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Favoriting February 9, 2011: "That commitee meeting was a roach motel for ideas. Lots of things went in, and nothing came out." — Don Brockway

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Don Brockway (1948-2011)

Artist Track Album Label Approx. start time
Lee Morgan  Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)   Favoriting The Gigolo  Blue Note   
Savage Aural Hotbed  Alberta / My Left Glove   Favoriting Glove of Sound  Microblister   
The Tiptons  Inner Pippi   Favoriting Strange Flower  Spoot  0:09:50 (Pop-up)
If By Yes (Petra Haden & Yuka Honda)  Out of View   Favoriting Salt on Sea Glass  Chimera  0:12:22 (Pop-up)
 
East River Pipe  Backroom Deals   Favoriting We Live in Rented Rooms  Merge  0:20:09 (Pop-up)
Perry Como with the Anita Kerr Quartet  Dream On Little Dreamer   Favoriting All Time Greatest Hits  RCA Victor  0:23:09 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo  Shadows   Favoriting I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One  Matador  0:25:17 (Pop-up)
Lee Morgan  Taru, What's Wrong With You   Favoriting Taru  Blue Note  0:27:40 (Pop-up)
Graham Reynolds & The Golden Arm Trio  It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)   Favoriting Duke! Three Portraits of Ellington  Innova  0:33:14 (Pop-up)
Kepa Junkera  Santimamineko Fandangoa & Ioaeoe   Favoriting Bilbao 0o: Oh  Alula  0:36:27 (Pop-up)
 
Marching Band  Another Day   Favoriting Pop Cycle  U&L Records, Inc.  0:46:44 (Pop-up)
The Jayhawks  Bad Time   Favoriting Tomorrow the Green Grass  American  0:50:21 (Pop-up)
Children of Sunshine  Dandelions   Favoriting Dandelions  KBK  0:53:10 (Pop-up)
Bryan Wright  In the Dark (comp. Bix Beiderbecke)   Favoriting Breakin' Notes: Ragtime and Novelty Piano Solos  Rivermont  0:55:56 (Pop-up)
David Bowie  New Killer Star   Favoriting Reality  Sony  0:58:39 (Pop-up)
The Contortions  Dish It Out   Favoriting No New York  Lilith  1:03:08 (Pop-up)
The Faint  Desperate Guys   Favoriting Wet From Birth  Saddle Creek  1:05:58 (Pop-up)
 
Betty Hall Jones  This Joint's Too Hip For Me   Favoriting I'm A Bad, Bad Girl: Seven Dozen Dusky Divas 1939 - 1953  Blue Moon  1:14:31 (Pop-up)
Johnny Talbot  Pickin' Cotton   Favoriting Bay Area Funk - Funk & Soul Essentials from San Francisco, Oakland and the Bay Area 1967-1976, Vol. 1  Luv N' Haight  1:17:03 (Pop-up)
Super Furry Animals  Slow Life   Favoriting Phantom Phorce  Placid Casual  1:19:59 (Pop-up)
Thomas  Rewrites the Beatles   Favoriting no label  no label  1:26:50 (Pop-up)
Rhythms del Mundo  Clocks   Favoriting Rhythms del Mundo Cuba  Hip-O  1:34:17 (Pop-up)
 
Teenage Fanclub  Ain't That Enough   Favoriting Songs From Northern Britain  Sony  1:45:47 (Pop-up)
The West Point Band's Quintette 7  Egyptian Barn Dance   Favoriting Quintette 7 Plays the Music of Raymond Scott  Altissimo  1:49:08 (Pop-up)
Lloyd Cole  She's a Girl and I'm a Man   Favoriting Don't Get Weird On Me Babe  Capitol  1:51:44 (Pop-up)
Jason Karaban  You're Already Home   Favoriting Shift  New Model Music  1:55:53 (Pop-up)
 
The Jimi Hendrix Experience  Rainy Day, Dream Away / Still Rainin' Still Dreamin'   Favoriting Electric Ladyland  Reprise  2:02:56 (Pop-up)
Dungen  Brallor   Favoriting Skit I Allt  Mexican Summer  2:09:55 (Pop-up)
Bee Money  I Weigh in the Manger   Favoriting Representin' Pro Town (beemoneyprovo.com)  beemoneyprovo.com  2:13:09 (Pop-up)
Wooshie Spkamoto  Lady   Favoriting unknown  no label  2:15:45 (Pop-up)
Phillip Johnston & the Transparent Quartet  The Damnation of Faust   Favoriting The Merry Frolics of Satan: The George Méliès Project  Koch Jazz  2:19:18 (Pop-up)
Koichi Sugii  Kouga-no-Sazanami   Favoriting Japanese Jazz & Salon Music 1936-1941, Vol. 2  Radiophone Archives  2:25:29 (Pop-up)
 
the program host  eulogy for Don Brockway   Favoriting and "The Nasty Roomer" intro  WFMU  2:31:02 (Pop-up)
Judson Fountain, Sandor Weisberger, and the Old Codger  The Nasty Roomer (script by Don Brockway)   Favoriting live on WFMU Oct. 30, 1995 (engineer: Irene Trudel)  WFMU  2:37:53 (Pop-up)
Steely Dan  Daddy Don't Live in That New York City No More (dedicated to Don Brockway)   Favoriting Katy Lied  MCA  2:50:28 (Pop-up)
Billie Holiday (as "Lady Day") with Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra  Trav'lin' Light   Favoriting Capitol 116  Capitol  2:53:35 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!

  3:03pm
Listening Out There:

"roach motel for ideas" <== I'm filing THAT one away!
  3:07pm
Matt from Springfield:

You know, they make glove (left ones, too) that are less noisy than this...
  3:07pm
Cecile:

Aw, Savage Aural Hotbed. Minneapolis's own! Thanks for playing that, Irwin.
  3:07pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

feeling a little noisy today, Irwin?
  3:08pm
Parq:

Whoa, Don Brockway died? Aw man, condolences, Irwin. I know how much he meant to you. Through you, I'd gotten to see or hear some of his work (his Shaggs audio documentary comes to mind), and I always dug it.
  3:18pm
jan:

I was just getting ready to write how much I like If by Yes . I just saw your note for Don. When did he pass?
  3:19pm
Matt from Springfield:

Watch that Capitain guys, Gilligan and the Skipper were only supposed to be leading a "three hour" tour themselves!
  3:20pm
Wikipedia:

Please elaborate on Don Brockway. If he was so significant, how come I haven't heard of him?
  3:22pm
ginger tim:

@wiki: because you never read http://030726d.netsolhost.com/WordPress/
  3:22pm
"Historic Downtown Jersey City":

historic = broken down beyond all recognition
  3:25pm
tr:sh:

A wikipedia entry doesn't equal significance. And a lack thereof doesn't translate to insignificance.
  3:26pm
hank:

yes
  3:27pm
dan:

seconded
  3:33pm
Wikipedia:

I so want to enjoy that blog, but a blog is inadmissible for Wikipedia...must...resist...
(CRASH)
  3:33pm
Mike East:

so does that mean I MAY be significant? All this time, I thought nobody cared.
  3:33pm
Matt from Springfield:

Lee Morgan, twice is nice!
(But three, is glee!)
  3:33pm
Wackypedia:

We however have articles on EVERYthing.
  3:34pm
Facebook:

@Wikipedia: Pfft.
  3:35pm
Uncyclopedia:

I can start a completely unrealistic article on Don Brockway, all I need to know is what he ISN'T.
  3:35pm
tr:sh:

Don't ask a statistician unless you're feeling at least 95% confident. Some won't look at you unless you're 99%. Beyond that hard-core direction, isn't it all relative?
  3:36pm
Google:

@Mike East: Don't get your hopes up, buddy. You're lucky to get some playlist results in a "site:wfmu.org". Get some paid ads and we'll talk.
  3:36pm
Bruno:

A friend of mine gave me this radio link just few minutes ago, i clicked, and tada! Lee Morgan on the rock with The Gigolo, my preferred! Wonderful! Great!
  3:38pm
tr:sh:

+ 'Compared to what ?!'
  3:41pm
Matt from Springfield:

Wow, what kind of accordion music is this? Northern Spanish? Fusion of different things? I'm intrigued, it's quite lovely.
  3:43pm
Wackypedia:

Attention? What's attention?
  3:43pm
autodidactic:

If I were listening I'd be insulted by what you just said.
  3:44pm
aaron in chicago:

"Ioaeoe" looks like what I get whenever I play scrabble
  3:45pm
Matt from Springfield:

All this praise for that one listener paying attention -- I oughta confront him or her, if only I knew what their name is or where they're from.
  3:46pm
Wackypedia:

My mom "liked" Perry Como.

My dad called him "that sawed off shrimp hole".
  3:48pm
Matt from Springfield:

Thanks for introducing me to Marching Band, Swedish pop rock perfection!
  3:51pm
Republic of Pinkingshear National Gallery of Art:

Dear Uncle Irwin/Ol Pal,

We are listening to you here too. Love always...
  3:51pm
noah:

feels like days since I last heard a straight forward, fairly recent pop song on this station.
  3:55pm
Wackypedia:

"Dandelions" by Dandelions from Dandelions

Trifecta!!!
  3:57pm
Steve Stephens:

I'm still thinking about that Lee Morgan tune...
  3:57pm
Eponymous:

I'm talented that way.
  4:00pm
PugGupPup:

The url did not work..
@youtube..STEVIE RIKS:Teach Yourself George Harrison
  4:00pm
still b/p:

So was that a 3D or a D3 (cubed) playlist entry? I ain't got the special glasses anyway.
  4:01pm
Matt from Springfield:

Is that "Bix Beiderbecke" composition from the Ragtime era? It sounds so fresh and later 20th century!
  4:03pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

well I missed a whole bunch of show thanks to WORK infringing on my FMU-time.
  4:03pm
Work:

AWWWWW, POOR BABY!!!
  4:05pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

fire me beotch
  4:07pm
Matt from Springfield:

@DCE: This wouldn't have to happen if we got PAID to listen to FMU! Or, have some bills cancelled. Either way works for me.
  4:08pm
Work:

Typing the email now. Check your inbox in 5.

See ya, wouldn't wanna be ya!

Luv, Work
  4:10pm
hank:

"They sing while yous slave " butm i just get bored....
  4:10pm
Lizardner Dave:

This song makes me want to do the robot.
  4:10pm
Lizardner Dave:

This song makes me want to do the robot.
  4:11pm
Lizardner Dave:

I did not post that twice. The system is down, yo.
  4:14pm
The System:

Dave is a klutzy blameshifter.
  4:17pm
FEMA:

Considering the 7SD fiasco with the failed connection and excessive cursing on the recording, we're standing by with the NYFD, preparing rescue from this man-made disaster at the UCB Theater; please stay away from that area from 6 to 7 tonight.
  4:18pm
tr:sh:

Bleep that, you mother-bleeper!
  4:18pm
Matt from Springfield:

It's you, Irwin! And the MEDIA! You ARE putting ideas in my head! I'm so angry I could just run from Virginia to the UCB Theater, in spite of official advisories against going there.
  4:21pm
Matt from Springfield, 1 mile from work:

(huff, huff) Couldn't make it, reality got in the way. I'll just have to listen to more of your sinister ideas for the next 99 minutes or so.
  4:25pm
7SD Audience Member:

It's fire... and it's crashing! It's crashing terrible! Oh, my! Get out of the way, please! It's burning and bursting into flames and the... This is terrible, this is the one of the worst catastrophes in the world. It's smoke, and it's in flames now, and the frame is crashing to the ground. Oh, the humanity! And everyone screaming. I told you, it—I can't even talk to people, their friends are out there! Ah! It's... it... it's a... ah! I... I can't talk, ladies and gentlemen. Honest: it's just laying there, mass of smoking wreckage. Ah! And everybody can hardly breathe and talk and the screaming.
  4:27pm
A Confused Andy B.:

What's the big deal? I thought that was a FAIRLY good zinger at least...and Ken can surely hit the dump button on that...
  4:28pm
A Confused Andy B.:

It certainly isn't 100% my fault...
  4:28pm
Matt from Springfield:

Go Thomas!
The time is right, for a Thomas Beatles Re-Writing Re-Vival!
  4:29pm
hank:

lisetnerville Pop 1..
  4:30pm
Cheri Pi:

I HATE the beatles but I love this Thomas guy.
  4:31pm
Yair Yona:

go go Thomas
  4:31pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

Thomas is unique.
  4:33pm
Place Your Bets:

What do you think are the odds that these recordings were done on the advice of a 70s therapist, to overcome "Thomas" personal issues?
  4:35pm
Stanley:

Ok, Irwin, I think we get it.
  4:35pm
Matt from Springfield:

As I suggested last week, maybe "Thomas" was the guy who broke up with other found-sound legend the "Closet Queen"!
  4:35pm
Julie:

what possesses someone to MAKE a recording like this?
  4:36pm
Julie:

@Matt Ah I remember the closet queen.
  4:36pm
SolarFlares:

Thomas is killin' it softly. So good.
  4:36pm
Paul McC:

Glad to see we've finally done some good in the world.

All you need is therapy, therapy
Therapy is all you need
  4:37pm
Slave:

Irwin, I forgot our 'safe' word... but whatever it is, I'd like to use it.
  4:37pm
jack:

thomas skelter!
  4:37pm
aaron in chicago:

this coldplay cover (remix?) sounds like Microsoft Songsmith output
  4:38pm
Father Merrin:

I can help.
  4:38pm
Waiting on Hold for IT:

I've heard this before somewhere
  4:39pm
Music Wrestler:

I just had a vision of Gwyneth Paltrow on a warm caribbean evening getting a little 'crazy' on the dance floor after a couple of fruity organic cocktails...
  4:39pm
jack:

in an elevator
  4:39pm
Billy Swan:

I can help.
  4:40pm
Music Wrestler:

Frankly it frightened me.
  4:41pm
Matt from Springfield:

Hi Julie!
When you first started listening to Irwin, didn't he still have that "Incorrect Music" show? That's something that should be revived as a fill-in, though I guess he just did that with "Like Radio, Only Worse".
  4:41pm
Nearosmith:

Jack in an elevator..
Livin' it up when I'm goin' down...
  4:41pm
The Ghost of Brockway Past:

If only I'd learned how to spell "committee" before my death, I couild have died happy.
  4:42pm
aaron in chicago:

get me on the first ship to alpha centauri
  4:42pm
Lizardner Dave:

Sophie Tucker died 45 years ago today. Somebody check on the Old Codger.
  4:44pm
Old Codger Patrol:

He's out buying Viagara, and getting his bifocals repaired so he can look at dirty pictures.
  4:45pm
Old Nick:

No one escapes the pitchfork, in the end.
  4:45pm
Republic of Pinkingshear National Gallery of Art:

Clearly Thomas is the fifth Beatle the ruling elite doesn't want us to know about.
  4:50pm
elevator:

leave me out of this.
  4:55pm
hank:

couple of crown royals plz>..
  4:57pm
Julie:

@Matt I liked Incorrect Music, but he always has some of that stuff on the show anyhow. I do miss gender bias. And I've told him that repeatedly.
  5:03pm
nestor:

junch
  5:03pm
Norwalk Peeps:

What a freakin curmudgeon.
  5:04pm
Handsome Harry:

Jazz Brunches do not sound like a very good time, even with bottomless Beermosas.
  5:05pm
Georgia Saltine:

no brunch! only beer-unch.
  5:05pm
Listening Out There:

Rainy day...
  5:05pm
aaron in chicago:

why not call it junch
  5:05pm
ginger tim:

The sunday brunch at Cajun was good. I miss Cajun (16th st & 8th ave. nyc iirc)
  5:06pm
DC:

Jazz Brunch is the taste of surprise.
  5:12pm
Mat:

Thnx Irwin for the Jimi! that was a great jam..
  5:12pm
it's because:

dual layer break problems got nothin on me..
  5:14pm
Mat:

i was going to comment earlier but couldnt get passed the math question....
  5:15pm
PMD:

Dagnabit! I missed most of your show.
  5:15pm
Baby Jesu:

Represent, dude!
  5:17pm
Listening Out There:

Got Mormon If You Want It
  5:18pm
Parq:

The incomparable Wooshie ...
  5:23pm
Satan:

Evil is chipper!
  5:24pm
Republic of Pinkingshear National Gallery of Art:

Wooshie and Thomas perform their Beatles renditions on Tuesday nights in front of Go Go Curry. 50¢ suggested donation.
  5:26pm
Matt from Springfield:

Georges Méliès! "Shoot me to the moon...."

I've seen Gender Bias in older Irwin playlists, but besides female artists, was there any unifying theme or genre of music each set, or was it whichever female artists Irwin decided to play? Muriel's Treasure looks pretty good as well! Old school calypso!
  5:33pm
PMD:

62 is young. Sorry!
  5:34pm
Laura Lindgren:

Thanks, Irwin, for the photo of Don. And thanks for what you are doing right now. He is so terribly missed. Any listeners not familiar--seek out his blog, Isn't Life Terrible--you are in for many wonderful reads.
  5:36pm
Parq:

Oh my good goodness, it's Judson!
  5:38pm
Matt from Springfield:

I think I know where this is going...if Judson's who I think you've played before!!
  5:40pm
Matt from Springfield:

YES! Judson indeed!
  5:40pm
Julie:

@Matt Muriel's was good, I don't remember a theme to the Gender Bias set, but I could be wrong.
  5:42pm
Mike East:

That sounds kinda like Jimmy Muccio.
  5:46pm
Oct. 30, 1995 in History:

Quebec independentists narrowly lost a referendum for a mandate to negotiate independence from Canada. Canadian "Old Codger Show" listeners stayed home to hear this skit, tipping the election.
  5:46pm
chris:

please play some AMANDA. sincredibly, the volunteers upstairs. thank you.
  5:47pm
maybe:

when he's done vacuuming, chris...
  5:48pm
Republic of Pinkingshear National Gallery of Art:

Can someone help? I'm stuck in the elevator.
  5:49pm
Parq:

This is even better than I remember it.
  5:52pm
jan:

I remember hearing this radio drama back when. What I hadn't realized until today was that the Cldger was the only performer who acted his role; the others only read their lines. Bravo Codger!
  5:53pm
Matt from Springfield:

And you say Judson and Sandor haven't been heard from since this? Such brilliant "drammers"! If the Old Codger has re-surfaced, maybe he knows where to find them...
  5:54pm
Alternate Title:

Katy Don't Lose That 212 Number
  5:59pm
Matt from Springfield:

Hmm, what a satisfying show today--no Amanda, but with Judson, lots of incorrect music and pop rock, I think if there's going to be a show without Amanda, this is the one.
  6:01pm
Matt from Springfield:

Nice way to send Don off with such a funny piece written by him!
Have a good night everyone!
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