WFMU: Ira: Playlist from July 15, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:01am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from Tannersville Mr. K
	12:06am Listener Bop Monroe: i don't know.... 3rd base!
	12:06am BH: I think I'm using next Friday as the date for shaving the pandemic beard, unless MLB reconsiders playing games right now
	12:08am Mike W: greeting Ira from your No. 1 fanbot
	12:09am Hoboken Jack: Hello Ira and all! Jersey Journal had a backpage sports headline the other day that was pretty good for the Jersey Journal: FLATTEN THE CURVEBALL
	12:10am Mike W: i feel safe at home
	12:10am Ira: @Hoboken Jack: I wish my title for tonight's show was that good!
	12:11am mariano: Hey Ira and folks.
	12:11am Mike W: wake and Bake McBride
	12:11am BH: My team is in a division where they don't have to go to Texas, Arizona or Florida. But I doubt they'd have an all Central division league this year
	12:13am Rick G: Tuesday greetings, with the K in the moniker taking on new meaning-striking everyone out with killer tunes, bringing the heat.
	12:15am Mike W: things are Tim Teufel over
	12:15am Mike W: i’m supposed to be writing report cards for dogs right now
	12:16am BH: all in all, a year where you can't actually go to the stadium really isn't all that different from the years where you didn't feel like going (applicable to fans of certain teams)
	12:16am Ira: @Mike W: Are you a tough grader?
	12:17am Mike W: Easy grader, tough teacher
	12:18am Mike W: surely we’re in for a reading of “Baseball Altamont” tonight!
	12:20am BH: tonight would have been the All-Star Game in a saner universe
	12:21am TomB: Oh, stadium organ music, super perfect awesome!
	12:22am Chop Scott: Good Evening Ira--all! Cheers!
	12:23am Mike W: @TomB Josh Kantor is the starting organist for the Boston Red Sox
	12:23am Aitch: It's just not cricket!
	12:24am TK: i got Lee May's autograph
	12:26am Mike W: i watched the 1993 All-Star Game with Jonathan Richman, in Minneapolis
	12:27am BH: As for my excitement level.. i'm pretty sure my team isn't good enough to merit endangering people's health. But having something to watch in the evenings would be neat
	12:31am Roberto: Jack Klugman came to our house once when I was a kid. I think he was a bit sloshed at the time.
	12:31am DJFoothills: I wonder if Bernie Williams was the most successful baseball player to make the transition to music?
	12:32am BH: depends on if your definition includes Charley Pride
	12:40am Paper Moog: Please play Terry Allen the son of mlb star Sled Allen
	12:42am Ira: The virtual dj setup makes on-the-fly request-taking all but impossible, so I'm sorry, no Terry Allen tonight.
	12:43am Roberto: How'd that 1919 series turn out?
	12:48am flashbazbo: Really lookin forward to "Talkin' Baseball"s for an hour at 2.
	12:49am Ira: @flashbazbo: Now that's a request I can make happen!
	12:51am Mike W: “all but impossible” — so you’re saying there’s a chance
	12:51am Paper Moog: how about a little Chin music?
	12:52am ?: That's my boy Josh
	12:52am RJ Wilson: The greatest organist on Facebook Live today
	12:53am E. R. Price: Howdy, RJ!!
	12:53am RJ Wilson: Hi Scouter Eric.
	12:54am Derek: For those of you less familiar with organist Josh Kantor, tune into his FB Live show at 3 EDT! 7th-inning stretch is the name.
	12:54am RJ Wilson: Ira was a good guest on Josh's show last week.
	12:54am RTR: Stretchers can't hear enough Josh!
	12:54am Paul Suwan: R.J....you just can't get enough of The Chat, can you?
	12:55am RJ Wilson: Josh takes your requests and raises money for local food banks.
	12:55am E. R. Price: :D
	12:55am RJ Wilson: Hi Paul, my buddy.
	12:56am Paul Suwan: Hi, R.J. #HiToEveryone
	12:56am RJ Wilson: His wonderful wife Reverend Producer Mary makes the show run and daily we get a Super Surprise Special Guest. Today we talked to the President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City.
	12:57am RJ Wilson: Hi Stretchy Timers, one and all.
	12:58am Paper Moog: If that's not possible how about Hyun-jin Ryu song, One After Ninety Nine??
	12:59am Hoboken Jack: Hmm I may attempt to blow this Randle b-side into foul territory. Wait, the sax saved it. Fair enough.
	12:59am rjwilsonkc: I love this one Ira.
	1:00am Hoboken Jack: Maybe that was Steve sax. Ok I'm sorry.
	1:01am Paper Moog: Brian Wilson
	1:01am Ira: @Hoboken Jack: That's hilarious--when the sax solo came on, I almost rejected it. How can you resist a single/mingle rhyme?
	1:02am E. R. Price: RJ, did you get tired of doing math too? :)
	1:02am Ira: @Paper Moog: Coming right up!
	1:02am rjwilsonkc: I logged in and everything, like, I am legit.
	1:02am Paul Suwan: Ben Gibbard mentioned the Lenny Randle song when he was a guest on Josh's show a couple days before you, ira. From the Wheedle's Groove comp, if I'm not mistaken.
	1:03am Paper Moog: who knew that Tim Lincecum had a dorsal fin?
	1:03am rjwilsonkc: Paul, your recall is impressive. It's like you have a spreadsheet of all this or something?
	1:04am Paul Suwan: Haha, no...I'm no spreadsheet man. That's only for the savviest among us. ;-)
	1:04am rjwilsonkc: This takes me back to my years of hosting the Bob Wills Hour on local radio. It was a 30 minute show of music by and about Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys.
	1:06am yippie: its a good time for a one on one ballgame. you can get some cracker jacks just no crowd.
	1:06am RTR: rjwilsonkc, have you shared that in 7IS? Very cool.
	1:06am Roberto: Coming of age in L.A. in the early '80s, we had no shortage of Fernando Valenzuela-related media.
	1:07am yippie: i love hearing bob wills and the texas playboys singing about all those yippie ghost riders in the sky
	1:07am Paper Moog: How about John Sayles of Seacacus, NJ imitating Ring Lardner doing a parody of "You're Forever Blowing Bubbles" sound bite from the Eight Men Out movie? Or did I doze off and miss that one?
	1:08am rjwilsonkc: I may have said it at some point RTR...But I will have to look back and see when.
	1:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love CountrySwing for sorta complicating genre history.
	1:10am Paper Moog: Slovin and Allen are like Scharpling and Wurster after eating clean up crew salvage nachos at the old Yankee stadium
	1:10am rjwilsonkc: Pee Wee had an accordion in the band.
	1:10am E. R. Price: Great tune!
	1:11am rjwilsonkc: Josh Kantor of Seventh Inning Stretch 2020 on Facebook is an accordionist too.
	1:12am Paper Moog: I'm glad this is radio because that makes me want to "tug" my sal maglie...
	1:15am rjwilsonkc: Soothing music taking us all off to dreamland.
	1:15am E. R. Price: I'm about ready for dreamland to tell the truth...
	1:19am Paul Suwan: C'mon Stretchers! #onlythestrongsurvive (j/k)
	1:20am rjwilsonkc: Stretchy Timers are a loyal group who hang in for multiple hours a day.
	1:21am rjwilsonkc: But as RPM says, we must find our hope...and finding your hope is more difficult when you're butt dragin' tired the next day.
	1:21am Paper Moog: Hyun-jin Ryu had successful Dr John surgery such that he can now position his fielders to be in the right place at the wrong time.
	1:22am E. R. Price: Im diggin' this tune.
	1:23am rjwilsonkc: Me too Eric. Remember, Sajdak is a good name for baseball.
	1:23am paulsuwan: I hear you, R.J.
	1:23am Paper Moog: Wait, there's music, too?
	1:23am E. R. Price: Def a good name for baseball!
	1:24am rjwilsonkc: I am enjoying the pictures Ira is posting on the playlist too. No wonder he and Josh get along so well.
	1:25am rjwilsonkc: I hear my main man Josh.
	1:26am rjwilsonkc: That's his home organ in his living room you guys.
	1:27am rjwilsonkc: LOL....glorified T-ball.
	1:28am E. R. Price: It's okay if Josh's music stops suddenly, Ira. Just shout "Musical chairs!" We'll all get it. :)
	1:30am SueJ: Another stretcher tuning in. Good to hear. It was good to hear you on the Stretch the other day, Ira.
	1:30am rjwilsonkc: LOL Eric. Do people play musical chairs at this time of the evening? Hi Sue!
	1:31am SSteve: Another Stretcher checking in. Love hearing Josh play.
	1:31am RTR: Stretchers from US and Korea have checked in on the 7IS chat tonight (some of us are in Weds while others are still in Tuesday).
	1:32am E. R. Price: Musical chairs!
	1:33am rjwilsonkc: I just crossed into Wednesday. Hi Steve!
	1:34am sufferwords: I miss baseball more than any other aspect of the olden times / future baseball isn’t baseball it’s pure commerce, the bombast and hectoring screens once foreign to Dodger stadium now overwhelm- gimme Vin Scully on the am crowd - unified thought and feeling narrated by one of our greatest of American poets
	1:34am rjwilsonkc: I hope the network executives are tuning in. This is good radio.
	1:35am Paper Moog: Nibbling at the corners of the plate, as it were
	1:35am Hubig Pie: Summer with no baseball is like toast with no butter
	1:36am E. R. Price: True, sufferwords! That's why I still prefer my baseball on the radio. Even watching on TV, I turn the vol down and turn the radio on.
	1:37am sufferwords: oh.... Dodgers this year- I’ll take an asterisk ring- fookin Astro be sportin theirs without worry the Trumpesque cheaters
	1:37am Paper Moog: markweiss86.com...
	1:37am rjwilsonkc: sufferwords, if I am honest, one of the most admirable traits of Josh Kantor and his wife Mary is that they have done their show for 111 days straight to help people through the pandemic on a zero dollar budget. The baseball components of the show are a wonderful addition that takes me back to those Denny matthews on the AM Radio days.
	1:37am sufferwords: and Love and Mercy nailed it
	1:38am Paper Moog: It’s two clippings from game 1 of the 1973 series, Willie Mays striking out then Campy sliding into first base. Hair of the dog
	1:39am SSteve: Ira, I know you already played Barbara Manning with S.F. Seals, but if you have her solo album One Perfect Green Blanket, Straw Man would fit the baseball-adjacent theme.
	1:39am BH: now that I think about it, with the Roberto Clemente song going... are there a lot of songs whose lyrics are pretty much "this song is about a specific famous person"? maybe we're too cynical to do that these days but..
	1:40am Ira: @SSteve: Straw material on its way, but of a very different stripe.
	1:41am rjwilsonkc: Nice work Steve.
	1:42am SSteve: ❤️
	1:43am rjwilsonkc: I feel so hip and cosmopolitan listening to these songs as I mill around the empty house.
	1:43am JackieH: Another 7th Inning Stretcher here. I said I would be at work on the night shift. Finally got a break to listen! I confess though, I'm in St. Louis and a Cards fan. Love to listen to Josh and RPM though....I lived in Boston in the 70's. Hi RJ!
	1:44am rjwilsonkc: It's like NY/NJ is in my living room, just like having Boston in my living room daily. Hi Jackie.
	1:44am RTR: Jackie H., we love stretchy fans of all teams - even those highlanders :)
	1:45am RabidRabbit: @BH The best song about a specific famous person is "The Parable of Glen McGrath's Haircut" by an Australian band "TISM". It's also about a cricket player so sort of fits into the baseball theme, hehe:)
	1:45am rjwilsonkc: I bet there are some Highlander fans in here too.
	1:45am BH: acknowledging the Denny Matthews acknowledgement.. guess I should listen to some games on the radio if Denny is in the booth. He's been skipping most road games for a few years anyways
	1:46am Dungaroos Kipawah: Joe E Brown’s the champ—ELMER THE GREAT! One of best baseball movies ever, up there w The Bad News Bears and Bingo Long.
	1:46am Paper Moog: rjwilsonkc: Stretchy Timers are a loyal group who hang in for multiple hours a day, whereas “Stretchy Timmers” are a weird cult of San Francisco baseball fans who had their femurs removed to emulate the long stride of The Freak Tim Lincecum
	1:46am rjwilsonkc: Man, Ira, I love a good country waltz. Thank you.
	1:47am rjwilsonkc: LOL....that's hilarious, and I hope not true. I'm midwestern and a little gullible.
	1:48am paulsuwan: That sounds like something Josh would invent, doesn't it R.J.?
	1:49am SSteve: I love Camper so much. It's a crime that they aren't living comfortably off royalties.
	1:50am RTR: Paper Moog: lol!
	1:50am rjwilsonkc: As soon as I read Paper Moog's comment I immediately thought...that sounds exactly like something Josh would say between songs.
	1:50am Paper Moog: Not to be confused with Tim Stretch a fighter pilot serving our country likely this very hour from San Francisco whose brother Brian Stretch a former US attorney who was in the rotation with future Giant Mike Remlinger
	1:51am rjwilsonkc: BH, thank you for acknowledging Denny. He's slowed down a little. But he's such a font of baseball knowledge. He has trained Ryan well.
	1:51am Hubig Pie: Calypso Bob
	1:51am JackieH: Then RPM would write it on a sticky note star and post it on the bulletin board!
	1:52am rjwilsonkc: That previous comment was for you Paul....yes Jackie, a commendation. Paper Moog would be a good viewer for Josh's show. Speaking of Josh. Ain't no mountain high.
	1:53am Paper Moog: The only true thing I’ve said in 40 comments and six weeks is the bit about the fighter pilot the US attorney and left hander Remlinger... the rest were what mark Twain would call “stretchers”
	1:53am JackieH: Go Josh!
	1:54am Paper Moog: Nibbling at the corner of a baseball theme
	2:00am Mike W: man, two punk rock songs in a row?
	2:01am Paper Moog: Camper van Beethoven made enough from Michael Moore “Bowling for Columbine” take the skinheads synch license that Victor Krummenacher was able to buy a house — but then the band was successfully sued by campy campaneris so ironically enough they are all back in Santa Cruz living in a streamliner
	2:01am rjwilsonkc: That song is making my popcorn taste bad.
	2:01am Mark G: Any truth to the rumor that YLT are part of the mysterious sixth ownership group to submit a bid for the Mets??
	2:02am BH: Denny has all the power of institutional memory because he's been around 50 years and also a lot of ability for figuring out what could happen next. The radio teams not traveling on road games is sort of a tribute to old time broadcasts inspired by the whole situation. So maybe some of the non-traveling home broadcasters get some extra road games this year if they don't need to fly.
	2:02am Paper Moog: You mean, the 1964 Topps complete set?
	2:04am Ken From Hyde Park: Hello. Tax Man says I should fund my Ira. Unfortunately, I'm all out of check blanks.
	2:04am SSteve: Here's that Straw material we were promised.
	2:04am rjwilsonkc: Good points BH. He's also like a psychologist. He knows the personalities and can see the behaviors before they manifest. Yordano Ventura was one who was tough for him to figure out. But he got there eventually.
	2:05am Frankie A: Old School Hollywood by System of A Down?
	2:05am Ira: @SSteve: promised / threatened--tomayto / tomahto
	2:05am paulsuwan: Ira did say there was some Straw material coming. Brilliant (maybe)!
	2:06am Ira: Playa / say-a -- that's rhyming!
	2:07am E. R. Price: Ira, you mean "alfredo gelato"
	2:08am E. R. Price: Obscure 7IS reference
	2:08am paulsuwan: Let's call the whole thing off...Eric. What do you say?
	2:09am E. R. Price: :D
	2:09am rjwilsonkc: Let's talk about that chord progression.
	2:10am BH: wonder if there's a 3rd song involving one of the 80s Mets because I heard a Dwight Gooden rap on here around March 2019
	2:10am JackieH: Josh getting all fancy there.
	2:11am rjwilsonkc: He sounds like Nancy on this track Jackie...I agree.
	2:12am rjwilsonkc: Say it Eric.
	2:12am E. R. Price: Musical chairs!
	2:12am rjwilsonkc: Hooray!
	2:13am E. R. Price: Loving this playlist, Ira!
	2:13am rjwilsonkc: We should have had a bingo card for this show.
	2:14am E. R. Price: That would have been a great idea
	2:14am JackieH: We were spoiled for many many years listening to the great Ernie Hayes, the stadium organist at Busch Stadium St. Louis.
	2:14am Rik: Hello from the West Coast! Know you only have 45 mins left in your set, Ira, but suggest any tune from Dan Bern’s “Doubleheader” album of baseball tunes: https://danbern.bandcamp.com/album/doubleheader
	2:16am Mark G: Is that a cast??
	2:16am rjwilsonkc: I watched the breakdown of Don Zimmer getting thrown to the ground the other day.
	2:16am JackieH: Now we have Dwayne Hilton. He's good too. Nothing can beat "Here Comes the King" while the Clydesdales take a lap around the warning track!
	2:17am rjwilsonkc: Ketchup Mustard Relish.
	2:18am rjwilsonkc: Man I loved getting to see the Clydesdales when I was a kid. That was a good border fight between the Royals and the Cardinals. I grew up in southeast Kansas and both teams were fighting for those fans.
	2:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kewl that I don't give a wad of chew about sportsball but groove to this anyroad.
	2:19am Ira: @Revolution Rabbit: That's what I was hoping for!
	2:19am paulsuwan: Great one, Ira! Josh also played this once on the Stretch.
	2:19am RTR: rjwilson: are you having a traffic light hot dog right now?
	2:20am RTR: paulsuwan: Note to self - check the spreadsheet for this song. Listen later today.
	2:21am paulsuwan: It was only played once, I think, RTR. Can't remember when exactly, but not too far back I don't think.
	2:21am Paper Moog: Jonathan Richman is six months older than Dwight Evans
	2:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah looks like yer Rawkin' both sides of the street @ once.
	2:23am Roberto: Don Zimmer was born looking 80 years old.
	2:27am rjwilsonkc: They say that he'll be there playing Ira...and have piped in fan noise.
	2:27am SSteve: Yay, Josh!
	2:28am rjwilsonkc: Me too Ira. Me too.
	2:29am Paper Moog: Reminds me of “I won’t Need that Tube of K-Y With Don Mossi as My Wingman” by Gaylord Perry
	2:31am Ira: @rjwilsonkc: I was trying to say that YOU won't be there. It's increasingly hard to speak clearly as the show goes on. And I'm not so great at midnight.
	2:33am Paper Moog: 1963 – In his only at bat with the Orioles, Buster Narum goes deep off Cleveland southpaw Don Mossi....
	2:33am rjwilsonkc: I will definitely not be there. You are correct. But I am considering a MLB TV subscription just so I can tune in and hear Josh play during the games. I may need to write the commissioner and tell him that's why I subscribed.
	2:33am JackieH: Gotta leave the party for a bit...new patient just arrived and needs my attention.
	2:33am E. R. Price: Great bass line in this tune
	2:33am rjwilsonkc: Bye Jackie...go get em.
	2:34am glennfromglendale: This show is so great, I’m a bartender and we close at 10pm these days so I come home and dive into this goodness Love your show Ira!
	2:35am rjwilsonkc: Good call Eric, that bass is jammin.
	2:36am E. R. Price: It's great that there are still stations like this out there. I listened off and on today (thanks to 7IS) and WFMU is doing great things. Might just have to donate and make this a regular stop!
	2:38am Ira: Welcome, E.R.--there is nothing like WFMU. I say that as a long-time listener who is thrilled to do shows here.
	2:38am Tookie Wuthry Guffy: where can you listen to past games like the prison said radio announced baseball games? are there archives or classics?
	2:39am Tookie Wuthry Guffy: person+** said
	2:43am Paper Moog: It’s been so long since I’ve felt this way...
	2:44am Roberto: Oh yeah I also went to Walter Matthau's house a couple of times. So both versions of Oscar Madison are covered.
	2:44am BH: some people have uploaded radio calls of games to YouTube because it's YouTube and a variety of things are up there
	2:45am rjwilsonkc: This show has been great Ira, thank you.
	2:45am rjwilsonkc: I love a good polka.
	2:47am SSteve: Yeah, thanks so much, Ira. I'm so glad I got led here from 7IS. This is what radio is supposed to be. (BTW, I was in a band where one of our songs was about how crappy radio is because they don't play Bettie Serveert or Yo La Tengo. https://music.apple.com/us/album/radio/267293499?i=267294627)
	2:47am RTR: Roberto: I asked in the 7IS chat if anyone else was old enough to remember Jack Klugman and friends getting sloshed on Match Game PM after I saw your earlier comment. ;)
	2:47am glennfromglendale: Someone needs to make sure Ken Burns hears this show so he can realize he should have hired Ira to handle the tunes for “Baseball”
	2:48am Roberto: Ha! Yeah speaking of Match Game, Brett was with him when he came over.
	2:48am Ira: @Roberto: !!!!
	2:49am Ira: Thanks so much for listening and thanks for commenting and thanks to Josh for making this show special. Enjoy the last 10 minutes!
	2:49am E. R. Price: Pandemic plusses - discovering great things like 7IS, WFMU, and communities of folks who love the same things I do--baseball and music! Tonight's show has been outstanding, Ira!
	2:50am Paper Moog: Speaking of which, Billy Martin could have a side project called Clay Carroll where all the parts are ceramic percussion devices
	2:50am E. R. Price: And, yeah. I put some in the till. Gotta keep freeform radio free!
	2:55am rjwilsonkc: What's this show called. I'll donate too.
	2:55am glennfromglendale: Agreed ER, the pandemic had me trying to Dj to myself for too long. I revisited WFMU and took my hand off the wheel. Incredible brain food and soul fodder in awful times.
	2:56am E. R. Price: I just donated to the station overall.
	2:56am Ira: @rjwilsonkic: pledge.wfmu.org...
	2:57am Roberto: Sry, no moar donations for a while from me. Wife's already pissed I donated in March.
	2:57am E. R. Price: Yeah, Glenn. I've been trying too hard to curate music to get me through the day rather than enjoying the freedom of just listening and the thrill of discovery.
	2:57am Ira: Not soliciting donations! Only answering questions.
	2:58am Rik: Thanks for a fun (late) night, Ira! ⚾️
	2:58am Clem Kadiddlehopper: Thank You Ira
	2:58am Paper Moog: No joy in Mudville tonight
	2:59am rjwilsonkc: Donation made...and I love stickers and T-shirts. Thanks for exposing Josh to more folks Ira.
	2:59am E. R. Price: Great job, Ira! This has been a blast!
	2:59am JackieH: Got back just in time for the end! Great show Ira....I'll try to listen more when I'm on the night shift in the ER.
	2:59am RTR: Thanks so much Ira. Great show!
	2:59am paulsuwan: Thanks for a great show, Ira! It flew by!
	2:59am rjwilsonkc: Great show indeed. Loved it.
	3:00am Kristine: Thank you!! That was a lot of fun
	3:00am Derek: Thanks Ira, for the baseball themed show! 7th-Inning Stretchers are appreciative!
	3:00am rjwilsonkc: See ya Eric, KMR, Derek, RTR and all the stretchy timers.
	3:01am JackieH: I'll be sleeping off the night shift during 7IR later. See you on Thursday.
	3:01am Hackensack Slim: Great Job, Ira. Hit the Showers.
	3:01am Barnaby: Thanks Ira, great last part of the show. I'll check the archives for the beginning
	3:01am E. R. Price: G'night, stretchers!!
	3:01am rjwilsonkc: And Paul and Kathryn, good night.

Ira: Playlist from July 15, 2020

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	It's the Ira the K show! "It's the Ira the K show!"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Mabel Scott	Baseball Boogie "Baseball Boogie" by "Mabel Scott"		0:02:15 (Pop-up)
T.Rex	The Slider "The Slider" by "T.Rex"		0:05:03 (Pop-up)
Sonny Thompson	First Base "First Base" by "Sonny Thompson"		0:08:16 (Pop-up)
El Gran Combo	Temporada de Beisbol		0:11:12 (Pop-up)
The Yankees	Take It Like a Man "Take It Like a Man" by "The Yankees"		0:15:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Josh Kantor	One Fine Day "One Fine Day" by "Josh Kantor"		0:17:55 (Pop-up)
Arthur Lee Maye	Please Say You Love Me		0:23:39 (Pop-up)
NRBQ	Just Ain't Fair "Just Ain't Fair" by "NRBQ"	At Yankee Stadium	0:24:53 (Pop-up)
Enos Slaughter	Octubre 25: Smokey Joe Wood and Jaime		0:28:52 (Pop-up)
Great Plains	Black Sox Scandal / What Are You Living On		0:33:53 (Pop-up)
The Feelies	Raised Eyebrows "Raised Eyebrows" by "The Feelies"		0:36:51 (Pop-up)
Dizzy Gillespie / Lester Young / Shoeless Joe jackson et al	Crazy Rhythm		0:40:12 (Pop-up)
Jerry Lewis	"Jerry Lewis"
Music behind DJ: Josh Kantor	Sooner or Later "Sooner or Later" by "Josh Kantor"		0:49:19 (Pop-up)
Lenny Randle & Ballplayers	I'm a Ballplayer		0:55:16 (Pop-up)
Rafael Buendia	Fernando Valenzuela		0:58:08 (Pop-up)
Kidz-DJ	'K Ben Ziek "'K Ben Ziek" by "Kidz-DJ"		1:00:27 (Pop-up)
Brian Wilson	Love and Mercy "Love and Mercy" by "Brian Wilson"		1:03:28 (Pop-up)
Slovin & Allen	Who's On First "Who's On First" by "Slovin & Allen"		1:05:39 (Pop-up)
Pee Wee King	Screwball "Screwball" by "Pee Wee King"		1:07:38 (Pop-up)
S.F. Seals	Bold Letters "Bold Letters" by "S.F. Seals"		1:09:36 (Pop-up)
Peach Cobbler	Peach "Peach" by "Peach Cobbler"	Georgia Peach	1:12:00 (Pop-up)
International Submarine Band	Luxury Liner	Safe at Home	1:14:07 (Pop-up)
The Fleshtones	Hall of Fame "Hall of Fame" by "The Fleshtones"		1:16:43 (Pop-up)
Spitballs	Gino Is a Coward "Gino Is a Coward" by "Spitballs"		1:21:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Josh Kantor	Killing Me Softly with His Song		1:23:48 (Pop-up)
The Cardinals	Kiss Me Baby "Kiss Me Baby" by "The Cardinals"		1:33:01 (Pop-up)
Nelson Feliciano Orchestra, canta Joe P.	Roberto Clemente		1:35:42 (Pop-up)
Andre Previn & Russ Freeman	Batter Up	Double Play	1:39:35 (Pop-up)
Camper Van Beethoven	Sad Lovers Waltz	Great Big Hits (Out of the Ballpark)	1:44:33 (Pop-up)
Bob Marley	One Cup of Coffee "One Cup of Coffee" by "Bob Marley"		1:48:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Josh Kantor	Ain't No Mountain High Enough		1:50:47 (Pop-up)
Spray Paint	Ultimate Umpire "Ultimate Umpire" by "Spray Paint"		1:55:14 (Pop-up)
Derek Bailey / George Lewis / John Zorn	The Warning Track	Yankees	1:57:55 (Pop-up)
Darryl Strawberry ft. UTFO, Whistle, Richie Rich	Chocolate Strawberry		2:02:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Josh Kantor	Be My Baby "Be My Baby" by "Josh Kantor"		2:07:38 (Pop-up)
Axel Roley	1st Inning: Play Ball "1st Inning: Play Ball" by "Axel Roley"		2:10:53 (Pop-up)
Levon & the Hawks	He Don't Love You (and He'll Break Your Heart)		2:12:01 (Pop-up)
Don Covay	The Popeye Waddle "The Popeye Waddle" by "Don Covay"		2:14:26 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Richman & the Modern Lovers	The Fenway		2:16:59 (Pop-up)
The Baseball Project	Pete Rose Way		2:20:41 (Pop-up)
Tony Conigliaro	Playing the Field		2:21:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Josh Kantor	Wedding Bell Blues "Wedding Bell Blues" by "Josh Kantor"		2:24:20 (Pop-up)
Slave	Slide "Slide" by "Slave"		2:28:35 (Pop-up)
Byron the Aquarius	When the Time Is Right	On Deck	2:36:54 (Pop-up)
Bobby Womack	Don't Look Back "Don't Look Back" by "Bobby Womack"		2:38:39 (Pop-up)
Yolandita Monge	Beisbol "Beisbol" by "Yolandita Monge"		2:42:26 (Pop-up)
Gene Wisniewski and His Harmony Bells Orchestra	Baseball Polka		2:43:43 (Pop-up)
Daniel Carter / Brad Farberman / Billy Martin	The Time Is Near		2:46:29 (Pop-up)
Neil Young & Ben Keith	For the Turnstiles		2:52:39 (Pop-up)
Josh Kantor	Bye Bye Love "Bye Bye Love" by "Josh Kantor"		2:56:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from Tannersville Mr. K
	12:06am Listener Bop Monroe: i don't know.... 3rd base!
	12:06am BH: I think I'm using next Friday as the date for shaving the pandemic beard, unless MLB reconsiders playing games right now
	12:08am Mike W: greeting Ira from your No. 1 fanbot
	12:09am Hoboken Jack: Hello Ira and all! Jersey Journal had a backpage sports headline the other day that was pretty good for the Jersey Journal: FLATTEN THE CURVEBALL
	12:10am Mike W: i feel safe at home
	12:10am Ira: @Hoboken Jack: I wish my title for tonight's show was that good!
	12:11am mariano: Hey Ira and folks.
	12:11am Mike W: wake and Bake McBride
	12:11am BH: My team is in a division where they don't have to go to Texas, Arizona or Florida. But I doubt they'd have an all Central division league this year
	12:13am Rick G: Tuesday greetings, with the K in the moniker taking on new meaning-striking everyone out with killer tunes, bringing the heat.
	12:15am Mike W: things are Tim Teufel over
	12:15am Mike W: i’m supposed to be writing report cards for dogs right now
	12:16am BH: all in all, a year where you can't actually go to the stadium really isn't all that different from the years where you didn't feel like going (applicable to fans of certain teams)
	12:16am Ira: @Mike W: Are you a tough grader?
	12:17am Mike W: Easy grader, tough teacher
	12:18am Mike W: surely we’re in for a reading of “Baseball Altamont” tonight!
	12:20am BH: tonight would have been the All-Star Game in a saner universe
	12:21am TomB: Oh, stadium organ music, super perfect awesome!
	12:22am Chop Scott: Good Evening Ira--all! Cheers!
	12:23am Mike W: @TomB Josh Kantor is the starting organist for the Boston Red Sox
	12:23am Aitch: It's just not cricket!
	12:24am TK: i got Lee May's autograph
	12:26am Mike W: i watched the 1993 All-Star Game with Jonathan Richman, in Minneapolis
	12:27am BH: As for my excitement level.. i'm pretty sure my team isn't good enough to merit endangering people's health. But having something to watch in the evenings would be neat
	12:31am Roberto: Jack Klugman came to our house once when I was a kid. I think he was a bit sloshed at the time.
	12:31am DJFoothills: I wonder if Bernie Williams was the most successful baseball player to make the transition to music?
	12:32am BH: depends on if your definition includes Charley Pride
	12:40am Paper Moog: Please play Terry Allen the son of mlb star Sled Allen
	12:42am Ira: The virtual dj setup makes on-the-fly request-taking all but impossible, so I'm sorry, no Terry Allen tonight.
	12:43am Roberto: How'd that 1919 series turn out?
	12:48am flashbazbo: Really lookin forward to "Talkin' Baseball"s for an hour at 2.
	12:49am Ira: @flashbazbo: Now that's a request I can make happen!
	12:51am Mike W: “all but impossible” — so you’re saying there’s a chance
	12:51am Paper Moog: how about a little Chin music?
	12:52am ?: That's my boy Josh
	12:52am RJ Wilson: The greatest organist on Facebook Live today
	12:53am E. R. Price: Howdy, RJ!!
	12:53am RJ Wilson: Hi Scouter Eric.
	12:54am Derek: For those of you less familiar with organist Josh Kantor, tune into his FB Live show at 3 EDT! 7th-inning stretch is the name.
	12:54am RJ Wilson: Ira was a good guest on Josh's show last week.
	12:54am RTR: Stretchers can't hear enough Josh!
	12:54am Paul Suwan: R.J....you just can't get enough of The Chat, can you?
	12:55am RJ Wilson: Josh takes your requests and raises money for local food banks.
	12:55am E. R. Price: :D
	12:55am RJ Wilson: Hi Paul, my buddy.
	12:56am Paul Suwan: Hi, R.J. #HiToEveryone
	12:56am RJ Wilson: His wonderful wife Reverend Producer Mary makes the show run and daily we get a Super Surprise Special Guest. Today we talked to the President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City.
	12:57am RJ Wilson: Hi Stretchy Timers, one and all.
	12:58am Paper Moog: If that's not possible how about Hyun-jin Ryu song, One After Ninety Nine??
	12:59am Hoboken Jack: Hmm I may attempt to blow this Randle b-side into foul territory. Wait, the sax saved it. Fair enough.
	12:59am rjwilsonkc: I love this one Ira.
	1:00am Hoboken Jack: Maybe that was Steve sax. Ok I'm sorry.
	1:01am Paper Moog: Brian Wilson
	1:01am Ira: @Hoboken Jack: That's hilarious--when the sax solo came on, I almost rejected it. How can you resist a single/mingle rhyme?
	1:02am E. R. Price: RJ, did you get tired of doing math too? :)
	1:02am Ira: @Paper Moog: Coming right up!
	1:02am rjwilsonkc: I logged in and everything, like, I am legit.
	1:02am Paul Suwan: Ben Gibbard mentioned the Lenny Randle song when he was a guest on Josh's show a couple days before you, ira. From the Wheedle's Groove comp, if I'm not mistaken.
	1:03am Paper Moog: who knew that Tim Lincecum had a dorsal fin?
	1:03am rjwilsonkc: Paul, your recall is impressive. It's like you have a spreadsheet of all this or something?
	1:04am Paul Suwan: Haha, no...I'm no spreadsheet man. That's only for the savviest among us. ;-)
	1:04am rjwilsonkc: This takes me back to my years of hosting the Bob Wills Hour on local radio. It was a 30 minute show of music by and about Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys.
	1:06am yippie: its a good time for a one on one ballgame. you can get some cracker jacks just no crowd.
	1:06am RTR: rjwilsonkc, have you shared that in 7IS? Very cool.
	1:06am Roberto: Coming of age in L.A. in the early '80s, we had no shortage of Fernando Valenzuela-related media.
	1:07am yippie: i love hearing bob wills and the texas playboys singing about all those yippie ghost riders in the sky
	1:07am Paper Moog: How about John Sayles of Seacacus, NJ imitating Ring Lardner doing a parody of "You're Forever Blowing Bubbles" sound bite from the Eight Men Out movie? Or did I doze off and miss that one?
	1:08am rjwilsonkc: I may have said it at some point RTR...But I will have to look back and see when.
	1:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love CountrySwing for sorta complicating genre history.
	1:10am Paper Moog: Slovin and Allen are like Scharpling and Wurster after eating clean up crew salvage nachos at the old Yankee stadium
	1:10am rjwilsonkc: Pee Wee had an accordion in the band.
	1:10am E. R. Price: Great tune!
	1:11am rjwilsonkc: Josh Kantor of Seventh Inning Stretch 2020 on Facebook is an accordionist too.
	1:12am Paper Moog: I'm glad this is radio because that makes me want to "tug" my sal maglie...
	1:15am rjwilsonkc: Soothing music taking us all off to dreamland.
	1:15am E. R. Price: I'm about ready for dreamland to tell the truth...
	1:19am Paul Suwan: C'mon Stretchers! #onlythestrongsurvive (j/k)
	1:20am rjwilsonkc: Stretchy Timers are a loyal group who hang in for multiple hours a day.
	1:21am rjwilsonkc: But as RPM says, we must find our hope...and finding your hope is more difficult when you're butt dragin' tired the next day.
	1:21am Paper Moog: Hyun-jin Ryu had successful Dr John surgery such that he can now position his fielders to be in the right place at the wrong time.
	1:22am E. R. Price: Im diggin' this tune.
	1:23am rjwilsonkc: Me too Eric. Remember, Sajdak is a good name for baseball.
	1:23am paulsuwan: I hear you, R.J.
	1:23am Paper Moog: Wait, there's music, too?
	1:23am E. R. Price: Def a good name for baseball!
	1:24am rjwilsonkc: I am enjoying the pictures Ira is posting on the playlist too. No wonder he and Josh get along so well.
	1:25am rjwilsonkc: I hear my main man Josh.
	1:26am rjwilsonkc: That's his home organ in his living room you guys.
	1:27am rjwilsonkc: LOL....glorified T-ball.
	1:28am E. R. Price: It's okay if Josh's music stops suddenly, Ira. Just shout "Musical chairs!" We'll all get it. :)
	1:30am SueJ: Another stretcher tuning in. Good to hear. It was good to hear you on the Stretch the other day, Ira.
	1:30am rjwilsonkc: LOL Eric. Do people play musical chairs at this time of the evening? Hi Sue!
	1:31am SSteve: Another Stretcher checking in. Love hearing Josh play.
	1:31am RTR: Stretchers from US and Korea have checked in on the 7IS chat tonight (some of us are in Weds while others are still in Tuesday).
	1:32am E. R. Price: Musical chairs!
	1:33am rjwilsonkc: I just crossed into Wednesday. Hi Steve!
	1:34am sufferwords: I miss baseball more than any other aspect of the olden times / future baseball isn’t baseball it’s pure commerce, the bombast and hectoring screens once foreign to Dodger stadium now overwhelm- gimme Vin Scully on the am crowd - unified thought and feeling narrated by one of our greatest of American poets
	1:34am rjwilsonkc: I hope the network executives are tuning in. This is good radio.
	1:35am Paper Moog: Nibbling at the corners of the plate, as it were
	1:35am Hubig Pie: Summer with no baseball is like toast with no butter
	1:36am E. R. Price: True, sufferwords! That's why I still prefer my baseball on the radio. Even watching on TV, I turn the vol down and turn the radio on.
	1:37am sufferwords: oh.... Dodgers this year- I’ll take an asterisk ring- fookin Astro be sportin theirs without worry the Trumpesque cheaters
	1:37am Paper Moog: markweiss86.com...
	1:37am rjwilsonkc: sufferwords, if I am honest, one of the most admirable traits of Josh Kantor and his wife Mary is that they have done their show for 111 days straight to help people through the pandemic on a zero dollar budget. The baseball components of the show are a wonderful addition that takes me back to those Denny matthews on the AM Radio days.
	1:37am sufferwords: and Love and Mercy nailed it
	1:38am Paper Moog: It’s two clippings from game 1 of the 1973 series, Willie Mays striking out then Campy sliding into first base. Hair of the dog
	1:39am SSteve: Ira, I know you already played Barbara Manning with S.F. Seals, but if you have her solo album One Perfect Green Blanket, Straw Man would fit the baseball-adjacent theme.
	1:39am BH: now that I think about it, with the Roberto Clemente song going... are there a lot of songs whose lyrics are pretty much "this song is about a specific famous person"? maybe we're too cynical to do that these days but..
	1:40am Ira: @SSteve: Straw material on its way, but of a very different stripe.
	1:41am rjwilsonkc: Nice work Steve.
	1:42am SSteve: ❤️
	1:43am rjwilsonkc: I feel so hip and cosmopolitan listening to these songs as I mill around the empty house.
	1:43am JackieH: Another 7th Inning Stretcher here. I said I would be at work on the night shift. Finally got a break to listen! I confess though, I'm in St. Louis and a Cards fan. Love to listen to Josh and RPM though....I lived in Boston in the 70's. Hi RJ!
	1:44am rjwilsonkc: It's like NY/NJ is in my living room, just like having Boston in my living room daily. Hi Jackie.
	1:44am RTR: Jackie H., we love stretchy fans of all teams - even those highlanders :)
	1:45am RabidRabbit: @BH The best song about a specific famous person is "The Parable of Glen McGrath's Haircut" by an Australian band "TISM". It's also about a cricket player so sort of fits into the baseball theme, hehe:)
	1:45am rjwilsonkc: I bet there are some Highlander fans in here too.
	1:45am BH: acknowledging the Denny Matthews acknowledgement.. guess I should listen to some games on the radio if Denny is in the booth. He's been skipping most road games for a few years anyways
	1:46am Dungaroos Kipawah: Joe E Brown’s the champ—ELMER THE GREAT! One of best baseball movies ever, up there w The Bad News Bears and Bingo Long.
	1:46am Paper Moog: rjwilsonkc: Stretchy Timers are a loyal group who hang in for multiple hours a day, whereas “Stretchy Timmers” are a weird cult of San Francisco baseball fans who had their femurs removed to emulate the long stride of The Freak Tim Lincecum
	1:46am rjwilsonkc: Man, Ira, I love a good country waltz. Thank you.
	1:47am rjwilsonkc: LOL....that's hilarious, and I hope not true. I'm midwestern and a little gullible.
	1:48am paulsuwan: That sounds like something Josh would invent, doesn't it R.J.?
	1:49am SSteve: I love Camper so much. It's a crime that they aren't living comfortably off royalties.
	1:50am RTR: Paper Moog: lol!
	1:50am rjwilsonkc: As soon as I read Paper Moog's comment I immediately thought...that sounds exactly like something Josh would say between songs.
	1:50am Paper Moog: Not to be confused with Tim Stretch a fighter pilot serving our country likely this very hour from San Francisco whose brother Brian Stretch a former US attorney who was in the rotation with future Giant Mike Remlinger
	1:51am rjwilsonkc: BH, thank you for acknowledging Denny. He's slowed down a little. But he's such a font of baseball knowledge. He has trained Ryan well.
	1:51am Hubig Pie: Calypso Bob
	1:51am JackieH: Then RPM would write it on a sticky note star and post it on the bulletin board!
	1:52am rjwilsonkc: That previous comment was for you Paul....yes Jackie, a commendation. Paper Moog would be a good viewer for Josh's show. Speaking of Josh. Ain't no mountain high.
	1:53am Paper Moog: The only true thing I’ve said in 40 comments and six weeks is the bit about the fighter pilot the US attorney and left hander Remlinger... the rest were what mark Twain would call “stretchers”
	1:53am JackieH: Go Josh!
	1:54am Paper Moog: Nibbling at the corner of a baseball theme
	2:00am Mike W: man, two punk rock songs in a row?
	2:01am Paper Moog: Camper van Beethoven made enough from Michael Moore “Bowling for Columbine” take the skinheads synch license that Victor Krummenacher was able to buy a house — but then the band was successfully sued by campy campaneris so ironically enough they are all back in Santa Cruz living in a streamliner
	2:01am rjwilsonkc: That song is making my popcorn taste bad.
	2:01am Mark G: Any truth to the rumor that YLT are part of the mysterious sixth ownership group to submit a bid for the Mets??
	2:02am BH: Denny has all the power of institutional memory because he's been around 50 years and also a lot of ability for figuring out what could happen next. The radio teams not traveling on road games is sort of a tribute to old time broadcasts inspired by the whole situation. So maybe some of the non-traveling home broadcasters get some extra road games this year if they don't need to fly.
	2:02am Paper Moog: You mean, the 1964 Topps complete set?
	2:04am Ken From Hyde Park: Hello. Tax Man says I should fund my Ira. Unfortunately, I'm all out of check blanks.
	2:04am SSteve: Here's that Straw material we were promised.
	2:04am rjwilsonkc: Good points BH. He's also like a psychologist. He knows the personalities and can see the behaviors before they manifest. Yordano Ventura was one who was tough for him to figure out. But he got there eventually.
	2:05am Frankie A: Old School Hollywood by System of A Down?
	2:05am Ira: @SSteve: promised / threatened--tomayto / tomahto
	2:05am paulsuwan: Ira did say there was some Straw material coming. Brilliant (maybe)!
	2:06am Ira: Playa / say-a -- that's rhyming!
	2:07am E. R. Price: Ira, you mean "alfredo gelato"
	2:08am E. R. Price: Obscure 7IS reference
	2:08am paulsuwan: Let's call the whole thing off...Eric. What do you say?
	2:09am E. R. Price: :D
	2:09am rjwilsonkc: Let's talk about that chord progression.
	2:10am BH: wonder if there's a 3rd song involving one of the 80s Mets because I heard a Dwight Gooden rap on here around March 2019
	2:10am JackieH: Josh getting all fancy there.
	2:11am rjwilsonkc: He sounds like Nancy on this track Jackie...I agree.
	2:12am rjwilsonkc: Say it Eric.
	2:12am E. R. Price: Musical chairs!
	2:12am rjwilsonkc: Hooray!
	2:13am E. R. Price: Loving this playlist, Ira!
	2:13am rjwilsonkc: We should have had a bingo card for this show.
	2:14am E. R. Price: That would have been a great idea
	2:14am JackieH: We were spoiled for many many years listening to the great Ernie Hayes, the stadium organist at Busch Stadium St. Louis.
	2:14am Rik: Hello from the West Coast! Know you only have 45 mins left in your set, Ira, but suggest any tune from Dan Bern’s “Doubleheader” album of baseball tunes: https://danbern.bandcamp.com/album/doubleheader
	2:16am Mark G: Is that a cast??
	2:16am rjwilsonkc: I watched the breakdown of Don Zimmer getting thrown to the ground the other day.
	2:16am JackieH: Now we have Dwayne Hilton. He's good too. Nothing can beat "Here Comes the King" while the Clydesdales take a lap around the warning track!
	2:17am rjwilsonkc: Ketchup Mustard Relish.
	2:18am rjwilsonkc: Man I loved getting to see the Clydesdales when I was a kid. That was a good border fight between the Royals and the Cardinals. I grew up in southeast Kansas and both teams were fighting for those fans.
	2:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kewl that I don't give a wad of chew about sportsball but groove to this anyroad.
	2:19am Ira: @Revolution Rabbit: That's what I was hoping for!
	2:19am paulsuwan: Great one, Ira! Josh also played this once on the Stretch.
	2:19am RTR: rjwilson: are you having a traffic light hot dog right now?
	2:20am RTR: paulsuwan: Note to self - check the spreadsheet for this song. Listen later today.
	2:21am paulsuwan: It was only played once, I think, RTR. Can't remember when exactly, but not too far back I don't think.
	2:21am Paper Moog: Jonathan Richman is six months older than Dwight Evans
	2:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah looks like yer Rawkin' both sides of the street @ once.
	2:23am Roberto: Don Zimmer was born looking 80 years old.
	2:27am rjwilsonkc: They say that he'll be there playing Ira...and have piped in fan noise.
	2:27am SSteve: Yay, Josh!
	2:28am rjwilsonkc: Me too Ira. Me too.
	2:29am Paper Moog: Reminds me of “I won’t Need that Tube of K-Y With Don Mossi as My Wingman” by Gaylord Perry
	2:31am Ira: @rjwilsonkc: I was trying to say that YOU won't be there. It's increasingly hard to speak clearly as the show goes on. And I'm not so great at midnight.
	2:33am Paper Moog: 1963 – In his only at bat with the Orioles, Buster Narum goes deep off Cleveland southpaw Don Mossi....
	2:33am rjwilsonkc: I will definitely not be there. You are correct. But I am considering a MLB TV subscription just so I can tune in and hear Josh play during the games. I may need to write the commissioner and tell him that's why I subscribed.
	2:33am JackieH: Gotta leave the party for a bit...new patient just arrived and needs my attention.
	2:33am E. R. Price: Great bass line in this tune
	2:33am rjwilsonkc: Bye Jackie...go get em.
	2:34am glennfromglendale: This show is so great, I’m a bartender and we close at 10pm these days so I come home and dive into this goodness Love your show Ira!
	2:35am rjwilsonkc: Good call Eric, that bass is jammin.
	2:36am E. R. Price: It's great that there are still stations like this out there. I listened off and on today (thanks to 7IS) and WFMU is doing great things. Might just have to donate and make this a regular stop!
	2:38am Ira: Welcome, E.R.--there is nothing like WFMU. I say that as a long-time listener who is thrilled to do shows here.
	2:38am Tookie Wuthry Guffy: where can you listen to past games like the prison said radio announced baseball games? are there archives or classics?
	2:39am Tookie Wuthry Guffy: person+** said
	2:43am Paper Moog: It’s been so long since I’ve felt this way...
	2:44am Roberto: Oh yeah I also went to Walter Matthau's house a couple of times. So both versions of Oscar Madison are covered.
	2:44am BH: some people have uploaded radio calls of games to YouTube because it's YouTube and a variety of things are up there
	2:45am rjwilsonkc: This show has been great Ira, thank you.
	2:45am rjwilsonkc: I love a good polka.
	2:47am SSteve: Yeah, thanks so much, Ira. I'm so glad I got led here from 7IS. This is what radio is supposed to be. (BTW, I was in a band where one of our songs was about how crappy radio is because they don't play Bettie Serveert or Yo La Tengo. https://music.apple.com/us/album/radio/267293499?i=267294627)
	2:47am RTR: Roberto: I asked in the 7IS chat if anyone else was old enough to remember Jack Klugman and friends getting sloshed on Match Game PM after I saw your earlier comment. ;)
	2:47am glennfromglendale: Someone needs to make sure Ken Burns hears this show so he can realize he should have hired Ira to handle the tunes for “Baseball”
	2:48am Roberto: Ha! Yeah speaking of Match Game, Brett was with him when he came over.
	2:48am Ira: @Roberto: !!!!
	2:49am Ira: Thanks so much for listening and thanks for commenting and thanks to Josh for making this show special. Enjoy the last 10 minutes!
	2:49am E. R. Price: Pandemic plusses - discovering great things like 7IS, WFMU, and communities of folks who love the same things I do--baseball and music! Tonight's show has been outstanding, Ira!
	2:50am Paper Moog: Speaking of which, Billy Martin could have a side project called Clay Carroll where all the parts are ceramic percussion devices
	2:50am E. R. Price: And, yeah. I put some in the till. Gotta keep freeform radio free!
	2:55am rjwilsonkc: What's this show called. I'll donate too.
	2:55am glennfromglendale: Agreed ER, the pandemic had me trying to Dj to myself for too long. I revisited WFMU and took my hand off the wheel. Incredible brain food and soul fodder in awful times.
	2:56am E. R. Price: I just donated to the station overall.
	2:56am Ira: @rjwilsonkic: pledge.wfmu.org...
	2:57am Roberto: Sry, no moar donations for a while from me. Wife's already pissed I donated in March.
	2:57am E. R. Price: Yeah, Glenn. I've been trying too hard to curate music to get me through the day rather than enjoying the freedom of just listening and the thrill of discovery.
	2:57am Ira: Not soliciting donations! Only answering questions.
	2:58am Rik: Thanks for a fun (late) night, Ira! ⚾️
	2:58am Clem Kadiddlehopper: Thank You Ira
	2:58am Paper Moog: No joy in Mudville tonight
	2:59am rjwilsonkc: Donation made...and I love stickers and T-shirts. Thanks for exposing Josh to more folks Ira.
	2:59am E. R. Price: Great job, Ira! This has been a blast!
	2:59am JackieH: Got back just in time for the end! Great show Ira....I'll try to listen more when I'm on the night shift in the ER.
	2:59am RTR: Thanks so much Ira. Great show!
	2:59am paulsuwan: Thanks for a great show, Ira! It flew by!
	2:59am rjwilsonkc: Great show indeed. Loved it.
	3:00am Kristine: Thank you!! That was a lot of fun
	3:00am Derek: Thanks Ira, for the baseball themed show! 7th-Inning Stretchers are appreciative!
	3:00am rjwilsonkc: See ya Eric, KMR, Derek, RTR and all the stretchy timers.
	3:01am JackieH: I'll be sleeping off the night shift during 7IR later. See you on Thursday.
	3:01am Hackensack Slim: Great Job, Ira. Hit the Showers.
	3:01am Barnaby: Thanks Ira, great last part of the show. I'll check the archives for the beginning
	3:01am E. R. Price: G'night, stretchers!!
	3:01am rjwilsonkc: And Paul and Kathryn, good night.

Ira: Playlist from July 15, 2020

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