WFMU: JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from December 6, 2019

Listener comments!
	9:05am Strandlund: The Great John Allen...
	9:06am Slaboch: Tuned in from the “Santana Suite” at the Hard Rock Casino Hotel in Tampa.
	9:07am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:09am mariano: Hey JA, everyone!
	9:10am DocBlueDog: Greetings from cold and rainy Tucson AZ.
	9:10am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from Tannersville. i for one am excited about your 'bones' guest. not enuf love for that instrument. check out Massive Hotdog Recall, fronted by Mark Mothersbaugh's son ... on Rn'R trombone! wild. and safe for airplay.
	👻 9:15am karlward: Send in the trombones!
	9:18am Nulsh: Great guitarist. I had the pleasure of meeting Jack. Nice bloke.
	9:19am andrewb: good old jack rose
	9:27am Listener Bop Monroe: you can get anything you want....
	9:28am steveo: good morning; jack rose is lovely, sad, so young; sign me up for trombones; happy friday
	9:38am thormagma: guitar truly worthy of being described as "incendiary"
	9:38am George of Troy: Howdy, John
	👻 9:39am adampsyche: i am very sad that i missed neil rolnick this morning.
	9:49am Andrew_in_WI: Saw Jack Rose once, Pelt twice.
	10:01am Listener Bop Monroe: great first hour! very relaxing while i study the 100 years war. thnx!
	10:22am bore: wonderful! thanks
	10:24am Ike: Are you trying to reboot Car Talk?
	10:24am Mike Wolf: host and guest gonna try to out-understate each other for a couple hours
	10:30am SSS: I haven't heard of the "potato in the exhaust" trick in a long time. My favorite , non - malicious old timey trick is, to fix a leaky radiator, pour in course ground black pepper. I have done it and it works very well. Another one is to pour oat meal into a manual transmission to temporarily quiet it down. Folks would do this to sell a car with a funky transmission.
	10:35am Hubig Pie: How is oatmeal inserted into a transmission case ?
	10:37am Hubig Pie: Nothing worse than a bondo induced headache
	10:43am steveo: thanks for coming in, Peter; love your work
	👻 10:51am adampsyche: jazz
	10:55am Carmichael: Heya JA and PZ. Thanks for the electric piano. Sounds like a Fender Rhodes ...
	11:09am SSS: @ - Hubig Pie - I don't know, other than the tube where transmission or what ever lube is poured in. It is something my father told me folks used to do, so it was from the thirties and fourties I guess. The black pepper trick is what was done before the liquid styuff with copper powder / flakes was uinvented. I have done it and it works incredibly well, and is better then the modern stuff because, instead of coating the entier inside of the radiator, thereby making it have a smaller tube I.D., just one piece of pepper gets stuck in the hole, acting as a cork.
	👻 11:12am Ken From Hyde Park: Huh, listener Lyle must be busy out on the road. He drops in occasionally with tales of intrigue from his experiences as a touring trombone player. Probably doesn't want to hog the spotlight, either.
	👻 11:13am karlward: Dopeness.
	11:14am The Oscar: Been busy working, but what was the track playing just now as Peter started his performance? I heard it playing in a bookstore maybe six months ago and meant to try to track it down, but never knew how to find it beyond hoping someone at FMU would eventually play it-- and it worked! (Also great interview/performance!)
	11:15am Carmichael: Sounds like Charlie Brown's teacher is in the band.
	11:17am Hubig Pie: @SSS, yeah , I"ve never added any fluids to a manual transmission so have no idea how that could be done
	11:20am vixo: this has been a fantastic show!!!!
	👻 11:21am Ken From Hyde Park: That reminds me ... I need to get at the shifter in my car and grease the works. It's getting dry and squeaks when I slide it into gear.
	11:24am SSS: @ - Hubig, now that I think about it, that is something I have only rarely needed, and it is something I have a shop do because I think there is a screw plug one needs to access right on the case. Drag to do without a lift. When I was younger I was a motor head, but things have changed.
	11:27am Hubig Pie: SSS, transmission work is not very DIY
	11:33am Hubig Pie: If you switch out the old cane reeds to modern mechanical ones on your bagpipes, your free to drink the beverage of your choice
	11:34am rsj: toured that space a while back, post sandy. Was cheap, amazing space. Like a huge cave.
	11:38am karen eliot: i’m enjoying the show. thanks for sharing your stories.
	11:49am Casement 5ound: thank you for this show. highly enjoyable
	👻 11:53am Mick: i've been working in a state of overcaffeinated hyperactivity this morning, but i wanted to say this was a really terrific show & interview
	11:54am Casement 5ound: whoa flashback to Rick Moranis as Merv
	12:03pm steveo: Rrrrockland County ... thanks again Peter & John
	12:08pm Zetti: Thanks

JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from December 6, 2019

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"I listened yesterday. It's no reflection on you but I could'nt see where you were going or what you were going for. This early seventies thing did'nt get noticed the first time and you talk about friends of like Dealney and Bonnie who had records out like we're supposed to remember who they are. Then you play this long winded free jazz stuff that really grates on my nerves. And that noise without a beat and sounds like someones being pinched. Then you play a reggae song, I think you called it Dub, to what, be cool? You seem to really fetishize the whole folk thing too which is obnoxious to us who don't even care. I liked it when you played that punk song though. I like Joe Belock a lot." (Visit homepage.)

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December 6, 2019: Special guest Peter Zummo

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
neil rolnick	wake up "wake up" by "neil rolnick"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
tom reccion	jazz 10,000 ad "jazz 10,000 ad" by "tom reccion"		0:02:14 (Pop-up)
jack rose	now that i'm a man full grown II		0:13:04 (Pop-up)
jack rose	flirtin/ calias "flirtin/ calias" by "jack rose"		0:28:27 (Pop-up)
jack rose	cross the north fork "cross the north fork" by "jack rose"		0:35:33 (Pop-up)
sir richard bishop	by any pther name (jack song)		0:55:12 (Pop-up)
peter zummo	zummo with an x "zummo with an x" by "peter zummo"		1:03:12 (Pop-up)
peter zummo	didgeridoo improv piece (live)		1:15:13 (Pop-up)
arthur russell	hopondown "hopondown" by "arthur russell"		1:44:10 (Pop-up)
peter zummo	actual serpenrtine "actual serpenrtine" by "peter zummo"		1:44:39 (Pop-up)
sunship (feat. peter zummo)	travellers through days and days		1:50:26 (Pop-up)
peter zummo	song VI "song VI" by "peter zummo"	lateral pass	2:35:33 (Pop-up)
vula viel	we are "we are" by "vula viel"		2:41:42 (Pop-up)
roswell rudd	what are you doing the rest of your life		2:47:27 (Pop-up)
peter zummo	do you know what to wear do you know	dress code	2:52:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:05am Strandlund: The Great John Allen...
	9:06am Slaboch: Tuned in from the “Santana Suite” at the Hard Rock Casino Hotel in Tampa.
	9:07am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:09am mariano: Hey JA, everyone!
	9:10am DocBlueDog: Greetings from cold and rainy Tucson AZ.
	9:10am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from Tannersville. i for one am excited about your 'bones' guest. not enuf love for that instrument. check out Massive Hotdog Recall, fronted by Mark Mothersbaugh's son ... on Rn'R trombone! wild. and safe for airplay.
	👻 9:15am karlward: Send in the trombones!
	9:18am Nulsh: Great guitarist. I had the pleasure of meeting Jack. Nice bloke.
	9:19am andrewb: good old jack rose
	9:27am Listener Bop Monroe: you can get anything you want....
	9:28am steveo: good morning; jack rose is lovely, sad, so young; sign me up for trombones; happy friday
	9:38am thormagma: guitar truly worthy of being described as "incendiary"
	9:38am George of Troy: Howdy, John
	👻 9:39am adampsyche: i am very sad that i missed neil rolnick this morning.
	9:49am Andrew_in_WI: Saw Jack Rose once, Pelt twice.
	10:01am Listener Bop Monroe: great first hour! very relaxing while i study the 100 years war. thnx!
	10:22am bore: wonderful! thanks
	10:24am Ike: Are you trying to reboot Car Talk?
	10:24am Mike Wolf: host and guest gonna try to out-understate each other for a couple hours
	10:30am SSS: I haven't heard of the "potato in the exhaust" trick in a long time. My favorite , non - malicious old timey trick is, to fix a leaky radiator, pour in course ground black pepper. I have done it and it works very well. Another one is to pour oat meal into a manual transmission to temporarily quiet it down. Folks would do this to sell a car with a funky transmission.
	10:35am Hubig Pie: How is oatmeal inserted into a transmission case ?
	10:37am Hubig Pie: Nothing worse than a bondo induced headache
	10:43am steveo: thanks for coming in, Peter; love your work
	👻 10:51am adampsyche: jazz
	10:55am Carmichael: Heya JA and PZ. Thanks for the electric piano. Sounds like a Fender Rhodes ...
	11:09am SSS: @ - Hubig Pie - I don't know, other than the tube where transmission or what ever lube is poured in. It is something my father told me folks used to do, so it was from the thirties and fourties I guess. The black pepper trick is what was done before the liquid styuff with copper powder / flakes was uinvented. I have done it and it works incredibly well, and is better then the modern stuff because, instead of coating the entier inside of the radiator, thereby making it have a smaller tube I.D., just one piece of pepper gets stuck in the hole, acting as a cork.
	👻 11:12am Ken From Hyde Park: Huh, listener Lyle must be busy out on the road. He drops in occasionally with tales of intrigue from his experiences as a touring trombone player. Probably doesn't want to hog the spotlight, either.
	👻 11:13am karlward: Dopeness.
	11:14am The Oscar: Been busy working, but what was the track playing just now as Peter started his performance? I heard it playing in a bookstore maybe six months ago and meant to try to track it down, but never knew how to find it beyond hoping someone at FMU would eventually play it-- and it worked! (Also great interview/performance!)
	11:15am Carmichael: Sounds like Charlie Brown's teacher is in the band.
	11:17am Hubig Pie: @SSS, yeah , I"ve never added any fluids to a manual transmission so have no idea how that could be done
	11:20am vixo: this has been a fantastic show!!!!
	👻 11:21am Ken From Hyde Park: That reminds me ... I need to get at the shifter in my car and grease the works. It's getting dry and squeaks when I slide it into gear.
	11:24am SSS: @ - Hubig, now that I think about it, that is something I have only rarely needed, and it is something I have a shop do because I think there is a screw plug one needs to access right on the case. Drag to do without a lift. When I was younger I was a motor head, but things have changed.
	11:27am Hubig Pie: SSS, transmission work is not very DIY
	11:33am Hubig Pie: If you switch out the old cane reeds to modern mechanical ones on your bagpipes, your free to drink the beverage of your choice
	11:34am rsj: toured that space a while back, post sandy. Was cheap, amazing space. Like a huge cave.
	11:38am karen eliot: i’m enjoying the show. thanks for sharing your stories.
	11:49am Casement 5ound: thank you for this show. highly enjoyable
	👻 11:53am Mick: i've been working in a state of overcaffeinated hyperactivity this morning, but i wanted to say this was a really terrific show & interview
	11:54am Casement 5ound: whoa flashback to Rick Moranis as Merv
	12:03pm steveo: Rrrrockland County ... thanks again Peter & John
	12:08pm Zetti: Thanks

JA In The AM with John Allen: Playlist from December 6, 2019

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