WFMU: Underwater Theme Park with Meghan: Playlist from June 26, 2020

Listener comments!
	3:01pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Ready for the discotheque!
	3:02pm Doug Schulkind: Kick up the volume!
	3:03pm Brian in UK: Kick out the conserves, mummy.
	3:04pm Meghan: Why does my volume only go to 10?!
	3:04pm Uncle Michael: hello!
	3:04pm Bas NL: Thank gawd it's FRIDAY!! Hiya Meghan & Discotheqees!!
	3:04pm Meghan: Hello All!!!! Welcome to late afternoon dance party! I promise all killer, no filler!
	3:04pm WR: In fact Meghan, when I told the level was ok this morning, I do think you could bring it up a bit
	3:05pm leshwatt: Yo! Happy friday Weird place for ya Meghan but sounds GREAT!
	3:05pm Meghan: Let me know if that sounds good!
	3:06pm doctorjazz: Hi Meghan and Underwater Dancers!
	3:08pm spodiodi: hello hello (and agree w WR)
	3:09pm Meghan: brought it up a bit more... let me know if it should be more... don't want to blast it too bad... (though I really want to blast it! haha)
	3:11pm spodiodi: it's a little low, but i'm not complaining, and we can up the blastation as desired . happy to be here
	3:14pm Meghan: hahaha, well I am maxed out! it's on you all now!
	3:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: All this time, I thought Atlantis was the underwater continent.
	3:15pm chresti: Hi Meghan and underwater dancers!
	3:16pm leshwatt: I’m actually underwater Cleaning the pool!
	3:16pm coelacanth∅: greetings Meghan, snorkelers
	3:16pm Meghan: Hello hello!!!!!
	3:16pm Artie: Ahhh!
	3:17pm Doug Schulkind: When one N'Dour closes, another N'Dour opens!
	3:18pm spodiodi: haha
	3:19pm spodiodi: i still have my scuba gear out from the mention of particulate plastics yesterday
	3:19pm spodiodi: what luck
	3:19pm Bas NL: A good friend of mine lives across the road from Youssou N'Dour in Dakar..
	3:21pm Meghan: oh nice! Hope he's a good neighbor... ties his garbage up properly.... is there when you need a cup of sugar....
	3:24pm Bas NL: Hi hi.. i hope so, when he's at home! My friend told N'Dour is on tour pretty much all the time.
	3:27pm Bas NL: Delicious sounds on this 80°F summer evening! Thanks for running this party today Meghan!
	3:28pm Meghan: I am happy to finally get to do it! Something I've wanted to do for a while!
	3:38pm spodiodi: really like this one
	3:39pm Meghan: Pat Thomas is great! If you don't know him, definitely check out other stuff of his. Solid solid stuff!
	3:41pm Meghan: Check out this album- patthomasstrut.bandcamp.com...
	3:44pm dutchtheo: Hello Meghan, and dansi dansi folks! I was at a fine Pat Thomas gig a few years ago
	3:44pm spodiodi: thanks, Meghan! bookmarked
	3:46pm Meghan: Oh I am jealous dutchtheo! I would love to see him and Ebo Taylor... they are on my list! Hopefully it will happen!
	3:47pm Ken From Hyde Park: Coincidentally, June 26, 2019, was the Mdou Moctar show at Monty Hall.
	3:48pm Meghan: Oh was it?! I was there! haha. Seems appropriate!
	3:48pm Meghan: Though I don't have any of his stuff in this show today! Sooo much great African music, so little time!
	3:50pm Stanley: Hi Meghan. Time for me to hit the floor.
	3:51pm Doug Schulkind: Looove this Sir Shina track!
	3:51pm Meghan: Stanley! get on down with your bad self!
	3:52pm spodiodi: howdy, KenFHP, Stanley
	3:52pm Meghan: Doug, you can totally see them picture on the side... this is what they are dancing to!
	3:53pm spodiodi: great picture and song. nice to know, Meghan!
	3:54pm Meghan: Well, I doubt this is what they are jamming to. This photo is from Burkina Faso
	3:56pm spodiodi: ahh ok
	3:56pm Bas NL: Hi maître de maison Doug! Another groovy party you have here!
	3:56pm spodiodi: ^
	3:57pm otto: Having a hoot bumpin' the beats up in the Adirondacks - Thanks!!!!!
	3:58pm Listening Out There: You probably have better test in music than your dog. Probably.
	3:58pm Stanley: Hi spodi and Gang!
	4:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Howdiodi, spodi!
	4:04pm doctorjazz: Gotta Run, thanks, Meghan!
	4:05pm spodiodi: until next time, doctorjazz!
	4:06pm Meghan: bye doctorjazz!! have a good one!
	4:07pm chresti: What's a good stretch for dancing to this? Like the one in the photo?
	4:07pm Bas NL: I love the Sahara Blues.
	4:08pm Meghan: lots of leg stretches... and ones for the hip! and back! and a cane to help me back up! hahaha
	4:19pm chresti: The feet too..neck,..
	4:23pm Jefff: Dance baby dance!
	4:24pm spodiodi: Roger Damawuzan's voice (!) love it
	4:25pm chresti: I tend to jump in and start moving, forgetting my body is 62 and will punish me for it later.
	4:26pm Meghan: hahaha, yeah, but it means you are alive! all of it! Embrace and love it!
	4:26pm Bas NL: That's the spirit, chresti! ;)
	4:27pm Meghan: Spodiodi- obviously very influenced by James Brown, when he came and performed there. He's from Togo, but both Togo and Benin have that great scream to their stuff!
	4:27pm Meghan: Slow dance.... everyone, slow dance time. Grab a drink and relax! Sway!
	4:29pm Michael 98145: feel it
	4:32pm Meghan: ahhhh, a lovely gin and tonic has been made.... here we go!
	4:33pm Stanley: Cheers Meghan. Here's to the weekend.
	4:34pm Bas NL: G & T's! Mjum, mjum, mjum!
	4:34pm chresti: Cheers Stanley.
	4:34pm Stanley: This track has 23 clickies. I can understand why.
	4:35pm Julie: Good god I barely know what day it is much less what time
	4:35pm northguineahills: I was about to visit friends and my wife in Brooklyn, but seeing I'm in FL, that's not happening now.
	4:36pm Julie: if only we had the chance to go out dancing in africa
	4:36pm chresti: FL's locked out of NY?
	4:36pm Meghan: If only we could really go out in Africa! We didn't get much city time!
	4:36pm Julie: FL and TX I believe
	4:37pm Meghan: if you visit NY, NJ or CT, you are required to do a 14 day quarantine
	4:37pm Julie: We had some in SA at least!
	4:37pm northguineahills: aye, the governors of NY/NJ/CT have put a 14 day quarentine on FL and 8 other states. (I was only going to go for 5 days.
	4:37pm Sean d: Work almost over!
	4:38pm Sean d: But welcome to PA
	4:38pm Meghan: Julie- only because there was fog and the view was obscured! haha
	4:38pm Stanlé: Hi Julie. I danced my way across Africa back in the day. Everywhere you went there was music of some sort.
	4:39pm Julie: I bet! That sounds much fun.
	4:40pm Meghan: We needed to go to Lagos... that is where the dancing happens!
	4:41pm northguineahills: Wearing a mask in FL weather is a lot of fun (but here it really is a political stance. In more liberal settings, Orlando, Gainesville, and near downtown Jax, you'll see them, outside of said locations I mentioned, you'll get the side-eye wearing the mask, as they are rate). Outside of family, I can't remember the last time I've been in a social setting w/ more then 3 people.
	4:41pm spodiodi: Meghan @4:27 -- i could tell! (and just noticed the album title (hah!)) great stuff. thanks for the infos (again) :D
	4:41pm chresti: My ex and his wife usually go live at the house in France for 6 months of the year, they have to have permanent residence status on their house to be allowed back in, they're in Los Angeles.
	4:41pm spodiodi: hi Julie, NGH!
	4:42pm northguineahills: I'm almost out of my Nigerian curry powder. I've only found one decent African market in FL.
	4:42pm βrian: Sipping Sancerre through my mask, in tribute to Meghan. (Welcome back!)
	4:42pm northguineahills: holas, spodiodi!
	4:43pm spodiodi: all you foodies would probably raise an eyebrow to my very regular diet :)
	4:43pm βrian: @NGH: Do you know what's in the blend? Penzey's is taking orders now.
	4:44pm Stanlé: Hi ngh. The hootest food I have eaten was in corner shacks in Nairobi. Ugali (maize) and beef stew. They even give you a side plate of green chillies as a 'cooler'
	4:44pm Julie: hey spodi!
	4:44pm Stanlé: "hootest", yeah why not!
	4:45pm spodiodi: cheers, βrian
	4:45pm spodiodi: why the heck not
	4:45pm Bas NL: Had my first face-mask-required train ride yesterday. People complied readily, except for teen-aged kids..
	4:46pm Meghan: hahaha. hootest.... love it!
	4:46pm chresti: Stanle, thats what I thought.
	4:46pm Meghan: Chin chin βrian!
	4:46pm chresti: Why the hoot not.
	4:47pm northguineahills: I've never had Kenyan cuisine (or much east African outside of Ethiopian/Somali). I'm jealous. I used to grow carolina reaper and ghost peppers and make my own salsas, so I have decent tolerance for capsaisin.
	4:47pm spodiodi: Woodsy the owl agrees
	4:47pm northguineahills: Give a hoot, don't pollute (really dating myself).
	4:48pm spodiodi: jinx
	4:48pm Stanlé: ngh - I've always regarded you as my go to authority on chilli
	4:48pm Meghan: Kenyan was very much influenced by Indian.... that is what I thought when I was there
	4:48pm northguineahills: shakes tiny fist at spodiodi!
	4:48pm chresti: ngh, you, my son, love hottest peppers
	4:49pm βrian: There used to be a very good South African Indian restaurant in Canton, Michigan.
	4:50pm Stanlé: Sure, Meghan, especially the roadside snacks - samosas, spicy beans etc. Buit don't forget the British influence - you can easily get fish and chips there.
	4:51pm northguineahills: Although Ivoirian, I always thought Stanislas was a curious coincidence of homophonic names, as the only other Stanislas' I've heard of have been Polish.
	4:51pm chresti: *and my son
	4:51pm spodiodi: lunchtime (pantstime) at last (still listening)
	4:52pm northguineahills: @Meghan: yeah, makes sense, as Kenya, Tanzania, and the Red Sea were highly influenced by the Indian Ocean monsoon traders.
	4:53pm βrian: We had planned fish tacos for dinner. Now I'm pondering Senegalese fish tacos ...
	4:53pm Stanlé: Ah, memories of drinking beer and chewing khat in the afternoons.
	4:54pm βrian: Some folks chew the fat, while others chew the khat.
	4:54pm Meghan: NGH, so close geographically... Now I want Ethiopian.... and my house currently smells like the pulled pork I'm cooking!
	4:54pm chresti: I've always wondered about khat, what's it like?
	4:55pm northguineahills: I tried to get the lads at the Yemeni bodega near me in Brooklyn hook me up w/ khat, but they thought I was joking. But they did get me Yemeni cassettes.
	4:56pm Julie: Drummer stream makes dreams come true!
	4:56pm northguineahills: (I've had the same luck w/ bettel nuts)
	4:59pm Stanlé: It's a way of like chresti! But hard work considering the amount of chewing to get the required speedy buzz. And a bit fiddly, as you have to carefully with your teeth, peel the skin off the stalks. You get through a big bunch in an afternoon.
	4:59pm northguineahills: The same people who complain about wearing masks, are usually the same people who want to tell other people what to do w/ their body (women).
	4:59pm βrian: Meghan, did you by chance have any Vergelegen while you were in SA?
	5:00pm northguineahills: jealous of your pulled pork (omnivore, but still a noob at cooking meat)
	5:02pm Stanlé: ngh - I never got on with the ol' bettel nuts. For starters, in addition to good teeth, you need a load of lime in the gob to get the betel to do it's thing. End up with one messed up mouth.
	5:03pm chresti: Ah, so for khat, you need all your teeth. What's the buzz like? Caffeine?
	5:03pm Stanlé: lime, as in slake lime
	5:04pm Meghan: βrian- I had Stellenbosch and some Pinotage... and whatever people poured me.... haha. Never got out to the wineries....
	5:05pm Meghan: NGH- slow and low... that is the secret. Keep it covered to keep it moist too....
	5:05pm chresti: Lime is required for coca leaf chewing as well.
	5:05pm Meghan: NGH- and it's ready when you can twist a fork in it easily...
	5:05pm βrian: I consider pinotage a "high-velocity" wine. I like it ok, I just need it to move fairly rapidly toward the gullet.
	5:06pm Stanlé: Yes, chresti, similar but somewhat stronger and has the effect of making you talk rubbish.
	5:07pm Meghan: βrian- hahaha, yes... it's rather tasty... and not a sipper!
	5:08pm chresti: Sounds fun Stanley, does it cause psychosis like meth does?
	5:11pm Stanlé: It's a natural thang. Anyway, nowadays I'm strictly liquor, love and laughs.
	5:11pm northguineahills: I've heard that khat is near the adderal middle of the caffeine to the blow scale. So, since it's organic, usually only habitual users have to worry about gum disease/cancer.
	5:13pm northguineahills: @Stanley: yeah, these days I'm strictly booze and once in a green moon, ganja (maybe once every three months).
	5:13pm βrian: "Pass phrase?" "Liquor, love, and laughter." "Please enter."
	5:14pm Stanlé: Ooo, you devil, ngh.
	5:15pm Meghan: hahahaha....
	5:15pm Meghan: Best comments board.... right atmosphere, time for a refill!
	5:16pm Stanlé: Did anyone catch 'Under African Skies', the BBC documentary series forn a few year back? It was terrific.
	5:17pm WR: In my neighborhood paan with betal is sold by several street vendors and in a couple of shops. All the ingredients are available in local stores. I often see on the sidewalk or curb the bright red spittle as pictured on wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org... I tried it a couple times. Both by buying the paan from a vendor and also bought a box of the "nuts" to try at home. Not to my taste in any way.
	5:18pm northguineahills: Well, Meghan's the boss refills beer.
	5:18pm chresti: I'm strictly herbs, medicinal and psychoactive, gave up the alcohol.
	5:21pm northguineahills: @WR: if you don't mind asking, where do you live? I couldn't even find betal nuts in Jackson Hights, Queens (TBF, I only visited there on occasion, and wasn't familiar w/ the the neighborhood).
	5:21pm Stanlé: Actually, I was thinking "Africa: A Journey Into Music" with Rita Ray in 2018, not the eighties thing. (Damned khat is messing me up)
	5:21pm chresti: Once in a while I'll have a Guinness, or wine with food.
	5:22pm unpopularfred: Loving this Thanks Meghan
	5:23pm northguineahills: @Stanley: found it! The whole series is on YouTube (I know what I'm watching tonight)
	5:23pm Meghan: I just made myself my favorite Danish cocktail... Aquavit, peet scotch, chestnut liquor, sherry, lemon, sunchoke simple syrup and buttermilk. it's AMAZING
	5:23pm Stanlé: A Nigerian 7.5 per cent Guinness, I hope chresti.
	5:24pm Meghan: haha, glad you are enjoying it unpopularfred!!
	5:24pm Stanlé: Brilliant, ngh. Hope you enjoy.
	5:24pm Meghan: I had a Russian 7.5 percent... woooh!
	5:25pm βrian: That sounds wild, Meghan. A few years back, we made Aquavit Bloody Marys with garden tomato juice. Garnished with Dilly Beans.
	5:25pm doctorjazz: Great car company, love the music! Have to say, nobody rushes these grooves!
	5:25pm Meghan: I am all about Aquavit bloody mary's! It's the best!!!
	5:26pm northguineahills: @Meghan: Mrs. Doye (Father Ted) "Go On" : www.youtube.com...
	5:27pm Stanlé: Go On, Go On, Go On, Go On, Go On
	5:27pm Meghan: haha, and you thought you left doctorjazz..... keep on grooving!
	5:27pm northguineahills: Stanle got the reference!
	5:28pm Doug Schulkind: The vocals on this sound like Witch!
	5:28pm Meghan: βrian- we need a night of good drinks! if you are ever out here, let me know!
	5:28pm Meghan: Doug, right country.... and they are next!
	5:28pm Julie: i need Meghan to make me some fun drinks
	5:28pm northguineahills: err... Mrs Doyle... Doug, you're right!
	5:29pm Doug Schulkind: WE. INTEND. TO. CAUSE. HAVOC!!!!!
	5:30pm doctorjazz: I left, but I couldn't stay away (only so much news one can stand!)
	5:30pm Dave B.: Hey! Grillin and chillin on the roof with a second helping of UTP
	5:30pm WR: 74th Street & Roosevelt Ave, area near Jackson Heights in Queens. The paan (betal leaf with other ingredients) vendors are a very regular thing around here. The nuts I bought were from a Ayurveda / religious talisman / book store. I did my experimentation about 15 or more years ago. So have not looked for the nuts since then.
	5:31pm Stanlé: Love this 'Like A Chicken'. Yeah, complete with fuzz guitar!
	5:31pm Meghan: If you like this, read this article. Amazing!- www.redbullmusicacademy.com...
	5:32pm northguineahills: Aye, Eye Q is Zimbabwean, so almost the Zambrock of Witch (geographically and culturally).
	5:32pm chresti: WEEEE!
	5:32pm Dave B.: Psychedelic baby
	5:33pm Meghan: DAVE! I swear I haven't forgotten!!! I will send you WITCH! haha. I just thought about it right before you logged in! I will write a note for myself!
	5:33pm northguineahills: Thanks, WR.....
	5:34pm Stanlé: Looks a great article, Meghan. Bookmarked for later.
	5:34pm Meghan: It was a great article. Definitely a great read
	5:35pm Meghan: NGH- not the Danish pop band? haha
	5:36pm Dave B.: All good Meghan! When ya can
	5:37pm Meghan: Zambia and Zimbabwe are right next door... gets muddled up, sound and Z country names! At least Zaire is out of the picture!
	5:44pm Meghan: marcona almonds anyone? offers the container
	5:45pm βrian: What, no licorice?
	5:47pm Meghan: I have some stuck in a drawer! Some lovely smokey salty Danish stuff....
	5:48pm Stanlé: It's the Friday Drummer disco marcona almonds product placement?
	5:48pm Julie: what's a marcona almond
	5:50pm Marshall Stacks: Francis, yer killing me here
	5:50pm Meghan: It's a Spanish almond. Bigger, wider, and this one has rosemary on it
	5:50pm Julie: yum
	5:51pm Meghan: Marshall, have you looked up in the sky?
	5:51pm Stanlé: And Meghan , could you tell the listeners how they can come by these delicious nuts?
	5:52pm chresti: Yum marcona almond.
	5:54pm spodiodi: nice set !
	5:55pm chresti: Yeah! Nice set, thanks!
	5:57pm Doug Schulkind: The whatnot has been abundant!
	5:57pm Stanlé: There you have it folks. Get yourselves down to Wholefoods and mention The Drummer Stream Discotheque and get 10 percent off your marcona almonds.
	5:58pm chresti: Honney & the Bees got me moving..
	5:58pm ?: Love the tunes Thank you
	5:59pm Marshall Stacks: @Meghan, thanks to Francis, I looked up so many times I got a crick in my neck!
	6:00pm Meghan: hahaha, love it Marshall! love it!
	6:01pm Julie: hahaha
	6:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sumbody got a Groove.
	6:05pm Meghan: RevRabbit! There you are!
	6:08pm Meghan: you need your roller skates for this one!
	6:13pm βrian: Back from a Rhône run. Got a racy little white.
	6:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Trying to imagine my white male NewHampshuh backside actually entering an African Disco ...I'd be happy to sit & listen if they didn't mind. :)
	6:14pm βrian: Just read about the rosemary. Rosemary drives me wild.
	6:15pm Dave B.: This song is bad ass
	6:17pm βrian: @RRN: To quote a long-ago DJ, "If the good lord didn't want you shake your backside, she wouldn't have given you such a wide and expansive one."
	6:18pm Meghan: It's all about not caring and getting into your inner self. We are all so self conscious about how we appear to others. Think like a kid. Just get into it and feel free
	6:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Righteous. If not in Africa - then where...
	6:20pm βrian: @Meghan: I just became a dad a few weeks back, and I can affirm that six-year olds are all about shaking it.
	6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Certainly not complaining about the Gittar!
	6:21pm doctorjazz: J.M Tim and Foty track is GREAT!(and a big hit at the dinner table)!
	6:21pm Meghan: RevRabbit.... that is called alcohol anywhere!
	6:21pm Stanley: Love the West Coast guitar thing going on here.
	6:21pm Dave B.: OK now its getting a little grateful dead noodly with a disco beat
	6:21pm Doug Schulkind: Forget marcona almonds, I'm hearing Allman Brothers!
	6:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always cold ethyl. That were Fonk as much as Deesko anyroad...
	6:22pm βrian: When the Dead gets noodly, you can be sure the pasta has been in the water just a bit too long.
	6:22pm Meghan: HUSH YOU Dave B! You know that Grateful Dead is as bad as Rush to me!
	6:25pm Michael 98145: Hahaha!
	6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Considering George Clintons famous observe that Disco was like making love w/ only a single stroke - might seem that Africans can't do even that w/out some Swing anyhow! :) Like you can just tell if something is out of N'Orleans - not just like that - but has terroir...
	6:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...threatens to have Polyrhythm despite the form...
	6:32pm βrian: What I think of as "disco" really feels kind of clinical to me, so I never understood the nostalgia. I prefer dance music.
	6:32pm Michael 98145: My better half wanted to know if i was listening to Parliament.
	6:33pm doctorjazz: Lots of different stuff got the Disco label.
	6:34pm doctorjazz: But these guys got that syncopated 3rd beat, disco was pretty steady 4/4, on the beat.
	6:34pm Meghan: hahaha, African disco don't play by disco rules!
	6:35pm doctorjazz: Reminds me more of Soca.
	6:35pm spodiodi: don't stop the beat, pls
	6:36pm Michael 98145: this is one great dance party
	6:38pm spodiodi: you said it, Michael 98145
	6:39pm Meghan: get down with your bad selves! I told you you need to have proper footwear and beverages!
	6:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 3rd & 4th Beat - Soca - saying it better, Thx. Even here & even then I knew some 'Disco' was just new Funk or Pop - & quite good. Problem was Disco dominated so totally for what seemed several years. (I always say this stuff when Disco comes up...) & in more rural places like where I was it wasn't People of Coor or Gays or HardDrug users - it was yer Dad wanting to be Travolta. The Squares...
	6:42pm Meghan: ewww, yes, that is what I see of disco too. It's funny. But to find stuff that you are like- oh shit, YES! that is the best!
	6:42pm βrian: American disco was like supermarket commodity cheese. The disco I like is akin to well-aged funky camembert.
	6:42pm Bas NL: Falls on chair at the bar Something wet and tasty! Man, i've been dancing like crazy.. Quick refill and back to the dancing!
	6:44pm Meghan: wipes up the sweat and spilled drinks on the dancefloor!
	6:47pm Bas NL: (He, he.. Don't wipe of too much of the 'ambience'!)
	6:47pm βrian: This show has been thoroughly unpasteurized!
	6:47pm Michael 98145: this place smells of hops. just sayin' :)
	6:48pm northguineahills: @RevRabbit: I didn't get into disco until 2000, when my roommate suddenly started djing it...
	6:49pm doctorjazz: Penny Penny is Great!
	6:49pm Meghan: I'm a bartender.... i know exactly how much to leave for the porter at the end of the evening! hahaha
	6:52pm northguineahills: what dr jazz said....
	6:52pm Dave B.: Killer set meghan. One for the replays!
	6:53pm doctorjazz: Lots of current dance music sounds to me like reworked disco...it didn't die (just rebranded).
	6:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dance Music eventually even bred w/ Psych in Rave... Also always the Drug Theory of Pop History. Disco was Coke - Rave was X... Disco was actually any damn thing - Poppers & all sorts of madness... But we Rawk Stoners abused inhalants too - we were such dumb young pinheads...
	6:53pm Meghan: I had to make sure there was a proper disco set!
	6:53pm doctorjazz: Another amazing track (Gatluak)!
	6:54pm βrian: @doctorjazz: Look for the percussion credits.
	6:54pm doctorjazz: Out with a bang! Thanks, Meghan!
	6:55pm Bas NL: Golden outtro set!!!
	6:55pm Michael 98145: Wonderful! Thank you.
	6:55pm doctorjazz: Brian (@ 6:54), ?
	6:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Beautiful.
	6:56pm Bas NL: Thanks Meghan! Looking forward to a follow-up!
	6:56pm coelacanth∅: been here, Meghan, working within earshot most of the time since 3 Thanks it's been a blast! take care
	6:56pm Stanley: Well this has been a terrific four hours. Wonderful music and good company. Thanks Meghan, take care and see you again. soon. Good night all, love you.
	6:56pm spodiodi: holy fast! thanks, Maghan! great fun. cheerio everyone / good weekend / see ya soon
	6:56pm doctorjazz: Which one was the biking song (like to bike)
	6:57pm Julie: wohoo!
	6:57pm northguineahills: merci beaucoup!plus sil vous plait! I ride my bike everywhere. urban, suburban, and farms and nature trails....
	6:57pm Bas NL: Will do the archives!
	6:57pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I can't believe this is over! I have listened the entire time while working and LOVED it. Thanks, Meghan!
	6:57pm spodiodi: Meghan* ahhhh my fingers (sorry for the typo!)
	6:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Kwa heri, Meghan!
	7:06pm WR: Thank you!

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June 26, 2020: African Discotheque

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
K. Frimpong & His Cubano Fiestas	Hwehwe mu na yi wo mpena	K. Frimpong & His Cubano Fiestas	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bembeya Jazz National	Armee Guineenne	Hommage a Demba Camara	0:08:24 (Pop-up)
Etoile de Dakar, Youssou N'Dour	Thiely (feat. Youssou N'Dour)	Once Upon a Time in Senegal - The Birth of Mbalax 1979 - 1981	0:12:05 (Pop-up)
Amabano	Nter'amajane "Nter'amajane" by "Amabano"	Amsterdam Ticket	0:17:11 (Pop-up)
Orchestre Baba National	Sweet Sweet Mbombo	Kenya Special (Selected East African Recordings From The 1970s & '80s)	0:21:56 (Pop-up)
Star Band de Dakar	Guajira Ven "Guajira Ven" by "Star Band de Dakar"	Star Band de Dakar: Psicodelia Afro-Cubana de Senegal	0:30:18 (Pop-up)
Pat Thomas & Kwashibu Area Band	Gyae Su	Pat Thomas & Kwashibu Area Band	0:34:28 (Pop-up)
Daniel Kamau	Zuwelle "Zuwelle" by "Daniel Kamau"	The Best of D.K. Vol. 1	0:38:37 (Pop-up)
Super Boiro Band	Sidiba "Sidiba" by "Super Boiro Band"	Discotheque 74	0:42:43 (Pop-up)
Sir Shina Peters & His International Stars	Yabis	Sewele	0:47:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Alvino Rey And His Orchestra	The Peanut Vendor	Ping Pong!	0:53:59 (Pop-up)
BLO	Chant To Mother Earth "Chant To Mother Earth" by "BLO"	Nigeria 70	0:58:02 (Pop-up)
Tinariwen	Chet Boghassa "Chet Boghassa" by "Tinariwen"	Amassakoul	1:03:21 (Pop-up)
Toumast	Ikalane Walegh "Ikalane Walegh" by "Toumast"	Ishumar	1:07:13 (Pop-up)
Wings	Odenigbo "Odenigbo" by "Wings"	Nigeria Rock Special	1:12:03 (Pop-up)
Dur-Dur Band	Dooyo "Dooyo" by "Dur-Dur Band"	Volume 5	1:15:43 (Pop-up)
Roger Damawuzan	Wait For Me "Wait For Me" by "Roger Damawuzan"	African Scream Contest	1:19:31 (Pop-up)
Marijata	I Walk Alone "I Walk Alone" by "Marijata"	This Is Marijata	1:22:58 (Pop-up)
Abdoulaye Cisse	Aw Yé Douba Ké "Aw Yé Douba Ké" by "Abdoulaye Cisse"	The Original Sound Of Burkina Faso	1:33:23 (Pop-up)
Ofege	Adieu "Adieu" by "Ofege"	Psychedelic Afro-Rock and Fuzz Funk in 1970s Nigeria	1:36:56 (Pop-up)
Aimé Orchis Mathey	Senye Ye Na "Senye Ye Na" by "Aimé Orchis Mathey"	Togo Soul 70	1:41:03 (Pop-up)
Stanislas Tohon	Dja, Dja, Dja "Dja, Dja, Dja" by "Stanislas Tohon"	Dans le Tchink Système	1:45:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Alvino Rey And His Orchestra	The Peanut Vendor	Ping Pong!	1:52:48 (Pop-up)
T.P. Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou	Ne Te Faches Pas	The Kings Of Benin Urban Groove 1972-80	1:58:29 (Pop-up)
Ebo Taylor	Heaven "Heaven" by "Ebo Taylor"	Ebo Taylor	2:08:00 (Pop-up)
Vis A Vis	Obi Agye Me Dofo "Obi Agye Me Dofo" by "Vis A Vis"	Ghana Special: Modern Highlife, Afro-Sounds & Ghanaian Blues 1968-81	2:13:56 (Pop-up)
Eye Q	Making Life out of Music "Making Life out of Music" by "Eye Q"	Power to the People!	2:23:41 (Pop-up)
THE WITCH	Like A Chicken "Like A Chicken" by "THE WITCH"	We Intend to Cause Havoc! [Disc 1: Introduction and In The Past]	2:26:47 (Pop-up)
Honny & The Bees Band	Psychedelic Woman	Honny & The Bees Band – Psychedelic Woman / Gyedu-Blay Ambolley & The Steneboofs – Simigwado	2:29:40 (Pop-up)
El Rego Et Ses Commandos	Vimado Wingnan	Legends of Benin	2:34:07 (Pop-up)
Francis The Great	Look Up In The Sky	Francis The Great	2:37:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Alvino Rey And His Orchestra	The Peanut Vendor	Ping Pong!	2:49:56 (Pop-up)
DjeuhDjoah & Lieutenant Nicholson	El niño	Aimez ces airs	2:56:50 (Pop-up)
Ze Spirits Band	Tucheza (Esa Extended Mix)	Esa Presents Amandla: Music To The People	2:59:52 (Pop-up)
Kiki Gyan	Disco Dancer "Disco Dancer" by "Kiki Gyan"	24 Hours in a Disco 1978-82	3:04:41 (Pop-up)
J. M. Tim And Foty	Eya Mba "Eya Mba" by "J. M. Tim And Foty"	African Funk Experimentals (1977-1979)	3:11:35 (Pop-up)
Eko	M'ongele M'am "M'ongele M'am" by "Eko"	Pop Makossa - The Invasive Dance Beat Of Cameroon 1976-1984	3:19:31 (Pop-up)
The Movers	Soweto Disco "Soweto Disco" by "The Movers"	Next Stop Soweto 4: Zulu Rock, Afro-Disco & Mbaqanga 1975-1985	3:23:22 (Pop-up)
Harry Mosco	Sexy Dancer "Sexy Dancer" by "Harry Mosco"	Peace & Harmony	3:27:12 (Pop-up)
Charly Kingson	Nimele Bolo "Nimele Bolo" by "Charly Kingson"	Africa Airways Four (Disco Funk Touchdown-1976-1983)	3:33:40 (Pop-up)
Professor Rhythm	Uskamosothotsa "Uskamosothotsa" by "Professor Rhythm"	Professor 3	3:38:43 (Pop-up)
Penny Penny	Shichangani "Shichangani" by "Penny Penny"	Shaka Bundu	3:43:36 (Pop-up)
Nyaruach	Gatluak "Gatluak" by "Nyaruach"	Gatluak	3:49:00 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Ready for the discotheque!
	3:02pm Doug Schulkind: Kick up the volume!
	3:03pm Brian in UK: Kick out the conserves, mummy.
	3:04pm Meghan: Why does my volume only go to 10?!
	3:04pm Uncle Michael: hello!
	3:04pm Bas NL: Thank gawd it's FRIDAY!! Hiya Meghan & Discotheqees!!
	3:04pm Meghan: Hello All!!!! Welcome to late afternoon dance party! I promise all killer, no filler!
	3:04pm WR: In fact Meghan, when I told the level was ok this morning, I do think you could bring it up a bit
	3:05pm leshwatt: Yo! Happy friday Weird place for ya Meghan but sounds GREAT!
	3:05pm Meghan: Let me know if that sounds good!
	3:06pm doctorjazz: Hi Meghan and Underwater Dancers!
	3:08pm spodiodi: hello hello (and agree w WR)
	3:09pm Meghan: brought it up a bit more... let me know if it should be more... don't want to blast it too bad... (though I really want to blast it! haha)
	3:11pm spodiodi: it's a little low, but i'm not complaining, and we can up the blastation as desired . happy to be here
	3:14pm Meghan: hahaha, well I am maxed out! it's on you all now!
	3:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: All this time, I thought Atlantis was the underwater continent.
	3:15pm chresti: Hi Meghan and underwater dancers!
	3:16pm leshwatt: I’m actually underwater Cleaning the pool!
	3:16pm coelacanth∅: greetings Meghan, snorkelers
	3:16pm Meghan: Hello hello!!!!!
	3:16pm Artie: Ahhh!
	3:17pm Doug Schulkind: When one N'Dour closes, another N'Dour opens!
	3:18pm spodiodi: haha
	3:19pm spodiodi: i still have my scuba gear out from the mention of particulate plastics yesterday
	3:19pm spodiodi: what luck
	3:19pm Bas NL: A good friend of mine lives across the road from Youssou N'Dour in Dakar..
	3:21pm Meghan: oh nice! Hope he's a good neighbor... ties his garbage up properly.... is there when you need a cup of sugar....
	3:24pm Bas NL: Hi hi.. i hope so, when he's at home! My friend told N'Dour is on tour pretty much all the time.
	3:27pm Bas NL: Delicious sounds on this 80°F summer evening! Thanks for running this party today Meghan!
	3:28pm Meghan: I am happy to finally get to do it! Something I've wanted to do for a while!
	3:38pm spodiodi: really like this one
	3:39pm Meghan: Pat Thomas is great! If you don't know him, definitely check out other stuff of his. Solid solid stuff!
	3:41pm Meghan: Check out this album- patthomasstrut.bandcamp.com...
	3:44pm dutchtheo: Hello Meghan, and dansi dansi folks! I was at a fine Pat Thomas gig a few years ago
	3:44pm spodiodi: thanks, Meghan! bookmarked
	3:46pm Meghan: Oh I am jealous dutchtheo! I would love to see him and Ebo Taylor... they are on my list! Hopefully it will happen!
	3:47pm Ken From Hyde Park: Coincidentally, June 26, 2019, was the Mdou Moctar show at Monty Hall.
	3:48pm Meghan: Oh was it?! I was there! haha. Seems appropriate!
	3:48pm Meghan: Though I don't have any of his stuff in this show today! Sooo much great African music, so little time!
	3:50pm Stanley: Hi Meghan. Time for me to hit the floor.
	3:51pm Doug Schulkind: Looove this Sir Shina track!
	3:51pm Meghan: Stanley! get on down with your bad self!
	3:52pm spodiodi: howdy, KenFHP, Stanley
	3:52pm Meghan: Doug, you can totally see them picture on the side... this is what they are dancing to!
	3:53pm spodiodi: great picture and song. nice to know, Meghan!
	3:54pm Meghan: Well, I doubt this is what they are jamming to. This photo is from Burkina Faso
	3:56pm spodiodi: ahh ok
	3:56pm Bas NL: Hi maître de maison Doug! Another groovy party you have here!
	3:56pm spodiodi: ^
	3:57pm otto: Having a hoot bumpin' the beats up in the Adirondacks - Thanks!!!!!
	3:58pm Listening Out There: You probably have better test in music than your dog. Probably.
	3:58pm Stanley: Hi spodi and Gang!
	4:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Howdiodi, spodi!
	4:04pm doctorjazz: Gotta Run, thanks, Meghan!
	4:05pm spodiodi: until next time, doctorjazz!
	4:06pm Meghan: bye doctorjazz!! have a good one!
	4:07pm chresti: What's a good stretch for dancing to this? Like the one in the photo?
	4:07pm Bas NL: I love the Sahara Blues.
	4:08pm Meghan: lots of leg stretches... and ones for the hip! and back! and a cane to help me back up! hahaha
	4:19pm chresti: The feet too..neck,..
	4:23pm Jefff: Dance baby dance!
	4:24pm spodiodi: Roger Damawuzan's voice (!) love it
	4:25pm chresti: I tend to jump in and start moving, forgetting my body is 62 and will punish me for it later.
	4:26pm Meghan: hahaha, yeah, but it means you are alive! all of it! Embrace and love it!
	4:26pm Bas NL: That's the spirit, chresti! ;)
	4:27pm Meghan: Spodiodi- obviously very influenced by James Brown, when he came and performed there. He's from Togo, but both Togo and Benin have that great scream to their stuff!
	4:27pm Meghan: Slow dance.... everyone, slow dance time. Grab a drink and relax! Sway!
	4:29pm Michael 98145: feel it
	4:32pm Meghan: ahhhh, a lovely gin and tonic has been made.... here we go!
	4:33pm Stanley: Cheers Meghan. Here's to the weekend.
	4:34pm Bas NL: G & T's! Mjum, mjum, mjum!
	4:34pm chresti: Cheers Stanley.
	4:34pm Stanley: This track has 23 clickies. I can understand why.
	4:35pm Julie: Good god I barely know what day it is much less what time
	4:35pm northguineahills: I was about to visit friends and my wife in Brooklyn, but seeing I'm in FL, that's not happening now.
	4:36pm Julie: if only we had the chance to go out dancing in africa
	4:36pm chresti: FL's locked out of NY?
	4:36pm Meghan: If only we could really go out in Africa! We didn't get much city time!
	4:36pm Julie: FL and TX I believe
	4:37pm Meghan: if you visit NY, NJ or CT, you are required to do a 14 day quarantine
	4:37pm Julie: We had some in SA at least!
	4:37pm northguineahills: aye, the governors of NY/NJ/CT have put a 14 day quarentine on FL and 8 other states. (I was only going to go for 5 days.
	4:37pm Sean d: Work almost over!
	4:38pm Sean d: But welcome to PA
	4:38pm Meghan: Julie- only because there was fog and the view was obscured! haha
	4:38pm Stanlé: Hi Julie. I danced my way across Africa back in the day. Everywhere you went there was music of some sort.
	4:39pm Julie: I bet! That sounds much fun.
	4:40pm Meghan: We needed to go to Lagos... that is where the dancing happens!
	4:41pm northguineahills: Wearing a mask in FL weather is a lot of fun (but here it really is a political stance. In more liberal settings, Orlando, Gainesville, and near downtown Jax, you'll see them, outside of said locations I mentioned, you'll get the side-eye wearing the mask, as they are rate). Outside of family, I can't remember the last time I've been in a social setting w/ more then 3 people.
	4:41pm spodiodi: Meghan @4:27 -- i could tell! (and just noticed the album title (hah!)) great stuff. thanks for the infos (again) :D
	4:41pm chresti: My ex and his wife usually go live at the house in France for 6 months of the year, they have to have permanent residence status on their house to be allowed back in, they're in Los Angeles.
	4:41pm spodiodi: hi Julie, NGH!
	4:42pm northguineahills: I'm almost out of my Nigerian curry powder. I've only found one decent African market in FL.
	4:42pm βrian: Sipping Sancerre through my mask, in tribute to Meghan. (Welcome back!)
	4:42pm northguineahills: holas, spodiodi!
	4:43pm spodiodi: all you foodies would probably raise an eyebrow to my very regular diet :)
	4:43pm βrian: @NGH: Do you know what's in the blend? Penzey's is taking orders now.
	4:44pm Stanlé: Hi ngh. The hootest food I have eaten was in corner shacks in Nairobi. Ugali (maize) and beef stew. They even give you a side plate of green chillies as a 'cooler'
	4:44pm Julie: hey spodi!
	4:44pm Stanlé: "hootest", yeah why not!
	4:45pm spodiodi: cheers, βrian
	4:45pm spodiodi: why the heck not
	4:45pm Bas NL: Had my first face-mask-required train ride yesterday. People complied readily, except for teen-aged kids..
	4:46pm Meghan: hahaha. hootest.... love it!
	4:46pm chresti: Stanle, thats what I thought.
	4:46pm Meghan: Chin chin βrian!
	4:46pm chresti: Why the hoot not.
	4:47pm northguineahills: I've never had Kenyan cuisine (or much east African outside of Ethiopian/Somali). I'm jealous. I used to grow carolina reaper and ghost peppers and make my own salsas, so I have decent tolerance for capsaisin.
	4:47pm spodiodi: Woodsy the owl agrees
	4:47pm northguineahills: Give a hoot, don't pollute (really dating myself).
	4:48pm spodiodi: jinx
	4:48pm Stanlé: ngh - I've always regarded you as my go to authority on chilli
	4:48pm Meghan: Kenyan was very much influenced by Indian.... that is what I thought when I was there
	4:48pm northguineahills: shakes tiny fist at spodiodi!
	4:48pm chresti: ngh, you, my son, love hottest peppers
	4:49pm βrian: There used to be a very good South African Indian restaurant in Canton, Michigan.
	4:50pm Stanlé: Sure, Meghan, especially the roadside snacks - samosas, spicy beans etc. Buit don't forget the British influence - you can easily get fish and chips there.
	4:51pm northguineahills: Although Ivoirian, I always thought Stanislas was a curious coincidence of homophonic names, as the only other Stanislas' I've heard of have been Polish.
	4:51pm chresti: *and my son
	4:51pm spodiodi: lunchtime (pantstime) at last (still listening)
	4:52pm northguineahills: @Meghan: yeah, makes sense, as Kenya, Tanzania, and the Red Sea were highly influenced by the Indian Ocean monsoon traders.
	4:53pm βrian: We had planned fish tacos for dinner. Now I'm pondering Senegalese fish tacos ...
	4:53pm Stanlé: Ah, memories of drinking beer and chewing khat in the afternoons.
	4:54pm βrian: Some folks chew the fat, while others chew the khat.
	4:54pm Meghan: NGH, so close geographically... Now I want Ethiopian.... and my house currently smells like the pulled pork I'm cooking!
	4:54pm chresti: I've always wondered about khat, what's it like?
	4:55pm northguineahills: I tried to get the lads at the Yemeni bodega near me in Brooklyn hook me up w/ khat, but they thought I was joking. But they did get me Yemeni cassettes.
	4:56pm Julie: Drummer stream makes dreams come true!
	4:56pm northguineahills: (I've had the same luck w/ bettel nuts)
	4:59pm Stanlé: It's a way of like chresti! But hard work considering the amount of chewing to get the required speedy buzz. And a bit fiddly, as you have to carefully with your teeth, peel the skin off the stalks. You get through a big bunch in an afternoon.
	4:59pm northguineahills: The same people who complain about wearing masks, are usually the same people who want to tell other people what to do w/ their body (women).
	4:59pm βrian: Meghan, did you by chance have any Vergelegen while you were in SA?
	5:00pm northguineahills: jealous of your pulled pork (omnivore, but still a noob at cooking meat)
	5:02pm Stanlé: ngh - I never got on with the ol' bettel nuts. For starters, in addition to good teeth, you need a load of lime in the gob to get the betel to do it's thing. End up with one messed up mouth.
	5:03pm chresti: Ah, so for khat, you need all your teeth. What's the buzz like? Caffeine?
	5:03pm Stanlé: lime, as in slake lime
	5:04pm Meghan: βrian- I had Stellenbosch and some Pinotage... and whatever people poured me.... haha. Never got out to the wineries....
	5:05pm Meghan: NGH- slow and low... that is the secret. Keep it covered to keep it moist too....
	5:05pm chresti: Lime is required for coca leaf chewing as well.
	5:05pm Meghan: NGH- and it's ready when you can twist a fork in it easily...
	5:05pm βrian: I consider pinotage a "high-velocity" wine. I like it ok, I just need it to move fairly rapidly toward the gullet.
	5:06pm Stanlé: Yes, chresti, similar but somewhat stronger and has the effect of making you talk rubbish.
	5:07pm Meghan: βrian- hahaha, yes... it's rather tasty... and not a sipper!
	5:08pm chresti: Sounds fun Stanley, does it cause psychosis like meth does?
	5:11pm Stanlé: It's a natural thang. Anyway, nowadays I'm strictly liquor, love and laughs.
	5:11pm northguineahills: I've heard that khat is near the adderal middle of the caffeine to the blow scale. So, since it's organic, usually only habitual users have to worry about gum disease/cancer.
	5:13pm northguineahills: @Stanley: yeah, these days I'm strictly booze and once in a green moon, ganja (maybe once every three months).
	5:13pm βrian: "Pass phrase?" "Liquor, love, and laughter." "Please enter."
	5:14pm Stanlé: Ooo, you devil, ngh.
	5:15pm Meghan: hahahaha....
	5:15pm Meghan: Best comments board.... right atmosphere, time for a refill!
	5:16pm Stanlé: Did anyone catch 'Under African Skies', the BBC documentary series forn a few year back? It was terrific.
	5:17pm WR: In my neighborhood paan with betal is sold by several street vendors and in a couple of shops. All the ingredients are available in local stores. I often see on the sidewalk or curb the bright red spittle as pictured on wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org... I tried it a couple times. Both by buying the paan from a vendor and also bought a box of the "nuts" to try at home. Not to my taste in any way.
	5:18pm northguineahills: Well, Meghan's the boss refills beer.
	5:18pm chresti: I'm strictly herbs, medicinal and psychoactive, gave up the alcohol.
	5:21pm northguineahills: @WR: if you don't mind asking, where do you live? I couldn't even find betal nuts in Jackson Hights, Queens (TBF, I only visited there on occasion, and wasn't familiar w/ the the neighborhood).
	5:21pm Stanlé: Actually, I was thinking "Africa: A Journey Into Music" with Rita Ray in 2018, not the eighties thing. (Damned khat is messing me up)
	5:21pm chresti: Once in a while I'll have a Guinness, or wine with food.
	5:22pm unpopularfred: Loving this Thanks Meghan
	5:23pm northguineahills: @Stanley: found it! The whole series is on YouTube (I know what I'm watching tonight)
	5:23pm Meghan: I just made myself my favorite Danish cocktail... Aquavit, peet scotch, chestnut liquor, sherry, lemon, sunchoke simple syrup and buttermilk. it's AMAZING
	5:23pm Stanlé: A Nigerian 7.5 per cent Guinness, I hope chresti.
	5:24pm Meghan: haha, glad you are enjoying it unpopularfred!!
	5:24pm Stanlé: Brilliant, ngh. Hope you enjoy.
	5:24pm Meghan: I had a Russian 7.5 percent... woooh!
	5:25pm βrian: That sounds wild, Meghan. A few years back, we made Aquavit Bloody Marys with garden tomato juice. Garnished with Dilly Beans.
	5:25pm doctorjazz: Great car company, love the music! Have to say, nobody rushes these grooves!
	5:25pm Meghan: I am all about Aquavit bloody mary's! It's the best!!!
	5:26pm northguineahills: @Meghan: Mrs. Doye (Father Ted) "Go On" : www.youtube.com...
	5:27pm Stanlé: Go On, Go On, Go On, Go On, Go On
	5:27pm Meghan: haha, and you thought you left doctorjazz..... keep on grooving!
	5:27pm northguineahills: Stanle got the reference!
	5:28pm Doug Schulkind: The vocals on this sound like Witch!
	5:28pm Meghan: βrian- we need a night of good drinks! if you are ever out here, let me know!
	5:28pm Meghan: Doug, right country.... and they are next!
	5:28pm Julie: i need Meghan to make me some fun drinks
	5:28pm northguineahills: err... Mrs Doyle... Doug, you're right!
	5:29pm Doug Schulkind: WE. INTEND. TO. CAUSE. HAVOC!!!!!
	5:30pm doctorjazz: I left, but I couldn't stay away (only so much news one can stand!)
	5:30pm Dave B.: Hey! Grillin and chillin on the roof with a second helping of UTP
	5:30pm WR: 74th Street & Roosevelt Ave, area near Jackson Heights in Queens. The paan (betal leaf with other ingredients) vendors are a very regular thing around here. The nuts I bought were from a Ayurveda / religious talisman / book store. I did my experimentation about 15 or more years ago. So have not looked for the nuts since then.
	5:31pm Stanlé: Love this 'Like A Chicken'. Yeah, complete with fuzz guitar!
	5:31pm Meghan: If you like this, read this article. Amazing!- www.redbullmusicacademy.com...
	5:32pm northguineahills: Aye, Eye Q is Zimbabwean, so almost the Zambrock of Witch (geographically and culturally).
	5:32pm chresti: WEEEE!
	5:32pm Dave B.: Psychedelic baby
	5:33pm Meghan: DAVE! I swear I haven't forgotten!!! I will send you WITCH! haha. I just thought about it right before you logged in! I will write a note for myself!
	5:33pm northguineahills: Thanks, WR.....
	5:34pm Stanlé: Looks a great article, Meghan. Bookmarked for later.
	5:34pm Meghan: It was a great article. Definitely a great read
	5:35pm Meghan: NGH- not the Danish pop band? haha
	5:36pm Dave B.: All good Meghan! When ya can
	5:37pm Meghan: Zambia and Zimbabwe are right next door... gets muddled up, sound and Z country names! At least Zaire is out of the picture!
	5:44pm Meghan: marcona almonds anyone? offers the container
	5:45pm βrian: What, no licorice?
	5:47pm Meghan: I have some stuck in a drawer! Some lovely smokey salty Danish stuff....
	5:48pm Stanlé: It's the Friday Drummer disco marcona almonds product placement?
	5:48pm Julie: what's a marcona almond
	5:50pm Marshall Stacks: Francis, yer killing me here
	5:50pm Meghan: It's a Spanish almond. Bigger, wider, and this one has rosemary on it
	5:50pm Julie: yum
	5:51pm Meghan: Marshall, have you looked up in the sky?
	5:51pm Stanlé: And Meghan , could you tell the listeners how they can come by these delicious nuts?
	5:52pm chresti: Yum marcona almond.
	5:54pm spodiodi: nice set !
	5:55pm chresti: Yeah! Nice set, thanks!
	5:57pm Doug Schulkind: The whatnot has been abundant!
	5:57pm Stanlé: There you have it folks. Get yourselves down to Wholefoods and mention The Drummer Stream Discotheque and get 10 percent off your marcona almonds.
	5:58pm chresti: Honney & the Bees got me moving..
	5:58pm ?: Love the tunes Thank you
	5:59pm Marshall Stacks: @Meghan, thanks to Francis, I looked up so many times I got a crick in my neck!
	6:00pm Meghan: hahaha, love it Marshall! love it!
	6:01pm Julie: hahaha
	6:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sumbody got a Groove.
	6:05pm Meghan: RevRabbit! There you are!
	6:08pm Meghan: you need your roller skates for this one!
	6:13pm βrian: Back from a Rhône run. Got a racy little white.
	6:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Trying to imagine my white male NewHampshuh backside actually entering an African Disco ...I'd be happy to sit & listen if they didn't mind. :)
	6:14pm βrian: Just read about the rosemary. Rosemary drives me wild.
	6:15pm Dave B.: This song is bad ass
	6:17pm βrian: @RRN: To quote a long-ago DJ, "If the good lord didn't want you shake your backside, she wouldn't have given you such a wide and expansive one."
	6:18pm Meghan: It's all about not caring and getting into your inner self. We are all so self conscious about how we appear to others. Think like a kid. Just get into it and feel free
	6:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Righteous. If not in Africa - then where...
	6:20pm βrian: @Meghan: I just became a dad a few weeks back, and I can affirm that six-year olds are all about shaking it.
	6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Certainly not complaining about the Gittar!
	6:21pm doctorjazz: J.M Tim and Foty track is GREAT!(and a big hit at the dinner table)!
	6:21pm Meghan: RevRabbit.... that is called alcohol anywhere!
	6:21pm Stanley: Love the West Coast guitar thing going on here.
	6:21pm Dave B.: OK now its getting a little grateful dead noodly with a disco beat
	6:21pm Doug Schulkind: Forget marcona almonds, I'm hearing Allman Brothers!
	6:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always cold ethyl. That were Fonk as much as Deesko anyroad...
	6:22pm βrian: When the Dead gets noodly, you can be sure the pasta has been in the water just a bit too long.
	6:22pm Meghan: HUSH YOU Dave B! You know that Grateful Dead is as bad as Rush to me!
	6:25pm Michael 98145: Hahaha!
	6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Considering George Clintons famous observe that Disco was like making love w/ only a single stroke - might seem that Africans can't do even that w/out some Swing anyhow! :) Like you can just tell if something is out of N'Orleans - not just like that - but has terroir...
	6:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...threatens to have Polyrhythm despite the form...
	6:32pm βrian: What I think of as "disco" really feels kind of clinical to me, so I never understood the nostalgia. I prefer dance music.
	6:32pm Michael 98145: My better half wanted to know if i was listening to Parliament.
	6:33pm doctorjazz: Lots of different stuff got the Disco label.
	6:34pm doctorjazz: But these guys got that syncopated 3rd beat, disco was pretty steady 4/4, on the beat.
	6:34pm Meghan: hahaha, African disco don't play by disco rules!
	6:35pm doctorjazz: Reminds me more of Soca.
	6:35pm spodiodi: don't stop the beat, pls
	6:36pm Michael 98145: this is one great dance party
	6:38pm spodiodi: you said it, Michael 98145
	6:39pm Meghan: get down with your bad selves! I told you you need to have proper footwear and beverages!
	6:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 3rd & 4th Beat - Soca - saying it better, Thx. Even here & even then I knew some 'Disco' was just new Funk or Pop - & quite good. Problem was Disco dominated so totally for what seemed several years. (I always say this stuff when Disco comes up...) & in more rural places like where I was it wasn't People of Coor or Gays or HardDrug users - it was yer Dad wanting to be Travolta. The Squares...
	6:42pm Meghan: ewww, yes, that is what I see of disco too. It's funny. But to find stuff that you are like- oh shit, YES! that is the best!
	6:42pm βrian: American disco was like supermarket commodity cheese. The disco I like is akin to well-aged funky camembert.
	6:42pm Bas NL: Falls on chair at the bar Something wet and tasty! Man, i've been dancing like crazy.. Quick refill and back to the dancing!
	6:44pm Meghan: wipes up the sweat and spilled drinks on the dancefloor!
	6:47pm Bas NL: (He, he.. Don't wipe of too much of the 'ambience'!)
	6:47pm βrian: This show has been thoroughly unpasteurized!
	6:47pm Michael 98145: this place smells of hops. just sayin' :)
	6:48pm northguineahills: @RevRabbit: I didn't get into disco until 2000, when my roommate suddenly started djing it...
	6:49pm doctorjazz: Penny Penny is Great!
	6:49pm Meghan: I'm a bartender.... i know exactly how much to leave for the porter at the end of the evening! hahaha
	6:52pm northguineahills: what dr jazz said....
	6:52pm Dave B.: Killer set meghan. One for the replays!
	6:53pm doctorjazz: Lots of current dance music sounds to me like reworked disco...it didn't die (just rebranded).
	6:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dance Music eventually even bred w/ Psych in Rave... Also always the Drug Theory of Pop History. Disco was Coke - Rave was X... Disco was actually any damn thing - Poppers & all sorts of madness... But we Rawk Stoners abused inhalants too - we were such dumb young pinheads...
	6:53pm Meghan: I had to make sure there was a proper disco set!
	6:53pm doctorjazz: Another amazing track (Gatluak)!
	6:54pm βrian: @doctorjazz: Look for the percussion credits.
	6:54pm doctorjazz: Out with a bang! Thanks, Meghan!
	6:55pm Bas NL: Golden outtro set!!!
	6:55pm Michael 98145: Wonderful! Thank you.
	6:55pm doctorjazz: Brian (@ 6:54), ?
	6:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Beautiful.
	6:56pm Bas NL: Thanks Meghan! Looking forward to a follow-up!
	6:56pm coelacanth∅: been here, Meghan, working within earshot most of the time since 3 Thanks it's been a blast! take care
	6:56pm Stanley: Well this has been a terrific four hours. Wonderful music and good company. Thanks Meghan, take care and see you again. soon. Good night all, love you.
	6:56pm spodiodi: holy fast! thanks, Maghan! great fun. cheerio everyone / good weekend / see ya soon
	6:56pm doctorjazz: Which one was the biking song (like to bike)
	6:57pm Julie: wohoo!
	6:57pm northguineahills: merci beaucoup!plus sil vous plait! I ride my bike everywhere. urban, suburban, and farms and nature trails....
	6:57pm Bas NL: Will do the archives!
	6:57pm Hopey Sockmonkey: I can't believe this is over! I have listened the entire time while working and LOVED it. Thanks, Meghan!
	6:57pm spodiodi: Meghan* ahhhh my fingers (sorry for the typo!)
	6:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Kwa heri, Meghan!
	7:06pm WR: Thank you!

Underwater Theme Park with Meghan: Playlist from June 26, 2020

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