WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from February 9, 2016

Listener comments!
	11:56am Mayuko: Hello Tony! I should be able to listen live today at least for 2 hrs. Excited enough to comment early.
	11:59am Tony Coulter: Hiya, Mayuko! Great to see you here!
	12:00pm JtotheK: hello everyone.
	12:00pm Dean: Checking in early before running for an hour or so. (Didja see the new Ithkuil prog to which I directed your attention?)
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: daba-daba-da
	12:01pm βrian: Having a listen before I succumb to the Lunch Sirens calling from the shore.
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: Hola hey hello, JtotheK, Dean, Uncle Michael, & βrian!
	12:04pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Just saw your message. I will bask in Ithkuil prog post-show....
	12:04pm V Priceless: Hey TC and gang!
	12:05pm Tony Coulter: Talking of prog: the first hour or so of today's show will mostly be experimental type stuff, but after that there will be lots of prog (and psych).
	12:05pm Tony Coulter: Heya, V Priceless!
	12:07pm Tony Coulter: RE Juraj Pospíšil: Thank god for cut-and-paste.
	12:16pm Carmichael: Heya Tony and proggers-to-be.
	12:17pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, Carmichael!
	12:20pm Tony Coulter: As you will have noticed, this Wishart piece has several l-o-n-g pauses. Do not panic, the Communication Grid is not under attack.
	12:20pm Cecile: hello hello hello
	12:21pm Tony Coulter: Hey Hey Hey! It's Cecile!
	12:22pm Cecile: how's it going?
	12:23pm Tony Coulter: It's going ... somewhere.
	12:28pm Tony Coulter: I'm feeling all up-to-date and with-it, what with the two 2016 releases I've already played today.
	12:37pm Rich in Washington: what a glorious racket. This is right up my alley! Hello, Mr. Coulter! Hellooo, fellow Coulterites!
	12:38pm Tony Coulter: Halloo, Mr. Rich!
	12:39pm Tony Coulter: All alleys need a bit of a racket from time to time.
	12:46pm Tony Coulter: The discogs bio for Martin Burlas (on now) is rather odd: "His last works are mostly based on combination of easy listening of the 60’s tradition with electronic minimalism and seems to be rather emotionally soft. Not very expressive means are used in his works." I'm guessing he wrote it himself.
	12:51pm northguineahills: Typical Slovakian... (I dig it)
	12:52pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, NGH!
	1:00pm Tony Coulter: A now for some typical Wazooians.
	1:04pm Carmichael: Never heard of these guys. A Detroit band from 1970. Robert "Rocky" Dipasquale (Aka Bocky) - Vocals, Percussion Jim Finnan - Keyboards, Trumpet John Fraga - Bass George (Konstantine) Katsakis - Sax, Vocals Felix Mcdaniel - Guitar, Vocals Vince Scalabrino - Drums, Vocals
	1:10pm Tony Coulter: It's quite a good album. The cover kind of makes it look like a Mothers of Invention record -- and, in fact, there are some parallels. www.discogs.com... Had the original years ago, but stupidly sold it.
	1:18pm Tony Coulter: It really is amazing how many Magma-inspired bands there are -- dozens, at least.
	1:21pm Rich in Washington: Magma's coming to town again, I see.
	1:21pm MrFab: Wassup, y'all! Yeah, there's a self-identified 'zeuhl' band here in LA - but they're only a duo. Doesn't the definition demand a vocal choir?
	1:22pm Tony Coulter: Yep -- in March. I'm definitely going -- they were great last time.
	1:22pm Tony Coulter: Here's that prog I promised you all.
	1:23pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Fab! Don't need a vocal choir to be a zeuhl band, I don't think. Definitely do need a throbbing bass, though....
	1:25pm V Priceless: kinda Be Bop Deluxy vibe going on - cool!
	1:27pm Nardo: It's a proggy day in drummer some town. Nice.
	1:28pm Tony Coulter: Greets, Nardo!
	1:28pm Jeff Golick: With a 75% chance of psych showers. Hey, Tony, other drummers. I do not recognize today's artwork. Who/what is that?
	1:31pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Jeff! Today's playlist art is by Belgian collage artist Sammy Slabbinck. Have no idea who the woman is....
	1:37pm Cecile: very beefheartian
	1:41pm MrFab: Speaking of psych, I'm always on the lookout for Bonzo-esque nonsense from the hippie era. individual tracks, as I don't expect too many other entire bands devoted to such silliness. Any ideas, Tony (or anyone)?
	1:43pm Cecile: Hampton Grease band may have what you are looking for MrFab
	1:43pm Carmichael: He he ... Hampton is barely controlled musical anarchy.
	1:44pm MrFab: yes, I've known about 'em for a while and for some reason have never gotten around to checking 'em out. They got compared to Beefheart, always a plus in my book.
	1:46pm Tony Coulter: @ MrFab: Your probably know 'em already, but: Scaffold fit the bill: www.discogs.com... Also Grimms: www.discogs.com... Plus, there's Stackridge: www.discogs.com...
	1:52pm MrFab: I do indeed know 'em Tony, but thanks! you are def on my wavelength there.
	1:59pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: VG checking in - ready to smash up a few things! Mr Fab - Early Mothers of Invention albums fit the bill of being Bonzos like! - prune juice for everyone!
	1:59pm Tony Coulter: Morgan (on now) was led by Morgan Fisher ... of Hybrid Kids fame .. and of Mott the Hoople. Talk about a varied resume!
	2:00pm Tony Coulter: Greetings, VANDALISM GENERATOR!
	2:01pm Rich in Washington: I think Fisher became a Sanyasin and did New Agey music for a spell, to fill out his resume even further. Not sure what he's doing now. I sure love his stuff, esp. Hybrid Kidz, his Miniatures compilations, etc.
	2:02pm Dean: I often confuse Morgan Fisher with Matthew Fisher. I would have sworn Matthew also lead a proggy eponymous group post-Procol Harum.
	2:04pm Tony Coulter: @ MrFab: Here's a tasty Polish Bonzoid outfit: rateyourmusic.com...
	2:04pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Also Mr Fab - I would check out - Family - Music in a Dolls House; July - 1st album - a still unknown psyche classic with a few Bonzo like touches here and there. Audience - 2nd and 3rd album - a bit heavier than the Bonzos but some whimsical inventive stuff!
	2:05pm Tony Coulter: These guys too (also Polish): rateyourmusic.com...
	2:06pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Mr Fab - the first two Soft Machine albums (before they went all Miles runs the voodoo down) are chock full of whimsical psyche and funny wordplay!
	2:08pm Tony Coulter: Those two Polish outfits are Bonzoid in that they wackify and surrealicize trad jazz.
	2:10pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Tony - Blue men sing the whites!
	2:11pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: not too many tongue in cheek bands around - how about the Rezillos from the punk era!
	2:12pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Caravan's shorter songs on the 1st 3 albums are bonzoid!
	2:13pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: this is getting a bit soft machine third!
	2:14pm Tony Coulter: Also a bit Tony Williams/ Larry Young-esque. But, strangely, it's Santana!
	2:16pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: do you have the original Lotus album with all the bits and pieces weird art work?
	2:16pm MrFab: Thanks guys, did not know that stuff. puts on miners helmet Time to start digging. And diggin'.
	2:16pm Tony Coulter: @ VANDALISM GENERATOR: Nope -- only have that one on CD.
	2:18pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: been at the Goblin again - been watching the 4k restored Deep Red film - PROFONDO ROSSO!
	2:22pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Mr Fab - there is an album called - The songs the Bonzos taught us - which has all songs and sources and influences the Bonzos got from 1920 and 30s music hall.
	2:25pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: sound like a bunch of red necks!
	2:26pm Tony Coulter: Studnecks
	2:27pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: sweet home Alabama - yee all!
	2:28pm Dean: Stud was basically a recombination of Dust.
	2:29pm Tony Coulter: Better than Tuds, I guess.
	2:29pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: or duts!
	2:33pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Mr Fab: The two Hatfield and The North albums also have a touch of that early Softs ridiculousness and whimsy. Hi Tony! As always, wondering "where does he find all this stuff?"!
	2:34pm MrFab: "Songs the Bonzos Taught Us" is indeed wonderfully wonderful. Actually, these Studs are pretty silly they own selves.
	2:34pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: sorry Mr Fab - just remembered Tea and Sympathy - An Asylum for the musically insane is very Bonzoid!
	2:34pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Elf!
	2:38pm Dean: Well, shoot, early Gong.
	2:39pm MrFab: Amazing how wacky Brits were in those days. What happened to 'em? how'd they go from Bonzos to Coldplay?
	2:40pm Tony Coulter: Thatcher?
	2:41pm Dean: No. I blame Steely Dan.
	2:41pm Rich in Washington: I've been listening to that Songs the Bonzos Taught Us album quite a bit lately.
	2:43pm the Canterbury wood-elf: I heard a Gong track I'd somehow never heard before the other day. Chris M played "Ooby-Scooby Doomsday or The D-day DJ's Got the D.D.T. Blues" (an outtake from the Angels Egg sessions) on his show. Very silly indeed! I'd say there's still plenty of Bonzoid ridiculousness being produced over here, but it's all very underground, unlikely to get as far as the Superbowl halftime show! When John Peel was alive, he always seemed to find and celebrate that stuff (Half Man Half Biscuit and I Ludicrous come to mind). He's missed...
	2:46pm Rich in Washington: 2nd Half Man Half Biscuit! I think they're brilliant. Another group I quite like, in a gentler, loony way, Jazz Butcher (Conspiracy, et al).
	2:47pm Dean: The Beatles? "You Know My Name..."
	2:47pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Quite topically, someone just this moment sent me this link to a clip about Vermin Supreme, the neo-dadaist US presidential candidate: newsy.com/56839 He's the American answer to our Screaming Lord Such (who made some albums back in the day) of the Monster Raving Loony Party.
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: Love that Sopwith Camel track and that Stud was fantastic!
	2:50pm Tony Coulter: Glad you liked 'em, Uncle M!
	2:52pm Tony Coulter: @ Canterbury wood-elf: I've always liked Vermin's boot hat. Quite stylish!
	2:56pm JtotheK: enjoyed the show, thanks Tony!
	2:57pm the Canterbury wood-elf: @Tony It's "Pen-dragon". King Arthur's dad!
	2:57pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Tony! Remind me to not have any meetings on Tuesday afternoons grrr.
	2:57pm MrFab: Thanks again Tony (think it's pronounced 'PenDRAGon,' btw) and greatly appreciate the tips everyone, can't wait to run 'em all down.
	3:01pm Tony Coulter: See you next time, everyone!
	3:22pm ?: Excellent radio show - COme to the sunshine - Hour 2 of show 63 - In hour two, DJ Andrew Sandoval shines the artist spotlight on the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, taking a closer look at their underrated talent as songwriters via wonderful album tracks, singles and radio session rarities. Can be heard or downloaded from http://cometothesunshine.podomatic.com/ show 63!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from February 9, 2016

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February 9, 2016: The Camel Choir

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
The In-Theme	"The In-Theme"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Juraj Pospíšil	Suita Ad Modum Tympanorum (1983)	V.A.: Nová Generácia: Experimental Studio Bratislava Series 2	4mg	2016	0:01:53 (Pop-up)
Trevor Wishart	Machine - (e) "Machine - (e)" by "Trevor Wishart"	Machine	RE: Paradigm	1971	0:11:46 (Pop-up)
Phyllis Chen	Chimers "Chimers" by "Phyllis Chen"	On the Nature of Things [split w/ Nathan Davis]	Starkland	2016	0:23:27 (Pop-up)

Ulrich Krieger	Needles "Needles" by "Ulrich Krieger"	/RAW:ReSpace/	XI	2015	0:32:05 (Pop-up)
Martin Burlas	Plač Stromov (1980)	V.A.: Nová Generácia: Experimental Studio Bratislava Series 2	4mg	2016	0:42:47 (Pop-up)
Wazoo	B H Man "B H Man" by "Wazoo"	Wazoo	RE: World in Sound	1970	0:55:36 (Pop-up)

Apsara	Enfer Mais (1983) "Enfer Mais (1983)" by "Apsara"	Archives	Soleil Zeuhl	2015	1:08:17 (Pop-up)
Surprise	March of the Squatamandars	Assault on Merryland	RE: Zarathustra	1977	1:19:49 (Pop-up)
Oho	Nocturnal Recurrence "Nocturnal Recurrence" by "Oho"	Recollections (1974–1976)	no label	2002	1:22:29 (Pop-up)
The Siegel-Schwall Band	Song "Song" by "The Siegel-Schwall Band"	Siegel-Schwall 70	Vanguard	1970	1:26:35 (Pop-up)
The Asylum Choir	Icicle Star Tree	Look Inside the Asylum Choir	RE: Rev-Ola	1968	1:30:54 (Pop-up)
The Seven	Take It (The Way You Want It)	The Song Is Song – The Album Is Album	Thunderbird	1970	1:33:55 (Pop-up)
Archie Whitewater	Home Again "Home Again" by "Archie Whitewater"	Archie Whitewater	RE: RPM	1970	1:36:50 (Pop-up)

Proyecto "A"	A Neptuno (1971) "A Neptuno (1971)" by "Proyecto "A""	Proyecto A + Proyecto B	Sommor	2015	1:44:24 (Pop-up)
Sigmund Snopek III	Rhyme Well (1974)	Trinity Seas Seize Sees	Musea	2000	1:49:13 (Pop-up)
Morgan	Samarkhand the Golden "Samarkhand the Golden" by "Morgan"	Nova Solis	RE: Esoteric	1972	1:53:21 (Pop-up)
Wazoo	The Way I See It "The Way I See It" by "Wazoo"	Wazoo	RE: World in Sound	1970	2:01:20 (Pop-up)
Santana	Aspirations "Aspirations" by "Santana"	Borboletta	Columbia	1974	2:12:37 (Pop-up)
Surprise	A Day Without Light "A Day Without Light" by "Surprise"	Assault on Merryland	RE: Zarathustra	1977	2:17:36 (Pop-up)

Stud	Stud "Stud" by "Stud"	Stud	RE: Outsider	1975	2:25:55 (Pop-up)
Uther Pendragon	Who's Gonna Try (196?)	San Francisco Earthquake	Guerssen	2015	2:38:31 (Pop-up)
Sopwith Camel	Dancin' Wizard "Dancin' Wizard" by "Sopwith Camel"	The Miraculous Hump Returns from the Moon	Reprise	1973	2:44:16 (Pop-up)
Howard Skempton	Well, Well, Cornelius	Well, Well, Cornelius [w/ John Tilbury]	Sony Classical	1996	2:47:18 (Pop-up)
Ross Bolleter	Pioneer Piano "Pioneer Piano" by "Ross Bolleter"	V.A.: Musicworks #120	Musicworks	2014	2:50:21 (Pop-up)

The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				2:57:24 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:56am Mayuko: Hello Tony! I should be able to listen live today at least for 2 hrs. Excited enough to comment early.
	11:59am Tony Coulter: Hiya, Mayuko! Great to see you here!
	12:00pm JtotheK: hello everyone.
	12:00pm Dean: Checking in early before running for an hour or so. (Didja see the new Ithkuil prog to which I directed your attention?)
	12:01pm Uncle Michael: daba-daba-da
	12:01pm βrian: Having a listen before I succumb to the Lunch Sirens calling from the shore.
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: Hola hey hello, JtotheK, Dean, Uncle Michael, & βrian!
	12:04pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Just saw your message. I will bask in Ithkuil prog post-show....
	12:04pm V Priceless: Hey TC and gang!
	12:05pm Tony Coulter: Talking of prog: the first hour or so of today's show will mostly be experimental type stuff, but after that there will be lots of prog (and psych).
	12:05pm Tony Coulter: Heya, V Priceless!
	12:07pm Tony Coulter: RE Juraj Pospíšil: Thank god for cut-and-paste.
	12:16pm Carmichael: Heya Tony and proggers-to-be.
	12:17pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, Carmichael!
	12:20pm Tony Coulter: As you will have noticed, this Wishart piece has several l-o-n-g pauses. Do not panic, the Communication Grid is not under attack.
	12:20pm Cecile: hello hello hello
	12:21pm Tony Coulter: Hey Hey Hey! It's Cecile!
	12:22pm Cecile: how's it going?
	12:23pm Tony Coulter: It's going ... somewhere.
	12:28pm Tony Coulter: I'm feeling all up-to-date and with-it, what with the two 2016 releases I've already played today.
	12:37pm Rich in Washington: what a glorious racket. This is right up my alley! Hello, Mr. Coulter! Hellooo, fellow Coulterites!
	12:38pm Tony Coulter: Halloo, Mr. Rich!
	12:39pm Tony Coulter: All alleys need a bit of a racket from time to time.
	12:46pm Tony Coulter: The discogs bio for Martin Burlas (on now) is rather odd: "His last works are mostly based on combination of easy listening of the 60’s tradition with electronic minimalism and seems to be rather emotionally soft. Not very expressive means are used in his works." I'm guessing he wrote it himself.
	12:51pm northguineahills: Typical Slovakian... (I dig it)
	12:52pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, NGH!
	1:00pm Tony Coulter: A now for some typical Wazooians.
	1:04pm Carmichael: Never heard of these guys. A Detroit band from 1970. Robert "Rocky" Dipasquale (Aka Bocky) - Vocals, Percussion Jim Finnan - Keyboards, Trumpet John Fraga - Bass George (Konstantine) Katsakis - Sax, Vocals Felix Mcdaniel - Guitar, Vocals Vince Scalabrino - Drums, Vocals
	1:10pm Tony Coulter: It's quite a good album. The cover kind of makes it look like a Mothers of Invention record -- and, in fact, there are some parallels. www.discogs.com... Had the original years ago, but stupidly sold it.
	1:18pm Tony Coulter: It really is amazing how many Magma-inspired bands there are -- dozens, at least.
	1:21pm Rich in Washington: Magma's coming to town again, I see.
	1:21pm MrFab: Wassup, y'all! Yeah, there's a self-identified 'zeuhl' band here in LA - but they're only a duo. Doesn't the definition demand a vocal choir?
	1:22pm Tony Coulter: Yep -- in March. I'm definitely going -- they were great last time.
	1:22pm Tony Coulter: Here's that prog I promised you all.
	1:23pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Fab! Don't need a vocal choir to be a zeuhl band, I don't think. Definitely do need a throbbing bass, though....
	1:25pm V Priceless: kinda Be Bop Deluxy vibe going on - cool!
	1:27pm Nardo: It's a proggy day in drummer some town. Nice.
	1:28pm Tony Coulter: Greets, Nardo!
	1:28pm Jeff Golick: With a 75% chance of psych showers. Hey, Tony, other drummers. I do not recognize today's artwork. Who/what is that?
	1:31pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Jeff! Today's playlist art is by Belgian collage artist Sammy Slabbinck. Have no idea who the woman is....
	1:37pm Cecile: very beefheartian
	1:41pm MrFab: Speaking of psych, I'm always on the lookout for Bonzo-esque nonsense from the hippie era. individual tracks, as I don't expect too many other entire bands devoted to such silliness. Any ideas, Tony (or anyone)?
	1:43pm Cecile: Hampton Grease band may have what you are looking for MrFab
	1:43pm Carmichael: He he ... Hampton is barely controlled musical anarchy.
	1:44pm MrFab: yes, I've known about 'em for a while and for some reason have never gotten around to checking 'em out. They got compared to Beefheart, always a plus in my book.
	1:46pm Tony Coulter: @ MrFab: Your probably know 'em already, but: Scaffold fit the bill: www.discogs.com... Also Grimms: www.discogs.com... Plus, there's Stackridge: www.discogs.com...
	1:52pm MrFab: I do indeed know 'em Tony, but thanks! you are def on my wavelength there.
	1:59pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: VG checking in - ready to smash up a few things! Mr Fab - Early Mothers of Invention albums fit the bill of being Bonzos like! - prune juice for everyone!
	1:59pm Tony Coulter: Morgan (on now) was led by Morgan Fisher ... of Hybrid Kids fame .. and of Mott the Hoople. Talk about a varied resume!
	2:00pm Tony Coulter: Greetings, VANDALISM GENERATOR!
	2:01pm Rich in Washington: I think Fisher became a Sanyasin and did New Agey music for a spell, to fill out his resume even further. Not sure what he's doing now. I sure love his stuff, esp. Hybrid Kidz, his Miniatures compilations, etc.
	2:02pm Dean: I often confuse Morgan Fisher with Matthew Fisher. I would have sworn Matthew also lead a proggy eponymous group post-Procol Harum.
	2:04pm Tony Coulter: @ MrFab: Here's a tasty Polish Bonzoid outfit: rateyourmusic.com...
	2:04pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Also Mr Fab - I would check out - Family - Music in a Dolls House; July - 1st album - a still unknown psyche classic with a few Bonzo like touches here and there. Audience - 2nd and 3rd album - a bit heavier than the Bonzos but some whimsical inventive stuff!
	2:05pm Tony Coulter: These guys too (also Polish): rateyourmusic.com...
	2:06pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Mr Fab - the first two Soft Machine albums (before they went all Miles runs the voodoo down) are chock full of whimsical psyche and funny wordplay!
	2:08pm Tony Coulter: Those two Polish outfits are Bonzoid in that they wackify and surrealicize trad jazz.
	2:10pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Tony - Blue men sing the whites!
	2:11pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: not too many tongue in cheek bands around - how about the Rezillos from the punk era!
	2:12pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Caravan's shorter songs on the 1st 3 albums are bonzoid!
	2:13pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: this is getting a bit soft machine third!
	2:14pm Tony Coulter: Also a bit Tony Williams/ Larry Young-esque. But, strangely, it's Santana!
	2:16pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: do you have the original Lotus album with all the bits and pieces weird art work?
	2:16pm MrFab: Thanks guys, did not know that stuff. puts on miners helmet Time to start digging. And diggin'.
	2:16pm Tony Coulter: @ VANDALISM GENERATOR: Nope -- only have that one on CD.
	2:18pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: been at the Goblin again - been watching the 4k restored Deep Red film - PROFONDO ROSSO!
	2:22pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Mr Fab - there is an album called - The songs the Bonzos taught us - which has all songs and sources and influences the Bonzos got from 1920 and 30s music hall.
	2:25pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: sound like a bunch of red necks!
	2:26pm Tony Coulter: Studnecks
	2:27pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: sweet home Alabama - yee all!
	2:28pm Dean: Stud was basically a recombination of Dust.
	2:29pm Tony Coulter: Better than Tuds, I guess.
	2:29pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: or duts!
	2:33pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Mr Fab: The two Hatfield and The North albums also have a touch of that early Softs ridiculousness and whimsy. Hi Tony! As always, wondering "where does he find all this stuff?"!
	2:34pm MrFab: "Songs the Bonzos Taught Us" is indeed wonderfully wonderful. Actually, these Studs are pretty silly they own selves.
	2:34pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: sorry Mr Fab - just remembered Tea and Sympathy - An Asylum for the musically insane is very Bonzoid!
	2:34pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Elf!
	2:38pm Dean: Well, shoot, early Gong.
	2:39pm MrFab: Amazing how wacky Brits were in those days. What happened to 'em? how'd they go from Bonzos to Coldplay?
	2:40pm Tony Coulter: Thatcher?
	2:41pm Dean: No. I blame Steely Dan.
	2:41pm Rich in Washington: I've been listening to that Songs the Bonzos Taught Us album quite a bit lately.
	2:43pm the Canterbury wood-elf: I heard a Gong track I'd somehow never heard before the other day. Chris M played "Ooby-Scooby Doomsday or The D-day DJ's Got the D.D.T. Blues" (an outtake from the Angels Egg sessions) on his show. Very silly indeed! I'd say there's still plenty of Bonzoid ridiculousness being produced over here, but it's all very underground, unlikely to get as far as the Superbowl halftime show! When John Peel was alive, he always seemed to find and celebrate that stuff (Half Man Half Biscuit and I Ludicrous come to mind). He's missed...
	2:46pm Rich in Washington: 2nd Half Man Half Biscuit! I think they're brilliant. Another group I quite like, in a gentler, loony way, Jazz Butcher (Conspiracy, et al).
	2:47pm Dean: The Beatles? "You Know My Name..."
	2:47pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Quite topically, someone just this moment sent me this link to a clip about Vermin Supreme, the neo-dadaist US presidential candidate: newsy.com/56839 He's the American answer to our Screaming Lord Such (who made some albums back in the day) of the Monster Raving Loony Party.
	2:49pm Uncle Michael: Love that Sopwith Camel track and that Stud was fantastic!
	2:50pm Tony Coulter: Glad you liked 'em, Uncle M!
	2:52pm Tony Coulter: @ Canterbury wood-elf: I've always liked Vermin's boot hat. Quite stylish!
	2:56pm JtotheK: enjoyed the show, thanks Tony!
	2:57pm the Canterbury wood-elf: @Tony It's "Pen-dragon". King Arthur's dad!
	2:57pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Tony! Remind me to not have any meetings on Tuesday afternoons grrr.
	2:57pm MrFab: Thanks again Tony (think it's pronounced 'PenDRAGon,' btw) and greatly appreciate the tips everyone, can't wait to run 'em all down.
	3:01pm Tony Coulter: See you next time, everyone!
	3:22pm ?: Excellent radio show - COme to the sunshine - Hour 2 of show 63 - In hour two, DJ Andrew Sandoval shines the artist spotlight on the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, taking a closer look at their underrated talent as songwriters via wonderful album tracks, singles and radio session rarities. Can be heard or downloaded from http://cometothesunshine.podomatic.com/ show 63!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from February 9, 2016

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