WFMU: Therese: Playlist from October 21, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:05am Steve-O: Hey Therese! How's my favorite nighttime DJ tonight? =)
	12:06am KP: it's the Rice Krispies Show with Snap, Crackle & Pops!
	12:06am Ken From Hyde Park: Singles Going Steady has arrived...yay!
	12:07am BadGuyZero: Hiya Therese! Was that Real Kids cut from Norton's series of covers of Rolling Stones songs?
	12:12am Therese: Hey BGZ- yup, it was!
	12:12am Therese: And hello Steve-o, KP and Ken!
	12:18am Kevin: We come for the Jean Terrell-era Supremes, but stay for the skin tag talk.
	12:22am KP: It seems to me i type words as I hear them in songs more often than most.
	12:23am blee: You have Mr. Lee on a 7"?!? Oh, I'm so jealous.
	12:27am Kevin: I have the 7" of their follow up "I Shot Mr. Lee" on the unfortunately named Triple-X label.
	12:27am Tome: elllo Therese ello kiddles !! ,, yea Scooby doo doo doo it's 7" time yea !!
	12:29am KP: One thing about CBGB, the reference to this guy was hilarious.
	12:31am blee: I shot Mr Lee is the same tune w different lyrics, right? I heard it a couple years ago. Strange, but cool that they would parody their own song. Pent up studio frustration.
	12:38am Droll: 4 miscues. Does it count as a miscue if it sounds better at the wrong speed?
	12:39am KP: And to keep the station going in general.
	12:39am Kevin: It is, totally inessential but a fun curio, there is a Teddy Vann cover on the other side. Unfortunately not "Santa Claus Is A Black Man."
	12:40am KP: Is this song about Keith Emerson?
	12:46am Matt from Springfield: The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Tonight (Because It's Still Night)... Hi Therese! Hi everyone! FEEL the surface noise and cheer for SGS!
	12:46am Tome: I was thinking the same thing KP ,, apparently not ,, well NOT that "clear" anyway > bit.ly...
	12:49am Matt from Springfield: "Mr. Lee" on 45, followed by "Denise"! Too bad I missed that moment live!
	12:51am pacific standard simon: Hey Matt, whatchu doin' up late?
	12:53am KP: I knew it wasnt "The Nice" but just now was first time i noticed the word "speed" in there so clearly. Those cats didnt mess around.
	12:54am Matt from Springfield: Hey PSS! I'm also off of work tomorrow, and working longer days in turn for the next couple months.
	12:54am Matt from Springfield: Love this "Hot Smoke & Sasafrass"! Always reminds me of something from Yes when I hear it.
	12:55am KP: Oh and thanks Tome, that was interesting. "The Nice" was the supplier, apparently. Next time im over there, I'll know.
	12:56am KP: OMG!
	12:56am Ken From Hyde Park: $115 to go and the tails start wagging and stuff.
	12:56am pacific standard simon: Password: Hot Smoke & Sasafrass Countersign: Incense & Peppermints I've got the day off, too!
	12:56am KP: i have the day off too.
	12:57am short shirt: Swingn' singles. Lots-o-fun Therese.
	12:57am blee: Is tomorrow a holiday?
	12:58am Matt from Springfield: Wow - psych-ish rock Monkees cover! @PSS: Splendid! (Dig those passwords!) @KP: Excellent! Let's all meet up on playlists tomorrow.
	12:58am KP: Irene.
	12:58am Kevin: That was right after the Small Faces left Decca and signed with Andrew Loog Oldham's label, no surprise he let that be.
	12:58am Whooda Hellameye: Tomorrow is today on the East coast. October 21st only comes once a year.
	12:59am Matt from Springfield: @blee: Or else we're all just refusing to show up to work! ;) Since it was already a holiday last week, I chose this Mon to be off - keep up the Therese/amEdeo streak! @KP: Deal! And some Jim Price and Scott W after.
	1:00am KP: Scott!
	1:00am Matt from Springfield: @Therese: Even more exercise when you're playing 78 discs! Ask Mac!
	1:01am pacific standard simon: I'll be trying to figure out how Destination: Out is going to deal with playing singles only.
	1:02am Kevin: Never knew Singles Going Steady week provided such a good core workout.
	1:02am Ken From Hyde Park: If anyone's looking for holidays, Oct. 21 is Trafalgar Day in various Commonwealth countries, says Wikipedia.
	1:02am KP: Probably Liz whilst i am moving car as per NYC parking regulations.
	1:03am Matt from Springfield: I love Trafalgar Square, so that will be celebrated in the US this Monday!
	1:04am pacific standard simon: My days off keep getting punted around -- had to work Sat. & Sun. this week.
	1:04am KP: With piegons?
	1:06am KP: Pigeons!
	1:08am pacific standard simon: Pigeon pie and driving around in circles.
	1:08am Matt from Springfield: Let pie-gons be pie-gons. Eat your pies, so they're gone...
	1:09am jug line: I saw a documentary on that all female mariachi band, serious drama there. Senorita seniority, child care, discrimination against female mariachis, funding...serious drama in addition to simply being an artist which is traumatic enough!
	1:11am Matt from Springfield: Wanda Jackson!
	1:11am ham hauler: That Wanda Jackson is just indecent!
	1:12am pacific standard simon: This isn't the version I've been playing all these years...
	1:21am egal: This morphed into James Brown's "Lickin' Stick'. Odd.
	1:23am Matt from Springfield: All right, Box Tops & Alex Chilton!
	1:27am KP: Therese, just put those 45s on the changer and come over and chat.
	1:28am bottomless bra: I think I completly wore out my first 7" Itsy Bitsy Tennie Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini...I remember finding my Dad's breaking point with that single.
	1:29am Matt from Springfield: Sing it, Gladys & Pips!!
	1:31am David L.B. is RRN63: ...45s sound different than 33&1/3rds...I used to know that...
	1:32am David L.B. is RRN63: ...I'm glad yts knight too - think I'll try & sleep again...
	1:32am Matt from Springfield: And now you can know it again, RRN63! :) Ha ha, this is a good one! Bill actually took this to #4 on the charts, or somewhere high up.
	1:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...makes me realize I ain't listened to last Mr. FineWine podcast yet - he did instrumentals...
	1:37am KP: First single i remember buying myself was "I Think We're Alone Now."
	1:38am Kevin: The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band certainly gave it their all to back up the Cos.
	1:40am Matt from Springfield: Woooo! Deep fry that bacon fat and you'll get some nice chicarones.
	1:40am pacific standard simon: Do the cardboard records in Mad Magazine specials count?
	1:41am crawlspace jockey: @KP Your a bad boy (and an old man) :) Googed "I think We're A;one Now" Found Tiffany doing her thing with it.
	1:41am Matt from Springfield: Oh wow Kevin, didn't know they were the backing band on that!
	1:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - now that's interesting KP...acquired 45s (& that's the archaic term we used @ the time) as hand-me-downs & used & such - but don't recall buying any new! Not sure there was anywhere to do it in smalltown NorthNewEngland...& pss - there were cereal box tie-ins, like a Banana Splits 4-song EP! - even flexis on the back of cereal boxes you'd cut out...
	1:43am Kevin: They backed Cosby on Silver Throat and Hooray For The Salvation Army Band, certainly the highlight on both records.
	1:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Sally Army a co-write w/ Hendrix - ?!??
	1:45am KP: I meant the Tiffany version!
	1:45am pacific standard simon: Yeah, my sisters had one of those cereal box ones -- Bobby Sherman. And I've still got one that was bound into an "adult" magazine -- some porn model discussing his "qualifications".
	1:45am She Ate My Candle: Huh uh, righttt....
	1:45am Matt from Springfield: LYNN COLLINS! This is that sampled song! It takes two - to make a thing go riiiiiight / It takes two - to make it out of siiiight!"
	1:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'there's a time to help the sinner - but not before the sin's begun'...read about it but - maybe heard it once??...
	1:47am Matt from Springfield: This one's circa 1970 or so.
	1:48am Moral Code Ring: Sly and the Family Stone would plain melt a 45
	1:49am egal: Matt: it's another morph of a James Brown song "Think"
	1:52am Matt from Springfield: The Hardest Working King in Soul Business was the engine behind a lot of soul variations, I'm sure.
	1:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cosby album Wiki has the answers, but I can't hotlink because it won't do the ' ! ' on the end - so - Bing: www.bing.com...
	1:56am Matt from Springfield: Goooooooo WFMU Friendship Society and Kenzo! It remembered that I faved this song on Fiveash's show, all the way back at Valentine's Day!
	1:57am Kevin: All I know is I was incredibly disappointed when I bought Cosby's Disco Bill album only to discover it was more of a soul parody and not a disco record.
	1:57am BadGuyZero: Someday I'll get my 7-inch singles Tumblr up-to-date.
	1:58am Bullwhip the Backseat Driver: You know they all gave themselves high-fives when they agreed on the name "The Impressions".
	2:00am Matt from Springfield: The Impressions are a fantastic name, though high-fives hadn't really developed at that point. Low-fives were well established (see: Flip Wilson), so they almost certainly gave each other some low.
	2:03am Matt from Springfield: Don't skip that! It's "Bacon Fat"!
	2:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...soo - probably the Physics meant you could engineer Bass easier on a 45 ??...George Martin recalling the Beatles asking him how American R&B & others got that bass on records w/out the needle jumping, & he admitted he was stumped - & there were LPs that wouldn't even play on my crap player sometimes: if album too long or too heavy...or something - I remember knowing by looking @ them...I'm still getting off on Black Sabbath on CD!...
	2:05am Matt from Springfield: Mmmm, luscious Betty Harris. Melts in your heart, not in your hand...
	2:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - seriously Matt - how singing & arrangement & playing come together...bet she sang @ Church...
	2:09am Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: That's a near certainty! She's truly a treazh!
	2:13am BadGuyZero: There was a whole run of LCD Soundsystem's "Losing My Edge" 12-inch single that was pretty much guaranteed to make needles jump because of the bass.
	2:13am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...another thing!: I think the 60s Renaissance demonstrates that if you make the Medium affordable - great music will be made & great sales figures too (unlike keeping CDs @ $17 & wondering why you didn't sell music) - granted the Economy was great then, if all the rest of Society was in turmoil in the 1960s...
	2:14am Desert Lagoon Party: Rabbit. I remember scotch-taping nickels or quarters on the needle arm, (depending on the level of bass or degree of warp on vinyl records) No better memory in my life that sitting in the Pontiac Tempest listening to Black Sabbath on the 8-track with cheap Mexican weed smoke reducing visibility to near zero. Recently found isolated tracks of instruments including guitar and bass tracks of Black Sabbath "Into the Void" very interesting. www.youtube.com...
	2:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - now people mix Bass crazytown - so I wonder (?) if that LCD's not a case of trying to mix digital era bass to vinyl & it not working...
	2:17am KP: Therese, just get out all the longest 45s, hey jude, McArthur' Park, paradise by the dashboard light ... the latter recently graces these waves. Seemed to top out at "forever."
	2:17am Panty Inspector from Cherryville, NC: Therese's show got me to wondering which died first: real music or the 45 RPM. Kind of a chicken or egg question.
	2:17am Matt from Springfield: "Absolute Beginners", on Virgin. But at least it's got 7" going for it...
	2:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - the isolated trax thing is interesting; makes you realize the Mix we know is but one possibility... - oh yeah! - curlicues of vinyl behind a weighted needle...
	2:19am Matt from Springfield: @KP: The early cut-off "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" that Joe McG played. My family's jukebox used to have a Steely Dan "Deacon Blues" 45, that also cut out early to fit the time length.
	2:22am Whooda Hellameye: Matt that is obscene to fade out early for time limit... but then again there were those horrible fade in and outs in 8-track and cassette that spanned track and side changes. Really pathetic.
	2:22am BadGuyZero: I had a few 8-tracks that had a song on it twice so that there wasn't minutes of silence at the end of one of the tracks. I hated when 8-tracks had a song split across two tracks. :song fades out: KCHUNK :song fades in:
	2:22am blee: CLINIC!!!!!
	2:25am youz and mezz: Yeah Roxy Music!
	2:25am BadGuyZero: No mistaking the "Virginia Plain" intro.
	2:25am Matt from Springfield: Woooooo!! Old quirky Roxy Music! Almost thought this was Cockney Rebel at first!
	2:26am KP: Quite nice.
	2:26am label scraps: Who came first Brian Ferry or David Byrne?
	2:27am Nick: Wow, this version sounds different from the LP version! Great show Therese.
	2:28am fleep: Eno!
	2:30am Subterrarium Cell: Eno. gottcha. That makes sense.
	2:31am jason in shanghai: therese, got you tuned in shanghai, china. keep the hits rollin!
	2:31am Matt from Springfield: Ahhh, Sophia Knapp! Olivia Neutron Bomb's doppelsinger! HAIL NEW 45s!
	2:32am Matt from Springfield: @Subterrarium: Eno...is always the one. That's how you remember!
	2:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...another reason Singles might have a different Mix was they were often released @ different times...
	2:33am Nerf Batons for the Police State: Hello in Shanghai. Don't invade us. We're good for it, really, just gives a couple of weeks until next payday.
	2:33am KP: Sophia Knapp? Sounds pretty cool/.
	2:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...hmm - w/ the record moving faster - that's more 'information' going by the stylus?...& bigger grooves?...I have no idea...
	2:36am Nick: @RRN63-Yeah, I was just looking online to see if the 45 version of Virginia Plain was a different mix, but couldn't find any info.
	2:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Purty Thangs!
	2:37am KP: Connecticut's/the Bronx's/Long Island's own Blues (Bloos) Magoos.
	2:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I wanna sleep - & she breaks w/ the Nuggets-y stuff...
	2:39am KP: I had my picture taken with Phil May in July. Saw them in London. Amazing.
	2:39am Brazilian Pretzels: The wider the distance between tracks provided higher fidelity. Higher fidelity recordings were shorter in time (length) due to the physical limitation of the disk diameter.
	2:39am KP: They did NOT do Midnight to Six!
	2:42am Whooda Hellameye: I prefer this scratchy Wings to the new McCartney crap out this month.
	2:42am Matt from Springfield: Odd Sox? Maybe they won't notice, with you carrying that Lunch Box. Wings instrumentals RAWK! Best one since "Zoo Gang"! And the "Walking in the Park with Eloise/Bridge Over River suite" single under an assumed name.
	2:43am Matt from Springfield: "Walking in the Park with Eloise" was actually written by Paul's dad, James, years before. Nice of Paul to release that as tribute.
	2:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - is it crap? Sorry to hear. I liked SirMacca's 'Kisses on the Bottom' thing of Jazz Standards...
	2:46am Stray For Hire: My opinion isn't worth listening to but I've seen McCartney peddling his latest on Jimmy Fallon and elsewhere. He offers his best and to me it sucked eggs.
	2:46am Matt from Springfield: Claps sent digitally for amEdeo - welcome!
	2:46am KP: I heard the rap on it was it sounds like XTC, which to me is not much of a rap.
	2:47am Matt from Springfield: But in computer science, A++ would constantly add other As to your existing A, until all conditions have been met.
	2:47am Matt from Springfield: Missing Persons!
	2:48am Matt from Springfield: I think that was a pretend collab w/ Mel Gibson and Seinfeld, until Mel realized Jerry is Jewish and flipped out. Escorted off the pretend set.
	2:48am KP: Nobody Walks in LA!
	2:49am Matt from Springfield: THE NEW TEACHER IS NOT THE SAME TEACHER! SHE'S A XEROXED MICHAEL KEATON DRESSED AS THE OLD TEACHER!!! www.911michaelkeatonmultiplicityfiresteeltruth.biz
	2:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think SirMacca passed feeling he had anything left to prove to anyone & giving a crap that way so long ago no one remembers...it's in him somewhere...
	2:50am Matt from Springfield: THANK YOU KP, and Brian from Oceanside!
	2:50am KP: NP!
	2:51am silent coward: Station Manger Ken has purchased a used golf cart...that's the skinny on where the all the cash went to anyway.
	2:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...is the golf cart invisible?
	2:53am Matt from Springfield: Hammsome gents.
	2:54am BadGuyZero: Jon Hamm has hooks for hands.
	2:54am Matt from Springfield: I think Ken intends to stash the cash in a safe under the new performance space stage--that's why he wants to build it.
	2:55am Whooda Hellameye: The cart is not invisible Rabbit but it was advertised to have flying drone capabilities.
	2:56am Matt from Springfield: Named for St. Sandwichbear of Newcastle.
	2:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think KenF. is like Coburn as President's Analyst or something...he's a Natural Scientist for the Govt. or someone & we're his subjects & it's all a front...yup...
	2:57am Matt from Springfield: Well the remembrance cards prob have small copies of saints' paintings, it's not so much "hanging out" with your friends. In fact playing with those in a dollhouse sounds even more creepy...
	2:57am Steve-O: Enjoyed the show today, as usual.....thanks, Therese! =)
	2:57am paper cut surge protector: St. Sandwichbear stole that title from the Earl of Sandwichbread
	2:58am Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Although, this is the funnest front I've ever been ensnared in! So Kudos to Ken either way! :)
	2:59am Matt from Springfield: @paper cut: They should reconcile, over a pint of beer and a bear sandwich.
	2:59am Whooda Hellameye: Yes, Ken's handicapped accessible unisex bathrooms are in the right place.
	2:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...some were more benevolent in 'President's Analyst' & some weren't...
	3:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 101 Damnations.
	3:00am Matt from Springfield: Speaking of Grey Gardens, make sure you feed some Wonder Bread to the 'coons in the attic!
	3:00am Steve-O: (P.S. speaking of REALLY old folks one of my great-great-sometime grandfathers lived to be 98. He was from Quebec, originally, but immigrated to the U.S. circa 1820 or so.)

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October 21, 2013: Singles Going Steady!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
The Real Kids	Out of Time "Out of Time" by "The Real Kids"	7"	Norton		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Mama Cass Elliot	Make Your Own Kind of Music	7"	Dunhill		0:03:38 (Pop-up)
Dusty Springfield	I Only Wanna Be with You	7"	Phillips		0:05:51 (Pop-up)
Vivian Girls	I Heard You Say "I Heard You Say" by "Vivian Girls"	7"	Polyvinyl		0:08:21 (Pop-up)
The Chiffons	Nobody Knows What's Goin' On (In My Mind But Me)	7"	Laurie		0:11:09 (Pop-up)
The Supremes	Up the Ladder to the Roof	7"	Motown		0:13:31 (Pop-up)
The Ad-Libs	The Boy from New York City	7"	Blue Cat		0:16:46 (Pop-up)
The Bobbettes	Mr. Lee "Mr. Lee" by "The Bobbettes"	7"	Atlantic		0:19:40 (Pop-up)
Randy and the Rainbows	Denise "Denise" by "Randy and the Rainbows"	7"	Rust		0:21:59 (Pop-up)
Nella Dodds	Come See About Me "Come See About Me" by "Nella Dodds"	7"	Wand		0:24:19 (Pop-up)
Bruce Springsteen	Hungry Heart "Hungry Heart" by "Bruce Springsteen"	7"	CBS		0:26:40 (Pop-up)
Gale Garnett	We'll Sing in the Sunshine	7"	RCA Victor		0:29:44 (Pop-up)

Small Faces	Here Come the Nice "Here Come the Nice" by "Small Faces"	7"	Immediate/Charly		0:38:38 (Pop-up)
Cher	Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)	7"	Imperial		0:41:02 (Pop-up)
The Walker Brothers	The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine (Anymore)	7"	Smash		0:43:44 (Pop-up)
Rob Jo Star Band	Le Demon du Rythme	7"	Born Bad	*	0:46:48 (Pop-up)
The Bubble Puppy	Hot Smoke & Sasafrass	7"	International Artists		0:51:12 (Pop-up)
Apache Dropout	Cuddly Toy "Cuddly Toy" by "Apache Dropout"	Record Store Day 7" EP	Trouble in Mind		0:53:45 (Pop-up)

Wanda Jackson	Let's Have a Party "Let's Have a Party" by "Wanda Jackson"	7"	Capitol		1:08:44 (Pop-up)
Clyde McPhatter	Lover Please "Lover Please" by "Clyde McPhatter"	7"	Mercury		1:10:26 (Pop-up)
Billy Graham and the Escalators	Oop Poo Pah Doo	7"	Atlantic		1:12:43 (Pop-up)
Irma Thomas	You're the Dog (I Do the Barking Myself)	7"	Fungus		1:14:47 (Pop-up)
Hank Ballard	How You Gonna Get Respect (You Haven't Cut Your Process Yet)	7"	King		1:17:53 (Pop-up)
The Box Tops	People Gonna Talk "People Gonna Talk" by "The Box Tops"	7"	Mala		1:20:36 (Pop-up)
Dee Dee Sharpe	You're Just a Fool in Love	7"	Atco		1:24:26 (Pop-up)
Gladys Knight & the Pips	I Heard it Through the Grapevine	7"	Soul/Motown		1:27:16 (Pop-up)
Bill Cosby	Little Ole Man (Uptight-Everything's Alright)	7"	Warner Bros.		1:29:46 (Pop-up)
Dyke and the Blazers	So Sharp "So Sharp" by "Dyke and the Blazers"	7"	Original Sound		1:33:54 (Pop-up)
Sir Douglas Quintet	Bacon Fat "Bacon Fat" by "Sir Douglas Quintet"	7"	Tribe Records		1:36:53 (Pop-up)
Marva Whitney with James Brown	You Got to Have a Job (If You Don't Work, You Can't Eat)	7"	King		1:39:56 (Pop-up)
Lynn Collins	Think (About It) "Think (About It)" by "Lynn Collins"	7"	People		1:43:25 (Pop-up)
The Staple Singers	Heavy Makes You Happy (Sha-na-boom-boom)	7"	Stax		1:47:14 (Pop-up)
The Kingpins	In the Pocket "In the Pocket" by "The Kingpins"	7"	Atco		1:49:47 (Pop-up)
Lee Dorsey & Betty Harris	Love Lots of Lovin'	7"	Sansu		1:52:29 (Pop-up)
The Impressions	Get Up and Move "Get Up and Move" by "The Impressions"	7"	ABC Paramount		1:55:25 (Pop-up)

Betty Harris	Cry to Me "Cry to Me" by "Betty Harris"	7"	Jubilee		2:02:26 (Pop-up)
Vivian Copeland	I Don't Care What He's Done (in the Past)	7"	Mala		2:05:26 (Pop-up)
Titus Turner	Get Down Off the Train	7"	Turbo		2:08:08 (Pop-up)
Freddy Scott	Are You Lonely for Me	7"	Shout		2:11:27 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Absolute Beginners "Absolute Beginners" by "David Bowie"	7"	Virgin		2:14:40 (Pop-up)
Clinic	The Second Line "The Second Line" by "Clinic"	7"	Domino		2:20:21 (Pop-up)
Roxy Music	Virginia Plain "Virginia Plain" by "Roxy Music"	7"	Virgin		2:23:17 (Pop-up)
Portastatic	St. Elmo's Fire "St. Elmo's Fire" by "Portastatic"	Scrapbook EP	Merge		2:25:36 (Pop-up)
Sophia Knapp feat. AOP	Times Square	Record Store Day 2013 7"	Electric Ragtime		2:28:58 (Pop-up)
Bloos Magoos	The People Had No Faces	7"	Verve Forecast		2:32:25 (Pop-up)
The Pretty Things	Can't Stand the Pain	Midnight to Six Man 7" EP	Norton		2:35:37 (Pop-up)
Paul McCartney & Wings	Lunch Box/Odd Sox	7"	Columbia		2:38:19 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:05am Steve-O: Hey Therese! How's my favorite nighttime DJ tonight? =)
	12:06am KP: it's the Rice Krispies Show with Snap, Crackle & Pops!
	12:06am Ken From Hyde Park: Singles Going Steady has arrived...yay!
	12:07am BadGuyZero: Hiya Therese! Was that Real Kids cut from Norton's series of covers of Rolling Stones songs?
	12:12am Therese: Hey BGZ- yup, it was!
	12:12am Therese: And hello Steve-o, KP and Ken!
	12:18am Kevin: We come for the Jean Terrell-era Supremes, but stay for the skin tag talk.
	12:22am KP: It seems to me i type words as I hear them in songs more often than most.
	12:23am blee: You have Mr. Lee on a 7"?!? Oh, I'm so jealous.
	12:27am Kevin: I have the 7" of their follow up "I Shot Mr. Lee" on the unfortunately named Triple-X label.
	12:27am Tome: elllo Therese ello kiddles !! ,, yea Scooby doo doo doo it's 7" time yea !!
	12:29am KP: One thing about CBGB, the reference to this guy was hilarious.
	12:31am blee: I shot Mr Lee is the same tune w different lyrics, right? I heard it a couple years ago. Strange, but cool that they would parody their own song. Pent up studio frustration.
	12:38am Droll: 4 miscues. Does it count as a miscue if it sounds better at the wrong speed?
	12:39am KP: And to keep the station going in general.
	12:39am Kevin: It is, totally inessential but a fun curio, there is a Teddy Vann cover on the other side. Unfortunately not "Santa Claus Is A Black Man."
	12:40am KP: Is this song about Keith Emerson?
	12:46am Matt from Springfield: The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Tonight (Because It's Still Night)... Hi Therese! Hi everyone! FEEL the surface noise and cheer for SGS!
	12:46am Tome: I was thinking the same thing KP ,, apparently not ,, well NOT that "clear" anyway > bit.ly...
	12:49am Matt from Springfield: "Mr. Lee" on 45, followed by "Denise"! Too bad I missed that moment live!
	12:51am pacific standard simon: Hey Matt, whatchu doin' up late?
	12:53am KP: I knew it wasnt "The Nice" but just now was first time i noticed the word "speed" in there so clearly. Those cats didnt mess around.
	12:54am Matt from Springfield: Hey PSS! I'm also off of work tomorrow, and working longer days in turn for the next couple months.
	12:54am Matt from Springfield: Love this "Hot Smoke & Sasafrass"! Always reminds me of something from Yes when I hear it.
	12:55am KP: Oh and thanks Tome, that was interesting. "The Nice" was the supplier, apparently. Next time im over there, I'll know.
	12:56am KP: OMG!
	12:56am Ken From Hyde Park: $115 to go and the tails start wagging and stuff.
	12:56am pacific standard simon: Password: Hot Smoke & Sasafrass Countersign: Incense & Peppermints I've got the day off, too!
	12:56am KP: i have the day off too.
	12:57am short shirt: Swingn' singles. Lots-o-fun Therese.
	12:57am blee: Is tomorrow a holiday?
	12:58am Matt from Springfield: Wow - psych-ish rock Monkees cover! @PSS: Splendid! (Dig those passwords!) @KP: Excellent! Let's all meet up on playlists tomorrow.
	12:58am KP: Irene.
	12:58am Kevin: That was right after the Small Faces left Decca and signed with Andrew Loog Oldham's label, no surprise he let that be.
	12:58am Whooda Hellameye: Tomorrow is today on the East coast. October 21st only comes once a year.
	12:59am Matt from Springfield: @blee: Or else we're all just refusing to show up to work! ;) Since it was already a holiday last week, I chose this Mon to be off - keep up the Therese/amEdeo streak! @KP: Deal! And some Jim Price and Scott W after.
	1:00am KP: Scott!
	1:00am Matt from Springfield: @Therese: Even more exercise when you're playing 78 discs! Ask Mac!
	1:01am pacific standard simon: I'll be trying to figure out how Destination: Out is going to deal with playing singles only.
	1:02am Kevin: Never knew Singles Going Steady week provided such a good core workout.
	1:02am Ken From Hyde Park: If anyone's looking for holidays, Oct. 21 is Trafalgar Day in various Commonwealth countries, says Wikipedia.
	1:02am KP: Probably Liz whilst i am moving car as per NYC parking regulations.
	1:03am Matt from Springfield: I love Trafalgar Square, so that will be celebrated in the US this Monday!
	1:04am pacific standard simon: My days off keep getting punted around -- had to work Sat. & Sun. this week.
	1:04am KP: With piegons?
	1:06am KP: Pigeons!
	1:08am pacific standard simon: Pigeon pie and driving around in circles.
	1:08am Matt from Springfield: Let pie-gons be pie-gons. Eat your pies, so they're gone...
	1:09am jug line: I saw a documentary on that all female mariachi band, serious drama there. Senorita seniority, child care, discrimination against female mariachis, funding...serious drama in addition to simply being an artist which is traumatic enough!
	1:11am Matt from Springfield: Wanda Jackson!
	1:11am ham hauler: That Wanda Jackson is just indecent!
	1:12am pacific standard simon: This isn't the version I've been playing all these years...
	1:21am egal: This morphed into James Brown's "Lickin' Stick'. Odd.
	1:23am Matt from Springfield: All right, Box Tops & Alex Chilton!
	1:27am KP: Therese, just put those 45s on the changer and come over and chat.
	1:28am bottomless bra: I think I completly wore out my first 7" Itsy Bitsy Tennie Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini...I remember finding my Dad's breaking point with that single.
	1:29am Matt from Springfield: Sing it, Gladys & Pips!!
	1:31am David L.B. is RRN63: ...45s sound different than 33&1/3rds...I used to know that...
	1:32am David L.B. is RRN63: ...I'm glad yts knight too - think I'll try & sleep again...
	1:32am Matt from Springfield: And now you can know it again, RRN63! :) Ha ha, this is a good one! Bill actually took this to #4 on the charts, or somewhere high up.
	1:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...makes me realize I ain't listened to last Mr. FineWine podcast yet - he did instrumentals...
	1:37am KP: First single i remember buying myself was "I Think We're Alone Now."
	1:38am Kevin: The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band certainly gave it their all to back up the Cos.
	1:40am Matt from Springfield: Woooo! Deep fry that bacon fat and you'll get some nice chicarones.
	1:40am pacific standard simon: Do the cardboard records in Mad Magazine specials count?
	1:41am crawlspace jockey: @KP Your a bad boy (and an old man) :) Googed "I think We're A;one Now" Found Tiffany doing her thing with it.
	1:41am Matt from Springfield: Oh wow Kevin, didn't know they were the backing band on that!
	1:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - now that's interesting KP...acquired 45s (& that's the archaic term we used @ the time) as hand-me-downs & used & such - but don't recall buying any new! Not sure there was anywhere to do it in smalltown NorthNewEngland...& pss - there were cereal box tie-ins, like a Banana Splits 4-song EP! - even flexis on the back of cereal boxes you'd cut out...
	1:43am Kevin: They backed Cosby on Silver Throat and Hooray For The Salvation Army Band, certainly the highlight on both records.
	1:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Sally Army a co-write w/ Hendrix - ?!??
	1:45am KP: I meant the Tiffany version!
	1:45am pacific standard simon: Yeah, my sisters had one of those cereal box ones -- Bobby Sherman. And I've still got one that was bound into an "adult" magazine -- some porn model discussing his "qualifications".
	1:45am She Ate My Candle: Huh uh, righttt....
	1:45am Matt from Springfield: LYNN COLLINS! This is that sampled song! It takes two - to make a thing go riiiiiight / It takes two - to make it out of siiiight!"
	1:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'there's a time to help the sinner - but not before the sin's begun'...read about it but - maybe heard it once??...
	1:47am Matt from Springfield: This one's circa 1970 or so.
	1:48am Moral Code Ring: Sly and the Family Stone would plain melt a 45
	1:49am egal: Matt: it's another morph of a James Brown song "Think"
	1:52am Matt from Springfield: The Hardest Working King in Soul Business was the engine behind a lot of soul variations, I'm sure.
	1:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cosby album Wiki has the answers, but I can't hotlink because it won't do the ' ! ' on the end - so - Bing: www.bing.com...
	1:56am Matt from Springfield: Goooooooo WFMU Friendship Society and Kenzo! It remembered that I faved this song on Fiveash's show, all the way back at Valentine's Day!
	1:57am Kevin: All I know is I was incredibly disappointed when I bought Cosby's Disco Bill album only to discover it was more of a soul parody and not a disco record.
	1:57am BadGuyZero: Someday I'll get my 7-inch singles Tumblr up-to-date.
	1:58am Bullwhip the Backseat Driver: You know they all gave themselves high-fives when they agreed on the name "The Impressions".
	2:00am Matt from Springfield: The Impressions are a fantastic name, though high-fives hadn't really developed at that point. Low-fives were well established (see: Flip Wilson), so they almost certainly gave each other some low.
	2:03am Matt from Springfield: Don't skip that! It's "Bacon Fat"!
	2:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...soo - probably the Physics meant you could engineer Bass easier on a 45 ??...George Martin recalling the Beatles asking him how American R&B & others got that bass on records w/out the needle jumping, & he admitted he was stumped - & there were LPs that wouldn't even play on my crap player sometimes: if album too long or too heavy...or something - I remember knowing by looking @ them...I'm still getting off on Black Sabbath on CD!...
	2:05am Matt from Springfield: Mmmm, luscious Betty Harris. Melts in your heart, not in your hand...
	2:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - seriously Matt - how singing & arrangement & playing come together...bet she sang @ Church...
	2:09am Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: That's a near certainty! She's truly a treazh!
	2:13am BadGuyZero: There was a whole run of LCD Soundsystem's "Losing My Edge" 12-inch single that was pretty much guaranteed to make needles jump because of the bass.
	2:13am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...another thing!: I think the 60s Renaissance demonstrates that if you make the Medium affordable - great music will be made & great sales figures too (unlike keeping CDs @ $17 & wondering why you didn't sell music) - granted the Economy was great then, if all the rest of Society was in turmoil in the 1960s...
	2:14am Desert Lagoon Party: Rabbit. I remember scotch-taping nickels or quarters on the needle arm, (depending on the level of bass or degree of warp on vinyl records) No better memory in my life that sitting in the Pontiac Tempest listening to Black Sabbath on the 8-track with cheap Mexican weed smoke reducing visibility to near zero. Recently found isolated tracks of instruments including guitar and bass tracks of Black Sabbath "Into the Void" very interesting. www.youtube.com...
	2:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - now people mix Bass crazytown - so I wonder (?) if that LCD's not a case of trying to mix digital era bass to vinyl & it not working...
	2:17am KP: Therese, just get out all the longest 45s, hey jude, McArthur' Park, paradise by the dashboard light ... the latter recently graces these waves. Seemed to top out at "forever."
	2:17am Panty Inspector from Cherryville, NC: Therese's show got me to wondering which died first: real music or the 45 RPM. Kind of a chicken or egg question.
	2:17am Matt from Springfield: "Absolute Beginners", on Virgin. But at least it's got 7" going for it...
	2:19am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - the isolated trax thing is interesting; makes you realize the Mix we know is but one possibility... - oh yeah! - curlicues of vinyl behind a weighted needle...
	2:19am Matt from Springfield: @KP: The early cut-off "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" that Joe McG played. My family's jukebox used to have a Steely Dan "Deacon Blues" 45, that also cut out early to fit the time length.
	2:22am Whooda Hellameye: Matt that is obscene to fade out early for time limit... but then again there were those horrible fade in and outs in 8-track and cassette that spanned track and side changes. Really pathetic.
	2:22am BadGuyZero: I had a few 8-tracks that had a song on it twice so that there wasn't minutes of silence at the end of one of the tracks. I hated when 8-tracks had a song split across two tracks. :song fades out: KCHUNK :song fades in:
	2:22am blee: CLINIC!!!!!
	2:25am youz and mezz: Yeah Roxy Music!
	2:25am BadGuyZero: No mistaking the "Virginia Plain" intro.
	2:25am Matt from Springfield: Woooooo!! Old quirky Roxy Music! Almost thought this was Cockney Rebel at first!
	2:26am KP: Quite nice.
	2:26am label scraps: Who came first Brian Ferry or David Byrne?
	2:27am Nick: Wow, this version sounds different from the LP version! Great show Therese.
	2:28am fleep: Eno!
	2:30am Subterrarium Cell: Eno. gottcha. That makes sense.
	2:31am jason in shanghai: therese, got you tuned in shanghai, china. keep the hits rollin!
	2:31am Matt from Springfield: Ahhh, Sophia Knapp! Olivia Neutron Bomb's doppelsinger! HAIL NEW 45s!
	2:32am Matt from Springfield: @Subterrarium: Eno...is always the one. That's how you remember!
	2:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...another reason Singles might have a different Mix was they were often released @ different times...
	2:33am Nerf Batons for the Police State: Hello in Shanghai. Don't invade us. We're good for it, really, just gives a couple of weeks until next payday.
	2:33am KP: Sophia Knapp? Sounds pretty cool/.
	2:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...hmm - w/ the record moving faster - that's more 'information' going by the stylus?...& bigger grooves?...I have no idea...
	2:36am Nick: @RRN63-Yeah, I was just looking online to see if the 45 version of Virginia Plain was a different mix, but couldn't find any info.
	2:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Purty Thangs!
	2:37am KP: Connecticut's/the Bronx's/Long Island's own Blues (Bloos) Magoos.
	2:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I wanna sleep - & she breaks w/ the Nuggets-y stuff...
	2:39am KP: I had my picture taken with Phil May in July. Saw them in London. Amazing.
	2:39am Brazilian Pretzels: The wider the distance between tracks provided higher fidelity. Higher fidelity recordings were shorter in time (length) due to the physical limitation of the disk diameter.
	2:39am KP: They did NOT do Midnight to Six!
	2:42am Whooda Hellameye: I prefer this scratchy Wings to the new McCartney crap out this month.
	2:42am Matt from Springfield: Odd Sox? Maybe they won't notice, with you carrying that Lunch Box. Wings instrumentals RAWK! Best one since "Zoo Gang"! And the "Walking in the Park with Eloise/Bridge Over River suite" single under an assumed name.
	2:43am Matt from Springfield: "Walking in the Park with Eloise" was actually written by Paul's dad, James, years before. Nice of Paul to release that as tribute.
	2:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - is it crap? Sorry to hear. I liked SirMacca's 'Kisses on the Bottom' thing of Jazz Standards...
	2:46am Stray For Hire: My opinion isn't worth listening to but I've seen McCartney peddling his latest on Jimmy Fallon and elsewhere. He offers his best and to me it sucked eggs.
	2:46am Matt from Springfield: Claps sent digitally for amEdeo - welcome!
	2:46am KP: I heard the rap on it was it sounds like XTC, which to me is not much of a rap.
	2:47am Matt from Springfield: But in computer science, A++ would constantly add other As to your existing A, until all conditions have been met.
	2:47am Matt from Springfield: Missing Persons!
	2:48am Matt from Springfield: I think that was a pretend collab w/ Mel Gibson and Seinfeld, until Mel realized Jerry is Jewish and flipped out. Escorted off the pretend set.
	2:48am KP: Nobody Walks in LA!
	2:49am Matt from Springfield: THE NEW TEACHER IS NOT THE SAME TEACHER! SHE'S A XEROXED MICHAEL KEATON DRESSED AS THE OLD TEACHER!!! www.911michaelkeatonmultiplicityfiresteeltruth.biz
	2:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think SirMacca passed feeling he had anything left to prove to anyone & giving a crap that way so long ago no one remembers...it's in him somewhere...
	2:50am Matt from Springfield: THANK YOU KP, and Brian from Oceanside!
	2:50am KP: NP!
	2:51am silent coward: Station Manger Ken has purchased a used golf cart...that's the skinny on where the all the cash went to anyway.
	2:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...is the golf cart invisible?
	2:53am Matt from Springfield: Hammsome gents.
	2:54am BadGuyZero: Jon Hamm has hooks for hands.
	2:54am Matt from Springfield: I think Ken intends to stash the cash in a safe under the new performance space stage--that's why he wants to build it.
	2:55am Whooda Hellameye: The cart is not invisible Rabbit but it was advertised to have flying drone capabilities.
	2:56am Matt from Springfield: Named for St. Sandwichbear of Newcastle.
	2:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think KenF. is like Coburn as President's Analyst or something...he's a Natural Scientist for the Govt. or someone & we're his subjects & it's all a front...yup...
	2:57am Matt from Springfield: Well the remembrance cards prob have small copies of saints' paintings, it's not so much "hanging out" with your friends. In fact playing with those in a dollhouse sounds even more creepy...
	2:57am Steve-O: Enjoyed the show today, as usual.....thanks, Therese! =)
	2:57am paper cut surge protector: St. Sandwichbear stole that title from the Earl of Sandwichbread
	2:58am Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Although, this is the funnest front I've ever been ensnared in! So Kudos to Ken either way! :)
	2:59am Matt from Springfield: @paper cut: They should reconcile, over a pint of beer and a bear sandwich.
	2:59am Whooda Hellameye: Yes, Ken's handicapped accessible unisex bathrooms are in the right place.
	2:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...some were more benevolent in 'President's Analyst' & some weren't...
	3:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 101 Damnations.
	3:00am Matt from Springfield: Speaking of Grey Gardens, make sure you feed some Wonder Bread to the 'coons in the attic!
	3:00am Steve-O: (P.S. speaking of REALLY old folks one of my great-great-sometime grandfathers lived to be 98. He was from Quebec, originally, but immigrated to the U.S. circa 1820 or so.)

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