WFMU: JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from December 21, 2021

Listener comments!
	12:02am chresti: Hi JA in the AM (still PM in the PST)!
	12:03am Chop Scott: Nice to hear you tonight John---Cheers!
	👻 12:03am joe mulligan: happy solstice JA and jazzers! for a sec I thought this was Angel Bat Dawid
	12:06am John Allen: hey you three
	12:09am Aitch: 4
	12:09am WR: Unexpected, but it is AM in the NJ/NYC region. Hi JA and all.
	12:10am Ike: I potatoed yesterday. It's no reflection on potato but I could not potato where you were going or what you were potatoing. This early seventies thing did not get potatoed the first time and you talk about friends of like Clyde and Bonnie who had records out like we're supposed to remember who they are. Then you play this long winded free potato stuff that really grates on my nerves. And that noise without a beat and sounds like a potato is being pinched. I’m as confused as a goat on AstroTurf.
	12:12am WR: Thanks for the clarification Ike!
	12:19am Jon: po tay toe po tah toe
	12:24am coelacanth∅: hey John Allen good to hear you again
	12:27am coelacanth∅: haha Ike!
	12:34am terminalhipness: Hey JA - Didn’t see anything about this fill-in, just my luck to turn on FMU and catch it!
	12:36am chresti: I potatoed in the seventies, fried potatoes
	12:37am Aitch: just another spud boy really
	12:41am WR: Finished eating the potatoes scheduled for tonight. Feeling fried. Past my bed time. Laters all y'all.
	12:46am John Allen: hey TH, short notice fill in
	12:49am P-90: JA !
	12:50am terminalhipness: And the 29th for Ken, I see… Nice!
	👻 12:50am joe mulligan: It is the long winded free potato stuff that I'm here for. Potatoes are in my blood.
	12:51am bob Dublon: Typndai Braxtone ..don of Anthony Braxtone who i used to see live alot in Chicago in 1970s AACM. nice turn on JA as inam also into Battles/don Caballero
	12:59am bob dublon: i play drums myself was in the neo psych band Plasticland in the 80s which also contained Brian Ritchie ..violent femmes .my roommate band member for a minute
	1:07am coelacanth∅: gnight WR chresti this is your brain on potato
	1:09am Franco Twinkie: Bob, Did you take your name from Plasticland the model train line of accesories?
	👻 1:12am Marley P. Dogg: JA in the early am! What a Christmas miracle!
	1:13am bob dublon: franco. lol not sure it was already named when myself and brian joined ..it was Arousing Polaris before Plasticland..
	1:15am Franco Twinkie: I just looked at your album covers, you guys look great!
	1:18am Plow Tonic: what gits the golf
	1:19am chresti: coe, my brains were plenty potatoed in the 70s! French fries with a side of gravy, was about fanciest thing I could order at the Sambos in Santa Maria
	1:20am bob dublon: franco Twink..acutually Twink from Pink Fairies did lil recording with this Band..couldnd find Plasticland under Train Accessories ...must be out of business
	1:21am bob dublon: franco ...also a spinoff The Fabulon Triptometer on midnight records out of NY
	1:23am chresti: *coel
	1:26am chresti: Gamelan no-wave seems like a winning combination.
	1:26am Franco Twinkie: Bob, Plasticland accessories were made in Germany. They carried the full line at a toy store near my house. One thing that I wish I had was a box of hippies that were about an inch tall.
	1:28am bob dublon: oh i see it was Plasticville not Plasticland thats why i didn't see it..
	1:28am Plow Tonic: bryon black
	1:28am chresti: dereyck seems like a Dutch name?
	1:29am chresti: I be at work during Ken's show
	1:29am Franco Twinkie: Sorry Bob, to many drugs.
	1:32am Plow Tonic: free jazz - long winding
	1:32am bob dublon: gettin late here Atlanta EST ...signing off ..gotta git some sleep
	1:32am Plow Tonic: goodnite grandma
	1:32am chresti: Franco, if you had aqquired that box of plastic hippies, they'd be on the front porch by now
	1:33am BH: the EAS still works
	1:33am Plow Tonic: goodnite Elizabeth
	1:33am Plow Tonic: Goodnight Jimbob
	1:35am coelacanth∅: "plasticland" seems vaguely familiar to me. the timing's bad, as i was quickly becoming disillusioned with rock/pop/punk/etc in the early 80s. i missed a lot of good music by ignoring it, until i came back to it in the early 90s i'd like to hear plasticland now
	1:36am chresti: Denny's had the fanciest french-fries with "au jus" on the side.
	1:37am coelacanth∅: never eaten at a denny's
	1:37am BH: Denny's is a place that improved slightly once my city banned smoking in restaurants
	1:38am Plow Tonic: white jazz cube
	1:39am Franco Twinkie: Isn't that the way it went, Coel? I started shrugging my shoulders pretty early as well. Kind of like now, really.
	1:40am Plow Tonic: I knew the real Denny, he was a chain smoker
	1:43am Franco Twinkie: My dad was friends with Vern Winchell, of Winchell's donuts. When Vern sold Winchell's to Denny's he showed my dad the check which was some ridiculous amount of money in the early 70's.
	1:43am chresti: I often would sit there (denny's, Sambos, Jumbos) for hours drinking coffee, when I was 15-16, drawing on napkins.
	1:44am Plow Tonic: $700 or something
	1:45am Franco Twinkie: I think it was twenty million, which was a lot of money back then.
	1:46am Plow Tonic: i doubt the veracity of your tail
	1:46am Franco Twinkie: Why?
	1:46am chresti: *oh, and I smoked cigarettes with my coffee.
	1:46am Plow Tonic: the check bounced like one of his donuts
	1:47am Plow Tonic: No way would the Deny that I knew be paying 20 mill for a donut stall in the 70s
	1:47am Franco Twinkie: Haha! Granted, Winchell's donuts are complete crap, but back in the day they were pretty good.
	1:53am coelacanth∅: dunkin donuts were good once too, though that may be hard to believe.
	1:56am chresti: I like how this sounds like they're playing in a cafeteria.
	1:57am Franco Twinkie: I wouldn't wipe my ass with a Winchell's donut today, but as a kid I couldn't get enough of them.
	1:58am chresti: @korea undok group
	2:02am Plow Tonic: i'm off
	2:02am John Allen: yeah
	2:23am Mike W.: Oh now this is a nice can’t-sleep-end-of-the-world-blues late-night surprise
	2:24am chresti: Must go zzzz. Thank you, JA, goodnight!
	2:26am Hubig Pie: G'evenin groovsters
	2:28am John Allen: Mike!?
	2:35am Mike W.: Yeah hi John
	2:35am Mike W.: Don’t act SO surprised that you’d be on air and people might hear it
	2:43am John Allen: it's what keeps me coming back
	2:45am Mike W.: Same
	2:51am Mike W.: that is a blues tone
	👻 2:56am 12539: Thanks, JA!
	2:58am Mike W.: Yup, grateful for this, hope I get to sleep before the morning show
	2:59am coelacanth∅: Thanks JA

JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from December 21, 2021

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"I listened yesterday. It's no reflection on you but I could'nt see where you were going or what you were going for. This early seventies thing did'nt get noticed the first time and you talk about friends of like Dealney and Bonnie who had records out like we're supposed to remember who they are. Then you play this long winded free jazz stuff that really grates on my nerves. And that noise without a beat and sounds like someones being pinched. Then you play a reggae song, I think you called it Dub, to what, be cool? You seem to really fetishize the whole folk thing too which is obnoxious to us who don't even care. I liked it when you played that punk song though. I like Joe Belock a lot." (Visit homepage.)

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December 21, 2021

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
tetsuo furudate	strange fruit "strange fruit" by "tetsuo furudate"	the nocturne			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
klein	for solo piano / roc "for solo piano / roc" by "klein"	harmattan		2021	0:05:22 (Pop-up)
gnose	enigma "enigma" by "gnose"				0:14:45 (Pop-up)
bill dixon	a long walk "a long walk" by "bill dixon"				0:18:02 (Pop-up)
tyondai braxton	dia "dia" by "tyondai braxton"				0:25:35 (Pop-up)
dereyck sterne	polished signets "polished signets" by "dereyck sterne"				0:30:33 (Pop-up)
La 1919	resiakyrneH "resiakyrneH" by "La 1919"				0:39:07 (Pop-up)
IMA	standard deviations part 3 "standard deviations part 3" by "IMA"				0:42:36 (Pop-up)
snakeman show	gam bang "gam bang" by "snakeman show"				0:55:54 (Pop-up)
nyssa musique	lacustre "lacustre" by "nyssa musique"				0:59:32 (Pop-up)
dome	jasz "jasz" by "dome"	dome 3			1:05:13 (Pop-up)
cia debutante	people who wait "people who wait" by "cia debutante"				1:08:34 (Pop-up)
byron black and the living objects	ghost mall				1:13:44 (Pop-up)
tibor szemzo	forgotten light / ganga row				1:30:34 (Pop-up)
ekkhard ehlers & joseph suchy	84 "84" by "ekkhard ehlers & joseph suchy"	white cube jazz			1:38:05 (Pop-up)
ZB aids	djerek bailey's "djerek bailey's" by "ZB aids"			2021	1:44:25 (Pop-up)
korea undok group	gone again / gingerbread house	senescence	penultimate press	2021	1:48:31 (Pop-up)
mary mazzacane	silent night "silent night" by "mary mazzacane"	the art of mary mazzacane			1:57:18 (Pop-up)
charmaine lee	the quarantine concerts 4/17/2020				1:59:29 (Pop-up)
luke stewart	works for upright bass and amp [art 1				2:06:20 (Pop-up)
malik alston	butterfly "butterfly" by "malik alston"				2:20:39 (Pop-up)
ronald langestraat	worldwide clarinette				2:28:26 (Pop-up)
elori saxl	wave 1 "wave 1" by "elori saxl"				2:35:04 (Pop-up)
harry beckett's joy unlimited	dreams come and go				2:38:04 (Pop-up)
darius jones	beautiful ove "beautiful ove" by "darius jones"				2:49:03 (Pop-up)
florent	we "we" by "florent"				2:55:13 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02am chresti: Hi JA in the AM (still PM in the PST)!
	12:03am Chop Scott: Nice to hear you tonight John---Cheers!
	👻 12:03am joe mulligan: happy solstice JA and jazzers! for a sec I thought this was Angel Bat Dawid
	12:06am John Allen: hey you three
	12:09am Aitch: 4
	12:09am WR: Unexpected, but it is AM in the NJ/NYC region. Hi JA and all.
	12:10am Ike: I potatoed yesterday. It's no reflection on potato but I could not potato where you were going or what you were potatoing. This early seventies thing did not get potatoed the first time and you talk about friends of like Clyde and Bonnie who had records out like we're supposed to remember who they are. Then you play this long winded free potato stuff that really grates on my nerves. And that noise without a beat and sounds like a potato is being pinched. I’m as confused as a goat on AstroTurf.
	12:12am WR: Thanks for the clarification Ike!
	12:19am Jon: po tay toe po tah toe
	12:24am coelacanth∅: hey John Allen good to hear you again
	12:27am coelacanth∅: haha Ike!
	12:34am terminalhipness: Hey JA - Didn’t see anything about this fill-in, just my luck to turn on FMU and catch it!
	12:36am chresti: I potatoed in the seventies, fried potatoes
	12:37am Aitch: just another spud boy really
	12:41am WR: Finished eating the potatoes scheduled for tonight. Feeling fried. Past my bed time. Laters all y'all.
	12:46am John Allen: hey TH, short notice fill in
	12:49am P-90: JA !
	12:50am terminalhipness: And the 29th for Ken, I see… Nice!
	👻 12:50am joe mulligan: It is the long winded free potato stuff that I'm here for. Potatoes are in my blood.
	12:51am bob Dublon: Typndai Braxtone ..don of Anthony Braxtone who i used to see live alot in Chicago in 1970s AACM. nice turn on JA as inam also into Battles/don Caballero
	12:59am bob dublon: i play drums myself was in the neo psych band Plasticland in the 80s which also contained Brian Ritchie ..violent femmes .my roommate band member for a minute
	1:07am coelacanth∅: gnight WR chresti this is your brain on potato
	1:09am Franco Twinkie: Bob, Did you take your name from Plasticland the model train line of accesories?
	👻 1:12am Marley P. Dogg: JA in the early am! What a Christmas miracle!
	1:13am bob dublon: franco. lol not sure it was already named when myself and brian joined ..it was Arousing Polaris before Plasticland..
	1:15am Franco Twinkie: I just looked at your album covers, you guys look great!
	1:18am Plow Tonic: what gits the golf
	1:19am chresti: coe, my brains were plenty potatoed in the 70s! French fries with a side of gravy, was about fanciest thing I could order at the Sambos in Santa Maria
	1:20am bob dublon: franco Twink..acutually Twink from Pink Fairies did lil recording with this Band..couldnd find Plasticland under Train Accessories ...must be out of business
	1:21am bob dublon: franco ...also a spinoff The Fabulon Triptometer on midnight records out of NY
	1:23am chresti: *coel
	1:26am chresti: Gamelan no-wave seems like a winning combination.
	1:26am Franco Twinkie: Bob, Plasticland accessories were made in Germany. They carried the full line at a toy store near my house. One thing that I wish I had was a box of hippies that were about an inch tall.
	1:28am bob dublon: oh i see it was Plasticville not Plasticland thats why i didn't see it..
	1:28am Plow Tonic: bryon black
	1:28am chresti: dereyck seems like a Dutch name?
	1:29am chresti: I be at work during Ken's show
	1:29am Franco Twinkie: Sorry Bob, to many drugs.
	1:32am Plow Tonic: free jazz - long winding
	1:32am bob dublon: gettin late here Atlanta EST ...signing off ..gotta git some sleep
	1:32am Plow Tonic: goodnite grandma
	1:32am chresti: Franco, if you had aqquired that box of plastic hippies, they'd be on the front porch by now
	1:33am BH: the EAS still works
	1:33am Plow Tonic: goodnite Elizabeth
	1:33am Plow Tonic: Goodnight Jimbob
	1:35am coelacanth∅: "plasticland" seems vaguely familiar to me. the timing's bad, as i was quickly becoming disillusioned with rock/pop/punk/etc in the early 80s. i missed a lot of good music by ignoring it, until i came back to it in the early 90s i'd like to hear plasticland now
	1:36am chresti: Denny's had the fanciest french-fries with "au jus" on the side.
	1:37am coelacanth∅: never eaten at a denny's
	1:37am BH: Denny's is a place that improved slightly once my city banned smoking in restaurants
	1:38am Plow Tonic: white jazz cube
	1:39am Franco Twinkie: Isn't that the way it went, Coel? I started shrugging my shoulders pretty early as well. Kind of like now, really.
	1:40am Plow Tonic: I knew the real Denny, he was a chain smoker
	1:43am Franco Twinkie: My dad was friends with Vern Winchell, of Winchell's donuts. When Vern sold Winchell's to Denny's he showed my dad the check which was some ridiculous amount of money in the early 70's.
	1:43am chresti: I often would sit there (denny's, Sambos, Jumbos) for hours drinking coffee, when I was 15-16, drawing on napkins.
	1:44am Plow Tonic: $700 or something
	1:45am Franco Twinkie: I think it was twenty million, which was a lot of money back then.
	1:46am Plow Tonic: i doubt the veracity of your tail
	1:46am Franco Twinkie: Why?
	1:46am chresti: *oh, and I smoked cigarettes with my coffee.
	1:46am Plow Tonic: the check bounced like one of his donuts
	1:47am Plow Tonic: No way would the Deny that I knew be paying 20 mill for a donut stall in the 70s
	1:47am Franco Twinkie: Haha! Granted, Winchell's donuts are complete crap, but back in the day they were pretty good.
	1:53am coelacanth∅: dunkin donuts were good once too, though that may be hard to believe.
	1:56am chresti: I like how this sounds like they're playing in a cafeteria.
	1:57am Franco Twinkie: I wouldn't wipe my ass with a Winchell's donut today, but as a kid I couldn't get enough of them.
	1:58am chresti: @korea undok group
	2:02am Plow Tonic: i'm off
	2:02am John Allen: yeah
	2:23am Mike W.: Oh now this is a nice can’t-sleep-end-of-the-world-blues late-night surprise
	2:24am chresti: Must go zzzz. Thank you, JA, goodnight!
	2:26am Hubig Pie: G'evenin groovsters
	2:28am John Allen: Mike!?
	2:35am Mike W.: Yeah hi John
	2:35am Mike W.: Don’t act SO surprised that you’d be on air and people might hear it
	2:43am John Allen: it's what keeps me coming back
	2:45am Mike W.: Same
	2:51am Mike W.: that is a blues tone
	👻 2:56am 12539: Thanks, JA!
	2:58am Mike W.: Yup, grateful for this, hope I get to sleep before the morning show
	2:59am coelacanth∅: Thanks JA

JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from December 21, 2021

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