WFMU: The Wiggle Room: Playlist from July 30, 2024

Listener comments!
	♥ 7:51pm Austin Rich: Good Hello.
	7:52pm Imaginos: Ahoy
	7:53pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @7:51 Hope you're doing tonight
	7:53pm Imaginos: ↳ Imaginos @7:53 Doing well
	♥ 7:54pm Krys O.: Hello dere!
	7:56pm Mr Fab: Aloha, all! I vaguely remember there was a "Kenny Everett Video Show" when I was a kid. Pretty sure I watched it, but have no recollections of it.
	♥ 7:56pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @7:53 I'm getting by. Getting ready to radio, which is always nice!
	♥ 7:59pm Krys O.: ↳ Mr Fab @7:56 I used to watch it on Saturday mornings while my parents went grocery shopping. I think it was after Dr. Who with Tom Baker IIRC. Both shows were syndicated to NYC TV stations.
	8:00pm MarkTime: ↳ Mr Fab @7:56 Yes, a wacky 30 minutes (minus commercials)
	8:03pm laurapanic: We got a LOT of British TV here in the 70s and 80s. I lived with my English great-grandmother for a time. Kenny was part of the day.
	8:04pm laurapanic: ↳ Song: "Program Intro" by "MarkTime" I missed the intro but I know that is Captain Kremmin and Carla. Carla was drawn and styled as a bimbo but she ran the show. Many blue jokes.
	8:04pm Imaginos: ↳ laurapanic @8:03 Do you remember Rising Damp?
	♥ 8:05pm Austin Rich: I feel like such a hillbilly sometimes. I never saw any English TV until I lived on my own, minus the times my dad would be watching PBS, and Monty Python would accidentally come on after he had wandered out of the room.
	8:05pm laurapanic: ↳ Imaginos @8:04 OK no. What is that? We mostly got BBC stuff poured into our equivalent, ABC.
	8:06pm laurapanic: ↳ Austin Rich @8:05 I am from the colonies, so its a different cultural landscape. We got everything British in our media.
	♥ 8:06pm Krys O.: I remember seeing an episode or two of Rising Damp on PBS.
	♥ 8:07pm Krys O.: I was a BIG fan of Fall & Rise of Reginald Perrin. Dad loved it too.
	8:08pm Imaginos: My favorites were The Young Ones and Lovejoy
	8:10pm laurapanic: ↳ Imaginos @8:08 Maybe I am older than you also! Young Ones were classic. I grew up with Dad's Army, Two Ronnies, Are You Being Served, Love Thy Neighbor (absolutely racist stuff now), Some Mothers Do 'Ave Em.....
	♥ 8:10pm Austin Rich: ↳ laurapanic @8:06 We had a lot of TV limits when I was growing up, and it was usually on the weekends where I saw anything interesting. My dad was famous for watching TV from the other room. (He would watch a little of something, then wander off, leaving it on after him.) Most anything that wasn't "Rockford Files" was something I accidentally saw after he had wandered off.
	8:10pm laurapanic: This era was also where I got my love of VARIETY SPECIALS
	♥ 8:11pm Krys O.: I used to play Kenny's 1969 Deram single on my old show.
	8:11pm Kat in the chat: Greetings!
	8:11pm laurapanic: ↳ Austin Rich @8:10 OH GOSH, YOU MUST HAVE TRIED HARD TO CATCH BITS OF TELLY!
	♥ 8:12pm Krys O.: ↳ laurapanic @8:10 I second that. We had some great ones in the States in the 60s when I was little.
	♥ 8:13pm Austin Rich: ↳ laurapanic @8:11 It was a little different after the divorce, but I was also a little older, so I wanted to listen to the radio more anyway, and spent more time reading. But I certainly spent a fair amount of time when I lived on my own at first, just watching old TV Shows, completely unrestricted.
	8:14pm laurapanic: ↳ Krys O. @8:12 Ive watched most of Olivia Newton-John's on Youtube, she did a few in Hollywood etc, singing with Travolta etc. They are just terrific!
	8:14pm laurapanic: ↳ Austin Rich @8:13 I had an oppressive step-father, Reading and radio were king. He used to tell me I read too much. Uh, no.
	8:15pm laurapanic: ↳ Austin Rich @8:13 adversity gave us great gifts, Austin. oh and maybe trauma. But I'm pretty OK.
	♥ 8:15pm Krys O.: ↳ laurapanic @8:14 I still love medleys and duets.
	♥ 8:15pm Austin Rich: ↳ laurapanic @8:14 I'm imagining Graham Chapman's really strict military character. "You're expanding your mind too much! Stop it, this instant!"
	8:16pm MarkTime: ↳ Austin Rich @8:15 "Too silly!"
	♥ 8:16pm Krys O.: ↳ laurapanic @8:14 That's terrible. No one can ready too much.
	8:16pm laurapanic: ↳ Krys O. @8:15 oh I'm with you. I'm feeling melancholy just thinking about it.....
	8:17pm laurapanic: ↳ Krys O. @8:16 its a case study of many where the autistic mind has saved me. I always knew he was wrong, so it just made me think less of him, and more of myself.
	♥ 8:17pm Austin Rich: This Puppet song is pretty wild! I can imagine the nightmares it might have inspired.
	8:18pm laurapanic: ↳ Austin Rich @8:15 no doubt like other WFMUers I was weird kid, reading dictionaries and such. Transistor radio in my bag.
	♥ 8:20pm Austin Rich: ↳ laurapanic @8:18 Hell yeah! I used to have a wonderful radio as a kid that could tune in radio from all over, and occasionally, the audio from TV stations. I remember having my mind blown, listening to old radio dramas, never realizing there had been stories like that before. Finding good stuff on the radio became a bit of a quest...
	8:21pm laurapanic: ↳ Austin Rich @8:20 at night, tuning to far off stations, craning one's ear to hear the voice through the static
	♥ 8:21pm Krys O.: ↳ laurapanic @8:18 I read encyclopedias too. I took stacks of books out of the public library weekly when I was about 6 or so. I felt like an adult going by myself. Mind you, it was just around the corner, but still it wasn't the best neighborhood.
	8:22pm Daniel from PEI.: Lifelong reader and listener, my weirdos. I love dictionaries!
	8:22pm Mr Fab: ↳ Krys O. @8:11 Just bought a copy earlier this year! Found a cheap 45 at Amoeba Hollywood.
	♥ 8:23pm Austin Rich: When I was older, my mom opened a book / record / comic book store, and it was very near to the city library. So I would work for my mom, check out stuff at the library, and listen to the radio. Those were the days!
	8:23pm laurapanic: ↳ Austin Rich @8:23 DREAMY
	♥ 8:24pm Krys O.: ↳ Mr Fab @8:22 Cool!
	8:24pm Mr Fab: My mom watched all those British drama shows on PBS. There were so many, you’d think the initials stood for Pretty much British Stuff. Me, I was more of a Benny Hill fan. As were all the goofy boys.
	8:25pm laurapanic: ↳ Krys O. @8:21 ha! Me too, every Saturday. When I was allowed to use the grown ups section, I felt so grown up (probably at about 12). I read every book in the kids section. I recently bought an old set of World Book. Some of it doesn't hold up well, in its descriptions of world geopolitical entries. And its only the 2000 edition.
	♥ 8:25pm Krys O.: This song is un-Shazam-able.
	♥ 8:25pm Austin Rich: ↳ Mr Fab @8:24 I think that might have been why my dad was watching PBS, and why I would occasionally find the TV on PBS when I was a kid.
	8:26pm laurapanic: ↳ Mr Fab @8:24 my nanna LOVED Benny Hill. It is Very British and Of A Time.
	8:26pm laurapanic: ↳ Austin Rich @8:25 there were lots of boobs
	8:26pm Daniel from PEI.: We did not always have a lot of choice of radio up here when I was young, but there was usually something playing. We only had two TV channels until about 1988-89. Oh yeah that feeling of being allowed to be left alone as a little kid in the library. Now that’s good stuff.
	♥ 8:27pm Austin Rich: ↳ laurapanic @8:25 I recently tracked down an old science book about the solar system that I read over and over again as a kid. It's got great art in in, but it is NOT accurate at all. Oh well! I still loved it as a kid.
	♥ 8:28pm Krys O.: I have Beat Girl on DVD. No lie.
	♥ 8:29pm Krys O.: ↳ Krys O. @8:28 I bought it a WFMU Record Fair of yore.
	♥ 8:29pm Austin Rich: ↳ Krys O. @8:28 Do you wanna program a double feature for us to watch sometime? That could be fun to try sometime. We've got the interactive chat worked out already...
	8:29pm Daniel from PEI.: Benny Hill! I was a little too young to fully appreciate, but my older brother and his friends would roar with laughter!
	♥ 8:31pm Austin Rich: Someone should do a "Bottom 30" show these days. That's a good idea that seems perfectly matched for WFMU.
	8:31pm MarkTime: ↳ Daniel from PEI. @8:26 I once heard CHTN from Charlottetown in Chicago, back when it was on 720 AM. It took a very rare off night for our local blowtorch on 720 (WGN). I hear there are no AM stations left on Prince Edward Island
	♥ 8:31pm Austin Rich: Nearly did an actual spit-take over that "waiter" comment.
	8:32pm MarkTime: ↳ Austin Rich @8:31 Had I been taking a sip of my iced tea at the time, I would have ruined my laptop
	♥ 8:32pm Krys O.: ↳ Austin Rich @8:31 Unfortunately, Everett became a bit of a predator later in life.
	♥ 8:33pm Austin Rich: ↳ Krys O. @8:32 Oh, bummer. I was just about to do some googling, wondering what else his career led to. Sigh.
	♥ 8:35pm Krys O.: This is AMAZING!
	8:36pm laurapanic: I can't hear the stream properly, its ounds really bad. I guess its my end.
	8:37pm Daniel from PEI.: Correct. We got rid of them all in 1993, I think it was. There’s been some turnover again once or twice since then. I think Ocean 100.3FM would be the closest to CHTN now. I don’t know if they use that call sign, though. That was a staple in my childhood. 720 CHTN, Good times and great oldies!
	8:37pm MarkTime: Several songs he named were getting big airplay on Dr. Demento at the time
	♥ 8:38pm Krys O.: ↳ laurapanic @8:36 Oh, no! What does it sound like?
	♥ 8:39pm Aitch: In late. Kenny Everett Video show very big down here in Oz, after school. Hot Gossip dancers, where I first saw / heard Sparks
	♥ 8:40pm Krys O.: I monitor the stream using my iPad connected via Bluetooth to my Toshiba radio.
	♥ 8:40pm Austin Rich: ↳ Aitch @8:39 Oooooo! That's a good introduction.
	♥ 8:41pm Krys O.: ↳ Aitch @8:39 Perri Lister stood out then.
	♥ 8:41pm Aitch: ↳ Austin Rich @8:40 #1 Song in Heaven
	8:41pm Kat in the chat: Stream coming in clear here. Maybe too clear!
	8:42pm MarkTime: The coyote's lonely yell ... "Hey, keep it down we're trying to sleep out here"
	8:43pm Imaginos: ↳ MarkTime @8:42 Reminds me of Love at First Bite
	8:44pm MarkTime: ↳ Imaginos @8:43 Ah yes ... "Children of the night ... SHUT UP!"
	♥ 8:45pm Austin Rich: That movie had some funny bits, if I recall.
	8:45pm Mr Fab: No wonder Darryl of world‘s worst records cites Kenny Everett, as well as Dr. Demento as his two idols.
	♥ 8:46pm Krys O.: Kinky Boots was in heavy rotation on WFMU from the 80s onward.
	8:46pm Mr Fab: Whoa, hold up, “kinky boots“ is a great record!
	8:46pm Kat in the chat: I am guilty of playing Kinky Boots on one of my shows
	8:47pm Imaginos: ↳ Mr Fab @8:46 Great movie, too
	♥ 8:47pm Austin Rich: Who doesn't like "Kinky Boots"?
	8:47pm Mr Fab: Rodney Bingenheimer used to play it during his glory days, in between black flag and germs records.
	8:49pm laurapanic: ↳ Krys O. @8:38 I had to turn it off. It sounds like a very dirty needle on a very bad record. I can barely make it out. But there are lots of things that cn go wrong between me and you on the interwebs. I had to switch to Rock nSoul
	8:50pm laurapanic: ↳ laurapanic @8:49 a better description, like it I was trying to tune and old radio but can't quite "get" the station.
	♥ 8:50pm Aitch: How he got away with calling a drag character Cupid Stunt back then
	♥ 8:51pm Austin Rich: ↳ laurapanic @8:49 Hopefully it comes back soon!
	♥ 8:51pm Aitch: force reload the player?
	8:52pm Mr Fab: ↳ Aitch @8:50 Haha
	8:54pm Kat in the chat: Was that Georgy?
	8:56pm laurapanic: I should have tried the other app, but forgot! I enjoyed the chat regardless!
	♥ 8:59pm Krys O.: Thanks, Mark!
	8:59pm Mr Fab: Thanx 4 this. Super fun show - would love more Kenny Everett.
	♥ 8:59pm Austin Rich: Thanks again for a great show! Keep up the good work, Mark!
	9:00pm MarkTime: ↳ Krys O. @8:59 You're welcome, and thanks!!
	9:00pm Kat in the chat: Thank you Mark!

The Wiggle Room: Playlist from July 30, 2024

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July 30, 2024: The Wiggle Room with MarkTime funnels Kenny Everett into your ears

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MarkTime	Program Intro "Program Intro" by "MarkTime"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Kenny Everett	BBC Radio 1 5/16/1970	0:01:46 (Pop-up)
Kenny Everett	Capital Radio 4/6/1977	0:15:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	♥ 7:51pm Austin Rich: Good Hello.
	7:52pm Imaginos: Ahoy
	7:53pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @7:51 Hope you're doing tonight
	7:53pm Imaginos: ↳ Imaginos @7:53 Doing well
	♥ 7:54pm Krys O.: Hello dere!
	7:56pm Mr Fab: Aloha, all! I vaguely remember there was a "Kenny Everett Video Show" when I was a kid. Pretty sure I watched it, but have no recollections of it.
	♥ 7:56pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @7:53 I'm getting by. Getting ready to radio, which is always nice!
	♥ 7:59pm Krys O.: ↳ Mr Fab @7:56 I used to watch it on Saturday mornings while my parents went grocery shopping. I think it was after Dr. Who with Tom Baker IIRC. Both shows were syndicated to NYC TV stations.
	8:00pm MarkTime: ↳ Mr Fab @7:56 Yes, a wacky 30 minutes (minus commercials)
	8:03pm laurapanic: We got a LOT of British TV here in the 70s and 80s. I lived with my English great-grandmother for a time. Kenny was part of the day.
	8:04pm laurapanic: ↳ Song: "Program Intro" by "MarkTime" I missed the intro but I know that is Captain Kremmin and Carla. Carla was drawn and styled as a bimbo but she ran the show. Many blue jokes.
	8:04pm Imaginos: ↳ laurapanic @8:03 Do you remember Rising Damp?
	♥ 8:05pm Austin Rich: I feel like such a hillbilly sometimes. I never saw any English TV until I lived on my own, minus the times my dad would be watching PBS, and Monty Python would accidentally come on after he had wandered out of the room.
	8:05pm laurapanic: ↳ Imaginos @8:04 OK no. What is that? We mostly got BBC stuff poured into our equivalent, ABC.
	8:06pm laurapanic: ↳ Austin Rich @8:05 I am from the colonies, so its a different cultural landscape. We got everything British in our media.
	♥ 8:06pm Krys O.: I remember seeing an episode or two of Rising Damp on PBS.
	♥ 8:07pm Krys O.: I was a BIG fan of Fall & Rise of Reginald Perrin. Dad loved it too.
	8:08pm Imaginos: My favorites were The Young Ones and Lovejoy
	8:10pm laurapanic: ↳ Imaginos @8:08 Maybe I am older than you also! Young Ones were classic. I grew up with Dad's Army, Two Ronnies, Are You Being Served, Love Thy Neighbor (absolutely racist stuff now), Some Mothers Do 'Ave Em.....
	♥ 8:10pm Austin Rich: ↳ laurapanic @8:06 We had a lot of TV limits when I was growing up, and it was usually on the weekends where I saw anything interesting. My dad was famous for watching TV from the other room. (He would watch a little of something, then wander off, leaving it on after him.) Most anything that wasn't "Rockford Files" was something I accidentally saw after he had wandered off.
	8:10pm laurapanic: This era was also where I got my love of VARIETY SPECIALS
	♥ 8:11pm Krys O.: I used to play Kenny's 1969 Deram single on my old show.
	8:11pm Kat in the chat: Greetings!
	8:11pm laurapanic: ↳ Austin Rich @8:10 OH GOSH, YOU MUST HAVE TRIED HARD TO CATCH BITS OF TELLY!
	♥ 8:12pm Krys O.: ↳ laurapanic @8:10 I second that. We had some great ones in the States in the 60s when I was little.
	♥ 8:13pm Austin Rich: ↳ laurapanic @8:11 It was a little different after the divorce, but I was also a little older, so I wanted to listen to the radio more anyway, and spent more time reading. But I certainly spent a fair amount of time when I lived on my own at first, just watching old TV Shows, completely unrestricted.
	8:14pm laurapanic: ↳ Krys O. @8:12 Ive watched most of Olivia Newton-John's on Youtube, she did a few in Hollywood etc, singing with Travolta etc. They are just terrific!
	8:14pm laurapanic: ↳ Austin Rich @8:13 I had an oppressive step-father, Reading and radio were king. He used to tell me I read too much. Uh, no.
	8:15pm laurapanic: ↳ Austin Rich @8:13 adversity gave us great gifts, Austin. oh and maybe trauma. But I'm pretty OK.
	♥ 8:15pm Krys O.: ↳ laurapanic @8:14 I still love medleys and duets.
	♥ 8:15pm Austin Rich: ↳ laurapanic @8:14 I'm imagining Graham Chapman's really strict military character. "You're expanding your mind too much! Stop it, this instant!"
	8:16pm MarkTime: ↳ Austin Rich @8:15 "Too silly!"
	♥ 8:16pm Krys O.: ↳ laurapanic @8:14 That's terrible. No one can ready too much.
	8:16pm laurapanic: ↳ Krys O. @8:15 oh I'm with you. I'm feeling melancholy just thinking about it.....
	8:17pm laurapanic: ↳ Krys O. @8:16 its a case study of many where the autistic mind has saved me. I always knew he was wrong, so it just made me think less of him, and more of myself.
	♥ 8:17pm Austin Rich: This Puppet song is pretty wild! I can imagine the nightmares it might have inspired.
	8:18pm laurapanic: ↳ Austin Rich @8:15 no doubt like other WFMUers I was weird kid, reading dictionaries and such. Transistor radio in my bag.
	♥ 8:20pm Austin Rich: ↳ laurapanic @8:18 Hell yeah! I used to have a wonderful radio as a kid that could tune in radio from all over, and occasionally, the audio from TV stations. I remember having my mind blown, listening to old radio dramas, never realizing there had been stories like that before. Finding good stuff on the radio became a bit of a quest...
	8:21pm laurapanic: ↳ Austin Rich @8:20 at night, tuning to far off stations, craning one's ear to hear the voice through the static
	♥ 8:21pm Krys O.: ↳ laurapanic @8:18 I read encyclopedias too. I took stacks of books out of the public library weekly when I was about 6 or so. I felt like an adult going by myself. Mind you, it was just around the corner, but still it wasn't the best neighborhood.
	8:22pm Daniel from PEI.: Lifelong reader and listener, my weirdos. I love dictionaries!
	8:22pm Mr Fab: ↳ Krys O. @8:11 Just bought a copy earlier this year! Found a cheap 45 at Amoeba Hollywood.
	♥ 8:23pm Austin Rich: When I was older, my mom opened a book / record / comic book store, and it was very near to the city library. So I would work for my mom, check out stuff at the library, and listen to the radio. Those were the days!
	8:23pm laurapanic: ↳ Austin Rich @8:23 DREAMY
	♥ 8:24pm Krys O.: ↳ Mr Fab @8:22 Cool!
	8:24pm Mr Fab: My mom watched all those British drama shows on PBS. There were so many, you’d think the initials stood for Pretty much British Stuff. Me, I was more of a Benny Hill fan. As were all the goofy boys.
	8:25pm laurapanic: ↳ Krys O. @8:21 ha! Me too, every Saturday. When I was allowed to use the grown ups section, I felt so grown up (probably at about 12). I read every book in the kids section. I recently bought an old set of World Book. Some of it doesn't hold up well, in its descriptions of world geopolitical entries. And its only the 2000 edition.
	♥ 8:25pm Krys O.: This song is un-Shazam-able.
	♥ 8:25pm Austin Rich: ↳ Mr Fab @8:24 I think that might have been why my dad was watching PBS, and why I would occasionally find the TV on PBS when I was a kid.
	8:26pm laurapanic: ↳ Mr Fab @8:24 my nanna LOVED Benny Hill. It is Very British and Of A Time.
	8:26pm laurapanic: ↳ Austin Rich @8:25 there were lots of boobs
	8:26pm Daniel from PEI.: We did not always have a lot of choice of radio up here when I was young, but there was usually something playing. We only had two TV channels until about 1988-89. Oh yeah that feeling of being allowed to be left alone as a little kid in the library. Now that’s good stuff.
	♥ 8:27pm Austin Rich: ↳ laurapanic @8:25 I recently tracked down an old science book about the solar system that I read over and over again as a kid. It's got great art in in, but it is NOT accurate at all. Oh well! I still loved it as a kid.
	♥ 8:28pm Krys O.: I have Beat Girl on DVD. No lie.
	♥ 8:29pm Krys O.: ↳ Krys O. @8:28 I bought it a WFMU Record Fair of yore.
	♥ 8:29pm Austin Rich: ↳ Krys O. @8:28 Do you wanna program a double feature for us to watch sometime? That could be fun to try sometime. We've got the interactive chat worked out already...
	8:29pm Daniel from PEI.: Benny Hill! I was a little too young to fully appreciate, but my older brother and his friends would roar with laughter!
	♥ 8:31pm Austin Rich: Someone should do a "Bottom 30" show these days. That's a good idea that seems perfectly matched for WFMU.
	8:31pm MarkTime: ↳ Daniel from PEI. @8:26 I once heard CHTN from Charlottetown in Chicago, back when it was on 720 AM. It took a very rare off night for our local blowtorch on 720 (WGN). I hear there are no AM stations left on Prince Edward Island
	♥ 8:31pm Austin Rich: Nearly did an actual spit-take over that "waiter" comment.
	8:32pm MarkTime: ↳ Austin Rich @8:31 Had I been taking a sip of my iced tea at the time, I would have ruined my laptop
	♥ 8:32pm Krys O.: ↳ Austin Rich @8:31 Unfortunately, Everett became a bit of a predator later in life.
	♥ 8:33pm Austin Rich: ↳ Krys O. @8:32 Oh, bummer. I was just about to do some googling, wondering what else his career led to. Sigh.
	♥ 8:35pm Krys O.: This is AMAZING!
	8:36pm laurapanic: I can't hear the stream properly, its ounds really bad. I guess its my end.
	8:37pm Daniel from PEI.: Correct. We got rid of them all in 1993, I think it was. There’s been some turnover again once or twice since then. I think Ocean 100.3FM would be the closest to CHTN now. I don’t know if they use that call sign, though. That was a staple in my childhood. 720 CHTN, Good times and great oldies!
	8:37pm MarkTime: Several songs he named were getting big airplay on Dr. Demento at the time
	♥ 8:38pm Krys O.: ↳ laurapanic @8:36 Oh, no! What does it sound like?
	♥ 8:39pm Aitch: In late. Kenny Everett Video show very big down here in Oz, after school. Hot Gossip dancers, where I first saw / heard Sparks
	♥ 8:40pm Krys O.: I monitor the stream using my iPad connected via Bluetooth to my Toshiba radio.
	♥ 8:40pm Austin Rich: ↳ Aitch @8:39 Oooooo! That's a good introduction.
	♥ 8:41pm Krys O.: ↳ Aitch @8:39 Perri Lister stood out then.
	♥ 8:41pm Aitch: ↳ Austin Rich @8:40 #1 Song in Heaven
	8:41pm Kat in the chat: Stream coming in clear here. Maybe too clear!
	8:42pm MarkTime: The coyote's lonely yell ... "Hey, keep it down we're trying to sleep out here"
	8:43pm Imaginos: ↳ MarkTime @8:42 Reminds me of Love at First Bite
	8:44pm MarkTime: ↳ Imaginos @8:43 Ah yes ... "Children of the night ... SHUT UP!"
	♥ 8:45pm Austin Rich: That movie had some funny bits, if I recall.
	8:45pm Mr Fab: No wonder Darryl of world‘s worst records cites Kenny Everett, as well as Dr. Demento as his two idols.
	♥ 8:46pm Krys O.: Kinky Boots was in heavy rotation on WFMU from the 80s onward.
	8:46pm Mr Fab: Whoa, hold up, “kinky boots“ is a great record!
	8:46pm Kat in the chat: I am guilty of playing Kinky Boots on one of my shows
	8:47pm Imaginos: ↳ Mr Fab @8:46 Great movie, too
	♥ 8:47pm Austin Rich: Who doesn't like "Kinky Boots"?
	8:47pm Mr Fab: Rodney Bingenheimer used to play it during his glory days, in between black flag and germs records.
	8:49pm laurapanic: ↳ Krys O. @8:38 I had to turn it off. It sounds like a very dirty needle on a very bad record. I can barely make it out. But there are lots of things that cn go wrong between me and you on the interwebs. I had to switch to Rock nSoul
	8:50pm laurapanic: ↳ laurapanic @8:49 a better description, like it I was trying to tune and old radio but can't quite "get" the station.
	♥ 8:50pm Aitch: How he got away with calling a drag character Cupid Stunt back then
	♥ 8:51pm Austin Rich: ↳ laurapanic @8:49 Hopefully it comes back soon!
	♥ 8:51pm Aitch: force reload the player?
	8:52pm Mr Fab: ↳ Aitch @8:50 Haha
	8:54pm Kat in the chat: Was that Georgy?
	8:56pm laurapanic: I should have tried the other app, but forgot! I enjoyed the chat regardless!
	♥ 8:59pm Krys O.: Thanks, Mark!
	8:59pm Mr Fab: Thanx 4 this. Super fun show - would love more Kenny Everett.
	♥ 8:59pm Austin Rich: Thanks again for a great show! Keep up the good work, Mark!
	9:00pm MarkTime: ↳ Krys O. @8:59 You're welcome, and thanks!!
	9:00pm Kat in the chat: Thank you Mark!

The Wiggle Room: Playlist from July 30, 2024

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