WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from June 20, 2016

Listener comments!
	9:03am annie: those guys crack me up
	9:03am KP: Happy Sunny day, Joe
	9:04am annie: good morning joe and fellow listeners
	👻 9:04am Ken From Hyde Park: Come on, let's mambo!
	9:04am pantz: Morning joe with Joe. Mucha Muchacha!
	9:07am MD: Good Morning My Freeform Scallywags!!!
	👻 9:10am Ken From Hyde Park: Someone's got a case of the Monday mambos!
	9:10am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Joe, and McGaskoids. Seems like an awfully long day already, maybe that's just me:-D
	👻 9:13am Brian in UK: Hey Joe @Sem, wait until the PM it gets longer my friend. At least the rain has stopped here. Cue The Carpenters.
	9:13am bobdoesthings: goodmorning joe and all.
	9:17am Marcel M: Morning Joe and friends. Bob!
	9:17am Sem Chumbo: Hey, BrianiUK. hehe. Had a few words w/ Stanley about his Far East trip. A great time was had.
	9:18am OTB: Ay! Late for the mambo!
	9:22am Sem Mambo: OK, bring on the Caipirinhas. Why not make the longest day of the year even longer with some morning drinking?
	👻 9:24am Brian in UK: Guess we will have blanket coverage of Glastonbury for the next seven days over here. Saints preserve us. Start the mudslide now.
	9:24am Marcel M: Oh snap... its the stice of SOUL.
	9:25am bobdoesthings: my favorite mambos are the ones where the main occurring lyric is "mambo"
	9:25am Joe McG: Mambo, everybody!
	9:26am Guido from Cologne: Can I ask once more what is the bed music here?
	9:29am melinda: I like the Italian production music.
	9:29am Guido from Cologne: I love great Italian production music! :-)
	9:29am Guido from Cologne: I love great Italian production music! :-)
	9:30am Sem Mambo: Looking at the Glastonbury Festival splash page, I see drones are illegal there, there's important news about legal highs, and there are tips for those bringing babies and toddlers to the event. Cripes, where did anything goes go?
	9:30am Guido from Cologne: Yma Sumac ‎– Mambo! Capitol 1954
	👻 9:33am Brian in UK: @Sem if you want Drones go to Bertie Wooster's club.
	9:34am sphere: morning. Sem, people forget that the U.S. Army provided food and medical supplies to the original Woodstock. so "anything goes" may be harder to find than we might think.
	9:36am Sem Mambo: @BiUK: very witty, Wilde, very witty. @sphere: you may count me among those who forgot that. I blame the Caipirinhas.
	9:36am Guido from Cologne: Some more great Italian production music!
	9:40am sphere: i love a good Temporary Autonomous Zone as much as anyone, but they are tricky beasts.
	👻 9:43am Brian in UK: The original Glastonbury was just a small local affair not the big sellout (in more ways than one) that Woodstock became. Going to the farm to buy milk from Michael Eavis (not brucellosis accredited) no one arriving by helicopter more like an old ambulance.
	👻 9:44am Brian in UK: This year Adele arrives on her own twin port dragon. The spirit lives on.
	9:46am Cecile: This really takes me back and has that weird melancholy I associate with the 70s
	9:46am Polyus: Oh man did I have a crush on Marilu Henner back when this show was on. Of course that was like 4th grade.
	9:46am Louie D.: RIEGER!
	9:47am Cecile: I couldn't decide who I liked better Alex, Bobby or Tony.
	9:47am bobdoesthings: just curious, has anyone did a whole show of tv theme songs before?
	9:47am Joe McG: @Polyus: I still do.
	9:47am Cecile: I've carried that indecision through my life.
	👻 9:48am Brian in UK: Was Taxi the show with Andy Kaufmann in it?
	9:48am bobdoesthings: *has anyone done a whole show of tv theme songs before. (grammar!)
	9:48am Cecile: Joe, she's still an vibrant interesting women although we will never agree on dairy products.
	9:51am Cecile: now enjoying a tasty Greek yogurt
	9:51am Stevel: Brian in UK: Yup, also Danny Devito, Judd Hersch, Marylu Henner, Christopher Lloyd.
	9:51am Joe McG: @Cecile: Ha! @bob: I did a Single File of TV theme songs once.
	9:51am Joe McG: @Brian: Yes!
	9:52am Cecile: and Tony Danza and Jeff Connolly and Carol Kane.
	9:52am bobdoesthings: @joe mcg- ahh thats fun! I bet it's possible to do a good hour of theme songs. Right now I have the theme song to The Price Is Right as my ringtone. Makes me feel like I've won every time I get a call.
	9:53am Mike East: @bobdoesthings - I think I remember Uncle Michael doing all TV themes once...though it may have actually been just an hour...I'll try to find a link to the archive.
	9:53am Cecile: I'm sure a lot of people have done sets of them, I'm not sure if they did three hours.
	👻 9:54am Brian in UK: We have a cleaner at work who talks like the character he played, for real. He is a big fella which makes it even more fascinating.
	9:54am Mike East: ah, no, it was just a set...but a pretty long one: wfmu.org...
	9:55am bobdoesthings: @mike east - oh cool! I tried the search "theme song" but didn't see any show playlist that looked like a theme song show.. so gave up
	9:56am bobdoesthings: and thanks!
	9:56am Cecile: GOD. I just got this email from one of our writing instructors. He's a good instructor, but I hate it when he uses classic literature as an example and edits it to be "better".
	9:58am Cecile: that's right, this is from Hair.
	9:59am βrian: Buttermilk skies over the isthmus today. (Speaking of dairy.)
	9:59am Marcel M: ....edits classic literature :-O. Don't tell me he'd add in periods and paragraphs to Proust?!
	👻 9:59am Brian in UK: Buttermilk make the best scones.
	10:00am Joe McG: @Brian: Sounds pretty!
	10:01am Cecile: I think he would. I seriously do.
	10:01am βrian: Sadly, the cows can't see the sky from their CAFO enclosure ...
	10:01am Cecile: Even Strunk and White delights in examples of incorrect literature that is the exception that proves the rule.
	10:02am Cecile: preaching to the converted. I won't rant today.
	10:03am bobdoesthings: this EE Cummings needs some proper formatting..
	👻 10:03am Brian in UK: What was the rationale behind Twitter's 140?
	10:03am Cecile: exactly. TODD.
	10:04am pantz: Good old Paul Williams. Who has more movie theme songs? Williams or Randy Newman?
	10:04am βrian: But only EE cummings can get away with the all lower case conceit.
	10:04am Cecile: bell hooks?
	10:05am dug: twitter wanted the message length to fit inside a standard SMS text message
	10:05am βrian: Dunno. She didn't speak in lower case when I saw her, but that was years ago.
	10:08am KP: Hallelujah
	10:08am Andrew Waterloo: Twitter was originally driven by SMS
	10:08am Cecile: this is such a weird ass song to be used as it is currently in popular culture.
	10:08am Ear Hammer: Welcome to "Joe's Manipulative Music Monday Corner!" Tears city!
	10:09am Polyus: Cale is definitely one of those "would listen to him sing the phone book" people.
	👻 10:09am Brian in UK: @dug as simple as that? I live life in uppercase with the odd excursion into italics and mirrored lowercase.
	10:09am Polyus: Or read it.
	10:09am Cecile: indeed, polyus.
	10:09am Joe McG: @pantz: Probably Randy! @EH: Ha!
	👻 10:13am Brian in UK: It was a Triumph.
	10:16am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Joe & all!
	10:16am Parq: How disappointing. I was hoping for a Dictators cover.
	10:18am Joe McG: @Parq: Ha ha ha!
	10:19am Marcel M: " Ironically, the song's popularity is partly due to it being misinterpreted as a "driving song", leading it to appear on compilation albums such as Summer Cruisin' and Top Gear (a spin-off from the BBC Television motoring show of the same name)." Hah.
	10:21am Cecile: I admire McAloon's craft, but not his envy of people with actual feelings.
	10:22am Marcel M: @Cecile: But don't Brits generally envy American's for that reason? ;-)
	10:22am Joe McG: @Marcel: So funny! @Cecile: He's a big-hearted romantic. Otherwise he wouldn't protest so much.
	10:22am Howard F: Hey Joe! Nice chill set on the first day of summer!!
	10:22am Joe McG: @Howard: Glad you're enjoying it!
	10:22am Marcel M: Its funny because the lyrics in the refrain are very clear! haha.
	10:23am Cecile: I know this. I'm just not into his particular form of complaining. hahahaha
	10:24am Joe McG: @Marcel: I think these kind of misinterpretations are common. Remember when everyone thought "The One I Love" was a love song?
	10:25am melinda: I would not have expected Paul Simon to cover VU.
	10:25am KP: If this is that Paul Simon it's the best song he has ever sung
	10:26am βrian: I thought 4'33" was a love song ...
	10:26am Andrew Waterloo: In general people expect pop music to follow specific patterns. The title capturing the sentiment of the song is one of them.
	10:27am Cecile: no, it's the sound of silence. Better than the song.
	10:27am Marcel M: @Joe: True! Another fairly obvious one, too.
	10:28am Joe McG: @Marcel: Or "Every Breath You Take."
	10:28am Marcel M: Yeah but he had the GarFUNK with him on that one.
	10:28am Marcel M: @Joe: Play this: www.youtube.com... Clay Pigeon will like it :-)
	10:30am Marcel M: Ah yeah the stalker theme haha. Another good example.
	10:32am Tommi Adderal: All this is OK but how come you never play any Lala Brooks type stuff, maybe at least a cover or something.
	10:37am ! I X Key !: !
	10:38am Joe McG: @Tommi: Ha ha ha! By the way, Gary Glitter also covered "Then He Kissed Me."
	10:38am Cecile: this arrangement already makes the song better because they have absolutely no clue.
	10:39am melinda: Damn, I missed the Taxi theme. Joe you're right about forming early impressions of NYC from TV. I didn't figure out until much later that those shows were filmed on sets in LA.
	👻 10:39am Brian in UK: No relation to Blackfoot Sue?
	10:39am Stevel: Marcel M: Nice cover take. Not watching the video makes it better!
	10:40am Joe McG: @Brian: Alas, no. But a couple of them were in Lynyrd Skynyrd at one time!
	10:40am BEAVO: This is a cover of Jeff Becks far superior version
	10:41am Joe McG: @melinda: You're so right, they're all Hollywood shows. But whoever shot the handful of NYC exteriors did a nice job capturing 70s NYC.
	10:41am Andrew Waterloo: typical 80s epic.
	10:41am ! I X Key !: ! I am so lucky that I get to love WFMU so much that I am now making fresh homemade pasta in the theme of WFMU
	10:42am βrian: Mmm, fresh pasta.
	10:42am melinda: They did.
	10:43am Cecile: Joe, that and Barney Miller gave me my impressions of NYC.
	10:43am Cecile: aw, Sadie. She's good.
	10:43am Parq: Melinda, those of us who grew up here formed our impressions of L.A. and San Francisco much the same way. Not to mention Cincinnati.
	10:43am trouble: sade!!!!
	10:44am Joe McG: @Cecile: Me, too, Cecile! I'm currently rewatching "Barney Miller" and it totally stands up. I'm in Season 7! @BEAVO: There are many better versions than Blackfoot's, but its absurdly epic quality appeals to me.
	10:44am Joe McG: Trouble! We miss you! :)
	10:44am Cecile: it does! It's still weirdly underrated, even though it lasted a long time. I always joke that I'm the pink-collar Sgt. Dietrich.
	10:47am BEAVO: I actually like he first Blackfoot lp with Train Train.
	10:47am Joe McG: @Cecile: Fun game is to see which detective you most identify with. I always felt Nick was my man.
	10:48am Cecile: I can see that! I still see Gregory Sierra on things and yell "Chano" every time I see him.
	10:48am melinda: Barney Miller was another great one. When I was younger I thought Mary Tyler Moore and Bob Newhart also lived in NYC, it was all the same city to me.
	👻 10:49am Brian in UK: My understanding of America came through reading Richard Brautigan novels.
	10:49am Sem Mambo: Now you're having us on, BiUK:-)
	10:50am MD: I think this song is about Sexy time!!!
	10:50am BEAVO: FrankO played a good version of Morning Dew by Crystal Jacqueline earlier.
	10:50am Joe McG: @MD: It might be about Mother's Day, I'm not sure.
	10:50am βrian: Joe Friday on psilocybin.
	10:51am Cecile: this is how I learned about England when I was a wee tad: www.goodreads.com...
	10:51am Joe McG: @BEAVO: Seriously? Wow, FXO and I are on the same wavelength! (I almost brought the Pozo-Seco version instead.)
	👻 10:54am Brian in UK: @Sem did not say it was the right understanding. @Cecile gor blimey that's us to a T and if we leave Europe this week we will up anchor and float across the sea to visit you folks and set up shop off Florida like they did five hundred years ago. Alvar Nunes Cabeza de Vaca rules.
	10:55am Cecile: hahahahhahaha
	10:59am βrian: Lightly steamed snap peas are a theme, lately. That and strawberry shortcake with maple-sweetened whipped cream.
	👻 11:01am Brian in UK: We are an island race that pilfered (stole) from half the world in the last three centuries and now people are complaining that we are captive to Europe and the European Union and we want freedom to govern ourselves. Unbelievable.
	👻 11:02am Brian in UK: @βrian pea shoots are tasty little morsels too.
	11:04am βrian: We missed our chance, there. Fiddleheads passed us by, too.
	11:06am Joe McG: I like the word "fiddleheads." Sounds like Doug Kershaw groupies.
	11:06am Chapelhillian: Fripp!
	11:06am βrian: Britannia waives the rules?
	11:07am V Priceless: not too late to catch the Ferry! hey!
	👻 11:07am Brian in UK: Just picked some fresh rocket and mizuna, so vibrant in flavour. Mizuna goes well in a ham butty use it as a mustard substitute.
	11:09am βrian: I was thinking about Mizuna as a succession crop. The garlic will be done soon.
	11:10am V Priceless: excellent point, Joe!
	👻 11:10am Brian in UK: Try it, anything grown is better than bought.
	11:10am βrian: Speaking of Ferry, I just took the car ferry across Lake Michigan last week. A beautiful trip.
	11:11am Cecile: I do remember deaf school!
	11:14am Cecile: Venom are OK. And I think there's some crossover.
	11:14am βrian: We don't have room for green beans, sadly. The market farm will have to do for that essential legume.
	11:16am Joe McG: @Cecile: I like your optimism, Cecile!
	11:17am melinda: UKBrian what is a ham butty?
	👻 11:17am Brian in UK: ham sandwich.
	11:17am Carmichael: Heya 1st Joe of the day, and listeners.
	11:19am Cecile: Wow, that Zappa thing is interesting. It is breaking down by age - the two youngest are trying to control the two oldest. And wow, Mom repossessing your guitars? I know Frank was a control freak, but I don't know if he would approve of that.
	11:20am βrian: The tomatoes are hip-high. It's gripping to watch and cheer them on.
	11:21am common: thanks for the sounds, joe!
	11:21am Joe McG: @common: You bet! Congrats on Liz's T, it looks great!
	11:24am common: @joe: cool! and thanks!
	11:24am βrian: Dire Straits, like ZZ Top, always reminds me of the south of France. Go figure.
	👻 11:25am Brian in UK: Had this single. Where is it now. Father of twins.
	11:25am Polyus: Ha, Joe, we had the exact same thought about that Tyler track.
	11:25am Sem Mambo: Last of the asparagus eaten yesterday, near the end of the rhubarb, but the pea-pods are imminent. Good crop of strawberries. Agree with BiUK, anything you grow is better...
	11:26am Joe McG: @Polyus: Yes, he gets so Knopfleresque at the end of that cut! I had to go for the sultans!
	11:26am βrian: Rhubarb, meet Strawberry.
	👻 11:26am Brian in UK: Sem my wife has just made some delicious Rhubarb & Ginger jam, a good marmalade substitute.
	11:27am Sem Mambo: Still working in commercial radio in '78. Can anyone remember power rotation? Honestly, every 45 minutes this was played.
	11:28am Cecile: I know. It was the weirdest thing hearing this song amid everything else.
	11:28am Andy the painter: still a great song, even if previously overplayed. a big hit song about a jazz club!
	11:28am Sem Mambo: @BiUK: a very tasty comestible, no doubt!
	11:28am MD: Git-tar Goerge!!!!
	11:28am βrian: Some local growers have taken on ginger here. It takes some doing, because basically you have to create a passive sauna.
	11:30am rw: I made a pretty delicious tangerine and ginger marmalade a few weeks ago from my neighbor's tangerine tree and store bought ginger and sugar. Only two jars left. Wish I had enough for everybody.
	11:30am KP: Joe, do you remember when the sales staff at Mannys Music became Dire Straits, led by Knopfler of course?
	11:30am βrian: @rw: Yes, please.
	11:31am rw: Passive sauna... hmmm... need to look into that.
	11:31am Tommi Adderal: "You don't give a DAMN 'bout no trumpet playin' band...." That's the last think I remember saying to the bouncer.
	11:32am Joe McG: @KP: Before my time, KP! @Andy: I agree! It still sounds good to me. The rest of the first album, not so much.
	11:32am Sem Mambo: hehehe, @Tommi.
	👻 11:33am Brian in UK: The first album was as exciting as the sleeve.
	11:35am Joe McG: @Brian: Ha ha ha! None of their records are 100% good (or even 75% good), but each one has a track or two that is very good.
	👻 11:35am Brian in UK: Guitar Steve can play the lead. (needs a bit of work)
	👻 11:37am Brian in UK: Joe think you have summed it up. So why were they so popular? Who knows. Who cares. Someone has to be popular.
	11:38am Parq: Rejoining the throng. I see that there was a thread on Zappa a bit back. I saw the trailer for the new Zappa doc ("Eat That Question") at Film Forum yesterday, and it looks like, well, pretty much exactly what you would expect.
	11:38am melinda: Brian there are some farmers here in Maine growing ginger and turmeric too. The fresh ginger is quite pretty.
	11:39am Joe McG: @Brian: I don't know! He played guitar nice (but not as nice as Richard Thompson), sang a bit like Dylan, wrote a few nice tunes. Why "Brothers in Arms" is one of the best-selling albums ever is a puzzle to me.
	11:39am Andy the painter: @Joe: whaddya mean? " in the gallery"?!! c'mon! or you just don't like pub rock songs about the art scene in late seventies Britain?!
	11:40am Dean: I'm partial to "Telegraph Road."
	11:41am tonyb: i blame "miami vice" for the pop. of "brothers..."
	11:41am βrian: Ginger is an essential staple in our house. So much so that we keep our shopping list beneath it.
	11:41am Andy the painter: great set, joe. had not heard steve gunn before. I think it's my scene and it's freaking me out!
	11:42am Joe McG: @tonyb: I think you may be right! @Andy: Ha ha ha! I love that soundbite.
	👻 11:44am Brian in UK: @Andy see him live if you can, acoustic or electric. No messing. You set the scene.
	11:46am Carmichael: @Joe: What, you mean no Alice Cooper?!
	👻 11:47am Brian in UK: Great show, Joe. Time to walk the dog. Peaceful week, everyone.
	11:48am Andy the painter: @Brian in UK:thanks for the tip..... I think mr knopfler listened to a lot of jj cale in the seventies
	11:48am Joe McG: @Carm: I'm not sure I understand! @Brian: Thanks, have a nice dog walk!
	👻 11:51am Brian in UK: @Andy Here is some WFMU sessions from Steve Gumm wfmu.org... wfmu.org...
	11:52am βrian: Gomez t'embrasse le bras, Joe.
	11:53am Michael 98145: Brigid Mae reminded me of -Come softly, darling-
	11:53am Sem Mambo! Mambo! Mambo!: Thx so very much, Joe. Been great, and catch you next time!
	11:53am Wild Neil: Peace all. Joe, I will SECOND your comment about Brother in Arms being a big big mega hit...I thought it was the worst Dire Straits album ever...its like somebody told them to make "catchy tunes you can hum"...it was so...DUMB.
	11:54am Cooh John: Good day Joe. Looks like I missed Johnny and the Hurricanes. So you know much about them?
	11:54am βrian: "L'Amitié ?" (sp?)
	11:57am Michael 98145: Adios, amigos
	11:57am Mike Sin: Hi Joe -- nice show today! Was listening between the usual Monday morning conference calls.
	11:57am Joe McG: Thanks for listening and commenting, everyone! Have a great week!
	11:58am Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks much, Joe!
	12:00pm jeff-m: neato there was a NWW album called Funeral Music for Perez Prado
	4:44pm Joe McG: For those curious about my bed music from early in the show: www.youtube.com...
	9:07pm Will: At this point, Joe, I just keep discogs up on the other screen and spend my morning getting my moorings on all this stuff you play. Your show is "deep" and rewarding every week and ya make me proud.
	1:39pm Joe McG: Thanks for the nice comment, Will!

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from June 20, 2016

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A pennant-winning battery of songland. Ongoing feature: Single File, a half-hour of randomly selected small records with big holes.

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June 20, 2016: Little Hallelujahs

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Pérez Prado and His Orchestra	Mambo No. 5	Mondo Mambo! The Best of Perez Prado & His Orchestra	Rhino	1995	CD	From 1952		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Artie Shaw and His Gramercy Five	Stop and Go Mambo	single	Bell	1951	78			0:04:45 (Pop-up)
Xavier Cugat and His Orchestra	Anything Can Happen - Mambo	Olé!	Columbia	1955	LP	vocal: Abbe Lane		0:07:56 (Pop-up)
Henri René and His Orchestra	Mangos	Riot in Rhythm	RCA Victor	1958	LP			0:10:23 (Pop-up)
Yma Sumac	Five Bottles Mambo "Five Bottles Mambo" by "Yma Sumac"	Mambo!	Capitol	1954	LP			0:13:07 (Pop-up)
Chuy Reyes and His Orchestra	Oink Oink Mambo	Mambo Fever (Ultra Lounge Vol. 2)	Capitol	1996	CD	From 1950; vocal: The Starlighters		0:15:49 (Pop-up)
Tito Puente and His Orchestra	Hong Kong Mambo	The Very Best of Tito Puente "King of Kings"	BMG Heritage	2002	CD	From 1957		0:18:49 (Pop-up)
Joe Cuba Sextet with Willie Torres	Swinging Mambo	El Alcalde del Barrio	Fania/Codigo	2010	CD	From 1956		0:22:42 (Pop-up)

Roger Roger and Nino Nardini	Expectation	Studio Ganaro Space Oddities 1972-1982	Born Bad	2016	LP		*	0:33:52 (Pop-up)
Cecil Leuter	Pop Electronique Nº1	Studio Ganaro Space Oddities 1972-1982	Born Bad	2016	LP		*	0:35:36 (Pop-up)
Jou Cogra Group	Darkness "Darkness" by "Jou Cogra Group"	Hammond Explosion!	Wah Wah	2015	LP	early 70s		0:38:35 (Pop-up)
Flowering Inferno Feat. Hollie Cook	Shuffle Them Shoes	1000 Watts	Tru Thoughts	2016	CD		*	0:40:21 (Pop-up)
Bob James	Angela (Theme from "Taxi")	Bob James on Radio Call	Tappan Zee/Columbia	1979	12"			0:43:24 (Pop-up)
Yuko Asano	Moonlight Taxi "Moonlight Taxi" by "Yuko Asano"	Kyōhei Tsutsumi Ultra Best Tracks: Soul & Disco	Victor	1998	CD	From 1976. Thanks to Sheila B.!		0:46:46 (Pop-up)
Betty Griffin	Free Spirit "Free Spirit" by "Betty Griffin"	Greg Belson's Divine Disco: American Gospel Disco 1974 to 1985	Cultures of Soul	2016	CD	From 1980	*	0:50:24 (Pop-up)
The Wailers	It Hurts to Be Alone "It Hurts to Be Alone" by "The Wailers"	The Wailing Wailers	Studio One	2016	CD	From 1965	*	0:54:44 (Pop-up)
The Sugar Shoppe	Easy to Be Hard "Easy to Be Hard" by "The Sugar Shoppe"	The Sugar Shoppe	Now Sounds	2013	CD	previously unreleased acetate, 1968		0:56:47 (Pop-up)
Paul Williams	So Many People "So Many People" by "Paul Williams"	Someday Man	Now Sounds	2010	CD	From 1970		1:00:29 (Pop-up)
Todd Rundgren	Be Nice to Me "Be Nice to Me" by "Todd Rundgren"	Runt: The Ballad of Todd Rundgren	Bearsville	1971	LP			1:03:22 (Pop-up)
John Cale	Hallelujah "Hallelujah" by "John Cale"	Fragments of a Rainy Season	Hannibal	1992	CD			1:06:25 (Pop-up)
Prefab Sprout	Hallelujah "Hallelujah" by "Prefab Sprout"	Two Wheels Good	Epic	1985	LP			1:10:58 (Pop-up)
Prefab Sprout	Cars and Girls "Cars and Girls" by "Prefab Sprout"		No Label	1985	MP3	live in Cardiff, 7/11/85		1:14:48 (Pop-up)
Wes Montgomery	I Say a Little Prayer for You	Down Here on the Ground	A&M	1968	LP			1:19:31 (Pop-up)
Paul Simon	Pale Blue Eyes "Pale Blue Eyes" by "Paul Simon"	Hits From The Cloud, v. 2: A Frow Show Treasury of Endangered Audio	WFMU	2016	CD-R	From 2013 at the Apollo Theatre	*	1:23:23 (Pop-up)

Single File: a bunch of random 45s played randomly
Blackfoot	Morning Dew "Morning Dew" by "Blackfoot"	single	Atco	1984	45			1:37:05 (Pop-up)
Sade	Spirit "Spirit" by "Sade"	single	Portrait	1984	45			1:42:10 (Pop-up)
The Moments	Sexy Mama "Sexy Mama" by "The Moments"	single	Stang	1973	45			1:47:28 (Pop-up)
Clive Langer & the Boxes	Splash (A Tear Goes Rolling Down)	single	F-Beat	1980	45			1:50:34 (Pop-up)
Johnny & the Hurricanes	Sheba "Sheba" by "Johnny & the Hurricanes"	single	Twirl	1960	45			1:53:46 (Pop-up)
Bill Monroe	McKinley's March "McKinley's March" by "Bill Monroe"	single	Decca	1970	45			1:55:55 (Pop-up)
Maxayn	Gimme Shelter "Gimme Shelter" by "Maxayn"	single	Capricorn	1972	45			1:58:19 (Pop-up)
Bryan Ferry	As the World Turns "As the World Turns" by "Bryan Ferry"	single	Polydor	1977	45	non-LP		2:02:16 (Pop-up)

William Tyler	The Great Unwind "The Great Unwind" by "William Tyler"	Modern Country	Merge	2016	CD		*	2:15:37 (Pop-up)
Dire Straits	Sultans of Swing "Sultans of Swing" by "Dire Straits"	Dire Straits	Warner Bros.	1978	LP			2:23:09 (Pop-up)
A. More	Caught Being in Love "Caught Being in Love" by "A. More"	Flying Doesn't Help	Quango	1978	LP			2:29:04 (Pop-up)
Steve Gunn	Ancient Jules "Ancient Jules" by "Steve Gunn"	Eyes on the Lines	Matador	2016	CD		*	2:33:21 (Pop-up)
Bobbie Gentry and Jody Reynolds	Requiem for Love	The Complete Demon and Titan Masters	Ace	2016	CD	From 1966	*	2:39:00 (Pop-up)
Anne Briggs	Summer's In "Summer's In" by "Anne Briggs"	Sing a Song for You	Fledg'ling	1996	CD	My one song for summer. Hi, summer. (From 1973)		2:41:42 (Pop-up)
Brigid Mae Power	Lookin' at You in a Photo	Brigid Mae Power	Tompkins Square	2016	CD		*	2:46:26 (Pop-up)
Françoise Hardy	Tu Peux Bien "Tu Peux Bien" by "Françoise Hardy"	L'Amitié	Future Days / Light In the Attic	2016	CD	From 1965	*	2:50:48 (Pop-up)

Pérez Prado and His Orchestra	Adios	Mondo Mambo! The Best of Perez Prado & His Orchestra	Rhino	1995	CD	Feat. Rosemary Clooney; from 1960		2:56:56 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am annie: those guys crack me up
	9:03am KP: Happy Sunny day, Joe
	9:04am annie: good morning joe and fellow listeners
	👻 9:04am Ken From Hyde Park: Come on, let's mambo!
	9:04am pantz: Morning joe with Joe. Mucha Muchacha!
	9:07am MD: Good Morning My Freeform Scallywags!!!
	👻 9:10am Ken From Hyde Park: Someone's got a case of the Monday mambos!
	9:10am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Joe, and McGaskoids. Seems like an awfully long day already, maybe that's just me:-D
	👻 9:13am Brian in UK: Hey Joe @Sem, wait until the PM it gets longer my friend. At least the rain has stopped here. Cue The Carpenters.
	9:13am bobdoesthings: goodmorning joe and all.
	9:17am Marcel M: Morning Joe and friends. Bob!
	9:17am Sem Chumbo: Hey, BrianiUK. hehe. Had a few words w/ Stanley about his Far East trip. A great time was had.
	9:18am OTB: Ay! Late for the mambo!
	9:22am Sem Mambo: OK, bring on the Caipirinhas. Why not make the longest day of the year even longer with some morning drinking?
	👻 9:24am Brian in UK: Guess we will have blanket coverage of Glastonbury for the next seven days over here. Saints preserve us. Start the mudslide now.
	9:24am Marcel M: Oh snap... its the stice of SOUL.
	9:25am bobdoesthings: my favorite mambos are the ones where the main occurring lyric is "mambo"
	9:25am Joe McG: Mambo, everybody!
	9:26am Guido from Cologne: Can I ask once more what is the bed music here?
	9:29am melinda: I like the Italian production music.
	9:29am Guido from Cologne: I love great Italian production music! :-)
	9:29am Guido from Cologne: I love great Italian production music! :-)
	9:30am Sem Mambo: Looking at the Glastonbury Festival splash page, I see drones are illegal there, there's important news about legal highs, and there are tips for those bringing babies and toddlers to the event. Cripes, where did anything goes go?
	9:30am Guido from Cologne: Yma Sumac ‎– Mambo! Capitol 1954
	👻 9:33am Brian in UK: @Sem if you want Drones go to Bertie Wooster's club.
	9:34am sphere: morning. Sem, people forget that the U.S. Army provided food and medical supplies to the original Woodstock. so "anything goes" may be harder to find than we might think.
	9:36am Sem Mambo: @BiUK: very witty, Wilde, very witty. @sphere: you may count me among those who forgot that. I blame the Caipirinhas.
	9:36am Guido from Cologne: Some more great Italian production music!
	9:40am sphere: i love a good Temporary Autonomous Zone as much as anyone, but they are tricky beasts.
	👻 9:43am Brian in UK: The original Glastonbury was just a small local affair not the big sellout (in more ways than one) that Woodstock became. Going to the farm to buy milk from Michael Eavis (not brucellosis accredited) no one arriving by helicopter more like an old ambulance.
	👻 9:44am Brian in UK: This year Adele arrives on her own twin port dragon. The spirit lives on.
	9:46am Cecile: This really takes me back and has that weird melancholy I associate with the 70s
	9:46am Polyus: Oh man did I have a crush on Marilu Henner back when this show was on. Of course that was like 4th grade.
	9:46am Louie D.: RIEGER!
	9:47am Cecile: I couldn't decide who I liked better Alex, Bobby or Tony.
	9:47am bobdoesthings: just curious, has anyone did a whole show of tv theme songs before?
	9:47am Joe McG: @Polyus: I still do.
	9:47am Cecile: I've carried that indecision through my life.
	👻 9:48am Brian in UK: Was Taxi the show with Andy Kaufmann in it?
	9:48am bobdoesthings: *has anyone done a whole show of tv theme songs before. (grammar!)
	9:48am Cecile: Joe, she's still an vibrant interesting women although we will never agree on dairy products.
	9:51am Cecile: now enjoying a tasty Greek yogurt
	9:51am Stevel: Brian in UK: Yup, also Danny Devito, Judd Hersch, Marylu Henner, Christopher Lloyd.
	9:51am Joe McG: @Cecile: Ha! @bob: I did a Single File of TV theme songs once.
	9:51am Joe McG: @Brian: Yes!
	9:52am Cecile: and Tony Danza and Jeff Connolly and Carol Kane.
	9:52am bobdoesthings: @joe mcg- ahh thats fun! I bet it's possible to do a good hour of theme songs. Right now I have the theme song to The Price Is Right as my ringtone. Makes me feel like I've won every time I get a call.
	9:53am Mike East: @bobdoesthings - I think I remember Uncle Michael doing all TV themes once...though it may have actually been just an hour...I'll try to find a link to the archive.
	9:53am Cecile: I'm sure a lot of people have done sets of them, I'm not sure if they did three hours.
	👻 9:54am Brian in UK: We have a cleaner at work who talks like the character he played, for real. He is a big fella which makes it even more fascinating.
	9:54am Mike East: ah, no, it was just a set...but a pretty long one: wfmu.org...
	9:55am bobdoesthings: @mike east - oh cool! I tried the search "theme song" but didn't see any show playlist that looked like a theme song show.. so gave up
	9:56am bobdoesthings: and thanks!
	9:56am Cecile: GOD. I just got this email from one of our writing instructors. He's a good instructor, but I hate it when he uses classic literature as an example and edits it to be "better".
	9:58am Cecile: that's right, this is from Hair.
	9:59am βrian: Buttermilk skies over the isthmus today. (Speaking of dairy.)
	9:59am Marcel M: ....edits classic literature :-O. Don't tell me he'd add in periods and paragraphs to Proust?!
	👻 9:59am Brian in UK: Buttermilk make the best scones.
	10:00am Joe McG: @Brian: Sounds pretty!
	10:01am Cecile: I think he would. I seriously do.
	10:01am βrian: Sadly, the cows can't see the sky from their CAFO enclosure ...
	10:01am Cecile: Even Strunk and White delights in examples of incorrect literature that is the exception that proves the rule.
	10:02am Cecile: preaching to the converted. I won't rant today.
	10:03am bobdoesthings: this EE Cummings needs some proper formatting..
	👻 10:03am Brian in UK: What was the rationale behind Twitter's 140?
	10:03am Cecile: exactly. TODD.
	10:04am pantz: Good old Paul Williams. Who has more movie theme songs? Williams or Randy Newman?
	10:04am βrian: But only EE cummings can get away with the all lower case conceit.
	10:04am Cecile: bell hooks?
	10:05am dug: twitter wanted the message length to fit inside a standard SMS text message
	10:05am βrian: Dunno. She didn't speak in lower case when I saw her, but that was years ago.
	10:08am KP: Hallelujah
	10:08am Andrew Waterloo: Twitter was originally driven by SMS
	10:08am Cecile: this is such a weird ass song to be used as it is currently in popular culture.
	10:08am Ear Hammer: Welcome to "Joe's Manipulative Music Monday Corner!" Tears city!
	10:09am Polyus: Cale is definitely one of those "would listen to him sing the phone book" people.
	👻 10:09am Brian in UK: @dug as simple as that? I live life in uppercase with the odd excursion into italics and mirrored lowercase.
	10:09am Polyus: Or read it.
	10:09am Cecile: indeed, polyus.
	10:09am Joe McG: @pantz: Probably Randy! @EH: Ha!
	👻 10:13am Brian in UK: It was a Triumph.
	10:16am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Joe & all!
	10:16am Parq: How disappointing. I was hoping for a Dictators cover.
	10:18am Joe McG: @Parq: Ha ha ha!
	10:19am Marcel M: " Ironically, the song's popularity is partly due to it being misinterpreted as a "driving song", leading it to appear on compilation albums such as Summer Cruisin' and Top Gear (a spin-off from the BBC Television motoring show of the same name)." Hah.
	10:21am Cecile: I admire McAloon's craft, but not his envy of people with actual feelings.
	10:22am Marcel M: @Cecile: But don't Brits generally envy American's for that reason? ;-)
	10:22am Joe McG: @Marcel: So funny! @Cecile: He's a big-hearted romantic. Otherwise he wouldn't protest so much.
	10:22am Howard F: Hey Joe! Nice chill set on the first day of summer!!
	10:22am Joe McG: @Howard: Glad you're enjoying it!
	10:22am Marcel M: Its funny because the lyrics in the refrain are very clear! haha.
	10:23am Cecile: I know this. I'm just not into his particular form of complaining. hahahaha
	10:24am Joe McG: @Marcel: I think these kind of misinterpretations are common. Remember when everyone thought "The One I Love" was a love song?
	10:25am melinda: I would not have expected Paul Simon to cover VU.
	10:25am KP: If this is that Paul Simon it's the best song he has ever sung
	10:26am βrian: I thought 4'33" was a love song ...
	10:26am Andrew Waterloo: In general people expect pop music to follow specific patterns. The title capturing the sentiment of the song is one of them.
	10:27am Cecile: no, it's the sound of silence. Better than the song.
	10:27am Marcel M: @Joe: True! Another fairly obvious one, too.
	10:28am Joe McG: @Marcel: Or "Every Breath You Take."
	10:28am Marcel M: Yeah but he had the GarFUNK with him on that one.
	10:28am Marcel M: @Joe: Play this: www.youtube.com... Clay Pigeon will like it :-)
	10:30am Marcel M: Ah yeah the stalker theme haha. Another good example.
	10:32am Tommi Adderal: All this is OK but how come you never play any Lala Brooks type stuff, maybe at least a cover or something.
	10:37am ! I X Key !: !
	10:38am Joe McG: @Tommi: Ha ha ha! By the way, Gary Glitter also covered "Then He Kissed Me."
	10:38am Cecile: this arrangement already makes the song better because they have absolutely no clue.
	10:39am melinda: Damn, I missed the Taxi theme. Joe you're right about forming early impressions of NYC from TV. I didn't figure out until much later that those shows were filmed on sets in LA.
	👻 10:39am Brian in UK: No relation to Blackfoot Sue?
	10:39am Stevel: Marcel M: Nice cover take. Not watching the video makes it better!
	10:40am Joe McG: @Brian: Alas, no. But a couple of them were in Lynyrd Skynyrd at one time!
	10:40am BEAVO: This is a cover of Jeff Becks far superior version
	10:41am Joe McG: @melinda: You're so right, they're all Hollywood shows. But whoever shot the handful of NYC exteriors did a nice job capturing 70s NYC.
	10:41am Andrew Waterloo: typical 80s epic.
	10:41am ! I X Key !: ! I am so lucky that I get to love WFMU so much that I am now making fresh homemade pasta in the theme of WFMU
	10:42am βrian: Mmm, fresh pasta.
	10:42am melinda: They did.
	10:43am Cecile: Joe, that and Barney Miller gave me my impressions of NYC.
	10:43am Cecile: aw, Sadie. She's good.
	10:43am Parq: Melinda, those of us who grew up here formed our impressions of L.A. and San Francisco much the same way. Not to mention Cincinnati.
	10:43am trouble: sade!!!!
	10:44am Joe McG: @Cecile: Me, too, Cecile! I'm currently rewatching "Barney Miller" and it totally stands up. I'm in Season 7! @BEAVO: There are many better versions than Blackfoot's, but its absurdly epic quality appeals to me.
	10:44am Joe McG: Trouble! We miss you! :)
	10:44am Cecile: it does! It's still weirdly underrated, even though it lasted a long time. I always joke that I'm the pink-collar Sgt. Dietrich.
	10:47am BEAVO: I actually like he first Blackfoot lp with Train Train.
	10:47am Joe McG: @Cecile: Fun game is to see which detective you most identify with. I always felt Nick was my man.
	10:48am Cecile: I can see that! I still see Gregory Sierra on things and yell "Chano" every time I see him.
	10:48am melinda: Barney Miller was another great one. When I was younger I thought Mary Tyler Moore and Bob Newhart also lived in NYC, it was all the same city to me.
	👻 10:49am Brian in UK: My understanding of America came through reading Richard Brautigan novels.
	10:49am Sem Mambo: Now you're having us on, BiUK:-)
	10:50am MD: I think this song is about Sexy time!!!
	10:50am BEAVO: FrankO played a good version of Morning Dew by Crystal Jacqueline earlier.
	10:50am Joe McG: @MD: It might be about Mother's Day, I'm not sure.
	10:50am βrian: Joe Friday on psilocybin.
	10:51am Cecile: this is how I learned about England when I was a wee tad: www.goodreads.com...
	10:51am Joe McG: @BEAVO: Seriously? Wow, FXO and I are on the same wavelength! (I almost brought the Pozo-Seco version instead.)
	👻 10:54am Brian in UK: @Sem did not say it was the right understanding. @Cecile gor blimey that's us to a T and if we leave Europe this week we will up anchor and float across the sea to visit you folks and set up shop off Florida like they did five hundred years ago. Alvar Nunes Cabeza de Vaca rules.
	10:55am Cecile: hahahahhahaha
	10:59am βrian: Lightly steamed snap peas are a theme, lately. That and strawberry shortcake with maple-sweetened whipped cream.
	👻 11:01am Brian in UK: We are an island race that pilfered (stole) from half the world in the last three centuries and now people are complaining that we are captive to Europe and the European Union and we want freedom to govern ourselves. Unbelievable.
	👻 11:02am Brian in UK: @βrian pea shoots are tasty little morsels too.
	11:04am βrian: We missed our chance, there. Fiddleheads passed us by, too.
	11:06am Joe McG: I like the word "fiddleheads." Sounds like Doug Kershaw groupies.
	11:06am Chapelhillian: Fripp!
	11:06am βrian: Britannia waives the rules?
	11:07am V Priceless: not too late to catch the Ferry! hey!
	👻 11:07am Brian in UK: Just picked some fresh rocket and mizuna, so vibrant in flavour. Mizuna goes well in a ham butty use it as a mustard substitute.
	11:09am βrian: I was thinking about Mizuna as a succession crop. The garlic will be done soon.
	11:10am V Priceless: excellent point, Joe!
	👻 11:10am Brian in UK: Try it, anything grown is better than bought.
	11:10am βrian: Speaking of Ferry, I just took the car ferry across Lake Michigan last week. A beautiful trip.
	11:11am Cecile: I do remember deaf school!
	11:14am Cecile: Venom are OK. And I think there's some crossover.
	11:14am βrian: We don't have room for green beans, sadly. The market farm will have to do for that essential legume.
	11:16am Joe McG: @Cecile: I like your optimism, Cecile!
	11:17am melinda: UKBrian what is a ham butty?
	👻 11:17am Brian in UK: ham sandwich.
	11:17am Carmichael: Heya 1st Joe of the day, and listeners.
	11:19am Cecile: Wow, that Zappa thing is interesting. It is breaking down by age - the two youngest are trying to control the two oldest. And wow, Mom repossessing your guitars? I know Frank was a control freak, but I don't know if he would approve of that.
	11:20am βrian: The tomatoes are hip-high. It's gripping to watch and cheer them on.
	11:21am common: thanks for the sounds, joe!
	11:21am Joe McG: @common: You bet! Congrats on Liz's T, it looks great!
	11:24am common: @joe: cool! and thanks!
	11:24am βrian: Dire Straits, like ZZ Top, always reminds me of the south of France. Go figure.
	👻 11:25am Brian in UK: Had this single. Where is it now. Father of twins.
	11:25am Polyus: Ha, Joe, we had the exact same thought about that Tyler track.
	11:25am Sem Mambo: Last of the asparagus eaten yesterday, near the end of the rhubarb, but the pea-pods are imminent. Good crop of strawberries. Agree with BiUK, anything you grow is better...
	11:26am Joe McG: @Polyus: Yes, he gets so Knopfleresque at the end of that cut! I had to go for the sultans!
	11:26am βrian: Rhubarb, meet Strawberry.
	👻 11:26am Brian in UK: Sem my wife has just made some delicious Rhubarb & Ginger jam, a good marmalade substitute.
	11:27am Sem Mambo: Still working in commercial radio in '78. Can anyone remember power rotation? Honestly, every 45 minutes this was played.
	11:28am Cecile: I know. It was the weirdest thing hearing this song amid everything else.
	11:28am Andy the painter: still a great song, even if previously overplayed. a big hit song about a jazz club!
	11:28am Sem Mambo: @BiUK: a very tasty comestible, no doubt!
	11:28am MD: Git-tar Goerge!!!!
	11:28am βrian: Some local growers have taken on ginger here. It takes some doing, because basically you have to create a passive sauna.
	11:30am rw: I made a pretty delicious tangerine and ginger marmalade a few weeks ago from my neighbor's tangerine tree and store bought ginger and sugar. Only two jars left. Wish I had enough for everybody.
	11:30am KP: Joe, do you remember when the sales staff at Mannys Music became Dire Straits, led by Knopfler of course?
	11:30am βrian: @rw: Yes, please.
	11:31am rw: Passive sauna... hmmm... need to look into that.
	11:31am Tommi Adderal: "You don't give a DAMN 'bout no trumpet playin' band...." That's the last think I remember saying to the bouncer.
	11:32am Joe McG: @KP: Before my time, KP! @Andy: I agree! It still sounds good to me. The rest of the first album, not so much.
	11:32am Sem Mambo: hehehe, @Tommi.
	👻 11:33am Brian in UK: The first album was as exciting as the sleeve.
	11:35am Joe McG: @Brian: Ha ha ha! None of their records are 100% good (or even 75% good), but each one has a track or two that is very good.
	👻 11:35am Brian in UK: Guitar Steve can play the lead. (needs a bit of work)
	👻 11:37am Brian in UK: Joe think you have summed it up. So why were they so popular? Who knows. Who cares. Someone has to be popular.
	11:38am Parq: Rejoining the throng. I see that there was a thread on Zappa a bit back. I saw the trailer for the new Zappa doc ("Eat That Question") at Film Forum yesterday, and it looks like, well, pretty much exactly what you would expect.
	11:38am melinda: Brian there are some farmers here in Maine growing ginger and turmeric too. The fresh ginger is quite pretty.
	11:39am Joe McG: @Brian: I don't know! He played guitar nice (but not as nice as Richard Thompson), sang a bit like Dylan, wrote a few nice tunes. Why "Brothers in Arms" is one of the best-selling albums ever is a puzzle to me.
	11:39am Andy the painter: @Joe: whaddya mean? " in the gallery"?!! c'mon! or you just don't like pub rock songs about the art scene in late seventies Britain?!
	11:40am Dean: I'm partial to "Telegraph Road."
	11:41am tonyb: i blame "miami vice" for the pop. of "brothers..."
	11:41am βrian: Ginger is an essential staple in our house. So much so that we keep our shopping list beneath it.
	11:41am Andy the painter: great set, joe. had not heard steve gunn before. I think it's my scene and it's freaking me out!
	11:42am Joe McG: @tonyb: I think you may be right! @Andy: Ha ha ha! I love that soundbite.
	👻 11:44am Brian in UK: @Andy see him live if you can, acoustic or electric. No messing. You set the scene.
	11:46am Carmichael: @Joe: What, you mean no Alice Cooper?!
	👻 11:47am Brian in UK: Great show, Joe. Time to walk the dog. Peaceful week, everyone.
	11:48am Andy the painter: @Brian in UK:thanks for the tip..... I think mr knopfler listened to a lot of jj cale in the seventies
	11:48am Joe McG: @Carm: I'm not sure I understand! @Brian: Thanks, have a nice dog walk!
	👻 11:51am Brian in UK: @Andy Here is some WFMU sessions from Steve Gumm wfmu.org... wfmu.org...
	11:52am βrian: Gomez t'embrasse le bras, Joe.
	11:53am Michael 98145: Brigid Mae reminded me of -Come softly, darling-
	11:53am Sem Mambo! Mambo! Mambo!: Thx so very much, Joe. Been great, and catch you next time!
	11:53am Wild Neil: Peace all. Joe, I will SECOND your comment about Brother in Arms being a big big mega hit...I thought it was the worst Dire Straits album ever...its like somebody told them to make "catchy tunes you can hum"...it was so...DUMB.
	11:54am Cooh John: Good day Joe. Looks like I missed Johnny and the Hurricanes. So you know much about them?
	11:54am βrian: "L'Amitié ?" (sp?)
	11:57am Michael 98145: Adios, amigos
	11:57am Mike Sin: Hi Joe -- nice show today! Was listening between the usual Monday morning conference calls.
	11:57am Joe McG: Thanks for listening and commenting, everyone! Have a great week!
	11:58am Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks much, Joe!
	12:00pm jeff-m: neato there was a NWW album called Funeral Music for Perez Prado
	4:44pm Joe McG: For those curious about my bed music from early in the show: www.youtube.com...
	9:07pm Will: At this point, Joe, I just keep discogs up on the other screen and spend my morning getting my moorings on all this stuff you play. Your show is "deep" and rewarding every week and ya make me proud.
	1:39pm Joe McG: Thanks for the nice comment, Will!

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from June 20, 2016

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