WFMU: Knuckle Sandwich with Dave Bombay: Playlist from December 26, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:13am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, disembodied Dave.
	6:18am Dave Bombay: Bonjour Sem! I am present both in body and in studio today.
	6:26am Sem Chumbo: Hey, man, thought you might have had the day off. Good to hear you live today.
	6:28am Dave Bombay: I am happy to be here! You gotta end the year strong.
	6:31am Sem Chumbo: That Ya Ho Wa 13 was, ah, too far out to even be satire:-). Now, the Trashmen make me want to revisit the past, darkly, through a little windowpane.
	6:31am ausmanx: ah well, good to hear you live, sir, but i'm leaving work early now so will investigate on the archive. this Trashmen doesn't sound mid-60s at all! evening, Sem... and a happy new year Mr Bombey, as it'll be 2015 when next we meet
	6:33am Sem Chumbo: Have a good evening, ausmanx, see ya next year! Sure envy your summer, thx for bringing that up;-D
	6:35am Jan: Hey, I am listening from Berlin. Love the Trashmen track!
	6:37am Stanley: Hi Dave and Sem. The day after Christmas, suffering from a rotten cold and a hangover.
	6:38am Cooh John: Good morning Dave and Sem. Great stuff to end the year with. Looking forward to 2015.
	6:39am Mugsy: Mornin' Bombay and greetings to all on the board.
	6:41am Dave Bombay: Hey Gang! I am glad you're here! I need someone to eat all these leftovers.
	6:42am Dave Bombay: @jan - hows berlin these days? @stanley - that means you did it right
	6:43am Sem Chumbo: Hey, Stanley, Cooh John! Rough going, Stanley. Perhaps hair of the dog is bad advice, but it is your hangover, not mine:-)
	6:46am fred: Guten TZAG Dave and knuckleheads
	6:46am Jan: Hi Dave, Berlin is quite abandoned at the moment, as many people are not from here and went home for Christmas. But we had some snow in the morning !
	6:49am Stanley: @Sem - dare of the hog? On second thoughts a big breakfast and a walk in the cold country air (or a lie down). Keep it mellow, Dave
	6:51am Dave Bombay: @ jan - same in NYC @ stanley - ill do what i can @ fred - Guten Tzag!
	7:11am Brian in UK: Stanley tongue sandwiches? Sem you will not believe this but one of the presents I got yesterday was a poire William eau de vie WITH the poire inside. How odd after you wrote about it earlier this week.
	7:11am Brian in UK: What-ho Dave.
	7:11am Sem Chumbo: @Stanley: hahaa! Both the walk and the lie down seem, of course, like the adult remedy. I looked up Eskdalemuir to confirm your (boast?) about its crappy weather. Almost as bad as St. John's, Newfoundland. Condolences.
	7:12am Dave Bombay: @brian in UK - Im not sure of the correct response, but good day none the less!
	7:13am Sem Chumbo: @BrianiUK: the gods move in very mysterious ways. Wonderful for you, naturally. Perhaps Stanley might enjot a nip about now:-P
	7:14am Brian in UK: I would prescribe for Stanley a fryup, gentle exercise and light beveraging.
	7:19am Sem Chumbo: Ah, light beveraging, in this case I approve of verbing the noun. Though a fry-up---and I have had breakfasts from Kingston, near Lewes, all the way to Pitlochry and Nairn-- seems to me might be the cause of distress rather than a bally cure.
	7:20am Dave Bombay: I could use a good fry up. And a dirty cup of coffee.
	7:22am Stanley: Hi Brian, thanks for the advice. As it happens I've just scoffed a cheese and tomato toastie, made on my brilliant new machine and it's done the trick. Looks like I'll be going back to my student days!
	7:25am Brian in UK: Sem Discovered an early example of nouning the adjective. The term 'documentary image' soon became the noun documentary from 1926, John Grierson.
	7:26am Sem Chumbo: These spins are coinciding with the sun just rising into a clear blue sky here, Dave: feel like the ape who picked up the bone at the foot of the monolith. Marvelous music for this time and place, Head Knucklehead!
	7:28am Brian in UK: I love the way Humphrey Bogart calls someone a sap. Cannot remember the film. Knucklehead or sap?
	7:29am Stanley: Actually, if I was back in Edinburgh, a trip to the pub would be in order, just now. But no such luck out here. @Sem - wow, that's a lot of fried breakfasts. Didn't know you spent time over here.
	7:30am Sem Chumbo: Maltese Falcon: *I won't play the sap for you" To the femme fatale, when she tries to work her magic on him and he lets her know he sees through her stratagem.
	7:33am Brian in UK: Wow, that's impressive. Sem. I could take some old black 'n white films now. Oh some Marx Brothers. The Sanity Clause.
	7:36am Stanley: The Marx Brothers - perfect holiday fare. "whatever it is, I'm against it"
	7:36am Sem Chumbo: @Brian: Grierson is revered in Canadian arts and letters circles, really had very much to do with the development of our National Film Board of Canada. Like a god to us. @Stanley:yes, ankled quite a bit over there, even had a few rounds of golf in your part of the word, home of the hardest greens known to man. The breakfasts became increasing interesting, least for the unvarying presentation and the steady and high dosages of pure animal fats.
	7:37am Stanley: This message board is the only social media I use. And I even struggle with this.
	7:40am Brian in UK: Stanley is this social media or communcating. Lawks. I had a conversation with my wife the other day. My children talk to me. Am I doing something wrong? Sem Grierson was special.
	7:42am Stanley: Sem-ah, Mrs Tweedie's Abide-a-Wee bed and breakfast. Know it well. I've played some of those courses, complete with horizontal rain!
	7:45am Brian in UK: Laver bread, bacon & fried eggs. Yum.
	7:46am Brian in UK: I don't know what I want but I want it now. Off, dear.
	7:48am Stanley: I get 500 mins and unlimited texts on my 'deal'. Last month I had 437 mins left and I sent 5 texts. Pathetic or what?
	7:50am Stanley: Brian-once I've eaten something, I don't want to see it again.
	8:04am Brian in UK: Time for a beverage. Take it easy folks.
	8:05am Sem Chumbo: Se ya, sometime, Brian. Keep the animal fats close, and the family closer.
	8:06am Stanley: Enjoy, Brian. I'm off too in search of an episode of Columbo. Thanks Dave. See you later everyone
	8:07am Dave Bombay: Good luck out there guys!
	8:22am Sem Chumbo: I was jonesing for some boss 45 action, and here it is. You read minds, High Fez of the Knucklehead cult?
	8:23am common: good day!
	8:24am Dave Bombay: @sem - yep! @ Common - good day to you!
	8:24am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, common!
	8:39am common: hey there, sem!
	8:54am Sem Chumbo: I dunno, Honey B-B on the radio might be just fine, speaking with the aid of Auto-Tune®, and hosting an all Vovoid show, played at 16.5 rpm. But I'd still rather be a knucklehead than a booboo. Have a fun time finding the heart of Friday night, DB. Later.
	9:18am Dave Bombay: See you next week/year guys!

Knuckle Sandwich with Dave Bombay: Playlist from December 26, 2014

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December 26, 2014: Non-denominational holiday show for the masses

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	New	Approx. start time
The Books	Group Autogenics 1 "Group Autogenics 1" by "The Books"	The Way Out			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Flaming Lips & Zorch & Grace Potter & Treasure Mammal	Good Morning Good Morning	With a Little Help from My Fwends		*	0:05:21 (Pop-up)
Little Sister	you're the one parts 1 & 2	I'm Just Like You: Sly Stones Flower 1969-1970		*	0:09:48 (Pop-up)
Ya Ho Wha 13	Red River Valley "Red River Valley" by "Ya Ho Wha 13"	Ya Ho Wa 13 Presents Savage Sons of Ya Ho Wa	1974 Reissue	*	0:12:13 (Pop-up)
Ya Ho Wha 13	Man The Messiah "Man The Messiah" by "Ya Ho Wha 13"	Ya Ho Wa 13 Presents Savage Sons of Ya Ho Wa	1974 Reissue	*	0:19:20 (Pop-up)
The Trashmen	A-Bone "A-Bone" by "The Trashmen"	The Big Hits of Mid-America: The Soma Records Story 1963-1967			0:24:48 (Pop-up)
Takeshi Terauchi & His Blue Jeans	Jirocho Sangokushi	Nippon Guitars (Instrumental Surf, Eleki & Tsugaru Rock 1966-1974)			0:29:16 (Pop-up)
Alan Jenkins & The Thurston Lava Tube	Bee-Lines	Free Surf Music #1 & #2			0:31:05 (Pop-up)
Big Lazy	Minor Problem "Minor Problem" by "Big Lazy"	Don't Cross Myrtle		*	0:42:37 (Pop-up)
Illinois Jacquet	Imagination "Imagination" by "Illinois Jacquet"	Illinois Jacquet			0:43:42 (Pop-up)
Benjamin Duboc	St. James Infirmary Blues (excerpt)	St. James Infirmary		*	0:49:23 (Pop-up)
Call Super	Dovetail "Dovetail" by "Call Super"	Suzi Ecto		*	1:10:13 (Pop-up)
The Insane Warrior	The Water Wheel	We Are The Doorways			1:18:04 (Pop-up)
Nunca Duerma	Girls "Girls" by "Nunca Duerma"	Shapeshifter		*	1:19:35 (Pop-up)
A Tribe Called Red	Burn Your Village to the Ground				1:21:38 (Pop-up)
Lord Raja	TV Talk "TV Talk" by "Lord Raja"	A Constant Moth		*	1:24:27 (Pop-up)
Rustle	He Hate Me (ft Gorgeous Children)	Green Language		*	1:27:09 (Pop-up)
Dion McGregor	New York Times "New York Times" by "Dion McGregor"	Dreaming Like Mad		*	1:43:15 (Pop-up)
Baleine 3000	The Schnog "The Schnog" by "Baleine 3000"	Tour Manager		*	1:44:19 (Pop-up)
Doctopus	Untitled "Untitled" by "Doctopus"	Wobblegong		*	1:48:51 (Pop-up)
The Cleaveland Steamers	Dance Baby	Who's Next?		*	1:59:27 (Pop-up)
Dope Body	Repo Man "Repo Man" by "Dope Body"	Lifer`		*	1:58:39 (Pop-up)
The Kiltz	Couldn't Be Bothered "Couldn't Be Bothered" by "The Kiltz"	Sounds of Memphis, '78 7"	8am Vinyl Fix!	*	2:07:09 (Pop-up)
The Kiltz	Two Chords "Two Chords" by "The Kiltz"	Sounds of Memphis, '78 7"	8am Vinyl Fix!	*	2:09:45 (Pop-up)
Sleaford Mods	Fear of Anarchy "Fear of Anarchy" by "Sleaford Mods"	Tied Up in Nottz 7"	8am Vinyl Fix!	*	2:10:28 (Pop-up)
Konrad	Upside Down (Like a Dreamer)	Konrad 7"	8am Vinyl Fix!	*	2:12:48 (Pop-up)
Cheveu	Dixit "Dixit" by "Cheveu"	Deus ex Machina (V/A) 7"	8am Vinyl Fix!	*	2:16:26 (Pop-up)
Carsick Cars	Yoko "Yoko" by "Carsick Cars"	Split 7" w/ Flavor Crystals	8am Vinyl Fix!	*	2:20:55 (Pop-up)
BCBG	Janne de Naples "Janne de Naples" by "BCBG"	Noces d'Argent 7"	8am Vinyl Fix!	*	2:23:44 (Pop-up)
Rakta	Serpente "Serpente" by "Rakta"	7"	8am Vinyl Fix!	*	2:30:26 (Pop-up)
Francis Tusques & Don Cherry	B "B" by "Francis Tusques & Don Cherry"	La Maison fille 7"	8am Vinyl Fix!	*	2:33:32 (Pop-up)
Flavor Crystals	Mirror In My Mind	Split 7" w/ Carsick Cars	8am Vinyl Fix!	*	2:39:55 (Pop-up)
The Hives	You Got It All...Wrong "You Got It All...Wrong" by "The Hives"	The Black and White Album			2:46:21 (Pop-up)
Dawrves	Kings of the World "Kings of the World" by "Dawrves"	The Dwarves Invented Rock and Roll		*	2:48:51 (Pop-up)
The Drums	I Hope Time Doesn't Change Him	Encyclopedia		*	2:53:30 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:13am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, disembodied Dave.
	6:18am Dave Bombay: Bonjour Sem! I am present both in body and in studio today.
	6:26am Sem Chumbo: Hey, man, thought you might have had the day off. Good to hear you live today.
	6:28am Dave Bombay: I am happy to be here! You gotta end the year strong.
	6:31am Sem Chumbo: That Ya Ho Wa 13 was, ah, too far out to even be satire:-). Now, the Trashmen make me want to revisit the past, darkly, through a little windowpane.
	6:31am ausmanx: ah well, good to hear you live, sir, but i'm leaving work early now so will investigate on the archive. this Trashmen doesn't sound mid-60s at all! evening, Sem... and a happy new year Mr Bombey, as it'll be 2015 when next we meet
	6:33am Sem Chumbo: Have a good evening, ausmanx, see ya next year! Sure envy your summer, thx for bringing that up;-D
	6:35am Jan: Hey, I am listening from Berlin. Love the Trashmen track!
	6:37am Stanley: Hi Dave and Sem. The day after Christmas, suffering from a rotten cold and a hangover.
	6:38am Cooh John: Good morning Dave and Sem. Great stuff to end the year with. Looking forward to 2015.
	6:39am Mugsy: Mornin' Bombay and greetings to all on the board.
	6:41am Dave Bombay: Hey Gang! I am glad you're here! I need someone to eat all these leftovers.
	6:42am Dave Bombay: @jan - hows berlin these days? @stanley - that means you did it right
	6:43am Sem Chumbo: Hey, Stanley, Cooh John! Rough going, Stanley. Perhaps hair of the dog is bad advice, but it is your hangover, not mine:-)
	6:46am fred: Guten TZAG Dave and knuckleheads
	6:46am Jan: Hi Dave, Berlin is quite abandoned at the moment, as many people are not from here and went home for Christmas. But we had some snow in the morning !
	6:49am Stanley: @Sem - dare of the hog? On second thoughts a big breakfast and a walk in the cold country air (or a lie down). Keep it mellow, Dave
	6:51am Dave Bombay: @ jan - same in NYC @ stanley - ill do what i can @ fred - Guten Tzag!
	7:11am Brian in UK: Stanley tongue sandwiches? Sem you will not believe this but one of the presents I got yesterday was a poire William eau de vie WITH the poire inside. How odd after you wrote about it earlier this week.
	7:11am Brian in UK: What-ho Dave.
	7:11am Sem Chumbo: @Stanley: hahaa! Both the walk and the lie down seem, of course, like the adult remedy. I looked up Eskdalemuir to confirm your (boast?) about its crappy weather. Almost as bad as St. John's, Newfoundland. Condolences.
	7:12am Dave Bombay: @brian in UK - Im not sure of the correct response, but good day none the less!
	7:13am Sem Chumbo: @BrianiUK: the gods move in very mysterious ways. Wonderful for you, naturally. Perhaps Stanley might enjot a nip about now:-P
	7:14am Brian in UK: I would prescribe for Stanley a fryup, gentle exercise and light beveraging.
	7:19am Sem Chumbo: Ah, light beveraging, in this case I approve of verbing the noun. Though a fry-up---and I have had breakfasts from Kingston, near Lewes, all the way to Pitlochry and Nairn-- seems to me might be the cause of distress rather than a bally cure.
	7:20am Dave Bombay: I could use a good fry up. And a dirty cup of coffee.
	7:22am Stanley: Hi Brian, thanks for the advice. As it happens I've just scoffed a cheese and tomato toastie, made on my brilliant new machine and it's done the trick. Looks like I'll be going back to my student days!
	7:25am Brian in UK: Sem Discovered an early example of nouning the adjective. The term 'documentary image' soon became the noun documentary from 1926, John Grierson.
	7:26am Sem Chumbo: These spins are coinciding with the sun just rising into a clear blue sky here, Dave: feel like the ape who picked up the bone at the foot of the monolith. Marvelous music for this time and place, Head Knucklehead!
	7:28am Brian in UK: I love the way Humphrey Bogart calls someone a sap. Cannot remember the film. Knucklehead or sap?
	7:29am Stanley: Actually, if I was back in Edinburgh, a trip to the pub would be in order, just now. But no such luck out here. @Sem - wow, that's a lot of fried breakfasts. Didn't know you spent time over here.
	7:30am Sem Chumbo: Maltese Falcon: *I won't play the sap for you" To the femme fatale, when she tries to work her magic on him and he lets her know he sees through her stratagem.
	7:33am Brian in UK: Wow, that's impressive. Sem. I could take some old black 'n white films now. Oh some Marx Brothers. The Sanity Clause.
	7:36am Stanley: The Marx Brothers - perfect holiday fare. "whatever it is, I'm against it"
	7:36am Sem Chumbo: @Brian: Grierson is revered in Canadian arts and letters circles, really had very much to do with the development of our National Film Board of Canada. Like a god to us. @Stanley:yes, ankled quite a bit over there, even had a few rounds of golf in your part of the word, home of the hardest greens known to man. The breakfasts became increasing interesting, least for the unvarying presentation and the steady and high dosages of pure animal fats.
	7:37am Stanley: This message board is the only social media I use. And I even struggle with this.
	7:40am Brian in UK: Stanley is this social media or communcating. Lawks. I had a conversation with my wife the other day. My children talk to me. Am I doing something wrong? Sem Grierson was special.
	7:42am Stanley: Sem-ah, Mrs Tweedie's Abide-a-Wee bed and breakfast. Know it well. I've played some of those courses, complete with horizontal rain!
	7:45am Brian in UK: Laver bread, bacon & fried eggs. Yum.
	7:46am Brian in UK: I don't know what I want but I want it now. Off, dear.
	7:48am Stanley: I get 500 mins and unlimited texts on my 'deal'. Last month I had 437 mins left and I sent 5 texts. Pathetic or what?
	7:50am Stanley: Brian-once I've eaten something, I don't want to see it again.
	8:04am Brian in UK: Time for a beverage. Take it easy folks.
	8:05am Sem Chumbo: Se ya, sometime, Brian. Keep the animal fats close, and the family closer.
	8:06am Stanley: Enjoy, Brian. I'm off too in search of an episode of Columbo. Thanks Dave. See you later everyone
	8:07am Dave Bombay: Good luck out there guys!
	8:22am Sem Chumbo: I was jonesing for some boss 45 action, and here it is. You read minds, High Fez of the Knucklehead cult?
	8:23am common: good day!
	8:24am Dave Bombay: @sem - yep! @ Common - good day to you!
	8:24am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, common!
	8:39am common: hey there, sem!
	8:54am Sem Chumbo: I dunno, Honey B-B on the radio might be just fine, speaking with the aid of Auto-Tune®, and hosting an all Vovoid show, played at 16.5 rpm. But I'd still rather be a knucklehead than a booboo. Have a fun time finding the heart of Friday night, DB. Later.
	9:18am Dave Bombay: See you next week/year guys!

Knuckle Sandwich with Dave Bombay: Playlist from December 26, 2014

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