WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from September 30, 2015

Listener comments!
	7:14am Amanda: Hi, listeners! As you hear this I'm traveling, but please hold out hope that I can comment live once I touch down in New Orleans. This interview was more special to me than I can say. VERY BIG THANKS to Jeff G. for handling this playlist while I am on an airplane. See you all soon!
	11:50am Michael Shelley: Can't wait!
	11:57am listener james from westwood: Safe landings and have a delightful time in NOLA, Amanda! And congrats on getting the interview!!
	12:02pm Okasa: Hello fellow listeners. Looking forward to hearing the interview.
	12:03pm doctorjazz: Hi-this is so lovely.
	12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Johns Lydon & Sebastian on WFMU in two days. Impressive.
	12:04pm Charlie: Yay!
	12:05pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:06pm Parq: Hooray, I get to listen to the show today! And what a show it's gonna be. Gonna be a lot of favorite-starring, I suspect.
	12:07pm listener james from westwood: @Rev: I know, right! I have yet to listen back to the Lydon one. I had fears of it going like the PiL Tom Snyder interview.
	12:14pm MattBelow: Oh yes!
	12:14pm Okasa: And the person who suggested using the name "Lovin' Spoonful" was Fritz Richmond.
	12:14pm doctorjazz: I knew that's where the name came from, but great to hear the John Hurt track!
	12:20pm NOT Amanda Nazario: Hi, it's your playlist manager Jeff G. checking in to say that I am enjoying the show along with you!
	12:21pm MONEYBAG$: I saw John Sebastian play that song live, and then afterwards someone asked where the name Lovin Spoonful came from
	12:22pm Charlie: Psyched for this interview!
	12:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: I liked "Welcome Back, Kotter." Both the TV show and its theme song.
	12:35pm Matt from Springfield: AWRIGHT! Can't listen to this now, but wanted to drop a note of approval in advance! GREAT job getting a John Sebastian interview! I already heard the story of the Mississippi John Hurt song inspiring the "Lovin Spoonful" name, and then made the connection that John S. must've been a big fan--I am as well. It's the "shouted whisper" style of singing both John S. and John H. do well.
	12:36pm Parq: Catching up (don't want to type while listening to the conversation), I regard this compulsion to "call it something" as a construct of what Joni Mitchell called the star-making machinery. Stuffing everything into a category is useful for the industry, but does absolutely nothing to enhance the experience of an enthusiastic and thoughtful listener. I'm all for the "unclassifiable" option on iTunes.
	12:38pm Matt from Springfield: And yeah, John Lydon back-to-back with John Sebastian! "What - a week for the sta-tion..." @Parq: Is there an unclassifiable option on iTunes? Or is that just "shuffle"?
	12:41pm Parq: Matt, "unclassifiable" is one of the canned genre options.
	12:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Spoonful also relates to Sunshine Pop - prefigures it even maybe - but yet it's strong w/ the RootsMusic... - I think of two stories: ...Lennon listening to Spoonful & saying 'damned songsmiths' ! ...& John jamming w/ The Who & saying 'just do a Blues' - & Pete saying - 'erm - Keith doesn't know how' - & Sebastian confounded by that, but appreciating it about Keithy...
	12:42pm Parq: Or at least it used to be. I haven't updated iTunes in years because every time they release a new version, they eliminate another feature that was making it fun for me. As it is, I hardly ever use it any more.
	12:43pm MattBelow: Hot Groovies cover
	12:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Is it true that Sebastian does the harmonica on 'Roadhouse Blues' w/ the doors - but wasn't credited as it supposedly didn't fit somebody's image??...
	12:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This re that: http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=261
	12:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Deserted Cities of the Heart' by Cream?
	1:03pm listener james from westwood: Holy crap, Nelvana! Producers of "Rock & Rule" and the only salvageable bit from the "Star Wars Holiday Special," the intro to Boba Fett!
	1:03pm Matt from Springfield: @Parq: Ah, the genre tag. I MUST tag various tracks as that now! (Esp. FMU premium tracks, "For When 'Other" is Insufficient!") I'm not a fan of industry putting labels on artists, but I myself hyper-label everything - I like to relate to musicians' history and influences and something that describes their unique place in music (like "lo-fi ambient psych-rock") not to make purchase decisions or decide opinions of them, but to "catalog" and "map" musicians relative to each other.
	1:05pm Amanda: I made it to NOLA on the white-eye express dudes!!! Getting our bags now. I'm so glad you all are enjoying the show.
	1:06pm KevinfromBayRidge: Not enjoying it, Amanda...LOVING IT!
	1:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wull - I find the Spoonful goes well w/ 'Help!' & 'Rubber Soul', Byrds - & Beau Brummels, Mamas & Papas, Monkees...could tangent to some SanFran Psych - a lot of places!...
	1:07pm Stevel: Great interview, but I figure anyone is fortunate to have a chat with Amanda, eh?
	1:08pm Doug Schulkind: The love is flowing so thrillingly!
	1:08pm Charlie: Funny you're asking about whistling. I distinctly remember the day I learned to whistle, when I was about 10, while listening to "Hums."
	1:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Hollies...
	1:09pm listener james from westwood: Amanda, this interview is awesome and I can hear you smiling all the way through it!
	1:10pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Yes, like that! Good "web" of musicians mutually influencing there. And on Revolver too, Paul claimed that "Good Day Sunshine" was inspired by hearing "Daydream".
	1:12pm Matt from Springfield: @Amanda: Thanks muchly for this interview (in advance)! And have a GREAT time in NOLA! Try the [pretty much any food from NOLA]!
	1:12pm northguineahills: I can't remember not whistling (I can distinctly clumsily whistling a tune when I was four), probably b/c my father was constantly whistling.
	1:14pm Parq: @Matt, 1:03, making up genre names is one of the things I liked most about iTunes. I have no doubt that the current version has eliminated it. 'Manda, this is going great. You have a terrific rapport with him (similar childhoods, I'm guessing) and it shows.
	1:15pm Amanda: I love you guys so much.
	1:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - have to think Artists appreciate well-informed & intelligent interaction, & proud our FMU-Js deliver...
	1:16pm marianne!: great show ~have a blast in NOLA!
	1:16pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Amanda! This is fun!
	1:17pm Matt from Springfield: "The King is gone, but he's not in hidin' / This is the story of Johnny Lydon..." "The King is gone, but he's not for askin' / This is the story of John Sebastian..."
	1:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Amanda - Keep an eye out for hurricanes! Joaquin is kicking around these days.
	1:20pm doctorjazz: The J Band album is great! Great show! (saw John with the Kweskin Jug Band recently, was a great show!)
	1:20pm Dominick: Just great!
	1:23pm listener james from westwood: @Jeff/Not Amanda, firm hand on the playlist tiller, BTW!
	1:24pm Erella: Great show! Thank you
	1:25pm NOT Amanda Nazario: (Thanks, @listener james, but Amanda made it as easy as a connect-the-dots drawing.)
	1:26pm Amanda: Yes, Jeff is doing a stoopendous job! Thank you again, Jeff, for pulling the double shift today. I would love to see the Kweskin Jug Band sometime @doctorjazz! I think Jesse Jarnow has seen them, he's a big fan.
	1:40pm Doug Schulkind: Viv!
	1:40pm Stevel: "They're going to yell, but they're not mad." Awesome!
	1:46pm MattBelow: Really great show!
	1:47pm Parq: Yeah, that Viv Vance story was great. Can't believe "Six O'Clock" and "Mystery" are considered overlooked; they were central building blocks to my own musical salad days.
	1:48pm Parq: Just love the backing vocal roll-out on this. Just love it.
	1:49pm ndbob: and two of the very best Spoonful songs Parq
	1:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...somehow, a band whose Hits don't overstay their welcome...
	1:53pm Parq: If I could, I would click multiple favorite stars for this live take of "Darlin'". That chuckle after "quarter of my life". The "Darlin's" kiss-off. Oh man, oh man.
	1:53pm Brian in UK: They should have signed for Elektra.
	1:54pm KevinfromBayRidge: You knocked it outta the park, Amanda. Charlie Rose got nothin' on you, girl!
	1:54pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Obviously, you will want to take a nice nap with all the warm fuzzies delivered so deliciously by Amanda and John. But when you wake up, tune back in to the Drummer Stream for Gary Sullivan's BODEGA POP LIVE program. Gary is presenting a special show: ROCK HASHANAH. Here is Gary's description: "Sixties Israeli rockers, Yiddish singers of the early 20th century, Jewish-Arab song treasures from the Maghreb and beyond, and -- far vos nisht? -- for you, maybe we throw in some Bolan, Gainsbourg, and Zorn." So remember (1) Take a nap, and (2) Wake up in time for Bodega Pop Live, which airs here on Give the Drummer Radio, 7-10pm.
	1:55pm ndbob: excellent show and interview Amanda!
	1:56pm Charlie: Great show and interview! Thanks, Amanda! <3
	1:56pm djsheilab: That was so so sweet. Loved it!
	1:56pm listener james from westwood: Smashing show, Amanda, and dug the hell out of the interview!
	1:57pm djsheilab: See you in NOLA! HURRAY!
	1:57pm Okasa: The end song is a cover of "The Fishin' Blues" by Henry Thomas.
	1:58pm Doug Schulkind: No, Charlie. Amanda! is definitely ≥ 3.
	1:59pm northguineahills: boo, haha @Doug!
	2:01pm clara clack: Great interview Amanda!. You are a natural. It brought me back to Greenwich Village and Woodstock.
	7:44pm THE REAL Amanda: Checking in again now that things are less hectic. This show was a delight to do and the interview such a thrill. I did neglect some great music, just due to time constraints. Anyone reading this should seek out the albums Welcome Back and The Four of Us. Moreover, the six Spoonful LPs here represented MUST be enjoyed by everyone and not just the songs I included. Thank you all for listening!

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from September 30, 2015

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Two hours of rollicking delite: '60s jams, cartooniness, seriousness, sing-alongs, and Simpsons talk. P.dece.

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September 30, 2015: Hello Central, What's the Matter With Your Line: Amnazz vs. John Sebastian

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As leader of the Lovin' Spoonful starting in 1965, John B. Sebastian won hearts worldwide with his charming lyrics, spirited arrangements, and DIY attitude inspired by jug bands of eras past. In the '70s his solo career brought his skill as a singer-songwriter to the fore in more mature (and IMO under-appreciated) recordings; however, he has also enjoyed success composing for theatre, movies, and TV and writing songs for kids. For the past couple of decades John has collaborated with many greats in a return to his roots: blues, jug band, and old-fashioned good time music of all types. He still tours extensively. I had the extreme good fortune to talk with John this week about many things, including the new Sundazed reissues of his band's first three albums -- Do You Believe in Magic, Daydream, and Hums of the Lovin' Spoonful -- in mono, as they were meant to be heard.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: The Lovin' Spoonful	Dixieland Big Boy	You're a Big Now Now (soundtrack)	Kama Sutra	1967	LP		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
John Sebastian	How Have You Been "How Have You Been" by "John Sebastian"	John B. Sebastian	Reprise	1970	LP		0:02:40 (Pop-up)
The Lovin' Spoonful	Nashville Cats	Hums of the Lovin' Spoonful	Sundazed	orig 1966	LP	Mono reissue!	0:06:18 (Pop-up)
The Hondells	Younger Girl "Younger Girl" by "The Hondells"		Mercury	1966	7"		0:08:23 (Pop-up)
Bud Shank	Lovin' You "Lovin' You" by "Bud Shank"	A Spoonful of Jazz	World Pacific	1967			0:10:36 (Pop-up)
Mississippi John Hurt	Coffee Blues (live)	The Best of Mississippi John Hurt	Vanguard	1965	2LP	This is the song that inspired the Lovin' Spoonful's name (though here Hurt doesn't sing the word "Spoonful," instead letting his guitar sing it...)	0:13:03 (Pop-up)
John Sebastian and David Grisman	I'm Satisfied	I'm Satisfied	Acoustic Disc	2007		Spotify	0:16:06 (Pop-up)
The Lovin' Spoonful	Warm Baby "Warm Baby" by "The Lovin' Spoonful"	Daydream	Sundazed	orig 1966	LP	Mono reissue!	0:18:51 (Pop-up)
INTERVIEW W/ JOHN SEBASTIAN Pt I	"INTERVIEW W/ JOHN SEBASTIAN Pt I"						0:20:41 (Pop-up)
The Lovin' Spoonful	It's Not Time Now	Daydream	Sundazed	orig 1966	LP	Mono reissue!	0:32:06 (Pop-up)
The Lovin' Spoonful	Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind?	Do You Believe In Magic	Sundazed	orig 1965	LP	Mono reissue!	0:34:50 (Pop-up)
John Sebastian	Sportin' Life "Sportin' Life" by "John Sebastian"	Tarzana Kid	Reprise	1974	LP		0:36:47 (Pop-up)
The Flamin' Groovies	Night Owl Blues (live)	Studio '68	Eva	rec 1968		Tim Lynch on harmonica	0:39:48 (Pop-up)
John Sebastian	What She Thinks About	John B. Sebastian	Reprise	1970	LP	Graham Nash singing harmony	0:45:29 (Pop-up)
Sheila	Le Rêve "Le Rêve" by "Sheila"	Bang-Bang [EP]	Philips	1966			0:48:25 (Pop-up)
INTERVIEW W/ JOHN SEBASTIAN Pt II	"INTERVIEW W/ JOHN SEBASTIAN Pt II"						0:50:39 (Pop-up)
John Sebastian	The Get-Along Gang (Theme)	The Get-Along Gang TV Special	Nelvana Productions	1985		YouTube	1:07:56 (Pop-up)
The Even Dozen Jug Band	On the Road Again	The Even Dozen Jug Band	Elektra	1964		John on harmonica	1:09:09 (Pop-up)
The Lovin' Spoonful	Jug Band Music	Daydream	Sundazed	orig 1966	LP	Mono reissue!	1:16:26 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	Stories We Could Tell	Stories We Could Tell	RCA	1972		Written by John Sebastian	1:13:04 (Pop-up)
John Sebastian and the J Band	Wild About My Lovin'	Chasin' Gus' Ghost	JB's CDs	2005	CD	Geoff Muldaur, vocals	1:18:34 (Pop-up)
The Lovin' Spoonful	Money "Money" by "The Lovin' Spoonful"		Kama Sutra	1967	7"	John on banjo & typewriter	1:23:15 (Pop-up)
INTERVIEW W/ JOHN SEBASTIAN Pt III	"INTERVIEW W/ JOHN SEBASTIAN Pt III"						1:25:10 (Pop-up)
The Lovin' Spoonful	She Is Still a Mystery	Everything Playing	Kama Sutra	1967	LP		1:45:28 (Pop-up)
John Sebastian and Cass Elliot	Darlin' Companion			1969		From the Cass Elliot TV Special	1:48:28 (Pop-up)
John Sebastian	Darling Be Home Soon (live)	Cheapo-Cheapo Productions Presents Real Live John Sebastian	Reprise	1971		Spotify	1:50:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Lovin' Spoonful	End Title "End Title" by "The Lovin' Spoonful"	What's Up, Tiger Lily? OST	Kama Sutra	1966	LP		1:54:19 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:14am Amanda: Hi, listeners! As you hear this I'm traveling, but please hold out hope that I can comment live once I touch down in New Orleans. This interview was more special to me than I can say. VERY BIG THANKS to Jeff G. for handling this playlist while I am on an airplane. See you all soon!
	11:50am Michael Shelley: Can't wait!
	11:57am listener james from westwood: Safe landings and have a delightful time in NOLA, Amanda! And congrats on getting the interview!!
	12:02pm Okasa: Hello fellow listeners. Looking forward to hearing the interview.
	12:03pm doctorjazz: Hi-this is so lovely.
	12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Johns Lydon & Sebastian on WFMU in two days. Impressive.
	12:04pm Charlie: Yay!
	12:05pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone!
	12:06pm Parq: Hooray, I get to listen to the show today! And what a show it's gonna be. Gonna be a lot of favorite-starring, I suspect.
	12:07pm listener james from westwood: @Rev: I know, right! I have yet to listen back to the Lydon one. I had fears of it going like the PiL Tom Snyder interview.
	12:14pm MattBelow: Oh yes!
	12:14pm Okasa: And the person who suggested using the name "Lovin' Spoonful" was Fritz Richmond.
	12:14pm doctorjazz: I knew that's where the name came from, but great to hear the John Hurt track!
	12:20pm NOT Amanda Nazario: Hi, it's your playlist manager Jeff G. checking in to say that I am enjoying the show along with you!
	12:21pm MONEYBAG$: I saw John Sebastian play that song live, and then afterwards someone asked where the name Lovin Spoonful came from
	12:22pm Charlie: Psyched for this interview!
	12:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: I liked "Welcome Back, Kotter." Both the TV show and its theme song.
	12:35pm Matt from Springfield: AWRIGHT! Can't listen to this now, but wanted to drop a note of approval in advance! GREAT job getting a John Sebastian interview! I already heard the story of the Mississippi John Hurt song inspiring the "Lovin Spoonful" name, and then made the connection that John S. must've been a big fan--I am as well. It's the "shouted whisper" style of singing both John S. and John H. do well.
	12:36pm Parq: Catching up (don't want to type while listening to the conversation), I regard this compulsion to "call it something" as a construct of what Joni Mitchell called the star-making machinery. Stuffing everything into a category is useful for the industry, but does absolutely nothing to enhance the experience of an enthusiastic and thoughtful listener. I'm all for the "unclassifiable" option on iTunes.
	12:38pm Matt from Springfield: And yeah, John Lydon back-to-back with John Sebastian! "What - a week for the sta-tion..." @Parq: Is there an unclassifiable option on iTunes? Or is that just "shuffle"?
	12:41pm Parq: Matt, "unclassifiable" is one of the canned genre options.
	12:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Spoonful also relates to Sunshine Pop - prefigures it even maybe - but yet it's strong w/ the RootsMusic... - I think of two stories: ...Lennon listening to Spoonful & saying 'damned songsmiths' ! ...& John jamming w/ The Who & saying 'just do a Blues' - & Pete saying - 'erm - Keith doesn't know how' - & Sebastian confounded by that, but appreciating it about Keithy...
	12:42pm Parq: Or at least it used to be. I haven't updated iTunes in years because every time they release a new version, they eliminate another feature that was making it fun for me. As it is, I hardly ever use it any more.
	12:43pm MattBelow: Hot Groovies cover
	12:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Is it true that Sebastian does the harmonica on 'Roadhouse Blues' w/ the doors - but wasn't credited as it supposedly didn't fit somebody's image??...
	12:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This re that: http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=261
	12:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Deserted Cities of the Heart' by Cream?
	1:03pm listener james from westwood: Holy crap, Nelvana! Producers of "Rock & Rule" and the only salvageable bit from the "Star Wars Holiday Special," the intro to Boba Fett!
	1:03pm Matt from Springfield: @Parq: Ah, the genre tag. I MUST tag various tracks as that now! (Esp. FMU premium tracks, "For When 'Other" is Insufficient!") I'm not a fan of industry putting labels on artists, but I myself hyper-label everything - I like to relate to musicians' history and influences and something that describes their unique place in music (like "lo-fi ambient psych-rock") not to make purchase decisions or decide opinions of them, but to "catalog" and "map" musicians relative to each other.
	1:05pm Amanda: I made it to NOLA on the white-eye express dudes!!! Getting our bags now. I'm so glad you all are enjoying the show.
	1:06pm KevinfromBayRidge: Not enjoying it, Amanda...LOVING IT!
	1:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wull - I find the Spoonful goes well w/ 'Help!' & 'Rubber Soul', Byrds - & Beau Brummels, Mamas & Papas, Monkees...could tangent to some SanFran Psych - a lot of places!...
	1:07pm Stevel: Great interview, but I figure anyone is fortunate to have a chat with Amanda, eh?
	1:08pm Doug Schulkind: The love is flowing so thrillingly!
	1:08pm Charlie: Funny you're asking about whistling. I distinctly remember the day I learned to whistle, when I was about 10, while listening to "Hums."
	1:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Hollies...
	1:09pm listener james from westwood: Amanda, this interview is awesome and I can hear you smiling all the way through it!
	1:10pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Yes, like that! Good "web" of musicians mutually influencing there. And on Revolver too, Paul claimed that "Good Day Sunshine" was inspired by hearing "Daydream".
	1:12pm Matt from Springfield: @Amanda: Thanks muchly for this interview (in advance)! And have a GREAT time in NOLA! Try the [pretty much any food from NOLA]!
	1:12pm northguineahills: I can't remember not whistling (I can distinctly clumsily whistling a tune when I was four), probably b/c my father was constantly whistling.
	1:14pm Parq: @Matt, 1:03, making up genre names is one of the things I liked most about iTunes. I have no doubt that the current version has eliminated it. 'Manda, this is going great. You have a terrific rapport with him (similar childhoods, I'm guessing) and it shows.
	1:15pm Amanda: I love you guys so much.
	1:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - have to think Artists appreciate well-informed & intelligent interaction, & proud our FMU-Js deliver...
	1:16pm marianne!: great show ~have a blast in NOLA!
	1:16pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Amanda! This is fun!
	1:17pm Matt from Springfield: "The King is gone, but he's not in hidin' / This is the story of Johnny Lydon..." "The King is gone, but he's not for askin' / This is the story of John Sebastian..."
	1:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Amanda - Keep an eye out for hurricanes! Joaquin is kicking around these days.
	1:20pm doctorjazz: The J Band album is great! Great show! (saw John with the Kweskin Jug Band recently, was a great show!)
	1:20pm Dominick: Just great!
	1:23pm listener james from westwood: @Jeff/Not Amanda, firm hand on the playlist tiller, BTW!
	1:24pm Erella: Great show! Thank you
	1:25pm NOT Amanda Nazario: (Thanks, @listener james, but Amanda made it as easy as a connect-the-dots drawing.)
	1:26pm Amanda: Yes, Jeff is doing a stoopendous job! Thank you again, Jeff, for pulling the double shift today. I would love to see the Kweskin Jug Band sometime @doctorjazz! I think Jesse Jarnow has seen them, he's a big fan.
	1:40pm Doug Schulkind: Viv!
	1:40pm Stevel: "They're going to yell, but they're not mad." Awesome!
	1:46pm MattBelow: Really great show!
	1:47pm Parq: Yeah, that Viv Vance story was great. Can't believe "Six O'Clock" and "Mystery" are considered overlooked; they were central building blocks to my own musical salad days.
	1:48pm Parq: Just love the backing vocal roll-out on this. Just love it.
	1:49pm ndbob: and two of the very best Spoonful songs Parq
	1:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...somehow, a band whose Hits don't overstay their welcome...
	1:53pm Parq: If I could, I would click multiple favorite stars for this live take of "Darlin'". That chuckle after "quarter of my life". The "Darlin's" kiss-off. Oh man, oh man.
	1:53pm Brian in UK: They should have signed for Elektra.
	1:54pm KevinfromBayRidge: You knocked it outta the park, Amanda. Charlie Rose got nothin' on you, girl!
	1:54pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Obviously, you will want to take a nice nap with all the warm fuzzies delivered so deliciously by Amanda and John. But when you wake up, tune back in to the Drummer Stream for Gary Sullivan's BODEGA POP LIVE program. Gary is presenting a special show: ROCK HASHANAH. Here is Gary's description: "Sixties Israeli rockers, Yiddish singers of the early 20th century, Jewish-Arab song treasures from the Maghreb and beyond, and -- far vos nisht? -- for you, maybe we throw in some Bolan, Gainsbourg, and Zorn." So remember (1) Take a nap, and (2) Wake up in time for Bodega Pop Live, which airs here on Give the Drummer Radio, 7-10pm.
	1:55pm ndbob: excellent show and interview Amanda!
	1:56pm Charlie: Great show and interview! Thanks, Amanda! <3
	1:56pm djsheilab: That was so so sweet. Loved it!
	1:56pm listener james from westwood: Smashing show, Amanda, and dug the hell out of the interview!
	1:57pm djsheilab: See you in NOLA! HURRAY!
	1:57pm Okasa: The end song is a cover of "The Fishin' Blues" by Henry Thomas.
	1:58pm Doug Schulkind: No, Charlie. Amanda! is definitely ≥ 3.
	1:59pm northguineahills: boo, haha @Doug!
	2:01pm clara clack: Great interview Amanda!. You are a natural. It brought me back to Greenwich Village and Woodstock.
	7:44pm THE REAL Amanda: Checking in again now that things are less hectic. This show was a delight to do and the interview such a thrill. I did neglect some great music, just due to time constraints. Anyone reading this should seek out the albums Welcome Back and The Four of Us. Moreover, the six Spoonful LPs here represented MUST be enjoyed by everyone and not just the songs I included. Thank you all for listening!

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from September 30, 2015

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