WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from May 31, 2016

Listener comments!
	11:59am Tony Coulter: Today's show will feature lots of tracks from a new 9-hour French music comp (pictured atop the playlist), plus a scattering of Tomita tracks (big thanks to Listener John D for supplying all my Tomita needs!)
	12:00pm holland oats: bleep blop tony spleesh splonk
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Hey ho, Holland O!
	🥁 12:02pm listener james from westwood: Hello to Tony, goodbye to May!
	12:04pm V Priceless: Hey Tony! Thanks in advance for the Tomita trib....."Snowflakes Are Dancing" was required listening back in the day...and still is, in fact!
	12:06pm Tony Coulter: Hey, James! This French comp I'll be featuring today ("Rien Ni Personne") is a child of May -- it was released on May 22nd.
	12:06pm Tony Coulter: Hola, VP!!
	12:07pm JtotheK: Snowflakes Are Dancing - a friend of mine pointed out that album contained the track 'Arabesque No 1' - which was the music for Jack Horkheimer and his Star Hustler TV show. Hi Tony, hi everyone!
	12:08pm Tony Coulter: @ V Priceless: Tomita will be sprinkled throughout the show, like sonic seasoning.
	12:09pm V Priceless: indeed it was, JtotheK!
	12:09pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, JtotheK!
	12:15pm Dean: As much as I loved Snowflakes, I was a real sucker for Tomita's Holst, Mussourgsky, and Stravinsky albums. The same year as "Planets" Patrick Gleeson released an electronic version. I had both, played both, but can't recall which I preferred. It'd be fun to hear them both back-to-back track-by-track (or synaurally).
	12:15pm Tony Coulter: The French stuff likewise will only be sprinkled throughout -- but enough to heavily flavor the stock.
	12:16pm Cecile: I heard Tomita's The Planets a lot. My husband and I used to call him "Tomato"
	12:16pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Cecile!
	12:19pm Cecile: Hey Tony! I'm digging this music on a wet and rainy birthday...
	12:19pm Tony Coulter: Oh! Happy birthday to ya!!
	12:19pm Cecile: thanks!
	12:19pm V Priceless: oh hey, Happy Birthday, Cecile! Have a blast!
	12:21pm Tony Coulter: There's a tiny bit of Zappa in this Torke piece, methinks. Torke wrote it when he was 23 and still in music school.
	12:21pm Cecile: thanks. I had a blast. Now I'm kind of recovering.
	12:22pm Dean: For Cecile: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_HBI3g_nCc
	12:24pm JtotheK: Happy Birthday Cecile!
	12:24pm Cecile: DUDE. Thank you! I love it.
	12:24pm βrian: Have a pickled egg and a shell of lager for me, Cecile.
	12:24pm JtotheK: I think my Salsoul Orchestra LP collection is limited to their Christmas Albums.
	12:25pm Cecile: I will probably have a shell, and some devilled eggs.
	12:25pm JtotheK: @Brian - I used to live close to area bar named 'The Pickled Egg'.
	12:25pm Tony Coulter: Greets, βrian!
	12:26pm Gary: Yay!
	12:26pm listener james from westwood: Can't beat Salsoul!
	12:26pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, Gary!
	12:26pm MrFab: Yo Tony! Is that French comp contempo or retro sounds? (Or both?)
	12:27pm Gary: This is not how I remember the Firebird Suite ... ;-p
	12:27pm Tony Coulter: Heya, MrFab! Contempo -- but with a good smattering of experimental/industrial-type artists who've been around since the '80s.
	12:28pm Tony Coulter: Newer stuff by them, I mean....
	12:28pm Dean: Yeah, and to think legend has it that Sacre de Printemps caused the riot.
	12:30pm Tony Coulter: The audience wan't rioting -- they were just busy inventing the mosh pit.
	12:31pm βrian: I hear devilled eggs are très chic now. For grins, my wife made some, served with dilly beans and Bell's Oberon beer. Not too shabby.
	12:33pm V Priceless: somewhat rare Peter Hammill solo gigs in Montreal & Quebec City tomorrow and Thursday, for any interested parties in the immediate areas: sofasound.com...
	12:34pm βrian: Here comes the diamond!
	12:34pm JtotheK: diamond in the back...
	12:36pm Cecile: Brian, that sounds like the best thing ever. Devilled eggs are going out of fashion here, but my local watering hole just added them, and they are delightful.
	12:37pm βrian: At least one local eatery now offers several choices. Go figure. I should look into that.
	12:38pm Cecile: just so you know, I make devilled eggs so good that one party guest gave me a beautiful devilled egg tray so I would keep making them. My secret is...a secret.
	12:39pm βrian: Eggs are just damn awesome food, by the way. Especially when you can get good fresh ones. We have Frittata Sundays in our house.
	12:39pm V Priceless: this is "Spirits Drifting"-esque
	12:43pm Dean: Had a wonderful fritatta (well, a tortilla) yesterday at a pot luck. I'm thinking a "secret" for deviled eggs might be Worcestshire-related...
	12:44pm Tony Coulter: So, I don't normally shill for labels and push specific releases on you, but, still, I should mention this: "Rien Ni Personne," in all its 9-hour glory, is available for free (name your price) on bandcamp: nostalgiedelaboue.bandcamp.com...
	12:45pm βrian: Spanish smoked paprika is nice. Not a typical "smoked" flavor. Subtle and rich. Deep carmine color, too.
	12:48pm Cecile: Dean, I do put that in there, but that is not the X factor. Same with the paprika.
	12:50pm βrian: Was that a Cathstillian tortilla?
	12:50pm northguineahills: For some reason I want to hear a Yannick Dauby/Yabby You mashup.
	12:50pm Tony Coulter: What happens if you eat angel cake and deviled eggs at the same time? Is there a war for your soul (and stomach)?
	12:51pm βrian: I hope it's now powdered lemonade mix, Cecile. Or Lipton's onion soup mix ... (Too Midwestern for me.)
	12:52pm Tony Coulter: Greets, NGH! Hmm: Dauby You?
	12:52pm βrian: Oh that nasal drone of Beat Happening. It's been a while.
	12:52pm Cecile: I don't know, but my dad used to go to a cloister of a (mostly) silent order of nuns every year for their annual reception, and the only cake they would serve would be angel food.
	12:52pm Dean: Yeth, βrian. Lo thiento, thee. Capers? (I know. It is and shall remain a secret.)
	12:53pm Cecile: nope, not capers.
	12:53pm northguineahills: How come I am just learning of this Beat Happening/Screaming Trees album now!???!!
	12:53pm βrian: Soak that Angel in rum, please.
	12:54pm V Priceless: Coleman's mustard? It's great w/Scotch eggs.
	12:54pm Dean: Got it! Bigfat's 8o8 Naga Jolokia Hot Sauce!
	12:54pm βrian: If there were capers, olives, and anchovies, you'd have a devilled puttanesca.
	12:55pm βrian: I'll put Squid brand fish sauce in near anything, though I won't admit its presence.
	12:56pm MrFab: Wow, Beat Happening. Hello, 80s college rock! That caused a bit of a flashback: Do I have any papers due tomorrow?
	12:57pm Dean: I slipped two or three anchovies (and capers!) into the marinade for the butcher steak I grilled yesterday. Wife had no idea, and the steak was superb. Now I have to figure out ways to use the rest of the anchovies in the jar. A Bolognese, for sure. Hmmm, maybe deviled eggs?
	12:58pm βrian: Perhaps a pissaladière, Dean?
	1:01pm Cecile: that would work. Worchestershire sauce is anchovy based so it makes sense.
	1:01pm Dean: I'd love it but nobody else in the house would. I wake up mornings craving pasta with anchovies and olives. One of the very best dishes I've had over the years in otherwise overrated Bay Area restaurants is Cesar's "matrimonios," grilled anchovies served on toasts with aioli. Luscious.
	1:03pm Dean: I put Worcestshire in my mac 'n' cheese, and once I had to apologize that as a result it wasn't quite vegetarian. Not sure I'd put anchovies in it, though.
	1:04pm northguineahills: Making anchovy sauces w/ capers, smoked ground chillies (+ other ingredients) w/ pasta is one of my favorite things to make. Asian fish sauces and Worcestershire figure prominently in many dishes as well.
	1:06pm βrian: Sumac might be a nice surprise on devilled eggs. Nice color and a pleasant sourness.
	1:06pm Tony Coulter: Yma Sumac on deviled eggs? Not sure if I'd like that.
	1:10pm βrian: Rhus coriaria, Tony. Zesty!
	1:13pm Dean: Gonna have to grab lunch soon. Thinking anchovy burrito with extra Yma Sumac and a side of Josephine Baker.
	1:14pm Tony Coulter: Don't forget to add a slice of Tomita....
	1:18pm βrian: Ground cumin? That might add some earthy depth.
	1:19pm βrian: Thin slivers of black truffle?
	1:21pm Dean: You say CAR-mee-nah, I say car-MEE-nah, You say boo-RAH-nah, I say BOO-rah-nah. Carmina, Carmina Burana, Burana, Let's Carl the whole thing Orff.
	1:21pm Dean: Peppermint bacon?
	1:22pm Tony Coulter: Cumin Feel the Noize? Wasn't that a Slade song?
	1:23pm MrFab: Hey Dean, Q.: What sound does a 20th century composer make when you punch him in the stomach? A.: Orff!
	1:26pm V Priceless: haha @ Tony
	1:26pm Dean: Q: What 19th century composer tastes good on a summer day? A: Rainbow Schubert.
	1:28pm Cecile: I used to use a Lebanese spice blend that had sumac in it for my eggs. I'm not using it now.
	1:28pm Cecile: Okay, the secret is Old Bay.
	1:29pm βrian: Sounds like zatar. Avec oregano and ground sesame seeds?
	1:30pm βrian: Similar to Spike, Cecile? I've seen it. Never had it.
	1:30pm Dean: Old Bay! Duh!!! There it sits on my lazy Susan, and I use it all the time in burgers, etc. A great secret!
	1:31pm V Priceless: of course! Love Old Bay
	1:33pm Tony Coulter: I rub it all over myself, instead of Old Spice.
	1:33pm Cecile: it's like a crab boil deal. Lots of different spices. It has a kind of a bit of celery flavor, but nothing really stands out except THE DELICIOUSNESS
	1:34pm βrian: Tony, were you caught Rachmaninoff in the hay loft.
	1:34pm Cecile: Brian, I think she was doing a kind of red zataar, except none of us knew what it was back then.
	1:34pm Dean: Beethoven?
	1:35pm βrian: When I hear about crab boils, I reach for the lance.
	1:35pm Cecile: I got it at this Lebanese restaurant in the UP.
	1:35pm Dean: Telemann how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.
	1:38pm βrian: I've been known to sneak off with rosemary, myself. I can't get enough.
	1:39pm northguineahills: I somehow missed this Tomita album (I only have 4)
	1:40pm Dean: The sage Cyndi Lauper was partial to thyme after thyme.
	1:41pm Dean: Time to wrap up the puns. Tony, you're still in Oregano, right?
	1:41pm βrian: Our sage is flowering right now — a beautiful purple color.
	1:42pm βrian: Tsunami Basin, if I remember. Right, Tony?
	1:42pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Yep, I'm still in Oregano. These days, though, Portland is knee deep in marijuana leaves.
	1:45pm Tony Coulter: It's actually getting ridiculous. There's another marijuana dispensary every 20 feet.
	1:46pm βrian: How's that glaucoma doing, BTW?
	1:49pm Tony Coulter: Talking of food, I live two blocks from the oddly named Yamhill St. I always picture a giant mound of yams.
	1:50pm Tony Coulter: @ βrian: You don't even need an excuse to buy pot anymore -- it's legal here now. Hence, it is so much more boring....
	1:54pm Dean: My neighborhood is actively protesting a city plan to permit a dispensary around the corner from us. Kinda funny. This is Berkeley, after all.
	1:57pm Tony Coulter: I've always had a soft spot for Rosemary Clooney ever since I discovered her duet with Wild Man Fischer: www.youtube.com...
	1:58pm Nick S.: Killing it, as usual, Tony. Cheers!
	1:58pm Tony Coulter: Thanks much, Nick S.! (And greets!)
	1:59pm Nick S.: Same to you!
	2:04pm ?: Get some funk on the radio!
	2:05pm Tony Coulter: Heya, you funky question mark!
	2:07pm MrFab: There are 2 kinds of people: P-Funk people, and Prince people. Nuthing against the Purple One, but I ( and most of my friends) have always been in the former camp.
	2:09pm ?: Prince took the P-Funk thing - threw out Funk and was left with P!
	🥁 2:09pm listener james from westwood: Imma be real upset when this superfine episode ends!
	2:11pm Dean: Did y'all catch Wm. Berger's tribute last week to Scandinavian prog? Featured, inter alia, Kebnekajse and Jukka Tolonen.
	2:12pm ?: That was a great show! can't wait to hear how he pronounces all the band names - got the show downloaded and burnt on to a cdr together with Tony's last two non tape hiss shows!
	2:12pm JtotheK: @MrFab don't forget about those of us who also enjoy all the 45s by The Parliaments! (I've listened more to those than P-Funk LPs...well, lately anyway.)
	2:12pm Tony Coulter: Missed it! Will have to pay the archive a visit.....
	2:14pm ?: JtotheK - always liked funkadelic better than P-Funk anyway!
	2:14pm Dean: Ohio Players, baby.
	2:15pm ?: the Meters! Just kissed my baby!
	2:15pm JtotheK: Also, I hope to someday find the self titled LP by the Ohio group Hot Chocolate. Apparently I'll need to come up with around $2500 according to recent trends. SIGH
	2:16pm ?: YOu sexy thing was by the British Pop soul band Hot Chocolate not the obscure US band of the same name!
	2:16pm MrFab: ?: Funkadelic is actually the 2nd part of the P-Funk equation. Pretty much all the same guys, in any case (as is Bootsy's Rubber Band, Brides of Funkenstein, etc).
	2:18pm ?: yeh but different sound - Funkadelic was more post Hendrix than James Brown!
	2:27pm V Priceless: cool this kool
	2:27pm ?: this sounds like summer madness!
	2:28pm ?: are these from Tomita reissues Tony?
	2:29pm MrFab: btw ?, hope your Mysterians are doing well. "96 Tears" was one of the first 45s I ever bought.
	2:30pm JtotheK: big maybelle's cover of 96 Tears is terrific.
	2:31pm ?: Tomita did some sitar soundtrack work for Japanese tv in the 70s - does anyone know what the programs were?
	2:32pm Tony Coulter: @ ?: Yeah, the Tomita tracks I've been playing are from reissue CDs (via Listener John D.)
	2:33pm ?: thought they sounded very clean!
	2:40pm βrian: Ooh, Susan Dey!!
	2:43pm Tony Coulter: I'd love to do the hustle with Susan Dey.
	2:45pm V Priceless: thanx TC! Great blend, even if you forgot the Old Bay
	2:45pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, VP!
	2:50pm Tony Coulter: Das Synthetische Mischgewebe are a German group, but maybe based in France now, I guess? Anyway, they're on this French music comp ... so I guess they are at least honorary frogs.
	2:53pm βrian: They somehow got past the Maginot Line.
	2:55pm JtotheK: Great show today, Tony. I enjoyed it very much. Thanks!
	2:55pm Tony Coulter: Glad you liked it, Jtothek! Thanks for showing up!!
	🥁 2:58pm listener james from westwood: Whole hell of a lotta fun, Tony! Thanks!
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Listener J!
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: Take care, everyone! Thanks for stopping by, and hope to see you here next week!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
The In-Theme	"The In-Theme"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Eddie Kendricks	Son of Sagittarius	Boogie Down	Tamla	1974	0:01:55 (Pop-up)
Vincent Epplay	Les Chiens de l'Île de Pag	Rien Ni Personne: A French Compilation	Nostalgie de la Boue	2016	0:05:26 (Pop-up)
Michael Torke	Vanada (1984) "Vanada (1984)" by "Michael Torke"	The Yellow Pages / Rust / Etc.	Argo	1990	0:10:04 (Pop-up)
Salsoul Orchestra	Magic Bird of Fire (Stravinsky)	12"	Salsoul	1976	0:23:02 (Pop-up)
Tomita	Infernal Dance of King Kastchei (Stravinsky)	Firebird	RCA	1975	0:28:05 (Pop-up)
Rainier Lericolais	Side A "Side A" by "Rainier Lericolais"	Rien Ni Personne: A French Compilation	Nostalgie de la Boue	2016	0:29:48 (Pop-up)
William DeVaughn	Be Thankful for What You Got (Pt. 1) (1974)	V.A.: Love Train: The Sound of Philadelphia	Legacy	2008	0:33:42 (Pop-up)
Klimperei	Akogare "Akogare" by "Klimperei"	Rien Ni Personne: A French Compilation	Nostalgie de la Boue	2016	0:37:02 (Pop-up)

Yannick Dauby	Radiolaire "Radiolaire" by "Yannick Dauby"	Rien Ni Personne: A French Compilation	Nostalgie de la Boue	2016	0:43:54 (Pop-up)
Beat Happening & Screaming Trees	Tales of Brave Aphrodite	Beat Happening / Screaming Trees	Homestaed	1988	0:51:20 (Pop-up)
Tomita	Tuileries (Mussorgsky) "Tuileries (Mussorgsky)" by "Tomita"	Pictures at an Exhibition	RCA	1975	0:54:13 (Pop-up)
Vox Populi	Mush Dubby Gnarls & Vrooms	Rien Ni Personne: A French Compilation	Nostalgie de la Boue	2016	0:55:06 (Pop-up)
I.U.D.	Precious (1981) "Precious (1981)" by "I.U.D."	V.A.: Subnormal Girls	Waiting Room	2016	0:59:59 (Pop-up)
The Dead Mauriacs	Ectoplasme Dada	Rien Ni Personne: A French Compilation	Nostalgie de la Boue	2016	1:01:31 (Pop-up)
Bene Gesserit	Folie Cadencée (Le Plus Obscure de Nos Désirs)	Eccentric ????	EE Tapes	2016	1:05:08 (Pop-up)
Palo Alto	Elementary Mauriarty "Elementary Mauriarty" by "Palo Alto"	Rien Ni Personne: A French Compilation	Nostalgie de la Boue	2016	1:08:27 (Pop-up)

FLØG	Surgery 42-1 "Surgery 42-1" by "FLØG"	Rien Ni Personne: A French Compilation	Nostalgie de la Boue	2016	1:22:21 (Pop-up)
Tomita	Ballet of the Chicks in Their Shells (Mussorgsky)	Pictures at an Exhibition	RCA	1975	1:30:14 (Pop-up)
B. Bumble & the Stingers	Rockin-On-'N'-Off (Rachmaninoff) (1962)	Nut Rocker and All the Classics	Ace	1995	1:31:21 (Pop-up)
David Fenech	Traffic Jams "Traffic Jams" by "David Fenech"	Rien Ni Personne: A French Compilation	Nostalgie de la Boue	2016	1:33:22 (Pop-up)
Tomita	A World of Different Dimensions (Sibelius)	The Bermuda Triangle	RCA	1978	1:38:31 (Pop-up)
Bene Gesserit	Ce Matin.... "Ce Matin...." by "Bene Gesserit"	Eccentric ????	EE Tapes	2016	1:40:15 (Pop-up)
Lieutenant Caramel	Der Einsame Engel	Rien Ni Personne: A French Compilation	Nostalgie de la Boue	2016	1:41:57 (Pop-up)

Hélène Breschand	Dévoration "Dévoration" by "Hélène Breschand"	Rien Ni Personne: A French Compilation	Nostalgie de la Boue	2016	1:53:13 (Pop-up)
Rosemary Clooney	Tenderly (1952) "Tenderly (1952)" by "Rosemary Clooney"	16 Most Requested Songs	Columbia	1989	1:55:16 (Pop-up)
Patsy Cline	So Wrong "So Wrong" by "Patsy Cline"	The Pasty Cline Story	Decca	1963	1:58:43 (Pop-up)
Bootsy's Rubber Band	I'd Rather Be with You	Stretchin Out in Bootsy's Rubber Band	Warner Bros.	1976	2:01:44 (Pop-up)
Hot Chocolate	You Sexy Thing "You Sexy Thing" by "Hot Chocolate"	Hot Chocolate	RAK	1975	2:06:38 (Pop-up)
Geins't Naït & Laurent Petitgand	You Dit Her	Rien Ni Personne: A French Compilation	Nostalgie de la Boue	2016	2:10:38 (Pop-up)
Patti Smith	Piss Factory "Piss Factory" by "Patti Smith"	7"	RE: Sire	1974	2:17:13 (Pop-up)
Kool & the Gang	Heaven at Once "Heaven at Once" by "Kool & the Gang"	Wild and Peaceful	De-Lite	1973	2:21:52 (Pop-up)
Tomita	The Gnome (Mussorgsky) "The Gnome (Mussorgsky)" by "Tomita"	Pictures at an Exhibition	RCA	1975	2:26:51 (Pop-up)
Rainier Lericolais	Side B "Side B" by "Rainier Lericolais"	Rien Ni Personne: A French Compilation	Nostalgie de la Boue	2016	2:30:09 (Pop-up)
Shelly Manne & Jack Marshall	Poinciana	Sounds Unheard Of!	Contemporary Records	1962	2:33:46 (Pop-up)

The Partridge Family	I Can Feel Your Heart Beat	The Partridge Family Album	Bell	1970	2:40:53 (Pop-up)
Van McCoy & the Soul City Symphony	The Hustle	Disco Baby	Avco	1975	2:43:00 (Pop-up)
Das Synthetische Mischgewebe	Die Unausweichliche Pittoresque	Rien Ni Personne: A French Compilation	Nostalgie de la Boue	2016	2:47:04 (Pop-up)

The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				2:57:59 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:59am Tony Coulter: Today's show will feature lots of tracks from a new 9-hour French music comp (pictured atop the playlist), plus a scattering of Tomita tracks (big thanks to Listener John D for supplying all my Tomita needs!)
	12:00pm holland oats: bleep blop tony spleesh splonk
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Hey ho, Holland O!
	🥁 12:02pm listener james from westwood: Hello to Tony, goodbye to May!
	12:04pm V Priceless: Hey Tony! Thanks in advance for the Tomita trib....."Snowflakes Are Dancing" was required listening back in the day...and still is, in fact!
	12:06pm Tony Coulter: Hey, James! This French comp I'll be featuring today ("Rien Ni Personne") is a child of May -- it was released on May 22nd.
	12:06pm Tony Coulter: Hola, VP!!
	12:07pm JtotheK: Snowflakes Are Dancing - a friend of mine pointed out that album contained the track 'Arabesque No 1' - which was the music for Jack Horkheimer and his Star Hustler TV show. Hi Tony, hi everyone!
	12:08pm Tony Coulter: @ V Priceless: Tomita will be sprinkled throughout the show, like sonic seasoning.
	12:09pm V Priceless: indeed it was, JtotheK!
	12:09pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, JtotheK!
	12:15pm Dean: As much as I loved Snowflakes, I was a real sucker for Tomita's Holst, Mussourgsky, and Stravinsky albums. The same year as "Planets" Patrick Gleeson released an electronic version. I had both, played both, but can't recall which I preferred. It'd be fun to hear them both back-to-back track-by-track (or synaurally).
	12:15pm Tony Coulter: The French stuff likewise will only be sprinkled throughout -- but enough to heavily flavor the stock.
	12:16pm Cecile: I heard Tomita's The Planets a lot. My husband and I used to call him "Tomato"
	12:16pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Cecile!
	12:19pm Cecile: Hey Tony! I'm digging this music on a wet and rainy birthday...
	12:19pm Tony Coulter: Oh! Happy birthday to ya!!
	12:19pm Cecile: thanks!
	12:19pm V Priceless: oh hey, Happy Birthday, Cecile! Have a blast!
	12:21pm Tony Coulter: There's a tiny bit of Zappa in this Torke piece, methinks. Torke wrote it when he was 23 and still in music school.
	12:21pm Cecile: thanks. I had a blast. Now I'm kind of recovering.
	12:22pm Dean: For Cecile: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_HBI3g_nCc
	12:24pm JtotheK: Happy Birthday Cecile!
	12:24pm Cecile: DUDE. Thank you! I love it.
	12:24pm βrian: Have a pickled egg and a shell of lager for me, Cecile.
	12:24pm JtotheK: I think my Salsoul Orchestra LP collection is limited to their Christmas Albums.
	12:25pm Cecile: I will probably have a shell, and some devilled eggs.
	12:25pm JtotheK: @Brian - I used to live close to area bar named 'The Pickled Egg'.
	12:25pm Tony Coulter: Greets, βrian!
	12:26pm Gary: Yay!
	12:26pm listener james from westwood: Can't beat Salsoul!
	12:26pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, Gary!
	12:26pm MrFab: Yo Tony! Is that French comp contempo or retro sounds? (Or both?)
	12:27pm Gary: This is not how I remember the Firebird Suite ... ;-p
	12:27pm Tony Coulter: Heya, MrFab! Contempo -- but with a good smattering of experimental/industrial-type artists who've been around since the '80s.
	12:28pm Tony Coulter: Newer stuff by them, I mean....
	12:28pm Dean: Yeah, and to think legend has it that Sacre de Printemps caused the riot.
	12:30pm Tony Coulter: The audience wan't rioting -- they were just busy inventing the mosh pit.
	12:31pm βrian: I hear devilled eggs are très chic now. For grins, my wife made some, served with dilly beans and Bell's Oberon beer. Not too shabby.
	12:33pm V Priceless: somewhat rare Peter Hammill solo gigs in Montreal & Quebec City tomorrow and Thursday, for any interested parties in the immediate areas: sofasound.com...
	12:34pm βrian: Here comes the diamond!
	12:34pm JtotheK: diamond in the back...
	12:36pm Cecile: Brian, that sounds like the best thing ever. Devilled eggs are going out of fashion here, but my local watering hole just added them, and they are delightful.
	12:37pm βrian: At least one local eatery now offers several choices. Go figure. I should look into that.
	12:38pm Cecile: just so you know, I make devilled eggs so good that one party guest gave me a beautiful devilled egg tray so I would keep making them. My secret is...a secret.
	12:39pm βrian: Eggs are just damn awesome food, by the way. Especially when you can get good fresh ones. We have Frittata Sundays in our house.
	12:39pm V Priceless: this is "Spirits Drifting"-esque
	12:43pm Dean: Had a wonderful fritatta (well, a tortilla) yesterday at a pot luck. I'm thinking a "secret" for deviled eggs might be Worcestshire-related...
	12:44pm Tony Coulter: So, I don't normally shill for labels and push specific releases on you, but, still, I should mention this: "Rien Ni Personne," in all its 9-hour glory, is available for free (name your price) on bandcamp: nostalgiedelaboue.bandcamp.com...
	12:45pm βrian: Spanish smoked paprika is nice. Not a typical "smoked" flavor. Subtle and rich. Deep carmine color, too.
	12:48pm Cecile: Dean, I do put that in there, but that is not the X factor. Same with the paprika.
	12:50pm βrian: Was that a Cathstillian tortilla?
	12:50pm northguineahills: For some reason I want to hear a Yannick Dauby/Yabby You mashup.
	12:50pm Tony Coulter: What happens if you eat angel cake and deviled eggs at the same time? Is there a war for your soul (and stomach)?
	12:51pm βrian: I hope it's now powdered lemonade mix, Cecile. Or Lipton's onion soup mix ... (Too Midwestern for me.)
	12:52pm Tony Coulter: Greets, NGH! Hmm: Dauby You?
	12:52pm βrian: Oh that nasal drone of Beat Happening. It's been a while.
	12:52pm Cecile: I don't know, but my dad used to go to a cloister of a (mostly) silent order of nuns every year for their annual reception, and the only cake they would serve would be angel food.
	12:52pm Dean: Yeth, βrian. Lo thiento, thee. Capers? (I know. It is and shall remain a secret.)
	12:53pm Cecile: nope, not capers.
	12:53pm northguineahills: How come I am just learning of this Beat Happening/Screaming Trees album now!???!!
	12:53pm βrian: Soak that Angel in rum, please.
	12:54pm V Priceless: Coleman's mustard? It's great w/Scotch eggs.
	12:54pm Dean: Got it! Bigfat's 8o8 Naga Jolokia Hot Sauce!
	12:54pm βrian: If there were capers, olives, and anchovies, you'd have a devilled puttanesca.
	12:55pm βrian: I'll put Squid brand fish sauce in near anything, though I won't admit its presence.
	12:56pm MrFab: Wow, Beat Happening. Hello, 80s college rock! That caused a bit of a flashback: Do I have any papers due tomorrow?
	12:57pm Dean: I slipped two or three anchovies (and capers!) into the marinade for the butcher steak I grilled yesterday. Wife had no idea, and the steak was superb. Now I have to figure out ways to use the rest of the anchovies in the jar. A Bolognese, for sure. Hmmm, maybe deviled eggs?
	12:58pm βrian: Perhaps a pissaladière, Dean?
	1:01pm Cecile: that would work. Worchestershire sauce is anchovy based so it makes sense.
	1:01pm Dean: I'd love it but nobody else in the house would. I wake up mornings craving pasta with anchovies and olives. One of the very best dishes I've had over the years in otherwise overrated Bay Area restaurants is Cesar's "matrimonios," grilled anchovies served on toasts with aioli. Luscious.
	1:03pm Dean: I put Worcestshire in my mac 'n' cheese, and once I had to apologize that as a result it wasn't quite vegetarian. Not sure I'd put anchovies in it, though.
	1:04pm northguineahills: Making anchovy sauces w/ capers, smoked ground chillies (+ other ingredients) w/ pasta is one of my favorite things to make. Asian fish sauces and Worcestershire figure prominently in many dishes as well.
	1:06pm βrian: Sumac might be a nice surprise on devilled eggs. Nice color and a pleasant sourness.
	1:06pm Tony Coulter: Yma Sumac on deviled eggs? Not sure if I'd like that.
	1:10pm βrian: Rhus coriaria, Tony. Zesty!
	1:13pm Dean: Gonna have to grab lunch soon. Thinking anchovy burrito with extra Yma Sumac and a side of Josephine Baker.
	1:14pm Tony Coulter: Don't forget to add a slice of Tomita....
	1:18pm βrian: Ground cumin? That might add some earthy depth.
	1:19pm βrian: Thin slivers of black truffle?
	1:21pm Dean: You say CAR-mee-nah, I say car-MEE-nah, You say boo-RAH-nah, I say BOO-rah-nah. Carmina, Carmina Burana, Burana, Let's Carl the whole thing Orff.
	1:21pm Dean: Peppermint bacon?
	1:22pm Tony Coulter: Cumin Feel the Noize? Wasn't that a Slade song?
	1:23pm MrFab: Hey Dean, Q.: What sound does a 20th century composer make when you punch him in the stomach? A.: Orff!
	1:26pm V Priceless: haha @ Tony
	1:26pm Dean: Q: What 19th century composer tastes good on a summer day? A: Rainbow Schubert.
	1:28pm Cecile: I used to use a Lebanese spice blend that had sumac in it for my eggs. I'm not using it now.
	1:28pm Cecile: Okay, the secret is Old Bay.
	1:29pm βrian: Sounds like zatar. Avec oregano and ground sesame seeds?
	1:30pm βrian: Similar to Spike, Cecile? I've seen it. Never had it.
	1:30pm Dean: Old Bay! Duh!!! There it sits on my lazy Susan, and I use it all the time in burgers, etc. A great secret!
	1:31pm V Priceless: of course! Love Old Bay
	1:33pm Tony Coulter: I rub it all over myself, instead of Old Spice.
	1:33pm Cecile: it's like a crab boil deal. Lots of different spices. It has a kind of a bit of celery flavor, but nothing really stands out except THE DELICIOUSNESS
	1:34pm βrian: Tony, were you caught Rachmaninoff in the hay loft.
	1:34pm Cecile: Brian, I think she was doing a kind of red zataar, except none of us knew what it was back then.
	1:34pm Dean: Beethoven?
	1:35pm βrian: When I hear about crab boils, I reach for the lance.
	1:35pm Cecile: I got it at this Lebanese restaurant in the UP.
	1:35pm Dean: Telemann how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.
	1:38pm βrian: I've been known to sneak off with rosemary, myself. I can't get enough.
	1:39pm northguineahills: I somehow missed this Tomita album (I only have 4)
	1:40pm Dean: The sage Cyndi Lauper was partial to thyme after thyme.
	1:41pm Dean: Time to wrap up the puns. Tony, you're still in Oregano, right?
	1:41pm βrian: Our sage is flowering right now — a beautiful purple color.
	1:42pm βrian: Tsunami Basin, if I remember. Right, Tony?
	1:42pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Yep, I'm still in Oregano. These days, though, Portland is knee deep in marijuana leaves.
	1:45pm Tony Coulter: It's actually getting ridiculous. There's another marijuana dispensary every 20 feet.
	1:46pm βrian: How's that glaucoma doing, BTW?
	1:49pm Tony Coulter: Talking of food, I live two blocks from the oddly named Yamhill St. I always picture a giant mound of yams.
	1:50pm Tony Coulter: @ βrian: You don't even need an excuse to buy pot anymore -- it's legal here now. Hence, it is so much more boring....
	1:54pm Dean: My neighborhood is actively protesting a city plan to permit a dispensary around the corner from us. Kinda funny. This is Berkeley, after all.
	1:57pm Tony Coulter: I've always had a soft spot for Rosemary Clooney ever since I discovered her duet with Wild Man Fischer: www.youtube.com...
	1:58pm Nick S.: Killing it, as usual, Tony. Cheers!
	1:58pm Tony Coulter: Thanks much, Nick S.! (And greets!)
	1:59pm Nick S.: Same to you!
	2:04pm ?: Get some funk on the radio!
	2:05pm Tony Coulter: Heya, you funky question mark!
	2:07pm MrFab: There are 2 kinds of people: P-Funk people, and Prince people. Nuthing against the Purple One, but I ( and most of my friends) have always been in the former camp.
	2:09pm ?: Prince took the P-Funk thing - threw out Funk and was left with P!
	🥁 2:09pm listener james from westwood: Imma be real upset when this superfine episode ends!
	2:11pm Dean: Did y'all catch Wm. Berger's tribute last week to Scandinavian prog? Featured, inter alia, Kebnekajse and Jukka Tolonen.
	2:12pm ?: That was a great show! can't wait to hear how he pronounces all the band names - got the show downloaded and burnt on to a cdr together with Tony's last two non tape hiss shows!
	2:12pm JtotheK: @MrFab don't forget about those of us who also enjoy all the 45s by The Parliaments! (I've listened more to those than P-Funk LPs...well, lately anyway.)
	2:12pm Tony Coulter: Missed it! Will have to pay the archive a visit.....
	2:14pm ?: JtotheK - always liked funkadelic better than P-Funk anyway!
	2:14pm Dean: Ohio Players, baby.
	2:15pm ?: the Meters! Just kissed my baby!
	2:15pm JtotheK: Also, I hope to someday find the self titled LP by the Ohio group Hot Chocolate. Apparently I'll need to come up with around $2500 according to recent trends. SIGH
	2:16pm ?: YOu sexy thing was by the British Pop soul band Hot Chocolate not the obscure US band of the same name!
	2:16pm MrFab: ?: Funkadelic is actually the 2nd part of the P-Funk equation. Pretty much all the same guys, in any case (as is Bootsy's Rubber Band, Brides of Funkenstein, etc).
	2:18pm ?: yeh but different sound - Funkadelic was more post Hendrix than James Brown!
	2:27pm V Priceless: cool this kool
	2:27pm ?: this sounds like summer madness!
	2:28pm ?: are these from Tomita reissues Tony?
	2:29pm MrFab: btw ?, hope your Mysterians are doing well. "96 Tears" was one of the first 45s I ever bought.
	2:30pm JtotheK: big maybelle's cover of 96 Tears is terrific.
	2:31pm ?: Tomita did some sitar soundtrack work for Japanese tv in the 70s - does anyone know what the programs were?
	2:32pm Tony Coulter: @ ?: Yeah, the Tomita tracks I've been playing are from reissue CDs (via Listener John D.)
	2:33pm ?: thought they sounded very clean!
	2:40pm βrian: Ooh, Susan Dey!!
	2:43pm Tony Coulter: I'd love to do the hustle with Susan Dey.
	2:45pm V Priceless: thanx TC! Great blend, even if you forgot the Old Bay
	2:45pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, VP!
	2:50pm Tony Coulter: Das Synthetische Mischgewebe are a German group, but maybe based in France now, I guess? Anyway, they're on this French music comp ... so I guess they are at least honorary frogs.
	2:53pm βrian: They somehow got past the Maginot Line.
	2:55pm JtotheK: Great show today, Tony. I enjoyed it very much. Thanks!
	2:55pm Tony Coulter: Glad you liked it, Jtothek! Thanks for showing up!!
	🥁 2:58pm listener james from westwood: Whole hell of a lotta fun, Tony! Thanks!
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Listener J!
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: Take care, everyone! Thanks for stopping by, and hope to see you here next week!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from May 31, 2016

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