WFMU: Lost Media Archive (The Radio Show) with BC Sterrett: Playlist from June 4, 2021

Lost Media Archive (The Radio Show) with BC Sterrett: Playlist from June 4, 2021

Cool and Strange Music, Ephemeral Media, Found Sounds, Private Press and Outsider Music.

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June 4, 2021: Incredibly Strange Music Vol. 2 - Chapter 1: Jello Biafra pt. 38 pg. 53 - Appendix Pt. 1
Episode Art by Michael Brunelle (Selected by my wife.)

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Artist	Track	Album	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Your DJ Speaks	"Your DJ Speaks"
Ginny Arnell	Dumbhead "Dumbhead" by "Ginny Arnell"	Meet Ginny Arnell	LP	"S&M Girl Singers: Ginny Arnell was a little more like Lesley Gore, but what an angle on the world; her most famous line is "I'm a Dumbhead, Dumbhead, Stupid Little Girl ... Won't somebody beat my head against the wall?" - Jello	0:00:16 (Pop-up)
Ginny Arnell	I Wish I Had a Dress To Wear	Meet Ginny Arnell	LP	"Another low-self esteem "classic" is "I Wish I Knew What Dress to Wear" -- even though she knows nobody will dance with her at the prom." - Jello	0:02:35 (Pop-up)
Dion McGregor	Val "Val" by "Dion McGregor"	The Dream World Of Dion McGregor (He Talks In His Sleep)	LP	"He was a talent agent from the '50's who had a habit of talking in his sleep. He recorded these loopy, what would have been called "acid-damaged" monologues if they hadn't happened a decade earlier. A longtime classic." - Jello	0:05:12 (Pop-up)
48 Girls	Let's Get A Little Sentimental	Taking Off (Original Sound Track Album)	LP	Soundtracks: "Taking Off, a movie by Milos Forman, is a soundtrack album featuring songs written and performed by female teenage runaways." - Jello	0:09:15 (Pop-up)
Carly Simon	Long Term Physical Effects	Taking Off (Original Sound Track Album)	LP	"It's much darker and rougher than most folk music of the time. It also contains an early Carly Simon track and a song by Buck Henry." - Jello	0:11:41 (Pop-up)
Buck Henry	Stranger In Paradise "Stranger In Paradise" by "Buck Henry"	Taking Off (Original Sound Track Album)	LP		0:13:48 (Pop-up)
Teddy and Darrell	Wild Thing "Wild Thing" by "Teddy and Darrell"	These Are The Hits, You Silly Savage!	LP	Gay Records: "I like the all-gay male novelty version of songs like "WIld Thing" and "Strangers in the Night" on You Silly Savage by Teddy Darril..." - Jello	0:14:42 (Pop-up)
Teddy and Darrell	Strangers in the Night	These Are The Hits, You Silly Savage!	LP		0:16:43 (Pop-up)
King's Road	Uncle John's Band "Uncle John's Band" by "King's Road"	Watkins Glen	LP	(Featured album cover pg. 53) (Fake Woodstock cash-in on Pickwick Records) - Your DJ	0:19:05 (Pop-up)
Glenn Meadmore	Lovin' In My Oven "Lovin' In My Oven" by "Glenn Meadmore"	Chicken and Biscuits	MP3	"Glenn Meadmore's music is more cow-punk now, but check out his first LP, Chicken and Biscuits. It mixes hard-craking drum machine and loud violins. In a deliberately obnoxious voice that Peter Ivers would be proud of, he sings songs like "Lovin' In My Oven"... Jello	0:23:07 (Pop-up)
Paul Vanase	Sissy "Sissy" by "Paul Vanase"	The World of Baby Bones	LP	"...An earlier example from '75, Paul Vanase's The World of Baby Bones, has songs like ..."Sissy" and "Sticking Needles Through Paper Doll Eyes." - Jello	0:27:02 (Pop-up)
Paul Vanase	Sticking Needles Through Paper Doll Eyes	The World of Baby Bones	LP	"Paul has a giant Fu Manchu moustache that dips four inches below his chin, glued-on felt triangle eyebrows that arch over the top of his shaved head, and wears a silver lounge suit cut into Flintstone-points at the bottom." - Jello	0:29:09 (Pop-up)
Jack Turner	Nightmare "Nightmare" by "Jack Turner"	45 Single	45	Jack Turner: "Nightmare." "Aside from having the most psychedelic-sounding steel guitar of the '50's, it also has surreal Dali-esque Hitchcock dream vision lyrics - The Cramps should cover this one." - Jello	0:32:01 (Pop-up)
Lofty's Zzebra	"Lofty's Zzebra"	Original Afro-Fusion Music	LP	Black Psychedelia: "The cover of Lofty's Zzebra: Original Afro-Fusion Music shows Lofty wearing striped platform boots up to his knees, a chapaleta over one arm and loud polyester vest and marching pants, standing amidst some trees gesturing fairly angrily at the Gods. Musically, the opening track is bluegrass!" - Jello	0:34:07 (Pop-up)
Damn Sam the Miracle Man and the Soul Congregation	Give Me Another Joint	Damn Sam the Miracle Man and the Soul Congregation	MP3	"...Another experimental black record out of Detroit is this one by Damn Sam the Miracle Man (a former nursing-home choir director from Selma, Alabama) and the Soul Congregation. It opens with "Give Me Another Joint," and has rather puzzling, elliptical liner notes." - Jello	0:40:33 (Pop-up)
Fred Kuehn & Light	Great Lord Lucifer	Song of Gods Gone Mad	LP	Satanic Folk Music: "Fred Kuehn and Light recorded Song of Gods Gone Mad. You've heard of satanic heavy-metal, but how about this genre?" - Jello	0:44:38 (Pop-up)
The New Life, Mike Curb	Psychedelic Rape	Sings The Sidehackers	LP	Pseudo-Psychedelic: "New Life Sings the Side-hackers (Ameret) blends rock, psychedelic plus a full orchestra. They had the nerve to title an eerie, long Hitchcock scare piece "Psychedelic Rape." - Jello	0:47:54 (Pop-up)
Kings Road	Whipping Post "Whipping Post" by "Kings Road"	Watkins Glen	LP	"...After Woodstock, a Crown-type label releashed a fake Woodstock album, Watkins Glen, which covered songs like "Whipping Post" by the Allman Bros, "Up on Cripple Creek," and other pseudo-Nuggets complete with rock festival crowd noise dubbed in." - Jello	0:52:16 (Pop-up)
Watkins Glen	Up on Cripple Creek "Up on Cripple Creek" by "Watkins Glen"	Watkins Glen	LP		0:55:00 (Pop-up)
Toby Rean & The Common People	Outa Space	Outa Space	LP	"Another all-time wonderful Crown atrocity is Outa Space! by Toby Rean & The Common People. The cover art is psychedelic but the record has nothing to do with psych or space." - Jello	0:58:47 (Pop-up)
Toby Rean & The Common People	Request For Discharge	Outa Space	LP	"After butchering a Billy Preston hit (Outa Space), the band plays all country-western, ending with a hilarious weeper about a Vietnam Vet who returns home just as the baby he's never seen croaks from crib death!" - Jello	1:02:03 (Pop-up)
Ricky Vale & His Surfers	Ghost Surfin' Parts 1 & 2	Everybody's Surfin'	LP	"Strand Records, who put out a lot of ethnic material, released Ricky Vale & His Surfers. The cover, which shows three prepubescent kids, claims this is the band, but the LP sounds like space-psyche-jazz jams on surf tunes. It only has three songs per side, but each is double the length of most rock'n'roll instrumentals. Very ethereal and well done." - Jello	1:08:11 (Pop-up)
The Psychedelic Seeds	Psychotic Reaction	The Electric Piano Playground	LP	"Bell Records: The Electric Piano Playground by The Psychedelic Seeds may have been intended for children: it's Ferrante and Teicher piano experiments put through various effects. " - Jello	1:12:38 (Pop-up)
The Psychedelic Seeds	Tobacco Road	The Electric Piano Playground	LP	"They cover "Psychotic Reaction" and "Tobacco Road," among others." - Jello	1:17:00 (Pop-up)
Hall & Reasons	Orbiting "Orbiting" by "Hall & Reasons"	Spaceship	LP	Outer Space: "Spaceship by Hall & Reasons, two dorky-looking guys in polyester '70's shirts, is a NASA tribute." - Jello	1:20:43 (Pop-up)
Hall and Reasons	Spaceship "Spaceship" by "Hall and Reasons"	Spaceship	LP	"The music is fairly decent heavy-psych, but the packaging must be seen to be believed." - Jello	1:23:18 (Pop-up)
Bull Durham	Happy SAC Warrior "Happy SAC Warrior" by "Bull Durham"	Songs of the Strategic Air Command	LP	Military: "Bull Durham's Songs of the Strategic Air Command includes "Happy SAC Warrior," "Hang Down Your Boom, Ross Cooley," "Home on the Pad," and many more." - Jello	1:25:55 (Pop-up)
Bill Durham	Hang Down Your Boom, Ross Cooly	Songs of the Strategic Air Command	LP		1:28:41 (Pop-up)
Bill Durham	Home On the Pad "Home On the Pad" by "Bill Durham"	Songs of the Strategic Air Command	LP		1:32:43 (Pop-up)
The Incredible Bongo Band	Bongo Rock		MP3	"Exotica-Ploitation had not quite died in '73: The Incredible Bongo Band released "Bongo Rock," "Dueling Bongos," and "In-A-Gadda-Davida." - Jello	1:38:03 (Pop-up)
Incredible Bongo Band	Dueling Bongos		MP3		1:40:38 (Pop-up)
The Incredible Bongo Band	In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida		MP3		1:43:38 (Pop-up)
Perry Botkin, Jr.	Nadia's Theme (The Young And The Restless)	Nadia's Theme (The Young And The Restless)	MP3	"The man behind this was Perry Botkin, Jr. who plagued us with "Nadia's Theme" later on ..." - Jello	1:51:26 (Pop-up)
Damon	The Road of Life "The Road of Life" by "Damon"	Song of a Gypsy		"An example of exotica-folk-rock is Song of a Gypsy, released by a gypsy singer, Damon. For blending atmospheres, this is an all-time great!" - Jello	1:54:13 (Pop-up)
Bobby Brown	Tiny Wind Of Shanol "Tiny Wind Of Shanol" by "Bobby Brown"	Enlightening Beam of Axonda		"...In Southern California in the late '70s, Bobby Brown, a blonde guy who build all his own instruments, put out at least three albums which revived the '50's exotica feeling." - Jello	1:56:47 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	1:56pm BC Sterrett: Welcome :)
	2:50pm Sem: Hello, BC, and the disembodied.
	2:50pm BC Sterrett: Hey there Sem!
	2:53pm BC Sterrett: Thank you for confirming that the comments are working. My wife couldn't get one through!
	2:55pm Sem: Happy to help, even inadvertently. The Allman Bros. must have heard a lot of covers of Whipping Post...
	2:58pm BC Sterrett: I can't imagine how weird it would be to hear so many people covering your song
	2:58pm BC Sterrett: This reminds me of all those fake covers on songs on aerobic records
	3:00pm Sem: Can't say I have any experience in that genre but really, how hard would it be to fake a disco-beat song?
	3:02pm Otis: Hi BC. Tuned alongside work here today. Sounding Far Out!
	3:04pm Sem: Give me a Red Sovine weeper any day.
	3:04pm chresti: Hi BC and anarchivists!
	3:04pm Sem: Hey, chresti!
	3:04pm BC Sterrett: Hi Chresti :)
	3:05pm BC Sterrett: Hi Otis :)
	3:05pm BC Sterrett: Is this originally a Red Sovine track?
	3:07pm StringOFperils: Hi! This sounds deep and meaningful. And dubious.
	3:08pm Sem: Not to my knowledge. This one is from amateur hour.
	3:08pm spodiodi: hi BC! glad to be listening
	3:09pm chresti: Hi Sem! Hi spodi!
	3:09pm spodiodi: hello, S'em, Otis, chresti \\//, SOp 🥳
	3:09pm fred: Hi all
	3:10pm BC Sterrett: Hi String, Spodi and Fred :) Welcome
	3:10pm Sem: Toby Rean search on Spotify: open.spotify.com...
	3:11pm Sem: Hello, fred & 'spodi'.
	3:12pm spodiodi: ahoy, fred
	3:15pm BC Sterrett: Toby Rean on Spotify? lol Have you seen what the band looks like? I kinda love this photo: www.discogs.com...
	3:16pm notsoKWYET: I rare moment to pop on and say HELLLoooOOooOOOOo
	3:17pm BC Sterrett: HelllloooOOOOOLLOLOOOOOOOoooooo
	3:18pm BC Sterrett: Haven't seen you in a while. Thanks for saying "Hey" :)
	3:18pm notsoKWYET: Music to finish a 90 hr week to! …. so jazzed to be here
	3:18pm BC Sterrett: 90 hr week! Whew...
	3:19pm fred: Speaking of things that don't quite fit, I got a box that barely fit in my mailbox today. Inside was a single magazine issue (book sized), with a lot of packing paper. They could have fit a dozen in there (it usually comes in a cardboard envelope)
	3:20pm notsoKWYET: yea --- this job is outta fucking control
	3:20pm notsoKWYET: listening on my work computer laptop speakers and this sounds oddly really amazing
	3:25pm BC Sterrett: Thanks notso, people complained that I was too quiet last week. Hopefully these levels are ok
	3:26pm fred: @BC: Does the back cover pic (for Orbiting) show you actually holding a copy of that record?
	3:28pm BC Sterrett: Fred, sometimes I wonder if people grab the only free box available when they mail stuff.
	3:28pm BC Sterrett: Yes, it does Fred. I couldn't find the back cover on discogs.
	3:30pm notsoKWYET: I need beer
	3:31pm BC Sterrett: I bet Bull Durham drank a lot of beer while recording this.
	3:32pm fred: @BC@3:28: WFMU often does, my swag usually comes in a box that still says it contains a DJ's T-shirts or CDs
	3:33pm BC Sterrett: "Wing Weenies?"
	3:34pm BC Sterrett: Ha. Sometimes, when people order Cool and Strange Music issues from me, I send them in record boxes, because that's all I got here sometimes.
	3:36pm fred: @BC@3:31: Maybe not just while recording
	3:40pm BC Sterrett: Next week is probably the final Jello Biafra themed episode.
	3:41pm fred: An influential record in hip-hop history
	3:41pm BC Sterrett: If I can fit it all in!
	3:41pm Sem: I got a bunch of swag in a Mr. Coffee box once. Only the small address label and the customs declaration to mar it. Nice.
	3:42pm BC Sterrett: I didn't know that Fred! This is one of the few records from this section that I don't have. I can imagine lots of samples taken from this.
	3:45pm notsoKWYET: dig
	3:46pm fred: The break from Apache was used by Kool Herc and others to give an extended rhythmic part for early B-boys (with two copies of the record)
	3:48pm BC Sterrett: Holy cow this is a long track!
	3:48pm notsoKWYET: I always loved that line (about the Iron Butterfly version) on the Simpsons when bart changes the sheet music at church …. "Hey marge... remember when we used to make out to this hymn"
	3:49pm BC Sterrett: I remember that episode!
	3:50pm BC Sterrett: I like the story about how this song was really called "In The Garden of Eden" but the guy who wrote it was drunk while singing the riff and the band thought it sounded like the title it is today. Did I get that story right?
	3:53pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Oh wow, I remember hearing Nadia's Theme a LOT on top 40 radio back in the day. It was weird.
	3:54pm spodiodi: i know it from my aunts watching soap operas
	3:57pm BC Sterrett: When that song came on, I knew it was time to change the channel as a kid.
	3:58pm BC Sterrett: This will probably be my last track this week. Thanks for listening! We'll continue this next week :)
	3:58pm spodiodi: haha... thanks for the music, BC!
	3:58pm fred: Thanks BC!
	3:59pm chresti: Thanks BC!
	3:59pm BC Sterrett: Thanks everyone :)
	4:01pm Otis: Thanks BC! Great show!!
	4:01pm BC Sterrett: Thanks Otis :) Until next time....
	4:04pm Otis: Hopefully next week I can chat more. Love that Nadia's Theme (it's a Torch is Burning fav!!)

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Artist	Track	Album	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Your DJ Speaks	"Your DJ Speaks"
Ginny Arnell	Dumbhead "Dumbhead" by "Ginny Arnell"	Meet Ginny Arnell	LP	"S&M Girl Singers: Ginny Arnell was a little more like Lesley Gore, but what an angle on the world; her most famous line is "I'm a Dumbhead, Dumbhead, Stupid Little Girl ... Won't somebody beat my head against the wall?" - Jello	0:00:16 (Pop-up)
Ginny Arnell	I Wish I Had a Dress To Wear	Meet Ginny Arnell	LP	"Another low-self esteem "classic" is "I Wish I Knew What Dress to Wear" -- even though she knows nobody will dance with her at the prom." - Jello	0:02:35 (Pop-up)
Dion McGregor	Val "Val" by "Dion McGregor"	The Dream World Of Dion McGregor (He Talks In His Sleep)	LP	"He was a talent agent from the '50's who had a habit of talking in his sleep. He recorded these loopy, what would have been called "acid-damaged" monologues if they hadn't happened a decade earlier. A longtime classic." - Jello	0:05:12 (Pop-up)
48 Girls	Let's Get A Little Sentimental	Taking Off (Original Sound Track Album)	LP	Soundtracks: "Taking Off, a movie by Milos Forman, is a soundtrack album featuring songs written and performed by female teenage runaways." - Jello	0:09:15 (Pop-up)
Carly Simon	Long Term Physical Effects	Taking Off (Original Sound Track Album)	LP	"It's much darker and rougher than most folk music of the time. It also contains an early Carly Simon track and a song by Buck Henry." - Jello	0:11:41 (Pop-up)
Buck Henry	Stranger In Paradise "Stranger In Paradise" by "Buck Henry"	Taking Off (Original Sound Track Album)	LP		0:13:48 (Pop-up)
Teddy and Darrell	Wild Thing "Wild Thing" by "Teddy and Darrell"	These Are The Hits, You Silly Savage!	LP	Gay Records: "I like the all-gay male novelty version of songs like "WIld Thing" and "Strangers in the Night" on You Silly Savage by Teddy Darril..." - Jello	0:14:42 (Pop-up)
Teddy and Darrell	Strangers in the Night	These Are The Hits, You Silly Savage!	LP		0:16:43 (Pop-up)
King's Road	Uncle John's Band "Uncle John's Band" by "King's Road"	Watkins Glen	LP	(Featured album cover pg. 53) (Fake Woodstock cash-in on Pickwick Records) - Your DJ	0:19:05 (Pop-up)
Glenn Meadmore	Lovin' In My Oven "Lovin' In My Oven" by "Glenn Meadmore"	Chicken and Biscuits	MP3	"Glenn Meadmore's music is more cow-punk now, but check out his first LP, Chicken and Biscuits. It mixes hard-craking drum machine and loud violins. In a deliberately obnoxious voice that Peter Ivers would be proud of, he sings songs like "Lovin' In My Oven"... Jello	0:23:07 (Pop-up)
Paul Vanase	Sissy "Sissy" by "Paul Vanase"	The World of Baby Bones	LP	"...An earlier example from '75, Paul Vanase's The World of Baby Bones, has songs like ..."Sissy" and "Sticking Needles Through Paper Doll Eyes." - Jello	0:27:02 (Pop-up)
Paul Vanase	Sticking Needles Through Paper Doll Eyes	The World of Baby Bones	LP	"Paul has a giant Fu Manchu moustache that dips four inches below his chin, glued-on felt triangle eyebrows that arch over the top of his shaved head, and wears a silver lounge suit cut into Flintstone-points at the bottom." - Jello	0:29:09 (Pop-up)
Jack Turner	Nightmare "Nightmare" by "Jack Turner"	45 Single	45	Jack Turner: "Nightmare." "Aside from having the most psychedelic-sounding steel guitar of the '50's, it also has surreal Dali-esque Hitchcock dream vision lyrics - The Cramps should cover this one." - Jello	0:32:01 (Pop-up)
Lofty's Zzebra	"Lofty's Zzebra"	Original Afro-Fusion Music	LP	Black Psychedelia: "The cover of Lofty's Zzebra: Original Afro-Fusion Music shows Lofty wearing striped platform boots up to his knees, a chapaleta over one arm and loud polyester vest and marching pants, standing amidst some trees gesturing fairly angrily at the Gods. Musically, the opening track is bluegrass!" - Jello	0:34:07 (Pop-up)
Damn Sam the Miracle Man and the Soul Congregation	Give Me Another Joint	Damn Sam the Miracle Man and the Soul Congregation	MP3	"...Another experimental black record out of Detroit is this one by Damn Sam the Miracle Man (a former nursing-home choir director from Selma, Alabama) and the Soul Congregation. It opens with "Give Me Another Joint," and has rather puzzling, elliptical liner notes." - Jello	0:40:33 (Pop-up)
Fred Kuehn & Light	Great Lord Lucifer	Song of Gods Gone Mad	LP	Satanic Folk Music: "Fred Kuehn and Light recorded Song of Gods Gone Mad. You've heard of satanic heavy-metal, but how about this genre?" - Jello	0:44:38 (Pop-up)
The New Life, Mike Curb	Psychedelic Rape	Sings The Sidehackers	LP	Pseudo-Psychedelic: "New Life Sings the Side-hackers (Ameret) blends rock, psychedelic plus a full orchestra. They had the nerve to title an eerie, long Hitchcock scare piece "Psychedelic Rape." - Jello	0:47:54 (Pop-up)
Kings Road	Whipping Post "Whipping Post" by "Kings Road"	Watkins Glen	LP	"...After Woodstock, a Crown-type label releashed a fake Woodstock album, Watkins Glen, which covered songs like "Whipping Post" by the Allman Bros, "Up on Cripple Creek," and other pseudo-Nuggets complete with rock festival crowd noise dubbed in." - Jello	0:52:16 (Pop-up)
Watkins Glen	Up on Cripple Creek "Up on Cripple Creek" by "Watkins Glen"	Watkins Glen	LP		0:55:00 (Pop-up)
Toby Rean & The Common People	Outa Space	Outa Space	LP	"Another all-time wonderful Crown atrocity is Outa Space! by Toby Rean & The Common People. The cover art is psychedelic but the record has nothing to do with psych or space." - Jello	0:58:47 (Pop-up)
Toby Rean & The Common People	Request For Discharge	Outa Space	LP	"After butchering a Billy Preston hit (Outa Space), the band plays all country-western, ending with a hilarious weeper about a Vietnam Vet who returns home just as the baby he's never seen croaks from crib death!" - Jello	1:02:03 (Pop-up)
Ricky Vale & His Surfers	Ghost Surfin' Parts 1 & 2	Everybody's Surfin'	LP	"Strand Records, who put out a lot of ethnic material, released Ricky Vale & His Surfers. The cover, which shows three prepubescent kids, claims this is the band, but the LP sounds like space-psyche-jazz jams on surf tunes. It only has three songs per side, but each is double the length of most rock'n'roll instrumentals. Very ethereal and well done." - Jello	1:08:11 (Pop-up)
The Psychedelic Seeds	Psychotic Reaction	The Electric Piano Playground	LP	"Bell Records: The Electric Piano Playground by The Psychedelic Seeds may have been intended for children: it's Ferrante and Teicher piano experiments put through various effects. " - Jello	1:12:38 (Pop-up)
The Psychedelic Seeds	Tobacco Road	The Electric Piano Playground	LP	"They cover "Psychotic Reaction" and "Tobacco Road," among others." - Jello	1:17:00 (Pop-up)
Hall & Reasons	Orbiting "Orbiting" by "Hall & Reasons"	Spaceship	LP	Outer Space: "Spaceship by Hall & Reasons, two dorky-looking guys in polyester '70's shirts, is a NASA tribute." - Jello	1:20:43 (Pop-up)
Hall and Reasons	Spaceship "Spaceship" by "Hall and Reasons"	Spaceship	LP	"The music is fairly decent heavy-psych, but the packaging must be seen to be believed." - Jello	1:23:18 (Pop-up)
Bull Durham	Happy SAC Warrior "Happy SAC Warrior" by "Bull Durham"	Songs of the Strategic Air Command	LP	Military: "Bull Durham's Songs of the Strategic Air Command includes "Happy SAC Warrior," "Hang Down Your Boom, Ross Cooley," "Home on the Pad," and many more." - Jello	1:25:55 (Pop-up)
Bill Durham	Hang Down Your Boom, Ross Cooly	Songs of the Strategic Air Command	LP		1:28:41 (Pop-up)
Bill Durham	Home On the Pad "Home On the Pad" by "Bill Durham"	Songs of the Strategic Air Command	LP		1:32:43 (Pop-up)
The Incredible Bongo Band	Bongo Rock		MP3	"Exotica-Ploitation had not quite died in '73: The Incredible Bongo Band released "Bongo Rock," "Dueling Bongos," and "In-A-Gadda-Davida." - Jello	1:38:03 (Pop-up)
Incredible Bongo Band	Dueling Bongos		MP3		1:40:38 (Pop-up)
The Incredible Bongo Band	In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida		MP3		1:43:38 (Pop-up)
Perry Botkin, Jr.	Nadia's Theme (The Young And The Restless)	Nadia's Theme (The Young And The Restless)	MP3	"The man behind this was Perry Botkin, Jr. who plagued us with "Nadia's Theme" later on ..." - Jello	1:51:26 (Pop-up)
Damon	The Road of Life "The Road of Life" by "Damon"	Song of a Gypsy		"An example of exotica-folk-rock is Song of a Gypsy, released by a gypsy singer, Damon. For blending atmospheres, this is an all-time great!" - Jello	1:54:13 (Pop-up)
Bobby Brown	Tiny Wind Of Shanol "Tiny Wind Of Shanol" by "Bobby Brown"	Enlightening Beam of Axonda		"...In Southern California in the late '70s, Bobby Brown, a blonde guy who build all his own instruments, put out at least three albums which revived the '50's exotica feeling." - Jello	1:56:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:56pm BC Sterrett: Welcome :)
	2:50pm Sem: Hello, BC, and the disembodied.
	2:50pm BC Sterrett: Hey there Sem!
	2:53pm BC Sterrett: Thank you for confirming that the comments are working. My wife couldn't get one through!
	2:55pm Sem: Happy to help, even inadvertently. The Allman Bros. must have heard a lot of covers of Whipping Post...
	2:58pm BC Sterrett: I can't imagine how weird it would be to hear so many people covering your song
	2:58pm BC Sterrett: This reminds me of all those fake covers on songs on aerobic records
	3:00pm Sem: Can't say I have any experience in that genre but really, how hard would it be to fake a disco-beat song?
	3:02pm Otis: Hi BC. Tuned alongside work here today. Sounding Far Out!
	3:04pm Sem: Give me a Red Sovine weeper any day.
	3:04pm chresti: Hi BC and anarchivists!
	3:04pm Sem: Hey, chresti!
	3:04pm BC Sterrett: Hi Chresti :)
	3:05pm BC Sterrett: Hi Otis :)
	3:05pm BC Sterrett: Is this originally a Red Sovine track?
	3:07pm StringOFperils: Hi! This sounds deep and meaningful. And dubious.
	3:08pm Sem: Not to my knowledge. This one is from amateur hour.
	3:08pm spodiodi: hi BC! glad to be listening
	3:09pm chresti: Hi Sem! Hi spodi!
	3:09pm spodiodi: hello, S'em, Otis, chresti \\//, SOp 🥳
	3:09pm fred: Hi all
	3:10pm BC Sterrett: Hi String, Spodi and Fred :) Welcome
	3:10pm Sem: Toby Rean search on Spotify: open.spotify.com...
	3:11pm Sem: Hello, fred & 'spodi'.
	3:12pm spodiodi: ahoy, fred
	3:15pm BC Sterrett: Toby Rean on Spotify? lol Have you seen what the band looks like? I kinda love this photo: www.discogs.com...
	3:16pm notsoKWYET: I rare moment to pop on and say HELLLoooOOooOOOOo
	3:17pm BC Sterrett: HelllloooOOOOOLLOLOOOOOOOoooooo
	3:18pm BC Sterrett: Haven't seen you in a while. Thanks for saying "Hey" :)
	3:18pm notsoKWYET: Music to finish a 90 hr week to! …. so jazzed to be here
	3:18pm BC Sterrett: 90 hr week! Whew...
	3:19pm fred: Speaking of things that don't quite fit, I got a box that barely fit in my mailbox today. Inside was a single magazine issue (book sized), with a lot of packing paper. They could have fit a dozen in there (it usually comes in a cardboard envelope)
	3:20pm notsoKWYET: yea --- this job is outta fucking control
	3:20pm notsoKWYET: listening on my work computer laptop speakers and this sounds oddly really amazing
	3:25pm BC Sterrett: Thanks notso, people complained that I was too quiet last week. Hopefully these levels are ok
	3:26pm fred: @BC: Does the back cover pic (for Orbiting) show you actually holding a copy of that record?
	3:28pm BC Sterrett: Fred, sometimes I wonder if people grab the only free box available when they mail stuff.
	3:28pm BC Sterrett: Yes, it does Fred. I couldn't find the back cover on discogs.
	3:30pm notsoKWYET: I need beer
	3:31pm BC Sterrett: I bet Bull Durham drank a lot of beer while recording this.
	3:32pm fred: @BC@3:28: WFMU often does, my swag usually comes in a box that still says it contains a DJ's T-shirts or CDs
	3:33pm BC Sterrett: "Wing Weenies?"
	3:34pm BC Sterrett: Ha. Sometimes, when people order Cool and Strange Music issues from me, I send them in record boxes, because that's all I got here sometimes.
	3:36pm fred: @BC@3:31: Maybe not just while recording
	3:40pm BC Sterrett: Next week is probably the final Jello Biafra themed episode.
	3:41pm fred: An influential record in hip-hop history
	3:41pm BC Sterrett: If I can fit it all in!
	3:41pm Sem: I got a bunch of swag in a Mr. Coffee box once. Only the small address label and the customs declaration to mar it. Nice.
	3:42pm BC Sterrett: I didn't know that Fred! This is one of the few records from this section that I don't have. I can imagine lots of samples taken from this.
	3:45pm notsoKWYET: dig
	3:46pm fred: The break from Apache was used by Kool Herc and others to give an extended rhythmic part for early B-boys (with two copies of the record)
	3:48pm BC Sterrett: Holy cow this is a long track!
	3:48pm notsoKWYET: I always loved that line (about the Iron Butterfly version) on the Simpsons when bart changes the sheet music at church …. "Hey marge... remember when we used to make out to this hymn"
	3:49pm BC Sterrett: I remember that episode!
	3:50pm BC Sterrett: I like the story about how this song was really called "In The Garden of Eden" but the guy who wrote it was drunk while singing the riff and the band thought it sounded like the title it is today. Did I get that story right?
	3:53pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Oh wow, I remember hearing Nadia's Theme a LOT on top 40 radio back in the day. It was weird.
	3:54pm spodiodi: i know it from my aunts watching soap operas
	3:57pm BC Sterrett: When that song came on, I knew it was time to change the channel as a kid.
	3:58pm BC Sterrett: This will probably be my last track this week. Thanks for listening! We'll continue this next week :)
	3:58pm spodiodi: haha... thanks for the music, BC!
	3:58pm fred: Thanks BC!
	3:59pm chresti: Thanks BC!
	3:59pm BC Sterrett: Thanks everyone :)
	4:01pm Otis: Thanks BC! Great show!!
	4:01pm BC Sterrett: Thanks Otis :) Until next time....
	4:04pm Otis: Hopefully next week I can chat more. Love that Nadia's Theme (it's a Torch is Burning fav!!)

Lost Media Archive (The Radio Show) with BC Sterrett: Playlist from June 4, 2021

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