WFMU: 100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from December 29, 2021

Listener comments!
	11:59am Sylvia: Preums ! (firsties in French)
	12:00pm David in London: Let the bells ring, it’s Mary Wing! Hello festive groovers.
	12:01pm spodiodi: aloha, Mary Wing! aloha, DiL and Sylvia! hi all!
	12:02pm Sylvia: Hi David, spodiodi, and Mary Wing!
	🛎 12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& of course it' always ☽Moon in ♏︎Scorpio / ☿Mercury ☌Conjunct ♇Pluto marooon in here...
	12:04pm Stephen O: Hi Sylvia, David, spodiodi, RR and Mary! Into the Black Lodge we go
	🛎 12:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello? Is there drum buddy home?
	12:07pm Mary Wing: Hello Sylvia, David in London, spodiodi, RevRab, Stephen O, and KenfHP! Happy Post-Holiday Whatever!!
	🛎 12:07pm βrian: Oy, I missed the opening bell.
	12:09pm David in London: Sylvia, Spod, Rev D, Stephen O, Ken. Best of the season to you good people.
	12:12pm Mary Wing: Hi Brian! I will ring the dings extra for you at the mic break.
	12:18pm chresti: Hi Mary and Wingdingers!
	🛎 12:19pm chris in the redwoods: hello, Mary and 100%ers. i hope you are all well.
	🛎 12:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, David. All's well in London Town tonight?
	🛎 12:22pm Phillippe: Hey there wingdingers! Hey Sylvia, DiL, KFHP, Stephen, Rev, spodi, βrian, chresti, chris!
	🛎 12:23pm chris in the redwoods: hey, Phillippe!
	12:24pm David in London: Phillippe, Chresti(kins), chris. Ken, 5.24 and all’s well... Heading out for Turkish dinner later.
	12:26pm Mary Wing: Hello chresti, chris in the redwoods, and Phillippe! And those straddling the streams! :-) (writing down that Depeche Mode cover playing on Evan's show for future reference, heh)
	🛎 12:28pm chris in the redwoods: hey, David!
	🛎 12:29pm Hubig Pie: Order the Yogurtlu Kebab , David. It's the chef's spec-ial-ity
	12:29pm Ike: Glurp!
	🛎 12:29pm Phillippe: Ok, first and last orders for lunch...
	12:32pm P-90: Good soundtrack for strolling down the boardwalk in Hollywood FL and NOT considering any impending snowstorms
	🛎 12:33pm βrian: Dear me. Our local hospital is at capacity and the State Supreme Court is deciding whether county health officials have authority to enforce mask mandates.
	🛎 12:35pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Good morning-ish, Mary!
	🛎 12:35pm Ken From Hyde Park: Howdy, Phillippe!
	🛎 12:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good gravy, βrian! What do the Funeral Directors Association and the Undertakers Union have to say about that?
	🛎 12:39pm βrian: I glory in my roasted corn bisque.
	12:40pm David in London: Ah, Peter Barkworth. An unexpected but joyful presence here. Hubig, thanks for the tip. Also, hello! S&M&S, hey.
	🛎 12:41pm βrian: How's the snowpack, @Hubig?
	12:42pm spodiodi: howdy, Phillippe! cute pooch!
	🛎 12:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A Classical program posited that Bach is the Shakespeare of Music... Anybody know the BritCom 'Upstart Crow' about Will the Bard ?
	12:43pm Mary Wing: Heya Hubig, Ike, P-90, and S&M&S!
	12:44pm ChukAmok: @RRN63 Upstart Crow is with David Mitchell, correct?
	🛎 12:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...without much bandwidth last month or so - had to listen to too much NPR. One of Public Radio's (ahem) Sponsors is currently something called SMS or the like - & my mind always hears S&M...
	12:45pm Mary Wing: That is indeed a cute puppy, Phillippe? Is it your mother's dog that you are caring for during her recovery?
	🛎 12:45pm βrian: Does it have a laugh track? I can't endure laugh tracks.
	🛎 12:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mitchell indeed : en.wikipedia.org... If it does have a laughtrack, I don't recall being perturbed by it.
	🛎 12:48pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hi, David!
	12:49pm Mary Wing: Hiya ChukAmok, glad you're here with us!
	12:49pm chresti: Hi Davidkins! Hey Phillippe!
	🛎 12:49pm Hubig Pie: Brian, kinda thin. Getting a bit better. Went XC skiing yesterday. The sledhead yahoos tore up the trail in parts with their snow machines.
	12:49pm Webhamster Henry: I'm here, but very busy in another desktop window!
	12:50pm ChukAmok: Hi Mary! Very happy to be here as well. Thank you. It has been a helluva month!
	12:51pm ChukAmok: I love Peep Show, but have not had the chance to check out Upstart Crow in any meaningful way. Not even sure its available in the states.
	🛎 12:51pm Phillippe: The pup is my middle son's monster named Frita. As a family, we tend to adopt the unadoptable, and she's pretty close to the worst. We've had her for three years and she stills growls and snaps at my youngest son every day, even when she's sitting on his lap. If it was me she did that to, I'd understand it cuz I'm kind of a jerk, but my son is the gentlest soul you'd want to meet.
	🛎 12:52pm WR: Hello Mary and 100% whatever folks. Listening while trying to focus on work.
	🛎 12:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it's the little ones who have to compensate... Also - if there's been any abuse, dogs are as bad as humans @ letting go...
	12:55pm Mary Wing: Howdy Henry and WR! Working and lurking is allowed here!
	12:55pm Webhamster Henry: A good excuse to watch "Umbrellas Of Cherbourg" again AND CRY YOUR EYES OUT.
	🛎 12:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yerknow - if the mailman kicked 'em, they'll shred a boyscout uniform...
	12:58pm spodiodi: Frita sounds touchy, but when you're that cute, i can understand how it could be annoying with everyone wanting a piece of you all of the time. Viva la Frita!
	🛎 12:58pm βrian: Our cat is quite the lovey boy now, but he has (or did have) a feral streak. He once freaked out sufficiently to send me to Urgent Care where they gave me two injections of antibiotics — one in each cheek.
	🛎 12:59pm Phillippe: Got that right, Rev. She was definitely abused before we got her, and because no one would take her she spent about 6 months in the shelter ,which didn't help matters. We're trying a different doggie school that has a different approach to dealing with the aggression, because the first two haven't worked. Ha spodi, she can definitely stand her ground!
	12:59pm Michael 98145: Late. But grateful.
	🛎 1:00pm βrian: Is there a canine MDA?
	1:00pm YoKinky: Woo hoo! We made EFD’s list!
	🛎 1:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: To be fair - if I were but a foot long & handled by giants, I expect I'd use claws & teeth as available...
	1:02pm Ike: @RRN63@12:44, do you have anything that can play a USB stick? My parents drive cars that play USB sticks and live in an area with shit radio. My dad likes 50s-70s classic country (the “classic country” radio stations play Barf Brooks and 90s stuff these days) but the USB stick is so huge that I was basically able to fit a whole 50s-70s classic country radio library onto it. (…comment to be continued)
	1:03pm chresti: Phillippe, my son recently adopted ANOTHER dog, that's a Pitbull mix and needs a muzzle when around other dogs.
	🛎 1:05pm Phillippe: Congrats YoKinky!
	1:07pm doctorjazz: Hi Mary and you out there-Missed the 1st set (The Micros, sad...), but did get here on time for Mary's improv singing.
	🛎 1:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wonder if there's any Dawgie MDMA Therapy... @Ike: I have my laptop & 2 or 3 several TB external harddrives - & I struggle to keep as much Musics as I wish on the laptop - & put my back out for Xmas squatting by the right window to get the WiFis I'm using this moment from the gym across the road...
	🛎 1:08pm Phillippe: @chresti I told my wife I had one simple request before I die: just one normal pet. Just one.
	🛎 1:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...last night I re-ripped my 7-disc John Coltrane box - & going from mp3s to AIFF is the difference between 454mb & 5+gb...
	1:15pm Mary Wing: Hiya Michael 98145, YoKinky and doctorjazz!
	1:16pm coelacanth∅: hi Mary & 100%ers
	1:16pm Michael 98145: I'm still waiting for the day WIFI becomes a public utility
	1:16pm doctorjazz: Our 12 year old Labradoodle, Ozzie, seems to be losing it. He wakes up every 2-3 hours and goes to the door, barks like he needs to go, then repeats in a few hours. It's like having a newborn. I thought diabetes at first, Vet tested him and said he's OK, just old...we even have been picking him up and having him sleep in out bed (he can't jump onto it any more), occasionally a bit better, but still keeps up the routine more or less.
	🛎 1:17pm chris in the redwoods: hey, coel. i have a mad crush on the Habibi Funk label.. much goodness comes from them :)
	1:17pm Michael 98145: this IS good
	1:18pm Mary Wing: Hey there coelacanth!
	1:19pm coelacanth∅: olá chris
	🛎 1:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: "The real purpose of socialism is to overcome and advance beyond the predatory phase of human development." - Einstein
	1:21pm doctorjazz: RRN63, that would make a big difference, you went lossless (similar to WAV, but with Apple, proprietary, of course). I do some WAV, but mostly FLAC (the Apple version is ALAC), which does shrink the size of the files (not as much as MP3), but retains all the data. Some folks think WAV sounds better than FLAC, most don't hear much difference.
	🛎 1:21pm Phillippe: hey coel!
	🛎 1:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What I listen with doesn't play FLAC.
	1:22pm coelacanth∅: aw, Frita! hola Phillippe
	1:24pm Michael 98145: wow. a Tasmanian label ...
	🛎 1:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so WAV is lossless but not as huge? That has potential...
	1:26pm coelacanth∅: i was pretty happy with myself for usually being able to tell if it's a lossy file -even highest quality mp3...but i've yet to be able to hear a difference with flac and wav.
	🛎 1:27pm chris in the redwoods: this set is certainly ticking all the boxes for me. thanks, Mary!
	🛎 1:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I mean, I don't have a 7-CD box of Trane to have loss...
	🛎 1:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& will iTunes here & my iPod if I should leave the house (yes - iPod) play it...
	🛎 1:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & now the Hillbilly Shakespeare.
	🛎 1:33pm Phillippe: I came across an interesting site a few days ago. I'm not sure if I have the story totally straight because some of it is beyond my understanding of technical issues, but what I gathered was that the site owner was tired of being fed the same songs over and over on spotify because of their algorithms. He wrote a little program to run in the background, indexing songs on spotify so that he could randomize them. Somewhere along the line he lost interest but never killed the program, so it's been running for years. He recently kindly decided to put it up on the web. All you have to do is click Rediscover and it randomly pulls up a cut from whatever category you've selected. Good way to hear new stuff -- I recognize about 1/3rd of the stuff it pulls for me, if that much www.tapefear.com
	1:33pm doctorjazz: Hank! What Chris said @1:27!
	🛎 1:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Never bothered with SpottyFees. ...Many years ago, I plugged 1,000s of Ratings into a thing called LaunchCast. Then they had to try & Monetize it - sold it to Yahoo! I think, & they killed it dead.
	🛎 1:38pm Phillippe: a nice thing about it is it gives you a decent length preview that you do not need a Spotify account to access
	1:43pm doctorjazz: That's interesting, Phillippe, I recently started using Spotify, and that's exactly what I'm finding. The first time through a playlist, it is, "wow, great tune selection", but if you use it a few times, you get the same tunes over and over. I had subscribed to TIDAL for a while, but found it difficult to navigate, and didn't use it enough to justify a subscription. Spotify has a free version (if you don't think of having to listen to commercials as paying), and shows up on my car stereo (which TIDAL didn't, for some reason), so use it sometimes for my 50 minute commute.
	🛎 1:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I was all up in this LaunchCast thing. This was before discovering FMU for instance. More recently - my pattern has been Streaming @ home, & Podcasts on foot outside. But in Pandemic Time - I have no Commute. FMU alone keeps me from podcasts I've considered essential. So - if online @ all - no timeslots for any such service.
	1:45pm doctorjazz: Just reading a bit on music servers, thinking of trying something like that on my stereo system. Maybe NAS as well? Got much music on Hard Drives along with the usual LP/CD solid medium stuff...
	🛎 1:48pm Phillippe: I have to admit FMU meets about 95% of my music needs.
	1:53pm doctorjazz: Truth is, I still buy LP's and CD's, but I spend so much time on FMU that I have a big "on deck" section which I have trouble getting to...(many of the purchases are of music I heard on FMU)
	1:55pm spodiodi: been loving this set, Mary
	1:55pm doctorjazz: OK, dishes are staring at me, gotta take care of them, be listening while I wash.
	🛎 1:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...always think of a Kids In the Hall skit - this guy gets rich, throwing money @ strippers to dance what have you - gets a little poorer, entertainment goes down a notch & so on ...ends up a rotgut bum in an alley banging on a trashlid what have you, watching another bum dance...
	1:57pm spodiodi: that sounds hilarious, Rev (i love them, but don't think i've seen that skit)
	1:58pm ChukAmok: That KITH sketch reminds me of the Girl Drink Drunk sketch they also did. Hilarious!
	🛎 2:01pm Phillippe: And then there's the Woody Allen bit where he has an affair with a sheep, gets caught, and winds up on skid row drinking from a bottle of Woolite
	2:03pm coelacanth∅: i guess spotify's playlists are like pandora, but not as good? i use spotify a lot, but i've never even looked at or considered their algorithmic playlists. i have over 100 playlists that i made myself though.
	🛎 2:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& lycanthropy is the least of Michael Jackson's problems...but they let us know somehow.
	2:06pm Ike: @RRN63@1:08, ah! Good to know you have other things to hear besides NPR when there is no wi-fi. Maybe you are also addicted to live FM radio like me. Even when I'm in an area where there is nothing good, I often habitually spin the dial and neglect my MP3s and CDs a bit too much.
	🛎 2:08pm Hubig Pie: I used to have a pandora station that I plugged in Spacemen 3 and Boards of Canada. They introduced me to an hour and 3 minutes of Sleep's Dopesmoker
	2:09pm David in London: Wings Up the Wazoo was the abandoned follow-up album.
	🛎 2:10pm Phillippe: Read somewhere once upon a time that they gave Linda McCartney a mic when they were live but she sang so poorly they left it dead without telling her. Kinda like Andy giving Barney that one bullet to carry around in his pocket
	🛎 2:11pm Bas NL: Hi Mary! All! Listening and enjoying your selection while tinkering. Let's 3oak!
	🛎 2:12pm WR: Silly Love Song or Songs? Bring it on.
	2:12pm chresti: Gonna try to run a quick errand before the steady rain is here, Thanks Mary and wingdingers!
	2:13pm spodiodi: errand safely, chresti! \\// aloha
	🛎 2:15pm chris in the redwoods: see ya soon, chresti. yay for rain.
	🛎 2:15pm Phillippe: later chresti!
	2:16pm coelacanth∅: i've heard that Phillippe. funny! tchau chresti
	🛎 2:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good luck with the dry goods trip, chresti! Or dry cleaning pick-up.
	🛎 2:18pm Hubig Pie: Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis were a highlight of the Summer of Soul movie
	2:18pm doctorjazz: It's a silly love song, but the music is lovely (McC does know how to write tunes).
	2:19pm doctorjazz: I recall hearing that Linda McCartney story as well, very funny!
	2:19pm Mary Wing: hey there doctorjazz and Bas!
	2:20pm coelacanth∅: Hubig some of my favorite music i learned from pandora. i was often amazed at things in their system...but then confounded by omissions...like they'd have the whole Dr.John catalogue except my favorite album! i still have the account, and 97 (? -whatever they maxed me out at) stations, but hardly ever use it.
	2:23pm David in London: Right, heading out for the aforementioned Turkish dinner now. Thanks Mary, toodles groovers.
	🛎 2:24pm Phillippe: Later DiL! Enjoy the lamb!
	2:25pm coelacanth∅: tchau David enjoy your chow David
	🛎 2:26pm chris in the redwoods: enjoy, David!
	2:27pm Webhamster Henry: I don't have room for physical media much since I inherited my parents' LPs, even though I deaccessioned the baby grand player piano.
	🛎 2:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: See ya, David. Save a drumstick for later!
	2:27pm Webhamster Henry: I'm a big Bandcamper though.
	2:30pm Mary Wing: BABY GRAND PLAYER PIANO??? Holy cow, that must have been amazing, did it still work before?
	🛎 2:34pm βrian: It's the Olive Juice song.
	2:36pm coelacanth∅: gotta hit the road. Thanks for trying,Mary but you haven't changed my mind about this song! hopefully i'll be missing the only version i like (that i've heard) - by Billy Paul. Thanks Mary! tchau folks
	🛎 2:36pm Phillippe: My late mother-in-law had a full size grand player piano that we had a hell of a time giving away. A George Steck from the 1920s I think.
	🛎 2:37pm Phillippe: later coel! Had enough of Silly Love Songs, eh?
	🛎 2:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Take care, c∅!
	2:38pm Webhamster Henry: Many of these 3oaks are distinct improvements.
	🛎 2:40pm chris in the redwoods: see ya around, coel!
	🛎 2:40pm Phillippe: This may be my favorite
	2:41pm Mary Wing: This IS my favorite; the only reason I made a 30ak for it, heh.
	2:41pm Webhamster Henry: @MaryWing sure - although it was happier in the summer when the wood swelled and the invisible cracks would fill up. It was electric in the sense that it ran a big vacuum that actually powered all the pneumatics. I know where it is and can get it back if I ever get a big enough place for it (not likely). Meanwhile, here are some crudely recorded rolls from it: jhhl.net...
	2:42pm Mary Wing: And no, i couldn't find Billy Paul's version, so coelacanth won't miss it, either.
	2:43pm Mary Wing: So Neil Young-esque, it hurts, I say.
	2:44pm doctorjazz: That was what I was going to say, sounds like Crazy Horse/Neil (especially Crazy Horse)
	2:48pm rw: Good morning! (Still morning here). Checking in to agree with anyone who said Crazy Horse. It kind of threw me!
	🛎 2:48pm chris in the redwoods: goosebumps.
	2:49pm Mary Wing: Good morning rw! How was your holidays?
	2:52pm Mary Wing: IT ISN'T EASY? WTF?
	2:52pm rw: A little crazy. This week is nice and calm though and I’ve had a chance to spend time with the (adult) kids, so… good!! Yours?
	2:52pm Mary Wing: It is not Easy Love Songs, sheesh!
	🛎 2:52pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Same thought here, Mary!!!
	2:53pm Mary Wing: Mine was nice and quiet, as I prefer, heh.
	2:53pm rw: Love isn’t easy at all.
	🛎 2:53pm Phillippe: Hmm, this would be a great way to Finnish the set...
	2:53pm Joseph B: Hello Mary Wing and listeners! Hey RW! Thought that was Crazy Horse too for a minute.
	2:53pm rw: Joe!!!
	2:54pm Mary Wing: Hi there Joseph B! Yes, the guitar similarities were striking, weren't they?
	2:55pm Mary Wing: Phillippe, you forgot to add the <rimshot> there.
	2:55pm doctorjazz: Last 5 minutes, thanks Mary!
	🛎 2:58pm Bas NL: Thanks for the sounds Mary!
	🛎 2:58pm chris in the redwoods: thanks, Mary!
	🛎 2:58pm Phillippe: I heard it in my mind, Mary... Thanks for a great show! Later, friends, peace and love y'all!
	2:59pm spodiodi: thanks, Mary! great show! loved the 3OAK!
	🛎 2:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Mary. How do you plan to ring in the new year?
	2:59pm rw: Thanks Mary! Happy Wednesday everyone!
	3:00pm mauri: That was just great! Thanks Mary! I'll probably hear that melody in my dreams
	3:00pm Michael 98145: I think i'll fall into a Habibi Funk rabbit hole thanks, again
	3:01pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening, see you in 2022!!
	🛎 3:01pm WR: Thank you Mary for another year of . . . Whatever.
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December 29, 2021: I look around me and I see it isn't so

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(*** = "Three of a Kind" covers segment; referred to as "3oak" in the listener comments section)

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Special	Approx. start time
Angelo Badalamenti	Dark Mood Woods/The Red Room	Twin Peaks: Season Two Music And More	Rhino	2019	CD	Originally released in 2007.		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Lucrecia Dalt	Turmoil "Turmoil" by "Lucrecia Dalt"	Commotus	Human Ear Music	2012	CD			0:08:59 (Pop-up)
Brock Van Wey	Empty Houses From Above	Home	Echospace	2014	CD			0:12:30 (Pop-up)
Isan	From A Hundred "From A Hundred" by "Isan"	Lamenting Machine	Morr Music	2019	CD-R			0:32:00 (Pop-up)
Peter Barkworth	Some Glory In Their Birth, Some In Their Skill	When Love Speaks	EMI	2002	CD	Various artists reading sonnets written by William Shakespeare.		0:37:50 (Pop-up)
Asnakech Worku	Sak Bleh Askegn "Sak Bleh Askegn" by "Asnakech Worku"	Asnakech	Awesome Tapes From Africa	2018	CD	Originally released in 1975.		0:38:59 (Pop-up)
Sofiane Saidi & Mazalda	Bab El Saida (Saida Is Far)	El Ndjoum	Airfono / Carton	2017	CD			0:44:30 (Pop-up)
The Microscopic Septet	Rocky's Heart	Beauty Based On Science! (The Visit)	Stash	1988	CD			0:45:55 (Pop-up)
Vince Guaraldi	Watch What Happens	The Complete Warner Bros.–Seven Arts Recordings	Omnivore Recordings	2018	CD	This song originally released in 1969; from the film "The Umbrellas Of Cherbourg."		0:53:08 (Pop-up)
Amara Touré	Lamento Cubano (Featuring Ensemble Black & White)	Amara Touré (1973-1980)	Analog Africa	2015	CD	This song originally released in 1975.		0:57:16 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							1:02:58 (Pop-up)
Attarazat Addahabia & Faradjallah	Albaki	Al Hadaoui	Habibi Funk	2019	CD	Originally recorded in 1972.		1:11:16 (Pop-up)
All The Weathers	OH And Yes "OH And Yes" by "All The Weathers"	6 For Gold 12"	Wrong Place (Right Time)	2015	MP3			1:18:20 (Pop-up)
King Crimson	The Talking Drum "The Talking Drum" by "King Crimson"	On Broadway - Live In NYC 1995	Discipline Global Mobile	1999	CD	Recorded live at The Longacre Theater in New York City in November 1995.		1:22:16 (Pop-up)
Arlo Parks	Green Eyes "Green Eyes" by "Arlo Parks"	Collapsed In Sunbeams	Transgressive / PIAS	2021	CD			1:25:16 (Pop-up)
The Black Keys	Sit Around And Miss You	Let's Rock	Nonesuch	2019	CD			1:28:33 (Pop-up)
Hank Williams	Lovesick Blues (Show 4)	The Garden Spot Programs, 1950	Omnivore Recordings	2014	CD	Originally recorded in 1950.		1:31:14 (Pop-up)
Chuck Jackson	The Prophet "The Prophet" by "Chuck Jackson"	Out Of Many, One Music! - Songs That Shaped Jamaica	Fantastic Voyage	2015	CD	Various artists; this song originally released in 1962.		1:34:13 (Pop-up)
The Moonlighters	One More Time "One More Time" by "The Moonlighters"	Enchanted	WorldSound	2009	CD			1:36:40 (Pop-up)
Professor Alex Bradford	If You See My Saviour	The Essential Gospel Sampler	Sony / Columbia / Legacy	1994	CD	Various artists; this song originally released in 1973.		1:40:45 (Pop-up)
Arthur Buck	The Wanderer "The Wanderer" by "Arthur Buck"	Arthur Buck	New West	2018	CD			1:45:35 (Pop-up)
Kenny Wollesen, Jonathon Haffner, Dalius Naujo	Kadu Buva	Rasa Rasa	Tzadik	2014	CD			1:49:05 (Pop-up)
Landlines	Other Girls "Other Girls" by "Landlines"	Log Out, Tune Up, Drop Dead	Mt. St. Mtn.	2015	CD			1:53:11 (Pop-up)
Sidestepper	Hear The Rain Come "Hear The Rain Come" by "Sidestepper"	Supernatural Love	Real World	2015	CD			1:56:22 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							2:00:36 (Pop-up)
Wings	Silly Love Songs "Silly Love Songs" by "Wings"	Wings At The Speed Of Sound	Capitol	1976	MP3		***	2:08:55 (Pop-up)
Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis, Jr.	Silly Love Songs	Blackbird - Lennon-McCartney Icons	Encore Endeavor / BMG	2021	MP3	A Wings cover	***	2:14:48 (Pop-up)
John Pizzarelli	Silly Love Songs "Silly Love Songs" by "John Pizzarelli"	Midnight McCartney	Concord	2015	MP3	A Wings cover.	***	2:19:05 (Pop-up)
Eliza Lacerda	Silly Love Songs "Silly Love Songs" by "Eliza Lacerda"	Bossa Lounge Brasil, Vol. 2	Bossa 58	2014	MP3	Various artists; a Wings cover.	***	2:22:53 (Pop-up)
Daniel Ward	Silly Love Songs "Silly Love Songs" by "Daniel Ward"	El Ukulele	self-released	2015	MP3	A Wings cover.	***	2:26:28 (Pop-up)
Ardijah	Silly Love Songs "Silly Love Songs" by "Ardijah"	Time	Polyfonk	1999	MP3	A Wings cover.	***	2:31:44 (Pop-up)
Red House Painters	Silly Love Songs	Songs For A Blue Guitar	Supreme Recordings / Island	1996	MP3	A Wings cover.	***	2:37:38 (Pop-up)
The Nines	Silly Love Songs (Acoustic Duo)	Silly Love Songs single	9media	2021	MP3	A Wings cover.	***	2:48:35 (Pop-up)
Veijo Ullakko	Tylsät Lemmenlaulut (Silly Love Songs)	Kuluneen Siniset	Satsanga	1976	MP3	A Wings cover, in Finnish!	***	2:51:34 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							2:57:27 (Pop-up)

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	11:59am Sylvia: Preums ! (firsties in French)
	12:00pm David in London: Let the bells ring, it’s Mary Wing! Hello festive groovers.
	12:01pm spodiodi: aloha, Mary Wing! aloha, DiL and Sylvia! hi all!
	12:02pm Sylvia: Hi David, spodiodi, and Mary Wing!
	🛎 12:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& of course it' always ☽Moon in ♏︎Scorpio / ☿Mercury ☌Conjunct ♇Pluto marooon in here...
	12:04pm Stephen O: Hi Sylvia, David, spodiodi, RR and Mary! Into the Black Lodge we go
	🛎 12:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello? Is there drum buddy home?
	12:07pm Mary Wing: Hello Sylvia, David in London, spodiodi, RevRab, Stephen O, and KenfHP! Happy Post-Holiday Whatever!!
	🛎 12:07pm βrian: Oy, I missed the opening bell.
	12:09pm David in London: Sylvia, Spod, Rev D, Stephen O, Ken. Best of the season to you good people.
	12:12pm Mary Wing: Hi Brian! I will ring the dings extra for you at the mic break.
	12:18pm chresti: Hi Mary and Wingdingers!
	🛎 12:19pm chris in the redwoods: hello, Mary and 100%ers. i hope you are all well.
	🛎 12:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, David. All's well in London Town tonight?
	🛎 12:22pm Phillippe: Hey there wingdingers! Hey Sylvia, DiL, KFHP, Stephen, Rev, spodi, βrian, chresti, chris!
	🛎 12:23pm chris in the redwoods: hey, Phillippe!
	12:24pm David in London: Phillippe, Chresti(kins), chris. Ken, 5.24 and all’s well... Heading out for Turkish dinner later.
	12:26pm Mary Wing: Hello chresti, chris in the redwoods, and Phillippe! And those straddling the streams! :-) (writing down that Depeche Mode cover playing on Evan's show for future reference, heh)
	🛎 12:28pm chris in the redwoods: hey, David!
	🛎 12:29pm Hubig Pie: Order the Yogurtlu Kebab , David. It's the chef's spec-ial-ity
	12:29pm Ike: Glurp!
	🛎 12:29pm Phillippe: Ok, first and last orders for lunch...
	12:32pm P-90: Good soundtrack for strolling down the boardwalk in Hollywood FL and NOT considering any impending snowstorms
	🛎 12:33pm βrian: Dear me. Our local hospital is at capacity and the State Supreme Court is deciding whether county health officials have authority to enforce mask mandates.
	🛎 12:35pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Good morning-ish, Mary!
	🛎 12:35pm Ken From Hyde Park: Howdy, Phillippe!
	🛎 12:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good gravy, βrian! What do the Funeral Directors Association and the Undertakers Union have to say about that?
	🛎 12:39pm βrian: I glory in my roasted corn bisque.
	12:40pm David in London: Ah, Peter Barkworth. An unexpected but joyful presence here. Hubig, thanks for the tip. Also, hello! S&M&S, hey.
	🛎 12:41pm βrian: How's the snowpack, @Hubig?
	12:42pm spodiodi: howdy, Phillippe! cute pooch!
	🛎 12:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A Classical program posited that Bach is the Shakespeare of Music... Anybody know the BritCom 'Upstart Crow' about Will the Bard ?
	12:43pm Mary Wing: Heya Hubig, Ike, P-90, and S&M&S!
	12:44pm ChukAmok: @RRN63 Upstart Crow is with David Mitchell, correct?
	🛎 12:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...without much bandwidth last month or so - had to listen to too much NPR. One of Public Radio's (ahem) Sponsors is currently something called SMS or the like - & my mind always hears S&M...
	12:45pm Mary Wing: That is indeed a cute puppy, Phillippe? Is it your mother's dog that you are caring for during her recovery?
	🛎 12:45pm βrian: Does it have a laugh track? I can't endure laugh tracks.
	🛎 12:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mitchell indeed : en.wikipedia.org... If it does have a laughtrack, I don't recall being perturbed by it.
	🛎 12:48pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hi, David!
	12:49pm Mary Wing: Hiya ChukAmok, glad you're here with us!
	12:49pm chresti: Hi Davidkins! Hey Phillippe!
	🛎 12:49pm Hubig Pie: Brian, kinda thin. Getting a bit better. Went XC skiing yesterday. The sledhead yahoos tore up the trail in parts with their snow machines.
	12:49pm Webhamster Henry: I'm here, but very busy in another desktop window!
	12:50pm ChukAmok: Hi Mary! Very happy to be here as well. Thank you. It has been a helluva month!
	12:51pm ChukAmok: I love Peep Show, but have not had the chance to check out Upstart Crow in any meaningful way. Not even sure its available in the states.
	🛎 12:51pm Phillippe: The pup is my middle son's monster named Frita. As a family, we tend to adopt the unadoptable, and she's pretty close to the worst. We've had her for three years and she stills growls and snaps at my youngest son every day, even when she's sitting on his lap. If it was me she did that to, I'd understand it cuz I'm kind of a jerk, but my son is the gentlest soul you'd want to meet.
	🛎 12:52pm WR: Hello Mary and 100% whatever folks. Listening while trying to focus on work.
	🛎 12:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it's the little ones who have to compensate... Also - if there's been any abuse, dogs are as bad as humans @ letting go...
	12:55pm Mary Wing: Howdy Henry and WR! Working and lurking is allowed here!
	12:55pm Webhamster Henry: A good excuse to watch "Umbrellas Of Cherbourg" again AND CRY YOUR EYES OUT.
	🛎 12:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yerknow - if the mailman kicked 'em, they'll shred a boyscout uniform...
	12:58pm spodiodi: Frita sounds touchy, but when you're that cute, i can understand how it could be annoying with everyone wanting a piece of you all of the time. Viva la Frita!
	🛎 12:58pm βrian: Our cat is quite the lovey boy now, but he has (or did have) a feral streak. He once freaked out sufficiently to send me to Urgent Care where they gave me two injections of antibiotics — one in each cheek.
	🛎 12:59pm Phillippe: Got that right, Rev. She was definitely abused before we got her, and because no one would take her she spent about 6 months in the shelter ,which didn't help matters. We're trying a different doggie school that has a different approach to dealing with the aggression, because the first two haven't worked. Ha spodi, she can definitely stand her ground!
	12:59pm Michael 98145: Late. But grateful.
	🛎 1:00pm βrian: Is there a canine MDA?
	1:00pm YoKinky: Woo hoo! We made EFD’s list!
	🛎 1:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: To be fair - if I were but a foot long & handled by giants, I expect I'd use claws & teeth as available...
	1:02pm Ike: @RRN63@12:44, do you have anything that can play a USB stick? My parents drive cars that play USB sticks and live in an area with shit radio. My dad likes 50s-70s classic country (the “classic country” radio stations play Barf Brooks and 90s stuff these days) but the USB stick is so huge that I was basically able to fit a whole 50s-70s classic country radio library onto it. (…comment to be continued)
	1:03pm chresti: Phillippe, my son recently adopted ANOTHER dog, that's a Pitbull mix and needs a muzzle when around other dogs.
	🛎 1:05pm Phillippe: Congrats YoKinky!
	1:07pm doctorjazz: Hi Mary and you out there-Missed the 1st set (The Micros, sad...), but did get here on time for Mary's improv singing.
	🛎 1:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wonder if there's any Dawgie MDMA Therapy... @Ike: I have my laptop & 2 or 3 several TB external harddrives - & I struggle to keep as much Musics as I wish on the laptop - & put my back out for Xmas squatting by the right window to get the WiFis I'm using this moment from the gym across the road...
	🛎 1:08pm Phillippe: @chresti I told my wife I had one simple request before I die: just one normal pet. Just one.
	🛎 1:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...last night I re-ripped my 7-disc John Coltrane box - & going from mp3s to AIFF is the difference between 454mb & 5+gb...
	1:15pm Mary Wing: Hiya Michael 98145, YoKinky and doctorjazz!
	1:16pm coelacanth∅: hi Mary & 100%ers
	1:16pm Michael 98145: I'm still waiting for the day WIFI becomes a public utility
	1:16pm doctorjazz: Our 12 year old Labradoodle, Ozzie, seems to be losing it. He wakes up every 2-3 hours and goes to the door, barks like he needs to go, then repeats in a few hours. It's like having a newborn. I thought diabetes at first, Vet tested him and said he's OK, just old...we even have been picking him up and having him sleep in out bed (he can't jump onto it any more), occasionally a bit better, but still keeps up the routine more or less.
	🛎 1:17pm chris in the redwoods: hey, coel. i have a mad crush on the Habibi Funk label.. much goodness comes from them :)
	1:17pm Michael 98145: this IS good
	1:18pm Mary Wing: Hey there coelacanth!
	1:19pm coelacanth∅: olá chris
	🛎 1:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: "The real purpose of socialism is to overcome and advance beyond the predatory phase of human development." - Einstein
	1:21pm doctorjazz: RRN63, that would make a big difference, you went lossless (similar to WAV, but with Apple, proprietary, of course). I do some WAV, but mostly FLAC (the Apple version is ALAC), which does shrink the size of the files (not as much as MP3), but retains all the data. Some folks think WAV sounds better than FLAC, most don't hear much difference.
	🛎 1:21pm Phillippe: hey coel!
	🛎 1:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What I listen with doesn't play FLAC.
	1:22pm coelacanth∅: aw, Frita! hola Phillippe
	1:24pm Michael 98145: wow. a Tasmanian label ...
	🛎 1:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so WAV is lossless but not as huge? That has potential...
	1:26pm coelacanth∅: i was pretty happy with myself for usually being able to tell if it's a lossy file -even highest quality mp3...but i've yet to be able to hear a difference with flac and wav.
	🛎 1:27pm chris in the redwoods: this set is certainly ticking all the boxes for me. thanks, Mary!
	🛎 1:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I mean, I don't have a 7-CD box of Trane to have loss...
	🛎 1:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& will iTunes here & my iPod if I should leave the house (yes - iPod) play it...
	🛎 1:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & now the Hillbilly Shakespeare.
	🛎 1:33pm Phillippe: I came across an interesting site a few days ago. I'm not sure if I have the story totally straight because some of it is beyond my understanding of technical issues, but what I gathered was that the site owner was tired of being fed the same songs over and over on spotify because of their algorithms. He wrote a little program to run in the background, indexing songs on spotify so that he could randomize them. Somewhere along the line he lost interest but never killed the program, so it's been running for years. He recently kindly decided to put it up on the web. All you have to do is click Rediscover and it randomly pulls up a cut from whatever category you've selected. Good way to hear new stuff -- I recognize about 1/3rd of the stuff it pulls for me, if that much www.tapefear.com
	1:33pm doctorjazz: Hank! What Chris said @1:27!
	🛎 1:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Never bothered with SpottyFees. ...Many years ago, I plugged 1,000s of Ratings into a thing called LaunchCast. Then they had to try & Monetize it - sold it to Yahoo! I think, & they killed it dead.
	🛎 1:38pm Phillippe: a nice thing about it is it gives you a decent length preview that you do not need a Spotify account to access
	1:43pm doctorjazz: That's interesting, Phillippe, I recently started using Spotify, and that's exactly what I'm finding. The first time through a playlist, it is, "wow, great tune selection", but if you use it a few times, you get the same tunes over and over. I had subscribed to TIDAL for a while, but found it difficult to navigate, and didn't use it enough to justify a subscription. Spotify has a free version (if you don't think of having to listen to commercials as paying), and shows up on my car stereo (which TIDAL didn't, for some reason), so use it sometimes for my 50 minute commute.
	🛎 1:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I was all up in this LaunchCast thing. This was before discovering FMU for instance. More recently - my pattern has been Streaming @ home, & Podcasts on foot outside. But in Pandemic Time - I have no Commute. FMU alone keeps me from podcasts I've considered essential. So - if online @ all - no timeslots for any such service.
	1:45pm doctorjazz: Just reading a bit on music servers, thinking of trying something like that on my stereo system. Maybe NAS as well? Got much music on Hard Drives along with the usual LP/CD solid medium stuff...
	🛎 1:48pm Phillippe: I have to admit FMU meets about 95% of my music needs.
	1:53pm doctorjazz: Truth is, I still buy LP's and CD's, but I spend so much time on FMU that I have a big "on deck" section which I have trouble getting to...(many of the purchases are of music I heard on FMU)
	1:55pm spodiodi: been loving this set, Mary
	1:55pm doctorjazz: OK, dishes are staring at me, gotta take care of them, be listening while I wash.
	🛎 1:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...always think of a Kids In the Hall skit - this guy gets rich, throwing money @ strippers to dance what have you - gets a little poorer, entertainment goes down a notch & so on ...ends up a rotgut bum in an alley banging on a trashlid what have you, watching another bum dance...
	1:57pm spodiodi: that sounds hilarious, Rev (i love them, but don't think i've seen that skit)
	1:58pm ChukAmok: That KITH sketch reminds me of the Girl Drink Drunk sketch they also did. Hilarious!
	🛎 2:01pm Phillippe: And then there's the Woody Allen bit where he has an affair with a sheep, gets caught, and winds up on skid row drinking from a bottle of Woolite
	2:03pm coelacanth∅: i guess spotify's playlists are like pandora, but not as good? i use spotify a lot, but i've never even looked at or considered their algorithmic playlists. i have over 100 playlists that i made myself though.
	🛎 2:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& lycanthropy is the least of Michael Jackson's problems...but they let us know somehow.
	2:06pm Ike: @RRN63@1:08, ah! Good to know you have other things to hear besides NPR when there is no wi-fi. Maybe you are also addicted to live FM radio like me. Even when I'm in an area where there is nothing good, I often habitually spin the dial and neglect my MP3s and CDs a bit too much.
	🛎 2:08pm Hubig Pie: I used to have a pandora station that I plugged in Spacemen 3 and Boards of Canada. They introduced me to an hour and 3 minutes of Sleep's Dopesmoker
	2:09pm David in London: Wings Up the Wazoo was the abandoned follow-up album.
	🛎 2:10pm Phillippe: Read somewhere once upon a time that they gave Linda McCartney a mic when they were live but she sang so poorly they left it dead without telling her. Kinda like Andy giving Barney that one bullet to carry around in his pocket
	🛎 2:11pm Bas NL: Hi Mary! All! Listening and enjoying your selection while tinkering. Let's 3oak!
	🛎 2:12pm WR: Silly Love Song or Songs? Bring it on.
	2:12pm chresti: Gonna try to run a quick errand before the steady rain is here, Thanks Mary and wingdingers!
	2:13pm spodiodi: errand safely, chresti! \\// aloha
	🛎 2:15pm chris in the redwoods: see ya soon, chresti. yay for rain.
	🛎 2:15pm Phillippe: later chresti!
	2:16pm coelacanth∅: i've heard that Phillippe. funny! tchau chresti
	🛎 2:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good luck with the dry goods trip, chresti! Or dry cleaning pick-up.
	🛎 2:18pm Hubig Pie: Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis were a highlight of the Summer of Soul movie
	2:18pm doctorjazz: It's a silly love song, but the music is lovely (McC does know how to write tunes).
	2:19pm doctorjazz: I recall hearing that Linda McCartney story as well, very funny!
	2:19pm Mary Wing: hey there doctorjazz and Bas!
	2:20pm coelacanth∅: Hubig some of my favorite music i learned from pandora. i was often amazed at things in their system...but then confounded by omissions...like they'd have the whole Dr.John catalogue except my favorite album! i still have the account, and 97 (? -whatever they maxed me out at) stations, but hardly ever use it.
	2:23pm David in London: Right, heading out for the aforementioned Turkish dinner now. Thanks Mary, toodles groovers.
	🛎 2:24pm Phillippe: Later DiL! Enjoy the lamb!
	2:25pm coelacanth∅: tchau David enjoy your chow David
	🛎 2:26pm chris in the redwoods: enjoy, David!
	2:27pm Webhamster Henry: I don't have room for physical media much since I inherited my parents' LPs, even though I deaccessioned the baby grand player piano.
	🛎 2:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: See ya, David. Save a drumstick for later!
	2:27pm Webhamster Henry: I'm a big Bandcamper though.
	2:30pm Mary Wing: BABY GRAND PLAYER PIANO??? Holy cow, that must have been amazing, did it still work before?
	🛎 2:34pm βrian: It's the Olive Juice song.
	2:36pm coelacanth∅: gotta hit the road. Thanks for trying,Mary but you haven't changed my mind about this song! hopefully i'll be missing the only version i like (that i've heard) - by Billy Paul. Thanks Mary! tchau folks
	🛎 2:36pm Phillippe: My late mother-in-law had a full size grand player piano that we had a hell of a time giving away. A George Steck from the 1920s I think.
	🛎 2:37pm Phillippe: later coel! Had enough of Silly Love Songs, eh?
	🛎 2:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Take care, c∅!
	2:38pm Webhamster Henry: Many of these 3oaks are distinct improvements.
	🛎 2:40pm chris in the redwoods: see ya around, coel!
	🛎 2:40pm Phillippe: This may be my favorite
	2:41pm Mary Wing: This IS my favorite; the only reason I made a 30ak for it, heh.
	2:41pm Webhamster Henry: @MaryWing sure - although it was happier in the summer when the wood swelled and the invisible cracks would fill up. It was electric in the sense that it ran a big vacuum that actually powered all the pneumatics. I know where it is and can get it back if I ever get a big enough place for it (not likely). Meanwhile, here are some crudely recorded rolls from it: jhhl.net...
	2:42pm Mary Wing: And no, i couldn't find Billy Paul's version, so coelacanth won't miss it, either.
	2:43pm Mary Wing: So Neil Young-esque, it hurts, I say.
	2:44pm doctorjazz: That was what I was going to say, sounds like Crazy Horse/Neil (especially Crazy Horse)
	2:48pm rw: Good morning! (Still morning here). Checking in to agree with anyone who said Crazy Horse. It kind of threw me!
	🛎 2:48pm chris in the redwoods: goosebumps.
	2:49pm Mary Wing: Good morning rw! How was your holidays?
	2:52pm Mary Wing: IT ISN'T EASY? WTF?
	2:52pm rw: A little crazy. This week is nice and calm though and I’ve had a chance to spend time with the (adult) kids, so… good!! Yours?
	2:52pm Mary Wing: It is not Easy Love Songs, sheesh!
	🛎 2:52pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Same thought here, Mary!!!
	2:53pm Mary Wing: Mine was nice and quiet, as I prefer, heh.
	2:53pm rw: Love isn’t easy at all.
	🛎 2:53pm Phillippe: Hmm, this would be a great way to Finnish the set...
	2:53pm Joseph B: Hello Mary Wing and listeners! Hey RW! Thought that was Crazy Horse too for a minute.
	2:53pm rw: Joe!!!
	2:54pm Mary Wing: Hi there Joseph B! Yes, the guitar similarities were striking, weren't they?
	2:55pm Mary Wing: Phillippe, you forgot to add the <rimshot> there.
	2:55pm doctorjazz: Last 5 minutes, thanks Mary!
	🛎 2:58pm Bas NL: Thanks for the sounds Mary!
	🛎 2:58pm chris in the redwoods: thanks, Mary!
	🛎 2:58pm Phillippe: I heard it in my mind, Mary... Thanks for a great show! Later, friends, peace and love y'all!
	2:59pm spodiodi: thanks, Mary! great show! loved the 3OAK!
	🛎 2:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Mary. How do you plan to ring in the new year?
	2:59pm rw: Thanks Mary! Happy Wednesday everyone!
	3:00pm mauri: That was just great! Thanks Mary! I'll probably hear that melody in my dreams
	3:00pm Michael 98145: I think i'll fall into a Habibi Funk rabbit hole thanks, again
	3:01pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening, see you in 2022!!
	🛎 3:01pm WR: Thank you Mary for another year of . . . Whatever.
	12:55am dariohill: I really have to admit that drift-hunters2.co Drift Hunters is one of the best racing games I've ever come across. Its graphics are truly stunning and vibrant, creating a truly engaging playing environment.

100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from December 29, 2021

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