WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from June 26, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:03am V Priceless: Good morning, Mr. McG!
	9:03am Brendan: Hi Joe and all
	9:05am bill: You can just hear the Stooges bursting out of Sonny Rollins' forehead
	9:07am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Joe and assembled McGaskovians.
	9:08am common: JOE! people! Yip!
	9:08am northguineahills: wait, I'm here?!!! Cool!
	9:10am Santos L Halper: @bill: that's a great mental image- Iggy Athena. Morning all!
	9:10am Joe McG: Honk! Honk! Honk! 'Morning, all.
	9:11am Brendan: The bongos and sax evoke a 70s movie with a cop chasing a bad guy ... Maybe down a fire esape
	👻 9:16am 12539: This is excellent advice.
	9:18am KP: Good day
	9:25am adrian in mpls: guten Morgen
	9:25am V Priceless: Joe you are the Groove Master!
	9:26am Leone Bachega: Loved The Black Hippies!
	9:27am Joe McG: @VP: I hope I'm not the Groove Munster.
	9:29am northguineahills: @Leone Bachega: Yes, and seriously, how cool is that name!
	9:30am Brendan: Optimism. A rut is just another type of groove.
	9:33am Roberto: My wife keeps thinking we have bedbugs even though we've been cleared about five times over the last three years. I don't think she'll be happy until she actually sees one.
	9:33am Bad Ronald: Morning, this Brownie song rocks!
	9:34am Sem Chumbo: Delicious find, Joe, this Calypso comp:)
	9:34am adrian in mpls: they could update the bed bug song to the luis suarez song. honk honk
	👻 9:35am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Joe and noisemakers.
	9:35am Marcel M: Yay! Tuned in right for the Calypso. Morning Joe and everyone.
	9:37am northguineahills: chalk up another one to Soul Jazz Recs.
	9:37am V Priceless: Joe - have you heard Mitchum's calypso record, circa '57? Believe it or not - brilliant, IMO.
	9:38am Joe McG: @VP: Yes, a proud owner of the CD reissue!
	9:38am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning, Joe & everybody!
	9:39am V Priceless: @ Joe - me too!
	9:39am Brendan: I dont know about beingg a bed bug, but if i was reborn as Kate Upton, id touch my boobs constantly.
	9:44am Matt F: There was a Roy Orbison cover band called Roy Division where all 4 or 5 members dressed identically as Roy Orbison.
	9:45am Roberto: We have been experiencing an influx of spider mites (or something resembling them) lately. I fed one to the cat last night.
	9:45am Joe McG: @Matt: Ha! Brilliant.
	9:47am Rob W: Hi Joe, excellent show as always. Oy Division is a klezmer band based in Israel - klezmer bands insist on having puns in their names! We have an Oy Division track in the FMA: freemusicarchive.org... . And Joy Frempong's Belgium-based very un-klezmer band OY is going to be on my show soon (air date TBD) - I'm recording a session with them on Tuesday.
	9:50am Joe McG: @Rob: Thanks for the info, Rob! Looking forward to the session!
	9:53am Rob W: Nice how I snuck in that plug, huh - ?! Off to work now, keep up the great mix Joe and have a great day everyone...
	9:54am steve: good morning Joe and friends
	9:55am fredr: Isn't this an old Floyd song? Wow!
	9:57am Joe McG: @fredr: Well, it was, until Rosebud improved it! Ha ha!
	9:58am Disco Clone: Hey Joe
	9:59am Joe McG: Hey, Disco Clone! Odd you should come by at this moment given the next song I just picked out!...
	10:02am Stevel: There are no coincidences.
	10:02am Joe McG: @Stevel: It was destiny.
	10:04am Rob W: Clarification: The Oy Division FMA track at freemusicarchive.org... is actually an entire live show. A Whole lotta Oy Division... Bye again...
	10:07am common: sooooooo creepy.
	10:07am Greg from Bloomfield: Not gonna lie: This one is creeping me out.
	10:07am KP: Is this Tom Petty
	10:08am Stevel: God, I hate that song. Perfect segue.
	👻 10:08am 12539: I've always marveled at the way he makes the baby all about him.
	10:08am Brendan: Ah... The times of your life
	10:08am V Priceless: wow - "didn't have to keep it" - never noticed those risque lyrics!
	10:08am Stevel: "Way to breed for me, baby!"
	10:10am Greg from Bloomfield: From the album "Paul Anka Sings Songs Of Extending the Anka Bloodline"
	10:14am Joe McG: @Greg: Ha! "Paul Anka Sings Your Favorite Anti-Abortion Hits"
	10:14am KP: That was nice
	10:23am Brendan: BABA!
	10:24am Listener Alexandra: Perfection, Joe.
	10:27am βrian: I missed Paul Anka and Abba. Oh, woe is me. ... kinda
	10:29am common: i hate going to the dentist so much that i pulled my own tooth last summer.
	10:31am ?: I love how Joe plays music that makes him queasy... Easy does it Joe, have some pepto bismol on me =]
	10:32am Joe McG: @common: Ouch! @?: I DO feel a little queasy!
	10:33am common: sorry joe. had to be done.
	10:35am Andrew Waterloo: @common, did it involve fishing line and a door?
	10:35am Sem Chumbo: Kennedy Girl: hahaha! James Last: ditto. Sly and good.
	10:37am βrian: Looks like I poked my head above the parapet just in time. Lovin' it.
	10:42am Artie: just adjusting my cushions a bit ahh, there, that's better
	10:44am V Priceless: great Tremeloes track!
	10:45am t_J: the drummer is the tremolo around wild stuff
	10:48am frobbert: Thank you for introducing me to Oy! I think I'm in love <3
	10:51am Joe McG: My pleasure, Frobbert!
	10:53am Guido from Cologne: hello Joe! the dentist made it to the show! I knew it! Isn't it a cute little killer of a single? People need to see the cover: www.dashertz.de...
	10:54am Joe McG: @Guido: Ha! Genius!
	👻 10:58am Brian in UK: Hey Joe & sensation seekers. The really bright way is to tie one end of the string to the top of the lift, the other to the tooth then jump down the lift shaft. No pain.
	11:04am Guido from Cologne: How famous is James Last in the US? His name is actually hans JLast, one of the top Jazz-Bassmen in 1950ies Germany.
	11:08am Listener Alexandra: Thanks, Joe :-)
	11:09am Joe McG: @Guido: He's not too famous here, Guido. @Alex: You bet, great request.
	11:11am Dean: Beg to differ with respect to Last's celebrity here. If the number of LPs in used bins during the '70s is a fair measure of an artist's former popularity, he was well-known. His records were ubiquitous. OTOH, he didn't get a lot of FM airplay back then.
	11:13am KP: Geno! This has been described as his most beautiful song and more than that. There's a TNN video that is monumental.
	👻 11:15am Brian in UK: I thought it was Crispian St Peters. Just kiddin'.
	11:15am Guido from Cologne: James Last was the unevitable adult party music of 70ies Germany. Tons of gold and platinum selling albums all the rock people hated with passion. Though as a person he is reportetd as an extremely sweet guy. Quite a few prog-rockers and jazzers made a good living from working in his big band. Fabio's title music comes from the rarest, cultiest and expensiest "Voodoo Party"
	11:18am Dean: Speaking of famous German musicians, I learned of Herbert Grönemeyer in the '80s, where his music was introduced to me as "the German Peter Gabriel." One tune, I recall, was "Bochum," about his home town. According to the wiki thing he's a megasuperstar. Guido, did his music go well with the prog crowd?
	11:19am Cheri Pi: Son! Momma's back. In and out of meetings and bogged down by work, but I'm home.
	11:20am Joe McG: @Cheri Pi: Momma! Missed you.
	11:21am steve m: Yes fly like an eagle ... Out among the stars
	11:22am βrian: It will soon be time to pick the neighbor's Morency cherries . break out the nice Ceylon cinnamon, and bake a nice cherry pie.
	11:23am Cheri Pi: I salute you βrian
	11:23am KP: Dont want post link but "MOJO, Gene Clark, Hear the Wind" plugged into Google will bring up one of the most insightful rock pieces ive read in a while (maybe because it mentions the old Two Boots bar in NY), and the clip.
	11:24am t_J: the future is unwritten but i want to be a fulfilled old champ already
	11:27am t_J: at least grant the excellency for such a thought tense, bring to the present your assumption of deserved merits and flower alongside others in tasks of basic living
	11:28am Glenn m: Me n Ella Mae are into these jams
	11:29am Guido from Cologne: Actually Grönemeyer started in an obscure late 70ies prog band ... which was not too bad actually, kinda fusion. He is not well loved by today's music underground though. Actually the conparison with Peter gabriel might work in his role as a mentor (for instance he's responsible for deluxe re-issues of NEU), but not as an artist. His first big hit was "Männer" (Males) , which was a surprise to all show-biz-pros, since it was very weird at the time (I must confess i -not getting the irony- hated it). Kinda new-wavish, but not a real exploitation production. He later on went more and more mainstream, becoming more and mor e an identification figure for his hometown Bochum and the whole "Ruhrpott" (the coal-mine and steel-cookers valley of Germany that went in heavy crisis in the mid-70ies).
	11:29am Joe McG: @Glenn: Happy to hear it, Jed!
	11:30am Glenn m: I'm serious I'm driving a lady named Ella Mae to the doctor and she loves it
	11:31am Joe McG: @Glenn: Ha ha! That's great!
	11:33am Dean: Thanks, Guido. I learned about him from a woman from Peine, which is not too far from Bochum, about 150 miles. Good on him for the NEU promotion!
	11:34am Guido from Cologne: Grönemeyer Männer 1984: www.youtube.com... (Please do not play this on WFMU !!! Haevy mainstrem rotation made me sicker than sick of this!)
	11:34am listener mark: Poor Susie, another marijuana related death.
	11:35am John W: Thanks for "The Story of Susie" It brings back memories of watching "Go Ask Alice" in health class.
	11:35am Stau: She was murdered..... by JERRY SEINFELD!
	11:35am V Priceless: tsk..tsk...evil gateway weed
	11:35am chris: the devil weed claims another innocent sou;l
	11:36am SmokinJ: Time for a splif!
	11:36am t_J: catharsis current there's no sex in angels Duh!
	👻 11:36am Brian in UK: Numbers add up to nothin'.
	11:37am Sem Chumbo: It's the inhaling that gets ya, weed AND whiskey.
	11:37am V Priceless: i need a beer for my tears, Joe...a beer for my tears!
	11:37am t_J: everything's relative
	11:37am Joe McG: Stay away from the Evil Dope, kids.
	11:38am Greg from Bloomfield: WHISKEY?! WHERE?! Sorry. Force of habit.
	11:38am t_J: wise advice from decades
	11:38am Dean: I hear the gravelly Gabriel vocal connection, but that's about it. And Grönemeyer was in the movie "Das Boot," the soundtrack for which was composed by Klaus Doldinger, although it sounds nothing like Passport.
	👻 11:39am Brian in UK: Joe. George W left ages ago.
	11:39am t_J: thanks Joe, nice set btw
	11:39am V Priceless: @ Brian - haha - you read my mind! haha
	11:39am Guido from Cologne: "Haschisch spritzen und elektrische Musik hören" ("injecting hashish and listening to electric music") common say of the early 70ies conservative workingmen misunderstanding everything.
	11:40am Stau: The Prophet sings
	11:41am chris: Made me laugh, Guido. :-)
	👻 11:41am Brian in UK: Is this a take on Satisfied Mind?
	11:41am Rich in Washington: In a day where everyone seems to be a documentary filmmaker now, it's refreshing to see one as good as Partly Fiction. Just amazing.
	11:42am t_J: :) Guido
	11:42am Guido from Cologne: distinguishing hash from heroin is a sophisticated task ...
	11:43am t_J: i wonder what cannabis cooking in tube will match
	11:43am Dean: Er, hash is the one with corned beef, right?
	11:44am Joe McG: @Rich: I totally agree with you.
	👻 11:44am Brian in UK: Great show as ever Joe, pick up the first part later, alligator. Hash is a cock-up.
	11:45am t_J: not just as a matter of focusing on resources but providing flare living as well
	11:45am Rich in Washington: Docs about people who are still alive and with their cooperation can be really boring and sycophantic. I really enjoyed that film. I also liked the non-linear-ness of it.
	11:46am Guido from Cologne: There is a footage of Can from 1972 where you can see some girls sitting on the stage preparing a pipe and even smoking it ... on public TV !!! Hardly anyone understood anything!
	11:46am Stau: sounds like Still Crazy After All These Years
	11:47am t_J: so "the summit" theme .. as always prevails
	11:47am Sem Chumbo: Hmm, "Old Church, New Paint." Maybe you have something there, @Stau.
	11:48am chris: I even hear some Shenandoah (Across the Wide Missouri) in this... it is sublime
	11:49am Stau: @chris: Agree!
	11:50am Brendan: Joe... Once again, you lay down amazing grooves. Thank you kindly.
	11:50am Jack: Great Dave Douglas music, thanks
	11:50am SuW Guru: thank god for Sports so we don't have to word wrestle
	11:50am Jack: and a perfect follow...
	11:51am Dean: Yes! Haden and Jones is exactly what the Dave Douglas brought to mind. Next step, Archie Shepp.
	11:51am listener mark: This would be my bed music. If I had a radio programme.
	11:51am Guido from Cologne: Charlie Haden seems to have had various "special jazz projects" in the 90ies it seems. I remember one about 20ies/30ies aAmerican Movies ...
	11:52am Dean: ...with Horace Parlan, I mean.
	11:52am Erella: I love LOVE this album! Thank you
	11:53am Erella: Every song from this collection makes me feel hopeful.
	11:54am Paul Anka: To me, bed music is squeaking springs and knowing some lucky dame's goona be 'havin my baby'
	11:55am Sem Chumbo: Grateful for this show today, Joe. Pouring outside, so it was a gift to be in and listening.
	11:55am Joe McG: Thanks everyone for following me from the ridiculous to the sublime. Have a great weekend!
	11:55am Jack: Early Staples, that's it, I'm saved!!!!!
	11:55am V Priceless: Thank-you, Joe - you too!
	11:56am Stau: Musique curator extraordinaire - great show Joe
	11:56am Guido from Cologne: THANK YOU for the beautiful show JOE!
	11:56am Dean: Same vibe: Marc Johnson's recording of Frisell's "Ghost Town," featuring Frisell, Metheny, and Baron: http://www.amazon.com/Sound-Summer-Running-Marc-Johnson/dp/B0000069N8
	11:56am chris: Happy to be able to follow along for a little bit today, Joe. Cheers!
	11:57am shecky: Some say that an optimist is a person who buys green bananas
	👻 11:57am 12539: Thanks, Mr McG.
	11:57am Greg from Bloomfield: Thanks, Joe! Great show today.
	11:58am listener mark: Thank you Joe.
	11:58am Laura L: Thanks, Joe--great show.
	11:58am shecky: To me optimism is believing that the half full glass of water is half full of scotch
	11:59am Erella: Great show! Thank you. And I appreciate all your dubbing.

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from June 26, 2014

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A pennant-winning battery of songland. Ongoing feature: Single File, a half-hour of randomly selected small records with big holes.

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June 26, 2014: Yours Until Tomorrow

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Sonny Rollins	Jungoso "Jungoso" by "Sonny Rollins"	Sonny Rollins, Vol. 2: Seven Classic Albums	Real Gone Jazz	2013	CD	From "What's New," 1962		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
OY	Don't Run Run "Don't Run Run" by "OY"	No Problem Saloon	Crammed Discs	2014	CD		*	0:12:39 (Pop-up)
The Black Hippies	You Are My Witness	The Black Hippies	Academy/Voodoo Funk	2014	LP	From 1977	*	0:16:45 (Pop-up)
Merchant	Instant Funk "Instant Funk" by "Merchant"	Tropical Disco Hustle	Cultures of Soul	2014	CD	From 1981	*	0:25:18 (Pop-up)
Brownie	The Bed Bug Song "The Bed Bug Song" by "Brownie"	Calypso: Musical Poetry in the Caribbean 1955-69	Soul Jazz	2014	CD	late 50s	*	0:31:09 (Pop-up)
Viper	Dog Better Than Man "Dog Better Than Man" by "Viper"	Calypso: Musical Poetry in the Caribbean 1955-69	Soul Jazz	2014	CD	From 1962	*	0:33:20 (Pop-up)
Slim Smith	Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow	Keep the Light Shining	Kingston Sounds	2014	CD		*	0:36:25 (Pop-up)

Spaceheads	Dirty Planet "Dirty Planet" by "Spaceheads"	Trip to the Moon	Electric Brass	2014	EP		*	0:45:27 (Pop-up)
Nightmares on Wax	Da Feelin "Da Feelin" by "Nightmares on Wax"	N.O.W. Is the Time	Warp	2014	CD	From 2008	*	0:48:47 (Pop-up)
Rosebud	Free Four "Free Four" by "Rosebud"	Discoballs: A Tribute to Pink Floyd	Collector's Choice	2008	CD	From 1977		0:53:33 (Pop-up)
Daniele Baldelli	Funk Me Again "Funk Me Again" by "Daniele Baldelli"	Back to My Funky Side	Cinedelic	2013	CD			0:56:56 (Pop-up)
Clone	Son of Octabred, Part 1 (excerpt)	Son of Octabred	Dead-Cert Home Entertainment	2014	LP	From 1982	*	1:00:40 (Pop-up)
Paul Anka	(You're) Having My Baby	Absolutely the Best of Paul Anka in the 70s	Fuel 2000/EMI	2003	CD	From 1974		1:05:10 (Pop-up)
Browning Bryant	Liverpool Fool "Liverpool Fool" by "Browning Bryant"	Too Slow to Disco	How Do You Are?	2014	CD	From 1974	*	1:07:42 (Pop-up)
The Dukes	The Dentist "The Dentist" by "The Dukes"	Hausputz Teil 2	No Label	2014	CD-R		*	1:10:31 (Pop-up)
Change	Yaketty Yak, Smaketty Smack	Poppsaga: Iceland's Pop Scene 1972-1977	RPM International	2014	CD	From 1972	*	1:12:49 (Pop-up)
Gruff Rhys	Candylion "Candylion" by "Gruff Rhys"	Candylion	Team Love	2007	CD			1:15:58 (Pop-up)
Chris Clark	I Want to Go Back There Again	The Motown Collection	Motown/Universal	2005	CD	From "Soul Sounds," 1967		1:18:23 (Pop-up)
ABBA	The Winner Takes It All "The Winner Takes It All" by "ABBA"	Super Trouper	Polar	2008	CD	From 1980		1:20:57 (Pop-up)

Single File: a bunch of 45s in a row "Single File: a bunch of 45s in a row"
Little Roger & the Goosebumps	Kennedy Girls	single	Richmond	1979	45			1:31:57 (Pop-up)
James Last	Love for Sale "Love for Sale" by "James Last"	single	Polydor	1975	45			1:33:38 (Pop-up)
Trammps	Where Do We Go from Here "Where Do We Go from Here" by "Trammps"	single	Golden Fleece	1974	45			1:36:48 (Pop-up)
Sarah Vaughan	Make Yourself Comfortable	single	Mercury	1954	45	with Hugo Peretti and His Orchestra		1:40:28 (Pop-up)
The Tremeloes	Suddenly You Love Me	single	CBS	1967	45			1:43:07 (Pop-up)
Gary Glitter	What Your Mama Don't See (Your Mama Don't Know!)	single	Eagle	1980	45	I apologize in advance		1:45:43 (Pop-up)
Paula Wayne	Yours Until Tomorrow "Yours Until Tomorrow" by "Paula Wayne"	single	Colgems	1968	45			1:49:05 (Pop-up)
Lone Justice	Don't Toss Us Away "Don't Toss Us Away" by "Lone Justice"	single	Geffen	1985	45			1:51:56 (Pop-up)
The Steve Gibbons Band	Tulane "Tulane" by "The Steve Gibbons Band"	single	MCA	1977	45			1:56:20 (Pop-up)

The Poppy Family	There's No Blood in Bone	Which Way You Goin', Billy?	London	1970	LP			2:08:36 (Pop-up)
Gene Clark	Hear the Wind "Hear the Wind" by "Gene Clark"	Two Sides to Every Story	Polydor	1988	CD	From 1977		2:11:14 (Pop-up)
Waylon Jennings	Out Among the Stars	What Goes Around Comes Around	RCA	1979	LP			2:14:34 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Out Among the Stars "Out Among the Stars" by "Johnny Cash"	Out Among the Stars	Columbia Legacy	2014	CD	From 1984	*	2:17:49 (Pop-up)
Willie Nelson	Bring It On "Bring It On" by "Willie Nelson"	Band of Brothers	Legacy	2014	CD		*	2:20:45 (Pop-up)
Ben Vaughn	Sleepless Nights "Sleepless Nights" by "Ben Vaughn"	Texas Road Trip	Munster	2014	CD		*	2:23:31 (Pop-up)
Norma Jean	I Cried Myself Awake "I Cried Myself Awake" by "Norma Jean"	Love Is a Woman's Job	RCA	1968	LP			2:26:24 (Pop-up)
Dolly Parton	Just Because I'm a Woman	Just Because I'm a Woman	RCA	1968	LP			2:29:08 (Pop-up)
Bill Woods	The Story of Susie "The Story of Susie" by "Bill Woods"	Technicolor Grease: Lost Treasures from the Vaults 1959-69 Vol. 4	Norton	2014	CD	From 1960	*	2:32:10 (Pop-up)
Tom Ghent	Whiskey Whiskey "Whiskey Whiskey" by "Tom Ghent"	Yankee's Rebel Son	Kapp	1971	LP			2:35:28 (Pop-up)
Harry Dean Stanton	When I Get My Rewards	Partly Fiction	Omnivore	2014	LP	ugh, all that time dubbing those songs from the movie and an album comes out!	*	2:38:42 (Pop-up)
Dave Douglas, Chet Doxas, Steve Swallow, and Jim Doxas	Old Church, New Paint	Riverside	Greenleaf	2014	CD		*	2:43:19 (Pop-up)
Charlie Haden and Hank Jones	Spiritual	Steal Away: Spirituals, Hymns, and Folk Songs	Verve	1995	CD			2:49:49 (Pop-up)
The Staple Singers	Uncloudy Day "Uncloudy Day" by "The Staple Singers"	Uncloudy Day	Mississippi	2014	LP	From 1959	*	2:54:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am V Priceless: Good morning, Mr. McG!
	9:03am Brendan: Hi Joe and all
	9:05am bill: You can just hear the Stooges bursting out of Sonny Rollins' forehead
	9:07am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Joe and assembled McGaskovians.
	9:08am common: JOE! people! Yip!
	9:08am northguineahills: wait, I'm here?!!! Cool!
	9:10am Santos L Halper: @bill: that's a great mental image- Iggy Athena. Morning all!
	9:10am Joe McG: Honk! Honk! Honk! 'Morning, all.
	9:11am Brendan: The bongos and sax evoke a 70s movie with a cop chasing a bad guy ... Maybe down a fire esape
	👻 9:16am 12539: This is excellent advice.
	9:18am KP: Good day
	9:25am adrian in mpls: guten Morgen
	9:25am V Priceless: Joe you are the Groove Master!
	9:26am Leone Bachega: Loved The Black Hippies!
	9:27am Joe McG: @VP: I hope I'm not the Groove Munster.
	9:29am northguineahills: @Leone Bachega: Yes, and seriously, how cool is that name!
	9:30am Brendan: Optimism. A rut is just another type of groove.
	9:33am Roberto: My wife keeps thinking we have bedbugs even though we've been cleared about five times over the last three years. I don't think she'll be happy until she actually sees one.
	9:33am Bad Ronald: Morning, this Brownie song rocks!
	9:34am Sem Chumbo: Delicious find, Joe, this Calypso comp:)
	9:34am adrian in mpls: they could update the bed bug song to the luis suarez song. honk honk
	👻 9:35am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Joe and noisemakers.
	9:35am Marcel M: Yay! Tuned in right for the Calypso. Morning Joe and everyone.
	9:37am northguineahills: chalk up another one to Soul Jazz Recs.
	9:37am V Priceless: Joe - have you heard Mitchum's calypso record, circa '57? Believe it or not - brilliant, IMO.
	9:38am Joe McG: @VP: Yes, a proud owner of the CD reissue!
	9:38am Greg from Bloomfield: Morning, Joe & everybody!
	9:39am V Priceless: @ Joe - me too!
	9:39am Brendan: I dont know about beingg a bed bug, but if i was reborn as Kate Upton, id touch my boobs constantly.
	9:44am Matt F: There was a Roy Orbison cover band called Roy Division where all 4 or 5 members dressed identically as Roy Orbison.
	9:45am Roberto: We have been experiencing an influx of spider mites (or something resembling them) lately. I fed one to the cat last night.
	9:45am Joe McG: @Matt: Ha! Brilliant.
	9:47am Rob W: Hi Joe, excellent show as always. Oy Division is a klezmer band based in Israel - klezmer bands insist on having puns in their names! We have an Oy Division track in the FMA: freemusicarchive.org... . And Joy Frempong's Belgium-based very un-klezmer band OY is going to be on my show soon (air date TBD) - I'm recording a session with them on Tuesday.
	9:50am Joe McG: @Rob: Thanks for the info, Rob! Looking forward to the session!
	9:53am Rob W: Nice how I snuck in that plug, huh - ?! Off to work now, keep up the great mix Joe and have a great day everyone...
	9:54am steve: good morning Joe and friends
	9:55am fredr: Isn't this an old Floyd song? Wow!
	9:57am Joe McG: @fredr: Well, it was, until Rosebud improved it! Ha ha!
	9:58am Disco Clone: Hey Joe
	9:59am Joe McG: Hey, Disco Clone! Odd you should come by at this moment given the next song I just picked out!...
	10:02am Stevel: There are no coincidences.
	10:02am Joe McG: @Stevel: It was destiny.
	10:04am Rob W: Clarification: The Oy Division FMA track at freemusicarchive.org... is actually an entire live show. A Whole lotta Oy Division... Bye again...
	10:07am common: sooooooo creepy.
	10:07am Greg from Bloomfield: Not gonna lie: This one is creeping me out.
	10:07am KP: Is this Tom Petty
	10:08am Stevel: God, I hate that song. Perfect segue.
	👻 10:08am 12539: I've always marveled at the way he makes the baby all about him.
	10:08am Brendan: Ah... The times of your life
	10:08am V Priceless: wow - "didn't have to keep it" - never noticed those risque lyrics!
	10:08am Stevel: "Way to breed for me, baby!"
	10:10am Greg from Bloomfield: From the album "Paul Anka Sings Songs Of Extending the Anka Bloodline"
	10:14am Joe McG: @Greg: Ha! "Paul Anka Sings Your Favorite Anti-Abortion Hits"
	10:14am KP: That was nice
	10:23am Brendan: BABA!
	10:24am Listener Alexandra: Perfection, Joe.
	10:27am βrian: I missed Paul Anka and Abba. Oh, woe is me. ... kinda
	10:29am common: i hate going to the dentist so much that i pulled my own tooth last summer.
	10:31am ?: I love how Joe plays music that makes him queasy... Easy does it Joe, have some pepto bismol on me =]
	10:32am Joe McG: @common: Ouch! @?: I DO feel a little queasy!
	10:33am common: sorry joe. had to be done.
	10:35am Andrew Waterloo: @common, did it involve fishing line and a door?
	10:35am Sem Chumbo: Kennedy Girl: hahaha! James Last: ditto. Sly and good.
	10:37am βrian: Looks like I poked my head above the parapet just in time. Lovin' it.
	10:42am Artie: just adjusting my cushions a bit ahh, there, that's better
	10:44am V Priceless: great Tremeloes track!
	10:45am t_J: the drummer is the tremolo around wild stuff
	10:48am frobbert: Thank you for introducing me to Oy! I think I'm in love <3
	10:51am Joe McG: My pleasure, Frobbert!
	10:53am Guido from Cologne: hello Joe! the dentist made it to the show! I knew it! Isn't it a cute little killer of a single? People need to see the cover: www.dashertz.de...
	10:54am Joe McG: @Guido: Ha! Genius!
	👻 10:58am Brian in UK: Hey Joe & sensation seekers. The really bright way is to tie one end of the string to the top of the lift, the other to the tooth then jump down the lift shaft. No pain.
	11:04am Guido from Cologne: How famous is James Last in the US? His name is actually hans JLast, one of the top Jazz-Bassmen in 1950ies Germany.
	11:08am Listener Alexandra: Thanks, Joe :-)
	11:09am Joe McG: @Guido: He's not too famous here, Guido. @Alex: You bet, great request.
	11:11am Dean: Beg to differ with respect to Last's celebrity here. If the number of LPs in used bins during the '70s is a fair measure of an artist's former popularity, he was well-known. His records were ubiquitous. OTOH, he didn't get a lot of FM airplay back then.
	11:13am KP: Geno! This has been described as his most beautiful song and more than that. There's a TNN video that is monumental.
	👻 11:15am Brian in UK: I thought it was Crispian St Peters. Just kiddin'.
	11:15am Guido from Cologne: James Last was the unevitable adult party music of 70ies Germany. Tons of gold and platinum selling albums all the rock people hated with passion. Though as a person he is reportetd as an extremely sweet guy. Quite a few prog-rockers and jazzers made a good living from working in his big band. Fabio's title music comes from the rarest, cultiest and expensiest "Voodoo Party"
	11:18am Dean: Speaking of famous German musicians, I learned of Herbert Grönemeyer in the '80s, where his music was introduced to me as "the German Peter Gabriel." One tune, I recall, was "Bochum," about his home town. According to the wiki thing he's a megasuperstar. Guido, did his music go well with the prog crowd?
	11:19am Cheri Pi: Son! Momma's back. In and out of meetings and bogged down by work, but I'm home.
	11:20am Joe McG: @Cheri Pi: Momma! Missed you.
	11:21am steve m: Yes fly like an eagle ... Out among the stars
	11:22am βrian: It will soon be time to pick the neighbor's Morency cherries . break out the nice Ceylon cinnamon, and bake a nice cherry pie.
	11:23am Cheri Pi: I salute you βrian
	11:23am KP: Dont want post link but "MOJO, Gene Clark, Hear the Wind" plugged into Google will bring up one of the most insightful rock pieces ive read in a while (maybe because it mentions the old Two Boots bar in NY), and the clip.
	11:24am t_J: the future is unwritten but i want to be a fulfilled old champ already
	11:27am t_J: at least grant the excellency for such a thought tense, bring to the present your assumption of deserved merits and flower alongside others in tasks of basic living
	11:28am Glenn m: Me n Ella Mae are into these jams
	11:29am Guido from Cologne: Actually Grönemeyer started in an obscure late 70ies prog band ... which was not too bad actually, kinda fusion. He is not well loved by today's music underground though. Actually the conparison with Peter gabriel might work in his role as a mentor (for instance he's responsible for deluxe re-issues of NEU), but not as an artist. His first big hit was "Männer" (Males) , which was a surprise to all show-biz-pros, since it was very weird at the time (I must confess i -not getting the irony- hated it). Kinda new-wavish, but not a real exploitation production. He later on went more and more mainstream, becoming more and mor e an identification figure for his hometown Bochum and the whole "Ruhrpott" (the coal-mine and steel-cookers valley of Germany that went in heavy crisis in the mid-70ies).
	11:29am Joe McG: @Glenn: Happy to hear it, Jed!
	11:30am Glenn m: I'm serious I'm driving a lady named Ella Mae to the doctor and she loves it
	11:31am Joe McG: @Glenn: Ha ha! That's great!
	11:33am Dean: Thanks, Guido. I learned about him from a woman from Peine, which is not too far from Bochum, about 150 miles. Good on him for the NEU promotion!
	11:34am Guido from Cologne: Grönemeyer Männer 1984: www.youtube.com... (Please do not play this on WFMU !!! Haevy mainstrem rotation made me sicker than sick of this!)
	11:34am listener mark: Poor Susie, another marijuana related death.
	11:35am John W: Thanks for "The Story of Susie" It brings back memories of watching "Go Ask Alice" in health class.
	11:35am Stau: She was murdered..... by JERRY SEINFELD!
	11:35am V Priceless: tsk..tsk...evil gateway weed
	11:35am chris: the devil weed claims another innocent sou;l
	11:36am SmokinJ: Time for a splif!
	11:36am t_J: catharsis current there's no sex in angels Duh!
	👻 11:36am Brian in UK: Numbers add up to nothin'.
	11:37am Sem Chumbo: It's the inhaling that gets ya, weed AND whiskey.
	11:37am V Priceless: i need a beer for my tears, Joe...a beer for my tears!
	11:37am t_J: everything's relative
	11:37am Joe McG: Stay away from the Evil Dope, kids.
	11:38am Greg from Bloomfield: WHISKEY?! WHERE?! Sorry. Force of habit.
	11:38am t_J: wise advice from decades
	11:38am Dean: I hear the gravelly Gabriel vocal connection, but that's about it. And Grönemeyer was in the movie "Das Boot," the soundtrack for which was composed by Klaus Doldinger, although it sounds nothing like Passport.
	👻 11:39am Brian in UK: Joe. George W left ages ago.
	11:39am t_J: thanks Joe, nice set btw
	11:39am V Priceless: @ Brian - haha - you read my mind! haha
	11:39am Guido from Cologne: "Haschisch spritzen und elektrische Musik hören" ("injecting hashish and listening to electric music") common say of the early 70ies conservative workingmen misunderstanding everything.
	11:40am Stau: The Prophet sings
	11:41am chris: Made me laugh, Guido. :-)
	👻 11:41am Brian in UK: Is this a take on Satisfied Mind?
	11:41am Rich in Washington: In a day where everyone seems to be a documentary filmmaker now, it's refreshing to see one as good as Partly Fiction. Just amazing.
	11:42am t_J: :) Guido
	11:42am Guido from Cologne: distinguishing hash from heroin is a sophisticated task ...
	11:43am t_J: i wonder what cannabis cooking in tube will match
	11:43am Dean: Er, hash is the one with corned beef, right?
	11:44am Joe McG: @Rich: I totally agree with you.
	👻 11:44am Brian in UK: Great show as ever Joe, pick up the first part later, alligator. Hash is a cock-up.
	11:45am t_J: not just as a matter of focusing on resources but providing flare living as well
	11:45am Rich in Washington: Docs about people who are still alive and with their cooperation can be really boring and sycophantic. I really enjoyed that film. I also liked the non-linear-ness of it.
	11:46am Guido from Cologne: There is a footage of Can from 1972 where you can see some girls sitting on the stage preparing a pipe and even smoking it ... on public TV !!! Hardly anyone understood anything!
	11:46am Stau: sounds like Still Crazy After All These Years
	11:47am t_J: so "the summit" theme .. as always prevails
	11:47am Sem Chumbo: Hmm, "Old Church, New Paint." Maybe you have something there, @Stau.
	11:48am chris: I even hear some Shenandoah (Across the Wide Missouri) in this... it is sublime
	11:49am Stau: @chris: Agree!
	11:50am Brendan: Joe... Once again, you lay down amazing grooves. Thank you kindly.
	11:50am Jack: Great Dave Douglas music, thanks
	11:50am SuW Guru: thank god for Sports so we don't have to word wrestle
	11:50am Jack: and a perfect follow...
	11:51am Dean: Yes! Haden and Jones is exactly what the Dave Douglas brought to mind. Next step, Archie Shepp.
	11:51am listener mark: This would be my bed music. If I had a radio programme.
	11:51am Guido from Cologne: Charlie Haden seems to have had various "special jazz projects" in the 90ies it seems. I remember one about 20ies/30ies aAmerican Movies ...
	11:52am Dean: ...with Horace Parlan, I mean.
	11:52am Erella: I love LOVE this album! Thank you
	11:53am Erella: Every song from this collection makes me feel hopeful.
	11:54am Paul Anka: To me, bed music is squeaking springs and knowing some lucky dame's goona be 'havin my baby'
	11:55am Sem Chumbo: Grateful for this show today, Joe. Pouring outside, so it was a gift to be in and listening.
	11:55am Joe McG: Thanks everyone for following me from the ridiculous to the sublime. Have a great weekend!
	11:55am Jack: Early Staples, that's it, I'm saved!!!!!
	11:55am V Priceless: Thank-you, Joe - you too!
	11:56am Stau: Musique curator extraordinaire - great show Joe
	11:56am Guido from Cologne: THANK YOU for the beautiful show JOE!
	11:56am Dean: Same vibe: Marc Johnson's recording of Frisell's "Ghost Town," featuring Frisell, Metheny, and Baron: http://www.amazon.com/Sound-Summer-Running-Marc-Johnson/dp/B0000069N8
	11:56am chris: Happy to be able to follow along for a little bit today, Joe. Cheers!
	11:57am shecky: Some say that an optimist is a person who buys green bananas
	👻 11:57am 12539: Thanks, Mr McG.
	11:57am Greg from Bloomfield: Thanks, Joe! Great show today.
	11:58am listener mark: Thank you Joe.
	11:58am Laura L: Thanks, Joe--great show.
	11:58am shecky: To me optimism is believing that the half full glass of water is half full of scotch
	11:59am Erella: Great show! Thank you. And I appreciate all your dubbing.

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from June 26, 2014

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