WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from October 24, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:01pm tfunk: Hi Irene
	9:01pm Scraps deSelby: h’lo hey
	9:03pm braveness23: B23 here!
	9:08pm Irene Trudel: Welcome tfunk, Scraps and braveness23! Hope you're all doing well.
	9:08pm Jeff: Hey, Irene. Rick Dietrick did a good job of flushing some of the day's stresses.
	9:08pm Folsom: I finally saw the Obit movie, surprised I saw Peter, very good show.
	9:09pm mr_mike: tuned in. Hi there
	9:09pm melinda: hi everyone!
	9:10pm Number Six: Good Evening, Irene & All! Wonderful start!
	9:12pm Irene Trudel: Jeff, you know it. I desperately need some stress relief after today's work day! Philip Lewin's set will get us further there. Folsom, glad you saw Obit! I thought it was quite good, although Peter makes light of his contribution. And 'hi' to you, mr_mike, melinda and Number Six!
	9:13pm redkayak: Good evening all :)
	9:13pm Irene Trudel: And h'lo, redkayak!
	9:14pm David in Maine: I can't believe you're playing "The Dutchman"-- my father played on this album! Thanks, Irene!
	9:14pm redkayak: Ah - -Steve Goodman. Very nice....
	9:15pm redkayak: He of the "Dying Cub Fan's Last Request" :)
	9:17pm Irene Trudel: Really, David?! One of my favorites, this song especially. Who is your dad?
	9:19pm David in Maine: Jeff Gutcheon. Played with Goodie for years (also with Willie Nelson, etc., etc.)
	9:21pm Irene Trudel: That's really cool, David! Please tell your dad I'm a fan of his contribution to Steve's work.
	9:23pm David in Maine: Hey, remember that weird album cover that was on the wall of the station break room for years-- "Hungry Chuck"? Black-and-white cover, picture of an empty suit and a pair of shoes in an armoire? That was his band on Bearsville. He passed in 2013 but I'll tell him anyhow ;)
	9:25pm Tommy in Neversink: Arlo didn't initially didn't want to record this Steve Goodman song and it ended up being his biggest hit.
	9:25pm melinda: Interesting, Tommy. Such a great song.
	9:26pm Tommy in Neversink: Yes, I think Arlo want to go more in a rock direction at that point in career
	9:27pm Tommy in Neversink: This song hits too close to home..hard to listen to
	9:28pm Irene Trudel: Aw, sorry to hear David. But we all talk to our dead dads from time to time. Tommy, I did know that about Arlo. Strange how things work out.
	9:32pm herb.nyc: Wow, that ode to Pres* Trump came outa nowhere. Which is right where he belongs.
	9:34pm Tommy in Neversink: I hope that's the last time I hear the Orange one's name mentioned on this show. I come here to get away from him
	9:39pm Irene Trudel: It's a deal, Tommy. I'm not much of one for political commentary anyway. Loudon just struck the right note with me on that one.
	9:51pm Roberto: Interesting stuff about the tape bleed ghost sounds
	9:52pm Robert Mitchell: Joys of analog
	9:52pm Jeff: Is pre-echo the one you get when you store a tape head-out?
	9:54pm Irene Trudel: That's right, Jeff. That's why it's best to store a reel to reel tape tail's out. Joys of analog, indeed!
	9:58pm ziti nap: Always great interviews and music, Irene.
	10:00pm Irene Trudel: Thanks ziti nap!
	10:05pm Scraps: His voice is like a lower Peter Stampfel
	10:08pm Irene Trudel: Gee, Scraps, you could be right! I love 'em both.
	10:10pm Scraps: Yes, I definitely didn’t mean that as a criticism
	10:13pm Irene Trudel: Not taken that way. Fun to point out a similarity like that.
	10:14pm melinda: @Scraps I hear it now.
	10:33pm yippie: wow i never heard your music before but you are great philip lewin!
	10:39pm herb.nyc: Great songs. Great stories. Thx, Irene - may Philip Lewin get proper exposure and respect and money.
	10:42pm Irene Trudel: Exactly, yippie and herb! So nice that I have WFMU, which allows me to program whatever I like, and give lesser-known talents a bit of well-deserved airing.
	10:48pm Mikey_B: some of the piano on this track reminds me of visions of the era country basho. really like it.
	11:15pm melinda: I liked the Thile and Mehldau
	11:19pm joe mulligan: great show and interview Irene! they played a lot of this john prine song on wxpn when i lived in philly in the 90s
	11:20pm melinda: Great set.
	11:27pm Scraps: Stampfel!
	11:29pm Irene Trudel: Hadda play something with Peter singing!
	11:37pm Scraps: Every once in a while I hung around with Peter, because I worked in the same work that he did (science fiction publishing). Mostly at conventions.
	11:40pm Peter K.: Judy Henske is alive and well and turns 81 in December. (I looked it up.) And yeah -- what a voice!
	🥁 11:46pm Summer and Michael: Great show as ever, Irene. Loved the live set. And looking forward to your Halloween show - that'll be cool!
	11:49pm Eugene R.: Hey, good to see/hear science fiction people on Irene's show! Bet we could put together a great folk/rock group from the sf community. David Hartwell's son Geoff has jammed with Sonny Landreth, for example.
	11:54pm sinister dexter: good stuff! thanks Irene!
	11:55pm Scraps: It’s been twenty years or so, but I know Geoff (and I was friends with Dave). I was one of the original members of the magazine New York Science Fiction Magazine, though I left it quickly
	11:56pm Scraps: (Now in Washington state, though)
	11:58pm Irene Trudel: Cool, Scraps! I should check it out sometime. But now it's time for me to check out for the night. thanks for tuning in, everybody!
	12:00am Scraps: Good show! Cheers.
	12:02am Eugene R.: I am still with NY Review of SF, now run by Kevin Maroney, a very committed and generous fan.
	12:04am Scraps deSelby: Kevin knows me! Say hi from Scraps!
	12:05am Scraps deSelby: (Embarrassed for getting the name of NYRSF wrong!)
	🥁 8:23am Sean in Bristol UK: Great show, thank you, Irene

Irene Trudel: Playlist from October 24, 2017

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October 24, 2017: Uncovering hidden treasures, with a live set by Philip Lewin

photo by Arnaud Cassagnet

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Rick Dietrick	For Marsha "For Marsha" by "Rick Dietrick"	Gentle Wilderness	Tompkins Square	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Adrian Crowley	Lullaby to a Lost Astronaut	Dark Eyed Messenger	Chemikal Underground	0:06:50 (Pop-up)
Steve Goodman	The Dutchman "The Dutchman" by "Steve Goodman"	Somebody Else's Troubles		0:11:36 (Pop-up)
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band	Ripplin' Waters	Certified Hits	Capitol Records	0:15:47 (Pop-up)
Arlo Guthrie	City Of New Orleans "City Of New Orleans" by "Arlo Guthrie"	Greatest Hits	Warner Bros./Rhino	0:21:36 (Pop-up)
Loudon Wainwright III	I Had a Dream	I Had a Dream [single]		0:26:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Philip John Lewin	A Pensive Moment	Improvisations	Gargoyle Records	0:29:43 (Pop-up)
Live performance and chat with Philip Lewin
In 1975, Philip Lewin released a charming homebrew of an album, all of 300 copies worth. "Am I Really Here All Alone?" was barely noticed outside of Toronto where it was created. In time, Lewin's album was sought after by collectors, fetching a premium price for this collection of melancholic folk with a mildly psychedelic tone. Tompkins Square rescued Philip's album from obscurity, and he's been touring in support of the re-release. Philip Lewin stopped by to play a few tunes for WFMU.
Philip Lewin	Sweet Georgia's Got to Be Home Tonight	Am I Really Here All Alone?	Tompkins Square	0:36:50 (Pop-up)
Philip Lewin	Unusual Day "Unusual Day" by "Philip Lewin"			0:42:36 (Pop-up)
Philip Lewin	Back Home to You "Back Home to You" by "Philip Lewin"			0:58:08 (Pop-up)
""
Philip Lewin with Janice Giddings	A Friend of Mine			1:10:07 (Pop-up)
Philip Lewin with Janice Giddings	Watercolors			1:16:32 (Pop-up)
Philip Lewin	Bird of Paradise "Bird of Paradise" by "Philip Lewin"			1:21:24 (Pop-up)
""
Philip Lewin	(piano improv) "(piano improv)" by "Philip Lewin"			1:26:34 (Pop-up)
""
Philip Lewin with Janice Giddings	Cry, Baby Cry			1:28:04 (Pop-up)
Philip Lewin with Janice Giddings	Diamond Love			1:34:50 (Pop-up)
Philip Lewin	Touch "Touch" by "Philip Lewin"			1:44:05 (Pop-up)
The link to Philip Lewin's CBC session is here: http://artists.cbcmusic.ca/artist/40683 "I See Your Face" is the song he wanted Al Kooper to hear. You can also find Philip on Facebook.
Music behind DJ: Philip John Lewin	A Pensive Moment	Improvsations	Gargoyle Records	1:51:33 (Pop-up)
Philip John Lewin	'Til I See Your Face	In Twilight's Quiet Hour	Gargoyle Records	1:59:19 (Pop-up)
Patrick Sky	Circe "Circe" by "Patrick Sky"	Photographs	Verve Forecast	2:03:16 (Pop-up)
Mark Fosson	Once Was a Time "Once Was a Time" by "Mark Fosson"	Solo Guitar	Drag City	2:06:21 (Pop-up)
Chris Thile & Brad Mehldau	Marcie	Chris Thile & Brad Mehldau	Nonesuch	2:09:13 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan & The Band	You Ain't Goin' Nowhere	The Basement Tapes	Columbia	2:13:59 (Pop-up)
John Prine	It's a Big Old Goofy World	The Missing Years	Oh Boy Records	2:16:52 (Pop-up)
Holy Modal Rounders	Bird Song "Bird Song" by "Holy Modal Rounders"	Bird Song, Live 1971	Water	2:21:42 (Pop-up)
Judy Henske	Lonely Train "Lonely Train" by "Judy Henske"	Judy Henske: The Elektra Albums	Ace	2:25:39 (Pop-up)
Tom Paxton	When You Get Your Ticket	Outward Bound	Elektra Records	2:28:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Philip John Lewin	A Pensive Moment	Improvsations	Gargoyle Records	2:31:52 (Pop-up)
Renaissance	Ashes are Burning "Ashes are Burning" by "Renaissance"	Ashes are Burning	Capitol Records	2:42:35 (Pop-up)
Camille	Fontaine de lait "Fontaine de lait" by "Camille"	Oui	Because Music	2:53:44 (Pop-up)
Colleen	One Warm Spark "One Warm Spark" by "Colleen"	A Flame My Love, A Frequency	Thrill Jockey	2:56:18 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01pm tfunk: Hi Irene
	9:01pm Scraps deSelby: h’lo hey
	9:03pm braveness23: B23 here!
	9:08pm Irene Trudel: Welcome tfunk, Scraps and braveness23! Hope you're all doing well.
	9:08pm Jeff: Hey, Irene. Rick Dietrick did a good job of flushing some of the day's stresses.
	9:08pm Folsom: I finally saw the Obit movie, surprised I saw Peter, very good show.
	9:09pm mr_mike: tuned in. Hi there
	9:09pm melinda: hi everyone!
	9:10pm Number Six: Good Evening, Irene & All! Wonderful start!
	9:12pm Irene Trudel: Jeff, you know it. I desperately need some stress relief after today's work day! Philip Lewin's set will get us further there. Folsom, glad you saw Obit! I thought it was quite good, although Peter makes light of his contribution. And 'hi' to you, mr_mike, melinda and Number Six!
	9:13pm redkayak: Good evening all :)
	9:13pm Irene Trudel: And h'lo, redkayak!
	9:14pm David in Maine: I can't believe you're playing "The Dutchman"-- my father played on this album! Thanks, Irene!
	9:14pm redkayak: Ah - -Steve Goodman. Very nice....
	9:15pm redkayak: He of the "Dying Cub Fan's Last Request" :)
	9:17pm Irene Trudel: Really, David?! One of my favorites, this song especially. Who is your dad?
	9:19pm David in Maine: Jeff Gutcheon. Played with Goodie for years (also with Willie Nelson, etc., etc.)
	9:21pm Irene Trudel: That's really cool, David! Please tell your dad I'm a fan of his contribution to Steve's work.
	9:23pm David in Maine: Hey, remember that weird album cover that was on the wall of the station break room for years-- "Hungry Chuck"? Black-and-white cover, picture of an empty suit and a pair of shoes in an armoire? That was his band on Bearsville. He passed in 2013 but I'll tell him anyhow ;)
	9:25pm Tommy in Neversink: Arlo didn't initially didn't want to record this Steve Goodman song and it ended up being his biggest hit.
	9:25pm melinda: Interesting, Tommy. Such a great song.
	9:26pm Tommy in Neversink: Yes, I think Arlo want to go more in a rock direction at that point in career
	9:27pm Tommy in Neversink: This song hits too close to home..hard to listen to
	9:28pm Irene Trudel: Aw, sorry to hear David. But we all talk to our dead dads from time to time. Tommy, I did know that about Arlo. Strange how things work out.
	9:32pm herb.nyc: Wow, that ode to Pres* Trump came outa nowhere. Which is right where he belongs.
	9:34pm Tommy in Neversink: I hope that's the last time I hear the Orange one's name mentioned on this show. I come here to get away from him
	9:39pm Irene Trudel: It's a deal, Tommy. I'm not much of one for political commentary anyway. Loudon just struck the right note with me on that one.
	9:51pm Roberto: Interesting stuff about the tape bleed ghost sounds
	9:52pm Robert Mitchell: Joys of analog
	9:52pm Jeff: Is pre-echo the one you get when you store a tape head-out?
	9:54pm Irene Trudel: That's right, Jeff. That's why it's best to store a reel to reel tape tail's out. Joys of analog, indeed!
	9:58pm ziti nap: Always great interviews and music, Irene.
	10:00pm Irene Trudel: Thanks ziti nap!
	10:05pm Scraps: His voice is like a lower Peter Stampfel
	10:08pm Irene Trudel: Gee, Scraps, you could be right! I love 'em both.
	10:10pm Scraps: Yes, I definitely didn’t mean that as a criticism
	10:13pm Irene Trudel: Not taken that way. Fun to point out a similarity like that.
	10:14pm melinda: @Scraps I hear it now.
	10:33pm yippie: wow i never heard your music before but you are great philip lewin!
	10:39pm herb.nyc: Great songs. Great stories. Thx, Irene - may Philip Lewin get proper exposure and respect and money.
	10:42pm Irene Trudel: Exactly, yippie and herb! So nice that I have WFMU, which allows me to program whatever I like, and give lesser-known talents a bit of well-deserved airing.
	10:48pm Mikey_B: some of the piano on this track reminds me of visions of the era country basho. really like it.
	11:15pm melinda: I liked the Thile and Mehldau
	11:19pm joe mulligan: great show and interview Irene! they played a lot of this john prine song on wxpn when i lived in philly in the 90s
	11:20pm melinda: Great set.
	11:27pm Scraps: Stampfel!
	11:29pm Irene Trudel: Hadda play something with Peter singing!
	11:37pm Scraps: Every once in a while I hung around with Peter, because I worked in the same work that he did (science fiction publishing). Mostly at conventions.
	11:40pm Peter K.: Judy Henske is alive and well and turns 81 in December. (I looked it up.) And yeah -- what a voice!
	🥁 11:46pm Summer and Michael: Great show as ever, Irene. Loved the live set. And looking forward to your Halloween show - that'll be cool!
	11:49pm Eugene R.: Hey, good to see/hear science fiction people on Irene's show! Bet we could put together a great folk/rock group from the sf community. David Hartwell's son Geoff has jammed with Sonny Landreth, for example.
	11:54pm sinister dexter: good stuff! thanks Irene!
	11:55pm Scraps: It’s been twenty years or so, but I know Geoff (and I was friends with Dave). I was one of the original members of the magazine New York Science Fiction Magazine, though I left it quickly
	11:56pm Scraps: (Now in Washington state, though)
	11:58pm Irene Trudel: Cool, Scraps! I should check it out sometime. But now it's time for me to check out for the night. thanks for tuning in, everybody!
	12:00am Scraps: Good show! Cheers.
	12:02am Eugene R.: I am still with NY Review of SF, now run by Kevin Maroney, a very committed and generous fan.
	12:04am Scraps deSelby: Kevin knows me! Say hi from Scraps!
	12:05am Scraps deSelby: (Embarrassed for getting the name of NYRSF wrong!)
	🥁 8:23am Sean in Bristol UK: Great show, thank you, Irene

Irene Trudel: Playlist from October 24, 2017

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