WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from August 12, 2024

Listener comments!
	9:01am Strandlund: Yip Yip Hurray!!
	9:02am bradford: Good morning Joe & greetings Yippers!
	9:02am MarginWalker in Baltimore: 🫡
	9:02am listener james from westwood: Morning, Joe and all!
	9:02am Deano de los Muertos: 👾📻👾
	9:02am DjLorraine: Yips y'all!
	9:02am common: yip
	9:03am chadillac: Happy McGasko Monday!
	9:04am David The Splatter: Happy Boing, Yippers!
	9:04am Handy Haversack: Morning, Joe and Surfactants.
	9:04am Ben in Newark: Good morning everyone!
	9:04am yerfriendpaul: Good morning Joe, everyone!
	9:05am Hughie Considine: Morning, yippers. I love when Monday morning begins in sepia-toned 1936...
	9:05am Karl: ↳ Song: "Wake Up and Sing" by "Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra" This is great
	9:06am Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "I Love to Singa" by "Cab Calloway and His Orchestra" Hi Joe and Owl Jolson!
	9:06am Karl: ↳ Song: "I Love to Singa" by "Cab Calloway and His Orchestra" Wondering if this record was influential on Mark E. Smith
	9:07am Noel: https://archive.org/details/ilovetosinga1936_202001
	9:08am Karl: Now I'm imagining Mark E. Smith as a cabaret performer in the 30s
	9:08am yerfriendpaul: So glad I got a chance to see Cab Calloway and his orchestra perform in Hartford in the 80s. Free outdoor concert sponsored by Aetna. He was older but put on a great show
	9:08am The Oscar: ↳ Song: "I Love to Singa" by "Cab Calloway and His Orchestra" Mornin' all! I can't be the only one thinking of the singing owl right now.
	9:08am Strandlund: ↳ yerfriendpaul @9:08 Nice!!
	9:09am Charles in Chicago: ↳ yerfriendpaul @9:08 wow. Cab was great, really one of a kind
	9:10am yerfriendpaul: Not only did Cab perform, but the Nicolas Brothers (also, up there in age) also performed and were great
	9:11am The Oscar: ↳ Song: "Hot Dogs and Sasparella" by "Ted Fio Rito and His... Going up to the beach this week, and man oh man do hot dogs and sasparilla sound good.
	9:11am Joe McG: G'mornin', folks! Hope your Monday is going good so far. Thanks for joining me today.
	9:11am chresti: Morning Joe and surfies! Getting ready to leave SF
	9:12am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Joe and Yipping listeners!
	9:12am Strandlund: ↳ yerfriendpaul @9:10 Twice Nice!!
	9:12am Deano de los Muertos: ↳ Song: "Us on a Bus" by ""Fats" Waller and His Rhythm" Fats is my favorite
	9:12am milk t: good morning
	9:12am yerfriendpaul: Fats!!!!! His voice/playing = instant joyful feeling
	9:13am Hughie Considine: Fats was one of my dad's faves. I once tried to share one of Joe's shows of this type with my dad, but he told me there was some strange technical difficulties with the file. It was, of course, Joe's intro. Dad was convinced there was something wrong with his radio ...
	9:13am Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Yip yip hooray, it's noise time! Good morning Joe McG and fellow travelers!
	9:14am yerfriendpaul: ↳ Hughie Considine @9:13 Ha ha! The yips yips
	9:15am Webhamster Henry: This set is like me sitting in my seat with the big hole in it at the Thalia Theatre.
	9:16am Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Hughie Considine @9:13 "You're trying to trick me!" 👽
	9:16am Joe M: Love it! The annual “I’m big with mothers-in-law” set Singa Singa Pulled out my raccoon coat “go state”
	9:17am Creature Boy: ↳ Song: "You Oughta Be in Pictures" by "Rudy Vallée and Hi... 🎶 🎵 🎬 🎞 🎥 💣 🎶 🎵
	9:18am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Hughie Considine @9:13 When I was growing up my dad sang a lot of Cab Calloway around the house, but I never knew the source of the songs until decades later, after my Dad was gone. He never explained the songs to me, just sang bits and pieces of them. Also Louis Jordan. They were like musical breadcrumbs, a trail for me to follow. Of course at the time I was only interested in the Ramones, but I picked up on it much later.
	9:18am Cheryl The Nerd: Greetings fellow nerds...
	9:19am JohnEBGood: Nothing like Hod Dogs and Sasparilla with my Coney Island sweetheart. Thanks for the swing Joe ; )
	9:19am Cheryl The Nerd: This setlist is giving me Rich Conaty flashbacks. :)
	9:20am Joe M: Victoria Jackson? (Pu-Leeze Mr. Hemingway)
	9:20am traven: Great opening set, Joe! My compliments to you.
	9:21am Karl: My dad used to tell me about his first music teacher, a traveling music teacher that went from town to town in rural Georgia back in the 40s. She traveled with a record player and 78 RPM records. Considering she was probably carrying music cut to shellac in the 30s, I wonder if he heard any music like this back then.
	9:22am Hughie Considine: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:18 What a gift. Sometimes it takes a long time to see things from our dads' POV.
	9:22am Joe McG: ↳ Cheryl The Nerd @9:19 One of my radio heroes!
	9:23am pmcWhenever: sasparilla grows wild all around me…
	9:23am Hughie Considine: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:18 PS: Your dad sounds like a swell guy.
	9:24am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Hughie Considine @9:23 Indeed he was, even if I didn't always appreciate him. And now I'm older than he was when he passed away, which is quite a feeling. I've outlived Jimi, Jesus, Elvis, and now my dad....
	9:25am Strandlund: Kids...Now, THIS is MUSIC!!
	9:25am Plus So Much More: Supremely astounding show, Joe! Marvelous.
	9:26am traven: ↳ Strandlund @9:25 I agree with you 100%!
	9:26am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:24 Hey Hugie, I recognize Bryan Ferry and Michael Stipe in yr profile pic, but who are the two in the middle?
	9:26am milk t: ↳ Plus So Much More @9:25 yessss all these are so good
	9:27am Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Carioca" by "Connee Boswell" Here's a revue song with a bit of a parody of The Carioca: jhhl.net...
	9:27am Hughie Considine: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:26 Beck and Sigourney Weaver. All three very close friends of mine.
	9:27am yerfriendpaul: ↳ Song: "Carioca" by "Connee Boswell" Love that piano break
	9:28am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Hughie Considine @9:27 Oh, of course!
	9:28am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Song: "Carioca" by "Connee Boswell" Not to be confused with "The Vapor Carioca" by The Bobs.
	9:28am Hughie Considine: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:24 It is freaky when we live longer than our heroes -- almost doesn't feel right.
	9:29am Roberto: ↳ Song: "Carioca" by "Connee Boswell" Well, I learned something today. My dopey martial arts instructors have been calling the "carioca" the "karaoke" all this time.
	9:29am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Hughie Considine @9:28 Well, it's better than the alternative!
	9:29am Buzzportnoy: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:27 Also used in the french comedy movie "La Cité de la Peur" un film de Les Nuls youtu.be...
	9:30am Roberto: ↳ Roberto @9:29 I shall be bringing this up during today's class.
	9:33am Joe M: Nice thrift store (shoe) reference by Eddie Cantor
	9:33am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" by "Fred Astaire" This was the kind of ditty you would learn from your folks...
	9:33am yerfriendpaul: ↳ Song: "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" by "Fred Astaire" Such a great song! The lyrics are tremendous
	9:34am Webhamster Henry: ↳ Hughie Considine @9:33 The Ella and Louis version is delightful!
	9:34am Sam: My grandparents used to sing this all the time. That and "Yes we have no bananas"
	9:35am Deano de los Muertos: ersters?! 🦪
	9:35am yerfriendpaul: ↳ Sam @9:34 Another classic!!
	9:35am doctorjazz: Cool Set! Hi Joe, Noisemakers!
	9:35am gauche knee: ↳ Song: "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" by "Fred Astaire" Absolutely loved this set & this gem to end it💗
	9:35am Sam: ↳ Deano de los Muertos @9:35 Like terlet
	9:35am Hughie Considine: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:34 yes indeed ... perfect as a duet
	9:35am Gregosaurus: ↳ Deano de los Muertos @9:35 Only in Brooklyn.
	9:35am Strandlund: Standing Ovation, Joe!!
	9:35am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Roberto @9:30 Great set Joe, me and the wife and our two cats just sitting here contentedly smiling, sipping our morning coffee. Life is just fine.
	9:35am Brendan: Swell set Joe
	9:36am doctorjazz: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:34 True dat! (everything Ella and Louis did was great)
	9:36am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:35 (well the cats aren't actually sipping coffee, but they are smiling their cat-smiles)
	9:36am Marley P. Dogg: Good morning Joe McG and friends! Hope everyone had a great weekend!
	9:36am Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Like Me a Little Bit Less (Love Me a Little Bit M... Not to be confused with Gus Bodenheim...
	9:36am gauche knee: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:34 Yes,Ella & Louie …perfection
	9:37am Hughie Considine: When pitcher Waite Hoyt was injured in a game at Ebbets Field, the cry went up, "Hert's hoit!"
	9:37am Roberto: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:35 That was probably intended for Joe M, but seeing as cats are involved, I'll take it!
	9:38am Roberto: ↳ Roberto @9:37 My li'l booger is sitting here with me on my desk right now.
	9:39am Sam: Back in the days when people would come to blows over pronunciation.
	9:40am V Priceless: 'erster' is an old Brooklyn pronunciation
	9:43am The Butterman: Once I hear Eddie Cantor belting out I think of “the last rose of summer, is the sweeeetest rose of alllllllll” and I think it’s the end of summer and DONT like it one bit. Also, I will spend the entire day screaming, “ the last rose of summmmmmahhhhhhh”
	9:46am alanSixº: I had to pull over just to say my next dog is going to be named Muzzy Marmalino
	9:47am Cheryl The Nerd: Saw something online yesterday that some guy named his dog "Ozzy Pawsborne--The Prince Of Barkness". I can't top that.
	9:47am Col & Eddie in the app: Heard the band Novak? They have a song called Rapunzel that’s my favourite song ever
	9:48am Deano de los Muertos: ↳ V Priceless @9:40 Thanks, definitely never heard it before
	9:48am Joe McG: ↳ alanSixº @9:46 A wonderful tribute!
	9:49am gauche knee: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:36 I knew a cat that loved coffee. He was a jet black beauty named Inky Java Joe…he would aggressively steal sips of my coffee when I wasn’t looking. The origin of his addiction …he was rescued from a park slope coffee shop yard. O & your morning sounds perfect.
	9:49am Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "St. Monday" by "Billy Bragg and The Blokes" Drink Me's St. Monday is one of my favorite songs: www.youtube.com...
	9:49am Brendan: Erstwhile pronounciation
	9:49am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Song: "St. Monday" by "Billy Bragg and The Blokes" Can't go wrong with Billy Bragg! His live shows are great. It's like going to a World History class and getting a great lecture.
	9:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ Good ☽Monday FMUvianz ~
	9:53am Strandlund: ↳ Song: "Summertime" by "The Fun Boy Three" This is great!!
	9:54am Gregosaurus: ↳ Song: "Summertime" by "The Fun Boy Three" Never heard this one before.
	9:54am David The Splatter: Morning, Cheryl and Rabbit and Henry and, of course, Mr. McGasko!
	9:55am Andres: ↳ Song: "Summertime" by "The Fun Boy Three" Good morning, Joe and all. Also new to me. Nice. It’s got those FB3 drums. It was Terry Halls voice that got my ears. Feeling summer waning around here.
	9:55am Mattynotimes: Damn this version of Summertime is awesome! Mornin Joe! Loving the set
	9:55am morphe': ↳ Song: "Summertime" by "The Fun Boy Three" With everyday Madrid temps at 100*f or higher for the past few weeksand the weeks to come ... I would slow this down and turn it into a serious dirge ... I just canna' reach the turntable..
	9:56am zachary: ↳ Song: "Summertime" by "The Fun Boy Three" This song is epic.
	9:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ☕️☠️Saluting Thee Assembled with thuh DeathWish Koffeez☠️☕️
	9:58am Roberto: ↳ morphe' @9:55 This is why we started our Madrid study abroad program with three weeks in Santiago de Compostela!
	9:58am morphe': ↳ Roberto @9:58 Viva el Norte !!!!! Suerte !!!
	9:59am Roberto: ↳ Roberto @9:58 Granted, climate change wasn't as severe in 1986, but Madrid was still deemed uninhabitable until September.
	9:59am Gregosaurus: ↳ Deano de los Muertos @9:48 Used to work with a bunch of old Brooklyn guys in a produce market 40 (!) years ago. The whole "boids" & "erl can" bit. That accent pretty much died out with that generation.
	9:59am Handy Haversack: ↳ alanSixº @9:46 Alan, was Tico named after the record label?
	10:03am morphe': ↳ Roberto @9:59 for the past 3? years it has been unbearable early June till late Sept ... Oct.... also, with no winter snows my closest mountain swimming hole is but a moss patch ..
	10:04am chris in the redwoods: ↳ Song: "Rock Formation" by "Sven Wunder & Drumetrics" wow, dig that!
	10:04am Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "The Shah's Embroidered Psychodelic Pants" by "Bif... Thought this was Hoboken Jack at first!
	10:05am Charles in Chicago: ↳ gauche knee @9:49 Cats are so interesting and diverse in their personalities and preferences
	10:05am Hughie Considine: ↳ Gregosaurus @9:59 There's a Honeymooners episode where Norton calls a coin a "kern." Definitely a Brooklyn thing.
	10:05am Roberto: ↳ morphe' @10:03 ¡Jo!
	10:07am rx "rexy" scabin: Good morning, Joe and Everyone.
	10:08am zachary: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:04 Ha!
	10:08am traven: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:05 "Space helmet on, oh Captain Video!
	10:09am V Priceless: ↳ Deano de los Muertos @9:48 You're welcome! What Gregosaurus said. Learned it from my dad (1918-2010). See also Ed Norton, Honeymooners episode where he's pretending to be a doctor, and tells the magazine editor he went to public school in "Erster Bay"! Classic stuff!
	10:09am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:05 Sluggo speaks Brooklynese in older Nancy comics (girls are "goils") but he lost it at some point. You take R's out of some woids and insert them in others... eg "Brenda's mother" becomes "Brender's mudda"
	10:10am Greg from ZONE 5: Go Jojo!
	10:10am morphe': ↳ traven @10:08 the dogfood episode ...".. still say that's the best pate [pronounced "Pa-Day"] I've ever had...'
	10:14am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:04 So did I!
	10:14am zachary: ↳ Song: "Little Rubber Boots" by "Ever-Lovin’ Jug Band" And you're going to need those rubber boots! I like it.
	10:14am Gregosaurus: ↳ V Priceless @10:09 A little old Brooklyn poetry: The spring is sprung, The grass is riz. I wonder where the boidies is. The little boids is on the wing. Naa, dats obsoid; The little wings is on the boids.
	10:15am Roberto: If you want to hear contemporary Brooklynese, check out Fred and Alan's guest appearances on Pseu's shows.
	10:15am Hughie Considine: ↳ Roberto @10:15 Are they Brooklyn or Joisey?
	10:15am V Priceless: ↳ Gregosaurus @10:14 Haha! Thanks for sharing. That lingo never gets old!
	10:17am Hughie Considine: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:09 Yup, and Krazy Kat, which predated Nancy, was big on Brooklyn-ese.
	10:18am Roberto: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:15 I think they're originally from Brooklyn.
	10:19am steveo: Happy Monday!
	10:20am Hughie Considine: ↳ Roberto @10:18 I suppose that's a particular variety of Brooklyn that they reflect. To me they sound like Larry "Bud" Mellman, who was indeed from Brooklyn.
	10:21am Webhamster Henry: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:17 Milt Gross was a master documentarian of Dialectical tenement English: en.wikipedia.org...
	10:21am Philip: McGasko brings the eclectic. So good. Mornin' erstyers! yeah, brooklyn. family members used to say that
	10:22am clarke: yip yip yip ya'll!!
	10:22am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "My Best Friend" by "Jefferson Airplane" Saw Jorma not long ago at The City Winery NYC (Steven Bernstein sat in), still plays a mean acoustic guitar!
	10:23am Roberto: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:20 I suppose it's not so much contemporary as genuine.
	10:23am clarke: i was out exercising, and on the erters comment - it is a total new orleans thang - which (some say) comes from brooklynese
	10:24am clarke: ↳ clarke @10:23 -ersters
	10:24am Hughie Considine: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:21 thanks, this looks super cool!
	10:24am HyperDose: ↳ Song: "It's Such a Good Feeling" by "Mister Rogers" 😍😍😍
	10:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "My Best Friend" by "Jefferson Airplane" Few Albums so evocative of a Place & Time - & ones of notable relevance & impermanence.
	10:25am Mattynotimes: And now Mr. Rogers! YESSSSSS
	10:25am Brian in UK: Hey Joe.
	10:25am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Song: "It's Such a Good Feeling" by "Mister Rogers" Let's all hark back to our childhoods!
	10:25am clarke: i'm growing!
	10:25am chris in the redwoods: ↳ Song: "It's Such a Good Feeling" by "Mister Rogers" <3
	10:25am Michael C St Lou: ↳ Song: "It's Such a Good Feeling" by "Mister Rogers" ❤
	10:25am David The Splatter: ↳ Song: "It's Such a Good Feeling" by "Mister Rogers" 🤗
	10:25am Gregosaurus: ↳ Song: "It's Such a Good Feeling" by "Mister Rogers" This is waking up brain cells I haven't accessed in 50 years!
	10:25am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @10:24 Good day to ya!
	10:26am Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @10:25 What up, clarke!
	10:26am rx "rexy" scabin: I needed that.
	10:26am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:25 and it TIS!
	10:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "It's Such a Good Feeling" by "Mister Rogers" I call it Stealth Jazz how we'd get real Players behind such Kiddos' shows & things...
	10:27am clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:26 finishin' my coffee (i don't drink coffee)
	10:27am Brian in UK: Growing older but not up?
	10:28am Mattynotimes: Jake is my cousin!
	10:28am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "My Best Friend" by "Jefferson Airplane" For a band that was as big as Jefferson Airplane, they didn't really become an influence on anyone that I can see.
	10:28am Noir Lover: I like After Bathing at Baxter's.
	10:29am Chris in Kensington Bklyn: Greetings, Joe and all! Welcome to the week.
	10:32am Mattynotimes: He’s still making music. I want to bring him in to play music live some time and talk about his LES days!
	10:34am Joe McG: ↳ Mattynotimes @10:32 Oh my gosh, you need to!
	10:35am doctorjazz: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:28 The vocals of the group X reminded me of the Grace/Kantner vocals.
	10:35am Dean: Was expecting "Everything Gives You Cancer" at the beginning of this SM&B'77. In '81 Sylvain had not long before accompanied David Johansen on a tour. Their appearance at Costa Mesa's Cuckoo's Nest was one of the top shows for me.
	10:36am Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @10:27 Calmer than you are, Dude.
	10:37am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "The Crab (Karan-gai-jo)" by "Sergio Mendes & Bras... From Wiki: "Thinking about the immortality of the crab" (Spanish: Pensando en la inmortalidad del cangrejo) is a Spanish idiom about daydreaming.
	10:37am Hughie Considine: That's a good point. Noted!
	10:40am clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:36 shifts!
	10:42am Noir Lover: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:28 Jefferson Airplane records can still be bought for dirt cheap if that's any barometer.
	10:43am Dean: I acquired Volunteers for free. Sitting in a box on somebody's curb.
	10:43am Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "Charlie, I Love Your Wife" by "Tommy Roe" Kitty-corner from Story Corner.
	10:44am tim: ↳ Song: "Cajun Country" by "Hoodoo Gurus" Hey Joe and everyone!
	10:44am Joe McG: ↳ Dean @10:43 Great art! Love the newspaper inside, too. Wonder who did it first, them or the Four Seasons?
	10:45am BillyLundun: ↳ Song: "Charlie, I Love Your Wife" by "Tommy Roe" I'm assuming this wasn't some Manson sleeper track from an alternative California.
	10:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...course anytime you got a Rawkband with both Mens & Womens especially singing the Airplane comparison is paraded out ...but real Influence is another matter. Maybe a real good point. Someone like Sky Cries Mary it might actually apply... Wouldn't be deeply shocked if Siouxsie was a closet Gracey enthusiast ...nor if she weren't...
	10:46am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Song: "Cajun Country" by "Hoodoo Gurus" Thanks for reminding me: Hoodoo Gurus coming to Racket in NYC 9/14.
	10:47am tim: ↳ Song: "Cajun Country" by "Hoodoo Gurus" If Mars needs guitars, then the bayou needs....?
	10:47am Hughie Considine: ↳ Noir Lover @10:42 It's telling, but many records in the cheap bins are by people who were not only big but influential as hell. The Who's catalog seems to fetch far less than the Beatles, Stones, Zeppelin, for example. I don't think you'd pay much for an old copy of Joni Mitchell LP besides Blue.
	10:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:46 ...I mean - there must be many influenced by the Airplane ...just don't ask me for a list early of a Monday...
	10:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:47 A little strange as TheWho had much less distribution in the actual day - until the 70s I suppose... But they've been generous with Extras & things on CDs ...& the abundance of Who Greatest Hits collections over the decades is a kind of in-joke....
	10:49am Dean: There's the catch! My Volunteers does not have the newspaper. I guess you get what you pay for.
	10:50am tim: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:48 It's seems like individual players in Airplane are listed as influences more than the group. But I wouldn't mind hearing a contemporary band with obvious Airplane influences.
	10:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ tim @10:50 Right. Hendrix was certainly enthused about playing with Jack Casady when there was opportunity. But does he always make the shortlist of Greatest Bassists as often as he merits.
	10:51am Noir Lover: I think a lot of crooners like Steve Perry and ilk were listening to Marty Balin.
	10:53am Handy Haversack: ↳ Cheryl The Nerd @10:46 What's that place like? I saw Boris is playing there in October.
	10:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Noir Lover @10:51 Interesting. Marty deserves better credits, imho... I often think JanisJoplin deserves more credit for Plant, Noddy & StevenTyler type vocalists. But - Woman.
	10:53am tim: Actually, it seems like most of the 60s SF records are still moderately priced. A few years ago I realized even though I've loved t he SF bands for decades I hardly had any of their records. All the Quicksilver, Moby Grape, Airplane, Beautiful Day, etc rekkids I've picked up have been moderately priced.
	10:54am Hughie Considine: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:49 And I get the joke! Still, I never felt the need to replenish my Who collection -- I guess those odds-and-sods Pete Townshend collections provided me with all the alternate takes I needed. Quadrophenia would benefit from remastering but apparently not possible because of the way the vocals were recorded.
	10:54am Joe McG: The guy who wrote the "Jefferson Airplane Love You" box set liner notes thinks that they were as influential as the Beatles.
	10:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Maybe SanFrancisco remained more of an Underground after all.
	10:55am Clincher16": Howdy all
	10:55am clarke: lowell!!
	10:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& of course as definitive as TheWho always were ...their Charting #1s were few indeed...
	10:56am Hughie Considine: ↳ Joe McG @10:54 Well, that's an interesting take. Does he provide any evidence? They were very much paradigm-breaking in the things they said and how they marketed themselves.
	10:57am clarke: ↳ Joe McG @10:54 yeah, no way close
	10:57am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:53 Don't know, never been there. But it looks like a standing-only mosh pit. That's what's keeping me from going. I just can't do that anymore--although I'll be forcing myself to do it in October for Nick Lowe.
	10:57am clarke: moshing to the knife! nice!
	10:58am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Heyo all. TGIM and all that.
	10:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Airplane were the highest profile Charting face of all of Psychedelia / Hippiedom for a moment. & everything that goes with that - in terms of attitudes & Forms & Culture...
	10:59am tadpoles: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:58 Strangely enough that Skip Spence track had a decidedly Mamas & The Papas feel. Cheers
	10:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:53 Boris' three-high amp stacks in some Club ?? ...Alert the seismic quake monitors...
	11:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ tadpoles @10:59 Yeah. DamagePsych & Songwriter go together I suppose - a la Syd...
	11:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cale worked with NickDrake as did Richard Thompson... Way kewl.
	11:01am Dean: It seems Volunteers had a delayed release, because the band refused to release it while RCA Victor challenged some of the lyrics in the title song. The band won their challenge in Sept. '69, per Variety. By early Oct., the album was "upcoming." Genuine Imitation Life Gazette was being advertised in Feb. '69. So, unless JA had Volunteers ready for issue at the beginning of the year, it appears the Four Seasons started the newspaper trend. See also Thick As a Brick.
	11:02am Gregosaurus: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:59 That worked particularly well some years back at Poisson Rouge. (Flood, maybe?)
	11:02am Hughie Considine: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:58 That's right -- my point was that for a band that huge, one doesn't hear much of their musical legacy in subsequent acts. And usually, bands that get as big the Airplane are copied.
	11:02am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:17 I think Krazy was more New Orleans than Brooklyn.
	11:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dean @11:01 ...'Sometime in NYC'...
	11:02am tadpoles: Yeah..."Oar" up there as essential listening as "The Madcap Laughs". Cheers
	11:03am Hughie Considine: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:02 Yep, I mispeaked! But some of those woids come out the same in print.
	11:03am tadpoles: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:00 Was replying to you RR.
	11:03am Noir Lover: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:53 Today and Comin Back to Me are the best songs on Surrealistic Pillow imo. No disrespect to Grace she's great.
	11:05am Karl: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:02 Pink Floyd?
	11:05am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:02 nope, Krazy Kat was totally off of brooklynese, as was bugs bunny
	11:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Noir Lover @11:03 I understand. No filler on that Album really.
	11:07am Hughie Considine: ↳ Karl @11:05 I think Floyd influenced a lot of bands, althoug their live shows were tough to imitate.
	11:07am clarke: there are subtle differences between yat-speak (nola) and brooklynese
	11:07am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:03 "There is a New Orleans city accent ... assocated with downtown New Orleans, particularly with the German and Irish Third Ward, that is hard to distinguish from the accent of Hoboken, New Jersey and Astoria, Long Island, where the Al Smith inflection, extinct in Manhattan, has taken refuge. The reason, as you might expect, is that the same stocks that brought the accent to Manhattan imposed it on New Orleans" - A.J. Liebling, "The Earl of Louisiana", quoted in "A Confederacy of Dunces" by John Kennedy Toole.
	11:07am Karl: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:07 No, I'm saying that I think Floyd was pretty clearly influenced by Jefferson Airplane.
	11:08am efd: Thanks for the mention, Joe!
	11:08am Kotzwinkled: LA LOM is terrific live. Very good vibes.
	11:08am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:07 this is pretty true - but Krazy Kat is nowhere near nola accent
	11:09am clarke: ↳ efd @11:08 howdy!
	11:09am Handy Haversack: ↳ Cheryl The Nerd @10:57 We're seeing Slift and the Osees the same week as that Boris show, so I'd call it unlikely for us as well ...
	11:09am Joe McG: ↳ efd @11:08 Hey Evan, do you know what band is here right now? They have a lot of members bringing equipment in!
	11:09am Charles in Chicago: ↳ clarke @11:08 Really? Herriman was born in New Orleans, I always figured that's where he got the inspiration for Krazy-talk. If not Nola, where do you place it?
	11:09am clarke: and, the nola accent is slowly dying out!! we call it a yat-cent
	11:10am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:09 I was hoping to mention it to JoeB today, but it looks like that will have to wait.
	11:10am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:09 in brooklyn even!!
	11:10am Hughie Considine: ↳ Karl @11:07 Hmmm ... they certainly tread in that spacey atmospheric zone but ... does correlation mean causation?
	11:11am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:09 actually, Krazy Kat sounds like, to me, the fine actor Bert Lahr (the cowardly lion)
	11:11am efd: ↳ Joe McG @11:09 No idea! Let me look at the studio schedule.
	11:12am Scott Williams: ↳ Joe McG @11:09 Hi Joe - that's Winged Wheel, setting up a session for Kendra
	11:12am clarke: ↳ Song: "Changer" by "Stereolab" ain't dis grand??!!
	11:12am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Changer" by "Stereolab" I have a lot of Stereolab and this one always rises to the top. Repetition can be so beautiful.
	11:13am Joe McG: ↳ Scott Williams @11:12 Cool, thanks! I'd like to dip in to hear a bit of that when I'm done here!
	11:13am efd: ↳ Scott Williams @11:12 What Scott said!
	11:13am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Karl @11:07 Interesting. I'd tend to think there were parallel developments that early in London & SF - in terms of Avant-oriented Psych, long Improvisation (after Jazz really) @ Freak Outs ...but everyone became aware of everyone very rapidly (...there were - as they say - 'Hip' in the 60s...)
	11:13am tim: ↳ Song: "Changer" by "Stereolab" Was the first Switched On a proper album or singles collection like the later volumes?
	11:14am common: ↳ Song: "Sparklingly Chime" by "Th' Faith Healers" faith healers! got to see them way back with unrest. such a great show! love this! thanks, joe
	11:14am tim: ↳ Song: "Sparklingly Chime" by "Th' Faith Healers" I saw these guys open for Blues Explosion in February 1994.
	11:14am Gregosaurus: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:12 Allways love to hear Stereolab lock into a groove & drive it down til the keyboards start to smoke.
	11:15am Charles in Chicago: ↳ clarke @11:11 Interesting. I thought it was more Nola than NY but I could be wrong. I think some if it is just out of Herriman's fertile imagination. I've been making my way through the 13-volume Krazy&Ignatz set published by Fantagraphics covering the years 1916-1944. I'm up to 1925. It's pretty great, a nice escape from today's toxic media environment (WFMU excluded). "There is a heppy land, fur fur away"
	11:16am Hughie Considine: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:15 For what it's worth, I found this explanation, which supports what you both are saying: "Krazy's accent is meant to be the "yat" accent of New Orleans, an accent that Krazy's creator would have come into contact with and probably spoke. It sounds a lot like a Brooklyn accent, thanks largely to a very similar blend of ethnicities having settled in the area."
	11:17am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:15 well, herriman wrote the strip, but i am not sure he had anything to do with the cartoon, esp the voicing? i dunno.
	11:18am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:16 yeah, but i am VERY familiar with the nola accent and it is different from KK's in the cartoon.
	11:18am chris in the redwoods: PJ! <3
	11:19am clarke: the popularity of the Popeye cartoons in '40's and 50's and 60's new orleans is INSANE!!
	11:19am Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "Sheela-Na-Gig" by "PJ Harvey" Nice. K8 books a series of shows and took her booking title from this song. Also, Mary Wing 3OAKed it some time back: wfmu.org...
	11:20am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @11:19 I still recall the animated version of Krazy Kat that ran briefly in the late '60s. Along with Beetle Bailey and Snuffy Smith, which had a rip-roaring theme song. Great times!!
	11:20am Charles in Chicago: ↳ clarke @11:17 I don't know what cartoon you are referring to, I'm talking about the comic strip.
	11:21am morphe': ↳ Song: "Sheela-Na-Gig" by "PJ Harvey" Nat'l Museum Ireland Sheela-Na-Gig https://www.digitalheritageage.com/snag_nmi
	11:21am HesperusWrecked: ↳ common @11:14 Saw that same bill at Maxwell's. I was expecting Unrest to be pop-ish, Stereolab to be a little trying live. Turned out opposite. Unrest were somewhat staid, and the Lab were really stirring, just fantastic.
	11:21am Chris in Kensington Bklyn: ↳ Song: "Sheela-Na-Gig" by "PJ Harvey" Always nice to hear Polly Jean on these airwaves!
	11:21am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:20 that is what i am talking about - also TopCat had a brooklyn thing going too
	11:21am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:21 Thanks for the Milt Gross reference, I just ordered a copy of "Nize Baby" which I am looking forward to reading.
	11:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:20 I wish I saw those ! I see the ads...
	11:22am Joe McG: ↳ morphe' @11:21 I was there, morphe'! :)
	11:22am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:20 as hughie just mentioned, there was a KK cartoon. that's what i have been referring to, the whole time. never read the comic strip!
	11:22am Philip: PJ Harvey is greatness
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ' tenement English '
	11:22am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:16 See also my comment at 1107
	11:23am common: ↳ HesperusWrecked @11:21 so cool! yea, for some reason stereolab did not play that date. I was bummed but had a great experience
	11:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:21 ' tenement English ' ...from up there...
	11:24am clarke: all i can tell you is that the krazy kat cartoon voice is not nola-speak.
	11:25am clarke: ↳ clarke @11:24 so, it is probably someone who is not from here, writing about it.
	11:25am chris in the redwoods: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:19 thanks for the Mary link! i will check that out. :)
	11:25am Charles in Chicago: ↳ clarke @11:22 You really should check out the comic, it's an American classic. T.S. Eliot, Willem de Kooning, H.L. Mencken, P.G. Wodehouse and Jack Kerouac were all fans. Readers were mostly baffled but W.R. Hearst was a fan and made sure it stayed in syndication, sometimes against the wishes of local newspaper publishers who said they were getting complaints from readers. The comic strip is canon, the cartoon is secondary.
	11:26am clarke: and if you wanna read a comic which gets the nola accent ex-zackly key-rekt: try Bunny Matthews.
	11:26am chris in the redwoods: ↳ Joe McG @11:22 whoa! niiiiice.
	11:26am Dean: I only realized about a week ago that T.S. Eliot is an anagram for toilets. S.T. Eliot is a palindrome! I gotcher Waste Land right here!
	11:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ clarke @11:24 Seems it would have to be a notable (Animated) Cartoon if Herriman really approved !
	11:27am clarke: i don't know if herriman approved of the cartoon?? ha ha.
	11:28am DeepCreep: Damn Joe! Got me zoning for real owww
	11:28am clarke: most times hollywood didn't make original writers too happy.
	11:28am Charles in Chicago: ↳ clarke @11:27 I'm going to have to look into this - en.wikipedia.org... - there were many different animated adaptations, from as early as 1919 up into the 60's. But I'm referring to the newspaper strip, which is the "real" Krazy Kat.
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dean @11:26 WHUT. ...his real name tho ?...
	11:29am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:28 (Seeing that Herriman died in 1944 he clearly had nothing to do with the later TV adapatations)
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:29 Ah.
	11:29am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:28 which i know very little about! but, i don't see how he could 'write' the accent. will have to check it.
	11:30am Dean: Thomas Stearns Eliot, right?
	11:31am clarke: the real nola accent didn't even start happening until the 20's-30's anyway
	11:31am tim: What a set, Joe!
	11:32am steveo: hi Joe. Nifty set! sadly Too Pure sounds like an apt epitaph
	11:33am Joe McG: ↳ tim @11:31 It's interesting to me sometimes to see what the bands on a label have in common, how much of a "label vision" there is.
	11:34am clarke: ↳ Joe McG @11:33 i would say the most ideosyncratic was Sarah Records?? or maybe Flying Nun?
	11:34am Dean: ECM, hatArt, CIMP, Harvest...
	11:35am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Joe McG @11:33 I've thought about that with Yep Roc. I was part of their Completist club for a while. But apart from Nick Lowe, Los Straitjackets, and The Fleshtones, I wasn't crazy about many of their bands.
	11:35am clarke: and, to me, the most varietal label was Reprise.
	11:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Easier to pick out stuff we'd think derives from Stereolab than Airplane it might seem...
	11:35am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): cool set
	11:37am Dean: I purchase regularly from two labels, Marston and Albion. I am a subscriber to the former, which specializes in issues of very old vocal and opera recordings. The latter has a growing catalog of works by or somehow related to Ralph Vaughan Williams. So, kinda not the same as a "house style" or "label vision."
	11:37am Hughie Considine: ↳ Cheryl The Nerd @11:35 When I wrote for the local alt-weekly down here in NC, I drove two hours to interview a guy who had every Merge release from the very beginning, cassettes, singles, everything. That was 10 years ago. I'm sure he's still at it!
	11:37am Charles in Chicago: ↳ clarke @11:29 Herriman was a genius with language, it's part of the joy of reading the strip. E.g. "There is a heppy land, fur fur away" or "A meddil, emblim of honna, simbil of integiddy, mokk of estimm, and glory…" I just found this nice article about Herriman's use of language, comparing him with Edmund Spenser artduckomagazine.wordpress.com...
	11:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ clarke @11:35 Founded by Sinatra for Artistic autonomy - it's where we got Hendrix in the USA...
	11:37am Joe McG: I guess you could say a lot of labels do have personalities. Sarah, Flying Nun, and Yep Roc certainly did/do. A contemporary label that has a very strong identity is Ghost Box.
	11:37am common: great set, joe! takes me back to a happy place
	11:38am Dean: Leo, FMP, Intakt, Ken Vandermark's various brands...
	11:38am SeanG: I dig everthing on Bongo Joe
	11:38am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: ↳ Song: "Poor Gal" by "Laika" Thanks for this; been ages since I head Laika...
	11:38am clarke: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:37 it's just all over the place - and i love that. !!
	11:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...4AD obvsly ...then it becomes about who's on the Label that Isn't That so much...
	11:39am clarke: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:39 i found 4AD pretty diverse
	11:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ clarke @11:38 Just the Market I'd think. Like what Zappa said about the CounterCulture did better with old cigar-chomping Businessmen RecExecs who didn't actually have a clue...
	11:40am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:37 Wikipedia says (in the "New Orleans English" article): "The main character of the cartoon strip Krazy Kat spoke in a slightly exaggerated phonetically-rendered version of early-20th century Yat; friends of the New Orleans-born cartoonist George Herriman recalled that he spoke with many of the same distinctive pronunciations." Apparently, I'd rather talk about Krazy Kat all day than buckle down and get to work. But that won't pay the bills (sadly)...
	11:40am Dean: 4AD is a great example of said diversity (Cocteau Twins, but Mojave 3...) that nevertheless presents itself as a Venn diagram. CT and M3 overlap on the margins. Factory, of course.
	11:41am clarke: i'm not saying there is a same-i-ness to these labels: but i will buy ANYthing on White Whale or Dunhill.
	11:42am clarke: or Dunwich
	11:42am Charles in Chicago: Chris Schlarb's (Psychic Temple) "Big Ego" label is fantastic, I've been enjoying a lot of their recent releases.
	11:42am Dean: Rolling Stones. Now there's a label with a house sound.
	11:42am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:42 yeah, sorry - i had been referring to the cartoon, not the comic!
	11:42am tim: ↳ Joe McG @11:33 That interests me too.
	11:43am Charles in Chicago: ↳ clarke @11:42 I get it. And now I'm interested to check out the cartoon too.
	11:44am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Joe McG @11:37 Stiff Records sure as hell had an identity! :)
	11:44am tim: ↳ Song: "Kid Stardust" by "Jack" I either overlooked or forgot Jack in the subsequent 28 years. Sounds great!
	11:44am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:43 or, "cartoons" since there were multiple animated adapatations. Further down the rebbit-hole I go!
	11:44am Ochre Ogre: ↳ Dean @11:40 Yes, and Dead Can Dance!
	11:45am Charles in Chicago: Ok time to make the donuts, later good people!
	11:45am Joe McG: ↳ Cheryl The Nerd @11:44 Oh yeah, my favorite! Stiff, Elektra, Verve Forecast, all labels this show has highlighted in the past because of their distinctive personalities.
	11:45am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:43 haven't seen it in decades, if you find some place to see them, let us know!
	11:45am Dean: Dangerhouse Colgems?
	11:45am davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Kid Stardust" by "Jack" is this about charles bukowski?
	11:46am clarke: ↳ Joe McG @11:45 and i submit that Sarah Records is more same-y than those mentioned.
	11:47am Joe McG: ↳ davefromtoronto @11:45 I think it is!
	11:47am tim: I'm currently riding the Dot Dash Sounds train. Dot Dash (run by FMU's own Tom Dash) has put out all killer and no filler. 5 releases in and each is excellent.
	11:48am clarke: ↳ tim @11:47 don't pull the emergency stop chain
	11:48am morphe': Thanks Joe Mc G and all !!!
	11:48am tim: ↳ clarke @11:48 No way!
	11:48am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ tim @11:47 Stand clear of the closing doors!
	11:49am doctorjazz: Thanks Joe!
	11:49am clarke: ↳ Song: "Every Little Gesture" by "Hefner" thanks for keeping reminding me of Hefner, Joe, and fab show!! !
	11:49am clarke: ↳ tim @11:48 mind the gap!
	11:49am Dean: Asylum
	11:50am davefromtoronto: it is! i just googled it. he used "kid stardust" as the name for himself as a boxer in a poem.
	11:50am clarke: ↳ Dean @11:49 maybe, but still nowhere near Sarah
	11:50am Joe McG: ↳ Dean @11:49 Most definitely!
	11:51am clarke: it was almost like Sarah had 'REQUIREMENTS'
	11:51am Ochre Ogre: Thanks Joe! Drats, I missed some interesting commenting about cartoons and labels.
	11:52am clarke: twas brillig!
	11:52am HesperusWrecked: If I could I would clicky-star the Too Pure label.
	11:53am Hughie Considine: What a roster! Thanks, Joe!
	11:53am tim: ↳ Song: "You Make Me Weak at the Knees" by "Electrelane" Oh boy! I was hoping Electrelane was going to show up! Such a great band! I was fortunate to see them twice.
	11:54am Joe McG: Thanks for listening and commenting today, folks. I'll see you again next Monday. Stay tuned for Tamar filling in for Joe!
	11:54am clarke: ↳ tim @11:53 wow! where was that?
	11:54am Cheryl The Nerd: Thanks Joe!
	11:54am clarke: ↳ Song: "You Make Me Weak at the Knees" by "Electrelane" great snare sound!
	11:55am tim: I saw them open for Le Tigre in Detroit mid 00s and headline in St Louis late 00s.
	11:55am tim: Thanks, Joe!
	11:56am clarke: ↳ tim @11:55 wow! cool.
	11:56am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Joe!
	11:56am bradford: Thanks Joe, as always.
	11:56am clarke: thnx joseph matthew
	11:57am Brendan: Thank you, Joe
	11:58am chris in the redwoods: thanks, Joe!
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Thanks, Joe!
	12:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ JoeMcG ~
	3:06pm zachary: Thanks, Joe! Great show!

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from August 12, 2024

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra	Wake Up and Sing	A Needle in a Haystack	Vocalion	2008	CD	From 1936; Lew Sherwood, vocal		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Cab Calloway and His Orchestra	I Love to Singa	78 single	Brunswick	1936	MP3			0:04:50 (Pop-up)
Ted Fio Rito and His Orchestra	Hot Dogs and Sasparella	Ted Fio Rito and His Orchestra 1932–36	Sunbeam	1976	LP	From 1934; Muzzy Marcellino, vocal		0:07:55 (Pop-up)
"Fats" Waller and His Rhythm	Us on a Bus	One Never Knows, Do One?	RCA Victor	1957	LP	From 1936		0:10:48 (Pop-up)
Rudy Vallée and His Connecticut Yankees	You Oughta Be in Pictures	The Voice That Had Them Fainting 1928–1937	Take Two	1992	CD	From 1934		0:13:37 (Pop-up)
Ambrose and His Orchestra	Pu-Leeze Mr. Hemingway	The Golden Age of Ambrose and His Orchestra	EMI	1985	LP	From 1932; Elsie Carlisle, vocal		0:16:51 (Pop-up)
Gus Arnheim and His Orchestra	Like Me a Little Bit Less (Love Me a Little Bit More)	In Hollywood 1928-1933	Renovation	2006	CD	From 1933; Shirley Ross, vocal		0:19:27 (Pop-up)
The Boswell Sisters	Heebie Jeebies	Nothing Was Sweeter Than The Boswell Sisters	Ace of Hearts	1966	LP	From 1931		0:22:21 (Pop-up)
Connee Boswell	Carioca "Carioca" by "Connee Boswell"	Under a Blanket of Blue	Take Two	1983	LP	From 1934		0:24:53 (Pop-up)
Eddie Cantor	When My Ship Comes In	The Columbia Years 1922–1940	Columbia Legacy	1994	CD	From 1934		0:28:02 (Pop-up)
Fred Astaire	Let's Call the Whole Thing Off	Starring Fred Astaire	Columbia	1989	LP	From 1937		0:31:05 (Pop-up)

Billy Bragg and The Blokes	St. Monday	England, Half English	Elektra	2002	CD			0:47:29 (Pop-up)
The Fun Boy Three	Summertime "Summertime" by "The Fun Boy Three"	12" single	Chrysalis	1982	12"			0:50:29 (Pop-up)
GUM & Ambrose Kenny Smith	Resilience	Ill Times	PDoom	2024	MP3		*	0:56:10 (Pop-up)
Sven Wunder & Drumetrics	Rock Formation	Free Time	PIano Piano	2024	MP3		*	0:59:54 (Pop-up)
Biff Rose	The Shah's Embroidered Psychodelic Pants	Half Live at the Bitter End	Buddah	1970	LP			1:03:25 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Richman & the Modern Lovers	Shirin & Fahrad	It's Time For...	Upside	1986	LP			1:08:10 (Pop-up)
Ever-Lovin’ Jug Band	Little Rubber Boots	Move That Thing	Jalopy	2024	LP		*	1:12:59 (Pop-up)
Syl Sylvain and The Teardrops	Teardrops	Syl Sylvain and The Teardrops	RCA	1981	LP			1:15:33 (Pop-up)
Bunky & Jake	Daphne Plum "Daphne Plum" by "Bunky & Jake"	Bunky & Jake	Mercury	1968	LP			1:18:28 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	My Best Friend	Surrealistic Pillow	RCA	1967	LP			1:20:54 (Pop-up)
Mister Rogers	It's Such a Good Feeling	You're Growing	Youngheart	1992	CD			1:23:46 (Pop-up)

Single File: a bunch of 45s in a row for about a half-hour
Sergio Mendes & Brasil '77	The Crab (Karan-gai-jo)	single	A&M	1972	45			1:33:08 (Pop-up)
Bedford Incident	The Feeling That I Get When You're Near Me	single	Kapp	1969	45			1:35:31 (Pop-up)
Medicine	Everybody "Everybody" by "Medicine"	single	Capitol	1972	45			1:38:11 (Pop-up)
Tommy Roe	Charlie, I Love Your Wife	single	Warner Bros.	1980	45			1:40:24 (Pop-up)
Hoodoo Gurus	Cajun Country "Cajun Country" by "Hoodoo Gurus"	single	RCA	1989	45			1:43:20 (Pop-up)
Bobby Freeman	Everybody's Got a Hang Up	single	Double Shot	1969	45			1:47:15 (Pop-up)
The Chantels	The Plea "The Plea" by "The Chantels"	single	End	1957	45			1:50:07 (Pop-up)
Julie Covington	Easy to Slip "Easy to Slip" by "Julie Covington"	single	Virgin	1977	45			1:53:02 (Pop-up)

Too Pure, 1990–2008 "Too Pure, 1990–2008"
Stereolab	Changer "Changer" by "Stereolab"	Switched On	Too Pure/Slumberland	1992	CD			2:08:29 (Pop-up)
Th' Faith Healers	Sparklingly Chime	Imaginary Friend	Too Pure/Elektra	1994	CD			2:12:56 (Pop-up)
PJ Harvey	Sheela-Na-Gig "Sheela-Na-Gig" by "PJ Harvey"	Too Pure: The Peel Sessions	Strange Fruit	1992	CD	John Peel, 29 Oct 1991		2:17:40 (Pop-up)
Seefeel	Plainsong "Plainsong" by "Seefeel"	Polyfusia	Too Pure	1993	CD			2:20:57 (Pop-up)
Pram	Dancing on a Star "Dancing on a Star" by "Pram"	Helium	Too Pure/American Recordings	1995	CD			2:27:49 (Pop-up)
Laika	Poor Gal "Poor Gal" by "Laika"	Sounds of the Satellites	Too Pure/Sire	1997	CD			2:32:02 (Pop-up)
Seely	Bubble Bath "Bubble Bath" by "Seely"	Julie Only	Too Pure/American Recordings	1996	CD			2:35:09 (Pop-up)
Mouse on Mars	Cache Coeur Naif "Cache Coeur Naif" by "Mouse on Mars"	Rost Pocks: The EP Collection	Too Pure/Beggars Banquet	2003	CD	From 1997; feat. Laetitia and Mary from Stereolab		2:39:45 (Pop-up)
Jack	Kid Stardust "Kid Stardust" by "Jack"	Biography of a First Son EP	Too Pure	1996	CD			2:42:39 (Pop-up)
Hefner	Every Little Gesture "Every Little Gesture" by "Hefner"	The Fidelity Wars	Too Pure/Beggars Banquet	1999	CD			2:47:39 (Pop-up)
Electrelane	You Make Me Weak at the Knees	The Power Out	Too Pure	2004	CD			2:51:40 (Pop-up)

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	9:04am yerfriendpaul: Good morning Joe, everyone!
	9:05am Hughie Considine: Morning, yippers. I love when Monday morning begins in sepia-toned 1936...
	9:05am Karl: ↳ Song: "Wake Up and Sing" by "Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra" This is great
	9:06am Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "I Love to Singa" by "Cab Calloway and His Orchestra" Hi Joe and Owl Jolson!
	9:06am Karl: ↳ Song: "I Love to Singa" by "Cab Calloway and His Orchestra" Wondering if this record was influential on Mark E. Smith
	9:07am Noel: https://archive.org/details/ilovetosinga1936_202001
	9:08am Karl: Now I'm imagining Mark E. Smith as a cabaret performer in the 30s
	9:08am yerfriendpaul: So glad I got a chance to see Cab Calloway and his orchestra perform in Hartford in the 80s. Free outdoor concert sponsored by Aetna. He was older but put on a great show
	9:08am The Oscar: ↳ Song: "I Love to Singa" by "Cab Calloway and His Orchestra" Mornin' all! I can't be the only one thinking of the singing owl right now.
	9:08am Strandlund: ↳ yerfriendpaul @9:08 Nice!!
	9:09am Charles in Chicago: ↳ yerfriendpaul @9:08 wow. Cab was great, really one of a kind
	9:10am yerfriendpaul: Not only did Cab perform, but the Nicolas Brothers (also, up there in age) also performed and were great
	9:11am The Oscar: ↳ Song: "Hot Dogs and Sasparella" by "Ted Fio Rito and His... Going up to the beach this week, and man oh man do hot dogs and sasparilla sound good.
	9:11am Joe McG: G'mornin', folks! Hope your Monday is going good so far. Thanks for joining me today.
	9:11am chresti: Morning Joe and surfies! Getting ready to leave SF
	9:12am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Joe and Yipping listeners!
	9:12am Strandlund: ↳ yerfriendpaul @9:10 Twice Nice!!
	9:12am Deano de los Muertos: ↳ Song: "Us on a Bus" by ""Fats" Waller and His Rhythm" Fats is my favorite
	9:12am milk t: good morning
	9:12am yerfriendpaul: Fats!!!!! His voice/playing = instant joyful feeling
	9:13am Hughie Considine: Fats was one of my dad's faves. I once tried to share one of Joe's shows of this type with my dad, but he told me there was some strange technical difficulties with the file. It was, of course, Joe's intro. Dad was convinced there was something wrong with his radio ...
	9:13am Peter from Saranac Lake NY: Yip yip hooray, it's noise time! Good morning Joe McG and fellow travelers!
	9:14am yerfriendpaul: ↳ Hughie Considine @9:13 Ha ha! The yips yips
	9:15am Webhamster Henry: This set is like me sitting in my seat with the big hole in it at the Thalia Theatre.
	9:16am Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Hughie Considine @9:13 "You're trying to trick me!" 👽
	9:16am Joe M: Love it! The annual “I’m big with mothers-in-law” set Singa Singa Pulled out my raccoon coat “go state”
	9:17am Creature Boy: ↳ Song: "You Oughta Be in Pictures" by "Rudy Vallée and Hi... 🎶 🎵 🎬 🎞 🎥 💣 🎶 🎵
	9:18am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Hughie Considine @9:13 When I was growing up my dad sang a lot of Cab Calloway around the house, but I never knew the source of the songs until decades later, after my Dad was gone. He never explained the songs to me, just sang bits and pieces of them. Also Louis Jordan. They were like musical breadcrumbs, a trail for me to follow. Of course at the time I was only interested in the Ramones, but I picked up on it much later.
	9:18am Cheryl The Nerd: Greetings fellow nerds...
	9:19am JohnEBGood: Nothing like Hod Dogs and Sasparilla with my Coney Island sweetheart. Thanks for the swing Joe ; )
	9:19am Cheryl The Nerd: This setlist is giving me Rich Conaty flashbacks. :)
	9:20am Joe M: Victoria Jackson? (Pu-Leeze Mr. Hemingway)
	9:20am traven: Great opening set, Joe! My compliments to you.
	9:21am Karl: My dad used to tell me about his first music teacher, a traveling music teacher that went from town to town in rural Georgia back in the 40s. She traveled with a record player and 78 RPM records. Considering she was probably carrying music cut to shellac in the 30s, I wonder if he heard any music like this back then.
	9:22am Hughie Considine: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:18 What a gift. Sometimes it takes a long time to see things from our dads' POV.
	9:22am Joe McG: ↳ Cheryl The Nerd @9:19 One of my radio heroes!
	9:23am pmcWhenever: sasparilla grows wild all around me…
	9:23am Hughie Considine: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:18 PS: Your dad sounds like a swell guy.
	9:24am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Hughie Considine @9:23 Indeed he was, even if I didn't always appreciate him. And now I'm older than he was when he passed away, which is quite a feeling. I've outlived Jimi, Jesus, Elvis, and now my dad....
	9:25am Strandlund: Kids...Now, THIS is MUSIC!!
	9:25am Plus So Much More: Supremely astounding show, Joe! Marvelous.
	9:26am traven: ↳ Strandlund @9:25 I agree with you 100%!
	9:26am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:24 Hey Hugie, I recognize Bryan Ferry and Michael Stipe in yr profile pic, but who are the two in the middle?
	9:26am milk t: ↳ Plus So Much More @9:25 yessss all these are so good
	9:27am Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Carioca" by "Connee Boswell" Here's a revue song with a bit of a parody of The Carioca: jhhl.net...
	9:27am Hughie Considine: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:26 Beck and Sigourney Weaver. All three very close friends of mine.
	9:27am yerfriendpaul: ↳ Song: "Carioca" by "Connee Boswell" Love that piano break
	9:28am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Hughie Considine @9:27 Oh, of course!
	9:28am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Song: "Carioca" by "Connee Boswell" Not to be confused with "The Vapor Carioca" by The Bobs.
	9:28am Hughie Considine: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:24 It is freaky when we live longer than our heroes -- almost doesn't feel right.
	9:29am Roberto: ↳ Song: "Carioca" by "Connee Boswell" Well, I learned something today. My dopey martial arts instructors have been calling the "carioca" the "karaoke" all this time.
	9:29am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Hughie Considine @9:28 Well, it's better than the alternative!
	9:29am Buzzportnoy: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:27 Also used in the french comedy movie "La Cité de la Peur" un film de Les Nuls youtu.be...
	9:30am Roberto: ↳ Roberto @9:29 I shall be bringing this up during today's class.
	9:33am Joe M: Nice thrift store (shoe) reference by Eddie Cantor
	9:33am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" by "Fred Astaire" This was the kind of ditty you would learn from your folks...
	9:33am yerfriendpaul: ↳ Song: "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" by "Fred Astaire" Such a great song! The lyrics are tremendous
	9:34am Webhamster Henry: ↳ Hughie Considine @9:33 The Ella and Louis version is delightful!
	9:34am Sam: My grandparents used to sing this all the time. That and "Yes we have no bananas"
	9:35am Deano de los Muertos: ersters?! 🦪
	9:35am yerfriendpaul: ↳ Sam @9:34 Another classic!!
	9:35am doctorjazz: Cool Set! Hi Joe, Noisemakers!
	9:35am gauche knee: ↳ Song: "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" by "Fred Astaire" Absolutely loved this set & this gem to end it💗
	9:35am Sam: ↳ Deano de los Muertos @9:35 Like terlet
	9:35am Hughie Considine: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:34 yes indeed ... perfect as a duet
	9:35am Gregosaurus: ↳ Deano de los Muertos @9:35 Only in Brooklyn.
	9:35am Strandlund: Standing Ovation, Joe!!
	9:35am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Roberto @9:30 Great set Joe, me and the wife and our two cats just sitting here contentedly smiling, sipping our morning coffee. Life is just fine.
	9:35am Brendan: Swell set Joe
	9:36am doctorjazz: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:34 True dat! (everything Ella and Louis did was great)
	9:36am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:35 (well the cats aren't actually sipping coffee, but they are smiling their cat-smiles)
	9:36am Marley P. Dogg: Good morning Joe McG and friends! Hope everyone had a great weekend!
	9:36am Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Like Me a Little Bit Less (Love Me a Little Bit M... Not to be confused with Gus Bodenheim...
	9:36am gauche knee: ↳ Webhamster Henry @9:34 Yes,Ella & Louie …perfection
	9:37am Hughie Considine: When pitcher Waite Hoyt was injured in a game at Ebbets Field, the cry went up, "Hert's hoit!"
	9:37am Roberto: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:35 That was probably intended for Joe M, but seeing as cats are involved, I'll take it!
	9:38am Roberto: ↳ Roberto @9:37 My li'l booger is sitting here with me on my desk right now.
	9:39am Sam: Back in the days when people would come to blows over pronunciation.
	9:40am V Priceless: 'erster' is an old Brooklyn pronunciation
	9:43am The Butterman: Once I hear Eddie Cantor belting out I think of “the last rose of summer, is the sweeeetest rose of alllllllll” and I think it’s the end of summer and DONT like it one bit. Also, I will spend the entire day screaming, “ the last rose of summmmmmahhhhhhh”
	9:46am alanSixº: I had to pull over just to say my next dog is going to be named Muzzy Marmalino
	9:47am Cheryl The Nerd: Saw something online yesterday that some guy named his dog "Ozzy Pawsborne--The Prince Of Barkness". I can't top that.
	9:47am Col & Eddie in the app: Heard the band Novak? They have a song called Rapunzel that’s my favourite song ever
	9:48am Deano de los Muertos: ↳ V Priceless @9:40 Thanks, definitely never heard it before
	9:48am Joe McG: ↳ alanSixº @9:46 A wonderful tribute!
	9:49am gauche knee: ↳ Charles in Chicago @9:36 I knew a cat that loved coffee. He was a jet black beauty named Inky Java Joe…he would aggressively steal sips of my coffee when I wasn’t looking. The origin of his addiction …he was rescued from a park slope coffee shop yard. O & your morning sounds perfect.
	9:49am Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "St. Monday" by "Billy Bragg and The Blokes" Drink Me's St. Monday is one of my favorite songs: www.youtube.com...
	9:49am Brendan: Erstwhile pronounciation
	9:49am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Song: "St. Monday" by "Billy Bragg and The Blokes" Can't go wrong with Billy Bragg! His live shows are great. It's like going to a World History class and getting a great lecture.
	9:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ Good ☽Monday FMUvianz ~
	9:53am Strandlund: ↳ Song: "Summertime" by "The Fun Boy Three" This is great!!
	9:54am Gregosaurus: ↳ Song: "Summertime" by "The Fun Boy Three" Never heard this one before.
	9:54am David The Splatter: Morning, Cheryl and Rabbit and Henry and, of course, Mr. McGasko!
	9:55am Andres: ↳ Song: "Summertime" by "The Fun Boy Three" Good morning, Joe and all. Also new to me. Nice. It’s got those FB3 drums. It was Terry Halls voice that got my ears. Feeling summer waning around here.
	9:55am Mattynotimes: Damn this version of Summertime is awesome! Mornin Joe! Loving the set
	9:55am morphe': ↳ Song: "Summertime" by "The Fun Boy Three" With everyday Madrid temps at 100*f or higher for the past few weeksand the weeks to come ... I would slow this down and turn it into a serious dirge ... I just canna' reach the turntable..
	9:56am zachary: ↳ Song: "Summertime" by "The Fun Boy Three" This song is epic.
	9:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ☕️☠️Saluting Thee Assembled with thuh DeathWish Koffeez☠️☕️
	9:58am Roberto: ↳ morphe' @9:55 This is why we started our Madrid study abroad program with three weeks in Santiago de Compostela!
	9:58am morphe': ↳ Roberto @9:58 Viva el Norte !!!!! Suerte !!!
	9:59am Roberto: ↳ Roberto @9:58 Granted, climate change wasn't as severe in 1986, but Madrid was still deemed uninhabitable until September.
	9:59am Gregosaurus: ↳ Deano de los Muertos @9:48 Used to work with a bunch of old Brooklyn guys in a produce market 40 (!) years ago. The whole "boids" & "erl can" bit. That accent pretty much died out with that generation.
	9:59am Handy Haversack: ↳ alanSixº @9:46 Alan, was Tico named after the record label?
	10:03am morphe': ↳ Roberto @9:59 for the past 3? years it has been unbearable early June till late Sept ... Oct.... also, with no winter snows my closest mountain swimming hole is but a moss patch ..
	10:04am chris in the redwoods: ↳ Song: "Rock Formation" by "Sven Wunder & Drumetrics" wow, dig that!
	10:04am Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "The Shah's Embroidered Psychodelic Pants" by "Bif... Thought this was Hoboken Jack at first!
	10:05am Charles in Chicago: ↳ gauche knee @9:49 Cats are so interesting and diverse in their personalities and preferences
	10:05am Hughie Considine: ↳ Gregosaurus @9:59 There's a Honeymooners episode where Norton calls a coin a "kern." Definitely a Brooklyn thing.
	10:05am Roberto: ↳ morphe' @10:03 ¡Jo!
	10:07am rx "rexy" scabin: Good morning, Joe and Everyone.
	10:08am zachary: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:04 Ha!
	10:08am traven: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:05 "Space helmet on, oh Captain Video!
	10:09am V Priceless: ↳ Deano de los Muertos @9:48 You're welcome! What Gregosaurus said. Learned it from my dad (1918-2010). See also Ed Norton, Honeymooners episode where he's pretending to be a doctor, and tells the magazine editor he went to public school in "Erster Bay"! Classic stuff!
	10:09am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:05 Sluggo speaks Brooklynese in older Nancy comics (girls are "goils") but he lost it at some point. You take R's out of some woids and insert them in others... eg "Brenda's mother" becomes "Brender's mudda"
	10:10am Greg from ZONE 5: Go Jojo!
	10:10am morphe': ↳ traven @10:08 the dogfood episode ...".. still say that's the best pate [pronounced "Pa-Day"] I've ever had...'
	10:14am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:04 So did I!
	10:14am zachary: ↳ Song: "Little Rubber Boots" by "Ever-Lovin’ Jug Band" And you're going to need those rubber boots! I like it.
	10:14am Gregosaurus: ↳ V Priceless @10:09 A little old Brooklyn poetry: The spring is sprung, The grass is riz. I wonder where the boidies is. The little boids is on the wing. Naa, dats obsoid; The little wings is on the boids.
	10:15am Roberto: If you want to hear contemporary Brooklynese, check out Fred and Alan's guest appearances on Pseu's shows.
	10:15am Hughie Considine: ↳ Roberto @10:15 Are they Brooklyn or Joisey?
	10:15am V Priceless: ↳ Gregosaurus @10:14 Haha! Thanks for sharing. That lingo never gets old!
	10:17am Hughie Considine: ↳ Charles in Chicago @10:09 Yup, and Krazy Kat, which predated Nancy, was big on Brooklyn-ese.
	10:18am Roberto: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:15 I think they're originally from Brooklyn.
	10:19am steveo: Happy Monday!
	10:20am Hughie Considine: ↳ Roberto @10:18 I suppose that's a particular variety of Brooklyn that they reflect. To me they sound like Larry "Bud" Mellman, who was indeed from Brooklyn.
	10:21am Webhamster Henry: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:17 Milt Gross was a master documentarian of Dialectical tenement English: en.wikipedia.org...
	10:21am Philip: McGasko brings the eclectic. So good. Mornin' erstyers! yeah, brooklyn. family members used to say that
	10:22am clarke: yip yip yip ya'll!!
	10:22am doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "My Best Friend" by "Jefferson Airplane" Saw Jorma not long ago at The City Winery NYC (Steven Bernstein sat in), still plays a mean acoustic guitar!
	10:23am Roberto: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:20 I suppose it's not so much contemporary as genuine.
	10:23am clarke: i was out exercising, and on the erters comment - it is a total new orleans thang - which (some say) comes from brooklynese
	10:24am clarke: ↳ clarke @10:23 -ersters
	10:24am Hughie Considine: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:21 thanks, this looks super cool!
	10:24am HyperDose: ↳ Song: "It's Such a Good Feeling" by "Mister Rogers" 😍😍😍
	10:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "My Best Friend" by "Jefferson Airplane" Few Albums so evocative of a Place & Time - & ones of notable relevance & impermanence.
	10:25am Mattynotimes: And now Mr. Rogers! YESSSSSS
	10:25am Brian in UK: Hey Joe.
	10:25am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Song: "It's Such a Good Feeling" by "Mister Rogers" Let's all hark back to our childhoods!
	10:25am clarke: i'm growing!
	10:25am chris in the redwoods: ↳ Song: "It's Such a Good Feeling" by "Mister Rogers" <3
	10:25am Michael C St Lou: ↳ Song: "It's Such a Good Feeling" by "Mister Rogers" ❤
	10:25am David The Splatter: ↳ Song: "It's Such a Good Feeling" by "Mister Rogers" 🤗
	10:25am Gregosaurus: ↳ Song: "It's Such a Good Feeling" by "Mister Rogers" This is waking up brain cells I haven't accessed in 50 years!
	10:25am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @10:24 Good day to ya!
	10:26am Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @10:25 What up, clarke!
	10:26am rx "rexy" scabin: I needed that.
	10:26am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:25 and it TIS!
	10:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "It's Such a Good Feeling" by "Mister Rogers" I call it Stealth Jazz how we'd get real Players behind such Kiddos' shows & things...
	10:27am clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:26 finishin' my coffee (i don't drink coffee)
	10:27am Brian in UK: Growing older but not up?
	10:28am Mattynotimes: Jake is my cousin!
	10:28am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "My Best Friend" by "Jefferson Airplane" For a band that was as big as Jefferson Airplane, they didn't really become an influence on anyone that I can see.
	10:28am Noir Lover: I like After Bathing at Baxter's.
	10:29am Chris in Kensington Bklyn: Greetings, Joe and all! Welcome to the week.
	10:32am Mattynotimes: He’s still making music. I want to bring him in to play music live some time and talk about his LES days!
	10:34am Joe McG: ↳ Mattynotimes @10:32 Oh my gosh, you need to!
	10:35am doctorjazz: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:28 The vocals of the group X reminded me of the Grace/Kantner vocals.
	10:35am Dean: Was expecting "Everything Gives You Cancer" at the beginning of this SM&B'77. In '81 Sylvain had not long before accompanied David Johansen on a tour. Their appearance at Costa Mesa's Cuckoo's Nest was one of the top shows for me.
	10:36am Handy Haversack: ↳ clarke @10:27 Calmer than you are, Dude.
	10:37am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "The Crab (Karan-gai-jo)" by "Sergio Mendes & Bras... From Wiki: "Thinking about the immortality of the crab" (Spanish: Pensando en la inmortalidad del cangrejo) is a Spanish idiom about daydreaming.
	10:37am Hughie Considine: That's a good point. Noted!
	10:40am clarke: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:36 shifts!
	10:42am Noir Lover: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:28 Jefferson Airplane records can still be bought for dirt cheap if that's any barometer.
	10:43am Dean: I acquired Volunteers for free. Sitting in a box on somebody's curb.
	10:43am Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "Charlie, I Love Your Wife" by "Tommy Roe" Kitty-corner from Story Corner.
	10:44am tim: ↳ Song: "Cajun Country" by "Hoodoo Gurus" Hey Joe and everyone!
	10:44am Joe McG: ↳ Dean @10:43 Great art! Love the newspaper inside, too. Wonder who did it first, them or the Four Seasons?
	10:45am BillyLundun: ↳ Song: "Charlie, I Love Your Wife" by "Tommy Roe" I'm assuming this wasn't some Manson sleeper track from an alternative California.
	10:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...course anytime you got a Rawkband with both Mens & Womens especially singing the Airplane comparison is paraded out ...but real Influence is another matter. Maybe a real good point. Someone like Sky Cries Mary it might actually apply... Wouldn't be deeply shocked if Siouxsie was a closet Gracey enthusiast ...nor if she weren't...
	10:46am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Song: "Cajun Country" by "Hoodoo Gurus" Thanks for reminding me: Hoodoo Gurus coming to Racket in NYC 9/14.
	10:47am tim: ↳ Song: "Cajun Country" by "Hoodoo Gurus" If Mars needs guitars, then the bayou needs....?
	10:47am Hughie Considine: ↳ Noir Lover @10:42 It's telling, but many records in the cheap bins are by people who were not only big but influential as hell. The Who's catalog seems to fetch far less than the Beatles, Stones, Zeppelin, for example. I don't think you'd pay much for an old copy of Joni Mitchell LP besides Blue.
	10:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:46 ...I mean - there must be many influenced by the Airplane ...just don't ask me for a list early of a Monday...
	10:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:47 A little strange as TheWho had much less distribution in the actual day - until the 70s I suppose... But they've been generous with Extras & things on CDs ...& the abundance of Who Greatest Hits collections over the decades is a kind of in-joke....
	10:49am Dean: There's the catch! My Volunteers does not have the newspaper. I guess you get what you pay for.
	10:50am tim: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:48 It's seems like individual players in Airplane are listed as influences more than the group. But I wouldn't mind hearing a contemporary band with obvious Airplane influences.
	10:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ tim @10:50 Right. Hendrix was certainly enthused about playing with Jack Casady when there was opportunity. But does he always make the shortlist of Greatest Bassists as often as he merits.
	10:51am Noir Lover: I think a lot of crooners like Steve Perry and ilk were listening to Marty Balin.
	10:53am Handy Haversack: ↳ Cheryl The Nerd @10:46 What's that place like? I saw Boris is playing there in October.
	10:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Noir Lover @10:51 Interesting. Marty deserves better credits, imho... I often think JanisJoplin deserves more credit for Plant, Noddy & StevenTyler type vocalists. But - Woman.
	10:53am tim: Actually, it seems like most of the 60s SF records are still moderately priced. A few years ago I realized even though I've loved t he SF bands for decades I hardly had any of their records. All the Quicksilver, Moby Grape, Airplane, Beautiful Day, etc rekkids I've picked up have been moderately priced.
	10:54am Hughie Considine: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:49 And I get the joke! Still, I never felt the need to replenish my Who collection -- I guess those odds-and-sods Pete Townshend collections provided me with all the alternate takes I needed. Quadrophenia would benefit from remastering but apparently not possible because of the way the vocals were recorded.
	10:54am Joe McG: The guy who wrote the "Jefferson Airplane Love You" box set liner notes thinks that they were as influential as the Beatles.
	10:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Maybe SanFrancisco remained more of an Underground after all.
	10:55am Clincher16": Howdy all
	10:55am clarke: lowell!!
	10:56am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& of course as definitive as TheWho always were ...their Charting #1s were few indeed...
	10:56am Hughie Considine: ↳ Joe McG @10:54 Well, that's an interesting take. Does he provide any evidence? They were very much paradigm-breaking in the things they said and how they marketed themselves.
	10:57am clarke: ↳ Joe McG @10:54 yeah, no way close
	10:57am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:53 Don't know, never been there. But it looks like a standing-only mosh pit. That's what's keeping me from going. I just can't do that anymore--although I'll be forcing myself to do it in October for Nick Lowe.
	10:57am clarke: moshing to the knife! nice!
	10:58am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Heyo all. TGIM and all that.
	10:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Airplane were the highest profile Charting face of all of Psychedelia / Hippiedom for a moment. & everything that goes with that - in terms of attitudes & Forms & Culture...
	10:59am tadpoles: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:58 Strangely enough that Skip Spence track had a decidedly Mamas & The Papas feel. Cheers
	10:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:53 Boris' three-high amp stacks in some Club ?? ...Alert the seismic quake monitors...
	11:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ tadpoles @10:59 Yeah. DamagePsych & Songwriter go together I suppose - a la Syd...
	11:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cale worked with NickDrake as did Richard Thompson... Way kewl.
	11:01am Dean: It seems Volunteers had a delayed release, because the band refused to release it while RCA Victor challenged some of the lyrics in the title song. The band won their challenge in Sept. '69, per Variety. By early Oct., the album was "upcoming." Genuine Imitation Life Gazette was being advertised in Feb. '69. So, unless JA had Volunteers ready for issue at the beginning of the year, it appears the Four Seasons started the newspaper trend. See also Thick As a Brick.
	11:02am Gregosaurus: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:59 That worked particularly well some years back at Poisson Rouge. (Flood, maybe?)
	11:02am Hughie Considine: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:58 That's right -- my point was that for a band that huge, one doesn't hear much of their musical legacy in subsequent acts. And usually, bands that get as big the Airplane are copied.
	11:02am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Hughie Considine @10:17 I think Krazy was more New Orleans than Brooklyn.
	11:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dean @11:01 ...'Sometime in NYC'...
	11:02am tadpoles: Yeah..."Oar" up there as essential listening as "The Madcap Laughs". Cheers
	11:03am Hughie Considine: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:02 Yep, I mispeaked! But some of those woids come out the same in print.
	11:03am tadpoles: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:00 Was replying to you RR.
	11:03am Noir Lover: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @10:53 Today and Comin Back to Me are the best songs on Surrealistic Pillow imo. No disrespect to Grace she's great.
	11:05am Karl: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:02 Pink Floyd?
	11:05am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:02 nope, Krazy Kat was totally off of brooklynese, as was bugs bunny
	11:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Noir Lover @11:03 I understand. No filler on that Album really.
	11:07am Hughie Considine: ↳ Karl @11:05 I think Floyd influenced a lot of bands, althoug their live shows were tough to imitate.
	11:07am clarke: there are subtle differences between yat-speak (nola) and brooklynese
	11:07am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:03 "There is a New Orleans city accent ... assocated with downtown New Orleans, particularly with the German and Irish Third Ward, that is hard to distinguish from the accent of Hoboken, New Jersey and Astoria, Long Island, where the Al Smith inflection, extinct in Manhattan, has taken refuge. The reason, as you might expect, is that the same stocks that brought the accent to Manhattan imposed it on New Orleans" - A.J. Liebling, "The Earl of Louisiana", quoted in "A Confederacy of Dunces" by John Kennedy Toole.
	11:07am Karl: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:07 No, I'm saying that I think Floyd was pretty clearly influenced by Jefferson Airplane.
	11:08am efd: Thanks for the mention, Joe!
	11:08am Kotzwinkled: LA LOM is terrific live. Very good vibes.
	11:08am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:07 this is pretty true - but Krazy Kat is nowhere near nola accent
	11:09am clarke: ↳ efd @11:08 howdy!
	11:09am Handy Haversack: ↳ Cheryl The Nerd @10:57 We're seeing Slift and the Osees the same week as that Boris show, so I'd call it unlikely for us as well ...
	11:09am Joe McG: ↳ efd @11:08 Hey Evan, do you know what band is here right now? They have a lot of members bringing equipment in!
	11:09am Charles in Chicago: ↳ clarke @11:08 Really? Herriman was born in New Orleans, I always figured that's where he got the inspiration for Krazy-talk. If not Nola, where do you place it?
	11:09am clarke: and, the nola accent is slowly dying out!! we call it a yat-cent
	11:10am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:09 I was hoping to mention it to JoeB today, but it looks like that will have to wait.
	11:10am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:09 in brooklyn even!!
	11:10am Hughie Considine: ↳ Karl @11:07 Hmmm ... they certainly tread in that spacey atmospheric zone but ... does correlation mean causation?
	11:11am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:09 actually, Krazy Kat sounds like, to me, the fine actor Bert Lahr (the cowardly lion)
	11:11am efd: ↳ Joe McG @11:09 No idea! Let me look at the studio schedule.
	11:12am Scott Williams: ↳ Joe McG @11:09 Hi Joe - that's Winged Wheel, setting up a session for Kendra
	11:12am clarke: ↳ Song: "Changer" by "Stereolab" ain't dis grand??!!
	11:12am Hughie Considine: ↳ Song: "Changer" by "Stereolab" I have a lot of Stereolab and this one always rises to the top. Repetition can be so beautiful.
	11:13am Joe McG: ↳ Scott Williams @11:12 Cool, thanks! I'd like to dip in to hear a bit of that when I'm done here!
	11:13am efd: ↳ Scott Williams @11:12 What Scott said!
	11:13am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Karl @11:07 Interesting. I'd tend to think there were parallel developments that early in London & SF - in terms of Avant-oriented Psych, long Improvisation (after Jazz really) @ Freak Outs ...but everyone became aware of everyone very rapidly (...there were - as they say - 'Hip' in the 60s...)
	11:13am tim: ↳ Song: "Changer" by "Stereolab" Was the first Switched On a proper album or singles collection like the later volumes?
	11:14am common: ↳ Song: "Sparklingly Chime" by "Th' Faith Healers" faith healers! got to see them way back with unrest. such a great show! love this! thanks, joe
	11:14am tim: ↳ Song: "Sparklingly Chime" by "Th' Faith Healers" I saw these guys open for Blues Explosion in February 1994.
	11:14am Gregosaurus: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:12 Allways love to hear Stereolab lock into a groove & drive it down til the keyboards start to smoke.
	11:15am Charles in Chicago: ↳ clarke @11:11 Interesting. I thought it was more Nola than NY but I could be wrong. I think some if it is just out of Herriman's fertile imagination. I've been making my way through the 13-volume Krazy&Ignatz set published by Fantagraphics covering the years 1916-1944. I'm up to 1925. It's pretty great, a nice escape from today's toxic media environment (WFMU excluded). "There is a heppy land, fur fur away"
	11:16am Hughie Considine: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:15 For what it's worth, I found this explanation, which supports what you both are saying: "Krazy's accent is meant to be the "yat" accent of New Orleans, an accent that Krazy's creator would have come into contact with and probably spoke. It sounds a lot like a Brooklyn accent, thanks largely to a very similar blend of ethnicities having settled in the area."
	11:17am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:15 well, herriman wrote the strip, but i am not sure he had anything to do with the cartoon, esp the voicing? i dunno.
	11:18am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:16 yeah, but i am VERY familiar with the nola accent and it is different from KK's in the cartoon.
	11:18am chris in the redwoods: PJ! <3
	11:19am clarke: the popularity of the Popeye cartoons in '40's and 50's and 60's new orleans is INSANE!!
	11:19am Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "Sheela-Na-Gig" by "PJ Harvey" Nice. K8 books a series of shows and took her booking title from this song. Also, Mary Wing 3OAKed it some time back: wfmu.org...
	11:20am Hughie Considine: ↳ clarke @11:19 I still recall the animated version of Krazy Kat that ran briefly in the late '60s. Along with Beetle Bailey and Snuffy Smith, which had a rip-roaring theme song. Great times!!
	11:20am Charles in Chicago: ↳ clarke @11:17 I don't know what cartoon you are referring to, I'm talking about the comic strip.
	11:21am morphe': ↳ Song: "Sheela-Na-Gig" by "PJ Harvey" Nat'l Museum Ireland Sheela-Na-Gig https://www.digitalheritageage.com/snag_nmi
	11:21am HesperusWrecked: ↳ common @11:14 Saw that same bill at Maxwell's. I was expecting Unrest to be pop-ish, Stereolab to be a little trying live. Turned out opposite. Unrest were somewhat staid, and the Lab were really stirring, just fantastic.
	11:21am Chris in Kensington Bklyn: ↳ Song: "Sheela-Na-Gig" by "PJ Harvey" Always nice to hear Polly Jean on these airwaves!
	11:21am clarke: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:20 that is what i am talking about - also TopCat had a brooklyn thing going too
	11:21am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:21 Thanks for the Milt Gross reference, I just ordered a copy of "Nize Baby" which I am looking forward to reading.
	11:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:20 I wish I saw those ! I see the ads...
	11:22am Joe McG: ↳ morphe' @11:21 I was there, morphe'! :)
	11:22am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:20 as hughie just mentioned, there was a KK cartoon. that's what i have been referring to, the whole time. never read the comic strip!
	11:22am Philip: PJ Harvey is greatness
	11:22am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ' tenement English '
	11:22am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Hughie Considine @11:16 See also my comment at 1107
	11:23am common: ↳ HesperusWrecked @11:21 so cool! yea, for some reason stereolab did not play that date. I was bummed but had a great experience
	11:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Webhamster Henry @10:21 ' tenement English ' ...from up there...
	11:24am clarke: all i can tell you is that the krazy kat cartoon voice is not nola-speak.
	11:25am clarke: ↳ clarke @11:24 so, it is probably someone who is not from here, writing about it.
	11:25am chris in the redwoods: ↳ Handy Haversack @11:19 thanks for the Mary link! i will check that out. :)
	11:25am Charles in Chicago: ↳ clarke @11:22 You really should check out the comic, it's an American classic. T.S. Eliot, Willem de Kooning, H.L. Mencken, P.G. Wodehouse and Jack Kerouac were all fans. Readers were mostly baffled but W.R. Hearst was a fan and made sure it stayed in syndication, sometimes against the wishes of local newspaper publishers who said they were getting complaints from readers. The comic strip is canon, the cartoon is secondary.
	11:26am clarke: and if you wanna read a comic which gets the nola accent ex-zackly key-rekt: try Bunny Matthews.
	11:26am chris in the redwoods: ↳ Joe McG @11:22 whoa! niiiiice.
	11:26am Dean: I only realized about a week ago that T.S. Eliot is an anagram for toilets. S.T. Eliot is a palindrome! I gotcher Waste Land right here!
	11:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ clarke @11:24 Seems it would have to be a notable (Animated) Cartoon if Herriman really approved !
	11:27am clarke: i don't know if herriman approved of the cartoon?? ha ha.
	11:28am DeepCreep: Damn Joe! Got me zoning for real owww
	11:28am clarke: most times hollywood didn't make original writers too happy.
	11:28am Charles in Chicago: ↳ clarke @11:27 I'm going to have to look into this - en.wikipedia.org... - there were many different animated adaptations, from as early as 1919 up into the 60's. But I'm referring to the newspaper strip, which is the "real" Krazy Kat.
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dean @11:26 WHUT. ...his real name tho ?...
	11:29am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:28 (Seeing that Herriman died in 1944 he clearly had nothing to do with the later TV adapatations)
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:29 Ah.
	11:29am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:28 which i know very little about! but, i don't see how he could 'write' the accent. will have to check it.
	11:30am Dean: Thomas Stearns Eliot, right?
	11:31am clarke: the real nola accent didn't even start happening until the 20's-30's anyway
	11:31am tim: What a set, Joe!
	11:32am steveo: hi Joe. Nifty set! sadly Too Pure sounds like an apt epitaph
	11:33am Joe McG: ↳ tim @11:31 It's interesting to me sometimes to see what the bands on a label have in common, how much of a "label vision" there is.
	11:34am clarke: ↳ Joe McG @11:33 i would say the most ideosyncratic was Sarah Records?? or maybe Flying Nun?
	11:34am Dean: ECM, hatArt, CIMP, Harvest...
	11:35am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Joe McG @11:33 I've thought about that with Yep Roc. I was part of their Completist club for a while. But apart from Nick Lowe, Los Straitjackets, and The Fleshtones, I wasn't crazy about many of their bands.
	11:35am clarke: and, to me, the most varietal label was Reprise.
	11:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Easier to pick out stuff we'd think derives from Stereolab than Airplane it might seem...
	11:35am bixa (𝘣𝘦𝘦-𝘩𝘢): cool set
	11:37am Dean: I purchase regularly from two labels, Marston and Albion. I am a subscriber to the former, which specializes in issues of very old vocal and opera recordings. The latter has a growing catalog of works by or somehow related to Ralph Vaughan Williams. So, kinda not the same as a "house style" or "label vision."
	11:37am Hughie Considine: ↳ Cheryl The Nerd @11:35 When I wrote for the local alt-weekly down here in NC, I drove two hours to interview a guy who had every Merge release from the very beginning, cassettes, singles, everything. That was 10 years ago. I'm sure he's still at it!
	11:37am Charles in Chicago: ↳ clarke @11:29 Herriman was a genius with language, it's part of the joy of reading the strip. E.g. "There is a heppy land, fur fur away" or "A meddil, emblim of honna, simbil of integiddy, mokk of estimm, and glory…" I just found this nice article about Herriman's use of language, comparing him with Edmund Spenser artduckomagazine.wordpress.com...
	11:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ clarke @11:35 Founded by Sinatra for Artistic autonomy - it's where we got Hendrix in the USA...
	11:37am Joe McG: I guess you could say a lot of labels do have personalities. Sarah, Flying Nun, and Yep Roc certainly did/do. A contemporary label that has a very strong identity is Ghost Box.
	11:37am common: great set, joe! takes me back to a happy place
	11:38am Dean: Leo, FMP, Intakt, Ken Vandermark's various brands...
	11:38am SeanG: I dig everthing on Bongo Joe
	11:38am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: ↳ Song: "Poor Gal" by "Laika" Thanks for this; been ages since I head Laika...
	11:38am clarke: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:37 it's just all over the place - and i love that. !!
	11:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...4AD obvsly ...then it becomes about who's on the Label that Isn't That so much...
	11:39am clarke: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @11:39 i found 4AD pretty diverse
	11:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ clarke @11:38 Just the Market I'd think. Like what Zappa said about the CounterCulture did better with old cigar-chomping Businessmen RecExecs who didn't actually have a clue...
	11:40am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:37 Wikipedia says (in the "New Orleans English" article): "The main character of the cartoon strip Krazy Kat spoke in a slightly exaggerated phonetically-rendered version of early-20th century Yat; friends of the New Orleans-born cartoonist George Herriman recalled that he spoke with many of the same distinctive pronunciations." Apparently, I'd rather talk about Krazy Kat all day than buckle down and get to work. But that won't pay the bills (sadly)...
	11:40am Dean: 4AD is a great example of said diversity (Cocteau Twins, but Mojave 3...) that nevertheless presents itself as a Venn diagram. CT and M3 overlap on the margins. Factory, of course.
	11:41am clarke: i'm not saying there is a same-i-ness to these labels: but i will buy ANYthing on White Whale or Dunhill.
	11:42am clarke: or Dunwich
	11:42am Charles in Chicago: Chris Schlarb's (Psychic Temple) "Big Ego" label is fantastic, I've been enjoying a lot of their recent releases.
	11:42am Dean: Rolling Stones. Now there's a label with a house sound.
	11:42am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:42 yeah, sorry - i had been referring to the cartoon, not the comic!
	11:42am tim: ↳ Joe McG @11:33 That interests me too.
	11:43am Charles in Chicago: ↳ clarke @11:42 I get it. And now I'm interested to check out the cartoon too.
	11:44am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ Joe McG @11:37 Stiff Records sure as hell had an identity! :)
	11:44am tim: ↳ Song: "Kid Stardust" by "Jack" I either overlooked or forgot Jack in the subsequent 28 years. Sounds great!
	11:44am Charles in Chicago: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:43 or, "cartoons" since there were multiple animated adapatations. Further down the rebbit-hole I go!
	11:44am Ochre Ogre: ↳ Dean @11:40 Yes, and Dead Can Dance!
	11:45am Charles in Chicago: Ok time to make the donuts, later good people!
	11:45am Joe McG: ↳ Cheryl The Nerd @11:44 Oh yeah, my favorite! Stiff, Elektra, Verve Forecast, all labels this show has highlighted in the past because of their distinctive personalities.
	11:45am clarke: ↳ Charles in Chicago @11:43 haven't seen it in decades, if you find some place to see them, let us know!
	11:45am Dean: Dangerhouse Colgems?
	11:45am davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Kid Stardust" by "Jack" is this about charles bukowski?
	11:46am clarke: ↳ Joe McG @11:45 and i submit that Sarah Records is more same-y than those mentioned.
	11:47am Joe McG: ↳ davefromtoronto @11:45 I think it is!
	11:47am tim: I'm currently riding the Dot Dash Sounds train. Dot Dash (run by FMU's own Tom Dash) has put out all killer and no filler. 5 releases in and each is excellent.
	11:48am clarke: ↳ tim @11:47 don't pull the emergency stop chain
	11:48am morphe': Thanks Joe Mc G and all !!!
	11:48am tim: ↳ clarke @11:48 No way!
	11:48am Cheryl The Nerd: ↳ tim @11:47 Stand clear of the closing doors!
	11:49am doctorjazz: Thanks Joe!
	11:49am clarke: ↳ Song: "Every Little Gesture" by "Hefner" thanks for keeping reminding me of Hefner, Joe, and fab show!! !
	11:49am clarke: ↳ tim @11:48 mind the gap!
	11:49am Dean: Asylum
	11:50am davefromtoronto: it is! i just googled it. he used "kid stardust" as the name for himself as a boxer in a poem.
	11:50am clarke: ↳ Dean @11:49 maybe, but still nowhere near Sarah
	11:50am Joe McG: ↳ Dean @11:49 Most definitely!
	11:51am clarke: it was almost like Sarah had 'REQUIREMENTS'
	11:51am Ochre Ogre: Thanks Joe! Drats, I missed some interesting commenting about cartoons and labels.
	11:52am clarke: twas brillig!
	11:52am HesperusWrecked: If I could I would clicky-star the Too Pure label.
	11:53am Hughie Considine: What a roster! Thanks, Joe!
	11:53am tim: ↳ Song: "You Make Me Weak at the Knees" by "Electrelane" Oh boy! I was hoping Electrelane was going to show up! Such a great band! I was fortunate to see them twice.
	11:54am Joe McG: Thanks for listening and commenting today, folks. I'll see you again next Monday. Stay tuned for Tamar filling in for Joe!
	11:54am clarke: ↳ tim @11:53 wow! where was that?
	11:54am Cheryl The Nerd: Thanks Joe!
	11:54am clarke: ↳ Song: "You Make Me Weak at the Knees" by "Electrelane" great snare sound!
	11:55am tim: I saw them open for Le Tigre in Detroit mid 00s and headline in St Louis late 00s.
	11:55am tim: Thanks, Joe!
	11:56am clarke: ↳ tim @11:55 wow! cool.
	11:56am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Joe!
	11:56am bradford: Thanks Joe, as always.
	11:56am clarke: thnx joseph matthew
	11:57am Brendan: Thank you, Joe
	11:58am chris in the redwoods: thanks, Joe!
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Thanks, Joe!
	12:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ JoeMcG ~
	3:06pm zachary: Thanks, Joe! Great show!

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from August 12, 2024

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