Listener comments!

Mon. 12/14/09 3:03pm Cecile:

Good afternoon, Irene! It is always good to hear Le Jazz Hot from Minnesota and France!

Mon. 12/14/09 3:04pm v k:

good afternoon, Irene - thank you once again for making my day.

Mon. 12/14/09 3:11pm v k:

Nick Drake sounds a wee-bit like Fred Neil on this track

Mon. 12/14/09 3:21pm Doc Labyrinth:

this is ALMOST a jaco bassline

Mon. 12/14/09 3:25pm Parq:

It's definitely an Irene's-music kind of afternoon. Thanks for being there at just the right time.

Mon. 12/14/09 3:41pm dc pat:

nice choice (George), thanks.

Mon. 12/14/09 3:42pm north guinea hills:

One of my fave beatles song (only a northern song)

Mon. 12/14/09 3:43pm dc pat:

whoa! Kinks, even better!

Mon. 12/14/09 3:45pm Carmichael:

My oh my, did I ever tune in at the right time!

Mon. 12/14/09 4:00pm BBB:

Vitamin D! Fantastic. During roughly 2004-6, I saw this guy in the audience at maybe 50% of the shows I attended; finally introduced myself to him-we, natch, accused each other of stalking-and as a result saw him open (?) for Pete Gallub. Nice guy, good performer,

Mon. 12/14/09 4:08pm Dead Corporate Eyes:

never heard this "Brainwashed" before...is it from around '67?

Mon. 12/14/09 4:20pm R. Stevie Moore:

Guess who's listening?

Mon. 12/14/09 4:25pm Doc Labyrinth:

anybody who mortgages his house to finance a monty python movie is ok in my book

Mon. 12/14/09 4:26pm Irene:

Yay Stevie!

Mon. 12/14/09 4:28pm Cecile:

Budgie!

@doc, my friend was of the opinion that anything on handmade films (George's production company) was instantly worth watching.

Mon. 12/14/09 4:29pm Doc Labyrinth:

what else has handmade put out?

Mon. 12/14/09 4:30pm Cecile:

powwow highway, withnail and I...

Mon. 12/14/09 4:30pm Doc Labyrinth:

attn: Irene, George was an extra in the sermon on the mount scene in life of brian fyi

Mon. 12/14/09 4:31pm Doc Labyrinth:

word cecile, i'll have to check those out

Mon. 12/14/09 4:33pm Cecile:

Here's the whole list:

Monty Python's Life of Brian (1979)
The Long Good Friday (1980)
Time Bandits (1981)
Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl (1982)
The Missionary (1982)
Privates on Parade (1982)
Bullshot (1983)
Scrubbers (1983)
A Private Function (1984)
Water (1985)
Mona Lisa (1986)
Shanghai Surprise (1986)
Withnail and I (1987)
Five Corners (1987)
The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne (1987)
Track 29 (1988)
How to Get Ahead in Advertising (1989)
Powwow Highway (1989)
Nuns on the Run (1990)
The Wrong Guy (1997)
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998)

Mon. 12/14/09 4:34pm Doc Labyrinth:

awesome, thank cecile. the movies on that list that i've seen, i've liked. i'll have to check out the rest

Mon. 12/14/09 4:41pm eternal question:

why is it important to certain individuals to have others share their musical preferences? doesn't open-mindedness include an ability to accept the differing preferences of others?

Mon. 12/14/09 4:47pm Doc Labyrinth:

it's the same reason anyone shares their opinions on anything. to open other people's minds to your point of view. sometimes it's good to get an outside perspective on things, lest you spend your life bouncing around inside your own skull.

Mon. 12/14/09 4:54pm Sean:

We will forgive George for funding Shanghai Surprise.

Mon. 12/14/09 4:59pm Cecile:

He could have funded four Shanghai Surprises for the first two great Bob Hoskyns movies

Mon. 12/14/09 5:02pm Milk Dudley:

Life goes on within him and without him.

Mon. 12/14/09 5:40pm Cecile:

lovely set and nice interview.
I'd love to be able to go.

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