WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from January 3, 2018

Listener comments!
	2:59pm rrg: Yes, right. Happy New Year. Let's get this show on the road.
	3:01pm βrian: Those two lonely khaki huevos!
	3:01pm Stevel: Darned whippersnappers and their not knowing which buttons to push.
	3:01pm glenn: graph?
	👻 3:03pm Listening Out There: This is treasonous...
	3:03pm glenn: and also, screw billy joel.
	3:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: The names on the org chart graph have been deleted to protect the guilty.
	3:08pm Hoboken Jack: Hey Irwin, Ron, Stevel, Ken, Bronwyn in advance! Happy new year! I'm back in Hoboken where some would say I belong.
	3:09pm Dean: Hollie Cook has a nice cover of that Rachel Sweet tune.
	3:10pm rrg: Good day and HNY, Jack. Stay indoors where we all belong, at least for now.
	3:11pm Parq: I heard there was an alternate take of that song that made it about a "love that dare not speak its name." It was called "Ode to Bill and Joe."
	3:11pm Laura L: Is that a standard-form Terrifying Graph 1 to be filled in by the Top Secret user or did you receive it from your Top Secret connections and redact sensitive information for circulation to your listeners?
	3:12pm rrg: He can't say, Laura. Don't put him on the spot.
	3:14pm crateslinger: Those two green ovals trouble me.
	👻 3:15pm Listening Out There: I am one of those green ovals...
	3:17pm Laura L: Now that Irwin's posted it, there's nothing to stop us from using that handy form anytime we need it. What was he thinking?
	3:19pm Dean: Kapt. Kopter sounds suspiciously like Led Zeppelin...
	3:20pm Irwin: Dean: Someone should sue!
	3:20pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Hoboken Jack - Happy New Year! You'll also feel at home in Hoboken, Alabama or Georgia, or possibly the one in Belgium, too.
	3:28pm berbo: Wouldn't that last one make him Hoboken Jaques?
	3:29pm rrg: Winter Weather Advisory. This radio station needs to tell us about it. It's the law.
	3:29pm Hoboken Jack: Sacre bleu! Maybe I'll start w/ Georgia.
	3:30pm Jack: Back when albums were $5, I bought that Kaptain Kopter album for $13. I felt like I got ripped off.
	3:34pm zopa: I blame the French.
	3:35pm Dean: "Back when albums were $5..." IIRC, my first day at work at a record store in Southern California, early '78, was the day the store (a small chain) increased its regular one LP album price from $2.99 to $3.99. My first chore was to relabel the inventory. Can that be right? A 33% increase overnight?
	3:36pm Dean: Or let's say you're hungry, and you stumble into a vacant home with three bowls of porridge on the table. The first one is too hot, the second is too cold. Should you try the third? What about taking a nap in one of the three beds?
	3:37pm rrg: Could be. In the 1960s comic books jumped overnight from 10 cents to 12 cents (20%), and then from 12 to 15 (25%), and then from 15 to 20 (33%).
	3:37pm glenn: why not? the price of gas probably went up 6 or 7 times pvernight. same raw material.
	3:39pm Dean: At the time, I believe the MSRP for LPs was closer to five bucks, but the chain was competing with another, more well known chain at the time, as well as a number of department stores with record departments, hence the discount.
	3:40pm glenn: okay,maybe not 6 or 7 times, but probably at least a 60% increase.
	3:40pm Jack: When comics went from a dime to 12 cents, it fucked my life up so bad, I'm still haven't recovered.
	3:40pm rrg: I never worked in a record store but I sometimes went into them. In the early 1970s the groovy record store in my town had two prices for single-LP albums: $3.77 and $4.44. Depending on, I don't know, the label or something.
	3:42pm crateslinger: They probably were losing money at $2.99 but were going for market share, then BAM!
	3:43pm Jack: I got Blue Cheer, Temptations, Beach Boy albums and others in the discount bins for under a dollar.
	3:43pm gekko hopman: Bonjour from Rouen, Normandy, France. AWESOME PLAYLIST!
	3:44pm Dean: Yeah, the bargain label classical stuff (which I adored) generally ran $1.99, even post price-hike. But imports--mostly prog--imposed heftier demands.
	3:44pm Jack: And root beer was a nickel!
	3:45pm rrg: Bubble-gum packs, with cards in them, also a nickel.
	3:45pm Hoboken Jack: The Spires have a Courtney Barnett feel.
	3:45pm rrg: And s penny for a piece of Bazooka Joe!
	3:46pm rrg: Not Joel.
	3:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: This one from The Spires is quite catchy.
	3:46pm Irwin: The Spires are like Courtney Barnett without Courtney Barnett.
	3:48pm Dean: I've heard the same said of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
	3:50pm Hoboken Jack: Did not know till quite recently that the Professor is Rockwood of the Music Hall. He should record again.
	3:52pm Irwin: Yep, Ken's a great guy. And he really was a prof at some college, but I forget where. Very sartorially elegant, too.
	4:01pm Irwin: Wow, did I just kill the comments thread?
	4:05pm Dean: No. Had something to do at the top of the hour.
	4:05pm crateslinger: I'm doing estimates. Still here.
	4:06pm Dean: Dammit, now we're all meta.
	4:11pm BronwynB: hello irwin and everyone!
	4:15pm βrian: I hear ice tinkling in glasses.
	4:19pm βrian: Uh ....
	4:22pm glenn: hello, bronwyn and, uh, bronwyn.
	4:23pm BronwynB: hey glenn!
	4:28pm geezerette: Hiiiiiiiiii...
	4:31pm Lixiviated Life: Hello Irwin. Happy 2018.
	4:33pm glenn: i think oscar might be on a stamp.
	4:34pm glenn: www.canadapost.ca...
	4:34pm Lixiviated Life: I find Keith Jarrett's "exclamations" while playing piano to be highly annoying.
	4:36pm rrg: And then there's Glenn Gould with all his vocalizations. But...I like that.
	4:50pm geezerette: Goofy ! :)
	4:51pm Irwin: Yep, heard the news. Goofy was fired by Disney after allegations of sexual impropriety against Minnie.
	4:52pm Tom: That was the perfect tune while sitting here with an open snare drum to seemingly match the exact tune.
	4:53pm Irwin: Surprised Bluto still has a job after all he's done to Olive.
	4:53pm Hoboken Jack: Happy new year Bronwyn! (I pre-hello'd you earlier.)
	4:54pm Irwin: Pre-hellos are the NBT.
	4:56pm glenn: olive has drr on her headshot.
	4:57pm geezerette: Olive needs group therapy. Did you know she's in the motion picture country home? So sad.
	4:59pm geezerette: The Boop could tell you a thing or two about Koko.
	5:00pm Tom: The 90.1 WMFU Signal sounds great now! Thanks.
	5:00pm glenn: i guess the stress of being extra virgin finally made her snap.
	5:01pm geezerette: hahaha quack!
	5:03pm glenn: so this is in very, very, very bad taste, but is also super funny, on a few different levels. www.epicfail.com...
	5:05pm Hoboken Jack: The hotly tipped Long Neck (Monty Hall, 1/28) is led by James Mastro's daughter.
	5:14pm BronwynB: Happy New Year Jack :)
	5:15pm BronwynB: @glenn: that might be a chick with bad taste in tattoos...or it might be a pimp branding :(
	5:16pm glenn: either way, they should learn how to spell juicy. that's the funniest bit.
	5:19pm Ghetto Pastrami: Saw Stereolab back in '96. Great show.
	5:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I ain't drunk! I'm just drinkin'...Catch some Irwin...I miss BlueCheer...
	5:33pm yippie: now that you got me thinkin about Greenwich Village in 1965 i gotta hear some FUGS
	5:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Manager - namely Chas Chandler, formerly TheAnimals' bassist...handling the Bidness end of Jimi's management, one Michael Jeffries - & that's another story we'll never know...
	5:33pm common: evening
	5:35pm Jack: I bought 3 OutsideInsides for 69 cents EACH!
	5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Michael *Jeffery JOHN. COLTRANE. QUARTET.
	5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Jack: Worth it just for the 90degree gatefold...
	5:37pm Irwin: Yep. Chas left Animals, managed Jimi. Tom Wilson scouted Jimi, then co-produces 1st Soft Machine with Chas. Wilson also produces four albums by Eric Burdon & the Animals, after Chas had left the band.
	5:37pm geezerette: Great play list Irwin.
	5:38pm Jack: I believe Eddie Kramer recorded the Blue Cheer album.
	5:38pm Irwin: Glad you likes, Geeze.
	5:38pm Fredericks: Had to sign in to say thanks Irwin! for this: Song of the Underground Railroad
	5:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Jack: en.wikipedia.org... - a former Sanfran Hell'sAngel who famously said the Cheer 'turn the air into cottage cheese'. Cheer patron was AugustusOwsley...
	5:41pm Fredericks: Yes, from now on it's Irwin! for for me. Ir Win!
	5:41pm Irwin: Fred'rix: played it a few weeks ago, but it's been an obsession lately, so it was granted a reprise.
	5:42pm Fredericks: Now Sun Ra? You're pandering.
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...no wait - I conflate Management w/ Producer...Allen "Gut" Terk was the Angel: en.wikipedia.org...
	5:45pm rrg: Michael Jeffery, Hendrix's manager, co-hosted an episode of The Music Factory one week in 1968 when Tom Wilson was away. In 2009 a roadie for the Animals (whom Jeffery also managed) published a book in which he claimed that Jeffery murdered Hendrix--literally--for financial reasons.
	5:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @rrg: Jeffrey claimed to be former MI5 - Brit equivalent of CIA - & is characterized as shunning exposure - so that's interesting!
	👻 5:47pm Listening Out There: Jazzy day in Irwinland t'day...
	5:48pm Irwin: Finally, a conspiratorial conversation of substance in this forum!
	5:48pm Michael 98145: that's a good thing
	5:48pm coelacanth∅: (he also claimed to be out of the country when Jimi died, but was in fact not far at all...according to Eddie Kramer)
	5:49pm geezerette: This is gorgeous. Never heard TG Quartet before, so thanks for playing!
	5:50pm Laura L: That Gustavsen song's very nice--know if whole album's as good?
	5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the eve of Jimi's sleeping pill overdose - he wrote: ...'The story. Of life is quicker. Than the wink of an eye. The story of love. Is hello and goodbye. Until we meet again.'... He was w/ his German girlfriend of the moment - & it's said the German sleeping pills were 4X what was common in England...but his bassist in the Experience, Noel Redding, said the Experience was - experienced - & knew their pills perfectly well...also in Jimi's system were traces of speed (which likely precipitated the sleeping remedy) - & probably slightly too much red wine...&tc. &tc. ...
	5:51pm St Joe: Well just scared the cat, OP.
	5:52pm Michael 98145: gotta run
	5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...Jimi suffocated on his upchuck - to put the fine point on it...his girlfriend hesitated in calling Emergency - RockStar & all...was her story...)
	5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...so she called Animal Eric Burdon....who thot about it a second & said - CALL THEM NOW.)
	5:54pm Irwin: Didn't one of the Spinal Tap drummers die of swallowing vomit—"but it wasn't his own"?
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...she eventually locks herself in a garage full of carbon monoxide...) ...'they don't dust for vomit'...
	5:55pm geezerette: What a great show ! Thanks,Irwin !
	5:56pm Dean: This Lin brings to mind a recording I played this past weekend, the second of Hyperion's two volume set of piano works of Cecile Chaminade, performed by Peter Jacobs.
	5:57pm Jack: Randy Kalifornia Died For Your Sins!
	5:58pm geezerette: Seamless segues throughout. :D Wonderful show, Irwin. Thanks!
	5:58pm rrg: A fine program. Thanks.
	👻 5:58pm Listening Out There: Great show. Thx!
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Indeed. Cheers IC Sir.
	5:59pm Linda Lee: just tuning in & thank the heavens for archives.
	5:59pm Michael 98145: thanks again, Irwin
	6:00pm Michael 98145: what LL said
	6:00pm coelacanth∅: whether jefferey, who knew he was getting fired when the contract was up and would lose his golden egg; or would gain a perpetual fortune if Jimi were to die before the contract ended, had arranged Jimi's death or not, he was pure scum and it's too bad he didn't die 5 years earlier.
	6:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: While Jefferey was also a pioneer in RawkManagement (stadium tours across the USA & so on) - that is hard to gainsay, coelcanth0...Jefferey dies in the early 70s in an airplane explosion (?!?!)...

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January 3, 2018: Billy Joel never had a lick of sense. Pass the biscuits, please.

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Rachel Sweet	It's So Different Here	Fool Around	0:03:30 (Pop-up)
Chip Wickham	Sling Shot "Sling Shot" by "Chip Wickham"	La Sombra	0:06:17 (Pop-up)
Jukka Eskola Soul Trio	Sweet Honey Bee	Jukka Eskola Soul Trio	0:13:13 (Pop-up)
Kapt. Kopter & the (Fabulous) Twirly Birds (Randy California)	Rain	Kapt. Kopter & the (Fabulous) Twirly Birds	0:17:45 (Pop-up)
Colleen Green	I'm Leaving It Up to You	Green One EP	0:24:42 (Pop-up)
Grandaddy	Way We Won't "Way We Won't" by "Grandaddy"	Last Place	0:27:08 (Pop-up)

Tony Allen	Wolf Eats Wolf "Wolf Eats Wolf" by "Tony Allen"	The Source	0:36:49 (Pop-up)
The Spires	Future Perfect Home "Future Perfect Home" by "The Spires"	Dreamconfusion	0:42:07 (Pop-up)
The Professor and Maryann	House by the Water	Lead Us Not Into Penn Station	0:46:50 (Pop-up)
Japanese Breakfast	In Heaven "In Heaven" by "Japanese Breakfast"	Psychopomp	0:49:50 (Pop-up)
Industrial Jazz Group	The Truth and the Abstract Blues	Industrial Jazz A Go Go!	0:53:54 (Pop-up)

Preservation Hall Jazz Band	One Hundred Fires	So It Is	1:06:18 (Pop-up)
Oscar Peterson Trio	Something's Coming	The Essential Oscar Peterson	1:12:21 (Pop-up)
Tame Impala	Let It Happen "Let It Happen" by "Tame Impala"	Currents	1:16:06 (Pop-up)
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard	Beginner's Luck	Gumboot Soup	1:24:05 (Pop-up)

Matthew Stevens	Sparkle and Fade "Sparkle and Fade" by "Matthew Stevens"	Preverbal	1:35:40 (Pop-up)
Grace Vonderkuhn	Saints with Death Wishes	Grace Vonderkuhn	1:42:08 (Pop-up)
The Three Suns	Smoke "Smoke" by "The Three Suns"	Fever and Smoke	1:46:04 (Pop-up)
Asobi Seksu	Pink Cloud Tracing Paper	Citrus	1:48:56 (Pop-up)
Diego Barber	Dilar River "Dilar River" by "Diego Barber"	One Minute Later	1:52:38 (Pop-up)

Miles Davis	Miles Runs the Voodoo Down	Bitches Brew	2:03:32 (Pop-up)
Stereolab	Vonal Declosion "Vonal Declosion" by "Stereolab"	Margerine Eclipse	2:16:55 (Pop-up)
Blue Cheer	Gypsy Ball "Gypsy Ball" by "Blue Cheer"	OutsideInside	2:20:44 (Pop-up)
Kapt. Kopter & the (Fabulous) Twirly Birds (Randy California)	Live for the Day	Kapt. Kopter & the (Fabulous) Twirly Birds	2:23:26 (Pop-up)
The Appleseed Cast	The Summer Before	Sagarmatha	2:26:38 (Pop-up)

John Coltrane	Song of the Underground Railroad	The Complete Africa/Brass Sessions	2:33:10 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra & His Arkestra	Brazilian Sun	Sun Ra Exotica	2:39:49 (Pop-up)
Tord Gustavsen Quartet	Circling "Circling" by "Tord Gustavsen Quartet"	The Well	2:43:31 (Pop-up)
Deltra Eamon (Nicolas Slonimsky: composer and piano)	Children Cry for Castoria / Pillsbury Bran Muffins	Five Advertising Songs	2:48:02 (Pop-up)
Jenny Lin	5 Concert Etudes, Op. 52, "Chinese": Shadow Play	Chinoiserie	2:51:44 (Pop-up)
Rose Melberg	The Orchard "The Orchard" by "Rose Melberg"	Cast Away the Clouds	2:54:28 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:59pm rrg: Yes, right. Happy New Year. Let's get this show on the road.
	3:01pm βrian: Those two lonely khaki huevos!
	3:01pm Stevel: Darned whippersnappers and their not knowing which buttons to push.
	3:01pm glenn: graph?
	👻 3:03pm Listening Out There: This is treasonous...
	3:03pm glenn: and also, screw billy joel.
	3:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: The names on the org chart graph have been deleted to protect the guilty.
	3:08pm Hoboken Jack: Hey Irwin, Ron, Stevel, Ken, Bronwyn in advance! Happy new year! I'm back in Hoboken where some would say I belong.
	3:09pm Dean: Hollie Cook has a nice cover of that Rachel Sweet tune.
	3:10pm rrg: Good day and HNY, Jack. Stay indoors where we all belong, at least for now.
	3:11pm Parq: I heard there was an alternate take of that song that made it about a "love that dare not speak its name." It was called "Ode to Bill and Joe."
	3:11pm Laura L: Is that a standard-form Terrifying Graph 1 to be filled in by the Top Secret user or did you receive it from your Top Secret connections and redact sensitive information for circulation to your listeners?
	3:12pm rrg: He can't say, Laura. Don't put him on the spot.
	3:14pm crateslinger: Those two green ovals trouble me.
	👻 3:15pm Listening Out There: I am one of those green ovals...
	3:17pm Laura L: Now that Irwin's posted it, there's nothing to stop us from using that handy form anytime we need it. What was he thinking?
	3:19pm Dean: Kapt. Kopter sounds suspiciously like Led Zeppelin...
	3:20pm Irwin: Dean: Someone should sue!
	3:20pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Hoboken Jack - Happy New Year! You'll also feel at home in Hoboken, Alabama or Georgia, or possibly the one in Belgium, too.
	3:28pm berbo: Wouldn't that last one make him Hoboken Jaques?
	3:29pm rrg: Winter Weather Advisory. This radio station needs to tell us about it. It's the law.
	3:29pm Hoboken Jack: Sacre bleu! Maybe I'll start w/ Georgia.
	3:30pm Jack: Back when albums were $5, I bought that Kaptain Kopter album for $13. I felt like I got ripped off.
	3:34pm zopa: I blame the French.
	3:35pm Dean: "Back when albums were $5..." IIRC, my first day at work at a record store in Southern California, early '78, was the day the store (a small chain) increased its regular one LP album price from $2.99 to $3.99. My first chore was to relabel the inventory. Can that be right? A 33% increase overnight?
	3:36pm Dean: Or let's say you're hungry, and you stumble into a vacant home with three bowls of porridge on the table. The first one is too hot, the second is too cold. Should you try the third? What about taking a nap in one of the three beds?
	3:37pm rrg: Could be. In the 1960s comic books jumped overnight from 10 cents to 12 cents (20%), and then from 12 to 15 (25%), and then from 15 to 20 (33%).
	3:37pm glenn: why not? the price of gas probably went up 6 or 7 times pvernight. same raw material.
	3:39pm Dean: At the time, I believe the MSRP for LPs was closer to five bucks, but the chain was competing with another, more well known chain at the time, as well as a number of department stores with record departments, hence the discount.
	3:40pm glenn: okay,maybe not 6 or 7 times, but probably at least a 60% increase.
	3:40pm Jack: When comics went from a dime to 12 cents, it fucked my life up so bad, I'm still haven't recovered.
	3:40pm rrg: I never worked in a record store but I sometimes went into them. In the early 1970s the groovy record store in my town had two prices for single-LP albums: $3.77 and $4.44. Depending on, I don't know, the label or something.
	3:42pm crateslinger: They probably were losing money at $2.99 but were going for market share, then BAM!
	3:43pm Jack: I got Blue Cheer, Temptations, Beach Boy albums and others in the discount bins for under a dollar.
	3:43pm gekko hopman: Bonjour from Rouen, Normandy, France. AWESOME PLAYLIST!
	3:44pm Dean: Yeah, the bargain label classical stuff (which I adored) generally ran $1.99, even post price-hike. But imports--mostly prog--imposed heftier demands.
	3:44pm Jack: And root beer was a nickel!
	3:45pm rrg: Bubble-gum packs, with cards in them, also a nickel.
	3:45pm Hoboken Jack: The Spires have a Courtney Barnett feel.
	3:45pm rrg: And s penny for a piece of Bazooka Joe!
	3:46pm rrg: Not Joel.
	3:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: This one from The Spires is quite catchy.
	3:46pm Irwin: The Spires are like Courtney Barnett without Courtney Barnett.
	3:48pm Dean: I've heard the same said of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
	3:50pm Hoboken Jack: Did not know till quite recently that the Professor is Rockwood of the Music Hall. He should record again.
	3:52pm Irwin: Yep, Ken's a great guy. And he really was a prof at some college, but I forget where. Very sartorially elegant, too.
	4:01pm Irwin: Wow, did I just kill the comments thread?
	4:05pm Dean: No. Had something to do at the top of the hour.
	4:05pm crateslinger: I'm doing estimates. Still here.
	4:06pm Dean: Dammit, now we're all meta.
	4:11pm BronwynB: hello irwin and everyone!
	4:15pm βrian: I hear ice tinkling in glasses.
	4:19pm βrian: Uh ....
	4:22pm glenn: hello, bronwyn and, uh, bronwyn.
	4:23pm BronwynB: hey glenn!
	4:28pm geezerette: Hiiiiiiiiii...
	4:31pm Lixiviated Life: Hello Irwin. Happy 2018.
	4:33pm glenn: i think oscar might be on a stamp.
	4:34pm glenn: www.canadapost.ca...
	4:34pm Lixiviated Life: I find Keith Jarrett's "exclamations" while playing piano to be highly annoying.
	4:36pm rrg: And then there's Glenn Gould with all his vocalizations. But...I like that.
	4:50pm geezerette: Goofy ! :)
	4:51pm Irwin: Yep, heard the news. Goofy was fired by Disney after allegations of sexual impropriety against Minnie.
	4:52pm Tom: That was the perfect tune while sitting here with an open snare drum to seemingly match the exact tune.
	4:53pm Irwin: Surprised Bluto still has a job after all he's done to Olive.
	4:53pm Hoboken Jack: Happy new year Bronwyn! (I pre-hello'd you earlier.)
	4:54pm Irwin: Pre-hellos are the NBT.
	4:56pm glenn: olive has drr on her headshot.
	4:57pm geezerette: Olive needs group therapy. Did you know she's in the motion picture country home? So sad.
	4:59pm geezerette: The Boop could tell you a thing or two about Koko.
	5:00pm Tom: The 90.1 WMFU Signal sounds great now! Thanks.
	5:00pm glenn: i guess the stress of being extra virgin finally made her snap.
	5:01pm geezerette: hahaha quack!
	5:03pm glenn: so this is in very, very, very bad taste, but is also super funny, on a few different levels. www.epicfail.com...
	5:05pm Hoboken Jack: The hotly tipped Long Neck (Monty Hall, 1/28) is led by James Mastro's daughter.
	5:14pm BronwynB: Happy New Year Jack :)
	5:15pm BronwynB: @glenn: that might be a chick with bad taste in tattoos...or it might be a pimp branding :(
	5:16pm glenn: either way, they should learn how to spell juicy. that's the funniest bit.
	5:19pm Ghetto Pastrami: Saw Stereolab back in '96. Great show.
	5:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I ain't drunk! I'm just drinkin'...Catch some Irwin...I miss BlueCheer...
	5:33pm yippie: now that you got me thinkin about Greenwich Village in 1965 i gotta hear some FUGS
	5:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Manager - namely Chas Chandler, formerly TheAnimals' bassist...handling the Bidness end of Jimi's management, one Michael Jeffries - & that's another story we'll never know...
	5:33pm common: evening
	5:35pm Jack: I bought 3 OutsideInsides for 69 cents EACH!
	5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Michael *Jeffery JOHN. COLTRANE. QUARTET.
	5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Jack: Worth it just for the 90degree gatefold...
	5:37pm Irwin: Yep. Chas left Animals, managed Jimi. Tom Wilson scouted Jimi, then co-produces 1st Soft Machine with Chas. Wilson also produces four albums by Eric Burdon & the Animals, after Chas had left the band.
	5:37pm geezerette: Great play list Irwin.
	5:38pm Jack: I believe Eddie Kramer recorded the Blue Cheer album.
	5:38pm Irwin: Glad you likes, Geeze.
	5:38pm Fredericks: Had to sign in to say thanks Irwin! for this: Song of the Underground Railroad
	5:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Jack: en.wikipedia.org... - a former Sanfran Hell'sAngel who famously said the Cheer 'turn the air into cottage cheese'. Cheer patron was AugustusOwsley...
	5:41pm Fredericks: Yes, from now on it's Irwin! for for me. Ir Win!
	5:41pm Irwin: Fred'rix: played it a few weeks ago, but it's been an obsession lately, so it was granted a reprise.
	5:42pm Fredericks: Now Sun Ra? You're pandering.
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...no wait - I conflate Management w/ Producer...Allen "Gut" Terk was the Angel: en.wikipedia.org...
	5:45pm rrg: Michael Jeffery, Hendrix's manager, co-hosted an episode of The Music Factory one week in 1968 when Tom Wilson was away. In 2009 a roadie for the Animals (whom Jeffery also managed) published a book in which he claimed that Jeffery murdered Hendrix--literally--for financial reasons.
	5:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @rrg: Jeffrey claimed to be former MI5 - Brit equivalent of CIA - & is characterized as shunning exposure - so that's interesting!
	👻 5:47pm Listening Out There: Jazzy day in Irwinland t'day...
	5:48pm Irwin: Finally, a conspiratorial conversation of substance in this forum!
	5:48pm Michael 98145: that's a good thing
	5:48pm coelacanth∅: (he also claimed to be out of the country when Jimi died, but was in fact not far at all...according to Eddie Kramer)
	5:49pm geezerette: This is gorgeous. Never heard TG Quartet before, so thanks for playing!
	5:50pm Laura L: That Gustavsen song's very nice--know if whole album's as good?
	5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the eve of Jimi's sleeping pill overdose - he wrote: ...'The story. Of life is quicker. Than the wink of an eye. The story of love. Is hello and goodbye. Until we meet again.'... He was w/ his German girlfriend of the moment - & it's said the German sleeping pills were 4X what was common in England...but his bassist in the Experience, Noel Redding, said the Experience was - experienced - & knew their pills perfectly well...also in Jimi's system were traces of speed (which likely precipitated the sleeping remedy) - & probably slightly too much red wine...&tc. &tc. ...
	5:51pm St Joe: Well just scared the cat, OP.
	5:52pm Michael 98145: gotta run
	5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...Jimi suffocated on his upchuck - to put the fine point on it...his girlfriend hesitated in calling Emergency - RockStar & all...was her story...)
	5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...so she called Animal Eric Burdon....who thot about it a second & said - CALL THEM NOW.)
	5:54pm Irwin: Didn't one of the Spinal Tap drummers die of swallowing vomit—"but it wasn't his own"?
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...she eventually locks herself in a garage full of carbon monoxide...) ...'they don't dust for vomit'...
	5:55pm geezerette: What a great show ! Thanks,Irwin !
	5:56pm Dean: This Lin brings to mind a recording I played this past weekend, the second of Hyperion's two volume set of piano works of Cecile Chaminade, performed by Peter Jacobs.
	5:57pm Jack: Randy Kalifornia Died For Your Sins!
	5:58pm geezerette: Seamless segues throughout. :D Wonderful show, Irwin. Thanks!
	5:58pm rrg: A fine program. Thanks.
	👻 5:58pm Listening Out There: Great show. Thx!
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Indeed. Cheers IC Sir.
	5:59pm Linda Lee: just tuning in & thank the heavens for archives.
	5:59pm Michael 98145: thanks again, Irwin
	6:00pm Michael 98145: what LL said
	6:00pm coelacanth∅: whether jefferey, who knew he was getting fired when the contract was up and would lose his golden egg; or would gain a perpetual fortune if Jimi were to die before the contract ended, had arranged Jimi's death or not, he was pure scum and it's too bad he didn't die 5 years earlier.
	6:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: While Jefferey was also a pioneer in RawkManagement (stadium tours across the USA & so on) - that is hard to gainsay, coelcanth0...Jefferey dies in the early 70s in an airplane explosion (?!?!)...

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from January 3, 2018

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