WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from May 15, 2012

Listener comments!
	11:45am Carmichael: Good morning, Rich. Waiting here in Sacramento for your show to begin.
	11:52am ricardo montalban: hello, everybodys!
	11:53am ricardo montalban: hey, Carmichael!
	11:55am listener james from westwood: good tuesday all, and welcome, rich!
	11:55am ricardo montalban: Hi James! Thank you!
	11:57am Alf from Upstate: Welcome back, Rich!
	11:58am ricardo montalban: Thanks, Alf!
	11:59am Carmichael: Hola, Ricardo!
	12:01pm ricardo montalban: Hola to you, Carmichael!
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: aha, rich = ricardo! i don't think i knew you were one and the same. i am notoriously slow on the uptake. bring on the moldy old rekkids!
	12:02pm Brian in UK: Afternoon Rich & gents.
	12:02pm texas scott: hey Rich. glad to see you here!
	12:03pm ricardo montalban: Hey, Texas Scott, Brian! Good afternoon to you, sirs!
	12:05pm ricardo montalban: I'm commenting here as Ricardo, an amusing puppet painted on my fist, but DJing as Rich.
	12:06pm Brass Knuckles: pic of puppet, please.
	12:07pm duke: She sounds very excited by the Sears #9235.
	12:07pm Brass Knuckles: stupid woman. let me hold your hand through this explanation.
	12:08pm ricardo montalban: I love this woman's voice for some reason. I wonder if she was a prominent voice actress. She sounds so early 70s.
	12:08pm MrFab: So, Ricardo Montalban will NOT be dj-ing today? Ah darn, was hoping for some rich Corinthian vinyl! Hey, Rich! waves looking forward to you killing ugly radio this morn.
	12:09pm ricardo montalban: Hey! It's Mr. Fab!! It's rich corinthian vinyl today, much of it found in hillbilly thriftstores througout the NW
	12:10pm ricardo montalban: Here's the best sample from that Sears demo: goo.gl...
	12:11pm duke: It would have been better if the record he put on was the one we were already listening to. The Sears #9235 recursive stereo system.
	12:11pm listener james from westwood: jingles!
	12:12pm Carmichael: I now know how to operate my hi-fidelity stereo home entertainment system!
	12:13pm ricardo montalban: I found a pile of radio spots and demo packages in a coastal junk store. I can only assume some programming director kicked the proverbial bucket.
	12:13pm texas scott: give simulated woodgrain our regards
	12:14pm ricardo montalban: I once DJ'd as DJ Simulated Woodgrain Veneer
	12:15pm duke: Marlin is going to inject Jack with distemper and then give him the vaccine tonight on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom.
	12:15pm texas scott: that's dangerous!
	12:15pm Doug S.: Fine Corinthian leather radio!
	12:16pm Carmichael: "While Jim Fowler wrestles the deadly anaconda, I'll return to the studio for more film."
	12:16pm ricardo montalban: Mr. Fab is in the house. You should check out his amazing blog Music For Maniacs: musicformaniacs.blogspot.com
	12:17pm ricardo montalban: I like how Marlin says Rep-tulls.
	12:19pm ricardo montalban: here's a brief sample of Marlin for any DJs out there: goo.gl...
	12:20pm ricardo montalban: I was disappointed that marlin doesn't try to approximate the chattering sound himself
	12:21pm MrFab: Why thank you, sir! I hope everyone here knows about Ricardo's legendary KBOO podcast/programs like "Kill Ugly Radio." Unmissable. (is that a word?)
	12:21pm Brian in UK: Do not monkey with me, Marlin.
	12:22pm Arthur P.: Wait, you mean we're not going to hear about the vaccine?!?
	12:22pm ricardo montalban: Aw, shucks, thanks Senor Fab!
	12:23pm ricardo montalban: Arthur P: the flip was actually quite dull.
	12:24pm Brian in UK: Rich. Dull, explain this concept. If it's like any vet I know it will cost just to listen.
	12:24pm listener james from westwood: harvesting the vaccine from the snow leopards must have made for some fairly distempered felines.
	12:24pm Carmichael: Don, you RAWK!
	12:25pm ricardo montalban: yeah, I think he was a Magnavox organ salesman, demo guy here in Portland.
	12:28pm Carmichael: Debbie's no slouch, either.
	12:30pm ricardo montalban: She was apparently a whiz on some Yamaha keyboard, had something to do with the development or something.
	12:30pm BSI: I recommend avoiding whiz on yamaha keyboard.
	12:32pm ricardo montalban: I attended a Noise show where someone whizzed on a keyboard, but I don't know what make or model it was.
	12:35pm duke: Theme From The Exorcist. Nothing inspires pizza purchase like demonic possession.
	12:36pm Carmichael: Today's show description in a word: snappy!!
	12:36pm listener james from westwood: please tell me lenny carr is depicted wearing a wine-colored tux with lapels wide enough to be visible from space.
	12:36pm listener james from westwood: lol@ bsi!
	12:37pm ricardo montalban: Carmichael: Thank you! James: YES! How did you know?
	12:39pm ricardo montalban: His rendition of Go Away Little Girl is really creepy, too.
	12:39pm listener james from westwood: it's funny; i read an article a few years back about how clothing warehouses, vintage shops, etc. in vegas were seeing massive interest in those sorts of mid/late-70s cuts and colors of men's formal wear. like there was a run on that era. weird how things come back around again.
	12:40pm northguineahills: Digging the recs....
	12:40pm ndbob: hello everyone!
	12:41pm ndbob: Hi Rich!
	12:41pm ricardo montalban: Thanks northguineahills!
	12:41pm listener james from westwood: g'day ndbob & northguineahills!
	12:41pm ricardo montalban: Hi ndbob!
	12:44pm Carmichael: A legendary Sacramento pizza parlor was called Pizza 'n' Pipes. A guy sat up in an opera-style box and boogied on the pipe organ, with the various mechanical sound effects on the walls chiming in like magic. The pepperoni tasted so much better.
	12:46pm ricardo montalban: Ugh. Bit rusty with my home DJ setup.
	12:46pm northguineahills: Hello everyone. Been a little mum today, as caffeine seems to be ineffective. Time to go w/ maté
	12:47pm Carmichael: Speaking of creepy. These guys should be called the Rock Destroyers.
	12:48pm ricardo montalban: Carmichael: We had a place in Vancouver WA (just across the river from Portland OR) called Uncle Milt's with a giant Wurlitzer and they'd play silent movies. A guy would come out in a moth-eaten Pink Panther costume.
	12:49pm ☺☺☺☺: I'm trapped in my basement and it's 1976.
	12:49pm northguineahills: I have to see the Idlers rec cover.
	12:50pm northguineahills: I probably have a half dozen Wurlitzer LPs of various prominence, but these have been awesome.
	12:50pm ricardo montalban: The cover is painted in a Coast Guard scheme, red stripe. Just like a ship
	12:51pm ricardo montalban: Thanks, northguineahills!
	12:53pm ricardo montalban: Royal Master Recordings is bottom of the barrel in my book. They only have two singers, this guy and a woman and they recycle backing music on different songs.
	12:53pm duke: Is this the answer song to Where's the Beef?
	12:53pm northguineahills: I was curious as I have a friend who is a Cpt in the Coast Guard, and he would get a guffaw out of it.
	12:55pm ricardo montalban: duke: yes! I think you're onto something!
	12:56pm Brian in UK: Branding Iron Records. Christ.
	12:56pm Andy S.: This show certainly has been a unique listening experience -- one that I hope never to repeat in my lifetime!
	12:56pm northguineahills: I'm more familiar w/ answer songs in the dancehall genre, but this works well too.
	12:56pm ricardo montalban: Achtung: We're heading into wobbly Christian music territory
	12:58pm ricardo montalban: This guy reminds me of Calvin from The Beat Happening/K Records. Trippy cover art, too.
	12:58pm Brian in UK: Is there unwobbly Christian music? Christ.
	12:59pm Andy S.: Enough of talentless white people singing about their mythical god!
	12:59pm northguineahills: Yeah, this is bringing up awkward memories of my childhood. Bad Christian folk guitars. I prefer Jesus hippie rock.
	12:59pm Brian in UK: Hymns notwithstanding.
	1:01pm ricardo montalban: you just never know. Sometimes the cover is so great: big lacquered hairdoos and weird clothes, but the music can be so dull. I have tons of trippy Xtian covers with sometimes great music.
	1:01pm Andy S.: This track ("Just Believe") feels as long as "Stairway to Heaven." And at this point, I'd rather be listening to "Stairway to Heaven."
	1:02pm northguineahills: Please eliminate it!
	1:02pm duke: Now THIS is truly weird.
	1:03pm northguineahills: This is Kenny G territory.
	1:04pm Brass Knuckles: This track is killing it.
	1:04pm Brian in UK: Is this the Paxton from Skip & Flip
	1:06pm Brass Knuckles: Why is this man squeezing his nostrils as he speaks?
	1:06pm ricardo montalban: I am sure that this record was mastered at the wrong pitch. I thought it was just this segment, but later, when Pat speaks, he too sounds speeded up.
	1:06pm Brian in UK: Thought I recognised the name. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_S._Paxton
	1:07pm ☺☺☺☺: Kenny G or David Lynch.
	1:07pm ricardo montalban: Here's the whole segment with the pitch/speed corrected (by my ears anyway): goo.gl...
	1:07pm ndbob: yep - Gary Paxton has had quite a varied career to say the least
	1:08pm duke: @Brian Gary looks like those two women on the WFMU front page
	1:08pm ricardo montalban: yeah, Paxton was big producer dude. I think he also supposedly had an affair with Tammy Faye Baker.
	1:11pm MrFab: I learned long ago that you'll learn more about America spending time in thrift stores than in any history class.
	1:12pm Brian in UK: Makes the Monster Mash seem tame. Nice one, Duke!
	1:14pm ricardo montalban: yes, Fab. My wife and I have noticed tons more people at thrift stores lately.
	1:15pm Carmichael: Janet Baez? Ode to Termites?
	1:16pm northguineahills: I was thinking WFMU's Kenny G.
	1:17pm ricardo montalban: She was the right wing's attempt at making an Anti-Baez
	1:18pm ricardo montalban: Is it me, or does this sound like really early GG Allin, like GG and the Jabbers?
	1:23pm ricardo montalban: This is all little kids playing Marimba. On the back cover, they all have sombreros on.
	1:24pm ricardo montalban: The distortion is in the recording. Pretty badly done from the sound of it.
	1:26pm MrFab: Well, marimbas are a pretty 'buzzy' intrument. One of the things I like about 'em. This is beautful.
	1:26pm ndbob: Quite a set here... I've heard that Janet Greene LP.. and it's hard to escape finding Merrill Womach Lp's at thrift stores:)
	1:29pm ndbob: Gary Paxton was also in the Hollywood Argyles, and was involved in lots of interesting records - there's a good CD of Gary Paxton material
	1:36pm ricardo montalban: yeah, he's got quite a legacy. Lots of odious religious records, too. I'll bet Kim Fowley has some interesting stories about him.
	1:37pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: Hi there Rich Sounds like you enjoy your James Last lps
	1:38pm ndbob: Yep.. and I'd bet Gary has some interesting stories about Kim Fowley
	1:38pm ricardo montalban: Hey there, gratefulblac! Yes, that I do. That Paxton 7" would fit right in with Last's Giant Man song, wouldn't it?
	1:40pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: yes, always had a soft spot for his Beatles lp - Eleanor Rigby especially
	1:41pm ricardo montalban: have you seen the youtube clip of his band doing Hawkwinds Silver machine?
	1:41pm Carmichael: Here's a Wurlitzer link for y'all: http://www.theatreorgans.com/ca/tossd/tossd/organ.htm
	1:42pm ricardo montalban: The local (to Portland Or) references in this record are astounding, perhaps perplexing for those who didn't live here in the 80s.
	1:43pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: no way! sounds like that scene of a rock festival in Carry On Camping!
	1:43pm ricardo montalban: references to Bhagwan Shri Rajneesh (Osho) and the cult showdown.
	1:44pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: do you mean carry on up the Khazi!
	1:46pm ricardo montalban: Ironically, it's sunny and nearly 80 here today.
	1:48pm Brian in UK: Sanyasins to the right. Was it orange as the favourite colour?
	1:50pm ndbob: I'm pretty sure I had this record.. found at the Tacoma 45 show
	1:50pm ricardo montalban: yes. Red, actually. My cousin was actually in the cult for a spell.
	1:51pm ricardo montalban: yeah, that Harry Truman LP is pretty unavoidable is you live in the area. Maybe beyond.
	1:55pm ricardo montalban: This LP too. I remember seeing several boxes of sealed LPs in a Christian thrift store when I was a teenager.
	1:58pm ricardo montalban: The flipside to this John and Don Lampien record is great, but maybe too stupid for this show goo.gl... (not that that's been stopping me so far)
	2:11pm ndbob: I need to go.. excellent show Rich.. I'll catch the rest on the archive
	2:12pm listener james from westwood: was in the other room for a minute, and thought the soundtrack to "apocalypse now" had come on. now i hear it, far less ominous. see ya later ndbob!
	2:12pm ricardo montalban: See you, ndbob! Thanks for listening!
	2:14pm ricardo montalban: This Ernest Hood lp is pretty peculiar in a sentimental way. Not technically a thrift store record as the artist's son gave me a sealed copy, but it's local.
	2:15pm ricardo montalban: Ernie played on Flora Purim's Butterfly Dreams and Tales to Tell.
	2:24pm listener james from westwood: found sound! yes!
	2:25pm ricardo montalban: i bought this thinking it was on a CDR and they sent it on vinyl instead! Win!
	2:34pm Anchovy Paste: Feeding Tube records? Did you say Feeding Tube records?
	2:35pm ricardo montalban: I did indeed: www.feedingtuberecords.com
	2:44pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: - thought it was hurdy gurdy man - did Steve Hillage and butthole surfers ever do versions? eh red as opposed to blue - soccer fan reference rather indian cultism!
	2:45pm ricardo montalban: The BHS did. I'm not sure about Hillage, though.
	2:47pm Egg Man: Hey, that's me!
	2:47pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: some nice strings on this one!
	2:47pm ricardo montalban: Hey Egg Man!
	2:48pm ricardo montalban: yeah, there's another Tartaglia part coming up.
	2:49pm Doug S.: I have Louis Armstrong doing this one.
	2:49pm ricardo montalban: Oh, I'd love to hear that Doug!
	2:50pm BSI: The Bonzos doing "Give Booze a Chance" was a deep favorite. All that drunken slurring is classic...
	2:50pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: all I am saying is give peas a chance!
	2:51pm BSI: yeh, BHS did hurdygurdy... on one of those regrettable later albums...
	2:51pm ricardo montalban: Nice one, BSI!
	2:51pm ricardo montalban: Tartaglia does the strings on this Richard Christensen album, as well.
	2:53pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: BSI - think it was soon after Hairway to Steven lp - a career highpoint never again reached!
	2:54pm BSI: True enough, GfM(rs)uk: Hairway could never be topped.
	2:55pm ricardo montalban: I agree. Sometime after bailing on Alternative Tentacles and into their T/G era, they lost something. Too many drugs? Not enough of the right drugs?
	2:55pm duke: Thanks for a weird experience.
	2:56pm ricardo montalban: Their mid 80's shows were not to be believed, nor matched ever again. Amazing!
	2:56pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: read somewhere recently their drummer has done some solo project and got good reviews
	2:56pm ricardo montalban: Thank you, Duke! I hope you enjoyed it!
	2:58pm ricardo montalban: yeah. Daddy Longhead? Is that it?
	2:58pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: was there a picture of a hermaphrodite on the cover of one of thier live lps?
	2:58pm listener james from westwood: thanks mightily for the fine show, ricardo!
	2:59pm ricardo montalban: Thank you, James!
	3:00pm ricardo montalban: Let's see if I get cut off. I'm going over a bit. Whoops!
	3:01pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: with stuff like you played should be given all night!
	3:01pm northguineahills: Fun set, Rich!
	3:03pm ricardo montalban: Thanks, northguineahills! Thanks for listening!
	3:03pm Doug S.: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO...PROGRAMMING ALERT... Coming up tonight at 6pm (Eastern) I will be airing an hour of amazing South African soul. Immediately following will be Kaminsky Kamoutsky with Jesse, live from Boston (7-9pm, Eastern). Jesse's co-host/collaborator on the show today will be Angela Sawyer from Weirdo Records. More immediately, follow Rich's fill-in for Tony, on the 24-hour Drummer stream... Anthony Braxton La Lupe & Tito Puente Los Fantasmas Os Três Tons Verequete e Seu Conjunto Peter Bellamy Loretta Lynn Faron Young Sam Nichols Tommy Jim Beam Tommy & Cleve The Microns Unknown The Blenders T.K. Ramamoorthy Lucille Hegamin Cleo Brown and more and more and eternally more...
	3:03pm ricardo montalban: Thanks for listening everybody! Also thanks to Tony Coulter, who'll be back next week with a brand new show!
	3:04pm ricardo montalban: YAY! GTDSR!!!

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May 15, 2012: KBOO's Rich Lindsay Fills In

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
	a song
Rodney Friend	A Stereo Space Odyssey	A Stereo Space Odyssey	Gold Award
Music behind DJ: Radio Shack	2001 A Space Odyssey "2001 A Space Odyssey" by "Radio Shack"	A Sound Odyssey	Tandy Corp.			0:00:38 (Pop-up)
Sears Inc.	Stereo Component Music System	Demonstration Record - Sears #9235	Sears			0:04:20 (Pop-up)
William B. Tanner	Total Sound Demo	Tanner Total Sound Library				0:09:37 (Pop-up)
Marlin Perkins	Does The Abominable Snowman Really Exist?	The Cat's Meow (7")	Norden Labs			0:13:49 (Pop-up)
Don Simmons	Love Will Keep Us Together	Don Simmons Plays the Organ Grinder Wurlitzer Pipe Organ	Organ Grinder Pizza		Long defunct Portland OR chain of pizza places with Wurlitzer organs.	0:21:17 (Pop-up)
Debbie Culbertson	Feels So Good "Feels So Good" by "Debbie Culbertson"	Reflections	Self/Themeworks			0:26:05 (Pop-up)
Bob Snyder	Just The Way You Are "Just The Way You Are" by "Bob Snyder"	Plays Music Box Dancer	Self/A+R Record Manuf.			0:29:08 (Pop-up)
David Lee	Theme From The Exorcist	At The Organ Grinder	Organ Grinder Pizza			0:32:33 (Pop-up)
Lenny Carr	Tie A Yellow Ribbon "Tie A Yellow Ribbon" by "Lenny Carr"	Lenny Who?	Self/Sound Productions		From Cannon Beach OR. Has inevitable picture of a sunset at the beach on the cover	0:35:04 (Pop-up)
Organ Freakout!	Golden Gate Freakout	A Happening at the Mustang	Stereo Fidelity Records			0:38:49 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Janko Nilovic	Chorus For Leslie "Chorus For Leslie" by "Janko Nilovic"	Supra Pop Impressions	Montparnasse 2000			0:40:58 (Pop-up)
The Idlers	I Dig Rock And Roll Music	Good Times Are Not Over	United States Coast Guard Academy			0:45:25 (Pop-up)
Bruce Thwacker/Matt Vincent	The Boozer	Songs of Love, Songs of Life	Royal Master Recordings		Budget label Song Poem hell	0:48:39 (Pop-up)
Wayne Lovelady/Matt Vincent	Where's The Beef?	Songs of Love, Songs of Life	Royal Master Recordings			0:50:43 (Pop-up)
Richard Alva/Matt Vincent	Buxom Lady	Hit Songs of Tomorrow	Royal Master Recordings			0:52:18 (Pop-up)
Eschol Cosby	Sinner At The Bar "Sinner At The Bar" by "Eschol Cosby"	Branded For Christ	Branding Iron Records			0:54:41 (Pop-up)
Tom Speed	Just Believe "Just Believe" by "Tom Speed"	Just Believe	Rose City Sound			0:56:48 (Pop-up)
Gary S. Paxton	The Big A = The Big M	7"	PAX		On blood red vinyl!	1:01:14 (Pop-up)
Pat Boone/George Otis	Excerpt (If the hippies took over)	Solution To Crisis America	Bible Voice			1:04:08 (Pop-up)
Peter Boyle/Bobby Scott	Hey Joe "Hey Joe" by "Peter Boyle/Bobby Scott"	Joe Speaks	The Cannon Group			1:08:33 (Pop-up)
The Hagers	Motherhood, Apple Pie and the Flag	7"	Capitol		AKA The Hager Twins, as seen on Hee haw	1:11:13 (Pop-up)
Janet Greene	Termites "Termites" by "Janet Greene"	7"	Chantico			1:13:44 (Pop-up)
Bill Mason Band	(Ain't No God On The) Radio	No Sham!	KMR Records	1977	Greasy British Gospel Pub Rock	1:17:00 (Pop-up)
Merrill Womach	Dry Bones "Dry Bones" by "Merrill Womach"	Merrill Womach in Quartet	New Life Records		http://goo.gl/oOK1J	1:20:26 (Pop-up)
The Norton Family	Jesus Loves The Little Ones/Heaven Came Down	The Norton Family Plays Marimba Melodies	ARA Records			1:21:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Hugo Montenegro	Moog Power "Moog Power" by "Hugo Montenegro"	Moog Power	RCA			1:25:36 (Pop-up)
Sandra Brookover	Checklist at the Meat Counter	How To Buy Meat	USDA		LP of 30 sec and 60 sec radio spots	1:30:52 (Pop-up)
Hal Leonard	Walk Like an Egyptian	Marching Band '87`	HLP			1:31:58 (Pop-up)
Hal Leonard	Everybody Have Fun Tonight (Wang Chung)	Marching Band '87`	HLP			1:34:04 (Pop-up)
Pacific Northwest Bell	Holiday In Washington	A Holiday In Washington (7")	Pacific Northwest Bell			1:36:29 (Pop-up)
Bob Miller	Wake Up and Grin "Wake Up and Grin" by "Bob Miller"	I Love Living Here (7")	KEX Radio		Promo for Portland OR top 40 station's morning show, from the mid 80s. Local references abound.	1:40:59 (Pop-up)
Anonymous	Portland Rain "Portland Rain" by "Anonymous"	Portland Rain (7")	Anonymous Recordings			1:45:37 (Pop-up)
R.W. Stone	Harry Truman "Harry Truman" by "R.W. Stone"	Harry Truman (7")	kastle			1:48:39 (Pop-up)
B.J. Trampas	My Woman, My Mountain	The Musical Legend of Harry Truman	Double Rainbow			1:50:26 (Pop-up)
"Trooper" Dick Curtis	Well, Now...	Well, Now...	Self/Dick Curtis Productions		Cash-in on stupid local brewery commercial.	1:53:29 (Pop-up)
Don & John Lampien	I Won't Say I Love You	7"	Lavender		Wobbly little self-produced 7" from Seaside Oregon	1:56:45 (Pop-up)
The Raving Maniac	Rock and Roll Man	7"	Cricket Records			1:58:38 (Pop-up)
Sandra Brookover	How To Buy Lamb "How To Buy Lamb" by "Sandra Brookover"	How To Buy Meat	USDA			2:00:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Paris Studio Group	Accroche Toi, Caroline	Sound Gallery vol.2	EMI			2:01:54 (Pop-up)
Ernest Hood	Saturday Morning Doze	Neighborhoods	Thistlefield Records	1975		2:05:42 (Pop-up)
Ernest Hood	At The Store "At The Store" by "Ernest Hood"	Neighborhoods	Thistlefield Records	1975		2:10:43 (Pop-up)
Johnny Gunn	Imagine "Imagine" by "Johnny Gunn"	Introspection IV	Warner Bros.			2:19:35 (Pop-up)
Unknown children	The Weenie Man "The Weenie Man" by "Unknown children"	The Weenie Man	Feeding Tube Records		Compilation of found children's cassette recordings	2:22:16 (Pop-up)
Buzz Clifford	Baby Sittin' Boogie	7"	Eric Records			2:25:24 (Pop-up)
Double Take	Funky Baby (Radio Edit)	Funky Baby 12"	TSR Records			2:27:00 (Pop-up)
Dr. Hajime Murooka	Sound of the Main Artery of the Mother	Lullaby From the Womb	Capitol Records		Sticker sez: "Newsweek Reports:When Dr. Murooka played the amplified sounds to screaming infants, almost every one stopped crying..."	2:31:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: F.A. Bartlett W60WP	Life Story of Nikola Tesla In Morse Code	Radio Code By Word Method II	Epsilon Records		Played with the Womb Record	2:32:21 (Pop-up)
Ruggero Cini	Babilonia "Babilonia" by "Ruggero Cini"	Jacopone	RCA Italiana			2:34:23 (Pop-up)
Gil Trythall	Nashville Moog "Nashville Moog" by "Gil Trythall"	Nashville Gold	Athena			2:36:26 (Pop-up)
The 18th Century Concepts	Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby?	In the 20th Century Bag	Sidewalk			2:39:07 (Pop-up)
Helmut Zacharias	Hurdy Gurdy Man "Hurdy Gurdy Man" by "Helmut Zacharias"	7"	Capitol Records			2:42:16 (Pop-up)
John Andrew Tartaglia	I Am The Walrus	Tartaglia Theorum	Capitol Records			2:44:23 (Pop-up)
James Last	Give Peace a Chance "Give Peace a Chance" by "James Last"	El Condor Pasa	Polydor			2:48:07 (Pop-up)
Richard Christensen	Kingdom of Doom Collage	Muve	Capitol Records	1968		2:51:04 (Pop-up)
Realistic Co.	Aquarius/Walk On By	Big Band Moog	Ampex Records			2:54:12 (Pop-up)
Disco Circus	In A Gadda Da Vida "In A Gadda Da Vida" by "Disco Circus"	Disco Circus	Lollipop Records			2:57:46 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:45am Carmichael: Good morning, Rich. Waiting here in Sacramento for your show to begin.
	11:52am ricardo montalban: hello, everybodys!
	11:53am ricardo montalban: hey, Carmichael!
	11:55am listener james from westwood: good tuesday all, and welcome, rich!
	11:55am ricardo montalban: Hi James! Thank you!
	11:57am Alf from Upstate: Welcome back, Rich!
	11:58am ricardo montalban: Thanks, Alf!
	11:59am Carmichael: Hola, Ricardo!
	12:01pm ricardo montalban: Hola to you, Carmichael!
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: aha, rich = ricardo! i don't think i knew you were one and the same. i am notoriously slow on the uptake. bring on the moldy old rekkids!
	12:02pm Brian in UK: Afternoon Rich & gents.
	12:02pm texas scott: hey Rich. glad to see you here!
	12:03pm ricardo montalban: Hey, Texas Scott, Brian! Good afternoon to you, sirs!
	12:05pm ricardo montalban: I'm commenting here as Ricardo, an amusing puppet painted on my fist, but DJing as Rich.
	12:06pm Brass Knuckles: pic of puppet, please.
	12:07pm duke: She sounds very excited by the Sears #9235.
	12:07pm Brass Knuckles: stupid woman. let me hold your hand through this explanation.
	12:08pm ricardo montalban: I love this woman's voice for some reason. I wonder if she was a prominent voice actress. She sounds so early 70s.
	12:08pm MrFab: So, Ricardo Montalban will NOT be dj-ing today? Ah darn, was hoping for some rich Corinthian vinyl! Hey, Rich! waves looking forward to you killing ugly radio this morn.
	12:09pm ricardo montalban: Hey! It's Mr. Fab!! It's rich corinthian vinyl today, much of it found in hillbilly thriftstores througout the NW
	12:10pm ricardo montalban: Here's the best sample from that Sears demo: goo.gl...
	12:11pm duke: It would have been better if the record he put on was the one we were already listening to. The Sears #9235 recursive stereo system.
	12:11pm listener james from westwood: jingles!
	12:12pm Carmichael: I now know how to operate my hi-fidelity stereo home entertainment system!
	12:13pm ricardo montalban: I found a pile of radio spots and demo packages in a coastal junk store. I can only assume some programming director kicked the proverbial bucket.
	12:13pm texas scott: give simulated woodgrain our regards
	12:14pm ricardo montalban: I once DJ'd as DJ Simulated Woodgrain Veneer
	12:15pm duke: Marlin is going to inject Jack with distemper and then give him the vaccine tonight on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom.
	12:15pm texas scott: that's dangerous!
	12:15pm Doug S.: Fine Corinthian leather radio!
	12:16pm Carmichael: "While Jim Fowler wrestles the deadly anaconda, I'll return to the studio for more film."
	12:16pm ricardo montalban: Mr. Fab is in the house. You should check out his amazing blog Music For Maniacs: musicformaniacs.blogspot.com
	12:17pm ricardo montalban: I like how Marlin says Rep-tulls.
	12:19pm ricardo montalban: here's a brief sample of Marlin for any DJs out there: goo.gl...
	12:20pm ricardo montalban: I was disappointed that marlin doesn't try to approximate the chattering sound himself
	12:21pm MrFab: Why thank you, sir! I hope everyone here knows about Ricardo's legendary KBOO podcast/programs like "Kill Ugly Radio." Unmissable. (is that a word?)
	12:21pm Brian in UK: Do not monkey with me, Marlin.
	12:22pm Arthur P.: Wait, you mean we're not going to hear about the vaccine?!?
	12:22pm ricardo montalban: Aw, shucks, thanks Senor Fab!
	12:23pm ricardo montalban: Arthur P: the flip was actually quite dull.
	12:24pm Brian in UK: Rich. Dull, explain this concept. If it's like any vet I know it will cost just to listen.
	12:24pm listener james from westwood: harvesting the vaccine from the snow leopards must have made for some fairly distempered felines.
	12:24pm Carmichael: Don, you RAWK!
	12:25pm ricardo montalban: yeah, I think he was a Magnavox organ salesman, demo guy here in Portland.
	12:28pm Carmichael: Debbie's no slouch, either.
	12:30pm ricardo montalban: She was apparently a whiz on some Yamaha keyboard, had something to do with the development or something.
	12:30pm BSI: I recommend avoiding whiz on yamaha keyboard.
	12:32pm ricardo montalban: I attended a Noise show where someone whizzed on a keyboard, but I don't know what make or model it was.
	12:35pm duke: Theme From The Exorcist. Nothing inspires pizza purchase like demonic possession.
	12:36pm Carmichael: Today's show description in a word: snappy!!
	12:36pm listener james from westwood: please tell me lenny carr is depicted wearing a wine-colored tux with lapels wide enough to be visible from space.
	12:36pm listener james from westwood: lol@ bsi!
	12:37pm ricardo montalban: Carmichael: Thank you! James: YES! How did you know?
	12:39pm ricardo montalban: His rendition of Go Away Little Girl is really creepy, too.
	12:39pm listener james from westwood: it's funny; i read an article a few years back about how clothing warehouses, vintage shops, etc. in vegas were seeing massive interest in those sorts of mid/late-70s cuts and colors of men's formal wear. like there was a run on that era. weird how things come back around again.
	12:40pm northguineahills: Digging the recs....
	12:40pm ndbob: hello everyone!
	12:41pm ndbob: Hi Rich!
	12:41pm ricardo montalban: Thanks northguineahills!
	12:41pm listener james from westwood: g'day ndbob & northguineahills!
	12:41pm ricardo montalban: Hi ndbob!
	12:44pm Carmichael: A legendary Sacramento pizza parlor was called Pizza 'n' Pipes. A guy sat up in an opera-style box and boogied on the pipe organ, with the various mechanical sound effects on the walls chiming in like magic. The pepperoni tasted so much better.
	12:46pm ricardo montalban: Ugh. Bit rusty with my home DJ setup.
	12:46pm northguineahills: Hello everyone. Been a little mum today, as caffeine seems to be ineffective. Time to go w/ maté
	12:47pm Carmichael: Speaking of creepy. These guys should be called the Rock Destroyers.
	12:48pm ricardo montalban: Carmichael: We had a place in Vancouver WA (just across the river from Portland OR) called Uncle Milt's with a giant Wurlitzer and they'd play silent movies. A guy would come out in a moth-eaten Pink Panther costume.
	12:49pm ☺☺☺☺: I'm trapped in my basement and it's 1976.
	12:49pm northguineahills: I have to see the Idlers rec cover.
	12:50pm northguineahills: I probably have a half dozen Wurlitzer LPs of various prominence, but these have been awesome.
	12:50pm ricardo montalban: The cover is painted in a Coast Guard scheme, red stripe. Just like a ship
	12:51pm ricardo montalban: Thanks, northguineahills!
	12:53pm ricardo montalban: Royal Master Recordings is bottom of the barrel in my book. They only have two singers, this guy and a woman and they recycle backing music on different songs.
	12:53pm duke: Is this the answer song to Where's the Beef?
	12:53pm northguineahills: I was curious as I have a friend who is a Cpt in the Coast Guard, and he would get a guffaw out of it.
	12:55pm ricardo montalban: duke: yes! I think you're onto something!
	12:56pm Brian in UK: Branding Iron Records. Christ.
	12:56pm Andy S.: This show certainly has been a unique listening experience -- one that I hope never to repeat in my lifetime!
	12:56pm northguineahills: I'm more familiar w/ answer songs in the dancehall genre, but this works well too.
	12:56pm ricardo montalban: Achtung: We're heading into wobbly Christian music territory
	12:58pm ricardo montalban: This guy reminds me of Calvin from The Beat Happening/K Records. Trippy cover art, too.
	12:58pm Brian in UK: Is there unwobbly Christian music? Christ.
	12:59pm Andy S.: Enough of talentless white people singing about their mythical god!
	12:59pm northguineahills: Yeah, this is bringing up awkward memories of my childhood. Bad Christian folk guitars. I prefer Jesus hippie rock.
	12:59pm Brian in UK: Hymns notwithstanding.
	1:01pm ricardo montalban: you just never know. Sometimes the cover is so great: big lacquered hairdoos and weird clothes, but the music can be so dull. I have tons of trippy Xtian covers with sometimes great music.
	1:01pm Andy S.: This track ("Just Believe") feels as long as "Stairway to Heaven." And at this point, I'd rather be listening to "Stairway to Heaven."
	1:02pm northguineahills: Please eliminate it!
	1:02pm duke: Now THIS is truly weird.
	1:03pm northguineahills: This is Kenny G territory.
	1:04pm Brass Knuckles: This track is killing it.
	1:04pm Brian in UK: Is this the Paxton from Skip & Flip
	1:06pm Brass Knuckles: Why is this man squeezing his nostrils as he speaks?
	1:06pm ricardo montalban: I am sure that this record was mastered at the wrong pitch. I thought it was just this segment, but later, when Pat speaks, he too sounds speeded up.
	1:06pm Brian in UK: Thought I recognised the name. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_S._Paxton
	1:07pm ☺☺☺☺: Kenny G or David Lynch.
	1:07pm ricardo montalban: Here's the whole segment with the pitch/speed corrected (by my ears anyway): goo.gl...
	1:07pm ndbob: yep - Gary Paxton has had quite a varied career to say the least
	1:08pm duke: @Brian Gary looks like those two women on the WFMU front page
	1:08pm ricardo montalban: yeah, Paxton was big producer dude. I think he also supposedly had an affair with Tammy Faye Baker.
	1:11pm MrFab: I learned long ago that you'll learn more about America spending time in thrift stores than in any history class.
	1:12pm Brian in UK: Makes the Monster Mash seem tame. Nice one, Duke!
	1:14pm ricardo montalban: yes, Fab. My wife and I have noticed tons more people at thrift stores lately.
	1:15pm Carmichael: Janet Baez? Ode to Termites?
	1:16pm northguineahills: I was thinking WFMU's Kenny G.
	1:17pm ricardo montalban: She was the right wing's attempt at making an Anti-Baez
	1:18pm ricardo montalban: Is it me, or does this sound like really early GG Allin, like GG and the Jabbers?
	1:23pm ricardo montalban: This is all little kids playing Marimba. On the back cover, they all have sombreros on.
	1:24pm ricardo montalban: The distortion is in the recording. Pretty badly done from the sound of it.
	1:26pm MrFab: Well, marimbas are a pretty 'buzzy' intrument. One of the things I like about 'em. This is beautful.
	1:26pm ndbob: Quite a set here... I've heard that Janet Greene LP.. and it's hard to escape finding Merrill Womach Lp's at thrift stores:)
	1:29pm ndbob: Gary Paxton was also in the Hollywood Argyles, and was involved in lots of interesting records - there's a good CD of Gary Paxton material
	1:36pm ricardo montalban: yeah, he's got quite a legacy. Lots of odious religious records, too. I'll bet Kim Fowley has some interesting stories about him.
	1:37pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: Hi there Rich Sounds like you enjoy your James Last lps
	1:38pm ndbob: Yep.. and I'd bet Gary has some interesting stories about Kim Fowley
	1:38pm ricardo montalban: Hey there, gratefulblac! Yes, that I do. That Paxton 7" would fit right in with Last's Giant Man song, wouldn't it?
	1:40pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: yes, always had a soft spot for his Beatles lp - Eleanor Rigby especially
	1:41pm ricardo montalban: have you seen the youtube clip of his band doing Hawkwinds Silver machine?
	1:41pm Carmichael: Here's a Wurlitzer link for y'all: http://www.theatreorgans.com/ca/tossd/tossd/organ.htm
	1:42pm ricardo montalban: The local (to Portland Or) references in this record are astounding, perhaps perplexing for those who didn't live here in the 80s.
	1:43pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: no way! sounds like that scene of a rock festival in Carry On Camping!
	1:43pm ricardo montalban: references to Bhagwan Shri Rajneesh (Osho) and the cult showdown.
	1:44pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: do you mean carry on up the Khazi!
	1:46pm ricardo montalban: Ironically, it's sunny and nearly 80 here today.
	1:48pm Brian in UK: Sanyasins to the right. Was it orange as the favourite colour?
	1:50pm ndbob: I'm pretty sure I had this record.. found at the Tacoma 45 show
	1:50pm ricardo montalban: yes. Red, actually. My cousin was actually in the cult for a spell.
	1:51pm ricardo montalban: yeah, that Harry Truman LP is pretty unavoidable is you live in the area. Maybe beyond.
	1:55pm ricardo montalban: This LP too. I remember seeing several boxes of sealed LPs in a Christian thrift store when I was a teenager.
	1:58pm ricardo montalban: The flipside to this John and Don Lampien record is great, but maybe too stupid for this show goo.gl... (not that that's been stopping me so far)
	2:11pm ndbob: I need to go.. excellent show Rich.. I'll catch the rest on the archive
	2:12pm listener james from westwood: was in the other room for a minute, and thought the soundtrack to "apocalypse now" had come on. now i hear it, far less ominous. see ya later ndbob!
	2:12pm ricardo montalban: See you, ndbob! Thanks for listening!
	2:14pm ricardo montalban: This Ernest Hood lp is pretty peculiar in a sentimental way. Not technically a thrift store record as the artist's son gave me a sealed copy, but it's local.
	2:15pm ricardo montalban: Ernie played on Flora Purim's Butterfly Dreams and Tales to Tell.
	2:24pm listener james from westwood: found sound! yes!
	2:25pm ricardo montalban: i bought this thinking it was on a CDR and they sent it on vinyl instead! Win!
	2:34pm Anchovy Paste: Feeding Tube records? Did you say Feeding Tube records?
	2:35pm ricardo montalban: I did indeed: www.feedingtuberecords.com
	2:44pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: - thought it was hurdy gurdy man - did Steve Hillage and butthole surfers ever do versions? eh red as opposed to blue - soccer fan reference rather indian cultism!
	2:45pm ricardo montalban: The BHS did. I'm not sure about Hillage, though.
	2:47pm Egg Man: Hey, that's me!
	2:47pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: some nice strings on this one!
	2:47pm ricardo montalban: Hey Egg Man!
	2:48pm ricardo montalban: yeah, there's another Tartaglia part coming up.
	2:49pm Doug S.: I have Louis Armstrong doing this one.
	2:49pm ricardo montalban: Oh, I'd love to hear that Doug!
	2:50pm BSI: The Bonzos doing "Give Booze a Chance" was a deep favorite. All that drunken slurring is classic...
	2:50pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: all I am saying is give peas a chance!
	2:51pm BSI: yeh, BHS did hurdygurdy... on one of those regrettable later albums...
	2:51pm ricardo montalban: Nice one, BSI!
	2:51pm ricardo montalban: Tartaglia does the strings on this Richard Christensen album, as well.
	2:53pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: BSI - think it was soon after Hairway to Steven lp - a career highpoint never again reached!
	2:54pm BSI: True enough, GfM(rs)uk: Hairway could never be topped.
	2:55pm ricardo montalban: I agree. Sometime after bailing on Alternative Tentacles and into their T/G era, they lost something. Too many drugs? Not enough of the right drugs?
	2:55pm duke: Thanks for a weird experience.
	2:56pm ricardo montalban: Their mid 80's shows were not to be believed, nor matched ever again. Amazing!
	2:56pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: read somewhere recently their drummer has done some solo project and got good reviews
	2:56pm ricardo montalban: Thank you, Duke! I hope you enjoyed it!
	2:58pm ricardo montalban: yeah. Daddy Longhead? Is that it?
	2:58pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: was there a picture of a hermaphrodite on the cover of one of thier live lps?
	2:58pm listener james from westwood: thanks mightily for the fine show, ricardo!
	2:59pm ricardo montalban: Thank you, James!
	3:00pm ricardo montalban: Let's see if I get cut off. I'm going over a bit. Whoops!
	3:01pm gratefulblac from Manchester (red side) uk: with stuff like you played should be given all night!
	3:01pm northguineahills: Fun set, Rich!
	3:03pm ricardo montalban: Thanks, northguineahills! Thanks for listening!
	3:03pm Doug S.: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO...PROGRAMMING ALERT... Coming up tonight at 6pm (Eastern) I will be airing an hour of amazing South African soul. Immediately following will be Kaminsky Kamoutsky with Jesse, live from Boston (7-9pm, Eastern). Jesse's co-host/collaborator on the show today will be Angela Sawyer from Weirdo Records. More immediately, follow Rich's fill-in for Tony, on the 24-hour Drummer stream... Anthony Braxton La Lupe & Tito Puente Los Fantasmas Os Três Tons Verequete e Seu Conjunto Peter Bellamy Loretta Lynn Faron Young Sam Nichols Tommy Jim Beam Tommy & Cleve The Microns Unknown The Blenders T.K. Ramamoorthy Lucille Hegamin Cleo Brown and more and more and eternally more...
	3:03pm ricardo montalban: Thanks for listening everybody! Also thanks to Tony Coulter, who'll be back next week with a brand new show!
	3:04pm ricardo montalban: YAY! GTDSR!!!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from May 15, 2012

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