WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from July 13, 2009

Irene Trudel: Playlist from July 13, 2009

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July 13, 2009: Flitting about France and the rest of the world, along with Beyond the Pale.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format
Marianne Dissard	Merci De Rien Du Tout	L'Entredeux
Brigitte Fontaine with the Art Ensemble of Chicago	Comme A La Radio	Comme a la Radio
Thierry Robin	Leito Dje Dje! / La Petite Mer	Gitans	Silex
Edith Piaf	Mon Couer Est Au Coin D'une Rue	The Little Sparrow	Living Era
Django Reinhardt and Quintet of the Hot Club of France	Beyond the Sea (La Mer)	Djangology	Bluebird/RCA

Reynold D. Philipsek	Butterfly "Butterfly" by "Reynold D. Philipsek"	Anthology	ReiPhi Records
Justin Adams and Juldeh Camara	Achu	Tell No Lies	Real World
Warsaw Village Band	Polska Fran Polska	Infinity	Barbes Records
Build	Magnet "Magnet" by "Build"	Build	New Amsterdam Records

Live performance and chat with Beyond the Pale (Listen to this set: Pop-up)
Toronto may not seem to be a Klezmer breeding ground but Beyond The Pale pulls it off beautifully. Melding musical influences from a Jewish mandolin virtuoso, a Dutch-Canadian clarinetist to Serbians proficient on violin and accordion, it's more Jewish-Balkan twang than Klezmer. The ensemble includes Eric Stein (mandolin), Bret Higgins (bass), Martin van de Ven (clarinet), Milos Popovic (accordion), and Alexander Gajic (violin). Beyond The Pale dropped by to record a set for Irene and WFMU on a recent swing through NYC.
Beyond the Pale	Are Two "Are Two" by "Beyond the Pale"	Postcards	Borealis Records	CD
Beyond the Pale	Magura "Magura" by "Beyond the Pale"
Beyond the Pale with Vira Lozinsky	Shtern	Postcards	Borealis Records	CD
Beyond the Pale	Katarina "Katarina" by "Beyond the Pale"
Beyond the Pale	Turkish Delight "Turkish Delight" by "Beyond the Pale"
Beyond the Pale	Split Decision / Postscript	Postcards	Borealis Records	CD

Lee Feldman	Big Women on the Shelf	I've Forgotten Everything
Misty Roses	Starry Wisdom "Starry Wisdom" by "Misty Roses"	Villainess	Frog Man Jake
Pierre De Gaillande's George Brassens Project	Song for the Countrymen	(live on Irene Trudel's show June 8, 2009)
George Brassens	La Femme D'Hector	Master Serie, Volume 1	Podis
Grizzly Bear	Hold Still "Hold Still" by "Grizzly Bear"	Veckatimest	Warp Records

Listener comments!
	3:07pm nyc: This is incredible!
	3:09pm V K: good afternoon, Irene. glad to have u back this week.
	3:18pm Listener James from Westwood: Always remember fondly the late great FMU DJ Raymond Franks when I hear "Comme a la Radio." His show, and this tune — his intro music — are two of my earliest FMU memories.
	3:22pm bryan: off to a great start, as usual!
	3:24pm GP: Yeah, I could play like that, but I don't want to show off. <damn> : )
	3:29pm Hugh: Hello Irene! It' great to hear you on the airwaves again! Aren't the high Rockies beautiful this time of year? (are 'airwaves' too last century?)
	3:37pm nrk: kinda strange to pick Django, a Belgian, to commemorate the French and if you troubles to pronounce french, just listen bit better to the song
	3:50pm Irene: Well, I think of Django as being an honorary Frenchman, playing with Stephane Grappelli and the Hot Club of France. As for pronunciation, it's just a mental block. I'm getting a little better (I hope).
	3:59pm Carmichael: Hi Irene, hi everyone.
	4:02pm stingy d: hey carmichael, there's a scott walker dvd that just came out. i bought and watched it yestaday. not great. but its worth a look for sure. and scott walker is great as if we didn't know already.
	4:07pm Carmichael: No kidding? Thanks for the heads up, I'll check it out. I was just playing the Walker Brothers yesterday during our BBQ.
	4:18pm Irene: Hey Hugh! If you (or any listener) are curious to see pictures of what I did in Aspen, go to my Flickr page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/irene_trudel/ It was gorgeous, to say the least. By tomorrow I hope to post my pics of WFMU's broadcast from Midsummer Night Swing last Friday night.
	4:24pm Joy: What's that old French song you played around 3:25? It sounded like a very old recording. I loved it.
	4:32pm Irene: Most likely it was Edith Piaf singing "Mon Couer Est Au Coin D'une Rue. "

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format
Marianne Dissard	Merci De Rien Du Tout	L'Entredeux
Brigitte Fontaine with the Art Ensemble of Chicago	Comme A La Radio	Comme a la Radio
Thierry Robin	Leito Dje Dje! / La Petite Mer	Gitans	Silex
Edith Piaf	Mon Couer Est Au Coin D'une Rue	The Little Sparrow	Living Era
Django Reinhardt and Quintet of the Hot Club of France	Beyond the Sea (La Mer)	Djangology	Bluebird/RCA

Reynold D. Philipsek	Butterfly "Butterfly" by "Reynold D. Philipsek"	Anthology	ReiPhi Records
Justin Adams and Juldeh Camara	Achu	Tell No Lies	Real World
Warsaw Village Band	Polska Fran Polska	Infinity	Barbes Records
Build	Magnet "Magnet" by "Build"	Build	New Amsterdam Records

Live performance and chat with Beyond the Pale (Listen to this set: Pop-up)
Toronto may not seem to be a Klezmer breeding ground but Beyond The Pale pulls it off beautifully. Melding musical influences from a Jewish mandolin virtuoso, a Dutch-Canadian clarinetist to Serbians proficient on violin and accordion, it's more Jewish-Balkan twang than Klezmer. The ensemble includes Eric Stein (mandolin), Bret Higgins (bass), Martin van de Ven (clarinet), Milos Popovic (accordion), and Alexander Gajic (violin). Beyond The Pale dropped by to record a set for Irene and WFMU on a recent swing through NYC.
Beyond the Pale	Are Two "Are Two" by "Beyond the Pale"	Postcards	Borealis Records	CD
Beyond the Pale	Magura "Magura" by "Beyond the Pale"
Beyond the Pale with Vira Lozinsky	Shtern	Postcards	Borealis Records	CD
Beyond the Pale	Katarina "Katarina" by "Beyond the Pale"
Beyond the Pale	Turkish Delight "Turkish Delight" by "Beyond the Pale"
Beyond the Pale	Split Decision / Postscript	Postcards	Borealis Records	CD

Lee Feldman	Big Women on the Shelf	I've Forgotten Everything
Misty Roses	Starry Wisdom "Starry Wisdom" by "Misty Roses"	Villainess	Frog Man Jake
Pierre De Gaillande's George Brassens Project	Song for the Countrymen	(live on Irene Trudel's show June 8, 2009)
George Brassens	La Femme D'Hector	Master Serie, Volume 1	Podis
Grizzly Bear	Hold Still "Hold Still" by "Grizzly Bear"	Veckatimest	Warp Records

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Listener comments!
	3:07pm nyc: This is incredible!
	3:09pm V K: good afternoon, Irene. glad to have u back this week.
	3:18pm Listener James from Westwood: Always remember fondly the late great FMU DJ Raymond Franks when I hear "Comme a la Radio." His show, and this tune — his intro music — are two of my earliest FMU memories.
	3:22pm bryan: off to a great start, as usual!
	3:24pm GP: Yeah, I could play like that, but I don't want to show off. <damn> : )
	3:29pm Hugh: Hello Irene! It' great to hear you on the airwaves again! Aren't the high Rockies beautiful this time of year? (are 'airwaves' too last century?)
	3:37pm nrk: kinda strange to pick Django, a Belgian, to commemorate the French and if you troubles to pronounce french, just listen bit better to the song
	3:50pm Irene: Well, I think of Django as being an honorary Frenchman, playing with Stephane Grappelli and the Hot Club of France. As for pronunciation, it's just a mental block. I'm getting a little better (I hope).
	3:59pm Carmichael: Hi Irene, hi everyone.
	4:02pm stingy d: hey carmichael, there's a scott walker dvd that just came out. i bought and watched it yestaday. not great. but its worth a look for sure. and scott walker is great as if we didn't know already.
	4:07pm Carmichael: No kidding? Thanks for the heads up, I'll check it out. I was just playing the Walker Brothers yesterday during our BBQ.
	4:18pm Irene: Hey Hugh! If you (or any listener) are curious to see pictures of what I did in Aspen, go to my Flickr page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/irene_trudel/ It was gorgeous, to say the least. By tomorrow I hope to post my pics of WFMU's broadcast from Midsummer Night Swing last Friday night.
	4:24pm Joy: What's that old French song you played around 3:25? It sounded like a very old recording. I loved it.
	4:32pm Irene: Most likely it was Edith Piaf singing "Mon Couer Est Au Coin D'une Rue. "

Irene Trudel: Playlist from July 13, 2009

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