WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from November 12, 2018

Listener comments!
	3:02pm Krys O.: Halo! Excellent N&M piece....
	3:02pm Rich in Washington: My mom must've been a closet Nichols and May fan. She always used to greet me the exact same way on the telephone, in a comically affected voice like that.
	🧩 3:03pm ɨkɛ: Did people really once call their moms "honey"?! Or maybe that's a weird regional thing?!
	3:04pm Henry in Hopatcong: Hello Scott!
	3:04pm Bas NL: Hi Scott and crew!
	3:07pm Rich in Washington: This is my favorite Nichols and May bit.
	3:11pm Pas Musique: Hey hey!
	🧩 3:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Just wondering ... How many shows or years are needed before a person can be considered a "veteran DJ" at WFMU? Congrats and pixie dust to all who have achieved this distinguished milestone.
	3:13pm SeanG: kickin' butt
	3:16pm Scott Williams: Well hello there everyone! Thanks for hanging. @Ken, it happens without anyone noticing; suddenly you stop feeling like the new kid.
	3:17pm Barney Grubbs: I approve of the use of stereochemical descriptors as band and track names
	🧩 3:24pm ɨkɛ: @KFHP, it's unclear precisely when conversion occurs, but once you are an Ancient One, the lesser beings of the free-form temple must bring fresh vinyl sacrifices to your altar in fealty while chanting your unholy vocal fry.
	3:26pm Rich in Washington: When I think "veteran DJ", I think about having to endure hardships of community radio; overnight shifts with little evidence of listeners beyond one or two insane callers, the next DJ showing up, having to pull their slot, getting a great show slot cancelled and having to get to the back of the line for a regular show, spending time in 'radio jail' (suspension due to a FCC Safe Harbor violation), missing great live music happenings because it's happening on a show night, inter-station politics, etc.
	3:27pm Rich in Washington: I meant next DJ NOT showing up in the above.
	3:28pm Krys O.: Rich in Washington, I fulfilled those criteria over 25 years ago, but there is no grandfather/grandmother clause.
	3:35pm Krys O.: Well, except for radio jail....
	3:36pm steveo: great Van Halen cover here (hi Scott)
	3:40pm brycepunk1: Really digging this Maciunas Ensemble track. Very cool!
	3:49pm steveo: oh this is radio happening right here :)
	🧩 3:54pm Devin B.: That was fun!
	3:57pm Chris from DC: Preclickied. This album is a ripper.
	4:02pm Hi from Holland: Gabi Penyvesi would be perfect for Sheila B :)
	4:04pm D. Lightfoot: I'm OK. Are you all OK?
	4:09pm northguineahills: For whatever reason, I really dug Gabi Penyesi (I was reading the Hungarian revolt of 1956, so, maybe that's why).
	4:15pm JakeGould: Kick it, Scott!
	4:17pm Chris from DC: Wowser
	4:18pm TomDash: Hey Scott - great show! This is now the 3rd show I've heard this past week to spin the Blue Cheer mind-melter...and I am NOT complaining in the least!
	4:27pm Scott Williams: Thanks Tom! Yeah, those guys always flayed, and now they're in the new bin, so we'll get to hear more of 'em
	4:40pm melinda: Hello Scott and everyone
	4:41pm Scott Williams: Hello & welcome, Melinda!
	4:41pm dale: nice pastoral sound here.
	4:42pm coelacanth∅: hi Scott and all
	4:43pm Scott Williams: Hiya coelacanth∅
	4:44pm coelacanth∅: wow! good song!
	4:53pm coelacanth∅: EEP! EEP!
	5:01pm Njorg: great show scott, thanks
	5:03pm Scott Williams: Why, thank ye Njorg!
	5:08pm McGreivey: Man. This coldest day song is the coolest ever
	5:09pm McGreivey: I meant coldest
	5:12pm melinda: This feels cinematic.
	5:13pm Marie: groovy
	5:15pm northguineahills: autoharp away!
	5:17pm briania: This Wild Havana track is hitting me right.
	5:18pm katharsis: Enjoying the show thanks
	5:24pm carrots: another great show Scott!
	5:25pm mrmikestandsir: thieving magpie? nope... :(
	🧩 5:25pm chresti: Hello Scott and everone!
	5:26pm mrmikestandsir: doesn't matter. I love this whole entire record anyway thanks for buying something from it, Scott. :)
	5:26pm Rob W: The spectrum follower has its moment in the sun!
	🧩 5:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: Note for suggestion box: Can there be a screening of A Clockwork Orange in Monty Hall some time?
	5:29pm listener james from westwood: The only time this soundtrack left my Walkman for spring semester, freshman year of college, was to put "The Man-Machine" or Numan's "The Pleasure Principle" in. I fell hard for synth.
	5:30pm Webhamster Henry: .. a screening WITHOUT the eye clamps, that is.
	5:31pm KevinfromBayRidge: Ohhhhhh... Da Memories!!!
	🧩 5:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: Eye clamps optional, yes. Not mandatory.
	5:33pm TDK60: Sorry I'm late.
	5:35pm mrmikestandsir: there was the soundtrack to a clockwork Orange and then there was a separate release on Columbia of music that Wendy Carlos (then Walter) released that was all electronica interpretations of the classical compositions found on the soundtrack.
	5:37pm mrmikestandsir: sorry not electronica… Electronic synt,hesizer
	5:37pm melinda: Digging this.
	5:41pm Scott Williams: @mrmikestandsir, I believe you're thinking of "Switched on Bach", a massive success
	5:43pm TDK60: My dad had 'Switched On Bach,' the first popular synth album, maybe. '68?
	5:46pm northguineahills: Gas's "Narcopop" also works for me My thrifting days got me all of Walter/Wendy Carlos's recs, I love them all!
	5:49pm mrmikestandsir: Scott, Columbia Stereo KC 31480 Copyright 1972 Great, very informative liner notes.
	5:49pm drew: I thought it was Tuesday for a moment there. And it turns out it was a premium from Micah's show. I may spend too much time listening to WFMU . . .
	5:50pm Rob W: Actually I looked up the Clockwork / Wendy thing... apparently Wendy (then Walter) created a lot of music that was intended for the film soundtrack (in other words, the music on Wendy's Clockwork album was first-generation, not a 'cover version' of the OST). But ultimately little was used in the film or on the official OST. Of course, as much as we love Wendy Carlos, one of the strongest elements of the film's audio track was the use of the traditional classical orchestrations - really jarring and powerful in the context.
	5:53pm Scott Williams: @Rob W, the FMU library does have Carlos' complete music recorded for the soundtrack, including the amazing 14-min version of Timesteps!
	5:53pm Rob W: Very interesting... thanks Scott!
	5:58pm melinda: @TDK my sister was going through my dad's stuff recently and found Switched on Bach, which kind of surprised me since he wasn't into synth. Happy to add it to my collection.
	5:58pm Scott Williams: Thanks everybody! See you next week
	5:59pm Guy Walker: Ride Capt. Ride? In the past 2 weeks I've heard Hamilton Joe Frank and Reynolds, Cornelius Bros and Rock The Boat. I don't think it adds anything to the brand.
	5:59pm TDK60: Hi Melinda. The music is good. Bach, y'know?
	5:59pm Derbs: Awesome electronica Scott!
	6:00pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott! Another great one!
	🧩 6:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for serving today, Scott! 21 gun salute!
	6:08pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Scott

Scott Williams: Playlist from November 12, 2018

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November 12, 2018: Call Your Mother

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Rimsky-Korsakov	The Young Prince And The Young Princess	Scheherazade	Columbia		Eugene Ormandy & The Philadelphia Orch
MIke Nichols & Elaine May	Mother and Son	An Evening With Mike Nichols and Elaine May	Mercury	1960
Thought Gang	A Meaningless Conversation	Thought Gang	Sacred Bones	1992/2018			0:06:28 (Pop-up)
Rocky Roberts & the Airedales	The Bird is The Word	Something Weird Greatest Hits (V/a)	Modern Harmonic				0:09:45 (Pop-up)
Diastereomer	The Diastereomer "The Diastereomer" by "Diastereomer"	Ignition Advancer	Bitter Lake	1989			0:11:43 (Pop-up)
Stella	Pattern Reset "Pattern Reset" by "Stella"	Career Suicide	Stella			*	0:17:39 (Pop-up)
Kavoria Lappella, Soa Vinelo Soando	Hiarake	To Catch a Ghost: Field Recordings from Madagascar (V/a)	Sublime Frequencies			*	0:21:42 (Pop-up)
Maciunas Ensemble	Ice Cream Man "Ice Cream Man" by "Maciunas Ensemble"	S/t compilation	Edition Telemark	1983			0:25:13 (Pop-up)
Duane Eddy	Twisting Off a Cliff "Twisting Off a Cliff" by "Duane Eddy"	Twistin' 'n Twangin'	RCA Victor	1962			0:40:11 (Pop-up)

Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt	She Punched A Hole In The Moon For Me	Brace Up!	Palilalia Records			*	0:54:05 (Pop-up)
Gabi Penyvesi	Ha Csak Egy Fokkal Szebb Az Ördögnél	She Came From Hungary! 1960s Beat Girls from the Eastern Bloc (V/a)	Ace	1968			0:59:26 (Pop-up)
Kinski	This Is The Weekend We Take The House Apart	Accustomed to Your Face	Kill Rock Stars			*	1:01:32 (Pop-up)
Gene Clark	On Her Own "On Her Own" by "Gene Clark"	Sings For You (+ The Rose Garden)	Omnivore	1967			1:08:03 (Pop-up)
Blue Cheer	Second Time Around "Second Time Around" by "Blue Cheer"	The '67 Demos	Modern Harmonic	1967	live on KSAN		1:12:15 (Pop-up)
The Shifters	John Doe's Colleague	Have a Cunning Plan	Trouble in Mind			*	1:18:08 (Pop-up)
Mariah	Hana Ga Saitara (Were Flowers to Bloom)	Utakata no Hibi うたかたの日々	Palto Flats	1983			1:21:33 (Pop-up)

Ned Collette	Sacred Cats "Sacred Cats" by "Ned Collette"	Old Chestnut	Feeding Tube			*	1:37:58 (Pop-up)
Josephine Foster	All Pales Next to You	Faithful Fairy Harmony	Fire			*	1:46:08 (Pop-up)
Jerry Garcia	Spidergawd / Eep Hour	Garcia	WB	1972			1:50:43 (Pop-up)
The Chi-Lites	The Coldest Days Of My Life	A Lonely Man	Brunswick	1972			1:58:58 (Pop-up)
Nino Nardini & Roger Roger	Tropical	Jungle Obsession	Pulp Flavor	1971			2:06:43 (Pop-up)
Paul Piot & Paul Guiot	Amour, Vacances Et Baroque	Barry 7's Connectors (V/A)	Lo Recordings				2:09:15 (Pop-up)
Wild Havana	The Peacock "The Peacock" by "Wild Havana"	S/t	Mental Experience	1977			2:12:25 (Pop-up)

Wendy Carlos	March From A Clockwork Orange (9th Symphony, Fourth Movement, Abridged)	sdtk, "A Clockwork Orange"	WB	1972			2:23:18 (Pop-up)
Ben Bertrand	V380 Orionis "V380 Orionis" by "Ben Bertrand"	NGC 1999	Les Albums Claus			*	2:30:15 (Pop-up)
Supreme Vagabond Craftsman	Also Mark Died Tragically 1965-1991	My Mum and Dad Went to Kenya in 2004	Invisible Spies			*	2:37:12 (Pop-up)
Jasmuheen	Prana Pop "Prana Pop" by "Jasmuheen"	Chakra The Monkey - Music of Mind Control 2018 WFMU Marathon Premium	WFMU		Self Empowerment Academy		2:42:08 (Pop-up)
Avola	The Feels "The Feels" by "Avola"	Zone	Nadine / Sleeping Giant Glossolalia			*	2:45:32 (Pop-up)
The Dictaphone	Fun 756 (exc) "Fun 756 (exc)" by "The Dictaphone"	Time Flies When You Are Having Fun	Un Je Ne Sais Quoi			*	2:49:06 (Pop-up)
Blues Image	Ride Captain Ride "Ride Captain Ride" by "Blues Image"	7"	Atco				2:53:00 (Pop-up)
Taming Power	3.25-12-01VI/14-7-02V	For Electric Guitar and Cassette Recorders	Early Morning			*	2:56:06 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm Krys O.: Halo! Excellent N&M piece....
	3:02pm Rich in Washington: My mom must've been a closet Nichols and May fan. She always used to greet me the exact same way on the telephone, in a comically affected voice like that.
	🧩 3:03pm ɨkɛ: Did people really once call their moms "honey"?! Or maybe that's a weird regional thing?!
	3:04pm Henry in Hopatcong: Hello Scott!
	3:04pm Bas NL: Hi Scott and crew!
	3:07pm Rich in Washington: This is my favorite Nichols and May bit.
	3:11pm Pas Musique: Hey hey!
	🧩 3:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Just wondering ... How many shows or years are needed before a person can be considered a "veteran DJ" at WFMU? Congrats and pixie dust to all who have achieved this distinguished milestone.
	3:13pm SeanG: kickin' butt
	3:16pm Scott Williams: Well hello there everyone! Thanks for hanging. @Ken, it happens without anyone noticing; suddenly you stop feeling like the new kid.
	3:17pm Barney Grubbs: I approve of the use of stereochemical descriptors as band and track names
	🧩 3:24pm ɨkɛ: @KFHP, it's unclear precisely when conversion occurs, but once you are an Ancient One, the lesser beings of the free-form temple must bring fresh vinyl sacrifices to your altar in fealty while chanting your unholy vocal fry.
	3:26pm Rich in Washington: When I think "veteran DJ", I think about having to endure hardships of community radio; overnight shifts with little evidence of listeners beyond one or two insane callers, the next DJ showing up, having to pull their slot, getting a great show slot cancelled and having to get to the back of the line for a regular show, spending time in 'radio jail' (suspension due to a FCC Safe Harbor violation), missing great live music happenings because it's happening on a show night, inter-station politics, etc.
	3:27pm Rich in Washington: I meant next DJ NOT showing up in the above.
	3:28pm Krys O.: Rich in Washington, I fulfilled those criteria over 25 years ago, but there is no grandfather/grandmother clause.
	3:35pm Krys O.: Well, except for radio jail....
	3:36pm steveo: great Van Halen cover here (hi Scott)
	3:40pm brycepunk1: Really digging this Maciunas Ensemble track. Very cool!
	3:49pm steveo: oh this is radio happening right here :)
	🧩 3:54pm Devin B.: That was fun!
	3:57pm Chris from DC: Preclickied. This album is a ripper.
	4:02pm Hi from Holland: Gabi Penyvesi would be perfect for Sheila B :)
	4:04pm D. Lightfoot: I'm OK. Are you all OK?
	4:09pm northguineahills: For whatever reason, I really dug Gabi Penyesi (I was reading the Hungarian revolt of 1956, so, maybe that's why).
	4:15pm JakeGould: Kick it, Scott!
	4:17pm Chris from DC: Wowser
	4:18pm TomDash: Hey Scott - great show! This is now the 3rd show I've heard this past week to spin the Blue Cheer mind-melter...and I am NOT complaining in the least!
	4:27pm Scott Williams: Thanks Tom! Yeah, those guys always flayed, and now they're in the new bin, so we'll get to hear more of 'em
	4:40pm melinda: Hello Scott and everyone
	4:41pm Scott Williams: Hello & welcome, Melinda!
	4:41pm dale: nice pastoral sound here.
	4:42pm coelacanth∅: hi Scott and all
	4:43pm Scott Williams: Hiya coelacanth∅
	4:44pm coelacanth∅: wow! good song!
	4:53pm coelacanth∅: EEP! EEP!
	5:01pm Njorg: great show scott, thanks
	5:03pm Scott Williams: Why, thank ye Njorg!
	5:08pm McGreivey: Man. This coldest day song is the coolest ever
	5:09pm McGreivey: I meant coldest
	5:12pm melinda: This feels cinematic.
	5:13pm Marie: groovy
	5:15pm northguineahills: autoharp away!
	5:17pm briania: This Wild Havana track is hitting me right.
	5:18pm katharsis: Enjoying the show thanks
	5:24pm carrots: another great show Scott!
	5:25pm mrmikestandsir: thieving magpie? nope... :(
	🧩 5:25pm chresti: Hello Scott and everone!
	5:26pm mrmikestandsir: doesn't matter. I love this whole entire record anyway thanks for buying something from it, Scott. :)
	5:26pm Rob W: The spectrum follower has its moment in the sun!
	🧩 5:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: Note for suggestion box: Can there be a screening of A Clockwork Orange in Monty Hall some time?
	5:29pm listener james from westwood: The only time this soundtrack left my Walkman for spring semester, freshman year of college, was to put "The Man-Machine" or Numan's "The Pleasure Principle" in. I fell hard for synth.
	5:30pm Webhamster Henry: .. a screening WITHOUT the eye clamps, that is.
	5:31pm KevinfromBayRidge: Ohhhhhh... Da Memories!!!
	🧩 5:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: Eye clamps optional, yes. Not mandatory.
	5:33pm TDK60: Sorry I'm late.
	5:35pm mrmikestandsir: there was the soundtrack to a clockwork Orange and then there was a separate release on Columbia of music that Wendy Carlos (then Walter) released that was all electronica interpretations of the classical compositions found on the soundtrack.
	5:37pm mrmikestandsir: sorry not electronica… Electronic synt,hesizer
	5:37pm melinda: Digging this.
	5:41pm Scott Williams: @mrmikestandsir, I believe you're thinking of "Switched on Bach", a massive success
	5:43pm TDK60: My dad had 'Switched On Bach,' the first popular synth album, maybe. '68?
	5:46pm northguineahills: Gas's "Narcopop" also works for me My thrifting days got me all of Walter/Wendy Carlos's recs, I love them all!
	5:49pm mrmikestandsir: Scott, Columbia Stereo KC 31480 Copyright 1972 Great, very informative liner notes.
	5:49pm drew: I thought it was Tuesday for a moment there. And it turns out it was a premium from Micah's show. I may spend too much time listening to WFMU . . .
	5:50pm Rob W: Actually I looked up the Clockwork / Wendy thing... apparently Wendy (then Walter) created a lot of music that was intended for the film soundtrack (in other words, the music on Wendy's Clockwork album was first-generation, not a 'cover version' of the OST). But ultimately little was used in the film or on the official OST. Of course, as much as we love Wendy Carlos, one of the strongest elements of the film's audio track was the use of the traditional classical orchestrations - really jarring and powerful in the context.
	5:53pm Scott Williams: @Rob W, the FMU library does have Carlos' complete music recorded for the soundtrack, including the amazing 14-min version of Timesteps!
	5:53pm Rob W: Very interesting... thanks Scott!
	5:58pm melinda: @TDK my sister was going through my dad's stuff recently and found Switched on Bach, which kind of surprised me since he wasn't into synth. Happy to add it to my collection.
	5:58pm Scott Williams: Thanks everybody! See you next week
	5:59pm Guy Walker: Ride Capt. Ride? In the past 2 weeks I've heard Hamilton Joe Frank and Reynolds, Cornelius Bros and Rock The Boat. I don't think it adds anything to the brand.
	5:59pm TDK60: Hi Melinda. The music is good. Bach, y'know?
	5:59pm Derbs: Awesome electronica Scott!
	6:00pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott! Another great one!
	🧩 6:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for serving today, Scott! 21 gun salute!
	6:08pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Scott

Scott Williams: Playlist from November 12, 2018

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