Irene Trudel:
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from March 28, 2011
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A gentle antidote to the rough work week. String-based tunes and live performances to lighten your day.
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March 28, 2011: Little floaty things coming out of the radio.
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Mon. 3/28/11 12:12pm
Pete L:
hey I really like those acoustic instrumentals beautiful relaxing stuff in general I have enjoyed your show for some time now thank you | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 12:14pm
Al Romano:
As always, Irene, you begin your show softly yet powerfully. Thanks for the years in my ears. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 12:20pm
listener mark:
good morning wow, a song from March 6,1967 about war and forty-four years later we find three wars | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 12:26pm
listener mark:
did everything just turn purple? | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 12:28pm
HΘRNΣT MΘNTANA:
These colors ARE. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 12:29pm
Pete L:
definitely an improvement | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 12:31pm
Snortley:
Reminiscent of the artist formerly known as the artist formerly known as. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 12:41pm
Handsome Harry:
Great background music, there. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 12:45pm
Irene:
Hi Everybody! Thanks for the kind words as I get settled in. Harry, that background music is by Ralph Towner & Paolo Fresu. It will get a more play in the foreground soon. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 12:47pm
TJ:
Been a while since I heard anything by dirty three. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 12:49pm
Academic Gav:
Yay! and Huzzah! for Dirty 3! | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 12:55pm
clueless in MI:
Irene, Hi. flugelhorn or trumpet? | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 12:57pm
Handsome Harry:
Ahhhhhhh, lovin' it. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:01pm
Pete L:
this here's kinda music's yer best music ya know | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:05pm
Irene:
I gotta agree, Pete! Lovin' it too. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:15pm
listener mark:
When you're alone and life is making you lonely You can always go - downtown | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:17pm
Irene:
I haven't gotten up the nerve to look at it yet. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:22pm
listener mark:
So cool to sing along on a Petula Clark hit. Great choice. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:24pm
Sean Gostage:
Hey Irene, Great show, all is well in the universe, our clocks went forward over the weekend so back to the 5 hour difference | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:26pm
Mike East:
This Huun-Huur-Tu reminds me of the music from the most recent Battlestar Gallactica (which is a good thing in my eyes, er, ears) | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:27pm
Brian in UK:
Not seen these boys yet but Hanggai are pretty impressive, especially the singer in traditional dress.. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:31pm
Cecile:
As a former ice skater, I'm always really disappointed that skaters don't skate to more interesting music. I'm sure it's partly because most of them are performers, not artists, but I think the artistic skaters would do well to listen to Irene's show. - she has the most interesting instrumentals Even this Huun Huur Tu song would be an amazing slow exhibition number for the right skater. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:37pm
still b/p:
This is like a vocal version of Discreet Music. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:43pm
yair Yona:
Such a beautiful song by Mountain Ghosts | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:43pm
yair Yona:
Goats | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:44pm
The Jamaican Chef:
They're ghosts after I get through with them, mon. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:46pm
yair Yona:
Orphans Lament is also the name of a beautiful Robbie Basho song | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:46pm
Cecile:
I think it might the name of a Cows song, too. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:48pm
BSI:
Orphan's Tragedy was the cows LP, if memory serves... | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:49pm
Cecile:
Oh, that's right. Thanks, BSI. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:52pm
BSI:
It wasn't up to the apocalyptic awesomeness of, say, Daddy Has A Tail, but I'm a guiltless Cows digger.... it's all good..... | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:53pm
Cecile:
You want me to be honest? I never could get past the first album. It was so awesomely perfect, I just never felt the need to go any further. I mean, a punk version of Koyaanisqatsi! | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:53pm
Richard from Venezuela:
Good afternoon to all. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:56pm
aaron in chicago:
just keep that banjo coming irene | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 1:56pm
Cecile:
But then I'm convinced that I'm the only point of intersection for the follwoing: punk rock Phillip Glass ice skating Huun Huur Tu techno remix The Bats Drag queen lip synch Yoko Ono | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:01pm
Brian in UK:
Is Roscoe Holcomb related to Malcolm Holcombe? Put your pants on one leg at a time. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:01pm
BSI:
Cecile: There's a really bad BSI plundered remix of Mr.Lonely by Bobby Vinton: that's gotta count for something.... | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:01pm
Cecile:
Nice! | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:03pm
Cecile:
I think my brain resembles the mystery box the contestants on the cooking comppetition show. Canned haggis! Sun Ra! Ernie Kovacs! Cheez Whiz! Rudy Galindo! | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:08pm
Sean Gostage:
Just loved the Steve Martin track, that's definitely on my "to buy" list. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:10pm
Cecile:
Sean, he is a frighteningly talented man. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:10pm
glenn:
what's the deal with comedians and banjos, anyway? steve martin, billy connelly. are there more? | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:11pm
Cecile:
you can't be unhappy when you're playing a banjo... Didn't the Smothers' pull out a banjo once in a while? | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:14pm
Cecile:
oh, death and grief and sorrow and murder *strums banjo vigorously* | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:17pm
glenn:
tell that to dock boggs, the meanest, unhappiest musician ever. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:18pm
JCJ:
@Cecile, yep, Tommy Smothers sometimes played banjo. Also guitar. He said he originally wanted to be a musician but didn't think he was good enough so went into comedy. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:19pm
glenn:
i mean, dock boggs was the ty cobb of banjo. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:20pm
Many Big-Selling Music Acts:
@Tommy Smothers: Never stopped us, dude. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:20pm
BSI:
Actually I always thought the banjo had great "dark dirge" potential. But then, that's me.... (would love to turn a calliope into the devil's blackest sonic oatmeal, come to think of it...) | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:20pm
Marmalade Kitty:
apparently, whispering can cause otherwise peaceful people to become agressive | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:22pm
Sesame Seed:
Marmalade Kitty hates me. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:22pm
aaron in chicago:
put yer banjo in sawmill tuning, boom it's melancholy time | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:28pm
Marmalade Kitty:
I suppose whispering is not meant to be heard | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:28pm
Parq:
If I could just jump in, here, I always thought that the banjo playing at the start of the theme music for the old radio version of Hitchhiker had a sombre, even sinister tone to it. Some of you must remember that one, yeh? | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:29pm
Marmalade Kitty:
I suppose whispering is not meant to be heard | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:30pm
Cecile:
Yes, Parq. That was actually one of the two Eagles songs I like. Perfect theme music. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:31pm
Cecile:
it couldn't be more perfect if they had comissioned it. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:32pm
BSI:
Parq: agreed. That was a Paddy Kingsland piece, wunnit? Gotta get me one of these banjo critters. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:33pm
Marmalade Kitty:
I didnt mean to post twice.. playing musical instruments = happy | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:33pm
Cecile:
nope, BSI - it was the Eagles! | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:34pm
BSI:
jeepers! | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:34pm
Cecile:
Journey of the Sorcerer from the One of These Nights album. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:37pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:
Cecile, what's the other one you like? I bet it's not "Heartache Tonight"! | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:37pm
Cecile:
One of those weird album deep cut moments of the 70s, much like the country tinged song on Zapp 1 | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:38pm
Cecile:
Take It Easy. It's a funny song, and when you're listening to bad classic rock stations, it still leaps out at you in a good way. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:40pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:
actually there's some good stuff on Desperado you might like if you like the banjo-y country stuff. I am an unrepentant Eagles fan thanks to my folks constantly playing them in my youth. Throw spitballs now. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:40pm
Don Henley:
Though we will never be here again... | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:41pm
BSI:
No spitballs from here. That's my explanation for the whole Bobby Vinton thing... | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:41pm
Cecile:
I won't. You grow up with what you grow up with, hence my soft spot for Charlie Pride, Herb Alpert and the Carpenters. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:42pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:
oh hell yeah! you guys are great. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:42pm
Cecile:
And Johnny Mathis is a badass. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:43pm
aaron in chicago:
i'm a little relieved my dad never played his music much. last time i checked he had two enya CDs in his car | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:44pm
Cecile:
Well, I'm off to the doc. have a great afternoon! | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:44pm
Looms:
Wonderful show and pretty good french pronunciation. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:48pm
Pronunciation:
@Looms: May we? Mais oui? | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:53pm
Mike East:
@DCE - I'm the same way with the Eagles. I grew up with it, but all my friends who didn't give me shit for knowing all the lyrics. I think Take It Easy was a Jackson Brown collaboration, no? | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:54pm
Handsome Harry:
Highly enjoyable show today. This was a great way to spend the afternoon. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:55pm
12539:
Jackson Browne and Glenn Frey wrote Take It Easy, and Jackson recorded it as well. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:55pm
still b/p:
Speaking of unlikely intersections and them Eagles....Ol' 55, eh? | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:55pm
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@Pronunciation: absolutely! :) | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:58pm
Irene:
Thanks everybody! See you all on the radio next week. | |
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Mon. 3/28/11 2:59pm
freaking in tongues:
Mais oui hadda widow wham. | |
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