WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from November 7, 2022

Listener comments!
	9:01am Son Of Pantz: Congrats on making your fundraising goal, Joe!
	9:01am bradford: Good morning Joe & fellow yippers!
	9:01am love2laf: Good morning Joe, ears perked and ready for the surface noise. Happy Monday everyone!
	9:01am steveo: bip! bee-woo-woo-woo-woo-woo-woo
	9:03am Wind: My all time favorite intro !!
	👻 9:03am yerfriendpaul: Good morning Joe, everyone!
	9:03am TerrDE: Hello, Joe, Yipsters Yippies and Yippetts...
	9:03am Handy Haversack: Morning out there, Joe and Yippers. Steveo, good to see you on Fri. And good to see you on Fri., too, Joe! It was a very FMU evening.
	👻 9:03am 12539: Yip!
	👻 9:03am Marley P. Dogg: Don’t forget to vote yip yip
	9:03am Wind: Hello everyone 🖐🏾
	9:03am MplsCoco: Joe! 🌞❤️ Does anyone call you Joey!?
	9:04am Strandlund: Yip Yip Hurray!!
	9:04am Mike W.: Autry is such a great opener.
	9:04am listener james from westwood: Morning, Joe and all Monday strivers, jivers, and stayin'-alivers.
	9:04am common: joe, all
	👻 9:04am Yetz: I finally figured it out, the Yips are fans of Acid Mothers Temple's Higashi Hiroshi
	9:06am steveo: Likewise, Handy! Always a pleasure.
	👻 9:06am Ken From Hyde Park: "Secretary, take a letter, please." "I'm ready. Go." "Yip yip yip, etcetera, etcetera."
	9:06am Mike W.: actually have a favorite Gene Autry song: “Dust,” a true cowboy gothic
	9:07am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:07am JG: yippy kai yay
	9:07am paul: Yippy-kie-yay mother... John McClain
	👻 9:07am DjLorraine: Howdy ladies and gents, extra yips to Joe
	9:08am dave: woo!
	9:10am KWilde: Good Mornin'!
	👻 9:10am Brian in UK: Hey Joe. Happy trails.
	9:12am Handy Haversack: Intriguing hyphenation choices for this title.
	9:12am JeremyB: Good morning Joe! Hey all! Heya Handy!
	9:13am Greg from ZONE 5: Yippee-Ki-Yay, Mother$@?&er!
	9:13am Phillippe: Howdy
	👻 9:14am Brian in UK: Playing the dog's tail like a fiddle to this one!!
	9:14am Handy Haversack: Yo, JeremyB! Good to see you and trade some crazy cat understandings!
	9:14am Joe McG: Howdy, folks. I reckon you're havin' a fine mornin'! Glad to be with ya, pardners.
	9:14am Black Dog: Git along, little dawgies!
	9:15am jabsonik: Yodeledihoo from Turku, Finland!
	9:15am Wind: I loved hearing Jerry Lee Lewis yodl too!
	👻 9:15am DjLorraine: Joey is spoiling us with the gentle yodels and trail harmonies
	👻 9:17am Ken From Hyde Park: Is it the time of the year for raking the forests, jabsonik? Haha. Hoo boy.
	9:18am Menlo Park: These songs were from the Great Depression and Dust Bowl era but are very uplifting. Inspiration for us all in new challenging times!
	9:19am Rich from Wading River: This song is filthy!
	9:22am Joe McG: @Rich: You ain't kiddin'!
	9:22am Phillippe: I wore my cowboy boots this past weekend for the first time in years. Coincidence? I think not...
	9:22am Mike W.: This compliment might land only with people who’ve lived in the Twin Cities (esp in the ‘90s): Joe, you could spin at any show at First Avenue. Just like Roy Freedom.
	9:22am Joe McG: @Coco: Sometimes! @jabsonik: Hi, Finland!
	9:24am Toothgrinder Tom: @Menlo Park it’s the sound of tightening your belt!
	9:25am Son Of Pantz: "Hey Boss. How about some more beans?"
	9:25am dano59: Of course Tom Hanks’ “Cowboy Song” is the pinnacle of the form for me…
	9:26am Handy Haversack: Mike W.: First Avenue comes up a lot around our place. K8 seems to have lived there for a set of years.
	9:27am listener james from westwood: Pantz: "I think you boys've had enough already!"
	9:28am bk845: Let's not forget "Blue Shadow" by the Three Amigos!
	9:29am paul: Fun fact: Vaughn Monroe's version of "Let It Snow" is the version that concludes Die Hard.
	👻 9:29am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Fantastic opening set, Joe. Can't wait to archive.org some of these I'd not heard before.
	👻 9:30am Webhamster Henry: Yee-haw! I have a pristine copy of Golden Record's Cowboy songs.
	9:30am Baja Joe: Greetings Joe M.
	9:30am Toothgrinder Tom: Now I have a hankering to watch Blazing Saddles.
	👻 9:30am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Love Ned Sublette's version of that tune too. And Burl Ives. And Johnny. Such a massively great song.
	👻 9:30am Deano de los Muertos: Yippee-I-oooooooh!
	👻 9:30am Yetz: Keepin' the "W" in C&W
	9:30am paul: Can Frankie Laine be far behind?
	9:30am listener james from westwood: @Tom: You'd do it for Randolph Scott!
	👻 9:30am Webhamster Henry: I f you were really a WFMU DJ, "Ich will ein Cowboy als Mann" would be in here somewhere.
	👻 9:30am yerfriendpaul: I can’t remember who was singing Ghost Riders but the first time I heard it on the radio, I got spooked by it
	9:31am Hub: Great stuff Joe. I realize some listeners might consider old-timey western tunes an acquired taste, but I like it! Hope you might consider following this Vaughn Ghost Riders tune with his version of Cool Water. Many thanks.
	9:31am paul: yerfriendpaul, It was probably Frankie Laine
	9:31am Mike W.: Handy, i DJed there 1991-95 Also woke up/passed out upside-down in one of their giant garbage bins (clean) on a birthday (eh, in my 20s)
	👻 9:31am Webhamster Henry: Uncle Michael played covers of Ghost Riders/Ghost Herd every week fro the better part of a year .
	👻 9:32am Listener Bryan (the Professor): I grew up in a little town in AZ and I think I first heard it live, from an old neighbor with lots of cow skulls decorating his living room. Spooked me too. But it's such an amazing tune.
	👻 9:32am tadpoles: Love the music....but hate the fact that the real cowboys almost exterminated the bison quite apart from our Native Americans. Sorry to be a grouch.
	9:33am Handy Haversack: I'm sure you two were in the place at the same time, then, Mike W. K8 graduated Mpls. HS in '92 and a local college in '96. Lots of First Avenueing.
	9:33am Asheville Jon: should follow this up with Dead Kennedys version of Rawhide
	9:34am wind: Joe there’s a Hungarian version of this somewhere 🙂 I remember it from when I was growing up there.
	👻 9:34am Webhamster Henry: Joe is being really authentic here. I wouldn't be able to resist the impulse for such fare as "Borscht Riders in the sky" and "On the Streets of Miami".
	9:36am morphe': Long time since I heard a set of Western Americana .... enjoying so ...
	9:36am rx scabin: Good morning, Joe and Everyone.
	9:37am listener james from westwood: Mighty fine start to a work week that's gonna be as long as the prairie is broad!
	👻 9:37am yerfriendpaul: That hit the spot, Joe - thank you!
	9:38am Wilson of Quinn: Wow... your real feat is getting through your entire "mythology of the American West" blue yodel get along lil dogie set without playing Jimmy Rodgers.
	9:38am Son Of Pantz: Joe, I wish to offer a laurel and hearty hand shake for that set.
	9:39am The Oscar: I would 100% listen to a regular show called Rodeo Roundup. Great set!
	9:39am listener 126464: Hah ya doin'?
	9:40am Rich in Bristol: Ooh, good – I haven't missed Single File yet.
	9:40am steveo: @kenzo: here is a good example of why sets should be clickystarrable
	9:43am morphe': Yes the gender lines made me think Rowdy Wright I'm a Jolly Cowboy was a precusor to Brokeback Mountain ..
	9:44am listener james from westwood: Hard to imagine where that label might've had a base in Ho-Ho-Kus, seeing as it's all rich folks' houses these days! But I know there was a warehouse there used by my first employer.
	9:44am Mike W.: Handy, if K8 listened to Rev105, she might’ve heard me on Tuesday nights
	9:44am paul: Ken Burns' documentary on Country Music is a must-see.
	9:45am The Oscar: American westerns have always been a blind spot for me, but I've been dipping my toe into John Ford lately-- good stuff.
	9:45am dano59: ‘Bucking Bronco’ is often unattributed / ‘traditional’ but at least one source credits the lyrics to Belle Starr. … history! (I grew up watching Westerns, and have Rio Bravo queued up this week)
	9:47am Handy Haversack: I'll ask, Mike W.!
	9:47am Son Of Pantz: @dano59 Rio Bravo is a classic. I can watch Treasure of Sierra Madre another hundred times too.
	9:51am Joe McG: Except for "High Noon" and "Liberty Valence," it took me a while to get into other westerns, but now I like a lot of 'em.
	9:53am morphe': While not a "Western" von Stronheim's silent "Greed" is set in the Western Desert and worth a look..
	9:56am morphe': ps. The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (Cohen Bros) is a hoot also well worth watching
	👻 9:56am tadpoles: Sergio Leone's "Once Upon a Time in the West" ....!!
	👻 9:59am Ken From Hyde Park: I like the Trinity movies. Terence Hill & Bud Spencer forever!
	10:00am Rich in Bristol: My stepdad used to watch Westerns on Sunday afternoons and they always looked so boring to me, all slow and monochrome and ham-acted and that. Then I had a huge Westerns binge in 2012–13 and found out that I absolutely love them! Once you settle into the style, there is so much nuance in that slow pace that is just wonderful. And also yes to tadpole's rec. of "Once Upon A Time In The West". What a film. That soundtrack gets me right in the guts!
	10:01am rx scabin: Shane and Red River.
	10:02am Lewis: Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven is quite something... not in the traditional form...
	10:02am JeremyB: I heard this somewhere else recently?
	10:03am Huge Rat: Now this is my kinda song!!!
	10:03am Barno in Akron: Sleaford Mods, Yay!
	10:03am luka: the combo i never knew i needed.
	10:03am listener james from westwood: @Lewis: Seconded. Plus, Gene Hackman being his usual excellent self.
	10:03am Hi from Holland: Aloha! Sleaford Mods & Orbital = good combo, Nice banger.
	10:04am JeremyB: Oh I think mona played this...
	10:04am Huge Rat: I love bein' a dirty rat eh wot eh wot
	10:04am JeremyB: Very cool to hear it here, Joe!
	👻 10:05am Yetz: this has way too much energy for right now.... i'll be back later!
	10:05am prudy: great protest song Joe...thanks for sharing...
	10:05am rx scabin: LKJ
	10:06am prudy: followed by...another gem...
	👻 10:06am Deano de los Muertos: No argument here
	10:07am PaulRobeson1922: 1980- same year the British Virgin islands outlawed Dreadlocks
	10:08am Rich in Bristol: Haha! Embarrassed that I've never heard this before.
	10:08am PaulRobeson1922: Morningggg
	10:08am johnk77: linton kwesi johnson delivers the goods live
	👻 10:09am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Morning........
	10:09am Lewis: Johnson is new to me - quite good!
	10:10am rx scabin: Any Basement 5 around?
	10:10am sonnyspop: @Joe McG (Late post, was driving). Always loved the show’s intro and FINALLY got it. The aliens aren’t happy until they tune into WFMU!
	👻 10:10am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Never realize that LK Johnson did music -- I actually studied some of his poetry in my creative writing class in college, back when mammoths made their stately migrations across the frozen plains of Upstate NY.
	👻 10:11am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @sonnyspop check out the source material: www.youtube.com...
	10:12am Roberto: Wow, The Proclaimers walked 500 miles back!
	10:12am Joe McG: @sonnyspop: Ha!
	10:12am Son Of Pantz: @Threemoons You went to Pangea U too?!
	10:14am johnk77: linton performed live in nyc w/dennis bovell & dub band at s.o.b.'s probably last century
	👻 10:14am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @Son of Pantz I have my primordial slime hoodie to prove it!
	10:14am bk845: Why does this guy sound like Gus Bodenheim?
	10:15am Joe McG: @bk845: Ha ha, he does! I'll have to pass this track to Irwin.
	10:15am rx scabin: Truly a song about buildings. How about one about food?
	10:15am prof.fuzz: morning y'all
	10:15am Lewis: sounds a bit like Ray Davies
	👻 10:16am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @PaulRobeson1922 did not know about the dreadlock laws...found this...thank you! stjohnsource.com...
	10:16am morphe': JohnK77 - SoB was LKJ's spot in NYC as well as Gil Scott Heron's ... a great small venue .. saw both there a few times ...
	👻 10:17am Webhamster Henry: I saw Once Upon A Time In The West in Austria, where it was called "Spiel Mir Das Lied von Tod" .. 166 minutes long with about 10 minutes of dialog.
	10:17am johnk77: i mixed the sound at those shows
	10:17am prudy: wow...sounds like the music community in the UK is fighting back...
	10:18am johnk77: @morph at least the ones 1989-1999
	10:18am radioronan: Lawrence..2nd time on these airwaves in less than a day. Good morning, Joe.
	10:19am Joe McG: @radioronan: Nice! Hard to be first on the block these days. :)
	10:20am Stevel: Jeepers, do I love this Godfathers cut!
	10:21am Rich in Bristol: I almost never have a tenner to spend in a day. Should I be concerned?
	10:21am radioronan: You may be first on that track. Darren played Felt..
	10:22am McGroovey: Stem nation? How words sound when you sing then is important
	10:23am Handy Haversack: I feel like some early New Model Army would fit in quite well in this set. Sounding great, Joe!
	10:25am sonnyspop: @Threemoons Thanks — I’m the right age to have seen this many times. ; > )
	10:25am Robm: Morning fellow surface noise dwellers
	10:26am prudy: great set Joe, thanks so much..
	10:26am Roberto: London is the place for me -- to sample kick-ass vegan food.
	👻 10:27am Webhamster Henry: WFMU memories of Muriels' Treasure are here: irwin.wfmu.org...
	👻 10:27am Karl Ward: Sounding great in deep Northeast NJ
	10:27am radioronan: This set could be a primer for MIchael Shelly who is looking for suggestions on what to do in London.. sorry so chatty today..this is what happens when meetings get canceled.
	10:29am rx scabin: @Roberto try Warsaw, Poland too.
	10:31am prof.fuzz: row row row your duck eggs gently down the stream...
	👻 10:31am Deano de los Muertos: Getting ducks to stand in a row is no small task, guessing where the phrase comes from
	10:31am Roberto: Thanks, rx!
	10:36am Mike Sin: All right! Hot Chocolate Band! "Rubbish!"
	10:37am Joe McG: @Mike: "Childish!"
	10:38am rx scabin: I must go to work. Thanks for a good start to my birthday, Joe.
	10:39am morphe': I've written this before - WI groups can do good covers of Northern songs, but there are few(outside of some Northern Ska) WI songs made into Northern covers ...
	10:39am morphe': HBD !!! rx !!!!
	10:40am Joe McG: Wow, Happy Birthday, rx! Have a great day.
	👻 10:40am chresti: Hi Joe and surfies!
	10:40am weirds: Worst cover ever?
	10:40am weirds: Can’t be far off
	10:41am Andy: @weirds. Yep.
	10:41am morphe': Was a great cover !!!!!
	👻 10:42am chresti: I liked the little shamisen sounding intro @Hot Chocolate Band
	10:43am The Oscar: Recording a song about "joining the Charlie people" in the early '70s feels... bold.
	10:43am Joe McG: Sending this one out to Charlie.
	10:43am morphe': My acapella version GIVE BEETS A CHANCE is the worst cover .. sang in the kitchen/at the dinner table to children and childish adults ..
	10:43am Handy Haversack: Hello, Angels.
	10:44am chris_in_space: "Charlie's Men" has been buried in my subconsciousness since the 70s until now.
	10:45am Handy Haversack: Wow. I did not know this existed. Ypsi!
	10:45am βrian: Oh, I remember Ypsilanti!
	10:46am Joe M: Ypsilanti is for swingers!
	10:46am wenzo toad: I’ve been there
	10:46am PaulRobeson1922: HapPppPpY Birthday RX!!!!
	10:47am Joe M: Was it played just before the national anthem followed by transmitter sundown?
	10:47am steveo: It's pretty warm right now, but I'm getting some big leaves-falling energy for tomorrow
	10:47am Dean: Even Bob Seger can't make it not sound like Tom Waits.
	10:50am Krys O.: HA! I used to play this single a lot back in the 80s. My copy had an interesting skip too.
	10:51am Andy: Now THIS is a good cover. Even though it's not a cover.
	10:52am steveo: before when I said I hated 50s music that was when I hadn't yet heard this song
	10:52am Krys O.: It's a Bob Crewe composition.
	10:53am Yes: hello everyone
	10:53am Andy: @krys. Wait, is it a cover after all then?
	10:54am John in Phoenixville: Sounded like the Ron Hicklin singers on that Nancy Adams track.
	10:54am Krys O.: The A-side La Dee Dah was a hit. No, Andy. Bob Crewe cranked out songs for many artists. It's not a cover.
	10:55am Joe McG: @John: It did!
	10:55am weirds: This a banger
	10:56am Handy Haversack: SPOX
	10:57am Jason from Houston: SPORKS
	10:57am Krys O.: BTW-Billy Ford played with Cootie Williams.
	10:59am MplsCoco: I love how different the end of the show is from the beginning 😂
	10:59am Stevel: "Shut up dear, don't be weird"
	11:00am Krys O.: Bob Crewe and Frank Slay cranked out a lot of songs for Freddie Cannon's Swan Records.
	11:00am McGroovey: Shake it dear Don't be weird
	11:00am Joe McG: @Coco: The beauty of freeform! ;)
	11:01am Robm: @Joe McG YES YES YES
	11:01am MplsCoco: @JoeMcG and your beautiful musical soul
	11:02am Joe McG: @Coco: And restless musical spirit! ;)
	11:03am steveo: groovy
	11:04am Robm: @Joe McG sounds like all the djs on this station, and all the show prep you do, and nobody mails it in.
	11:04am TerrDE: is Eponiphee a word ?
	11:08am sufferwords: kind of neat- kind of wow- Charlie
	👻 11:08am Yetz: Kinda free, kinda wow!
	11:08am sufferwords: great jingle
	11:08am Stevel: Kinda cool kinda wow?
	11:09am Stevel: Yetz: Well done.
	11:09am Mike W is a Swag4Lifer without icons: Kinda wow — kinda NOW!... Charliiee... curse you for doing that to me, Joe McG
	👻 11:09am Yetz: yikes
	11:09am TerrDE: a perfume and 2 unrelated racist names
	11:10am PeggyO: What is the music that Joe plays in the background when he gives the names of the records he has just played? I really like it, a lot.
	11:10am olivia: I took some tea tooo!! Its very good:) thank u
	11:11am Dean: A couple years later a pop band called Charlie released the first of a spate of not half-bad LPs. Bed music is a loop from a Kevin Ayers outtake, I believe.
	11:11am Mike W is a Swag4Lifer without icons: I like coffee and tea Also dogs and cats, Marvel and Criterion
	11:12am Dean: "Hymn" from Bananamour
	11:12am Dean: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXBrbZY3N48
	11:12am FEMA Representative: Come on, man -- do the test! We work hard on getting those cool tones!
	11:13am Zephyr: The Charlie perfume campaign was pervasive. Also the inspiration for the Zappa tune “Charlie’s Enormous Mouth”….a dark tale of drug abuse. Contains the memorable refrain “Kinda young, kinda dead”.
	11:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ Good Day FMUvianz ~ ⦿Sun in ♏︎Scorpio, Year of Water 🐂Ox Albert Camus born 7 November 1913 – 4 January 1960 ⦿Sun in ♏︎Scorpio, Year of Water 🐏Sheep ~ Goat ~ Ram Joni Mitchell born: Roberta Joan Anderson, November 7, 1943, Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada
	11:15am McGroovey: Mister Reds, Pinks and Purples makes the same record over and over, but fortunately it's a great record.
	11:16am Joe McG: Olivia is right, the tea was very delicious, esp. the dandelion one, Good Fortune something. Thanks, Noonaco!
	11:16am Handy Haversack: And the rate of production is very high, McGroove!
	11:20am John in Phoenixville: @Joe McG: Not a Bobby Short fan, Joe? When I was a kid, I loved the original Charlie ad with him and Shelley Hack as Charlie.
	11:20am Corey in az: Nice cover of am 180
	11:22am Joe McG: @Corey: Agree! @John: I forgot about Bobby and Shelley! Is it on YouTube?
	11:22am βrian: Dandelion tea will give you lion's teeth.
	11:23am bk845: That doesn't seem biologically possible.
	11:23am Handy Haversack: For a second I thought this was "Invitation to the Blues."
	11:23am B Wad: Amazing to here Emahoy, now living In Jerusalem, as I cycle down the beach back to Tel Aviv.
	11:24am βrian: [And it will make you wet the bed.]
	11:25am John in Phoenixville: @ Joe McG: It is indeed!! https://youtu.be/Tl2p7GtUnLk
	11:25am Joe McG: @BW: Very pretty piano record this is! @Brian: If I have lion's teeth, it will be easier to eat that gazelle.
	11:27am Rich in Washington: Ernest Hood helped found KBOO Community Radio in Portland OR. Its FCC application was signed in his living room.
	11:29am Joe McG: I didn't know that, Rich!
	11:30am βrian: But don't eat your Reeboks!
	11:32am morphe': Must do some tasks ... ears awide but hands a working ....Thanks Joe and all ...
	11:32am neveract: Hi Joe and all..
	👻 11:33am 12539: (Stars gone out indeed)
	11:33am Devin B.: Ah so sad about Mimi. What an incredible artist.
	11:33am Jason from Houston: Oof. Listened to this album last night.
	11:33am Handy Haversack: RIP, Mimi Parker.
	11:33am judy from croton: Star's really gone out. Too sad.
	11:34am Handy Haversack: This definitely hit K8 hard, Mike W. (if you're still on the board). Minnesotan bonds.
	11:35am Joe McG: I'll never forget seeing Low in the '90s and how quiet the room was. Even more than a classical concert. Not a cough, not a sneeze, not a drink clank.
	11:35am JetBoy of Astoria: Good day Joe and all. This has long been a favorite Low song of mine. Best wishes to Low and all Low fans. I’m very sad.
	11:36am Jason from Houston: Sat on a dirty bar floor in 1997 and saw them. The best. Very quiet.
	11:36am prudy: I'm not familiar with Low, but I read of the death of Mimi...thanks for playing Joe...
	11:37am Joe McG: @prudy: Low has a very big and rich catalog. Happy exploring!
	👻 11:37am Ken From Hyde Park: Mimi obit - www.rollingstone.com...
	11:41am JetBoy of Astoria: I just left Minnesota yesterday but didn’t hear the news till today. Saturday I was talking with friends about Low and hoping Mimi was getting better. It’s the way of the world, but it sucks.
	11:42am Krys O.: BTW, Joe: I saw Ned Sparks in Imitation of Life over the weekend. He had such a prominent role in that film.
	11:43am Joe McG: @Krys: He did! He's great in that, but then, he's great in everything. :)
	11:45am prudy: this sounds like a great compilation...
	11:46am Krys O.: I agree. Caricatures of him would even pop up in Merrie Melodies cartoons.
	11:46am spacecadet: lovin' the Philly set
	11:48am Joe M: Now that’s a segue!
	11:48am Rich in Bristol: This Bettye LaVette version is bloomin' lovely!
	11:49am Mike W.: Secret Phillies fan, Joe McG?
	11:50am Toothgrinder Tom: Or how about the soccer team?
	11:50am wenzo toad: Thanks Joe, chi y’all later
	11:51am Lee: Dear joe a year ago today I was saying goodbye to my brother Richard, this last set feels like a real gift, thank you.
	11:52am Joe McG: @Lee: I'm so sorry for your loss. I'm glad that it helps.
	11:52am Brendan: Thanks Joe. I needed this.
	11:53am Handy Haversack: Joe, thanks for another great show! Feeling braced up and ready to face the week. You know, within reason. Later on, everyone.
	11:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: <3 Lee
	11:54am Rich in Bristol: This has been a wonderful show today, Joe!
	11:54am radioronan: Thanks Joe..Cheers y'all!
	11:54am Jason from Houston: Thank you, Joe. All the love your way, Lee.
	11:55am bradford: Many thanks as always Joe.
	11:55am Krys O.: Thanks, Joe.
	11:55am Joe McG: Thanks for listening and commenting, everyone! I hope you all have a great week. See you next time!
	11:56am βrian: Irene (& Robyn Hitchcock) coming up: wfmu.org...
	11:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ JoeMcG ~
	👻 11:56am 12539: Thanks, Joe!
	👻 11:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Joe. Let us hopalong with the rest of the week!
	👻 11:57am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Thanks Joe!
	11:57am love2laf: Cheers Joe, that was an awesome morning of music.
	👻 11:57am yerfriendpaul: Thank you Joe!!
	11:58am ?: just so ya know, i listen each week..annie
	11:58am ?: Great show, Joe! Thanks. (Hey everybody @))
	11:58am listener james from westwood: Thanks, Joe!
	11:59am Hubig Pie: My music lie-bary is a Low tribute. Lotsa Low
	11:59am joe mulligan: speaking of Philadelphia, I was at an 80s halloween cover band party here in fairfax CA and asked the band if they knew/could play "All you zombies" by The Hooters. They never heard of em!
	👻 12:00pm chresti: Thanks Joe!

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from November 7, 2022

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November 7, 2022: All Hat and No Cattle

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Gene Autry	Back in the Saddle Again	Songs of the West	Rhino	1993	CD	From 1939		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
John White	Whoopee-Ti-Yi-Yo "Whoopee-Ti-Yi-Yo" by "John White"	Back in the Saddle Again: American Cowboy Songs	New World	1983	LP	From 1931		0:05:26 (Pop-up)
Ken Maynard	The Lone Star Trail "The Lone Star Trail" by "Ken Maynard"	When I Was a Cowboy, Volume 1	Morning Star	1984	LP	From 1930		0:07:50 (Pop-up)
Patsy Montana & The Prairie Ramblers	A Rip Rip-Snortin' Two-Gun Gal	Patsy Montana and the Prairie Ramblers	Columbia	1984	LP	From 1939		0:11:01 (Pop-up)
Girls of the Golden West	Round-Up Time in Texas	Flowers in the Wildwood: Women in Early Country Music 1923-1939	Trikont	2003	CD	From 1933		0:13:20 (Pop-up)
Mildred and Dorothy Good	Bucking Broncho (My Love Is a Rider)	Authentic Cowboys and Their Western Folksongs	RCA Victor	1965	LP	From 1934		0:16:10 (Pop-up)
Rowdy Wright	I'm a Jolly Cowboy "I'm a Jolly Cowboy" by "Rowdy Wright"	When I Was a Cowboy Vol. 2	YaZoo	1996	CD	From 1937		0:18:23 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Wakely	Song of the Sierras "Song of the Sierras" by "Jimmy Wakely"	Vintage Collections	Capitol	1996	CD	From 1947		0:21:08 (Pop-up)
The Sons of the Pioneers	Home on the Range	25 Favorite Cowboy Songs	RCA Victor	1956	LP			0:24:01 (Pop-up)
Vaughn Monroe and HIs Orchestra	Riders in the Sky	Stampede! Western Music's Late Golden Era	Rounder	1996	CD	From 1949		0:26:38 (Pop-up)
Tex White	Cattle Call "Cattle Call" by "Tex White"	Back in the Saddle Again: American Cowboy Songs	New World	1983	LP	From 1935		0:29:49 (Pop-up)
Jules Allen	The Cowboy's Dream "The Cowboy's Dream" by "Jules Allen"	Authentic Cowboys and Their Western Folksongs	RCA Victor	1965	LP	From 1929		0:32:01 (Pop-up)

La Femme	Cha Cha "Cha Cha" by "La Femme"	Teatro Lúcido	Born Bad	2022	MP3		*	0:45:39 (Pop-up)
Batida Featuring Mayra Andrade	Bom Bom	Neon Colonialismo	Crammed Discs	2022	MP3		*	0:48:22 (Pop-up)
Harvey Mandel	Lucky Sevens "Lucky Sevens" by "Harvey Mandel"	Who's Calling	Tompkins Square	2022	MP3		*	0:54:14 (Pop-up)
Dogo	Zonva "Zonva" by "Dogo"	DOGO du Togo	Dogo du Togo	2022	MP3		*	0:57:54 (Pop-up)
Sleaford Mods and Orbital	Dirty Rat	Optical Delusion	Rough Trade	2022	MP3		*	1:02:25 (Pop-up)
Linton Kwesi Johnson	Inglan Is a Bitch	Independant Intavenshan: The Island Anthology	Island	1998	CD	From 1980		1:05:15 (Pop-up)
The Proclaimers	Dentures Out "Dentures Out" by "The Proclaimers"	Dentures Out	Cooking Vinyl	2022	MP3		*	1:09:56 (Pop-up)
David Westlake	Modern Ruins of Old London Town	My Beautiful England	Tiny Global	2022	MP3		*	1:12:15 (Pop-up)
Mozart Estate	Relative Poverty "Relative Poverty" by "Mozart Estate"	Pop-Up! Ker-Ching! And the Possibilities of Modern Shopping	Cherry Red	2022	MP3		*	1:15:34 (Pop-up)
The Godfathers	This Damn Nation "This Damn Nation" by "The Godfathers"	Hit By Hit	Link	1986	LP			1:18:45 (Pop-up)
The Anti-Nowhere League	Streets of London	We Are...The League	DOJO Unlimited	1993	CD	From 1982		1:22:15 (Pop-up)
Lord Kitchener	London Is the Place for Me	London Is the Place for Me: Trinidadian Calypso in London 1950-1956	Honest Jons	2006	CD	From 1951		1:24:38 (Pop-up)

Single File: a bunch of 45s in a row for about a half-hour
Hot Chocolate Band	Give Peace a Chance	single	Apple	1969	45			1:35:57 (Pop-up)
Charlie's Men	Charlie's Tune "Charlie's Tune" by "Charlie's Men"	single	Revlon	1974	45			1:39:56 (Pop-up)
Nancy Adams	Ypsilanti "Ypsilanti" by "Nancy Adams"	single	Philips	1968	45			1:43:39 (Pop-up)
Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band	New Coat of Paint	single	Capitol	1991	45			1:45:50 (Pop-up)
Billy Ford and the Thunderbirds	The Monster	single	Swan	1958	45	vocal by Freddie Pinkard		1:49:03 (Pop-up)
T-Connection	That's Love "That's Love" by "T-Connection"	single	Dash	1979	45			1:51:45 (Pop-up)
Sparks	Music That You Can Dance To	single	Curb	1986	45			1:55:44 (Pop-up)
Betty Harris	Cry to Me "Cry to Me" by "Betty Harris"	single	Jubilee	1963	45			1:59:18 (Pop-up)

The Reds, Pinks and Purples	I Should Have Helped You	They Only Wanted Your Soul	Slumberland	2022	MP3		*	2:12:28 (Pop-up)
Say Sue Me	A.M. 180 "A.M. 180" by "Say Sue Me"	10	Damnably	2022	MP3		*	2:14:36 (Pop-up)
Ernest Hood	Sunny Banks "Sunny Banks" by "Ernest Hood"	Back to the Woodlands	Freedom to Spend	2022	MP3	recorded in the '70s	*	2:19:07 (Pop-up)
Emahoy Tsegé-Mariam Gebru	Jerusalem	Jerusalem	Mississippi	2022	MP3	From 1970	*	2:21:44 (Pop-up)
Gram Parsons	Thousand Dollar Wedding	Live at the Avalon Ballroom 1969	Amoeba	2007	CD	bonus demo from 1969		2:27:05 (Pop-up)
Low	Stars Gone Out "Stars Gone Out" by "Low"	The Curtain Hits the Cast	Vernon Yard	1996	CD	R.I.P. Mimi P.		2:31:25 (Pop-up)
Bill Callahan	Everyway "Everyway" by "Bill Callahan"	YTILAER	Drag City	2022	MP3		*	2:35:48 (Pop-up)
Evergreen Tangerine	Richard and Me	Trip on Me: Soft Psych and Sunshine, 1966-1969	Big Beat	2022	CD	From 1968	*	2:41:14 (Pop-up)
Bettye LaVette	Streets of Philadelphia	Ladies Sing the Boss	Ace	2022	CD	From 2007	*	2:45:39 (Pop-up)
David Blue	The Blues (All Night Long)	Stories	Sister Rose	2022	LP	From 1971	*	2:49:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am Son Of Pantz: Congrats on making your fundraising goal, Joe!
	9:01am bradford: Good morning Joe & fellow yippers!
	9:01am love2laf: Good morning Joe, ears perked and ready for the surface noise. Happy Monday everyone!
	9:01am steveo: bip! bee-woo-woo-woo-woo-woo-woo
	9:03am Wind: My all time favorite intro !!
	👻 9:03am yerfriendpaul: Good morning Joe, everyone!
	9:03am TerrDE: Hello, Joe, Yipsters Yippies and Yippetts...
	9:03am Handy Haversack: Morning out there, Joe and Yippers. Steveo, good to see you on Fri. And good to see you on Fri., too, Joe! It was a very FMU evening.
	👻 9:03am 12539: Yip!
	👻 9:03am Marley P. Dogg: Don’t forget to vote yip yip
	9:03am Wind: Hello everyone 🖐🏾
	9:03am MplsCoco: Joe! 🌞❤️ Does anyone call you Joey!?
	9:04am Strandlund: Yip Yip Hurray!!
	9:04am Mike W.: Autry is such a great opener.
	9:04am listener james from westwood: Morning, Joe and all Monday strivers, jivers, and stayin'-alivers.
	9:04am common: joe, all
	👻 9:04am Yetz: I finally figured it out, the Yips are fans of Acid Mothers Temple's Higashi Hiroshi
	9:06am steveo: Likewise, Handy! Always a pleasure.
	👻 9:06am Ken From Hyde Park: "Secretary, take a letter, please." "I'm ready. Go." "Yip yip yip, etcetera, etcetera."
	9:06am Mike W.: actually have a favorite Gene Autry song: “Dust,” a true cowboy gothic
	9:07am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:07am JG: yippy kai yay
	9:07am paul: Yippy-kie-yay mother... John McClain
	👻 9:07am DjLorraine: Howdy ladies and gents, extra yips to Joe
	9:08am dave: woo!
	9:10am KWilde: Good Mornin'!
	👻 9:10am Brian in UK: Hey Joe. Happy trails.
	9:12am Handy Haversack: Intriguing hyphenation choices for this title.
	9:12am JeremyB: Good morning Joe! Hey all! Heya Handy!
	9:13am Greg from ZONE 5: Yippee-Ki-Yay, Mother$@?&er!
	9:13am Phillippe: Howdy
	👻 9:14am Brian in UK: Playing the dog's tail like a fiddle to this one!!
	9:14am Handy Haversack: Yo, JeremyB! Good to see you and trade some crazy cat understandings!
	9:14am Joe McG: Howdy, folks. I reckon you're havin' a fine mornin'! Glad to be with ya, pardners.
	9:14am Black Dog: Git along, little dawgies!
	9:15am jabsonik: Yodeledihoo from Turku, Finland!
	9:15am Wind: I loved hearing Jerry Lee Lewis yodl too!
	👻 9:15am DjLorraine: Joey is spoiling us with the gentle yodels and trail harmonies
	👻 9:17am Ken From Hyde Park: Is it the time of the year for raking the forests, jabsonik? Haha. Hoo boy.
	9:18am Menlo Park: These songs were from the Great Depression and Dust Bowl era but are very uplifting. Inspiration for us all in new challenging times!
	9:19am Rich from Wading River: This song is filthy!
	9:22am Joe McG: @Rich: You ain't kiddin'!
	9:22am Phillippe: I wore my cowboy boots this past weekend for the first time in years. Coincidence? I think not...
	9:22am Mike W.: This compliment might land only with people who’ve lived in the Twin Cities (esp in the ‘90s): Joe, you could spin at any show at First Avenue. Just like Roy Freedom.
	9:22am Joe McG: @Coco: Sometimes! @jabsonik: Hi, Finland!
	9:24am Toothgrinder Tom: @Menlo Park it’s the sound of tightening your belt!
	9:25am Son Of Pantz: "Hey Boss. How about some more beans?"
	9:25am dano59: Of course Tom Hanks’ “Cowboy Song” is the pinnacle of the form for me…
	9:26am Handy Haversack: Mike W.: First Avenue comes up a lot around our place. K8 seems to have lived there for a set of years.
	9:27am listener james from westwood: Pantz: "I think you boys've had enough already!"
	9:28am bk845: Let's not forget "Blue Shadow" by the Three Amigos!
	9:29am paul: Fun fact: Vaughn Monroe's version of "Let It Snow" is the version that concludes Die Hard.
	👻 9:29am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Fantastic opening set, Joe. Can't wait to archive.org some of these I'd not heard before.
	👻 9:30am Webhamster Henry: Yee-haw! I have a pristine copy of Golden Record's Cowboy songs.
	9:30am Baja Joe: Greetings Joe M.
	9:30am Toothgrinder Tom: Now I have a hankering to watch Blazing Saddles.
	👻 9:30am Listener Bryan (the Professor): Love Ned Sublette's version of that tune too. And Burl Ives. And Johnny. Such a massively great song.
	👻 9:30am Deano de los Muertos: Yippee-I-oooooooh!
	👻 9:30am Yetz: Keepin' the "W" in C&W
	9:30am paul: Can Frankie Laine be far behind?
	9:30am listener james from westwood: @Tom: You'd do it for Randolph Scott!
	👻 9:30am Webhamster Henry: I f you were really a WFMU DJ, "Ich will ein Cowboy als Mann" would be in here somewhere.
	👻 9:30am yerfriendpaul: I can’t remember who was singing Ghost Riders but the first time I heard it on the radio, I got spooked by it
	9:31am Hub: Great stuff Joe. I realize some listeners might consider old-timey western tunes an acquired taste, but I like it! Hope you might consider following this Vaughn Ghost Riders tune with his version of Cool Water. Many thanks.
	9:31am paul: yerfriendpaul, It was probably Frankie Laine
	9:31am Mike W.: Handy, i DJed there 1991-95 Also woke up/passed out upside-down in one of their giant garbage bins (clean) on a birthday (eh, in my 20s)
	👻 9:31am Webhamster Henry: Uncle Michael played covers of Ghost Riders/Ghost Herd every week fro the better part of a year .
	👻 9:32am Listener Bryan (the Professor): I grew up in a little town in AZ and I think I first heard it live, from an old neighbor with lots of cow skulls decorating his living room. Spooked me too. But it's such an amazing tune.
	👻 9:32am tadpoles: Love the music....but hate the fact that the real cowboys almost exterminated the bison quite apart from our Native Americans. Sorry to be a grouch.
	9:33am Handy Haversack: I'm sure you two were in the place at the same time, then, Mike W. K8 graduated Mpls. HS in '92 and a local college in '96. Lots of First Avenueing.
	9:33am Asheville Jon: should follow this up with Dead Kennedys version of Rawhide
	9:34am wind: Joe there’s a Hungarian version of this somewhere 🙂 I remember it from when I was growing up there.
	👻 9:34am Webhamster Henry: Joe is being really authentic here. I wouldn't be able to resist the impulse for such fare as "Borscht Riders in the sky" and "On the Streets of Miami".
	9:36am morphe': Long time since I heard a set of Western Americana .... enjoying so ...
	9:36am rx scabin: Good morning, Joe and Everyone.
	9:37am listener james from westwood: Mighty fine start to a work week that's gonna be as long as the prairie is broad!
	👻 9:37am yerfriendpaul: That hit the spot, Joe - thank you!
	9:38am Wilson of Quinn: Wow... your real feat is getting through your entire "mythology of the American West" blue yodel get along lil dogie set without playing Jimmy Rodgers.
	9:38am Son Of Pantz: Joe, I wish to offer a laurel and hearty hand shake for that set.
	9:39am The Oscar: I would 100% listen to a regular show called Rodeo Roundup. Great set!
	9:39am listener 126464: Hah ya doin'?
	9:40am Rich in Bristol: Ooh, good – I haven't missed Single File yet.
	9:40am steveo: @kenzo: here is a good example of why sets should be clickystarrable
	9:43am morphe': Yes the gender lines made me think Rowdy Wright I'm a Jolly Cowboy was a precusor to Brokeback Mountain ..
	9:44am listener james from westwood: Hard to imagine where that label might've had a base in Ho-Ho-Kus, seeing as it's all rich folks' houses these days! But I know there was a warehouse there used by my first employer.
	9:44am Mike W.: Handy, if K8 listened to Rev105, she might’ve heard me on Tuesday nights
	9:44am paul: Ken Burns' documentary on Country Music is a must-see.
	9:45am The Oscar: American westerns have always been a blind spot for me, but I've been dipping my toe into John Ford lately-- good stuff.
	9:45am dano59: ‘Bucking Bronco’ is often unattributed / ‘traditional’ but at least one source credits the lyrics to Belle Starr. … history! (I grew up watching Westerns, and have Rio Bravo queued up this week)
	9:47am Handy Haversack: I'll ask, Mike W.!
	9:47am Son Of Pantz: @dano59 Rio Bravo is a classic. I can watch Treasure of Sierra Madre another hundred times too.
	9:51am Joe McG: Except for "High Noon" and "Liberty Valence," it took me a while to get into other westerns, but now I like a lot of 'em.
	9:53am morphe': While not a "Western" von Stronheim's silent "Greed" is set in the Western Desert and worth a look..
	9:56am morphe': ps. The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (Cohen Bros) is a hoot also well worth watching
	👻 9:56am tadpoles: Sergio Leone's "Once Upon a Time in the West" ....!!
	👻 9:59am Ken From Hyde Park: I like the Trinity movies. Terence Hill & Bud Spencer forever!
	10:00am Rich in Bristol: My stepdad used to watch Westerns on Sunday afternoons and they always looked so boring to me, all slow and monochrome and ham-acted and that. Then I had a huge Westerns binge in 2012–13 and found out that I absolutely love them! Once you settle into the style, there is so much nuance in that slow pace that is just wonderful. And also yes to tadpole's rec. of "Once Upon A Time In The West". What a film. That soundtrack gets me right in the guts!
	10:01am rx scabin: Shane and Red River.
	10:02am Lewis: Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven is quite something... not in the traditional form...
	10:02am JeremyB: I heard this somewhere else recently?
	10:03am Huge Rat: Now this is my kinda song!!!
	10:03am Barno in Akron: Sleaford Mods, Yay!
	10:03am luka: the combo i never knew i needed.
	10:03am listener james from westwood: @Lewis: Seconded. Plus, Gene Hackman being his usual excellent self.
	10:03am Hi from Holland: Aloha! Sleaford Mods & Orbital = good combo, Nice banger.
	10:04am JeremyB: Oh I think mona played this...
	10:04am Huge Rat: I love bein' a dirty rat eh wot eh wot
	10:04am JeremyB: Very cool to hear it here, Joe!
	👻 10:05am Yetz: this has way too much energy for right now.... i'll be back later!
	10:05am prudy: great protest song Joe...thanks for sharing...
	10:05am rx scabin: LKJ
	10:06am prudy: followed by...another gem...
	👻 10:06am Deano de los Muertos: No argument here
	10:07am PaulRobeson1922: 1980- same year the British Virgin islands outlawed Dreadlocks
	10:08am Rich in Bristol: Haha! Embarrassed that I've never heard this before.
	10:08am PaulRobeson1922: Morningggg
	10:08am johnk77: linton kwesi johnson delivers the goods live
	👻 10:09am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Morning........
	10:09am Lewis: Johnson is new to me - quite good!
	10:10am rx scabin: Any Basement 5 around?
	10:10am sonnyspop: @Joe McG (Late post, was driving). Always loved the show’s intro and FINALLY got it. The aliens aren’t happy until they tune into WFMU!
	👻 10:10am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Never realize that LK Johnson did music -- I actually studied some of his poetry in my creative writing class in college, back when mammoths made their stately migrations across the frozen plains of Upstate NY.
	👻 10:11am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @sonnyspop check out the source material: www.youtube.com...
	10:12am Roberto: Wow, The Proclaimers walked 500 miles back!
	10:12am Joe McG: @sonnyspop: Ha!
	10:12am Son Of Pantz: @Threemoons You went to Pangea U too?!
	10:14am johnk77: linton performed live in nyc w/dennis bovell & dub band at s.o.b.'s probably last century
	👻 10:14am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @Son of Pantz I have my primordial slime hoodie to prove it!
	10:14am bk845: Why does this guy sound like Gus Bodenheim?
	10:15am Joe McG: @bk845: Ha ha, he does! I'll have to pass this track to Irwin.
	10:15am rx scabin: Truly a song about buildings. How about one about food?
	10:15am prof.fuzz: morning y'all
	10:15am Lewis: sounds a bit like Ray Davies
	👻 10:16am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @PaulRobeson1922 did not know about the dreadlock laws...found this...thank you! stjohnsource.com...
	10:16am morphe': JohnK77 - SoB was LKJ's spot in NYC as well as Gil Scott Heron's ... a great small venue .. saw both there a few times ...
	👻 10:17am Webhamster Henry: I saw Once Upon A Time In The West in Austria, where it was called "Spiel Mir Das Lied von Tod" .. 166 minutes long with about 10 minutes of dialog.
	10:17am johnk77: i mixed the sound at those shows
	10:17am prudy: wow...sounds like the music community in the UK is fighting back...
	10:18am johnk77: @morph at least the ones 1989-1999
	10:18am radioronan: Lawrence..2nd time on these airwaves in less than a day. Good morning, Joe.
	10:19am Joe McG: @radioronan: Nice! Hard to be first on the block these days. :)
	10:20am Stevel: Jeepers, do I love this Godfathers cut!
	10:21am Rich in Bristol: I almost never have a tenner to spend in a day. Should I be concerned?
	10:21am radioronan: You may be first on that track. Darren played Felt..
	10:22am McGroovey: Stem nation? How words sound when you sing then is important
	10:23am Handy Haversack: I feel like some early New Model Army would fit in quite well in this set. Sounding great, Joe!
	10:25am sonnyspop: @Threemoons Thanks — I’m the right age to have seen this many times. ; > )
	10:25am Robm: Morning fellow surface noise dwellers
	10:26am prudy: great set Joe, thanks so much..
	10:26am Roberto: London is the place for me -- to sample kick-ass vegan food.
	👻 10:27am Webhamster Henry: WFMU memories of Muriels' Treasure are here: irwin.wfmu.org...
	👻 10:27am Karl Ward: Sounding great in deep Northeast NJ
	10:27am radioronan: This set could be a primer for MIchael Shelly who is looking for suggestions on what to do in London.. sorry so chatty today..this is what happens when meetings get canceled.
	10:29am rx scabin: @Roberto try Warsaw, Poland too.
	10:31am prof.fuzz: row row row your duck eggs gently down the stream...
	👻 10:31am Deano de los Muertos: Getting ducks to stand in a row is no small task, guessing where the phrase comes from
	10:31am Roberto: Thanks, rx!
	10:36am Mike Sin: All right! Hot Chocolate Band! "Rubbish!"
	10:37am Joe McG: @Mike: "Childish!"
	10:38am rx scabin: I must go to work. Thanks for a good start to my birthday, Joe.
	10:39am morphe': I've written this before - WI groups can do good covers of Northern songs, but there are few(outside of some Northern Ska) WI songs made into Northern covers ...
	10:39am morphe': HBD !!! rx !!!!
	10:40am Joe McG: Wow, Happy Birthday, rx! Have a great day.
	👻 10:40am chresti: Hi Joe and surfies!
	10:40am weirds: Worst cover ever?
	10:40am weirds: Can’t be far off
	10:41am Andy: @weirds. Yep.
	10:41am morphe': Was a great cover !!!!!
	👻 10:42am chresti: I liked the little shamisen sounding intro @Hot Chocolate Band
	10:43am The Oscar: Recording a song about "joining the Charlie people" in the early '70s feels... bold.
	10:43am Joe McG: Sending this one out to Charlie.
	10:43am morphe': My acapella version GIVE BEETS A CHANCE is the worst cover .. sang in the kitchen/at the dinner table to children and childish adults ..
	10:43am Handy Haversack: Hello, Angels.
	10:44am chris_in_space: "Charlie's Men" has been buried in my subconsciousness since the 70s until now.
	10:45am Handy Haversack: Wow. I did not know this existed. Ypsi!
	10:45am βrian: Oh, I remember Ypsilanti!
	10:46am Joe M: Ypsilanti is for swingers!
	10:46am wenzo toad: I’ve been there
	10:46am PaulRobeson1922: HapPppPpY Birthday RX!!!!
	10:47am Joe M: Was it played just before the national anthem followed by transmitter sundown?
	10:47am steveo: It's pretty warm right now, but I'm getting some big leaves-falling energy for tomorrow
	10:47am Dean: Even Bob Seger can't make it not sound like Tom Waits.
	10:50am Krys O.: HA! I used to play this single a lot back in the 80s. My copy had an interesting skip too.
	10:51am Andy: Now THIS is a good cover. Even though it's not a cover.
	10:52am steveo: before when I said I hated 50s music that was when I hadn't yet heard this song
	10:52am Krys O.: It's a Bob Crewe composition.
	10:53am Yes: hello everyone
	10:53am Andy: @krys. Wait, is it a cover after all then?
	10:54am John in Phoenixville: Sounded like the Ron Hicklin singers on that Nancy Adams track.
	10:54am Krys O.: The A-side La Dee Dah was a hit. No, Andy. Bob Crewe cranked out songs for many artists. It's not a cover.
	10:55am Joe McG: @John: It did!
	10:55am weirds: This a banger
	10:56am Handy Haversack: SPOX
	10:57am Jason from Houston: SPORKS
	10:57am Krys O.: BTW-Billy Ford played with Cootie Williams.
	10:59am MplsCoco: I love how different the end of the show is from the beginning 😂
	10:59am Stevel: "Shut up dear, don't be weird"
	11:00am Krys O.: Bob Crewe and Frank Slay cranked out a lot of songs for Freddie Cannon's Swan Records.
	11:00am McGroovey: Shake it dear Don't be weird
	11:00am Joe McG: @Coco: The beauty of freeform! ;)
	11:01am Robm: @Joe McG YES YES YES
	11:01am MplsCoco: @JoeMcG and your beautiful musical soul
	11:02am Joe McG: @Coco: And restless musical spirit! ;)
	11:03am steveo: groovy
	11:04am Robm: @Joe McG sounds like all the djs on this station, and all the show prep you do, and nobody mails it in.
	11:04am TerrDE: is Eponiphee a word ?
	11:08am sufferwords: kind of neat- kind of wow- Charlie
	👻 11:08am Yetz: Kinda free, kinda wow!
	11:08am sufferwords: great jingle
	11:08am Stevel: Kinda cool kinda wow?
	11:09am Stevel: Yetz: Well done.
	11:09am Mike W is a Swag4Lifer without icons: Kinda wow — kinda NOW!... Charliiee... curse you for doing that to me, Joe McG
	👻 11:09am Yetz: yikes
	11:09am TerrDE: a perfume and 2 unrelated racist names
	11:10am PeggyO: What is the music that Joe plays in the background when he gives the names of the records he has just played? I really like it, a lot.
	11:10am olivia: I took some tea tooo!! Its very good:) thank u
	11:11am Dean: A couple years later a pop band called Charlie released the first of a spate of not half-bad LPs. Bed music is a loop from a Kevin Ayers outtake, I believe.
	11:11am Mike W is a Swag4Lifer without icons: I like coffee and tea Also dogs and cats, Marvel and Criterion
	11:12am Dean: "Hymn" from Bananamour
	11:12am Dean: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXBrbZY3N48
	11:12am FEMA Representative: Come on, man -- do the test! We work hard on getting those cool tones!
	11:13am Zephyr: The Charlie perfume campaign was pervasive. Also the inspiration for the Zappa tune “Charlie’s Enormous Mouth”….a dark tale of drug abuse. Contains the memorable refrain “Kinda young, kinda dead”.
	11:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ Good Day FMUvianz ~ ⦿Sun in ♏︎Scorpio, Year of Water 🐂Ox Albert Camus born 7 November 1913 – 4 January 1960 ⦿Sun in ♏︎Scorpio, Year of Water 🐏Sheep ~ Goat ~ Ram Joni Mitchell born: Roberta Joan Anderson, November 7, 1943, Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada
	11:15am McGroovey: Mister Reds, Pinks and Purples makes the same record over and over, but fortunately it's a great record.
	11:16am Joe McG: Olivia is right, the tea was very delicious, esp. the dandelion one, Good Fortune something. Thanks, Noonaco!
	11:16am Handy Haversack: And the rate of production is very high, McGroove!
	11:20am John in Phoenixville: @Joe McG: Not a Bobby Short fan, Joe? When I was a kid, I loved the original Charlie ad with him and Shelley Hack as Charlie.
	11:20am Corey in az: Nice cover of am 180
	11:22am Joe McG: @Corey: Agree! @John: I forgot about Bobby and Shelley! Is it on YouTube?
	11:22am βrian: Dandelion tea will give you lion's teeth.
	11:23am bk845: That doesn't seem biologically possible.
	11:23am Handy Haversack: For a second I thought this was "Invitation to the Blues."
	11:23am B Wad: Amazing to here Emahoy, now living In Jerusalem, as I cycle down the beach back to Tel Aviv.
	11:24am βrian: [And it will make you wet the bed.]
	11:25am John in Phoenixville: @ Joe McG: It is indeed!! https://youtu.be/Tl2p7GtUnLk
	11:25am Joe McG: @BW: Very pretty piano record this is! @Brian: If I have lion's teeth, it will be easier to eat that gazelle.
	11:27am Rich in Washington: Ernest Hood helped found KBOO Community Radio in Portland OR. Its FCC application was signed in his living room.
	11:29am Joe McG: I didn't know that, Rich!
	11:30am βrian: But don't eat your Reeboks!
	11:32am morphe': Must do some tasks ... ears awide but hands a working ....Thanks Joe and all ...
	11:32am neveract: Hi Joe and all..
	👻 11:33am 12539: (Stars gone out indeed)
	11:33am Devin B.: Ah so sad about Mimi. What an incredible artist.
	11:33am Jason from Houston: Oof. Listened to this album last night.
	11:33am Handy Haversack: RIP, Mimi Parker.
	11:33am judy from croton: Star's really gone out. Too sad.
	11:34am Handy Haversack: This definitely hit K8 hard, Mike W. (if you're still on the board). Minnesotan bonds.
	11:35am Joe McG: I'll never forget seeing Low in the '90s and how quiet the room was. Even more than a classical concert. Not a cough, not a sneeze, not a drink clank.
	11:35am JetBoy of Astoria: Good day Joe and all. This has long been a favorite Low song of mine. Best wishes to Low and all Low fans. I’m very sad.
	11:36am Jason from Houston: Sat on a dirty bar floor in 1997 and saw them. The best. Very quiet.
	11:36am prudy: I'm not familiar with Low, but I read of the death of Mimi...thanks for playing Joe...
	11:37am Joe McG: @prudy: Low has a very big and rich catalog. Happy exploring!
	👻 11:37am Ken From Hyde Park: Mimi obit - www.rollingstone.com...
	11:41am JetBoy of Astoria: I just left Minnesota yesterday but didn’t hear the news till today. Saturday I was talking with friends about Low and hoping Mimi was getting better. It’s the way of the world, but it sucks.
	11:42am Krys O.: BTW, Joe: I saw Ned Sparks in Imitation of Life over the weekend. He had such a prominent role in that film.
	11:43am Joe McG: @Krys: He did! He's great in that, but then, he's great in everything. :)
	11:45am prudy: this sounds like a great compilation...
	11:46am Krys O.: I agree. Caricatures of him would even pop up in Merrie Melodies cartoons.
	11:46am spacecadet: lovin' the Philly set
	11:48am Joe M: Now that’s a segue!
	11:48am Rich in Bristol: This Bettye LaVette version is bloomin' lovely!
	11:49am Mike W.: Secret Phillies fan, Joe McG?
	11:50am Toothgrinder Tom: Or how about the soccer team?
	11:50am wenzo toad: Thanks Joe, chi y’all later
	11:51am Lee: Dear joe a year ago today I was saying goodbye to my brother Richard, this last set feels like a real gift, thank you.
	11:52am Joe McG: @Lee: I'm so sorry for your loss. I'm glad that it helps.
	11:52am Brendan: Thanks Joe. I needed this.
	11:53am Handy Haversack: Joe, thanks for another great show! Feeling braced up and ready to face the week. You know, within reason. Later on, everyone.
	11:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: <3 Lee
	11:54am Rich in Bristol: This has been a wonderful show today, Joe!
	11:54am radioronan: Thanks Joe..Cheers y'all!
	11:54am Jason from Houston: Thank you, Joe. All the love your way, Lee.
	11:55am bradford: Many thanks as always Joe.
	11:55am Krys O.: Thanks, Joe.
	11:55am Joe McG: Thanks for listening and commenting, everyone! I hope you all have a great week. See you next time!
	11:56am βrian: Irene (& Robyn Hitchcock) coming up: wfmu.org...
	11:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ JoeMcG ~
	👻 11:56am 12539: Thanks, Joe!
	👻 11:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Joe. Let us hopalong with the rest of the week!
	👻 11:57am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Thanks Joe!
	11:57am love2laf: Cheers Joe, that was an awesome morning of music.
	👻 11:57am yerfriendpaul: Thank you Joe!!
	11:58am ?: just so ya know, i listen each week..annie
	11:58am ?: Great show, Joe! Thanks. (Hey everybody @))
	11:58am listener james from westwood: Thanks, Joe!
	11:59am Hubig Pie: My music lie-bary is a Low tribute. Lotsa Low
	11:59am joe mulligan: speaking of Philadelphia, I was at an 80s halloween cover band party here in fairfax CA and asked the band if they knew/could play "All you zombies" by The Hooters. They never heard of em!
	👻 12:00pm chresti: Thanks Joe!

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from November 7, 2022

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