WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 22, 2022

Listener comments!
	11/20 1:20am Tony Coulter: Hello, all! Today's playlist image is by the Hungarian-Mexican photographer and artist Kati Horna. It's from 1933 and is called "Figurines."
	12:00pm Listening Out There: Is it that time already?
	🥁 12:01pm David (in London): Afternoon Tony and assembled Coultards.
	🥁 12:01pm listener james from westwood: Good Tuesday, Tony and all!
	12:02pm spodiodi: hello, hello, Tony and company!
	12:02pm Andrew in Toronto: Good afternoon Tony and all other listeners!
	12:02pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi David (in London)!
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, heya, L.O.T., David, James, spodi, & Andrew!!
	12:03pm Andrew in Toronto: Hiya spodi!
	🥁 12:04pm David (in London): Ah, Mad Charles, my new monarch. LoT, James, Spod, Andrew, hello groovemongers.
	12:04pm WFMU listener Phillip: Good afternoon Mr Coulter
	🥁 12:05pm Yvang: Hola hola Tony and coulteners!
	12:05pm WFMU listener Phillip: We are very Happy you chose not to have a fill in host
	12:05pm Tony Coulter: Hey, hey, hey, Phillip and Yvang!!
	12:06pm Rich in Washington: Guten tag, Tony!
	12:06pm Tony Coulter: Gluten tog, Rich!
	12:07pm Asheville Jon: love this bizarro paint it black cover!
	🥁 12:07pm David (in London): Phillip, Yvang, Rich. Walter Diego's really rocking the house here.
	12:08pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Jon!
	12:08pm rw: Good morning
	12:09pm Tony Coulter: Mornin', rw!
	12:09pm Sem: Tony, Tony, Tony, how are ya now? Greets from the frigid shores of the mighty frosty Bay of Fundy, all.
	12:10pm Rich in Washington: came to work so late I completely lost track of the WFMU schedule. Now THAT'S effed up!
	12:10pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Sem!
	🥁 12:10pm David (in London): All hail the Ice-Semulator.
	12:10pm Asheville Jon: howdy Tony and everyone else
	12:11pm coelacanth∅: Greetings greetings greetings Tony & Coultered listeners
	12:12pm Sem: Better Semulator than never, D (iL). Ice ice, baby.
	🥁 12:12pm Yvang: Hey David!
	12:12pm spodiodi: aloha, Andrew, David (in London)
	12:12pm Tony Coulter: Greets, coel!
	12:16pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi Sem!
	12:17pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi coel!
	🥁 12:18pm David (in London): Coela, greetings you cool old fish.
	12:21pm coelacanth∅: Bonjour Andrew, David!
	12:23pm Sem: Hiya, Andrew. Coel, s'pod'i, hello.
	12:23pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Tony! I remember Danny Kalb's guitar lesson flyers in Park Slope too!
	12:23pm Rich in Washington: I was gonna remark that this guy reminds me of Sonny Sharrock but then read the song title.
	12:23pm arb: why do I love blues rock so much?
	12:24pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Henry! Ha! Yep, those flyers were everywhere.
	12:24pm Tony Coulter: Hoya, hiya, Arb!
	12:26pm Stanley: See me? See Tony? He knows his stuff, he does
	12:26pm coelacanth∅: hey there, Sem
	12:27pm zzz: greetings Tony and all. invigorated by Sonny's Song!
	🥁 12:28pm David (in London): Evening Stanloid.
	12:30pm Tony Coulter: Hoya, heya, hoo ya, Stanley and zzz!!
	12:33pm coelacanth∅: i just thought i like bluesrock so much because it has soul; but then, some bluesrock seems fairly devoid of soul -which is that that i don't like at all...but i never articulated that in my head before.
	12:37pm Andrew in Toronto: Awesome show Tony!
	12:38pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Andrew! There's still plenty of time for it to go downhill fast.
	12:40pm coelacanth∅: or slow even, but past experience points against it!
	12:49pm Asheville Jon: but i have to leave. i need to go to the grocery store to get olive oil and dish soap.
	12:50pm Tony Coulter: Sounds slippery. See ya, Jon!
	12:51pm Asheville Jon: ha! need to oil to make roasted garlic, and soap to clean up afterwards. :)
	12:55pm Dean: Oh, no!
	12:56pm Tony Coulter: Ha! (Hiya, Dean!)
	12:58pm TDK60: Hi Tony.
	12:58pm Tony Coulter: Hi there, TDK60!
	🥁 1:00pm WR: Phew, I had a work meeting that distracted me and connected late. I write "phew" because this is not tape hiss episode so I can hear what i've missed from the archive. Now, let's see what I've missed and who I've missed.
	1:00pm Stanley: I don't do Yoko Ono.
	1:01pm Rich in Washington: the more I hear Yoko/Plastic Ono Band from this era the more I am convinced they were listening to Krautrock.
	🥁 1:03pm WR: It was something in the air, Rich, or something in the little cubes they ate.
	1:03pm coelacanth∅: i'm not much of a yoko ono fan (especially on a personal level) but that plastic ono band album is All Good! (Thanks to John Lennon, and Ornette Coleman)
	1:04pm Dean: Yeah, old Guru Guru, old Grobschnitt. Except Grobschnitt's first album was '72.
	1:04pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy there, WR!
	1:06pm rw: Nice. B52s
	1:06pm coelacanth∅: gotta drive. no drummer stream in the car. see ya in a bit.
	1:06pm Rich in Washington: Plastic Ono Band is on the Nurse With Wound list, so there's that.
	1:07pm coelacanth∅: (yes, what rw said)
	1:07pm zzz: B52s really just the best group
	1:08pm TDK60: Hiya Stanley. (I do Yoko Ono but can we still be WFMU chat pals?) Rich in Wa maybe Krautrock influenced but I think P.O.B. had some interesting ideas of their own.
	1:08pm Tony Coulter: See yerz, coel!
	1:09pm doctorjazz: Hi Tony, listeners!
	1:10pm doctorjazz: Making me hungry...
	1:10pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Doctor J!
	1:10pm JtotheK: wow, this breakfast track is amazing. hi tony, hi everyone!
	1:10pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, JtotheK!
	1:13pm rw: It's the New Wave
	1:13pm JtotheK: this set reminds me that I have a book 'Volume' which is quite detailed for new wave records, especially for 45s. i quickly realized how overwhelming it was to process.
	1:13pm Andrew in Toronto: Hey doc!
	1:15pm Asheville Jon: this Blodwyn Pig is nice!
	1:15pm Tony Coulter: @ JtotheK: Those Volume books are amazing (there were two editions, with the second being much fatter). They are especially impressive given that they were compiled in the pre-internet age.
	1:15pm Rich in Washington: @TDK60: Totally. Not saying they were completely inspired by. I think they all had their ears to the same ground. More to the point, I think Beatlecentric Yoko haters would also hate most Krautrock and most edgy music of the time.
	1:17pm Asheville Jon: i hate the beatles, but kinda enjoyed that yoko ono track
	1:17pm TDK60: Never heard this 2nd Blodwyn Pig slab; used to have the first. Guitarist from Jethro Tull.
	1:18pm JtotheK: I think I have the second edition, full title is "International Discography of the New Wave - Volume 1982\|1983". Both impLOG and Cosmos records from this set are in the book! (Just checked.)
	🥁 1:19pm WR: Yes, TDK60, I was being a bit silly. Folks need to remember that Yoko Ono studied with John Cage in the 50s and did loft event / shows in 60 and 61 with La Monte Young and that ilk. Moving on, is Diledadafish editable or edible?
	1:19pm JtotheK: Procured a used copy of the book a number of years ago from online bookseller. In the hopes that when out and about at area record stores I'd be able to better search for new wave 45s late 70s-83. But as mentioned - was overwhelming, didn't really pan out as intended. But it's great as a reference guide!
	1:20pm Webhamster Henry: Brian Woodbury in the house!
	1:21pm Webhamster Henry: I have a thimbleful of the collection that Tony has, but I think I have that Diledadafish.
	1:21pm TDK60: Hi Rich in Washington. I was a Beatle fan who liked Y.O., also knew that the Fab 4 had done some of their own relative edginess too. (Walrus, etc.) From the start, I staunchly opposed those who seemed to oppose Yoko for racist reasons or for closeminded reasons due to her being more Out. // I'm sick at home with the COVID Virus. 3rd day. So, maybe mentally gooey.
	1:22pm Rich in Washington: Hope you're feeling better, TDK60!
	1:22pm Webhamster Henry: @TDK60 I just tested negative after 2 weeks or so. I can taste things somewhat again! It gets better!
	1:23pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi Webmaster Henry!
	1:23pm JtotheK: *I have other reference books for soul 45s, which I already have a difficult time enough trying to remember, let alone trying to commit to other genres. But it's fun to try. I am in awe of people who DON'T require reference books and have this all committed to memory.
	1:23pm TDK60: Thanks Rich. Webhamster, glad you're getting better. Taste? I never lost it' I like Robert Wyatt, see?
	🥁 1:24pm WR: Oh, damn TDK60, you're allowed to rave as much as you are able. WHH, my big bout with covid a year ago I remember having a very bad taste in my mouth.
	1:30pm Webhamster Henry: I'd uncap a bottle of vanilla extract from time to time and whiff it to check! It wasn't all gone, but clearly dampened.
	1:32pm Tony Coulter: Yes, feel better soon, TDK60! Just speaking for myself, there was a sort of weird relief after getting covid this summer, after dreading it for so long.
	1:33pm Tony Coulter: (My case was mild, tho, so ... maybe not a generally relevant feeling.)
	1:36pm David in London: Kenneth Tynan’s longest surviving legacy really.
	1:37pm TDK60: Never heard that Wyatt album. Hiya, London D.
	1:38pm David in London: Wotcha Teeds.
	1:47pm Tony Coulter: Which came first? The band Chikkin, or their label, Egg?
	1:47pm TDK60: Anyone following the ticket controversy spurred by fans ("Swifties") of the famous popster, Taylor Swift? It may break up a monopoly. (Anyone here ever listen to Swift? Don't know her.)
	1:47pm Dean: The band Egg?
	1:48pm Dean: Played Swift's latest just last night. Was a gift from my family. I enjoyed it, but it isn't as clever pop as prior albums.
	1:50pm Dean: It comes with a parental advisory label. My 11yo daughter asked, "What's that?" She can recite entire Cardi B lyrics, so I'm not sure it's relevant.
	1:51pm doctorjazz: Hi Andrew!
	1:52pm TDK60: Dean, Swift not completely saccharine? Hmm. // Ah, Al Wilson of Canned Heat with his eerie voice and lyrics. Talent gone too soon.
	1:54pm Dean: Put it this way, she can't compete with The Mentors' "Woman from Sodom" in the make-me-blush department, but she belts an f-word or two, a circumstance I find salutary.
	🥁 1:57pm WR: @1:23 @JtotheK: Now you have me looking for those ref volumes online. I can't remember any detail about anything. I have the elder blues and jazz references which cut off about 1950. Didn't think to look for similar tomes for more recent recordings. Thanks.
	2:00pm Tony Coulter: The Volume books are pretty expensive these day. Unless you're lucky, of course.
	2:04pm Tony Coulter: It makes more sense to get the expanded 2nd edition, but the first edition does have pictures that aren't in the second edition.
	2:06pm doctorjazz: This all (the ticket issue) started with Springsteen tux, but not politicians got upset with those high ticket prices.
	2:08pm Webhamster Henry: Im literally fiddling with Pianoteq's microtonal support in another window on this laptop.
	2:09pm Webhamster Henry: So I thought this was me for a second.
	2:10pm Tony Coulter: One of my favorite reference books is actually a (very fat) catalog: The Rec Rec catalog from 1988.
	2:11pm Webhamster Henry: We did a little Taylor Swift remix contest on Miniature Minotaurs a few years ago when one of her tracks was just 8 seconds of white noise. wfmu.org...
	2:12pm Asheville Jon: i am soaped, olive oiled, garlic-ed, aparagussed, and ready to start some cooking! hope you feel better soon TDK!
	2:12pm Dean: Don't use cilantro, Asheville Jon. To some people it tastes like soap.
	2:13pm Asheville Jon: i despise cilantro! and i'm only cooking for myself :)
	2:15pm TDK60: Thanks, Asheville Jon! // Ives. Another modern composer just passed here in NYC, Ned Rorem. 99 years old.
	🥁 2:16pm WR: I wonder if there is any correlation to those who dislike cilantro and the singing of yoko ono? I like then both. Oh! thank you thank you for playing this Ives. Have been reading a bit about Ives recently but haven't yet pulled out recordings to go with the reading.
	2:17pm Dean: I love cilantro. Fanfare's James H. North in 1998 on this Ives recording: "These are clean, vibrant performances of the two Ives orchestral sets; they reveal detail superbly while maintaining vivid ambience. The public tunes included in many of Ives's scores have seldom come through so clearly; it has been a common critical presumption that we weren't meant to hear them all, that some were meant to be absorbed subliminally. This disc argues otherwise. Remembering how performances of Schoenberg's music improved steadily over many decades, one is tempted to think the same is happening for Ives, whose performing traditions are younger. In any case, Dohnányi and his great orchestra do a splendid job; the chorus is unusually reticent in the Te Deum excerpt that opens the finale of Set No. 2. London's recorded sound is excellent, although Severance Hall's dry acoustic (or Dohnányi's interpretation) does not allow the touch of sweetness I would like."
	2:19pm Dean: I love Yoko Ono, too. So, yes, there might be a correlation, and I'll go further. My admiration for cilantro caused my love for Yoko.
	2:20pm Webhamster Henry: Cilantro?✓ Yoko Ono? ✓ Persimmon? ✓ Kiwi? ✓
	2:20pm TDK60: With this virus, I haven't lost taste, yet. Mainly it's a bad cough, exhaustion.
	2:21pm Webhamster Henry: Microtones? ✓
	2:22pm Tony Coulter: When I met Cilantro she was calling herself Coriander. Can't get used to calling her anything else.
	2:23pm Dean: Czechs? ✓
	2:23pm coelacanth∅: hello again.
	2:24pm Webhamster Henry: Here's a score-synched version of Natura Renovatur: www.youtube.com...
	2:25pm Tony Coulter: @ coelacanth∅: Welcome back to the show that never ends (well, actually, it ends at 3:00 when Julie takes over).
	2:25pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Henry! I'll check that post-show.
	2:25pm Dean: Natura renovatur is a reworking from GS's fourth string quartet.
	2:26pm coelacanth∅: cilantro, yes. yoko's music, really like some, dislike some. fortunately for me, generalizations and absolutes are bullshit.
	2:28pm Rich in Washington: This is wonderful!
	2:28pm Dean: All generalizations and absolutes are bullshit, no exceptions!
	2:30pm coelacanth∅: Dean EXACTLY!
	2:30pm David in London: Ah, the mighty Groundhogs.
	2:31pm Tony Coulter: Here to save the world!
	2:31pm JtotheK: @WR - re: reference materials - when I mentioned soul/funk 45s - I was referring to the book 'Essential Northern Soul Price Guide' by Tim Brown and Martin Koppel. I more or less disregard the pricing since the book is years old and what's "in demand" changes yearly, but it's useful - especially since label is included.
	2:35pm JtotheK: Then for funk, I have 'The Funky & Groovy Music Records Lexicon' compiled by Peter Wermelinger (Switzerland). This one I don't think is in print anymore. It's great, because it has LPs/12"/7" categories and a ton of images of each. Had this book for a number of years, but realized it's unlikely I'll come across the vast majority of the records. Thankfully WFMU is around, a number of dj's spin this stuff.
	2:38pm Rich in Washington: Dang, what'd that poor tympani ever do to Peter Thomas!
	2:39pm TDK60: Wow, wonder if that's a tympani or a bass drum tuned loose.
	2:39pm Rich in Washington: what a killer track
	2:40pm David in London: That was utterly boombatastic!
	🥁 2:42pm WR: Wh wh what, what did I miss? Just had a 15 minute work call and all y'all are exploding with comments.
	2:42pm northguineahills: HNIA would come directly after HNAS in my records, if I abbreviated....(I have recs from both bands)
	2:44pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, NGH!
	2:46pm coelacanth∅: WR yoko ono and taylor swift are comments board propellants
	2:47pm Asheville Jon: diggin this dogbowl, hahahaha
	2:48pm Rich in Washington: this simultaneously sounds like a Song Poem and a discarded song from an Industrial Musical.
	2:48pm rw: Taylor Swift. I've heard of her.
	2:48pm coelacanth∅: i think Swifty is trying to break out of the mould, but i doubt she has any foundation for anything creative. i hope i'm wrong.
	🥁 2:48pm WR: @JtotheK, thanks for the info. The New Wave volumes are available on archive.org for limited viewing, which is OK with me, just having it there to look something up when needed. Will look to see if the funk and soul books have been digitized as well.
	2:48pm Tony Coulter: @ NGH: Aha ... HNIA = His Name Is Alive. Took me a sec to figure out
	2:49pm rw: Still here but sending thanks for the show in advance in case I get distracted. Thanks Tony! Have a great Tuesday everyone!
	2:50pm David in London: Always a joy to hear King Missile. Always puts a smile on the chops.
	🥁 2:50pm listener james from westwood: Daaaang, King Missile!
	🥁 2:52pm listener james from westwood: Presumably one could conduct an entire orgy in a clown car. . . .
	2:52pm Andrew in Toronto: Superb tunes! Thanks Tony!
	2:52pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Tony. Going to have some cilantro now (like ground cilantro, fresh not-so-much)
	2:53pm Stanley: LJFW I dunno let me do an internrt search for that
	2:54pm Asheville Jon: i.pinimg.com...
	2:54pm David in London: Clown Dom is no laughing matter.
	2:55pm Asheville Jon: thanks Tony, for a cilantro and beatles free show today!
	🥁 2:55pm Julie: Tony you do such a great show
	2:55pm TDK60: Thanks for the sounds, DJ Tony.
	2:56pm Stanley: Forget cilantro rocket does it for me in the salad herbs scene
	2:56pm spodiodi: great show! thanks, Tony!
	2:56pm David in London: Thanks Tony, great show as always.
	2:56pm Asheville Jon: mmmmm rocket
	2:58pm Webhamster Henry: Next week: Tape Hiss with a rare cassette of Yoko plucking cilantro.
	2:58pm Tony Coulter: Back at you, Julie! Thanks, everyone!!!
	2:58pm Stanley: Thanks TC you old cat. Have a good day/evening everyone
	2:58pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Tony! Superb show today!
	2:59pm Asheville Jon: what yoko does with cilantro in her personal time is none of my concern
	🥁 2:59pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Tony!
	2:59pm Asheville Jon: oh, you said plucking
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: arugula i love in salad. i rarely eat cilantro in foods eaten cold. for breakfast i had salmon with brocolli, onion and cilantro. mmm mmmmmm!
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Tony!
	🥁 3:00pm WR: Thank you !!! Tony! All Y'all! Edutainment at its finest! Onward!
	11:27am Marcos Souza: ↳ Song: "Smokey the Mmm" by "Kissyfur" I loved this track!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
The In-Theme	"The In-Theme"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Uge	Mad Charles "Mad Charles" by "Uge"	7"	WGW	1975	0:01:59 (Pop-up)
Walter Diego	Paint It Black "Paint It Black" by "Walter Diego"	Now That Fart I Call Midi/sic/	EMS	2022	0:04:15 (Pop-up)
Stray	Sister Mary "Sister Mary" by "Stray"	Saturday Morning Pictures	RE: Sanctuary	1972	0:07:27 (Pop-up)
Peter Thomas	The Evil Eye (196?) "The Evil Eye (196?)" by "Peter Thomas"	100% Cotton: The Complete Jerry Cotton Edition	Crippled Dick Hot Wax!	1997	0:11:41 (Pop-up)
Zior	Quabala "Quabala" by "Zior"	Zior	RE: Repertoire	1971	0:12:49 (Pop-up)
Armando Trovaioli	Dove Vai Tutta Nuda? (1969)	V.A.: Beat at Cinecittà, Vol. 3	Crippled Dick Hot Wax!	1999	0:16:06 (Pop-up)
Neo	Under the Sun "Under the Sun" by "Neo"	Global Network	RE: Marz	1985	0:18:15 (Pop-up)
Roger Kleier	Sonny's Song "Sonny's Song" by "Roger Kleier"	KlangenBang	Rift	1996	0:20:31 (Pop-up)

Mosquito	Rat-A-Tat "Rat-A-Tat" by "Mosquito"	Oh No, Not Another Mosquito – My House Is Full of Them!	Psycho Acoustic	1993	0:29:02 (Pop-up)
Nicky J. Cook	Dreaming Spires "Dreaming Spires" by "Nicky J. Cook"	digital-only track		2022	0:30:00 (Pop-up)
Tim James	Motions "Motions" by "Tim James"	7"	Delcro	196?	0:33:57 (Pop-up)
Sweeney's Men	When You Don't Care for Me	The Tracks of Sweeney	Transatlantic	1969	0:36:39 (Pop-up)
The Losers	Love Me Like the Rain "Love Me Like the Rain" by "The Losers"	7"	ATCO	1965	0:39:19 (Pop-up)
The Travel Agency	Made for You "Made for You" by "The Travel Agency"	7"	Tanqueray	1966	0:41:54 (Pop-up)
Kissyfur	Smokey the Mmm "Smokey the Mmm" by "Kissyfur"	Frambuesa	Starlight Furniture Co.	1995	0:44:03 (Pop-up)
Sonaura	Don't Ever Leave "Don't Ever Leave" by "Sonaura"	7"	Uncle Richie's Recording Co.	197?	0:47:34 (Pop-up)
The Wild Flowers	Moving Along with the Sun	7"	Aster	1967	0:50:19 (Pop-up)
Mosquito	Lost Bird "Lost Bird" by "Mosquito"	Oh No, Not Another Mosquito – My House Is Full of Them!	Psycho Acoustic	1993	0:52:31 (Pop-up)
Yoko Ono	Greenfield Morning I Pushed an Empty Baby Carriage All Over the City	Yoko Ono / Plastic Ono Band	Apple	1970	0:54:49 (Pop-up)

Diledadafish	Meret Rici Ous "Meret Rici Ous" by "Diledadafish"	V.A.: Point of Yucca, Volume One	Yucca Tree	1993	1:03:13 (Pop-up)
The B-52's	6060-842 "6060-842" by "The B-52's"	The B-52's	Warner Bros.	1979	1:04:29 (Pop-up)
impLOG	Breakfast "Breakfast" by "impLOG"	7"	Log Records	1980	1:07:17 (Pop-up)
The Cosmopolitans	(How to Keep Your) Husband Happy	7"	Shake	1980	1:10:43 (Pop-up)
Blodwyn Pig	Variations on Nainos "Variations on Nainos" by "Blodwyn Pig"	Getting to This	RE: BGO	1970	1:13:28 (Pop-up)
Raw Material	Destruction of America	Raw Material	RE: Relics	1970	1:17:14 (Pop-up)
Brian Woodbury	Dystopian Fantasy "Dystopian Fantasy" by "Brian Woodbury"	Rhapsody & Filigree	Some Phil / ReR	2022	1:19:33 (Pop-up)
Robert Wyatt	Amber and the Amberines	1982–1984	Rough Trade	1984	1:21:12 (Pop-up)
Merrell Fankhauser & HMS Bounty	Ice Cube Island	Things!	RE: Sundazed	1968	1:25:22 (Pop-up)
Stringtronics	Safari Park "Safari Park" by "Stringtronics"	Mindbender	RE: Fifth Dimension	1972	1:28:43 (Pop-up)
The Open Window	Exchanges of Information	Oh! Calcutta! (Original Cast Album)	Aidart	1969	1:31:00 (Pop-up)

Surprize	Song for Olivia "Song for Olivia" by "Surprize"	This Oneness	Oz	1975	1:38:23 (Pop-up)
Tara Cross	Nogo Tango "Nogo Tango" by "Tara Cross"	V.A.: Neue Muster Volume 5 + 6	Tonspur Tapes	1989	1:41:34 (Pop-up)
Chikkin	Martyr in Vinyl "Martyr in Vinyl" by "Chikkin"	Which Came First?	Egg	1978	1:47:03 (Pop-up)
Canned Heat	Poor Moon "Poor Moon" by "Canned Heat"	7"	Liberty	1969	1:50:33 (Pop-up)
The Tree People	Tale for 2 "Tale for 2" by "The Tree People"	The Return of the Tree People	no label	2022	1:53:16 (Pop-up)
April Wine	Lady Run, Lady Hide "Lady Run, Lady Hide" by "April Wine"	Electric Jewels	Aquarius	1973	1:55:26 (Pop-up)
Edward Bear	Nowhere Is Karen Around	Close Your Eyes	Capitol	1973	1:58:25 (Pop-up)
Alisha Sufit	Time Came Passing "Time Came Passing" by "Alisha Sufit"	Alisha's Cellar	no label	2022	2:02:04 (Pop-up)
Ben Johnston	Suite for Microtonal Piano (1977): Song	Microtonal Piano (Phillip Bush: piano)	Koch	1997	2:06:59 (Pop-up)

Charles Ives	Orchestral Set No.2 (1915) - 1: An Elegy to Our Forefathers	Ives, Ruggles, Seeger: Orchestral Works / Cleveland Orchestra, cond. by Christoph von Dohnányi	London	1995	2:13:49 (Pop-up)
Giacinto Scelsi	Natura Renovatur (1967)	V.A.: Musiques Trans Alpines Vol. 1 / Ensemble Alternance, cond. by Luca Pfaff	Adda	1990	2:17:25 (Pop-up)
Groundhogs	A Year in the Life "A Year in the Life" by "Groundhogs"	Split	RE: BGO	1970	2:29:03 (Pop-up)
The Weird Street Carnival	The Inner Truth	7"	Copra	1968	2:32:16 (Pop-up)
Zior	Before My Eyes Go Blind "Before My Eyes Go Blind" by "Zior"	Zior	RE: Repertoire	1971	2:34:23 (Pop-up)
Peter Thomas	Thriller Me (196?) "Thriller Me (196?)" by "Peter Thomas"	100% Cotton: The Complete Jerry Cotton Edition	Crippled Dick Hot Wax!	1997	2:37:47 (Pop-up)
H.N.A.S.	Störenfreid Hintergrund	Musik für Schuhgeschäfte	Dragnet	1992	2:39:26 (Pop-up)
Lefdup & Lefdup	(Soft) Maghrobian Hymnus	Siamois des Oreilles	Bond Age	1994	2:42:28 (Pop-up)
Dogbowl	Fantastic Carburetor Man "Fantastic Carburetor Man" by "Dogbowl"	Fantastic Carburetor Man	Eyeball Planet	2003	2:46:05 (Pop-up)
King Missile	Leather Clown "Leather Clown" by "King Missile"	They	Shimmy Disc	1988	2:48:26 (Pop-up)
The Rockets	Won't You Say You'll Stay	The Rockets	White Whale	1968	2:52:50 (Pop-up)

The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				2:58:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11/20 1:20am Tony Coulter: Hello, all! Today's playlist image is by the Hungarian-Mexican photographer and artist Kati Horna. It's from 1933 and is called "Figurines."
	12:00pm Listening Out There: Is it that time already?
	🥁 12:01pm David (in London): Afternoon Tony and assembled Coultards.
	🥁 12:01pm listener james from westwood: Good Tuesday, Tony and all!
	12:02pm spodiodi: hello, hello, Tony and company!
	12:02pm Andrew in Toronto: Good afternoon Tony and all other listeners!
	12:02pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi David (in London)!
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, heya, L.O.T., David, James, spodi, & Andrew!!
	12:03pm Andrew in Toronto: Hiya spodi!
	🥁 12:04pm David (in London): Ah, Mad Charles, my new monarch. LoT, James, Spod, Andrew, hello groovemongers.
	12:04pm WFMU listener Phillip: Good afternoon Mr Coulter
	🥁 12:05pm Yvang: Hola hola Tony and coulteners!
	12:05pm WFMU listener Phillip: We are very Happy you chose not to have a fill in host
	12:05pm Tony Coulter: Hey, hey, hey, Phillip and Yvang!!
	12:06pm Rich in Washington: Guten tag, Tony!
	12:06pm Tony Coulter: Gluten tog, Rich!
	12:07pm Asheville Jon: love this bizarro paint it black cover!
	🥁 12:07pm David (in London): Phillip, Yvang, Rich. Walter Diego's really rocking the house here.
	12:08pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Jon!
	12:08pm rw: Good morning
	12:09pm Tony Coulter: Mornin', rw!
	12:09pm Sem: Tony, Tony, Tony, how are ya now? Greets from the frigid shores of the mighty frosty Bay of Fundy, all.
	12:10pm Rich in Washington: came to work so late I completely lost track of the WFMU schedule. Now THAT'S effed up!
	12:10pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Sem!
	🥁 12:10pm David (in London): All hail the Ice-Semulator.
	12:10pm Asheville Jon: howdy Tony and everyone else
	12:11pm coelacanth∅: Greetings greetings greetings Tony & Coultered listeners
	12:12pm Sem: Better Semulator than never, D (iL). Ice ice, baby.
	🥁 12:12pm Yvang: Hey David!
	12:12pm spodiodi: aloha, Andrew, David (in London)
	12:12pm Tony Coulter: Greets, coel!
	12:16pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi Sem!
	12:17pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi coel!
	🥁 12:18pm David (in London): Coela, greetings you cool old fish.
	12:21pm coelacanth∅: Bonjour Andrew, David!
	12:23pm Sem: Hiya, Andrew. Coel, s'pod'i, hello.
	12:23pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Tony! I remember Danny Kalb's guitar lesson flyers in Park Slope too!
	12:23pm Rich in Washington: I was gonna remark that this guy reminds me of Sonny Sharrock but then read the song title.
	12:23pm arb: why do I love blues rock so much?
	12:24pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Henry! Ha! Yep, those flyers were everywhere.
	12:24pm Tony Coulter: Hoya, hiya, Arb!
	12:26pm Stanley: See me? See Tony? He knows his stuff, he does
	12:26pm coelacanth∅: hey there, Sem
	12:27pm zzz: greetings Tony and all. invigorated by Sonny's Song!
	🥁 12:28pm David (in London): Evening Stanloid.
	12:30pm Tony Coulter: Hoya, heya, hoo ya, Stanley and zzz!!
	12:33pm coelacanth∅: i just thought i like bluesrock so much because it has soul; but then, some bluesrock seems fairly devoid of soul -which is that that i don't like at all...but i never articulated that in my head before.
	12:37pm Andrew in Toronto: Awesome show Tony!
	12:38pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Andrew! There's still plenty of time for it to go downhill fast.
	12:40pm coelacanth∅: or slow even, but past experience points against it!
	12:49pm Asheville Jon: but i have to leave. i need to go to the grocery store to get olive oil and dish soap.
	12:50pm Tony Coulter: Sounds slippery. See ya, Jon!
	12:51pm Asheville Jon: ha! need to oil to make roasted garlic, and soap to clean up afterwards. :)
	12:55pm Dean: Oh, no!
	12:56pm Tony Coulter: Ha! (Hiya, Dean!)
	12:58pm TDK60: Hi Tony.
	12:58pm Tony Coulter: Hi there, TDK60!
	🥁 1:00pm WR: Phew, I had a work meeting that distracted me and connected late. I write "phew" because this is not tape hiss episode so I can hear what i've missed from the archive. Now, let's see what I've missed and who I've missed.
	1:00pm Stanley: I don't do Yoko Ono.
	1:01pm Rich in Washington: the more I hear Yoko/Plastic Ono Band from this era the more I am convinced they were listening to Krautrock.
	🥁 1:03pm WR: It was something in the air, Rich, or something in the little cubes they ate.
	1:03pm coelacanth∅: i'm not much of a yoko ono fan (especially on a personal level) but that plastic ono band album is All Good! (Thanks to John Lennon, and Ornette Coleman)
	1:04pm Dean: Yeah, old Guru Guru, old Grobschnitt. Except Grobschnitt's first album was '72.
	1:04pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy there, WR!
	1:06pm rw: Nice. B52s
	1:06pm coelacanth∅: gotta drive. no drummer stream in the car. see ya in a bit.
	1:06pm Rich in Washington: Plastic Ono Band is on the Nurse With Wound list, so there's that.
	1:07pm coelacanth∅: (yes, what rw said)
	1:07pm zzz: B52s really just the best group
	1:08pm TDK60: Hiya Stanley. (I do Yoko Ono but can we still be WFMU chat pals?) Rich in Wa maybe Krautrock influenced but I think P.O.B. had some interesting ideas of their own.
	1:08pm Tony Coulter: See yerz, coel!
	1:09pm doctorjazz: Hi Tony, listeners!
	1:10pm doctorjazz: Making me hungry...
	1:10pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Doctor J!
	1:10pm JtotheK: wow, this breakfast track is amazing. hi tony, hi everyone!
	1:10pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, JtotheK!
	1:13pm rw: It's the New Wave
	1:13pm JtotheK: this set reminds me that I have a book 'Volume' which is quite detailed for new wave records, especially for 45s. i quickly realized how overwhelming it was to process.
	1:13pm Andrew in Toronto: Hey doc!
	1:15pm Asheville Jon: this Blodwyn Pig is nice!
	1:15pm Tony Coulter: @ JtotheK: Those Volume books are amazing (there were two editions, with the second being much fatter). They are especially impressive given that they were compiled in the pre-internet age.
	1:15pm Rich in Washington: @TDK60: Totally. Not saying they were completely inspired by. I think they all had their ears to the same ground. More to the point, I think Beatlecentric Yoko haters would also hate most Krautrock and most edgy music of the time.
	1:17pm Asheville Jon: i hate the beatles, but kinda enjoyed that yoko ono track
	1:17pm TDK60: Never heard this 2nd Blodwyn Pig slab; used to have the first. Guitarist from Jethro Tull.
	1:18pm JtotheK: I think I have the second edition, full title is "International Discography of the New Wave - Volume 1982\|1983". Both impLOG and Cosmos records from this set are in the book! (Just checked.)
	🥁 1:19pm WR: Yes, TDK60, I was being a bit silly. Folks need to remember that Yoko Ono studied with John Cage in the 50s and did loft event / shows in 60 and 61 with La Monte Young and that ilk. Moving on, is Diledadafish editable or edible?
	1:19pm JtotheK: Procured a used copy of the book a number of years ago from online bookseller. In the hopes that when out and about at area record stores I'd be able to better search for new wave 45s late 70s-83. But as mentioned - was overwhelming, didn't really pan out as intended. But it's great as a reference guide!
	1:20pm Webhamster Henry: Brian Woodbury in the house!
	1:21pm Webhamster Henry: I have a thimbleful of the collection that Tony has, but I think I have that Diledadafish.
	1:21pm TDK60: Hi Rich in Washington. I was a Beatle fan who liked Y.O., also knew that the Fab 4 had done some of their own relative edginess too. (Walrus, etc.) From the start, I staunchly opposed those who seemed to oppose Yoko for racist reasons or for closeminded reasons due to her being more Out. // I'm sick at home with the COVID Virus. 3rd day. So, maybe mentally gooey.
	1:22pm Rich in Washington: Hope you're feeling better, TDK60!
	1:22pm Webhamster Henry: @TDK60 I just tested negative after 2 weeks or so. I can taste things somewhat again! It gets better!
	1:23pm Andrew in Toronto: Hi Webmaster Henry!
	1:23pm JtotheK: *I have other reference books for soul 45s, which I already have a difficult time enough trying to remember, let alone trying to commit to other genres. But it's fun to try. I am in awe of people who DON'T require reference books and have this all committed to memory.
	1:23pm TDK60: Thanks Rich. Webhamster, glad you're getting better. Taste? I never lost it' I like Robert Wyatt, see?
	🥁 1:24pm WR: Oh, damn TDK60, you're allowed to rave as much as you are able. WHH, my big bout with covid a year ago I remember having a very bad taste in my mouth.
	1:30pm Webhamster Henry: I'd uncap a bottle of vanilla extract from time to time and whiff it to check! It wasn't all gone, but clearly dampened.
	1:32pm Tony Coulter: Yes, feel better soon, TDK60! Just speaking for myself, there was a sort of weird relief after getting covid this summer, after dreading it for so long.
	1:33pm Tony Coulter: (My case was mild, tho, so ... maybe not a generally relevant feeling.)
	1:36pm David in London: Kenneth Tynan’s longest surviving legacy really.
	1:37pm TDK60: Never heard that Wyatt album. Hiya, London D.
	1:38pm David in London: Wotcha Teeds.
	1:47pm Tony Coulter: Which came first? The band Chikkin, or their label, Egg?
	1:47pm TDK60: Anyone following the ticket controversy spurred by fans ("Swifties") of the famous popster, Taylor Swift? It may break up a monopoly. (Anyone here ever listen to Swift? Don't know her.)
	1:47pm Dean: The band Egg?
	1:48pm Dean: Played Swift's latest just last night. Was a gift from my family. I enjoyed it, but it isn't as clever pop as prior albums.
	1:50pm Dean: It comes with a parental advisory label. My 11yo daughter asked, "What's that?" She can recite entire Cardi B lyrics, so I'm not sure it's relevant.
	1:51pm doctorjazz: Hi Andrew!
	1:52pm TDK60: Dean, Swift not completely saccharine? Hmm. // Ah, Al Wilson of Canned Heat with his eerie voice and lyrics. Talent gone too soon.
	1:54pm Dean: Put it this way, she can't compete with The Mentors' "Woman from Sodom" in the make-me-blush department, but she belts an f-word or two, a circumstance I find salutary.
	🥁 1:57pm WR: @1:23 @JtotheK: Now you have me looking for those ref volumes online. I can't remember any detail about anything. I have the elder blues and jazz references which cut off about 1950. Didn't think to look for similar tomes for more recent recordings. Thanks.
	2:00pm Tony Coulter: The Volume books are pretty expensive these day. Unless you're lucky, of course.
	2:04pm Tony Coulter: It makes more sense to get the expanded 2nd edition, but the first edition does have pictures that aren't in the second edition.
	2:06pm doctorjazz: This all (the ticket issue) started with Springsteen tux, but not politicians got upset with those high ticket prices.
	2:08pm Webhamster Henry: Im literally fiddling with Pianoteq's microtonal support in another window on this laptop.
	2:09pm Webhamster Henry: So I thought this was me for a second.
	2:10pm Tony Coulter: One of my favorite reference books is actually a (very fat) catalog: The Rec Rec catalog from 1988.
	2:11pm Webhamster Henry: We did a little Taylor Swift remix contest on Miniature Minotaurs a few years ago when one of her tracks was just 8 seconds of white noise. wfmu.org...
	2:12pm Asheville Jon: i am soaped, olive oiled, garlic-ed, aparagussed, and ready to start some cooking! hope you feel better soon TDK!
	2:12pm Dean: Don't use cilantro, Asheville Jon. To some people it tastes like soap.
	2:13pm Asheville Jon: i despise cilantro! and i'm only cooking for myself :)
	2:15pm TDK60: Thanks, Asheville Jon! // Ives. Another modern composer just passed here in NYC, Ned Rorem. 99 years old.
	🥁 2:16pm WR: I wonder if there is any correlation to those who dislike cilantro and the singing of yoko ono? I like then both. Oh! thank you thank you for playing this Ives. Have been reading a bit about Ives recently but haven't yet pulled out recordings to go with the reading.
	2:17pm Dean: I love cilantro. Fanfare's James H. North in 1998 on this Ives recording: "These are clean, vibrant performances of the two Ives orchestral sets; they reveal detail superbly while maintaining vivid ambience. The public tunes included in many of Ives's scores have seldom come through so clearly; it has been a common critical presumption that we weren't meant to hear them all, that some were meant to be absorbed subliminally. This disc argues otherwise. Remembering how performances of Schoenberg's music improved steadily over many decades, one is tempted to think the same is happening for Ives, whose performing traditions are younger. In any case, Dohnányi and his great orchestra do a splendid job; the chorus is unusually reticent in the Te Deum excerpt that opens the finale of Set No. 2. London's recorded sound is excellent, although Severance Hall's dry acoustic (or Dohnányi's interpretation) does not allow the touch of sweetness I would like."
	2:19pm Dean: I love Yoko Ono, too. So, yes, there might be a correlation, and I'll go further. My admiration for cilantro caused my love for Yoko.
	2:20pm Webhamster Henry: Cilantro?✓ Yoko Ono? ✓ Persimmon? ✓ Kiwi? ✓
	2:20pm TDK60: With this virus, I haven't lost taste, yet. Mainly it's a bad cough, exhaustion.
	2:21pm Webhamster Henry: Microtones? ✓
	2:22pm Tony Coulter: When I met Cilantro she was calling herself Coriander. Can't get used to calling her anything else.
	2:23pm Dean: Czechs? ✓
	2:23pm coelacanth∅: hello again.
	2:24pm Webhamster Henry: Here's a score-synched version of Natura Renovatur: www.youtube.com...
	2:25pm Tony Coulter: @ coelacanth∅: Welcome back to the show that never ends (well, actually, it ends at 3:00 when Julie takes over).
	2:25pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Henry! I'll check that post-show.
	2:25pm Dean: Natura renovatur is a reworking from GS's fourth string quartet.
	2:26pm coelacanth∅: cilantro, yes. yoko's music, really like some, dislike some. fortunately for me, generalizations and absolutes are bullshit.
	2:28pm Rich in Washington: This is wonderful!
	2:28pm Dean: All generalizations and absolutes are bullshit, no exceptions!
	2:30pm coelacanth∅: Dean EXACTLY!
	2:30pm David in London: Ah, the mighty Groundhogs.
	2:31pm Tony Coulter: Here to save the world!
	2:31pm JtotheK: @WR - re: reference materials - when I mentioned soul/funk 45s - I was referring to the book 'Essential Northern Soul Price Guide' by Tim Brown and Martin Koppel. I more or less disregard the pricing since the book is years old and what's "in demand" changes yearly, but it's useful - especially since label is included.
	2:35pm JtotheK: Then for funk, I have 'The Funky & Groovy Music Records Lexicon' compiled by Peter Wermelinger (Switzerland). This one I don't think is in print anymore. It's great, because it has LPs/12"/7" categories and a ton of images of each. Had this book for a number of years, but realized it's unlikely I'll come across the vast majority of the records. Thankfully WFMU is around, a number of dj's spin this stuff.
	2:38pm Rich in Washington: Dang, what'd that poor tympani ever do to Peter Thomas!
	2:39pm TDK60: Wow, wonder if that's a tympani or a bass drum tuned loose.
	2:39pm Rich in Washington: what a killer track
	2:40pm David in London: That was utterly boombatastic!
	🥁 2:42pm WR: Wh wh what, what did I miss? Just had a 15 minute work call and all y'all are exploding with comments.
	2:42pm northguineahills: HNIA would come directly after HNAS in my records, if I abbreviated....(I have recs from both bands)
	2:44pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, NGH!
	2:46pm coelacanth∅: WR yoko ono and taylor swift are comments board propellants
	2:47pm Asheville Jon: diggin this dogbowl, hahahaha
	2:48pm Rich in Washington: this simultaneously sounds like a Song Poem and a discarded song from an Industrial Musical.
	2:48pm rw: Taylor Swift. I've heard of her.
	2:48pm coelacanth∅: i think Swifty is trying to break out of the mould, but i doubt she has any foundation for anything creative. i hope i'm wrong.
	🥁 2:48pm WR: @JtotheK, thanks for the info. The New Wave volumes are available on archive.org for limited viewing, which is OK with me, just having it there to look something up when needed. Will look to see if the funk and soul books have been digitized as well.
	2:48pm Tony Coulter: @ NGH: Aha ... HNIA = His Name Is Alive. Took me a sec to figure out
	2:49pm rw: Still here but sending thanks for the show in advance in case I get distracted. Thanks Tony! Have a great Tuesday everyone!
	2:50pm David in London: Always a joy to hear King Missile. Always puts a smile on the chops.
	🥁 2:50pm listener james from westwood: Daaaang, King Missile!
	🥁 2:52pm listener james from westwood: Presumably one could conduct an entire orgy in a clown car. . . .
	2:52pm Andrew in Toronto: Superb tunes! Thanks Tony!
	2:52pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Tony. Going to have some cilantro now (like ground cilantro, fresh not-so-much)
	2:53pm Stanley: LJFW I dunno let me do an internrt search for that
	2:54pm Asheville Jon: i.pinimg.com...
	2:54pm David in London: Clown Dom is no laughing matter.
	2:55pm Asheville Jon: thanks Tony, for a cilantro and beatles free show today!
	🥁 2:55pm Julie: Tony you do such a great show
	2:55pm TDK60: Thanks for the sounds, DJ Tony.
	2:56pm Stanley: Forget cilantro rocket does it for me in the salad herbs scene
	2:56pm spodiodi: great show! thanks, Tony!
	2:56pm David in London: Thanks Tony, great show as always.
	2:56pm Asheville Jon: mmmmm rocket
	2:58pm Webhamster Henry: Next week: Tape Hiss with a rare cassette of Yoko plucking cilantro.
	2:58pm Tony Coulter: Back at you, Julie! Thanks, everyone!!!
	2:58pm Stanley: Thanks TC you old cat. Have a good day/evening everyone
	2:58pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Tony! Superb show today!
	2:59pm Asheville Jon: what yoko does with cilantro in her personal time is none of my concern
	🥁 2:59pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Tony!
	2:59pm Asheville Jon: oh, you said plucking
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: arugula i love in salad. i rarely eat cilantro in foods eaten cold. for breakfast i had salmon with brocolli, onion and cilantro. mmm mmmmmm!
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Tony!
	🥁 3:00pm WR: Thank you !!! Tony! All Y'all! Edutainment at its finest! Onward!
	11:27am Marcos Souza: ↳ Song: "Smokey the Mmm" by "Kissyfur" I loved this track!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 22, 2022

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