WFMU: Lost Media Archive (The Radio Show) with BC Sterrett: Playlist from January 2, 2020

Listener comments!
	11:33am BC Sterrett: Welcome :) Getting set up! DJ-ing live with a talking computer. Val will be helping with the live setlist.
	11:58am BC Sterrett: Hi everbody! This is VaL. How was your New Years?
	12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi BC! Just tuned in :-)
	12:01pm Rich in Washington: Hi BC! Hi Jan!
	12:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich!
	12:02pm Rich in Washington: A talking computer! We must be in the year 2020! Hello computer!
	12:03pm Jan Turkenburg: I'm awaiting a guest who might or might not turn up for dinner.. :-)
	12:03pm Rich in Washington: I'm a huge fan of Cool and Strange Music! It was my musical internet before there was an internet.
	12:03pm Mr Otis F Odder: BC! Exciting. C&SM Issue Shows!!!!!
	12:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis!
	12:05pm Mr Otis F Odder: Hi Jan and Rich and Val and of course B.C. (from Oddity Rock Radio)... I'm sticking to the past here for this show. ;)
	12:06pm Rich in Washington: Hiya Otis! Happy nude ear!
	12:07pm Mr Otis F Odder: Check out the old C&SM link list, www.danacountryman.com... ODDITY ROCK RADIO B.C. Sterret spends three hours every Saturday from 9pm-midnight presenting a colorful parade of cool and strange music! Live webcast from KWCR 88.1 fm (Ogden, UT) presented in RealAudio.
	12:07pm Rich in Washington: Dana made the first ten or so issues available digitally recently, so I was able to completely fill in the gaps in my collection finally!
	12:08pm Arb: Hi everyone!
	12:09pm Mr Otis F Odder: B.C. - This may come in handy if you don't have this link. It's the old table list of issues and content within, www.danacountryman.com... I put that together in 2002. ;)
	12:10pm Rich in Washington: Hi Alina! Happy new year!
	12:10pm Mr Otis F Odder: Rich, those PDF issues are amazing. Hi Alina!
	12:11pm Rich in Washington: My pal Toby/Dr. Zomb interviews Marcy Tigner in issue 6.
	12:11pm Mr Otis F Odder: The covers with the track info is great Val! More visuals to go with the music!
	12:12pm Mr Otis F Odder: That's a great article Rich! I treasure my Trombone album. I need help, right??! Nah.
	12:13pm ARB: Thanks for playing Esquivel! cheering up music in the morning
	12:14pm Rich in Washington: I finally bought her trombone record. It's every bit as weird as her puppet records, imo. Trombone is such a weird solo instrument. I just wish I had enough trombone material if only so I could do a show entitled 'tromboners!'
	12:15pm Mr Otis F Odder: Excellent Bob Thompson cut and ranks as one of my favs by Bob.
	12:15pm Rich in Washington: Wow. I've never seen that record. What a delightful cover as well!
	12:16pm Mr Otis F Odder: Rich, I think you are the only other soul I know with the Trombone record. Yes! Tromboners. Ha ha.
	12:16pm BC Sterrett: Hey everyone :) Let me know if there are any issues with levels
	12:16pm ARB: Rich I'll be sending you every trombone track I come across so you can make that show happen
	12:16pm Mr Otis F Odder: Sundazed did a nice reissue of this Bob Thompson LP a good decade or so ago. Recommended, should be on Spotify as well.
	12:17pm Mr Otis F Odder: Rich, me too now. You have your street crew for PR, your Tromboners workin' for ya!
	12:17pm Rich in Washington: ARB!
	12:18pm ARB: You have the Voodoo Trombone Quartet I'm assuming?
	12:18pm Rich in Washington: A friend and I were once musing how there are so many 1920s records that had this obligatory trombone glissando in them. Once you notice it, you start hearing it all the time. It was the bass drop of the early 20th century.
	12:20pm ARB: There's something about the slide, the lapsteel/slide guitar and the trumpet both make me feel kind of melty
	12:20pm Mr Otis F Odder: Let's bring it back. Trombone's giving more bottom to bluetooth speakers in the 2020s!
	12:20pm BC Sterrett: Playing some earlier lesser know tracks by the early LPs of these artists
	12:21pm Mr Otis F Odder: My kinda smooth too... slack and slide.
	12:21pm Rich in Washington: yeah, I'm not familiar with either Fascinato's or Elliot's work outside of their more famous LPs. This is great!
	12:22pm Mr Otis F Odder: I see that BC. That Fascinato and Dean Elliot you don't hear often (both on my want list) opposed to Elliot's Zounds (which I still have the copy YOU gave me when you visited, Reno maybe... or could've been Seattle or Montreal)! Time flies huh!
	12:22pm VaL: Never thought I'd hear chopsticks on the radio! :)
	12:23pm Rich in Washington: Pre-pop music era Ferrante and Teicher are just amazing.
	12:24pm Mr Otis F Odder: Worn down my 1950s F&T prepared piano works. Gems.
	12:24pm Jan Turkenburg: I came to the screen for this version of chopsticks. Hi everybody!
	12:25pm BC Sterrett: HI Jan, Hi Otis, Hi Rich, Hi ARB
	12:25pm Mr Otis F Odder: This Esquivel was a staple in my pink VW bug in the mid-1990s.
	12:25pm Jan Turkenburg: I've got a version by the Dutch KRO Orchestra, that has some elements of F enT's version. I wonder which one was first.
	12:26pm diarrhea pearlman: ah! nothing like wordless vocals....
	12:28pm Mr Otis F Odder: Here is a quick link to the PDF issues 1-10, store.oglio.com...
	12:28pm BC Sterrett: Thanks Otis :)
	12:30pm BC Sterrett: Skipping The World Vision Korean Orphan Choir because I don't have it.
	12:30pm Rich in Washington: I love organ and whistling records!
	12:32pm Rich in Washington: Fred Lowery records remind me of my high school art teacher who would frequently disappear and emerge later reeking of cigarette smoke and scotch and would whistle like that really loudly.
	12:33pm BC Sterrett: lol Rich!
	12:33pm BC Sterrett: Playing the whole chant! (It's the same on both sides of the LP)
	12:34pm VaL: I love when I recognize songs from old movies & now learning the background story of it :)
	12:36pm Poppleprincess: Next time I have a plant, we’ll cuddle up and listen to this every day...
	12:37pm Rich in Washington: I don't have that nerve. I had it taken out with my appendix.
	12:37pm radioactivechickenheads: Hi BC!
	12:37pm BC Sterrett: LOL Hi Annie
	12:38pm BC Sterrett: Hey Aaron!
	12:38pm VaL: Welcome Poppelprincess!
	12:38pm BC Sterrett: This is my fave part of the chant
	12:38pm Mr Otis F Odder: 'moist and wet with your sap'. So many song titles for aspiring noise bands.
	12:39pm VaL: LOL'd "'moist and wet with your sap'. So many song titles for aspiring noise bands."
	12:40pm Mr Otis F Odder: This record always cracks me up and strangely makes me wanna run and hug my plants.
	12:40pm BC Sterrett: Using DJ skills I was taught guesting on Friendly Persuasion :)
	12:41pm Rich in Washington: I just came off a nearly two week holiday to see that the lone plant in my office was thriving in my absence. I should take a vacation more often.
	12:41pm Mr Otis F Odder: We did a few fun radio/online projects years back for sure! SO much fun.
	12:41pm Rich in Washington: This show is fantastic, BC!
	12:42pm BC Sterrett: Thanks Rich :)
	12:42pm Rich in Washington: How many 'music for plants' type records are there, anyway?
	12:43pm BC Sterrett: This is the first time I've played the ENTIRE Chant for Your Plants on the air.
	12:43pm Mr Otis F Odder: You could be the first DJ ever to play the complete Chant for your Plants. There should be an award.
	12:43pm BC Sterrett: lol
	12:43pm Mr Otis F Odder: Rich, "Plant Talk" is another fav in this realm.
	12:44pm BC Sterrett: Mellow show today
	12:44pm BC Sterrett: I think I have around 15 - 18 Plant records?
	12:45pm BC Sterrett: Who knows?
	12:46pm Rich in Washington: Aw. I just gave a copy of this to my daughter and son-in-law. This is one of those records that I can't help but buy anytime I find it in the wild and then gift to someone.
	12:46pm Mr Otis F Odder: There are 3 succulent plants here that were listening.
	12:47pm VaL: Wow! What a vibrato!
	12:47pm Rich in Washington: Mrs. Miller reminds me so much of my maternal grandmother.
	12:47pm ARB: my vines were definitely creeping closer to the speakers
	12:48pm Mr Otis F Odder: You really get to know a person when you gift the love of Elva.
	12:49pm BC Sterrett: Talked about for it's cover, but here it is, more music for your plants. Who else is gonna play it?
	12:50pm Rich in Washington: If you listen closely, there are subliminal voices going "GROW, YOU BASTARDS! GROW!!!"
	12:50pm Mr Otis F Odder: Too bad Valli and The Four Seasons were not on this instead. Great for the cover!
	12:51pm Rich in Washington: Whoever put this out could've repackaged the same selections as Music For Your Pet Rock.
	12:52pm zzm: hi, browsed thru your past play lists seemed it'd fit!
	12:52pm Mr Otis F Odder: I would buy that Rich for a buck, and frame the cover.
	12:54pm Martinibomb: Hey BC
	12:54pm Rich in Washington: Great show, BC! Can't wait for next week!
	12:54pm Martinibomb: Sorry I missed the first hour
	12:54pm Rich in Washington: Hello, MB!
	12:55pm BC Sterrett: More Musical Betts next week!
	12:55pm Martinibomb: Hey broccoli head
	12:56pm BC Sterrett: Ahh soothing cow bells...
	12:56pm BC Sterrett: This one is from Dana's collection :)
	12:56pm BC Sterrett: Thanks everyone! See you next time :)
	12:58pm ARB: Thank you, so stoked on your show!
	12:58pm ARB: Cannibal Stew is here next www.wfmu.org...
	12:58pm BC Sterrett: Ended a little early. Now everyone tune into Cannibal Stew!
	12:59pm Mr Otis F Odder: Blair, best show yet! Great picks/selection!!
	12:59pm BC Sterrett: Thanks ARB, Thanks Otis :)
	1:00pm WR: OMG! Forgot to tune in, will listen back from the archive.
	5:47pm Dana Countryman: Wow-- talk about a blast from the past! I truly did not know what I was doing, when I put the first issue of the magazine together. It was done on my first computer with minimal design software. This first issue was xeroxed, as I couldn't yet afford offset printing. It was hand-collated and hand-stapled together by myself, my best friend Keith and my dad. It was truly a " 'zine" to start with, then became an actual magazine once we had national distribution, advertisers and subscribers. Anyway, this is a cool concept show, so thanks BC Sterret! Dana Countryman
	6:27pm Blair Sterrett: Dana, we are eternally grateful for your publication, for your contribution in bringing this music to light, the respect to the artists involved and for bringing to so many of us friends together :)

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January 2, 2020: "Cool and Strange Music Magazine Issue #1 as a Setlist" (Vol. 1)
In celebration of the first 10 issues of Cool and Strange Music Magazine now available in PDF form from https://oglio.com/. Today, I’ll be using Issue #1 (from Spring 1996) as a set list. Page by page and picture by picture, I'll be playing music by each artist mentioned or printed in chronological order (If I HAVE them. A couple were unattainable to find in time.) This theme will probably be revisited over the course of other shows, as it will not all fit into one hour. Most of these LPs were found at thrift stores over the past three decades, but some came from the actual record collection of magazine creator and friend Dana Countryman. To start I'll be playing the actual copy of Anna Russell's "Into Darkest Africa" that was scanned for the cover art :) (The playlist photo of this, comes from discogs however.)

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Artist	Track	Album	Format	Approx. start time
Anna Russell	How to Enjoy Your Bagpipe (Segment)	In Darkest Africa	LP
Music behind DJ: Toti's Tahitians	Tu E "Tu E" by "Toti's Tahitians"	Little Brown Gal	LP	0:01:27 (Pop-up)
Leo Addeo and His Orchestra	Yaaka Hula Hickey Dula	Hawaii in Stereo	LP	0:03:14 (Pop-up)
Lena Okehu and His Surfboarders	Hawaiian People Eater	Hawaiian Holiday	LP	0:06:12 (Pop-up)
The Diplomat Orchestra	Red Sails in the Sunset	Heart of Hawaii	LP	0:08:36 (Pop-up)
Esquivel	Bailando Sobre El Tejado	Las Tandas De Juan Garcia Esquivel	LP	0:11:09 (Pop-up)
Bob Thompson	Star Fire "Star Fire" by "Bob Thompson"	The Sound of Speed	LP	0:13:54 (Pop-up)
Jack Fascinato	Diggin’ Duggan "Diggin’ Duggan" by "Jack Fascinato"	Jack Fascinato Arranges Things…	LP	0:16:32 (Pop-up)
Dean Elliot Dance Band	I’ve Had My Moments	The Hi-Fi Sound of The Dean Elliot Dance Band	LP	0:18:20 (Pop-up)
Art Ferrante and Lou Tricher	Chopsticks	Hi-Fireworks	LP	0:20:59 (Pop-up)
Esquivel	Sentimental Journey "Sentimental Journey" by "Esquivel"	Space Age Bachelor Pad Music	CD	0:23:30 (Pop-up)
Henri Rene and His Orchestra	Dinner For One Please, James	Music For Bachelors	LP	0:26:11 (Pop-up)
Fred Lowery	Whispering Hope "Whispering Hope" by "Fred Lowery"	Whistles Your Gospel Favorites	LP	0:29:08 (Pop-up)
Ann Chase	A Chant For Your Plants	A Chant for Your Plants	LP	0:31:40 (Pop-up)
Mrs. Miller	The Shadow of Your Smile	Mrs. Miller’s Greatest Hits	LP	0:45:17 (Pop-up)
Vivaldi	The Four Seasons, “Spring”	Music For Your Plants	LP	0:47:58 (Pop-up)
The Musical Betts	I Walk With The King	The Golden Bells	LP	0:53:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:33am BC Sterrett: Welcome :) Getting set up! DJ-ing live with a talking computer. Val will be helping with the live setlist.
	11:58am BC Sterrett: Hi everbody! This is VaL. How was your New Years?
	12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi BC! Just tuned in :-)
	12:01pm Rich in Washington: Hi BC! Hi Jan!
	12:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich!
	12:02pm Rich in Washington: A talking computer! We must be in the year 2020! Hello computer!
	12:03pm Jan Turkenburg: I'm awaiting a guest who might or might not turn up for dinner.. :-)
	12:03pm Rich in Washington: I'm a huge fan of Cool and Strange Music! It was my musical internet before there was an internet.
	12:03pm Mr Otis F Odder: BC! Exciting. C&SM Issue Shows!!!!!
	12:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis!
	12:05pm Mr Otis F Odder: Hi Jan and Rich and Val and of course B.C. (from Oddity Rock Radio)... I'm sticking to the past here for this show. ;)
	12:06pm Rich in Washington: Hiya Otis! Happy nude ear!
	12:07pm Mr Otis F Odder: Check out the old C&SM link list, www.danacountryman.com... ODDITY ROCK RADIO B.C. Sterret spends three hours every Saturday from 9pm-midnight presenting a colorful parade of cool and strange music! Live webcast from KWCR 88.1 fm (Ogden, UT) presented in RealAudio.
	12:07pm Rich in Washington: Dana made the first ten or so issues available digitally recently, so I was able to completely fill in the gaps in my collection finally!
	12:08pm Arb: Hi everyone!
	12:09pm Mr Otis F Odder: B.C. - This may come in handy if you don't have this link. It's the old table list of issues and content within, www.danacountryman.com... I put that together in 2002. ;)
	12:10pm Rich in Washington: Hi Alina! Happy new year!
	12:10pm Mr Otis F Odder: Rich, those PDF issues are amazing. Hi Alina!
	12:11pm Rich in Washington: My pal Toby/Dr. Zomb interviews Marcy Tigner in issue 6.
	12:11pm Mr Otis F Odder: The covers with the track info is great Val! More visuals to go with the music!
	12:12pm Mr Otis F Odder: That's a great article Rich! I treasure my Trombone album. I need help, right??! Nah.
	12:13pm ARB: Thanks for playing Esquivel! cheering up music in the morning
	12:14pm Rich in Washington: I finally bought her trombone record. It's every bit as weird as her puppet records, imo. Trombone is such a weird solo instrument. I just wish I had enough trombone material if only so I could do a show entitled 'tromboners!'
	12:15pm Mr Otis F Odder: Excellent Bob Thompson cut and ranks as one of my favs by Bob.
	12:15pm Rich in Washington: Wow. I've never seen that record. What a delightful cover as well!
	12:16pm Mr Otis F Odder: Rich, I think you are the only other soul I know with the Trombone record. Yes! Tromboners. Ha ha.
	12:16pm BC Sterrett: Hey everyone :) Let me know if there are any issues with levels
	12:16pm ARB: Rich I'll be sending you every trombone track I come across so you can make that show happen
	12:16pm Mr Otis F Odder: Sundazed did a nice reissue of this Bob Thompson LP a good decade or so ago. Recommended, should be on Spotify as well.
	12:17pm Mr Otis F Odder: Rich, me too now. You have your street crew for PR, your Tromboners workin' for ya!
	12:17pm Rich in Washington: ARB!
	12:18pm ARB: You have the Voodoo Trombone Quartet I'm assuming?
	12:18pm Rich in Washington: A friend and I were once musing how there are so many 1920s records that had this obligatory trombone glissando in them. Once you notice it, you start hearing it all the time. It was the bass drop of the early 20th century.
	12:20pm ARB: There's something about the slide, the lapsteel/slide guitar and the trumpet both make me feel kind of melty
	12:20pm Mr Otis F Odder: Let's bring it back. Trombone's giving more bottom to bluetooth speakers in the 2020s!
	12:20pm BC Sterrett: Playing some earlier lesser know tracks by the early LPs of these artists
	12:21pm Mr Otis F Odder: My kinda smooth too... slack and slide.
	12:21pm Rich in Washington: yeah, I'm not familiar with either Fascinato's or Elliot's work outside of their more famous LPs. This is great!
	12:22pm Mr Otis F Odder: I see that BC. That Fascinato and Dean Elliot you don't hear often (both on my want list) opposed to Elliot's Zounds (which I still have the copy YOU gave me when you visited, Reno maybe... or could've been Seattle or Montreal)! Time flies huh!
	12:22pm VaL: Never thought I'd hear chopsticks on the radio! :)
	12:23pm Rich in Washington: Pre-pop music era Ferrante and Teicher are just amazing.
	12:24pm Mr Otis F Odder: Worn down my 1950s F&T prepared piano works. Gems.
	12:24pm Jan Turkenburg: I came to the screen for this version of chopsticks. Hi everybody!
	12:25pm BC Sterrett: HI Jan, Hi Otis, Hi Rich, Hi ARB
	12:25pm Mr Otis F Odder: This Esquivel was a staple in my pink VW bug in the mid-1990s.
	12:25pm Jan Turkenburg: I've got a version by the Dutch KRO Orchestra, that has some elements of F enT's version. I wonder which one was first.
	12:26pm diarrhea pearlman: ah! nothing like wordless vocals....
	12:28pm Mr Otis F Odder: Here is a quick link to the PDF issues 1-10, store.oglio.com...
	12:28pm BC Sterrett: Thanks Otis :)
	12:30pm BC Sterrett: Skipping The World Vision Korean Orphan Choir because I don't have it.
	12:30pm Rich in Washington: I love organ and whistling records!
	12:32pm Rich in Washington: Fred Lowery records remind me of my high school art teacher who would frequently disappear and emerge later reeking of cigarette smoke and scotch and would whistle like that really loudly.
	12:33pm BC Sterrett: lol Rich!
	12:33pm BC Sterrett: Playing the whole chant! (It's the same on both sides of the LP)
	12:34pm VaL: I love when I recognize songs from old movies & now learning the background story of it :)
	12:36pm Poppleprincess: Next time I have a plant, we’ll cuddle up and listen to this every day...
	12:37pm Rich in Washington: I don't have that nerve. I had it taken out with my appendix.
	12:37pm radioactivechickenheads: Hi BC!
	12:37pm BC Sterrett: LOL Hi Annie
	12:38pm BC Sterrett: Hey Aaron!
	12:38pm VaL: Welcome Poppelprincess!
	12:38pm BC Sterrett: This is my fave part of the chant
	12:38pm Mr Otis F Odder: 'moist and wet with your sap'. So many song titles for aspiring noise bands.
	12:39pm VaL: LOL'd "'moist and wet with your sap'. So many song titles for aspiring noise bands."
	12:40pm Mr Otis F Odder: This record always cracks me up and strangely makes me wanna run and hug my plants.
	12:40pm BC Sterrett: Using DJ skills I was taught guesting on Friendly Persuasion :)
	12:41pm Rich in Washington: I just came off a nearly two week holiday to see that the lone plant in my office was thriving in my absence. I should take a vacation more often.
	12:41pm Mr Otis F Odder: We did a few fun radio/online projects years back for sure! SO much fun.
	12:41pm Rich in Washington: This show is fantastic, BC!
	12:42pm BC Sterrett: Thanks Rich :)
	12:42pm Rich in Washington: How many 'music for plants' type records are there, anyway?
	12:43pm BC Sterrett: This is the first time I've played the ENTIRE Chant for Your Plants on the air.
	12:43pm Mr Otis F Odder: You could be the first DJ ever to play the complete Chant for your Plants. There should be an award.
	12:43pm BC Sterrett: lol
	12:43pm Mr Otis F Odder: Rich, "Plant Talk" is another fav in this realm.
	12:44pm BC Sterrett: Mellow show today
	12:44pm BC Sterrett: I think I have around 15 - 18 Plant records?
	12:45pm BC Sterrett: Who knows?
	12:46pm Rich in Washington: Aw. I just gave a copy of this to my daughter and son-in-law. This is one of those records that I can't help but buy anytime I find it in the wild and then gift to someone.
	12:46pm Mr Otis F Odder: There are 3 succulent plants here that were listening.
	12:47pm VaL: Wow! What a vibrato!
	12:47pm Rich in Washington: Mrs. Miller reminds me so much of my maternal grandmother.
	12:47pm ARB: my vines were definitely creeping closer to the speakers
	12:48pm Mr Otis F Odder: You really get to know a person when you gift the love of Elva.
	12:49pm BC Sterrett: Talked about for it's cover, but here it is, more music for your plants. Who else is gonna play it?
	12:50pm Rich in Washington: If you listen closely, there are subliminal voices going "GROW, YOU BASTARDS! GROW!!!"
	12:50pm Mr Otis F Odder: Too bad Valli and The Four Seasons were not on this instead. Great for the cover!
	12:51pm Rich in Washington: Whoever put this out could've repackaged the same selections as Music For Your Pet Rock.
	12:52pm zzm: hi, browsed thru your past play lists seemed it'd fit!
	12:52pm Mr Otis F Odder: I would buy that Rich for a buck, and frame the cover.
	12:54pm Martinibomb: Hey BC
	12:54pm Rich in Washington: Great show, BC! Can't wait for next week!
	12:54pm Martinibomb: Sorry I missed the first hour
	12:54pm Rich in Washington: Hello, MB!
	12:55pm BC Sterrett: More Musical Betts next week!
	12:55pm Martinibomb: Hey broccoli head
	12:56pm BC Sterrett: Ahh soothing cow bells...
	12:56pm BC Sterrett: This one is from Dana's collection :)
	12:56pm BC Sterrett: Thanks everyone! See you next time :)
	12:58pm ARB: Thank you, so stoked on your show!
	12:58pm ARB: Cannibal Stew is here next www.wfmu.org...
	12:58pm BC Sterrett: Ended a little early. Now everyone tune into Cannibal Stew!
	12:59pm Mr Otis F Odder: Blair, best show yet! Great picks/selection!!
	12:59pm BC Sterrett: Thanks ARB, Thanks Otis :)
	1:00pm WR: OMG! Forgot to tune in, will listen back from the archive.
	5:47pm Dana Countryman: Wow-- talk about a blast from the past! I truly did not know what I was doing, when I put the first issue of the magazine together. It was done on my first computer with minimal design software. This first issue was xeroxed, as I couldn't yet afford offset printing. It was hand-collated and hand-stapled together by myself, my best friend Keith and my dad. It was truly a " 'zine" to start with, then became an actual magazine once we had national distribution, advertisers and subscribers. Anyway, this is a cool concept show, so thanks BC Sterret! Dana Countryman
	6:27pm Blair Sterrett: Dana, we are eternally grateful for your publication, for your contribution in bringing this music to light, the respect to the artists involved and for bringing to so many of us friends together :)

Lost Media Archive (The Radio Show) with BC Sterrett: Playlist from January 2, 2020

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