WFMU: Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from September 17, 2011

Listener comments!
	3:10am Andrew: Hi Bill, nice music you got going tonight ^_^
	3:11am Looms: Hello Bill! Good night/morning everyone.
	3:15am Bill Mac: morning gents! You're a wee bit earlier this morning than usual, which is a good thing
	3:25am Looms: Fell asleep earlier than usual last evening...
	3:26am Andrew: this song is nice, Kamuran Akkor. Hi Looms It's about to storm here I think, hopefully the power doesn't cut out! Good that you are on during the day here ^_^
	3:31am T-Zero: Morning, guys.
	3:34am Looms: @Andrew: seems it's gonna be an "indoor weekend" here too Hello T-0, how are things?
	3:36am Andrew: Hi T-zero! This moto Moindo track is quite an upbeat dancy song. I like this stuff ^_^
	3:36am T-Zero: Oh, not too bad Looms. A couple minor gripes, but otherwise fine. Hope you all are fine.
	3:38am T-Zero: Hi, Andrew. How's Victoria this later afternoon?
	3:39am T-Zero: Oh, nevermind. I just read you say it's about to storm.
	3:39am Andrew: well, the other song was dancy enough, but now i want to rock out. Erotica, mmm good groove to it. Was really warm earlier but now the clouds have come over & it seems it's about to storm.
	3:41am T-Zero: No storms here, but it's been wet and cold. That's one of my gripes. lol I wanted to turn on the furnace to warm up some, but it's not working. :(
	3:42am jamief: jeees Bill it's 8.30 am here in the UK....that Man track is just way tooooo early...or late, depending on your perspective :)
	3:44am Looms: Sex is good in the morning too
	3:46am Bill Mac: Weather is good here, finally got the summer out of the way, which I always miss... it happens way too fast too.... yeah, sorry Jamie, I was aware that there was some moaning on that track, just didn't think it was going to enter into "moving furniture" territory. I was also trying to carry on a serious conversation here while she was... uh.... busy....
	3:47am Bill Mac: I admire your enthusiasm Mr Looms...
	3:49am mgmg: That's what she said ....
	3:50am Marmalade Kitty: Hello Bill & all!
	3:51am Bill Mac: Kitty & mgmg in the house!
	3:53am Andrew: Hi mgmg & Marmalade Kitty! This Overtones song is good. Ah, I love the organs in orbit ^_^
	3:55am Looms: Hello fellas! Okay Bill, let's talk about snail racing :)
	4:02am Andrew: Man made me think of a Cd I saw in a discount shop a few months ago...I finally remembered what it was called ManChild http://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/manchild__70s_soul_/power_and_love/
	4:03am Looms: Phurpa was impressive.
	4:05am Andrew: Good to hear you talk about the music though ^_^
	4:05am T-Zero: Andrew, not in the same style of music, but Ramirez does a deep house song called "Orgasmico" which is heavy on the "sex sounds". It's on the Terapia CD.
	4:06am mgmg: in the 70's there was the Sizzler Dress... it was very short and had a matching pair of panties
	4:08am Bill Mac: Thanks Andrew... Always good to trade info with you guys.... YES!!! the sizzler dress!
	4:11am Looms: Ghédalia Tazartès speaks a lot about sex (and booze) on his Ante-Mortem album but it seems that no copy was sent to the station.
	4:12am Bill Mac: He's a mixed bag....
	4:13am duschan: aaaaah, beautiful sound for a sunny morning in Serbia!! Hello Bill, Hello people!! All the best to all of you!
	4:14am Andrew: In the 20s there was this? http://sarasponda.tumblr.com/post/9214803797 (the link was from this link from inflatable squirrel carcass) http://savagemandolin.tumblr.com/ hi duschan!
	4:15am Bill Mac: Awesome Duschan, glad you're here!
	4:16am Looms: Woohoo! Now I have to stand up and dance!
	4:17am Bill Mac: Wow.... I have a pair of hip waders that would go great with that ensemble
	4:18am T-Zero: And from breaking news that makes one wonder who cares about these things... Los Angeles resident Chanel Tapper's tongue is 3.8 inches from tip to top lip but she was beat for the world's longest tongue by the UK's Stephen Taylor with 3.86 inches.
	4:19am T-Zero: ... speaking of snakes...
	4:22am Looms: Okay, let's pray God so that he brings us peace now - I'm a devoted listener today ;)
	4:25am Andrew: O_o That's a jump....was that the end of the Jef Gilson track? I liked it though. now this is a spacy version of this song.
	4:29am Stanley: Hi Bill. Hi everyone. Busy message board this morning. What have I missed? Ah the Bonzos. A good start!
	4:29am Bill Mac: The Samm Bennett tune truly wigged me out... how do you top that?!
	4:29am Andrew: I listened to a Bonzo Dog Band earlier today, it was Humanoid Boogie. I like this song too.
	4:30am Bill Mac: There were several good spots to pop in Stan.... welcome!
	4:31am Bill Mac: I usually punch up We Are Normal, but the best of is indeed the best of the bonzos
	4:33am Andrew: Hi stanley. Boswell sisters, some nice jazzy sound here. I've never heard of them before.
	4:33am T-Zero: I love music from the 30s and 40s. These Boswell Sisters harmonics are fab.
	4:34am Looms: Yep, excellent set M. DJ!
	4:38am Jay/ London: hi all just checking in .. i have all the bonzos records they are always good wene feeeling a bit down or about any time :)
	4:40am T-Zero: Hi, ya Jay.
	4:41am Bill Mac: A friend of mine clued me in to the Bonzos aroudn1973... lotsa good music coming particularly from the UK back then... mornin Jay...
	4:41am Jay/ London: @ t-zero same back to you :)
	4:42am Looms: Jay, Stanley, hi! Where is Brian?
	4:42am Andrew: I've heard of them before, I love the sound of this music. the accordian in the background & the slow guitar, awesome ^_^ also, hi Jay
	4:42am T-Zero: Did you make the street party the other day, Jay?
	4:44am Jay/ London: @ t-zero no something came up but there is a vid i could show you of it
	4:45am T-Zero: I'll pass on that, but thanks. Too bad you didn't make it.
	4:48am T-Zero: Liken' these tunes. Nice follow on from the Boswell's.
	4:52am Andrew: oh wow, Shocking Blue! I've only heard two of their songs. This is a good one too! (i was on about the Cambodian Space Project in my earlier comment)
	4:53am T-Zero: Andrew, I hear this Shocking Blue track on KEXP a few days ago. I really liked it as well.
	4:54am T-Zero: Hey, Bill, could you play a repeat of the Poor Boy track? Please.
	4:54am Jay/ London: yes this is good, like this track a lot
	4:56am Jeff In Puna: Hello. Very nice flow this evening!
	4:56am Bill Mac: Which track are you talking about T?
	4:58am T-Zero: The Shocking Blue song from the At Home album.
	4:58am Jay/ London: the shocking blue track
	4:58am Bill Mac: Hiya Jeff.... yeah baby, lotsa happy accidents by yours truly
	4:58am Bill Mac: The same track? Butterfly and I?
	4:59am Bill Mac: Oh!!!! Poor Boy! Yeah I can put that on!
	4:59am Jay/ London: yes that one
	5:00am T-Zero: Thank you. Glad you got that figure out. lol
	5:02am T-Zero: Is this still BB Blunder that's playing?
	5:03am T-Zero: Nevermind. That Blunder seemed to end up somewhere different from how it started, I thought.
	5:03am Bill Mac: Yeah, apparently Workers Playtime has a 2nd disk of unreleased stuff
	5:04am Andrew: oh wow, this is awesome ^_^ B B Blunder was good too, heard another track a few days ago.
	5:07am Bert Weedon: We are normal and we want our freedom, we are normal and we dig........ You can still buy my books online here http://www.bertweedon.com/video.htm
	5:08am T-Zero: Thanks again for playing Poor Boy, Bill. I love that.
	5:08am Bill Mac: Bert Weedon, Englands answer to Mel Bay!
	5:09am Bill Mac: No problem, T... great album by Shocking Blue
	5:11am Andrew: I will have to get some Shocking Blue. I have an album by another Dutch band, Golden Earring, Moontan, that's got some good tracks on it. good song this Slave March
	5:19am Bert Weedon: My pleasure, Bill. Those Bonzos boys were a bit too much for me but it did not do sales any harm.
	5:20am Bill Mac: I'm trying to figure out whether they would have hurt or helped
	5:22am Bert Weedon: You know what they say 'Any publicity is publicity'.
	5:25am Bill Mac: To be sure.... you probably would be totally unknown in the states if not for that line...
	5:30am T-Zero: Bill, have you had a chance to listen to any Eric Lindell since I mentioned him?
	5:30am Bert Weedon: I always had good sales in Duluth maybe it was the surfing.
	5:31am T-Zero: OMG. I haven't heard taj Mahal in ages and ages.
	5:31am Bill Mac: You know i haven't.... I'll make sure I do that this week though now that you mentioned it again.
	5:33am Brian in UK: Mornin' Bill & friends. Bit late today, Ah Taj, Music Fuh Ya' always gets me going, that Carribean sound.
	5:34am T-Zero: The John Lee Hooker is why I asked. He's been active on lables since 1996 (I think), but his Change in the Weather (2006 CD) is one I like a lot.
	5:35am T-Zero: Oh. 5:34 was to Bill about Lindell, as an fyi.
	5:36am Bill Mac: Hey Bri... you're not just getting back from walking the dog are you? Good to see you! Yeah, I been reading about Taj a bit so I thought I should play him....
	5:38am Bill Mac: I know, but I'd like to check him out... and quite possibly share it with the world...
	5:40am Looms: Hey Brian! Just read about Kulanjan by Taj Mahal, sounds interesting. Does anyone know this album?
	5:42am Brian in UK: You know Bill, you get days that just slip thru your fingers; well I think today is going to be one of them. Poor old dog is still waiting for a walk. I'm reading this book at present and it makes depressing reading guess the same thing is happening over your way. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Last-Shop-Standing-Whatever-Happened/dp/0956121209
	5:43am T-Zero: From your selections today I think you'd like him. I don't know as he's introducing any innovative new musical vision but I like him and he doesn't seem to get much airtime. (None at WFMU as far as I could find.) I first heard him on a local NPR station.
	5:43am Andrew: Hi brian. I just read about Taj Mahal on wokipedia (cos i think there's an aussie band called taj mahal?) & it was interesting to hear his take on blues & that not many black people listen to blues anymore. I don't know any Taj albums, Looms Blowing The Fuse is a good series with music like this Mike Gordon... the local library has about 6 or 7 of them, then go from 1946 to 1959 I think. This is a nice song, Think of Me
	5:46am Brian in UK: Looms, yes get a copy it's Taj with Toumani Diabati, arguably the greatest kora player right now. Kulanjan is a tune originally played by Toumani's dad over 20 years ago. The two players complement each other very well, the blues with African roots.
	5:46am Andrew: There's no record shops in my town, have to go 2 towns over. Even the local Kmart has only about 30 CDs! Tonights been a good night ^_^
	5:47am Looms: Thanks Brian. As I deeply love Toumani Diabate's music, I think I'm gonna try to get a copy of it.
	5:50am Brian in UK: looms it's interesing to hear the difference in styles between Toumani & his dad. The latter sounds more formal if I can use that term, whereas his son is looser. Check out this for a FEMALE kora player http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b014649c
	5:52am Andrew: hmm, I just got an old Mojo CD off ebay and it's got Toumani Diabete on it with Jarabi...but I have another cd with a Diabete on it...is that his dad? I saw a video of Canned Heat, on a music VHS, Bob Hite was a great singer, it was I Like To Boogie. Good song that.
	5:54am Looms: You mean Sona Jobarteh? And what do you mean exactly with "his son is looser" (sorry for my poor English)
	5:56am T-Zero: I heard Walking the Cow on Ken's show for the first time. I'd never heard of Daniel Johnston before then. I'm still trying to figure out what the cow is. And his voice... It's just great!
	5:57am Bill Mac: Hey folks, great time tonite.... thanks so much for all the blabber and hiss.... next week!
	5:57am Looms: Great job Bill! Have a nice week.
	5:58am T-Zero: Thank you bill. Always enjoy your show and your mic breaks.
	5:58am Andrew: Thanks Bill for a great show! ^_^ Thanks everyone for the interesting banter ^_^
	5:58am Brian in UK: Andrew, Goin' Home is a good comp intro to his early blues toons. Sidiki Diabati is Toumani's dad. His album from a few years back is called Mali: Cordes Anciennes. Cut 6 is Kulanjan. Looms I mean less formal more relax to my untuned ear does that make sense.
	5:59am T-Zero: Take care Jay, Andrew, Looms and all.
	5:59am Brian in UK: Bill remember Cochises first album cover? Fold sleeve. OOOH
	5:59am Looms: Brian: yes! I think I love his work for this very reason.
	6:00am Brian in UK: Nice one, Bill.
	6:00am Jay/ London: hear you all same time next week enjoy the rest of the weekend
	6:00am Looms: See you soon T-0
	6:01am jamief: great show bill

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from September 17, 2011

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Lullabies and reveilles. Something for the late nighters and early risers.

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September 17, 2011: Three Bottles of a Thousand Tears

Saturday 3am - 6am

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Phurpa	Emanating the Retinue of the Deity	Trowo phurnag Ceremony	Editions mego	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
ben Nash	Samaya Part 1 "Samaya Part 1" by "ben Nash"	Thoughts from Screeching lake	Singing Knives	*	0:05:02 (Pop-up)
Elis Regina/Antonio Carlos Jobim	So Tinha de Ser	Elis and Tom	Trama	*	0:08:34 (Pop-up)
Ghedalia Tazartes	Repas Froid #1 "Repas Froid #1" by "Ghedalia Tazartes"	Repas Froid	Pan	*	0:12:54 (Pop-up)
Madame Hafuze & Selim	kusteka Mayrush	Don't Trust Your Neighbors:Early Albanian Traditional Songs & Improvisations 1920s-30s	hinter	*	0:16:53 (Pop-up)
Erkin Koray	Gun Dogmuyor "Gun Dogmuyor" by "Erkin Koray"	Mechul: Singles and Rarities	Sublime Frequencies	*	0:19:57 (Pop-up)
kamuran Akkor	Kim Ne derse Desin "Kim Ne derse Desin" by "kamuran Akkor"	Turkish Freakout 2	Bouzouki Joe	*	0:22:45 (Pop-up)
janja Ivancan	Dej Mi Boze Joci Sokolove	Stoneplugged:Croation World Womex 10	Spona	*	0:25:28 (Pop-up)
Staff Benda Bilili	Moto Moindo "Moto Moindo" by "Staff Benda Bilili"	Tres Tres Fort	Crammed Disc	*	0:30:10 (Pop-up)
Man	Erotica "Erotica" by "Man"	love to Love You Baby: Joe McGasko 2011 Premium	None	*	0:35:18 (Pop-up)
The Human Instinct	Railway & Gun "Railway & Gun" by "The Human Instinct"	Stoned Guitar	Sunbeam	*	0:39:17 (Pop-up)
The Overtones	Home Type Girl "Home Type Girl" by "The Overtones"	Psychedelic States Volume 3:New York in the 60s	Gear Fab	*	0:48:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			0:51:08 (Pop-up)
Luger	Hot Stuff "Hot Stuff" by "Luger"	Concrete Light	Giradiscos	*	1:03:50 (Pop-up)
Absolute Fusioon	Ya Se van Los Pastores	Absolute Fusioon	B-Music	*	1:08:11 (Pop-up)
Samm Bennett	Home Away from Home "Home Away from Home" by "Samm Bennett"	The Hissing of Chrome Snakes	None	*	1:13:39 (Pop-up)
Jef Gilson	Agnus Dei "Agnus Dei" by "Jef Gilson"	The best of Jef Gilson	Jazzman	*	1:18:42 (Pop-up)
Bill Plummer and the Cosmic Brotherhood	The Look of Love	Bill Plummer and the Cosmic Brotherhood	Impulse	*	1:22:20 (Pop-up)
Bonzo Dog Band	Blind date "Blind date" by "Bonzo Dog Band"	Best of the Bonzos	United Artists		1:26:23 (Pop-up)
Boswell Sisters	There Will be some Changes Made	Boswell Sisters	Columbia		1:28:46 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:31:54 (Pop-up)
The Cambodian Space Project	Tek Tum	2011" A Space Odyssey	metal postcard	*	1:37:52 (Pop-up)
PM	Saiyoke "Saiyoke" by "PM"	Pocket Music	none	*	1:40:26 (Pop-up)
Houy Meas	Pralkol Sene Eoui Venh "Pralkol Sene Eoui Venh" by "Houy Meas"	Camobodia Rock Spectacular	Lion production		1:44:17 (Pop-up)
Stomu Yamashta's Red Buddha Theatre	Awa Odori	Ongaku 70:Vintage Psycehdelia in Japan	Hiruko	*	1:46:53 (Pop-up)
Shocking Blue	The butterfly and I	At Home	Repertoire	*	1:48:45 (Pop-up)
B B Blunder	Earache "Earache" by "B B Blunder"	Workers Playtime	Sunbeam	*	1:53:04 (Pop-up)
Shocking Blue	Poor boy "Poor boy" by "Shocking Blue"	At Home	Repertoire	*	2:00:18 (Pop-up)
Remi Babaka	Slave March "Slave March" by "Remi Babaka"	Black Goddess	Soundway	*	2:05:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			2:09:50 (Pop-up)
Kweli ould Seyyid & Klayhid ould Meylid	Wezin	Wallahi le Zein!!	Latitude	*	2:18:35 (Pop-up)
John Lee Hooker	Bottle Up and Go "Bottle Up and Go" by "John Lee Hooker"	Hooker	Shout		2:23:12 (Pop-up)
J Hines and the fellows	Camelot Time	King Funk	Ace	*	2:25:40 (Pop-up)
Taj mahal	Richocet "Richocet" by "Taj mahal"	recycling the Blues and Other related Stuff	Columbia		2:27:48 (Pop-up)
PG Six	Days hang heavy "Days hang heavy" by "PG Six"	Starry Mind	Drag City	*	2:31:26 (Pop-up)
Bobblie Gentry	My Elusive Dreams "My Elusive Dreams" by "Bobblie Gentry"	Betsys Big 10-4	none	*	2:34:19 (Pop-up)
Dex Romweber Duo	Think of me "Think of me" by "Dex Romweber Duo"	Think Of Me	Bloodshot	*	2:37:58 (Pop-up)
Mike Gordon and the Tempos	Why Don't You Do Right	Bear Traces:Nuggets from Bob's Barn	Sub Rosa	*	2:40:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			2:42:42 (Pop-up)
Daniel Johnston	Walking the Cow "Walking the Cow" by "Daniel Johnston"	Beam Me Up	Hazlewood Vinyl plastics	*	2:49:24 (Pop-up)
Cochise	Love's made a Fool of You	I Can't Stop Vol 2: Joe McGasko 1022 premium	None	*	2:51:08 (Pop-up)
Fruit Bats	So Long "So Long" by "Fruit Bats"	Tripper	Sub Pop	*	2:53:46 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:10am Andrew: Hi Bill, nice music you got going tonight ^_^
	3:11am Looms: Hello Bill! Good night/morning everyone.
	3:15am Bill Mac: morning gents! You're a wee bit earlier this morning than usual, which is a good thing
	3:25am Looms: Fell asleep earlier than usual last evening...
	3:26am Andrew: this song is nice, Kamuran Akkor. Hi Looms It's about to storm here I think, hopefully the power doesn't cut out! Good that you are on during the day here ^_^
	3:31am T-Zero: Morning, guys.
	3:34am Looms: @Andrew: seems it's gonna be an "indoor weekend" here too Hello T-0, how are things?
	3:36am Andrew: Hi T-zero! This moto Moindo track is quite an upbeat dancy song. I like this stuff ^_^
	3:36am T-Zero: Oh, not too bad Looms. A couple minor gripes, but otherwise fine. Hope you all are fine.
	3:38am T-Zero: Hi, Andrew. How's Victoria this later afternoon?
	3:39am T-Zero: Oh, nevermind. I just read you say it's about to storm.
	3:39am Andrew: well, the other song was dancy enough, but now i want to rock out. Erotica, mmm good groove to it. Was really warm earlier but now the clouds have come over & it seems it's about to storm.
	3:41am T-Zero: No storms here, but it's been wet and cold. That's one of my gripes. lol I wanted to turn on the furnace to warm up some, but it's not working. :(
	3:42am jamief: jeees Bill it's 8.30 am here in the UK....that Man track is just way tooooo early...or late, depending on your perspective :)
	3:44am Looms: Sex is good in the morning too
	3:46am Bill Mac: Weather is good here, finally got the summer out of the way, which I always miss... it happens way too fast too.... yeah, sorry Jamie, I was aware that there was some moaning on that track, just didn't think it was going to enter into "moving furniture" territory. I was also trying to carry on a serious conversation here while she was... uh.... busy....
	3:47am Bill Mac: I admire your enthusiasm Mr Looms...
	3:49am mgmg: That's what she said ....
	3:50am Marmalade Kitty: Hello Bill & all!
	3:51am Bill Mac: Kitty & mgmg in the house!
	3:53am Andrew: Hi mgmg & Marmalade Kitty! This Overtones song is good. Ah, I love the organs in orbit ^_^
	3:55am Looms: Hello fellas! Okay Bill, let's talk about snail racing :)
	4:02am Andrew: Man made me think of a Cd I saw in a discount shop a few months ago...I finally remembered what it was called ManChild http://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/manchild__70s_soul_/power_and_love/
	4:03am Looms: Phurpa was impressive.
	4:05am Andrew: Good to hear you talk about the music though ^_^
	4:05am T-Zero: Andrew, not in the same style of music, but Ramirez does a deep house song called "Orgasmico" which is heavy on the "sex sounds". It's on the Terapia CD.
	4:06am mgmg: in the 70's there was the Sizzler Dress... it was very short and had a matching pair of panties
	4:08am Bill Mac: Thanks Andrew... Always good to trade info with you guys.... YES!!! the sizzler dress!
	4:11am Looms: Ghédalia Tazartès speaks a lot about sex (and booze) on his Ante-Mortem album but it seems that no copy was sent to the station.
	4:12am Bill Mac: He's a mixed bag....
	4:13am duschan: aaaaah, beautiful sound for a sunny morning in Serbia!! Hello Bill, Hello people!! All the best to all of you!
	4:14am Andrew: In the 20s there was this? http://sarasponda.tumblr.com/post/9214803797 (the link was from this link from inflatable squirrel carcass) http://savagemandolin.tumblr.com/ hi duschan!
	4:15am Bill Mac: Awesome Duschan, glad you're here!
	4:16am Looms: Woohoo! Now I have to stand up and dance!
	4:17am Bill Mac: Wow.... I have a pair of hip waders that would go great with that ensemble
	4:18am T-Zero: And from breaking news that makes one wonder who cares about these things... Los Angeles resident Chanel Tapper's tongue is 3.8 inches from tip to top lip but she was beat for the world's longest tongue by the UK's Stephen Taylor with 3.86 inches.
	4:19am T-Zero: ... speaking of snakes...
	4:22am Looms: Okay, let's pray God so that he brings us peace now - I'm a devoted listener today ;)
	4:25am Andrew: O_o That's a jump....was that the end of the Jef Gilson track? I liked it though. now this is a spacy version of this song.
	4:29am Stanley: Hi Bill. Hi everyone. Busy message board this morning. What have I missed? Ah the Bonzos. A good start!
	4:29am Bill Mac: The Samm Bennett tune truly wigged me out... how do you top that?!
	4:29am Andrew: I listened to a Bonzo Dog Band earlier today, it was Humanoid Boogie. I like this song too.
	4:30am Bill Mac: There were several good spots to pop in Stan.... welcome!
	4:31am Bill Mac: I usually punch up We Are Normal, but the best of is indeed the best of the bonzos
	4:33am Andrew: Hi stanley. Boswell sisters, some nice jazzy sound here. I've never heard of them before.
	4:33am T-Zero: I love music from the 30s and 40s. These Boswell Sisters harmonics are fab.
	4:34am Looms: Yep, excellent set M. DJ!
	4:38am Jay/ London: hi all just checking in .. i have all the bonzos records they are always good wene feeeling a bit down or about any time :)
	4:40am T-Zero: Hi, ya Jay.
	4:41am Bill Mac: A friend of mine clued me in to the Bonzos aroudn1973... lotsa good music coming particularly from the UK back then... mornin Jay...
	4:41am Jay/ London: @ t-zero same back to you :)
	4:42am Looms: Jay, Stanley, hi! Where is Brian?
	4:42am Andrew: I've heard of them before, I love the sound of this music. the accordian in the background & the slow guitar, awesome ^_^ also, hi Jay
	4:42am T-Zero: Did you make the street party the other day, Jay?
	4:44am Jay/ London: @ t-zero no something came up but there is a vid i could show you of it
	4:45am T-Zero: I'll pass on that, but thanks. Too bad you didn't make it.
	4:48am T-Zero: Liken' these tunes. Nice follow on from the Boswell's.
	4:52am Andrew: oh wow, Shocking Blue! I've only heard two of their songs. This is a good one too! (i was on about the Cambodian Space Project in my earlier comment)
	4:53am T-Zero: Andrew, I hear this Shocking Blue track on KEXP a few days ago. I really liked it as well.
	4:54am T-Zero: Hey, Bill, could you play a repeat of the Poor Boy track? Please.
	4:54am Jay/ London: yes this is good, like this track a lot
	4:56am Jeff In Puna: Hello. Very nice flow this evening!
	4:56am Bill Mac: Which track are you talking about T?
	4:58am T-Zero: The Shocking Blue song from the At Home album.
	4:58am Jay/ London: the shocking blue track
	4:58am Bill Mac: Hiya Jeff.... yeah baby, lotsa happy accidents by yours truly
	4:58am Bill Mac: The same track? Butterfly and I?
	4:59am Bill Mac: Oh!!!! Poor Boy! Yeah I can put that on!
	4:59am Jay/ London: yes that one
	5:00am T-Zero: Thank you. Glad you got that figure out. lol
	5:02am T-Zero: Is this still BB Blunder that's playing?
	5:03am T-Zero: Nevermind. That Blunder seemed to end up somewhere different from how it started, I thought.
	5:03am Bill Mac: Yeah, apparently Workers Playtime has a 2nd disk of unreleased stuff
	5:04am Andrew: oh wow, this is awesome ^_^ B B Blunder was good too, heard another track a few days ago.
	5:07am Bert Weedon: We are normal and we want our freedom, we are normal and we dig........ You can still buy my books online here http://www.bertweedon.com/video.htm
	5:08am T-Zero: Thanks again for playing Poor Boy, Bill. I love that.
	5:08am Bill Mac: Bert Weedon, Englands answer to Mel Bay!
	5:09am Bill Mac: No problem, T... great album by Shocking Blue
	5:11am Andrew: I will have to get some Shocking Blue. I have an album by another Dutch band, Golden Earring, Moontan, that's got some good tracks on it. good song this Slave March
	5:19am Bert Weedon: My pleasure, Bill. Those Bonzos boys were a bit too much for me but it did not do sales any harm.
	5:20am Bill Mac: I'm trying to figure out whether they would have hurt or helped
	5:22am Bert Weedon: You know what they say 'Any publicity is publicity'.
	5:25am Bill Mac: To be sure.... you probably would be totally unknown in the states if not for that line...
	5:30am T-Zero: Bill, have you had a chance to listen to any Eric Lindell since I mentioned him?
	5:30am Bert Weedon: I always had good sales in Duluth maybe it was the surfing.
	5:31am T-Zero: OMG. I haven't heard taj Mahal in ages and ages.
	5:31am Bill Mac: You know i haven't.... I'll make sure I do that this week though now that you mentioned it again.
	5:33am Brian in UK: Mornin' Bill & friends. Bit late today, Ah Taj, Music Fuh Ya' always gets me going, that Carribean sound.
	5:34am T-Zero: The John Lee Hooker is why I asked. He's been active on lables since 1996 (I think), but his Change in the Weather (2006 CD) is one I like a lot.
	5:35am T-Zero: Oh. 5:34 was to Bill about Lindell, as an fyi.
	5:36am Bill Mac: Hey Bri... you're not just getting back from walking the dog are you? Good to see you! Yeah, I been reading about Taj a bit so I thought I should play him....
	5:38am Bill Mac: I know, but I'd like to check him out... and quite possibly share it with the world...
	5:40am Looms: Hey Brian! Just read about Kulanjan by Taj Mahal, sounds interesting. Does anyone know this album?
	5:42am Brian in UK: You know Bill, you get days that just slip thru your fingers; well I think today is going to be one of them. Poor old dog is still waiting for a walk. I'm reading this book at present and it makes depressing reading guess the same thing is happening over your way. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Last-Shop-Standing-Whatever-Happened/dp/0956121209
	5:43am T-Zero: From your selections today I think you'd like him. I don't know as he's introducing any innovative new musical vision but I like him and he doesn't seem to get much airtime. (None at WFMU as far as I could find.) I first heard him on a local NPR station.
	5:43am Andrew: Hi brian. I just read about Taj Mahal on wokipedia (cos i think there's an aussie band called taj mahal?) & it was interesting to hear his take on blues & that not many black people listen to blues anymore. I don't know any Taj albums, Looms Blowing The Fuse is a good series with music like this Mike Gordon... the local library has about 6 or 7 of them, then go from 1946 to 1959 I think. This is a nice song, Think of Me
	5:46am Brian in UK: Looms, yes get a copy it's Taj with Toumani Diabati, arguably the greatest kora player right now. Kulanjan is a tune originally played by Toumani's dad over 20 years ago. The two players complement each other very well, the blues with African roots.
	5:46am Andrew: There's no record shops in my town, have to go 2 towns over. Even the local Kmart has only about 30 CDs! Tonights been a good night ^_^
	5:47am Looms: Thanks Brian. As I deeply love Toumani Diabate's music, I think I'm gonna try to get a copy of it.
	5:50am Brian in UK: looms it's interesing to hear the difference in styles between Toumani & his dad. The latter sounds more formal if I can use that term, whereas his son is looser. Check out this for a FEMALE kora player http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b014649c
	5:52am Andrew: hmm, I just got an old Mojo CD off ebay and it's got Toumani Diabete on it with Jarabi...but I have another cd with a Diabete on it...is that his dad? I saw a video of Canned Heat, on a music VHS, Bob Hite was a great singer, it was I Like To Boogie. Good song that.
	5:54am Looms: You mean Sona Jobarteh? And what do you mean exactly with "his son is looser" (sorry for my poor English)
	5:56am T-Zero: I heard Walking the Cow on Ken's show for the first time. I'd never heard of Daniel Johnston before then. I'm still trying to figure out what the cow is. And his voice... It's just great!
	5:57am Bill Mac: Hey folks, great time tonite.... thanks so much for all the blabber and hiss.... next week!
	5:57am Looms: Great job Bill! Have a nice week.
	5:58am T-Zero: Thank you bill. Always enjoy your show and your mic breaks.
	5:58am Andrew: Thanks Bill for a great show! ^_^ Thanks everyone for the interesting banter ^_^
	5:58am Brian in UK: Andrew, Goin' Home is a good comp intro to his early blues toons. Sidiki Diabati is Toumani's dad. His album from a few years back is called Mali: Cordes Anciennes. Cut 6 is Kulanjan. Looms I mean less formal more relax to my untuned ear does that make sense.
	5:59am T-Zero: Take care Jay, Andrew, Looms and all.
	5:59am Brian in UK: Bill remember Cochises first album cover? Fold sleeve. OOOH
	5:59am Looms: Brian: yes! I think I love his work for this very reason.
	6:00am Brian in UK: Nice one, Bill.
	6:00am Jay/ London: hear you all same time next week enjoy the rest of the weekend
	6:00am Looms: See you soon T-0
	6:01am jamief: great show bill

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from September 17, 2011

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