Mon. Jan 13th, 9am - Noon:
Surface Noise Live from Lincoln Center with Special Guest Don Fleming
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Tune in on Monday morning, January 13th, for a special remote broadcast of Surface Noise from Lincoln Center's Library of the Performing Arts. Joe and his special guest Don Fleming will be broadcasting live from the Bruno C. Walter Auditorium, playing records they have selected from the Performing Arts library's vast Music and Recorded Archival Sound Collection. Joe and Don have delved deep to fish out rare and interesting music to share, hopefully playing some things not heard before on WFMU.
Sorry about that, guys. Signal from Spain went kerplunk, we tried to recover, it didn't come back. Me now!
12:13am
George of Troy:
Nice start to the show, Joe!
12:13am
miss cheri:
hi there joe---how was your holiday weekend last week? ohh btw could you please play this bee gees tune "run to me"? i just love that tune,, thnx joe!!
@clarke: Now, Lee Hazlewood's a guy who I wish had written a tell-all autobiography.
12:56am
clarke:
don't get me wrong - the book is a GREAT read - and i know you will enjoy it...
12:57am
clarke:
i just read a killer interview with lee --- but i can't remember WHERE...will have to think =- but there is such nice music on - i can't think, ha ha.
12:58am
clarke:
don't want to give too much away about Wrecking Crew book: but author spends a LOT of time explaining the music business, unecessarily - like does Rubber Soul have to be 'explained'??
Got home just in time to hear you reading from the Charlie Louvin tome! Nicely done, Joe. Additionally, I could listen to nothing but Hank demos for the rest of my life and be OK with it.
Hey, Matt! I might read one more bit yet. It's a great book. I'm with you on the Hank demos!
1:19am
clarke:
yeah, nice reading - i gotta read that book!!
1:25am
G:
Dude's brutal :-)
1:26am
Fiveash:
The Louvins were successful enough, but had the Satan Is Real cover shoot caught their hair on fire they might have been bigger than Michael Jackson. But that's show biz...
1:27am
Julie:
I'm late..what are we reading?
1:28am
G:
Louvin memoirs, Julie
1:28am
Julie:
I heard the name Ira I was like this CAN'T be The yo la tengo book
hiya julie,, what's happening? sorry i did'nt have any time to e-mail you my nancy sinatra list i was busy all week long =(
1:35am
Fiveash:
Julie- ha! Can't wait for the equally violent Neil Kaplan memoir.
1:37am
Julie:
So I won't ask Ira how his bullets are then?
1:38am
Skillet:
Yo la kabongo
1:38am
Matt from Springfield:
Oh WOW! Joe is on tonight! Glad I caught Single File!
How ya doing, Joe! Everybody!
1:39am
david:
reminded me of the season finale of fringe
1:40am
Matt from Springfield:
Hey Julie, Fiveash, G, david!
1:40am
G:
You're up late!
1:41am
miss cheri:
julie --maybe i'll have time to do it sometime later this week. night joe & julie!!
1:41am
Matt from Springfield:
@G: I'm FREQUENTLY up late! Rather I should accuse you of being up late! ;)
1:42am
Brian in UK:
Mornin' Joe. Apache is proving popular. Faye played the original the other day. The Shadows' Hank Marvin was the Hank in Neil Youngs 'Hank to Hendrix' song.
@G: I think it was by a group called Cymarron or something like that. This one's weird 'cause it's on Motown.
1:47am
Matt from Springfield:
@Joe: No prob, you're busy spinning short platters! I didn't realize that people collected versions of "Apache", let alone Faye. I am somehow much happier as a result of learning this.
1:48am
Brian in UK:
Hank Marvins name is Brian if your are interested MfS.
Cymarron's version got to 17 in 1971. The version Joe just played was released in 1974, as was a version by Lobo (whose big hit was "Me and You and a Dog Named Boo" in 1971)...
Does anybody know offhand what riddim was used on the Johnny Osbourne record? It's so familiar that it's driving me crazy.
1:58am
Matt from Springfield:
Oooh, Steve Martin.
1:58am
Brian in UK:
Love it Joe playing singles, commenting all at two in the morning. Octopus Man!!
I was thinking of some Culture tracks. Two Sevens Clash maybe.
1:59am
Matt from Springfield:
I'm pompous, obese, and eat cactus!
And I'm going to a yawning festival tomorrow!!
2:01am
Fiveash:
Joe- The original instrumental is Real Rock by the Sound Dimension (Studio One house band), I think. The best known version is probably Armagideon Time by Willie Williams.
2:02am
Fiveash:
And I'm with you on the possibly pernicious influence of Steve Martin records as a youth.
2:04am
Matt from Springfield:
Ah, "Lend Me The Sixteen" meant 16 tracks to record. Thanks Joe!
Thanks Fiveash too, that's a good catch!
2:08am
Matt from Springfield:
Hoooooray Hooray! PSA!
2:09am
Brian in UK:
Showbands were based in Ireland. Waterford being famous for crystal glass. Confused by the 'Royal'.
Please do not mention the Queens Jubilee.
God save the Ween.
2:09am
Jerseyite:
Yo, hack dis sack!
2:09am
Matt from Springfield:
For Hacken's Sake!!!
2:10am
Michael Grant:
hiiii i lahv you
2:11am
Michael Grant:
hi i love you
2:11am
Matt from Springfield:
Helvetica!
Don't forget Trebuchet MS, or Book Antiqua.
c'est bon! im in a lovely/loving mood at 2 in the morning
2:13am
Fiveash:
Joe, it's a rare treat to hear the show live. Normally on Saturday nights I work till Christ o'clock. This is my way of telling you that next week you're on your own when it comes to arcane rocksteady trivia...
@Brian: I don't see hubby Marlin listed, but who knows? It was just a demo! What a good one. @Matt: You're welcome! Nice to hear them singing together and I like that song.
2:34am
Matt from Springfield:
"Electric ragtime" is a good description as any of this tune. The quirky, instrumental folk nature of it reminds me of an unreleased demo as a bonus track on a 60s/70s band's deluxe reissue.
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but i would love to hear tiny dancer right now.
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Matt from Springfield:
How ya doing, Joe! Everybody!
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Cymarron's version got to 17 in 1971. The version Joe just played was released in 1974, as was a version by Lobo (whose big hit was "Me and You and a Dog Named Boo" in 1971)...
Brian in UK:
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Matt from Springfield:
Brian in UK:
I was thinking of some Culture tracks. Two Sevens Clash maybe.
Matt from Springfield:
And I'm going to a yawning festival tomorrow!!
Fiveash:
Fiveash:
Matt from Springfield:
Thanks Fiveash too, that's a good catch!
Matt from Springfield:
Brian in UK:
Please do not mention the Queens Jubilee.
God save the Ween.
Jerseyite:
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Michael Grant:
Michael Grant:
Matt from Springfield:
Don't forget Trebuchet MS, or Book Antiqua.
Joe McG:
Michael Grant:
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Beeper:
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Matt from Springfield:
In fact, you played a tribute to him right after last year's Primavera, RIP since May 27 last year.
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