WFMU: Stop Hitting Yourself with DJ Greg "Spacebrother" Bishop: Playlist from November 26, 2018

Listener comments!
	♥ 7:00pm Rich in Washington: Good hello, Spacebrother!
	7:00pm Mr Fab: I've been hitting myself all day. I need this show.
	7:01pm spacebrother: Hey there Rich and Fabby Man!
	♥ 7:01pm Rich in Washington: Hello, Mr. F!
	7:04pm Mr Fab: Hey gang! I always see those awful Jim Nabors albums but never buy em cuz he doesnt sing like Gomer.
	7:06pm spacebrother: I have this one. Only this one, though.
	♥ 7:07pm Rich in Washington: OH. MY. GOD! This is almost Heino territory!
	7:08pm spacebrother: Exactly who I was thinking of!
	7:09pm spacebrother: Not quite creepy enough.
	♥ 7:09pm Rich in Washington: It makes me think of Man in the High Castle (the book, not the TV show) for some reason.
	7:11pm Mr Fab: Wunderbar! Complete w gimmicky sound fx. As all good records should have.
	7:11pm spacebrother: :)
	♥ 7:12pm Rich in Washington: I love Telstar. Any, every version. I love how it's the leitmotif throughout Mr. Mike's Mondo Video.
	7:13pm spacebrother: I WORSHIP Mr. Mike and Mondo Video
	♥ 7:13pm Rich in Washington: Oh god. This is fantastic!
	♥ 7:14pm Rich in Washington: I have no idea how good their German is but it's amazing how good they sound in the German pop idiom.
	7:15pm spacebrother: My parents had one of their records when I was growing up. liked them early on.
	7:15pm Mr Fab: I had an album by the Peanuts, not having any idea that they were the same lil gals that sang in Mothra. A monster movie expert i worked with mentioned that factoid to my amazement.
	♥ 7:17pm Rich in Washington: The intersection of weird records and monster movies is an amazing one.
	7:18pm spacebrother: That could be a whole show.
	♥ 7:19pm Rich in Washington: This is so cool!
	7:20pm spacebrother: Just hung the mic over the soundbox.
	♥ 7:21pm Rich in Washington: I need a turntable that can do 78 and 16 rpms. Casual listening to these formats is impossible for me. I have to rip 'em and convert speed digitally.
	7:21pm Mr Fab: Spacebrothers gonna have the only working record player after the apocalypse. Everyone will be coming to your bunker Greg.
	♥ 7:22pm Rich in Washington: The fidelity was pretty good!
	7:23pm spacebrother: I found it in a thrift store in the desert. $130.
	7:31pm spacebrother: You can probably find a turntable in a pawn shop or if you're lucky, a thrift store.
	7:32pm spacebrother: ...with the all-important 16/ 78 speeds.
	7:32pm Mr Fab: I tracked down a copy of this Vietnamese Ghost Riders after hearing it on the oh-so-proper Tom Schnabel show on KCRW. guess it was considered "World music." Exotica by another name is still...
	7:33pm spacebrother: Always hated that guy. I called him "Tom Snowball"
	♥ 7:39pm Rich in Washington: I'm not familiar with that show or host, living outside the area, but we used to have this very snooty program in my city. This guy would play a high-fallutin' World Music song, then would go off on these long reminiscences about having traveled to this country, this city, all about himself, then would play a song, repeat. It was all about what an erudite, tasteful world traveler he was. It was kind of awful in an almost amusing way.
	♥ 7:40pm Rich in Washington: Every time I think I have at least HEARD of every Moog record, there's another one I haven't.
	7:41pm Mr Fab: Ooh, that Bumblebillies song is an exclusive! When fundraiser comes around (in 6 months or so) that would be a good track for a premium CD.
	7:44pm spacebrother: There were SOOO many of those moog albums. Like Walter Brennan records.
	7:44pm spacebrother: I have recordings of lot of those Guitar Geek performances.
	7:44pm spacebrother: So, sure!
	♥ 7:45pm Rich in Washington: I wish Walter Brennan did a Moog record.
	7:45pm Mr Fab: Sounds like Schnable all right, Rich. He likes to mention how he studied in Paris, for example. I actually found an old issue of Down Beat with a letter he sent in about how he didnt get late -period Coltrane. NPR, lol.
	7:48pm spacebrother: He probably DID do one.
	7:48pm Mr Fab: Mrs Fab was just asking me this morn about Phil Spectors production of "Let it Be." Did he wave a gun at the Beatles? I dont even think he was in the studio with em.
	7:48pm spacebrother: I think he messed it up after the master tapes were done.
	♥ 7:49pm Rich in Washington: Is that Phil doing the spoken bit? I've had this for years as an MP3 (thanks to Kogar!) and had no idea he was connected to this.
	7:49pm spacebrother: That Wall Of Sound shit ruined the record, IMHO.
	♥ 7:50pm Rich in Washington: yeah! It's kinds sonically squashed. I guess you gotta go all in for the wall of sound thing or it just collapses.
	7:51pm spacebrother: Yes, it was Spector. As far as I know.
	7:52pm spacebrother: I think if Spector waved a gun at the Beatles, a flunky would have strangled him.
	7:52pm Mr Fab: Yep, i believe that was the Phil-thy one hisself "singing." McCartney agrees w you greg. Remember he reissued it a few years ago minus the big production?
	7:53pm spacebrother: Yeah. I have that one. It's a vast improvement.
	♥ 7:53pm Rich in Washington: Wow! The hits keep a' comin'! This is amazing!
	♥ 7:54pm Rich in Washington: My wife freaks out everytime Bab's version of this song pops up on our virtual jukebox.
	7:55pm spacebrother: I'm amazed I can keep a pro like you entertained!
	7:57pm Mr Fab: Man, the show just gets better and better. wonderful job Greg. next live show here in The Jungle Room: the world's Worst Records this Wednesday. Stay tuned for the screamin stream 24/7.
	♥ 7:57pm Rich in Washington: Oh, I'm no pro. I am continuously amazed by the stuff played by my stream-mates.
	7:57pm spacebrother: Me too. It's like heaven.
	♥ 7:58pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Spacebrother! See you on the flip-flop, Mr. Fab! Thanks for steering the ship!
	7:58pm spacebrother: Yes thanks! Laters!
	7:59pm spacebrother: Thanks Mr. Fab!
	8:00pm spacebrother: I really enjoyed that one.
	♥ 4:58am Dutchman Jan: just listened to the archived version. Fantastic show! Thanks!

Stop Hitting Yourself with DJ Greg "Spacebrother" Bishop: Playlist from November 26, 2018

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Weird and wonderful sounds from outsider to weird covers and occasionally painful stuff from the Golden Age Of Stupidity.

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November 26, 2018: SHY #5 - You Can't Roller Skate in a Buffalo Herd of Peanuts

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
Me	Stop Hitting Yourself Intro "Stop Hitting Yourself Intro" by "Me"		Radio Misterioso	Now	Vertical record	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jim Nabors	Reincarnation "Reincarnation" by "Jim Nabors"	Shazam! Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C.	Columbia	1965	LP	0:02:00 (Pop-up)
Jim Nabors	You Can't Roller Skate In A Buffalo Herd	Shazam! Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C.	Columbia	1965	LP	0:02:47 (Pop-up)
California Hummingbirds	The Whisper Song			1928?	78	0:04:30 (Pop-up)
Camillo Felgen mit Chor und Orchester	Irgendwann Erwacht Ein Neuer Tag (Telstar)		Electrola	1963	45	0:06:58 (Pop-up)

The Peanuts	Happy Yokohama "Happy Yokohama" by "The Peanuts"	Souvenirs Aus Tokio	Columbia	1965	LP	0:12:55 (Pop-up)
The Peanuts	Come On-A My House "Come On-A My House" by "The Peanuts"			1966		0:14:56 (Pop-up)
Columbia Orchestra	Japanese Rhumba		Columbia	1952	78	0:18:31 (Pop-up)

The Cool Cats	Please Please Me "Please Please Me" by "The Cool Cats"	From Liverpool to Tokyo	Teichiku	2001	CD	0:22:41 (Pop-up)
The Cupids	Bazazz Tengoku "Bazazz Tengoku" by "The Cupids"	Nippon Girls - Japanese Pop, Beat & Bossa Nova 1966-70	Big Beat International	2009	CD	0:25:48 (Pop-up)

Dan Bau Vietnam	Rider In The Sky "Rider In The Sky" by "Dan Bau Vietnam"	Hò! #1 - Roady Music From Vietnam	Trikont	1998	CD	0:29:18 (Pop-up)
Claude Denjean	Sugar Sugar "Sugar Sugar" by "Claude Denjean"	Moog! Claude Denjean And The Moog Synthesizer	London Records	1970	LP	0:34:09 (Pop-up)
"Crazy" Joe Tritschler	Flight of the Beverly Bumblebillies	Guitar Geek Festival 2010	Unreleased	2010	Other	0:35:31 (Pop-up)

The Clark Sisters	Sweet Adeline "Sweet Adeline" by "The Clark Sisters"	Beauty Shop Beat	Coral	1959	LP	0:39:48 (Pop-up)
Jerry Colonna	Sweet Adeline "Sweet Adeline" by "Jerry Colonna"		Decca		45	0:42:13 (Pop-up)
Connie Francis & The Kids Next Door	I'm Henry VIII, I Am	Connie Francis And The Kids Next Door	Leo The Lion Records	1967	LP	0:45:12 (Pop-up)
The Crystals/ Phil Spector	The Screw Part 1		Phillies Records	1963	45	0:46:29 (Pop-up)
Ann Kristin 'Grynet' Molvig	Johan Pa Snippen (Twist)					0:50:28 (Pop-up)
Anni-Frid Lyngstad	Liv pa Mars (Life On Mars)	Frida Ensam	Polar	1975	LP	0:52:37 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	♥ 7:00pm Rich in Washington: Good hello, Spacebrother!
	7:00pm Mr Fab: I've been hitting myself all day. I need this show.
	7:01pm spacebrother: Hey there Rich and Fabby Man!
	♥ 7:01pm Rich in Washington: Hello, Mr. F!
	7:04pm Mr Fab: Hey gang! I always see those awful Jim Nabors albums but never buy em cuz he doesnt sing like Gomer.
	7:06pm spacebrother: I have this one. Only this one, though.
	♥ 7:07pm Rich in Washington: OH. MY. GOD! This is almost Heino territory!
	7:08pm spacebrother: Exactly who I was thinking of!
	7:09pm spacebrother: Not quite creepy enough.
	♥ 7:09pm Rich in Washington: It makes me think of Man in the High Castle (the book, not the TV show) for some reason.
	7:11pm Mr Fab: Wunderbar! Complete w gimmicky sound fx. As all good records should have.
	7:11pm spacebrother: :)
	♥ 7:12pm Rich in Washington: I love Telstar. Any, every version. I love how it's the leitmotif throughout Mr. Mike's Mondo Video.
	7:13pm spacebrother: I WORSHIP Mr. Mike and Mondo Video
	♥ 7:13pm Rich in Washington: Oh god. This is fantastic!
	♥ 7:14pm Rich in Washington: I have no idea how good their German is but it's amazing how good they sound in the German pop idiom.
	7:15pm spacebrother: My parents had one of their records when I was growing up. liked them early on.
	7:15pm Mr Fab: I had an album by the Peanuts, not having any idea that they were the same lil gals that sang in Mothra. A monster movie expert i worked with mentioned that factoid to my amazement.
	♥ 7:17pm Rich in Washington: The intersection of weird records and monster movies is an amazing one.
	7:18pm spacebrother: That could be a whole show.
	♥ 7:19pm Rich in Washington: This is so cool!
	7:20pm spacebrother: Just hung the mic over the soundbox.
	♥ 7:21pm Rich in Washington: I need a turntable that can do 78 and 16 rpms. Casual listening to these formats is impossible for me. I have to rip 'em and convert speed digitally.
	7:21pm Mr Fab: Spacebrothers gonna have the only working record player after the apocalypse. Everyone will be coming to your bunker Greg.
	♥ 7:22pm Rich in Washington: The fidelity was pretty good!
	7:23pm spacebrother: I found it in a thrift store in the desert. $130.
	7:31pm spacebrother: You can probably find a turntable in a pawn shop or if you're lucky, a thrift store.
	7:32pm spacebrother: ...with the all-important 16/ 78 speeds.
	7:32pm Mr Fab: I tracked down a copy of this Vietnamese Ghost Riders after hearing it on the oh-so-proper Tom Schnabel show on KCRW. guess it was considered "World music." Exotica by another name is still...
	7:33pm spacebrother: Always hated that guy. I called him "Tom Snowball"
	♥ 7:39pm Rich in Washington: I'm not familiar with that show or host, living outside the area, but we used to have this very snooty program in my city. This guy would play a high-fallutin' World Music song, then would go off on these long reminiscences about having traveled to this country, this city, all about himself, then would play a song, repeat. It was all about what an erudite, tasteful world traveler he was. It was kind of awful in an almost amusing way.
	♥ 7:40pm Rich in Washington: Every time I think I have at least HEARD of every Moog record, there's another one I haven't.
	7:41pm Mr Fab: Ooh, that Bumblebillies song is an exclusive! When fundraiser comes around (in 6 months or so) that would be a good track for a premium CD.
	7:44pm spacebrother: There were SOOO many of those moog albums. Like Walter Brennan records.
	7:44pm spacebrother: I have recordings of lot of those Guitar Geek performances.
	7:44pm spacebrother: So, sure!
	♥ 7:45pm Rich in Washington: I wish Walter Brennan did a Moog record.
	7:45pm Mr Fab: Sounds like Schnable all right, Rich. He likes to mention how he studied in Paris, for example. I actually found an old issue of Down Beat with a letter he sent in about how he didnt get late -period Coltrane. NPR, lol.
	7:48pm spacebrother: He probably DID do one.
	7:48pm Mr Fab: Mrs Fab was just asking me this morn about Phil Spectors production of "Let it Be." Did he wave a gun at the Beatles? I dont even think he was in the studio with em.
	7:48pm spacebrother: I think he messed it up after the master tapes were done.
	♥ 7:49pm Rich in Washington: Is that Phil doing the spoken bit? I've had this for years as an MP3 (thanks to Kogar!) and had no idea he was connected to this.
	7:49pm spacebrother: That Wall Of Sound shit ruined the record, IMHO.
	♥ 7:50pm Rich in Washington: yeah! It's kinds sonically squashed. I guess you gotta go all in for the wall of sound thing or it just collapses.
	7:51pm spacebrother: Yes, it was Spector. As far as I know.
	7:52pm spacebrother: I think if Spector waved a gun at the Beatles, a flunky would have strangled him.
	7:52pm Mr Fab: Yep, i believe that was the Phil-thy one hisself "singing." McCartney agrees w you greg. Remember he reissued it a few years ago minus the big production?
	7:53pm spacebrother: Yeah. I have that one. It's a vast improvement.
	♥ 7:53pm Rich in Washington: Wow! The hits keep a' comin'! This is amazing!
	♥ 7:54pm Rich in Washington: My wife freaks out everytime Bab's version of this song pops up on our virtual jukebox.
	7:55pm spacebrother: I'm amazed I can keep a pro like you entertained!
	7:57pm Mr Fab: Man, the show just gets better and better. wonderful job Greg. next live show here in The Jungle Room: the world's Worst Records this Wednesday. Stay tuned for the screamin stream 24/7.
	♥ 7:57pm Rich in Washington: Oh, I'm no pro. I am continuously amazed by the stuff played by my stream-mates.
	7:57pm spacebrother: Me too. It's like heaven.
	♥ 7:58pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Spacebrother! See you on the flip-flop, Mr. Fab! Thanks for steering the ship!
	7:58pm spacebrother: Yes thanks! Laters!
	7:59pm spacebrother: Thanks Mr. Fab!
	8:00pm spacebrother: I really enjoyed that one.
	♥ 4:58am Dutchman Jan: just listened to the archived version. Fantastic show! Thanks!

Stop Hitting Yourself with DJ Greg "Spacebrother" Bishop: Playlist from November 26, 2018

Listener comments!

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