WFMU: World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from May 15, 2016

Listener comments!
	10:00pm Dave Mandl: Evening, all.
	10:01pm PMD: Hi one!
	10:01pm JakeGould: Thirdsies!
	10:02pm Scraps deSelby: H'lo Dave, h'lo people, peeooppllee, pppeeeooopppllleee......
	10:02pm Dave Mandl: Ha. How's it going, PMD?
	10:02pm Dave Mandl: And hello Jake, Scraps.
	10:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Beeples!
	10:03pm Scraps deSelby: Oh yeah, Snekkestad! First name Torben! Excellent name
	10:05pm Dave Mandl: Hiya, Ken.
	10:06pm Dave Mandl: There have been problems with the web stream in the last hour or two. Is it OK now?
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Charlie Haden @ a free Quartet West show I saw in L.A. : ..."The sign in NYC then said 'Free Jazz' - so people lined up expecting to get in w/out paying!"...
	10:07pm rw: Hello! Stream has been working for me but I've only had it on for the past 20 minutes.
	10:07pm Carmichael: Heya Dave, wiped from the weekend. Couple a beerz, a burger, and I 'm done. Take me home, Ornette.
	10:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - Jeff gave us the other stream address.
	10:08pm Dave Mandl: Hey RRN63, rw, Carmichael.
	10:09pm Dave Mandl: @RRN63: I know, but I was wondering if the main one has improved. I haven't spoken to Jeff yet.
	10:11pm Dave Mandl: For those who don't have it, this is the alternative stream: stream1.wfmu.org...
	10:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah. He gave us this one : stream1.wfmu.org... - & it opened in iTunes for me as if it was just restarting the same one as before - only - working...Should I just keep this one? 128k is the same, right?
	10:15pm Dave Mandl: Those look the same, but the main one may be back. Anyway, use whichever works for you. I'll let you all know when I hear more.
	10:17pm Scraps deSelby: So great drums by Ed Blackwell. Every once a while even ECM pulls out the stops
	10:18pm Dave Mandl: Yeah, that Dewey Redman is not a typical ECM-sounding release.
	10:20pm Scraps deSelby: I don't know John Baker. Sounds nice....
	10:28pm Carmichael: YESSS! The only Mac that matters.
	10:28pm Dave Mandl: Yeah, I'd never heard of him till those CDs were released, 10 years or so ago.
	10:29pm JakeGould: Damn… This is some sassy Fleetwood Mac right here.
	10:29pm Dave Mandl: (Referring to John Baker in that last comment.)
	10:29pm Scraps deSelby: All three Macs are worthwhile, to me
	10:31pm listener mark: From the shores of the Hudson River AND Newark Bay. Newark Bay, where the waters of the prosaic Passaic River and the mighty Hackensack River comingle as they travel on their journey to the Atlantic Ocean.
	10:31pm Carmichael: This featured all 3 guitarists, in one wY or another.
	10:32pm Scraps deSelby: Thanks! I wouldn't have guessed he was in the Library Music genre. (I'm interested in LM, don't get me wrong)
	10:32pm Carmichael: Oh, and then there is THIS guitarist ...
	10:34pm Scraps deSelby: John Baker released a Sega video game album!
	10:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...somebody like this you kinda think - oh yeah - he made a rekkid like this one day - but I seen Jeff Beck twice & - no - he's just like this anytime, all the time...hallucinatory. See him if you can.
	10:36pm Dave Mandl: I've never seen him!
	10:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm all in for Cream. Can'ts help it.
	10:37pm Michael 98145: @RRN63, really brings back another time. immediately.
	10:37pm Carmichael: Funny, I was just last night watching Beck and Clapton on YouTube doing Further On Up the Road. Wailing guitar shootout ...
	10:38pm Carmichael: Dave, Beck should be on your bucket list. He is amped ALL THE TIME.
	10:39pm Scraps deSelby: Mostly I'm deaf to Blues, and therefore deaf to JeffBeck (mostly the same chord changes. It's my deafness, not the genre's, of course).
	10:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Blind Joe Reynolds in 1929 ! : en.wikipedia.org...
	10:43pm Scraps deSelby: Beckology: 1991
	10:43pm asdfgh: "Big Jeff Beck Box Set" Not ez to say.
	10:44pm rw: RR1163, you're such a nerd. And I mean that as the highest compliment!
	10:44pm Carmichael: Danny Kirwan and Jeremy Spencer also played.
	10:47pm Scraps deSelby: Arthur Russell is always welcome!
	10:47pm rw: Jizz Whizz.... you spread that on crackers?
	10:48pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: Well, I've always been a big fan, but somehow I've never seen him live. I did see Clapton in the Cream reunion a while back.
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I just Searched it. I've listened to that Cream tune my whole life - & I never knew that...English guys bringing us the U.S. Blues...
	10:49pm Dave Mandl: Like a lot of American kids I totally discovered the blues through British groups.
	10:50pm Scraps deSelby: In the case of Page, he brought us the blues and stamped them "Page."
	10:51pm Carmichael: @RevRab: go back to John Mayall, and all will be known to you.
	10:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They all did - just a matter of degree. The Stones were Blues Roots champions - but even they did it. Who thot some old African-American Blues guy was still around, could be found & would want his royalties? It was foreign alien stuff then, & just knowing it all was exceptional. Even Dylan had to steal Woody Guthrie albums from people then...
	10:53pm Michael 98145: @Dave, i was lucky enough to see Bukka White, Furry Lewis, Muddy Waters and Lightnin’ Hopkins in the day. But i never knew that about the Cream song. I loves WFMU.
	10:54pm Dave Mandl: @Michael: I was a huge Cream fan when I was a teenager. I know who wrote most of the songs, but not that one, obviously.
	10:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Eric Clapton has a new album coming out this week: I Still Do.
	10:59pm JakeGould: @DaveMandl: Same for me… But with the addition of “The Blues Brothers.” Say what you will but they were better musically than “Rush” in many ways.
	10:59pm Carmichael: As a punk kid, I knew enough to see Albert King, Muddy Waters, Slim Harpo and others before they died. Gatemouth Brown nearly kicked my ass once, when I stepped on his polished snakeskin boots.
	11:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder if listener Lyle has any good blues stories to relate.
	11:02pm Scraps deSelby: I don't care for Rush particularly. But the Blues Brothers to me were awful. Yes, the backup band was awesome. But the two leaders were strictly amateur. (Again: to me.)
	11:02pm Carmichael: I was just thinking, "shit, I sound just like Lyle".
	11:04pm Michael 98145: @Carmichael, there are worse things ...
	11:16pm Scraps deSelby: Alastair Galbraithe (sp???) ! It matters to me, even though it maybe shouldn't. No, dammit, it matters!
	11:17pm Dave Mandl: Galbraith, I think.
	11:17pm rw: I definitely learned about Sam & Dave from the Blues Brothers.
	11:19pm rw: Not sure I should admit to it, but it's true.
	11:20pm Carmichael: That's the point, rw. However amateurish the playing, a new generation heard about Sam and Dave, John Lee Hooker, etc.. I applaud the movie just for that.
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Every Friday I listen to 'Downtown Soulville' here - & I'm just floored by the incredible Greatness of all those Soul records - & my nearly total ignorance of every bit of it. How could there be that much segregation w/ music that phenomenal?! But there it is.
	11:25pm Carmichael: Yes RevRab, I have a kinda strange noblisse oblige, where I think I have a duty to figure out where this stuff came from. No one deserves obscurity.
	11:28pm JakeGould: The “Blues Brothers” were sincere comedy. The music was great. John Belushi and Dan Ackroyd were doing well funded karaoke. But if you read about their intentions in making he film and the passion Dan Ackroyd had for old blues and soul artists who were in the dumps in the 1970s, it all comes into place. Apparently they both bought a bar (or at least bought space for a weekly party at a bar) that used to be on Hudson Street in the West Village and stocked the jukebox with blues and soul 45s. I mean they were young, got a crapload of money from SNL and did something other than just blow it on B.S. Admirable in my book. More details on the bar here. tribecacitizen.com...
	11:28pm Scraps deSelby: I only have the compilation Morse and Goudylight (sp?), when I was buying up everything Australian and New Zealand from the 80s that I could (and eventually I sold some of that for many many times of the original price on ebay), and AG was intriguing, but I never saw any since (because I was only buying used, being poor, but in New York, so I got a lot of awesome stuff).
	11:34pm Scraps deSelby: (To me, the Blues Brothers was also mediocre comedy. Lots of people disagree, of course. I was like twenty, and at the time I was not forgiving about mediocre comedy and music. Grumble grumble! Yeah.)
	11:35pm Ken From Hyde Park: I believe Carol fills in for Therese following this show.
	11:38pm Scraps deSelby: (Actually, I was 14. Okay. Dismiss! I would....)
	11:38pm Dave Mandl: Did I forget to mention that Carol was filling in? I know I mentioned her earlier in the show.
	11:41pm ìkƎ: I could've sworn you DID say Carol was filling in, so I'm not sure what KFHP is on about. Or am I the crazy one? It's always a possibility.
	11:41pm JakeGould: Carol is filling in for Therese?
	11:43pm Dave Mandl: @Ike: We're all crazy now. It's OK. But yes, Carol is definitely in for Therese.
	11:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Dave - I was distracted somewhat a few minutes ago, but I thought you mentioned Therese coming up next. All is well. @JakeGould - Yes, it's Carol's debut of her "Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol" show.
	11:45pm Iʞe: Something something lizard men from Saturn spying on us using Major League Baseball's satellites or something
	11:51pm Scraps deSelby: This is great! I never heard of Chris Abrahams
	11:51pm ?: Cream. There was a band. Eric Clapton. I'll tell you what, Slowhand is the wrong name for him. Catch him on the right night in some of the tiniest clubs imaginable in the remote English countryside - far, far from the spotlight - and Eric will be doing hammer-on's and arpeggio sweeps as good as Tony McAlpine or Yngwie. You think I don't know about these young players, but I do. I know that when no one is looking, Clapton likes to play behind his head, really fast, ripping, Nugent-style licks, burning up the fretboard. But then in concert, he slows it way down, I mean waaaay down. And that's the SLowhand people know. I played fourth trombone for The Electric Flag, I should know. We shared many dates with Cream. Ginger used to draw monsters for me on sheets of typing paper. I still have a few of them somewhere. Anyway, it didn't last long. Next thing I knew, Cream was history and I joined up for a brief stint with Lainie Kazan. Funny how things work out. Great show David. Thanks for the company, commentors.
	11:51pm Lyle: Forgot to sign my name.
	11:57pm Scraps deSelby: The Stars My Destination is a 50s science fiction novel by Alfred Bester. It's pretty great.
	11:57pm Dave Mandl: Wow, thanks, Lyle. That's quire a story.
	11:57pm Dave Mandl: *quite a story, too
	11:58pm Dave Mandl: Thanks for listening/gabbing, folks. Have a great week.
	11:58pm Scraps deSelby: Thank you, Dave!
	11:59pm Īke: Thanks Lyle. Just a note: "hammer-ons" has no apostrophe, unless something belongs to one hammer-on there. Also, Eric Clapton is definitely a lizard man from Uranus. But he's one of the schmaltzier, goopier ones. You know, like Michael Bolton. Hope to hear from you again soon.
	12:02am Scraps deSelby: Pacific 231! It's a composition from, uh, Arthur Honegger? I think....

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from May 15, 2016

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May 15, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Torben Snekkestad	Harbor Cry "Harbor Cry" by "Torben Snekkestad"	Winds of Mouth	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	Music Always "Music Always" by "Ornette Coleman"	To Whom Who Keeps a Record	0:05:15 (Pop-up)
Dewey Redman Quartet	Combinations	The Struggle Continues	0:10:35 (Pop-up)
John Baker	Out of Nowherre "Out of Nowherre" by "John Baker"	The John Baker Tapes Volume 2	0:16:05 (Pop-up)

Fleetwood Mac	Rattlesnake Shake "Rattlesnake Shake" by "Fleetwood Mac"	Then Play On	0:27:48 (Pop-up)
Jeff Beck (Beck, Bogert & Appice)	Jizz Whizz	Beckology	0:31:14 (Pop-up)
Cream	Outside Woman Blues "Outside Woman Blues" by "Cream"	Disreali Gears	0:35:47 (Pop-up)
Bakerloo	Drivin' Bachwards "Drivin' Bachwards" by "Bakerloo"	Bakerloo	0:38:10 (Pop-up)

Arthur Russell	[Track A2] "[Track A2]" by "Arthur Russell"	Tower of Meaning	0:46:55 (Pop-up)
Tim Hecker	Violet Monumental II "Violet Monumental II" by "Tim Hecker"	Love Streams	0:52:53 (Pop-up)
Thomas Belhom	Aircraft "Aircraft" by "Thomas Belhom"	Cheval Oblique	0:57:29 (Pop-up)
Maxine Funke	Second Hand Store "Second Hand Store" by "Maxine Funke"	Felt	0:59:49 (Pop-up)
Laura Gibson	The Cause "The Cause" by "Laura Gibson"	Empire Builder	1:02:06 (Pop-up)
Andre Bratten	Cascade of Events "Cascade of Events" by "Andre Bratten"	Gode	1:05:46 (Pop-up)

dbh	Defy/Win "Defy/Win" by "dbh"	Mood	1:15:37 (Pop-up)
Glenn Jones	Mother's Day "Mother's Day" by "Glenn Jones"	Fleeting	1:17:52 (Pop-up)
Efterklang	Collecting Shields "Collecting Shields" by "Efterklang"	Tripper	1:23:20 (Pop-up)
Andrea Belfi	Parte Terza "Parte Terza" by "Andrea Belfi"	Knots	1:28:55 (Pop-up)

Revolutionary Ensemble	Berlin Erfahrung	And Now...	1:35:43 (Pop-up)
Bradford Reed	Breakfast at Radio Shack	The Stars My Destination	1:40:40 (Pop-up)
Circles	Chant "Chant" by "Circles"	Cirlcles	1:45:25 (Pop-up)
Chris Abrahams	Receiver "Receiver" by "Chris Abrahams"	Fluid to the Influence	1:47:52 (Pop-up)

Pacific 231	Ordo ab Chaos "Ordo ab Chaos" by "Pacific 231"	V/A: Coilectif: In Memory ov John Balance and Homage to Coil	1:55:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:00pm Dave Mandl: Evening, all.
	10:01pm PMD: Hi one!
	10:01pm JakeGould: Thirdsies!
	10:02pm Scraps deSelby: H'lo Dave, h'lo people, peeooppllee, pppeeeooopppllleee......
	10:02pm Dave Mandl: Ha. How's it going, PMD?
	10:02pm Dave Mandl: And hello Jake, Scraps.
	10:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Beeples!
	10:03pm Scraps deSelby: Oh yeah, Snekkestad! First name Torben! Excellent name
	10:05pm Dave Mandl: Hiya, Ken.
	10:06pm Dave Mandl: There have been problems with the web stream in the last hour or two. Is it OK now?
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Charlie Haden @ a free Quartet West show I saw in L.A. : ..."The sign in NYC then said 'Free Jazz' - so people lined up expecting to get in w/out paying!"...
	10:07pm rw: Hello! Stream has been working for me but I've only had it on for the past 20 minutes.
	10:07pm Carmichael: Heya Dave, wiped from the weekend. Couple a beerz, a burger, and I 'm done. Take me home, Ornette.
	10:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - Jeff gave us the other stream address.
	10:08pm Dave Mandl: Hey RRN63, rw, Carmichael.
	10:09pm Dave Mandl: @RRN63: I know, but I was wondering if the main one has improved. I haven't spoken to Jeff yet.
	10:11pm Dave Mandl: For those who don't have it, this is the alternative stream: stream1.wfmu.org...
	10:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah. He gave us this one : stream1.wfmu.org... - & it opened in iTunes for me as if it was just restarting the same one as before - only - working...Should I just keep this one? 128k is the same, right?
	10:15pm Dave Mandl: Those look the same, but the main one may be back. Anyway, use whichever works for you. I'll let you all know when I hear more.
	10:17pm Scraps deSelby: So great drums by Ed Blackwell. Every once a while even ECM pulls out the stops
	10:18pm Dave Mandl: Yeah, that Dewey Redman is not a typical ECM-sounding release.
	10:20pm Scraps deSelby: I don't know John Baker. Sounds nice....
	10:28pm Carmichael: YESSS! The only Mac that matters.
	10:28pm Dave Mandl: Yeah, I'd never heard of him till those CDs were released, 10 years or so ago.
	10:29pm JakeGould: Damn… This is some sassy Fleetwood Mac right here.
	10:29pm Dave Mandl: (Referring to John Baker in that last comment.)
	10:29pm Scraps deSelby: All three Macs are worthwhile, to me
	10:31pm listener mark: From the shores of the Hudson River AND Newark Bay. Newark Bay, where the waters of the prosaic Passaic River and the mighty Hackensack River comingle as they travel on their journey to the Atlantic Ocean.
	10:31pm Carmichael: This featured all 3 guitarists, in one wY or another.
	10:32pm Scraps deSelby: Thanks! I wouldn't have guessed he was in the Library Music genre. (I'm interested in LM, don't get me wrong)
	10:32pm Carmichael: Oh, and then there is THIS guitarist ...
	10:34pm Scraps deSelby: John Baker released a Sega video game album!
	10:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...somebody like this you kinda think - oh yeah - he made a rekkid like this one day - but I seen Jeff Beck twice & - no - he's just like this anytime, all the time...hallucinatory. See him if you can.
	10:36pm Dave Mandl: I've never seen him!
	10:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm all in for Cream. Can'ts help it.
	10:37pm Michael 98145: @RRN63, really brings back another time. immediately.
	10:37pm Carmichael: Funny, I was just last night watching Beck and Clapton on YouTube doing Further On Up the Road. Wailing guitar shootout ...
	10:38pm Carmichael: Dave, Beck should be on your bucket list. He is amped ALL THE TIME.
	10:39pm Scraps deSelby: Mostly I'm deaf to Blues, and therefore deaf to JeffBeck (mostly the same chord changes. It's my deafness, not the genre's, of course).
	10:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Blind Joe Reynolds in 1929 ! : en.wikipedia.org...
	10:43pm Scraps deSelby: Beckology: 1991
	10:43pm asdfgh: "Big Jeff Beck Box Set" Not ez to say.
	10:44pm rw: RR1163, you're such a nerd. And I mean that as the highest compliment!
	10:44pm Carmichael: Danny Kirwan and Jeremy Spencer also played.
	10:47pm Scraps deSelby: Arthur Russell is always welcome!
	10:47pm rw: Jizz Whizz.... you spread that on crackers?
	10:48pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: Well, I've always been a big fan, but somehow I've never seen him live. I did see Clapton in the Cream reunion a while back.
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I just Searched it. I've listened to that Cream tune my whole life - & I never knew that...English guys bringing us the U.S. Blues...
	10:49pm Dave Mandl: Like a lot of American kids I totally discovered the blues through British groups.
	10:50pm Scraps deSelby: In the case of Page, he brought us the blues and stamped them "Page."
	10:51pm Carmichael: @RevRab: go back to John Mayall, and all will be known to you.
	10:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They all did - just a matter of degree. The Stones were Blues Roots champions - but even they did it. Who thot some old African-American Blues guy was still around, could be found & would want his royalties? It was foreign alien stuff then, & just knowing it all was exceptional. Even Dylan had to steal Woody Guthrie albums from people then...
	10:53pm Michael 98145: @Dave, i was lucky enough to see Bukka White, Furry Lewis, Muddy Waters and Lightnin’ Hopkins in the day. But i never knew that about the Cream song. I loves WFMU.
	10:54pm Dave Mandl: @Michael: I was a huge Cream fan when I was a teenager. I know who wrote most of the songs, but not that one, obviously.
	10:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Eric Clapton has a new album coming out this week: I Still Do.
	10:59pm JakeGould: @DaveMandl: Same for me… But with the addition of “The Blues Brothers.” Say what you will but they were better musically than “Rush” in many ways.
	10:59pm Carmichael: As a punk kid, I knew enough to see Albert King, Muddy Waters, Slim Harpo and others before they died. Gatemouth Brown nearly kicked my ass once, when I stepped on his polished snakeskin boots.
	11:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder if listener Lyle has any good blues stories to relate.
	11:02pm Scraps deSelby: I don't care for Rush particularly. But the Blues Brothers to me were awful. Yes, the backup band was awesome. But the two leaders were strictly amateur. (Again: to me.)
	11:02pm Carmichael: I was just thinking, "shit, I sound just like Lyle".
	11:04pm Michael 98145: @Carmichael, there are worse things ...
	11:16pm Scraps deSelby: Alastair Galbraithe (sp???) ! It matters to me, even though it maybe shouldn't. No, dammit, it matters!
	11:17pm Dave Mandl: Galbraith, I think.
	11:17pm rw: I definitely learned about Sam & Dave from the Blues Brothers.
	11:19pm rw: Not sure I should admit to it, but it's true.
	11:20pm Carmichael: That's the point, rw. However amateurish the playing, a new generation heard about Sam and Dave, John Lee Hooker, etc.. I applaud the movie just for that.
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Every Friday I listen to 'Downtown Soulville' here - & I'm just floored by the incredible Greatness of all those Soul records - & my nearly total ignorance of every bit of it. How could there be that much segregation w/ music that phenomenal?! But there it is.
	11:25pm Carmichael: Yes RevRab, I have a kinda strange noblisse oblige, where I think I have a duty to figure out where this stuff came from. No one deserves obscurity.
	11:28pm JakeGould: The “Blues Brothers” were sincere comedy. The music was great. John Belushi and Dan Ackroyd were doing well funded karaoke. But if you read about their intentions in making he film and the passion Dan Ackroyd had for old blues and soul artists who were in the dumps in the 1970s, it all comes into place. Apparently they both bought a bar (or at least bought space for a weekly party at a bar) that used to be on Hudson Street in the West Village and stocked the jukebox with blues and soul 45s. I mean they were young, got a crapload of money from SNL and did something other than just blow it on B.S. Admirable in my book. More details on the bar here. tribecacitizen.com...
	11:28pm Scraps deSelby: I only have the compilation Morse and Goudylight (sp?), when I was buying up everything Australian and New Zealand from the 80s that I could (and eventually I sold some of that for many many times of the original price on ebay), and AG was intriguing, but I never saw any since (because I was only buying used, being poor, but in New York, so I got a lot of awesome stuff).
	11:34pm Scraps deSelby: (To me, the Blues Brothers was also mediocre comedy. Lots of people disagree, of course. I was like twenty, and at the time I was not forgiving about mediocre comedy and music. Grumble grumble! Yeah.)
	11:35pm Ken From Hyde Park: I believe Carol fills in for Therese following this show.
	11:38pm Scraps deSelby: (Actually, I was 14. Okay. Dismiss! I would....)
	11:38pm Dave Mandl: Did I forget to mention that Carol was filling in? I know I mentioned her earlier in the show.
	11:41pm ìkƎ: I could've sworn you DID say Carol was filling in, so I'm not sure what KFHP is on about. Or am I the crazy one? It's always a possibility.
	11:41pm JakeGould: Carol is filling in for Therese?
	11:43pm Dave Mandl: @Ike: We're all crazy now. It's OK. But yes, Carol is definitely in for Therese.
	11:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Dave - I was distracted somewhat a few minutes ago, but I thought you mentioned Therese coming up next. All is well. @JakeGould - Yes, it's Carol's debut of her "Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol" show.
	11:45pm Iʞe: Something something lizard men from Saturn spying on us using Major League Baseball's satellites or something
	11:51pm Scraps deSelby: This is great! I never heard of Chris Abrahams
	11:51pm ?: Cream. There was a band. Eric Clapton. I'll tell you what, Slowhand is the wrong name for him. Catch him on the right night in some of the tiniest clubs imaginable in the remote English countryside - far, far from the spotlight - and Eric will be doing hammer-on's and arpeggio sweeps as good as Tony McAlpine or Yngwie. You think I don't know about these young players, but I do. I know that when no one is looking, Clapton likes to play behind his head, really fast, ripping, Nugent-style licks, burning up the fretboard. But then in concert, he slows it way down, I mean waaaay down. And that's the SLowhand people know. I played fourth trombone for The Electric Flag, I should know. We shared many dates with Cream. Ginger used to draw monsters for me on sheets of typing paper. I still have a few of them somewhere. Anyway, it didn't last long. Next thing I knew, Cream was history and I joined up for a brief stint with Lainie Kazan. Funny how things work out. Great show David. Thanks for the company, commentors.
	11:51pm Lyle: Forgot to sign my name.
	11:57pm Scraps deSelby: The Stars My Destination is a 50s science fiction novel by Alfred Bester. It's pretty great.
	11:57pm Dave Mandl: Wow, thanks, Lyle. That's quire a story.
	11:57pm Dave Mandl: *quite a story, too
	11:58pm Dave Mandl: Thanks for listening/gabbing, folks. Have a great week.
	11:58pm Scraps deSelby: Thank you, Dave!
	11:59pm Īke: Thanks Lyle. Just a note: "hammer-ons" has no apostrophe, unless something belongs to one hammer-on there. Also, Eric Clapton is definitely a lizard man from Uranus. But he's one of the schmaltzier, goopier ones. You know, like Michael Bolton. Hope to hear from you again soon.
	12:02am Scraps deSelby: Pacific 231! It's a composition from, uh, Arthur Honegger? I think....

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from May 15, 2016

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