WFMU: Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from December 10, 2016

Listener comments!
	8:03am Sem Chumbo: I'll just put this whoopee cushion in the dj chair, Bill will never see it in the dark.
	11:25am Brian in UK: Tee Hee. Have you got the plastic dog poo? Ooops, it's not plastic.
	11:56am Brian in UK: Bill, bad news, there are some cases of avian flu in Europe. Been told to wear masks. How the hell you get a mask on a chicken I have no idea. Good idea for a Christmas board game mebbe.
	11:58am Bill Mac: Looks like I got the top of the class today....
	12:01pm Stanley: Can I come back in, now?
	12:01pm Brian in UK: Who are the two oddballs not smoking in the front row?
	12:02pm Sem Chumbo: Gotta mask on, Stanley?
	12:03pm Brian in UK: I was on that big wheel summer last year.
	12:03pm Stanley: I'll only reveal my true identity at the end of the showw
	12:04pm Brian in UK: Like the clapping technique in the third (man) row.
	12:04pm Sem Chumbo: I always think of Vienna in b&w. Helluva movie.
	12:04pm Bill Mac: I can see the three of you in there. Pick out the most enthusiastic guys in the group
	12:04pm Sem Chumbo: Upper left. Guy making fart noises, I just know it.
	12:05pm e12: got a bad case of the beetle lung
	12:05pm Brian in UK: Sem, how is the Cape Verde caper coming on? Just been drinking some green tea from there.
	12:05pm Stanley: Second row, far left Benny the Ball in asuit?
	12:06pm Stanley: Hi Bill, Sem, Brian and e12, I sees ya.
	12:06pm Jay/London: hi bill have made your show this time ... any cramps coming up today ?
	12:06pm Brian in UK: Third man 'cause of my carpel tunnel (in both hands)
	12:07pm listener james from westwood: Happy Saturday, Bill and all!!
	12:07pm Bill Mac: Hiya Jay, I'll run down stairs first chance
	12:08pm Brian in UK: Hey Jay, don't know about cramps, still got back ache.
	12:08pm Jay/London: don't run bill :)
	12:08pm Stanley: Flipper's dad, first row on right.
	12:09pm Sem Chumbo: Jezus: best mescaline of my life and this album on the stereo hi-fi. Revaltory. @Brian: still haggling over itineraries, but looking good for Azores and Madeidra.
	12:09pm Stanley: Jay! Listener Jay!
	12:09pm Bill Mac: James! Howya doon!
	12:10pm Brian in UK: Brave New Sem?
	12:10pm Stanley: Hold on, I've got to lie down on the floor to get the full effect of this track
	12:11pm Bill Mac: Had to pay respect. ELP my first concert. Dressed like I was doing to church. Hippies throwin ciggy and joint butts in my coat hood.
	12:11pm Sem Chumbo: In spades, Brian.
	12:12pm coelacanth: greetings Bill; schizoids....
	12:13pm Bill Mac: CC!
	12:14pm Sem Chumbo: @coel: you talking to mes?
	12:14pm Brian in UK: Remember that fold out face cover. Thought the first Supergrass took the style from it.
	12:15pm listener james from westwood: @Bill: Surviving, proofreading, and doing laundry, in something resembling that order.
	12:15pm Bill Mac: So many memories of this record, some accidental.
	12:16pm Stanley: Brian - all purple hues and hair a-flowing.
	12:17pm coelacanth: Sem, yes! (among others, including moi) and i'm sure i took mesc prior to at least one listening of court of the crimson king, as well.
	12:18pm Brian in UK: Used to have this wonderful pair of three striped trousers, blue, grey and white. Hung on the hips a treat.
	12:18pm P-90: So unexpected (and so sad) to see Emerson and Lake go in the same year...jeeez.
	12:20pm Sem Chumbo: Hey, P-90. Good to see you.
	12:20pm coelacanth: rest in peace Greg Lake...and Keith Emerson. Greg was truly gifted, and Keith was groundbreaking.
	12:20pm Brian in UK: Bill, you are digging them up. Egg next then. Van der Graaf?
	12:21pm Brian in UK: @coel thought his work in The Nice was good.
	12:21pm Bill Mac: I gotta make sure you stay active. Nothing over 8 minutes after this. P-90!!!
	12:21pm V Priceless: Hey Bill!
	12:22pm Bill Mac: VP!
	12:22pm Brian in UK: I brought sandwiches and a thermos. The sulphate came later.
	12:23pm Stanley: @P-90 agreed, very sad.
	12:23pm Stanley: Tonto's Expanding Headband for me!
	12:25pm Brian in UK: I preferred Beaver & Krause. All Good Men is a fab album.
	12:26pm coelacanth: Brian - the nice has never grabbed me, but i admit a high degree of ignorance. it's high time i familiarize, hey?
	12:26pm Andy in Berlin: Greatings from the virtual diner! Today's dinnertime special, baked chicken and sweet potatoes with lots of butter!! (And our waitress Marge says, she's a big Tonto's Exploding Headband fan!)
	12:26pm Brian in UK: They did a great version of America. They was no need to burn the flag though.
	12:27pm Jay/London: hi andy how's berlin hop[e you are hungry !!!
	12:28pm Brian in UK: Bill, talking of food. Got to cut out later, dinner date at an Afghan restaurant. Now Afghan. Hmm. Chillum anyone.
	12:28pm Sem Chumbo: Gimmee two, Brian.
	12:29pm Bill Mac: Sounds great Brian. Chillum?
	12:29pm Brian in UK: If I had all the money I had spent on .....I'd spend it on .......
	12:30pm coelacanth: "america" the Simon & Garfunkle song?, the steppenwolf song?, the ...uh , traditional song? - i'll check 'em out.
	12:31pm coelacanth: i hope this song goes on for 8 minutes or longer.
	12:31pm Stanley: I've got my office party later. We've got five cases of beer, three cases of champagne, five bottles of Jack Daniels, an ounce of coke and a half pound of pot........for the three of us!
	12:32pm Brian in UK: coel Bernstein Romeo & Juliet. Bill, a pipelike method of ingesting 'erb and suchlike.
	12:33pm Sem Chumbo: Hope you've got 999 on speed-dial, Stanley. Or the ghost of Dr. HS Thompson.
	12:33pm Brian in UK: Fear & Loathing in Leith.
	12:34pm Sem Chumbo: We were somewhere near Leith when the drugs began to take hold.
	12:35pm listener james from westwood: The one flaw of working from home as a solo freelancer: no holiday parties. I mean, sure I could load up on food and drink here, but how much sweeter to have an employer pick up the tab for many, many drinks?
	12:35pm coelacanth: i suppose 3-4 minutes was enough for that, Bill. good song though. - isn't yes' america on their first album?
	12:35pm listener james from westwood: @Stanley, watch out for that long stretch through bat country!
	12:36pm Brian in UK: james can I get you a beer? Cellar temp English or cold European.
	12:37pm Andy in Berlin: @Jay - very hungry!
	12:38pm coelacanth: no. i do more cringing for freebird than dancing. the length of schizoid man is juuuust right.
	12:38pm Brian in UK: Something called idiot dancing was popular. Not for me.
	12:38pm doctorjazz: Hey all, Happy Saturday.
	12:39pm Sem Chumbo: I dreamed of idiot dancing well. It was never to be.
	12:40pm coelacanth: yeh, i thought i'd catch Mayuko close to on time today, for once; but i'm also glad i caught Bill close to on time.
	12:40pm Stanley: I start off with the 'the greaser' and move effortlessly to twenties old movie dancing
	12:40pm Bill Mac: Doctah J! I see Andy too!
	12:44pm Bill Mac: Stanley, you know they don't really dance that fast.
	12:47pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hooray for Zzzzzzero!
	12:48pm Bill Mac: Hey Ken! Hooray for you!
	12:49pm Stanley: Managed it when I was a younger man but it's more old drunk man style now. You know where the fella is slightly moving his feet to the music, eyes nearly closed, while clutching his bottle but in his mind he's dancing.
	12:49pm listener james from westwood: @Brian in UK: A cellar temp one would be delightful, thanks.
	12:52pm Brian in UK: james coming right up. Belhaven from Stanley's neck of the woods. Stanley, surprised there is no gin on your rather meager list of supplies. Forty gin distilleries have opened in this country since January.
	12:56pm Stanley: (lifts lid of pan on stove) Mmmm, that smells nice, dear. What is it? It's gin.
	1:01pm doctorjazz: Like this Arzoo a whole lot...
	1:01pm Brian in UK: Stanley. Botanicals.
	1:01pm KP: Mr. Mack, Happy Saturday!
	1:01pm Sem Chumbo: Gin Alley Oop. one drink and you feel like riding a dinosaur. s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...
	1:03pm Brian in UK: Sem soon be a Hogarthian scene here.
	1:06pm Brian in UK: KP got any gigs lined up for the festive season?
	1:06pm Sem Chumbo: The Sorrows of Gin, Brian.
	1:08pm doctorjazz: I'm outside, it's really cold... Reggae should warm things up a bit.
	1:08pm Brian in UK: Bill, the class analogy from earlier is good because Arthur Brown was a teacher in another life.
	1:09pm KP: Not soon, Brian in UK but hopefully early next year something fairly big. Thanks.
	1:10pm doctorjazz: Sounds like early Ornette at the beginning...
	1:10pm doctorjazz: Actually, electric Ornettte
	1:12pm doctorjazz: Not any more...
	1:13pm Brian in UK: KP ever heard of a band called 'Starry Eyed & Laughing'. Yes, they were an English band that had a Byrds habit. Sang original songs in a Byrds style. Saw them once. Good, but nothing like the real thing. Best live Byrds had to be Roger, Clarence, Gene & Clyde sorry Skip.
	1:16pm Brian in UK: Peter Blegvad used to be a cartoonist amongst other things if my memory serves.
	1:19pm Bill Mac: I like him enough but his approach is a bit too smooth
	1:24pm Sem Chumbo: How great is this. Lovely, Bill.
	1:25pm Bill Mac: Thanks Sem, I've been slackin' a bit on African music of late
	1:26pm Brian in UK: Said this before if you ever get the chance to see OPR GO. Still good after, how many years? Brilliant brass section with trouser creases you could cut hand open on. They can play any style.
	1:29pm Stanley: I've opened the special can I had sdaved espcially for this show. Man, I'm soaring now.
	1:30pm KP: Yes, Brian. I saw them here in NYC years ago and I have conversed with Tony Pool recently via Facebook.
	1:30pm Sem Chumbo: Ether?
	1:31pm Sem Chumbo: Honus Honus.
	1:33pm KP: Clyde, hah that's funny, Brian. Im a big fan of the "latter day Byrds," Skip in particular. I spoke to him once just to do so. Nice guy. Also saw him with the New Riders (tremendous show before a huge crowd in Central Park) and the Burritos.
	1:35pm Brian in UK: KP yes Tony Poole was the kind of leader. Had the first two albums an age ago. Someone told me that Gene Parsons might be touring. Still so sad that Clarence has gone. Only 33 years.
	1:38pm Brian in UK: Bill don't suppose that FMU has Panama Red by NRPS in the library. Not heard it in a millenium. KP just tripped the brain cells. KP was playing Fancy Nancy by Skip & Flip the other day.
	1:40pm Andy in Berlin: @ Brian - Peter B was indeed a cartoonist, and living in Paris to boot. I actually met him several decades ago, my friend Sheila and I went to the Doll Cinema in Times Square to see a porno triple feature and she brought him along, and he brought along a pint of scotch. Little did we know that one of the features was a live sex act. Thank god for the scotch! :)
	1:45pm Stanley: @Andy - your friend Sheila sounds quite a character.
	1:46pm Brian in UK: Andy, what was the name twisted .....?
	1:47pm Stanley: Nik Turnip. Yeah! More than once caught him on the same bill as Steve Cabbage.
	1:48pm Andy in Berlin: @ Stanley - she totally fucking is! She had just gotten her certification as a registered nurse and the film we went to see at the Doll Cinema was "Oh, Doctor!"
	1:49pm Bill Mac: He still tours the US regularly
	1:49pm Brian in UK: Stanley, Pondicherry sounds lovely. Any relation to Roger Rutabega?
	1:50pm Brian in UK: It aint no Carry On.
	1:50pm Andy in Berlin: @ Bill - Peter Blegvad and Andy Partridge do indeed have another album, it's called Orpheus - The Lowdown. There is a great song that I heard Irwin play called Galveston. It's Andy, Peter and a bowling ball!
	1:52pm Stanley: Brain - hahaha Andy - seems she knew what she was in for Bill - I remember way back I went to a Dylan gig (Blackbush 1978) and in protest of the price of tickets Nik set up his stage over the road and played for free.
	1:52pm Brian in UK: Oh Bill Offenbach's Orpheus in the Underworld would get us all dancing.
	1:54pm Brian in UK: Stanley the only time I went to Blackbushe was to see some drag racing. Fastest eta 7.11
	1:55pm Stanley: Brian - Pondicherry is our Christmas sojourn. Two days on the Indian ocean, eating French food.
	1:56pm Stanley: Dylan, Eric Clappedout and Joan Armatrading Then over the road for all night psych-out.
	1:56pm Brian in UK: Bluddy lovely. When do you return? (Never I hear you whisper) Oh thanks, Bill.
	1:56pm Sem Chumbo: Brother, its been awhile for this one, for me.
	1:57pm Stanley: Lovely track thanks Bill and Brian.
	1:58pm Sem Chumbo: Buddy Cage on pedal steel?
	1:59pm Sem Chumbo: of course, what was I thinking?
	2:00pm Brian in UK: I'm searching all the joints in town for PR. Sem that or Jerry Garcia. Think you are right. Fuckin' A, Bill. You de boss.
	2:00pm doctorjazz: Isn't Jerry Garcia the pedal steel on NRPS early albums?
	2:00pm Bill Mac: Following yer lead at the moment.... great stuff
	2:00pm coelacanth: jeez. ...i remember when panama red came breezing through town. $60./oz..."it better be good!"
	2:01pm Stanley: Makes your eyes red jus' thinkin' about it.
	2:01pm P-90: Mayuko HAS been doing 3 hours. Just sayin...
	2:02pm Brian in UK: Hands across the ocean.
	2:03pm doctorjazz: Wikipedia says Jerry Garcia 9 played pedal steel on 1 song on that album, not this one, was Buddy Cage (just as well, Garcia never really learned pedal steel...)
	2:05pm P-90: Yay! There will be another hour of...this
	2:05pm Bill Mac: Whatever THIS is....
	2:06pm Brian in UK: Not heard PR in 30 years but knew every word. All there in the grey room. Must put some tonic in this gin, I am not the man who fell to earth.
	2:07pm Brian in UK: Bill will say farewell now 'cause our ride will be here soon. Thanks so much.
	2:08pm KP: Brian, id love to see Gene Parsons! If he does Bugler i'll be sobbing. I did a youtube presentation of his acoustic live version of it. not live video but it was well received. i think you can just find me as Bill Sweeney. have other Byrds and KP stuff up too. Gotta go! Bye!
	2:08pm Stanley: Brian - Me and the young professor are away to India 21 Dec - 11 Jan. But by the magic of the internet I'll still be tuning in.
	2:08pm Bill Mac: Thanks for hanging round man. I'll sees you when I sees you
	2:11pm Stanley: Sem (if you're sill around) - a friend of mine has just come back from the Azores. Where is you are headed? I'll get so recommendations from him if you like.
	2:17pm Stanley: Leetle Richar
	2:18pm V Priceless: Yay Cramps!
	2:19pm Bill Mac: Fer Jay (and you guys too) wherever he is...
	2:20pm P-90: From 20th Century Schizoid Man to The Cramps. And beyond?
	2:29pm Sem Chumbo: ..and he's back. Yes, Stanley, that would be most helpful, trhank you.
	2:36pm northguineahills: Huh, Bill Mac is on, nice!
	2:36pm KP: im back!
	2:36pm KP: talking about my pals, the Pretty Things?
	2:37pm KP: KP sez NP
	2:37pm Stanley: Bill, friends, that's me out for the evening. Thoroughly enjoyed the music and the virtual cafe banter. Thanks everyone. Sem - will catch ya later. (Gathers entourage together and heads towards the limousine)
	2:38pm Bill Mac: OK Stan, thanks for getting here I'll send out the bat signal next time I'm around
	2:40pm Sem Chumbo: See ya around, Stanley.
	2:40pm Bill Mac: @KP Yeah just played something from Rage before Beauty in honor of the new Stones blues album
	2:44pm listener james from westwood: Whoa, the open of this Honey Cone track calls to mind the "Mad Men" theme. Could RJD2 have been listening to this track?
	2:45pm Bill Mac: James Missed that, I'll have to have a review.
	2:48pm KP: I used to have some marriott live bootlegs, solo shows. They were unbelievable.
	2:50pm Sem Chumbo: Hoo boy, now we're time travellin' :--D
	2:50pm Bill Mac: I saw him on TV one, pushing Thuderbox, he was a dynamo... I also pulled the Small Face and Rod without realizing it, just love this tune
	2:52pm KP: Is that Bill M singing along at end
	2:53pm V Priceless: Thanks Bill! Always great to hear you! Cheers!
	2:54pm Bill Mac: Thanks VP! See ya!
	2:55pm Sem Chumbo: Yep, nice, nice. Mose, such an artist. See you next time, Bill, been a mighty large time today.
	2:55pm KP: Marriott moment: Driving around tampa at night, horrendously hot, humid, foggy. Walk on Gilded Splinters, fillmore live, Humble pie. comes on. twenrty minutes at least. nice ride
	2:56pm Bill Mac: Mighty large indeed my friend... later
	3:01pm Bill Mac: Folks it has been grand today, thanks for tuning in, we'll be back soon!
	3:02pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Bill!
	3:03pm coelacanth: Thanks Bill! Excellent as usual. ciao
	3:03pm P-90: Thanks Bill Mac, get back to us just as soon as you can!
	3:03pm northguineahills: Thanks Bill!
	3:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: See you later, Bill. Assuming Mayuko will be here next week.
	3:05pm P-90: And give our holiday greetings to Mrs. Mac!

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from December 10, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Southern Culture on the Skids	Dirt Track Date	Dirt Track Date	DGC/Geffen		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Anton Karas	Third Man Theme "Third Man Theme" by "Anton Karas"				0:02:40 (Pop-up)
King Crimson	21st Century Schizoid Man, Man	In the Court of the Crimson King	EG		0:06:22 (Pop-up)
Emerson Lake & Palmer	From the Beginning	The Anthology	Manticore		0:13:26 (Pop-up)
Clark Hutchinson	Textures in 3/4 "Textures in 3/4" by "Clark Hutchinson"	A=MH2	Sunbeam		0:17:34 (Pop-up)
Edgar Broughton	Love in the Rain "Love in the Rain" by "Edgar Broughton"	I'm A Freak Baby	Grapefruit		0:27:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			0:31:22 (Pop-up)
Kaynak Pipers Band	Track One "Track One" by "Kaynak Pipers Band"	To Chicago and beyond	Electric Cowbell		0:39:55 (Pop-up)
Sylvie Vartan	Stupid Cupid "Stupid Cupid" by "Sylvie Vartan"	En Anglais et En American	Ace	*	0:45:07 (Pop-up)
Bridget St John	City Crazy "City Crazy" by "Bridget St John"	Fly High	Dandelion		0:47:13 (Pop-up)
Tenniscoats	Track 5 "Track 5" by "Tenniscoats"	Music Exists	Majickick	*	0:50:05 (Pop-up)
Blues Control	Iron Pigs "Iron Pigs" by "Blues Control"	OldEnuff2KnoBetta		*	0:53:27 (Pop-up)
M Ashraf	Arzoo "Arzoo" by "M Ashraf"	Early Pakistani Dance Music	Ovular	*	0:58:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:02:12 (Pop-up)
Singers & Players	This Assembly "This Assembly" by "Singers & Players"	Staggering Heights	On-u Sound	*	1:09:11 (Pop-up)
Peter Blegvad and Andy Partridge	The Devil's Lexicon	Gonwards			1:13:02 (Pop-up)
Pedro Santos	Sem Sombra "Sem Sombra" by "Pedro Santos"	Krishnanda	Mr Bongo	*	1:18:45 (Pop-up)
Orchestre Poly Rhythmo	Migbe "Migbe" by "Orchestre Poly Rhythmo"	Madjafalao	Because	*	1:23:28 (Pop-up)
Man Man	Hurly Burly "Hurly Burly" by "Man Man"				1:26:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:30:09 (Pop-up)
Turquoise Noise	Aware "Aware" by "Turquoise Noise"	Sweat Lodge	Related Records		1:36:02 (Pop-up)
Gazoline	Sally "Sally" by "Gazoline"	Punk 45 Les Punks the French Connection	Soul Jazz	*	1:37:41 (Pop-up)
Alan Vega	Body Bop "Body Bop" by "Alan Vega"	Deuce Avenue	Infinite Zero		1:40:51 (Pop-up)
Nik Turner	Bones of Elvis "Bones of Elvis" by "Nik Turner"	Prophets of Time	Cleopatra		1:45:22 (Pop-up)
Guerra Civil Espanola	Ay Carmela "Ay Carmela" by "Guerra Civil Espanola"				1:50:23 (Pop-up)
The Ex	Ay Carmela "Ay Carmela" by "The Ex"				1:52:53 (Pop-up)
New Riders of the Purple Sage	Panama Red	NRPS			1:56:01 (Pop-up)
Offenbach	Orpheus "Orpheus" by "Offenbach"				1:59:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			2:00:51 (Pop-up)
Sex Clark Five	The Men Who Don't Know Ice	Strum and Drum	Beehive		2:04:08 (Pop-up)
Pretty Things	Passion of Love "Passion of Love" by "Pretty Things"	Rage before Beauty	Snapper		2:05:49 (Pop-up)
Yardbirds	Hot House of Omagarashid	Roger the Engineer	Warner		2:09:09 (Pop-up)
The Speakers	Reflejos de la Olla "Reflejos de la Olla" by "The Speakers"	En El Maravilloso Mundo de Ingeson	The Speakers		2:11:51 (Pop-up)
El Blaszczyk Rock Band Himself	Tentative Disco	The Quirky Lost Tapes	Born Bad		2:14:47 (Pop-up)
Cramps	The Way I Walk "The Way I Walk" by "Cramps"	File Under Sacred Music	Munster		2:18:16 (Pop-up)
Foom	Monster Boogie "Monster Boogie" by "Foom"	Six of my Favorite Turds	Stoamchache		2:20:14 (Pop-up)
Tim Presley	The Wink "The Wink" by "Tim Presley"	The Wink	Drag City	*	2:24:02 (Pop-up)
African Head Charge	Makola Market	Return of the Crocodile	On U Sound	*	2:27:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			2:30:23 (Pop-up)
Harvey	Hey Way You Wanta "Hey Way You Wanta" by "Harvey"	Follow Me to the Popcorn	Jazzman	*	2:37:46 (Pop-up)
Mike Watt	Making the Freeway "Making the Freeway" by "Mike Watt"	Ring Spiel 95	Legacy	*	2:40:44 (Pop-up)
Honey Cone	Take My Love "Take My Love" by "Honey Cone"	Soulful Sugar	Hot Wax		2:42:32 (Pop-up)
Small Faces	Here Come the Nice "Here Come the Nice" by "Small Faces"	There are But Four Small Faces	Immediate		2:46:09 (Pop-up)
Rod Stewart	Country Comfort "Country Comfort" by "Rod Stewart"	Reason to Believe	Mercury		2:48:15 (Pop-up)
Mose Allison	If You're Goin to the City	I'm Not Talkin	Ace		2:53:01 (Pop-up)
Ian Carmichael	Lemon Twist "Lemon Twist" by "Ian Carmichael"	And This Is Me: Britain's Finest Thespians Sing	Croydon Municipal		2:55:53 (Pop-up)
Cedell Davis	Ain't Planning on Dying	Even the Devil Gets the Blues	Sunyata		2:59:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:03am Sem Chumbo: I'll just put this whoopee cushion in the dj chair, Bill will never see it in the dark.
	11:25am Brian in UK: Tee Hee. Have you got the plastic dog poo? Ooops, it's not plastic.
	11:56am Brian in UK: Bill, bad news, there are some cases of avian flu in Europe. Been told to wear masks. How the hell you get a mask on a chicken I have no idea. Good idea for a Christmas board game mebbe.
	11:58am Bill Mac: Looks like I got the top of the class today....
	12:01pm Stanley: Can I come back in, now?
	12:01pm Brian in UK: Who are the two oddballs not smoking in the front row?
	12:02pm Sem Chumbo: Gotta mask on, Stanley?
	12:03pm Brian in UK: I was on that big wheel summer last year.
	12:03pm Stanley: I'll only reveal my true identity at the end of the showw
	12:04pm Brian in UK: Like the clapping technique in the third (man) row.
	12:04pm Sem Chumbo: I always think of Vienna in b&w. Helluva movie.
	12:04pm Bill Mac: I can see the three of you in there. Pick out the most enthusiastic guys in the group
	12:04pm Sem Chumbo: Upper left. Guy making fart noises, I just know it.
	12:05pm e12: got a bad case of the beetle lung
	12:05pm Brian in UK: Sem, how is the Cape Verde caper coming on? Just been drinking some green tea from there.
	12:05pm Stanley: Second row, far left Benny the Ball in asuit?
	12:06pm Stanley: Hi Bill, Sem, Brian and e12, I sees ya.
	12:06pm Jay/London: hi bill have made your show this time ... any cramps coming up today ?
	12:06pm Brian in UK: Third man 'cause of my carpel tunnel (in both hands)
	12:07pm listener james from westwood: Happy Saturday, Bill and all!!
	12:07pm Bill Mac: Hiya Jay, I'll run down stairs first chance
	12:08pm Brian in UK: Hey Jay, don't know about cramps, still got back ache.
	12:08pm Jay/London: don't run bill :)
	12:08pm Stanley: Flipper's dad, first row on right.
	12:09pm Sem Chumbo: Jezus: best mescaline of my life and this album on the stereo hi-fi. Revaltory. @Brian: still haggling over itineraries, but looking good for Azores and Madeidra.
	12:09pm Stanley: Jay! Listener Jay!
	12:09pm Bill Mac: James! Howya doon!
	12:10pm Brian in UK: Brave New Sem?
	12:10pm Stanley: Hold on, I've got to lie down on the floor to get the full effect of this track
	12:11pm Bill Mac: Had to pay respect. ELP my first concert. Dressed like I was doing to church. Hippies throwin ciggy and joint butts in my coat hood.
	12:11pm Sem Chumbo: In spades, Brian.
	12:12pm coelacanth: greetings Bill; schizoids....
	12:13pm Bill Mac: CC!
	12:14pm Sem Chumbo: @coel: you talking to mes?
	12:14pm Brian in UK: Remember that fold out face cover. Thought the first Supergrass took the style from it.
	12:15pm listener james from westwood: @Bill: Surviving, proofreading, and doing laundry, in something resembling that order.
	12:15pm Bill Mac: So many memories of this record, some accidental.
	12:16pm Stanley: Brian - all purple hues and hair a-flowing.
	12:17pm coelacanth: Sem, yes! (among others, including moi) and i'm sure i took mesc prior to at least one listening of court of the crimson king, as well.
	12:18pm Brian in UK: Used to have this wonderful pair of three striped trousers, blue, grey and white. Hung on the hips a treat.
	12:18pm P-90: So unexpected (and so sad) to see Emerson and Lake go in the same year...jeeez.
	12:20pm Sem Chumbo: Hey, P-90. Good to see you.
	12:20pm coelacanth: rest in peace Greg Lake...and Keith Emerson. Greg was truly gifted, and Keith was groundbreaking.
	12:20pm Brian in UK: Bill, you are digging them up. Egg next then. Van der Graaf?
	12:21pm Brian in UK: @coel thought his work in The Nice was good.
	12:21pm Bill Mac: I gotta make sure you stay active. Nothing over 8 minutes after this. P-90!!!
	12:21pm V Priceless: Hey Bill!
	12:22pm Bill Mac: VP!
	12:22pm Brian in UK: I brought sandwiches and a thermos. The sulphate came later.
	12:23pm Stanley: @P-90 agreed, very sad.
	12:23pm Stanley: Tonto's Expanding Headband for me!
	12:25pm Brian in UK: I preferred Beaver & Krause. All Good Men is a fab album.
	12:26pm coelacanth: Brian - the nice has never grabbed me, but i admit a high degree of ignorance. it's high time i familiarize, hey?
	12:26pm Andy in Berlin: Greatings from the virtual diner! Today's dinnertime special, baked chicken and sweet potatoes with lots of butter!! (And our waitress Marge says, she's a big Tonto's Exploding Headband fan!)
	12:26pm Brian in UK: They did a great version of America. They was no need to burn the flag though.
	12:27pm Jay/London: hi andy how's berlin hop[e you are hungry !!!
	12:28pm Brian in UK: Bill, talking of food. Got to cut out later, dinner date at an Afghan restaurant. Now Afghan. Hmm. Chillum anyone.
	12:28pm Sem Chumbo: Gimmee two, Brian.
	12:29pm Bill Mac: Sounds great Brian. Chillum?
	12:29pm Brian in UK: If I had all the money I had spent on .....I'd spend it on .......
	12:30pm coelacanth: "america" the Simon & Garfunkle song?, the steppenwolf song?, the ...uh , traditional song? - i'll check 'em out.
	12:31pm coelacanth: i hope this song goes on for 8 minutes or longer.
	12:31pm Stanley: I've got my office party later. We've got five cases of beer, three cases of champagne, five bottles of Jack Daniels, an ounce of coke and a half pound of pot........for the three of us!
	12:32pm Brian in UK: coel Bernstein Romeo & Juliet. Bill, a pipelike method of ingesting 'erb and suchlike.
	12:33pm Sem Chumbo: Hope you've got 999 on speed-dial, Stanley. Or the ghost of Dr. HS Thompson.
	12:33pm Brian in UK: Fear & Loathing in Leith.
	12:34pm Sem Chumbo: We were somewhere near Leith when the drugs began to take hold.
	12:35pm listener james from westwood: The one flaw of working from home as a solo freelancer: no holiday parties. I mean, sure I could load up on food and drink here, but how much sweeter to have an employer pick up the tab for many, many drinks?
	12:35pm coelacanth: i suppose 3-4 minutes was enough for that, Bill. good song though. - isn't yes' america on their first album?
	12:35pm listener james from westwood: @Stanley, watch out for that long stretch through bat country!
	12:36pm Brian in UK: james can I get you a beer? Cellar temp English or cold European.
	12:37pm Andy in Berlin: @Jay - very hungry!
	12:38pm coelacanth: no. i do more cringing for freebird than dancing. the length of schizoid man is juuuust right.
	12:38pm Brian in UK: Something called idiot dancing was popular. Not for me.
	12:38pm doctorjazz: Hey all, Happy Saturday.
	12:39pm Sem Chumbo: I dreamed of idiot dancing well. It was never to be.
	12:40pm coelacanth: yeh, i thought i'd catch Mayuko close to on time today, for once; but i'm also glad i caught Bill close to on time.
	12:40pm Stanley: I start off with the 'the greaser' and move effortlessly to twenties old movie dancing
	12:40pm Bill Mac: Doctah J! I see Andy too!
	12:44pm Bill Mac: Stanley, you know they don't really dance that fast.
	12:47pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hooray for Zzzzzzero!
	12:48pm Bill Mac: Hey Ken! Hooray for you!
	12:49pm Stanley: Managed it when I was a younger man but it's more old drunk man style now. You know where the fella is slightly moving his feet to the music, eyes nearly closed, while clutching his bottle but in his mind he's dancing.
	12:49pm listener james from westwood: @Brian in UK: A cellar temp one would be delightful, thanks.
	12:52pm Brian in UK: james coming right up. Belhaven from Stanley's neck of the woods. Stanley, surprised there is no gin on your rather meager list of supplies. Forty gin distilleries have opened in this country since January.
	12:56pm Stanley: (lifts lid of pan on stove) Mmmm, that smells nice, dear. What is it? It's gin.
	1:01pm doctorjazz: Like this Arzoo a whole lot...
	1:01pm Brian in UK: Stanley. Botanicals.
	1:01pm KP: Mr. Mack, Happy Saturday!
	1:01pm Sem Chumbo: Gin Alley Oop. one drink and you feel like riding a dinosaur. s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...
	1:03pm Brian in UK: Sem soon be a Hogarthian scene here.
	1:06pm Brian in UK: KP got any gigs lined up for the festive season?
	1:06pm Sem Chumbo: The Sorrows of Gin, Brian.
	1:08pm doctorjazz: I'm outside, it's really cold... Reggae should warm things up a bit.
	1:08pm Brian in UK: Bill, the class analogy from earlier is good because Arthur Brown was a teacher in another life.
	1:09pm KP: Not soon, Brian in UK but hopefully early next year something fairly big. Thanks.
	1:10pm doctorjazz: Sounds like early Ornette at the beginning...
	1:10pm doctorjazz: Actually, electric Ornettte
	1:12pm doctorjazz: Not any more...
	1:13pm Brian in UK: KP ever heard of a band called 'Starry Eyed & Laughing'. Yes, they were an English band that had a Byrds habit. Sang original songs in a Byrds style. Saw them once. Good, but nothing like the real thing. Best live Byrds had to be Roger, Clarence, Gene & Clyde sorry Skip.
	1:16pm Brian in UK: Peter Blegvad used to be a cartoonist amongst other things if my memory serves.
	1:19pm Bill Mac: I like him enough but his approach is a bit too smooth
	1:24pm Sem Chumbo: How great is this. Lovely, Bill.
	1:25pm Bill Mac: Thanks Sem, I've been slackin' a bit on African music of late
	1:26pm Brian in UK: Said this before if you ever get the chance to see OPR GO. Still good after, how many years? Brilliant brass section with trouser creases you could cut hand open on. They can play any style.
	1:29pm Stanley: I've opened the special can I had sdaved espcially for this show. Man, I'm soaring now.
	1:30pm KP: Yes, Brian. I saw them here in NYC years ago and I have conversed with Tony Pool recently via Facebook.
	1:30pm Sem Chumbo: Ether?
	1:31pm Sem Chumbo: Honus Honus.
	1:33pm KP: Clyde, hah that's funny, Brian. Im a big fan of the "latter day Byrds," Skip in particular. I spoke to him once just to do so. Nice guy. Also saw him with the New Riders (tremendous show before a huge crowd in Central Park) and the Burritos.
	1:35pm Brian in UK: KP yes Tony Poole was the kind of leader. Had the first two albums an age ago. Someone told me that Gene Parsons might be touring. Still so sad that Clarence has gone. Only 33 years.
	1:38pm Brian in UK: Bill don't suppose that FMU has Panama Red by NRPS in the library. Not heard it in a millenium. KP just tripped the brain cells. KP was playing Fancy Nancy by Skip & Flip the other day.
	1:40pm Andy in Berlin: @ Brian - Peter B was indeed a cartoonist, and living in Paris to boot. I actually met him several decades ago, my friend Sheila and I went to the Doll Cinema in Times Square to see a porno triple feature and she brought him along, and he brought along a pint of scotch. Little did we know that one of the features was a live sex act. Thank god for the scotch! :)
	1:45pm Stanley: @Andy - your friend Sheila sounds quite a character.
	1:46pm Brian in UK: Andy, what was the name twisted .....?
	1:47pm Stanley: Nik Turnip. Yeah! More than once caught him on the same bill as Steve Cabbage.
	1:48pm Andy in Berlin: @ Stanley - she totally fucking is! She had just gotten her certification as a registered nurse and the film we went to see at the Doll Cinema was "Oh, Doctor!"
	1:49pm Bill Mac: He still tours the US regularly
	1:49pm Brian in UK: Stanley, Pondicherry sounds lovely. Any relation to Roger Rutabega?
	1:50pm Brian in UK: It aint no Carry On.
	1:50pm Andy in Berlin: @ Bill - Peter Blegvad and Andy Partridge do indeed have another album, it's called Orpheus - The Lowdown. There is a great song that I heard Irwin play called Galveston. It's Andy, Peter and a bowling ball!
	1:52pm Stanley: Brain - hahaha Andy - seems she knew what she was in for Bill - I remember way back I went to a Dylan gig (Blackbush 1978) and in protest of the price of tickets Nik set up his stage over the road and played for free.
	1:52pm Brian in UK: Oh Bill Offenbach's Orpheus in the Underworld would get us all dancing.
	1:54pm Brian in UK: Stanley the only time I went to Blackbushe was to see some drag racing. Fastest eta 7.11
	1:55pm Stanley: Brian - Pondicherry is our Christmas sojourn. Two days on the Indian ocean, eating French food.
	1:56pm Stanley: Dylan, Eric Clappedout and Joan Armatrading Then over the road for all night psych-out.
	1:56pm Brian in UK: Bluddy lovely. When do you return? (Never I hear you whisper) Oh thanks, Bill.
	1:56pm Sem Chumbo: Brother, its been awhile for this one, for me.
	1:57pm Stanley: Lovely track thanks Bill and Brian.
	1:58pm Sem Chumbo: Buddy Cage on pedal steel?
	1:59pm Sem Chumbo: of course, what was I thinking?
	2:00pm Brian in UK: I'm searching all the joints in town for PR. Sem that or Jerry Garcia. Think you are right. Fuckin' A, Bill. You de boss.
	2:00pm doctorjazz: Isn't Jerry Garcia the pedal steel on NRPS early albums?
	2:00pm Bill Mac: Following yer lead at the moment.... great stuff
	2:00pm coelacanth: jeez. ...i remember when panama red came breezing through town. $60./oz..."it better be good!"
	2:01pm Stanley: Makes your eyes red jus' thinkin' about it.
	2:01pm P-90: Mayuko HAS been doing 3 hours. Just sayin...
	2:02pm Brian in UK: Hands across the ocean.
	2:03pm doctorjazz: Wikipedia says Jerry Garcia 9 played pedal steel on 1 song on that album, not this one, was Buddy Cage (just as well, Garcia never really learned pedal steel...)
	2:05pm P-90: Yay! There will be another hour of...this
	2:05pm Bill Mac: Whatever THIS is....
	2:06pm Brian in UK: Not heard PR in 30 years but knew every word. All there in the grey room. Must put some tonic in this gin, I am not the man who fell to earth.
	2:07pm Brian in UK: Bill will say farewell now 'cause our ride will be here soon. Thanks so much.
	2:08pm KP: Brian, id love to see Gene Parsons! If he does Bugler i'll be sobbing. I did a youtube presentation of his acoustic live version of it. not live video but it was well received. i think you can just find me as Bill Sweeney. have other Byrds and KP stuff up too. Gotta go! Bye!
	2:08pm Stanley: Brian - Me and the young professor are away to India 21 Dec - 11 Jan. But by the magic of the internet I'll still be tuning in.
	2:08pm Bill Mac: Thanks for hanging round man. I'll sees you when I sees you
	2:11pm Stanley: Sem (if you're sill around) - a friend of mine has just come back from the Azores. Where is you are headed? I'll get so recommendations from him if you like.
	2:17pm Stanley: Leetle Richar
	2:18pm V Priceless: Yay Cramps!
	2:19pm Bill Mac: Fer Jay (and you guys too) wherever he is...
	2:20pm P-90: From 20th Century Schizoid Man to The Cramps. And beyond?
	2:29pm Sem Chumbo: ..and he's back. Yes, Stanley, that would be most helpful, trhank you.
	2:36pm northguineahills: Huh, Bill Mac is on, nice!
	2:36pm KP: im back!
	2:36pm KP: talking about my pals, the Pretty Things?
	2:37pm KP: KP sez NP
	2:37pm Stanley: Bill, friends, that's me out for the evening. Thoroughly enjoyed the music and the virtual cafe banter. Thanks everyone. Sem - will catch ya later. (Gathers entourage together and heads towards the limousine)
	2:38pm Bill Mac: OK Stan, thanks for getting here I'll send out the bat signal next time I'm around
	2:40pm Sem Chumbo: See ya around, Stanley.
	2:40pm Bill Mac: @KP Yeah just played something from Rage before Beauty in honor of the new Stones blues album
	2:44pm listener james from westwood: Whoa, the open of this Honey Cone track calls to mind the "Mad Men" theme. Could RJD2 have been listening to this track?
	2:45pm Bill Mac: James Missed that, I'll have to have a review.
	2:48pm KP: I used to have some marriott live bootlegs, solo shows. They were unbelievable.
	2:50pm Sem Chumbo: Hoo boy, now we're time travellin' :--D
	2:50pm Bill Mac: I saw him on TV one, pushing Thuderbox, he was a dynamo... I also pulled the Small Face and Rod without realizing it, just love this tune
	2:52pm KP: Is that Bill M singing along at end
	2:53pm V Priceless: Thanks Bill! Always great to hear you! Cheers!
	2:54pm Bill Mac: Thanks VP! See ya!
	2:55pm Sem Chumbo: Yep, nice, nice. Mose, such an artist. See you next time, Bill, been a mighty large time today.
	2:55pm KP: Marriott moment: Driving around tampa at night, horrendously hot, humid, foggy. Walk on Gilded Splinters, fillmore live, Humble pie. comes on. twenrty minutes at least. nice ride
	2:56pm Bill Mac: Mighty large indeed my friend... later
	3:01pm Bill Mac: Folks it has been grand today, thanks for tuning in, we'll be back soon!
	3:02pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Bill!
	3:03pm coelacanth: Thanks Bill! Excellent as usual. ciao
	3:03pm P-90: Thanks Bill Mac, get back to us just as soon as you can!
	3:03pm northguineahills: Thanks Bill!
	3:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: See you later, Bill. Assuming Mayuko will be here next week.
	3:05pm P-90: And give our holiday greetings to Mrs. Mac!

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from December 10, 2016

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