WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 6, 2012

Listener comments!
	11/5 11:13am Artie: So early.
	11:46am tonyc: Wow, you are early, Artie! Hope you packed a sleeping bag.
	11:52am US BLUES: hi Tony, gonna be a trippy show today?
	11:53am tonyc: Hullo dere. I'm on in 7 minutes with a psych-y all-singles show. As many of you will have heard, we've had to extend the silent marathon due to extensive damage to station equipment and our transmitter sites, as well as the forced cancellation of our annual record fair. So, on this election day, remember to vote WFMU!
	11:54am tonyc: @ US Blues: Yep, it will be -- tho it'll take an hour or so before we start peaking. I'll be warming up with some poppier things and some goofiness.
	12:00pm tonyc: So, I'm very glad to be back after two weeks! Many thanks to Rich Lindsay for filling in two weeks ago -- and no thanks to Sandy for "filling in" last week.
	12:02pm Ricardo Montalban: hello Tony! Sorry you didn't get to be on last week. Seems though WFMU stepped up from their kitchens admirably throughout the storm, though.
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: good morning, tony, and howdy all! happy to be in the singles stream!
	12:03pm US BLUES: WHAT'S THE NAME OF THAT Sandy Bull - album - is it disaster demolition? eh you have just gone silent?
	12:03pm Ricardo Montalban: God! This is an awesome track!
	12:04pm US BLUES: come back on now again!
	12:04pm tonyc: @ US Blues: Haven't gone silent -- but there do seem to be buffering problems. I'm on now. Hello James & Ricardo!!
	12:05pm US BLUES: thanks to Ric for your horror show!
	12:07pm tonyc: Remember: Play the music loud and vote WFMU!!
	12:07pm US BLUES: love this Brigman track - hello Jimi sound!
	12:08pm Brian in UK: Hello Tony. @US BLUES what does 'e pluribus unum' mean?
	12:09pm Ricardo Montalban: @US Blues: Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks to Tony for letting me house-sit the show. It was loads of fun!
	12:10pm US BLUES: out of many one - does it have something to do with the electric prunes or Iron Butterfly?
	12:11pm listener james from westwood: stream's steady now. nothing beats the drummer! (is that a paradox?)
	12:12pm US BLUES: Brian - 'nemo dat quad non habet'
	12:15pm tonyc: A delayed hola to you, Brian in the U.K.!
	12:15pm Manuel de Bruselandia: Hi everybody, hola Tony!
	12:16pm tonyc: Greetings, Manuel!!
	12:17pm US BLUES: Tony, still waiting for your British Psyche singles show - nuggets an all!
	12:18pm Brian in UK: @US BLUES it is the title of a Sandy Bull album I once owned.
	12:18pm Manuel de Bruselandia: Tony Do you think I can hear me growing during today's show?
	12:18pm US BLUES: eh that should be rubble not nuggets!
	12:20pm Brian in UK: @Manuel I can hear the grass grow if that is any help.
	12:20pm tonyc: @ U.S. Blues: Good idea, but I'm much weaker on U.K. psych singles than U.S.ones (if you're talking actual singles, rather than comp tracks). Your head it floating away like a balloon! @ Manuel: That question shows your consciousness has already expanded!
	12:21pm Brian in UK: Tony I believe there was an English group called The Cryin' Shames.
	12:21pm tonyc: Er, Manuel's head is the floating one...
	12:22pm US BLUES: Brian, more to do with the great Grateful Dead track off their 1974 album - wake of the flood and the opening track of the Grateful Dead movie.
	12:29pm tonyc: @ Brian: Don't know the U.K. Cryan' Shames. In some cases, there are 5 or 6 sixties bands with the same name -- it can be hard to sort them all out!
	12:29pm US BLUES: great stuff - reminiscient of the best of George Harrison/John Lennon
	12:31pm tonyc: Glad you like it. I saw him live in Portland last year (or the year before) -- he's still great.
	12:32pm Carmichael: Hey Tony, how ya's? This is my favorite genre, at least today.
	12:32pm tonyc: Talking of bands with the same name: I'm not sure whether the Coven on now is the same band that recorded "Witchcraft Destroys Minds & Reaps Souls" -- doesn't sound like it!
	12:33pm tonyc: Hey, Carmichael!!
	12:35pm Carmichael: I have a Cryan Shames song hiding in my iPod. Didn't know I had a choice of which Cryan Shames.
	12:36pm tonyc: Sorry to kill the buzz, but: no one's pledging. A pledge in time saves nine -- or something like that. Let's get my (reset) pledge ticker off and running. (Many, many thanks to everyone that helped me reach 100 percent last month.)
	12:36pm US BLUES: yeh Carmichael, Found 9 hours of Italian prog rock more challenging!
	12:38pm Carmichael: I have to wait until payday (Friday), but I'd gladly fling some dubloons your way.
	12:38pm US BLUES: most famous band with same name (at least from this era): Kaleidoscope
	12:39pm tonyc: Thanks so much, Carmichael!!!
	12:40pm tonyc: The funny thing about bands called Kaleidoscope is that they're all really good (including the Mexican band).
	12:42pm US BLUES: its kind of an intrinsicly psychedelic name/object
	12:43pm tonyc: I had one when I was a kid. Are they still a common kid's toy?
	12:44pm tonyc: Hurray!!! Thanks for the pledge 0-person-I-will-be-thanking-in-a-minute!
	12:45pm US BLUES: don't see them now although some of those real player graphics as the music plays looks like it was based on it
	12:45pm tonyc: Thanks, Rich!!!!
	12:45pm Ricardo Montalban: I liked this weird series of books where you followed a path throughout it with a small kaleidoscope. I recently found one of them again.
	12:46pm Ricardo Montalban: I'm one of the 1%!
	12:46pm tonyc: You are a ruler of the world!
	12:48pm Doug S.: Whew! Lincoln and I are home just now from four hours and get-out-the-vote-ing. Yay Tony!
	12:49pm Ricardo Montalban: Hey, folks! Fling some sheckels WFMU and Tony's way, if you can. To paraphrase Freewheelin' Franklin: "WFMU will get you through times of no money better than money will get you through times of no WFMU." And WFMU could use the help now.
	12:49pm tonyc: Yay Doug! You were drumming up votes for Lincoln? Didn't know he was on the ballot.
	12:55pm Ricardo Montalban: Is that THE Joey Welz? The guy's still at it, apparently.
	12:57pm listener james from westwood: doug, was much of that time spent in line to actually vote? friends in miami say the lines there are mammoth. hope everyone is counted.... tony, this first hour has been wonderful.
	12:57pm tonyc: It is!
	12:58pm tonyc: Be sure not to miss the lyrics in the next track...
	12:58pm tonyc: Meaning, this track!
	12:59pm Ricardo Montalban: I wonder if Jello Biafra has this single.
	1:00pm tonyc: @ Listener James: Thanks much! Glad you've been enjoying it....
	1:02pm Ricardo Montalban: We've had vote by mail for the last couple of years here in Washington state and it seems pretty easy. Not sure what the potential drawbacks are and why more states don't do it. I am sure there's a good reason, I'm just not that sure what it is.
	1:06pm tonyc: In Finland, where I just was, non-citizens can not only vote after a very short period of residence, they can run for office.
	1:07pm listener james from westwood: i trust the mail more than i do the repubs trying to glitch the deal in oh, pa, and fl, or the crappy voting machines since bush v gore.
	1:09pm tonyc: This Knack is not the "My Sharona" Knack, of course (talking of bands with the same name).
	1:11pm Doug S.: @Listener James FW No. We voted in a matter of minutes (though the people in another precinct at our polling place had a much longer wait). Lincoln and I were out knocking on doors and reminding people to vote. The Obama campaign had specific addresses targeted where they new Obama supporters lived. It was an impressive bit of micro-organizing.
	1:12pm tonyc: Buffering ... buffering .... Is everybody there?
	1:13pm Ricardo Montalban: It's all buffy, but it comes right back. It's internet radio. We're adaptable.
	1:14pm Brian in UK: Two Knacks makes a pair of Knackers. (Bollocks over here) Someone had to lower the tone at a serious time like this.
	1:17pm tonyc: Ha!
	1:21pm Brian in UK: Ahmet Ertegun let that one go. Phew.
	1:23pm tonyc: We've heard from the 1% -- it's time for the 99% to speak up. Let's get some pledges for FMU, Give the Drummer Radio, and this show!
	1:23pm listener james from westwood: doug, good to hear. lincoln is growing up right. and hope the obama organization gets it done. i've gotten a bunch of calls from cory booker urging me to get out, and one from bill clinton reminding me to vote for sen bob menendez, so that might be part of the micro-effort.
	1:24pm listener james from westwood: brian, just as long as we're not headed for the knackers' yard!
	1:28pm Brian in UK: No james that's us!!
	1:28pm tonyc: Yay! A pledge came in! Many, many thanks, Jeremy!
	1:33pm Jeremy: Many more thanks to you Tony! Due to the cancellation of the record fair, I have a bit of extra scratch to help prop up the station! And give props to my fave DJ!
	1:36pm tonyc: I guess that is one good side to the fair being cancelled!
	1:36pm Doug S.: Tony, remember that you can check the marathon console to see who's pledged!
	1:36pm tonyc: Another pledge!! Thanks so much, Brian!!!
	1:37pm tonyc: I'm-a-checkin', Doug!
	1:41pm tonyc: And eager to do more checking....
	1:47pm listener james from westwood: must bug out a bit early, but thanks, tony, for this superfine show!
	1:49pm tonyc: Fare-thee-well, James! Thanks for showing up!
	1:50pm Brian in UK: Another dup name, Clouds over here. Like james I gotta cut & run, hope you folks get what you wish for.
	1:51pm tonyc: Thanks, Brian! See ya....
	1:54pm tonyc: "Take no care -- don't comb your hair." I like that advice.
	1:56pm US BLUES: Tony, should clean your vinyl before playing them - Carpets a bit slippy there!
	1:57pm tonyc: Some of these are scratched/worn to hell -- nothing I can do about that!
	1:59pm US BLUES: got to be David Bowie - China Girl opening chords?
	2:02pm tonyc: Plus, a lot of these singles -- particularly the small-label ones -- were horribly pressed and recorded. Goes with the territory.
	2:05pm US BLUES: not called garage for nothing - especially when you compare to soemthing like Rockabilly recordings of ten years earlier. How come they sound so pristine and perfect compared to the muddy sound of many 60s records?
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: I just got here and something lept off the playlist at me...is that Froggy Beaver from Omaha?
	2:07pm tonyc: @ Uncle Michael: yep, it is! Tho on their LP they spell it Froggie Beaver.
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: I need to track that down. I saw that band back around that time. Wow.
	2:11pm tonyc: Interesting! What were they like live?
	2:12pm US BLUES: wonderful show Tony, going off now and sorry I could'nt pledge anything, been unemployed for a couple of years now and things are a bit tight. Till next time - all the best!
	2:13pm Uncle Michael: I was about 13. I went with my dad to see them play free in a park. We joked about there name for years. I want to hear what they sounded like because I don't remember!
	2:13pm tonyc: Thanks, US Blues! See you next time....
	2:15pm holland oats: late again arghh - these aren't archived anywhere are they? i got a long flight to a red state coming up
	2:15pm OvO: stellar showtunes tony. some of me favs. walkin in splendour thru the plane
	2:19pm Ricardo Montalban: @Holland: all shows are archived here: http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/TC
	2:21pm holland oats: thx!
	2:21pm tonyc: Thanks, OvO! Greetings Holland Oats!
	2:22pm US BLUES: Tony this is not counted as a tape hiss show is it? it will be archived?
	2:22pm tonyc: And thanks, Ricardo -- you took the words out of my mouth....
	2:22pm Manuel de Bruselandia: I remember Kenneth Anger also changing the soundtrack of his movie Rabbit's Moon.
	2:23pm tonyc: @ US Blues: Yes, it will be archived -- in buffering-free glory.
	2:29pm Doug S.: Honor to see you here, Sir OvO.
	2:30pm tonyc: Would love some more pledges during the last hour of today's show. Has been pretty slow and I don't want to let the team down. Also, future archive listeners: I'm looking at you.
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Tony, I hate to have to make excuses but I've pledged twice. I wouldn't sit here and enjoy your music...you with your hat held out, without kicking in to WFMU. Now, the rest of you deadbeats...
	2:40pm tonyc: Thanks, Michael! Same story for most of the commenters, I'm afraid, now that we're more than a month into the marathon. I need fresh blood! But I also want you all to enjoy the music guilt-free, everybody, whether or not you can pledge.
	2:43pm tonyc: But please do pledge. (How's that for a mixed message?)
	2:45pm tonyc: There's less than 15 minutes left!
	2:49pm Doug S.: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... There will be no Kaminsky Kamoutsky this evening. We are still EFFORTING to get Give the Drummer Some live on the stream at 6pm. The piece of equipment at WFMU that I use to remotely connect to the stream got fried during Hurricane Sandy and the ability to implement a workaround procedure is not yet confirmed. Keep your ears tuned to the Drummer Stream!
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: Good luck, Doug!
	2:52pm tonyc: Yes, Doug -- good luck! Sorry for spreading misinformation just then....
	2:56pm tonyc: Thanks for listening everybody! Hope you enjoyed the show despite dropouts and crap-o-phonic sound. See you next week!
	2:56pm Doug S.: Further complicating things, all phone lines at WFMU are still dead. Ugh.
	2:57pm tonyc: Ugh indeed. Keep the faith.
	2:58pm tonyc: Ta, all!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 6, 2012

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November 6, 2012: Singles Still Going Steady: U.S. Sixties Psych, A–L

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
THE IN-THEME	"THE IN-THEME"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
KENNETH HIGNEY	I Wanna Be the King	7"	Kebrutney	1980	0:01:54 (Pop-up)
(GEORGE BRIGMAN) & SPLIT	Blowin' Smoke	7"	Solid	1977	0:04:54 (Pop-up)
THE KYND	Mr. America "Mr. America" by "THE KYND"	7"	Kynd Company	1969	0:07:30 (Pop-up)
FROGGY BEAVER	Nothing Here for Me	7"	Million	1972	0:10:38 (Pop-up)
THE GARDEN CLUB	Little Girl Lost-and-Found	7"	A&M	1967	0:13:24 (Pop-up)
KANSAS STANDARD	Morning Glory "Morning Glory" by "KANSAS STANDARD"	7"	Nolta	1968	0:16:24 (Pop-up)
THE CRYAN' SHAMES	The Warm "The Warm" by "THE CRYAN' SHAMES"	7"	Columbia	1968	0:18:54 (Pop-up)

BOB DESPER	Dry Up Those Tears "Dry Up Those Tears" by "BOB DESPER"	7"	Discourage	2009	0:27:10 (Pop-up)
THE COVEN	I've Come Too Far "I've Come Too Far" by "THE COVEN"	7"	SGC	196?	0:30:21 (Pop-up)
RONNIE GENT	Can't Understand You "Can't Understand You" by "RONNIE GENT"	7"	Golden Fleece	197?	0:33:52 (Pop-up)
BOB CUTLER	Sometimes in the Morning	7"	Glo	197?	0:37:40 (Pop-up)
THE COWSILLS	Start to Love "Start to Love" by "THE COWSILLS"	7"	MGM	1970	0:41:27 (Pop-up)
THE EPITOME	I Need You "I Need You" by "THE EPITOME"	7"	Mona-Lisa	1967	0:44:10 (Pop-up)
THE FUGITIVES	She Believes in Me "She Believes in Me" by "THE FUGITIVES"	7"	Mala	1966	0:47:23 (Pop-up)

JOEY & THE TIME MACHINE	Big City "Big City" by "JOEY & THE TIME MACHINE"	7"	RE: Rabbit	1967	0:52:21 (Pop-up)
THE FIREBALLS	Groovy Motion "Groovy Motion" by "THE FIREBALLS"	7"	Atco	1968	0:55:12 (Pop-up)
KING DAVID	Canticles to Jello "Canticles to Jello" by "KING DAVID"	7"	ABC/Probe	1968	0:58:00 (Pop-up)
THE ENDLESS PULSE	Nowhere Chick "Nowhere Chick" by "THE ENDLESS PULSE"	7"	Laurie	1969	1:01:01 (Pop-up)
GOLDRUSH	Somebody's Turning On the People	7"	Dunhill	1968	1:03:16 (Pop-up)
EARTH BROTHER	Fantastic "Fantastic" by "EARTH BROTHER"	7"	Era/Happy Tiger	196?	1:05:19 (Pop-up)
THE KNACK	Banana Man "Banana Man" by "THE KNACK"	7"	Capitol	1967	1:07:51 (Pop-up)
THE ABSTRACTS	Smell of Incense "Smell of Incense" by "THE ABSTRACTS"	7"	Pompeii	1968	1:10:20 (Pop-up)

THE APPLE PIE MOTHERHOOD BAND	Long Live Apple Pie	7"	Atlantic	1968	1:17:13 (Pop-up)
THE DAISY CHAIN	Beach Ball "Beach Ball" by "THE DAISY CHAIN"	7"	Fontana	1967	1:20:04 (Pop-up)
THE GENTLE TOUCH	Merry Go 'Round "Merry Go 'Round" by "THE GENTLE TOUCH"	7"	Kapp	1967	1:22:45 (Pop-up)
GENTLEHOOD	Gazebo "Gazebo" by "GENTLEHOOD"	7"	Zabad	1970	1:24:50 (Pop-up)
LOVE SOCIETY	Candle Waxing "Candle Waxing" by "LOVE SOCIETY"	7"	RCA	1970	1:27:37 (Pop-up)
THE CLAYTONS	Fourth Street "Fourth Street" by "THE CLAYTONS"	7"	Columbia	1969	1:30:29 (Pop-up)
FLORO BROTHERS	The Trend of the Times	7"	Kangaroo	196?	1:35:23 (Pop-up)
GRAY GHOST (= KENNELMUS)	Black Sunshine	7"	Pirate	1971	1:38:23 (Pop-up)
J.D. BRENNAN	Drifting Away "Drifting Away" by "J.D. BRENNAN"	7"	Scyne	1983	1:41:17 (Pop-up)

THE CLOUDS	Sandy Castles "Sandy Castles" by "THE CLOUDS"	7"	Northland	197?	1:49:05 (Pop-up)
THE CARPETBAGGERS	Let Yourself Go	7"	LTD	1967	1:52:35 (Pop-up)
FIVE BY FIVE	Hang Up "Hang Up" by "FIVE BY FIVE"	7"	Paula	1968	1:55:09 (Pop-up)
CRYSTAL GARDEN	Flash "Flash" by "CRYSTAL GARDEN"	7"	Baytown	1968	1:57:52 (Pop-up)
HARDWATER	Not So Hard "Not So Hard" by "HARDWATER"	7"	Capitol	1968	2:01:42 (Pop-up)
COUNT FIVE	Revelation in Slow Motion	7"	Double Shot	1968	2:04:58 (Pop-up)
CALLIOPE	I'll Take It Back "I'll Take It Back" by "CALLIOPE"	7"	Epic	1968	2:06:56 (Pop-up)
JONATHAN HALPER	Leaving My Old Life Behind (1968)	7"	Taniwha's / Puck Productions	2011	2:09:31 (Pop-up)
THE FOURTH WAY	The Far Side of Your Moon	7"	Soul City	1968	2:12:39 (Pop-up)

FEVER TREE	Where Do You Go? "Where Do You Go?" by "FEVER TREE"	7"	Uni	1969	2:21:05 (Pop-up)
FIFTY FOOT HOSE	If Not This Time (alternate take) (1967)	7"	Get Hip	1990	2:23:36 (Pop-up)
CALLIOPE	Ryan 5 "Ryan 5" by "CALLIOPE"	7"	Epic	1968	2:27:08 (Pop-up)
AMERICAN ZOO	Back Street Thoughts	7"	Reena	1967	2:30:11 (Pop-up)
THE KYND	Clouds "Clouds" by "THE KYND"	7"	Kynd Company	1969	2:32:51 (Pop-up)
ROBBIE JAY	Portrait of My Dream "Portrait of My Dream" by "ROBBIE JAY"	7"	Panorama	1966	2:35:37 (Pop-up)
THE INDIANS	Been So Long "Been So Long" by "THE INDIANS"	7"	Elektra	1969	2:38:20 (Pop-up)
JOKERS WILD	All I See Is You "All I See Is You" by "JOKERS WILD"	7"	Metrobeat	1968	2:40:54 (Pop-up)
THE APPLE PIE MOTHERHOOD BAND	Flight Path	7"	Atlantic	1968	2:43:33 (Pop-up)

BADGE [= KATH]	It Doesn't Mean (1978)	Kath 1	Lion	2012	2:51:01 (Pop-up)
THE OUT-THEME	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				2:55:35 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11/5 11:13am Artie: So early.
	11:46am tonyc: Wow, you are early, Artie! Hope you packed a sleeping bag.
	11:52am US BLUES: hi Tony, gonna be a trippy show today?
	11:53am tonyc: Hullo dere. I'm on in 7 minutes with a psych-y all-singles show. As many of you will have heard, we've had to extend the silent marathon due to extensive damage to station equipment and our transmitter sites, as well as the forced cancellation of our annual record fair. So, on this election day, remember to vote WFMU!
	11:54am tonyc: @ US Blues: Yep, it will be -- tho it'll take an hour or so before we start peaking. I'll be warming up with some poppier things and some goofiness.
	12:00pm tonyc: So, I'm very glad to be back after two weeks! Many thanks to Rich Lindsay for filling in two weeks ago -- and no thanks to Sandy for "filling in" last week.
	12:02pm Ricardo Montalban: hello Tony! Sorry you didn't get to be on last week. Seems though WFMU stepped up from their kitchens admirably throughout the storm, though.
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: good morning, tony, and howdy all! happy to be in the singles stream!
	12:03pm US BLUES: WHAT'S THE NAME OF THAT Sandy Bull - album - is it disaster demolition? eh you have just gone silent?
	12:03pm Ricardo Montalban: God! This is an awesome track!
	12:04pm US BLUES: come back on now again!
	12:04pm tonyc: @ US Blues: Haven't gone silent -- but there do seem to be buffering problems. I'm on now. Hello James & Ricardo!!
	12:05pm US BLUES: thanks to Ric for your horror show!
	12:07pm tonyc: Remember: Play the music loud and vote WFMU!!
	12:07pm US BLUES: love this Brigman track - hello Jimi sound!
	12:08pm Brian in UK: Hello Tony. @US BLUES what does 'e pluribus unum' mean?
	12:09pm Ricardo Montalban: @US Blues: Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks to Tony for letting me house-sit the show. It was loads of fun!
	12:10pm US BLUES: out of many one - does it have something to do with the electric prunes or Iron Butterfly?
	12:11pm listener james from westwood: stream's steady now. nothing beats the drummer! (is that a paradox?)
	12:12pm US BLUES: Brian - 'nemo dat quad non habet'
	12:15pm tonyc: A delayed hola to you, Brian in the U.K.!
	12:15pm Manuel de Bruselandia: Hi everybody, hola Tony!
	12:16pm tonyc: Greetings, Manuel!!
	12:17pm US BLUES: Tony, still waiting for your British Psyche singles show - nuggets an all!
	12:18pm Brian in UK: @US BLUES it is the title of a Sandy Bull album I once owned.
	12:18pm Manuel de Bruselandia: Tony Do you think I can hear me growing during today's show?
	12:18pm US BLUES: eh that should be rubble not nuggets!
	12:20pm Brian in UK: @Manuel I can hear the grass grow if that is any help.
	12:20pm tonyc: @ U.S. Blues: Good idea, but I'm much weaker on U.K. psych singles than U.S.ones (if you're talking actual singles, rather than comp tracks). Your head it floating away like a balloon! @ Manuel: That question shows your consciousness has already expanded!
	12:21pm Brian in UK: Tony I believe there was an English group called The Cryin' Shames.
	12:21pm tonyc: Er, Manuel's head is the floating one...
	12:22pm US BLUES: Brian, more to do with the great Grateful Dead track off their 1974 album - wake of the flood and the opening track of the Grateful Dead movie.
	12:29pm tonyc: @ Brian: Don't know the U.K. Cryan' Shames. In some cases, there are 5 or 6 sixties bands with the same name -- it can be hard to sort them all out!
	12:29pm US BLUES: great stuff - reminiscient of the best of George Harrison/John Lennon
	12:31pm tonyc: Glad you like it. I saw him live in Portland last year (or the year before) -- he's still great.
	12:32pm Carmichael: Hey Tony, how ya's? This is my favorite genre, at least today.
	12:32pm tonyc: Talking of bands with the same name: I'm not sure whether the Coven on now is the same band that recorded "Witchcraft Destroys Minds & Reaps Souls" -- doesn't sound like it!
	12:33pm tonyc: Hey, Carmichael!!
	12:35pm Carmichael: I have a Cryan Shames song hiding in my iPod. Didn't know I had a choice of which Cryan Shames.
	12:36pm tonyc: Sorry to kill the buzz, but: no one's pledging. A pledge in time saves nine -- or something like that. Let's get my (reset) pledge ticker off and running. (Many, many thanks to everyone that helped me reach 100 percent last month.)
	12:36pm US BLUES: yeh Carmichael, Found 9 hours of Italian prog rock more challenging!
	12:38pm Carmichael: I have to wait until payday (Friday), but I'd gladly fling some dubloons your way.
	12:38pm US BLUES: most famous band with same name (at least from this era): Kaleidoscope
	12:39pm tonyc: Thanks so much, Carmichael!!!
	12:40pm tonyc: The funny thing about bands called Kaleidoscope is that they're all really good (including the Mexican band).
	12:42pm US BLUES: its kind of an intrinsicly psychedelic name/object
	12:43pm tonyc: I had one when I was a kid. Are they still a common kid's toy?
	12:44pm tonyc: Hurray!!! Thanks for the pledge 0-person-I-will-be-thanking-in-a-minute!
	12:45pm US BLUES: don't see them now although some of those real player graphics as the music plays looks like it was based on it
	12:45pm tonyc: Thanks, Rich!!!!
	12:45pm Ricardo Montalban: I liked this weird series of books where you followed a path throughout it with a small kaleidoscope. I recently found one of them again.
	12:46pm Ricardo Montalban: I'm one of the 1%!
	12:46pm tonyc: You are a ruler of the world!
	12:48pm Doug S.: Whew! Lincoln and I are home just now from four hours and get-out-the-vote-ing. Yay Tony!
	12:49pm Ricardo Montalban: Hey, folks! Fling some sheckels WFMU and Tony's way, if you can. To paraphrase Freewheelin' Franklin: "WFMU will get you through times of no money better than money will get you through times of no WFMU." And WFMU could use the help now.
	12:49pm tonyc: Yay Doug! You were drumming up votes for Lincoln? Didn't know he was on the ballot.
	12:55pm Ricardo Montalban: Is that THE Joey Welz? The guy's still at it, apparently.
	12:57pm listener james from westwood: doug, was much of that time spent in line to actually vote? friends in miami say the lines there are mammoth. hope everyone is counted.... tony, this first hour has been wonderful.
	12:57pm tonyc: It is!
	12:58pm tonyc: Be sure not to miss the lyrics in the next track...
	12:58pm tonyc: Meaning, this track!
	12:59pm Ricardo Montalban: I wonder if Jello Biafra has this single.
	1:00pm tonyc: @ Listener James: Thanks much! Glad you've been enjoying it....
	1:02pm Ricardo Montalban: We've had vote by mail for the last couple of years here in Washington state and it seems pretty easy. Not sure what the potential drawbacks are and why more states don't do it. I am sure there's a good reason, I'm just not that sure what it is.
	1:06pm tonyc: In Finland, where I just was, non-citizens can not only vote after a very short period of residence, they can run for office.
	1:07pm listener james from westwood: i trust the mail more than i do the repubs trying to glitch the deal in oh, pa, and fl, or the crappy voting machines since bush v gore.
	1:09pm tonyc: This Knack is not the "My Sharona" Knack, of course (talking of bands with the same name).
	1:11pm Doug S.: @Listener James FW No. We voted in a matter of minutes (though the people in another precinct at our polling place had a much longer wait). Lincoln and I were out knocking on doors and reminding people to vote. The Obama campaign had specific addresses targeted where they new Obama supporters lived. It was an impressive bit of micro-organizing.
	1:12pm tonyc: Buffering ... buffering .... Is everybody there?
	1:13pm Ricardo Montalban: It's all buffy, but it comes right back. It's internet radio. We're adaptable.
	1:14pm Brian in UK: Two Knacks makes a pair of Knackers. (Bollocks over here) Someone had to lower the tone at a serious time like this.
	1:17pm tonyc: Ha!
	1:21pm Brian in UK: Ahmet Ertegun let that one go. Phew.
	1:23pm tonyc: We've heard from the 1% -- it's time for the 99% to speak up. Let's get some pledges for FMU, Give the Drummer Radio, and this show!
	1:23pm listener james from westwood: doug, good to hear. lincoln is growing up right. and hope the obama organization gets it done. i've gotten a bunch of calls from cory booker urging me to get out, and one from bill clinton reminding me to vote for sen bob menendez, so that might be part of the micro-effort.
	1:24pm listener james from westwood: brian, just as long as we're not headed for the knackers' yard!
	1:28pm Brian in UK: No james that's us!!
	1:28pm tonyc: Yay! A pledge came in! Many, many thanks, Jeremy!
	1:33pm Jeremy: Many more thanks to you Tony! Due to the cancellation of the record fair, I have a bit of extra scratch to help prop up the station! And give props to my fave DJ!
	1:36pm tonyc: I guess that is one good side to the fair being cancelled!
	1:36pm Doug S.: Tony, remember that you can check the marathon console to see who's pledged!
	1:36pm tonyc: Another pledge!! Thanks so much, Brian!!!
	1:37pm tonyc: I'm-a-checkin', Doug!
	1:41pm tonyc: And eager to do more checking....
	1:47pm listener james from westwood: must bug out a bit early, but thanks, tony, for this superfine show!
	1:49pm tonyc: Fare-thee-well, James! Thanks for showing up!
	1:50pm Brian in UK: Another dup name, Clouds over here. Like james I gotta cut & run, hope you folks get what you wish for.
	1:51pm tonyc: Thanks, Brian! See ya....
	1:54pm tonyc: "Take no care -- don't comb your hair." I like that advice.
	1:56pm US BLUES: Tony, should clean your vinyl before playing them - Carpets a bit slippy there!
	1:57pm tonyc: Some of these are scratched/worn to hell -- nothing I can do about that!
	1:59pm US BLUES: got to be David Bowie - China Girl opening chords?
	2:02pm tonyc: Plus, a lot of these singles -- particularly the small-label ones -- were horribly pressed and recorded. Goes with the territory.
	2:05pm US BLUES: not called garage for nothing - especially when you compare to soemthing like Rockabilly recordings of ten years earlier. How come they sound so pristine and perfect compared to the muddy sound of many 60s records?
	2:06pm Uncle Michael: I just got here and something lept off the playlist at me...is that Froggy Beaver from Omaha?
	2:07pm tonyc: @ Uncle Michael: yep, it is! Tho on their LP they spell it Froggie Beaver.
	2:08pm Uncle Michael: I need to track that down. I saw that band back around that time. Wow.
	2:11pm tonyc: Interesting! What were they like live?
	2:12pm US BLUES: wonderful show Tony, going off now and sorry I could'nt pledge anything, been unemployed for a couple of years now and things are a bit tight. Till next time - all the best!
	2:13pm Uncle Michael: I was about 13. I went with my dad to see them play free in a park. We joked about there name for years. I want to hear what they sounded like because I don't remember!
	2:13pm tonyc: Thanks, US Blues! See you next time....
	2:15pm holland oats: late again arghh - these aren't archived anywhere are they? i got a long flight to a red state coming up
	2:15pm OvO: stellar showtunes tony. some of me favs. walkin in splendour thru the plane
	2:19pm Ricardo Montalban: @Holland: all shows are archived here: http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/TC
	2:21pm holland oats: thx!
	2:21pm tonyc: Thanks, OvO! Greetings Holland Oats!
	2:22pm US BLUES: Tony this is not counted as a tape hiss show is it? it will be archived?
	2:22pm tonyc: And thanks, Ricardo -- you took the words out of my mouth....
	2:22pm Manuel de Bruselandia: I remember Kenneth Anger also changing the soundtrack of his movie Rabbit's Moon.
	2:23pm tonyc: @ US Blues: Yes, it will be archived -- in buffering-free glory.
	2:29pm Doug S.: Honor to see you here, Sir OvO.
	2:30pm tonyc: Would love some more pledges during the last hour of today's show. Has been pretty slow and I don't want to let the team down. Also, future archive listeners: I'm looking at you.
	2:37pm Uncle Michael: Tony, I hate to have to make excuses but I've pledged twice. I wouldn't sit here and enjoy your music...you with your hat held out, without kicking in to WFMU. Now, the rest of you deadbeats...
	2:40pm tonyc: Thanks, Michael! Same story for most of the commenters, I'm afraid, now that we're more than a month into the marathon. I need fresh blood! But I also want you all to enjoy the music guilt-free, everybody, whether or not you can pledge.
	2:43pm tonyc: But please do pledge. (How's that for a mixed message?)
	2:45pm tonyc: There's less than 15 minutes left!
	2:49pm Doug S.: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... There will be no Kaminsky Kamoutsky this evening. We are still EFFORTING to get Give the Drummer Some live on the stream at 6pm. The piece of equipment at WFMU that I use to remotely connect to the stream got fried during Hurricane Sandy and the ability to implement a workaround procedure is not yet confirmed. Keep your ears tuned to the Drummer Stream!
	2:51pm Uncle Michael: Good luck, Doug!
	2:52pm tonyc: Yes, Doug -- good luck! Sorry for spreading misinformation just then....
	2:56pm tonyc: Thanks for listening everybody! Hope you enjoyed the show despite dropouts and crap-o-phonic sound. See you next week!
	2:56pm Doug S.: Further complicating things, all phone lines at WFMU are still dead. Ugh.
	2:57pm tonyc: Ugh indeed. Keep the faith.
	2:58pm tonyc: Ta, all!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 6, 2012

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