WFMU: Matt Fiveash: Playlist from November 13, 2014

Listener comments!
	♥ 2:02pm listener james from westwood: How do, Matt and all!
	♥ 2:04pm Matt F: Hi James and hello in advance to the other three people listening!
	♥ 2:04pm duke: Good afternoon Matt etc.
	♥ 2:04pm Dominick: I can feel the vibrations
	♥ 2:04pm Other Three People: Blow the lid off this sucker, Matt!
	♥ 2:04pm Parq: And in other news, a tiger is on the loose outside Paris.
	♥ 2:05pm Matt F: Hold that Tiger.
	♥ 2:06pm Dominick: probably on his way to the tobbaconist
	♥ 2:07pm listener james from westwood: All right, Le Tigre's playing Paris! Wait, what?!
	2:11pm still b/p: Tyger! Tyger! burning bright, Pimp-roll round the City of Light...
	♥ 2:12pm Dominick: I must learn this new dance
	2:17pm Holly in NC: Hello everyone!
	♥ 2:19pm Uncle Michael: Howdy.
	♥ 2:19pm listener james from westwood: Hey there, Holly and UM!
	♥ 2:24pm MattBelow: Salut Matt et al!
	♥ 2:25pm Uncle Michael: Well this kicks ass.
	♥ 2:29pm Gaylord Fields: I saw the Upper Crust once, and I was quite impressed that they had a candelabra roadie! There were no cracks int heir AC/DC-meets-The Snobs schtick.
	2:30pm Slanzy Bebop: That's how you fuckin' do it.
	♥ 2:31pm Gaylord Fields: The Snobs, for the unenlightened: www.youtube.com...
	♥ 2:37pm Uncle Michael: Criminently, that Sugar Pie was delicious.
	2:39pm still b/p: Was just looking a few minutes ago at something on the early days of the Northern Soul phenomenon in England...ohh, the kids woulda loved this set.
	♥ 2:41pm Gaylord Fields: Eugene Church is one of those guys who basically had one song he just did over and over — but goddaaaaaammit, it was a song that deserved to sustain a career!
	♥ 2:43pm Gaylord Fields: The English Northern Soul scene comprises some of the best — and some of the worst — records ever played for a dance crowd.
	♥ 2:44pm Matt F: "There are only 100 known copies of this record".... because it stinks!
	♥ 2:45pm Gaylord Fields: @Matt F: To paraphrase the great Billy Miller, those records are rare because they're not well done.
	2:49pm original famous sugarwolf: When you're taking massive amounts of speed do you really care how good a record is?
	2:50pm original famous sugarwolf: Has anyone checked Jacques Dutronc's guitar for the Parisian tiger?
	♥ 2:51pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: No, you care about how much you can resell the record for once you make it a Northern Soul hit, so you can afford to buy more speed.
	♥ 2:54pm Uncle Michael: Some of the records are good. Most aren't. Some of the bad records are bad records of really cool songs. Most aren't. Some of the bad records sound better to my ears than they probably deserve to, simply because I'm not as sick of them as I am most Motown hits.
	♥ 2:59pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: As an occasional '60s soul DJ, there's nothing more satisfying than dropping down a big Motown hit after spinning obscurity after obscurity to recontextualize how effin' good those overplayed Motown hits are.
	♥ 3:00pm Doug Schulkind: I hear Roaring Lion is loose on the outskirs of Paris. Wait, what?
	♥ 3:01pm Matt F: Gaylord: and then playing Sugar Pie Honey Bunch in Italian.
	♥ 3:01pm Matt F: Doug, you were saving that joke hoping I'd play one of the big cat calypso singers, weren't you?
	♥ 3:02pm Parq: I wait all week for the cymbal splash that ends the first line of melody in this ska talkover.
	♥ 3:03pm Gaylord Fields: @Matt F: Ha! When I've played that version, the crowd hears that unmistakable intro and goes nuts, and then they all shake their heads along with their moneymakers when Levi Stubbs starts in with the phonetic Italiano!
	♥ 3:05pm Uncle Michael: I hear you, Gaylord. I do hear you. Even with the Mowtown stuff, I find myself often more intrigued by some of the obscure stuff off the Complete Motown Singles comps than the 100 Motown songs that have been run into the ground...but plent of those 100 are pretty terrific. And the context you describe can highlight that.
	3:06pm still b/p: There's a Lyon lurking a few hundred kilometers outside Paris.
	♥ 3:07pm Gaylord Fields: Why do I suddenly have a compulsion to go shopping for discounted canned goods?
	♥ 3:07pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: That's a local supermarket joke.
	♥ 3:08pm listener james from westwood: You and me both, Gaylord.
	3:09pm still b/p: When the xylo-notes came in on the Can, Can, Can...I LOL'd, as they say. The ooh-wucka trumps are fun, too.
	♥ 3:09pm Artie Haywire: OK, who shook up all the soda cans?!
	♥ 3:09pm Matt F: Gaylord- while preparing for today's show I learned that Amanda knows all the words to that Shoprite commercial.
	♥ 3:14pm Gaylord Fields: Every person in the Greater New York City area knows all the words. Every single cursed one of us.
	♥ 3:15pm listener james from westwood: Local-NYC ad memories. When I'm not in the center of it all at the Milford Pla-za, I'm going to beau-ti-ful Mount Airy Ldge!
	♥ 3:16pm Matt F: All you have to bring is your love of everything (and several hundred dollars)
	♥ 3:17pm listener james from westwood: True that; these days it's less borscht and more buffet (and Wheel of Fortune slots).
	♥ 3:18pm Uncle Michael: I know all the words to the 1962 Hinky Dinky jingle.
	♥ 3:18pm Gaylord Fields: @listener james from westwood: I've been to Beautiful Mount Airy Lodge, and all you have to bring is your love of everything and a gallon of bleach to kill the mold.
	♥ 3:18pm Doug Schulkind: A pal of mine used to know Roland Alphonso to say hello to (they both lived in Bed-Stuy). One day my friend ran into Alphonso on the street and mentioned that he knew a DJ who played his music on the air a lot. Apparently Alphonso found this startling and teared up. He said he didn't think that anyone even remembered his music. This was back in the early '90s. I always think of that when I hear/play Rolie's music on the radio. Makes me teary.
	♥ 3:19pm Dominick: Tell your waiter Rocky sent you and get a free glass of wine on the house
	♥ 3:19pm Parq: James, did you see that thing in the Times the other day about how that Casino is massively under-performing, as all the promised tax revenue goes up in smoke?
	♥ 3:20pm listener james from westwood: SUPERNAUT!
	♥ 3:20pm Uncle Michael: Is this an early version of "Hanging on the Telephone?"
	3:21pm original famous sugarwolf: I work with a young lady who thinks having a champagne hot tub (as seen in beautiful mount airy lodge) would be cool and classy
	♥ 3:21pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: Even the words about having sex with an old French spinster?
	♥ 3:22pm listener james from westwood: I did indeed. With more casinos in the offing just north of Bergen and even in the Meadowlands (and Jersey City?! Where the hell?!), it's interesting to see how the casino industry has not only fallen short of that promise, but by overexpanding, has subverted it. And this from a guy who loves Las Vegas.
	♥ 3:22pm Matt F: Samba!
	♥ 3:23pm Uncle Michael: How much do you want to know, Gaylord? hinkydinky.net...
	♥ 3:23pm listener james from westwood: Ministry, or the 1000 Homo DJs version of same, does a killer "Supernaut."
	♥ 3:23pm Gaylord Fields: Black Samba-th!
	♥ 3:24pm Artie Haywire: Bill Ward's Brazilian Inflections
	♥ 3:26pm listener james from westwood: I hear they have a special cream that clears those right up now.
	3:28pm still b/p: Ask for the Brazilian CREAM, not the wax.
	♥ 3:35pm northguineahills: Thanks Matt, gotta jump!
	♥ 3:36pm Artie Haywire: Yeah, and I told my proctologist I wanted a Gin & Tonic.
	♥ 3:37pm Doug Schulkind: It's snowing in Pittsburgh. This is not a drill.
	3:39pm ccrides: Perfect time for a drink!!!...:)O(:...
	♥ 3:39pm Jeff: Doug, you have now officially entered eggnog season.
	3:40pm ccrides: Let's go out. 'rockin'!!!...:)O(:...
	♥ 3:42pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: Wow! So my joke was not far from the truth. Excellent!
	♥ 3:43pm Jeff: Time to repost an excellent REAL eggnog recipe, via one of Bill Neal's cookbooks: Eggnog - 6 eggs, separated, at room temperature - About 1/3 cup sugar, or to taste - 1 c. brandy - 1 c. rye whiskey - 1/2 c. dry sherry - 1/2 c. white rum - 2 c. milk - 2 c. heavy cream - Freshly grated nutmeg Beat the egg yolks until very light and doubled in volume. Slowly add the sugar, and continue to beat very hard while carefully adding the liquors. Stir in the milk and the cream. Beat the egg whites until stiff and fold in. Set aside or refrigerate several hours before serving. Garnish the cups with fresh nutmeg. 20 servings. This recipe can get pretty alcoholic for many people, so you can run the likker mixture down to 2/3 or even 1/2 what's listed if you want to pander to the lightweights. Once you try this, you'll be forever spoiled for whatever it is they have in those supermarket cartons.
	♥ 3:45pm listener james from westwood: Homebrew's always a good plan vs. the seasonal sludge in a carton.
	♥ 3:47pm listener james from westwood: Doug, best get the last crops in while you can. Except the Brussels sprouts. They get sweeter with a bit of frost.
	3:48pm ccrides: Mmmmm..!..very 'rich'!!!...great show Matt!!...:)O(:..
	♥ 3:48pm Uncle Michael: @Gaylord, I'm sorry that the embedded audio players on that page appear to be broken...for now...
	♥ 3:49pm Jeff Golick: Re lyrics: I was surprised to learn yesterday that my wife of 16 years knows all the words to the Josie and the Pussycats theme song. Greetings, fellow congregants.
	♥ 3:51pm Jeff: Long tails, and ears for hats... Okay, I just ran dry.
	3:51pm ccrides: Oh yeah!!!...Cheerz!!...:)O(:...
	♥ 3:51pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: I felt led on, like a WWI soldier in a Parisian bordello.
	♥ 3:53pm Gaylord Fields: @Jeff Golick: I could never understand the words well enough to commit them to memory. It's like Josie was the female feline Mick Jagger.
	3:54pm Holly in NC: @Jeff - I've always been scared to try that Bill Neal recipe - I can certainly hold my liquor but dang! Looks soo delicious though... @Doug - All I can think of is Luna's feet. Take care of Luna's feet!
	♥ 3:54pm Jeff Golick: @Gaylord: there's some truth to that. I believe I heard some slurring....possibly "bearded, toothless hag?"
	♥ 3:55pm Doug Schulkind: @Holly We've got the musher's wax ready! If that doesn't work, we'll dip her paws in eggnog.
	♥ 3:56pm Gaylord Fields: Charlie Rich: a jazz-soul singer in country clothing.
	♥ 3:57pm Matt F: The white Ray Charles.
	3:58pm Holly in NC: SAM
	3:59pm ccrides: I need a lot of babies to practice getting 'it' right'!!!...hehehe...:)O(:...
	♥ 4:01pm Stanley: Yeah! Matt baby!!
	♥ 4:01pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Matt!
	♥ 4:02pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Matt!
	♥ 4:02pm Artie Haywire: Thanks, Matt!
	♥ 4:03pm Gaylord Fields: @Matt F: Charlie recorded it before Sam & Dave. The More You Know!
	♥ 4:03pm Jeff: @Holly: it's really good. Fluffy in a way that store-bought stuff never can be. A bit less sweet. Definitely more alcoholic than people these days are used to - which I think kind of helps with the time-travel effect this recipe has, a glimpse into a bygone era of punches - but as I said, you can pull back on the booze relative to the rest and the beverage still holds together.
	4:03pm Holly in NC: Thank you Matt!
	♥ 4:03pm Matt F: Thanks All! Nex' time!
	♥ 4:04pm Matt F: Wow Gaylord, didn't know! I shoulda read the booklet...

Matt Fiveash: Playlist from November 13, 2014

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November 13, 2014: 3rd Set: "World Music"

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
The Velvet Underground	I Can't Stand It	Bootleg Series Vol. 1: The Quine Tapes	Polydor	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Eskew Reeder	Green Door "Green Door" by "Eskew Reeder"	I Never Danced Nowhere	Charly	0:08:10 (Pop-up)
Les Sexareenos	Everybody Sexareeno!	Live! In The Bed	Sympathy for the Record Industry	0:10:54 (Pop-up)
B. Bumble & The Stingers	Chicken Chow Mein	Nut Rocker	Ace	0:13:05 (Pop-up)
Hank Ballard & the Midnighters	Nothing But Good	R&B Hipshakers Vol. 3: Just a Little Bit of the Jumpin' Bean	VampiSoul	0:15:35 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Like It This Way "Like It This Way" by "Fleetwood Mac"	Men of the World	Sanctuary	0:18:16 (Pop-up)
Angry Samoans	Right Side Of My Mind	Inside My Brain	PVC	0:21:13 (Pop-up)
The Upper Crust	We're Finished With Finishing School	Cream of the Crust	Redeye	0:24:03 (Pop-up)
Link Wray & the Raymen	Mary Anne "Mary Anne" by "Link Wray & the Raymen"	Walkin' With Link	Epic/Legacy	0:26:45 (Pop-up)

Sugar Pie DeSanto	Soulful Dress "Soulful Dress" by "Sugar Pie DeSanto"	Go Go Power - The Complete Chess Singles 1961-1966	Kent/Ace	0:33:38 (Pop-up)
Bob Brady and the Con Chords	Everybody's Going to the Love In	Kent's Cellar Of Soul	Ace/Kent Soul	0:36:44 (Pop-up)
Eugene Church	Jack Of All Trades "Jack Of All Trades" by "Eugene Church"	King New Breed Rhythm & Blues Volume 2	Ace	0:39:10 (Pop-up)
The Night Hawks	Rockin' Hawk "Rockin' Hawk" by "The Night Hawks"	Cats Got These Cats' Tongues: Mr. Fine Wine's Vaults 2010 WFMU Marathon Premium		0:41:38 (Pop-up)
Little Milton	Lookin' For My Baby	Sun Records: 25 Blues Classics	Varèse Sarabande	0:44:34 (Pop-up)
Vince Anthony and the Blue Notes	Sneakin' Home	Swamp Pop By The Bayou	Ace	0:47:08 (Pop-up)
Roland Alphonso	Old Fowl Ska "Old Fowl Ska" by "Roland Alphonso"	Ska Bonanza: The Studio One Ska Years	Heartbeat	0:49:16 (Pop-up)
The Herbie Mann Afro-Jazz Sextet + 4 Trumpets	St. Thomas	The Common Ground	Atlantic	0:51:35 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	West Indian Pancake	New Mood Indigo	Doctor Jazz	0:54:56 (Pop-up)
Roaring Lion	J'ouvert Barrio "J'ouvert Barrio" by "Roaring Lion"	Sacred 78s	Ice	0:58:51 (Pop-up)

Jerry Shard & His Music	Can, Can, Can	Ultra Lounge Vol. 10: A Bachelor In Paris	Capitol	1:05:55 (Pop-up)
Apostolos Hatzichristos	Servikos Horos (Serbian Dance)	My Only Consolation: Classic Pireotic Rembetica 1932-1946	Rounder	1:08:32 (Pop-up)
Mickey Baker	Third Man Theme "Third Man Theme" by "Mickey Baker"	The Wildest Guitar	Atlantic	1:11:50 (Pop-up)
Davy Graham	Maajun "Maajun" by "Davy Graham"	Folk, Blues & Beyond	Topic	1:14:19 (Pop-up)
The Heartbreakers	Chinese Rocks "Chinese Rocks" by "The Heartbreakers"	L.A.M.F.: The Lost '77 Mixes	Jungle	1:16:53 (Pop-up)
Black Sabbath	Supernaut "Supernaut" by "Black Sabbath"	Volume 4	Warner Bros.	1:19:38 (Pop-up)
Dizzy Gillespie	Barbados Carnival	Jambo Caribe	Verve	1:23:56 (Pop-up)
Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five	You Will Always Have A Friend	Box Set Disc E	JSP	1:26:42 (Pop-up)
Stanley Thompson with Clifford Ellis and Group	Kneelin' Down Inside The Gate	Kneelin' Down Inside the Gate: The Great Rhyming Singers of the Bahamas	Rounder	1:29:53 (Pop-up)

Gene Vincent	Bird Doggin' "Bird Doggin'" by "Gene Vincent"	Ain't That Too Much! The Complete Challenge Sessions	Hollowbody	1:36:49 (Pop-up)
Buffalo Springfield	Burned "Burned" by "Buffalo Springfield"	Box Set Disc 1	Rhino	1:40:06 (Pop-up)
Miriam	Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind	7"	Norton	1:42:20 (Pop-up)
Free	Little Bit Of Love "Little Bit Of Love" by "Free"	7"	A&M	1:44:41 (Pop-up)
Wilson Pickett	Fire and Water "Fire and Water" by "Wilson Pickett"	7"	Atlantic	1:47:10 (Pop-up)
The Temptations	(I Know) I'm Losing You	7"	Gordy	1:50:30 (Pop-up)
The Radiants	Voice Your Choice "Voice Your Choice" by "The Radiants"	Beg, Scream & Shout!: The Big Ol' Box Of 60's Soul	Rhino	1:52:47 (Pop-up)
Charlie Rich	When Something Is Wrong With My Baby	Take Me To The River: A Southern Soul Story 1961-1977	Kent Soul/Ace	1:55:17 (Pop-up)
The Soul Stirrers	The Last Mile Of The Way	7"	Specialty	1:57:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	♥ 2:02pm listener james from westwood: How do, Matt and all!
	♥ 2:04pm Matt F: Hi James and hello in advance to the other three people listening!
	♥ 2:04pm duke: Good afternoon Matt etc.
	♥ 2:04pm Dominick: I can feel the vibrations
	♥ 2:04pm Other Three People: Blow the lid off this sucker, Matt!
	♥ 2:04pm Parq: And in other news, a tiger is on the loose outside Paris.
	♥ 2:05pm Matt F: Hold that Tiger.
	♥ 2:06pm Dominick: probably on his way to the tobbaconist
	♥ 2:07pm listener james from westwood: All right, Le Tigre's playing Paris! Wait, what?!
	2:11pm still b/p: Tyger! Tyger! burning bright, Pimp-roll round the City of Light...
	♥ 2:12pm Dominick: I must learn this new dance
	2:17pm Holly in NC: Hello everyone!
	♥ 2:19pm Uncle Michael: Howdy.
	♥ 2:19pm listener james from westwood: Hey there, Holly and UM!
	♥ 2:24pm MattBelow: Salut Matt et al!
	♥ 2:25pm Uncle Michael: Well this kicks ass.
	♥ 2:29pm Gaylord Fields: I saw the Upper Crust once, and I was quite impressed that they had a candelabra roadie! There were no cracks int heir AC/DC-meets-The Snobs schtick.
	2:30pm Slanzy Bebop: That's how you fuckin' do it.
	♥ 2:31pm Gaylord Fields: The Snobs, for the unenlightened: www.youtube.com...
	♥ 2:37pm Uncle Michael: Criminently, that Sugar Pie was delicious.
	2:39pm still b/p: Was just looking a few minutes ago at something on the early days of the Northern Soul phenomenon in England...ohh, the kids woulda loved this set.
	♥ 2:41pm Gaylord Fields: Eugene Church is one of those guys who basically had one song he just did over and over — but goddaaaaaammit, it was a song that deserved to sustain a career!
	♥ 2:43pm Gaylord Fields: The English Northern Soul scene comprises some of the best — and some of the worst — records ever played for a dance crowd.
	♥ 2:44pm Matt F: "There are only 100 known copies of this record".... because it stinks!
	♥ 2:45pm Gaylord Fields: @Matt F: To paraphrase the great Billy Miller, those records are rare because they're not well done.
	2:49pm original famous sugarwolf: When you're taking massive amounts of speed do you really care how good a record is?
	2:50pm original famous sugarwolf: Has anyone checked Jacques Dutronc's guitar for the Parisian tiger?
	♥ 2:51pm Gaylord Fields: @sugarwolf: No, you care about how much you can resell the record for once you make it a Northern Soul hit, so you can afford to buy more speed.
	♥ 2:54pm Uncle Michael: Some of the records are good. Most aren't. Some of the bad records are bad records of really cool songs. Most aren't. Some of the bad records sound better to my ears than they probably deserve to, simply because I'm not as sick of them as I am most Motown hits.
	♥ 2:59pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: As an occasional '60s soul DJ, there's nothing more satisfying than dropping down a big Motown hit after spinning obscurity after obscurity to recontextualize how effin' good those overplayed Motown hits are.
	♥ 3:00pm Doug Schulkind: I hear Roaring Lion is loose on the outskirs of Paris. Wait, what?
	♥ 3:01pm Matt F: Gaylord: and then playing Sugar Pie Honey Bunch in Italian.
	♥ 3:01pm Matt F: Doug, you were saving that joke hoping I'd play one of the big cat calypso singers, weren't you?
	♥ 3:02pm Parq: I wait all week for the cymbal splash that ends the first line of melody in this ska talkover.
	♥ 3:03pm Gaylord Fields: @Matt F: Ha! When I've played that version, the crowd hears that unmistakable intro and goes nuts, and then they all shake their heads along with their moneymakers when Levi Stubbs starts in with the phonetic Italiano!
	♥ 3:05pm Uncle Michael: I hear you, Gaylord. I do hear you. Even with the Mowtown stuff, I find myself often more intrigued by some of the obscure stuff off the Complete Motown Singles comps than the 100 Motown songs that have been run into the ground...but plent of those 100 are pretty terrific. And the context you describe can highlight that.
	3:06pm still b/p: There's a Lyon lurking a few hundred kilometers outside Paris.
	♥ 3:07pm Gaylord Fields: Why do I suddenly have a compulsion to go shopping for discounted canned goods?
	♥ 3:07pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: That's a local supermarket joke.
	♥ 3:08pm listener james from westwood: You and me both, Gaylord.
	3:09pm still b/p: When the xylo-notes came in on the Can, Can, Can...I LOL'd, as they say. The ooh-wucka trumps are fun, too.
	♥ 3:09pm Artie Haywire: OK, who shook up all the soda cans?!
	♥ 3:09pm Matt F: Gaylord- while preparing for today's show I learned that Amanda knows all the words to that Shoprite commercial.
	♥ 3:14pm Gaylord Fields: Every person in the Greater New York City area knows all the words. Every single cursed one of us.
	♥ 3:15pm listener james from westwood: Local-NYC ad memories. When I'm not in the center of it all at the Milford Pla-za, I'm going to beau-ti-ful Mount Airy Ldge!
	♥ 3:16pm Matt F: All you have to bring is your love of everything (and several hundred dollars)
	♥ 3:17pm listener james from westwood: True that; these days it's less borscht and more buffet (and Wheel of Fortune slots).
	♥ 3:18pm Uncle Michael: I know all the words to the 1962 Hinky Dinky jingle.
	♥ 3:18pm Gaylord Fields: @listener james from westwood: I've been to Beautiful Mount Airy Lodge, and all you have to bring is your love of everything and a gallon of bleach to kill the mold.
	♥ 3:18pm Doug Schulkind: A pal of mine used to know Roland Alphonso to say hello to (they both lived in Bed-Stuy). One day my friend ran into Alphonso on the street and mentioned that he knew a DJ who played his music on the air a lot. Apparently Alphonso found this startling and teared up. He said he didn't think that anyone even remembered his music. This was back in the early '90s. I always think of that when I hear/play Rolie's music on the radio. Makes me teary.
	♥ 3:19pm Dominick: Tell your waiter Rocky sent you and get a free glass of wine on the house
	♥ 3:19pm Parq: James, did you see that thing in the Times the other day about how that Casino is massively under-performing, as all the promised tax revenue goes up in smoke?
	♥ 3:20pm listener james from westwood: SUPERNAUT!
	♥ 3:20pm Uncle Michael: Is this an early version of "Hanging on the Telephone?"
	3:21pm original famous sugarwolf: I work with a young lady who thinks having a champagne hot tub (as seen in beautiful mount airy lodge) would be cool and classy
	♥ 3:21pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: Even the words about having sex with an old French spinster?
	♥ 3:22pm listener james from westwood: I did indeed. With more casinos in the offing just north of Bergen and even in the Meadowlands (and Jersey City?! Where the hell?!), it's interesting to see how the casino industry has not only fallen short of that promise, but by overexpanding, has subverted it. And this from a guy who loves Las Vegas.
	♥ 3:22pm Matt F: Samba!
	♥ 3:23pm Uncle Michael: How much do you want to know, Gaylord? hinkydinky.net...
	♥ 3:23pm listener james from westwood: Ministry, or the 1000 Homo DJs version of same, does a killer "Supernaut."
	♥ 3:23pm Gaylord Fields: Black Samba-th!
	♥ 3:24pm Artie Haywire: Bill Ward's Brazilian Inflections
	♥ 3:26pm listener james from westwood: I hear they have a special cream that clears those right up now.
	3:28pm still b/p: Ask for the Brazilian CREAM, not the wax.
	♥ 3:35pm northguineahills: Thanks Matt, gotta jump!
	♥ 3:36pm Artie Haywire: Yeah, and I told my proctologist I wanted a Gin & Tonic.
	♥ 3:37pm Doug Schulkind: It's snowing in Pittsburgh. This is not a drill.
	3:39pm ccrides: Perfect time for a drink!!!...:)O(:...
	♥ 3:39pm Jeff: Doug, you have now officially entered eggnog season.
	3:40pm ccrides: Let's go out. 'rockin'!!!...:)O(:...
	♥ 3:42pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: Wow! So my joke was not far from the truth. Excellent!
	♥ 3:43pm Jeff: Time to repost an excellent REAL eggnog recipe, via one of Bill Neal's cookbooks: Eggnog - 6 eggs, separated, at room temperature - About 1/3 cup sugar, or to taste - 1 c. brandy - 1 c. rye whiskey - 1/2 c. dry sherry - 1/2 c. white rum - 2 c. milk - 2 c. heavy cream - Freshly grated nutmeg Beat the egg yolks until very light and doubled in volume. Slowly add the sugar, and continue to beat very hard while carefully adding the liquors. Stir in the milk and the cream. Beat the egg whites until stiff and fold in. Set aside or refrigerate several hours before serving. Garnish the cups with fresh nutmeg. 20 servings. This recipe can get pretty alcoholic for many people, so you can run the likker mixture down to 2/3 or even 1/2 what's listed if you want to pander to the lightweights. Once you try this, you'll be forever spoiled for whatever it is they have in those supermarket cartons.
	♥ 3:45pm listener james from westwood: Homebrew's always a good plan vs. the seasonal sludge in a carton.
	♥ 3:47pm listener james from westwood: Doug, best get the last crops in while you can. Except the Brussels sprouts. They get sweeter with a bit of frost.
	3:48pm ccrides: Mmmmm..!..very 'rich'!!!...great show Matt!!...:)O(:..
	♥ 3:48pm Uncle Michael: @Gaylord, I'm sorry that the embedded audio players on that page appear to be broken...for now...
	♥ 3:49pm Jeff Golick: Re lyrics: I was surprised to learn yesterday that my wife of 16 years knows all the words to the Josie and the Pussycats theme song. Greetings, fellow congregants.
	♥ 3:51pm Jeff: Long tails, and ears for hats... Okay, I just ran dry.
	3:51pm ccrides: Oh yeah!!!...Cheerz!!...:)O(:...
	♥ 3:51pm Gaylord Fields: @Uncle Michael: I felt led on, like a WWI soldier in a Parisian bordello.
	♥ 3:53pm Gaylord Fields: @Jeff Golick: I could never understand the words well enough to commit them to memory. It's like Josie was the female feline Mick Jagger.
	3:54pm Holly in NC: @Jeff - I've always been scared to try that Bill Neal recipe - I can certainly hold my liquor but dang! Looks soo delicious though... @Doug - All I can think of is Luna's feet. Take care of Luna's feet!
	♥ 3:54pm Jeff Golick: @Gaylord: there's some truth to that. I believe I heard some slurring....possibly "bearded, toothless hag?"
	♥ 3:55pm Doug Schulkind: @Holly We've got the musher's wax ready! If that doesn't work, we'll dip her paws in eggnog.
	♥ 3:56pm Gaylord Fields: Charlie Rich: a jazz-soul singer in country clothing.
	♥ 3:57pm Matt F: The white Ray Charles.
	3:58pm Holly in NC: SAM
	3:59pm ccrides: I need a lot of babies to practice getting 'it' right'!!!...hehehe...:)O(:...
	♥ 4:01pm Stanley: Yeah! Matt baby!!
	♥ 4:01pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Matt!
	♥ 4:02pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Matt!
	♥ 4:02pm Artie Haywire: Thanks, Matt!
	♥ 4:03pm Gaylord Fields: @Matt F: Charlie recorded it before Sam & Dave. The More You Know!
	♥ 4:03pm Jeff: @Holly: it's really good. Fluffy in a way that store-bought stuff never can be. A bit less sweet. Definitely more alcoholic than people these days are used to - which I think kind of helps with the time-travel effect this recipe has, a glimpse into a bygone era of punches - but as I said, you can pull back on the booze relative to the rest and the beverage still holds together.
	4:03pm Holly in NC: Thank you Matt!
	♥ 4:03pm Matt F: Thanks All! Nex' time!
	♥ 4:04pm Matt F: Wow Gaylord, didn't know! I shoulda read the booklet...

Matt Fiveash: Playlist from November 13, 2014

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