WFMU: Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from April 26, 2019

Listener comments!
	9:04am TDK60: Kurt G., what a pleasant surprise.
	9:04am annie: suh-weet!
	9:06am VincentNifigance: KA-BOOM!
	9:06am Johnzon: woooooo!!
	9:06am George of Troy: Good morning, Kurt and crew
	9:06am TDK60: Swingin'
	9:07am Kat in Chicago: Hallo Kurt!
	9:08am randyfrommichigan: hello from the other side
	9:09am randyfrommichigan: listening to the Swingle Singers song, is this genre what they call Good Life? My son was telling me about it last night, said it's fairly popular with the college kids which surprised me.
	9:09am melinda: hi all
	9:10am Granny Spicy Tuna: *<<PLOP!>>* took the wrong cannon again! Hi, folx!
	9:11am Granny Spicy Tuna: My Golden Pidge disappeared, my Listener Name returned, and i'm still dancing! This is a fun tune!
	9:12am Diezel Tea: Hello Kurt. Hello leftover glisteners. Goodnight, moon.
	9:14am Doug Schulkind: Kurt, my Friday brother!
	9:15am dale: hello - now i want to hear focus' 'elspeth of nottingham'
	9:17am VincentNifigance: @GrannySpicyTuna: Did you lose it in transit?! It might have fallen into an old episode of Circle Time, I'll scour the archives!
	9:19am Granny Spicy Tuna: VincentNifigance: i often wind up in Circle Time, which is a pleasant diversion, indeed.
	9:20am VincentNifigance: @GrannySpicyTuna That was my Monday morning, I miss Mark R. I have a tshirt to soak up my tears.
	9:21am Kurt Gottschalk: good morning, everyone! thanks for stopping by.
	9:22am Granny Spicy Tuna: Yeah, whatever happened to Circle Time? Well, i am eternally grateful for the endless archives. Only there's always something compelling on the live streams, so who has time for archives?
	9:22am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:25am Granny Spicy Tuna: OK, i gotta get myself ready for airport fun. I will have WFMU in my portable gadget, so hopefully will keep up with this endless bounty of recorded bliss. xoxox
	9:25am Mark R.: What a lovely coincidence to find some of my old listeners on here like Vincent and Granny--as luck would have it, I'm filling in for Jeff Conklin on a Sunday/Monday in May. It's not listed on the website yet, but it'll be the Sunday evening of the 19th/20th at midnight. But Speaking of folks I miss, I miss Kurt having a regular slot.
	9:25am Mark R.: I'm digging this Patrick Higgins track so so very much! What a perfect piece for a rainy Friday morning.
	9:26am Granny Spicy Tuna: Hi, Mark R.! Great news, i'll keep an eye out for updates.
	9:26am Mark R.: Have good trip wherever you're headed, Granny!
	9:29am YETI BOB: hi Kurt. loving the music today. how about some "bachianas brasilieras? (villa-lobos)
	9:36am TDK60: ..didn't know Brahms was into Bach.
	9:39am markinbrooklyn: Really loving FMU right now
	9:41am Kurt Gottschalk: tdk, isn't everyone? markbklyn, thx.
	9:42am Booz: Good morning minotaureans. Two chaconnes in a row kinda left me out of breath.
	9:44am Phillippe Bastille: A proper good morning to Kurt and everyone. Travel safely, Granny!
	9:44am TDK60: Kurt, your rhetorical question has Bached me into a corner. But I answer: probably!
	9:45am Phillippe Bastille: This Miyao is such a wonderful thing to be the first song I hear in the morning!
	9:47am Seanbelly: Shoko would kick Yanni's ass in a pan flute duel.
	9:47am Smilty69: Good morning, Kurt & friends! This music is making work a lot less stressful. Thanks!
	9:49am Mark R.: Say this Bach fella wrote some purty good tunes. I reckon you could do a whole hour of his stuff and it would be mighty fine.
	9:49am VincentNifigance: @Mark R: That's great to hear you're doing more fill ins, as you might have seen you are MISSED, Sir!
	9:51am Mark R.: Very kind of you to say. As far as a regular slot goes, there are several FMU streams, so one never knows where one might turn up eventually. Stay tuned.
	9:54am TDK60: ..can anybody tell me what a continuo is? Is it a woodwind? a keyboard?
	9:55am Nulsh: Wrong speed?! I thought it was Ween!!!
	9:57am Philthy woman: Kurt! Glad to hear you back. This mornin is spiffin up
	9:57am Mark R.: (in baroque music) an accompanying part that includes a bassline and harmonies, typically played on a keyboard instrument and with other instruments such as cello or lute. "the piece is scored for flute, violin, viola da gamba, and continuo"
	9:58am YETI BOB: Ludwig Wittgenstein's brother Paul was a pianist who lost his right arm in World War I, and continued his career one-handed. Much of the left-handed piano repertoire that exists was created for him.
	9:59am Ike: Careful saying JA is "on assignment" -- as you implied yourself, some might assume that means he's dead. Oh wait, maybe dead is specifically "permanently on assignment". So if JA is only temporarily on assignment, does that mean he's just visiting Heaven and/or Hell today? What kind of records is he going to bring back from there for us?
	9:59am PERSONATOR from Highland Park NJ: I’m on I loved volunteering yesterday for the record fair loadout in JC. Viva WFMU!
	10:00am YETI BOB: Brahms was friends with Wittgenstein, he almost certainly arranged this for him. You can find videos of Paul Wittgenstein playing this.
	10:02am VincentNifigance: @Ike JA is CIA. That opening Everley/Rolnick thing is used in Psy Ops and interrogation.
	10:03am Kurt Gottschalk: tdk, what mark said. 'continuo' is kind of a bass line and was often written without a specified instrument. it's kind of the support part. yeti, fascinating about wittgenstein, i had no idea. ike: glenn has been saying that x ray is on assignment for years when he would take a week off.
	10:06am Mark R.: PS I had to look it up--my comment was literally cut and pasted from Websters. I thought it was some sort of flute, too!
	10:07am Kurt Gottschalk: looking stuff up is how we learn stuff and stuff. not looking stuff up is how we don't learn. no shame.
	10:08am YETI BOB: the wittgenstein family story is really crazy. the father was a musician, he had 5 sons and he forbade them from going into music despite their talents, he wanted them to be businessmen. 3 of the 5 sons committed suicide (!). then the father decided to let the other 2 do whatever they wanted. Paul became a pianist, and Ludwig became one of the most important philosophers of his day.
	10:09am Kurt Gottschalk: yeti, amazing.
	10:13am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Yeti Bob, your Wittgenstein story makes me think about that line from Anna Karenina - all happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way...
	10:14am TDK60: ..thanks for the explanation. It just sounds funny to me, listing instruments and then "continuo."
	10:15am Smilty69: @Yeti Was Paul Wittgenstein a beery swine who was just as schloshed as Schlegel?
	10:18am Ike: It's the Twitter age. Who even remembers what happened a few weeks ago? Those few weeks were years ago! Or decades? Centuries? What am I TALKING about?
	10:18am YETI BOB: @Smilty69: AFAIK that was Ludwig
	10:22am YETI BOB: @tdk60: it can also mean "the group of instruments that play the continuo part"
	10:22am melinda: Enjoying the selections.
	10:22am V Priceless: Chalky Chiller Check-in! Woo!
	10:23am TDK60: ..now I won't walk into a musical instrument store and ask where the continuo section is...
	10:30am Bob a: Just came in from the garage. Heard the sirens. Looked out on the street. Nothing. Came back in. Heard the sirens again. Then realized it was the radio.
	10:31am TDK60: ..how much will that original cover LP of the Beatles' "Yesterday and Today" cost this year? $600.00?
	10:35am YETI BOB: "a,t ,ot scja;bem" seemed like a believable title for a poet like Jandl! Here's one of his poems: www.fen-net.de...
	10:41am matty from brooklyn: @smitty69- Didn't he hang out with Emanuel Kant? I heard he was a real pissant.
	10:42am Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Kurt and all. As a matter of fact, I am feeling a little bullish this morning.
	10:53am sphere: hello folks. Helium Horse Fly brought me here, I am really digging this tune!
	10:53am Kurt Gottschalk: they are amazing. thanks for saying so.
	10:55am tim from champaign: Hi Kurt and everyone! I'm bummed I missed Reynols. They're a band I want to explore more and would love to see live. I worked with developmentally disabled folks for a good number of years so I think it's awesome Tomas is in the band.
	11:13am Kurt Gottschalk: tomas is the bandleader, in fact!
	11:15am TDK60: yow go4 mob
	11:16am Michael 98145: two very great bands
	11:17am tim from champaign: Yeah Michael! Two sides of the same coin,
	11:20am TDK60: awww yeh
	11:24am Michael 98145: papal bull -- or was i just imagining Latin ?
	11:26am Kurt Gottschalk: there's def some latin in there.
	11:26am TDK60: infuckingcredible
	11:26am Michael 98145: pretty great set, whatever it was
	11:27am zzmzm: hi Kurt. r u coming back to Friday slot?
	11:28am Kurt Gottschalk: that's up to forces greater than i to decide, zzmzm.
	11:29am Michael 98145: Bowie Firestarter
	11:29am Matt: Haven't listened to this Bowie in awhile....so good.
	11:29am J.: NEVER a bad day when Bowie plays on WFMU. From my first Bowie album, too.
	11:31am drowsy: Thanks for the sunn •))) They are playing here in New Haven tonight and I can't make it. This was a nice consolation prize. Cheers.
	11:33am zzmzm: then Paul lost his right arm in the war subsequently commissioned Piano Concerto fo various composers. Ravel's the most successful on (aside Prokfiev's) but he rejected Ravel piece as unachievable composition.
	11:36am zzmzm: wwps Yet's alreadyi covered about it
	11:37am Michael 98145: thanks again, Kurt G
	11:42am rbrt: this is a good show!
	11:43am YETI BOB: D.B. + D.B. !
	11:53am annie: kurt, a seamless and satisfying morning! thanks!
	11:55am Kurt Gottschalk: aw, thanks, annie. and thanks everyone out their in radioland.
	11:55am TDK60: Fine show, hope you continuo appearing here and there in the WFMU.

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from April 26, 2019

View Kurt Gottschalk's profile

"I fancy him at the court of Minos, anxious to know what sort of unmentionable monster the Minotaur may be, whether he is as frightful as all that or perhaps charming?" - Albert Camus (Visit homepage.)

On WFMU | 91.1, 90.1, 91.9 FM & wfmu.org
WFMU LIVE Audio Streams (Get help): Pop-up | 128k AAC | 128k MP3 | 32k MP3

<-- Previous playlist | Back to Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk playlists | Next playlist -->

April 26, 2019: Medusa (Fill-in for JA in the AM)

Listen to this show: Pop-up listen Pop-up player!

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Sweet	Medusa "Medusa" by "Sweet"		Capitol	1976			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Les Swingle Singers	Prelude pour chorale d'orgue No. 1	Jazz Sebastian Bach	Philles	2000	CD	Originally released in 1963	0:12:10 (Pop-up)
Los Pekenikes	Aria "Aria" by "Los Pekenikes"	Grandes Exitos	Parlophone	1998	CD	Originally released in 1968	0:14:44 (Pop-up)
Patrick Higgins	Chaconne - Violin Partita No. 2 BWV 1004	Bachanalia	Telegraph Harp	2015	LP		0:18:34 (Pop-up)
Igor Levitt	Choconne from Partita for Solo Violin No. 2 BWV 1004	Life	Sony Music Entertainment	2018	CD	Transcribed by Johannes Brahms for left hand alone	0:32:48 (Pop-up)
Shoko Miyao	Sonata in E minor for flute and continuo BWV 1035	Meet Mr. Bach Again	Opus	1998	CD		0:46:32 (Pop-up)
	a song						1:05:29 (Pop-up)
Marco Fusi	Xnoybis "Xnoybis" by "Marco Fusi"	G. Scelsi - Collection No. 7	Stradivarius	2017	CD	Composed by Giacinto Scelsi in 1964	1:05:23 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Brown	He Was Loved by All the People	Can't Keep from Crying: Topical Blues on the Death of Kennedy	Testament Records	1994	CD		1:17:03 (Pop-up)
Ikue Mori	Moon of the Lonely House	One Hundred Aspects of the Moon	Tzadik	2000	CD		1:19:40 (Pop-up)
Machine for Making Sense	U "U" by "Machine for Making Sense"	On second thoughts	O.O. Discs	1994	CD		1:21:51 (Pop-up)
David Byrne	The Red House "The Red House" by "David Byrne"	The Complete Score From the Broadway Production of "The Catherine Wheel"	Sire	1990	CD		1:24:33 (Pop-up)
Petra	hi "hi" by "Petra"	Filament	Gold Bolus Recordings	2019	CD-R		1:27:49 (Pop-up)
Reynols	Intro Ronii Mogai "Intro Ronii Mogai" by "Reynols"	Minecxio Emanations 1993-2018	Pica Disk	2019	CD-R		1:30:14 (Pop-up)
Ernst Jandl	13 Radiophone Texte: a,t ,ot scja;bem	13 Radiophone Texte & das Rocheln der Mona Lisa	Intermedium Records	2002	CD		1:30:35 (Pop-up)

Erlend Apneseth Trio with Frode Haltli	Mor Song	Salika, Molika	Hubro	2019	CD		1:41:40 (Pop-up)
Alexandra Grimal	Noun "Noun" by "Alexandra Grimal"	Nāga	Ovni	2019	CD		1:46:05 (Pop-up)
Helium Horse Fly	Missing Ingredient	A dispute to redefine clearly frontiers between devils and angels	Helium Horse Fly	2010	CD		1:57:33 (Pop-up)

BIG\|BRAVE	On the by and by and thereon	Au de la	Southern Lord	2015	CD		2:05:32 (Pop-up)
Neptune	Paris Green "Paris Green" by "Neptune"	Gong Lake	Radium	2008	CD		2:10:33 (Pop-up)
Machine for Making Sense	the body	Dissect the body	Split Recordings	1998	CD		2:14:29 (Pop-up)
Gang of Four	He'd Send in the Army	Solid Gold	Warner Bros.	1981	LP		2:16:59 (Pop-up)
Mission of Burma	New Nails "New Nails" by "Mission of Burma"	Vs.	Ace of Hearts	1997	CD	Originally released in 1982	2:21:29 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker + Sunn O)))	Bull "Bull" by "Scott Walker + Sunn O)))"	Soused	4AD	2014	CD		2:24:25 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Little Wonder "Little Wonder" by "David Bowie"	Earthling	Virgin	1997	CD		2:33:37 (Pop-up)
Derek Bailey with D.J. Ninj	Concrete (cement-mix)	guitar, drums 'n' bass	Avant	1996	CD		2:39:34 (Pop-up)
Derek Bailey	J,O. Complete "J,O. Complete" by "Derek Bailey"	Play Backs	Bingo	1999	CD	Rhythm by John Oswald	2:46:36 (Pop-up)
Derek Bailey / Amy Denio / Dennis Palmer	Let the Little Sunbeam In	The Gospel Record: Reference Edition	Shaking Ray Records	2005	CD		2:51:31 (Pop-up)
Derek Bailey	after 3 weeks "after 3 weeks" by "Derek Bailey"	Carpal Tunnel	Tzadik	2005	CD		2:53:24 (Pop-up)
Derek Bailey / Tony Bevan / Paul Hessin / Otomo Yoshihide	Flying Squad	Good Cop Bad Cop	No-Fi	2009	CD		3:06:56 (Pop-up)

RSS feeds for Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlists feed | MP3 archives feed

| E-mail Kurt Gottschalk | Other WFMU Playlists | All artists played by Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk |

Listener comments!
	9:04am TDK60: Kurt G., what a pleasant surprise.
	9:04am annie: suh-weet!
	9:06am VincentNifigance: KA-BOOM!
	9:06am Johnzon: woooooo!!
	9:06am George of Troy: Good morning, Kurt and crew
	9:06am TDK60: Swingin'
	9:07am Kat in Chicago: Hallo Kurt!
	9:08am randyfrommichigan: hello from the other side
	9:09am randyfrommichigan: listening to the Swingle Singers song, is this genre what they call Good Life? My son was telling me about it last night, said it's fairly popular with the college kids which surprised me.
	9:09am melinda: hi all
	9:10am Granny Spicy Tuna: *<<PLOP!>>* took the wrong cannon again! Hi, folx!
	9:11am Granny Spicy Tuna: My Golden Pidge disappeared, my Listener Name returned, and i'm still dancing! This is a fun tune!
	9:12am Diezel Tea: Hello Kurt. Hello leftover glisteners. Goodnight, moon.
	9:14am Doug Schulkind: Kurt, my Friday brother!
	9:15am dale: hello - now i want to hear focus' 'elspeth of nottingham'
	9:17am VincentNifigance: @GrannySpicyTuna: Did you lose it in transit?! It might have fallen into an old episode of Circle Time, I'll scour the archives!
	9:19am Granny Spicy Tuna: VincentNifigance: i often wind up in Circle Time, which is a pleasant diversion, indeed.
	9:20am VincentNifigance: @GrannySpicyTuna That was my Monday morning, I miss Mark R. I have a tshirt to soak up my tears.
	9:21am Kurt Gottschalk: good morning, everyone! thanks for stopping by.
	9:22am Granny Spicy Tuna: Yeah, whatever happened to Circle Time? Well, i am eternally grateful for the endless archives. Only there's always something compelling on the live streams, so who has time for archives?
	9:22am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:25am Granny Spicy Tuna: OK, i gotta get myself ready for airport fun. I will have WFMU in my portable gadget, so hopefully will keep up with this endless bounty of recorded bliss. xoxox
	9:25am Mark R.: What a lovely coincidence to find some of my old listeners on here like Vincent and Granny--as luck would have it, I'm filling in for Jeff Conklin on a Sunday/Monday in May. It's not listed on the website yet, but it'll be the Sunday evening of the 19th/20th at midnight. But Speaking of folks I miss, I miss Kurt having a regular slot.
	9:25am Mark R.: I'm digging this Patrick Higgins track so so very much! What a perfect piece for a rainy Friday morning.
	9:26am Granny Spicy Tuna: Hi, Mark R.! Great news, i'll keep an eye out for updates.
	9:26am Mark R.: Have good trip wherever you're headed, Granny!
	9:29am YETI BOB: hi Kurt. loving the music today. how about some "bachianas brasilieras? (villa-lobos)
	9:36am TDK60: ..didn't know Brahms was into Bach.
	9:39am markinbrooklyn: Really loving FMU right now
	9:41am Kurt Gottschalk: tdk, isn't everyone? markbklyn, thx.
	9:42am Booz: Good morning minotaureans. Two chaconnes in a row kinda left me out of breath.
	9:44am Phillippe Bastille: A proper good morning to Kurt and everyone. Travel safely, Granny!
	9:44am TDK60: Kurt, your rhetorical question has Bached me into a corner. But I answer: probably!
	9:45am Phillippe Bastille: This Miyao is such a wonderful thing to be the first song I hear in the morning!
	9:47am Seanbelly: Shoko would kick Yanni's ass in a pan flute duel.
	9:47am Smilty69: Good morning, Kurt & friends! This music is making work a lot less stressful. Thanks!
	9:49am Mark R.: Say this Bach fella wrote some purty good tunes. I reckon you could do a whole hour of his stuff and it would be mighty fine.
	9:49am VincentNifigance: @Mark R: That's great to hear you're doing more fill ins, as you might have seen you are MISSED, Sir!
	9:51am Mark R.: Very kind of you to say. As far as a regular slot goes, there are several FMU streams, so one never knows where one might turn up eventually. Stay tuned.
	9:54am TDK60: ..can anybody tell me what a continuo is? Is it a woodwind? a keyboard?
	9:55am Nulsh: Wrong speed?! I thought it was Ween!!!
	9:57am Philthy woman: Kurt! Glad to hear you back. This mornin is spiffin up
	9:57am Mark R.: (in baroque music) an accompanying part that includes a bassline and harmonies, typically played on a keyboard instrument and with other instruments such as cello or lute. "the piece is scored for flute, violin, viola da gamba, and continuo"
	9:58am YETI BOB: Ludwig Wittgenstein's brother Paul was a pianist who lost his right arm in World War I, and continued his career one-handed. Much of the left-handed piano repertoire that exists was created for him.
	9:59am Ike: Careful saying JA is "on assignment" -- as you implied yourself, some might assume that means he's dead. Oh wait, maybe dead is specifically "permanently on assignment". So if JA is only temporarily on assignment, does that mean he's just visiting Heaven and/or Hell today? What kind of records is he going to bring back from there for us?
	9:59am PERSONATOR from Highland Park NJ: I’m on I loved volunteering yesterday for the record fair loadout in JC. Viva WFMU!
	10:00am YETI BOB: Brahms was friends with Wittgenstein, he almost certainly arranged this for him. You can find videos of Paul Wittgenstein playing this.
	10:02am VincentNifigance: @Ike JA is CIA. That opening Everley/Rolnick thing is used in Psy Ops and interrogation.
	10:03am Kurt Gottschalk: tdk, what mark said. 'continuo' is kind of a bass line and was often written without a specified instrument. it's kind of the support part. yeti, fascinating about wittgenstein, i had no idea. ike: glenn has been saying that x ray is on assignment for years when he would take a week off.
	10:06am Mark R.: PS I had to look it up--my comment was literally cut and pasted from Websters. I thought it was some sort of flute, too!
	10:07am Kurt Gottschalk: looking stuff up is how we learn stuff and stuff. not looking stuff up is how we don't learn. no shame.
	10:08am YETI BOB: the wittgenstein family story is really crazy. the father was a musician, he had 5 sons and he forbade them from going into music despite their talents, he wanted them to be businessmen. 3 of the 5 sons committed suicide (!). then the father decided to let the other 2 do whatever they wanted. Paul became a pianist, and Ludwig became one of the most important philosophers of his day.
	10:09am Kurt Gottschalk: yeti, amazing.
	10:13am Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Yeti Bob, your Wittgenstein story makes me think about that line from Anna Karenina - all happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way...
	10:14am TDK60: ..thanks for the explanation. It just sounds funny to me, listing instruments and then "continuo."
	10:15am Smilty69: @Yeti Was Paul Wittgenstein a beery swine who was just as schloshed as Schlegel?
	10:18am Ike: It's the Twitter age. Who even remembers what happened a few weeks ago? Those few weeks were years ago! Or decades? Centuries? What am I TALKING about?
	10:18am YETI BOB: @Smilty69: AFAIK that was Ludwig
	10:22am YETI BOB: @tdk60: it can also mean "the group of instruments that play the continuo part"
	10:22am melinda: Enjoying the selections.
	10:22am V Priceless: Chalky Chiller Check-in! Woo!
	10:23am TDK60: ..now I won't walk into a musical instrument store and ask where the continuo section is...
	10:30am Bob a: Just came in from the garage. Heard the sirens. Looked out on the street. Nothing. Came back in. Heard the sirens again. Then realized it was the radio.
	10:31am TDK60: ..how much will that original cover LP of the Beatles' "Yesterday and Today" cost this year? $600.00?
	10:35am YETI BOB: "a,t ,ot scja;bem" seemed like a believable title for a poet like Jandl! Here's one of his poems: www.fen-net.de...
	10:41am matty from brooklyn: @smitty69- Didn't he hang out with Emanuel Kant? I heard he was a real pissant.
	10:42am Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Kurt and all. As a matter of fact, I am feeling a little bullish this morning.
	10:53am sphere: hello folks. Helium Horse Fly brought me here, I am really digging this tune!
	10:53am Kurt Gottschalk: they are amazing. thanks for saying so.
	10:55am tim from champaign: Hi Kurt and everyone! I'm bummed I missed Reynols. They're a band I want to explore more and would love to see live. I worked with developmentally disabled folks for a good number of years so I think it's awesome Tomas is in the band.
	11:13am Kurt Gottschalk: tomas is the bandleader, in fact!
	11:15am TDK60: yow go4 mob
	11:16am Michael 98145: two very great bands
	11:17am tim from champaign: Yeah Michael! Two sides of the same coin,
	11:20am TDK60: awww yeh
	11:24am Michael 98145: papal bull -- or was i just imagining Latin ?
	11:26am Kurt Gottschalk: there's def some latin in there.
	11:26am TDK60: infuckingcredible
	11:26am Michael 98145: pretty great set, whatever it was
	11:27am zzmzm: hi Kurt. r u coming back to Friday slot?
	11:28am Kurt Gottschalk: that's up to forces greater than i to decide, zzmzm.
	11:29am Michael 98145: Bowie Firestarter
	11:29am Matt: Haven't listened to this Bowie in awhile....so good.
	11:29am J.: NEVER a bad day when Bowie plays on WFMU. From my first Bowie album, too.
	11:31am drowsy: Thanks for the sunn •))) They are playing here in New Haven tonight and I can't make it. This was a nice consolation prize. Cheers.
	11:33am zzmzm: then Paul lost his right arm in the war subsequently commissioned Piano Concerto fo various composers. Ravel's the most successful on (aside Prokfiev's) but he rejected Ravel piece as unachievable composition.
	11:36am zzmzm: wwps Yet's alreadyi covered about it
	11:37am Michael 98145: thanks again, Kurt G
	11:42am rbrt: this is a good show!
	11:43am YETI BOB: D.B. + D.B. !
	11:53am annie: kurt, a seamless and satisfying morning! thanks!
	11:55am Kurt Gottschalk: aw, thanks, annie. and thanks everyone out their in radioland.
	11:55am TDK60: Fine show, hope you continuo appearing here and there in the WFMU.

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from April 26, 2019

Listener comments!

(C) 2024 WFMU. Generated by KenzoDB, written 2000-2024 by Ken Garson