WFMU: LoriHajiTura with DJ GeorgyGirl: Playlist from December 9, 2019

Listener comments!
	4:20pm DJ GeorgyGirl: HUGE apologies in advance but for reasons that I cannot fathom, today's show is three minutes short. Zounds!!! You'll have to enjoy a brief bit of the jukebox at the end before Greg's show :-)
	4:51pm Martinibomb: DJ Otto is pretty fantastic tho! I heard this Peggy Lee w/Jim Backus Mr. Magoo does the Cha Cha Cha after RRC today that was fantastic. And I'm a huge magoo/bakus fan and somehow have never heard that song -- like what the hell kind of incantation did Mr. Fab have to do to get that song into the digital stream?
	4:52pm DJ GeorgyGirl: There you go - I'm gifting three minutes of random music to everybody :-)
	4:56pm Mr Fab: Ha ha, isn't it one of the Wonders of the World that a Peggy Lee/Jim Backus-as-Mr-Magoo chacha record even exists?
	4:57pm Martinibomb: Yeah! where did you get that? It's not even on youtube like no one has it uploaded lol
	4:57pm Martinibomb: And how have I never heard it.. I love Peggy Lee, I love Jim Backus, I love Mr. Magoo. How did I miss it?? I feel like I have everything else by these folks
	4:58pm Martinibomb: I think being a DJ really humbles you sometimes. I listen to so much music but you can never hear it all Lol
	5:00pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Here we go!
	5:00pm Mr Fab: Don't remember exactly, but i probly discovered it looking for "jim backus" on my-free-mp3s.com. Just checked and it's there. (Cuz, yeah, i search the 'net for jim backus mp3s, ok?)
	5:01pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hello everyone! It feels like we were all just talking but a few hours ago ;-)
	5:01pm Martinibomb: Crazy that place picks up some interesting bits I always forget to check it! I use Soul Seek a bunch
	5:01pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Ah yes - The Seeker of Souls ;-)
	5:11pm spacebrother: Listening! I am actually ready for my show early (rare.)
	5:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Another record I borrowed from my local library - touching on what we talked about earlier :-)
	5:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi Greg! :-)
	5:11pm melinda: Hi all
	5:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi melinda! :-)
	5:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Also - hello to Mr Fab, Rich, and Martinibomb :-)
	5:16pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The greatest ever song about a drug dealer - admittedly a legendary one :-)
	5:25pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I'm at my desk with one lamp on and this is all feeling very mellow and calm - a good vibe! :-)
	5:26pm Linda Lee: doesn't this sound nice! hi hi! :-)
	5:26pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hey lovely Linda Lee! :-)
	5:27pm Linda Lee: if anyone can turn me on to Gerry Rafferty it's you, GG! :-D context. context!
	5:28pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I do love dear old Gerry - very sadly missed but what lovely music lleft behind :-)
	5:28pm Linda Lee: mellow gold. :-)
	5:32pm Martinibomb: Stephen J. Cannell used that soft rock/yaht sound extensively - William Katt from Greatest American Hero even did a soft rock album called "Billy Katt - Secret Smiles" and of course Post/Carpenter are experts at that sound
	5:33pm Linda Lee: a growing moneyed demographic changed the music business, no? I don't think the incredible economic power of the baby boomers, sustained, was foreseen at all.
	5:33pm spacebrother: Oh no, I remember hearing this on my little transistor radio when I was a kid. Had no idea what was going on, but it was music, which was unfiltered from parents or anyone else, which made it unique.
	5:34pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I think most teenagers of the 50s and 60s would be genuinely shocked that the Stones, for example, are still touring!
	5:34pm Martinibomb: I was sweeping floors in my Dads machine shop listening to all this stuff in the 80s. I still love it with extra reverb.
	5:35pm Linda Lee: you mean, if you'd seen the future then & let them know Mick would be onstage at 70?
	5:35pm Linda Lee: he didn't think he'd be doing it either.
	5:35pm Martinibomb: Sundown! Yeahhh. my karaoke specialty I can sing this one suppper ez always pull it out first to get comfortable
	5:36pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Imagine their faces!!! lol
	5:36pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Gordon! Always a winner with me :-)
	5:36pm Linda Lee: 30 was old enough. but 70..
	5:36pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That whole Logan's Run generation ;-)
	5:37pm Martinibomb: Gordon is on tour right now!!
	5:37pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Really??? I would love to see him!!!
	5:39pm Linda Lee: hmmm. Logan's Run! never thought of them that way. what's your time frame here, GG? 72 - 78?
	5:39pm Mr Fab: If anyone wants to know why punk happened, play 'me this show. And tell 'em: now imagine you're a horny, energetic 16-year-old hanging out friends on a Saturday night, and this is the only thing on!
	5:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Good question! There's one rogue 80s record but it's mainly mid to late 70s
	5:40pm Rich in Washington: This is exactly the kind of music we blare through out household when the missus and I are working on something together. We fell in love with the Rhino Have A Nice Day box set.
	5:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This music makes me feel ... safe is the wrong word. Secure? Kind of "everything's ok".
	5:40pm Linda Lee: never the only thing on, though, Mr F. we had records!
	5:41pm Martinibomb: Yeh honestly this is how I remember music sounding maybe up to the mid 80s?
	5:42pm Linda Lee: as a Horney, energetic teen at the time, I can tell you we were listening to other things too. Bowie! Mott! Lou! :-)
	5:42pm Linda Lee: this new computer made 'horny' into Horney! why?
	5:42pm DJ GeorgyGirl: love this song love this song love this song :-)
	5:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: And it's got cowbell :-)
	5:46pm Linda Lee: darlin as I recall AOR was album oriented rock, not adult.
	5:47pm Rich in Washington: yeah, GeorgyGirl. Safe. I think that's the key. A more innocent time for us, before we became jaded, drug-addled teenagers, before my morals were corrupted by Dr. Demento and late night radio DJs, Punk Rock radio, etc.
	5:47pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It's an either/or - sometimes referring to album culture, but also with the adult charts via Billboard and so on :-)
	5:49pm Rich in Washington: Before buying that colossal CD collection, I had no idea who had done half of those really familiar songs I had grown up with.
	5:49pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I couldn't do a soft rock/AOR show without yet more Michael McDonald :-)
	5:49pm Mr Fab: I didn't know much about the cool stuff of the '70s til after the fact. I just remember hearing this stuff. Until the culture Rich mentioned hit me and got me actually interested in music.
	5:49pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I love the familiarity of it :-)
	5:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It made me think about having a car when I was a grown up and my own coffee percolator for when my friends came over to hang. lol
	5:51pm Linda Lee: oh yes, definitely not 2 different things as far as the music went. I just don't remember the A in AOR as 'adult' specifically.
	5:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I think part of me wanted to be Ron Burgundy ;-)
	5:51pm Linda Lee: six of one, half a dozen ..
	5:53pm DJ GeorgyGirl: There's that rogue 80s record!
	5:54pm Linda Lee: were we lucky on the coasts with the cool stuff? don't think so. friends in the midwest were into the cool stuff too. different crowds, maybe. ;-)
	5:54pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Maybe more access to touring bands?
	5:56pm Linda Lee: dunno! maybe it was just an age thing. being, say 10 in '75 would be very different than being 15.
	5:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Well, hopefully this is bringing back some good memories for everyone :-)
	5:57pm Linda Lee: at 10 you'd be more likely to be listening to what the parents listened to, just because you're spending more time with them. at 15, less..
	5:59pm Linda Lee: I still lived in New York when this was radio ~ & New York in the 70s was really fantastic.
	6:00pm Mr Fab: "hopefully this is bringing back some good memories" - sort of a cross between happy memories, and frothing at the mouth due to my intense hatred of the Eagles!
	6:00pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @LL - How's the new computer going? Did you manage to salvage your files?
	6:00pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Mr Fab - sorry! Forgot! Oops.
	6:02pm Linda Lee: GG is nothing if not adventurous. :-D not yet, kiddo. thanks for asking. the new computer is quirky. or I am. not sure yet which.
	6:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: There's an ELO song later ... you might want to leave the room for that!
	6:03pm Linda Lee: did that man say "the wagon wife"?
	6:03pm Rich in Washington: I think with my wife and I, despite our divergent musical tastes, we have THESE songs in common, having been raised on pretty much the same local radio, etc. We started listening to those comps and would go 'OH GAWD! THAT song again!'.
	6:04pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Yep ... and then threeways. Wishful thinking from him!!!
	6:04pm spacebrother: @ Mr. Fab - I'm right with you on that Eagles hate.
	6:04pm Rich in Washington: What about the Mercury Monarch Ghia?
	6:04pm Linda Lee: wow. :-D didn't recall that one!
	6:04pm Rich in Washington: Oh man. This is on my dead pet song list!
	6:05pm Mr Fab: nah, i don't HATE ELo. i don't really hate much, honestly. Apart from their sucky music, the Eagles were just frikkin EVERYWHERE. The endless, endless 'Hotel California" was everywhere, and we were all supposed to love it, and there was something wrong with you if you didn't.
	6:06pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I hear you :-) The song "popcorn" brings me out in hives. lol It was EVERYWHERE and it still drives me nuts. Different strokes and all that :-)
	6:06pm Linda Lee: me, i like challenging myself to hear fresh. if there's something good there, let's hear it!
	6:06pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, I'm with you Fab. Just that they were so goddamn inescapable.
	6:07pm Linda Lee: and yes, they were.
	6:07pm Rich in Washington: I LOVED Popcorn. It's also one of the first songs I remember downloading off of Napster back in the day.
	6:07pm Mr Fab: Certainly in Southern California. (But maybe everywhere?)
	6:08pm spacebrother: @ Fab - those are my exact reasons.
	6:09pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Find the thread, Georgy ... find the thread ... lol
	6:09pm Linda Lee: they were. there's my point about being a bit older & away from the house a bit. you weren't restricted to hearing what was on the radio or stereo at home.
	6:10pm spacebrother: The songwriting and musicianship was great, but geezus, people (people at the time.)
	6:10pm Mr Fab: yeah, i love "Popcorn" too! But i didn't grow up with it. For some reason, i dont' remember hearing it til well into the '80s, when i started getting into Moog records. So i was not traumatized by it.
	6:11pm spacebrother: A UHF channel in LA (channel 52) used to play "popcorn" over their station ID when I was a kid. I'd sing along by popping my cheek. Annoyed everyone but me.
	6:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Christ, that "Shannon" song really got to me just then.
	6:11pm Rich in Washington: I remember hearing Popcorn fairly frequently on the AM station that my Mom listened to a lot and was also played on our school bus. This would've been the very early 70s.
	6:11pm Linda Lee: Toto! that's the 80s. :-)
	6:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: So it is. Two rogue 80s records!!
	6:12pm spacebrother: I think this was supposedly about Rosanna Arquette.
	6:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The Band of Exploding Drummers. lol
	6:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It was indeed
	6:13pm Linda Lee: exploding drummers??
	6:13pm Rich in Washington: I also remember them playing Amen Brother. It was a station called 62 KGW. Real classic local radio with a sort of laid back morning drive time team. A far cry from later local radio. But they played a lot of songs that were 'kooky', mixed in with the usual AM fodder.
	6:13pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Toto had a bunch of drummers who all met weird demises.
	6:14pm Linda Lee: really! and they still got drummers to pay with them!
	6:14pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My daughter just came in and I said that I felt like a late-night FM DJ. lol
	6:14pm Rich in Washington: Did one of them choke on someone's vomit? There's no way to dust for vomit.
	6:15pm Linda Lee: god, I hope it was his own!
	6:15pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I think one of them got sucked into a lawnmower or something like that, and one drank weedkiller, and I don't know what else.
	6:16pm DJ GeorgyGirl: When I was young and first learned that Hendrix drowned in his own vomit I thought he was in a bathtub and had thrown up so much ... etc.
	6:16pm spacebrother: Wow. Flashbacks. Wow. I like it and don't at the same time. Just have to Go With The Flow!
	6:16pm Linda Lee: oh my god! the wicked witch must've had another sister.
	6:16pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That freaked me out for YEARS
	6:16pm Rich in Washington: I wonder what's the weirdest way a rock star has died? I hate my brain sometimes.
	6:16pm Rich in Washington: Oh, now THERE'S a picture!
	6:17pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I know the coolest way a rock star has died ...
	6:17pm Rich in Washington: Oh! Do tell!
	6:17pm Linda Lee: well, when you hear someone 'drowned' in it..
	6:18pm Elizabeth: Hi Georgy! This is the music of my childhood! AM gold!
	6:18pm Rich in Washington: It was a radio DJ who started the rumor that Mama Cass Elliot choked to death on a sandwich.
	6:18pm spacebrother: ANOTHER flashback! AHHHHH!
	6:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: John Entwistle - heart attack in a motel in Paradise, Nevada after snorting cocain off a stripper's tits. You know Moonie was waiting for him with a complimentary basket of fruit and a statuette.
	6:19pm Linda Lee: this is definitely the 70s.
	6:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi Elizabeth!
	6:19pm Linda Lee: strange to die, not strange to do it..
	6:19pm Rich in Washington: Bonus points if he OD'd in Harry Nilsson's apartment.
	6:20pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Most rock and roll death EVER
	6:20pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Considering Moonie and Mama Cass both died in Nilsson's flat - i wouldn't want to go there!
	6:21pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Roy Orbison died while operating a remote control toy plane. That's pretty ... weird.
	6:22pm Rich in Washington: I think my prefered way to go would have been to have been brained by a television set hurled out a window of The Chelsea Hotel by Keith Moon. Alas, too late.
	6:22pm Linda Lee: both in Nilsson's apartment? I didn't know that. maybe it's what they tended to do there..
	6:22pm Rich in Washington: That IS weird! MERCY!
	6:22pm Rich in Washington: This thread should be a show.
	6:23pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Not rock and roll but Lupe Valez ...
	6:23pm spacebrother: "Whiter?" :D
	6:23pm Rich in Washington: It's the whitest car ever.
	6:24pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I miss car washes. The drive-through ones. You don't really get them here that much.
	6:25pm Rich in Washington: Turns out the stories about Marie Provost, immortalized in a Nick Lowe song, are NOT true. Doggone it!
	6:25pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I'm feeling rather good, Jeff - thanks for asking, mate.
	6:25pm Linda Lee: they were always fun to go through. I'm not sure they still allow you to sit in your car & go through.
	6:25pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Sitting in your car is the best bit!!!
	6:25pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Marie Provost? Do tell ...
	6:25pm Elizabeth: I just bought a book for my husband today called The Show Won’t Go On about people who died on stage while performing, loving the ELO
	6:26pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Literally died on stage! lol
	6:26pm spacebrother: Still sit on my car at the car wash, when I want to splurge and get one.
	6:27pm Mr Fab: 2 greats repped in the Sheena stream, Tiny Tim, and Country Dick Montana, off the top of my head.
	6:27pm Linda Lee: I was just about to say: dying on stage has got to be most rock & roll. dying in bed with a stripper is too close to the story about Rockefeller.
	6:27pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Eric Morecambe and Sid James in the UK, and Tommy Cooper. All comedians.
	6:27pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow, Elizabeth! That's something!
	6:28pm Linda Lee: I hear comedians die on stage all the time!
	6:28pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Elizabeth - I read that as died on stage loving ELO and had to re-read it :-)
	6:28pm Rich in Washington: Spade Cooley died immediately after performing, having been sprung from prison just to play a show.
	6:29pm CC: All very appealing songs today..!.. you are really killing it Georgy Girl, thanks for sharing!!!!
	6:29pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I've seen a fair few comedians die on stage to be fair ...
	6:29pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Rich - well that sucks!
	6:29pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Thank you, CC!
	6:29pm DJ GeorgyGirl: "Yay! I'm free!!! URGHHHHH ...."
	6:30pm Linda Lee: horrifying.
	6:30pm Mr Fab: "well that sucks" - not if you knew Spade Cooley!
	6:30pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Was he a wrong'un?
	6:31pm spacebrother: I love this song. Have to admit it.
	6:31pm Linda Lee: GG, I told you about listening to the Walker Brothers this week. 2 songs: 'The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Any More' and 'No Regrets'. the 60s vibe and the 70s!
	6:32pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I, too, have an enormous soft spot for this song :-)
	6:32pm spacebrother: Cooley had a weird and violent existence and consistently won "battle of the bands" contests with Bob Wills.
	6:32pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @LL - you'd never know they were the same group from listening to those two songs. They're so vastly different and yet both so good.
	6:33pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Ok, now I have to Google this guy ...
	6:33pm Linda Lee: absolutely! vastly different vibe. vastly different in what's shared.
	6:34pm DJ GeorgyGirl: JESUS!!!! WHAT AN ARSEHOLE!!!!!! Well, I'm glad he died then. Shame he didn't die earlier. that poor child :-(
	6:35pm Linda Lee: oh no. now I'll have to look as well.
	6:36pm Linda Lee: here comes Carly & her boyfriend.
	6:36pm Rich in Washington: yep.
	6:38pm Mr Fab: I thought Spade Cooley was just a fictional character in Ellroy's novel L.A. Confidential. Til i walked over his star on Hollywood Blvd. That was a shock.
	6:38pm spacebrother: I have to admit (in a literal way that people usually don't mean) that I am really enjoying this show, GG.
	6:38pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Thank you! :-)
	6:39pm Linda Lee: bravo, Greg! :-)
	6:39pm Linda Lee: there's that line about the clothespin.
	6:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Some years ago there was a total eclipse in Nova Scotia and I would have loved to have enough money to hire a Lear jet for that. Imagine the anecdote you could tell :-)
	6:40pm spacebrother: I discovered that line about the total eclipse in Nova Scotia was true to real events while I was looking up eclipses in North America.
	6:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Now THIS song says 70s to me :-)
	6:41pm spacebrother: Saw the total eclipse in Missouri a couple of years ago. It was VERY VERY VERY AMAZING. We were on a riverboat in the middle of the Mississippi River.
	6:41pm Linda Lee: it sure as hell does! I'm right back at my desk at school.
	6:42pm Linda Lee: that sounds really lovely.
	6:42pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I've only ever seen one total eclipse and like you say they are incredible. One of the most amazing experiences of my life :-)
	6:44pm Linda Lee: this song & 'Frampton Comes Alive' were so colossal. just phenomenal.
	6:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I still have my copy ;-)
	6:45pm Linda Lee: do you! :-) i gave my entire high school record collection to the young man who took my cherry. fair exchange, i thought.
	6:46pm Linda Lee: he was an amazingly talented musician. multi-instrumentalist. the start of a trend..
	6:46pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I know I'm a DJ but I can honestly say, hand on heart, that no experience sexual or otherwise would ever be good enough to give away my records for. lol. YOU'RE NOT GETTING MY RECORDS!! lol
	6:47pm Martinibomb: That kinda makes him a vinyl gigolo! hah
	6:47pm Linda Lee: hahaha! :-D
	6:47pm Linda Lee: his dad did help write 'hound dog' though. that counted, too.
	6:48pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That's impressive, I'll give you that. Still not worth my records. ;-)
	6:49pm Linda Lee: :-) :-D
	6:49pm spacebrother: We called them "REO SpodeWagon."
	6:50pm DJ GeorgyGirl: LOL!
	6:50pm Linda Lee: I've got another song from 'Frampton Comes Alive' right on the tip of my mind. hang on.
	6:51pm Linda Lee: got it! 'do you feel like I do'!
	6:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: See? ;-)
	6:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Oh, there's also the one that was redone as a reggae record ... oh crap. What one is it?
	6:52pm Mr Fab: Wait a minute Linda..one of Leiber and Stoller's kids?
	6:52pm Martinibomb: they are great for karaoke too because of the singability fo them
	6:52pm Linda Lee: ahmmm ..
	6:52pm Linda Lee: yes, hon. Mike Stoller was his dad.
	6:53pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Greg is next! www.wfmu.org... You have three minutes of jukebox first tho because I messed up and the show is slightly short ...
	6:53pm spacebrother: @ Linda - Wow.
	6:53pm Linda Lee: he ran off to Berklee after that. now I think he manages his dad's estate.
	6:53pm spacebrother: My god, what a time machine of the best kind GG. Thank you!
	6:53pm Mr Fab: !!!!Linda!!! Holy Spicolli, that's amazing.
	6:54pm DJ GeorgyGirl: You've all been very kind :-) Thank you! I had a lot of fun as always :-)
	6:54pm Linda Lee: never met Mr Stoller, sad to say. his son was such a slut there would've been a waiting list.
	6:55pm Linda Lee: really brilliant show, GG! thanks so much! hearing this stuff was fun!
	6:55pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Baby I Love Your Way!!!!! That's it!!! Wow. That hurt to try and remember that. lol
	6:55pm Linda Lee: that was reggae??
	6:55pm DJ GeorgyGirl: 80s I think? Maybe 90s? Someone did a cover
	6:56pm Linda Lee: hmmm. can't imagine it.
	6:56pm Mr Fab: Yeah, horrible '90s hippie jam band cover.
	6:56pm Elizabeth: Baby I Love Your Way
	6:56pm Linda Lee: glad I missed it. :-D
	6:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That's it! Talk amongst yourselves for a bit ;-)
	6:57pm spacebrother: I never knew what what were singing in that song: "I imply that I dona-wanna-blick-a-blah"
	6:57pm Linda Lee: ahahaha! good start, Greg!
	6:57pm Mr Fab: Hey, we can talk about the stream for a few, heh heh. Hey, wait, where's everyone going?
	6:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I shall meet you ll over at Greg's :-)
	6:57pm spacebrother: Not me, it's the robot.
	6:57pm spacebrother: I begin in 3 minutes.

LoriHajiTura with DJ GeorgyGirl: Playlist from December 9, 2019

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December 9, 2019: LoriHajiTura #024 - Let's Go Round Again!

You loved the last Yacht Rock Special we did so much that you asked us to do another one - and here it is! On today's LoriHajiTura with DJ GeorgyGirl we make your journey smooth with artists like Steely Dan, The Doobie Brothers, The Climax Blues Band, Peter Frampton, REO Speedwagon, and more!

5 pm to 7 pm EST/10 pm to midnight GMT

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#NowSound #EasyListening #Lounge #SunshinePop #LibraryMusic #YachtRock

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Average White Band	Let's Go Round Again

Sad Cafe	Every Day Hurts "Every Day Hurts" by "Sad Cafe"
Steely Dan	Kid Charlemagne "Kid Charlemagne" by "Steely Dan"
The Bee Gees	Love You Inside Out "Love You Inside Out" by "The Bee Gees"
Gerry Rafferty	Right Down the Line

Player	Baby Come Back "Baby Come Back" by "Player"
Gordon Lightfoot	Sundown "Sundown" by "Gordon Lightfoot"
America	Tin Man "Tin Man" by "America"
Climax Blues Band	Couldn't Get It Right

The Doobie Brothers	It Keeps You Running
Mr. Mister	Broken Wings "Broken Wings" by "Mr. Mister"
The Eagles	New Kid In Town "New Kid In Town" by "The Eagles"
Henry Gross	Shannon "Shannon" by "Henry Gross"
""
Toto	Rosanna "Rosanna" by "Toto"
Stephen Bishop	On And On "On And On" by "Stephen Bishop"
Elvin Bishop	Fooled Around And Fell In Love
Electric Light Orchestra	Telephone Line

Wings	Listen To What The Man Said
Carly Simon	You're So Vain "You're So Vain" by "Carly Simon"
Peter Frampton	Show Me The Way "Show Me The Way" by "Peter Frampton"
REO Speedwagon	Keep On Loving You

The Doobie Brothers	Takin' It To The Streets

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Listener comments!
	4:20pm DJ GeorgyGirl: HUGE apologies in advance but for reasons that I cannot fathom, today's show is three minutes short. Zounds!!! You'll have to enjoy a brief bit of the jukebox at the end before Greg's show :-)
	4:51pm Martinibomb: DJ Otto is pretty fantastic tho! I heard this Peggy Lee w/Jim Backus Mr. Magoo does the Cha Cha Cha after RRC today that was fantastic. And I'm a huge magoo/bakus fan and somehow have never heard that song -- like what the hell kind of incantation did Mr. Fab have to do to get that song into the digital stream?
	4:52pm DJ GeorgyGirl: There you go - I'm gifting three minutes of random music to everybody :-)
	4:56pm Mr Fab: Ha ha, isn't it one of the Wonders of the World that a Peggy Lee/Jim Backus-as-Mr-Magoo chacha record even exists?
	4:57pm Martinibomb: Yeah! where did you get that? It's not even on youtube like no one has it uploaded lol
	4:57pm Martinibomb: And how have I never heard it.. I love Peggy Lee, I love Jim Backus, I love Mr. Magoo. How did I miss it?? I feel like I have everything else by these folks
	4:58pm Martinibomb: I think being a DJ really humbles you sometimes. I listen to so much music but you can never hear it all Lol
	5:00pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Here we go!
	5:00pm Mr Fab: Don't remember exactly, but i probly discovered it looking for "jim backus" on my-free-mp3s.com. Just checked and it's there. (Cuz, yeah, i search the 'net for jim backus mp3s, ok?)
	5:01pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hello everyone! It feels like we were all just talking but a few hours ago ;-)
	5:01pm Martinibomb: Crazy that place picks up some interesting bits I always forget to check it! I use Soul Seek a bunch
	5:01pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Ah yes - The Seeker of Souls ;-)
	5:11pm spacebrother: Listening! I am actually ready for my show early (rare.)
	5:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Another record I borrowed from my local library - touching on what we talked about earlier :-)
	5:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi Greg! :-)
	5:11pm melinda: Hi all
	5:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi melinda! :-)
	5:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Also - hello to Mr Fab, Rich, and Martinibomb :-)
	5:16pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The greatest ever song about a drug dealer - admittedly a legendary one :-)
	5:25pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I'm at my desk with one lamp on and this is all feeling very mellow and calm - a good vibe! :-)
	5:26pm Linda Lee: doesn't this sound nice! hi hi! :-)
	5:26pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hey lovely Linda Lee! :-)
	5:27pm Linda Lee: if anyone can turn me on to Gerry Rafferty it's you, GG! :-D context. context!
	5:28pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I do love dear old Gerry - very sadly missed but what lovely music lleft behind :-)
	5:28pm Linda Lee: mellow gold. :-)
	5:32pm Martinibomb: Stephen J. Cannell used that soft rock/yaht sound extensively - William Katt from Greatest American Hero even did a soft rock album called "Billy Katt - Secret Smiles" and of course Post/Carpenter are experts at that sound
	5:33pm Linda Lee: a growing moneyed demographic changed the music business, no? I don't think the incredible economic power of the baby boomers, sustained, was foreseen at all.
	5:33pm spacebrother: Oh no, I remember hearing this on my little transistor radio when I was a kid. Had no idea what was going on, but it was music, which was unfiltered from parents or anyone else, which made it unique.
	5:34pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I think most teenagers of the 50s and 60s would be genuinely shocked that the Stones, for example, are still touring!
	5:34pm Martinibomb: I was sweeping floors in my Dads machine shop listening to all this stuff in the 80s. I still love it with extra reverb.
	5:35pm Linda Lee: you mean, if you'd seen the future then & let them know Mick would be onstage at 70?
	5:35pm Linda Lee: he didn't think he'd be doing it either.
	5:35pm Martinibomb: Sundown! Yeahhh. my karaoke specialty I can sing this one suppper ez always pull it out first to get comfortable
	5:36pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Imagine their faces!!! lol
	5:36pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Gordon! Always a winner with me :-)
	5:36pm Linda Lee: 30 was old enough. but 70..
	5:36pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That whole Logan's Run generation ;-)
	5:37pm Martinibomb: Gordon is on tour right now!!
	5:37pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Really??? I would love to see him!!!
	5:39pm Linda Lee: hmmm. Logan's Run! never thought of them that way. what's your time frame here, GG? 72 - 78?
	5:39pm Mr Fab: If anyone wants to know why punk happened, play 'me this show. And tell 'em: now imagine you're a horny, energetic 16-year-old hanging out friends on a Saturday night, and this is the only thing on!
	5:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Good question! There's one rogue 80s record but it's mainly mid to late 70s
	5:40pm Rich in Washington: This is exactly the kind of music we blare through out household when the missus and I are working on something together. We fell in love with the Rhino Have A Nice Day box set.
	5:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This music makes me feel ... safe is the wrong word. Secure? Kind of "everything's ok".
	5:40pm Linda Lee: never the only thing on, though, Mr F. we had records!
	5:41pm Martinibomb: Yeh honestly this is how I remember music sounding maybe up to the mid 80s?
	5:42pm Linda Lee: as a Horney, energetic teen at the time, I can tell you we were listening to other things too. Bowie! Mott! Lou! :-)
	5:42pm Linda Lee: this new computer made 'horny' into Horney! why?
	5:42pm DJ GeorgyGirl: love this song love this song love this song :-)
	5:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: And it's got cowbell :-)
	5:46pm Linda Lee: darlin as I recall AOR was album oriented rock, not adult.
	5:47pm Rich in Washington: yeah, GeorgyGirl. Safe. I think that's the key. A more innocent time for us, before we became jaded, drug-addled teenagers, before my morals were corrupted by Dr. Demento and late night radio DJs, Punk Rock radio, etc.
	5:47pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It's an either/or - sometimes referring to album culture, but also with the adult charts via Billboard and so on :-)
	5:49pm Rich in Washington: Before buying that colossal CD collection, I had no idea who had done half of those really familiar songs I had grown up with.
	5:49pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I couldn't do a soft rock/AOR show without yet more Michael McDonald :-)
	5:49pm Mr Fab: I didn't know much about the cool stuff of the '70s til after the fact. I just remember hearing this stuff. Until the culture Rich mentioned hit me and got me actually interested in music.
	5:49pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I love the familiarity of it :-)
	5:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It made me think about having a car when I was a grown up and my own coffee percolator for when my friends came over to hang. lol
	5:51pm Linda Lee: oh yes, definitely not 2 different things as far as the music went. I just don't remember the A in AOR as 'adult' specifically.
	5:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I think part of me wanted to be Ron Burgundy ;-)
	5:51pm Linda Lee: six of one, half a dozen ..
	5:53pm DJ GeorgyGirl: There's that rogue 80s record!
	5:54pm Linda Lee: were we lucky on the coasts with the cool stuff? don't think so. friends in the midwest were into the cool stuff too. different crowds, maybe. ;-)
	5:54pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Maybe more access to touring bands?
	5:56pm Linda Lee: dunno! maybe it was just an age thing. being, say 10 in '75 would be very different than being 15.
	5:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Well, hopefully this is bringing back some good memories for everyone :-)
	5:57pm Linda Lee: at 10 you'd be more likely to be listening to what the parents listened to, just because you're spending more time with them. at 15, less..
	5:59pm Linda Lee: I still lived in New York when this was radio ~ & New York in the 70s was really fantastic.
	6:00pm Mr Fab: "hopefully this is bringing back some good memories" - sort of a cross between happy memories, and frothing at the mouth due to my intense hatred of the Eagles!
	6:00pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @LL - How's the new computer going? Did you manage to salvage your files?
	6:00pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Mr Fab - sorry! Forgot! Oops.
	6:02pm Linda Lee: GG is nothing if not adventurous. :-D not yet, kiddo. thanks for asking. the new computer is quirky. or I am. not sure yet which.
	6:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: There's an ELO song later ... you might want to leave the room for that!
	6:03pm Linda Lee: did that man say "the wagon wife"?
	6:03pm Rich in Washington: I think with my wife and I, despite our divergent musical tastes, we have THESE songs in common, having been raised on pretty much the same local radio, etc. We started listening to those comps and would go 'OH GAWD! THAT song again!'.
	6:04pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Yep ... and then threeways. Wishful thinking from him!!!
	6:04pm spacebrother: @ Mr. Fab - I'm right with you on that Eagles hate.
	6:04pm Rich in Washington: What about the Mercury Monarch Ghia?
	6:04pm Linda Lee: wow. :-D didn't recall that one!
	6:04pm Rich in Washington: Oh man. This is on my dead pet song list!
	6:05pm Mr Fab: nah, i don't HATE ELo. i don't really hate much, honestly. Apart from their sucky music, the Eagles were just frikkin EVERYWHERE. The endless, endless 'Hotel California" was everywhere, and we were all supposed to love it, and there was something wrong with you if you didn't.
	6:06pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I hear you :-) The song "popcorn" brings me out in hives. lol It was EVERYWHERE and it still drives me nuts. Different strokes and all that :-)
	6:06pm Linda Lee: me, i like challenging myself to hear fresh. if there's something good there, let's hear it!
	6:06pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, I'm with you Fab. Just that they were so goddamn inescapable.
	6:07pm Linda Lee: and yes, they were.
	6:07pm Rich in Washington: I LOVED Popcorn. It's also one of the first songs I remember downloading off of Napster back in the day.
	6:07pm Mr Fab: Certainly in Southern California. (But maybe everywhere?)
	6:08pm spacebrother: @ Fab - those are my exact reasons.
	6:09pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Find the thread, Georgy ... find the thread ... lol
	6:09pm Linda Lee: they were. there's my point about being a bit older & away from the house a bit. you weren't restricted to hearing what was on the radio or stereo at home.
	6:10pm spacebrother: The songwriting and musicianship was great, but geezus, people (people at the time.)
	6:10pm Mr Fab: yeah, i love "Popcorn" too! But i didn't grow up with it. For some reason, i dont' remember hearing it til well into the '80s, when i started getting into Moog records. So i was not traumatized by it.
	6:11pm spacebrother: A UHF channel in LA (channel 52) used to play "popcorn" over their station ID when I was a kid. I'd sing along by popping my cheek. Annoyed everyone but me.
	6:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Christ, that "Shannon" song really got to me just then.
	6:11pm Rich in Washington: I remember hearing Popcorn fairly frequently on the AM station that my Mom listened to a lot and was also played on our school bus. This would've been the very early 70s.
	6:11pm Linda Lee: Toto! that's the 80s. :-)
	6:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: So it is. Two rogue 80s records!!
	6:12pm spacebrother: I think this was supposedly about Rosanna Arquette.
	6:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The Band of Exploding Drummers. lol
	6:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It was indeed
	6:13pm Linda Lee: exploding drummers??
	6:13pm Rich in Washington: I also remember them playing Amen Brother. It was a station called 62 KGW. Real classic local radio with a sort of laid back morning drive time team. A far cry from later local radio. But they played a lot of songs that were 'kooky', mixed in with the usual AM fodder.
	6:13pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Toto had a bunch of drummers who all met weird demises.
	6:14pm Linda Lee: really! and they still got drummers to pay with them!
	6:14pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My daughter just came in and I said that I felt like a late-night FM DJ. lol
	6:14pm Rich in Washington: Did one of them choke on someone's vomit? There's no way to dust for vomit.
	6:15pm Linda Lee: god, I hope it was his own!
	6:15pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I think one of them got sucked into a lawnmower or something like that, and one drank weedkiller, and I don't know what else.
	6:16pm DJ GeorgyGirl: When I was young and first learned that Hendrix drowned in his own vomit I thought he was in a bathtub and had thrown up so much ... etc.
	6:16pm spacebrother: Wow. Flashbacks. Wow. I like it and don't at the same time. Just have to Go With The Flow!
	6:16pm Linda Lee: oh my god! the wicked witch must've had another sister.
	6:16pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That freaked me out for YEARS
	6:16pm Rich in Washington: I wonder what's the weirdest way a rock star has died? I hate my brain sometimes.
	6:16pm Rich in Washington: Oh, now THERE'S a picture!
	6:17pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I know the coolest way a rock star has died ...
	6:17pm Rich in Washington: Oh! Do tell!
	6:17pm Linda Lee: well, when you hear someone 'drowned' in it..
	6:18pm Elizabeth: Hi Georgy! This is the music of my childhood! AM gold!
	6:18pm Rich in Washington: It was a radio DJ who started the rumor that Mama Cass Elliot choked to death on a sandwich.
	6:18pm spacebrother: ANOTHER flashback! AHHHHH!
	6:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: John Entwistle - heart attack in a motel in Paradise, Nevada after snorting cocain off a stripper's tits. You know Moonie was waiting for him with a complimentary basket of fruit and a statuette.
	6:19pm Linda Lee: this is definitely the 70s.
	6:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hi Elizabeth!
	6:19pm Linda Lee: strange to die, not strange to do it..
	6:19pm Rich in Washington: Bonus points if he OD'd in Harry Nilsson's apartment.
	6:20pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Most rock and roll death EVER
	6:20pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Considering Moonie and Mama Cass both died in Nilsson's flat - i wouldn't want to go there!
	6:21pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Roy Orbison died while operating a remote control toy plane. That's pretty ... weird.
	6:22pm Rich in Washington: I think my prefered way to go would have been to have been brained by a television set hurled out a window of The Chelsea Hotel by Keith Moon. Alas, too late.
	6:22pm Linda Lee: both in Nilsson's apartment? I didn't know that. maybe it's what they tended to do there..
	6:22pm Rich in Washington: That IS weird! MERCY!
	6:22pm Rich in Washington: This thread should be a show.
	6:23pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Not rock and roll but Lupe Valez ...
	6:23pm spacebrother: "Whiter?" :D
	6:23pm Rich in Washington: It's the whitest car ever.
	6:24pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I miss car washes. The drive-through ones. You don't really get them here that much.
	6:25pm Rich in Washington: Turns out the stories about Marie Provost, immortalized in a Nick Lowe song, are NOT true. Doggone it!
	6:25pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I'm feeling rather good, Jeff - thanks for asking, mate.
	6:25pm Linda Lee: they were always fun to go through. I'm not sure they still allow you to sit in your car & go through.
	6:25pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Sitting in your car is the best bit!!!
	6:25pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Marie Provost? Do tell ...
	6:25pm Elizabeth: I just bought a book for my husband today called The Show Won’t Go On about people who died on stage while performing, loving the ELO
	6:26pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Literally died on stage! lol
	6:26pm spacebrother: Still sit on my car at the car wash, when I want to splurge and get one.
	6:27pm Mr Fab: 2 greats repped in the Sheena stream, Tiny Tim, and Country Dick Montana, off the top of my head.
	6:27pm Linda Lee: I was just about to say: dying on stage has got to be most rock & roll. dying in bed with a stripper is too close to the story about Rockefeller.
	6:27pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Eric Morecambe and Sid James in the UK, and Tommy Cooper. All comedians.
	6:27pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow, Elizabeth! That's something!
	6:28pm Linda Lee: I hear comedians die on stage all the time!
	6:28pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Elizabeth - I read that as died on stage loving ELO and had to re-read it :-)
	6:28pm Rich in Washington: Spade Cooley died immediately after performing, having been sprung from prison just to play a show.
	6:29pm CC: All very appealing songs today..!.. you are really killing it Georgy Girl, thanks for sharing!!!!
	6:29pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I've seen a fair few comedians die on stage to be fair ...
	6:29pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Rich - well that sucks!
	6:29pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Thank you, CC!
	6:29pm DJ GeorgyGirl: "Yay! I'm free!!! URGHHHHH ...."
	6:30pm Linda Lee: horrifying.
	6:30pm Mr Fab: "well that sucks" - not if you knew Spade Cooley!
	6:30pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Was he a wrong'un?
	6:31pm spacebrother: I love this song. Have to admit it.
	6:31pm Linda Lee: GG, I told you about listening to the Walker Brothers this week. 2 songs: 'The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Any More' and 'No Regrets'. the 60s vibe and the 70s!
	6:32pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I, too, have an enormous soft spot for this song :-)
	6:32pm spacebrother: Cooley had a weird and violent existence and consistently won "battle of the bands" contests with Bob Wills.
	6:32pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @LL - you'd never know they were the same group from listening to those two songs. They're so vastly different and yet both so good.
	6:33pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Ok, now I have to Google this guy ...
	6:33pm Linda Lee: absolutely! vastly different vibe. vastly different in what's shared.
	6:34pm DJ GeorgyGirl: JESUS!!!! WHAT AN ARSEHOLE!!!!!! Well, I'm glad he died then. Shame he didn't die earlier. that poor child :-(
	6:35pm Linda Lee: oh no. now I'll have to look as well.
	6:36pm Linda Lee: here comes Carly & her boyfriend.
	6:36pm Rich in Washington: yep.
	6:38pm Mr Fab: I thought Spade Cooley was just a fictional character in Ellroy's novel L.A. Confidential. Til i walked over his star on Hollywood Blvd. That was a shock.
	6:38pm spacebrother: I have to admit (in a literal way that people usually don't mean) that I am really enjoying this show, GG.
	6:38pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Thank you! :-)
	6:39pm Linda Lee: bravo, Greg! :-)
	6:39pm Linda Lee: there's that line about the clothespin.
	6:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Some years ago there was a total eclipse in Nova Scotia and I would have loved to have enough money to hire a Lear jet for that. Imagine the anecdote you could tell :-)
	6:40pm spacebrother: I discovered that line about the total eclipse in Nova Scotia was true to real events while I was looking up eclipses in North America.
	6:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Now THIS song says 70s to me :-)
	6:41pm spacebrother: Saw the total eclipse in Missouri a couple of years ago. It was VERY VERY VERY AMAZING. We were on a riverboat in the middle of the Mississippi River.
	6:41pm Linda Lee: it sure as hell does! I'm right back at my desk at school.
	6:42pm Linda Lee: that sounds really lovely.
	6:42pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I've only ever seen one total eclipse and like you say they are incredible. One of the most amazing experiences of my life :-)
	6:44pm Linda Lee: this song & 'Frampton Comes Alive' were so colossal. just phenomenal.
	6:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I still have my copy ;-)
	6:45pm Linda Lee: do you! :-) i gave my entire high school record collection to the young man who took my cherry. fair exchange, i thought.
	6:46pm Linda Lee: he was an amazingly talented musician. multi-instrumentalist. the start of a trend..
	6:46pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I know I'm a DJ but I can honestly say, hand on heart, that no experience sexual or otherwise would ever be good enough to give away my records for. lol. YOU'RE NOT GETTING MY RECORDS!! lol
	6:47pm Martinibomb: That kinda makes him a vinyl gigolo! hah
	6:47pm Linda Lee: hahaha! :-D
	6:47pm Linda Lee: his dad did help write 'hound dog' though. that counted, too.
	6:48pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That's impressive, I'll give you that. Still not worth my records. ;-)
	6:49pm Linda Lee: :-) :-D
	6:49pm spacebrother: We called them "REO SpodeWagon."
	6:50pm DJ GeorgyGirl: LOL!
	6:50pm Linda Lee: I've got another song from 'Frampton Comes Alive' right on the tip of my mind. hang on.
	6:51pm Linda Lee: got it! 'do you feel like I do'!
	6:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: See? ;-)
	6:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Oh, there's also the one that was redone as a reggae record ... oh crap. What one is it?
	6:52pm Mr Fab: Wait a minute Linda..one of Leiber and Stoller's kids?
	6:52pm Martinibomb: they are great for karaoke too because of the singability fo them
	6:52pm Linda Lee: ahmmm ..
	6:52pm Linda Lee: yes, hon. Mike Stoller was his dad.
	6:53pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Greg is next! www.wfmu.org... You have three minutes of jukebox first tho because I messed up and the show is slightly short ...
	6:53pm spacebrother: @ Linda - Wow.
	6:53pm Linda Lee: he ran off to Berklee after that. now I think he manages his dad's estate.
	6:53pm spacebrother: My god, what a time machine of the best kind GG. Thank you!
	6:53pm Mr Fab: !!!!Linda!!! Holy Spicolli, that's amazing.
	6:54pm DJ GeorgyGirl: You've all been very kind :-) Thank you! I had a lot of fun as always :-)
	6:54pm Linda Lee: never met Mr Stoller, sad to say. his son was such a slut there would've been a waiting list.
	6:55pm Linda Lee: really brilliant show, GG! thanks so much! hearing this stuff was fun!
	6:55pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Baby I Love Your Way!!!!! That's it!!! Wow. That hurt to try and remember that. lol
	6:55pm Linda Lee: that was reggae??
	6:55pm DJ GeorgyGirl: 80s I think? Maybe 90s? Someone did a cover
	6:56pm Linda Lee: hmmm. can't imagine it.
	6:56pm Mr Fab: Yeah, horrible '90s hippie jam band cover.
	6:56pm Elizabeth: Baby I Love Your Way
	6:56pm Linda Lee: glad I missed it. :-D
	6:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That's it! Talk amongst yourselves for a bit ;-)
	6:57pm spacebrother: I never knew what what were singing in that song: "I imply that I dona-wanna-blick-a-blah"
	6:57pm Linda Lee: ahahaha! good start, Greg!
	6:57pm Mr Fab: Hey, we can talk about the stream for a few, heh heh. Hey, wait, where's everyone going?
	6:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I shall meet you ll over at Greg's :-)
	6:57pm spacebrother: Not me, it's the robot.
	6:57pm spacebrother: I begin in 3 minutes.

LoriHajiTura with DJ GeorgyGirl: Playlist from December 9, 2019

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