WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from July 15, 2012

Listener comments!
	12:06am 12539: There should be a webstream dedicated to the yip yip aliens reacting to every piece played on wfmu.
	12:11am Joe McG: Yip Yip Webstream sounds like a good idea to me!
	12:14am (sleepy) Looms: Hi & bye, Joe! I'll catch the archive as usual.
	12:15am Joe McG: Good night, Sleepy Looms! Dream of Brazil.
	12:18am Chop Scott: JOE! Getting my nest back in order, as ever--thanks for the company...
	12:19am Minnesota Jeff: Good evening, Joe!
	12:20am david: Well this is a veritable feijoada
	12:21am Joe McG: Hey Chop Scott--feather that nest! Hey, Minnesota! Hey david!
	12:27am Matt from Springfield: Wonderful Brazilian retrospective in this set! Hope someone from Brazil is listening and digging this! Hello Joe!
	12:31am Joe McG: Hey, Matt! What's up in Rio de Jan--I mean, Springfield?
	12:32am Sara: beautiful
	12:33am Matt from Springfield: Rio de Potomac is loving the new Astrud Gilberto! She's still got it!
	12:37am Mara: I love, love, love this show! Thanks Joe!!!!
	12:39am Matt from Springfield: Wow, Secos e Molhados had good music, and it seems they did wear very Kiss like makeup back then!
	12:41am Joe McG: Hi, Sara! Hi, Mara! Hey Matt--can you post a nice link to a picture? I'm so la-zeeee....
	12:44am Matt from Springfield: There's a few, I'll look for the most Kiss like one...
	12:44am Minnesota Jeff: This ain't too bad!
	12:46am b: Ugh. I tune in because I'm being annoyed by an awful old Kiss song I can't get off my mind and what are these guys chatting about? ARGH.
	12:46am Joe McG: Hey, b: Dying to know what song you're thinking of.
	12:47am b: Die.
	12:47am b: Just kidding. Calling Dr. Love. Hate it.
	12:48am Joe McG: Oof. I thought it might be "I Was Made for Loving You."
	12:48am Matt from Springfield: The most obvious one! http://www.mp3mixx.com/artists/view/secos_e_molhados-366678 And some variations on that theme... http://problemaseus.blogspot.com/2011/06/o-canto-que-encanta-xvi-secos-e.html Love the platter photo!
	12:49am b: That's even worse.
	12:51am Joe McG: Thanks, Matt, great photos. @b: I played "Do You Love Me" last week--true!
	12:52am b: I don't hate all KISS. Just most of it.
	12:52am Minnesota Jeff: Dang, this song is damn good! (Jim Ford)
	12:53am Minnesota Jeff: What was the opening line, "Baby if the cake ain't missing, why are you covered in icing?" ?
	12:53am b: Oh my, P.J. Proby. KISS killer. Yay!
	12:55am Joe McG: @MJeff: Yeah, it's a beaut of a lyric. Sure beats that "cake in the rain" shit!
	12:55am Matt from Springfield: Oh, you know Kiss ain't got nuthin' on P.J. Proby!!
	12:56am b: P.J. could SANG, now.
	12:57am Joe McG: That thing he did with Led Zeppelin was pretty cute, too.
	12:58am Matt from Springfield: Pretty tune from Carol Kleyn! 1980? This could easily have been 10 years before then!
	1:00am Joe McG: @Matt: Yeah, she looks like it, too, on the album art! Serious flower child ca. 1970.
	1:02am b: I've been spending too much time on Facebook. I just tried to "like" Matt's comment about Carol Kleyn.
	1:04am Matt from Springfield: Decompress here, b! Someone once mentioned there should be a way to "like" our comments. The only way now is to make another comment, Re: to what it is, put a colon: and say "LIKE!"
	1:06am Minnesota Jeff: You are killing it tonight, Joe!
	1:06am Joe McG: And I thought it was already dead!
	1:07am Matt from Springfield: Lush sounds from Bermuda Triangle. @MN Jeff: The first set alone killed it--every song after has just been gravy! Gooey, oozing gobs of overflowing musical gravy...
	1:07am b: Impressive version of Dream On! Always nice to hear someone do a classic well enough to not make me want to hear the original. Today I was listening to Gary Lewis & the Playboys' final LP and it was full of the opposite; yuck.
	1:08am Freedom Rock: Hey WFMU provides my Burnout Anthems!
	1:09am Chop Scott: JOE- I deeply thank you...
	1:10am Joe McG: @b: I've always wondered if there's a great Gary Lewis album I've somehow overlooked. Is there? @Chop Scott: You understand!
	1:10am Minnesota Jeff: My fingers are crossed that we are heading into a 70's Rock Block.
	1:12am b: Unfortunately this was the first one I've ever heard all the way through, and they were burning out. Limp versions of Rhythm of the Rain, Turn-Down Day, Turn Around Look at Me, C.C. Rider, I Think We're Alone Now.....not a bad version of Everyday I Have to Cry Some, but that's probably just by comparison to the others I named.
	1:13am b: YES! YES! HOOK ME!
	1:14am Minnesota Jeff: Fingers uncrossed.
	1:15am Joe McG: Sorry, Jeff!
	1:17am Minnesota Jeff: No problem. But seriously, no one digs out the lost rock gems like you and EFD. So many killer-cuts have blown my brains out for the first time listening to your show.
	1:18am Joe McG: @MJ: Thanks, man! Here's some weird obscure rock music for you...
	1:20am b: Obscure old rock albums are my business. Why haven't I heard of Fear Itself? GREAT stuff, thanks, and I even get the John Lee Hooker connection thanks to allmusic.com.
	1:22am Matt from Springfield: Not to mention, obscure old girl groups! The Skeptics!
	1:24am b: Fear Itself was on DOT?! Since when did Dot release ANYthing like that! Wow.
	1:25am Matt from Springfield: Not to mention, The Jelly Beans!!! Go Ellie Greenwich and Jeff Barry!
	1:26am Julie: yayyyy Joe time
	1:30am Matt from Springfield: @Julie: Turn on McGasko and get a cup of coffee--It's Joe Time!
	1:31am b: I thought snarky. Restrained it. You're welcome.
	1:32am Matt from Springfield: @Joe: We could easily think of snarky comments about that song title, but it's Kiki Dee--why mess with something great!
	1:38am Joe McG: @Matt: I wouldn't mind messing with Kiki Dee, yuk yuk!
	1:39am b: WOW! Gypsy Queen, fun choice.
	1:39am b: Did you know Don Robertson, the happy whistler, also wrote Lorne Greene's hit "Ringo"?
	1:39am Matt from Springfield: Oh, that song was the original Surface Noise theme! (I keep forgetting just what that song was, hopefully I'll remember in a WFMU Trivia contest...)
	1:40am Matt from Springfield: @Joe: Keep on doin' "the Mess-Around"...
	1:41am Matt from Springfield: 1966! That's like a Santana predecessor!
	1:42am Joe McG: @Matt: Yeah, Carlos totally copped that lick.
	1:44am Matt from Springfield: If only Carlos and Gabor had gotten into a competition, each trying to top the others "Latin riffs"...that would create exponential progress in the Latin riff area! Clearly this song was written before Betty's experience with the Clean Up Woman... :)
	1:44am Matt from Springfield: Oooh, funky clavinet and wah guitar!
	1:45am b: Clavinet. One of the greatest instruments ever invented.
	1:47am b: Groovy record. Obviously "The Man" kept this one down. Bummer.
	1:53am Joe McG: Can't keep Love down! Always comes back.
	1:55am Matt from Springfield: Cherie Currie tribute methinks!
	1:55am Joe McG: @Matt: Intriguing idea! Not very flattering song if so.
	1:58am Matt from Springfield: That "Cherie" was the first thing I thought of seeing that title. Excellent New Wave song. The Cuff Links! If it features "Joey Cord", it's probably a studio ensemble.
	2:00am b: An excellent edition of the Single File, if I do say so myself. And I just did.
	2:04am b: C'mon guys, you DO know, of course, that the Santana track is credited as a medley; Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen, written by Peter Green/Gabor Szabo. I'm sure Mr. Szabo appreciated the royalties, too.
	2:04am Matt from Springfield: Yes b! An excellent edition, of an already excellent concept. Ah, "The Fishing Hole" is Andy Griffith's theme, "The Happy Whistler" is that original one.
	2:07am Matt from Springfield: Good think there's a record geek in the house! " "Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen" Peter Green/Gábor Szabó 5:22" Thanks b! The introduction of the song, which was adapted from Szabo's "Gypsy Queen", consists of simple hammer-ons, pull-offs and slides on the guitar and bass, before moving into the introductory guitar solo of "Black Magic Woman."
	2:08am Matt from Springfield: I knew Peter Green wrote and performed "Black Magic Woman", I thought Carlos had improved an extended ending himself. But, I'll admit it was very creative of Carlos to make a medley out of those two songs.
	2:08am b: Mayberry. Not a place, a state of mind. I pretend I live there. That gets me in trouble sometimes.
	2:10am Joe McG: That's great that Santana cited it! I had no idea. Thought it was a Page/Jack Holmes type thing.
	2:10am b: Thanks Joe McG! You can play anything by Al Green or anything that glorifies Jesus anytime. Fitting, too, I have to call it a night; my duty to open up the church building in the morning and get communion ready. G'nite.
	2:12am Matt from Springfield: Praise the Lord and rest up, b! Thanks for stoppin' by!
	2:13am Joe McG: @b: Say a little prayer for me!
	2:14am tomB: Who's that voice at the front of the mike? Joe were you doing a Nazario Scenario?
	2:16am Joe McG: No no no, tomB! Al has a backup vocalist shadowing him. It's not really mixed well since it's dubbed from TV. I WAS singing in the studio, though!
	2:18am Matt from Springfield: First time hearing Carl Weathers!
	2:19am Joe McG: @Matt: You heard him in all those "Rocky" movies!
	2:22am Brian in UK: Mornin' Joe & common 'taters. I was digging my potatoes up yesterday in ther rain ofcourse.
	2:23am Matt from Springfield: @Joe: Ah, as an actor Carl's been in a lot! A former college and NFL player as well!
	2:23am Joe McG: @Brian: How have you been doing? I'm glad to hear that!
	2:27am Matt from Springfield: Hi Brian! How many potatoes have you harvested? The Numero Group!
	2:27am some other guy: I love this song.
	2:29am Brian in UK: Hi Matt. Just the early crop. Got to dig them up as it is so wet they might start to rot in the ground. Great set, Joe suits the early mornin' you have brought out the sun over here.
	2:34am Matt from Springfield: All right, Best of The Undisputed Truth! Smiling Faces Sometimes, their other songs the rest of the time!! Good luck on the rest of your taters Brian!
	2:37am Brian in UK: For want of repeating myself must tell you what happening week afore last. My wife and three daughters took me off on a suprise trip to celebrate my impending 60th tomorrow. It was not 'til I was on the 'plane that I realised it was going to Prague. Brilliant surprise. Four days there.
	2:38am Joe McG: @Brian: How excellent! Our own Kurt G. just returned from Praha with love in his eyes. I want to go there!
	2:39am Matt from Springfield: Surprise birthday trip! That's so awesome! Lovely way to bring in number 60--our congrats go out to you as well!
	2:41am some other guy: I know requests aren't really a thing, but green grow the lilacs by joe harnell fits.
	2:43am Joe McG: Good request, SOG--if I weren't heading for the exit in 15, I'd go dig!
	2:44am Brian in UK: I am still in shock. Great value, the original Pilsner, they love pork there in all forms. Beautiful buildings. Sunshine. Great tram system.
	2:49am Brian in UK: Thanks for the word on Kurt G. I will check him out. Looks like he brought some music back. Time was too tight for anything but sightseeing.
	2:50am Joe McG: @Brian: Yes, he played some great tracks on his show last week!
	2:53am Joe McG: Thanks all for listening, had a great time as always. Stay tuned for Mike, he's great!
	2:55am Brian in UK: These strings arrangements sound very familiar.
	2:56am Joe McG: Kinda "Ain't No Sunshine"-y to me.
	2:56am Matt from Springfield: MVL is great! Thanks for the fantastic blocks of soul and Brazilian and singles! See you next week!
	2:56am Brian in UK: Thanks Joe, see you Matt.

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from July 15, 2012

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A pennant-winning battery of songland. Ongoing feature: Single File, a half-hour of randomly selected small records with big holes.

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Mon. Jan 27th, 9am - Noon: Surface Noise (Almost) Live from Lincoln Center with Special Guest Don Fleming (More info...)
On January 13th, Surface Noise was poised to do a special live remote broadcast from Lincoln Center's Library of the Performing Arts with special guest Don Fleming . Unfortunately, technical problems prevented the show from being broadcast. While still at the library, surrounded by the music they had selected from the library's collection, Joe and Don decided to do the show anyway. The show that they recorded will be broadcast in full on today's Surface Noise.

July 15, 2012: Fingers in the Cake

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Luiz Eça & Astor Silva e Seu Conjunto	Homen da Sucursal/Barravento	Luiz Eça Y La Familia Sagrada	VampiSoul	2006	CD	From 1970 or so		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Antonio Adolfo e a Brazuca	Que Se Dane	Antonio Adolfo e a Brazuca	Odeon	1971	MP3			0:09:04 (Pop-up)
Novos Baianos	O Samba da minha Terra	F.C.	Warner Archives	2009	CD	From 1973		0:13:11 (Pop-up)
Quarteto em Cy	Cavalo-ferro "Cavalo-ferro" by "Quarteto em Cy"	Quarteto em Cy	EMI Brasil	2003	LP	From 1972		0:15:55 (Pop-up)
Nelson Angelo e Joyce	Tiro Cruzado	Nelson Angelo e Joyce	Odeon	2002	CD	From 1972		0:18:36 (Pop-up)
Secos e Molhados	Flores Astrais "Flores Astrais" by "Secos e Molhados"	Serie Dois Momentos	WEA/Warner Brothers	2007	CD	From second LP, 1974		0:20:56 (Pop-up)
Curumin	Passarinho "Passarinho" by "Curumin"	Arrocha	Six Degrees/Urban Jungle	2012	CD		*	0:24:20 (Pop-up)
Astrud Gilberto	Take It Easy, My Brother Charlie	The Best of Perception and Today Records	BBE	2012	CD	From 1972	*	0:27:36 (Pop-up)

Sonny and the Sunsets	Pretend You Love Me	Longtime Companion	Polyvinyl	2012	CD		*	0:38:43 (Pop-up)
Bobby Charles	Homemade Songs "Homemade Songs" by "Bobby Charles"	Bobby Charles	Rhino Handmade	2011	CD	From 1972 or so		0:43:45 (Pop-up)
Jim Ford	Point of No Return "Point of No Return" by "Jim Ford"	Point of No Return: Previously Unreleased Masters, a Lost 45 & Rare Demos	Bear Family	2008	CD			0:48:01 (Pop-up)
P.J. Proby	Hanging fromYour Loving Tree	The Legendary P.J. Proby At His Very Best Vol. 2 Plus	See for Miles	1990	CD	From 1969		0:50:29 (Pop-up)
Carol Kleyn	Missy Robin "Missy Robin" by "Carol Kleyn"	Takin' the Time	Drag City	2012	CD	From 1980	*	0:53:11 (Pop-up)
Kiki Dee	You Put Something Better Inside of Me	Loving & Free	Rocket Record Company	1973	LP			0:56:44 (Pop-up)
Bermuda Triangle	Dream On "Dream On" by "Bermuda Triangle"	Bermuda Triangle	Winter Solstice	2007	CD	From 1977		1:02:27 (Pop-up)
Aerosmith	Movin' Out "Movin' Out" by "Aerosmith"	Aerosmith	Columbia	1973	LP			1:05:47 (Pop-up)
John Lee Hooker	I Cover the Waterfront	The Ultimate Collection: 1948-1990	Rhino	1991	CD	From 1967		1:10:48 (Pop-up)
Fear Itself	Billy Gene "Billy Gene" by "Fear Itself"	Fear Itself	Dot	1969	LP			1:14:59 (Pop-up)
The Skeptics	Not Another Cloudy Day	The Complete Early Years 1965-1969	Gear Fab	2012	CD	Featuring Nedra Price	*	1:18:25 (Pop-up)
The Jelly Beans	I Wanna Love Him So Bad	Da Doo Ron Ron: More from the Ellie Greenwich & Jeff Barry Songbook	Ace	2012	CD	From 1964	*	1:21:01 (Pop-up)

Single File: A bunch of 45s all in a row
Continental Miniatures	Stay Awhile		London	1978	45			1:31:19 (Pop-up)
Don Robertson	The Happy Whistler "The Happy Whistler" by "Don Robertson"		Capitol	1956	45	once upon a time, this show's theme!		1:33:17 (Pop-up)
Gabor Szabo	Gypsy Queen "Gypsy Queen" by "Gabor Szabo"		Impulse!	1966	45			1:35:22 (Pop-up)
Betty Wright	A Woman Was Made for One Man		Alston	1969	45			1:38:17 (Pop-up)
Rudy Love & Love Family	Does Your Mama Know		Calla	1975	45	"Disco Version"		1:40:54 (Pop-up)
Wizzard	Can't Help My Feelings "Can't Help My Feelings" by "Wizzard"		Jet	1975	45			1:46:17 (Pop-up)
The Johnny Average Band Featuring Nikki Wills	Ch Ch Cherie		Bearsville	1980	45			1:51:27 (Pop-up)
The Cuff Links	Thank You Pretty Baby		Decca	1970	45	"Featuring Joey Cord"		1:54:15 (Pop-up)

Al Green	Jesus Is Waiting "Jesus Is Waiting" by "Al Green"		No Label	1974	MP3	live on "Soul Train" with a busted wing		2:06:19 (Pop-up)
Carl Weathers	You Ought to Be with Me	The Sultans of Soul	Wind Hit	2012	CD	Apollo Creed ca. 1981	*	2:12:55 (Pop-up)
Skip Mahoney and the Casuals	I Need Your Love	Eccentric Soul: A Red Black Green Production	Numero Group	2012	CD	From 1974	*	2:16:44 (Pop-up)
Doris Duke	Ghost of Myself "Ghost of Myself" by "Doris Duke"	I'm a Loser	Kent/Ace	2005	CD	From 1969		2:23:40 (Pop-up)
Owen Marshall	Planet Funk "Planet Funk" by "Owen Marshall"	The Naked Truth	Jazzman	2012	CD	From 1975	*	2:26:55 (Pop-up)
The Undisputed Truth	Mama I Gotta Brand New Thing (Don't Say No)	The Best of The Undisputed Truth	Motown	1995	CD	From 1973		2:29:27 (Pop-up)
BLO	Gotta Get Me a Better Head "Gotta Get Me a Better Head" by "BLO"	Step Three	Hot Casa	2012	CD	From 1975	*	2:33:07 (Pop-up)
Letta Mbulu	I Need Your Love "I Need Your Love" by "Letta Mbulu"	Love And The Needing of It - The Frow Show's 2012 WFMU Marathon Premium	WFMU	2012	CD-R	From 1970	*	2:37:21 (Pop-up)
Promise	I'm Not Ready for Love "I'm Not Ready for Love" by "Promise"	Eccentric Soul: A Red Black Green Production	Numero Group	2012	CD	From 1975	*	2:40:01 (Pop-up)
George Faith	I Forgot to Be Your Lover	Super Eight	Island	2012	CD	From 1977	*	2:43:19 (Pop-up)
Quantic & Alice Russell with The Combo Barbaro	I'll Keep My Light in My Window	Look Around the Corner	Tru Thoughts	2012	CD		*	2:48:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:06am 12539: There should be a webstream dedicated to the yip yip aliens reacting to every piece played on wfmu.
	12:11am Joe McG: Yip Yip Webstream sounds like a good idea to me!
	12:14am (sleepy) Looms: Hi & bye, Joe! I'll catch the archive as usual.
	12:15am Joe McG: Good night, Sleepy Looms! Dream of Brazil.
	12:18am Chop Scott: JOE! Getting my nest back in order, as ever--thanks for the company...
	12:19am Minnesota Jeff: Good evening, Joe!
	12:20am david: Well this is a veritable feijoada
	12:21am Joe McG: Hey Chop Scott--feather that nest! Hey, Minnesota! Hey david!
	12:27am Matt from Springfield: Wonderful Brazilian retrospective in this set! Hope someone from Brazil is listening and digging this! Hello Joe!
	12:31am Joe McG: Hey, Matt! What's up in Rio de Jan--I mean, Springfield?
	12:32am Sara: beautiful
	12:33am Matt from Springfield: Rio de Potomac is loving the new Astrud Gilberto! She's still got it!
	12:37am Mara: I love, love, love this show! Thanks Joe!!!!
	12:39am Matt from Springfield: Wow, Secos e Molhados had good music, and it seems they did wear very Kiss like makeup back then!
	12:41am Joe McG: Hi, Sara! Hi, Mara! Hey Matt--can you post a nice link to a picture? I'm so la-zeeee....
	12:44am Matt from Springfield: There's a few, I'll look for the most Kiss like one...
	12:44am Minnesota Jeff: This ain't too bad!
	12:46am b: Ugh. I tune in because I'm being annoyed by an awful old Kiss song I can't get off my mind and what are these guys chatting about? ARGH.
	12:46am Joe McG: Hey, b: Dying to know what song you're thinking of.
	12:47am b: Die.
	12:47am b: Just kidding. Calling Dr. Love. Hate it.
	12:48am Joe McG: Oof. I thought it might be "I Was Made for Loving You."
	12:48am Matt from Springfield: The most obvious one! http://www.mp3mixx.com/artists/view/secos_e_molhados-366678 And some variations on that theme... http://problemaseus.blogspot.com/2011/06/o-canto-que-encanta-xvi-secos-e.html Love the platter photo!
	12:49am b: That's even worse.
	12:51am Joe McG: Thanks, Matt, great photos. @b: I played "Do You Love Me" last week--true!
	12:52am b: I don't hate all KISS. Just most of it.
	12:52am Minnesota Jeff: Dang, this song is damn good! (Jim Ford)
	12:53am Minnesota Jeff: What was the opening line, "Baby if the cake ain't missing, why are you covered in icing?" ?
	12:53am b: Oh my, P.J. Proby. KISS killer. Yay!
	12:55am Joe McG: @MJeff: Yeah, it's a beaut of a lyric. Sure beats that "cake in the rain" shit!
	12:55am Matt from Springfield: Oh, you know Kiss ain't got nuthin' on P.J. Proby!!
	12:56am b: P.J. could SANG, now.
	12:57am Joe McG: That thing he did with Led Zeppelin was pretty cute, too.
	12:58am Matt from Springfield: Pretty tune from Carol Kleyn! 1980? This could easily have been 10 years before then!
	1:00am Joe McG: @Matt: Yeah, she looks like it, too, on the album art! Serious flower child ca. 1970.
	1:02am b: I've been spending too much time on Facebook. I just tried to "like" Matt's comment about Carol Kleyn.
	1:04am Matt from Springfield: Decompress here, b! Someone once mentioned there should be a way to "like" our comments. The only way now is to make another comment, Re: to what it is, put a colon: and say "LIKE!"
	1:06am Minnesota Jeff: You are killing it tonight, Joe!
	1:06am Joe McG: And I thought it was already dead!
	1:07am Matt from Springfield: Lush sounds from Bermuda Triangle. @MN Jeff: The first set alone killed it--every song after has just been gravy! Gooey, oozing gobs of overflowing musical gravy...
	1:07am b: Impressive version of Dream On! Always nice to hear someone do a classic well enough to not make me want to hear the original. Today I was listening to Gary Lewis & the Playboys' final LP and it was full of the opposite; yuck.
	1:08am Freedom Rock: Hey WFMU provides my Burnout Anthems!
	1:09am Chop Scott: JOE- I deeply thank you...
	1:10am Joe McG: @b: I've always wondered if there's a great Gary Lewis album I've somehow overlooked. Is there? @Chop Scott: You understand!
	1:10am Minnesota Jeff: My fingers are crossed that we are heading into a 70's Rock Block.
	1:12am b: Unfortunately this was the first one I've ever heard all the way through, and they were burning out. Limp versions of Rhythm of the Rain, Turn-Down Day, Turn Around Look at Me, C.C. Rider, I Think We're Alone Now.....not a bad version of Everyday I Have to Cry Some, but that's probably just by comparison to the others I named.
	1:13am b: YES! YES! HOOK ME!
	1:14am Minnesota Jeff: Fingers uncrossed.
	1:15am Joe McG: Sorry, Jeff!
	1:17am Minnesota Jeff: No problem. But seriously, no one digs out the lost rock gems like you and EFD. So many killer-cuts have blown my brains out for the first time listening to your show.
	1:18am Joe McG: @MJ: Thanks, man! Here's some weird obscure rock music for you...
	1:20am b: Obscure old rock albums are my business. Why haven't I heard of Fear Itself? GREAT stuff, thanks, and I even get the John Lee Hooker connection thanks to allmusic.com.
	1:22am Matt from Springfield: Not to mention, obscure old girl groups! The Skeptics!
	1:24am b: Fear Itself was on DOT?! Since when did Dot release ANYthing like that! Wow.
	1:25am Matt from Springfield: Not to mention, The Jelly Beans!!! Go Ellie Greenwich and Jeff Barry!
	1:26am Julie: yayyyy Joe time
	1:30am Matt from Springfield: @Julie: Turn on McGasko and get a cup of coffee--It's Joe Time!
	1:31am b: I thought snarky. Restrained it. You're welcome.
	1:32am Matt from Springfield: @Joe: We could easily think of snarky comments about that song title, but it's Kiki Dee--why mess with something great!
	1:38am Joe McG: @Matt: I wouldn't mind messing with Kiki Dee, yuk yuk!
	1:39am b: WOW! Gypsy Queen, fun choice.
	1:39am b: Did you know Don Robertson, the happy whistler, also wrote Lorne Greene's hit "Ringo"?
	1:39am Matt from Springfield: Oh, that song was the original Surface Noise theme! (I keep forgetting just what that song was, hopefully I'll remember in a WFMU Trivia contest...)
	1:40am Matt from Springfield: @Joe: Keep on doin' "the Mess-Around"...
	1:41am Matt from Springfield: 1966! That's like a Santana predecessor!
	1:42am Joe McG: @Matt: Yeah, Carlos totally copped that lick.
	1:44am Matt from Springfield: If only Carlos and Gabor had gotten into a competition, each trying to top the others "Latin riffs"...that would create exponential progress in the Latin riff area! Clearly this song was written before Betty's experience with the Clean Up Woman... :)
	1:44am Matt from Springfield: Oooh, funky clavinet and wah guitar!
	1:45am b: Clavinet. One of the greatest instruments ever invented.
	1:47am b: Groovy record. Obviously "The Man" kept this one down. Bummer.
	1:53am Joe McG: Can't keep Love down! Always comes back.
	1:55am Matt from Springfield: Cherie Currie tribute methinks!
	1:55am Joe McG: @Matt: Intriguing idea! Not very flattering song if so.
	1:58am Matt from Springfield: That "Cherie" was the first thing I thought of seeing that title. Excellent New Wave song. The Cuff Links! If it features "Joey Cord", it's probably a studio ensemble.
	2:00am b: An excellent edition of the Single File, if I do say so myself. And I just did.
	2:04am b: C'mon guys, you DO know, of course, that the Santana track is credited as a medley; Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen, written by Peter Green/Gabor Szabo. I'm sure Mr. Szabo appreciated the royalties, too.
	2:04am Matt from Springfield: Yes b! An excellent edition, of an already excellent concept. Ah, "The Fishing Hole" is Andy Griffith's theme, "The Happy Whistler" is that original one.
	2:07am Matt from Springfield: Good think there's a record geek in the house! " "Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen" Peter Green/Gábor Szabó 5:22" Thanks b! The introduction of the song, which was adapted from Szabo's "Gypsy Queen", consists of simple hammer-ons, pull-offs and slides on the guitar and bass, before moving into the introductory guitar solo of "Black Magic Woman."
	2:08am Matt from Springfield: I knew Peter Green wrote and performed "Black Magic Woman", I thought Carlos had improved an extended ending himself. But, I'll admit it was very creative of Carlos to make a medley out of those two songs.
	2:08am b: Mayberry. Not a place, a state of mind. I pretend I live there. That gets me in trouble sometimes.
	2:10am Joe McG: That's great that Santana cited it! I had no idea. Thought it was a Page/Jack Holmes type thing.
	2:10am b: Thanks Joe McG! You can play anything by Al Green or anything that glorifies Jesus anytime. Fitting, too, I have to call it a night; my duty to open up the church building in the morning and get communion ready. G'nite.
	2:12am Matt from Springfield: Praise the Lord and rest up, b! Thanks for stoppin' by!
	2:13am Joe McG: @b: Say a little prayer for me!
	2:14am tomB: Who's that voice at the front of the mike? Joe were you doing a Nazario Scenario?
	2:16am Joe McG: No no no, tomB! Al has a backup vocalist shadowing him. It's not really mixed well since it's dubbed from TV. I WAS singing in the studio, though!
	2:18am Matt from Springfield: First time hearing Carl Weathers!
	2:19am Joe McG: @Matt: You heard him in all those "Rocky" movies!
	2:22am Brian in UK: Mornin' Joe & common 'taters. I was digging my potatoes up yesterday in ther rain ofcourse.
	2:23am Matt from Springfield: @Joe: Ah, as an actor Carl's been in a lot! A former college and NFL player as well!
	2:23am Joe McG: @Brian: How have you been doing? I'm glad to hear that!
	2:27am Matt from Springfield: Hi Brian! How many potatoes have you harvested? The Numero Group!
	2:27am some other guy: I love this song.
	2:29am Brian in UK: Hi Matt. Just the early crop. Got to dig them up as it is so wet they might start to rot in the ground. Great set, Joe suits the early mornin' you have brought out the sun over here.
	2:34am Matt from Springfield: All right, Best of The Undisputed Truth! Smiling Faces Sometimes, their other songs the rest of the time!! Good luck on the rest of your taters Brian!
	2:37am Brian in UK: For want of repeating myself must tell you what happening week afore last. My wife and three daughters took me off on a suprise trip to celebrate my impending 60th tomorrow. It was not 'til I was on the 'plane that I realised it was going to Prague. Brilliant surprise. Four days there.
	2:38am Joe McG: @Brian: How excellent! Our own Kurt G. just returned from Praha with love in his eyes. I want to go there!
	2:39am Matt from Springfield: Surprise birthday trip! That's so awesome! Lovely way to bring in number 60--our congrats go out to you as well!
	2:41am some other guy: I know requests aren't really a thing, but green grow the lilacs by joe harnell fits.
	2:43am Joe McG: Good request, SOG--if I weren't heading for the exit in 15, I'd go dig!
	2:44am Brian in UK: I am still in shock. Great value, the original Pilsner, they love pork there in all forms. Beautiful buildings. Sunshine. Great tram system.
	2:49am Brian in UK: Thanks for the word on Kurt G. I will check him out. Looks like he brought some music back. Time was too tight for anything but sightseeing.
	2:50am Joe McG: @Brian: Yes, he played some great tracks on his show last week!
	2:53am Joe McG: Thanks all for listening, had a great time as always. Stay tuned for Mike, he's great!
	2:55am Brian in UK: These strings arrangements sound very familiar.
	2:56am Joe McG: Kinda "Ain't No Sunshine"-y to me.
	2:56am Matt from Springfield: MVL is great! Thanks for the fantastic blocks of soul and Brazilian and singles! See you next week!
	2:56am Brian in UK: Thanks Joe, see you Matt.

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from July 15, 2012

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