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Favoriting July 27, 2011

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Artist Track Album Label Approx. start time
Bill Conti  Reflections   Favoriting Rocky OST  United Artists  0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Singers Unlimited  Fool on the Hill   Favoriting   MPS  0:03:12 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone  4 women (DJ Obah Remix)   Favoriting     0:07:44 (Pop-up)
The Peddlers  On A Clear Day You Can See Forever   Favoriting 3 in a cell  Epic  0:12:58 (Pop-up)
CSC Funk Band  A Troll's Soiree (Brooklyn Champion remix)   Favoriting 101 things to do in Bongolia  Electric Cowbell  0:17:20 (Pop-up)
Virgo 4  It's A crime (Caribou Remix)   Favoriting 12"  Rush Hour  0:23:14 (Pop-up)
Lyn Collins  Wheels Of Life (Kompleks edit)   Favoriting     0:30:43 (Pop-up)
Bill Withers  Harlem (Bim Marx T.P. love edit)   Favoriting Bim Marx    0:36:01 (Pop-up)
Nobody  Propise Song   Favoriting Pacific Drift  Ubiquity  0:48:49 (Pop-up)
Hedonic Islands  Alien Abduction feat. Dudley Perkins & Georgia Ann Muldrow   Favoriting 7"  Gematria / Planaria  0:51:16 (Pop-up)
Homelife  April Sunshine   Favoriting Guru man hubcap lady  Ninja Tune  0:55:25 (Pop-up)
Le Feelings  Day by Day   Favoriting 7"    1:01:45 (Pop-up)
Hard Meat  Free Wheel   Favoriting Through A Window  Warner Bros.  1:04:07 (Pop-up)
America  Are you There (Re edit)   Favoriting     1:07:18 (Pop-up)
The Willow Band  Willow Man (beatconducter re edit)   Favoriting   Gamma  1:13:01 (Pop-up)
Wolfe  Dancing in the Moonlight   Favoriting     1:13:20 (Pop-up)
Carla Thomas  Gotta go back to living in the city   Favoriting Cactus Flower OST  Stax  1:15:23 (Pop-up)
Barbara Mason  you better stop it   Favoriting 7"  Arctic  1:18:19 (Pop-up)
TBD  Dizzy   Favoriting     1:20:01 (Pop-up)
Anna Jantar  Za nami Bawry   Favoriting     1:22:24 (Pop-up)
Boogie & Cry Baby  Mikor lesz mar vege   Favoriting     1:25:33 (Pop-up)
Hildegaard Knef  Im achtzigsen Stockwerk   Favoriting   Decca  1:30:44 (Pop-up)
Stan Borys  tbd   Favoriting     1:32:19 (Pop-up)
Syrius  Broken Dreams   Favoriting   Pepita  1:33:53 (Pop-up)
Salatnay Zarolta  Hadd Mondjam El (with Skorpio)   Favoriting   Pepita  1:34:34 (Pop-up)
Aura  Dziewczyna Pirat   Favoriting   S/T  1:38:05 (Pop-up)
ursula dudziak  Cuckoos Nest   Favoriting     1:40:48 (Pop-up)
Karin Krog  The Meaning of Love   Favoriting 12"  Crippled Dick  1:51:14 (Pop-up)
Joe Pass  A place for us   Favoriting Guitar interludes    2:13:21 (Pop-up)
R. B . Hudmon  Can I be a witness   Favoriting 7"  Atlantic  2:06:24 (Pop-up)
Billy Vera  I'm leaving here tomorrow mama   Favoriting Sounds from the South: At the Crossroads of Rock, Country, and Soul  Soul Jazz  2:08:01 (Pop-up)
Escorts, The  Disrepect can Wreck   Favoriting 7"  Alithia  2:12:37 (Pop-up)
Irma Thomas  So in Love   Favoriting A womans viewpoint  Kent  2:16:02 (Pop-up)
Gallagher & Lyle  Goodbye Mozart   Favoriting Treacle toffee world  RPM  2:19:48 (Pop-up)
Greg Ginn & The Taylor Texas Corrugators  Freddies Tea (Dif Juz Dub)   Favoriting   Electric Cowbell  2:22:45 (Pop-up)
janie mcfadden/dusty brooks  two blue devils   Favoriting the women of sun records cd 4 v/a  Bear Family  2:27:07 (Pop-up)
Caetano Veloso  Irene   Favoriting S/t  Phillips  2:29:42 (Pop-up)
Joe Arroyo  La Rebelion (live)   Favoriting     2:33:19 (Pop-up)
Hermans Egg  Onomatopaiea   Favoriting Psychoses Discoid 1976-1981  Mucho Gusto  2:42:55 (Pop-up)
Rah Band  Messages from the Stars   Favoriting 12"  Catfish  2:45:25 (Pop-up)
Turner Cody  If I had the drugs   Favoriting First Light  Boy Scout  2:52:45 (Pop-up)
Jim Ford  If I go Country   Favoriting the uninsuued Paramount album    2:53:48 (Pop-up)
The Smart Set  The Party   Favoriting     2:59:17 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!

  12:06pm
Cecile:

Duane!

The Billy Preston Unsung was amazing. And heartbreaking.
  12:06pm
Brass Knuckles:

What's the average age of a WFMU DJ? A lot of them have been around for decades.
  12:06pm
Handsome Harry:

Rad version of "Fool on the Hill."
  12:09pm
still b/p:

The Conti track was like music for when Rocky tryin' to be smooth and get busy at his pad. Lights low, raw eggs in stemware.
  12:09pm
BSI:

This version of Fool knocks McCartney's kidneys in the pudding.
  12:12pm
Sir Paul:

But I wrote the damn song! It wouldn't exist if it weren't for me!
  12:12pm
Duane:

Cecille: Yeah the BIlly Preston Story was sad. I actually have a friend who has a pretty crazy story about getting hit on by Preston in Central Park in '91..he was 14..Yikes!
  12:14pm
Cecile:

Wow. Hearing about Billy just makes the story of Sylvester even more amazing.

And man, people forget he had a great run on the charts.

A quick question - does anyone know if Ms. SImone knew of and approved of remixes to her music while she was alive?.
  12:20pm
Duane:

Cecille: Good question. THere are certainly a ton of SImone remixes out now
  12:21pm
don:

considering how often she reinterpreted the music of others, i'd assume she's ok with it?
  12:23pm
Duane:

I would think that the problems would be more on the side of publishing rather than her approval because she did so many cover tunes
  12:25pm
Cecile:

Can't really find out - Verve remixed came out while she was still alive but she may have been too ill to comment on it.

Half the writers think she would have loved it, others think she would have hated it, which I think is probably the best answer.
  12:25pm
Brian in UK:

Hello all. The most boggling cover that Ms Simone did for me was Jonathan King's 'Everyones Gone to the Moon'.
  12:26pm
HotRod:

Nice show, Duane.
  12:27pm
Duane:

Thanks HotRod. Brian in UK; I was always partial to her cover of Hall & Oates "Rich Girl"
  12:29pm
don:

i'll have to look both those suggestions up! i am continually blown away by her version of "i shall be released"
  12:30pm
Cecile:

which, even with all the accolades they've gotten, MADE Hall and Oates' lives right there.\

Besides performing with the Temptations...
  12:33pm
Mike East:

My favorite has always been her cover of "Ain't got no/I got Life" from HAIR.
  12:34pm
Brian in UK:

Cecile, just seen Point Blank (A Bout Portant) action packed does not do it justice. Same title as Lee Marvins. Throughly recommended. The director made the original version of The Next Three Days which hollywood nicked and remade.

Abandonned Luncheonette is a belting album & Daryl Hall's voice on Laughing Boy is great especially live in 1977.
  12:36pm
Cecile:

Thanks for the tip, Brian!
  12:41pm
Mike East:

Hey Brian, are you playlist hopping?
  12:42pm
T-Zero:

This Harlem mix is a great tension builder.
  12:43pm
Brian in UK:

You bet. Following the Station Managers dictum who needs the music.
  12:46pm
Cecile:

WOW.
Bottega Veneta things are insanely lovely
Yes, there is that whole contrast aspect. :D
  12:46pm
Mike East:

hehe. Its two amazing shows they put up against each other, so I don't blame you. Each week its been a matter of who I listen to live and who I download later. This week, Duane wins my ears.
  12:48pm
Um:

Uhh
  12:52pm
J J:

Monkees song? That movie Head is brilliant in so many ways.
  12:54pm
Duane:

JJ: Yeah I remeber seeing that on Showtime one night when I was 14!! Pretty trippy!
  12:55pm
Brian in UK:

What do you think Head refers to? It used to be a hippy.
  12:59pm
Cecile:

For some reason I just thought of Luke Sutherland from Long Fin Killie/Bows. THAT was a unique voice.
  12:59pm
J J:

I'm surprised Showtime would have shown that. I remember Showtime from my youth as basically being the channel to watch the latest Shannon Tweed or Eric Roberts movie.
  1:00pm
Duane:

Cecille: Luke was an awesome guy. I met him years ago. Longfin was unreal live!
  1:01pm
Cecile:

He seems like a supertalented guy. His novel got loads of praise.
  1:03pm
Duane:

JJ: They used to have a showtime late night movie series called "Showtime Vanguard". They would show Head, Tommy, Clockwork Orange, Iam Curious..this was like around '89. All decent films
  1:06pm
Brian in UK:

There's a huge 6CD comp out recently from Ninja Tunes.
  1:09pm
J J:

Ahh, Didn't know Showtime did that. Late night, I'm sure.

What happened to that guy? The Long Fin Killie singer? Definitely one of those bands that people should rediscover.
  1:10pm
Cecile:

he's a writer now. Plays violin with Mogwai from time to time.
  1:10pm
Handsome Harry:

I have never grooved to America like I am now grooving to America. Groove on.
  1:11pm
jan:

that's all for America, please. Last night, I heard in a Desert on A horse with no name, and the tune played endlessly in my head.
  1:17pm
KevinfromBayRidge:

Hello all,
FYI...Great show @ Fort Greene Park ( Bklyn ) last night-Charles Bradley & Menahan Street Band. The sky's even opened up for his encore!
  1:21pm
Duane:

Kevinfrombayridge: I was on my way to that show and the skies opened up so i had to run home. I'm glad to hear it was a good show!
  1:25pm
Wild Neil:

Po Polsku!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  1:30pm
Cecile:

hee, my mind is converting this languge into the words they soudn like in English. I just got the phrase "shake your mental ass."
  1:31pm
Cecile:

Also something about Khruschev and Enjoli.
  1:34pm
Cecile:

and the chorus here is "baker's dozen."
  1:37pm
Kedvretel:

Heh, hungarian sweets.
  1:37pm
Wild Neil:

Cecile-
Moja zona jest polka od Lublin y Podlaskie...czy Pani jest Polka?
  1:38pm
Cecile:

whuh?
  1:41pm
Wild Neil:

Never mind, I thought you knew Polish....sorry...
  1:41pm
Cecile:

No. Did I actually accidentally get a phrase right. A broken clock is right twice a day...
  1:41pm
Wild Neil:

Duane-
Got any discopolo?
  1:42pm
Kedvretel:

touring through eastern beards of far continents
  1:44pm
Duane:

Wild Neil: No didn't bring this week..but love that stuff.
  1:46pm
Krzy:

Nice polish-hungarian obscurities! Especially polish ones, crazy lyrics and unexpected context, which were placed, its rare to hear it in regular polish radio ;) thanks
  1:48pm
Duane:

Krzy: You're welcome. Thanx 4 listening!
  1:49pm
snake:

love the ursula duziak!!!!!
  1:50pm
Krzy:

yup, thanks a lot! and if you need some hints with translation, let me know, best!
  1:56pm
Cecile:

Karin Krog, wasn't she married to Archie Shepp?
  1:58pm
Nathan:

Joe Pass! :)
  2:04pm
Cecile:

I don't think that's right. I think Hedy Lamarr did nudie stuff in the 20s
  2:05pm
PMD:

Kielbasa and Pierogi!
  2:07pm
Krzy:

Sirius was hungarian group. And Jantar passed away in plain crush in 80s I guess..
  2:08pm
Duane:

Cecile: This is from the wikipedia site on Knef..Marina in Die Sünderin (The Sinner), in which she performed the first nude scene in German film history, in 1950. The nude scene caused one of the largest scandals in German filmmaking history up until that time. When the Roman Catholic Church protested vehemently she responded “I can't understand all that tumult - five years after Auschwitz!”
Krzy: Thanks
  2:08pm
Cecile:

Hrm. Hedy might have been in Austria. And what a great comeback!
  2:09pm
Krzy:

and btw. here is good blog for central-european (mostly polish) excavation, partially in english, plenty of good stuff, check it out: http://panmietek.blogspot.com/
  2:11pm
still b/p:

Hedy's swim and horse-chasing/streaking was in Ekstase, a Czech film in '33.
  2:12pm
Cecile:

thanks, sbp!
  2:30pm
Cecile:

Was it Christian Laettner and Danny Ferry? I'd be scared, too.
  2:34pm
evan in montreal:

saw caetano in a soccer stadium in montevideo, uruguay last year. his first gig there in 20 years - sooo awesome.
  2:38pm
José in Southeast Mexico:

No le pegue a la negra! Classic
  2:39pm
Duane:

Jose: Pour a lil something out for Arroyo today. What a Legend we loss today!
  2:43pm
vanessa:

en los años mil seis cientos...pouring a lil' aguardiente out for Sr. Arroyo would be most appropriate. RIP Joe Arroyo
  2:47pm
Handsome Harry:

That Greg Ginn And The Taylor Texas Corrugators tune was the bee's knees.
  2:50pm
Cecile:

wow, Rah Band vocalist is pretty unexcited. I've seen people happier when they've gotten teeth cleanings.
  2:53pm
Duane:

Cecille: I like to think of her as a lil robot doll. If your inflatable could sing about her lovemaking experience..that's how it would sound like!!
  2:56pm
Robin The Fog:

Duane, that sounds hot! Think of some more stuff for us to imagine!
  3:00pm
Wild Neil:

Duane-
Thanks!!
  2:06pm
hemmel:

After Long Fin Killie, Luke formed BOWS, with a couple singles, 1 ep, and two albums (Blush and Cassidy). Takes the hints of trip-hop/electronic that was in Amelia, and went for it. Features Ruth Emond and Signe (Jomi Massage/Speaker Bite Me) singing (as well as Luke). After that, he was in Music A.M. with two others. Real quiet eletronica with Luke singing and playing guitar. Two albums and one ep there. He's in a band "We Can Love You" with Signe and the drummer from Speaker Bite Me, but there hasn't been much news there. He's also written three novels now. All great stuff.
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