WFMU: The Magic Hour with Jeff Golick: Playlist from May 18, 2015

Listener comments!
	9:03am listener james from westwood: How do, Jeff and all! Welcome to Mondays (again)!
	11:33am Doug Schulkind: Sorry to miss the debut Magic Monday but I gotta dash to work. Keep working those sleight of ear tricks, Jeff Golick!
	11:36am Jeff Golick: Thanks for opening up the proceedings, @listener james. And we'll save some magic for you, @Doug.
	11:59am duke: What day is this? What time? Did I sleep through a couple of days? I'm easily confused.
	12:00pm Jeff Golick: Right on cue, @duke!
	12:03pm doctorjazz: Hi all, Welcome to the Working Week!
	12:04pm Jeff Golick: Right on, @doctorjazz.
	12:04pm duke: This is a nice version of Blue Monday
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: New Order/Blue Monday covers always welcome.
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: Then you might like the next one, too, @ljfw...
	12:07pm listener james from westwood: Absolutely right, both the song and its most excellent singer!
	12:08pm Dean: Heard a tune this a.m. on the radio station my kids listen to that sounded like New Order. It wasn't them, but one of those manicured groups you see sponsored on JetBlue TVs, Foster the People. Thanks to WFMU, I now have three Laura Cantrell records. Bought 'em 'cuz I heard 'em here!
	12:08pm duke: what ljfw said
	12:08pm pacific standard simon: Monday is for lovers (of losers).
	12:09pm Jeff Golick: Yo, @Dean! Yo, @pacific standard simon!
	12:10pm Jeff Golick: Foster the People is really a terrible name for a group.
	12:11pm doctorjazz: Pretty Laura Cantrell, just have the last album, looks like I need to shop.
	12:12pm Dean: Yes, Jeff G., and yet not terrible at all for the group so named.
	12:13pm Jeff Golick: Amen to that.
	12:16pm Brian in UK: Hello Jeff. So three hours.........
	12:18pm Jeff Golick: Aha, @Brian in UK. Welp...not today?
	12:20pm ndbob: afternoon Jeff and everyone!
	12:21pm Jeff Golick: Hello and welcome, @ndbob!
	12:21pm Brian in UK: Hey ndbob.
	12:25pm Dean: Damnit. Twice this week I missed BS on FMU.
	12:26pm doctorjazz: Great sounding Van, new album?
	12:26pm Jeff Golick: I was inspired by Uncle Michael playing them last week -- was that one?
	12:27pm Jeff Golick: @doctorjazz -- St. Dominic's Preview, an oldie!
	12:27pm Dean: Yeah, that was it. Peace, Love & Understanding. Such a great band.
	12:29pm βrian: Hard to hear it is a big understatement. I've got a serious allergy.
	12:30pm Brian in UK: Anyone remember the blonde cello player who sat at the front of the Caledonia Soul Orchestra when the man played live?
	12:31pm the Canterbury wood-elf: There are some great cuts on St. Dominic's Preview (the title track and "Independence Day" in particular). I periodically return to that era of Van Morrison, always somehow surprised by how good it sounds. And then there's "Astral Weeks" of course...
	12:31pm βrian: Not the one with the pink eye patch and goatee …?
	12:32pm Dean: My favorite Van Morrison remains "Into the Music." I've never heard AW!
	12:32pm Brian in UK: @elf so you had a safe journey home? Listen to the Lion is off St Doms?
	12:32pm Uncle Michael: Pinkeye? Ringworm? Bread up front?
	12:33pm Brian in UK: @βrian I would have remembered if she had a goatee.
	12:35pm Jeff Golick: I played the hell out of Astral Weeks -- might've been one of the first CDs I bought when that format first rolled out. But that's one I can still go back to without complaint. Welcome, @UM -- were your ears buzzing? -- and also @βrian!
	12:35pm Brian in UK: @Jeff The Mighty Diamonds would suit you for Jamaican harmony.
	12:36pm Jeff Golick: Thanks for that, @Brian. Will have to search them out! Love it so.
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: I got my buzzy ears on, good buddy. That's a big 10-4.
	12:40pm Jeff Golick: There was (is?) a great local news segment called Shame On You, wherein a local newscaster brought to like some businessman's shameful activity. Had a nifty little theme, too.
	12:40pm the Canterbury wood-elf: @BrianinUK Yes, got into Heathrow Saturday morn, now safely back in Canterbury among the bluebells, birdsong and sunshine : ) I had a nice jam with some musos in a Madison basement on my last night in Wisconsin, including a bass player called Charlie Brown who turned out to be a Kevin Ayers freak! Most unexpected: soundcloud.com... And "Listen to the Lion" is indeed on St. Dom's (last track on side 1)
	12:42pm Brian in UK: Perfect end to a holiday.
	12:42pm Jeff Golick: Sounds like a successful trip, @the Canterbury wood-elf!
	12:42pm Dean: A question for the collective memory of the board: Sometime during the late '80s, early '90s, a rock group produced a CD with a haunting cover (perhaps back of the booklet). It was a sepia-toned photograph of a group of mobster-types holding aloft a carpet rolled around a victim, all but his head encased in the upholstery. They were on the verge of tossing it and him into a body of water from the pier on which they were standing. Anybody know it?
	12:47pm Brian in UK: You see Jeff, one hour is not long enough. In lieu of the name, some of Stan Tracey's band are touring Under Milk Wood over here as it is fifty years young.
	12:47pm doctorjazz: I have St Dominicks Preview in the old vinyl pile, haven't heard it is so long..sounded like a jazz band, thought it may have been redone, have to pull it out!
	12:48pm Jeff Golick: That's a pretty remarkable tour, @Brian. Are the crowds showing up, do you know? @doctorjazz: that VM does seem very much in keeping with his current jazzy direction (not that I've heard much of it, mind).
	12:49pm doctorjazz: Fabulous Pullen, no note clusters so far, he didn't really need them!
	12:49pm doctorjazz: There they are!
	12:50pm Brian in UK: It has nearly finished I was a bit slow out of the traps finding out about it. Only playing bijou gigs. By the by, where does the term gigs come from. Is it derived from giggles?
	12:51pm pacific standard simon: Enjoying the Pullen. Sometimes you like to hear something that could be an old Tom Waits song, but without Tom singing.
	12:52pm Jeff Golick: Ha - that's so right @pss. I thought gigs came from the show "Gigi?"
	12:55pm ndbob: excellent show Jeff!
	12:55pm pacific standard simon: Now, see, if this show were three hours, I could probably be arsed to get out of bed and log in properly, instead of using the FMU app.
	12:56pm listener james from westwood: PSS, don't knock not getting out of bed. Thanks for the fine program, Jeff!
	12:58pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @ndbob & @ljfw! Glad you gents could find your way to the new locale. And some say, @pss, that our app is one of our best qualities!
	12:58pm Brian in UK: No offense but I cannot get past Aaron Neville singing this gem. Nice one, Jeff.
	12:59pm Jeff Golick: That's fair, @Brian. And thanks!
	12:59pm Dean: Per OED on "gig" -- Etymology: Origin unknown.
	12:59pm doctorjazz: Fun show, thanks!
	1:00pm pacific standard simon: My tablet's speakers are somewhat lacking in gloriosity.
	1:03pm Jeff Golick: Thanks for tuning in, @doctorjazz! And I know the feeling, @pss....

The Magic Hour with Jeff Golick: Playlist from May 18, 2015

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A time to be born, a time to die / A time to Robert Plant, a time to reap / A time to Killdozer, a time to heal / A time to laugh, a time to Take a Train to Cry. / A time to Build Me Up, Buttercup, a time to Stop Breaking Down / A time to dance, a time to September Morn / A time to cast away Stones / A time to gather Stones together. / A time of Love, a time of Hate Your Friends / A time of War, a time of Peace Piece / A time you may choogle / A time to refrain from chooglin’. And a time to every Tortoise under heaven.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
Music behind DJ: Chicago Underground Duo	Locus "Locus" by "Chicago Underground Duo"	Locus	Northern Spy	2014
Hüsker Dü	Monday Will Never Be the Same
Buke & Gass	Blue Monday "Blue Monday" by "Buke & Gass"
Laura Cantrell	Love Vigilantes "Love Vigilantes" by "Laura Cantrell"
Mekons	Now We Have the Bomb "Now We Have the Bomb" by "Mekons"
Matson Jones	Exes and Ohs "Exes and Ohs" by "Matson Jones"
The Rogers Sisters	Zero Point "Zero Point" by "The Rogers Sisters"
Brinsley Schwarz	Nervous on the Road (But Can't Stay Home)
Van Morrison	I Will Be There "I Will Be There" by "Van Morrison"
Music behind DJ: Brazilian Octopus	Gamboa "Gamboa" by "Brazilian Octopus"
The Maytalls	Treat Me Bad "Treat Me Bad" by "The Maytalls"
Althea and Donna	Uptown Top Ranking
Alton Ellis	It's a Shame "It's a Shame" by "Alton Ellis"
Garnet Mimms	A Little Bit of Soap
Irma Thomas	What's so Wrong With You Loving Me
Don Pullen	Tracey's Blues "Tracey's Blues" by "Don Pullen"
Joseph Spence	There Will Be a Happy Meeting
Aretha Franklin	Pledging My Love/The Clock
Music behind DJ: New Zion Trio	Pinkus "Pinkus" by "New Zion Trio"

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Listener comments!
	9:03am listener james from westwood: How do, Jeff and all! Welcome to Mondays (again)!
	11:33am Doug Schulkind: Sorry to miss the debut Magic Monday but I gotta dash to work. Keep working those sleight of ear tricks, Jeff Golick!
	11:36am Jeff Golick: Thanks for opening up the proceedings, @listener james. And we'll save some magic for you, @Doug.
	11:59am duke: What day is this? What time? Did I sleep through a couple of days? I'm easily confused.
	12:00pm Jeff Golick: Right on cue, @duke!
	12:03pm doctorjazz: Hi all, Welcome to the Working Week!
	12:04pm Jeff Golick: Right on, @doctorjazz.
	12:04pm duke: This is a nice version of Blue Monday
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: New Order/Blue Monday covers always welcome.
	12:05pm Jeff Golick: Then you might like the next one, too, @ljfw...
	12:07pm listener james from westwood: Absolutely right, both the song and its most excellent singer!
	12:08pm Dean: Heard a tune this a.m. on the radio station my kids listen to that sounded like New Order. It wasn't them, but one of those manicured groups you see sponsored on JetBlue TVs, Foster the People. Thanks to WFMU, I now have three Laura Cantrell records. Bought 'em 'cuz I heard 'em here!
	12:08pm duke: what ljfw said
	12:08pm pacific standard simon: Monday is for lovers (of losers).
	12:09pm Jeff Golick: Yo, @Dean! Yo, @pacific standard simon!
	12:10pm Jeff Golick: Foster the People is really a terrible name for a group.
	12:11pm doctorjazz: Pretty Laura Cantrell, just have the last album, looks like I need to shop.
	12:12pm Dean: Yes, Jeff G., and yet not terrible at all for the group so named.
	12:13pm Jeff Golick: Amen to that.
	12:16pm Brian in UK: Hello Jeff. So three hours.........
	12:18pm Jeff Golick: Aha, @Brian in UK. Welp...not today?
	12:20pm ndbob: afternoon Jeff and everyone!
	12:21pm Jeff Golick: Hello and welcome, @ndbob!
	12:21pm Brian in UK: Hey ndbob.
	12:25pm Dean: Damnit. Twice this week I missed BS on FMU.
	12:26pm doctorjazz: Great sounding Van, new album?
	12:26pm Jeff Golick: I was inspired by Uncle Michael playing them last week -- was that one?
	12:27pm Jeff Golick: @doctorjazz -- St. Dominic's Preview, an oldie!
	12:27pm Dean: Yeah, that was it. Peace, Love & Understanding. Such a great band.
	12:29pm βrian: Hard to hear it is a big understatement. I've got a serious allergy.
	12:30pm Brian in UK: Anyone remember the blonde cello player who sat at the front of the Caledonia Soul Orchestra when the man played live?
	12:31pm the Canterbury wood-elf: There are some great cuts on St. Dominic's Preview (the title track and "Independence Day" in particular). I periodically return to that era of Van Morrison, always somehow surprised by how good it sounds. And then there's "Astral Weeks" of course...
	12:31pm βrian: Not the one with the pink eye patch and goatee …?
	12:32pm Dean: My favorite Van Morrison remains "Into the Music." I've never heard AW!
	12:32pm Brian in UK: @elf so you had a safe journey home? Listen to the Lion is off St Doms?
	12:32pm Uncle Michael: Pinkeye? Ringworm? Bread up front?
	12:33pm Brian in UK: @βrian I would have remembered if she had a goatee.
	12:35pm Jeff Golick: I played the hell out of Astral Weeks -- might've been one of the first CDs I bought when that format first rolled out. But that's one I can still go back to without complaint. Welcome, @UM -- were your ears buzzing? -- and also @βrian!
	12:35pm Brian in UK: @Jeff The Mighty Diamonds would suit you for Jamaican harmony.
	12:36pm Jeff Golick: Thanks for that, @Brian. Will have to search them out! Love it so.
	12:36pm Uncle Michael: I got my buzzy ears on, good buddy. That's a big 10-4.
	12:40pm Jeff Golick: There was (is?) a great local news segment called Shame On You, wherein a local newscaster brought to like some businessman's shameful activity. Had a nifty little theme, too.
	12:40pm the Canterbury wood-elf: @BrianinUK Yes, got into Heathrow Saturday morn, now safely back in Canterbury among the bluebells, birdsong and sunshine : ) I had a nice jam with some musos in a Madison basement on my last night in Wisconsin, including a bass player called Charlie Brown who turned out to be a Kevin Ayers freak! Most unexpected: soundcloud.com... And "Listen to the Lion" is indeed on St. Dom's (last track on side 1)
	12:42pm Brian in UK: Perfect end to a holiday.
	12:42pm Jeff Golick: Sounds like a successful trip, @the Canterbury wood-elf!
	12:42pm Dean: A question for the collective memory of the board: Sometime during the late '80s, early '90s, a rock group produced a CD with a haunting cover (perhaps back of the booklet). It was a sepia-toned photograph of a group of mobster-types holding aloft a carpet rolled around a victim, all but his head encased in the upholstery. They were on the verge of tossing it and him into a body of water from the pier on which they were standing. Anybody know it?
	12:47pm Brian in UK: You see Jeff, one hour is not long enough. In lieu of the name, some of Stan Tracey's band are touring Under Milk Wood over here as it is fifty years young.
	12:47pm doctorjazz: I have St Dominicks Preview in the old vinyl pile, haven't heard it is so long..sounded like a jazz band, thought it may have been redone, have to pull it out!
	12:48pm Jeff Golick: That's a pretty remarkable tour, @Brian. Are the crowds showing up, do you know? @doctorjazz: that VM does seem very much in keeping with his current jazzy direction (not that I've heard much of it, mind).
	12:49pm doctorjazz: Fabulous Pullen, no note clusters so far, he didn't really need them!
	12:49pm doctorjazz: There they are!
	12:50pm Brian in UK: It has nearly finished I was a bit slow out of the traps finding out about it. Only playing bijou gigs. By the by, where does the term gigs come from. Is it derived from giggles?
	12:51pm pacific standard simon: Enjoying the Pullen. Sometimes you like to hear something that could be an old Tom Waits song, but without Tom singing.
	12:52pm Jeff Golick: Ha - that's so right @pss. I thought gigs came from the show "Gigi?"
	12:55pm ndbob: excellent show Jeff!
	12:55pm pacific standard simon: Now, see, if this show were three hours, I could probably be arsed to get out of bed and log in properly, instead of using the FMU app.
	12:56pm listener james from westwood: PSS, don't knock not getting out of bed. Thanks for the fine program, Jeff!
	12:58pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @ndbob & @ljfw! Glad you gents could find your way to the new locale. And some say, @pss, that our app is one of our best qualities!
	12:58pm Brian in UK: No offense but I cannot get past Aaron Neville singing this gem. Nice one, Jeff.
	12:59pm Jeff Golick: That's fair, @Brian. And thanks!
	12:59pm Dean: Per OED on "gig" -- Etymology: Origin unknown.
	12:59pm doctorjazz: Fun show, thanks!
	1:00pm pacific standard simon: My tablet's speakers are somewhat lacking in gloriosity.
	1:03pm Jeff Golick: Thanks for tuning in, @doctorjazz! And I know the feeling, @pss....

The Magic Hour with Jeff Golick: Playlist from May 18, 2015

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