WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from November 19, 2012

Irene Trudel: Playlist from November 19, 2012

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November 19, 2012: Eternally thankful for WFMU and for music, live with Daniel Bachman and Mark Fosson

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Peter Lang	Flames Along the Monongahela	The Thing at the Nursery Room Window -- Guitar Soli for 6 and 12 Strings	Takoma	0:00:00 ()
Robbie Basho	Chung Mei - The Chinese Orchid	Guitar Soli	Takoma	0:07:15 ()
John Fahey	When the Catfish is in Bloom	Requia and Other Compositions for Solo Guitar	Takoma	0:15:46 ()
Glenn Jones	David & The Phoenix	Against Which The Sea Continually Beats		0:23:12 ()
Leo Kottke	Bigger Situation			0:32:10 ()

Music behind DJ: Leo Kottke	Retrograde	One Guitar, No Vocals		0:40:59 ()
John Renbourn	Plainsong	Another Monday		0:53:27 ()
Yair Yona	Are you Smarter Than a 35 Year Old TV Host?	Remember		1:00:03 ()
Rosanne Cash	House On the Lake	Black Cadillac		1:03:23 ()
Matt Bauer	Tonight We Get to Sing Our Songs	No Shape Can Hold Me Now		1:06:28 ()
Linda Thompson	Go Home	Versatile		1:09:42 ()
The Reverend John DeLore	Morning is a Ghost Town			1:17:18 ()

Live performance by Daniel Bachman and Mark Fosson
One of the best young fingerstyle guitarists to emerge in recent times, Daniel Bachman's playing brings you on an intense string-filled journey to the towns and places he's internalized since childhood. Locales like his hometown Fredricksburg, Virginia, and more recently Philadelphia, play into what Bachman calls his “Psychedelic Appalachia" style of playing. His new disc, "Seven Pines," is out now on Tompkins Square. Joining Daniel is guitarist/songwriter Mark Fosson, a Kentucky native who briefly worked with John Fahey in the 1970's just as the Takoma Label was failing. Fosson has since worked with fellow songwriter Edward Tree in the Bum Steers in the 80's, and moved on to other collaborations before going solo again. Mark has been compared to Americana folks like Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Joe Ely, John Prine, and Guy Clark. His Takoma tapes were \ released on Drag City a few years ago. Mark Fosson and Daniel Bachman play live on Irene's show.
Daniel Bachman	Honeysuckle Reel			1:23:18 ()
Mark Fosson	Ain't Got No Home			1:31:25 ()
Daniel Bachman	Copperhead			1:37:50 ()
Mark Fosson	Fast Moving Train			1:48:42 ()
Daniel Bachman	Seven Pines			1:55:21 ()
Mark Fosson	Back in the Saddle			2:04:11 ()
Daniel Bachman	Confederate Rose	(demo for Seven Pines)		2:11:19 ()
Mark Fosson	Day the Earth Stood Still	(MP3 off Mark's Website http://www.markfosson.com)		2:16:30 ()
Mark Fosson	Wind Through a Broken Glass	(MP3 off Mark's Website http://www.markfosson.com)		2:19:31 ()

M Shanghai	Sailor's Snug Harbor	Two Thousand Pennies		2:31:19 ()
M Shanghai	Dillinger	Two Thousand Pennies		2:36:43 ()
Rosary Beard	Impossible to Refuse	Halfmoon Fever		2:39:16 ()
Alexander Turnquist	White Out	Faint at the Loudest Hour	VHF Records	2:44:47 ()
Cyril Pahinui	Pu'u Anahulu	Night Moon	Dancing Cat Records	2:49:46 ()
Ray Kāne	Kilakila 'O Haleakala	Wa'ahila	Dancing Cat Records	2:53:44 ()

Music behind DJ: Leo Kottke	Retrograde	One Guitar, No Vocals	Private Music	2:56:46 ()

Artist

Track

Album

Label

Approx. start time

Peter Lang

Flames Along the Monongahela

The Thing at the Nursery Room Window -- Guitar Soli for 6 and 12 Strings

Takoma

0:00:00 ()

Robbie Basho

Chung Mei - The Chinese Orchid

Guitar Soli

Takoma

0:07:15 ()

John Fahey

When the Catfish is in Bloom

Requia and Other Compositions for Solo Guitar

Takoma

0:15:46 ()

Glenn Jones

David & The Phoenix

Against Which The Sea Continually Beats

0:23:12 ()

Leo Kottke

Bigger Situation

0:32:10 ()

Music behind DJ:
Leo Kottke

Retrograde

One Guitar, No Vocals

0:40:59 ()

John Renbourn

Plainsong

Another Monday

0:53:27 ()

Yair Yona

Are you Smarter Than a 35 Year Old TV Host?

Remember

1:00:03 ()

Rosanne Cash

House On the Lake

Black Cadillac

1:03:23 ()

Matt Bauer

Tonight We Get to Sing Our Songs

No Shape Can Hold Me Now

1:06:28 ()

Linda Thompson

Go Home

Versatile

1:09:42 ()

The Reverend John DeLore

Morning is a Ghost Town

1:17:18 ()

Live performance by Daniel Bachman and Mark Fosson

One of the best young fingerstyle guitarists to emerge in recent times, Daniel Bachman's playing brings you on an intense string-filled journey to the towns and places he's internalized since childhood. Locales like his hometown Fredricksburg, Virginia, and more recently Philadelphia, play into what Bachman calls his “Psychedelic Appalachia" style of playing. His new disc, "Seven Pines," is out now on Tompkins Square. Joining Daniel is guitarist/songwriter Mark Fosson, a Kentucky native who briefly worked with John Fahey in the 1970's just as the Takoma Label was failing. Fosson has since worked with fellow songwriter Edward Tree in the Bum Steers in the 80's, and moved on to other collaborations before going solo again. Mark has been compared to Americana folks like Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Joe Ely, John Prine, and Guy Clark. His Takoma tapes were \ released on Drag City a few years ago. Mark Fosson and Daniel Bachman play live on Irene's show.

Daniel Bachman

Honeysuckle Reel

1:23:18 ()

Mark Fosson

Ain't Got No Home

1:31:25 ()

Daniel Bachman

Copperhead

1:37:50 ()

Mark Fosson

Fast Moving Train

1:48:42 ()

Daniel Bachman

Seven Pines

1:55:21 ()

Mark Fosson

Back in the Saddle

2:04:11 ()

Daniel Bachman

Confederate Rose

(demo for Seven Pines)

2:11:19 ()

Mark Fosson

Day the Earth Stood Still

(MP3 off Mark's Website http://www.markfosson.com)

2:16:30 ()

Mark Fosson

Wind Through a Broken Glass

(MP3 off Mark's Website http://www.markfosson.com)

2:19:31 ()

M Shanghai

Sailor's Snug Harbor

Two Thousand Pennies

2:31:19 ()

M Shanghai

Dillinger

Two Thousand Pennies

2:36:43 ()

Rosary Beard

Impossible to Refuse

Halfmoon Fever

2:39:16 ()

Alexander Turnquist

White Out

Faint at the Loudest Hour

VHF Records

2:44:47 ()

Cyril Pahinui

Pu'u Anahulu

Night Moon

Dancing Cat Records

2:49:46 ()

Ray Kāne

Kilakila 'O Haleakala

Wa'ahila

Dancing Cat Records

2:53:44 ()

Music behind DJ:
Leo Kottke

Retrograde

One Guitar, No Vocals

Private Music

2:56:46 ()

Listener comments!

Mon. 11/19/12 12:05pm Mike East:

the only thing I like better than the sound of falling rain is the sound of acoustic guitar...and this particular one sounds lovely.

Mon. 11/19/12 12:14pm Lulu:

This song is pretty soothing..

Mon. 11/19/12 12:35pm andymorphic:

this is really waking up my brain in the most soothing way

Mon. 11/19/12 12:41pm Van in DC:

Late but I made it..Hi Irene and everyone!

Mon. 11/19/12 12:59pm muhrvis:

Loving the acoustic show today!!!! Thanks.

Mon. 11/19/12 1:09pm Kyle:

your show has that something with the kind of that . . . nice groove!

Mon. 11/19/12 1:11pm marcus:

cheers to daniel, have to leave now :-( - will listen to the show on the archive later. does the live set go to the FMA again? would be awesome!

Mon. 11/19/12 1:13pm Marmalade Kitty:

nice acoustic tunes to accompany a dark stormy evening hitherto

Mon. 11/19/12 1:27pm Chris from DC:

Thanks Irene, missed these guys down here this past weekend.

Mon. 11/19/12 1:29pm Mike East:

suddenly remembering how badly I need to change the strings on my guitar.

Mon. 11/19/12 1:49pm Van in DC:

Oh yeah, thanks for the reminder Irene. I *knew* I had heard Daniel on this show before...he was indeed here with Zach Taylor before. With pictures! :)

http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/44443

Mon. 11/19/12 1:52pm O'Brian:

"Wanna talk about old strings? It's been 10, 12 years since I last changed mine"

Mon. 11/19/12 1:55pm Mike East:

I can change 'em for you, but you gotta come to me. 55th st. btwn 11th and 12th.

Mon. 11/19/12 1:56pm Van in DC:

All their strings are sounding pretty good on this end!

Mon. 11/19/12 1:56pm KP:

Bass strings never change, and neither do I, I'm told.

Mon. 11/19/12 1:58pm Van in DC:

Yeah thank you Irene for letting Daniel come back :) (and for getting Mark in too)

Mon. 11/19/12 2:09pm Van in DC:

Many thanks to Daniel & Mark for stopping in!

Mon. 11/19/12 2:10pm 12539:

Thank you, Daniel and Mark (and Irene).

Mon. 11/19/12 2:20pm Chris from DC:

Great song here.

Mon. 11/19/12 2:58pm Van in DC:

Thanks for a wonderful show Irene. I'll have to loop back o catch the part I missed..Happy Thanksgiving!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from November 19, 2012

Listener comments!

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