WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 12, 2020

Listener comments!
	9:01am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Trrrrrrouble! Happy Thursday, all.
	9:01am Phillippe Bastille: good morning
	9:01am HyperDose: ....simply DIVINE
	9:01am common: trouble! all
	9:01am Trouble: good thursday morning peoples of the wfmu world!
	9:01am Marley P. Dogg: Good morning Trouble and fellow deviants
	9:01am Adrian in London: Good morning to you too, from a sunny London.
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Gray greetings from Greenpoint, Trouble and all the Troubled. Hey, Phillippe!
	9:02am Phillippe Bastille: Hey Handy!
	9:05am karlward: Trouble: have you seen this electoral reform art project? fakeisthenewreal.org... Choice quote: "Keep in mind that this is an art project, not a serious proposal, so take it easy with the emails about the sacred soil of Texas." This interview about it is well worth reading: www.theparisreview.org...
	9:05am Trouble: i shared this with my students before election day but it seems as apt right now: afropunk.com...
	9:07am Trouble: cool @ karlward: will look at that when i finish up here. thanks! right now i am doing a project with my art 1 students about monuments, voting could play into that...
	9:07am Deborah: Good Morning! Listening until Thursday teaching marathon begins.
	9:09am Ceej: Back to back bassline lusciousness....
	9:09am alanr: A little less anxiety than last week, or, is it a new anxiety about the next few months with Trump Tantrums? So confused. Comfort us with sounds, Trouble!! ;-)
	9:10am Trouble: @ Deborah:my son is taking several college classes (virtually since covid) that are overlapping with this moment quite nicely, so our meals feel like a newsroom discussion some days. I am enjoying that teaching/life crossover
	9:10am Irene: Looking forward to a good dose of Trouble this morning! Off to a great start.
	9:12am Trouble: good morning, Irene! thanks!
	9:14am WaffleMix: Nice
	9:16am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I felt better about things until the replace of the pentagon and CIA officials. It smells bad.
	9:16am YETI BOB: Good morning Trouble - I'm glad to see you are featuring another great Chicago artist, Theaster Gates. He's tremendous.
	9:16am meredith: I read about Fauci saying vaccines s/b ready for everyone by April and have a good, ugly cry. Now the sky is joining in. Am now strongly considering bailing on my 9:30 so I don't have to turn these soothing tunes down
	9:17am Handy Haversack: karlward, that project is awesome. I would make it so right now if I had Picard-level authority.
	9:18am YETI BOB: Theaster Gates "Rebuild Foundation" purchases vacant building in Chicago and turns them into cultural spaces. He acquired the archives of "Ebony" and "Jet" magazines as well as the record collection of legendary DJ Frankie Knuckles.
	9:18am YETI BOB: The positive impact he has had is just immense.
	9:19am YETI BOB: (Frankie Knuckles = Godfather of House Music)
	9:20am SHAGALOV: Goood Morning!!!
	9:20am Irene: YETI BOB, we need more people like him in this world.
	9:20am Adrian in London: Love this Sun Ra track; new to me. I'd be happy if you just played this for the next two and a half hours.
	9:21am Trouble: @yeti bob: LOVE theaster gates, have shown so many of his videos to my art classes. So much to talk about with his art practice
	9:22am Trouble: Theaster Gates, Minority Majority, 2002 Narrator: Gates is interested in the way materials can embody history, even in an abstract work of art. Here, he uses old fire hoses to reference police violence against peaceful protesters. He called the work Minority Majority.
	9:23am Marley P. Dogg: Let’s go Georgia!!!
	9:24am thatpatsmith: Georgia On My Mind
	9:26am Marley P. Dogg: Ahhhh - my countryman Gabor Szabo!
	9:26am Irene: Almost played this Gabor Szabo track last show. So good!
	9:28am βrian: Is this taupe? Good morning. We woke to find a Cooper's hawk perched on one of the garden posts, intently observing the bushes.
	9:28am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Gabor Szabo is one of the players my guitar teacher turned me on to. That would include Howard Roberts, Jim Hall, and early George Benson.
	9:29am Trouble: i am waiting for witchcraft to be the next preposterous reason republicans ascribe to drump's loss
	9:30am Strandlund: Don't give them any ideas, Trouble...
	9:31am waters7: Hello! Hello! Hello!
	9:31am Handy Haversack: Neat, βrian!
	9:31am melinda: hi everyone!
	9:32am Lucky: @WoodsOfNH (now Maine) Who was your teacher - that's a good list.
	9:32am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Trouble It's clearly the libruls and their lack of Judeo-Christian values. I read that on the internet.
	9:33am Trouble: hello emily, world traveler!
	9:34am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Lucky Just a guy working out of a music shop in Manchester, NH. He was such a Hall fan that back in the day he travelled to see a taping of the Merv Griffin show because Hall was in the band!
	9:34am The Oscar: Mornin'! Busy working, but I just wanted to say that this Willie Dunn has my jaw on the floor right now.
	9:36am tak: kissing music
	9:36am Nate K.: Loved this back-to-back: Willie Dunn to Greyck!
	9:37am ghostofpeterfalk: Congratulations to you Trouble. Life is still crazy for you guys, but it could've been a whole hell of a lot worse! So happy for you and relieved for everyone! A truly dark period in modern history. I Pity The Country is such a wonderful song. I put it up on social media the morning after the UK voted to leave the EU. The words still resonate. Love & best wishes to you all. xxx
	9:38am Trouble: obrigada@ghost of...
	9:38am Trouble: hey @nateK, gracias!
	9:39am Ike: @Trouble@9:29, that would just be a rerun in Drumpf's endless reality show. Already did it in 2017! Like so many of his plot twists, it's getting old. www.lgbtqnation.com...
	9:39am Irene: Ha Trouble! I think you’re right about Witchcraft. Speaking of art, if you’re looking for a nice diversion in NYC I recommend going to MoMA for Félix Fénéon: The Anarchist and the Avant-Garde, From Signac to Matisse and Beyond. He was aFrench art critic who championed the avant-garde and African art. Peter and I went yesterday. Beautiful!
	9:40am Trouble: sounds fabulous@irene!
	9:41am Irene: Not crowded at MoMA either, with timed entry tickets.
	9:42am WFMU listener john: Hello trouble and fellow troublemakers
	9:43am karlward: Wow Blur, good choice bringing in the heavy hitter
	9:44am Ike: Agreed, the Feneon exhibit is very cool. Meanwhile, more cool witches (2019): www.wired.com...
	9:44am Trouble: that blur song (with francoise hardy) is in my top ten, if i ever had to sit down and come up with a top ten, a concept i dread
	9:45am Webhamster Henry: Hi Modernaires! Are You Ready To Soft Rock?
	9:45am Trouble: great looking article@ ike. witches are my people!
	9:46am Handy Haversack: Garrrrrhhhh, I am going to have two-hours of meetings during your show, Trouble. At least one is work's Antiracist, Equity, and Justice committee, but still. Thanks for this hour. Be well, all.
	9:47am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Handy Enjoy it while it's still legal.
	9:48am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): in other news, I discovered sumac last night and now I want to put it on everything.
	9:51am Irene: That’s really wild, Ike!
	9:51am Fernando P: Aways loved Os Mulheres Negras but they would be so canceled today because of the bands name.
	9:52am ghostofpeterfalk: Derrick Harriot great pick Trouble!
	9:53am Trouble: i wondered about that @fernandoP. wiki says they met at an african percussion lecture, which is why they picked that name.
	9:54am Peter in SEA: Bonjour Trouble and Thursday people, This Derrick Harriot is cool, I'm going to have to check out this comp. Obrigado
	9:54am Irene: Sumac is really great on pasta and brings a nice tang to the flavor.
	9:56am Trouble: good morning@peter: BOTH of those comps ( v 1 v2) are fantastico!
	9:56am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Irene I'd been going over Padma Lakshmi's spice book and ended up placing an order with The Spice House. And yes, I put it on rice and it was amazing.
	9:57am Phillippe Bastille: we were watching a cooking show last night and the chef was using sumac, and my bride and I were both saying "Sumac?"
	9:58am Frank from Philly: Lots of groovy music I never heard before, thanks for setting me straight
	9:59am Trouble: you are very welcome@frank from philly
	10:00am wizard frog: maybe less classy than sumac, but I discovered 'Frank's Hot Sauce' this summer and really enjoy putting it on stir fried veg
	10:01am Fernando P: Os Mulheres Negras are two white guys (Mauricio Pereira and Andre Abujanra) and their ¨band¨ is called The Black Women. I dont know where the got the name from but it might sound offensive for nowadays sensibility. I used to have a K7 tape from them when I was a kid. I wish I still had it today...
	10:01am wizard frog: sounded like oinking there 🐷
	10:02am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @wizard frog: There's a reason they say "I put that sh*t on everything!"
	10:03am Lucky: @WoodsOfNH (now Maine) Jim Hall IS that good.
	10:04am luka: it is very, very simple for most people to not shop Amazon and i am glad to hear more are doing this.
	10:04am wizard frog: @woodsofnh - a ha! (not in the US so hadn't heard of that before)
	10:05am Reno D: I avoid amazon always. Shopping bricks-n-mortar is so crucial.
	10:05am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @wizard from: Yeah, it's a marketing line but still a good one.
	10:06am Roberto: My daughter voted in the Philadelphia 'burbs as a college student. She keeps reminding us that her vote was worth infinitely more than ours.
	10:06am Fernando P: One more comment about that Os Mulheres Negras track. That was a cover of ¨Xodo¨ by Luiz Gonzaga. youtu.be...
	10:06am Trouble: lithub.com...
	10:07am Marley P. Dogg: Little City Books rules! As does their dog!
	10:07am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I discovered this morning that Sun Ra made a limbo album. No kidding! dangerousminds.net...
	10:07am Hubig Pie: Sumac, renowned for it's citrus bite and lovely crimson hue
	10:07am Webhamster Henry: Lots of sumac trees here in the Mid Hudson Valley. You burn it to pacify beehives.
	10:08am muckgeist: In case it hasn't made your list yet, there's a new Black woman-owned bookstore in Minneapolis "...primarily stocking Adult and YA contemporary literature by Black and racially-diverse authors." www.blackgarnetbooks.com
	10:09am Trouble: thanks@muckgeist!
	10:10am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I haven't bought books from the big A in a long time. Right now I order from my 'local' bookseller (she's currently 5 hours away), who ships them to me up here.
	10:12am Trouble: used book stores also deserve our attention. my favorite used bookstore is in Providence: Paper Nautilus
	10:13am Trouble: Please share your fave bookstores here!
	10:13am yetibob (on phone): I think Sumac is an ingredient in Za'atar (delicious middle eastern spice blend)
	10:13am frank H: you can thank a lot of dead people for putting PA in "out"favor
	10:13am Arlene: You got us dancing!
	10:13am Vivian: I haven't purchased books in some time. Fortunate to have a vibrant library system. I rack up the late fees but I feel it goes to a good cause.
	10:14am frank H: our
	10:15am Trouble: NY documentary film fest just opened and they have a new Karen Dalton movie, plus a doc about Nigerian music. Sadly they might only be streaming those to US peeps... give a look www.docnyc.net
	10:16am Trouble: hahhahhaha@frank h
	10:16am common: giovanni's room. great philly bookstore
	10:17am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Favorite book stores: Main St. Bookends, Warner, NH: www.mainstreetbookends.com Used: Old Number 6 Book Depot, Henniker, NH Henniker Book Farm (oldest bookstore in NH): www.hennikerbookfarm.com Big Chicken Barn, Ellsworth, ME (totally worth it if you visit Acadia)
	10:17am frank H: love your show
	10:17am Troymo: www.powells.com
	10:18am Marley P. Dogg: This is a great bookstore too www.mcnallyjackson.com
	10:19am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	10:20am ghostofpeterfalk: Loving Annette Peacock !
	10:20am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): There's also one out in Western Mass called The Montague Bookmill. I haven't been there but I love their tagline: Books you don't need in a place you can't find. Dang, I miss bookstores.
	10:21am Handy Haversack: Indie and local bookstores collaborated to put this together: bookshop.org...
	10:22am WFMU listener john: There is a bookstore in the short hills mall called indigos, the employees know their stuff
	10:23am James: NIce "Overdue Library Book Syndrome" The longer I have an overdue library book the more ashamed i am to return it. I do eventually but I do not mind paying the fine.
	10:23am Honeybear: @WoodsOfNHNowMaine - thanks for the tip re: Montague Bookmill - I'll make a beeline for it
	10:27am Jason from Houston: Brazos Bookstore (Houston) Great selection. They also host local zine release events! (That kids' books section is crazy good). www.brazosbookstore.com Kaboom Books (Houston) Just wonderful. Period kaboombooks.com Booked Up (Archer City) Not what it used to be but legend... www.bookedupac.com
	10:27am ANNA!: I’m listening from western mass too!! I was just at the montague book mill the other day, such a beautiful place. Trouble thank you for the music of my breakfast and for playing Karen dalton, who I always feel in my heart
	10:28am prudy: good morning Trouble and all...enjoying the show..thanks to you and skeleton crew...
	10:29am prudy: glad to know the Book Mill in Montague is alive and kicking.. I lived over that way about 25 years ago...
	10:30am Trouble: good morning@anna: western mass is one of my fave places, glad to know the wfmu sounds are streaming there. i do love montague bookmill
	10:31am Cumbia Phil: Mornin Trouble, always love yer show. Nice Harrison tune
	10:32am Trouble: thaks@cumbia phil. I loved the horns on the cut
	10:33am MFlynn: Thanks. Love this George Harrison cut!
	10:33am cuteCloud: good morning everyone ~
	10:33am Trouble: when i was putting these songs together yesterday, i went for lots of faves, feeling like i wanted to be surrounded by warmth
	10:34am cuteCloud: it feels warm :)
	10:36am Santos L Halper: Killing it today Trouble, thanks for the Bank!
	10:37am Adrian in London: The "is it Jens Lekman or The Left Banke?' moment…
	10:38am luka: shout out Women and Children First in Chicago: www.womenandchildrenfirst.com Chop Suey and Small Friend in RVA: www.chopsueybooks.com www.facebook.com...
	10:38am Trouble: gracias@santos!
	10:39am Ceej: HBD, Vic Chesnutt!
	10:39am Ceej: www.montclairbookcenter.com
	10:41am Stefan: 2 very fav Berlin bookstores: https://anakoluth.de/ and http://www.saintgeorgesbookshop.com/
	10:42am ?: Yay today's show.
	10:46am patrick321: @Adrian in London The latest post (Sept 3) in the "small talk" blog at jenslekman.com is very twisted but funny. Thx for that tip.
	10:47am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	10:47am ghostofpeterfalk: Nana Adjoa - don't know that, a treat!
	10:47am Adrian in London: @patrick321 Thanks, I'll check it out.
	10:48am TonyR: ESG! F-yeah!
	10:50am Marie: Hey, really enjoying the show this morning, Trouble. Thanks! Cool image--is that a textile?
	10:50am TonyR: ESG, now Au Pairs!!
	10:50am Jason from Houston: All the hits!
	10:51am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	10:51am TonyR: ESG called it a day about a year ago. :(
	10:51am Trouble: @marie: yes, in a way: it is fire hoses
	10:51am Trouble: i didn't know that@tonyR, bummer
	10:52am TonyR: Yeah "Step Off" was their penultimate, I think. They stayed funky 'till the end!
	10:53am ghostofpeterfalk: Trouble: segue heaven ESG / Au Pairs!
	10:54am Marie: @ Trouble--wow, neat!
	10:58am Domenic: Primo Raino-Dayo-set--- thankee Troublee
	11:00am Trouble: you are welcome @domenic.
	11:05am Miles of Middle Texas: Hi. I'm trying to comment on the WFMU shows I listen to and love.
	11:05am wizard frog: 'Allo, yes Sir Michael Caine. 'You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!'
	11:08am Ike: @Frank H, I'm glad that both upstanding patriots like yourself and godless gay baby-eating socialist witches like me can come together to enjoy Trouble's show.
	11:09am Trouble: i tried to watch that movie again this week, @wizard frog. That's from the italian job, isn't it? slow beginning lost me in a re-watch. He was also amazing in miss congeniality
	11:09am Trouble: thanks@miles!
	11:10am Ike: Oops, maybe I'm a warlock, not a witch. Apologies to the covens. Please don't cancel me into a newt.
	11:13am wizard frog: @trouble Yes! Though I remember it from Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon doing their Michael Caine impressions from 'The Trip' - very funny stuff
	11:14am Trouble: @wizardfrog: that movie was very good, subsequent attempts in that series, not so good
	11:15am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Of COURSE dead people voted. Why, with my SorosBucks(tm) in my pocket, I made sure that both of my parents voted for Biden...and they've been gone since 2009!!
	11:16am cuteCloud: hehe
	11:16am βrian: It's warm enough now to open the window for kitty. A breeze-blown kitty is a happy kitty.
	11:17am wizard frog: Man, I wish I could get ahold of some SorosBucks right about now, surely it must be super easy to get some what with how many people've been paid off?
	11:19am ghostofpeterfalk: The Italian Job is a great movie, it used to be shown every xmas or bank holidays in the UK. Peter Collinson directed it and he was an orphan and protege of Noel Coward, who despite ill health, plays a great cameo in the film. Get Carter is my fave Michael Caine film out of the many hundreds! I love The Trip with Coogan and Brydon.
	11:20am YETI BOB: My favorite bookstore is the Seminary Co-op Bookstore near the University of Chicago - I'm a proud member. If you live in Chicago you probably already know about it.
	11:22am βrian: @YB: Is that down near the Oriental Institute?
	11:23am βrian: Oh, yes, that's the place I'm thinking of.
	11:25am YETI BOB: βrian: Exactly - down in Hyde Park. You can make an afternoon of it - check out the enormous statue of the Human-Headed Winged Bull (lamassu) from Palace of Sargon II, take a look at the beautiful "Robie House" designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, then check out some books at the Coop. (And if you're lucky maybe you'll bump into Barack and Michelle)
	11:26am YETI BOB: I'm not sure if some of the stuff in the Oriental Institute Museum should be returned to its rightful owners, but it sure is cool to be able to look at this stuff.
	11:30am Stanley: Thanks, Trouble. I love Stevie Wonder.
	11:31am Trouble: has anyone watched the movie: Born in Flames by Lizzie Borden? It's pretty fab, watched it this week for my pandemic film club. vimeo.com...
	11:31am Stanley: And (a late) hello to you and all the listeners.
	11:32am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	11:32am Marie: I LOVE Stevie Wonder. What an artist.
	11:33am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): In the Department of "Duh!", it says this on the front page of the Times: "Republican distrust of news may be helping election misinformation spread." Gees, no kidding!!
	11:34am oscarfate: yeahhhhh born in flames!!!!!
	11:34am YETI BOB: @Trouble: I've always been curious about that film, I know the soundtrack was done by Red Krayola
	11:35am waters7: Can I join your pandemic film club? pretty pleaz
	11:35am oscarfate: i learned about that movie from Invincible, Jean Grae, and Tamar Kali, who named their tour after the film
	11:36am Trouble: very interesting film, old school, DIY but lots of great ideas going on. i would recommend it!
	11:36am Jason from Houston: ꒰｡•‿•｡꒱
	11:37am YETI BOB: Oh actually the Red Krayola song came first, Lizzie Borden got the title from there (and used the song in the movie). I've got to watch this.
	11:37am Trouble: let's talk @emily! i
	11:38am Jason from Houston: Such fine sounds... Thank you, Trouble.
	11:38am HyperDose: I can feel my soul separating from my body
	11:39am karlward: Sing it Delroy
	11:39am YETI BOB: @oscarfate: nice nickname
	11:39am Trouble: there is alot of uncredited music in that film, since there are 2 dueling radio stations that are playing music. none of that is credited. mayo thompson was a friend and might have worked on the film too, can't remember
	11:43am YETI BOB: Lizzie Borden on "the making of" in the Detroit Metro Times: www.metrotimes.com...
	11:44am Honeybear: gosto muito
	11:48am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Trouble. Took me a minute or two to figure out what was the meaning of today's show title. Ten weeks to start afresh.
	11:49am Trouble: thank you@jason from houston!
	11:50am Trouble: obrigada@honeybear
	11:54am ghostofpeterfalk: Lena Platonos tune is just ace!
	11:54am Trouble: thanks for sitting in this morning! See you next week...
	11:54am Jason from Houston: Whoa... This is gooooooood.
	11:54am YETI BOB: peace to everyone
	11:55am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	11:55am ghostofpeterfalk: There is still new set like yours on the radio anywhere Trouble! See you next week! xx Copy that Yeti Bob!
	11:56am Trouble: thanks@ghost of...!!
	11:57am Honeybear: this last set was an excellent 'headcleaner' - just what I need
	11:58am frm: this song is so good wow
	11:59am Zetti: :)
	11:59am Michael 98145: this is an excellent anthem
	12:00pm Jason from Houston: ꒰⑅ᵕ༚ᵕ꒱˖♡ C H A N G E ♡˖꒰ᵕ༚ᵕ⑅꒱
	12:00pm Todd76Pct: Hello all! Thanks for a great work soundtrack, Trouble!
	12:00pm meredith: thanks for the balm, @trouble
	12:01pm Roberto: It was freakin' horrible while it lasted! But as I've been saying, he really has nothing to feel bad about. He f'ed up everything he possibly could and almost got reelected anyway. That's quite an accomplishment!
	12:02pm Michael 98145: indeed
	8:30am Bob Finistrat: good post http://essaypapers.reviews/

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 12, 2020

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November 12, 2020: music to pack house goodbye

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minority majority by Theaster Gates

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	New	Approx. start time
marvin gaye	right on "right on" by "marvin gaye"	What's Going On (Deluxe Edition)				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
vibratitos	big dipper "big dipper" by "vibratitos"		wollesonic	Single	*	0:07:42 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra	that's how i feel "that's how i feel" by "Sun Ra"	languidity				0:11:19 (Pop-up)
anita O'day	sweet georgia brown "sweet georgia brown" by "anita O'day"	anita O'day's finest hour				0:19:55 (Pop-up)
Gabor Szabo	witchcraft "witchcraft" by "Gabor Szabo"	spellbinder				0:23:42 (Pop-up)
Donovan Quinn	the crooked smile of a jack-o-lantern	october lanterns				0:28:34 (Pop-up)

willie dunn	i pity the country "i pity the country" by "willie dunn"	Native North America Volume 1: Aboriginal Folk, Rock, and Country 1966-1985				0:32:00 (Pop-up)
Marcio Greyck	beija-me agora "beija-me agora" by "Marcio Greyck"					0:34:32 (Pop-up)
blur	to the end ( with francoise hardy)	country house		Single		0:37:15 (Pop-up)
blue boy	boy's dont matter "boy's dont matter" by "blue boy"	unisex				0:42:22 (Pop-up)
Os Mulheres Negras	os mulheres negras	Outro tempo: Electronic and Contemporary Music From Brazil, 1978-1992				0:46:37 (Pop-up)
derrick harriot	message from a black man	black and proud vol 1: the soul of the black panthers era				0:50:04 (Pop-up)
rufus harley	this little light of mine	re-creation of the gods				0:53:51 (Pop-up)

june tyson/sun ra arkestra	walking on the moon	Saturnian Queen Of The Sun Ra Arkestra				1:05:49 (Pop-up)
annette peacock	questions "questions" by "annette peacock"	X dreams				1:16:33 (Pop-up)
loving	mirror for two voices "mirror for two voices" by "loving"	if i am only my thoughts				1:19:26 (Pop-up)
karen dalton	right, wrong or ready	It's So Hard to Tell Who's Going to Love You the Best				1:22:47 (Pop-up)
sister rosetta tharpe	this train "this train" by "sister rosetta tharpe"	the gospel of the blues				1:25:35 (Pop-up)
george harrison	run of the mill "run of the mill" by "george harrison"	all things must pass				1:28:16 (Pop-up)
a girl called eddy	the soundtrack of your life	tears all over town				1:31:01 (Pop-up)
the left banke	i've got something on my mind	There's Gonna Be a Storm: The Complete Recordings 1966-1969				1:34:31 (Pop-up)
the boswell sisters	Was That the Human Thing to Do?	shout sisters shout 1925-34				1:37:14 (Pop-up)
Phyllis Dillon	i wear his ring "i wear his ring" by "Phyllis Dillon"	Love Is All I Had: A Tribute to the Queen of Jamaican Soul				1:40:10 (Pop-up)
nana adjoa	throw stones "throw stones" by "nana adjoa"	throw stones		Single	*	1:42:15 (Pop-up)
ESG	talk it "talk it" by "ESG"	step off				1:45:20 (Pop-up)
au pairs	unfinished business "unfinished business" by "au pairs"	Playing with a Different Sex				1:49:10 (Pop-up)
cornel campbell & the eternals	Queen of the Minstrels ( extended mix)	nice up the dance				1:52:40 (Pop-up)

Prince	shut this down "shut this down" by "Prince"	HITnRUN Phase one				2:05:35 (Pop-up)
Les Amazones d’Afrique feat Nneka	la dame et ses valises	republique d'amazone				2:08:02 (Pop-up)
astralblak	funksters prayer "funksters prayer" by "astralblak"	space & time EP				2:12:17 (Pop-up)
seven davis jr	no worries "no worries" by "seven davis jr"	universes				2:15:24 (Pop-up)
Nahawa Doumbia	Ndiagneko "Ndiagneko" by "Nahawa Doumbia"				*	2:18:33 (Pop-up)
Roy Ayers, Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammed	hey lover	Roy Ayers JID002				2:22:41 (Pop-up)
the galaxy electric	S.O.S. "S.O.S." by "the galaxy electric"	tomorrow was a better yesterday				2:25:01 (Pop-up)
stevie wonder	Pastime Paradise "Pastime Paradise" by "stevie wonder"	songs in the key of life				2:28:27 (Pop-up)

Suzanne Ciani	princess with orang feet	lixiviation				2:34:36 (Pop-up)
delroy wilson	this life makes me wonder					2:37:53 (Pop-up)
thievery corporation	meu negro ( featuring Karins Zeviani)	saudade				2:40:49 (Pop-up)
tamara montenegro & NAOBA	momoto carenado	A Guide to the Birdsong of Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean v/a			*	2:43:41 (Pop-up)
Lena Platonos	A Physical Exercise Unresolved	Into The Light: A Journey Into Greek Electronic Music, Classics & Rarities (1978 - 91)			*	2:51:52 (Pop-up)
24 carat black, LaRhonda Legette	i need a change	III				2:55:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Trrrrrrouble! Happy Thursday, all.
	9:01am Phillippe Bastille: good morning
	9:01am HyperDose: ....simply DIVINE
	9:01am common: trouble! all
	9:01am Trouble: good thursday morning peoples of the wfmu world!
	9:01am Marley P. Dogg: Good morning Trouble and fellow deviants
	9:01am Adrian in London: Good morning to you too, from a sunny London.
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Gray greetings from Greenpoint, Trouble and all the Troubled. Hey, Phillippe!
	9:02am Phillippe Bastille: Hey Handy!
	9:05am karlward: Trouble: have you seen this electoral reform art project? fakeisthenewreal.org... Choice quote: "Keep in mind that this is an art project, not a serious proposal, so take it easy with the emails about the sacred soil of Texas." This interview about it is well worth reading: www.theparisreview.org...
	9:05am Trouble: i shared this with my students before election day but it seems as apt right now: afropunk.com...
	9:07am Trouble: cool @ karlward: will look at that when i finish up here. thanks! right now i am doing a project with my art 1 students about monuments, voting could play into that...
	9:07am Deborah: Good Morning! Listening until Thursday teaching marathon begins.
	9:09am Ceej: Back to back bassline lusciousness....
	9:09am alanr: A little less anxiety than last week, or, is it a new anxiety about the next few months with Trump Tantrums? So confused. Comfort us with sounds, Trouble!! ;-)
	9:10am Trouble: @ Deborah:my son is taking several college classes (virtually since covid) that are overlapping with this moment quite nicely, so our meals feel like a newsroom discussion some days. I am enjoying that teaching/life crossover
	9:10am Irene: Looking forward to a good dose of Trouble this morning! Off to a great start.
	9:12am Trouble: good morning, Irene! thanks!
	9:14am WaffleMix: Nice
	9:16am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I felt better about things until the replace of the pentagon and CIA officials. It smells bad.
	9:16am YETI BOB: Good morning Trouble - I'm glad to see you are featuring another great Chicago artist, Theaster Gates. He's tremendous.
	9:16am meredith: I read about Fauci saying vaccines s/b ready for everyone by April and have a good, ugly cry. Now the sky is joining in. Am now strongly considering bailing on my 9:30 so I don't have to turn these soothing tunes down
	9:17am Handy Haversack: karlward, that project is awesome. I would make it so right now if I had Picard-level authority.
	9:18am YETI BOB: Theaster Gates "Rebuild Foundation" purchases vacant building in Chicago and turns them into cultural spaces. He acquired the archives of "Ebony" and "Jet" magazines as well as the record collection of legendary DJ Frankie Knuckles.
	9:18am YETI BOB: The positive impact he has had is just immense.
	9:19am YETI BOB: (Frankie Knuckles = Godfather of House Music)
	9:20am SHAGALOV: Goood Morning!!!
	9:20am Irene: YETI BOB, we need more people like him in this world.
	9:20am Adrian in London: Love this Sun Ra track; new to me. I'd be happy if you just played this for the next two and a half hours.
	9:21am Trouble: @yeti bob: LOVE theaster gates, have shown so many of his videos to my art classes. So much to talk about with his art practice
	9:22am Trouble: Theaster Gates, Minority Majority, 2002 Narrator: Gates is interested in the way materials can embody history, even in an abstract work of art. Here, he uses old fire hoses to reference police violence against peaceful protesters. He called the work Minority Majority.
	9:23am Marley P. Dogg: Let’s go Georgia!!!
	9:24am thatpatsmith: Georgia On My Mind
	9:26am Marley P. Dogg: Ahhhh - my countryman Gabor Szabo!
	9:26am Irene: Almost played this Gabor Szabo track last show. So good!
	9:28am βrian: Is this taupe? Good morning. We woke to find a Cooper's hawk perched on one of the garden posts, intently observing the bushes.
	9:28am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Gabor Szabo is one of the players my guitar teacher turned me on to. That would include Howard Roberts, Jim Hall, and early George Benson.
	9:29am Trouble: i am waiting for witchcraft to be the next preposterous reason republicans ascribe to drump's loss
	9:30am Strandlund: Don't give them any ideas, Trouble...
	9:31am waters7: Hello! Hello! Hello!
	9:31am Handy Haversack: Neat, βrian!
	9:31am melinda: hi everyone!
	9:32am Lucky: @WoodsOfNH (now Maine) Who was your teacher - that's a good list.
	9:32am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Trouble It's clearly the libruls and their lack of Judeo-Christian values. I read that on the internet.
	9:33am Trouble: hello emily, world traveler!
	9:34am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Lucky Just a guy working out of a music shop in Manchester, NH. He was such a Hall fan that back in the day he travelled to see a taping of the Merv Griffin show because Hall was in the band!
	9:34am The Oscar: Mornin'! Busy working, but I just wanted to say that this Willie Dunn has my jaw on the floor right now.
	9:36am tak: kissing music
	9:36am Nate K.: Loved this back-to-back: Willie Dunn to Greyck!
	9:37am ghostofpeterfalk: Congratulations to you Trouble. Life is still crazy for you guys, but it could've been a whole hell of a lot worse! So happy for you and relieved for everyone! A truly dark period in modern history. I Pity The Country is such a wonderful song. I put it up on social media the morning after the UK voted to leave the EU. The words still resonate. Love & best wishes to you all. xxx
	9:38am Trouble: obrigada@ghost of...
	9:38am Trouble: hey @nateK, gracias!
	9:39am Ike: @Trouble@9:29, that would just be a rerun in Drumpf's endless reality show. Already did it in 2017! Like so many of his plot twists, it's getting old. www.lgbtqnation.com...
	9:39am Irene: Ha Trouble! I think you’re right about Witchcraft. Speaking of art, if you’re looking for a nice diversion in NYC I recommend going to MoMA for Félix Fénéon: The Anarchist and the Avant-Garde, From Signac to Matisse and Beyond. He was aFrench art critic who championed the avant-garde and African art. Peter and I went yesterday. Beautiful!
	9:40am Trouble: sounds fabulous@irene!
	9:41am Irene: Not crowded at MoMA either, with timed entry tickets.
	9:42am WFMU listener john: Hello trouble and fellow troublemakers
	9:43am karlward: Wow Blur, good choice bringing in the heavy hitter
	9:44am Ike: Agreed, the Feneon exhibit is very cool. Meanwhile, more cool witches (2019): www.wired.com...
	9:44am Trouble: that blur song (with francoise hardy) is in my top ten, if i ever had to sit down and come up with a top ten, a concept i dread
	9:45am Webhamster Henry: Hi Modernaires! Are You Ready To Soft Rock?
	9:45am Trouble: great looking article@ ike. witches are my people!
	9:46am Handy Haversack: Garrrrrhhhh, I am going to have two-hours of meetings during your show, Trouble. At least one is work's Antiracist, Equity, and Justice committee, but still. Thanks for this hour. Be well, all.
	9:47am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Handy Enjoy it while it's still legal.
	9:48am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): in other news, I discovered sumac last night and now I want to put it on everything.
	9:51am Irene: That’s really wild, Ike!
	9:51am Fernando P: Aways loved Os Mulheres Negras but they would be so canceled today because of the bands name.
	9:52am ghostofpeterfalk: Derrick Harriot great pick Trouble!
	9:53am Trouble: i wondered about that @fernandoP. wiki says they met at an african percussion lecture, which is why they picked that name.
	9:54am Peter in SEA: Bonjour Trouble and Thursday people, This Derrick Harriot is cool, I'm going to have to check out this comp. Obrigado
	9:54am Irene: Sumac is really great on pasta and brings a nice tang to the flavor.
	9:56am Trouble: good morning@peter: BOTH of those comps ( v 1 v2) are fantastico!
	9:56am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Irene I'd been going over Padma Lakshmi's spice book and ended up placing an order with The Spice House. And yes, I put it on rice and it was amazing.
	9:57am Phillippe Bastille: we were watching a cooking show last night and the chef was using sumac, and my bride and I were both saying "Sumac?"
	9:58am Frank from Philly: Lots of groovy music I never heard before, thanks for setting me straight
	9:59am Trouble: you are very welcome@frank from philly
	10:00am wizard frog: maybe less classy than sumac, but I discovered 'Frank's Hot Sauce' this summer and really enjoy putting it on stir fried veg
	10:01am Fernando P: Os Mulheres Negras are two white guys (Mauricio Pereira and Andre Abujanra) and their ¨band¨ is called The Black Women. I dont know where the got the name from but it might sound offensive for nowadays sensibility. I used to have a K7 tape from them when I was a kid. I wish I still had it today...
	10:01am wizard frog: sounded like oinking there 🐷
	10:02am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @wizard frog: There's a reason they say "I put that sh*t on everything!"
	10:03am Lucky: @WoodsOfNH (now Maine) Jim Hall IS that good.
	10:04am luka: it is very, very simple for most people to not shop Amazon and i am glad to hear more are doing this.
	10:04am wizard frog: @woodsofnh - a ha! (not in the US so hadn't heard of that before)
	10:05am Reno D: I avoid amazon always. Shopping bricks-n-mortar is so crucial.
	10:05am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @wizard from: Yeah, it's a marketing line but still a good one.
	10:06am Roberto: My daughter voted in the Philadelphia 'burbs as a college student. She keeps reminding us that her vote was worth infinitely more than ours.
	10:06am Fernando P: One more comment about that Os Mulheres Negras track. That was a cover of ¨Xodo¨ by Luiz Gonzaga. youtu.be...
	10:06am Trouble: lithub.com...
	10:07am Marley P. Dogg: Little City Books rules! As does their dog!
	10:07am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I discovered this morning that Sun Ra made a limbo album. No kidding! dangerousminds.net...
	10:07am Hubig Pie: Sumac, renowned for it's citrus bite and lovely crimson hue
	10:07am Webhamster Henry: Lots of sumac trees here in the Mid Hudson Valley. You burn it to pacify beehives.
	10:08am muckgeist: In case it hasn't made your list yet, there's a new Black woman-owned bookstore in Minneapolis "...primarily stocking Adult and YA contemporary literature by Black and racially-diverse authors." www.blackgarnetbooks.com
	10:09am Trouble: thanks@muckgeist!
	10:10am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I haven't bought books from the big A in a long time. Right now I order from my 'local' bookseller (she's currently 5 hours away), who ships them to me up here.
	10:12am Trouble: used book stores also deserve our attention. my favorite used bookstore is in Providence: Paper Nautilus
	10:13am Trouble: Please share your fave bookstores here!
	10:13am yetibob (on phone): I think Sumac is an ingredient in Za'atar (delicious middle eastern spice blend)
	10:13am frank H: you can thank a lot of dead people for putting PA in "out"favor
	10:13am Arlene: You got us dancing!
	10:13am Vivian: I haven't purchased books in some time. Fortunate to have a vibrant library system. I rack up the late fees but I feel it goes to a good cause.
	10:14am frank H: our
	10:15am Trouble: NY documentary film fest just opened and they have a new Karen Dalton movie, plus a doc about Nigerian music. Sadly they might only be streaming those to US peeps... give a look www.docnyc.net
	10:16am Trouble: hahhahhaha@frank h
	10:16am common: giovanni's room. great philly bookstore
	10:17am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Favorite book stores: Main St. Bookends, Warner, NH: www.mainstreetbookends.com Used: Old Number 6 Book Depot, Henniker, NH Henniker Book Farm (oldest bookstore in NH): www.hennikerbookfarm.com Big Chicken Barn, Ellsworth, ME (totally worth it if you visit Acadia)
	10:17am frank H: love your show
	10:17am Troymo: www.powells.com
	10:18am Marley P. Dogg: This is a great bookstore too www.mcnallyjackson.com
	10:19am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	10:20am ghostofpeterfalk: Loving Annette Peacock !
	10:20am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): There's also one out in Western Mass called The Montague Bookmill. I haven't been there but I love their tagline: Books you don't need in a place you can't find. Dang, I miss bookstores.
	10:21am Handy Haversack: Indie and local bookstores collaborated to put this together: bookshop.org...
	10:22am WFMU listener john: There is a bookstore in the short hills mall called indigos, the employees know their stuff
	10:23am James: NIce "Overdue Library Book Syndrome" The longer I have an overdue library book the more ashamed i am to return it. I do eventually but I do not mind paying the fine.
	10:23am Honeybear: @WoodsOfNHNowMaine - thanks for the tip re: Montague Bookmill - I'll make a beeline for it
	10:27am Jason from Houston: Brazos Bookstore (Houston) Great selection. They also host local zine release events! (That kids' books section is crazy good). www.brazosbookstore.com Kaboom Books (Houston) Just wonderful. Period kaboombooks.com Booked Up (Archer City) Not what it used to be but legend... www.bookedupac.com
	10:27am ANNA!: I’m listening from western mass too!! I was just at the montague book mill the other day, such a beautiful place. Trouble thank you for the music of my breakfast and for playing Karen dalton, who I always feel in my heart
	10:28am prudy: good morning Trouble and all...enjoying the show..thanks to you and skeleton crew...
	10:29am prudy: glad to know the Book Mill in Montague is alive and kicking.. I lived over that way about 25 years ago...
	10:30am Trouble: good morning@anna: western mass is one of my fave places, glad to know the wfmu sounds are streaming there. i do love montague bookmill
	10:31am Cumbia Phil: Mornin Trouble, always love yer show. Nice Harrison tune
	10:32am Trouble: thaks@cumbia phil. I loved the horns on the cut
	10:33am MFlynn: Thanks. Love this George Harrison cut!
	10:33am cuteCloud: good morning everyone ~
	10:33am Trouble: when i was putting these songs together yesterday, i went for lots of faves, feeling like i wanted to be surrounded by warmth
	10:34am cuteCloud: it feels warm :)
	10:36am Santos L Halper: Killing it today Trouble, thanks for the Bank!
	10:37am Adrian in London: The "is it Jens Lekman or The Left Banke?' moment…
	10:38am luka: shout out Women and Children First in Chicago: www.womenandchildrenfirst.com Chop Suey and Small Friend in RVA: www.chopsueybooks.com www.facebook.com...
	10:38am Trouble: gracias@santos!
	10:39am Ceej: HBD, Vic Chesnutt!
	10:39am Ceej: www.montclairbookcenter.com
	10:41am Stefan: 2 very fav Berlin bookstores: https://anakoluth.de/ and http://www.saintgeorgesbookshop.com/
	10:42am ?: Yay today's show.
	10:46am patrick321: @Adrian in London The latest post (Sept 3) in the "small talk" blog at jenslekman.com is very twisted but funny. Thx for that tip.
	10:47am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	10:47am ghostofpeterfalk: Nana Adjoa - don't know that, a treat!
	10:47am Adrian in London: @patrick321 Thanks, I'll check it out.
	10:48am TonyR: ESG! F-yeah!
	10:50am Marie: Hey, really enjoying the show this morning, Trouble. Thanks! Cool image--is that a textile?
	10:50am TonyR: ESG, now Au Pairs!!
	10:50am Jason from Houston: All the hits!
	10:51am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	10:51am TonyR: ESG called it a day about a year ago. :(
	10:51am Trouble: @marie: yes, in a way: it is fire hoses
	10:51am Trouble: i didn't know that@tonyR, bummer
	10:52am TonyR: Yeah "Step Off" was their penultimate, I think. They stayed funky 'till the end!
	10:53am ghostofpeterfalk: Trouble: segue heaven ESG / Au Pairs!
	10:54am Marie: @ Trouble--wow, neat!
	10:58am Domenic: Primo Raino-Dayo-set--- thankee Troublee
	11:00am Trouble: you are welcome @domenic.
	11:05am Miles of Middle Texas: Hi. I'm trying to comment on the WFMU shows I listen to and love.
	11:05am wizard frog: 'Allo, yes Sir Michael Caine. 'You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!'
	11:08am Ike: @Frank H, I'm glad that both upstanding patriots like yourself and godless gay baby-eating socialist witches like me can come together to enjoy Trouble's show.
	11:09am Trouble: i tried to watch that movie again this week, @wizard frog. That's from the italian job, isn't it? slow beginning lost me in a re-watch. He was also amazing in miss congeniality
	11:09am Trouble: thanks@miles!
	11:10am Ike: Oops, maybe I'm a warlock, not a witch. Apologies to the covens. Please don't cancel me into a newt.
	11:13am wizard frog: @trouble Yes! Though I remember it from Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon doing their Michael Caine impressions from 'The Trip' - very funny stuff
	11:14am Trouble: @wizardfrog: that movie was very good, subsequent attempts in that series, not so good
	11:15am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Of COURSE dead people voted. Why, with my SorosBucks(tm) in my pocket, I made sure that both of my parents voted for Biden...and they've been gone since 2009!!
	11:16am cuteCloud: hehe
	11:16am βrian: It's warm enough now to open the window for kitty. A breeze-blown kitty is a happy kitty.
	11:17am wizard frog: Man, I wish I could get ahold of some SorosBucks right about now, surely it must be super easy to get some what with how many people've been paid off?
	11:19am ghostofpeterfalk: The Italian Job is a great movie, it used to be shown every xmas or bank holidays in the UK. Peter Collinson directed it and he was an orphan and protege of Noel Coward, who despite ill health, plays a great cameo in the film. Get Carter is my fave Michael Caine film out of the many hundreds! I love The Trip with Coogan and Brydon.
	11:20am YETI BOB: My favorite bookstore is the Seminary Co-op Bookstore near the University of Chicago - I'm a proud member. If you live in Chicago you probably already know about it.
	11:22am βrian: @YB: Is that down near the Oriental Institute?
	11:23am βrian: Oh, yes, that's the place I'm thinking of.
	11:25am YETI BOB: βrian: Exactly - down in Hyde Park. You can make an afternoon of it - check out the enormous statue of the Human-Headed Winged Bull (lamassu) from Palace of Sargon II, take a look at the beautiful "Robie House" designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, then check out some books at the Coop. (And if you're lucky maybe you'll bump into Barack and Michelle)
	11:26am YETI BOB: I'm not sure if some of the stuff in the Oriental Institute Museum should be returned to its rightful owners, but it sure is cool to be able to look at this stuff.
	11:30am Stanley: Thanks, Trouble. I love Stevie Wonder.
	11:31am Trouble: has anyone watched the movie: Born in Flames by Lizzie Borden? It's pretty fab, watched it this week for my pandemic film club. vimeo.com...
	11:31am Stanley: And (a late) hello to you and all the listeners.
	11:32am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	11:32am Marie: I LOVE Stevie Wonder. What an artist.
	11:33am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): In the Department of "Duh!", it says this on the front page of the Times: "Republican distrust of news may be helping election misinformation spread." Gees, no kidding!!
	11:34am oscarfate: yeahhhhh born in flames!!!!!
	11:34am YETI BOB: @Trouble: I've always been curious about that film, I know the soundtrack was done by Red Krayola
	11:35am waters7: Can I join your pandemic film club? pretty pleaz
	11:35am oscarfate: i learned about that movie from Invincible, Jean Grae, and Tamar Kali, who named their tour after the film
	11:36am Trouble: very interesting film, old school, DIY but lots of great ideas going on. i would recommend it!
	11:36am Jason from Houston: ꒰｡•‿•｡꒱
	11:37am YETI BOB: Oh actually the Red Krayola song came first, Lizzie Borden got the title from there (and used the song in the movie). I've got to watch this.
	11:37am Trouble: let's talk @emily! i
	11:38am Jason from Houston: Such fine sounds... Thank you, Trouble.
	11:38am HyperDose: I can feel my soul separating from my body
	11:39am karlward: Sing it Delroy
	11:39am YETI BOB: @oscarfate: nice nickname
	11:39am Trouble: there is alot of uncredited music in that film, since there are 2 dueling radio stations that are playing music. none of that is credited. mayo thompson was a friend and might have worked on the film too, can't remember
	11:43am YETI BOB: Lizzie Borden on "the making of" in the Detroit Metro Times: www.metrotimes.com...
	11:44am Honeybear: gosto muito
	11:48am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Trouble. Took me a minute or two to figure out what was the meaning of today's show title. Ten weeks to start afresh.
	11:49am Trouble: thank you@jason from houston!
	11:50am Trouble: obrigada@honeybear
	11:54am ghostofpeterfalk: Lena Platonos tune is just ace!
	11:54am Trouble: thanks for sitting in this morning! See you next week...
	11:54am Jason from Houston: Whoa... This is gooooooood.
	11:54am YETI BOB: peace to everyone
	11:55am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	11:55am ghostofpeterfalk: There is still new set like yours on the radio anywhere Trouble! See you next week! xx Copy that Yeti Bob!
	11:56am Trouble: thanks@ghost of...!!
	11:57am Honeybear: this last set was an excellent 'headcleaner' - just what I need
	11:58am frm: this song is so good wow
	11:59am Zetti: :)
	11:59am Michael 98145: this is an excellent anthem
	12:00pm Jason from Houston: ꒰⑅ᵕ༚ᵕ꒱˖♡ C H A N G E ♡˖꒰ᵕ༚ᵕ⑅꒱
	12:00pm Todd76Pct: Hello all! Thanks for a great work soundtrack, Trouble!
	12:00pm meredith: thanks for the balm, @trouble
	12:01pm Roberto: It was freakin' horrible while it lasted! But as I've been saying, he really has nothing to feel bad about. He f'ed up everything he possibly could and almost got reelected anyway. That's quite an accomplishment!
	12:02pm Michael 98145: indeed
	8:30am Bob Finistrat: good post http://essaypapers.reviews/

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 12, 2020

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