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Ira |
I Am Sitting in a Room
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0:00:00 (Pop‑up) |
Ira the K theme | 0:08:54 (Pop‑up) | |
The Exotics |
Let Me Be a Part of You
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0:11:08 (Pop‑up) |
Christmas |
Hot Dog
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0:13:24 (Pop‑up) |
Paul Bley & Scorpio |
Ictus
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0:15:51 (Pop‑up) |
Hayes Shepherd |
The Peddler and His Wife
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0:19:59 (Pop‑up) |
Alvarius B. |
Obelisk
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0:23:13 (Pop‑up) |
Music behind DJ: Plas Johnson |
One Mint Julep ![]() |
0:25:56 (Pop‑up) |
Frankie Yankovic |
Play Ball
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0:30:15 (Pop‑up) |
Len Bright Combo |
All Charm
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0:32:48 (Pop‑up) |
The Youngbloods |
On Beautiful Lake Spenard
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0:34:54 (Pop‑up) |
Nancy Wilson |
Alright, Okay, You Win
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0:39:41 (Pop‑up) |
Alvvays |
Your Type
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0:42:00 (Pop‑up) |
The Dream Syndicate |
People Make the World Go Round
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0:44:02 (Pop‑up) |
The Rock Revival |
Motor Cycle Meredith
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0:49:59 (Pop‑up) |
The Rezillos |
I Can't Stand My Baby
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0:52:07 (Pop‑up) |
Checkmates LTD |
Got to See "U" Soon
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0:54:26 (Pop‑up) |
Music behind DJ: Plas Johnson |
Tanya ![]() |
0:58:25 (Pop‑up) |
Will Rigby |
Sin Corzaon
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1:05:31 (Pop‑up) |
American Four |
Luci Baines
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1:10:13 (Pop‑up) |
Cilla Black |
One Two Three
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1:12:43 (Pop‑up) |
75 Dollar Bill |
C or T (verso)
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1:14:54 (Pop‑up) |
Animal Hospital |
Absolute
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1:17:46 (Pop‑up) |
Rod Rogers |
The Watusi Whing Ding Girl
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1:32:24 (Pop‑up) |
Eartha Kitt |
Come On-A My House
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1:34:28 (Pop‑up) |
Music behind DJ: Plas Johnson |
Grease Patrol ![]() |
1:36:17 (Pop‑up) |
James Elkington |
Rendlesham Way
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1:41:51 (Pop‑up) |
RZA |
Gangster's Theme
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1:46:25 (Pop‑up) |
The Trypes |
The Undertow
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1:46:55 (Pop‑up) |
Derrick Harriott |
Born to Love You
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1:50:24 (Pop‑up) |
Daniel Carter / Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz / Kevin Zubek |
Zhong Guo
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1:52:45 (Pop‑up) |
Os Selvagens |
Voce Nao Liga Pra Mim
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1:54:45 (Pop‑up) |
Joe Tex |
Cut It Out
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1:56:55 (Pop‑up) |
Fatback Band |
Let the Drums Speak
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1:59:06 (Pop‑up) |
The Upsetters |
Too Bad Cow
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2:02:50 (Pop‑up) |
Music behind DJ: Plas Johnson |
Red Cider ![]() |
2:05:51 (Pop‑up) |
Marisa Anderson |
Farther Along
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2:10:59 (Pop‑up) |
Le Grand Kalle, Don Gonzalo & Manu Dibango |
Africa Boogaloo
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2:13:05 (Pop‑up) |
The Miamis |
She Sure Works Hard (at Lovin' Me)
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2:16:37 (Pop‑up) |
Modern Nature |
Turbulence
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2:19:29 (Pop‑up) |
Systematics |
Flowers on the Wall
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2:23:06 (Pop‑up) |
Soft Boys |
If You Know Time
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2:26:15 (Pop‑up) |
Siouxsie & the Banshees |
Christine
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2:29:19 (Pop‑up) |
Jim Reeves |
Oh, How I Miss You Tonight
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2:32:18 (Pop‑up) |
Music behind DJ: Plas Johnson |
Dungaree Hop ![]() |
2:34:16 (Pop‑up) |
Connie Francis |
La Bamba
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2:37:21 (Pop‑up) |
Rami and the Reliables |
Planes Over Lawrence
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2:39:43 (Pop‑up) |
Louis Jordan |
A Man's Best Friend Is a Bed
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2:42:11 (Pop‑up) |
Bill Tatman and the Rampagers |
What's Wrong with You
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2:49:05 (Pop‑up) |
Mick Turner |
Angel four
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2:51:24 (Pop‑up) |
Chuck McCann |
outro
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2:55:46 (Pop‑up) |
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Listener comments!
Morning, Ira. Hope Ken's well.
I wish I'd heard this at all early age. The long original is arguably not great for radio, but if so totally worth listening to.
That don't scare me
The long Lucier version is much clearer re: resonance vs. whatever is creating that screeching which does not sound like room resonance to me.
I don't believe for a moment that you're letting this go two hours. The jumps from generation to generation are huge and well... obviously the structure has no mandated end point, but ... yeah... there it is.
smoke 'em if ya got 'em
How goes it
is where our thoughts & prayers go
to dry up.
can be found
strung from the rear window of a Jersey City tenement
and stretching all the way to the old mulberry tree
in the corner of the yard.
we may very well be related
Greetings from Seattle!
Hey Earth Walker.
quote of the week !
to catch Korean Baseball on ESPN
("You don’t wake up one morning and decide to be a drug addict. It takes at least three months’ shooting twice a day to get any habit at all." W.S.B.)
Earth Walker. Fine here really. I had to make an emergency trip across London yesterday which involved going on a train. I’m still recovering from the excitement and novelty.
@TDK60: My dad (Giants fan) told me about walking from the Polo Grounds to Yankee Stadium to take in two games a day.
Lockdown is now get out
Excitement and Novelty followed
My dad worked up and down Bleeker in the fifties: Kettle of Fish, Minetta's, Derby Steakhouse. For a while I could always get a drink or even a meal along there, but everything has changed ownership or closed now.
it's easy to assume it's a rip-off (being a straight cover and all!) but maybe for your love was based on this?
Hey, Mariano, coela!
Will this be a regular time slot for you now that summer is coming?
(unless when compared to not waking up at all, then it's ok)
It’s now almost a year
I’m still connecting The dots
We do online live yoga Twice a week
Gonna be looking for in the flesh classes soon Been doin yoga awhile
That sounds so cool you do it in the garden !
sending Love out
Try to brush me back again and I'm charging the mound
(idah no)
@DavidinLondon: What TDK60 describes is about right. Clubs and venues back then — back before my time — were cool with kids as long as there was a guardian and nothing was distracting or got out of hand.
(I'm really not; fallen far from my days of glory!)
Mimicry, symmetry and lies . . Repetition, foundations and pain . .
Fish bowls, wishing wells and dives . .
Driving forward, counting in reverse, using quotations, throwing stones . .
Making lists, keeping track of time . .
Over estimation under the weather . . Floating in on waves . . A coating. Slicing remedy spiral down the side . . Alternating ceaselessly . . Drowning a drum's bride . .
Borrowing paper from yesterday's Sun . . Viking walking dumps oil . . Sand hammer hands wave for shark's tooth found smile.
Open pattern leaking eyes on funerary rail lines . . Material drawn into protective zone . .
Reverse inversion of harmonic cuddle . . Fish stains on brick mirrors tapping . . Shaking hand on flying baby sworn . . Preface slide pendulum tremor glide . . Portals of magnification sip softly on another side winding.
I’m here all week. Try the duck. Chin music
Hope to make it back before the end.
Really loving it, Ira! Thanks for an excellent show.
L8r, pals.
work is overrated
A life time ago.
My one hope for NYC in this Coronoavirus mess is the silver lining of perhaps those two things changing — or being eliminated — as local bars, restaurants and venues struggle with a dead economy.
Seems like wacky sociology until you think about it a bit; raising the drinking age like that effectively smothers a creative class.
long time no see
hey Martinibomb!
And Martinibomb, hiyeeeee!
Also, there’s fog in NY harbor on a sunny day because man… Those foghorns I am hearing are off the hook!
@David, I like all things pub rock!
many
clicky-stars
Thanks Ira! Thanks skeleton crew!
take care folks
Didn’t do my yoga class Monday for Qi Chong it was amazing but but but threw out the back a bit yesterday not the first time
This to shall pass
Enjoying sunny nice Nice weather
How’s New York and you
in Camden Town (a side street) where the 7 Kevins were regulars .. and a raucous place on the Brixton road just south of the police station??? Many a night spent there. There was a nearby fish and chip shop that illeagally sold cans wrapped in newspaper
My new favorite thing