
	10:48am Scraps: Tom Petty covered it, too. 2 hours 53 minutes to go
	10:49am Amanda: Sorry I can't help you, @Doug, but maybe the seniors fancy a slow dance at this point?
	10:50am Amanda: @Stevel - the B-side of Doo Wah Diddy. Sounding a lot like Van Morrison and THEM
	10:51am Doug Schulkind: They will love anything you choose, Madam Selector!
	10:54am pantz: Good God! Heh! Love this version of Sunny. Nice pick, Amanda.
	10:54am Little Danny: I could easily hang with three hours of "Sunny."
	10:55am Stevel: Sunny is the name of our newer, self-awaredly adorable golden-doodle, and I think of this song every time I look at her adorable face. (She is also an accomplished thief.)
	11:04am KP: I could listen to Mary Wing five mornings a week!
	11:04am Amanda: Yay, Sunny! That seems like the right name for a Goldendoodle.
	11:05am Stevel: What KP said.
	11:07am Little Danny: expert segue into Veronica Lake!
	11:08am steve: aw man i stepped away and missed Sunny! i was amazed when i played the Boney M version before class one day and a student (probably 18-19) immediately identified it.
	11:10am Amanda: Thanks LD!
	11:23am listener james from westwood: IIRC this is one of Matt Groening's favorite eps, too.
	11:24am listener james from westwood: I love Bart's B-story! And "It started to fall over, then it fell over" has been in my lingo since, applied to things from NASDAQ to the Iraq War to the Democratic Party.
	11:25am steve: i love the auctioneer from the b story
	11:25am doctorjazz: Late arrival (Thursdays don't work as well for me, catch up in the archives, looks like I missed some nice stuff, have to catch a set that had the Monkees and Captain Beefheart). Hi all! (very stylish kitty).
	11:26am listener james from westwood: Some kind person has put together all the Bart B-story scenes in 1 neat little package: www.youtube.com...
	11:30am listener james from westwood: It's not our fault he chose to live above a bowling alley and below another bowling alley!
	11:31am steve: wow, two bowling alleys
	11:36am Ken From Hyde Park: "I have had to work hard every day of my life and what do I have to show for it? This briefcase and this haircut!" Ha ha!
	11:41am pantz: Hey, nice segue from the Simpson's topic to this TMBG song. You're a true professional, Amanda.
	11:48am Amanda: Not true: I collect no money for my Simpsons segues. A nice compliment, @pantz.
	11:48am steve: years later i recognize how many incredible gags there are in this episode, but when it first aired, i thought it felt surprisingly mean spirited and amoral for the Simpsons of the time.
	11:49am GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Many of you know that two of WFMU's 6-9am early morning hosts are shifting over to the Drummer Stream. Mary Wing and 100% Whatever debuted (always a funny word to see in print) on Tuesday. DJ Micah will be moving his show over to the stream on early Friday mornings, but he will not be on tomorrow. So the schedule of live radio for this Friday remains: Give the Drummer Some (9-noon, ET) with Doug Tomorrow's show will be a Soultacular Spectacular. The entire program will comprise all of the powerhouse soul tracks that closed out each of the GTDS shows in 2016. Hinky Dinky Time (Noon-3pm) with Uncle Michael, live from Topeka, Kansas Make radio with Uncle Michael! This Hinky Dinky Time will be crowd-sourced as the listeners program the show. The comments at wfmu.org... will go live by 7:30 ET, tomorrow morning. Come by and post your requests. At noon, we'll hear what we got! The Jason Elbogen Show (3-6pm) with Jason Elbogen live from Studio C at WFMU in Jersey City, NJ
	11:50am Stevel: Turning up. Love Concrete Blonde. No guilty pleasures!
	11:51am Amanda: @steve It really grew on me as well... for years it was one that I usually skipped when I watched Simpsons DVDs, not because I didn't like it, but because it was just so different in tone from the others.
	11:51am Scraps deSelby: huh, I'm trying to switch from my ipad to my work computer, which I do every day, and FMU isn't letting me: "The file you seek, /javascript();, cannot be shown because that file was not found." :-(
	11:53am Amanda: Oooooh, technofear!
	11:54am Scraps: but I can follow the comments! that's something
	11:56am listener james from westwood: That Nintendo memory, as much as anything will in this foul year, embiggens my heart. Thanks for the fine programme, Amanda!
	11:58am Amanda: Ayyy don't mention it. Thank you all for listening today! See you next week.