WFMU: Put The Needle On The Record with Billy Jam: Playlist from October 2, 2009

Listener comments!
	2:11am Lisener Larry: welcome back Billy, hello Old Jersey from New Jersey
	3:41am Billy Jam: yo yo yo.....greetings from "Old" Jersey from the capital of the Channel Island of Jersey - St. Helier where the 2nd annual Branchage Film Festival is jumping off and WFMU is the official radio station of this year's fest. brooadcasting live from the Spiegeltent sent up in Weighbridge Square on the harbour front here in St. Helier. Please send in your comments with feedback on the signal, mic levels etc. as well as your thoughts/opinions on New Jersey's history and its relationship with "Old" Jersey. If you happen to be in Jersey come by and say hi. On today's show we are planning on having a ton of guests stopping by to talk about the history of Jersey, the relationship with New Jersey, and other things plus folks from the Branchage FIlm Festival and the BBC Jersey sponsored Shear Talent showcase - all local Jersey island folks including 14 year old Isaac Evans....Stay tuned and thanks for listening!
	9:00am HotRod: Soundin' good so far...
	9:01am Bad Ronald: Hey Billy sounds good, welcome back!
	9:02am annie: .. the voice!! it must be billy jam!
	9:03am hey billy: everything is up and working well . have fun
	9:03am jeff m: ^^^ me above
	9:06am Parq: I'm lovin' this Jersey song. Try that, Bruce Springboard!
	9:07am jeff m: hey, bring your vocals up some , very low
	9:09am Parq: Mo better.
	9:09am jeff: perfect
	9:24am YES: uh huh
	9:25am dwayne d: I'm an American that just moved to the island of Jersey in January. This island rocks. It's beautiful, peaceful, a really tranquil place to live. You can drive by an amazing farmland and then run into spectacular coastline five minutes later. I lived in manhattan for 14 years before this, and the island of Jersey is definitely a welcome change of pace after 14 years of Manhattan.
	9:31am Wade: LOVES VELOFAX!
	9:35am Parq: Do Jersey cows listen to Frankie Valli and say "fuggedaboudit"?
	9:41am Baba: I think that's "cryogenics."
	9:47am dragonflyshards: Billyjams, methinks a live broadcast of you milking a cow would fit in nicely with Michael Shelly's show.
	9:47am fishmonkeystew: Um, did anyone else just lose the stream?
	9:47am annie: i lost the stream... ?
	9:50am Dom: Me too. Glad its not just me. I hope the show is archived
	9:50am dragonfryshards: yes.Just lost it.
	9:52am ?: can't get the new rock&soul stream either, seems like they're all down
	9:53am Alex: Mine is dead too.
	9:57am Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ): Urinary plumping problems this morning ?
	9:57am Doug Drummer Some: Hey hey Billy Jam and the Friday crew! Having a barrel of monkeys listening. Keep up the great tunage, Sir William, and see all y'all next Friday with three hours of the ever-exalted YUSEF LATEEF!
	10:00am Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ): I highly recommend one of these :: -- http://www.magnumdynalab.com/x_sr100.htm on your FM antenna outputs.... but for any other "streaming" problems I do not recommend .....
	10:01am Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ): Antenna inputs I meant ... don't know if it will work for a transmitter.. hmm it just might !!!!
	10:02am texas scott: no stream here...
	10:03am Cecile: Agh. 20k strean is down, and no beta stream either! wauggggggggggh y los arghs!
	10:03am Mac: no stream in western New Jersey either...
	10:05am Cecile: the photos are amazing, though! I love it!
	10:05am fishmonkeystew: Yep, all the streams went belly up. I'm going into withdrawals.
	10:10am Cecile: yay!
	10:12am Billy Jam: we are streaming again - be sure to feed the line in form me Jeff Mullan thanks
	10:15am jeff m: you're back on, for a few minutes now BIlly
	10:20am fishmonkeystew: Working for me too, but VLC asked me for a username and password. I hit cancel and the stream stayed up anyway. Ahhhhh. Much better.
	10:22am Cecile: You know, a crown dependency sounds like a better deal than a American protectorate or territory.
	10:25am GP: Good afternoon/morning Mr. Jam - Great to hear you on the radio again and also to learn about some Channel Island history. - Hurry back soon to FMU we miss you.
	10:29am sahak: yeah west new york represent
	10:31am fishmonkeystew: You would still exist in my mind.
	10:38am Parq: MS Player stream is working again, for the rest of you who are stuck using it at work, like me.
	10:40am Carmichael: Well well, Hiya Billy!!
	10:40am Ken: Thanks for the reports everybody, the studio here in New New Jersey lost all connection to the internet.
	10:42am Ken From Hyde Park: The 90.1 signal is good. 128k stream good. The live broadcast is very good. All is good here.
	10:43am sahak: word up^
	10:43am GP: 32k MP3 stream is good.
	10:47am sahak: does wacrow have a site or something?
	10:47am GP: Nice...nice guitar sounds
	10:50am Dom: This is his myspace but he hasnt updated it for over a year http://www.myspace.com/wackrow
	10:50am Joe Steele: Gah! Billy Jam! I didn't know you were gonna be on 9-12 EDT.
	10:50am David Lee Roth: BILLY! at 32kps!
	10:52am fishmonkeystew: Go SKA!
	10:55am Cecile: I think it was because the writers and programmers were so gun-ho on people in the US not "getting" ska. When pretty much anyone who saw a ska show or heard the Specials or Desmond Dekker was hooked
	10:55am Cecile: yay Natty Bo!
	10:56am Jenn: Shout out from NYC. Beautiful accapella voice. You've got to ska ska ska! Love the accent.
	10:56am nasok: ska was huge in local american scenes, but without commercial radio support it never attained true culture-wide acceptance. if i remember correctly it was when clear channel started buying everything up and turning all radio stations into classic rock format. early 90s?
	10:58am [-__-]: i beeive he might be referring to Ska's popularity in the 60's in England, etc
	10:59am Cecile: I think the current youth see it as a big niche, like Goth. And it's certainly worked its way into a lot of rock music. And I myself was talking about ska in the US in the late 70s.
	10:59am Ike: Great to hear you back on the air again, Billy! BTW, way back at 9:07, I was listening on FM and the background/bed music sounded good and I could hear the vocals fine even before you turned them up and killed the bed.
	11:00am Parq: I don't remember first-wave ska getting played in the US. By the time second wave broke in '79, Peter Tosh, Johhny Nash and Desmond Dekker all had top-40 hits -- Dekker's in the 60s.
	11:02am GP: Ha ha. I though for a second you said the "Blancmange" film festival...had to go back up and look at the real name.
	11:02am Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ): nuffin like the Tea and a Biccy
	11:05am Cecile: Britfilm: Ealing Studio Films! And what's up with Bill Forsythe? He hasn't made a good film in 20 years.
	11:05am Ike: Tea! Tea! Tea!
	11:06am Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ): .... But I'll pass on those Jellied eels ty ....
	11:07am Jenn: Cucumber sandwiches?
	11:08am Cecile: I do like a good eel roll at the sushi bar
	11:10am Cecile: YAY Billy Jam singing!
	11:11am Jenn: YAY! Thanks for mentioning KOOKUMBER sandwiches Billy! Save me one.
	11:21am Jenn: Prodigy! Lovely song Isaac.
	11:22am GP: A round of Marmite for everyone!
	11:23am GP: <Claps> Nice song Isaac.
	11:24am Cecile: hurrah, Isaac and yay!!!! Billy Jam is back!
	11:28am Jenn: Bring dat beat back Isaac!
	11:29am Jenn: That was bad. Like Michael Jackson bad.
	11:31am north guinea hills: this broadcast makes me happy :)
	11:32am sahak: great show billy jam made me morning thats for sure thanks a lots i gots to run catch you later
	11:32am Joe Steele: Is that Ray Jay?
	11:34am Parq: I'm with him -- "Some/Hot" is a killer.
	11:35am Carew: How come everybody from Jersey has an English sounding accent?
	11:36am Cecile: Parq, I love that movie. And the curator is awesome! I have friends who are knowledgeable Marilyn fans such as he.
	11:38am north guinea hills: Do any people in Jersey still speak Jèrriais? Curious. (yes, i did history in university)
	11:48am Cecile: AH! I can now jack my body with impunity again! Thanks for the techno, Billy
	11:48am Ike: It's definitely not quitus.com, that's a parked ad page owned by my evil employers or a competitor. And quietus.com isn't working for me either. Anyway, nice techno.
	11:52am Ken From Hyde Park: Can Jersey residents enter the Olympics under their own flag? On a related note, Chicago was eliminated from the 2016 vote.
	11:53am BSI: Sorry comrades, I'm a bit late to the party. are we having stream issues again? shall I take the TINY BLACK PILL that will end all my pain?
	11:53am Cecile: YAY Donald Glaude!
	11:54am Ike: The AAC+ stream sounds perfect this morning. Oh, and Xanthe has a beautiful voice.
	11:58am GP: I put Marmite on my vanilla ice cream, just sayin.
	2:58pm Lisa M: Welcome back Billy jam!! I Tried to check in last two weeks, but was hella crazy at work. Glad to see you back:-)

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October 2, 2009: Old Jersey to New Jersey: WFMU Live from the Branchage Film Festival

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
DJ Yoda	Intro "Intro" by "DJ Yoda"
Hedley Le Maistre	Jersey, Mon Vie!	http://www.myspace.com/hedleylemaistre
	a song
Xanthe Hamilton (Branchage Film Festival director)	Interview	Live from St. Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands, UK		Xanthe Hamilton - the director of the Branchage Film Festival & the person instrumental in WFMU's broadcast (photo by Sebastian Meyer c/o www.sebmeyer.com)		0:13:15 (Pop-up)
Man in the street of Jersey City	"Man in the street of Jersey City"					0:29:13 (Pop-up)
Velofax	bow e "bow e" by "Velofax"			Jersey group that are playing at the Festival's Shear Talent showcase of all island acts http://www.myspace.com/velofax		0:29:53 (Pop-up)
Man in the street interview of St. Helier, Jersey						0:34:28 (Pop-up)
Xanthe Hamilton	"Xanthe Hamilton"					0:34:42 (Pop-up)
Ian Mitchell (Jersey cow farmer)	"Ian Mitchell (Jersey cow farmer)"	Live from St. Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands, UK		Ian Mitchell on his farm with some seven month old Jerseys		0:42:27 (Pop-up)
Jjjiiiim	obscura "obscura" by "Jjjiiiim"			another local Jersey act		0:50:45 (Pop-up)
Wax Tailor	sit and listen "sit and listen" by "Wax Tailor"	In the mood for life	2009		*	0:50:52 (Pop-up)
Malcolm Clark (Safe Radio)	"Malcolm Clark (Safe Radio)"					0:54:32 (Pop-up)
Rod McLaughlin (Jersey historian)	"Rod McLaughlin (Jersey historian)"			Rod McLaughlin (Jersey historian) - photo by Sebastian Meyer c/o www.sebmeyer.com		1:20:34 (Pop-up)
Brobots	set us on fire so we can drop and rock and roll			http://www.myspace.com/brobotsyeah		1:38:54 (Pop-up)
Philip Malet de Carteret (interview from the Manor yesterday)		that's Philip in video to right & in pic above with his really nice wife Adele				1:43:12 (Pop-up)
Wacrow	wfmu Jersey freesytle on guitar (live) http://www.myspace.com/wackrow	Live from St. Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands, UK		Wacrow - Jersey native currently living in London who is also in Jersey band Velofax, played earlier (photo by Sebastian Meyer c/o www.sebmeyer.com)		1:51:12 (Pop-up)
Matthew Cook (music programmer) + Natty Bo (Top Cats)		Live from St. Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands, UK		Natty Bo (Top Cats) + Matthew Cook (Festival music programmer) - photo by Sebastian Meyer c/o www.sebmeyer.com		1:53:45 (Pop-up)
Natty Bo acapella	"Natty Bo acapella"	Live from St. Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands, UK				2:01:22 (Pop-up)
Jersey Bob lvie	"Jersey Bob lvie"	http://www.myspace.com/bobvincent		Jersey Bob - local musician & activist- (photo by Sebastian Meyer c/o www.sebmeyer.com)		2:03:03 (Pop-up)
Simon Chinn (producer of Man on Wirre)				Simon Chinn - Festival patron + producer of Man On Wire which screened @ last year's Branchage Film Festival (photo by Sebastian Meyer c/o www.sebmeyer.com)		2:09:07 (Pop-up)
Benny the Moth	"Benny the Moth"	http://www.myspace.com/bennythemothjersey				2:13:09 (Pop-up)
Crhis Lakeman (former Jersey senator)	"Crhis Lakeman (former Jersey senator)"					2:17:51 (Pop-up)
Isaac Evans	"Isaac Evans"			14 year Jersey native Isaac Evens who started playing music only this year (photo by Sebastian Meyer c/o www.sebmeyer.com)		2:26:23 (Pop-up)
Chris Bell (Beat Happening mag + MIdnight Expresso band member)		http://www.myspace.com/themidnightexpresso		Chris Bell		2:30:30 (Pop-up)
Isaac Evans + Chris Evans live	"Isaac Evans + Chris Evans live"					2:35:21 (Pop-up)
Luke Turner (thequietus.com + Dave Moats (film editor for thequietus.com)						2:37:22 (Pop-up)
Edgar the butler	wearebutlers.co.uk					2:56:02 (Pop-up)
Xanthe + Billy Jam shout outs + goodbyes				Branchage old school meets new school: (L-R) Mrs De La Haye (star of Branchage promotion short film below) + Xanthe Hamilton (festival director)
Hedley Le Maistre	Jersey, Mon Vie!	http://www.myspace.com/hedleylemaistre

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Listener comments!
	2:11am Lisener Larry: welcome back Billy, hello Old Jersey from New Jersey
	3:41am Billy Jam: yo yo yo.....greetings from "Old" Jersey from the capital of the Channel Island of Jersey - St. Helier where the 2nd annual Branchage Film Festival is jumping off and WFMU is the official radio station of this year's fest. brooadcasting live from the Spiegeltent sent up in Weighbridge Square on the harbour front here in St. Helier. Please send in your comments with feedback on the signal, mic levels etc. as well as your thoughts/opinions on New Jersey's history and its relationship with "Old" Jersey. If you happen to be in Jersey come by and say hi. On today's show we are planning on having a ton of guests stopping by to talk about the history of Jersey, the relationship with New Jersey, and other things plus folks from the Branchage FIlm Festival and the BBC Jersey sponsored Shear Talent showcase - all local Jersey island folks including 14 year old Isaac Evans....Stay tuned and thanks for listening!
	9:00am HotRod: Soundin' good so far...
	9:01am Bad Ronald: Hey Billy sounds good, welcome back!
	9:02am annie: .. the voice!! it must be billy jam!
	9:03am hey billy: everything is up and working well . have fun
	9:03am jeff m: ^^^ me above
	9:06am Parq: I'm lovin' this Jersey song. Try that, Bruce Springboard!
	9:07am jeff m: hey, bring your vocals up some , very low
	9:09am Parq: Mo better.
	9:09am jeff: perfect
	9:24am YES: uh huh
	9:25am dwayne d: I'm an American that just moved to the island of Jersey in January. This island rocks. It's beautiful, peaceful, a really tranquil place to live. You can drive by an amazing farmland and then run into spectacular coastline five minutes later. I lived in manhattan for 14 years before this, and the island of Jersey is definitely a welcome change of pace after 14 years of Manhattan.
	9:31am Wade: LOVES VELOFAX!
	9:35am Parq: Do Jersey cows listen to Frankie Valli and say "fuggedaboudit"?
	9:41am Baba: I think that's "cryogenics."
	9:47am dragonflyshards: Billyjams, methinks a live broadcast of you milking a cow would fit in nicely with Michael Shelly's show.
	9:47am fishmonkeystew: Um, did anyone else just lose the stream?
	9:47am annie: i lost the stream... ?
	9:50am Dom: Me too. Glad its not just me. I hope the show is archived
	9:50am dragonfryshards: yes.Just lost it.
	9:52am ?: can't get the new rock&soul stream either, seems like they're all down
	9:53am Alex: Mine is dead too.
	9:57am Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ): Urinary plumping problems this morning ?
	9:57am Doug Drummer Some: Hey hey Billy Jam and the Friday crew! Having a barrel of monkeys listening. Keep up the great tunage, Sir William, and see all y'all next Friday with three hours of the ever-exalted YUSEF LATEEF!
	10:00am Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ): I highly recommend one of these :: -- http://www.magnumdynalab.com/x_sr100.htm on your FM antenna outputs.... but for any other "streaming" problems I do not recommend .....
	10:01am Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ): Antenna inputs I meant ... don't know if it will work for a transmitter.. hmm it just might !!!!
	10:02am texas scott: no stream here...
	10:03am Cecile: Agh. 20k strean is down, and no beta stream either! wauggggggggggh y los arghs!
	10:03am Mac: no stream in western New Jersey either...
	10:05am Cecile: the photos are amazing, though! I love it!
	10:05am fishmonkeystew: Yep, all the streams went belly up. I'm going into withdrawals.
	10:10am Cecile: yay!
	10:12am Billy Jam: we are streaming again - be sure to feed the line in form me Jeff Mullan thanks
	10:15am jeff m: you're back on, for a few minutes now BIlly
	10:20am fishmonkeystew: Working for me too, but VLC asked me for a username and password. I hit cancel and the stream stayed up anyway. Ahhhhh. Much better.
	10:22am Cecile: You know, a crown dependency sounds like a better deal than a American protectorate or territory.
	10:25am GP: Good afternoon/morning Mr. Jam - Great to hear you on the radio again and also to learn about some Channel Island history. - Hurry back soon to FMU we miss you.
	10:29am sahak: yeah west new york represent
	10:31am fishmonkeystew: You would still exist in my mind.
	10:38am Parq: MS Player stream is working again, for the rest of you who are stuck using it at work, like me.
	10:40am Carmichael: Well well, Hiya Billy!!
	10:40am Ken: Thanks for the reports everybody, the studio here in New New Jersey lost all connection to the internet.
	10:42am Ken From Hyde Park: The 90.1 signal is good. 128k stream good. The live broadcast is very good. All is good here.
	10:43am sahak: word up^
	10:43am GP: 32k MP3 stream is good.
	10:47am sahak: does wacrow have a site or something?
	10:47am GP: Nice...nice guitar sounds
	10:50am Dom: This is his myspace but he hasnt updated it for over a year http://www.myspace.com/wackrow
	10:50am Joe Steele: Gah! Billy Jam! I didn't know you were gonna be on 9-12 EDT.
	10:50am David Lee Roth: BILLY! at 32kps!
	10:52am fishmonkeystew: Go SKA!
	10:55am Cecile: I think it was because the writers and programmers were so gun-ho on people in the US not "getting" ska. When pretty much anyone who saw a ska show or heard the Specials or Desmond Dekker was hooked
	10:55am Cecile: yay Natty Bo!
	10:56am Jenn: Shout out from NYC. Beautiful accapella voice. You've got to ska ska ska! Love the accent.
	10:56am nasok: ska was huge in local american scenes, but without commercial radio support it never attained true culture-wide acceptance. if i remember correctly it was when clear channel started buying everything up and turning all radio stations into classic rock format. early 90s?
	10:58am [-__-]: i beeive he might be referring to Ska's popularity in the 60's in England, etc
	10:59am Cecile: I think the current youth see it as a big niche, like Goth. And it's certainly worked its way into a lot of rock music. And I myself was talking about ska in the US in the late 70s.
	10:59am Ike: Great to hear you back on the air again, Billy! BTW, way back at 9:07, I was listening on FM and the background/bed music sounded good and I could hear the vocals fine even before you turned them up and killed the bed.
	11:00am Parq: I don't remember first-wave ska getting played in the US. By the time second wave broke in '79, Peter Tosh, Johhny Nash and Desmond Dekker all had top-40 hits -- Dekker's in the 60s.
	11:02am GP: Ha ha. I though for a second you said the "Blancmange" film festival...had to go back up and look at the real name.
	11:02am Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ): nuffin like the Tea and a Biccy
	11:05am Cecile: Britfilm: Ealing Studio Films! And what's up with Bill Forsythe? He hasn't made a good film in 20 years.
	11:05am Ike: Tea! Tea! Tea!
	11:06am Tom ( The Bactrian Support Network ): .... But I'll pass on those Jellied eels ty ....
	11:07am Jenn: Cucumber sandwiches?
	11:08am Cecile: I do like a good eel roll at the sushi bar
	11:10am Cecile: YAY Billy Jam singing!
	11:11am Jenn: YAY! Thanks for mentioning KOOKUMBER sandwiches Billy! Save me one.
	11:21am Jenn: Prodigy! Lovely song Isaac.
	11:22am GP: A round of Marmite for everyone!
	11:23am GP: <Claps> Nice song Isaac.
	11:24am Cecile: hurrah, Isaac and yay!!!! Billy Jam is back!
	11:28am Jenn: Bring dat beat back Isaac!
	11:29am Jenn: That was bad. Like Michael Jackson bad.
	11:31am north guinea hills: this broadcast makes me happy :)
	11:32am sahak: great show billy jam made me morning thats for sure thanks a lots i gots to run catch you later
	11:32am Joe Steele: Is that Ray Jay?
	11:34am Parq: I'm with him -- "Some/Hot" is a killer.
	11:35am Carew: How come everybody from Jersey has an English sounding accent?
	11:36am Cecile: Parq, I love that movie. And the curator is awesome! I have friends who are knowledgeable Marilyn fans such as he.
	11:38am north guinea hills: Do any people in Jersey still speak Jèrriais? Curious. (yes, i did history in university)
	11:48am Cecile: AH! I can now jack my body with impunity again! Thanks for the techno, Billy
	11:48am Ike: It's definitely not quitus.com, that's a parked ad page owned by my evil employers or a competitor. And quietus.com isn't working for me either. Anyway, nice techno.
	11:52am Ken From Hyde Park: Can Jersey residents enter the Olympics under their own flag? On a related note, Chicago was eliminated from the 2016 vote.
	11:53am BSI: Sorry comrades, I'm a bit late to the party. are we having stream issues again? shall I take the TINY BLACK PILL that will end all my pain?
	11:53am Cecile: YAY Donald Glaude!
	11:54am Ike: The AAC+ stream sounds perfect this morning. Oh, and Xanthe has a beautiful voice.
	11:58am GP: I put Marmite on my vanilla ice cream, just sayin.
	2:58pm Lisa M: Welcome back Billy jam!! I Tried to check in last two weeks, but was hella crazy at work. Glad to see you back:-)

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