WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from May 8, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: a rainy wednesday afternoon greeting, all!
	12:01pm Dervish: Welcome back, Amanda. Missed you.
	12:01pm Rich in Washington: I brought clam dip...
	12:01pm john: woooo-oooo-oooooo-oooot!
	12:01pm pacific standard simon: Good morn, scenariists.
	12:02pm Carmichael: Hello dere Amanda, and hello to the DrumSum devotees.
	12:03pm pacific standard simon: Clams are even better for dipping than crinkle chips!
	12:04pm Amanda: Hi all! Nice to greet you in a friendly way.
	12:04pm Carmichael: I'll never forget Deco Cuffe singing this song in the Commitments.
	12:05pm Doug Schulkind: This song is popular in Missouri.
	12:07pm G: Holy crap, another drenching downpour in central BK.... I know it felt really humid yesterday, and now a mile or two of water vapor is dumping on us for hours, in reliquidized form...
	12:08pm pacific standard simon: Doug -- that dates back to Margaret Truman performing it at the White House frequently.
	12:08pm G: but did you bring Khlam dip from ken's board?
	12:09pm Doug Schulkind: @pss I heard that Truman really bombed.
	12:09pm Carmichael: And you thought Harry could rock?!? She could burn the flippin' place DOWN!!!
	12:10pm pacific standard simon: Yeah, there was a lot of fallout from that.
	12:10pm Amanda: @Carmichael -- I know! I have the same thing about the Commitments. I think they got cut off, that was the scene where the lights went out and Derek the bass player got electrocuted. I love the Commitments.
	12:12pm Carmichael: Today is Thomas Pynchon Appreciation day, hence my avatar. Go read a book.
	12:12pm Carmichael: Yes Amanda, great movie. Shot in an area of Dublin I know well.
	12:14pm john: Always loved this Swing Out Sister song.
	12:19pm pacific standard simon: BTW, my pledge premium'n'prize package arrived Monday -- it was like Christmas. The amount of money it took to mail it to me was a bit embarrassing, though, so I'll be refunding that to FMU.
	12:23pm fred: @Carmichael: I have a special fondness for the crying of lot 49, despite its flaws. Any rumors about a new one? Inherent Vice was nice, but years ago
	12:23pm Amanda: Congrats, pss! I hope you enjoy it very very much. You are too kind.
	12:25pm Uncle Michael: Wha'z happening?
	12:26pm Carmichael: I haven't heard anything, Fred. Pynchon must be 500 years old by now.
	12:26pm pacific standard simon: It's ALL happening.
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: I actually won Joan Jett in a charity raffle.
	12:29pm fred: One thing I like about him is that there are scenes in his books that I find hilarious and nobody I've ever met in person even understands what the joke is. WFMU literature anyone?
	12:30pm pacific standard simon: That's how I felt while reading Robert Coover.
	12:33pm fred: @pacific standard simon: thanks for the lead, I'll check out his books. Timely tip, I exhausted my favorites authors, and didn't really like Faulkner despite the recommendations
	12:37pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO NEWS... Beginning this coming Monday, D:O Radio here on the Drummer Stream will switch from a bi-weekly to a weekly broadcast schedule! And this wonderful show from the folks at the blog Destination:Out is now LIVE, not pre-recorded. Woo and hoo! Listen in every Monday, Noon to 3pm (Eastern) ♫ = ♥
	12:38pm Amanda: I LOVE Robert Coover.
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: I love D:O
	12:40pm pacific standard simon: I love pickled herring.
	12:41pm Alf from Upstate: Do'h!
	12:42pm fred: @Doug: I should be really excited about this, but I'll miss Irene's show too. I know there are archives, but there's so much good music on the WFMU live stream, I can't catch up
	12:44pm Amanda: Go go go D:O!
	12:46pm listener james from westwood: excellent d:o news!
	12:48pm pacific standard simon: Interesting set, here.
	12:48pm Doug Schulkind: @fred The age of the Internet has transformed life from the desperation of dearth to overwhelming overstimulation. Hey, put that on a bumpersticker and sell it online!
	12:58pm Amanda: I am enjoying this longer-than-usual set with its longer-than-usual tracks.
	1:01pm pacific standard simon: Anything with Van Dyke Parks is OK with me.
	1:01pm Dominick: Wow! Vanilla Fudge into Van Dyke Parks. Mind blown.
	1:01pm frenchee: great show, Ms. NAZ! Love the VAn Dyke Parks songs so much.
	1:03pm frenchee: yes that was a very good segue, Dominick!
	1:04pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone... I see you played a song by the Candy Machine - I used to work with one of the group members
	1:05pm Amanda: Thanks so much, guys! @ndbob, that is wild. I was thinking as I played it that they definitely needed more recognition...
	1:06pm Dervish: And this, this is an inspired selection.
	1:13pm listener james from westwood: after a blast of thunder up in westwood, rain has resumed. i think we're in for on & off thunderboomers thru tomorrow.
	1:13pm pacific standard simon: Sondre Lerche? Neat! Unknown to me.
	1:19pm pacific standard simon: @Amanda - Sometimes it feels like a warm bath, sometimes, like a smack on the side of the head with a pig bladder.
	1:20pm Brian in UK: Hello Amanda & listeners.
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: Let's discuss the myths and realities, regarding H, JF&R and the T-Bones.
	1:23pm Amanda: Hello Brian and other listeners! @UM, I am just confused as to why Joe Frank was the only one allowed to use his entire name.
	1:24pm Brian in UK: Famed for keeping Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields off the No.1 spot here.
	1:24pm Uncle Michael: Well, I can't shed any light on that.
	1:24pm Brian in UK: A Playboy 7". Nice.
	1:26pm ndbob: @UM I always thought that the T-Bones and HJF&R were basically the same group
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: After the "Wrecking Crew" guys scored a hit with their cover of the Alka Seltzer commercial under the name The T-Bones, "Whatever Shape Your Stomach Is In," they had to hire a band to tour behind it. They hired some guys that ultimately called themselves H,JF&R...but those guys didn't make the record.
	1:29pm Uncle Michael: I'm agnostic as to whether they played on the second record...which I have...but not in front of me.
	1:30pm ndbob: @UM ty - never knew that
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: The L.A. studio guys were a) not pretty enough or young enough to be a concert draw and b) made way too much money in the studio to hit the road to support a record.
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: This is a great set, Amanda.
	1:34pm pacific standard simon: My favorite version.
	1:36pm Amanda: Sanks very much!
	1:41pm Brian in UK: Off to see this film shortly in a renovated cinema, single screen. therexberkhamsted.com...
	1:41pm pacific standard simon: Say, Uncle Michael... can I interest you in playing We Five's "Cast Your Fate To The Wind", this Friday?
	1:45pm Eugene: This Foundations song is lovely.
	1:52pm Amanda: @Eugene -- I know, I was unable to follow it with anything because it sounded so good!
	1:54pm efd: Hi Amanda and commenteers! Great to hear that Gas Hounds song!
	1:56pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	1:56pm Carmichael: OK, back again. Yes, the T-Bones became HJF&R. Their 1st hit was actually "Sippin' & Chippin'", which became a potato chip commercial. I have the vinyl somewhere also, as well as the 45 of No Matter What Shape (on Liberty).
	1:56pm pacific standard simon: @Amanda - That probably explains why no live show follows yours on the GTDR stream. Great show, once again!
	1:57pm Amanda: Awwwwww that is sooooo sweeeeet
	1:59pm Uncle Michael: @Simon: I might be able to accommodate... @Carmichael: Sippin' & Chippin' was after Whatever Shape and HJF&R didn't play on Whatever Shape...is this a throw down?
	2:00pm Carmichael: Thanks Amanda. Burn in hell, fuckers!!!
	2:00pm ndbob: Lutefisk is a much beloved food - by some in North Dakota
	2:00pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Amanda!
	2:01pm Carmichael: Here's some info, Michael: www.allmusic.com... You're right about the order of the hits, I had it bass ackwards.
	2:02pm Amanda: Thanks everyone! Talk to you next week. Don't forget to mail your card to your mama today if you haven't already.
	1:19pm Lizardner Dave: Enjoying the show in the future once again.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from May 8, 2013

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

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
Lulu	Show Me "Show Me" by "Lulu"					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Cretones	Real Love "Real Love" by "The Cretones"		Planet	1980	7"	0:04:51 (Pop-up)
Nena	Ich Hang' an Dir "Ich Hang' an Dir" by "Nena"	? (Fragezeichen)	Columbia/CBS	1984	LP	0:07:59 (Pop-up)
Swing Out Sister	Breakout "Breakout" by "Swing Out Sister"	It's Better to Travel	Mercury/Polygram	1987	CD	0:11:33 (Pop-up)
Cuddly Toys	Join the Girls "Join the Girls" by "Cuddly Toys"		Chrysalis	1980	7"	0:15:13 (Pop-up)
The Sundays	Skin & Bones "Skin & Bones" by "The Sundays"	Reading, Writing and Arithmetic				0:18:56 (Pop-up)
Joan Jett & the Blackhearts	You Don't Own Me		Boardwalk	1981	7"	0:23:18 (Pop-up)
Peggy Lee	(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay					0:25:52 (Pop-up)

Sunny Day Real Estate	Roses In Water	How It FeelsTo Be Something	Sub Pop	1998	CD	0:34:33 (Pop-up)
Candy Machine	Collectors "Collectors" by "Candy Machine"	A Modest Proposal	Skene!	1994	CD	0:37:33 (Pop-up)
Thinking Fellers Union Local 282	Hurricane	Admonishing the Bishops EP	Matador	1993	CD	0:41:06 (Pop-up)
Greg Brown	Sadness "Sadness" by "Greg Brown"	Dream With The Fishes (sndtrk)	Will Records	1997	CD	0:47:20 (Pop-up)
Vanilla Fudge	The Sky Cried-When I Was a Boy	Renaissance	Atco	1968	LP	0:51:14 (Pop-up)
Van Dyke Parks	The Attic "The Attic" by "Van Dyke Parks"	Song Cycle	WB	1968	LP	0:58:35 (Pop-up)
Stevie Wonder	Tree "Tree" by "Stevie Wonder"	Journey Through the Secret Life Of Plants	Tamla	1979	LP	1:01:57 (Pop-up)
Sondre Lerche and the Faces Down Quartet	Night and Day	Duper Sessions	Astralwerks	2006	CD	1:07:30 (Pop-up)

Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds	So Good At Lovin' You		Playboy	1975	7"	1:18:23 (Pop-up)
Englebert Humperdinck	Release Me "Release Me" by "Englebert Humperdinck"		Parrot		7"	1:21:33 (Pop-up)
The Youngbloods	Don't Let the Rain Get You Down	This is the Youngbloods	RCA	1972	LP	1:24:56 (Pop-up)
Talya Ferro	Cuando Calienta el Sol	Look At Me	MGM		LP	1:27:35 (Pop-up)
Billy Bragg	Walk Away Renee (version)	Reaching to the Converted (comp)	Rhino	1999	CD	1:31:50 (Pop-up)
Lois	Sunrise Semester "Sunrise Semester" by "Lois"	Infinity Plus	K	1996	CD	1:34:08 (Pop-up)
Frank Black and the Catholics	San Antonio, TX	Devil's Workshop	Spin Art	2002	CD	1:37:49 (Pop-up)
The Foundations	Come On Back to Me		Uni		7"	1:41:34 (Pop-up)

The Gas Hounds	Pine In "Pine In" by "The Gas Hounds"		F-Hole	1991	7"	1:47:48 (Pop-up)
Lutefisk	Rebel Girl "Rebel Girl" by "Lutefisk"	Burn In Hell Fuckers!	Bong Load	1996	LP	1:50:29 (Pop-up)
Survivor	Rebel Girl "Rebel Girl" by "Survivor"					1:53:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: a rainy wednesday afternoon greeting, all!
	12:01pm Dervish: Welcome back, Amanda. Missed you.
	12:01pm Rich in Washington: I brought clam dip...
	12:01pm john: woooo-oooo-oooooo-oooot!
	12:01pm pacific standard simon: Good morn, scenariists.
	12:02pm Carmichael: Hello dere Amanda, and hello to the DrumSum devotees.
	12:03pm pacific standard simon: Clams are even better for dipping than crinkle chips!
	12:04pm Amanda: Hi all! Nice to greet you in a friendly way.
	12:04pm Carmichael: I'll never forget Deco Cuffe singing this song in the Commitments.
	12:05pm Doug Schulkind: This song is popular in Missouri.
	12:07pm G: Holy crap, another drenching downpour in central BK.... I know it felt really humid yesterday, and now a mile or two of water vapor is dumping on us for hours, in reliquidized form...
	12:08pm pacific standard simon: Doug -- that dates back to Margaret Truman performing it at the White House frequently.
	12:08pm G: but did you bring Khlam dip from ken's board?
	12:09pm Doug Schulkind: @pss I heard that Truman really bombed.
	12:09pm Carmichael: And you thought Harry could rock?!? She could burn the flippin' place DOWN!!!
	12:10pm pacific standard simon: Yeah, there was a lot of fallout from that.
	12:10pm Amanda: @Carmichael -- I know! I have the same thing about the Commitments. I think they got cut off, that was the scene where the lights went out and Derek the bass player got electrocuted. I love the Commitments.
	12:12pm Carmichael: Today is Thomas Pynchon Appreciation day, hence my avatar. Go read a book.
	12:12pm Carmichael: Yes Amanda, great movie. Shot in an area of Dublin I know well.
	12:14pm john: Always loved this Swing Out Sister song.
	12:19pm pacific standard simon: BTW, my pledge premium'n'prize package arrived Monday -- it was like Christmas. The amount of money it took to mail it to me was a bit embarrassing, though, so I'll be refunding that to FMU.
	12:23pm fred: @Carmichael: I have a special fondness for the crying of lot 49, despite its flaws. Any rumors about a new one? Inherent Vice was nice, but years ago
	12:23pm Amanda: Congrats, pss! I hope you enjoy it very very much. You are too kind.
	12:25pm Uncle Michael: Wha'z happening?
	12:26pm Carmichael: I haven't heard anything, Fred. Pynchon must be 500 years old by now.
	12:26pm pacific standard simon: It's ALL happening.
	12:27pm Uncle Michael: I actually won Joan Jett in a charity raffle.
	12:29pm fred: One thing I like about him is that there are scenes in his books that I find hilarious and nobody I've ever met in person even understands what the joke is. WFMU literature anyone?
	12:30pm pacific standard simon: That's how I felt while reading Robert Coover.
	12:33pm fred: @pacific standard simon: thanks for the lead, I'll check out his books. Timely tip, I exhausted my favorites authors, and didn't really like Faulkner despite the recommendations
	12:37pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO NEWS... Beginning this coming Monday, D:O Radio here on the Drummer Stream will switch from a bi-weekly to a weekly broadcast schedule! And this wonderful show from the folks at the blog Destination:Out is now LIVE, not pre-recorded. Woo and hoo! Listen in every Monday, Noon to 3pm (Eastern) ♫ = ♥
	12:38pm Amanda: I LOVE Robert Coover.
	12:39pm Uncle Michael: I love D:O
	12:40pm pacific standard simon: I love pickled herring.
	12:41pm Alf from Upstate: Do'h!
	12:42pm fred: @Doug: I should be really excited about this, but I'll miss Irene's show too. I know there are archives, but there's so much good music on the WFMU live stream, I can't catch up
	12:44pm Amanda: Go go go D:O!
	12:46pm listener james from westwood: excellent d:o news!
	12:48pm pacific standard simon: Interesting set, here.
	12:48pm Doug Schulkind: @fred The age of the Internet has transformed life from the desperation of dearth to overwhelming overstimulation. Hey, put that on a bumpersticker and sell it online!
	12:58pm Amanda: I am enjoying this longer-than-usual set with its longer-than-usual tracks.
	1:01pm pacific standard simon: Anything with Van Dyke Parks is OK with me.
	1:01pm Dominick: Wow! Vanilla Fudge into Van Dyke Parks. Mind blown.
	1:01pm frenchee: great show, Ms. NAZ! Love the VAn Dyke Parks songs so much.
	1:03pm frenchee: yes that was a very good segue, Dominick!
	1:04pm ndbob: afternoon Amanda and everyone... I see you played a song by the Candy Machine - I used to work with one of the group members
	1:05pm Amanda: Thanks so much, guys! @ndbob, that is wild. I was thinking as I played it that they definitely needed more recognition...
	1:06pm Dervish: And this, this is an inspired selection.
	1:13pm listener james from westwood: after a blast of thunder up in westwood, rain has resumed. i think we're in for on & off thunderboomers thru tomorrow.
	1:13pm pacific standard simon: Sondre Lerche? Neat! Unknown to me.
	1:19pm pacific standard simon: @Amanda - Sometimes it feels like a warm bath, sometimes, like a smack on the side of the head with a pig bladder.
	1:20pm Brian in UK: Hello Amanda & listeners.
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: Let's discuss the myths and realities, regarding H, JF&R and the T-Bones.
	1:23pm Amanda: Hello Brian and other listeners! @UM, I am just confused as to why Joe Frank was the only one allowed to use his entire name.
	1:24pm Brian in UK: Famed for keeping Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields off the No.1 spot here.
	1:24pm Uncle Michael: Well, I can't shed any light on that.
	1:24pm Brian in UK: A Playboy 7". Nice.
	1:26pm ndbob: @UM I always thought that the T-Bones and HJF&R were basically the same group
	1:28pm Uncle Michael: After the "Wrecking Crew" guys scored a hit with their cover of the Alka Seltzer commercial under the name The T-Bones, "Whatever Shape Your Stomach Is In," they had to hire a band to tour behind it. They hired some guys that ultimately called themselves H,JF&R...but those guys didn't make the record.
	1:29pm Uncle Michael: I'm agnostic as to whether they played on the second record...which I have...but not in front of me.
	1:30pm ndbob: @UM ty - never knew that
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: The L.A. studio guys were a) not pretty enough or young enough to be a concert draw and b) made way too much money in the studio to hit the road to support a record.
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: This is a great set, Amanda.
	1:34pm pacific standard simon: My favorite version.
	1:36pm Amanda: Sanks very much!
	1:41pm Brian in UK: Off to see this film shortly in a renovated cinema, single screen. therexberkhamsted.com...
	1:41pm pacific standard simon: Say, Uncle Michael... can I interest you in playing We Five's "Cast Your Fate To The Wind", this Friday?
	1:45pm Eugene: This Foundations song is lovely.
	1:52pm Amanda: @Eugene -- I know, I was unable to follow it with anything because it sounded so good!
	1:54pm efd: Hi Amanda and commenteers! Great to hear that Gas Hounds song!
	1:56pm ndbob: excellent show Amanda!
	1:56pm Carmichael: OK, back again. Yes, the T-Bones became HJF&R. Their 1st hit was actually "Sippin' & Chippin'", which became a potato chip commercial. I have the vinyl somewhere also, as well as the 45 of No Matter What Shape (on Liberty).
	1:56pm pacific standard simon: @Amanda - That probably explains why no live show follows yours on the GTDR stream. Great show, once again!
	1:57pm Amanda: Awwwwww that is sooooo sweeeeet
	1:59pm Uncle Michael: @Simon: I might be able to accommodate... @Carmichael: Sippin' & Chippin' was after Whatever Shape and HJF&R didn't play on Whatever Shape...is this a throw down?
	2:00pm Carmichael: Thanks Amanda. Burn in hell, fuckers!!!
	2:00pm ndbob: Lutefisk is a much beloved food - by some in North Dakota
	2:00pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Amanda!
	2:01pm Carmichael: Here's some info, Michael: www.allmusic.com... You're right about the order of the hits, I had it bass ackwards.
	2:02pm Amanda: Thanks everyone! Talk to you next week. Don't forget to mail your card to your mama today if you haven't already.
	1:19pm Lizardner Dave: Enjoying the show in the future once again.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from May 8, 2013

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