WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from April 13, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:01am Uncle Michael: Good Morning, Morgantown.
	9:01am listener james from westwood: Morning, Amanda, UM, and all! Bird: "Who rules Bartertown?"
	9:03am Uncle Michael: Onward, faithful steed!
	9:03am Rich in NC: Good morning Amanda and listeners
	9:04am Amanda Nazario: Good morgen to you all!
	9:05am Ken From Hyde Park: "Why is my hat cheeping?"
	9:09am Amanda Nazario: Poor Corgi is very patient but not crazy about the feeling of bird feet on head.
	9:10am P-90: Morning, Ms 'Manda
	9:11am Lizardner Dave: Good morning!
	9:12am steve: hey Amanda! i get to listen for a few mins before class.
	9:15am Amanda Nazario: What class are you taking, @steve?
	9:15am Uncle Michael: Did you just use the words "not crazy" to describe anything to do with corgis?
	9:17am steve: im teaching! i teach college music students how to make lazer noises.
	9:19am listener james from westwood: Yma!
	9:19am Amanda: Best course description ever?
	9:20am Uncle Michael: pew pew?
	9:21am Stevel: Zzzzzzztt!
	9:22am Uncle Michael: My coworkers are giving my speakers funny looks.
	9:27am Nate K.: Miles and miles of Geils on WFMU these past 24 hours. Love it.
	9:28am Stevel: So, if you "shake what mama gave ya'," would it really "knock your socks off"? Asking for a friend.
	9:28am Amanda: Geils will make 'em smile! Hi Nate!
	9:31am Ken From Hyde Park: EFD kicked off his show with an entire set of J. Geils last night. A totally triumphant tribute, it was.
	9:37am P-90: WFMU: the HOME of synesthesia!
	9:39am Ken From Hyde Park: Before I forget to post this: www.latimes.com... (Mike Nesmith story)
	9:41am Amanda: OMG!!! It's almost out! Thanks for the reminder, Ken HP.
	9:41am Parq: Hi gang. This Palmer always makes me think of the Broadway dance piece "Contact", where it was used for a number in the second act.
	9:42am Chris Crash: AMANDA!!! Your show is samurai sword swinging noise simply irresistible
	9:43am P-90: Cool segue!
	9:46am Artie Haywire: Yip!
	9:46am Amanda: P-90, thanks! Chris, I believe that noise is called "schwing" and I'm now realizing that Palmer's song is probably where Mike Myers got that word from...
	9:48am sugarwolf: Hello, slow morning at work today
	9:49am Ken From Hyde Park: @Amanda - Most welcome. I'm part of MAS (Monkee Alert System).
	9:51am Brian C.: Love Lene!
	9:53am Amanda: She is wonderful
	9:56am Uncle Michael: Among my favorite Bee Gees songs. Nice cover.
	9:58am Parq: Haven't heard "Joan" in forever. A welcome surprise.
	9:59am Amanda: @UM, you have to get this comp! You would love it.
	10:05am Chris Crash: Huey Lewisian pop!
	10:07am JtotheK: @Amanda - does Fine Young Cannibals "she drives me crazy" qualify as megalomaniac pop? hi everyone.
	10:07am P-90: does "Venus" by Bananarama count?
	10:07am Nate K.: "Get Outta My Dreams, Get into My Car" by Billy Ocean
	10:08am JtotheK: Billy Ocean -- seconded!
	10:09am Parq: The whole What Up Dog album from whence "Dinosaur" sprung is one of my favorites. And Jto beat me to "Drives Me".
	10:09am JtotheK: UB40 "Red Red Wine" ?
	10:09am Amanda: I am loving all these suggestions--you all are spot on!
	10:10am Little Danny: Good morning Amanda, good morning all
	10:10am JtotheK: hiya Danny!
	10:11am Nate K.: How does Eagles solo material figure into this genre? "The H is O," "All She Wants to Do Is Dance"?
	10:13am JtotheK: and Don Henley 'Dirty Laundry' ...
	10:13am Rich in NC: you are my sunshine-------follow the bouncing ball with mitch miller and my grandma
	10:13am Amanda: @Nate, glad you asked. Just because someone IS a megalomaniac doesn't automatically qualify them as a megalomaniac-pop artist. I'd say "All She Wants to Do Is Dance" is close.
	10:15am Nate K.: OK, good to know. How about "King of Wishful Thinking" by Go West? Or am I drifting off base?
	10:15am Amanda: But Don Henley and Lou Gramm, etc. solo songs of that era often fall into another category I like to call "divorce rock."
	10:16am Little Danny: one of the great rock 'n' roll couples, these two
	10:16am Nate K.: That this conversation is currently being soundtracked by the MC5 and Dead Moon is appropriately freeform.
	10:17am Nate K.: "Midnight Blue" is a great song.
	10:17am Amanda: King of Wishful Thinking (which I love btw) feels like an excellent late-arriving exemplar. Don't worry, we will all figure this out together.
	10:18am KP: I saw the MC5 as an opening act. I'd like to say i forgot who the headliner was but it was Boz Scaggs
	10:22am Parq: "Four of Us" -- such a great album. As a kid, I bought it and "Real Live" together. Played the shit out of them.
	10:29am KP: A Who song and two Moons.
	10:32am KP: Eagles defined Yacht Rock. Speaking of which i recenty saw a marquee for the Yacht Rock All-Stars and shuddered.
	10:33am Chris Crash: Jug band manager!
	10:34am Parq: KP, me too.
	10:36am Chris Crash: Are you going to go see Shonen Knife play in brooklyn at the end of the month??
	10:38am Amanda: @Chris - I just might!!!
	10:39am listener james from westwood: ABBA!!
	10:39am Chris Crash: Between seeing them soon and seeing The Marked Men last week, April was full of dream shows I never imagined I'd see!
	10:51am SpamPrince: My only beef with Columbo is it’s never a ‘mystery’- they give away how it’s done in first sequence and the rest is about Falk giving the rich arrogant criminals their comeuppance- which is enjoyable. I have been watching Hunter lately on the Heroes & Icons channel so not really one to throw stones-
	10:55am Amanda: @SpamPrince- Heroes & Icons, nice! I contend that the "mystery" in Columbo is HOW he will figure it out.
	11:00am P-90: Yes, the "gimmick" is that the audience knows "whodunnits" and the fun is watching Columbo torture the killer who thinks he's so smart as he breaks down the case. I've become quite a Heroes & Icons fan lately. And the Decades Network "Kung Fu" weekend binge was a blast!
	11:01am SpamPrince: True - & it’s all the more needling coming from the unwashed gruff little schmuck they underestimated. It’s really about income inequality – Great show Amanda! - Josh
	11:04am P-90: Groovy! A Mickey "fave"!
	11:06am KP: And I caught Dolenz recently at 54 Below. Second time.
	11:07am Amanda: I recently started watching the '90s-era Columbo revival episodes... of course they aren't as good, but enough time has gone by that they have significant camp value and Falk is amazing at any age. @KP, so jealous! I have to do that sometime, I have had it recommended to me several times.
	11:09am SpamPrince: Holy Grail - (not seen yet) en.wikipedia.org...
	11:10am KP: Have seen him twice there. It's a great venue and he responds to the setting
	11:10am listener james from westwood: No mistaking Merritt!
	11:11am Amanda: @James - You know, I thought I was totally over him but I surprised myself by how psyched I am about this release.
	11:18am listener james from westwood: Delightful Kenton!
	11:20am Chris Crash: It's been years since I've been on a date with a....what do you call em......woman
	11:22am listener james from westwood: "That's what happens when you don't hail to the chimp!"
	11:23am Chris Crash: I relate to this episode, being a fellow Joe Pukepail
	11:24am listener james from westwood: Almost choked to death on the animation of Homer leaping out of Moe's car, then rolling back into it. On par w/ Homer being thrown out of the burning house, then bouncing back in, in "Homer the Heretic."
	11:24am listener james from westwood: "I'm gonna buy you a steak the size of a toilet seat!"
	11:27am northguineahills: "Hey sweetie, are you going to get the corpses?"
	11:30am Paulie B: "You look pretty clean."
	11:34am Chris Crash: This part involved physical harm to Hans Moleman, which I'm always a fan of
	11:36am Chris Crash: Oh god, my favorite part is when Barney comes out the second time actually with Homer & Moe, and he still has more beer
	11:43am Ken From Hyde Park: "Yes, Moe, I'm going to find corpses." Hoo boy.
	11:59am Stevel: Bye!
	11:59am Chris Crash: OOOOh, fade out show ender with Arthurs Theme...power move
	11:59am northguineahills: Thanks Amanda!
	12:00pm Amanda: Thank you so so much for listening, everyone!!! I don't always get to call each person out by name but I see the comments later. I have so enjoyed doing this for you 2day.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from April 13, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
The Banana Splits	The Very First Kid on My Block		Hanna Barbera	1969	45		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Former Bullies	Rose of Destiny "Rose of Destiny" by "Former Bullies"	Stranger	Towed by the Ghost		CD	*	0:04:05 (Pop-up)
Built to Spill	Hindsight "Hindsight" by "Built to Spill"	There Is No Enemy	WB	2009	CD		0:06:26 (Pop-up)
Thundercat	Uh Uh "Uh Uh" by "Thundercat"	Drunk	Brainfeeder		CD	*	0:10:05 (Pop-up)
Kitchen People	Fantasy Boy "Fantasy Boy" by "Kitchen People"	Trendoid	Oops Baby		LP	*	0:12:51 (Pop-up)
Carmodi	Vulcani "Vulcani" by "Carmodi"	Synthaesthesia: Scott Williams's 2013 WFMU Marathon Premium					0:14:51 (Pop-up)
Yma Sumac	Chuncho (The Forest Creatures)	The Fabricated Wilderness: Explorers Room's 2016 Marathon Premium					0:17:50 (Pop-up)
The Smurfs	Come to the Party "Come to the Party" by "The Smurfs"	Smurfing Sing Song	Dureco/Polygram	1980	LP		0:21:22 (Pop-up)
J. Geils Band	Love-Itis "Love-Itis" by "J. Geils Band"	Hotline	Atlantic	1975	LP		0:25:05 (Pop-up)

Robert Palmer	Simply Irresistible		EMI	1988	7"		0:38:41 (Pop-up)
Moon Duo	Creepin' "Creepin'" by "Moon Duo"	Occult Architecture Vol. 1	Sacred Bones		CD	*	0:42:39 (Pop-up)
The Members	The Sound of the Suburbs	At the Chelsea Nightclub	Virgin	1979	LP		0:46:57 (Pop-up)
Lene Lovich	Joan "Joan" by "Lene Lovich"		Stiff	1979	7"		0:50:42 (Pop-up)
Goon Moon	Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You	To Love Somebody: The Songs of the Bee Gees (V/A)	Ace		CD	*	0:54:05 (Pop-up)
The Who	I'm a Boy "I'm a Boy" by "The Who"	Live at Hull 1970	Geffen	2010	CD		0:58:22 (Pop-up)

The Cowsills	Love American Style "Love American Style" by "The Cowsills"		MGM		7"		1:07:41 (Pop-up)
Fralinger String Band	You Are My Sunshine		Sure		7"		1:10:32 (Pop-up)
MC5	Borderline "Borderline" by "MC5"	Kick Out the Jams	Elektra	orig 1969	CD		1:12:18 (Pop-up)
Fred & Toody	It's Still You "It's Still You" by "Fred & Toody"		Third Man		7"	*	1:15:11 (Pop-up)
The Lovin' Spoonful	On the Road Again		Kama Sutra	1965	7"		1:18:15 (Pop-up)
John Sebastian	I Don't Want Nobody Else	The Four of Us	Reprise	1971	LP		1:20:17 (Pop-up)
The Mountain Goats	Grendel's Mother	Zopilote Machine	Ajax	1994	CD		1:23:07 (Pop-up)
Freda Payne	The Easiest Way to Fall		Invictus	1970	7"		1:25:18 (Pop-up)

Shonen Knife	Little Tree (Vivaldi Groove)	Inside Dave's Garage vol. 4	Radiopaque	1994	7"		1:36:24 (Pop-up)
ABBA	Lay All Your Love On Me "Lay All Your Love On Me" by "ABBA"	Gold	Polydor		CD		1:39:10 (Pop-up)
Crazy Paving	Sweet Brandy "Sweet Brandy" by "Crazy Paving"		Kapp	1971	7"		1:43:27 (Pop-up)
The Foundations	Mr. Personality Man	Baby, Now That I've Found You	Uni	1968	LP		1:46:10 (Pop-up)
Yambu	Sunny "Sunny" by "Yambu"		Montuno	1975	7"		1:48:23 (Pop-up)
Jan Davis	Flamenco Funk (Mosaic) "Flamenco Funk (Mosaic)" by "Jan Davis"		Shamley	1969	7"		1:51:24 (Pop-up)
The Flying Machine	Smile a Little Smile for Me		Congress	1969	7"		1:53:18 (Pop-up)

Monkees	Goin' Down "Goin' Down" by "Monkees"		Colgems	1967	7"		2:02:38 (Pop-up)
The Hollies	Lullaby to Tim "Lullaby to Tim" by "The Hollies"	Clarke, Hicks & Nash Years: The Complete Hollies April 1963 – October 1968	Parlophone	2011 comp	CD box set		2:06:22 (Pop-up)
Magnetic Fields	'85 Why I Am Not a Teenager	Selections from 50 Song Memoir	Nonesuch		CD	*	2:09:16 (Pop-up)
Stan Kenton & His Orchestra	I've Got You Under My Skin	Contemporary Concepts	Capitol	1955	LP		2:12:57 (Pop-up)
Simpsons Time!	ep 194: Dumbbell Indemnity (Hauge)	s9					2:17:58 (Pop-up)
George Thorogood & the Destroyers	One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer						2:37:38 (Pop-up)

Edison Lighthouse	Every Lonely Day		Bell	1970	7"		2:46:30 (Pop-up)
Dave Davies	Wait Till The Summer Comes Along	Unfinished Business: Dave Davies Kronikles, 1963-1998	Velvel	1999	CD		2:48:39 (Pop-up)
The Creation Factory	Let Me Go "Let Me Go" by "The Creation Factory"		Market Square		7"	*	2:50:53 (Pop-up)
Christopher Cross	Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)			1981			2:55:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am Uncle Michael: Good Morning, Morgantown.
	9:01am listener james from westwood: Morning, Amanda, UM, and all! Bird: "Who rules Bartertown?"
	9:03am Uncle Michael: Onward, faithful steed!
	9:03am Rich in NC: Good morning Amanda and listeners
	9:04am Amanda Nazario: Good morgen to you all!
	9:05am Ken From Hyde Park: "Why is my hat cheeping?"
	9:09am Amanda Nazario: Poor Corgi is very patient but not crazy about the feeling of bird feet on head.
	9:10am P-90: Morning, Ms 'Manda
	9:11am Lizardner Dave: Good morning!
	9:12am steve: hey Amanda! i get to listen for a few mins before class.
	9:15am Amanda Nazario: What class are you taking, @steve?
	9:15am Uncle Michael: Did you just use the words "not crazy" to describe anything to do with corgis?
	9:17am steve: im teaching! i teach college music students how to make lazer noises.
	9:19am listener james from westwood: Yma!
	9:19am Amanda: Best course description ever?
	9:20am Uncle Michael: pew pew?
	9:21am Stevel: Zzzzzzztt!
	9:22am Uncle Michael: My coworkers are giving my speakers funny looks.
	9:27am Nate K.: Miles and miles of Geils on WFMU these past 24 hours. Love it.
	9:28am Stevel: So, if you "shake what mama gave ya'," would it really "knock your socks off"? Asking for a friend.
	9:28am Amanda: Geils will make 'em smile! Hi Nate!
	9:31am Ken From Hyde Park: EFD kicked off his show with an entire set of J. Geils last night. A totally triumphant tribute, it was.
	9:37am P-90: WFMU: the HOME of synesthesia!
	9:39am Ken From Hyde Park: Before I forget to post this: www.latimes.com... (Mike Nesmith story)
	9:41am Amanda: OMG!!! It's almost out! Thanks for the reminder, Ken HP.
	9:41am Parq: Hi gang. This Palmer always makes me think of the Broadway dance piece "Contact", where it was used for a number in the second act.
	9:42am Chris Crash: AMANDA!!! Your show is samurai sword swinging noise simply irresistible
	9:43am P-90: Cool segue!
	9:46am Artie Haywire: Yip!
	9:46am Amanda: P-90, thanks! Chris, I believe that noise is called "schwing" and I'm now realizing that Palmer's song is probably where Mike Myers got that word from...
	9:48am sugarwolf: Hello, slow morning at work today
	9:49am Ken From Hyde Park: @Amanda - Most welcome. I'm part of MAS (Monkee Alert System).
	9:51am Brian C.: Love Lene!
	9:53am Amanda: She is wonderful
	9:56am Uncle Michael: Among my favorite Bee Gees songs. Nice cover.
	9:58am Parq: Haven't heard "Joan" in forever. A welcome surprise.
	9:59am Amanda: @UM, you have to get this comp! You would love it.
	10:05am Chris Crash: Huey Lewisian pop!
	10:07am JtotheK: @Amanda - does Fine Young Cannibals "she drives me crazy" qualify as megalomaniac pop? hi everyone.
	10:07am P-90: does "Venus" by Bananarama count?
	10:07am Nate K.: "Get Outta My Dreams, Get into My Car" by Billy Ocean
	10:08am JtotheK: Billy Ocean -- seconded!
	10:09am Parq: The whole What Up Dog album from whence "Dinosaur" sprung is one of my favorites. And Jto beat me to "Drives Me".
	10:09am JtotheK: UB40 "Red Red Wine" ?
	10:09am Amanda: I am loving all these suggestions--you all are spot on!
	10:10am Little Danny: Good morning Amanda, good morning all
	10:10am JtotheK: hiya Danny!
	10:11am Nate K.: How does Eagles solo material figure into this genre? "The H is O," "All She Wants to Do Is Dance"?
	10:13am JtotheK: and Don Henley 'Dirty Laundry' ...
	10:13am Rich in NC: you are my sunshine-------follow the bouncing ball with mitch miller and my grandma
	10:13am Amanda: @Nate, glad you asked. Just because someone IS a megalomaniac doesn't automatically qualify them as a megalomaniac-pop artist. I'd say "All She Wants to Do Is Dance" is close.
	10:15am Nate K.: OK, good to know. How about "King of Wishful Thinking" by Go West? Or am I drifting off base?
	10:15am Amanda: But Don Henley and Lou Gramm, etc. solo songs of that era often fall into another category I like to call "divorce rock."
	10:16am Little Danny: one of the great rock 'n' roll couples, these two
	10:16am Nate K.: That this conversation is currently being soundtracked by the MC5 and Dead Moon is appropriately freeform.
	10:17am Nate K.: "Midnight Blue" is a great song.
	10:17am Amanda: King of Wishful Thinking (which I love btw) feels like an excellent late-arriving exemplar. Don't worry, we will all figure this out together.
	10:18am KP: I saw the MC5 as an opening act. I'd like to say i forgot who the headliner was but it was Boz Scaggs
	10:22am Parq: "Four of Us" -- such a great album. As a kid, I bought it and "Real Live" together. Played the shit out of them.
	10:29am KP: A Who song and two Moons.
	10:32am KP: Eagles defined Yacht Rock. Speaking of which i recenty saw a marquee for the Yacht Rock All-Stars and shuddered.
	10:33am Chris Crash: Jug band manager!
	10:34am Parq: KP, me too.
	10:36am Chris Crash: Are you going to go see Shonen Knife play in brooklyn at the end of the month??
	10:38am Amanda: @Chris - I just might!!!
	10:39am listener james from westwood: ABBA!!
	10:39am Chris Crash: Between seeing them soon and seeing The Marked Men last week, April was full of dream shows I never imagined I'd see!
	10:51am SpamPrince: My only beef with Columbo is it’s never a ‘mystery’- they give away how it’s done in first sequence and the rest is about Falk giving the rich arrogant criminals their comeuppance- which is enjoyable. I have been watching Hunter lately on the Heroes & Icons channel so not really one to throw stones-
	10:55am Amanda: @SpamPrince- Heroes & Icons, nice! I contend that the "mystery" in Columbo is HOW he will figure it out.
	11:00am P-90: Yes, the "gimmick" is that the audience knows "whodunnits" and the fun is watching Columbo torture the killer who thinks he's so smart as he breaks down the case. I've become quite a Heroes & Icons fan lately. And the Decades Network "Kung Fu" weekend binge was a blast!
	11:01am SpamPrince: True - & it’s all the more needling coming from the unwashed gruff little schmuck they underestimated. It’s really about income inequality – Great show Amanda! - Josh
	11:04am P-90: Groovy! A Mickey "fave"!
	11:06am KP: And I caught Dolenz recently at 54 Below. Second time.
	11:07am Amanda: I recently started watching the '90s-era Columbo revival episodes... of course they aren't as good, but enough time has gone by that they have significant camp value and Falk is amazing at any age. @KP, so jealous! I have to do that sometime, I have had it recommended to me several times.
	11:09am SpamPrince: Holy Grail - (not seen yet) en.wikipedia.org...
	11:10am KP: Have seen him twice there. It's a great venue and he responds to the setting
	11:10am listener james from westwood: No mistaking Merritt!
	11:11am Amanda: @James - You know, I thought I was totally over him but I surprised myself by how psyched I am about this release.
	11:18am listener james from westwood: Delightful Kenton!
	11:20am Chris Crash: It's been years since I've been on a date with a....what do you call em......woman
	11:22am listener james from westwood: "That's what happens when you don't hail to the chimp!"
	11:23am Chris Crash: I relate to this episode, being a fellow Joe Pukepail
	11:24am listener james from westwood: Almost choked to death on the animation of Homer leaping out of Moe's car, then rolling back into it. On par w/ Homer being thrown out of the burning house, then bouncing back in, in "Homer the Heretic."
	11:24am listener james from westwood: "I'm gonna buy you a steak the size of a toilet seat!"
	11:27am northguineahills: "Hey sweetie, are you going to get the corpses?"
	11:30am Paulie B: "You look pretty clean."
	11:34am Chris Crash: This part involved physical harm to Hans Moleman, which I'm always a fan of
	11:36am Chris Crash: Oh god, my favorite part is when Barney comes out the second time actually with Homer & Moe, and he still has more beer
	11:43am Ken From Hyde Park: "Yes, Moe, I'm going to find corpses." Hoo boy.
	11:59am Stevel: Bye!
	11:59am Chris Crash: OOOOh, fade out show ender with Arthurs Theme...power move
	11:59am northguineahills: Thanks Amanda!
	12:00pm Amanda: Thank you so so much for listening, everyone!!! I don't always get to call each person out by name but I see the comments later. I have so enjoyed doing this for you 2day.