WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from June 29, 2011

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Tilt	One Day		Lookout!	1992	7"
Cotton Mather	Miss Information		Biffco	1993	7"
The Mice	Ancient Mystery	For Almost Ever Scooter	Scat	2004 (1985)	MP3		0:12:49 (Pop‑up)
Nick Lowe	Born a Woman	Jesus of Cool 30th Anniversary edition	Yep Roc	2007 (1978)	CD		0:16:24 (Pop‑up)
Brownsville Station	Barefootin'		Big Tree	1973	7"		0:18:37 (Pop‑up)
Blue Cheer	Summertime Blues		Mercury	1968	7"		0:21:27 (Pop‑up)
Elvis Costello	The Other Side of Summer	Mighty Like a Rose	WB	1991	CD		0:24:59 (Pop‑up)

Lunachicks	Insomnia	Jerk of All Trades	Go Kart	1995	CD		0:37:40 (Pop‑up)
Gone	Exiled From Alternative Nation		Carbon 14	199?	7"	4-band EP with 6 Finger Satellite and others	0:40:57 (Pop‑up)
The Insomniacs	The World Disappears		Umbrella	1992	7"		0:44:26 (Pop‑up)
New Pornographers	Myriad Harbour		Matador	2007	7"		0:48:32 (Pop‑up)
Crystal Stilts	Shake The Shackles		Slumberland	2010	7"		0:52:15 (Pop‑up)
Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich	You Know What I Want		Fontana	1966	7"		0:55:51 (Pop‑up)
Tremeloes	Suddenly You Love Me		Epic	1968	7"		0:58:18 (Pop‑up)

The Replacements	We'll Inherit the Earth	Don't Tell a Soul	Sire/Reprise	1989	MP3		1:07:48 (Pop‑up)
Circus Lupus	Heathen		Dischord	1993	7"		1:11:38 (Pop‑up)
Mission of Burma	Eyes Of Men	Forget	Taang!	1988	LP		1:14:16 (Pop‑up)
Dexys Midnight Runners	Breakin' Down The Walls Of Heartache		EMI	1983	LP		1:16:52 (Pop‑up)
Alisa	"Krasnoie na Chernom"				CD		1:20:26 (Pop‑up)
Big Audio Dynamite	Limbo the Law	No. 10, Upping St.	CBS	1986	LP		1:25:09 (Pop‑up)
Siouxie and the Banshees	Overground Voices	The Thorn EP	Wonderland	1984	12"		1:29:35 (Pop‑up)

Caravelli	Gimme Gimme Gimme (a Man after Midnight)		CBS	1980	LP		1:40:26 (Pop‑up)
Looking Glass	Wooly Eyes		Epic	1973	7"		1:44:09 (Pop‑up)
Heart	Magazine	Magazine	Mushroom	1978	LP		1:48:40 (Pop‑up)
Glen Campbell	Time	Galveston	Capitol	1969	LP		1:54:43 (Pop‑up)
Willie Nelson	On The Street Where You Live		American Classic	2009	MP3		1:57:27 (Pop‑up)

Jay and the Americans	Come A Little Bit Closer		UA Silver Spotlight Series	orig 1964	7"		2:04:17 (Pop‑up)

Listener comments!

12:01pm ndbob:

heya Amanda!

12:03pm Amanda:

Hey ndbob! Welcome. :-)

12:05pm ndbob:

All set up in the new studio then?

12:08pm Lizardner Dave:

Live or Memorex this week?

12:10pm Amanda:

Live from studio C! Man, it's a different world, than where ya come from...

12:11pm efd:

Studio C! You pioneer, you!

12:13pm Amanda:

Ahhhh, I just figured out how to make everything louder. NOW we have a show!

12:14pm Lizardner Dave:

And as Andy Breckman says, everything is funnier if you make it LOUDER!

12:16pm Amanda:

That's true! Loudness also helps to make people understand you if you don't speak the same language.

12:23pm ndbob:

I can hear you:)

12:24pm efd:

yes, we can hear you fine! And the music bed is suitably in the background.

12:24pm Lizardner Dave:

What? Just kidding. Sounds fine.

12:24pm van:

Loud and clear :)

12:25pm Richard from Venezuela:

Hello amanda and all the listeners.

12:27pm Richard from Venezuela:

You're voice is so sexy.

12:28pm Lizardner Dave:

Your line of work is one of the things I'm considering doing when I quit the rat race in another decade or so.

12:30pm ndbob:

Dog walking sounds just fine - I have a friend who is a dog groomer.

12:32pm van:

I worked in Newark for a month, and remember someone talking about dog walkers and how amazingly much money they make? I was surprised. But it's very cool I think

12:32pm Brian in UK:

Hello Amanda & everone from Spencer the Beagle pup.
You seem to play Elvis C as the last record of a set. Is there a theme here? He enquired lanquidly.
More Delgadoes.

12:33pm Richard from Venezuela:

This lunachicks song kick ass.

12:39pm efd:

This is still one of my all-time favorite Insomniacs songs.

One of my all-time favorite songs by anyone, really.

12:42pm Amanda:

Hi, all of you who checked in while I was talking!!! And a special hello to Spencer.

efd, mine too. Not just because of the excellent shirt Mike is wearing on the picture sleeve

12:44pm Amanda:

Brian -- no real theme, but I do usually like to end the first set with a song that I love, or that I know, or that everybody knows.

12:51pm Brian in UK:

Cool, please do not think there is any critical path analysis going on here. I had forgotten 'bout Mighty. Used to have a copy, where did it go.
Still looking for my Kool & the Gang records.
'We are scientists. Yeah yeah yeah'.

12:51pm ndbob:

Ad Dave Dee etc.. I bought the LP this is on when it was new.

12:54pm ndbob:

woops Ah

12:54pm Brian in UK:

DD,D,B,M &T did a track of silence on one of their albums like John Cage I believe.
These tracks are taking me back Amanda. You know when you havn't heard them for years but find yourself singing along knowing the words, scary.

12:57pm Bridget:

Hey Amanda! Glad I am off today to listen!

1:01pm Drummer Some:

Just home now! Wee Amanda!

1:03pm Amanda:

Awesome, glad I could transport you Brian!

Hi, Bridget!!! I am so glad too. Hope you like.

Yay! Doug is home! :-)

1:05pm Chop Scott:

Amanda!

Loving the Scenario...

1:06pm Amanda:

Hey Chop Scott, glad to have you on board.

This record SAYS it is to be played at 45 RPM. IT SAYS THIS. Note that it is to be played at 33 1/3 RPM. What's with this anti-DJ subversion?

1:08pm Brian in UK:

Have you completed the Intuition in a darkened room at 3 in the morning course yet?

1:09pm seang:

Nice to see "Don't Tell a Soul" getting some airplay

1:16pm Amanda:

Thanks seang! It is not my favorite Replacements album, but I do like it fine...

FYI, it will take me a while to catch up on the full discography info for most of these, but I will fill it all out soon enough...

1:20pm Carmichael:

Amazing Amanda, how are ya? (Or how about 'Mazin' 'Manda?) Anyway, thanks for Nick Lowe and Dexy. Looking forward to rest of set.

1:21pm Amanda:

Hi Carmichael!

1:21pm Carmichael:

Hey, UK Bob! My kids just got a puppy named Spencer! I kid you not. Cairn terrier.

1:23pm Carmichael:

UK Brian, sorry ...

1:23pm Richard from Venezuela:

This set is terrific. Good selection Amanda.

1:26pm Brian in UK:

Our name came from a connection to English artist Stanley Spencer for some reason. I have got a copy of a self portrait of his when he was about 23. He is the spit of Townes van Zandt!
It has to be a name that you can call out in public, know what I mean?

1:28pm hamburger / london:

wfmu streaming + both games of wimbledon at the same time... I'm giving it all she's got capt'n!! :)

1:28pm Carmichael:

Exactly, Brian. My dogs must have human names. Ours is named after Spencer Davis.

1:29pm Richard from Venezuela:

@hamburguer. Federer lost :(

1:29pm Brian in UK:

Keep on running!!

1:29pm listener james from westwood:

whoo, sorry i'm late. friend took me out for a belated b'day lunch. hope all are well!

1:29pm Carmichael:

He he ...

1:30pm Brian in UK:

Happy belated. LJfW. Hic hic.

1:34pm Drummer Some:

Can we expect you from Studio D next week?

1:34pm listener james from westwood:

Thanks, Brian!
Playlist looks tasty. Looking forward to the archive.
Wasn't this disco riff sampled/boosted on a Madonna track?

1:35pm Amanda:

Doug -- Studio Z, more like.

ljfw, yep, you're right about Madonna.

1:36pm ndbob:

never heard a cover version of this song before

1:36pm Brian in UK:

Carmichael, that expression you used 'I kid you not' has been going round what's left of my brain. Humphrey Bogart as the main character in The Caine Mutiny used it as I remember.

1:39pm listener james from westwood:

Brian, you're correct on the Caine Mutiny count. Weird to see Bogey as such an against-type, passive figure in that film. Also love José Ferrer's tirade at the reception after the trial.

1:39pm Drummer Some:

There used to be a record shack on the L.E.S. called Gimmee Gimmee. I bet they would LOVE this show.

1:40pm ndbob:

jack Paar used it too I think.

1:40pm listener james from westwood:

Jack Paar probably had a better lock on where the missing strawberries were than Queeg.

1:41pm listener james from westwood:

I might have to queue up a "Mister Roberts"/"Caine Mutiny" twofer on Netflix now.

1:44pm Brian in UK:

LJfW it's fritata tonight guess if you've eaten you can keep the row boat in dock this time!!

1:46pm Amanda:

Awww, I remember Gimmee Gimmee I think? I don't remember ever going in there though.

1:47pm Brian in UK:

It's beer o'clock over here.

Trainer wheels off now, Amanda. Looking good, just heed the Drummer if I may be so bold.

1:48pm Carmichael:

"Gimme Gimme" is also a phrase in a Nick Lowe song.
I can't remember where I heard the "I kid you not" thing. It always seemed so East Coast to me. I think I remember Paulie Walnuts saying "I shit you not."

1:53pm Carmichael:

Who's tickling the ivories on this song?

1:54pm ndbob:

Excellent show Amanda!

1:55pm listener james from westwood:

Brian, I can always make room for fritatas. I'll get the boat and the beer ready.

1:57pm Carmichael:

Thank you, ma'am. See you again soon!

1:58pm Amanda:

Thanks, you guys!

1:58pm listener james from westwood:

I'll be ticking off the minutes until the archive goes up so I can delve in from the start. Thanks, A, & welcome back!

1:59pm van:

Nice show Amanda. Enjoyed it!

1:59pm Brian in UK:

Look forward to it. Top job, Amanda.

You know what I've been thinking of, records with yodeling. The Vogues 'Five O'clock World' being a wonderful example.

1:59pm Amanda:

Aww, thanks ljfw. Happy birthday! Thanks Van, too. :-)

Brian -- WHOA. Great mix CD idea.

2:06pm Amanda:

Oh hold up, Caravelli is Canadian, not French.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from June 29, 2011

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