WFMU: Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from October 24, 2016

Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from October 24, 2016

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October 24, 2016: Singles Going Steady, DJs Going Crazy

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Rolling Stones	Jumpin' Jack Flash	45	London	1968	Bill Wyman (Hammond organ) b. 10/24/36		0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Jackie Breston & His Delta Cats	Rocket 88	45	Chess	1951			0:09:50 (Pop-up)
John Foxx	Film One "Film One" by "John Foxx"	45	Virgin UK	1980			0:11:54 (Pop-up)
Chit Chat	Don't Go "Don't Go" by "Chit Chat"	45	Party Nogg	2014			0:15:58 (Pop-up)
Gruppo Musicale de Comitato per il Salario al Lavoro Domestico di Padova	Bambini Pianificati	45	Textual Records	2015			0:20:48 (Pop-up)
Chit Chat	Don't Go "Don't Go" by "Chit Chat"	45 played at 33	Party Nogg	2014	They say: "Play at 33 RPM if you wanna trip into space.		0:22:38 (Pop-up)
Prince	Batdance (Vicki Vale Mix) "Batdance (Vicki Vale Mix)" by "Prince"	12"	Warner Brothers	1989			0:25:38 (Pop-up)

Mi Ami	Echonecho "Echonecho" by "Mi Ami"	12" single	Quarterstick Records	2009			0:37:45 (Pop-up)
Yeah Yeah Yeahs	Gold Lion (Diplo Remix)	CD Single	Polydor UK	2006			0:45:40 (Pop-up)
Depeche Mode	Policy of Truth (Beat Box Remix)	12" Single	Sire	1990			0:51:10 (Pop-up)

Rolling Stones	19th Nervous Breakdown		London	1966	Reached # 2 in U.S., #1 U.K		1:00:10 (Pop-up)
Euphoria	Sweet Rain (Faze Action Remix)	CD Single	Six Degrees	2001			1:04:13 (Pop-up)
Derek & The Dominoes	Tell the Truth	45	Atco	1970	Produced by Phil Spector, released in August 1970 and recalled after 6 days		1:10:31 (Pop-up)
Beatles	Revolution "Revolution" by "Beatles"	B-side of "Hey Jude"	Apple	1968			1:13:43 (Pop-up)
Steppenwolf	Magic Carpet Ride "Magic Carpet Ride" by "Steppenwolf"	45	Dunhill		Jerry Edmonton (drums) b. 10/24/46 Hit #3 on the Billboard charts		1:17:10 (Pop-up)
D Mob	They Call It Acieed (Matey Mix)	12" Single	Full Frequency	1988			1:21:05 (Pop-up)
Thelonious Monk	Four in One "Four in One" by "Thelonious Monk"	10" 78 RPM	Blue Note	1951	Sahib Shihab (alto Sax) d. 10/24/89		1:29:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song		Chess	1952			1:40:51 (Pop-up)
Willie Mabon	I Don't Know "I Don't Know" by "Willie Mabon"	45	Chess	1952			1:41:15 (Pop-up)
Beck	Mixed Bizness (Dirty Bixin' Mixness	CD Single	Geffen Australia	2000			1:42:56 (Pop-up)
Basement Jaxx	Bingo Bongo (Choo Choo's Apple Jaxx Mix)	CD Single	XL Recordings UK	2000			1:46:00 (Pop-up)
Earl Hooker	Frog Hop "Frog Hop" by "Earl Hooker"	45	Argo				1:52:43 (Pop-up)

Rolling Stones	We Love You "We Love You" by "Rolling Stones"	45	London	1967	Reached #8 on UK charts but only hit #50 in US		1:59:37 (Pop-up)
St. Germain	Rose Rouge (Blaze early shelter mix)	CD Single	Blue Note	2000			2:03:46 (Pop-up)
Patsy's Rats	Burnin' Honey "Burnin' Honey" by "Patsy's Rats"	45	Dig!			*	2:09:42 (Pop-up)
Glenn Danzig	Spook City USA "Spook City USA" by "Glenn Danzig"	45	Plan 9			*	2:12:32 (Pop-up)
The Orb	Little Fluffy Clouds (Dance Mk. II)	CD Single	Big Life Records	1991			2:15:32 (Pop-up)
Bo Diddley	Bo Diddley "Bo Diddley" by "Bo Diddley"	45	Chess	1955	Hit #1 on the R & B Charts		2:22:43 (Pop-up)

The Herbalizer	Moon Sequence "Moon Sequence" by "The Herbalizer"	CD Single	Ninjatune Canada	1999			2:35:19 (Pop-up)
The The	Jealous of Youth "Jealous of Youth" by "The The"	12" Single	Epic	1989			2:38:25 (Pop-up)
Chuck Berry	Let It Rock "Let It Rock" by "Chuck Berry"	45	Chess	1960	Only reached #64 on the Billboard charts		2:45:07 (Pop-up)
Dale Hawkins	Suzy Q "Suzy Q" by "Dale Hawkins"	45	Chess	1957	Hit #27 on the Billboard Chart		2:46:52 (Pop-up)
DJ Food	The Crow (Dub) "The Crow (Dub)" by "DJ Food"	CD Single	NinjaTune Canada				2:49:08 (Pop-up)
Stick McGhee	One Monkey Don't Stop No Show	10" 78 RPM	Atlantic	1951			2:54:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Mamas & Papas	Monday, Monday "Monday, Monday" by "Mamas & Papas"	45	Dunhill				2:58:58 (Pop-up)
The Clovers	Ting-A-Ling "Ting-A-Ling" by "The Clovers"	45	Atlantic
The Ar-Kaics	Just My Life "Just My Life" by "The Ar-Kaics"	45	Wick			*
The Wrong Society	Dark Clouds "Dark Clouds" by "The Wrong Society"	45	13 O'Clock			*
The Coasters	Little Egypt "Little Egypt" by "The Coasters"	45	Atlantic
Ben. E. King	Amor "Amor" by "Ben. E. King"	45	Atlantic
The Mar-Keys	Last Night "Last Night" by "The Mar-Keys"	45	Atlantic
The Ikettes	I'm Blue "I'm Blue" by "The Ikettes"	45
William Bell	You Don't Miss Your Water	45	Atlantic
The Falcons	I Found A Love "I Found A Love" by "The Falcons"	45 single	Atlantic

Listener comments!
	3:12am Mark R: It's our Silent Fundraiser y'all. C'mon and get with it!
	3:26am Mark R: I know it's the SILENT Fundraiser, but sheesh! you guys are sure quiet tonight!
	♥ 3:37am HarktheUmpire: Good morning Mr R.!
	♥ 3:38am HarktheUmpire: it's a misty morning here in Berlin and I'm looking forward to seeing Mike Watt play tonight
	♥ 3:38am HarktheUmpire: How are you doing?
	3:39am Mark R: Thanks for tuning in, kind sir. Mike Watt sounds like a great night out!
	♥ 3:40am coelacanth: howdy Mark i'm listening but i'm only computering for a moment
	3:42am Mark R: Howdy Coel--understood, the listening is the most important part!
	3:42am Mark R: I once lamented to DJ Stash that nobody was listening because nobody was commenting and she assured me that there are many listeners who never comment, so...
	3:48am Mark R: Stashu not Stash...although DJ Stash might be a good person to know, also...
	♥ 3:49am coelacanth: who said "it's better to to remain silent and be thought a fool than speak and remove all doubt"... i'm a prime example of this.
	3:50am Mark R: I've heard it attributed to Oscar Wilde...but you're no fool. I've known many a fool, and you, sir, are no fool.
	4:06am Mark R: This is a dancier show than I usually do. I'm kinda diggin' it.
	♥ 4:11am Smilty69: Digging the show thus far, Mark R. Thanks.
	♥ 4:12am coelacanth: damn, i remember when i first heard 19th nervous breakdown. my parents were all about the beatles but didn't want anything to do with the 'stones. i had to sneak it. ...when honky tonk women came on (which seemed to be a top 10 hit forever) they changed the station and i casually left to go upstairs "for something". (to listen to it on an alternate radio)
	♥ 4:13am coelacanth: holy shit! interesting version!
	4:13am Mark R: Thanks Smilty, appreciate it. Yes that was a real rivalry thing with some people. I always dug 'em both, for different reasons. The Stones were better when they got out of the Beatles shadow. It was starting to happen even before the Beatles broke up.
	♥ 4:15am coelacanth: yeah... let it bleed obviously named after let it be; but it was an entirely different animal. - and an equally relevant one.
	♥ 4:29am coelacanth: well, i never felt i had to choose between the beatles & the stones; and in jr high school was on the led zeppelin side, and my friends on the grateful dead side were pulling at me. i never did denounce either one, and ultimately joined the pink floyd cult and the doors & David Bowie cults anyway! (and meanwhile was all about steppenwolf from about 7 years old...but i was alone on that one)
	4:32am Mark R: Steppenwolf I thought got kinda bum-rapped as a bubblegum group because they had the audacity to have hit singles. But an album like "Monster" is as solid a rock 'n' roll concept album as anyone has ever produced.
	4:33am Mark R: Yes, 78s were singles and therefore qualify for Singles Going Steady Week. Oz has spoken.
	♥ 4:36am coelacanth: Mark, yeah monster was ...a monster. ...great album.
	♥ 4:47am coelacanth: a'right. time to let the radio do the talking. ...computer off; fm in sync. Thanks Mark! g'night/morning
	4:57am ans: busy making a little stop motion film...deadline is too close..the music is very inspirational! it keeps me going, thanks!!
	5:03am Mark R: Glad we could be of assistance, ans
	♥ 5:31am Jason_: Indeed, Mark: www.youtube.com... From a RLJ fan-club 7" or something. (it's not Levar Burton, though, despite what the youtuber said)
	5:35am Mark R: Thanks for the confirmation, Jason. BTW that's a very weird interview question, isn't it? Sort of an icebreaker: "What were the skies like when you were young?" Wonder how Sinatra would have answered that one.
	♥ 5:38am Jason_: Ha, never though of it like that but yes, it is very a propos nothing. Later on, he asks 'what did you play when you were a kid' (fair enough) then 'who did you play with' as if he wants names, addresses, places of residence...
	5:39am Mark R: Borderline creepy. Maybe not so borderline, come to think of it.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Rolling Stones	Jumpin' Jack Flash	45	London	1968	Bill Wyman (Hammond organ) b. 10/24/36		0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Jackie Breston & His Delta Cats	Rocket 88	45	Chess	1951			0:09:50 (Pop-up)
John Foxx	Film One "Film One" by "John Foxx"	45	Virgin UK	1980			0:11:54 (Pop-up)
Chit Chat	Don't Go "Don't Go" by "Chit Chat"	45	Party Nogg	2014			0:15:58 (Pop-up)
Gruppo Musicale de Comitato per il Salario al Lavoro Domestico di Padova	Bambini Pianificati	45	Textual Records	2015			0:20:48 (Pop-up)
Chit Chat	Don't Go "Don't Go" by "Chit Chat"	45 played at 33	Party Nogg	2014	They say: "Play at 33 RPM if you wanna trip into space.		0:22:38 (Pop-up)
Prince	Batdance (Vicki Vale Mix) "Batdance (Vicki Vale Mix)" by "Prince"	12"	Warner Brothers	1989			0:25:38 (Pop-up)

Mi Ami	Echonecho "Echonecho" by "Mi Ami"	12" single	Quarterstick Records	2009			0:37:45 (Pop-up)
Yeah Yeah Yeahs	Gold Lion (Diplo Remix)	CD Single	Polydor UK	2006			0:45:40 (Pop-up)
Depeche Mode	Policy of Truth (Beat Box Remix)	12" Single	Sire	1990			0:51:10 (Pop-up)

Rolling Stones	19th Nervous Breakdown		London	1966	Reached # 2 in U.S., #1 U.K		1:00:10 (Pop-up)
Euphoria	Sweet Rain (Faze Action Remix)	CD Single	Six Degrees	2001			1:04:13 (Pop-up)
Derek & The Dominoes	Tell the Truth	45	Atco	1970	Produced by Phil Spector, released in August 1970 and recalled after 6 days		1:10:31 (Pop-up)
Beatles	Revolution "Revolution" by "Beatles"	B-side of "Hey Jude"	Apple	1968			1:13:43 (Pop-up)
Steppenwolf	Magic Carpet Ride "Magic Carpet Ride" by "Steppenwolf"	45	Dunhill		Jerry Edmonton (drums) b. 10/24/46 Hit #3 on the Billboard charts		1:17:10 (Pop-up)
D Mob	They Call It Acieed (Matey Mix)	12" Single	Full Frequency	1988			1:21:05 (Pop-up)
Thelonious Monk	Four in One "Four in One" by "Thelonious Monk"	10" 78 RPM	Blue Note	1951	Sahib Shihab (alto Sax) d. 10/24/89		1:29:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song		Chess	1952			1:40:51 (Pop-up)
Willie Mabon	I Don't Know "I Don't Know" by "Willie Mabon"	45	Chess	1952			1:41:15 (Pop-up)
Beck	Mixed Bizness (Dirty Bixin' Mixness	CD Single	Geffen Australia	2000			1:42:56 (Pop-up)
Basement Jaxx	Bingo Bongo (Choo Choo's Apple Jaxx Mix)	CD Single	XL Recordings UK	2000			1:46:00 (Pop-up)
Earl Hooker	Frog Hop "Frog Hop" by "Earl Hooker"	45	Argo				1:52:43 (Pop-up)

Rolling Stones	We Love You "We Love You" by "Rolling Stones"	45	London	1967	Reached #8 on UK charts but only hit #50 in US		1:59:37 (Pop-up)
St. Germain	Rose Rouge (Blaze early shelter mix)	CD Single	Blue Note	2000			2:03:46 (Pop-up)
Patsy's Rats	Burnin' Honey "Burnin' Honey" by "Patsy's Rats"	45	Dig!			*	2:09:42 (Pop-up)
Glenn Danzig	Spook City USA "Spook City USA" by "Glenn Danzig"	45	Plan 9			*	2:12:32 (Pop-up)
The Orb	Little Fluffy Clouds (Dance Mk. II)	CD Single	Big Life Records	1991			2:15:32 (Pop-up)
Bo Diddley	Bo Diddley "Bo Diddley" by "Bo Diddley"	45	Chess	1955	Hit #1 on the R & B Charts		2:22:43 (Pop-up)

The Herbalizer	Moon Sequence "Moon Sequence" by "The Herbalizer"	CD Single	Ninjatune Canada	1999			2:35:19 (Pop-up)
The The	Jealous of Youth "Jealous of Youth" by "The The"	12" Single	Epic	1989			2:38:25 (Pop-up)
Chuck Berry	Let It Rock "Let It Rock" by "Chuck Berry"	45	Chess	1960	Only reached #64 on the Billboard charts		2:45:07 (Pop-up)
Dale Hawkins	Suzy Q "Suzy Q" by "Dale Hawkins"	45	Chess	1957	Hit #27 on the Billboard Chart		2:46:52 (Pop-up)
DJ Food	The Crow (Dub) "The Crow (Dub)" by "DJ Food"	CD Single	NinjaTune Canada				2:49:08 (Pop-up)
Stick McGhee	One Monkey Don't Stop No Show	10" 78 RPM	Atlantic	1951			2:54:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Mamas & Papas	Monday, Monday "Monday, Monday" by "Mamas & Papas"	45	Dunhill				2:58:58 (Pop-up)
The Clovers	Ting-A-Ling "Ting-A-Ling" by "The Clovers"	45	Atlantic
The Ar-Kaics	Just My Life "Just My Life" by "The Ar-Kaics"	45	Wick			*
The Wrong Society	Dark Clouds "Dark Clouds" by "The Wrong Society"	45	13 O'Clock			*
The Coasters	Little Egypt "Little Egypt" by "The Coasters"	45	Atlantic
Ben. E. King	Amor "Amor" by "Ben. E. King"	45	Atlantic
The Mar-Keys	Last Night "Last Night" by "The Mar-Keys"	45	Atlantic
The Ikettes	I'm Blue "I'm Blue" by "The Ikettes"	45
William Bell	You Don't Miss Your Water	45	Atlantic
The Falcons	I Found A Love "I Found A Love" by "The Falcons"	45 single	Atlantic

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Listener comments!
	3:12am Mark R: It's our Silent Fundraiser y'all. C'mon and get with it!
	3:26am Mark R: I know it's the SILENT Fundraiser, but sheesh! you guys are sure quiet tonight!
	♥ 3:37am HarktheUmpire: Good morning Mr R.!
	♥ 3:38am HarktheUmpire: it's a misty morning here in Berlin and I'm looking forward to seeing Mike Watt play tonight
	♥ 3:38am HarktheUmpire: How are you doing?
	3:39am Mark R: Thanks for tuning in, kind sir. Mike Watt sounds like a great night out!
	♥ 3:40am coelacanth: howdy Mark i'm listening but i'm only computering for a moment
	3:42am Mark R: Howdy Coel--understood, the listening is the most important part!
	3:42am Mark R: I once lamented to DJ Stash that nobody was listening because nobody was commenting and she assured me that there are many listeners who never comment, so...
	3:48am Mark R: Stashu not Stash...although DJ Stash might be a good person to know, also...
	♥ 3:49am coelacanth: who said "it's better to to remain silent and be thought a fool than speak and remove all doubt"... i'm a prime example of this.
	3:50am Mark R: I've heard it attributed to Oscar Wilde...but you're no fool. I've known many a fool, and you, sir, are no fool.
	4:06am Mark R: This is a dancier show than I usually do. I'm kinda diggin' it.
	♥ 4:11am Smilty69: Digging the show thus far, Mark R. Thanks.
	♥ 4:12am coelacanth: damn, i remember when i first heard 19th nervous breakdown. my parents were all about the beatles but didn't want anything to do with the 'stones. i had to sneak it. ...when honky tonk women came on (which seemed to be a top 10 hit forever) they changed the station and i casually left to go upstairs "for something". (to listen to it on an alternate radio)
	♥ 4:13am coelacanth: holy shit! interesting version!
	4:13am Mark R: Thanks Smilty, appreciate it. Yes that was a real rivalry thing with some people. I always dug 'em both, for different reasons. The Stones were better when they got out of the Beatles shadow. It was starting to happen even before the Beatles broke up.
	♥ 4:15am coelacanth: yeah... let it bleed obviously named after let it be; but it was an entirely different animal. - and an equally relevant one.
	♥ 4:29am coelacanth: well, i never felt i had to choose between the beatles & the stones; and in jr high school was on the led zeppelin side, and my friends on the grateful dead side were pulling at me. i never did denounce either one, and ultimately joined the pink floyd cult and the doors & David Bowie cults anyway! (and meanwhile was all about steppenwolf from about 7 years old...but i was alone on that one)
	4:32am Mark R: Steppenwolf I thought got kinda bum-rapped as a bubblegum group because they had the audacity to have hit singles. But an album like "Monster" is as solid a rock 'n' roll concept album as anyone has ever produced.
	4:33am Mark R: Yes, 78s were singles and therefore qualify for Singles Going Steady Week. Oz has spoken.
	♥ 4:36am coelacanth: Mark, yeah monster was ...a monster. ...great album.
	♥ 4:47am coelacanth: a'right. time to let the radio do the talking. ...computer off; fm in sync. Thanks Mark! g'night/morning
	4:57am ans: busy making a little stop motion film...deadline is too close..the music is very inspirational! it keeps me going, thanks!!
	5:03am Mark R: Glad we could be of assistance, ans
	♥ 5:31am Jason_: Indeed, Mark: www.youtube.com... From a RLJ fan-club 7" or something. (it's not Levar Burton, though, despite what the youtuber said)
	5:35am Mark R: Thanks for the confirmation, Jason. BTW that's a very weird interview question, isn't it? Sort of an icebreaker: "What were the skies like when you were young?" Wonder how Sinatra would have answered that one.
	♥ 5:38am Jason_: Ha, never though of it like that but yes, it is very a propos nothing. Later on, he asks 'what did you play when you were a kid' (fair enough) then 'who did you play with' as if he wants names, addresses, places of residence...
	5:39am Mark R: Borderline creepy. Maybe not so borderline, come to think of it.

Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from October 24, 2016

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