WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from May 15, 2011

Listener comments!
	12:07am The Count of Al Dente: Hi there. Love your opening. Did you create that?
	12:08am D. Blumin: Hey, Joe as per our listener, it's the Rapture next week. The end is scheduled for the next FMU schedule in October. Just wanted you to calm down!!! Tahnks Familyradio!
	12:11am Joe McG: Hey, Count! Nope, it's the Yip Yip Aliens. Thanks for the reminder about the Rapture, Daniel. I wish I'd gone apocalyptic this week.
	12:24am The Count of Al Dente: Boy, am I behind the times. I just found out they're muppets.
	12:25am Joe McG: I hope you don't mean Barry and Tyrone.
	12:31am Joe D.: I'd like to dedicate this set to all the long term girlfriends, wives, and especially the ex versions of those
	12:31am Joe McG: Well done, Duffy!
	12:39am Joe D.: You are the one doing it well, McG! Saving my night homeboy
	12:42am Joe McG: Thanks, man! Thanks always for tunin' in.
	12:43am Marmalade Kitty: Hola! :)
	12:45am Joe McG: Hey, Kitty of Marmalade!
	1:14am Chop Scott: JOE! Risto--fantastic track. Always remember Maria L.!!
	1:17am Joe McG: I'm sure that's where I first heard it...it was one of her signature tunes!
	1:19am #K: a-hello-hello Joeke M. ! Best wishes on your show tonight! Sounds like a good episode so far.
	1:19am edinblack: Is this a Legendary Pink Dots satire?
	1:19am Matt from Springfield: Hi Joe! Are you playing all electronic songs this set (or did you pre-program them :)
	1:20am Joe McG: Thanks, #K! I'm feeling good so far! :) Hey, Ed! Not so far as I know! Hey Matt! I'm programmed not to answer your question!
	1:23am Matt from Springfield: The resistance is programmed deep in this one... I see I just missed Chaka Demus & Pliers -- you should play "Murder She Wrote". The only song from the Save The Last Dance soundtrack that I have and enjoy!
	1:24am Matt from Springfield: I love calypso, soca, ska, reggae and dub, but NOT dancehall! CD&P is the closest I get to liking dancehall.
	1:25am Joe McG: I'm getting a taste for it, Matt!
	1:27am Matt from Springfield: Like newer dancehall? It's one thing if it's reggae crossover from the 80s/90s, like Sly & Robbie produced Dawn Penn or Chaka Demus, but so much of the stuff after is heavy beat and rap-like vocals. My issue is it often lacks groove and coherence, but that's just me.
	1:29am Joe McG: I think the content of the newer stuff puts me off as it's so centered around gunplay and such. Seems like the older stuff was all about, uh, more carnal issues.
	1:31am Matt from Springfield: Now that stuff would be welcome on Surface Noise as it's always been. "For Understanding Carnal Knowledge"
	1:31am Joe McG: That was the first hour of the program tonight, I think!
	1:44am Joe McG: Two points for anyone who can guess what "it" is.
	1:46am Matt from Springfield: Great Steam Machine! Very '72 sound! I just downloaded the Dum Dum Girls EP today on iTunes, and realized Singles and EPs can once again be released easily. But since everything's in digital files, someone should make a "surface noise" app--turn it on and your iPod songs will sound like a record! You could have settings like "first playing", "ambient", "audible", "popping" and "grooveyard"!
	1:48am Joe McG: Looks like you've got that million-dollar idea, Matt. Run with it!
	1:50am Matt from Springfield: All I gotta do is brush up on coding languages... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toni_Wine Toni's name sounded familiar--besides writing "A Groovy Kind of Love", she sang vocals on "Sugar Sugar" and other Archies song, and was the female backing vocal in "It Hurts To Be In Love" and "You Were Always On My Mind"!
	1:54am Joe McG: She's one of my favorite female singers ever. That's her on most of the Archies records with female voices.
	1:55am Matt from Springfield: Wine is too important to be overtaken by sorrow, either fruit of the Vine OR Toni! No pop no style, them's strictly roots! Althia and Donna are intriguing, first time I heard them.
	1:58am Joe McG: Their halterback give you a heart attack.
	1:59am Matt from Springfield: Ha ha, so it was the "halter back" that gives the " 'art attack"! Oooh! Stories of "Brother Louie" fame!
	2:03am Matt from Springfield: HELLS YEAHHHHH!!!! "Wuthering Heights"... a la 45!
	2:03am tomB: @matt. thx for the tip on Toni Wine. I always wondered about Pitney's b/ups. But dudes, I can't bear the Archies --Ellie Greenwhich mustof needed cash bad.. PS: Alright! a Kate Bush single!
	2:04am edinblack: Matt -- I once made MP3s of a Surfaris LP that declined into pure hiss (I don't know what that LP had undergone, but it looked horrible). It was great!
	2:06am Matt from Springfield: @tom,edinblack: Thanks for the feedback, glad to assist! Btw, the legendary video of Kate Bush on SNL in '78: http://www.wat.tv/video/kate-bush-the-man-with-the-2mg39_2ibet_.html
	2:08am edinblack: I thought that Kate Bush was sped up to 78 RPM!
	2:08am Matt from Springfield: ORIGINAL! Original! So much higher, enthused, less trained! I have both versions, being a completist, but the '77 one you played is the one I LISTEN to!
	2:10am Matt from Springfield: @edinblack: Funny you should say that, on a recent Dark Night of the Soul, Julie cued a Kate Bush 10" at 33, unaware at first it was so high-pitched it was actually supposed to play at 45!
	2:11am Matt from Springfield: Joe: Wow, I wasn't the only one thinking of the DC5 with Steam Machine!
	2:15am Joe McG: Squeaky Kate is OK, but I like Kate the Woman. Especially on that song where she growls like a bear.
	2:17am tomB: @matt. &thx again for the vidlink. I used to tell KB's fans in '86 that I had seen her on SNL in the late 70s. Naturally they didn't believe me. Even I gave up believing me.
	2:17am Brian in UK: Good morning from UK. Fed the dog, cats & chickens. The sun pours down like honey as Al Kooper wrote; except this is not California.
	2:17am Matt from Springfield: I'm not so familiar with The Dreaming, but Julie's played a few songs with bear-growl Kate, and she's fond of that album. Check there for strong growls.
	2:18am Joe McG: Hey, Brian! Thanks for the Chakademus!
	2:19am Matt from Springfield: Photograph! My fav solo Ringo song! @tomB: Email that to all those people--justice shall be yours! I don't know what you'd call Kate's hairstyle in that video, but my Mom had that exact same style around that time!
	2:21am Brian in UK: Do you know what I mean 'bout Sly's drumming? As soon as I saw that you had played Toni Wine; Groovy Kind of Love sprang to mind.
	2:26am Joe McG: Yep, I see what you mean, Brian. Did your mom really have a Kate Bush hairstyle, Matt?
	2:29am Matt from Springfield: Fer sure! Around 78/79 there's a picture of her with this same kind of, um, "straightened, semi-permed" hair hanging down. A collective cultural moment I suppose. That whole episode of Dec 9 1978 seems great--in addition to 2 Kate Bush appearances, Eric Idle hosted, and the very next item after that video clip was apparently Dan Aykroyd's famous Julia Child kitchen sketch!
	2:30am Brian in UK: Here's a review of KB's 'new' one. A rehash of two previous rekkids. http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/reviews/album-kate-bush-directors-cut-fish-people-2283117.html
	2:32am Joe McG: She ought to be careful or she's going to become one of these people who remake their old records instead of recording new records: Gang of Four, Richard Hell, etc.
	2:34am Matt from Springfield: Kate did record a new double-album in 2005, Aerial, after a 12 year absence. As long as her next album after this one has new material I would be happy.
	2:36am tomB: Richard Lloyd did a remake. Richard Hell too?
	2:37am Brian in UK: The reviewer, Andy Gill, which is funny, Joe because there is an Andy Gill in the Gang of Four. Anyway, he is probably the one reviewer who after reading I would buy a record on his recommendation alone. eg East River Pipe. Marjorie Fair. So I guess the review must have some value though not to my taste.
	2:42am Brian in UK: Joe, I can remember the Pirates as they were called. Radios Caroline, London, City etc just off the Essex coast in South East England. There was a pretty dire film recently by all accounts about this era.
	2:44am Joe McG: @TomB: Yes, RH remade "Destiny Street" recently. @Brian: Yes, I saw that movie. It was rotten!
	2:47am Matt from Springfield: Beautiful Jaim! The orchestra in the backing track reminds me so much of the Bryter Layter orchestra (in 1970). Sagittarius! You sure know how to transition tracks Joe!
	2:48am Brian in UK: That was where John Peel got his first break in this country. I think he was pioneering the freeform style overhere. It was a lonely furrow though. It'll be UK Nirvana next, Pentecost Hotel?
	2:49am Joe McG: I just finished reading "Margrave of the Marshes," his very funny and sweet autobiography, finished by his wife. I love Peel!
	2:53am Brian in UK: Used to tape his shows on a reel to reel. Ustad Viliat Khan to Hall & Oats. Where are the tapes now? Amazing how he was always thinking that the sack was imminent.
	2:56am Matt from Springfield: The Hubbels remind me of The New Main Street Singers from "A Mighty Wind"!
	2:56am Joe McG: I know! I love that about him.
	2:59am Brian in UK: Sleep well. Y'all.

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from May 15, 2011

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
100 Proof (Aged in Soul)	Ain't That Loving You (For More Reasons Than One)	Somebody's Been Sleeping in My Bed...Plus	Edsel	2009	CD	From 1970		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Tyrone Davis	I Had It All the Time	Without You in My Life	Dakar	1972	LP			0:08:51 (Pop-up)
Barry White	I Can't Believe You Love Me	Can't Get Enough	20th Century	1974	LP			0:14:08 (Pop-up)
Flight of the Conchords	Business Time	The Distant Future	Sub Pop	2007	CD			0:24:25 (Pop-up)
The Ikettes	Camel Walk "Camel Walk" by "The Ikettes"	Fine Fine Fine	Kent/Ace	1992	CD	From 1965		0:28:34 (Pop-up)
Ike and Tina Turner	Bet'cha Can't Kiss Me (Just One Time)	The Soul Anthology	Master Classics	2006	CD	From 1968		0:31:01 (Pop-up)

Buju Banton and Tenor Saw	Ring the Alarm Quick		Techniques	1991	MP3	from a 45		0:38:46 (Pop-up)
Galaxy P	Woman Yes "Woman Yes" by "Galaxy P"	Mash Up the Place!	Rhino	1995	CD	From 1993		0:41:43 (Pop-up)
Daddy Lizard	Good a De Body "Good a De Body" by "Daddy Lizard"	Dancehall Roughneck	Heartbeat	1993	CD			0:45:33 (Pop-up)
Yellowman with 54-40	Never Gonna Let You Go	Me Gone Buck Wild: Reggae Dance Hall Killers	Shanachie	1991	CD			0:49:14 (Pop-up)
Chaka Demus and Pliers	Tracy "Tracy" by "Chaka Demus and Pliers"	Tease Me	Universal/Island	1994	MP3			0:52:56 (Pop-up)
Johnny P	Panty Meat "Panty Meat" by "Johnny P"	Reggae Dance Hall Sensation	Rohit	1988	MP3	This is probably dirty.		0:56:57 (Pop-up)

Risto	Nina, olen palasina "Nina, olen palasina" by "Risto"	176-671 (Ensimmäiset Askeleet)	Fonal	2011	CD		*	1:06:43 (Pop-up)
Meadow House	Pulsar Cannon "Pulsar Cannon" by "Meadow House"	The Post-Sonic Alphabet, Volume 1: World of Echo 2005 WFMU Premium	WFMU	2005	CD-R			1:10:48 (Pop-up)
Futurisk	Push Me Pull You "Push Me Pull You" by "Futurisk"	Player Piano	Clark Humphrey	1982	MP3	extended mix		1:14:58 (Pop-up)
Thiaz Itch	Seuneurprise "Seuneurprise" by "Thiaz Itch"	The Square Carnival	Proot	2011	CD		*	1:19:24 (Pop-up)
Die Werkpiloten	New Arrangements "New Arrangements" by "Die Werkpiloten"	German Punk & New Wave 1978-1984, Vol. 1	Vinyl on Demand	2011	LP	From early 80s	*	1:22:55 (Pop-up)

The Vibrators	Baby Baby "Baby Baby" by "The Vibrators"		Columbia	1977	45			1:34:56 (Pop-up)
Steam Machine	You Make It Move "You Make It Move" by "Steam Machine"		Capitol	1972	45			1:38:04 (Pop-up)
Tina Harvey	Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow?		UK	1973	45			1:40:51 (Pop-up)
Toni Wine	Long Distance Kissin' "Long Distance Kissin'" by "Toni Wine"		Entrance	1972	45			1:43:22 (Pop-up)
Porter Wagoner	Sorrow Overtakes the Wine		RCA Victor	1968	45			1:46:07 (Pop-up)
Althia and Donna	Uptown Top Ranking		Sire	1977	45	Usually she's "Althea," but this is the spelling on the label		1:48:21 (Pop-up)
Sunshine	Isn't It Past Our Bedtime?		Sceptor	1972	45			1:52:14 (Pop-up)
Stories	You Told Me "You Told Me" by "Stories"		Kama Sutra	1972	45			1:55:23 (Pop-up)
Kate Bush	Wuthering Heights "Wuthering Heights" by "Kate Bush"		EMI America	1977	45			1:58:43 (Pop-up)

Sloan	The Lines You Amend "The Lines You Amend" by "Sloan"	A Sides Win: Singles 1992-2005	Koch	2005	CD			2:10:48 (Pop-up)
Ringo Starr	Photograph "Photograph" by "Ringo Starr"		Apple	1973	45			2:12:57 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Richman	Crazy Eddie / That Is Rock'n' Roll		No Label	1979	MP3			2:16:46 (Pop-up)
The Feelies	I Wanna Sleep in Your Arms	Real Cool Time: 32 Years Of Live Feelies Covers	No Label	?	MP3			2:19:32 (Pop-up)
The Believers	Stay True "Stay True" by "The Believers"		Driving	2011	45	From 1982	*	2:21:39 (Pop-up)
Real Numbers	Tear It in Two "Tear It in Two" by "Real Numbers"		Florida's Dying	2011	45		*	2:24:55 (Pop-up)
Incredible Kidda Band	Radio Caroline		Last Laugh	2010	45	late 70s	*	2:26:56 (Pop-up)
The Normals	Don't Pick Me "Don't Pick Me" by "The Normals"	Vacation to Nowhere	Last Laugh	2011	LP	From 1979	*	2:30:26 (Pop-up)
The Saints	This Perfect Day "This Perfect Day" by "The Saints"	Before the Fall: 24 Prelapsarian Cuts	Ace	2011	CD	From 1977	*	2:32:30 (Pop-up)

Jaim	Time Ago "Time Ago" by "Jaim"	Prophecy Fulfilled	Ethereal	1969	LP			2:39:42 (Pop-up)
Sagittarius	Another Time "Another Time" by "Sagittarius"	Present Tense	Sundazed	1997	CD	From 1968		2:42:11 (Pop-up)
The Association	Love Affair "Love Affair" by "The Association"	The Association	Warner Brothers	1969	LP			2:44:53 (Pop-up)
The Serendipity Singers	Rain Doll	Soft Sounds for Gentle People 3	Pet	2004	CD	From 1968		2:48:55 (Pop-up)
The Hubbels	Misty Morning "Misty Morning" by "The Hubbels"	The Hubbels	Audio Fidelity	1970	LP			2:51:19 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:07am The Count of Al Dente: Hi there. Love your opening. Did you create that?
	12:08am D. Blumin: Hey, Joe as per our listener, it's the Rapture next week. The end is scheduled for the next FMU schedule in October. Just wanted you to calm down!!! Tahnks Familyradio!
	12:11am Joe McG: Hey, Count! Nope, it's the Yip Yip Aliens. Thanks for the reminder about the Rapture, Daniel. I wish I'd gone apocalyptic this week.
	12:24am The Count of Al Dente: Boy, am I behind the times. I just found out they're muppets.
	12:25am Joe McG: I hope you don't mean Barry and Tyrone.
	12:31am Joe D.: I'd like to dedicate this set to all the long term girlfriends, wives, and especially the ex versions of those
	12:31am Joe McG: Well done, Duffy!
	12:39am Joe D.: You are the one doing it well, McG! Saving my night homeboy
	12:42am Joe McG: Thanks, man! Thanks always for tunin' in.
	12:43am Marmalade Kitty: Hola! :)
	12:45am Joe McG: Hey, Kitty of Marmalade!
	1:14am Chop Scott: JOE! Risto--fantastic track. Always remember Maria L.!!
	1:17am Joe McG: I'm sure that's where I first heard it...it was one of her signature tunes!
	1:19am #K: a-hello-hello Joeke M. ! Best wishes on your show tonight! Sounds like a good episode so far.
	1:19am edinblack: Is this a Legendary Pink Dots satire?
	1:19am Matt from Springfield: Hi Joe! Are you playing all electronic songs this set (or did you pre-program them :)
	1:20am Joe McG: Thanks, #K! I'm feeling good so far! :) Hey, Ed! Not so far as I know! Hey Matt! I'm programmed not to answer your question!
	1:23am Matt from Springfield: The resistance is programmed deep in this one... I see I just missed Chaka Demus & Pliers -- you should play "Murder She Wrote". The only song from the Save The Last Dance soundtrack that I have and enjoy!
	1:24am Matt from Springfield: I love calypso, soca, ska, reggae and dub, but NOT dancehall! CD&P is the closest I get to liking dancehall.
	1:25am Joe McG: I'm getting a taste for it, Matt!
	1:27am Matt from Springfield: Like newer dancehall? It's one thing if it's reggae crossover from the 80s/90s, like Sly & Robbie produced Dawn Penn or Chaka Demus, but so much of the stuff after is heavy beat and rap-like vocals. My issue is it often lacks groove and coherence, but that's just me.
	1:29am Joe McG: I think the content of the newer stuff puts me off as it's so centered around gunplay and such. Seems like the older stuff was all about, uh, more carnal issues.
	1:31am Matt from Springfield: Now that stuff would be welcome on Surface Noise as it's always been. "For Understanding Carnal Knowledge"
	1:31am Joe McG: That was the first hour of the program tonight, I think!
	1:44am Joe McG: Two points for anyone who can guess what "it" is.
	1:46am Matt from Springfield: Great Steam Machine! Very '72 sound! I just downloaded the Dum Dum Girls EP today on iTunes, and realized Singles and EPs can once again be released easily. But since everything's in digital files, someone should make a "surface noise" app--turn it on and your iPod songs will sound like a record! You could have settings like "first playing", "ambient", "audible", "popping" and "grooveyard"!
	1:48am Joe McG: Looks like you've got that million-dollar idea, Matt. Run with it!
	1:50am Matt from Springfield: All I gotta do is brush up on coding languages... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toni_Wine Toni's name sounded familiar--besides writing "A Groovy Kind of Love", she sang vocals on "Sugar Sugar" and other Archies song, and was the female backing vocal in "It Hurts To Be In Love" and "You Were Always On My Mind"!
	1:54am Joe McG: She's one of my favorite female singers ever. That's her on most of the Archies records with female voices.
	1:55am Matt from Springfield: Wine is too important to be overtaken by sorrow, either fruit of the Vine OR Toni! No pop no style, them's strictly roots! Althia and Donna are intriguing, first time I heard them.
	1:58am Joe McG: Their halterback give you a heart attack.
	1:59am Matt from Springfield: Ha ha, so it was the "halter back" that gives the " 'art attack"! Oooh! Stories of "Brother Louie" fame!
	2:03am Matt from Springfield: HELLS YEAHHHHH!!!! "Wuthering Heights"... a la 45!
	2:03am tomB: @matt. thx for the tip on Toni Wine. I always wondered about Pitney's b/ups. But dudes, I can't bear the Archies --Ellie Greenwhich mustof needed cash bad.. PS: Alright! a Kate Bush single!
	2:04am edinblack: Matt -- I once made MP3s of a Surfaris LP that declined into pure hiss (I don't know what that LP had undergone, but it looked horrible). It was great!
	2:06am Matt from Springfield: @tom,edinblack: Thanks for the feedback, glad to assist! Btw, the legendary video of Kate Bush on SNL in '78: http://www.wat.tv/video/kate-bush-the-man-with-the-2mg39_2ibet_.html
	2:08am edinblack: I thought that Kate Bush was sped up to 78 RPM!
	2:08am Matt from Springfield: ORIGINAL! Original! So much higher, enthused, less trained! I have both versions, being a completist, but the '77 one you played is the one I LISTEN to!
	2:10am Matt from Springfield: @edinblack: Funny you should say that, on a recent Dark Night of the Soul, Julie cued a Kate Bush 10" at 33, unaware at first it was so high-pitched it was actually supposed to play at 45!
	2:11am Matt from Springfield: Joe: Wow, I wasn't the only one thinking of the DC5 with Steam Machine!
	2:15am Joe McG: Squeaky Kate is OK, but I like Kate the Woman. Especially on that song where she growls like a bear.
	2:17am tomB: @matt. &thx again for the vidlink. I used to tell KB's fans in '86 that I had seen her on SNL in the late 70s. Naturally they didn't believe me. Even I gave up believing me.
	2:17am Brian in UK: Good morning from UK. Fed the dog, cats & chickens. The sun pours down like honey as Al Kooper wrote; except this is not California.
	2:17am Matt from Springfield: I'm not so familiar with The Dreaming, but Julie's played a few songs with bear-growl Kate, and she's fond of that album. Check there for strong growls.
	2:18am Joe McG: Hey, Brian! Thanks for the Chakademus!
	2:19am Matt from Springfield: Photograph! My fav solo Ringo song! @tomB: Email that to all those people--justice shall be yours! I don't know what you'd call Kate's hairstyle in that video, but my Mom had that exact same style around that time!
	2:21am Brian in UK: Do you know what I mean 'bout Sly's drumming? As soon as I saw that you had played Toni Wine; Groovy Kind of Love sprang to mind.
	2:26am Joe McG: Yep, I see what you mean, Brian. Did your mom really have a Kate Bush hairstyle, Matt?
	2:29am Matt from Springfield: Fer sure! Around 78/79 there's a picture of her with this same kind of, um, "straightened, semi-permed" hair hanging down. A collective cultural moment I suppose. That whole episode of Dec 9 1978 seems great--in addition to 2 Kate Bush appearances, Eric Idle hosted, and the very next item after that video clip was apparently Dan Aykroyd's famous Julia Child kitchen sketch!
	2:30am Brian in UK: Here's a review of KB's 'new' one. A rehash of two previous rekkids. http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/reviews/album-kate-bush-directors-cut-fish-people-2283117.html
	2:32am Joe McG: She ought to be careful or she's going to become one of these people who remake their old records instead of recording new records: Gang of Four, Richard Hell, etc.
	2:34am Matt from Springfield: Kate did record a new double-album in 2005, Aerial, after a 12 year absence. As long as her next album after this one has new material I would be happy.
	2:36am tomB: Richard Lloyd did a remake. Richard Hell too?
	2:37am Brian in UK: The reviewer, Andy Gill, which is funny, Joe because there is an Andy Gill in the Gang of Four. Anyway, he is probably the one reviewer who after reading I would buy a record on his recommendation alone. eg East River Pipe. Marjorie Fair. So I guess the review must have some value though not to my taste.
	2:42am Brian in UK: Joe, I can remember the Pirates as they were called. Radios Caroline, London, City etc just off the Essex coast in South East England. There was a pretty dire film recently by all accounts about this era.
	2:44am Joe McG: @TomB: Yes, RH remade "Destiny Street" recently. @Brian: Yes, I saw that movie. It was rotten!
	2:47am Matt from Springfield: Beautiful Jaim! The orchestra in the backing track reminds me so much of the Bryter Layter orchestra (in 1970). Sagittarius! You sure know how to transition tracks Joe!
	2:48am Brian in UK: That was where John Peel got his first break in this country. I think he was pioneering the freeform style overhere. It was a lonely furrow though. It'll be UK Nirvana next, Pentecost Hotel?
	2:49am Joe McG: I just finished reading "Margrave of the Marshes," his very funny and sweet autobiography, finished by his wife. I love Peel!
	2:53am Brian in UK: Used to tape his shows on a reel to reel. Ustad Viliat Khan to Hall & Oats. Where are the tapes now? Amazing how he was always thinking that the sack was imminent.
	2:56am Matt from Springfield: The Hubbels remind me of The New Main Street Singers from "A Mighty Wind"!
	2:56am Joe McG: I know! I love that about him.
	2:59am Brian in UK: Sleep well. Y'all.

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from May 15, 2011

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