WFMU: World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from August 31, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:03pm Dave Mandl: Evening, all.
	9:05pm Carmichael: Caught you at the beginning, for once Dave. Ready for music fun, and the throng of bbq friends are listening. But no pressure ...
	9:06pm JakeGould: Hey Dave. Read about WFMU not having a Marshal Tucker Band song. That seems unpossible.
	9:09pm Dave Mandl: Hey there Carmichael, Jake.
	9:10pm Uncle Michael: Holy mackerel.
	9:10pm Dave Mandl: @Jake: I'm guessing we have some Marshall Tucker in the basement, where records get bumped when we run out of room in the main library. Didn't have time to go down there, though.
	9:10pm Uncle Michael: No MYB? Forfend! Green grass and high tides FOREVER.
	9:11pm Uncle Michael: *MTB
	9:13pm pacific standard simon: I'm back. Whoopee.
	9:14pm Dave Mandl: @PSS: Hey! And evening UM.
	9:15pm pacific standard simon: Perhaps UM will remedy that situation when he does the Unofficial Loss Leaders Show.
	9:22pm pacific standard simon: I confess -- I listened to The Best of The Moody Blues all the way through, yesterday, and did not find the experience entirely unpleasant.
	9:26pm Uncle Michael: MTB are represented in the outtakes, for sure.
	9:26pm JakeGould: PSS, sounds like my experience with Blue Oyster Cult sat week… Except I visibly “bleeeched” when it was over.
	9:29pm Uncle Michael: Interesting...tenor guitar is an actual, specific instrument.
	9:30pm Uncle Michael: Howard Devoto?
	9:31pm Uncle Michael: n/m I'm embarrassed now
	9:31pm Carmichael: The Magazines. Now we're talking!
	9:31pm Dave Mandl: @UM: Yup. And you're right about tenor guitars. I once saw a tenor version of a Fender Telecaster, a pretty rare thing.
	9:32pm pacific standard simon: BOC is one of those bands, like ZZ Top, whose official best-ofs would never match what I would put together.
	9:34pm Uncle Michael: I'm really only familiar with tenor guitars as acoustic instruments. A tenor tele sounds pretty neat-o.
	9:34pm Carmichael: HEEP!!!!!!!!!!
	9:34pm pacific standard simon: The range of ukuleles is: soprano, concert, tenor and baritone.
	9:35pm BDR: Wayback Machine! Quick, reach for the Yes, you can have heaven.
	9:37pm Siriusly: I was gonna bet Captain Beyond, should'a known, had all the Heep records
	9:37pm JakeGould: Well, Blue Oyster Cult is just too… I dunno… Rush is juvenile & can tolerate them based on that… Blue Oyster Cult is just so… Post adolescent yet not mature. I can’t stand it.
	9:40pm pacific standard simon: Jake - Think of it as "comedy metal" -- THEY did.
	9:43pm JakeGould: That term “Comedy Metal” seems vile. Like all of the sudden Kevin DuBrow is on stage, turns around & is wearing a Groucho Nose/Glasses/Mustache thing… Because that’s comedy! God that term! Thank you for coining it but so vile.
	9:43pm Uncle Michael: There's non-comedy metal?
	9:44pm northguineahills: David Cheworth, that was nice!
	9:44pm Carmichael: You buncha punks wouldn't know rock if it bit you in the underwear. Actually, you're right about Rush. But BOC are the saviors of western civilization! You can't play them in Russia. And you can't lay rubber in front of the Dairy Queen either.
	9:46pm JakeGould: Carmichael, you don't tug on Superman's cape… You don't spit into the wind… You don’t pull the mask off that old Lone Ranger… And you don't mess around with Dairy Queen.
	9:47pm Uncle Michael: Nice Midwestern t-storm about to hit. Nostalgic, Simon?
	9:47pm pacific standard simon: I gotta eat supper.
	9:48pm JakeGould: Uncle Michael, we had a severe rain alert or something like that here in NYC/NJ area.
	9:49pm pacific standard simon: Very. I love those things. Summer of '81, tornado tore the roof of the Lawrence K Mart.
	9:49pm Uncle Michael: I'll take Shakti for my McLaughlin fix, usually...but I liked that Mahavishnu.
	9:49pm Uncle Michael: Tear the roof off the sucker.
	9:51pm Uncle Michael: In 1971-1972, Tull was the best ban I'd ever heard.
	9:53pm Uncle Michael: I didn't stop loving that band till War Child. I'm not a big fan anymore but I still play the early stuff sometimes.
	9:56pm 12539: Late, but not too late for the Tull.
	9:56pm ?: horrific recordings lol
	9:56pm JakeGould: When did Tull really degrade? 1980s? Or 1990s? Wasn’t there a “jtull.com” album?
	9:56pm Dave Mandl: Check out live footage from 1970-ish. Unbelievably hot live band.
	9:56pm Uncle Michael: I think "Benefit" was the first cassette tape I ever owned. My cousin Peter gave it to me for Hanukkah.
	9:57pm Dave Mandl: I stuck with them a lot longer than most people, till maybe '78. After that it was a rapid decline.
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: I think Tull, before Anderson decided it wasn't to be a guitar band, is really underrated. Are we contemporaries, Dave? I'm 54. I never saw them live till '79...and then only out of curiosity.
	9:59pm JakeGould: Kind of sad how bands tear on past their prime. Pressures.
	10:02pm SSS: I saw them in '72. They were great! Isn't Ian A. running a smoked salmon business? For many years now.
	10:02pm Dave Mandl: UM: I started going to concerts very young, so I saw them in the early '70s. By '79 I'd stopped following them.
	10:02pm Carmichael: I saw Tull live 4 times between about 73 to 81 or so. I always thought they were a powerful live act. But I'm from Ireland, and that style of music is way more popular there than here.
	10:03pm Dave Mandl: @SSS: Yeah, a salmon farm in Scotland. One of the biggest salmon companies in the world, I think, if not the biggest.
	10:04pm Carmichael: Great, now I want some dalmon.
	10:04pm SSS: I think it so cool to just keep moving....
	10:04pm Uncle Michael: I'd stopped following them too. But in '79 I seemed to go to every show. Having once loved them, I went. My concert history begins in '72 but alas, I didn't catch the Thick As A Brick tour.
	10:05pm Carmichael: *salmon
	10:05pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: I've got an older sister who exposed me to all that stuff. She used to see Tull at the Fillmore, and they supposedly kicked ass. There's some footage floating around.
	10:12pm pacific standard simon: Back again, with no Tull stories at all. Never saw them. Still like a lot of the pre-1971 stuff.
	10:14pm pacific standard simon: Dave, you could pepper your show with Eric Carbonara tracks, and see if anybody gets the joke!
	10:14pm SSS: My older sister and her first husband wanted to take me to see Zappa at the Filmore for my birthday, but my parents stopped it for, fear that some "would stick a needle in my arm". After hearing that I bought my own tickets.
	10:15pm Carmichael: @Dave: Fillmore East, I presume? I saw many concerts in SF, at the original Fillmore.
	10:15pm Jamie Farr: Jethro Tull were awful. just sayin'.
	10:16pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: Yeah, NYC. @Jamie: Fair comment.
	10:16pm SSS: Yep, east coast boy by and large.
	10:18pm SSS: You must remember, we were teen age boys. They were great!
	10:22pm SSS: Lucid.... he he... he said lucid......
	10:23pm pacific standard simon: I think he meant "ludicrous".
	10:23pm amEdeo: @pacific standard simon: 100 thumbs up for your avatar.
	10:25pm pacific standard simon: Thanks. BTW, if whoever it was who wanted to see my Elvis pajamas (a few weeks ago) is here, that picture is now up on my user page.
	10:26pm Dave Mandl: Ha, that is a great avatar. I only looked at it up close just now.
	10:26pm rw: Hello Dave and all. Dave, thanks for coming in on Labor Day weekend!
	10:27pm Dave Mandl: Hiya, rw. And WELCOME, Mr. amEdeo!
	10:28pm JakeGould: So now that you are all nostalgic about concerts & NYC, did anyone here go to concerts at an old movie theater in Borough Park that now structurally is still around but a Hassidic furniture warehouse? I shit you not.
	10:29pm pacific standard simon: I recommend the current version of Ms Marvel, set in Jersey City. The villain has a cockatiel head.
	10:30pm Uncle Michael: I've never been to Jersey City. If I correct that oversight, I won't mess.
	10:30pm Carmichael: Jake, are they the Sofa Kings?
	10:30pm JakeGould: I’ve been to Jersey City & thinking of moving there.
	10:31pm rw: Although DM's story about JT's bass player is a little sad, I have a half-baked theory that the more correctly one lives one's life the more frequently these sorts of coincidences occur.
	10:32pm JakeGould: Sofa Kings? Not 100% sure. Will dig up some specifics on the Google now.
	10:32pm Dave Mandl: @Jake: Ha, of course. It was originally the Loews 46th St., then became Bananafish Garden. I saw a few shows there when I was a teenager.
	10:33pm pacific standard simon: 'I've never been to Jersey City, but I kinda like the music.'
	10:33pm Dave Mandl: I believe it was also called the Rock Palace for a while, but that's before my time.
	10:34pm Uncle Michael: Bananafish are trayf.
	10:34pm JakeGould: Dave! BOOM! THANK YOU! forgotten-ny.com...
	10:34pm pacific standard simon: "Say the ladies are insane there and they sure know how to use it"
	10:36pm Uncle Michael: I've been to Oklahoma.
	10:37pm pacific standard simon: Not Arizona?
	10:37pm Uncle Michael: What does it matter?
	10:38pm pacific standard simon: Burma Shave!
	10:39pm JakeGould: And here is more. Thanks for jogging my memory of a that place. cinematreasures.org...
	10:40pm Uncle Michael: "Harmony" was probably one of the first three albums I owned.
	10:42pm Uncle Michael: Dave, this is just exactly the chill out I needed tonight.
	10:43pm pacific standard simon: I've never owned a Three Dog Night album, but a hell of a lot of their songs are burned into my memory. They had great taste in songs to cover, and turned me on to a lot of songwriters.
	10:43pm Dave Mandl: @UM: At your service.
	10:45pm northguineahills: That Christina Carter was excellent!
	10:45pm Uncle Michael: These songwriters, Simon? ebs-radio.com...
	10:47pm P-90: pss: Those are some kick-ass Elvis pajama pants.
	10:47pm pacific standard simon: Whoah, you beat me to the punch, Michael! That's great!
	10:49pm Uncle Michael: Thanks. You can see there were a few where there was no version available by the actual songwriter.
	10:49pm Dave Mandl: @ngh: Glad you liked it.
	10:50pm Uncle Michael: And I've never tracked down the Sammy Davis version of Black & White.
	10:51pm pacific standard simon: You should keep it in mind for your next marathon premium.
	10:52pm Uncle Michael: Hmmm...that wouldn't be cheating?
	10:52pm marmalade kitty: Great show, Dave! (oops! I claim the?)
	10:52pm pacific standard simon: Back in the day, Virgil Fox used to do his organ thing at The Fillmore.
	10:53pm pacific standard simon: Al's fair in love and fund-raising.
	10:53pm pacific standard simon: Hello Kitty.
	10:54pm pacific standard simon: Err, "All".
	10:55pm Uncle Michael: There's a little "theme from a summer place" in this melody.
	10:56pm pacific standard simon: Heh, this song is funny.
	10:57pm 12539: I heard a little "Brazil" as well, no?
	10:59pm pacific standard simon: Gettin' all this chat in now; gotta go see a movie about a monosyllabic tree and an automatic-weapon-toting raccoon in a couple of minutes.
	11:00pm trs: Was that the John Scott? Or, are there many 'John Scott', organists, I wonder?
	11:00pm JakeGould: My condolences, PSS.
	11:00pm Uncle Michael: I gotta see a movie about a dog.
	11:10pm dfb: i hope it's a talking dog movie their the only kind
	11:14pm Carmichael: I gotta go see a man about a horse.
	11:15pm Andrew Waterloo: I'm surprised anyone would mistake a flying squirrel and a moose for a raccoon and a tree, but I guess we can't all be Canadian ;)
	11:17pm BB: Moose and squirrel? Here?
	11:19pm northguineahills: Kevin Drumm & Martin Tetrault, a good pairing.
	11:34pm northguineahills: Oh, I love this Radigue, I think I have it on vinyl.
	11:37pm Uncle Michael: My wife just told me I need to fix the stereo. My cat is blissed out.
	11:47pm BB: GREAT Gary Lucas track!
	11:48pm Dave Mandl: @BB: Yeah, it is.
	11:55pm 12539: Thanks, Dave.
	11:57pm trs: Yes, thanks.
	11:58pm BB/P-90: Thanks, another "win"!
	12:00am Ken From Hyde Park: Nice show to wind out a Sunday evening.
	12:00am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Dave. Ya helped me ride the storm out.
	12:00am northguineahills: Thanks Dave, Thoroughly enjoyed the set!
	12:01am Dave Mandl: Have a great week, all. See you next time.

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from August 31, 2014

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August 31, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Low	Over the Ocean (Tranquility Bass remix)	Owl	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Senyawa	Kabar "Kabar" by "Senyawa"	Acaraki	0:06:41 (Pop-up)
László Dubrovay	Symphonia, part III	Symphonia, Concerto No. 2, etc.	0:12:02 (Pop-up)
Noël Akchoté	Felicissimo Sonno "Felicissimo Sonno" by "Noël Akchoté"	Gesualdo: Madrigals for Five Guitars	0:17:38 (Pop-up)

Magazine	Shot By Both Sides "Shot By Both Sides" by "Magazine"	Maybe It's Right to Be Nervous Now	0:26:44 (Pop-up)
Uriah Heep	Traveller in Time "Traveller in Time" by "Uriah Heep"	Demons and Wizards	0:30:54 (Pop-up)
Mahavishnu Orchestra	Stepping Tones	The Lost Trident Sessions	0:34:22 (Pop-up)
David Chesworth	The Unattended Serge, Part 4	The Unattended Serge 1978 / Five Evolutionary Things 1979	0:37:34 (Pop-up)
John Duncan	Das Ich Macht... "Das Ich Macht..." by "John Duncan"	Da Sich Die Machtgier	0:41:54 (Pop-up)

Jethro Tull	Living in the Past "Living in the Past" by "Jethro Tull"	Living in the Past	0:52:14 (Pop-up)
Magic Carpet	The Phoenix "The Phoenix" by "Magic Carpet"	Magic Carpet	0:55:29 (Pop-up)
Matt Krefting	Tiger's Owl "Tiger's Owl" by "Matt Krefting"	Lymph Est	0:58:48 (Pop-up)
Gudrun Gut/Hans-Joachim Irmler	Früh	500m	1:04:31 (Pop-up)
Eric Carbonara	The Apparition "The Apparition" by "Eric Carbonara"	Exodus Bulldornadius	1:09:10 (Pop-up)

Christina Carter	Salvation "Salvation" by "Christina Carter"	Character Study	1:21:35 (Pop-up)
Taiga Remains	Spring Shan-Lin-Shi	Works for Cassette	1:34:11 (Pop-up)
Marcel Dupré	Deuxieme Symphonie, 3rd mvt	Organ Music	1:44:24 (Pop-up)
Spaceheads	Trip to the Moon "Trip to the Moon" by "Spaceheads"	Trip to the Moon EP	1:50:08 (Pop-up)

Stone Breath	The Winding Way "The Winding Way" by "Stone Breath"	Children of Hum	1:57:59 (Pop-up)
Kasai Allstars	Salute to the Kalombo	Beware the Fetish	2:03:10 (Pop-up)
Kevin Drumm/Martin Tetrault	[Track 1]	Particles and Smears	2:13:05 (Pop-up)
Rashad Becker	Dances IV "Dances IV" by "Rashad Becker"	Traditional Music of Notional Species Vol.1	2:16:42 (Pop-up)

Eliane Radigue	Stress-Osaka "Stress-Osaka" by "Eliane Radigue"	Feedback Works 1969–1970	2:27:00 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington and His Orchestra	Afro-Bossa	Afro-Bossa	2:38:34 (Pop-up)
Gary Lucas	And You Will "And You Will" by "Gary Lucas"	Level the Playing Field	2:41:52 (Pop-up)
Lu Xin Pei	Echo "Echo" by "Lu Xin Pei"	V/A: Zoomin' Night Live	2:46:17 (Pop-up)

Jacaszek & Kwartludium	A Book of Lake	Catalogue des Arbres	2:54:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03pm Dave Mandl: Evening, all.
	9:05pm Carmichael: Caught you at the beginning, for once Dave. Ready for music fun, and the throng of bbq friends are listening. But no pressure ...
	9:06pm JakeGould: Hey Dave. Read about WFMU not having a Marshal Tucker Band song. That seems unpossible.
	9:09pm Dave Mandl: Hey there Carmichael, Jake.
	9:10pm Uncle Michael: Holy mackerel.
	9:10pm Dave Mandl: @Jake: I'm guessing we have some Marshall Tucker in the basement, where records get bumped when we run out of room in the main library. Didn't have time to go down there, though.
	9:10pm Uncle Michael: No MYB? Forfend! Green grass and high tides FOREVER.
	9:11pm Uncle Michael: *MTB
	9:13pm pacific standard simon: I'm back. Whoopee.
	9:14pm Dave Mandl: @PSS: Hey! And evening UM.
	9:15pm pacific standard simon: Perhaps UM will remedy that situation when he does the Unofficial Loss Leaders Show.
	9:22pm pacific standard simon: I confess -- I listened to The Best of The Moody Blues all the way through, yesterday, and did not find the experience entirely unpleasant.
	9:26pm Uncle Michael: MTB are represented in the outtakes, for sure.
	9:26pm JakeGould: PSS, sounds like my experience with Blue Oyster Cult sat week… Except I visibly “bleeeched” when it was over.
	9:29pm Uncle Michael: Interesting...tenor guitar is an actual, specific instrument.
	9:30pm Uncle Michael: Howard Devoto?
	9:31pm Uncle Michael: n/m I'm embarrassed now
	9:31pm Carmichael: The Magazines. Now we're talking!
	9:31pm Dave Mandl: @UM: Yup. And you're right about tenor guitars. I once saw a tenor version of a Fender Telecaster, a pretty rare thing.
	9:32pm pacific standard simon: BOC is one of those bands, like ZZ Top, whose official best-ofs would never match what I would put together.
	9:34pm Uncle Michael: I'm really only familiar with tenor guitars as acoustic instruments. A tenor tele sounds pretty neat-o.
	9:34pm Carmichael: HEEP!!!!!!!!!!
	9:34pm pacific standard simon: The range of ukuleles is: soprano, concert, tenor and baritone.
	9:35pm BDR: Wayback Machine! Quick, reach for the Yes, you can have heaven.
	9:37pm Siriusly: I was gonna bet Captain Beyond, should'a known, had all the Heep records
	9:37pm JakeGould: Well, Blue Oyster Cult is just too… I dunno… Rush is juvenile & can tolerate them based on that… Blue Oyster Cult is just so… Post adolescent yet not mature. I can’t stand it.
	9:40pm pacific standard simon: Jake - Think of it as "comedy metal" -- THEY did.
	9:43pm JakeGould: That term “Comedy Metal” seems vile. Like all of the sudden Kevin DuBrow is on stage, turns around & is wearing a Groucho Nose/Glasses/Mustache thing… Because that’s comedy! God that term! Thank you for coining it but so vile.
	9:43pm Uncle Michael: There's non-comedy metal?
	9:44pm northguineahills: David Cheworth, that was nice!
	9:44pm Carmichael: You buncha punks wouldn't know rock if it bit you in the underwear. Actually, you're right about Rush. But BOC are the saviors of western civilization! You can't play them in Russia. And you can't lay rubber in front of the Dairy Queen either.
	9:46pm JakeGould: Carmichael, you don't tug on Superman's cape… You don't spit into the wind… You don’t pull the mask off that old Lone Ranger… And you don't mess around with Dairy Queen.
	9:47pm Uncle Michael: Nice Midwestern t-storm about to hit. Nostalgic, Simon?
	9:47pm pacific standard simon: I gotta eat supper.
	9:48pm JakeGould: Uncle Michael, we had a severe rain alert or something like that here in NYC/NJ area.
	9:49pm pacific standard simon: Very. I love those things. Summer of '81, tornado tore the roof of the Lawrence K Mart.
	9:49pm Uncle Michael: I'll take Shakti for my McLaughlin fix, usually...but I liked that Mahavishnu.
	9:49pm Uncle Michael: Tear the roof off the sucker.
	9:51pm Uncle Michael: In 1971-1972, Tull was the best ban I'd ever heard.
	9:53pm Uncle Michael: I didn't stop loving that band till War Child. I'm not a big fan anymore but I still play the early stuff sometimes.
	9:56pm 12539: Late, but not too late for the Tull.
	9:56pm ?: horrific recordings lol
	9:56pm JakeGould: When did Tull really degrade? 1980s? Or 1990s? Wasn’t there a “jtull.com” album?
	9:56pm Dave Mandl: Check out live footage from 1970-ish. Unbelievably hot live band.
	9:56pm Uncle Michael: I think "Benefit" was the first cassette tape I ever owned. My cousin Peter gave it to me for Hanukkah.
	9:57pm Dave Mandl: I stuck with them a lot longer than most people, till maybe '78. After that it was a rapid decline.
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: I think Tull, before Anderson decided it wasn't to be a guitar band, is really underrated. Are we contemporaries, Dave? I'm 54. I never saw them live till '79...and then only out of curiosity.
	9:59pm JakeGould: Kind of sad how bands tear on past their prime. Pressures.
	10:02pm SSS: I saw them in '72. They were great! Isn't Ian A. running a smoked salmon business? For many years now.
	10:02pm Dave Mandl: UM: I started going to concerts very young, so I saw them in the early '70s. By '79 I'd stopped following them.
	10:02pm Carmichael: I saw Tull live 4 times between about 73 to 81 or so. I always thought they were a powerful live act. But I'm from Ireland, and that style of music is way more popular there than here.
	10:03pm Dave Mandl: @SSS: Yeah, a salmon farm in Scotland. One of the biggest salmon companies in the world, I think, if not the biggest.
	10:04pm Carmichael: Great, now I want some dalmon.
	10:04pm SSS: I think it so cool to just keep moving....
	10:04pm Uncle Michael: I'd stopped following them too. But in '79 I seemed to go to every show. Having once loved them, I went. My concert history begins in '72 but alas, I didn't catch the Thick As A Brick tour.
	10:05pm Carmichael: *salmon
	10:05pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: I've got an older sister who exposed me to all that stuff. She used to see Tull at the Fillmore, and they supposedly kicked ass. There's some footage floating around.
	10:12pm pacific standard simon: Back again, with no Tull stories at all. Never saw them. Still like a lot of the pre-1971 stuff.
	10:14pm pacific standard simon: Dave, you could pepper your show with Eric Carbonara tracks, and see if anybody gets the joke!
	10:14pm SSS: My older sister and her first husband wanted to take me to see Zappa at the Filmore for my birthday, but my parents stopped it for, fear that some "would stick a needle in my arm". After hearing that I bought my own tickets.
	10:15pm Carmichael: @Dave: Fillmore East, I presume? I saw many concerts in SF, at the original Fillmore.
	10:15pm Jamie Farr: Jethro Tull were awful. just sayin'.
	10:16pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: Yeah, NYC. @Jamie: Fair comment.
	10:16pm SSS: Yep, east coast boy by and large.
	10:18pm SSS: You must remember, we were teen age boys. They were great!
	10:22pm SSS: Lucid.... he he... he said lucid......
	10:23pm pacific standard simon: I think he meant "ludicrous".
	10:23pm amEdeo: @pacific standard simon: 100 thumbs up for your avatar.
	10:25pm pacific standard simon: Thanks. BTW, if whoever it was who wanted to see my Elvis pajamas (a few weeks ago) is here, that picture is now up on my user page.
	10:26pm Dave Mandl: Ha, that is a great avatar. I only looked at it up close just now.
	10:26pm rw: Hello Dave and all. Dave, thanks for coming in on Labor Day weekend!
	10:27pm Dave Mandl: Hiya, rw. And WELCOME, Mr. amEdeo!
	10:28pm JakeGould: So now that you are all nostalgic about concerts & NYC, did anyone here go to concerts at an old movie theater in Borough Park that now structurally is still around but a Hassidic furniture warehouse? I shit you not.
	10:29pm pacific standard simon: I recommend the current version of Ms Marvel, set in Jersey City. The villain has a cockatiel head.
	10:30pm Uncle Michael: I've never been to Jersey City. If I correct that oversight, I won't mess.
	10:30pm Carmichael: Jake, are they the Sofa Kings?
	10:30pm JakeGould: I’ve been to Jersey City & thinking of moving there.
	10:31pm rw: Although DM's story about JT's bass player is a little sad, I have a half-baked theory that the more correctly one lives one's life the more frequently these sorts of coincidences occur.
	10:32pm JakeGould: Sofa Kings? Not 100% sure. Will dig up some specifics on the Google now.
	10:32pm Dave Mandl: @Jake: Ha, of course. It was originally the Loews 46th St., then became Bananafish Garden. I saw a few shows there when I was a teenager.
	10:33pm pacific standard simon: 'I've never been to Jersey City, but I kinda like the music.'
	10:33pm Dave Mandl: I believe it was also called the Rock Palace for a while, but that's before my time.
	10:34pm Uncle Michael: Bananafish are trayf.
	10:34pm JakeGould: Dave! BOOM! THANK YOU! forgotten-ny.com...
	10:34pm pacific standard simon: "Say the ladies are insane there and they sure know how to use it"
	10:36pm Uncle Michael: I've been to Oklahoma.
	10:37pm pacific standard simon: Not Arizona?
	10:37pm Uncle Michael: What does it matter?
	10:38pm pacific standard simon: Burma Shave!
	10:39pm JakeGould: And here is more. Thanks for jogging my memory of a that place. cinematreasures.org...
	10:40pm Uncle Michael: "Harmony" was probably one of the first three albums I owned.
	10:42pm Uncle Michael: Dave, this is just exactly the chill out I needed tonight.
	10:43pm pacific standard simon: I've never owned a Three Dog Night album, but a hell of a lot of their songs are burned into my memory. They had great taste in songs to cover, and turned me on to a lot of songwriters.
	10:43pm Dave Mandl: @UM: At your service.
	10:45pm northguineahills: That Christina Carter was excellent!
	10:45pm Uncle Michael: These songwriters, Simon? ebs-radio.com...
	10:47pm P-90: pss: Those are some kick-ass Elvis pajama pants.
	10:47pm pacific standard simon: Whoah, you beat me to the punch, Michael! That's great!
	10:49pm Uncle Michael: Thanks. You can see there were a few where there was no version available by the actual songwriter.
	10:49pm Dave Mandl: @ngh: Glad you liked it.
	10:50pm Uncle Michael: And I've never tracked down the Sammy Davis version of Black & White.
	10:51pm pacific standard simon: You should keep it in mind for your next marathon premium.
	10:52pm Uncle Michael: Hmmm...that wouldn't be cheating?
	10:52pm marmalade kitty: Great show, Dave! (oops! I claim the?)
	10:52pm pacific standard simon: Back in the day, Virgil Fox used to do his organ thing at The Fillmore.
	10:53pm pacific standard simon: Al's fair in love and fund-raising.
	10:53pm pacific standard simon: Hello Kitty.
	10:54pm pacific standard simon: Err, "All".
	10:55pm Uncle Michael: There's a little "theme from a summer place" in this melody.
	10:56pm pacific standard simon: Heh, this song is funny.
	10:57pm 12539: I heard a little "Brazil" as well, no?
	10:59pm pacific standard simon: Gettin' all this chat in now; gotta go see a movie about a monosyllabic tree and an automatic-weapon-toting raccoon in a couple of minutes.
	11:00pm trs: Was that the John Scott? Or, are there many 'John Scott', organists, I wonder?
	11:00pm JakeGould: My condolences, PSS.
	11:00pm Uncle Michael: I gotta see a movie about a dog.
	11:10pm dfb: i hope it's a talking dog movie their the only kind
	11:14pm Carmichael: I gotta go see a man about a horse.
	11:15pm Andrew Waterloo: I'm surprised anyone would mistake a flying squirrel and a moose for a raccoon and a tree, but I guess we can't all be Canadian ;)
	11:17pm BB: Moose and squirrel? Here?
	11:19pm northguineahills: Kevin Drumm & Martin Tetrault, a good pairing.
	11:34pm northguineahills: Oh, I love this Radigue, I think I have it on vinyl.
	11:37pm Uncle Michael: My wife just told me I need to fix the stereo. My cat is blissed out.
	11:47pm BB: GREAT Gary Lucas track!
	11:48pm Dave Mandl: @BB: Yeah, it is.
	11:55pm 12539: Thanks, Dave.
	11:57pm trs: Yes, thanks.
	11:58pm BB/P-90: Thanks, another "win"!
	12:00am Ken From Hyde Park: Nice show to wind out a Sunday evening.
	12:00am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Dave. Ya helped me ride the storm out.
	12:00am northguineahills: Thanks Dave, Thoroughly enjoyed the set!
	12:01am Dave Mandl: Have a great week, all. See you next time.

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from August 31, 2014

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