WFMU: Transpacific Sound Paradise with Rob Weisberg: Playlist from April 27, 2024

Transpacific Sound Paradise with Rob Weisberg: Playlist from April 27, 2024

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April 27, 2024: Pre-Japan Golden Week

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
El Malo	Monkey Monarchy "Monkey Monarchy" by "El Malo"	Starship In Worship	Bellissima				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Tokyo Cuban Boys	Walking The Balcony	Various Artists: Akasaka Rare Groove Vol. 1	Denon		Japan's longest running Latin big band. Formed by Tadaaki Misago in September 1949. They were responsible for popularizing many Latin musical styles in Japan, by playing covers of Latin originals as well as their own Latin arrangements of Japanese pop hits. - Discogs		0:04:27 (Pop-up)
Bliki Circus	Opening Theme "Opening Theme" by "Bliki Circus"	Bliki Charine	Mulatta		Bliki Circus is an acoustic gypsy/punk group in Kyoto, Japan. The music is reminiscent of traditional folk music from Japan, Eastern Europe and Russia, spiced with touches of Klezmer, tango, jazz, rock, and punk, and whatever else comes up. - facebook		0:07:01 (Pop-up)
Chanchiki Tornade	Theme of Ching-Dong	1st Tornade For Flying Around The World	Avex Trax				0:13:06 (Pop-up)
Asukasa Jinta	Dongara Gan "Dongara Gan" by "Asukasa Jinta"	Ginban	KSR		Experimental performance artists/preservation band Asakusa Jinta take their name and inspiration from the Tokyo historic district where jintas (roving Japanese street bands) once filled the streets.		0:18:09 (Pop-up)
Cicala Mvta	Tokyo Jinta "Tokyo Jinta" by "Cicala Mvta"	Deko-Boko	Nektar				0:26:13 (Pop-up)
Nenes	Chimugukuru "Chimugukuru" by "Nenes"	Akemodoro Unai	GlobeStyle				0:29:25 (Pop-up)
Shoukichi Kina and Champloose	Shin Jidai No Nagare	Akainko	Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd. / Nipponophone				0:34:08 (Pop-up)
Kikusuimaru Kawachiya	Track 2 "Track 2" by "Kikusuimaru Kawachiya"	Kawachi Junin-Kiri	Apollon				0:36:52 (Pop-up)
Rikki	Hounen "Hounen" by "Rikki"	Shimauta Trickles	Universal / Polygram		Rikki has been championed as the savior and future of Amami island music for years, ever since she started winning various Japanese folk competitions from the age of six. - Farside		0:45:09 (Pop-up)
Mayor Kaseda with three women and jyabisen accompaniment	Mochi Morai Uta	Various Artists: Folk Music of the Amami Islands, Japan	Folkways	1954	This disc presents the distinctive folk music of the Amami Archipelego in Japan. Amami dialects, folktales, and traditions, although recognizable to someone familiar with Japanese culture, reflect the islands’ historical separation. - Folkways		0:49:25 (Pop-up)
Haruomi Hosono	Slack Key Rumba "Slack Key Rumba" by "Haruomi Hosono"	Various Artists: Island Music - Sound Image Series Vol.1 - CBS/Sony	CBS/Sony				0:52:26 (Pop-up)
Watanabe Hamako	San Francisco Chinatown	Various Artists: Japanese Retro Hits - The Fifties, Volume 5	Musical Ark		Hamako Watanabe was the stage name of a Japanese popular singer, who was active during the Shōwa period of Japan, before, during and after World War II. - Wiki		0:55:14 (Pop-up)
Remon Nakanishi	Hohai Bushi "Hohai Bushi" by "Remon Nakanishi"	Hinano Lezuto	DOYASA! Records		Remon Nakanishi is one of the brightest stars of Japan's minyo and Bon Odori music scene, especially known as a singer of Goshu Ondo, which is the ballad songs sung at Bon Odori (summer festivals where people dance) around Kansai area. - bandcamp	*	0:58:51 (Pop-up)
Huun - Huur - Tu, Carmen Rizzo & Dhani Harrison	Song Of The Caravan Riders	Dreamers In the Field	Dark Horse Records / BMG			*	1:06:17 (Pop-up)
Violons Barbares	Old Man's Stories	Monsters and Fantastic Creatures	Violons Barbares		The trio is composed of two fiddle players and a percussionist. From the steppe country of Mongolia will Dandarvaanchig Enkhjargal, who sings overtone singing and playing Morin Khoor. - home page	*	1:11:23 (Pop-up)
Auster Loo Collective	Kali "Kali" by "Auster Loo Collective"	Auster Loo Collective	Igloo Records		Auster Loo Collective is bringing a breath of fresh air into Belgium's acoustic music scene. - LD	*	1:14:24 (Pop-up)
Selda Bağcan	İnce İnce Bir Kar Yağar	40 Yılın 40 Şarkısı Vol.2	Majör				1:22:59 (Pop-up)
The Orient Express	Layla "Layla" by "The Orient Express"	The Orient Express	Mainstream		New reissue	*	1:26:22 (Pop-up)
Cem Karaca, Dervisan	Tamirci Çırağı	Tamirci Çırağı	Yavuz Plak				1:30:32 (Pop-up)
Kavita Shah	Chaki Ben (feat. Maalem Hassan Benjaafar)	Cape Verdean Blues	Folkalist		Kavita Shah is a vocalist and composer from New York, NY. She has been hailed by NPR for possessing an “amazing dexterity with musical languages” - Wikipedia	*	1:36:53 (Pop-up)
Ann O' aro	Saple "Saple" by "Ann O' aro"	Bleu	Buda Musique		Anne-Gaëlle Hoarau, best known by her stage name Ann O'aro, is a musician and writer from Réunion. She is noted for her contribution to contemporary fonnkèr, a Réunionese genre of oral poetry. - Wiki	*	1:40:03 (Pop-up)
Danyèl Waro	Batarsite "Batarsite" by "Danyèl Waro"	Batarsite	Piros				1:46:20 (Pop-up)
Synnøve Brøndbo Plassen	Springleik	Den Lyse Dag	Heilo		Synnøve Brøndbo Plassen has in a short time become one of the most sought-after young folk musicians in Norway. - bandcamp	*	1:55:39 (Pop-up)
Kristo Rodzevski	Stomni "Stomni" by "Kristo Rodzevski"	Red Earth	Defkaz Records		Black Earth has eleven traditional Macedonian songs infused with African aesthetics, including Gnawa undertones, Congo rumba, and African field recordings. - defkaz		1:56:51 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	🌍 9:00am chresti: Morning Rob and paradisians!
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Morning, Rob and Border Spanners!
	🌍 9:01am Charles in Chicago: Hola Pacificos!
	9:03am TDK60: Good morning, Rob. I hear rumor of music from beyond the horizon.
	9:03am Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Good morning Rob and paradise seekers!
	🌍 9:07am Listener Tom: Buenos dias everybody.
	9:09am Rob W: Good morning folks, thanks for listening.
	🌍 9:11am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Rob and those listening!
	9:12am fred: ↳ Handy Haversack @9:01 Going on from Brian's playlist: It might settle when Radio figures Voltron is the Alpha here
	🌍 9:12am Bas NL: Hi Rob and all!
	9:14am Handy Haversack: ↳ fred @9:12 Yeah. Radio's pretty good with all of them. He gets a little too frisky sometimes -- I had to give him a timeout yesterday when he charged at Goblin, who didn't seem upset about it, but still. Voltron has mostly retired to the bed but will hang out on the back of the couch sometimes and tolerates being close to the dog then.
	9:18am Melody: Haydi haydi!
	🌍 9:18am Charles in Chicago: I saw Laaraji and Sam Prekop last night, playing in a church that's been converted to a performance venue. Laaraji was great, as expected. Prekop's modular synth excursions left me cold.
	🌍 9:19am Listener Tom: Well that song will wake you up...
	🌍 9:19am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:18 (but to be fair I don't really enjoy watching modular synth perfomances, except that one time I saw Suzanne Ciani)
	9:20am Handy Haversack: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:18 Ooo, nice. Laaraji!
	9:22am Melody: Joining from Hong Kong, it's 9:22pm here :)
	9:22am Crei6hton: Morning
	9:23am fred: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:19 Have you seen Keith Fullerton Whitman?
	9:30am fred: ↳ Song: "Chimugukuru" by "Nenes" I love Nenes!
	🌍 9:30am Charles in Chicago: ↳ fred @9:23 No, I haven't. But I think after last night maybe I've hit my lifetime quota of live modular synth performaces ... watching someone stare at a rats nest of wires is just not that interesting to me. (I can do that at home). Ditto for anyone playing with a looper pedal.
	9:32am yippie: Okinawa music for Japan sounds similar to the West Indies music for America
	9:32am fred: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:30 Hey, you can't like everything
	9:32am HyperDose: ↳ yippie @9:32 We need some Yu-Mex on this show
	🌍 9:33am Charles in Chicago: ↳ fred @9:32 yeah, true that. i try to keep a pretty open mind and listen to a lot of different stuff. and i'm loving this show right now!
	9:34am fred: ↳ yippie @9:32 I can't fly, but I'd love to go to Okinawa
	9:42am Mike in DC: I don't know who needs to hear it but Selda Bagcan, the Turkish folk/rock icon is making a few rare US stops. Houston suburbs (Stafford, TX) tomorrow. NYC on May 4 (Palladium time square).
	9:44am Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Signing off; lurking on the radio until it's time to work out. Have a great day, everyone!
	9:44am Mike in DC: If I'm not mistaken, Rob is among her fans?
	9:44am Rob W: Thanks for sharing that Mike.
	9:45am fred: ↳ Mike in DC @9:42 Good call there, anyone who needs to know is probably here
	9:52am fred: I'm clicy-starring this show
	9:54am fred: ↳ Song: "Slack Key Rumba" by "Haruomi Hosono" Paradise View is the last fiction movie I saw
	🌍 9:58am Charles in Chicago: ↳ fred @9:54 Did you like it?
	🌍 10:00am Listener Tom: Love this one. hoo-ah hoo-ah hoo!
	10:01am Mike in DC: Woo-hii!
	10:01am fred: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:58 I did, though I'm no movie critic
	10:02am Jim in MA: Good morning, Rob and fellow paradise seekers! Enjoy the tunes!
	10:04am fred: ↳ fred @10:01 I mean, Hosono, Jun Togawa, Okinawa legends on the soundtrack or the background, what could I do?
	10:06am Megaroni: Wish I could go but tix are over $140 for Selda
	10:08am Rob W: Wow - thanks Megaroni.
	10:08am Mike in DC: ↳ Megaroni @10:06 They are really more than they should cost which is why I think so few have sold. But there are tickets in the $70-80 range
	10:13am Mike in DC: I checked the venue and resale sights. It looks like probably half of what has sold are robots trying price arbitrage, but there is admittedly little demand at this price. I may try the $70 tickets and hope moving up in a half empty auditorium is allowed. Or grab last minute resales at a loss to the robots.
	🌍 10:14am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Old Man's Stories" by "Violons Barbares" Khoomei me!
	10:14am Mike in DC: Anybody know how the palladium treats moving up rows when there are a lot of empty seats??
	10:15am Mike in DC: Digging the Old Man's Stories!
	10:22am Alexandra: ↳ Jim in MA @10:02 Hey Jim!
	10:24am Mike in DC: Wooo!
	10:33am kuriousornj: ↳ Song: "Tamirci Çırağı" by "Cem Karaca, Dervisan" thanx DJ Rob W
	10:35am Jim in MA: ↳ Alexandra @10:22 Hey, Alexandra! Enjoying the music vibes today?
	10:38am HyperDose: This is fantastic, Rob!
	10:43am spodiodi: good morning, Rob and all!
	🌍 10:53am Listener Tom: Went to NY oud festival event at Jalopy in Brooklyn last night - great stuff!
	10:53am Jim in MA: Scalping tickets hits a sour note in music events.
	🌍 10:58am Bas NL: Thanks Rob!
	🌍 10:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Thank you, Rob!
	🌍 11:00am Listener Tom: Great show - thanks Rob!
	🌍 11:00am chresti: Thanks Rob!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
El Malo	Monkey Monarchy "Monkey Monarchy" by "El Malo"	Starship In Worship	Bellissima				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Tokyo Cuban Boys	Walking The Balcony	Various Artists: Akasaka Rare Groove Vol. 1	Denon		Japan's longest running Latin big band. Formed by Tadaaki Misago in September 1949. They were responsible for popularizing many Latin musical styles in Japan, by playing covers of Latin originals as well as their own Latin arrangements of Japanese pop hits. - Discogs		0:04:27 (Pop-up)
Bliki Circus	Opening Theme "Opening Theme" by "Bliki Circus"	Bliki Charine	Mulatta		Bliki Circus is an acoustic gypsy/punk group in Kyoto, Japan. The music is reminiscent of traditional folk music from Japan, Eastern Europe and Russia, spiced with touches of Klezmer, tango, jazz, rock, and punk, and whatever else comes up. - facebook		0:07:01 (Pop-up)
Chanchiki Tornade	Theme of Ching-Dong	1st Tornade For Flying Around The World	Avex Trax				0:13:06 (Pop-up)
Asukasa Jinta	Dongara Gan "Dongara Gan" by "Asukasa Jinta"	Ginban	KSR		Experimental performance artists/preservation band Asakusa Jinta take their name and inspiration from the Tokyo historic district where jintas (roving Japanese street bands) once filled the streets.		0:18:09 (Pop-up)
Cicala Mvta	Tokyo Jinta "Tokyo Jinta" by "Cicala Mvta"	Deko-Boko	Nektar				0:26:13 (Pop-up)
Nenes	Chimugukuru "Chimugukuru" by "Nenes"	Akemodoro Unai	GlobeStyle				0:29:25 (Pop-up)
Shoukichi Kina and Champloose	Shin Jidai No Nagare	Akainko	Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd. / Nipponophone				0:34:08 (Pop-up)
Kikusuimaru Kawachiya	Track 2 "Track 2" by "Kikusuimaru Kawachiya"	Kawachi Junin-Kiri	Apollon				0:36:52 (Pop-up)
Rikki	Hounen "Hounen" by "Rikki"	Shimauta Trickles	Universal / Polygram		Rikki has been championed as the savior and future of Amami island music for years, ever since she started winning various Japanese folk competitions from the age of six. - Farside		0:45:09 (Pop-up)
Mayor Kaseda with three women and jyabisen accompaniment	Mochi Morai Uta	Various Artists: Folk Music of the Amami Islands, Japan	Folkways	1954	This disc presents the distinctive folk music of the Amami Archipelego in Japan. Amami dialects, folktales, and traditions, although recognizable to someone familiar with Japanese culture, reflect the islands’ historical separation. - Folkways		0:49:25 (Pop-up)
Haruomi Hosono	Slack Key Rumba "Slack Key Rumba" by "Haruomi Hosono"	Various Artists: Island Music - Sound Image Series Vol.1 - CBS/Sony	CBS/Sony				0:52:26 (Pop-up)
Watanabe Hamako	San Francisco Chinatown	Various Artists: Japanese Retro Hits - The Fifties, Volume 5	Musical Ark		Hamako Watanabe was the stage name of a Japanese popular singer, who was active during the Shōwa period of Japan, before, during and after World War II. - Wiki		0:55:14 (Pop-up)
Remon Nakanishi	Hohai Bushi "Hohai Bushi" by "Remon Nakanishi"	Hinano Lezuto	DOYASA! Records		Remon Nakanishi is one of the brightest stars of Japan's minyo and Bon Odori music scene, especially known as a singer of Goshu Ondo, which is the ballad songs sung at Bon Odori (summer festivals where people dance) around Kansai area. - bandcamp	*	0:58:51 (Pop-up)
Huun - Huur - Tu, Carmen Rizzo & Dhani Harrison	Song Of The Caravan Riders	Dreamers In the Field	Dark Horse Records / BMG			*	1:06:17 (Pop-up)
Violons Barbares	Old Man's Stories	Monsters and Fantastic Creatures	Violons Barbares		The trio is composed of two fiddle players and a percussionist. From the steppe country of Mongolia will Dandarvaanchig Enkhjargal, who sings overtone singing and playing Morin Khoor. - home page	*	1:11:23 (Pop-up)
Auster Loo Collective	Kali "Kali" by "Auster Loo Collective"	Auster Loo Collective	Igloo Records		Auster Loo Collective is bringing a breath of fresh air into Belgium's acoustic music scene. - LD	*	1:14:24 (Pop-up)
Selda Bağcan	İnce İnce Bir Kar Yağar	40 Yılın 40 Şarkısı Vol.2	Majör				1:22:59 (Pop-up)
The Orient Express	Layla "Layla" by "The Orient Express"	The Orient Express	Mainstream		New reissue	*	1:26:22 (Pop-up)
Cem Karaca, Dervisan	Tamirci Çırağı	Tamirci Çırağı	Yavuz Plak				1:30:32 (Pop-up)
Kavita Shah	Chaki Ben (feat. Maalem Hassan Benjaafar)	Cape Verdean Blues	Folkalist		Kavita Shah is a vocalist and composer from New York, NY. She has been hailed by NPR for possessing an “amazing dexterity with musical languages” - Wikipedia	*	1:36:53 (Pop-up)
Ann O' aro	Saple "Saple" by "Ann O' aro"	Bleu	Buda Musique		Anne-Gaëlle Hoarau, best known by her stage name Ann O'aro, is a musician and writer from Réunion. She is noted for her contribution to contemporary fonnkèr, a Réunionese genre of oral poetry. - Wiki	*	1:40:03 (Pop-up)
Danyèl Waro	Batarsite "Batarsite" by "Danyèl Waro"	Batarsite	Piros				1:46:20 (Pop-up)
Synnøve Brøndbo Plassen	Springleik	Den Lyse Dag	Heilo		Synnøve Brøndbo Plassen has in a short time become one of the most sought-after young folk musicians in Norway. - bandcamp	*	1:55:39 (Pop-up)
Kristo Rodzevski	Stomni "Stomni" by "Kristo Rodzevski"	Red Earth	Defkaz Records		Black Earth has eleven traditional Macedonian songs infused with African aesthetics, including Gnawa undertones, Congo rumba, and African field recordings. - defkaz		1:56:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🌍 9:00am chresti: Morning Rob and paradisians!
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Morning, Rob and Border Spanners!
	🌍 9:01am Charles in Chicago: Hola Pacificos!
	9:03am TDK60: Good morning, Rob. I hear rumor of music from beyond the horizon.
	9:03am Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Good morning Rob and paradise seekers!
	🌍 9:07am Listener Tom: Buenos dias everybody.
	9:09am Rob W: Good morning folks, thanks for listening.
	🌍 9:11am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Rob and those listening!
	9:12am fred: ↳ Handy Haversack @9:01 Going on from Brian's playlist: It might settle when Radio figures Voltron is the Alpha here
	🌍 9:12am Bas NL: Hi Rob and all!
	9:14am Handy Haversack: ↳ fred @9:12 Yeah. Radio's pretty good with all of them. He gets a little too frisky sometimes -- I had to give him a timeout yesterday when he charged at Goblin, who didn't seem upset about it, but still. Voltron has mostly retired to the bed but will hang out on the back of the couch sometimes and tolerates being close to the dog then.
	9:18am Melody: Haydi haydi!
	🌍 9:18am Charles in Chicago: I saw Laaraji and Sam Prekop last night, playing in a church that's been converted to a performance venue. Laaraji was great, as expected. Prekop's modular synth excursions left me cold.
	🌍 9:19am Listener Tom: Well that song will wake you up...
	🌍 9:19am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:18 (but to be fair I don't really enjoy watching modular synth perfomances, except that one time I saw Suzanne Ciani)
	9:20am Handy Haversack: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:18 Ooo, nice. Laaraji!
	9:22am Melody: Joining from Hong Kong, it's 9:22pm here :)
	9:22am Crei6hton: Morning
	9:23am fred: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:19 Have you seen Keith Fullerton Whitman?
	9:30am fred: ↳ Song: "Chimugukuru" by "Nenes" I love Nenes!
	🌍 9:30am Charles in Chicago: ↳ fred @9:23 No, I haven't. But I think after last night maybe I've hit my lifetime quota of live modular synth performaces ... watching someone stare at a rats nest of wires is just not that interesting to me. (I can do that at home). Ditto for anyone playing with a looper pedal.
	9:32am yippie: Okinawa music for Japan sounds similar to the West Indies music for America
	9:32am fred: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:30 Hey, you can't like everything
	9:32am HyperDose: ↳ yippie @9:32 We need some Yu-Mex on this show
	🌍 9:33am Charles in Chicago: ↳ fred @9:32 yeah, true that. i try to keep a pretty open mind and listen to a lot of different stuff. and i'm loving this show right now!
	9:34am fred: ↳ yippie @9:32 I can't fly, but I'd love to go to Okinawa
	9:42am Mike in DC: I don't know who needs to hear it but Selda Bagcan, the Turkish folk/rock icon is making a few rare US stops. Houston suburbs (Stafford, TX) tomorrow. NYC on May 4 (Palladium time square).
	9:44am Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Signing off; lurking on the radio until it's time to work out. Have a great day, everyone!
	9:44am Mike in DC: If I'm not mistaken, Rob is among her fans?
	9:44am Rob W: Thanks for sharing that Mike.
	9:45am fred: ↳ Mike in DC @9:42 Good call there, anyone who needs to know is probably here
	9:52am fred: I'm clicy-starring this show
	9:54am fred: ↳ Song: "Slack Key Rumba" by "Haruomi Hosono" Paradise View is the last fiction movie I saw
	🌍 9:58am Charles in Chicago: ↳ fred @9:54 Did you like it?
	🌍 10:00am Listener Tom: Love this one. hoo-ah hoo-ah hoo!
	10:01am Mike in DC: Woo-hii!
	10:01am fred: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:58 I did, though I'm no movie critic
	10:02am Jim in MA: Good morning, Rob and fellow paradise seekers! Enjoy the tunes!
	10:04am fred: ↳ fred @10:01 I mean, Hosono, Jun Togawa, Okinawa legends on the soundtrack or the background, what could I do?
	10:06am Megaroni: Wish I could go but tix are over $140 for Selda
	10:08am Rob W: Wow - thanks Megaroni.
	10:08am Mike in DC: ↳ Megaroni @10:06 They are really more than they should cost which is why I think so few have sold. But there are tickets in the $70-80 range
	10:13am Mike in DC: I checked the venue and resale sights. It looks like probably half of what has sold are robots trying price arbitrage, but there is admittedly little demand at this price. I may try the $70 tickets and hope moving up in a half empty auditorium is allowed. Or grab last minute resales at a loss to the robots.
	🌍 10:14am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Song: "Old Man's Stories" by "Violons Barbares" Khoomei me!
	10:14am Mike in DC: Anybody know how the palladium treats moving up rows when there are a lot of empty seats??
	10:15am Mike in DC: Digging the Old Man's Stories!
	10:22am Alexandra: ↳ Jim in MA @10:02 Hey Jim!
	10:24am Mike in DC: Wooo!
	10:33am kuriousornj: ↳ Song: "Tamirci Çırağı" by "Cem Karaca, Dervisan" thanx DJ Rob W
	10:35am Jim in MA: ↳ Alexandra @10:22 Hey, Alexandra! Enjoying the music vibes today?
	10:38am HyperDose: This is fantastic, Rob!
	10:43am spodiodi: good morning, Rob and all!
	🌍 10:53am Listener Tom: Went to NY oud festival event at Jalopy in Brooklyn last night - great stuff!
	10:53am Jim in MA: Scalping tickets hits a sour note in music events.
	🌍 10:58am Bas NL: Thanks Rob!
	🌍 10:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Thank you, Rob!
	🌍 11:00am Listener Tom: Great show - thanks Rob!
	🌍 11:00am chresti: Thanks Rob!

Transpacific Sound Paradise with Rob Weisberg: Playlist from April 27, 2024

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