WFMU: The Duane Train: Playlist from July 6, 2011

Listener comments!
	12:06pm J J: ahhhhhh yeah.
	12:07pm Nathan: Only a few weeks in Duane and I'm already looking forward to your set.
	12:07pm Cecile: Got some vintage Ohio Players or Junie? That Unsung Monday was slamma-jamma.
	12:09pm Ken: Cecile: I did a special Ohip Players edit I might premiere today!
	12:09pm Cecile: Nice!
	12:10pm pierre: Bonjour Duane ! hello listeners (that i've already salute on Ken's show and others)
	12:13pm v k: Duane - really enjoying your being on Summer Schedule - your program is a treat
	12:14pm Ken: vk: Thanx so much:) I'm having a blast:)
	12:15pm Cecile: Duane, you might want to turn yourself into Duane. Instead of Ken. :D
	12:15pm duane: oops sorry Ken..forgot to sign you out!
	12:16pm Cecile: And i had no idea that Junie MOrrison had so much to do with my favorite Funkadelic album: One Nation Under a Groove. That's awesome.
	12:16pm Cecile: s'ok, Duane. I was wondering what a Ken Ohio Players mix would sound like!
	12:18pm duane: Cecille: I might have to challenge Ken to do one..that actually sounds kinda hysterical. Yeah, Junie was pretty much responsible for the P-Funk hits in the late 70's. JUnie's solo records are pretty ill!
	12:19pm Cecile: I saw him doing Pain on Soul Train with the Players on the Unsung, and was hooked.
	12:19pm Cecile: Duane, I can see him putting in "Baby Animal" or "Hello Sweden!"
	12:25pm jill: this music makes me happy
	12:33pm Eric: I don't like cotton, it's the high fructose corn syrup of fabrics
	12:37pm v k: coolest shirt in summer r 70-80's super thin polyester short sleeve button-ups, with minimal buttoning - i love peeling off my suit each evening and popping into one of those bad boys - p i m p
	12:39pm duane: vk: They look and feel great when you're not sweatin
	12:39pm Cecile: I must disagree - cotton, and then linen make the summer tolerable.
	12:40pm Cecile: I'm not opposed to said cotton and linen being mixed with some synthetics for shape however.
	12:42pm Cecile: tencel is also nice - that's made from bamboo. Doesn't hold up real great unless it's mixed with some other fibers, though.
	12:44pm chris: Smokin' show, Duane.
	12:44pm Eric: merino is great for sweating, but it's not too cheap these days
	12:45pm dc pat: cotton rules, what are you gonna do?
	12:47pm Cecile: but the lighter and the looser the weave, the better!
	12:51pm Eric: hemp might be good for shirts, I've never tried it
	12:52pm still b/p: You Can Do It was sounding a bit like Stayin' Alive, then it hit its moment that goes wayyy Stayin' Alive. Pretty, umm, derivative, in the day before remix riffs.
	12:55pm duane: still b/p: That's an interesting track. Evie Sands actually wrote and recorded in '76 first, then Dobie Gray did a cover 2 years later and the arrangement's completely different from the OG. The "Stayin ALive" riff I hear it now, but I think it was purely all arrangement. Wierd!
	1:12pm Cecile: Duane, you have a knack for coming up with great psychelic failures from pop artists. Really listenable stuff.
	1:13pm slugluv1313: BONEY M!!!! YAY!!!!!!! (and yes, i kinda heard "Stayin' Alive" in that Dobie Gray track too!)
	1:16pm Handsome Harry: Really enjoying the show today. (Along with air conditioning.)
	1:24pm Cecile: WOW. I just looked up Jackie Shane. What a brave and talented cat.
	1:24pm Pete: I'm with Jackie - I need the $$!
	1:27pm dc pat: cool didn't know anything about Jackie Shane.
	1:29pm jill: Thanks for the Jackie Shane heads up, here's a youtube clip- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUYW2iwimBw&feature=player_embedded
	1:31pm dc pat: CHARLIE!! I actually thought "is this Charlie Feathers or Bloodshot Bill?"
	1:32pm Cecile: Duane, if you offer a burn of that Jackie Shane live album, as a fundraiser premium I tell you now I will pledge for it.
	1:34pm duane: Cecile: That's not a bad idea..hmmmm!!
	1:34pm slugluv1313: more about Jackie -- WOW!!!!!! a total trailblazer -- and hopefully still alive and well :) http://www.queermusicheritage.us/drag-shane.html
	1:36pm Cecile: You know, queermusicheritage has a lot of gems on there, and i have to sit down and walk through their teaching module - it looks pretty cool.
	1:45pm kurt v: woh, this groove is amazing
	1:46pm Cecile: YAY! Afro Sheen commercial!
	1:48pm Soul Glo: Let your SOUL GLO!
	1:52pm Liz B.: Just a brief geeky note for y'all: WFMU is performing maintenance on our live MP3 streams today from 2pm until later this evening. If you have trouble loading our live MP3 streams (128k/32k) or the Ichiban Rock & Soul stream, fear not! Just reload wfmu.org and click any of the live audio stream links at the top of the page to continue the party in your ears.
	1:54pm dc pat: omigawd, how geeky!
	1:59pm J J: Underrated 90's band! So gooood.
	2:02pm dc pat: amazing tune (SFS)
	2:08pm dale: been listening, had to log on. 'nothing really matters' just kinda says it all.
	2:08pm Tamara Z: Hi Duane! So happy to be listening to you in real time. Great show!
	2:11pm duane: Tamara: Great to hear from ya..thanx for listening! Dale: Come back from the ledge bro:) Think of the children!
	2:14pm Parq: I'ma a big fan of the song "Sonw Queen". Carole King song, isn't it? I first heard it in the 70s, a blasting live version by the latter-day Blood Sweat and Tears.
	2:14pm Cecile: who produced that Roger Nichols? Richard Carpenter?
	2:16pm duane: Cecile: Tommy Lipuma and Nick Decaro arranged
	2:16pm duane: Carole King Did "Snow Queen" First..YuP!
	2:18pm Carmichael: Yep, she wrote it in 1969. Timeless ...
	2:23pm Cecile: Roger Nichols came out pre-Carpenters...wonder if they were influenced.
	2:23pm northguineahills: This is a nice Solvent track.
	2:24pm Parq: Kind of a shame Carole K is known chiefly for the ultimate Album You Have To Listen To When At Your Girlfriend's House, coz she's so much more than that.
	2:29pm Carmichael: I was gifted a Songs of Carole King collection (can't remember the exact title), and it is full of fairly obscure songs that other artists sang at the time. Great collection. I'll have to get the exact name.
	2:31pm duane: Apparently Carole Kings demo tapes were prized commodities amongst record execs in the 60's. Everyone wanted to sign her but she was so hesitant to go solo because of her stage fright.
	2:38pm Cecile: Great groove. They must have spent eleven seconds writing the lyrics.
	2:40pm still b/p: Looking up Tapestry info to refresh the concrete confirmations of its ranking and endurance, and found this line in artistwiki -- "..King was appointed the wimpt framgångsrikaful female songwriters of the pop era 1955-1999..."
	2:44pm Carmichael: That's quite a mouthful, b/p. Wonder if any Klingon board commenters can translate.
	2:45pm Cecile: Golf Channel records?
	2:47pm duane: Ceclie: Yeah..there based outta Brooklyn..great label
	2:47pm Cecile: Wow. this sounds really retro, is there an older gentleman singing in this group?
	2:48pm still b/p: Klingons or Swedes -- "framgångsrika ful" is "successful ugly." There are a few other irrelevant and nonsense terms and references in the paragraph. Ohh, those young edit-monkeys making wikimischief.
	2:48pm duane: Cecile: It's a sample
	2:48pm Cecile: Ah! I'm a little slow.
	2:50pm Cecile: wish it had been an undiscovered soul-Blondie cross.
	2:50pm jaycjay: It's pretty great. Gotta look into this Golf Channel label.
	2:50pm glenn: age does that to all of us. just wait til you're as old as me.
	2:51pm Cecile: I'm probably older.
	2:52pm glenn: by the way, did you see there's going to be an angry birds movie?
	2:53pm Cecile: yes!
	2:53pm Cecile: if Rio didn't count already...
	2:58pm glenn: is dennis coffey on this frida payne track? he's playing in toronto friday night.
	2:59pm duane: Coffey is on that track! If you're in Toronto, go! He's still an excellent live performer

The Duane Train: Playlist from July 6, 2011

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July 6, 2011

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Sabo	It's the music "It's the music" by "Sabo"	S/T	Bell	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Lions Creation	This is the beginning	Single	Studio 10	0:05:39 (Pop-up)
Double Exposure	10 and half percent (Bruce Ivery rework)		unreleased	0:11:10 (Pop-up)
Crystal Grass	Taj Mahal "Taj Mahal" by "Crystal Grass"	Single	Phillips	0:16:38 (Pop-up)
Su Kramer	You Got the Power pt. 1		Marina	0:20:01 (Pop-up)
Mahotella Queens	Umculo Kawupheli	Best of Mahotella queens the township idols		0:24:47 (Pop-up)

Girlie and Laurel Aitken	Madame Straggae	Scandal in a Brixton Market	Pressure Drop	0:26:50 (Pop-up)
Shabazz Palaces	The Last Time We Spoke	Black Up	Sub Pop	0:37:55 (Pop-up)
Heliocentrics	The Gorn "The Gorn" by "Heliocentrics"	Fallen ANgels	Now again	0:40:26 (Pop-up)
John & Ernest	Superfly meets Shaft		Rainy Wednesday	0:44:08 (Pop-up)
Dobie Gray	You can do it "You can do it" by "Dobie Gray"	Single	Infinity	0:46:26 (Pop-up)
William Onyeabor	body & soul (STerryo edit)			0:50:15 (Pop-up)
Boney M	Dancing in the Streets "Dancing in the Streets" by "Boney M"		Polydor	0:56:39 (Pop-up)
Chris Harwood	Hear what I have to say		Finders Keepers / B-Music	1:00:37 (Pop-up)
Vangelis & Mariangela	Little girl it's time to be a woman	Honalulu baby		1:04:28 (Pop-up)
Tommy Roe	Small Talk "Small Talk" by "Tommy Roe"	It's know winters day	ABC-Paramount	1:07:10 (Pop-up)
Widowspeak	Harsh Realm "Harsh Realm" by "Widowspeak"		Captured Tracks	1:10:42 (Pop-up)
mf doom	SPECIAL HERBS 4 "SPECIAL HERBS 4" by "mf doom"			1:15:20 (Pop-up)
Little Jackie Shane	Money "Money" by "Little Jackie Shane"	Live	Gerlinco	1:16:22 (Pop-up)
Charlie Feathers	Cockroach "Cockroach" by "Charlie Feathers"	Single	emperor norton	1:29:15 (Pop-up)
Upsetters	shock of mighty "shock of mighty" by "Upsetters"			1:33:10 (Pop-up)
Chuck Bros	The Burg (re edit) "The Burg (re edit)" by "Chuck Bros"			1:34:52 (Pop-up)
Professor Genius	Pegasso (Kane & Roma remix)		Disques Sinthomme	1:40:13 (Pop-up)
Bettye Lavette	Only your love can save me	Single	calla	1:47:24 (Pop-up)
Gloria Jones	Share My love "Share My love" by "Gloria Jones"	share my love	motown	1:53:36 (Pop-up)
Six Finger Satellite	Cock Fight "Cock Fight" by "Six Finger Satellite"	Severe Exposure	Sub Pop	1:58:03 (Pop-up)
We Five	Small World "Small World" by "We Five"	You were on my mind	A & M	2:15:28 (Pop-up)
Blakjoy	Nothing really matters "Nothing really matters" by "Blakjoy"			2:05:24 (Pop-up)
Roger Nichols & THe Circle of Friends	Snow Queen	S/T	A & M	2:11:32 (Pop-up)
Wild Nothing	Gruesome Castle "Gruesome Castle" by "Wild Nothing"	Gruesome flowers (Tribute to the wake)		2:14:09 (Pop-up)
Solvent	untitled "untitled" by "Solvent"	seven inch	City Center offices	2:19:35 (Pop-up)
Miracles Club	Light of Love (Cut Copy Rework)	single	ecstacy	2:24:54 (Pop-up)
Moonbase	Waiting for a train "Waiting for a train" by "Moonbase"		zyx	2:31:23 (Pop-up)
Glenda Mcleod	No Stranger to Love	single	HGEI	2:36:05 (Pop-up)
planningtorock	living it out "living it out" by "planningtorock"	W	DFA	2:39:17 (Pop-up)
Try to Find Me	Gotta get to my baby	single	Golf Channel	2:43:53 (Pop-up)
Dam Funk	Dont give up "Dont give up" by "Dam Funk"		unreleased	2:51:17 (Pop-up)
Freda Payne	you brought the joy "you brought the joy" by "Freda Payne"	single	Invictus	2:55:40 (Pop-up)
Velvet Davenport	Get Out "Get Out" by "Velvet Davenport"		captured tracks	2:58:19 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:06pm J J: ahhhhhh yeah.
	12:07pm Nathan: Only a few weeks in Duane and I'm already looking forward to your set.
	12:07pm Cecile: Got some vintage Ohio Players or Junie? That Unsung Monday was slamma-jamma.
	12:09pm Ken: Cecile: I did a special Ohip Players edit I might premiere today!
	12:09pm Cecile: Nice!
	12:10pm pierre: Bonjour Duane ! hello listeners (that i've already salute on Ken's show and others)
	12:13pm v k: Duane - really enjoying your being on Summer Schedule - your program is a treat
	12:14pm Ken: vk: Thanx so much:) I'm having a blast:)
	12:15pm Cecile: Duane, you might want to turn yourself into Duane. Instead of Ken. :D
	12:15pm duane: oops sorry Ken..forgot to sign you out!
	12:16pm Cecile: And i had no idea that Junie MOrrison had so much to do with my favorite Funkadelic album: One Nation Under a Groove. That's awesome.
	12:16pm Cecile: s'ok, Duane. I was wondering what a Ken Ohio Players mix would sound like!
	12:18pm duane: Cecille: I might have to challenge Ken to do one..that actually sounds kinda hysterical. Yeah, Junie was pretty much responsible for the P-Funk hits in the late 70's. JUnie's solo records are pretty ill!
	12:19pm Cecile: I saw him doing Pain on Soul Train with the Players on the Unsung, and was hooked.
	12:19pm Cecile: Duane, I can see him putting in "Baby Animal" or "Hello Sweden!"
	12:25pm jill: this music makes me happy
	12:33pm Eric: I don't like cotton, it's the high fructose corn syrup of fabrics
	12:37pm v k: coolest shirt in summer r 70-80's super thin polyester short sleeve button-ups, with minimal buttoning - i love peeling off my suit each evening and popping into one of those bad boys - p i m p
	12:39pm duane: vk: They look and feel great when you're not sweatin
	12:39pm Cecile: I must disagree - cotton, and then linen make the summer tolerable.
	12:40pm Cecile: I'm not opposed to said cotton and linen being mixed with some synthetics for shape however.
	12:42pm Cecile: tencel is also nice - that's made from bamboo. Doesn't hold up real great unless it's mixed with some other fibers, though.
	12:44pm chris: Smokin' show, Duane.
	12:44pm Eric: merino is great for sweating, but it's not too cheap these days
	12:45pm dc pat: cotton rules, what are you gonna do?
	12:47pm Cecile: but the lighter and the looser the weave, the better!
	12:51pm Eric: hemp might be good for shirts, I've never tried it
	12:52pm still b/p: You Can Do It was sounding a bit like Stayin' Alive, then it hit its moment that goes wayyy Stayin' Alive. Pretty, umm, derivative, in the day before remix riffs.
	12:55pm duane: still b/p: That's an interesting track. Evie Sands actually wrote and recorded in '76 first, then Dobie Gray did a cover 2 years later and the arrangement's completely different from the OG. The "Stayin ALive" riff I hear it now, but I think it was purely all arrangement. Wierd!
	1:12pm Cecile: Duane, you have a knack for coming up with great psychelic failures from pop artists. Really listenable stuff.
	1:13pm slugluv1313: BONEY M!!!! YAY!!!!!!! (and yes, i kinda heard "Stayin' Alive" in that Dobie Gray track too!)
	1:16pm Handsome Harry: Really enjoying the show today. (Along with air conditioning.)
	1:24pm Cecile: WOW. I just looked up Jackie Shane. What a brave and talented cat.
	1:24pm Pete: I'm with Jackie - I need the $$!
	1:27pm dc pat: cool didn't know anything about Jackie Shane.
	1:29pm jill: Thanks for the Jackie Shane heads up, here's a youtube clip- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUYW2iwimBw&feature=player_embedded
	1:31pm dc pat: CHARLIE!! I actually thought "is this Charlie Feathers or Bloodshot Bill?"
	1:32pm Cecile: Duane, if you offer a burn of that Jackie Shane live album, as a fundraiser premium I tell you now I will pledge for it.
	1:34pm duane: Cecile: That's not a bad idea..hmmmm!!
	1:34pm slugluv1313: more about Jackie -- WOW!!!!!! a total trailblazer -- and hopefully still alive and well :) http://www.queermusicheritage.us/drag-shane.html
	1:36pm Cecile: You know, queermusicheritage has a lot of gems on there, and i have to sit down and walk through their teaching module - it looks pretty cool.
	1:45pm kurt v: woh, this groove is amazing
	1:46pm Cecile: YAY! Afro Sheen commercial!
	1:48pm Soul Glo: Let your SOUL GLO!
	1:52pm Liz B.: Just a brief geeky note for y'all: WFMU is performing maintenance on our live MP3 streams today from 2pm until later this evening. If you have trouble loading our live MP3 streams (128k/32k) or the Ichiban Rock & Soul stream, fear not! Just reload wfmu.org and click any of the live audio stream links at the top of the page to continue the party in your ears.
	1:54pm dc pat: omigawd, how geeky!
	1:59pm J J: Underrated 90's band! So gooood.
	2:02pm dc pat: amazing tune (SFS)
	2:08pm dale: been listening, had to log on. 'nothing really matters' just kinda says it all.
	2:08pm Tamara Z: Hi Duane! So happy to be listening to you in real time. Great show!
	2:11pm duane: Tamara: Great to hear from ya..thanx for listening! Dale: Come back from the ledge bro:) Think of the children!
	2:14pm Parq: I'ma a big fan of the song "Sonw Queen". Carole King song, isn't it? I first heard it in the 70s, a blasting live version by the latter-day Blood Sweat and Tears.
	2:14pm Cecile: who produced that Roger Nichols? Richard Carpenter?
	2:16pm duane: Cecile: Tommy Lipuma and Nick Decaro arranged
	2:16pm duane: Carole King Did "Snow Queen" First..YuP!
	2:18pm Carmichael: Yep, she wrote it in 1969. Timeless ...
	2:23pm Cecile: Roger Nichols came out pre-Carpenters...wonder if they were influenced.
	2:23pm northguineahills: This is a nice Solvent track.
	2:24pm Parq: Kind of a shame Carole K is known chiefly for the ultimate Album You Have To Listen To When At Your Girlfriend's House, coz she's so much more than that.
	2:29pm Carmichael: I was gifted a Songs of Carole King collection (can't remember the exact title), and it is full of fairly obscure songs that other artists sang at the time. Great collection. I'll have to get the exact name.
	2:31pm duane: Apparently Carole Kings demo tapes were prized commodities amongst record execs in the 60's. Everyone wanted to sign her but she was so hesitant to go solo because of her stage fright.
	2:38pm Cecile: Great groove. They must have spent eleven seconds writing the lyrics.
	2:40pm still b/p: Looking up Tapestry info to refresh the concrete confirmations of its ranking and endurance, and found this line in artistwiki -- "..King was appointed the wimpt framgångsrikaful female songwriters of the pop era 1955-1999..."
	2:44pm Carmichael: That's quite a mouthful, b/p. Wonder if any Klingon board commenters can translate.
	2:45pm Cecile: Golf Channel records?
	2:47pm duane: Ceclie: Yeah..there based outta Brooklyn..great label
	2:47pm Cecile: Wow. this sounds really retro, is there an older gentleman singing in this group?
	2:48pm still b/p: Klingons or Swedes -- "framgångsrika ful" is "successful ugly." There are a few other irrelevant and nonsense terms and references in the paragraph. Ohh, those young edit-monkeys making wikimischief.
	2:48pm duane: Cecile: It's a sample
	2:48pm Cecile: Ah! I'm a little slow.
	2:50pm Cecile: wish it had been an undiscovered soul-Blondie cross.
	2:50pm jaycjay: It's pretty great. Gotta look into this Golf Channel label.
	2:50pm glenn: age does that to all of us. just wait til you're as old as me.
	2:51pm Cecile: I'm probably older.
	2:52pm glenn: by the way, did you see there's going to be an angry birds movie?
	2:53pm Cecile: yes!
	2:53pm Cecile: if Rio didn't count already...
	2:58pm glenn: is dennis coffey on this frida payne track? he's playing in toronto friday night.
	2:59pm duane: Coffey is on that track! If you're in Toronto, go! He's still an excellent live performer

The Duane Train: Playlist from July 6, 2011

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