WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from March 21, 2018

Listener comments!
	7:01pm hyde: hello! good theme tonight.
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Gary! Hope you were able to dodge the snow without great fuss!
	7:04pm listener james from westwood: Oy, at least you got a message. I have not-fond memories of one NJT bus making repeated attempts to charge up a steep, snow-entombed hill in Paramus, only to slide back down over and over.
	7:05pm Gary: Hey there, Hyde and James!
	7:11pm northguineahills: (Praying for beer o'clock to commence [won't happen until I'm finished here at work]).
	🇰🇷 7:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I say ad nauseam - years & years & years ago on PBS Newshour there was a Climate Scientist who said that Higher Temp.s & Rising SeaLevels (more moisture) will mean fewer storms - but larger! & what this will mean is more 'slam dunks': imagine the baskets in basketball getting lower & lower...It's likely to just get more & more 'interesting' on the Coasts... Galldangit Gary - it's a privilege to be presented w/ yer curation & preesentation. Don'chaknow.
	7:14pm Gary: NGH! RevRab!
	7:18pm TDK60: 1st time here. May I sit and listen.
	7:19pm Gary: TDK60, home taping is ruining the industry, but by all means, have a seat!
	7:21pm listener james from westwood: C30-C60-C90—go!
	7:21pm listener james from westwood: TDK60, this show is a weekly feast. Your plate will be filled and your goblet kept full.
	7:21pm tim abdellah: Greetings, y'all - looking forward to the dusty audio today!
	7:23pm Gary: Tim! Hey, I just started reading Paul Bowles Travels collection (for the music stuff, obvs.)
	7:23pm northguineahills: I remember purchasing Flying Saucer Attack CDs that said (on each one) "cds kill music ".
	7:23pm TDK60: ...was just wondering what artist to put on side B of tape w/Robyn Hitchcock new album; onto Maxell 90 UR. (piracy admitted publicly)
	7:24pm tim abdellah: Nice! I think "Their Heads Are Green and Their Hands Are Blue" has something on his musical travels around Morocco.
	7:25pm Gary: Yes, the Travels book collects most or all of those pieces!
	7:26pm hyde: this is great, i don't really know the Victrola release
	7:28pm Scraps h’m (h’m): hey h’lo please no snow here, no snow
	7:28pm TDK60: Never even heard Bowles' music. So much to get to...
	7:30pm northguineahills: shellac comes from the femal lac bug (from SE Asia?)
	7:34pm Gary: Scraps! And, yes, it's the lac bug!
	7:36pm tim abdellah: Youuuuuuuuuuuuyouyouyouyouyouyouyouuuuuuuuuueeeeeeeeeee!!
	7:37pm TDK60: Now that bass drum, the person on it knows how to.
	7:40pm northguineahills: I always remembered it as She-lac.
	7:40pm Parq: Gary! Thanks to my snow day, I get to hear your entire show this week. Sorry I didn't get to see you during 'thon. Maybe at the Record Fair.
	7:42pm Parq: Oh, and for anyone who's on Instagram, DtD's IG account is a must. They posted a Sister Rosetta Tharp clip today that left me honestly baffled as to why she isn't every bit as revered as Bo Diddley.
	7:42pm Gary: Hey, Parq! No doubt will see you at the Fair!
	7:44pm Gary: Sister Rosetta Tharp was amazing
	7:47pm Scraps: If you don’t already know, the Austin bombig suspect today blew himself up when police were closing in.
	7:48pm northguineahills: PBS did an amazing American Masters doc on Sister Rossetta Tharpe.
	7:49pm Gary: Oh, I need to see that
	7:49pm hyde: yeah, me too
	7:59pm northguineahills: I have shellac '78s that are both 10" and 12"
	7:59pm tim abdellah: I remember that 16RPM setting!
	8:00pm hyde: when i was a kid, we had a portable, clamshell like turntable that played at 16, 33, 45 and 78
	8:00pm tim abdellah: Yeah, I helped out with the notes a little bit on that one.
	8:01pm hyde: me and my little sister used to listen to the ringo starr drum solo from "the end" at 16 rpm
	8:01pm TDK60: I'm old enough to recall rekkid players with 16 / 33 / 45. Yes, 16 RPM was mostly talk/stories. Recall some kids' recordings. When I got older used to fool with rekkids on the wrong speed. I've heard that some WFMU DJs do that on rare occasion.
	8:02pm northguineahills: my Vestax turntables play at continuous speeds from 16-78 rpms (and backwards).
	8:03pm tim abdellah: Dave also got input from Ayyoub Ajmi from the fantastic www.settatbladi.org. That whole audio collection has moved over to the Internet Archive at archive.org... Bitrates are low, but the material is fantastic!
	8:03pm Gary: Haha, laughing at Hyde & sis listening to Slooow Ringooo
	8:04pm Gary: Oh, man -- I didn't know about Settatbladi!
	8:05pm tim abdellah: Oh yeah - phenomenal collection, primarily of aita stuff
	8:05pm TDK60: ...still wondering @ Side B; ideas?
	8:07pm Gary: With new Robyn Hitchcock -- that's a tough one ... hmm ...
	8:08pm TDK60: ...maybe just some other R.H.!
	8:09pm Gary: Haha
	8:09pm Doug Schulkind: Gary hello!
	8:09pm Gary: Doug!
	8:10pm tim abdellah: @TDK60: I like that latest Robyn Hitchcock album! If you want an all-Robyn tape, you could B-side it with an oldie like "Underwater Moonlight", or a more recent one. I like "Spooked" and "Goognight Oslo" from the last decade or so.
	8:11pm Doug Schulkind: I love this Kassidat collection. Almost physically.
	8:13pm hyde: yeah! Kassidat. this one is great.
	8:16pm TDK60: Thanks for the good deas Tim. // Is this Moroccan language Berber or Arab or other?
	8:17pm Gary: That last track was Arabic and Tamazight
	8:19pm northguineahills: I'm going to say Berber, but I could be wrong and just be a rural Moroccan Arab accent. (Tamazight is the native Berber word for Berber).
	8:19pm tim abdellah: Seriously great stuff on the the Kassidat collection. Dave Murray has some amazing records! I think 'Makh Makh' is actually in Arabic, but some pretty far out Arabic. Would have to listen more closely - it's been a while.
	8:19pm tim abdellah: Oh, thanks for clarifying, Gary. I remember having trouble with that one!
	8:22pm tim abdellah: This Yemeni stuff is also phenomenal!
	8:25pm Gary: How can we cajole DTD to put out some more of these amazing collections?
	8:28pm Sam Segal: Greetings, Gary et al!
	8:29pm Gary: Sam!
	8:32pm northguineahills: At my old bodega in Bushwick, I commented on how I liked their Yemeni folk music they were playing, so, the guy gave me a 2 cassettes and a cdr on the spot.
	8:34pm TDK60: Used to get some great Bollywood cassettes at an Indian grocery. $2. There was room on the cassette for you to label it.
	8:35pm tim abdellah: Hello there ladies and gentlemen! (2nd Cheap Trick album "In Color")
	8:37pm northguineahills: tim's brain is faster then mine tonight.
	8:39pm Jeff g. via app: Gary! Stunning! Thanks for this show and for your wonderful help last Sunday!
	8:40pm Gary: Jeff! So great to see you (several times!)!
	8:41pm Sam Segal: Anything from the Excavated Shellac compilations coming up, Gary?
	8:41pm Gary: And, yes, Hello There Ladies and Gentlemen -- which, by the way, was the first song I ever heard live, because Cheap Trick opening for KISS was the first concert I ever went to
	8:42pm TDK60: Cheap Trick and Kiss. Wow, big excitement for a young-un!
	8:43pm Gary: I was 14 and it was like I had died and gone to heaven
	8:46pm tim abdellah: Wow Gary - how awesome is that! My first concert was George Benson at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley, touring for the big "Weekend in L.A." album. Not very rock, but very enjoyable! Then saw Weather Report with Jaco, which was very rock!
	8:47pm Gary: Sam, just in the background, unfortunately -- so much vocal music to get through (and I have a thing for vocal music)
	8:48pm TDK60: And look where it took you...old 78s from Indonesia. // My first: Soupy Sales [sic], The Hollies, Hullabaloos, etc. old-style revue.
	8:48pm Gary: Tim, you were way more sophisticated than me. I was basically there to see a guy in stage makeup blow fire out his mouth and let fake blood drip from his tongue
	8:51pm tim abdellah: LOL!!
	8:51pm TDK60: The Hollies were loud, brash, energetic. I was rocked. Apr. '65
	8:51pm Doug Schulkind: First real concert I ever went to: Ravi Shankar and then Billy Preston opening for George Harrison.
	8:52pm tim abdellah: @ TDK60 - I LOVE the Hollies - they were so great around that time! @Doug - wow! was that the Dark Horse North America tour?
	8:53pm TDK60: Doug, Starting with Ravi!! My word.
	8:53pm Dean: First concert: Yes, Ace opening. Umpteenth concert: Cheap Trick at the Whisky in LA, their second visit to the city, I think. Saw them three times in progressively larger venues, and they improved each time. Can't say that about a lot of bands.
	8:53pm Gary: Ravi Shankar?!? How old were you?
	8:54pm Gary: Dean!
	8:54pm Dean: Pretty sure I heard Ali Akhbar Khan at Occidental way back then.
	8:56pm Gary: Damn, the Hollies in 65
	8:56pm Jeff g. via app: First concert: James Taylor in Boston. I recall our crew being aggrieved by punks as we waited for the bus ride home.
	8:57pm Gary: Haha, whaaaa? I can't imagine you going to that, Jeff
	8:59pm Dean: Real first concert, though, was a subset of the LA Phil at a high school auditorium in my town, Zubin Mehta conducting.
	8:59pm Jeff g. via app: Well, it's an evolutionary process, innit?
	9:00pm Gary: True
	9:01pm tim abdellah: @Jeff - LOL! @Dean - nice! My first rock show was Jefferson Starship at the Warfield in SF. Neither Grace Slick nor Marty Balin were in the group then. So it was Mickey Thomas doing the main singing. They did a cover of "My Sharona".
	9:02pm Dean: I prefer to think it's preordained. Also, what's the shame in hearing James Taylor?
	9:02pm Doug Schulkind: I was 13, I think, Gary.
	9:03pm Doug Schulkind: @tim a Yes, the Dark Horse Tour in '74.
	9:03pm TDK60: About my 2nd maybe The Byrds and The Dillards at Syria Mosque, Newark. Byrds in their "Turn! Turn! Turn!" tour, incredible.
	9:03pm Doug Schulkind: I'm now remembering that Ravi Shakar was ill that night and just his band played.
	9:04pm Doug Schulkind: Here is the set list!! www.setlist.fm...
	9:05pm Doug Schulkind: My afro was as big as Billy Preston's at that time.
	9:06pm Dean: In the event Uncle Michael is lurking, I should note that my "first" concert reports here of course do not include the Grateful Dead's first show. I attended every GD show.
	9:07pm Gary: I can't believe a 13 year old wanted to see Ravi Shankar!
	9:07pm Joe: Maybe this was already mentioned as I just came in but is that the melody to Swan Lake?
	9:07pm Doug Schulkind: Earlier that day, Harrison, Shankar, Preston and band members visited the White House: www.whitehousehistory.org...
	9:08pm Gary: Haha, I dunno, Joe -- HI!!!
	9:08pm tim abdellah: @ Joe - I think that's right. I was thinking Rimsky-Korsakov's Scheherazade, but I think you're right.
	9:11pm Parq: Don't Think I've Forgotten is on my very short list of the best pop music documentaries I've ever seen. It just might be The best.
	9:11pm tim abdellah: @TDK - wow! David Crosby was still in the group then, right? How great!
	9:12pm TDK60: Yes, Gene Clark too. Everything they were doing was so unheard of, it was electric.
	9:12pm hyde: @TDK60 ack that Byrds show! i'm soooooo jealous
	9:12pm Parq: There are a lot of Modren versions of Swan Lake out there. Something about that melody just seems to grab that crowd. I think its use in Dracula may have something to do with that.
	9:13pm northguineahills: In my local city council election, an youngish (a year younger then I) African-American (Who lived for a spell in Ft Greene, Brooklyn) woman beat the incumbent 64%-36%. I met her and talked to her for a good while. I couldn't be more ecstatic.
	9:13pm hyde: @TDK60 gene clark was the greatest
	9:13pm TDK60: ..to hear the unheard...that's why we hang around these parts.
	9:14pm tim abdellah: OMG - speaking of James Taylor!
	9:14pm Dean: ...who was speaking of Carole King!
	9:15pm Gary: Haha, I hope Jeff's still listening so he gets to hear this
	9:15pm Jeff g. via app: Yah! It's like 1982 all over again. Sorta.
	9:16pm northguineahills: Ok, hear ya at home Gary, leaving work!
	9:16pm tim abdellah: I am loving the organ or accordion that is playing in the background on this track
	9:17pm Gary: It's gotta be an organ of some kind ...? Night, NGH!
	9:18pm Uncle Michael: hey!
	9:19pm Gary: Uncle Michael!
	9:20pm TDK60: hyde: yes to Gene Clark; I've sat in silence with his ringing voice of yearning.
	9:20pm Uncle Michael: How's the weather?
	9:20pm Doug Schulkind: I am feeling LUK-y!
	9:21pm Gary: Haha, well, it was a snow day for me
	9:22pm TDK60: This stiff is really soul-like.
	9:22pm TDK60: [stuff]
	9:24pm Parq: Weather Underground says it's still snowing but you couldn't prove it by what I'm able to see out my window in the dark. In Manhattan, it's been what it almost always is -- a boatload of slush.
	9:27pm joe: @Parq to your point as a HUGH Universal Monsters fan that is why it has become so recognizable to me.
	9:30pm hyde: this is all such good stuff
	9:31pm tim abdellah: This is mesmerizing!
	9:31pm Uncle Michael: I'm turning in early. A couple more nights of that I'll be nearly recovered from marathon.
	9:32pm TDK60: Such great music tonight.
	9:34pm ike: Dig it!
	9:36pm tim abdellah: Oh yes - what a fantastic reissue this is! Beautiful package, thoughtful expansion of the original 2-LP set, and some remarkable recordings.
	9:36pm TDK60: Then, a year or so later, saw The Byrds during their "Fifth Dimension" tour at Village Gate, now Le Poisosn Rouge. Life was never the same after that show.
	9:37pm Gary: Ike!
	9:39pm Funky16corners: Good evening Gary!
	9:39pm northguineahills: made it back in time!
	9:41pm Gary: Larry! NGHx2!
	9:44pm northguineahills: Weather Underground says it's supposed to get down to 38F/3C, and I really don't want to bring my plants inside/cover the rest.
	9:45pm Gary: Right after this show, at 10 PM sharp, join Larry Grogan's Testify! Tonight's show: "Folk rockers, psychedelic Australians, jazzy folkers, and a trek into the windmills of your mind!" wfmu.org...
	9:45pm TDK60: Thanks Gary, will come back again and take a seat.
	9:46pm Funky16corners: We’re getting buried in snow here at the Jersey Shore
	9:48pm hyde: Boston snowstorm is a bust (as in ZERO snow so far) which is fine by me after the last two pastings
	9:48pm Gary: Nice to meet you, TDK60 (even if your home taping escapades are destroying the industry)!
	9:48pm tim abdellah: Some great ahwach sounds right here - love these loping rhythms
	9:49pm Gary: Loping is the perfect word for this, Tim
	9:54pm northguineahills: Bowing out to feed my brain (i need to read read/listen to educational pocasts 3-4 hours a day to keep my sanity, you and WFMU help keep the rest. Cheer-y-OOOs todos! (will be back for Larry).
	9:56pm Gary: Night, NGH!
	9:57pm hyde: thanks Gary!
	9:57pm tim abdellah: G'nite NGH Gary - glad to hear your hitting the Bowles - it's been years since I read him, but he was really something special. Have a great night, all!
	9:58pm Gary: Night, everyone!
	9:59pm Parq: Superb show, Gary. I started out as a DtD fan, and now I'm more impressed with them than ever. Onward to the 16 corners.

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from March 21, 2018

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March 21, 2018: Dust-to-Digital
From brilliantly curated international 78 rpm collections to focused releases featuring early recordings from Africa and Southeast Asia, DTD has changed the way we think about -- and listen to -- so-called "world" music

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live	2018
Sinkou Son & Kouran Kin	Songs in Grief	Black Mirror: Reflections In Global Musics 1918-1955	2007	Japan	0:05:04 (Pop-up)
Niño De Priego	Envidia yo no Tengo a Nadie	Black Mirror: Reflections In Global Musics 1918-1955	2007	Spain	0:07:37 (Pop-up)
Gong Belaloewana	Kebyar Ding, I "Kebyar Ding, I" by "Gong Belaloewana"	Black Mirror: Reflections In Global Musics 1918-1955	2007	Bali	0:10:51 (Pop-up)
Group De Totoko Francois	Bololo O Kolilo	Victrola Favorites: Artifacts from Bygone Days	2007	Republic of Congo ca. 1940s	0:13:48 (Pop-up)
He Zemin/Huang Peiying	Big Idiot Buys a Pig	Victrola Favorites: Artifacts from Bygone Days	2007	Hong Kong ca. 1930s	0:16:35 (Pop-up)
Carlos Ramas	Torre De Belem (The Tower Of Belem)	Victrola Favorites: Artifacts from Bygone Days	2007	Portugal 1931	0:20:01 (Pop-up)
Yukie Kubo	Shin Shin Takoubushi (Coalminer's Tale)	Victrola Favorites: Artifacts from Bygone Days	2007	Japan ca. 1940s	0:22:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Vishnudass Shirali	Tabla-Taranga (Raga Adana)	Victrola Favorites: Artifacts from Bygone Days	2007	USA (recorded in NYC in 1937)	0:25:31 (Pop-up)
Cheikh Abdelkader Oueld Zine	Sigha Med'heb, Pt. 2	Opika Pende: Africa at 78 RPM (1909-1960s)	2011	Algeria	0:33:38 (Pop-up)
Groupe De Jeunes Filles De Bamako	Celu Mankan	Opika Pende: Africa at 78 RPM (1909-1960s)	2011	Mali	0:36:30 (Pop-up)
Kamkam	Okafu Nyi "Okafu Nyi" by "Kamkam"	Opika Pende: Africa at 78 RPM (1909-1960s)	2011	Ghana	0:39:27 (Pop-up)
Youkoui Bamiléké	Ngwop "Ngwop" by "Youkoui Bamiléké"	Opika Pende: Africa at 78 RPM (1909-1960s)	2011	Cameroon	0:42:18 (Pop-up)
Pancras Mkwawa	Ngosingosi "Ngosingosi" by "Pancras Mkwawa"	Opika Pende: Africa at 78 RPM (1909-1960s)	2011	Tanzania	0:45:27 (Pop-up)
Richard Chelobani	Naswa "Naswa" by "Richard Chelobani"	Opika Pende: Africa at 78 RPM (1909-1960s)	2011	Kenya	0:47:37 (Pop-up)
Marguerite And Razanatsoa	Dia Veloma I Said Omar	Opika Pende: Africa at 78 RPM (1909-1960s)	2011	Madagascar	0:50:32 (Pop-up)
Dipela Tsabapedi	Kxomo Muwa "Kxomo Muwa" by "Dipela Tsabapedi"	Opika Pende: Africa at 78 RPM (1909-1960s)	2011	South Africa	0:53:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: I Tre Antonio Della Basilicata	Tarantella Popolare	Excavated Shellac: Reeds	2015	Italy	0:56:02 (Pop-up)
Cheikha Hadda Ouakki	Ha Howa Ha Howa (That's Him)	Kassidat: Raw 45s from Morocco	2013	Morocco	1:01:34 (Pop-up)
Cheikh Mohamed Riffi	Sidi M'bark (Mr. M'bark)	Kassidat: Raw 45s from Morocco	2013	Morocco	1:06:34 (Pop-up)
Fatma Anounya	Makh-Makh (Why, Why?)	Kassidat: Raw 45s from Morocco	2013	Morocco	1:12:14 (Pop-up)
Mohammed Ben Mohammed Ba Soweid	Marhaban Ahlan (Hello,Welcome)	Qat, Coffee & Qambus: Raw 45s from Yemen	2011	Yemen	1:17:39 (Pop-up)
Fatimah Al Zaelaeyah	Ya Mun Dakhal Bahr Al-Hawa (Hey, Who Enters the Sea of Passion?)	Qat, Coffee & Qambus: Raw 45s from Yemen	2011	Yemen	1:21:32 (Pop-up)
Ahmed Al Sonaidar	Raee Al-Gamel (The Owner of Beauty)	Qat, Coffee & Qambus: Raw 45s from Yemen	2011	Yemen	1:27:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Spyros Peristeris	Pireotiko Taximi	Greek Rhapsody: Instrumental Music from Greece 1905-1956	2013	Greece	1:32:01 (Pop-up)
Sandaya Maung Kyaw	Maung Kyaw Ei Sandaya Nyunt: Ah Hson	Longing for the Past: The 78 rpm Era in Southeast Asia	2013	Burma	1:37:51 (Pop-up)
Mr. Salat	Thong Yon / Phleng Barang / Rueang Khun Chang Khun Phaen	Longing for the Past: The 78 rpm Era in Southeast Asia	2013	Cambodia	1:40:41 (Pop-up)
Jetty And Suhairi, Singers With Orkes Gambang Keromong	Kitjir Kitjir	Longing for the Past: The 78 rpm Era in Southeast Asia	2013	Indonesia	1:43:26 (Pop-up)
Molom Som	Gap Pa Pheng "Gap Pa Pheng" by "Molom Som"	Longing for the Past: The 78 rpm Era in Southeast Asia	2013	Laos	1:46:08 (Pop-up)
Irene Tungou	Ogingo Mamangka Vuhan	Longing for the Past: The 78 rpm Era in Southeast Asia	2013	Malaysia	1:49:30 (Pop-up)
Miss Rohani, Pancharan Muda Kr. Party and the "The Chap Ayam Orkest"	Dondang Sayang	Longing for the Past: The 78 rpm Era in Southeast Asia	2013	Singapore	1:52:01 (Pop-up)
Bunyong Ketkhong	Doi Rup "Doi Rup" by "Bunyong Ketkhong"	Longing for the Past: The 78 rpm Era in Southeast Asia	2013	Thailand	1:55:24 (Pop-up)
Nguyễn Văn Minh, Tức Minh-Con	Nam Nhị-Tự	Longing for the Past: The 78 rpm Era in Southeast Asia	2013	Vietnam	1:58:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tấn and Dồng	Nam Bình "Nam Bình" by "Tấn and Dồng"	Excavated Shellac: Strings	2015	Vietnam	2:00:46 (Pop-up)
Chhoun Malay	The Story of My Love	Don't Think I've Forgotten: Cambodia's Lost Rock and Roll	2015	Cambodia	2:05:40 (Pop-up)
Drakkar	Crazy Loving You "Crazy Loving You" by "Drakkar"	Don't Think I've Forgotten: Cambodia's Lost Rock and Roll	2015	Cambodia	2:08:49 (Pop-up)
Pou Vannary	You've Got a Friend "You've Got a Friend" by "Pou Vannary"	Don't Think I've Forgotten: Cambodia's Lost Rock and Roll	2015	Cambodia	2:13:23 (Pop-up)
Yol Aularong & Va Sovy	Dying Under a Woman's Sword	Don't Think I've Forgotten: Cambodia's Lost Rock and Roll	2015	Cambodia	2:17:03 (Pop-up)
Suraphon Sombatcharoen	Suai Ching Nong	Luk Thung: Classic & Obscure 78s from the Thai Countryside	2013	Thailand	2:19:20 (Pop-up)
Tueanchai Khwanchit	Mia Thahan Phan Suek	Luk Thung: Classic & Obscure 78s from the Thai Countryside	2013	Thailand	2:22:22 (Pop-up)
Waiphot Phetsuphan	Boeng Ai Si Sao	Luk Thung: Classic & Obscure 78s from the Thai Countryside	2013	Thailand	2:25:19 (Pop-up)
Suchat Thianthong	Nam Tok Nang Loi	Luk Thung: Classic & Obscure 78s from the Thai Countryside	2013	Thailand	2:27:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Baksey Cham Krong	B.C.K. "B.C.K." by "Baksey Cham Krong"	Don't Think I've Forgotten: Cambodia's Lost Rock and Roll	2013	Cambodia	2:31:06 (Pop-up)
Chikh Ayyad ou Haddou and Ensemble	Ouakha Dial Kheir Women’s Chorus	Music of Morocco: Recorded by Paul Bowles, 1959	2016	Morocco	2:35:21 (Pop-up)
Rais Ahmed Ben Bakrim	El Baz Ouichen Song for Male Voice	Music of Morocco: Recorded by Paul Bowles, 1959	2016	Morocco	2:37:34 (Pop-up)
Maallem Ahmed Gacha and Ensemble	Albazaoua Women’s Chorus	Music of Morocco: Recorded by Paul Bowles, 1959	2016	Morocco	2:46:05 (Pop-up)
Hazan Isaac Ouanounou and Members of the Hevrat Gezekel	Ya Souki Hakim Secular Sephardic Song	Music of Morocco: Recorded by Paul Bowles, 1959	2016	Morocco	2:51:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000		2:59:24 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:01pm hyde: hello! good theme tonight.
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Gary! Hope you were able to dodge the snow without great fuss!
	7:04pm listener james from westwood: Oy, at least you got a message. I have not-fond memories of one NJT bus making repeated attempts to charge up a steep, snow-entombed hill in Paramus, only to slide back down over and over.
	7:05pm Gary: Hey there, Hyde and James!
	7:11pm northguineahills: (Praying for beer o'clock to commence [won't happen until I'm finished here at work]).
	🇰🇷 7:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I say ad nauseam - years & years & years ago on PBS Newshour there was a Climate Scientist who said that Higher Temp.s & Rising SeaLevels (more moisture) will mean fewer storms - but larger! & what this will mean is more 'slam dunks': imagine the baskets in basketball getting lower & lower...It's likely to just get more & more 'interesting' on the Coasts... Galldangit Gary - it's a privilege to be presented w/ yer curation & preesentation. Don'chaknow.
	7:14pm Gary: NGH! RevRab!
	7:18pm TDK60: 1st time here. May I sit and listen.
	7:19pm Gary: TDK60, home taping is ruining the industry, but by all means, have a seat!
	7:21pm listener james from westwood: C30-C60-C90—go!
	7:21pm listener james from westwood: TDK60, this show is a weekly feast. Your plate will be filled and your goblet kept full.
	7:21pm tim abdellah: Greetings, y'all - looking forward to the dusty audio today!
	7:23pm Gary: Tim! Hey, I just started reading Paul Bowles Travels collection (for the music stuff, obvs.)
	7:23pm northguineahills: I remember purchasing Flying Saucer Attack CDs that said (on each one) "cds kill music ".
	7:23pm TDK60: ...was just wondering what artist to put on side B of tape w/Robyn Hitchcock new album; onto Maxell 90 UR. (piracy admitted publicly)
	7:24pm tim abdellah: Nice! I think "Their Heads Are Green and Their Hands Are Blue" has something on his musical travels around Morocco.
	7:25pm Gary: Yes, the Travels book collects most or all of those pieces!
	7:26pm hyde: this is great, i don't really know the Victrola release
	7:28pm Scraps h’m (h’m): hey h’lo please no snow here, no snow
	7:28pm TDK60: Never even heard Bowles' music. So much to get to...
	7:30pm northguineahills: shellac comes from the femal lac bug (from SE Asia?)
	7:34pm Gary: Scraps! And, yes, it's the lac bug!
	7:36pm tim abdellah: Youuuuuuuuuuuuyouyouyouyouyouyouyouuuuuuuuuueeeeeeeeeee!!
	7:37pm TDK60: Now that bass drum, the person on it knows how to.
	7:40pm northguineahills: I always remembered it as She-lac.
	7:40pm Parq: Gary! Thanks to my snow day, I get to hear your entire show this week. Sorry I didn't get to see you during 'thon. Maybe at the Record Fair.
	7:42pm Parq: Oh, and for anyone who's on Instagram, DtD's IG account is a must. They posted a Sister Rosetta Tharp clip today that left me honestly baffled as to why she isn't every bit as revered as Bo Diddley.
	7:42pm Gary: Hey, Parq! No doubt will see you at the Fair!
	7:44pm Gary: Sister Rosetta Tharp was amazing
	7:47pm Scraps: If you don’t already know, the Austin bombig suspect today blew himself up when police were closing in.
	7:48pm northguineahills: PBS did an amazing American Masters doc on Sister Rossetta Tharpe.
	7:49pm Gary: Oh, I need to see that
	7:49pm hyde: yeah, me too
	7:59pm northguineahills: I have shellac '78s that are both 10" and 12"
	7:59pm tim abdellah: I remember that 16RPM setting!
	8:00pm hyde: when i was a kid, we had a portable, clamshell like turntable that played at 16, 33, 45 and 78
	8:00pm tim abdellah: Yeah, I helped out with the notes a little bit on that one.
	8:01pm hyde: me and my little sister used to listen to the ringo starr drum solo from "the end" at 16 rpm
	8:01pm TDK60: I'm old enough to recall rekkid players with 16 / 33 / 45. Yes, 16 RPM was mostly talk/stories. Recall some kids' recordings. When I got older used to fool with rekkids on the wrong speed. I've heard that some WFMU DJs do that on rare occasion.
	8:02pm northguineahills: my Vestax turntables play at continuous speeds from 16-78 rpms (and backwards).
	8:03pm tim abdellah: Dave also got input from Ayyoub Ajmi from the fantastic www.settatbladi.org. That whole audio collection has moved over to the Internet Archive at archive.org... Bitrates are low, but the material is fantastic!
	8:03pm Gary: Haha, laughing at Hyde & sis listening to Slooow Ringooo
	8:04pm Gary: Oh, man -- I didn't know about Settatbladi!
	8:05pm tim abdellah: Oh yeah - phenomenal collection, primarily of aita stuff
	8:05pm TDK60: ...still wondering @ Side B; ideas?
	8:07pm Gary: With new Robyn Hitchcock -- that's a tough one ... hmm ...
	8:08pm TDK60: ...maybe just some other R.H.!
	8:09pm Gary: Haha
	8:09pm Doug Schulkind: Gary hello!
	8:09pm Gary: Doug!
	8:10pm tim abdellah: @TDK60: I like that latest Robyn Hitchcock album! If you want an all-Robyn tape, you could B-side it with an oldie like "Underwater Moonlight", or a more recent one. I like "Spooked" and "Goognight Oslo" from the last decade or so.
	8:11pm Doug Schulkind: I love this Kassidat collection. Almost physically.
	8:13pm hyde: yeah! Kassidat. this one is great.
	8:16pm TDK60: Thanks for the good deas Tim. // Is this Moroccan language Berber or Arab or other?
	8:17pm Gary: That last track was Arabic and Tamazight
	8:19pm northguineahills: I'm going to say Berber, but I could be wrong and just be a rural Moroccan Arab accent. (Tamazight is the native Berber word for Berber).
	8:19pm tim abdellah: Seriously great stuff on the the Kassidat collection. Dave Murray has some amazing records! I think 'Makh Makh' is actually in Arabic, but some pretty far out Arabic. Would have to listen more closely - it's been a while.
	8:19pm tim abdellah: Oh, thanks for clarifying, Gary. I remember having trouble with that one!
	8:22pm tim abdellah: This Yemeni stuff is also phenomenal!
	8:25pm Gary: How can we cajole DTD to put out some more of these amazing collections?
	8:28pm Sam Segal: Greetings, Gary et al!
	8:29pm Gary: Sam!
	8:32pm northguineahills: At my old bodega in Bushwick, I commented on how I liked their Yemeni folk music they were playing, so, the guy gave me a 2 cassettes and a cdr on the spot.
	8:34pm TDK60: Used to get some great Bollywood cassettes at an Indian grocery. $2. There was room on the cassette for you to label it.
	8:35pm tim abdellah: Hello there ladies and gentlemen! (2nd Cheap Trick album "In Color")
	8:37pm northguineahills: tim's brain is faster then mine tonight.
	8:39pm Jeff g. via app: Gary! Stunning! Thanks for this show and for your wonderful help last Sunday!
	8:40pm Gary: Jeff! So great to see you (several times!)!
	8:41pm Sam Segal: Anything from the Excavated Shellac compilations coming up, Gary?
	8:41pm Gary: And, yes, Hello There Ladies and Gentlemen -- which, by the way, was the first song I ever heard live, because Cheap Trick opening for KISS was the first concert I ever went to
	8:42pm TDK60: Cheap Trick and Kiss. Wow, big excitement for a young-un!
	8:43pm Gary: I was 14 and it was like I had died and gone to heaven
	8:46pm tim abdellah: Wow Gary - how awesome is that! My first concert was George Benson at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley, touring for the big "Weekend in L.A." album. Not very rock, but very enjoyable! Then saw Weather Report with Jaco, which was very rock!
	8:47pm Gary: Sam, just in the background, unfortunately -- so much vocal music to get through (and I have a thing for vocal music)
	8:48pm TDK60: And look where it took you...old 78s from Indonesia. // My first: Soupy Sales [sic], The Hollies, Hullabaloos, etc. old-style revue.
	8:48pm Gary: Tim, you were way more sophisticated than me. I was basically there to see a guy in stage makeup blow fire out his mouth and let fake blood drip from his tongue
	8:51pm tim abdellah: LOL!!
	8:51pm TDK60: The Hollies were loud, brash, energetic. I was rocked. Apr. '65
	8:51pm Doug Schulkind: First real concert I ever went to: Ravi Shankar and then Billy Preston opening for George Harrison.
	8:52pm tim abdellah: @ TDK60 - I LOVE the Hollies - they were so great around that time! @Doug - wow! was that the Dark Horse North America tour?
	8:53pm TDK60: Doug, Starting with Ravi!! My word.
	8:53pm Dean: First concert: Yes, Ace opening. Umpteenth concert: Cheap Trick at the Whisky in LA, their second visit to the city, I think. Saw them three times in progressively larger venues, and they improved each time. Can't say that about a lot of bands.
	8:53pm Gary: Ravi Shankar?!? How old were you?
	8:54pm Gary: Dean!
	8:54pm Dean: Pretty sure I heard Ali Akhbar Khan at Occidental way back then.
	8:56pm Gary: Damn, the Hollies in 65
	8:56pm Jeff g. via app: First concert: James Taylor in Boston. I recall our crew being aggrieved by punks as we waited for the bus ride home.
	8:57pm Gary: Haha, whaaaa? I can't imagine you going to that, Jeff
	8:59pm Dean: Real first concert, though, was a subset of the LA Phil at a high school auditorium in my town, Zubin Mehta conducting.
	8:59pm Jeff g. via app: Well, it's an evolutionary process, innit?
	9:00pm Gary: True
	9:01pm tim abdellah: @Jeff - LOL! @Dean - nice! My first rock show was Jefferson Starship at the Warfield in SF. Neither Grace Slick nor Marty Balin were in the group then. So it was Mickey Thomas doing the main singing. They did a cover of "My Sharona".
	9:02pm Dean: I prefer to think it's preordained. Also, what's the shame in hearing James Taylor?
	9:02pm Doug Schulkind: I was 13, I think, Gary.
	9:03pm Doug Schulkind: @tim a Yes, the Dark Horse Tour in '74.
	9:03pm TDK60: About my 2nd maybe The Byrds and The Dillards at Syria Mosque, Newark. Byrds in their "Turn! Turn! Turn!" tour, incredible.
	9:03pm Doug Schulkind: I'm now remembering that Ravi Shakar was ill that night and just his band played.
	9:04pm Doug Schulkind: Here is the set list!! www.setlist.fm...
	9:05pm Doug Schulkind: My afro was as big as Billy Preston's at that time.
	9:06pm Dean: In the event Uncle Michael is lurking, I should note that my "first" concert reports here of course do not include the Grateful Dead's first show. I attended every GD show.
	9:07pm Gary: I can't believe a 13 year old wanted to see Ravi Shankar!
	9:07pm Joe: Maybe this was already mentioned as I just came in but is that the melody to Swan Lake?
	9:07pm Doug Schulkind: Earlier that day, Harrison, Shankar, Preston and band members visited the White House: www.whitehousehistory.org...
	9:08pm Gary: Haha, I dunno, Joe -- HI!!!
	9:08pm tim abdellah: @ Joe - I think that's right. I was thinking Rimsky-Korsakov's Scheherazade, but I think you're right.
	9:11pm Parq: Don't Think I've Forgotten is on my very short list of the best pop music documentaries I've ever seen. It just might be The best.
	9:11pm tim abdellah: @TDK - wow! David Crosby was still in the group then, right? How great!
	9:12pm TDK60: Yes, Gene Clark too. Everything they were doing was so unheard of, it was electric.
	9:12pm hyde: @TDK60 ack that Byrds show! i'm soooooo jealous
	9:12pm Parq: There are a lot of Modren versions of Swan Lake out there. Something about that melody just seems to grab that crowd. I think its use in Dracula may have something to do with that.
	9:13pm northguineahills: In my local city council election, an youngish (a year younger then I) African-American (Who lived for a spell in Ft Greene, Brooklyn) woman beat the incumbent 64%-36%. I met her and talked to her for a good while. I couldn't be more ecstatic.
	9:13pm hyde: @TDK60 gene clark was the greatest
	9:13pm TDK60: ..to hear the unheard...that's why we hang around these parts.
	9:14pm tim abdellah: OMG - speaking of James Taylor!
	9:14pm Dean: ...who was speaking of Carole King!
	9:15pm Gary: Haha, I hope Jeff's still listening so he gets to hear this
	9:15pm Jeff g. via app: Yah! It's like 1982 all over again. Sorta.
	9:16pm northguineahills: Ok, hear ya at home Gary, leaving work!
	9:16pm tim abdellah: I am loving the organ or accordion that is playing in the background on this track
	9:17pm Gary: It's gotta be an organ of some kind ...? Night, NGH!
	9:18pm Uncle Michael: hey!
	9:19pm Gary: Uncle Michael!
	9:20pm TDK60: hyde: yes to Gene Clark; I've sat in silence with his ringing voice of yearning.
	9:20pm Uncle Michael: How's the weather?
	9:20pm Doug Schulkind: I am feeling LUK-y!
	9:21pm Gary: Haha, well, it was a snow day for me
	9:22pm TDK60: This stiff is really soul-like.
	9:22pm TDK60: [stuff]
	9:24pm Parq: Weather Underground says it's still snowing but you couldn't prove it by what I'm able to see out my window in the dark. In Manhattan, it's been what it almost always is -- a boatload of slush.
	9:27pm joe: @Parq to your point as a HUGH Universal Monsters fan that is why it has become so recognizable to me.
	9:30pm hyde: this is all such good stuff
	9:31pm tim abdellah: This is mesmerizing!
	9:31pm Uncle Michael: I'm turning in early. A couple more nights of that I'll be nearly recovered from marathon.
	9:32pm TDK60: Such great music tonight.
	9:34pm ike: Dig it!
	9:36pm tim abdellah: Oh yes - what a fantastic reissue this is! Beautiful package, thoughtful expansion of the original 2-LP set, and some remarkable recordings.
	9:36pm TDK60: Then, a year or so later, saw The Byrds during their "Fifth Dimension" tour at Village Gate, now Le Poisosn Rouge. Life was never the same after that show.
	9:37pm Gary: Ike!
	9:39pm Funky16corners: Good evening Gary!
	9:39pm northguineahills: made it back in time!
	9:41pm Gary: Larry! NGHx2!
	9:44pm northguineahills: Weather Underground says it's supposed to get down to 38F/3C, and I really don't want to bring my plants inside/cover the rest.
	9:45pm Gary: Right after this show, at 10 PM sharp, join Larry Grogan's Testify! Tonight's show: "Folk rockers, psychedelic Australians, jazzy folkers, and a trek into the windmills of your mind!" wfmu.org...
	9:45pm TDK60: Thanks Gary, will come back again and take a seat.
	9:46pm Funky16corners: We’re getting buried in snow here at the Jersey Shore
	9:48pm hyde: Boston snowstorm is a bust (as in ZERO snow so far) which is fine by me after the last two pastings
	9:48pm Gary: Nice to meet you, TDK60 (even if your home taping escapades are destroying the industry)!
	9:48pm tim abdellah: Some great ahwach sounds right here - love these loping rhythms
	9:49pm Gary: Loping is the perfect word for this, Tim
	9:54pm northguineahills: Bowing out to feed my brain (i need to read read/listen to educational pocasts 3-4 hours a day to keep my sanity, you and WFMU help keep the rest. Cheer-y-OOOs todos! (will be back for Larry).
	9:56pm Gary: Night, NGH!
	9:57pm hyde: thanks Gary!
	9:57pm tim abdellah: G'nite NGH Gary - glad to hear your hitting the Bowles - it's been years since I read him, but he was really something special. Have a great night, all!
	9:58pm Gary: Night, everyone!
	9:59pm Parq: Superb show, Gary. I started out as a DtD fan, and now I'm more impressed with them than ever. Onward to the 16 corners.

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from March 21, 2018

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