WFMU: 100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from May 20, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:00pm chresti: Hi Mary and wingdingers!
	🛎 12:01pm Handy Haversack: 100 percent hello, Mary and all the wingnuts! Hey, chresti!
	12:01pm Mary Wing: Good morning, chresti! And we're off on whatever adventures!
	12:02pm Mary Wing: It's not even a minute and chresti clicky-starred the entire show! <3 <3 <3
	12:02pm Ike: Dinging in.
	12:02pm spodiodi: good morning, Mary Wing! hi chrest, hi Handy! Ike!
	12:02pm Carmichael: Chresti's got it goin' on!
	12:03pm Mary Wing: Hi Handy, Ike, spodiodi, and Carmichael! Early squad coming in strong!
	12:03pm Listener Bob in PGH: Yay!
	12:03pm JakeGould: Hey Marry! How are you?
	12:04pm Mary Wing: Howdy Bob and Jake! I'm good, just got out of the shower and had to run to the laptop to start the playlist, heh! Lemme finish getting dressed.
	12:05pm spodiodi: woowoo!
	12:06pm spodiodi: (hi carm, bob, jake)
	12:07pm chresti: Hi spodi! Hi Handy!
	🛎 12:09pm Handy Haversack: spodiodi, how's it going? Glad to see you.
	12:10pm Carmichael: a shelter-in-place "ding!" for everyone: www.zapsplat.com...
	12:10pm spodiodi: it's going pretty well. how about you?
	12:11pm Ike: That whole hustling out of the shower at the last minute and running over to switch on the laptop ASAP sounds very familiar. It's possible I've done that a time or seven (or 47).
	🛎 12:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: Showers are so 2019, anyway. Thanks for the ding page, Carmichael. Those would make great ringtones or whatever.
	12:15pm Mary Wing: Hi Ken! Thanks for the link, Carm, but as everything else about this show is digital, I want to keep the dings real, heh. Everyone else can ding at home with these, though!
	🛎 12:16pm WR: Hi all, ready for whatever, I think.
	12:16pm Stanley: It's Mary. Joy rises in the beleaguered heart.
	12:18pm Stanley: Hey Carmichael - I love the 'Single ring on broken reception desk bell'!
	12:18pm Mary Wing: Hiya WR and Stanley! It is indeed a good day to be joyful for the things we still have: virtual friends, interesting sounds, and, for me anyway, LUNCH.
	🛎 12:19pm Handy Haversack: "Ding Along at Home -- with Carmtones!" Hiya, Stanley.
	12:20pm chresti: We have a reception desk bell on the front porch, I ding it whenever the dog across the street is making a racket.
	12:21pm Mary Wing: Heh heh, wouldn't that incite the dog to keep barking, if Pavlov is correct?
	12:21pm spodiodi: chresti! that is brilliant! i must use that!
	12:21pm spodiodi: oppressive neighbors abound
	12:22pm Ike: @KFHP yes I know I need to get the hip new dirt-destroying sonic wave blast app, but my phone is too old for that functionality. Still using water and soap like some kind of creaky old Luddite, pffft. At least we can all agree that the new version of Netflix where somebody climbs out of your TV and scrubs you down is insane and violates all of Mark Hurst's edicts about privacy.
	12:23pm chresti: This may be my last wingding for awhile, I go back to work next week.
	🛎 12:24pm Handy Haversack: Wow, really, chresti? Parks and athletic centers reopening?
	🛎 12:24pm Hubig Pie: Work or at home, I'm always winging it on Wednesday
	12:24pm chresti: Tennis courts, in my case.
	12:26pm Mary Wing: chresti, stay safe! There's still time to order a Devo energy dome with face shield: www.brooklynvegan.com...
	12:27pm Mary Wing: Oh crud, they are actually pre-orders only at the moment. Here's the direct link: www.impactmerch.com...
	12:29pm chresti: Trails in Griffith Park are open, beaches..
	12:29pm Mary Wing: Hey there Hubig, winging and dinging!
	12:30pm chresti: They have masks too, www.impactmerch.com...
	12:31pm chresti: OOPs, beat me to it, Mary.
	🛎 12:32pm Handy Haversack: I never got to tell scary disembodied voice that I loved her, too, and now it's too late ... Do you think people will come and play, chresti? Are they using the trails and beaches?
	12:33pm JakeGould: The thing with people coming out now to do things like sports… They are going to be the more unreasonable people who might even lecture workers on what rules to follow; not the reasonable people who understand things.
	12:34pm chresti: I think so, it's hard to keep people AWAY from the trails and beaches @Handy
	12:35pm JakeGould: Like in NYC the second they all restaurants to open at 50% capacity, the brunch crowd a-holes will make up their own B.S. “rules” and do things like order “to go” but then sit on stoops nearby.
	12:35pm Listener Bob in PGH: Funny, I just recently read about the Polish Radio Experimental Studio. I was not aware of its existence previously.
	12:35pm Mary Wing: Sadly, there will always be a large segment of the population who will do whatever the fuck they want, regardless of the impact it has on anyone else.
	🛎 12:36pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, that's what I was figuring. Jake and Mary have the right of it.
	12:38pm chresti: The difference is that tennis players have to reserve and pay online, we won't be taking any walk-ons. No doubles, one hour of play, and they have to wear masks.
	🛎 12:38pm Phillippe Bastille: Good day, head Wing and wingdings
	12:38pm Mary Wing: Handy, maybe we can make the scary disembodied female voice a ringtone, so we can hear her say I love you when anyone calls.
	12:40pm JakeGould: I posted elsewhere but I have already seen a glimpse of that in Brownstone Brooklyn (aka: Park Slope). Bars that are serving “to go” drinks consistently have at least a dozen people hanging out in front of their entrances all the time. No social distancing. No masks. And they are day drunk. And you can’t even easily walk by; no regard for even the elderly with walkers… And that is now… Maybe I should get some fireworks and set off packs near them when I am in that part of Brooklyn.
	12:40pm Mary Wing: Hello Phillippe!
	12:41pm Mary Wing: I saw that on the Upper West Side on Saturday, too, Jake. Total disregard for everyone; was glad I was on a bicycle but they were even standing in the freaking bike lane!
	12:42pm JakeGould: @Mary: And cops showed up at the scenes I saw… People walked away and just came back. So who can you complain to? And honestly what can the cops do? Shut down the bars? Not happening in NYC.
	12:43pm spodiodi: sounds reasonable, chresti. be careful, eh?
	12:43pm Mary Wing: Aoife is pronounced "eee-fa" by the way; I looked it up since I'll have to say it at the mic break.
	12:44pm JakeGould: When I was a kid, there was this little old lady who owned a house and if you went near her alley, she would toss buckets of water out the window. Heck in my building nowadays, if kids on the weekend decide to smoke pot on the front steps someone tosses water on them. No a bad idea for bar bird flocks.
	12:45pm spodiodi: there was a party near me that went on until after 1am this weekend shakes fist
	12:46pm spodiodi: sounds fun, Jake
	12:47pm spodiodi: drive-by with a supersoaker
	12:47pm chresti: Thanks, spodi. SF is a party town, always.
	12:48pm JakeGould: @spodiodi: Gonna sound like Joe Biden right now, but when I was 11 or so and the kids of a drug dealer who lived in a shack behind her house stole my Big Wheel, I had to do a secret kid commando mission to get it back. She screamed and tossed water when I ran in the alley (missed me) and she screamed and tossed water again when I ran out carrying my Big Wheel and missed me again.
	12:49pm spodiodi: and that is why i need to leave B^/ "too old"
	🛎 12:49pm Handy Haversack: Kate just got back from her run (she goes through 4-5 masks) SUPER frustrated -- most people unmasked. Picnickers in the parks sitting unmasked RIGHT by the paths. No one being courteous and moving out of the way -- and also unmasked. Two FDNY ambulance drivers, unmasked, hanging out out of the truck. So ... yeah. It's not cool out there. And only going to get worse as some things reopen and the weather warms. Like Jake said. Blargh. And now Kate's going to take out her frustration by making me exercise! Send the scary disembodied female voice to save me! So
	12:49pm spodiodi: lol, Jake. to your big wheel
	12:50pm JakeGould: I miss being outside doing things — and doing nothing — without a subtext or an undercurrent of anxiety.‬
	12:50pm chresti: Our friends that live near Venice beach, have a similar problem with party people @spodi
	12:50pm spodiodi: i miss sitting at the park in front of Grace Cathedral in the sun
	12:51pm doctorjazz: I had the blues so bad one time, it put my face in a permanent frown But I'm feeling so much better, now that Mary's back in town!
	12:51pm JakeGould: @spodiodi: Being 11 and still riding a big wheel is kinda pathetic though. I mean I had a Ross Apollo bike I rode too; why I still rode that thing then is beyond me.
	12:53pm Mary Wing: Hi doctorjazz! But... but... I never left town!
	🛎 12:54pm WR: The Tosh testifying. May his words come to pass.
	12:54pm spodiodi: Jake, no judgements here. i sitll play video games :-B
	12:55pm Stanley: Hi Handy and wonderful listeners. Downpressor Man - yes
	12:55pm spodiodi: and i've often said, throughout my life "where is my bigwheel", longing for a simpler time in my life
	12:56pm doctorjazz: (Lyric I know from an old Taj Mahal album, who had a birthday a grew days ago)
	12:56pm Mary Wing: You needed the Big Wheel for all those weekend lowrider events, seriously.
	12:57pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Mary! I love Peter Tosh. As a matter of fact, I think I'll change my name to Steppin' Razor. What do you think?
	🛎 12:58pm Phillippe Bastille: I was rather uncoordinated as a lad. Needed training wheels on my Big Wheel, which required a much wider sidewalk
	12:58pm Mary Wing: Good morning, Franco! Don't you watch my size, I'm dangerous...
	12:59pm Carmichael: Restaurants are open also, with modifications.
	12:59pm spodiodi: not to mention Big Wheel races rove.me...
	1:00pm spodiodi: will you keep the "Twinkie", Franco?
	1:02pm david w: Mary, Mary! Hello all! (hoarse voice, haven't spoken in days!)
	1:02pm JakeGould: FWIW, this is a pic of the guy us 11 year olds called the “drug dealer” because that’s what he did when we saw him on the corner. Cool bike and dog though. ibb.co...
	🛎 1:03pm Bas NL: Covers ears The bells... THE BELLS!!!!
	1:03pm Franco Twinkie: Spodi, Steppin' Twinkie? Franco Razor?
	1:03pm JakeGould: @spodiodi: FWIW, I dowloaded an old Atari Computer emulator and attempted to play the games I played as a teen… Honestly, I had no nostalgia and felt dead when attempting to deal with the old school games. Grown past it I guess.
	🛎 1:03pm Bas NL: Hi Mary and 100% crew! :)
	1:03pm chresti: He looks sharp, @Jake.
	1:04pm Mary Wing: Hiya David and Bas! Bells are ringing, it must be Wednesday Whatever!
	1:04pm JakeGould: @chresti: We all lived near the beach in Brooklyn. So wearing whites always looked bright.
	1:05pm chresti: The razor is hidden in the twinkie.
	1:06pm Mary Wing: Where did he keep the drugs, though? In his hat?
	1:09pm JakeGould: @Mary: He had a leather raincoat jacket with pockets he put on when that was happening as I recall. This is the corner of Brighton Beach Avenue and Ocean Parkway. An old bar called “Club 101” was a short walk from where that pic was taken. Completely sketchy old-school NYC bar that was past divey… Red lights on forever… Whenever the mail was late my dad asked me to run outside and see of the mail cart was parked in front of the bar.
	1:10pm JakeGould: And to be fair, he was probably just poor and getting by. Back in the 1970s you could still rent unheated shacks to hang out near the beach. Saw tons of old guys who were just from another part of NYC come down there and spend the summer at the cheap beach.
	1:11pm spodiodi: Steppin' Razor Twinkie has a nice ring to it, Franco! i suppose that's what jumped in my mind
	1:13pm spodiodi: i hear you, Jake, although i do still play some MAME from time to time
	1:13pm spodiodi: (mostly for old arcade games)
	1:14pm spodiodi: Mary Wing, this is mellowing me right out. i think i'll shut up for a bit :D
	1:14pm JakeGould: @spodiodi: The only real crazy nostalgia for a game I have had — that came and went from 2015 to 2016 — was Mr. Do. I was volunteering a lot at WFMU back then and a nearby bar (Barcade) had it, and I would blow $2 on it regularly.
	1:16pm spodiodi: i LOVE Mr. Do's castle <3
	1:17pm spodiodi: and it's fun to show old games to nieces and nephews.
	🛎 1:17pm Handy Haversack: I survived exercise time. But I leaving a VERY harsh review of this personal trainer on Yelp!
	1:18pm spodiodi: do tell, Handy
	🛎 1:20pm Phillippe Bastille: @handy its hard to find good help, even in times like these
	🛎 1:20pm Handy Haversack: Thinks my form needs work?! Also, the dog spends the whole time looking at me with a blend of pity and schadenfreude.
	1:21pm JakeGould: @spodiodi: Mr. Do’s Castle is garbage.
	🛎 1:23pm βrian: Day 65. It's a beautiful day on the isthmus.
	1:24pm Carmichael: I still play Defender whenever I find a game.
	1:25pm Mary Wing: Howdy, Brian! Indeed, it looks nice outside my window as well: 64 degrees and breezy.
	🛎 1:25pm Handy Haversack: Defender. Chop Lifter. Gauntlet. DIG-DUG.
	1:28pm spodiodi: 3 out of 4 isn’t bad, Handy! Jake pfffff
	1:28pm spodiodi: No chop lifter for me
	1:29pm spodiodi: I sucked at Defender as a kid and I still do, but not quite as badly
	🛎 1:29pm βrian: The only thing worse than schadenfreude is moist schadenfreude.
	🛎 1:31pm Bas NL: 70°F (21°C) here.. near Summer!
	1:35pm Mike Sin: I'm happy to be "Wing-ing" it today!
	🛎 1:35pm Phillippe Bastille: @βrian: I take some sort of inappropriate satisfaction when I see others' schadenfreude become moist
	🛎 1:36pm Bas NL: Grace Jones... hope she's well and filthy rich now.. what a great song.
	🛎 1:36pm Phillippe Bastille: Pull Up to the Bumper sounds like one of Handy's exercises
	1:37pm Mary Wing: Mike Sin! Hey pal, how are you and Mrs. Sin doing?
	1:39pm Ike: Gauntlet (the arcade version) was great for a while, but it always seemed like the kind of game that needed to have an endpoint with a final boss. In the arcade it just keeps going and going, and you start to wonder what the point is. Of course, that's almost every arcade game, but with Gauntlet it's just more noticeable somehow.
	1:44pm Mike Sin: @Mary Wing -- we are A-OK so far. We're both working at home in our "loft" office and yelling at each to "shut up" during conference calls. Hope all is well with you.
	1:47pm Mary Wing: Glad to hear it, Mike, sending virtual hugs! We were both lurking at the staff meeting on Monday, I saw your name!
	🛎 1:51pm βrian: Mitten was a more challenging version of Gauntlet. The manual dexterity tasks were murder.
	1:51pm Mary Wing: I love me a toy piano.
	🛎 1:51pm βrian: [I kid.]
	🛎 1:54pm Bas NL: 'Hamerkop' dutch for Hamerhead..
	1:54pm Mary Wing: Is it a long A sound or a short A sound, though? Hay or Ham?
	🛎 1:55pm Bas NL: Hammerhead..
	🛎 1:55pm Bas NL: Yes!
	🛎 2:00pm βrian: Damn the leaf-blower!!
	🛎 2:00pm Handy Haversack: I washed my hands after cleaning the birdbath. We don't need ANOTHER ... I've always been pretty terrible at all video games -- except arcade Dig-Dug for some reason. My skills are more pinbally.
	2:04pm Sem: Hello, your Ding! Majesty, and all in court today. Just in time for 3OAK. Yip,yip,eee!
	2:05pm Mary Wing: Hi Sem! You are late, but so so welcome to join the whatever!
	2:05pm Carmichael: I don't know why I glommed onto Defender specifically, but that game consumes me.
	2:06pm Carmichael: Great song for a 3oak!
	🛎 2:08pm Handy Haversack: I think somehow I have never heard this song before? And I was originally released in 1974 also! Though there's every chance Emma has never heard me.
	2:09pm Mary Wing: I only knew it from one of the covers (guess which one!), and I don't think I heard the original until very recently!
	2:10pm Carmichael: This version was actually recorded last year, wow! With some original Rebels.
	🛎 2:12pm Bas NL: This one's a nice cover!
	🛎 2:18pm Handy Haversack: Hey now. Hey now now. THIS is news!
	🛎 2:20pm Handy Haversack: Guess I should pick up the 2006 rerelease of Floodland!
	2:21pm Dean: I do believe Pat Morrison (aka Patricia Ronaine, married to the Damned's Dave Vanian) is thumping the bass on this one. I knew her when she sold cosmetics at a department store in Southern California.
	2:22pm Mary Wing: Hiya Dean! As she is pictured on the cover of the 12", I would think you are correct, heh.
	🛎 2:23pm Handy Haversack: Such. Good. Screams.
	2:24pm Dean: On second thought, this might have been recorded prior to her joining the band. Yeah, that's what made me think so, but per Discogs there's no credit for bass on the record, and the assumption is that it was the band's first player. Patricia (aka Pat Bag) was pretty cool.
	2:28pm Dean: Well, it appears she was involved with a if not the SoM recording of the tune: https://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic.php?p=673665#673665
	2:30pm Stanley: What a great 3oak!
	🛎 2:30pm Bas NL: Awww.. upload.wikimedia.org...
	🛎 2:31pm Handy Haversack: A Hot Chocolate cover, in South African? This band seems hard to find info on!
	2:31pm Mary Wing: Dorde's a cutie pie!
	2:33pm Mary Wing: I think Springbok was more like a K-Tel sort of thing; musicians hired to cover the hits.
	🛎 2:33pm Handy Haversack: That was a GREAT 3OAK! We have to make a supply run, so I have to get my outside clothes on. Lovely show today, Mary! So glad to be here with all of you. Take it easy, Wingnuts!
	2:33pm chresti: See ya Handy!
	2:33pm Mary Wing: Toodles, Handy!
	🛎 2:34pm Bas NL: Hey, hey, Handy!
	🛎 2:35pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Great show, Mary! And Happy B'day to Sun Ra!
	2:35pm spodiodi: adios, Handy!
	2:37pm Webhamster Henry: I thought this was going to the Theme from Valley of the Dolls.
	2:37pm Mary Wing: Hiya S&M&S and Henry!
	2:44pm Carmichael: When you say "outside clothes", you mean putting on pants?
	2:45pm Mary Wing: I thought they are whatever is hanging on the clothesline, heh.
	2:47pm chresti: A Tyvek jumpsuit, maybe.
	2:48pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Mary!
	🛎 2:48pm βrian: One should never be without an outdoor clothesline. Let that be a litmus test.
	🛎 2:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yeah, good 3oak and other good stuff. Have a safe and happy week, Mary.
	2:51pm Sem: This one all new to me, slack-jawed here, wordless. Thank you, Mary, for whatever made you choose this today. Catch you later.
	2:52pm david w: Delighted, Mary. Thank you!
	🛎 2:52pm WR: I saw a couple in Tyler jumpsuit at the grocery today. They were coming out as I was going in. By the time I got my phone out they were crossing the street. flic.kr...
	2:53pm Mary Wing: Ha ha haaaah, WR, that photo is awesome!
	2:53pm chresti: Here, if you leave your clothes out for too long, it gets covered with airborne silt and pollen.
	2:54pm spodiodi: thanks, Mary! be well see you all later
	🛎 2:54pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Mary! Stay safe!
	2:54pm Doug Schulkind: I've been lurking and digging, Mary. Thanks!
	🛎 2:54pm Bas NL: Nice one @WR!
	🛎 2:55pm Bas NL: Thanks Mary!! Great show!
	2:55pm Mary Wing: The Ridgewood Radio playlist is here so you can jump right over to it: wfmu.org...
	2:55pm chresti: WR, perfect.
	🛎 2:56pm WR: Damn auto correct. Tyvek. And it changed damn to darn twice as well.
	2:56pm chresti: Thanks Mary!
	2:56pm Doug Schulkind: Coming up on Ridgewood Radio: Quick thinking improvising masters who do not hesitate to tickle as well as shock, from Eugene Chadbourne (North Carolina) & Paul Lovens (Aachen, Germany), Shelley Hirsch (Brooklyn) & the Shaking Ray Levis (Chattanooga), Rinde Eckert (NYC and half the globe), Jaap Blonk (Netherlands), and G Lucas Crane (Alpha Centuri).
	2:56pm Mary Wing: Hi Doug! Lurking and digging are my two favorite passtimes!
	2:57pm Mary Wing: OH! That was so good!
	🛎 2:59pm Bas NL: He, he.. Jaap Blonk is something special!
	2:59pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening today!!
	🛎 3:00pm WR: Thank you Mary. Onward.

100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from May 20, 2020

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May 20, 2020: And when she said she'd be a movie queen, nobody laughed

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(* = new, *** = "Three of a Kind" covers segment; referred to as "3oak" in the listener comments section)

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New / Special	Approx. start time
154	I Will Follow "I Will Follow" by "154"	Wherever You Go, I Will Follow	Bookman Editions	2018	MP3			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Rotten Bliss	One Day All This Will Be A Ray Of Noise	The Worst Is Yet To Come: Unearthed Recordings From 2008-2009	self-released	2020	MP3			0:10:40 (Pop-up)
Pinkcourtesyphone	Above Chandeliers	Indelicate Slices	Room40	2017	MP3			0:16:45 (Pop-up)
Elzbieta Sikora	Rhapsody For The Death Of The Republic (Excerpt)	Polish Radio Experimental Studio (1957-2003)	The Wire Magazine	2017	MP3	Various artists; this song originally recorded in 1979.		0:29:14 (Pop-up)
Luxury	Stories Above The Sea "Stories Above The Sea" by "Luxury"	Luxury	Bulletproof Music	1999	MP3			0:36:29 (Pop-up)
Aoife Nessa Frances	Less Is More "Less Is More" by "Aoife Nessa Frances"	Land Of No Junction	Ba Da Bing!	2020	MP3		*	0:39:49 (Pop-up)
Rufus Harley	This Little Light Of Mine	Re-Creation Of The Gods	Transparency	2006	MP3	Originally released in 1972.		0:45:21 (Pop-up)
Peter Tosh	Downpressor Man "Downpressor Man" by "Peter Tosh"	Equal Rights	Sony / Legacy	2011	MP3	Originally released in 1977.		0:51:43 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							0:58:08 (Pop-up)
Yorkston / Thorne / Khan	Sukhe Phool	Navarasa : Nine Emotions	Domino	2020	MP3			1:03:04 (Pop-up)
New Zion Trio	Cherub Dub "Cherub Dub" by "New Zion Trio"	Chaliwa	Veal	2013	MP3			1:08:17 (Pop-up)
Martin Archer	Time Twist "Time Twist" by "Martin Archer"	Story Tellers	Discus	2016	MP3			1:14:14 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra	Hidden Spheres "Hidden Spheres" by "Sun Ra"	Astro Black	Modern Harmonic	2018	MP3	Originally released in 1973.		1:18:06 (Pop-up)
Kasai Allstars	Beware The Fetish "Beware The Fetish" by "Kasai Allstars"	Beware The Fetish	Crammed Discs	2014	MP3			1:25:06 (Pop-up)
Grace Jones	Pull Up To The Bumper	Private Life: The Compass Point Sessions	Island	1998	MP3	This song originally released in 1981.		1:33:00 (Pop-up)
Les Rita Mitsouko	Chères Petites	Système D	Delabel	1993	MP3			1:37:33 (Pop-up)
Outrageous Cherry	The Last Nice Guy In Detroit	Meet You In The Shadows	Burger	2018	MP3			1:42:03 (Pop-up)
Cher	Homeward Bound "Homeward Bound" by "Cher"	American Tunes: Songs By Paul Simon	Ace	2019	MP3	Various artists. A Simon & Garfunkel cover; this version originally released in 1966.		1:44:31 (Pop-up)
J Hacha De Zola	Super Squeaky "Super Squeaky" by "J Hacha De Zola"	Icaro Nouveau	Caballo Negro	2019	MP3			1:46:55 (Pop-up)
Hamerkop	We Can Wing "We Can Wing" by "Hamerkop"	Remote	Drag City	2020	MP3		*	1:51:19 (Pop-up)
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Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							1:55:18 (Pop-up)
Hot Chocolate	Emma "Emma" by "Hot Chocolate"	Their Greatest Hits	EMI	1993	MP3	This song originally released in 1974.	***	2:01:10 (Pop-up)
Steve Harley	Emma "Emma" by "Steve Harley"	Uncovered	Absolute	2020	MP3	A Hot Chocolate cover.	***	2:05:01 (Pop-up)
Flesh & Fell	Emma "Emma" by "Flesh & Fell"	Emma / La-Vi-Va single	EMI / Citysound	1986	MP3	A Hot Chocolate cover.	***	2:09:39 (Pop-up)
Terje Fjærns Orkester	Emma "Emma" by "Terje Fjærns Orkester"	Rendezvous	Talent	1975	MP3	A Hot Chocolate cover, in Norwegian!	***	2:13:23 (Pop-up)
The Sisters Of Mercy	Emma "Emma" by "The Sisters Of Mercy"	Dominion 12"	Merciful Release / Warner Music UK	1988	MP3	A Hot Chocolate cover.	***	2:17:08 (Pop-up)
Đorđe Marjanović	Ema, Emili "Ema, Emili" by "Đorđe Marjanović"	A Život Teče Dalje...	Jugoton	1975	MP3	A Hot Chocolate cover, in Serbian?	***	2:23:26 (Pop-up)
Springbok	Emma "Emma" by "Springbok"	Springbok Hits 1974 - Vol. 3	Goodielove Productions	2015	MP3	A Hot Chocolate cover.	***	2:27:41 (Pop-up)
The 5th Dimension	Changed "Changed" by "The 5th Dimension"	Living Together, Growing Together	Bell / Arista	1973	MP3			2:31:33 (Pop-up)
Prefab Sprout	I Trawl The Megahertz	I Trawl The Megahertz	Sony Music	2019	MP3	Originally released in 2003 as a solo release by Paddy McAloon. Narration by Yvonne Connors. Read about the album here.		2:35:20 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Low	"Low"							2:57:18 (Pop-up)

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	12:00pm chresti: Hi Mary and wingdingers!
	🛎 12:01pm Handy Haversack: 100 percent hello, Mary and all the wingnuts! Hey, chresti!
	12:01pm Mary Wing: Good morning, chresti! And we're off on whatever adventures!
	12:02pm Mary Wing: It's not even a minute and chresti clicky-starred the entire show! <3 <3 <3
	12:02pm Ike: Dinging in.
	12:02pm spodiodi: good morning, Mary Wing! hi chrest, hi Handy! Ike!
	12:02pm Carmichael: Chresti's got it goin' on!
	12:03pm Mary Wing: Hi Handy, Ike, spodiodi, and Carmichael! Early squad coming in strong!
	12:03pm Listener Bob in PGH: Yay!
	12:03pm JakeGould: Hey Marry! How are you?
	12:04pm Mary Wing: Howdy Bob and Jake! I'm good, just got out of the shower and had to run to the laptop to start the playlist, heh! Lemme finish getting dressed.
	12:05pm spodiodi: woowoo!
	12:06pm spodiodi: (hi carm, bob, jake)
	12:07pm chresti: Hi spodi! Hi Handy!
	🛎 12:09pm Handy Haversack: spodiodi, how's it going? Glad to see you.
	12:10pm Carmichael: a shelter-in-place "ding!" for everyone: www.zapsplat.com...
	12:10pm spodiodi: it's going pretty well. how about you?
	12:11pm Ike: That whole hustling out of the shower at the last minute and running over to switch on the laptop ASAP sounds very familiar. It's possible I've done that a time or seven (or 47).
	🛎 12:13pm Ken From Hyde Park: Showers are so 2019, anyway. Thanks for the ding page, Carmichael. Those would make great ringtones or whatever.
	12:15pm Mary Wing: Hi Ken! Thanks for the link, Carm, but as everything else about this show is digital, I want to keep the dings real, heh. Everyone else can ding at home with these, though!
	🛎 12:16pm WR: Hi all, ready for whatever, I think.
	12:16pm Stanley: It's Mary. Joy rises in the beleaguered heart.
	12:18pm Stanley: Hey Carmichael - I love the 'Single ring on broken reception desk bell'!
	12:18pm Mary Wing: Hiya WR and Stanley! It is indeed a good day to be joyful for the things we still have: virtual friends, interesting sounds, and, for me anyway, LUNCH.
	🛎 12:19pm Handy Haversack: "Ding Along at Home -- with Carmtones!" Hiya, Stanley.
	12:20pm chresti: We have a reception desk bell on the front porch, I ding it whenever the dog across the street is making a racket.
	12:21pm Mary Wing: Heh heh, wouldn't that incite the dog to keep barking, if Pavlov is correct?
	12:21pm spodiodi: chresti! that is brilliant! i must use that!
	12:21pm spodiodi: oppressive neighbors abound
	12:22pm Ike: @KFHP yes I know I need to get the hip new dirt-destroying sonic wave blast app, but my phone is too old for that functionality. Still using water and soap like some kind of creaky old Luddite, pffft. At least we can all agree that the new version of Netflix where somebody climbs out of your TV and scrubs you down is insane and violates all of Mark Hurst's edicts about privacy.
	12:23pm chresti: This may be my last wingding for awhile, I go back to work next week.
	🛎 12:24pm Handy Haversack: Wow, really, chresti? Parks and athletic centers reopening?
	🛎 12:24pm Hubig Pie: Work or at home, I'm always winging it on Wednesday
	12:24pm chresti: Tennis courts, in my case.
	12:26pm Mary Wing: chresti, stay safe! There's still time to order a Devo energy dome with face shield: www.brooklynvegan.com...
	12:27pm Mary Wing: Oh crud, they are actually pre-orders only at the moment. Here's the direct link: www.impactmerch.com...
	12:29pm chresti: Trails in Griffith Park are open, beaches..
	12:29pm Mary Wing: Hey there Hubig, winging and dinging!
	12:30pm chresti: They have masks too, www.impactmerch.com...
	12:31pm chresti: OOPs, beat me to it, Mary.
	🛎 12:32pm Handy Haversack: I never got to tell scary disembodied voice that I loved her, too, and now it's too late ... Do you think people will come and play, chresti? Are they using the trails and beaches?
	12:33pm JakeGould: The thing with people coming out now to do things like sports… They are going to be the more unreasonable people who might even lecture workers on what rules to follow; not the reasonable people who understand things.
	12:34pm chresti: I think so, it's hard to keep people AWAY from the trails and beaches @Handy
	12:35pm JakeGould: Like in NYC the second they all restaurants to open at 50% capacity, the brunch crowd a-holes will make up their own B.S. “rules” and do things like order “to go” but then sit on stoops nearby.
	12:35pm Listener Bob in PGH: Funny, I just recently read about the Polish Radio Experimental Studio. I was not aware of its existence previously.
	12:35pm Mary Wing: Sadly, there will always be a large segment of the population who will do whatever the fuck they want, regardless of the impact it has on anyone else.
	🛎 12:36pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, that's what I was figuring. Jake and Mary have the right of it.
	12:38pm chresti: The difference is that tennis players have to reserve and pay online, we won't be taking any walk-ons. No doubles, one hour of play, and they have to wear masks.
	🛎 12:38pm Phillippe Bastille: Good day, head Wing and wingdings
	12:38pm Mary Wing: Handy, maybe we can make the scary disembodied female voice a ringtone, so we can hear her say I love you when anyone calls.
	12:40pm JakeGould: I posted elsewhere but I have already seen a glimpse of that in Brownstone Brooklyn (aka: Park Slope). Bars that are serving “to go” drinks consistently have at least a dozen people hanging out in front of their entrances all the time. No social distancing. No masks. And they are day drunk. And you can’t even easily walk by; no regard for even the elderly with walkers… And that is now… Maybe I should get some fireworks and set off packs near them when I am in that part of Brooklyn.
	12:40pm Mary Wing: Hello Phillippe!
	12:41pm Mary Wing: I saw that on the Upper West Side on Saturday, too, Jake. Total disregard for everyone; was glad I was on a bicycle but they were even standing in the freaking bike lane!
	12:42pm JakeGould: @Mary: And cops showed up at the scenes I saw… People walked away and just came back. So who can you complain to? And honestly what can the cops do? Shut down the bars? Not happening in NYC.
	12:43pm spodiodi: sounds reasonable, chresti. be careful, eh?
	12:43pm Mary Wing: Aoife is pronounced "eee-fa" by the way; I looked it up since I'll have to say it at the mic break.
	12:44pm JakeGould: When I was a kid, there was this little old lady who owned a house and if you went near her alley, she would toss buckets of water out the window. Heck in my building nowadays, if kids on the weekend decide to smoke pot on the front steps someone tosses water on them. No a bad idea for bar bird flocks.
	12:45pm spodiodi: there was a party near me that went on until after 1am this weekend shakes fist
	12:46pm spodiodi: sounds fun, Jake
	12:47pm spodiodi: drive-by with a supersoaker
	12:47pm chresti: Thanks, spodi. SF is a party town, always.
	12:48pm JakeGould: @spodiodi: Gonna sound like Joe Biden right now, but when I was 11 or so and the kids of a drug dealer who lived in a shack behind her house stole my Big Wheel, I had to do a secret kid commando mission to get it back. She screamed and tossed water when I ran in the alley (missed me) and she screamed and tossed water again when I ran out carrying my Big Wheel and missed me again.
	12:49pm spodiodi: and that is why i need to leave B^/ "too old"
	🛎 12:49pm Handy Haversack: Kate just got back from her run (she goes through 4-5 masks) SUPER frustrated -- most people unmasked. Picnickers in the parks sitting unmasked RIGHT by the paths. No one being courteous and moving out of the way -- and also unmasked. Two FDNY ambulance drivers, unmasked, hanging out out of the truck. So ... yeah. It's not cool out there. And only going to get worse as some things reopen and the weather warms. Like Jake said. Blargh. And now Kate's going to take out her frustration by making me exercise! Send the scary disembodied female voice to save me! So
	12:49pm spodiodi: lol, Jake. to your big wheel
	12:50pm JakeGould: I miss being outside doing things — and doing nothing — without a subtext or an undercurrent of anxiety.‬
	12:50pm chresti: Our friends that live near Venice beach, have a similar problem with party people @spodi
	12:50pm spodiodi: i miss sitting at the park in front of Grace Cathedral in the sun
	12:51pm doctorjazz: I had the blues so bad one time, it put my face in a permanent frown But I'm feeling so much better, now that Mary's back in town!
	12:51pm JakeGould: @spodiodi: Being 11 and still riding a big wheel is kinda pathetic though. I mean I had a Ross Apollo bike I rode too; why I still rode that thing then is beyond me.
	12:53pm Mary Wing: Hi doctorjazz! But... but... I never left town!
	🛎 12:54pm WR: The Tosh testifying. May his words come to pass.
	12:54pm spodiodi: Jake, no judgements here. i sitll play video games :-B
	12:55pm Stanley: Hi Handy and wonderful listeners. Downpressor Man - yes
	12:55pm spodiodi: and i've often said, throughout my life "where is my bigwheel", longing for a simpler time in my life
	12:56pm doctorjazz: (Lyric I know from an old Taj Mahal album, who had a birthday a grew days ago)
	12:56pm Mary Wing: You needed the Big Wheel for all those weekend lowrider events, seriously.
	12:57pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Mary! I love Peter Tosh. As a matter of fact, I think I'll change my name to Steppin' Razor. What do you think?
	🛎 12:58pm Phillippe Bastille: I was rather uncoordinated as a lad. Needed training wheels on my Big Wheel, which required a much wider sidewalk
	12:58pm Mary Wing: Good morning, Franco! Don't you watch my size, I'm dangerous...
	12:59pm Carmichael: Restaurants are open also, with modifications.
	12:59pm spodiodi: not to mention Big Wheel races rove.me...
	1:00pm spodiodi: will you keep the "Twinkie", Franco?
	1:02pm david w: Mary, Mary! Hello all! (hoarse voice, haven't spoken in days!)
	1:02pm JakeGould: FWIW, this is a pic of the guy us 11 year olds called the “drug dealer” because that’s what he did when we saw him on the corner. Cool bike and dog though. ibb.co...
	🛎 1:03pm Bas NL: Covers ears The bells... THE BELLS!!!!
	1:03pm Franco Twinkie: Spodi, Steppin' Twinkie? Franco Razor?
	1:03pm JakeGould: @spodiodi: FWIW, I dowloaded an old Atari Computer emulator and attempted to play the games I played as a teen… Honestly, I had no nostalgia and felt dead when attempting to deal with the old school games. Grown past it I guess.
	🛎 1:03pm Bas NL: Hi Mary and 100% crew! :)
	1:03pm chresti: He looks sharp, @Jake.
	1:04pm Mary Wing: Hiya David and Bas! Bells are ringing, it must be Wednesday Whatever!
	1:04pm JakeGould: @chresti: We all lived near the beach in Brooklyn. So wearing whites always looked bright.
	1:05pm chresti: The razor is hidden in the twinkie.
	1:06pm Mary Wing: Where did he keep the drugs, though? In his hat?
	1:09pm JakeGould: @Mary: He had a leather raincoat jacket with pockets he put on when that was happening as I recall. This is the corner of Brighton Beach Avenue and Ocean Parkway. An old bar called “Club 101” was a short walk from where that pic was taken. Completely sketchy old-school NYC bar that was past divey… Red lights on forever… Whenever the mail was late my dad asked me to run outside and see of the mail cart was parked in front of the bar.
	1:10pm JakeGould: And to be fair, he was probably just poor and getting by. Back in the 1970s you could still rent unheated shacks to hang out near the beach. Saw tons of old guys who were just from another part of NYC come down there and spend the summer at the cheap beach.
	1:11pm spodiodi: Steppin' Razor Twinkie has a nice ring to it, Franco! i suppose that's what jumped in my mind
	1:13pm spodiodi: i hear you, Jake, although i do still play some MAME from time to time
	1:13pm spodiodi: (mostly for old arcade games)
	1:14pm spodiodi: Mary Wing, this is mellowing me right out. i think i'll shut up for a bit :D
	1:14pm JakeGould: @spodiodi: The only real crazy nostalgia for a game I have had — that came and went from 2015 to 2016 — was Mr. Do. I was volunteering a lot at WFMU back then and a nearby bar (Barcade) had it, and I would blow $2 on it regularly.
	1:16pm spodiodi: i LOVE Mr. Do's castle <3
	1:17pm spodiodi: and it's fun to show old games to nieces and nephews.
	🛎 1:17pm Handy Haversack: I survived exercise time. But I leaving a VERY harsh review of this personal trainer on Yelp!
	1:18pm spodiodi: do tell, Handy
	🛎 1:20pm Phillippe Bastille: @handy its hard to find good help, even in times like these
	🛎 1:20pm Handy Haversack: Thinks my form needs work?! Also, the dog spends the whole time looking at me with a blend of pity and schadenfreude.
	1:21pm JakeGould: @spodiodi: Mr. Do’s Castle is garbage.
	🛎 1:23pm βrian: Day 65. It's a beautiful day on the isthmus.
	1:24pm Carmichael: I still play Defender whenever I find a game.
	1:25pm Mary Wing: Howdy, Brian! Indeed, it looks nice outside my window as well: 64 degrees and breezy.
	🛎 1:25pm Handy Haversack: Defender. Chop Lifter. Gauntlet. DIG-DUG.
	1:28pm spodiodi: 3 out of 4 isn’t bad, Handy! Jake pfffff
	1:28pm spodiodi: No chop lifter for me
	1:29pm spodiodi: I sucked at Defender as a kid and I still do, but not quite as badly
	🛎 1:29pm βrian: The only thing worse than schadenfreude is moist schadenfreude.
	🛎 1:31pm Bas NL: 70°F (21°C) here.. near Summer!
	1:35pm Mike Sin: I'm happy to be "Wing-ing" it today!
	🛎 1:35pm Phillippe Bastille: @βrian: I take some sort of inappropriate satisfaction when I see others' schadenfreude become moist
	🛎 1:36pm Bas NL: Grace Jones... hope she's well and filthy rich now.. what a great song.
	🛎 1:36pm Phillippe Bastille: Pull Up to the Bumper sounds like one of Handy's exercises
	1:37pm Mary Wing: Mike Sin! Hey pal, how are you and Mrs. Sin doing?
	1:39pm Ike: Gauntlet (the arcade version) was great for a while, but it always seemed like the kind of game that needed to have an endpoint with a final boss. In the arcade it just keeps going and going, and you start to wonder what the point is. Of course, that's almost every arcade game, but with Gauntlet it's just more noticeable somehow.
	1:44pm Mike Sin: @Mary Wing -- we are A-OK so far. We're both working at home in our "loft" office and yelling at each to "shut up" during conference calls. Hope all is well with you.
	1:47pm Mary Wing: Glad to hear it, Mike, sending virtual hugs! We were both lurking at the staff meeting on Monday, I saw your name!
	🛎 1:51pm βrian: Mitten was a more challenging version of Gauntlet. The manual dexterity tasks were murder.
	1:51pm Mary Wing: I love me a toy piano.
	🛎 1:51pm βrian: [I kid.]
	🛎 1:54pm Bas NL: 'Hamerkop' dutch for Hamerhead..
	1:54pm Mary Wing: Is it a long A sound or a short A sound, though? Hay or Ham?
	🛎 1:55pm Bas NL: Hammerhead..
	🛎 1:55pm Bas NL: Yes!
	🛎 2:00pm βrian: Damn the leaf-blower!!
	🛎 2:00pm Handy Haversack: I washed my hands after cleaning the birdbath. We don't need ANOTHER ... I've always been pretty terrible at all video games -- except arcade Dig-Dug for some reason. My skills are more pinbally.
	2:04pm Sem: Hello, your Ding! Majesty, and all in court today. Just in time for 3OAK. Yip,yip,eee!
	2:05pm Mary Wing: Hi Sem! You are late, but so so welcome to join the whatever!
	2:05pm Carmichael: I don't know why I glommed onto Defender specifically, but that game consumes me.
	2:06pm Carmichael: Great song for a 3oak!
	🛎 2:08pm Handy Haversack: I think somehow I have never heard this song before? And I was originally released in 1974 also! Though there's every chance Emma has never heard me.
	2:09pm Mary Wing: I only knew it from one of the covers (guess which one!), and I don't think I heard the original until very recently!
	2:10pm Carmichael: This version was actually recorded last year, wow! With some original Rebels.
	🛎 2:12pm Bas NL: This one's a nice cover!
	🛎 2:18pm Handy Haversack: Hey now. Hey now now. THIS is news!
	🛎 2:20pm Handy Haversack: Guess I should pick up the 2006 rerelease of Floodland!
	2:21pm Dean: I do believe Pat Morrison (aka Patricia Ronaine, married to the Damned's Dave Vanian) is thumping the bass on this one. I knew her when she sold cosmetics at a department store in Southern California.
	2:22pm Mary Wing: Hiya Dean! As she is pictured on the cover of the 12", I would think you are correct, heh.
	🛎 2:23pm Handy Haversack: Such. Good. Screams.
	2:24pm Dean: On second thought, this might have been recorded prior to her joining the band. Yeah, that's what made me think so, but per Discogs there's no credit for bass on the record, and the assumption is that it was the band's first player. Patricia (aka Pat Bag) was pretty cool.
	2:28pm Dean: Well, it appears she was involved with a if not the SoM recording of the tune: https://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic.php?p=673665#673665
	2:30pm Stanley: What a great 3oak!
	🛎 2:30pm Bas NL: Awww.. upload.wikimedia.org...
	🛎 2:31pm Handy Haversack: A Hot Chocolate cover, in South African? This band seems hard to find info on!
	2:31pm Mary Wing: Dorde's a cutie pie!
	2:33pm Mary Wing: I think Springbok was more like a K-Tel sort of thing; musicians hired to cover the hits.
	🛎 2:33pm Handy Haversack: That was a GREAT 3OAK! We have to make a supply run, so I have to get my outside clothes on. Lovely show today, Mary! So glad to be here with all of you. Take it easy, Wingnuts!
	2:33pm chresti: See ya Handy!
	2:33pm Mary Wing: Toodles, Handy!
	🛎 2:34pm Bas NL: Hey, hey, Handy!
	🛎 2:35pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Great show, Mary! And Happy B'day to Sun Ra!
	2:35pm spodiodi: adios, Handy!
	2:37pm Webhamster Henry: I thought this was going to the Theme from Valley of the Dolls.
	2:37pm Mary Wing: Hiya S&M&S and Henry!
	2:44pm Carmichael: When you say "outside clothes", you mean putting on pants?
	2:45pm Mary Wing: I thought they are whatever is hanging on the clothesline, heh.
	2:47pm chresti: A Tyvek jumpsuit, maybe.
	2:48pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Mary!
	🛎 2:48pm βrian: One should never be without an outdoor clothesline. Let that be a litmus test.
	🛎 2:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yeah, good 3oak and other good stuff. Have a safe and happy week, Mary.
	2:51pm Sem: This one all new to me, slack-jawed here, wordless. Thank you, Mary, for whatever made you choose this today. Catch you later.
	2:52pm david w: Delighted, Mary. Thank you!
	🛎 2:52pm WR: I saw a couple in Tyler jumpsuit at the grocery today. They were coming out as I was going in. By the time I got my phone out they were crossing the street. flic.kr...
	2:53pm Mary Wing: Ha ha haaaah, WR, that photo is awesome!
	2:53pm chresti: Here, if you leave your clothes out for too long, it gets covered with airborne silt and pollen.
	2:54pm spodiodi: thanks, Mary! be well see you all later
	🛎 2:54pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Mary! Stay safe!
	2:54pm Doug Schulkind: I've been lurking and digging, Mary. Thanks!
	🛎 2:54pm Bas NL: Nice one @WR!
	🛎 2:55pm Bas NL: Thanks Mary!! Great show!
	2:55pm Mary Wing: The Ridgewood Radio playlist is here so you can jump right over to it: wfmu.org...
	2:55pm chresti: WR, perfect.
	🛎 2:56pm WR: Damn auto correct. Tyvek. And it changed damn to darn twice as well.
	2:56pm chresti: Thanks Mary!
	2:56pm Doug Schulkind: Coming up on Ridgewood Radio: Quick thinking improvising masters who do not hesitate to tickle as well as shock, from Eugene Chadbourne (North Carolina) & Paul Lovens (Aachen, Germany), Shelley Hirsch (Brooklyn) & the Shaking Ray Levis (Chattanooga), Rinde Eckert (NYC and half the globe), Jaap Blonk (Netherlands), and G Lucas Crane (Alpha Centuri).
	2:56pm Mary Wing: Hi Doug! Lurking and digging are my two favorite passtimes!
	2:57pm Mary Wing: OH! That was so good!
	🛎 2:59pm Bas NL: He, he.. Jaap Blonk is something special!
	2:59pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening today!!
	🛎 3:00pm WR: Thank you Mary. Onward.

100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from May 20, 2020

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