WFMU: The Duane Train: Playlist from May 16, 2018

Listener comments!
	12:04pm wfwtf: play some deniece williams
	12:06pm kuriousornj: ...and some Zappa which is funk !!
	12:06pm Marley Dogg: Duane o’clock! Week is half over!!!
	12:07pm wfwtf: yeah, play billy the mountain, dead funky
	12:08pm BronwynB: hello duane and everyone!
	12:08pm rbx: hello Duane and fellow passengers!
	12:08pm Duane: Hey Guys and Gals! Thanks for tuning in! Requests are played at Duane Train discretion, but thanks for the input!!!
	12:10pm wfwtf: i think that means we got a shot at the deniece williams guys! woooooohhh
	12:15pm Marley Dogg: Hell yeah!
	12:16pm northguineahills: Wow, a prince recording even Kurt hasn't played yet!
	12:17pm blee: This is what it sounds like, when doves fly: Flap Flap Flap Flap Whinny Flap Flap.
	12:18pm rbx: :D
	12:18pm chris: hiya, Duane and folks. is the estate of the purple one releasing new recordings, or just letting more stuff air?
	12:18pm wfwtf: this is what i call scraping the barrel. Prince would turn in his grave.
	12:20pm Duane: This is the rehearsals for Purple Rain tour that Prince released in the 90's through his own website. Dunno if it will be re released through his estate, but back in the day, he would open his archives up and you could by them direct from him
	12:21pm northguineahills: cool, thanks Duane!
	12:23pm wfwtf: prince probably turns in his grave anyway. he cant help it
	12:24pm Tab Huntress: I didn't think Prince rehearsed. Thought it was all divinely inspired, like the Koran or Mad Magazine.
	12:28pm wfwtf: when i used to turn up outside his purplenesses purple palace, he wouldnt even open the gates, let alone allow me into his inner sanctum
	12:32pm karlward: I love disco, but I am intrigued by the idea of composting disco. Tell me more.
	12:34pm rbx: lots of Compost Records love
	12:38pm Passaic River Blues: Oh man, THANK YOU.
	12:39pm Kat in Chicago: Yay Lil Louis!
	12:39pm Fletcher Fletcher: Miss Thing. There is no guest list tonight.
	12:40pm Tab Huntress: @wtwtf: no need to get raunchy with those 'inner sanctum' comments...
	12:42pm kstarr: This is still one of my favorite records and gets me EVERY time!
	12:58pm Lewis: Thanks Duane - only passing through but my day is improved!
	12:59pm kstarr: if you are a fan of Washed Out and in Brooklyn (or NYC), he has 2 shows coming up in June, one at BK Bowl (DJ set) and one at Warsaw. Worth it.
	1:00pm kstarr: oops not BK bowl. My bad.
	1:01pm karlward: Sleet only recently began occurring. It was first observed during the Nixon Administration.
	1:06pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: HUHN, Adult Swim records. I used to be a lifeguard. For Adult Swim I would play Bowie, Golden Years.
	1:12pm karlward: This was sampled by MF Doom. So awesome to hear the source.
	1:14pm brandon: mf doom did a great sample of this song
	1:17pm brandon: mf doom “one beer”
	1:18pm Chi Bill: Cortex, adding to my list. Nice funky mellow. For a rocknroll guy I'm digging this show, Duane.
	1:19pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Groovin' onto the train. Morning everyone.
	1:22pm still b/p: That Very Good Year rifferoo was great. I’d like to see Frank doing an angular beatnik boogie to it.
	1:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Duane. The train is moving along smoothly today, as always.
	1:29pm Duane: Thanks Ken. Big ups to all Duane Train massive in the place!
	1:39pm Michael 98145: - that's what we like - ♫♪
	1:41pm Beast of Boonton: Sort of sounds like Papa John Creach's backup singers
	1:46pm still b/p: @beast — I’m presently eating a quartered orange off a maroon Bakelite (I think) small dish that proudly says on the bottom, “Made in Boonton, N.J., U.S.A.” I got a stack of ‘em. Table trivia.
	1:47pm karlward: This reminds me of "New York Groove."
	1:47pm Duane: karlward: EXACTLY:)
	1:48pm Monica: one of my all time fave line dance jams from back in chicago! crazy that 'insides out' has never been reissued.
	1:50pm Duane: Monica: YES! Such a fam that whole record. You were one of the people I remember saying that "New York Groove" was basically a Bohannon bite
	1:52pm chris: digging muchly!
	1:54pm BronwynB: i like how in new york groove it says "stop at 3rd and 43" like that corner is really exciting for some reason. me and my friend went there as a pilgrimage. its just a bunch of banks and probably was in the 70s too
	1:56pm Duane: BronywynB: Probably because it was written by bunch of Brits:)
	1:58pm BronwynB: yeah that's how you can tell, that and the fact that they say 3rd and 43 and not 43rd and 3rd
	2:00pm still b/p: Got myself confused for a moment by Escape from New York, a band and also a 30 year old track from Nasty Rox, worth playing sometime.
	2:02pm tom from Glasgow: hi Duane! loving the jams
	2:02pm tom from Glasgow: i can confirm that any random corner in New York is really exciting to Brits
	2:03pm Duane: tom" now THAT"S Funny! Thanks for listening:)
	2:03pm still b/p: Yanks could be susceptible to same in London.
	2:05pm bore: OK, finally got my headphones back on! I'm in for the duration now hopefully.
	2:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: In the late 70s, I thought Chic was the coolest thing ever.
	2:23pm Michael 98145: coke adds life ?
	2:23pm SueAdynamo: wow . my head could not take these song waves coming from my monitor.
	2:35pm Chi Bill: That Mayan Basement is acoustically perfect!
	2:35pm rbx: damn duane
	2:42pm karlward: I thought this had to be Reggie Watts before I checked what is playing.
	2:54pm Michael 98145: thanks again, DJ Duane
	2:57pm chris: thanks, Duane! another great train ride!
	2:58pm jess: I'm going to miss WFMU while I'm away in the Catskills next week. no wifi.
	2:59pm rbx: Later Duane, thanks for the great show!
	3:00pm bore: thanks Duane!
	3:01pm bore: thanks Duane!

The Duane Train: Playlist from May 16, 2018

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May 16, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
DeeDee Bridgewater	Lonely Disco Dancer	S/T	Elektra	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Earth Wind & Fire	Happy Feelin' (The Reflex Revision)	Single	Sony/Columbia	0:04:52 (Pop-up)
Prince & the Revolution	When Doves Cry	Rehearals Minneapolis 6.7.1984	forthcoming	0:12:49 (Pop-up)
The Blaxploited Orchestra	The Pursuit (Good Guy Mikesh & Filbert Remix)	12"	Compost Disco	0:22:38 (Pop-up)
Look Like	Full Moon Rhythm "Full Moon Rhythm" by "Look Like"	Drum Poems V/A	Drumpoet Community	0:29:15 (Pop-up)
Lil Louis & The World	Club Lonely	Journey with the Lonely	Epic Records	0:35:12 (Pop-up)
Jackson 5	Life of the party (Moxie edit)	12"	Moxie	0:42:25 (Pop-up)
Loleatta Holloway	Getting stronger the longer we stay together (re edit)	Single	Salsoul	0:48:09 (Pop-up)
Washed Out	Face Up "Face Up" by "Washed Out"	Single	Adult Swim	0:53:41 (Pop-up)
Cortex	Huit Octobre 1971 "Huit Octobre 1971" by "Cortex"	S/T	Disques Espérance	1:09:31 (Pop-up)
Esmeray	Ayriik Olsa Bile "Ayriik Olsa Bile" by "Esmeray"	7"	Diskotur	1:13:11 (Pop-up)
Count Ossie & Leslie Butler	Soul Drums	7"	Gay Feet	1:16:44 (Pop-up)
Doris Duke	Woman of The Ghetto (Ashley Beedle re-edit)	Message in the Music (The Ashley Beedle Re-Edits)	Harmless	1:19:45 (Pop-up)
Doris	You never come closer "You never come closer" by "Doris"	Did You Give The World Some Love Today Baby?	EMI (Sweden)	1:28:07 (Pop-up)
Tommy Stewart	Bump and Hustle Music (Rahaan & Zernell edit)	12"	Ubiquity	1:31:59 (Pop-up)
Hamilton Bohannon	Disco Stomp "Disco Stomp" by "Hamilton Bohannon"	Insides Out	Dakar	1:41:00 (Pop-up)
Escape From New York	Fire in my Heart	12"	Rollerball Records	1:45:49 (Pop-up)
The Noodleman	Sloppy Angel "Sloppy Angel" by "The Noodleman"	Dub Sauce EP	Kolour LTD	1:50:54 (Pop-up)
Sylvester	Over & Over (Kon's find yourself a friend mix)	12"	Kontemporary	1:59:14 (Pop-up)
Chic	I feel your love coming on (DImitri from Paris remix)	The Chic Organization Box set vol 1	WEA France	2:07:23 (Pop-up)
Swade	Too Young to Love "Too Young to Love" by "Swade"	Back to the Funk	Thomas G. Productions	2:14:22 (Pop-up)
Funkineven	Dreams of Coke "Dreams of Coke" by "Funkineven"	12"	Apron Records	2:19:00 (Pop-up)
Insides	Relentless "Relentless" by "Insides"	Euphoria	4AD/Guernica	2:24:22 (Pop-up)
Esteban Adame	Mayan Basement "Mayan Basement" by "Esteban Adame"	EP	Mister Saturday Night Records	2:28:57 (Pop-up)
Hott City	Feelin Love "Feelin Love" by "Hott City"	12"	Butterfly Records	2:35:04 (Pop-up)
Borneo & Sporenberg feat. Philippe	This is Music added to my day	12"	Italic	2:41:08 (Pop-up)
Ganymed	Future World "Future World" by "Ganymed"	12"	Bellaphon	2:46:23 (Pop-up)
Dave Gruisin	The Colorado Trail "The Colorado Trail" by "Dave Gruisin"	Discovered again !	Sheffield Lab	2:52:19 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04pm wfwtf: play some deniece williams
	12:06pm kuriousornj: ...and some Zappa which is funk !!
	12:06pm Marley Dogg: Duane o’clock! Week is half over!!!
	12:07pm wfwtf: yeah, play billy the mountain, dead funky
	12:08pm BronwynB: hello duane and everyone!
	12:08pm rbx: hello Duane and fellow passengers!
	12:08pm Duane: Hey Guys and Gals! Thanks for tuning in! Requests are played at Duane Train discretion, but thanks for the input!!!
	12:10pm wfwtf: i think that means we got a shot at the deniece williams guys! woooooohhh
	12:15pm Marley Dogg: Hell yeah!
	12:16pm northguineahills: Wow, a prince recording even Kurt hasn't played yet!
	12:17pm blee: This is what it sounds like, when doves fly: Flap Flap Flap Flap Whinny Flap Flap.
	12:18pm rbx: :D
	12:18pm chris: hiya, Duane and folks. is the estate of the purple one releasing new recordings, or just letting more stuff air?
	12:18pm wfwtf: this is what i call scraping the barrel. Prince would turn in his grave.
	12:20pm Duane: This is the rehearsals for Purple Rain tour that Prince released in the 90's through his own website. Dunno if it will be re released through his estate, but back in the day, he would open his archives up and you could by them direct from him
	12:21pm northguineahills: cool, thanks Duane!
	12:23pm wfwtf: prince probably turns in his grave anyway. he cant help it
	12:24pm Tab Huntress: I didn't think Prince rehearsed. Thought it was all divinely inspired, like the Koran or Mad Magazine.
	12:28pm wfwtf: when i used to turn up outside his purplenesses purple palace, he wouldnt even open the gates, let alone allow me into his inner sanctum
	12:32pm karlward: I love disco, but I am intrigued by the idea of composting disco. Tell me more.
	12:34pm rbx: lots of Compost Records love
	12:38pm Passaic River Blues: Oh man, THANK YOU.
	12:39pm Kat in Chicago: Yay Lil Louis!
	12:39pm Fletcher Fletcher: Miss Thing. There is no guest list tonight.
	12:40pm Tab Huntress: @wtwtf: no need to get raunchy with those 'inner sanctum' comments...
	12:42pm kstarr: This is still one of my favorite records and gets me EVERY time!
	12:58pm Lewis: Thanks Duane - only passing through but my day is improved!
	12:59pm kstarr: if you are a fan of Washed Out and in Brooklyn (or NYC), he has 2 shows coming up in June, one at BK Bowl (DJ set) and one at Warsaw. Worth it.
	1:00pm kstarr: oops not BK bowl. My bad.
	1:01pm karlward: Sleet only recently began occurring. It was first observed during the Nixon Administration.
	1:06pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: HUHN, Adult Swim records. I used to be a lifeguard. For Adult Swim I would play Bowie, Golden Years.
	1:12pm karlward: This was sampled by MF Doom. So awesome to hear the source.
	1:14pm brandon: mf doom did a great sample of this song
	1:17pm brandon: mf doom “one beer”
	1:18pm Chi Bill: Cortex, adding to my list. Nice funky mellow. For a rocknroll guy I'm digging this show, Duane.
	1:19pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Groovin' onto the train. Morning everyone.
	1:22pm still b/p: That Very Good Year rifferoo was great. I’d like to see Frank doing an angular beatnik boogie to it.
	1:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Duane. The train is moving along smoothly today, as always.
	1:29pm Duane: Thanks Ken. Big ups to all Duane Train massive in the place!
	1:39pm Michael 98145: - that's what we like - ♫♪
	1:41pm Beast of Boonton: Sort of sounds like Papa John Creach's backup singers
	1:46pm still b/p: @beast — I’m presently eating a quartered orange off a maroon Bakelite (I think) small dish that proudly says on the bottom, “Made in Boonton, N.J., U.S.A.” I got a stack of ‘em. Table trivia.
	1:47pm karlward: This reminds me of "New York Groove."
	1:47pm Duane: karlward: EXACTLY:)
	1:48pm Monica: one of my all time fave line dance jams from back in chicago! crazy that 'insides out' has never been reissued.
	1:50pm Duane: Monica: YES! Such a fam that whole record. You were one of the people I remember saying that "New York Groove" was basically a Bohannon bite
	1:52pm chris: digging muchly!
	1:54pm BronwynB: i like how in new york groove it says "stop at 3rd and 43" like that corner is really exciting for some reason. me and my friend went there as a pilgrimage. its just a bunch of banks and probably was in the 70s too
	1:56pm Duane: BronywynB: Probably because it was written by bunch of Brits:)
	1:58pm BronwynB: yeah that's how you can tell, that and the fact that they say 3rd and 43 and not 43rd and 3rd
	2:00pm still b/p: Got myself confused for a moment by Escape from New York, a band and also a 30 year old track from Nasty Rox, worth playing sometime.
	2:02pm tom from Glasgow: hi Duane! loving the jams
	2:02pm tom from Glasgow: i can confirm that any random corner in New York is really exciting to Brits
	2:03pm Duane: tom" now THAT"S Funny! Thanks for listening:)
	2:03pm still b/p: Yanks could be susceptible to same in London.
	2:05pm bore: OK, finally got my headphones back on! I'm in for the duration now hopefully.
	2:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: In the late 70s, I thought Chic was the coolest thing ever.
	2:23pm Michael 98145: coke adds life ?
	2:23pm SueAdynamo: wow . my head could not take these song waves coming from my monitor.
	2:35pm Chi Bill: That Mayan Basement is acoustically perfect!
	2:35pm rbx: damn duane
	2:42pm karlward: I thought this had to be Reggie Watts before I checked what is playing.
	2:54pm Michael 98145: thanks again, DJ Duane
	2:57pm chris: thanks, Duane! another great train ride!
	2:58pm jess: I'm going to miss WFMU while I'm away in the Catskills next week. no wifi.
	2:59pm rbx: Later Duane, thanks for the great show!
	3:00pm bore: thanks Duane!
	3:01pm bore: thanks Duane!

The Duane Train: Playlist from May 16, 2018

Listener comments!

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