WFMU: Steve Krinsky: Playlist from June 20, 2009

Steve Krinsky: Playlist from June 20, 2009

June 20, 2009: On the Corner
Kenny Wessel couldn't make it today but he is playing--along with "On the Corner" alumni Badal Roy & Michael Henderson-- at the River to River fest on Wednesday, July 8, at Rockefeller Park. A free outdoor concert, commemorating the amazing 1972 Miles Davis sessions.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Big Guitars from Texas	Guitar Army	Thrash Twang and Thunder	Rykodisc	I've been using this collection of tunes, from a bunch of Austin twangers, as my intro for more than 20 years	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	New York Girl "New York Girl" by "Miles Davis"	On the Corner	Legacy	From "On the Corner"-- the Miles' controversial 1972 album	0:04:50 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Thinkin' One Thing And Doin' Another	On the Corner	Legacy	The music just flows together; this tune and the one before are actually part of a longer "suite" of 20 minutes or so-- broken up to make the album more marketable. It's all one piece on the 6-CD box of the "On the Corner" sessions released on Legacy two years ago.	0:10:30 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Black Satin "Black Satin" by "Miles Davis"	On the Corner	Legacy	Some say this is the only "melodic" piece from the session; listen to Badal on tabla, opening and closing the song!	0:12:51 (Pop-up)
Badal Roy	Roy's Glen "Roy's Glen" by "Badal Roy"	One in the Pocket	Nomad	Badal put out a great album, with Steve Gorn, Glen Velez and others, a few years ago: "One in the Pocket" on Nomad	0:18:16 (Pop-up)
Badal Roy	Madol "Madol" by "Badal Roy"	One in the Pocket	Nomad	Another from "One in the Pocket" with Amit Chatterjee on electric guitar and Duofel on guitar	0:20:33 (Pop-up)
Badal Roy	Rinpoche's Rag "Rinpoche's Rag" by "Badal Roy"	One in the Pocket	Nomad	Mostly bed/talkover music.	0:29:53 (Pop-up)
Badal Roy/Kenny Wessel/Stomu Takeishi	Testimony	Daybreak	Alankar	In 1998, Badal, Kenny & Stomu put out a CD of original music-- "Daybreak"-- with help from Tim Ries on flute.	0:31:29 (Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman & Prime Time	La Capella	Tone Dialing	Verve	Badal & Kenny were members of Prime Time-- Ornette's band in the 90s-- and they can be heard on the one album that got issued: "Tone Dialing" on Verve	0:37:35 (Pop-up)
World Saxophone Quartet	Dou Dou N'Daiye Rose	Four Now	Justin Time	Four American sax players plus three African drummers collaborate on "Four Now" (Justin Time, 1996)	0:46:50 (Pop-up)
Victor Olaiya's All Stars Soul International	Let Yourself Go/There Was a Time	Highlife	Vampisoul	Listed as separate tracks, they are obviously a blend. Recorded in 1970, this amazing Highlife album was just issued on CD by Vampisoul	0:55:30 (Pop-up)
Fred Fisher Atalobhor and his Ogiza Dance Band	Kisiana	African Carnival	Vampisoul	Another Vampisoul CD of Nigerian music from the 70s: "African Carnival"	1:02:43 (Pop-up)
Rail Band	Mariba Yassa "Mariba Yassa" by "Rail Band"	Le Rail Band Featuring Mory Kante	Stern Music	A 1975 Mory Kante tune,from the house band of the Buffet Hotel de la Gare de Bamako, the train station. Stern Music just issued the 3rd volume in the Rail Band collection	1:08:51 (Pop-up)
Bela Fleck & Vusi Mahlasela	Thula Mama	Throw Down Your Heart	Rounder	When Bela Fleck went to Africa-- ostensibly in search of the roots of the banjo-- he ended up jamming with some of the best players around. This South Africa guitarist is one of them. From "Throw Down Your Heart" (Rounder, 2009)-- both a CD and a movie.	1:13:50 (Pop-up)
J.P. Ndagu	Mokolo Bafuti Sanza "Mokolo Bafuti Sanza" by "J.P. Ndagu"	the world is shaking: cubanismo from the congo 1954-55	Honest Jon's Records	From "The World is Shaking" Cubanismo from the Congo, 1954-1955" (Honest Jons Records, 2009)	1:21:01 (Pop-up)
Wadadli Experience	We See Jah "We See Jah" by "Wadadli Experience"	Calypsoul 70: Caribbean Soul & Calypso Crossover 1969-1979	Strut	Not Latin but from the Americas, Antigua in this case. From "Calypsoul 70: Caribbean Sould & Calypso Crossover 1969-1979" (Strut, 2008)	1:23:52 (Pop-up)
Chicha Libre	Un Shipibo En Espana	Chica Libre: Sonido Amazonico	Barbes Records	Can't resist that "Sonido Amazonico" sound!	1:29:45 (Pop-up)
Greg Ribot	Sambalyla "Sambalyla" by "Greg Ribot"	Lengua sin Palabras	Self Released	Greg's new CD-- "Lengua sin Palabras"-- has Greg on flutes and horns with help from Curtis Foulkes, Francisco Navarro, Andy Eulau and (not on this cut) brother Mark	1:32:52 (Pop-up)
Los Silvertones	Tamborito Swing "Tamborito Swing" by "Los Silvertones"	Panama!2 Latin Sounds, Cumbia Tropical & Calypso Funk On The Isthmus 1967-77	Soundway	Soundway just put out a collection of Latin/=, Cumbia and Calypso Funk from Panama, also from the 60s & 70s	1:37:14 (Pop-up)
Mexican Institute of Sound featuring Saul Hernandez	Arbolea de la Barranca	Rudi y Cursi Soundtrack	Nacionale	From the soundtrack to "Rudi & Cursi"	1:41:14 (Pop-up)
Za!	Derens y Los Engmas del Hamma	Macumba y Muerte	Acualera	The CD is called "Macumba y Muerte" and there are no notes, only pages of collage cut-ups of Hollywood. From Barcelona, I'm told.	1:44:19 (Pop-up)
Ocote Soul Sounds & Adrian Quesada	Tres Ratas	Coconut Rock	ESL	When I was in Austin last summer, the buzz was strong for Grupo Fantasma; this CD is a collaboration between members of Grupo F and Antibalas: "Coconut Rock" (ESL, 2009)	1:50:12 (Pop-up)
Prez Prado	St. James Infirmary "St. James Infirmary" by "Prez Prado"	Six All Time Greats (vinyl)/ Voodoo Suite (CD)	Bear Family	The scratchy vinyl album is called "Six All Time Greats" but the CD is more marketably called "Voodoo Suite" (Bear Family, 1990). And, sadly, the record skipped and we had to switch to CD.	1:53:49 (Pop-up)
Kermit Ruffin	Kermit's Second Line	Kermit's Second Line	Justice Records/Fontana	Kermit was teenager when he helped found the Rebirth Brass Band; now he is a New Orleans character: trumpeter and bbq chef. Cool dude.	2:06:14 (Pop-up)
Clyde Kerr	Sylvia's Kitchen "Sylvia's Kitchen" by "Clyde Kerr"	This is Now: The St. Agnes Sessions	Jazz Foundation Of America	Clyde has been around for decades, a New Orleans trumpet stalwart. Now he finally puts out his own album-- "This is Now: The St. Agnes Sessions"-- and it swings.	2:08:56 (Pop-up)
Billy Hector Band	Traveler "Traveler" by "Billy Hector Band"	Traveler	Ghetto Surf	This Jersey bluesman comes out of the Asbury Park scene and still plays a mean guitar. See him live if you can. This is the title cut to his new CD; check out billyhector.com	2:21:35 (Pop-up)
Damn Glad	Not for Nothing "Not for Nothing" by "Damn Glad"	Not for Nothing	Multidimensions Music Cartel	Gritty R&R from Jersey City guys	2:24:41 (Pop-up)
Jamaladeen Tacuma	Tacuma Song "Tacuma Song" by "Jamaladeen Tacuma"	Show Stopper	Gramavision	He looks like Grace Jones on the cover of his "Show Stopper" CD but he can play bass. This song was written by Ornette Coleman!	2:27:57 (Pop-up)
Victor Herrero	A La Flor del Berro	Anacoreta	BO'Weavil	Spanish guitar, that's all I know	2:31:38 (Pop-up)
Scotty	Draw Your Breaks "Draw Your Breaks" by "Scotty"	The Harder They Come (soundtrack)	Mango	Wow. They don't make reggae like they useta. From the "Harder they Come" sidetrack.	2:38:44 (Pop-up)
David Rudder	One Love "One Love" by "David Rudder"	Charlie's Roots	Sire	In 1987, David Rudder put out this "Charlie's Roots" album and it sounds pretty good today!	2:41:44 (Pop-up)
Thomas Mapfumo & the Blacks Unlimited	Shumba	Gwindingwi Rine Shumba	Water Music	Another re-issue: "Gwindingwi Rine Shumba" now on CD, from late 70s. Thanks to Water Music.	2:45:41 (Pop-up)
Young-Holt Trio	Wack Wack "Wack Wack" by "Young-Holt Trio"	Wack Wack	Brunswick	Need I say more?	2:50:44 (Pop-up)
Rahsaan Roland Kirk	Bye Bye Blackbird	Does Your House Have Lions: The Rahsaan Roland Kirk Anthology	Rhino Atlantic	This is a good way to end the evening; let's do this again some time. Email me at stevek@wfmu.org if you want to know when I am on again.	2:53:27 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	6:34pm miketp: just got in steve glad youre fillin in. one of the great tasty fmu dja of all time . get on board everyone.
	6:38pm steve krinsky: Hi Mike, hi everyone else out there. Amazing music here, hope you like it as much as I do. We'll travel to other continents shortly! Let us know you are out there.
	6:40pm miketp: love the hand drummers. seen shakti oregon baba olitungi many moon ago.
	7:15pm texas scott: very nice show-show,mr.krinsky. enjoying your curatin'.
	7:18pm miketp: i knew it was only a matter of time for texas tee to chime in.
	7:18pm BrightMoment: Great stuff Steve! Free JC gig:DJ Derajja, spinning Hot Arabic, Middle Eastern, Rai, Bhangra, Bollywood with Birnur Bellydance, this Thur, June 25th 11:30AM-1PM in Jersey City at Journal Square PATH Fountain Plaza opposite Boulevard Drinks/Lowe's Theater. Bryan Beninghove, soprano/tenor jammin, w/both! Produced by BrightMoment, Jersey ~ city Hoboken Bellydance Meetup & Journal Square Restoration, Corp's Free Music every Wed/Friday through the summer. For more info: http://www.meetup.com/bellydance-nj/
	7:20pm texas scott: sup,tp? sounds like a happenin',brightymcmoment!
	7:22pm miketp: got my african log drum on my lap and making the attempt to groove.
	7:24pm texas scott: groove on,broman. bongos here.
	7:33pm miketp: did i hear belly dancers are coming over. doors open come rite up.
	7:38pm ?: If you're in JC every Sat nite at Egyptian cafe, Journal Square Cafe, free, @ midnite. June 28th, 4-10PM largest Hafla (party) ever in US appearing on one day with 40+ dancers performing that day, live Turkish band and DJ Derajja. As Rahsaan said, "Bright Moments RIGHT NOW"!
	7:51pm miketp: steve this show is a keeper as are many many fmu offerings. were the lucky ones
	8:07pm texas scott: lucky ones?,miketp? i think not. we choose WFMU. we are the wise ones. excellent choice,grasshopper
	8:09pm BrightMoment: Steve, Along with great music, thanks for the mention of the Embankment and the embankment.org site and also the Powerhouse District, formerly WALDO. The developer who tried to demolish the Embankment got derailed recently too! Like you said we got things goin on in Jersey City as well.
	8:13pm steve krinsky: Wow, homies! I'm having a blast here, playing cool music and getting to explore the station's collection (plus my own) and sharing it as well. How good is that! Keep those cards & letters coming.
	8:16pm Chip: Great show, as usual. Hope you can find your dancing shoes?
	8:20pm miketp: hey t scott right you are just think of all the folks listening to balo ney on the radio.
	8:24pm texas scott: balo ney has it's fans but,i don't count myself as one of them.WFMU has filled my music-longing days for days never-ending....what a difference! steve,great show from a new fan.
	8:29pm BrightMoment: Nacirema need to drop the balo ney and groove on the real stuff.
	8:38pm Maestroso: Just tuned in... see you played some Billy Hector - He'll be in my neck of the woods (Sparta NJ) this summer for a free performance at the park.
	8:42pm BrightMoment: Steve, only bellydancers every sat @ midnite at Journal Square Cafe, not live band. Live Turkish band is June 28 with over 40+ dancers. Also, mention istanbulive.org for full schedule on festival next weekend including free summerstage in nyc.
	8:43pm JDM: brakes are drawn. tyhanks buddy
	8:46pm miketp: bright moments is that a tune by roland kirk?
	8:51pm BrightMoment: Good catch miketp ;-)
	8:56pm BrightMoment: Now THAT"S Rahsaan doing it all! Thanks for a terrific show and look to catch you soon and always on the fmu archives.
	12:24pm Kenny Wessel: Thanks Steve for the great show and for the segment on "On the Corner". Sorry I couldn't be at WFMU last Saturday! We'll be playing at the River to River Festival on July 8 from 7-9 pm. Really looking forward to the concert. Its a great band - for more info you can check www.rivertorivernyc.com or www.kenwessel.com See you - Thanks for the great music! Kenny

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Big Guitars from Texas	Guitar Army	Thrash Twang and Thunder	Rykodisc	I've been using this collection of tunes, from a bunch of Austin twangers, as my intro for more than 20 years	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	New York Girl "New York Girl" by "Miles Davis"	On the Corner	Legacy	From "On the Corner"-- the Miles' controversial 1972 album	0:04:50 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Thinkin' One Thing And Doin' Another	On the Corner	Legacy	The music just flows together; this tune and the one before are actually part of a longer "suite" of 20 minutes or so-- broken up to make the album more marketable. It's all one piece on the 6-CD box of the "On the Corner" sessions released on Legacy two years ago.	0:10:30 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Black Satin "Black Satin" by "Miles Davis"	On the Corner	Legacy	Some say this is the only "melodic" piece from the session; listen to Badal on tabla, opening and closing the song!	0:12:51 (Pop-up)
Badal Roy	Roy's Glen "Roy's Glen" by "Badal Roy"	One in the Pocket	Nomad	Badal put out a great album, with Steve Gorn, Glen Velez and others, a few years ago: "One in the Pocket" on Nomad	0:18:16 (Pop-up)
Badal Roy	Madol "Madol" by "Badal Roy"	One in the Pocket	Nomad	Another from "One in the Pocket" with Amit Chatterjee on electric guitar and Duofel on guitar	0:20:33 (Pop-up)
Badal Roy	Rinpoche's Rag "Rinpoche's Rag" by "Badal Roy"	One in the Pocket	Nomad	Mostly bed/talkover music.	0:29:53 (Pop-up)
Badal Roy/Kenny Wessel/Stomu Takeishi	Testimony	Daybreak	Alankar	In 1998, Badal, Kenny & Stomu put out a CD of original music-- "Daybreak"-- with help from Tim Ries on flute.	0:31:29 (Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman & Prime Time	La Capella	Tone Dialing	Verve	Badal & Kenny were members of Prime Time-- Ornette's band in the 90s-- and they can be heard on the one album that got issued: "Tone Dialing" on Verve	0:37:35 (Pop-up)
World Saxophone Quartet	Dou Dou N'Daiye Rose	Four Now	Justin Time	Four American sax players plus three African drummers collaborate on "Four Now" (Justin Time, 1996)	0:46:50 (Pop-up)
Victor Olaiya's All Stars Soul International	Let Yourself Go/There Was a Time	Highlife	Vampisoul	Listed as separate tracks, they are obviously a blend. Recorded in 1970, this amazing Highlife album was just issued on CD by Vampisoul	0:55:30 (Pop-up)
Fred Fisher Atalobhor and his Ogiza Dance Band	Kisiana	African Carnival	Vampisoul	Another Vampisoul CD of Nigerian music from the 70s: "African Carnival"	1:02:43 (Pop-up)
Rail Band	Mariba Yassa "Mariba Yassa" by "Rail Band"	Le Rail Band Featuring Mory Kante	Stern Music	A 1975 Mory Kante tune,from the house band of the Buffet Hotel de la Gare de Bamako, the train station. Stern Music just issued the 3rd volume in the Rail Band collection	1:08:51 (Pop-up)
Bela Fleck & Vusi Mahlasela	Thula Mama	Throw Down Your Heart	Rounder	When Bela Fleck went to Africa-- ostensibly in search of the roots of the banjo-- he ended up jamming with some of the best players around. This South Africa guitarist is one of them. From "Throw Down Your Heart" (Rounder, 2009)-- both a CD and a movie.	1:13:50 (Pop-up)
J.P. Ndagu	Mokolo Bafuti Sanza "Mokolo Bafuti Sanza" by "J.P. Ndagu"	the world is shaking: cubanismo from the congo 1954-55	Honest Jon's Records	From "The World is Shaking" Cubanismo from the Congo, 1954-1955" (Honest Jons Records, 2009)	1:21:01 (Pop-up)
Wadadli Experience	We See Jah "We See Jah" by "Wadadli Experience"	Calypsoul 70: Caribbean Soul & Calypso Crossover 1969-1979	Strut	Not Latin but from the Americas, Antigua in this case. From "Calypsoul 70: Caribbean Sould & Calypso Crossover 1969-1979" (Strut, 2008)	1:23:52 (Pop-up)
Chicha Libre	Un Shipibo En Espana	Chica Libre: Sonido Amazonico	Barbes Records	Can't resist that "Sonido Amazonico" sound!	1:29:45 (Pop-up)
Greg Ribot	Sambalyla "Sambalyla" by "Greg Ribot"	Lengua sin Palabras	Self Released	Greg's new CD-- "Lengua sin Palabras"-- has Greg on flutes and horns with help from Curtis Foulkes, Francisco Navarro, Andy Eulau and (not on this cut) brother Mark	1:32:52 (Pop-up)
Los Silvertones	Tamborito Swing "Tamborito Swing" by "Los Silvertones"	Panama!2 Latin Sounds, Cumbia Tropical & Calypso Funk On The Isthmus 1967-77	Soundway	Soundway just put out a collection of Latin/=, Cumbia and Calypso Funk from Panama, also from the 60s & 70s	1:37:14 (Pop-up)
Mexican Institute of Sound featuring Saul Hernandez	Arbolea de la Barranca	Rudi y Cursi Soundtrack	Nacionale	From the soundtrack to "Rudi & Cursi"	1:41:14 (Pop-up)
Za!	Derens y Los Engmas del Hamma	Macumba y Muerte	Acualera	The CD is called "Macumba y Muerte" and there are no notes, only pages of collage cut-ups of Hollywood. From Barcelona, I'm told.	1:44:19 (Pop-up)
Ocote Soul Sounds & Adrian Quesada	Tres Ratas	Coconut Rock	ESL	When I was in Austin last summer, the buzz was strong for Grupo Fantasma; this CD is a collaboration between members of Grupo F and Antibalas: "Coconut Rock" (ESL, 2009)	1:50:12 (Pop-up)
Prez Prado	St. James Infirmary "St. James Infirmary" by "Prez Prado"	Six All Time Greats (vinyl)/ Voodoo Suite (CD)	Bear Family	The scratchy vinyl album is called "Six All Time Greats" but the CD is more marketably called "Voodoo Suite" (Bear Family, 1990). And, sadly, the record skipped and we had to switch to CD.	1:53:49 (Pop-up)
Kermit Ruffin	Kermit's Second Line	Kermit's Second Line	Justice Records/Fontana	Kermit was teenager when he helped found the Rebirth Brass Band; now he is a New Orleans character: trumpeter and bbq chef. Cool dude.	2:06:14 (Pop-up)
Clyde Kerr	Sylvia's Kitchen "Sylvia's Kitchen" by "Clyde Kerr"	This is Now: The St. Agnes Sessions	Jazz Foundation Of America	Clyde has been around for decades, a New Orleans trumpet stalwart. Now he finally puts out his own album-- "This is Now: The St. Agnes Sessions"-- and it swings.	2:08:56 (Pop-up)
Billy Hector Band	Traveler "Traveler" by "Billy Hector Band"	Traveler	Ghetto Surf	This Jersey bluesman comes out of the Asbury Park scene and still plays a mean guitar. See him live if you can. This is the title cut to his new CD; check out billyhector.com	2:21:35 (Pop-up)
Damn Glad	Not for Nothing "Not for Nothing" by "Damn Glad"	Not for Nothing	Multidimensions Music Cartel	Gritty R&R from Jersey City guys	2:24:41 (Pop-up)
Jamaladeen Tacuma	Tacuma Song "Tacuma Song" by "Jamaladeen Tacuma"	Show Stopper	Gramavision	He looks like Grace Jones on the cover of his "Show Stopper" CD but he can play bass. This song was written by Ornette Coleman!	2:27:57 (Pop-up)
Victor Herrero	A La Flor del Berro	Anacoreta	BO'Weavil	Spanish guitar, that's all I know	2:31:38 (Pop-up)
Scotty	Draw Your Breaks "Draw Your Breaks" by "Scotty"	The Harder They Come (soundtrack)	Mango	Wow. They don't make reggae like they useta. From the "Harder they Come" sidetrack.	2:38:44 (Pop-up)
David Rudder	One Love "One Love" by "David Rudder"	Charlie's Roots	Sire	In 1987, David Rudder put out this "Charlie's Roots" album and it sounds pretty good today!	2:41:44 (Pop-up)
Thomas Mapfumo & the Blacks Unlimited	Shumba	Gwindingwi Rine Shumba	Water Music	Another re-issue: "Gwindingwi Rine Shumba" now on CD, from late 70s. Thanks to Water Music.	2:45:41 (Pop-up)
Young-Holt Trio	Wack Wack "Wack Wack" by "Young-Holt Trio"	Wack Wack	Brunswick	Need I say more?	2:50:44 (Pop-up)
Rahsaan Roland Kirk	Bye Bye Blackbird	Does Your House Have Lions: The Rahsaan Roland Kirk Anthology	Rhino Atlantic	This is a good way to end the evening; let's do this again some time. Email me at stevek@wfmu.org if you want to know when I am on again.	2:53:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:34pm miketp: just got in steve glad youre fillin in. one of the great tasty fmu dja of all time . get on board everyone.
	6:38pm steve krinsky: Hi Mike, hi everyone else out there. Amazing music here, hope you like it as much as I do. We'll travel to other continents shortly! Let us know you are out there.
	6:40pm miketp: love the hand drummers. seen shakti oregon baba olitungi many moon ago.
	7:15pm texas scott: very nice show-show,mr.krinsky. enjoying your curatin'.
	7:18pm miketp: i knew it was only a matter of time for texas tee to chime in.
	7:18pm BrightMoment: Great stuff Steve! Free JC gig:DJ Derajja, spinning Hot Arabic, Middle Eastern, Rai, Bhangra, Bollywood with Birnur Bellydance, this Thur, June 25th 11:30AM-1PM in Jersey City at Journal Square PATH Fountain Plaza opposite Boulevard Drinks/Lowe's Theater. Bryan Beninghove, soprano/tenor jammin, w/both! Produced by BrightMoment, Jersey ~ city Hoboken Bellydance Meetup & Journal Square Restoration, Corp's Free Music every Wed/Friday through the summer. For more info: http://www.meetup.com/bellydance-nj/
	7:20pm texas scott: sup,tp? sounds like a happenin',brightymcmoment!
	7:22pm miketp: got my african log drum on my lap and making the attempt to groove.
	7:24pm texas scott: groove on,broman. bongos here.
	7:33pm miketp: did i hear belly dancers are coming over. doors open come rite up.
	7:38pm ?: If you're in JC every Sat nite at Egyptian cafe, Journal Square Cafe, free, @ midnite. June 28th, 4-10PM largest Hafla (party) ever in US appearing on one day with 40+ dancers performing that day, live Turkish band and DJ Derajja. As Rahsaan said, "Bright Moments RIGHT NOW"!
	7:51pm miketp: steve this show is a keeper as are many many fmu offerings. were the lucky ones
	8:07pm texas scott: lucky ones?,miketp? i think not. we choose WFMU. we are the wise ones. excellent choice,grasshopper
	8:09pm BrightMoment: Steve, Along with great music, thanks for the mention of the Embankment and the embankment.org site and also the Powerhouse District, formerly WALDO. The developer who tried to demolish the Embankment got derailed recently too! Like you said we got things goin on in Jersey City as well.
	8:13pm steve krinsky: Wow, homies! I'm having a blast here, playing cool music and getting to explore the station's collection (plus my own) and sharing it as well. How good is that! Keep those cards & letters coming.
	8:16pm Chip: Great show, as usual. Hope you can find your dancing shoes?
	8:20pm miketp: hey t scott right you are just think of all the folks listening to balo ney on the radio.
	8:24pm texas scott: balo ney has it's fans but,i don't count myself as one of them.WFMU has filled my music-longing days for days never-ending....what a difference! steve,great show from a new fan.
	8:29pm BrightMoment: Nacirema need to drop the balo ney and groove on the real stuff.
	8:38pm Maestroso: Just tuned in... see you played some Billy Hector - He'll be in my neck of the woods (Sparta NJ) this summer for a free performance at the park.
	8:42pm BrightMoment: Steve, only bellydancers every sat @ midnite at Journal Square Cafe, not live band. Live Turkish band is June 28 with over 40+ dancers. Also, mention istanbulive.org for full schedule on festival next weekend including free summerstage in nyc.
	8:43pm JDM: brakes are drawn. tyhanks buddy
	8:46pm miketp: bright moments is that a tune by roland kirk?
	8:51pm BrightMoment: Good catch miketp ;-)
	8:56pm BrightMoment: Now THAT"S Rahsaan doing it all! Thanks for a terrific show and look to catch you soon and always on the fmu archives.
	12:24pm Kenny Wessel: Thanks Steve for the great show and for the segment on "On the Corner". Sorry I couldn't be at WFMU last Saturday! We'll be playing at the River to River Festival on July 8 from 7-9 pm. Really looking forward to the concert. Its a great band - for more info you can check www.rivertorivernyc.com or www.kenwessel.com See you - Thanks for the great music! Kenny

Steve Krinsky: Playlist from June 20, 2009

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