WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from April 6, 2022

Listener comments!
	6:51pm Jill B.: Hi Gary......Pop-up is playing and waiting for Bodega Pop to start!
	6:52pm listener james from westwood: Likewise—this'll be an especially good 'un!
	6:54pm Gary: Hi Mom and James! Firing up the DJ software and dusting off the computer buttons now
	🇰🇷 7:00pm chresti: Hi Gary Bodega show!
	7:01pm Gary: The Chresti!
	7:01pm Carmichael: Heya Gary and folks.
	7:01pm Jeff g. via app: I wear my jewelry just to go this bodega.
	7:02pm caroline from atlanta: hey all!
	7:04pm melinda: hi Gary and friends
	7:04pm HyperDose: Funkiest bodega I've ever been to!
	7:04pm Gary: Carmichael, Jeff with two FFs, and Caroline! And Melinda!
	7:05pm Gary: HyperDose!
	7:07pm Franco Twinkie: Garinton Sullivaster!
	7:08pm Gary: Franco T!
	7:11pm HyperDose: About to heat up some arroz con puerco, Franco. Come over!
	7:25pm doctorjazz: Hi Gary and Popsters!
	7:25pm Gary: Dr. Jazz!
	7:26pm TDK60: Hola DJ Gary and Popsters.
	7:27pm Gary: TDK60!
	🇰🇷 7:28pm chresti: 94F now, perfect for this music!
	7:28pm Gary: Wow, nice!
	7:29pm TDK60: 94 as F, chresti, aye?
	🇰🇷 7:32pm chresti: Aye, TDK60\\//
	7:40pm headcleaner: Perfect moment to tune into
	7:40pm Gary: Headcleaner!
	7:51pm tim abdellah: Here for the funk!!
	7:52pm Gary: Timmm!!!
	7:53pm _Ike_: HIPPIES!!!!!
	7:54pm Gary: Iiiiike!
	8:01pm emily_w: Listening! Belatedly because I forgot about DST being over lol
	8:02pm Gary: Emily!!!
	8:02pm emily_w: Or wait, that it began...anyway I don't understand time
	8:02pm Gary: It's OVERRATED anyway (time is)(I mean that we are stuck in it)
	8:02pm Jill B.: Why do I love Bodega Pop? Hmmmmmmmmmmm
	8:02pm emily_w: Agreed!
	8:03pm TDK60: Gary, I used to go to Everyday Music in Portland. The one on Sandy Boulevard. Huge place. Not so friendly-homey but tons of slabs.
	8:04pm Gary: I went to the Sandy Boulevard one last time I visited Mom & Hal
	8:07pm TDK60: There were lots of good shops. Sadly, the world music place in Southeast closed.
	8:08pm Gary: I only got to that place once before it closed
	8:09pm tim abdellah: Live them Lijadu Sisters!
	8:09pm Gary: But, you know, a LOT of my Thai, Cambodian, and some Lao CDs came from Thai-Cam Video, a bit further southeast of there
	8:19pm Zipperhead7: Hi Gary and crew! Great to jump in and hear some sorely-needed positivity right away
	8:19pm Gary: Zipperhead!
	8:22pm Rich in Washington: Gary! Everyone!
	8:23pm Zipperhead7: They must have sold a whole lot of Vox Tonebenders and Maestro Fuzztones to Nigerian guitarists
	8:23pm Gary: Rich! Washington!
	8:27pm quinn: All I could hear was "got your nose!" like an uncle playing a trick on a child
	8:28pm Gary: Ha! Hi, Quinn!!
	8:31pm Rich in Washington: Oh. Rude Boy's great! I remember seeing it in Night Flight back in the day.
	8:33pm Zipperhead7: One scene I remember was how proud Joe Strummer was of his new Red Army Faction t-shirt
	8:34pm Rich in Washington: Gary, have you ever seen the Stiff Records doc If It Ain't Stiff, It Ain't Worth A F**k?
	8:34pm Gary: Oh, there's a great interview where the lead of the film talks about how they ad-libbed that scene -- they were making fun of the directors a bit there, is what I recall him saying
	8:34pm Gary: Rich, I have not! Where can I find it?!?
	🇰🇷 8:35pm chresti: The only things I watch are whatever's on the flame-O-scope every Thursday
	8:35pm Rich in Washington: Not so much a doc as being a fly on the wall (of a bus) while the whole label's roster goes on tour. Some crazy cross performances. You can also tell where they seem to have blundered onto a mountain of cocaine.
	8:35pm Rich in Washington: I've seen it on Amazon Prime but it may be elsewhere as well.
	8:36pm Gary: Nice, I'll see if I can track it down, Rich. Chresti, what is flame-O-scope?
	8:38pm Rich in Washington: Dang. I know I've seen some good musical docs lately but I'm blanking on them.
	🇰🇷 8:38pm Listener Gregory: This is the best army recruiting material I have ever encountered.
	8:38pm Gary: Them's fightin' words, Gregory!
	🇰🇷 8:38pm Listener Gregory: You said it!
	8:39pm Zipperhead7: Yeah, I'd be tempted to enlist if I could play in this Army band!
	8:40pm Franco Twinkie: I just went out and got Vietnamese food across the street.
	8:40pm doctorjazz: LG, Marine TV commercials don't have you checking out how to enlist?
	8:43pm doctorjazz: Made some steamed fish and fried rice (screwed up the yogurt sauce for the fish, accidentally grabbed vanilla yogurt instead of plain. Fish (talapia) was very tasty without it).
	8:44pm doctorjazz: (really braised fish in some wine, scallion, onion liquid)
	8:45pm doctorjazz: Who could stop dancing to fight with this playing?
	8:45pm Gary: Damon Krukowski had a whole thread recently on Twitter where he asked for music doc recommendations -- he was specifically looking for things without talking heads
	8:47pm Jill B.: Gary, do you know what year this was recorded? Makes me wish the US had a band like this one.
	8:47pm rw: Nice groove!!
	8:48pm rw: Are we talking dinner? I’m about to heat up some rice and beans. May go whole hog and add a cold beer
	8:49pm doctorjazz: My big problem with music docs is similar-there's usually too little music in them. They'll show the musician/band playing somewhere, then as you get into it, they cut to someone's opinion (interesting, or not so much), talking instead of letting the music being played end. Just drives me crazy!
	8:49pm Gary: RW! Mom, I unfortunately, that's one of the few I'm playing tonight where I don't have a date for the original recording, but definitely 70s
	🇰🇷 8:50pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, word! Like one minute of a film of the Coltrane Quartet playing and then cutting to voice-over during his solo. I mean, what?
	8:52pm PaulRobeson1920: Nice show Gary
	8:52pm rw: I’m in agreement with docjazz. I’d way rather just listen to The Beatles than watch a documentary about The Beatles.
	8:52pm TDK60: Jill B. There are some Afrobeat type bands here and there in the USA. There was O.J. Ekemode on the West Coast. There is a Brooklyn band Antibalas, mostly Americans. Etc.
	8:53pm Gary: PaulRobeson1920!
	8:54pm Gary: RW, did you watch the Rick Rubin interview with Paul McCartney? I thought it was fascinating
	8:54pm Zipperhead7: The BBC/WGBH ten-part "Rock & Roll" documentary was one of the best docs on popular music I've seen. It's never been released on DVD; getting the rights probably would have been a nightmare. You can see snatches of it on YouTube. The episode on funk is fantastic -- I used to show it in classes just for the hell of it
	8:57pm rw: Gary, I didn’t. Should I? I feel like I heard something good about it but I can’t remember what.
	🇰🇷 8:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Evening ! Stoked to catch @ least one hour.
	8:58pm peter: happy to join you all for the last hour, as well!
	8:58pm Zipperhead7: The bass player for the Mighty Flames means business
	🇰🇷 8:58pm Listener Gregory: That said, I often do enjoy music documentaries that go below the surface of the subject. If it's about an album or group that I already know well, I don't need to see footage of the music I already am familiar with. Not to totally contradict myself, of course. The problem is when the film has amazing new footage and doesn't just show it.
	8:58pm Gary: RW, what I liked about it was that Rubin goes into specifics of production, how sounds were created, musical choices, etc.
	8:58pm Gary: RevRab and Peter, hello!
	8:59pm PaulRobeson1920: Hey Peter. Now, all we need is Mary & Love, Love, Love
	9:00pm rw: Cool. I’ll look into it. Problem for me is there’s always something compelling on the radio! Like BPL!!
	9:01pm TDK60: It's 2 AM in Lagos.
	🇰🇷 9:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In the DVD era - just give me everything !... Music docs have meant a lot to me. I think a lot about Soundbreaking - as giving a pretty good overview of what's happening in Recording History & to where we're @ now... I listen to a few Beatle-themed podcasts & I'm good with that... Howard Goodall's expositions of TheBeatles from a technical musical / 'Classical' perspective have come in for some abuse by Beatlegeeks - but since I'm steeped in Beatles but painfully uneducated in Music Technically - I find them useful...
	9:06pm Gary: I love anything that goes into some depth about process, whether or not I like the work itself
	🇰🇷 9:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Zipperhead7: The series to which this is the book ? : www.abebooks.com... I've picked up used VHS copies of the episodes here & there very occasionally ...I particularly like the one on Punk.
	9:12pm Zipperhead7: RevRab: Yep, that's the very one. I taped it on VHS when it was broadcast and later dubbed it to DVD, but resolution leaves a lot to be desired and there's a bug for the station in the corner
	9:13pm rw: I know I’m out of my league here, but Gary, your comment reminds me of the short doc on the making of that 10cc song. I’m sure everyone here has seen it. If not I’d recommend.
	🇰🇷 9:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As for Beatles - the 'non-commercial' Anthology Revisited audio series can be found & is great : no real editorializing - but taking the Anthology history of material & expanding it to 18 hours...
	9:15pm Gary: I have NOT seen that doc, RW. What is the name of it? I wanna now
	9:17pm rw: Hmmm. Look up the making of I’m Not in Love. Pretty sure it’s on YouTube
	9:20pm Gary: Thanks, RW and RevRab!
	🇰🇷 9:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I wish there was say a comparable Stones Anthology ...& no less than a Phil Schaap doing Hendrix, or Coltrane for that matter... I'm up for something like a weekly Soundbreaking if it's teach Technical Musicality - theory & recording - any & all of it. But I guess that stuff is all over the interwebz in diverse forms... It'd be nice to have a combination of actual accessible & enjoyable Musics with the Lessons / Illustrations (a balance Schaap's lectures didn't really have tho I love him)...
	9:22pm rw: I found two. I think this may be the better: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3oxe4mlsQos
	9:24pm TDK60: This cookin'.
	9:24pm Ike: I bet there are some interesting snacks available at 2 a.m. in Lagos.
	9:24pm Gary: Great! I'll watch after the show
	🇰🇷 9:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Jazz Insights' is actual Univ. Lectures - about 15 min.s each ? Each a focus on one important Artist or relevant topic in Jazz History : podcasts.apple.com...
	9:27pm TDK60: Lotsa cookin'
	🇰🇷 9:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Effin' great. Clicky☆ episode.
	9:30pm rw: You mean after If You Lose Your Horse, of course.
	9:31pm Zipperhead7: Yeah, this is just great stuff Gary!
	🇰🇷 9:33pm chresti: Now it's 85 @6:33
	9:35pm rw: Sonic marvels! Indeed! This show is kicking ass.
	9:35pm rw: Chresti!
	9:36pm rw: It’s nice in my backyard. Took the bike out this afternoon and sweated like crazy.
	9:37pm TDK60: chresti- I see it's to be 99F/37.2C tomorrow in L.A.
	🇰🇷 9:39pm chresti: rw! TDK60, I plan to be indoors most of the day.
	9:40pm TDK60: \\// Aye. If outside, juggle ice?
	🇰🇷 9:41pm chresti: Friday is supposed to be the last and warmest day of this heat wave.
	9:42pm Gary: Hey, You Krazy Kids! Stick around after this madness for Sam Segal and his always already horseless If You Lose Your Horse, spinning from 10 pm to midnight! Tonight's episode: "The Horse Fell Off the Poem" wfmu.org...
	9:44pm northguineahills: It was 92F33C o'er here today, thank ye ole godesses for the rain....
	9:44pm Gary: NGH!
	🇰🇷 9:46pm chresti: If I have to go out on a hot day, I try to do it before 10 am and after 7pm.
	🇰🇷 9:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 52℉ here right now - just dissociate with reality of it being 97 today anywhere...
	🇰🇷 9:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *disassociate...
	9:48pm northguineahills: I was speed walking in long sleeves at 4pm and almost broke a sweat....almost (I never sweat unless I'm doing cardiovascular exercise.
	🇰🇷 9:50pm chresti: 52 sounds perfect to me.
	🇰🇷 9:51pm chresti: People in Rock Outfits.
	9:51pm TDK60: Sounds almost like a soul-rock band from Memphis or Muscle Shoals back then.
	9:52pm Ike: Sounded like he was singing "Blocky Joe" and I was like, is this song about Minecraft or something? (I know virtually nothing about Minecraft, but that's the one with the block characters, right?)
	9:53pm Saxophonist'sdaughter: Hi Gary! It's Tracy R. Just catching the last 15 mins of your show. So glad to be here listening. Loving it!
	9:54pm Zipperhead7: This is gettin' me on the Goodfoot!
	🇰🇷 9:54pm chresti: www.californiabeaches.com... This mussel shoals TDK60?
	9:54pm Gary: Tracy!!! So nice to see you!
	9:57pm rw: Thanks Gary! Beautiful. Wow. This song. Fire! I’m singing along.
	9:57pm TDK60: Hee. Nay, popster chresti. The one in Alabama.
	9:57pm Saxophonist'sdaughter: You too! Can't wait to hear the whole show next week.
	9:58pm TDK60: What a rockin' show, DJ GS. See ya! ...
	9:58pm rw: Woman!
	9:58pm drowsy: Thanks for the show, Gary. Going to replay for sure.
	9:59pm northguineahills: Gary, that was funky!
	9:59pm peter: thanks, Gary!
	🇰🇷 9:59pm chresti: Thanks Gary!
	10:00pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, Gary!
	10:00pm Gary: Night everyone!
	10:00pm Listener Gregory: The military overtones to this show are disturbing!! But great music. Thanks, Gary.
	10:00pm caroline from atlanta: thanks gary!!
	10:00pm Gary: Doug!
	🇰🇷 10:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Gary ~
	10:04pm Jill B.: Night Gary!
	1:09pm Marie: Hey Gary, thanks for another faboo show! I especially loved The Apples song

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from April 6, 2022

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April 6, 2022: GROUP SOUNDS | NIGERIA
Rock, soul, funk, afrobeat, and disco from Africa's most populous country

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop	2022
Mansion	You Can't Stop Us "You Can't Stop Us" by "Mansion"	Devil Woman	1976		0:04:02 (Pop-up)
Akwassa	Orule "Orule" by "Akwassa"	La'ila	1975	aka Heads Funk Band: Eddy Offeyi, Felix Odey, Joe Castro, Kevin "Coburn" Njoku, Ricky West	0:09:58 (Pop-up)
Hygrades	Keep on Moving "Keep on Moving" by "Hygrades"	Rough Rider b/w Keep on Moving	1971	Chuba Uboma, Clement Amaechi, Drago Uboma, Elvis Ato Arinze, Frank Fyne, Goddy Oku, Justus Nnakwe, Kevin "Coburn" Njoku, Stoneface Iwuagwu	0:16:08 (Pop-up)
The Visitors	Bring Me Your Love Back	My Good Friends	1977	aka The Visitors Music Organisation	0:20:06 (Pop-up)
The Funkees	Dancing in the Nude "Dancing in the Nude" by "The Funkees"	Point of No Return	1974	Ben Alaka, Berkley Jones, Bill Ike, Chyke Madu, Danny Ibe, Felix Odey, Harry Mosco, Ike Sahara, Jake Sollo, Mohammed Ahidjo, Sonny Akpan	0:24:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Mebusas	Kwashioko "Kwashioko" by "The Mebusas"	Blood Brothers	1973		0:28:53 (Pop-up)
Question Mark	Hey Hey Girl "Hey Hey Girl" by "Question Mark"	Be Nice to the People	1977	Amechi Izuora, Chyke Okafor, Franklin Izuora, Uzo Agulefo, Victor Egbe	0:31:36 (Pop-up)
Kelenkye Band	Brotherhood of Man "Brotherhood of Man" by "Kelenkye Band"	Moving World	1975	Jagger Botchway (lead guitar); Leslie Addy (vocals), Oko Ringo (rhythm guitar), Officer Toro (conga), Joe Wellington (bass), Steve Adjeladje (clarinet), Soldier (drums)	0:34:34 (Pop-up)
The Apples	Try Me "Try Me" by "The Apples"	Mind Twister	1978		0:38:28 (Pop-up)
Black Children Sledge Funk Co. Band	Boogie Saturday	Vol. 3 - Aviation Grand Father	1979	Danny C. Black, Jerry F. Black, Mohammed M. Black, Ricky Hardnar Black	0:41:52 (Pop-up)
Friimen Musik Company	Let's Stay Together	We Can Get It On	1978	Beni Tudumey, Charlie Eze, Dan Igbaji, Elliss Kofie Akpokona, Gbemi Saka, Jimi Henshaw, Ken Okagbue, Simeon Anaba	0:54:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Black Children Sledge Funk Co. Band	Instrumental	Vol. 3 - Aviation Grand Father	1979		0:57:58 (Pop-up)
The Apostles	Don't Huzzle for Love	Black Is Beautiful	1977	Barry Uba, Benjamin Nnamdi Davidson, Charles Duke, Chyke Fussion Okoro, Harrison Mba, Henry Asu Tandu, Joel Madubuike, Maxwell Chike Nwoha, Murphy Williams, Papa Doe, Walton Arungwa	1:01:38 (Pop-up)
Aktion	I've Got to Hope for Tomorrow	Groove the Funk	1975	Ben Alaka, Essien Akpabio, Frank Abayomi, Geoffrey Omadehbo, Geoffrey Omodehbo, Jimmy Lee Adams, Kiala Nzavotunga, Lemmy Faith Nwani, Renny Pearl Nwosa, Zeaky M. George	1:04:59 (Pop-up)
The Lijadu Sisters	Turbulent Waters	Sunshine	1978	Kehinde Lijadu, Taiwo Lijadu	1:08:02 (Pop-up)
Tirogo	Devil's Gonna Get You "Devil's Gonna Get You" by "Tirogo"	Float	1977	Elvy Akhionbare, Funmi Onabolu, Godwin Debogie, Wilfred Ekanem, Wilfred Iwang	1:15:20 (Pop-up)
Waves	Wake Up You "Wake Up You" by "Waves"	Wake Up You b/w Mother	1973	Akuma Walters, April Laine, Dave Kumalo, Eric Mann, Goddy Jasper	1:20:16 (Pop-up)
Heads Funk	Got to Know "Got to Know" by "Heads Funk"	Cold Fire	1976	Eddy Offeyi, Felix Odey, Joe Castro, Kevin "Coburn" Njoku, Ricky West	1:24:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Heads Funk Band	Hot Funk "Hot Funk" by "Heads Funk Band"	Hard World	1975		1:27:09 (Pop-up)
Shango Dance Band 6th Infantry Brigade	Position Pass Power	Shango Dance Band 6th Infantry Brigade		Band of the 6th Infantry Brigade of the Nigerian Army founded by Ojo Okeji and Abayomi Adio "Easy". Recorded an eponymous debut album that was only ever available to other military personnel.	1:33:53 (Pop-up)
BLO	Whole Lot of Shit "Whole Lot of Shit" by "BLO"	Phase II	1974	Berkley Jones, Celestine Nyam, Laolu Akins, Lemmy Jackson, Mike Odumosu	1:49:13 (Pop-up)
Mighty Flames	Lover Man's Bullet "Lover Man's Bullet" by "Mighty Flames"	Metalik Funk Band	1978	Didi Lead, Emmanuel Baloka, Frankie Ntoh Song, George Achini, Jimmy Stormy, Pius Nasoso, Vincent Ekedi, Willy N'For	1:54:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Funkees	303 "303" by "The Funkees"	Now I'm a Man	1976		1:59:16 (Pop-up)
Sea Lions	Akwa Idim "Akwa Idim" by "Sea Lions"	Free the People	1978		2:03:38 (Pop-up)
Sahara All Stars of Jos	Freedom for Africa	Sahara All Stars of Jos	1976	Andrew Jaga Daboh, Satch Ayo	2:08:28 (Pop-up)
SJOB Movement	Omo Oloro (To Nje Eyin Awo)	A Move In The Right Direction	1976	Hima Ottay, Johnny Woode, Prince Bola, Spark Abiloye	2:15:25 (Pop-up)
The Semi-Colon	Yanga (Okongwu) "Yanga (Okongwu)" by "The Semi-Colon"	Ndia Agbuo Ndia	1976	Vine Ogidi, Charles Nzekwe, Dennis Pepple, Emman Eke, Hamilton Nbeyi, Ike Emeke Peters, Johnbull Iwuamadi, Johnson Mbakwe, Kenneth Nnaemeka Adirika, Lasbrey Colon, Tony Abiola Smart, Udo Oru Okoro, Uzii Kris, Uzo Elijah	2:24:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Heads Funk	Funky Port Harcourt "Funky Port Harcourt" by "Heads Funk"	Cold Fire			2:30:20 (Pop-up)
Tabansi Studio Band	Kama Sofoa "Kama Sofoa" by "Tabansi Studio Band"	Wakar Alhazai Kano / Mus'en Sofoa	2020		2:34:40 (Pop-up)
P.R.O. (People Rock Outfit)	Blacky Joe	Blacky Joe	1976	Chuba Uboma, Drago Uboma, Goddy Oku, Johnny Woode, Justus Nnakwe, Stoneface Iwuagwu	2:47:03 (Pop-up)
Asiko Rock Group	Lagos City "Lagos City" by "Asiko Rock Group"	Asiko Rock Group	1976	Essombé Antoine, Eugene Ndema, Ndovmbe Jylvand, Njoubi Basile, Ntaillou Idrissou, Paul Mony, Z. Joseph Bolandi	2:51:55 (Pop-up)
Foundars 15	Fire Woman "Fire Woman" by "Foundars 15"	Foundars 15	1977	Harry Dennis Akanwa, Ify Akpati, Ike Emeke Peters, Joshua Ike, Kenneth Nnaemeka Adirika, Lasbrey Colon, Sony Enang, Udo Oru Okoro	2:55:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000		2:58:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:51pm Jill B.: Hi Gary......Pop-up is playing and waiting for Bodega Pop to start!
	6:52pm listener james from westwood: Likewise—this'll be an especially good 'un!
	6:54pm Gary: Hi Mom and James! Firing up the DJ software and dusting off the computer buttons now
	🇰🇷 7:00pm chresti: Hi Gary Bodega show!
	7:01pm Gary: The Chresti!
	7:01pm Carmichael: Heya Gary and folks.
	7:01pm Jeff g. via app: I wear my jewelry just to go this bodega.
	7:02pm caroline from atlanta: hey all!
	7:04pm melinda: hi Gary and friends
	7:04pm HyperDose: Funkiest bodega I've ever been to!
	7:04pm Gary: Carmichael, Jeff with two FFs, and Caroline! And Melinda!
	7:05pm Gary: HyperDose!
	7:07pm Franco Twinkie: Garinton Sullivaster!
	7:08pm Gary: Franco T!
	7:11pm HyperDose: About to heat up some arroz con puerco, Franco. Come over!
	7:25pm doctorjazz: Hi Gary and Popsters!
	7:25pm Gary: Dr. Jazz!
	7:26pm TDK60: Hola DJ Gary and Popsters.
	7:27pm Gary: TDK60!
	🇰🇷 7:28pm chresti: 94F now, perfect for this music!
	7:28pm Gary: Wow, nice!
	7:29pm TDK60: 94 as F, chresti, aye?
	🇰🇷 7:32pm chresti: Aye, TDK60\\//
	7:40pm headcleaner: Perfect moment to tune into
	7:40pm Gary: Headcleaner!
	7:51pm tim abdellah: Here for the funk!!
	7:52pm Gary: Timmm!!!
	7:53pm _Ike_: HIPPIES!!!!!
	7:54pm Gary: Iiiiike!
	8:01pm emily_w: Listening! Belatedly because I forgot about DST being over lol
	8:02pm Gary: Emily!!!
	8:02pm emily_w: Or wait, that it began...anyway I don't understand time
	8:02pm Gary: It's OVERRATED anyway (time is)(I mean that we are stuck in it)
	8:02pm Jill B.: Why do I love Bodega Pop? Hmmmmmmmmmmm
	8:02pm emily_w: Agreed!
	8:03pm TDK60: Gary, I used to go to Everyday Music in Portland. The one on Sandy Boulevard. Huge place. Not so friendly-homey but tons of slabs.
	8:04pm Gary: I went to the Sandy Boulevard one last time I visited Mom & Hal
	8:07pm TDK60: There were lots of good shops. Sadly, the world music place in Southeast closed.
	8:08pm Gary: I only got to that place once before it closed
	8:09pm tim abdellah: Live them Lijadu Sisters!
	8:09pm Gary: But, you know, a LOT of my Thai, Cambodian, and some Lao CDs came from Thai-Cam Video, a bit further southeast of there
	8:19pm Zipperhead7: Hi Gary and crew! Great to jump in and hear some sorely-needed positivity right away
	8:19pm Gary: Zipperhead!
	8:22pm Rich in Washington: Gary! Everyone!
	8:23pm Zipperhead7: They must have sold a whole lot of Vox Tonebenders and Maestro Fuzztones to Nigerian guitarists
	8:23pm Gary: Rich! Washington!
	8:27pm quinn: All I could hear was "got your nose!" like an uncle playing a trick on a child
	8:28pm Gary: Ha! Hi, Quinn!!
	8:31pm Rich in Washington: Oh. Rude Boy's great! I remember seeing it in Night Flight back in the day.
	8:33pm Zipperhead7: One scene I remember was how proud Joe Strummer was of his new Red Army Faction t-shirt
	8:34pm Rich in Washington: Gary, have you ever seen the Stiff Records doc If It Ain't Stiff, It Ain't Worth A F**k?
	8:34pm Gary: Oh, there's a great interview where the lead of the film talks about how they ad-libbed that scene -- they were making fun of the directors a bit there, is what I recall him saying
	8:34pm Gary: Rich, I have not! Where can I find it?!?
	🇰🇷 8:35pm chresti: The only things I watch are whatever's on the flame-O-scope every Thursday
	8:35pm Rich in Washington: Not so much a doc as being a fly on the wall (of a bus) while the whole label's roster goes on tour. Some crazy cross performances. You can also tell where they seem to have blundered onto a mountain of cocaine.
	8:35pm Rich in Washington: I've seen it on Amazon Prime but it may be elsewhere as well.
	8:36pm Gary: Nice, I'll see if I can track it down, Rich. Chresti, what is flame-O-scope?
	8:38pm Rich in Washington: Dang. I know I've seen some good musical docs lately but I'm blanking on them.
	🇰🇷 8:38pm Listener Gregory: This is the best army recruiting material I have ever encountered.
	8:38pm Gary: Them's fightin' words, Gregory!
	🇰🇷 8:38pm Listener Gregory: You said it!
	8:39pm Zipperhead7: Yeah, I'd be tempted to enlist if I could play in this Army band!
	8:40pm Franco Twinkie: I just went out and got Vietnamese food across the street.
	8:40pm doctorjazz: LG, Marine TV commercials don't have you checking out how to enlist?
	8:43pm doctorjazz: Made some steamed fish and fried rice (screwed up the yogurt sauce for the fish, accidentally grabbed vanilla yogurt instead of plain. Fish (talapia) was very tasty without it).
	8:44pm doctorjazz: (really braised fish in some wine, scallion, onion liquid)
	8:45pm doctorjazz: Who could stop dancing to fight with this playing?
	8:45pm Gary: Damon Krukowski had a whole thread recently on Twitter where he asked for music doc recommendations -- he was specifically looking for things without talking heads
	8:47pm Jill B.: Gary, do you know what year this was recorded? Makes me wish the US had a band like this one.
	8:47pm rw: Nice groove!!
	8:48pm rw: Are we talking dinner? I’m about to heat up some rice and beans. May go whole hog and add a cold beer
	8:49pm doctorjazz: My big problem with music docs is similar-there's usually too little music in them. They'll show the musician/band playing somewhere, then as you get into it, they cut to someone's opinion (interesting, or not so much), talking instead of letting the music being played end. Just drives me crazy!
	8:49pm Gary: RW! Mom, I unfortunately, that's one of the few I'm playing tonight where I don't have a date for the original recording, but definitely 70s
	🇰🇷 8:50pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, word! Like one minute of a film of the Coltrane Quartet playing and then cutting to voice-over during his solo. I mean, what?
	8:52pm PaulRobeson1920: Nice show Gary
	8:52pm rw: I’m in agreement with docjazz. I’d way rather just listen to The Beatles than watch a documentary about The Beatles.
	8:52pm TDK60: Jill B. There are some Afrobeat type bands here and there in the USA. There was O.J. Ekemode on the West Coast. There is a Brooklyn band Antibalas, mostly Americans. Etc.
	8:53pm Gary: PaulRobeson1920!
	8:54pm Gary: RW, did you watch the Rick Rubin interview with Paul McCartney? I thought it was fascinating
	8:54pm Zipperhead7: The BBC/WGBH ten-part "Rock & Roll" documentary was one of the best docs on popular music I've seen. It's never been released on DVD; getting the rights probably would have been a nightmare. You can see snatches of it on YouTube. The episode on funk is fantastic -- I used to show it in classes just for the hell of it
	8:57pm rw: Gary, I didn’t. Should I? I feel like I heard something good about it but I can’t remember what.
	🇰🇷 8:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Evening ! Stoked to catch @ least one hour.
	8:58pm peter: happy to join you all for the last hour, as well!
	8:58pm Zipperhead7: The bass player for the Mighty Flames means business
	🇰🇷 8:58pm Listener Gregory: That said, I often do enjoy music documentaries that go below the surface of the subject. If it's about an album or group that I already know well, I don't need to see footage of the music I already am familiar with. Not to totally contradict myself, of course. The problem is when the film has amazing new footage and doesn't just show it.
	8:58pm Gary: RW, what I liked about it was that Rubin goes into specifics of production, how sounds were created, musical choices, etc.
	8:58pm Gary: RevRab and Peter, hello!
	8:59pm PaulRobeson1920: Hey Peter. Now, all we need is Mary & Love, Love, Love
	9:00pm rw: Cool. I’ll look into it. Problem for me is there’s always something compelling on the radio! Like BPL!!
	9:01pm TDK60: It's 2 AM in Lagos.
	🇰🇷 9:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In the DVD era - just give me everything !... Music docs have meant a lot to me. I think a lot about Soundbreaking - as giving a pretty good overview of what's happening in Recording History & to where we're @ now... I listen to a few Beatle-themed podcasts & I'm good with that... Howard Goodall's expositions of TheBeatles from a technical musical / 'Classical' perspective have come in for some abuse by Beatlegeeks - but since I'm steeped in Beatles but painfully uneducated in Music Technically - I find them useful...
	9:06pm Gary: I love anything that goes into some depth about process, whether or not I like the work itself
	🇰🇷 9:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Zipperhead7: The series to which this is the book ? : www.abebooks.com... I've picked up used VHS copies of the episodes here & there very occasionally ...I particularly like the one on Punk.
	9:12pm Zipperhead7: RevRab: Yep, that's the very one. I taped it on VHS when it was broadcast and later dubbed it to DVD, but resolution leaves a lot to be desired and there's a bug for the station in the corner
	9:13pm rw: I know I’m out of my league here, but Gary, your comment reminds me of the short doc on the making of that 10cc song. I’m sure everyone here has seen it. If not I’d recommend.
	🇰🇷 9:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As for Beatles - the 'non-commercial' Anthology Revisited audio series can be found & is great : no real editorializing - but taking the Anthology history of material & expanding it to 18 hours...
	9:15pm Gary: I have NOT seen that doc, RW. What is the name of it? I wanna now
	9:17pm rw: Hmmm. Look up the making of I’m Not in Love. Pretty sure it’s on YouTube
	9:20pm Gary: Thanks, RW and RevRab!
	🇰🇷 9:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I wish there was say a comparable Stones Anthology ...& no less than a Phil Schaap doing Hendrix, or Coltrane for that matter... I'm up for something like a weekly Soundbreaking if it's teach Technical Musicality - theory & recording - any & all of it. But I guess that stuff is all over the interwebz in diverse forms... It'd be nice to have a combination of actual accessible & enjoyable Musics with the Lessons / Illustrations (a balance Schaap's lectures didn't really have tho I love him)...
	9:22pm rw: I found two. I think this may be the better: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3oxe4mlsQos
	9:24pm TDK60: This cookin'.
	9:24pm Ike: I bet there are some interesting snacks available at 2 a.m. in Lagos.
	9:24pm Gary: Great! I'll watch after the show
	🇰🇷 9:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Jazz Insights' is actual Univ. Lectures - about 15 min.s each ? Each a focus on one important Artist or relevant topic in Jazz History : podcasts.apple.com...
	9:27pm TDK60: Lotsa cookin'
	🇰🇷 9:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Effin' great. Clicky☆ episode.
	9:30pm rw: You mean after If You Lose Your Horse, of course.
	9:31pm Zipperhead7: Yeah, this is just great stuff Gary!
	🇰🇷 9:33pm chresti: Now it's 85 @6:33
	9:35pm rw: Sonic marvels! Indeed! This show is kicking ass.
	9:35pm rw: Chresti!
	9:36pm rw: It’s nice in my backyard. Took the bike out this afternoon and sweated like crazy.
	9:37pm TDK60: chresti- I see it's to be 99F/37.2C tomorrow in L.A.
	🇰🇷 9:39pm chresti: rw! TDK60, I plan to be indoors most of the day.
	9:40pm TDK60: \\// Aye. If outside, juggle ice?
	🇰🇷 9:41pm chresti: Friday is supposed to be the last and warmest day of this heat wave.
	9:42pm Gary: Hey, You Krazy Kids! Stick around after this madness for Sam Segal and his always already horseless If You Lose Your Horse, spinning from 10 pm to midnight! Tonight's episode: "The Horse Fell Off the Poem" wfmu.org...
	9:44pm northguineahills: It was 92F33C o'er here today, thank ye ole godesses for the rain....
	9:44pm Gary: NGH!
	🇰🇷 9:46pm chresti: If I have to go out on a hot day, I try to do it before 10 am and after 7pm.
	🇰🇷 9:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 52℉ here right now - just dissociate with reality of it being 97 today anywhere...
	🇰🇷 9:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *disassociate...
	9:48pm northguineahills: I was speed walking in long sleeves at 4pm and almost broke a sweat....almost (I never sweat unless I'm doing cardiovascular exercise.
	🇰🇷 9:50pm chresti: 52 sounds perfect to me.
	🇰🇷 9:51pm chresti: People in Rock Outfits.
	9:51pm TDK60: Sounds almost like a soul-rock band from Memphis or Muscle Shoals back then.
	9:52pm Ike: Sounded like he was singing "Blocky Joe" and I was like, is this song about Minecraft or something? (I know virtually nothing about Minecraft, but that's the one with the block characters, right?)
	9:53pm Saxophonist'sdaughter: Hi Gary! It's Tracy R. Just catching the last 15 mins of your show. So glad to be here listening. Loving it!
	9:54pm Zipperhead7: This is gettin' me on the Goodfoot!
	🇰🇷 9:54pm chresti: www.californiabeaches.com... This mussel shoals TDK60?
	9:54pm Gary: Tracy!!! So nice to see you!
	9:57pm rw: Thanks Gary! Beautiful. Wow. This song. Fire! I’m singing along.
	9:57pm TDK60: Hee. Nay, popster chresti. The one in Alabama.
	9:57pm Saxophonist'sdaughter: You too! Can't wait to hear the whole show next week.
	9:58pm TDK60: What a rockin' show, DJ GS. See ya! ...
	9:58pm rw: Woman!
	9:58pm drowsy: Thanks for the show, Gary. Going to replay for sure.
	9:59pm northguineahills: Gary, that was funky!
	9:59pm peter: thanks, Gary!
	🇰🇷 9:59pm chresti: Thanks Gary!
	10:00pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, Gary!
	10:00pm Gary: Night everyone!
	10:00pm Listener Gregory: The military overtones to this show are disturbing!! But great music. Thanks, Gary.
	10:00pm caroline from atlanta: thanks gary!!
	10:00pm Gary: Doug!
	🇰🇷 10:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Gary ~
	10:04pm Jill B.: Night Gary!
	1:09pm Marie: Hey Gary, thanks for another faboo show! I especially loved The Apples song

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from April 6, 2022

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