WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from September 13, 2011

Listener comments!
	12:01pm Alf From Upstate: Welcome back Tony!
	12:01pm Tony C: Hullo dere!
	12:02pm iker: hello Tony. greetings from Spain!
	12:02pm ricardo montalban: Hola, Senor Tony!
	12:03pm J J: Yip Yip Yip
	12:03pm Tony C: Hello, all!
	12:06pm ricardo montalban: I bought a Harmonicats record recently with the Peter Gunn theme on it.
	12:07pm J J: Whoa.
	12:07pm ricardo montalban: Oh my god! This is amazing, Tony!
	12:08pm Ike: NSFW!!! Heh.
	12:08pm Doug S.: As the father of a young daughter, I found that last "number" extremely...hilarious.
	12:08pm Tony C: One of the nice things about not being on the regular old radio is being able to play stuff like that!
	12:09pm ricardo montalban: Hilarious! I was expecting one of those myriad 'letter to..' records. Certainly didn't expect that.
	12:15pm Tony C: The next track up is by the band Rastus, whose debut LP was the first record I ever bought -- didn't know who they were, but it was 49 cents or something and I liked the cover.
	12:18pm Tony C: It's a picture of a lobster or something wearing glasses.
	12:23pm Carmichael: Hiya, Tony my man.
	12:24pm Tony C: Heya, Carmichael!
	12:26pm RASTUS: http://bobbyjameson.blogspot.com/2008/08/part-83-somewhere-in-ohio.html
	12:27pm Doug S.: Rastus member Bobby Jameson, who also performed/recorded under the name Chris Lucey, was the fellow Art Linkletter accused of giving his daughter the LSD. Denying it all, Jameson has written extensively online about the "incident."
	12:29pm ricardo montalban: I read somewhere that a guy that was with Diane (not sure if it's Jameson) was also suspected of murdering Carol Wayne.
	12:32pm Tony C: Wow -- didn't know about the (alleged) Jameson-Linkletter connection. Jameson wrote the song I just played....
	12:33pm Tony C: This Eskimo cut reminds me of Zappa's "Grand Wazoo" in parts.
	12:34pm Doug S.: Jameson recorded a really fine album as Chris Lucey called "Songs of Protest and Anti-Protest."
	12:37pm Tony C: And the reason he recorded it as "Chris Lucey" is really weird: Covers had already been printed up for a record by the actual Chris Lucey, sessions for which fell apart. Jameson had to write new songs with the titles printed on the jacket.
	12:41pm Carmichael: I just sped through his blogs. Pretty amazing life and times. Didn't know he was tight with Danny Whitten; I really like the Rockets' I Gotta Hole in my Pocket.
	12:45pm iker: i'm told that mr.Jameson appeared in the "Mondo Hollywood" movie, singing a couple of his songs... i'd love to see that one!
	12:46pm Tony C: Huh -- I've got the Mondo Hollywood soundtrack LP, though I haven't listened to it in years. I'll have to pull it out. Maybe you'll hear it here next show!
	12:47pm Tony C: By the by, Kathe Kruse was a member of the great Die Todliche Doris
	12:49pm iker: cool! i seem to remember that Jameson was filmed singing "Vietnam". my fav song of his is "Girl from the East". pretty, pretty song!
	12:49pm Alf From Upstate: Surely it can't be disproven that Bobby Jameson didn't give Kathy Kruse the LSD.
	12:50pm Tony C: You're right, Alf -- he probably did!
	12:55pm Tony C: In fact, Alf, I think I see Jameson's plasma oozing underneath the doorframe right now.
	1:05pm ricardo montalban: This song reminds me of Godley and Creme's Art School Canteen
	1:08pm Tony C: Don't think I know that one. Is it as depressing (lyrically)?
	1:12pm ricardo montalban: Yes. full of angst and self-loathing, with great lyrics.. "Doe's getting into Zappa mean getting out of Zen?"
	1:17pm Tony C: Here's a rare look into the sensitive side of Grand Funk
	1:34pm Tony C: The Steve Halpern track on now is the one cut dropped from all reissues of this album (his first). The reason: it's much better than anything else he ever did. Shows his psychedelic roots.
	1:39pm Tony C: Are you all taking a siesta? Or have you been kidnapped by Bobby Jameson?
	1:40pm Tony C: Camberwell Now is post-This Heat
	1:41pm recommeded: love Charles Heyward
	1:44pm Carmichael: Actually, I HAVE been hijacked by Jameson's blog. Sorry, I'll pay more attention. I actually grew up on Grand Funk's Phoenix. I learned how to play acoustic guitar (badly) by listening to Mark Farner (play badly).
	1:46pm EX: I like!
	1:47pm iker: no siesta, here! actually it's almost dinner time! keep on rockin', Tony!!!
	1:47pm BSI: pseudo code! wah......... badly timed meeting.....
	1:49pm Tony C: Ah -- glad to see Jameson hasn't convinced all of you to jump out the window.
	1:50pm BSI: Clearly I missed something there. I prefer Bushmill's anyway.
	1:59pm ricardo montalban: Cool track...
	2:03pm Ike: Gelatinous Citizen gets my vote for best band name so far today.
	2:03pm Carmichael: I initially thought this was Wall of Voodoo
	2:05pm BSI: whoa! Gelatinous Citizen! Ferd lives!
	2:07pm Tony C: Am still doing a Larry Mondello Band blogpost on Beware of the Blog -- just got delayed. It'll go up next Thursday. Should have lots of unseen photos.
	2:20pm Tony C: This carrot, as you call it, is capable of flying an aircraft millions of miles through space.
	2:22pm ricardo montalban: This show has gone very new wave all of a sudden. (adjust leatherette boots, slit sunglasses, snaps fingers to beat)
	2:29pm Tony C: Don't get too comfortable in those leatherette boots -- might be time to switch back to sandals pretty soon.
	2:32pm Conrad: Weirdo new wave is why i come here! (goes off dancing like Dieter in "Sprockets")
	2:34pm J J: Love Jeanette.
	2:37pm Tony C: The lads from Stanford are covering Harry Nilsson, if you're wondering
	2:40pm Tony C: Pilot, on now, is Blue Cheer-related. Bruce and Leigh Stevens from BC were in the band. This song, oddly, sound a bit like Family, though, methinks
	2:42pm Carmichael: I believe this is the 3rd band I've heard of called Pilot. Very confusing ....
	2:44pm Tony C: I should mention that the record's mostly pretty wretched, barring that one track
	2:44pm Mike East: Been enjoying your show today, Tony C. Thanks for the jams.
	2:45pm Tony C: Glad to hear it, Mike!
	2:53pm iker: wonderful show as always, Tony! have a great day!
	2:55pm Tony C: Thanks, Iker ... and everyone else for listening! Be sure to stick around for the George-Edwards tracks everybody....
	2:55pm ricardo montalban: Thanks for making radio soup for us, Tony!
	2:57pm Tony C: Soup for nuts. You're welcome!
	2:59pm Tony C: See you all in two weeks. Thanks for leestening....
	12:19pm Paul McNie: WOW-- The Psychopaths!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I study bats in the U.K., and I saw the Psychopaths at the Coliseum in Leeds-- they blew the doors down.
	5:51pm Edward Balian: Hi Tony. Sincere thanks for all your kind support of our music--you're the best, man! ==Ed, The George-Edwards Group.
	6:38pm Mary Gawford: weird weird finklestein by the psychopaths is weird weird weird. Weird weird Arvedon, arva arva arvadon.

Tony Coulter: Playlist from September 13, 2011

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September 13, 2011: Alien & Eskimo

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
THE IN-THEME	"THE IN-THEME"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:01:58 (Pop-up)
RUDOLPH STATLER	Peter Gunn "Peter Gunn" by "RUDOLPH STATLER"	More Mancini Favorites	Wyncote	1965	0:03:04 (Pop-up)
ANONYMOUS	Letter to a Teenage Daughter	The Great Contest	Tandem	196?	0:04:52 (Pop-up)
THE SYSTEMATICS	Vanessa Teratology (198?)	What We Did in the Afternoons	TU	2008	0:07:26 (Pop-up)
SUGAR CONNECTION	Untitled 2 "Untitled 2" by "SUGAR CONNECTION"	Plays Aliens Cakes	Review	1994	0:10:12 (Pop-up)
YVES DORMOY & PHILIPPE POIRIER	L'eloignement	Les Echardes	FNAC	1993	0:11:34 (Pop-up)
RASTUS	Somewhere in Ohio (1970 demo)	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtfq59awZ9o			0:15:36 (Pop-up)
L'EMPIRE DES SONS	Dernieres Nouvelles de Zelande	Le Saucisson de Mer	Musea	1990	0:19:07 (Pop-up)
STEVE MACLEAN ENSEMBLE	Hologram #5	Radial Circuit	Mobius	1998	0:22:56 (Pop-up)

ESKIMO	Why, You're Blushing "Why, You're Blushing" by "ESKIMO"	Jack	Longpig	1990	0:31:13 (Pop-up)
GUY GOODE & HIS DECENTONE ORCHESTRA	Tool Fridge	There Are No Clean People	no label	1985	0:35:31 (Pop-up)
JOEL HUBAUT & D.D.A.A.	Bacterial Voice Epidemia	7"	Illusion	1980	0:38:21 (Pop-up)
KATHE KRUSE	Le Sexe Rouge "Le Sexe Rouge" by "KATHE KRUSE"	Le Sexe Rouge	Doris	1997	0:43:32 (Pop-up)
MACROMASSA	Ahora Sus Cubos "Ahora Sus Cubos" by "MACROMASSA"	Los Hechos Perez	G3G	1993	0:48:45 (Pop-up)
D.D.A.A.	Now Ist Time to Go to Bed	5eme Anniversaire (7" EP)	Illusion	1984	0:51:13 (Pop-up)
HUMAN FLESH	Blind "Blind" by "HUMAN FLESH"	Penumbra	EE Tapes	2007	0:53:21 (Pop-up)

JAN & LORRAINE	Number 33 "Number 33" by "JAN & LORRAINE"	Gypsy People	ABC	1969	0:58:20 (Pop-up)
MOONSTONE	Hope You Come See "Hope You Come See" by "MOONSTONE"	Moonstone	Kot'ai	1973	1:00:00 (Pop-up)
PETE McCABE	I Fancied Myself an Artist	V.A.: Colorado Folk II	Biscuit City	1974	1:03:05 (Pop-up)
JAMES & KLING	Feathered Friend "Feathered Friend" by "JAMES & KLING"	Catch a Dream	Winged Salamander	1987	1:07:20 (Pop-up)
HOI' POLLOI	Stories "Stories" by "HOI' POLLOI"	Hoi' Polloi	Custom Fidelity	1972	1:11:20 (Pop-up)
MOLKIE COLE	Lullabye "Lullabye" by "MOLKIE COLE"	Molkie Cole	Janus	1977	1:13:34 (Pop-up)
GRAND FUNK RAILROAD	Someone "Someone" by "GRAND FUNK RAILROAD"	Phoenix	Capitol	1972	1:17:11 (Pop-up)
KEN RHOTEN	Not for Me "Not for Me" by "KEN RHOTEN"	Flying Saucer Man	Neptune	1979	1:21:14 (Pop-up)

JAN	Rainbow "Rainbow" by "JAN"	Thank You Lord	Crusade	1969?	1:28:08 (Pop-up)
STEVE HALPERN	Rainbow Raga "Rainbow Raga" by "STEVE HALPERN"	Spectrum Suite	SRI	1976	1:30:18 (Pop-up)
CAMBERWELL NOW	Know How "Know How" by "CAMBERWELL NOW"	Greenfingers (12" EP)	Ink	1987	1:37:18 (Pop-up)
TACTICS	Watch My Hands (1979) "Watch My Hands (1979)" by "TACTICS"	V.A.: Can't Stop It! II: Australian Post-Punk, 1979-84	Chapter Music	2007	1:41:01 (Pop-up)
RADICAL SLAVE	Proto man "Proto man" by "RADICAL SLAVE"	Damascus	Prova	2010	1:43:09 (Pop-up)
PSEUDO CODE	I Don't Say More (1981?)	Slaughter in a Tiny Place	Sub Rosa	2010	1:46:23 (Pop-up)
LAUGHING CLOWNS	Ghost Beat (1981)	V.A.: Inner City Sound: Australian Punk and Post-Punk	Laughing Outlaw	2005	1:49:54 (Pop-up)

THE MISZ	It Ain't All Garbage (1984)	The EE EP (7" EP)	EE Tapes	2010	1:56:55 (Pop-up)
FIRMAMENT & THE ELEMENTS	Shane 2 "Shane 2" by "FIRMAMENT & THE ELEMENTS"	The Essential.... (12" EP)	Press	1982	1:58:51 (Pop-up)
GELATINOUS CITIZEN	Your Mind's Unsound	Rhythm of Industry	Gelatinous	1987	1:59:55 (Pop-up)
LUC VAN ACKER	Introduction Fanfara	Takin' Snapshots	no label	1982	2:03:13 (Pop-up)
THE LARRY MONDELLO BAND	The Farmer	Fun with Static [cassette]	Mondello Music	1981	2:05:03 (Pop-up)
MAKERS OF THE DEAD TRAVEL FAST	Urchin (198?)	V.A.: Pardon Me for Barging In Like This....	Vinyl-on-Demand	2009	2:12:52 (Pop-up)
ESSENDON AIRPORT	Three Against Four (1979)	Sonic Investigations (Of the Trivial)	Chapter Music	2002	2:16:47 (Pop-up)
PHILLIP SANDERSON	Under Press of Sail (1979)	V.A.: Snatch Paste: An Assortment of Snatch Tapes	Vinyl-on-Demand	2006	2:18:31 (Pop-up)

THE SYSTEMATICS	Nuts to You (1980)	What We Did in the Afternoons	TU	2008	2:27:22 (Pop-up)
YA YA CHORAL	Nonsense "Nonsense" by "YA YA CHORAL"	Such a Dutchman (7" EP)	M Squared	1982	2:30:07 (Pop-up)
PIC-NIC	Me Olvidaros "Me Olvidaros" by "PIC-NIC"	7"	Hispavox	1968	2:32:53 (Pop-up)
THE MENDICANTS OF STANFORD	Rainmaker	1975	no label	1975	2:35:05 (Pop-up)
PILOT	Penny Alone "Penny Alone" by "PILOT"	Pilot	RCA	1972	2:37:36 (Pop-up)
A FOOT IN COLD WATER	Deep Freeze "Deep Freeze" by "A FOOT IN COLD WATER"	A Foot in Cold Water	Daffodil	1972	2:41:38 (Pop-up)
DAVID ARVEDON & THE PSYCHOPATHS	Weird Weird Finkelstein	We Lurk	no label	2006	2:45:22 (Pop-up)

THE GEORGE-EDWARDS GROUP	Once Upon a Moog (197?)	Archives	Drag City	2011	2:53:16 (Pop-up)
THE GEORGE-EDWARDS GROUP	Nevada (197?)	Archives	Drag City	2011	2:54:59 (Pop-up)
CURD DUCA	Wind "Wind" by "CURD DUCA"	Easy Listening 3	Normal	1994	2:58:52 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm Alf From Upstate: Welcome back Tony!
	12:01pm Tony C: Hullo dere!
	12:02pm iker: hello Tony. greetings from Spain!
	12:02pm ricardo montalban: Hola, Senor Tony!
	12:03pm J J: Yip Yip Yip
	12:03pm Tony C: Hello, all!
	12:06pm ricardo montalban: I bought a Harmonicats record recently with the Peter Gunn theme on it.
	12:07pm J J: Whoa.
	12:07pm ricardo montalban: Oh my god! This is amazing, Tony!
	12:08pm Ike: NSFW!!! Heh.
	12:08pm Doug S.: As the father of a young daughter, I found that last "number" extremely...hilarious.
	12:08pm Tony C: One of the nice things about not being on the regular old radio is being able to play stuff like that!
	12:09pm ricardo montalban: Hilarious! I was expecting one of those myriad 'letter to..' records. Certainly didn't expect that.
	12:15pm Tony C: The next track up is by the band Rastus, whose debut LP was the first record I ever bought -- didn't know who they were, but it was 49 cents or something and I liked the cover.
	12:18pm Tony C: It's a picture of a lobster or something wearing glasses.
	12:23pm Carmichael: Hiya, Tony my man.
	12:24pm Tony C: Heya, Carmichael!
	12:26pm RASTUS: http://bobbyjameson.blogspot.com/2008/08/part-83-somewhere-in-ohio.html
	12:27pm Doug S.: Rastus member Bobby Jameson, who also performed/recorded under the name Chris Lucey, was the fellow Art Linkletter accused of giving his daughter the LSD. Denying it all, Jameson has written extensively online about the "incident."
	12:29pm ricardo montalban: I read somewhere that a guy that was with Diane (not sure if it's Jameson) was also suspected of murdering Carol Wayne.
	12:32pm Tony C: Wow -- didn't know about the (alleged) Jameson-Linkletter connection. Jameson wrote the song I just played....
	12:33pm Tony C: This Eskimo cut reminds me of Zappa's "Grand Wazoo" in parts.
	12:34pm Doug S.: Jameson recorded a really fine album as Chris Lucey called "Songs of Protest and Anti-Protest."
	12:37pm Tony C: And the reason he recorded it as "Chris Lucey" is really weird: Covers had already been printed up for a record by the actual Chris Lucey, sessions for which fell apart. Jameson had to write new songs with the titles printed on the jacket.
	12:41pm Carmichael: I just sped through his blogs. Pretty amazing life and times. Didn't know he was tight with Danny Whitten; I really like the Rockets' I Gotta Hole in my Pocket.
	12:45pm iker: i'm told that mr.Jameson appeared in the "Mondo Hollywood" movie, singing a couple of his songs... i'd love to see that one!
	12:46pm Tony C: Huh -- I've got the Mondo Hollywood soundtrack LP, though I haven't listened to it in years. I'll have to pull it out. Maybe you'll hear it here next show!
	12:47pm Tony C: By the by, Kathe Kruse was a member of the great Die Todliche Doris
	12:49pm iker: cool! i seem to remember that Jameson was filmed singing "Vietnam". my fav song of his is "Girl from the East". pretty, pretty song!
	12:49pm Alf From Upstate: Surely it can't be disproven that Bobby Jameson didn't give Kathy Kruse the LSD.
	12:50pm Tony C: You're right, Alf -- he probably did!
	12:55pm Tony C: In fact, Alf, I think I see Jameson's plasma oozing underneath the doorframe right now.
	1:05pm ricardo montalban: This song reminds me of Godley and Creme's Art School Canteen
	1:08pm Tony C: Don't think I know that one. Is it as depressing (lyrically)?
	1:12pm ricardo montalban: Yes. full of angst and self-loathing, with great lyrics.. "Doe's getting into Zappa mean getting out of Zen?"
	1:17pm Tony C: Here's a rare look into the sensitive side of Grand Funk
	1:34pm Tony C: The Steve Halpern track on now is the one cut dropped from all reissues of this album (his first). The reason: it's much better than anything else he ever did. Shows his psychedelic roots.
	1:39pm Tony C: Are you all taking a siesta? Or have you been kidnapped by Bobby Jameson?
	1:40pm Tony C: Camberwell Now is post-This Heat
	1:41pm recommeded: love Charles Heyward
	1:44pm Carmichael: Actually, I HAVE been hijacked by Jameson's blog. Sorry, I'll pay more attention. I actually grew up on Grand Funk's Phoenix. I learned how to play acoustic guitar (badly) by listening to Mark Farner (play badly).
	1:46pm EX: I like!
	1:47pm iker: no siesta, here! actually it's almost dinner time! keep on rockin', Tony!!!
	1:47pm BSI: pseudo code! wah......... badly timed meeting.....
	1:49pm Tony C: Ah -- glad to see Jameson hasn't convinced all of you to jump out the window.
	1:50pm BSI: Clearly I missed something there. I prefer Bushmill's anyway.
	1:59pm ricardo montalban: Cool track...
	2:03pm Ike: Gelatinous Citizen gets my vote for best band name so far today.
	2:03pm Carmichael: I initially thought this was Wall of Voodoo
	2:05pm BSI: whoa! Gelatinous Citizen! Ferd lives!
	2:07pm Tony C: Am still doing a Larry Mondello Band blogpost on Beware of the Blog -- just got delayed. It'll go up next Thursday. Should have lots of unseen photos.
	2:20pm Tony C: This carrot, as you call it, is capable of flying an aircraft millions of miles through space.
	2:22pm ricardo montalban: This show has gone very new wave all of a sudden. (adjust leatherette boots, slit sunglasses, snaps fingers to beat)
	2:29pm Tony C: Don't get too comfortable in those leatherette boots -- might be time to switch back to sandals pretty soon.
	2:32pm Conrad: Weirdo new wave is why i come here! (goes off dancing like Dieter in "Sprockets")
	2:34pm J J: Love Jeanette.
	2:37pm Tony C: The lads from Stanford are covering Harry Nilsson, if you're wondering
	2:40pm Tony C: Pilot, on now, is Blue Cheer-related. Bruce and Leigh Stevens from BC were in the band. This song, oddly, sound a bit like Family, though, methinks
	2:42pm Carmichael: I believe this is the 3rd band I've heard of called Pilot. Very confusing ....
	2:44pm Tony C: I should mention that the record's mostly pretty wretched, barring that one track
	2:44pm Mike East: Been enjoying your show today, Tony C. Thanks for the jams.
	2:45pm Tony C: Glad to hear it, Mike!
	2:53pm iker: wonderful show as always, Tony! have a great day!
	2:55pm Tony C: Thanks, Iker ... and everyone else for listening! Be sure to stick around for the George-Edwards tracks everybody....
	2:55pm ricardo montalban: Thanks for making radio soup for us, Tony!
	2:57pm Tony C: Soup for nuts. You're welcome!
	2:59pm Tony C: See you all in two weeks. Thanks for leestening....
	12:19pm Paul McNie: WOW-- The Psychopaths!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I study bats in the U.K., and I saw the Psychopaths at the Coliseum in Leeds-- they blew the doors down.
	5:51pm Edward Balian: Hi Tony. Sincere thanks for all your kind support of our music--you're the best, man! ==Ed, The George-Edwards Group.
	6:38pm Mary Gawford: weird weird finklestein by the psychopaths is weird weird weird. Weird weird Arvedon, arva arva arvadon.

Tony Coulter: Playlist from September 13, 2011

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