WFMU: Nickel And Dime Radio with $mall ¢hange: Playlist from August 20, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:02am Aitch: Hey $¢ and crew
	12:04am $mall ¢hange: sup sup sup
	12:09am marx gibson: startin hott
	12:15am mariano: Hey, back just in time for some whoops! 'Evening everyone.
	12:15am BH: a wall of Zoom people will be shown applauding after a particularly good set during tonight's show
	12:16am $mall ¢hange: haha hilarious
	12:20am mariano: We'll be like the Brady Bunch!
	12:23am $mall ¢hange: party of the future for sure
	12:27am slugluv1313: greetings, $mall ¢hange and Skeletons and everyone! hah! who knew that The Brady Bunch would be futuristic! :)
	12:27am mariano: Really interesting. Colombian cumbia obviously influenced by chicha. Discussing where cumbia's really from with Colombians and Pervians is like discussing where salsa is really from with Puerto Ricans and Cubans, can lead to some very heated arguments (and dance-offs).
	12:30am $mall ¢hange: yeah def different styles. not an expert but have a lil stack now. big shout to Javier / Sonido Martines, check the archives for his sets
	12:38am mariano: I'll do that, thanks $mall ¢hange. I'm not very knowledgeable about it either, I normally associate Colombian cumbia with a slower tempo and bassier sound. It was huge in Honduras when I was a kid. There's a Colombian cumbia called "Se Va el Caimán" that everybody in Latin America knows, and which over the years has accumulated dozens if not hundreds of obscene verses. Usually sung towards the end of a party when everyone's getting good and hammered.
	12:39am BEAVO: Damn Nick Name is off again this week
	12:40am slugluv1313: @ mariano -- oh hell yeah! have had these discussions with know-it-all "expert" types -- who are NOT Cuban or Colombian or Peruvian or Puerto Rican :( when my Mom was still alive, i was playing a Dominican Merengue cassette in the car while driving her to the supermarket -- she got a kick of how some of the tunes reminded her of Polka music :)
	12:42am BEAVO: I love a good Dominican Merengue.
	12:46am mariano: Oh yeah, slugluv, some of that Latin American music was influenced by some seemingly unlikely things, like with some Mexican genres and their curiously Alpine sound.
	12:47am slugluv1313: ahhh a drunken "Se Va el Caimán" sing-a-long via zoom :)
	12:51am mariano: Hey $¢, Was it you who played that Congolese mambo song last week? Gorgeous, haunting song. Here's a version of "Se Va el Caimán" for later or to watch the drunk guys dancing to Nickel and Dime (some of the verses in this one are scandalously dirty, might try to whip up some subtitles): www.youtube.com...
	12:52am slugluv1313: @ mariano -- yes, absolutely -- i gotta fact-check myself, but i think there was German colonization (ugh) in the Dominican Republic
	12:53am $mall ¢hange: ah nice will check later!
	12:54am $mall ¢hange: Orchestre OK Jazz right Mariano? yeah that whole comp is dope. I will play more off it
	1:01am mariano: I think that's the one, $¢: A Moins Que Namikosa. Minor key, really haunting harmonized backup vocals. slugluv: And Mexico had an Austrian emperor however briefly. I imagine also the many German settlers in Texas influenced northern Mexican music. Didn't know that about the DR though, interesting.
	1:02am BEAVO: Mount Hope!
	1:03am joe: we get wild with the heavy metal out on Shaolin.
	1:08am DouglasInDallas: Professionalism doesn't mean you gotta learn how to pronounce Turkish and everything. Great set...
	1:11am $mall ¢hange: Turkish is a tough one haha! thx
	1:11am BEAVO: Shit we just got to get rid of Trump right now.
	1:12am BEAVO: How about playing some more music man
	1:12am mariano: Really interesting history lesson. Love this Keith Hudson. Has a great album cover too.
	1:16am Richy4619: s/o to stokeley carmichael ! peace $¢
	1:18am BH: in the alternate non-Covid universe, the Dem convention was last month and the entire Olympics happened in-between the conventions. Which might sound a lot better than "both conventions are TV productions that air on back to back weeks"
	1:19am joe: the fact that Clinton hid behind those like Stokely to avoid conflict in Vietnam. damn
	1:20am Lames: Thank you. True fire from Dr Joseph. Cheato has to go sure, but after we need to make an anti-racist party that stands up for working class people, one that has no place for scum like BC.
	1:21am $mall ¢hange: yeah Joe that stands out for me too. crazy. neoliberals are backstabbers all the way
	1:27am BH: looking at the results, Perelman is probably gonna finish around the same vote total as Canova in 2016 (Canova finished at 21907, Perelman is at 21,620 votes).. the big difference is that Wasserman Schultz won almost 29k votes in 2016 and W-S's approaching 56k votes this time around. So, I guess some voters decided to vote by mail in the August primary just to get used to it before November.
	1:27am $mall ¢hange: yeah its a shame. as she mentions, DWS is a complete tool
	1:32am Lames: DWS was allegedly shoving a 16 yo Perelman volunteer the other day: really horrid.
	1:43am slugluv1313: loving the DUB
	1:43am BH: The congressional primaries during the whole Covid thing have had some interesting races. On one hand, incumbents should be benefiting a little if the races rely a little more on name recognition than campaigning, but on the other hand, the House isn't in the mood to put 400+ oldish people in the same vicinity too often right now and some incumbents have lost because they were invisible (or seemed that way) and this is the cycle before redistricting where some incumbents are gonna intentionally/accidentally end up in worse districts.
	1:46am $mall ¢hange: btw WFMU has compiled a list of orgs and ways to get involved, link here: wfmu.org...
	1:50am BH: the Florida primary yesterday also saw the 'history' of the first person to win a primary after being banned from Twitter. What an amazing internet world we ended up in.
	1:54am BH: same Florida Republican is probably the also first to win a primary after being banned from using Uber/Lyft.
	1:58am BH: also the first... that happens when you type it out and decide to start moving words and then you don't actually proofread
	1:59am slugluv1313: that is a freakin awesome list, $mall ¢hange -- THANK YOU!!! i have a buncha food, clothing, etc. i gotta donate (i was in touch with Food Not Bombs in JC, but never heard back from them) Chilis on Wheels does amazing work too, 10 chapters so far: www.chilisonwheels.org... Domestic Violence organizations/shelters could use help, donations, too . . . same for local food pantries, animal rescue groups, etc.
	2:00am $mall ¢hange: Lara Loomer. special one. for sure
	2:12am BH: Marjorie Taylor Greene in GA is almost certainly getting elected on the same day that Loomer ends up losing by like 25-30. But I think MTG is more of a "forwarding conspiracies through emails" sort of far right, as opposed to LL who is more into mixing racism, bigotry, and performance art
	2:46am BH: Brazil has the second highest official Covid death total in the world. Worldometers has the US at 176k, Brazil at 111k, Mexico 3rd at 58k, and India at 54k. The US and Brazil are really close for deaths per 1m people. The international coverage feels like it dropped off hard once the non-US places with the most cases became Brazil/Mexico/India as opposed to when it was Italy/Spain/France/UK back in April.
	2:51am mariano: Thank you $¢, amazing music and great interview clips. Huzzahs for the Crew, take care everyone!
	2:52am $mall ¢hange: MTG right she's the Q-Anon candidate. man that shit is out there. Robbie Martin has done some good podcasts going in on the background. some out there bs
	2:52am $mall ¢hange: thx mariano and everyone always a pleasure
	2:59am slugluv1313: fantastic show, $mall ¢hange -- thanks so much

Nickel And Dime Radio with $mall ¢hange: Playlist from August 20, 2020

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Pete Guitar Lewis	Ooh Midnight "Ooh Midnight" by "Pete Guitar Lewis"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Memphis Slim	Midnight Jump "Midnight Jump" by "Memphis Slim"		0:02:37 (Pop-up)
Ray Bryant	Madison Time "Madison Time" by "Ray Bryant"		0:05:22 (Pop-up)
Robert Parker	Get Ta Steppin' "Get Ta Steppin'" by "Robert Parker"		0:08:18 (Pop-up)
Hannah Williams & The Affirmations	Tame In The Water		0:10:32 (Pop-up)
Rufus Thomas	Funky Hot Grits "Funky Hot Grits" by "Rufus Thomas"		0:15:12 (Pop-up)
Keith Mansfield / Lee Mintram	Party House Pop		0:16:56 (Pop-up)
Anibal Velásquez y su Conjunto	San Jancito		0:19:38 (Pop-up)
Afrosound	La Pava Congona "La Pava Congona" by "Afrosound"		0:22:06 (Pop-up)
Yoruba Singers	Basa Bongo "Basa Bongo" by "Yoruba Singers"		0:25:22 (Pop-up)
Sonora Casino	Astronautas a Mercurio		0:27:56 (Pop-up)
Ofo The Black Company	Allah Wakkbarr		0:35:25 (Pop-up)
Curly Davis & The Uniques	black cobra part 2		0:38:53 (Pop-up)
Budos Band	Burnt Offering "Burnt Offering" by "Budos Band"		0:42:21 (Pop-up)
Arşivplak	Chengel (edit) "Chengel (edit)" by "Arşivplak"		0:46:40 (Pop-up)
Mazhar Ve Fuat	Sür Efem Atini "Sür Efem Atini" by "Mazhar Ve Fuat"		0:48:43 (Pop-up)
Bobby Trafalgar	Hardballs (Andy Votel Vocal Mix)		0:51:25 (Pop-up)
Mrr-adm featuring Malcolm Catto	009 (Untitled)		0:54:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Limousine	"Limousine"		0:57:13 (Pop-up)
Push Back with Aaron Mate interviewing Dr. Peniel Joseph	excerpt		1:04:12 (Pop-up)
Keith Hudson	Melody Maker "Melody Maker" by "Keith Hudson"		1:10:25 (Pop-up)
Tommy McCook	Militant Salute "Militant Salute" by "Tommy McCook"		1:11:57 (Pop-up)
Push Back with Aaron Mate interviewing Jen Perelman	excerpt	Jen was just challenging Debbie Wasserman Schultz in FL, unfotunately she lost	1:16:11 (Pop-up)
	a song		1:19:53 (Pop-up)
Prince Jammy & the Revolutionaires	Brothers of the Blade		1:21:00 (Pop-up)
clive field marshall	Love Is What You Want		1:22:53 (Pop-up)
Scientist vs RSD feat Prince Jamo	After All Dub		1:25:21 (Pop-up)
Pangaea	Stimulant Dub "Stimulant Dub" by "Pangaea"		1:29:06 (Pop-up)
A. Fruit	Secret Trick "Secret Trick" by "A. Fruit"		1:30:45 (Pop-up)
Pole	WipfelDub "WipfelDub" by "Pole"		1:34:11 (Pop-up)
Thomas Fehlmann	Embrace "Embrace" by "Thomas Fehlmann"		1:37:07 (Pop-up)
Chuck Modi interviews DC protestor	"Chuck Modi interviews DC protestor"		1:41:40 (Pop-up)
Khidja	Die Wilde Spirale (Aufgang B Remix)		1:43:35 (Pop-up)
Andrew Weatherall	Blue Bullet "Blue Bullet" by "Andrew Weatherall"		1:47:42 (Pop-up)
St. Vincent	New York (Nina Kraviz Dirty Master Mix)		1:53:55 (Pop-up)
DC LaRue	Let Them Dance (Idjut Boys Remix / Reprise)		1:58:21 (Pop-up)
Hade	It's Not Right "It's Not Right" by "Hade"		2:04:02 (Pop-up)
MK	Something New (Music Institute Goodbye Mix)		2:08:19 (Pop-up)
K Alexi Shelby	Vertigo "Vertigo" by "K Alexi Shelby"		2:14:17 (Pop-up)
Psyche	Neurotic Behavior "Neurotic Behavior" by "Psyche"		2:16:14 (Pop-up)
Black Mustang / Kerrier District	Mad As Hell		2:17:54 (Pop-up)
Rania Khalek speaking with Anya Parampil on Lebanon			2:20:58 (Pop-up)
Bladerunner	Run For Cover "Run For Cover" by "Bladerunner"		2:28:06 (Pop-up)
Horace Andy, Bladerunner	Sound Boy Killa		2:31:03 (Pop-up)
Chopstick Dubplate	Soundboy Gone (Jacky Murda and Aries Remix)		2:33:38 (Pop-up)
Black Agenda Report podcast on Black Brazilians and Covid-19	excerpt		2:36:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ian Carr's Nucleus	Changing Times		2:42:55 (Pop-up)
Johnny Dyani	Wish You Sunshine "Wish You Sunshine" by "Johnny Dyani"		2:49:27 (Pop-up)
Shirley Scott	And That's All "And That's All" by "Shirley Scott"		2:54:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02am Aitch: Hey $¢ and crew
	12:04am $mall ¢hange: sup sup sup
	12:09am marx gibson: startin hott
	12:15am mariano: Hey, back just in time for some whoops! 'Evening everyone.
	12:15am BH: a wall of Zoom people will be shown applauding after a particularly good set during tonight's show
	12:16am $mall ¢hange: haha hilarious
	12:20am mariano: We'll be like the Brady Bunch!
	12:23am $mall ¢hange: party of the future for sure
	12:27am slugluv1313: greetings, $mall ¢hange and Skeletons and everyone! hah! who knew that The Brady Bunch would be futuristic! :)
	12:27am mariano: Really interesting. Colombian cumbia obviously influenced by chicha. Discussing where cumbia's really from with Colombians and Pervians is like discussing where salsa is really from with Puerto Ricans and Cubans, can lead to some very heated arguments (and dance-offs).
	12:30am $mall ¢hange: yeah def different styles. not an expert but have a lil stack now. big shout to Javier / Sonido Martines, check the archives for his sets
	12:38am mariano: I'll do that, thanks $mall ¢hange. I'm not very knowledgeable about it either, I normally associate Colombian cumbia with a slower tempo and bassier sound. It was huge in Honduras when I was a kid. There's a Colombian cumbia called "Se Va el Caimán" that everybody in Latin America knows, and which over the years has accumulated dozens if not hundreds of obscene verses. Usually sung towards the end of a party when everyone's getting good and hammered.
	12:39am BEAVO: Damn Nick Name is off again this week
	12:40am slugluv1313: @ mariano -- oh hell yeah! have had these discussions with know-it-all "expert" types -- who are NOT Cuban or Colombian or Peruvian or Puerto Rican :( when my Mom was still alive, i was playing a Dominican Merengue cassette in the car while driving her to the supermarket -- she got a kick of how some of the tunes reminded her of Polka music :)
	12:42am BEAVO: I love a good Dominican Merengue.
	12:46am mariano: Oh yeah, slugluv, some of that Latin American music was influenced by some seemingly unlikely things, like with some Mexican genres and their curiously Alpine sound.
	12:47am slugluv1313: ahhh a drunken "Se Va el Caimán" sing-a-long via zoom :)
	12:51am mariano: Hey $¢, Was it you who played that Congolese mambo song last week? Gorgeous, haunting song. Here's a version of "Se Va el Caimán" for later or to watch the drunk guys dancing to Nickel and Dime (some of the verses in this one are scandalously dirty, might try to whip up some subtitles): www.youtube.com...
	12:52am slugluv1313: @ mariano -- yes, absolutely -- i gotta fact-check myself, but i think there was German colonization (ugh) in the Dominican Republic
	12:53am $mall ¢hange: ah nice will check later!
	12:54am $mall ¢hange: Orchestre OK Jazz right Mariano? yeah that whole comp is dope. I will play more off it
	1:01am mariano: I think that's the one, $¢: A Moins Que Namikosa. Minor key, really haunting harmonized backup vocals. slugluv: And Mexico had an Austrian emperor however briefly. I imagine also the many German settlers in Texas influenced northern Mexican music. Didn't know that about the DR though, interesting.
	1:02am BEAVO: Mount Hope!
	1:03am joe: we get wild with the heavy metal out on Shaolin.
	1:08am DouglasInDallas: Professionalism doesn't mean you gotta learn how to pronounce Turkish and everything. Great set...
	1:11am $mall ¢hange: Turkish is a tough one haha! thx
	1:11am BEAVO: Shit we just got to get rid of Trump right now.
	1:12am BEAVO: How about playing some more music man
	1:12am mariano: Really interesting history lesson. Love this Keith Hudson. Has a great album cover too.
	1:16am Richy4619: s/o to stokeley carmichael ! peace $¢
	1:18am BH: in the alternate non-Covid universe, the Dem convention was last month and the entire Olympics happened in-between the conventions. Which might sound a lot better than "both conventions are TV productions that air on back to back weeks"
	1:19am joe: the fact that Clinton hid behind those like Stokely to avoid conflict in Vietnam. damn
	1:20am Lames: Thank you. True fire from Dr Joseph. Cheato has to go sure, but after we need to make an anti-racist party that stands up for working class people, one that has no place for scum like BC.
	1:21am $mall ¢hange: yeah Joe that stands out for me too. crazy. neoliberals are backstabbers all the way
	1:27am BH: looking at the results, Perelman is probably gonna finish around the same vote total as Canova in 2016 (Canova finished at 21907, Perelman is at 21,620 votes).. the big difference is that Wasserman Schultz won almost 29k votes in 2016 and W-S's approaching 56k votes this time around. So, I guess some voters decided to vote by mail in the August primary just to get used to it before November.
	1:27am $mall ¢hange: yeah its a shame. as she mentions, DWS is a complete tool
	1:32am Lames: DWS was allegedly shoving a 16 yo Perelman volunteer the other day: really horrid.
	1:43am slugluv1313: loving the DUB
	1:43am BH: The congressional primaries during the whole Covid thing have had some interesting races. On one hand, incumbents should be benefiting a little if the races rely a little more on name recognition than campaigning, but on the other hand, the House isn't in the mood to put 400+ oldish people in the same vicinity too often right now and some incumbents have lost because they were invisible (or seemed that way) and this is the cycle before redistricting where some incumbents are gonna intentionally/accidentally end up in worse districts.
	1:46am $mall ¢hange: btw WFMU has compiled a list of orgs and ways to get involved, link here: wfmu.org...
	1:50am BH: the Florida primary yesterday also saw the 'history' of the first person to win a primary after being banned from Twitter. What an amazing internet world we ended up in.
	1:54am BH: same Florida Republican is probably the also first to win a primary after being banned from using Uber/Lyft.
	1:58am BH: also the first... that happens when you type it out and decide to start moving words and then you don't actually proofread
	1:59am slugluv1313: that is a freakin awesome list, $mall ¢hange -- THANK YOU!!! i have a buncha food, clothing, etc. i gotta donate (i was in touch with Food Not Bombs in JC, but never heard back from them) Chilis on Wheels does amazing work too, 10 chapters so far: www.chilisonwheels.org... Domestic Violence organizations/shelters could use help, donations, too . . . same for local food pantries, animal rescue groups, etc.
	2:00am $mall ¢hange: Lara Loomer. special one. for sure
	2:12am BH: Marjorie Taylor Greene in GA is almost certainly getting elected on the same day that Loomer ends up losing by like 25-30. But I think MTG is more of a "forwarding conspiracies through emails" sort of far right, as opposed to LL who is more into mixing racism, bigotry, and performance art
	2:46am BH: Brazil has the second highest official Covid death total in the world. Worldometers has the US at 176k, Brazil at 111k, Mexico 3rd at 58k, and India at 54k. The US and Brazil are really close for deaths per 1m people. The international coverage feels like it dropped off hard once the non-US places with the most cases became Brazil/Mexico/India as opposed to when it was Italy/Spain/France/UK back in April.
	2:51am mariano: Thank you $¢, amazing music and great interview clips. Huzzahs for the Crew, take care everyone!
	2:52am $mall ¢hange: MTG right she's the Q-Anon candidate. man that shit is out there. Robbie Martin has done some good podcasts going in on the background. some out there bs
	2:52am $mall ¢hange: thx mariano and everyone always a pleasure
	2:59am slugluv1313: fantastic show, $mall ¢hange -- thanks so much

Nickel And Dime Radio with $mall ¢hange: Playlist from August 20, 2020

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