WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from May 28, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:52pm davex: Hey Gary and listeners! Looking forward to the Bollytour...
	6:52pm Uncle Michael: Shotgun!
	6:55pm Gary: Dave and Michael, welcome! Be right back with some fresh coffee ...
	6:55pm Uncle Michael: My mucho-talented costumer sister just costumed a Bollywood film, shot in L.A., which I guess isn't that uncommon anymore.
	6:56pm listener james from westwood: I will take this show as my launching (lunching?) point for exploring the Indian joints around this year's record fair locale....
	6:58pm listener james from westwood: I'm already whistling "Mera Naam" (SP) in anticipation.
	6:58pm glenn: guess whose birthdays are today? hint: one is the crack music lover behind give the drummer radio. the other is the crack smoking crackpot who runs my city.
	6:59pm ndbob: evening Gary and everyone!
	6:59pm hyde: who doesn't want three hours of Bollywood tunes?
	7:00pm Gary: James, Glenn, Bob and Hyde!
	7:03pm glenn: i see maya angelou died today.
	7:04pm listener james from westwood: Another happy birthday to the mensch at the helm of GTDR!
	7:04pm Doug Schulkind: Butt cracks abound, glenn!
	7:05pm ndbob: Right Glenn - she's gotten a lot of tributes today
	7:06pm Gary: It's the Birthday Boy!
	7:08pm hyde: birthday!
	7:09pm Jill B.: Good Evening Everyone. Just checking in; probably won't stay too long. Sounds like a fun evening of Mumbai sound!
	7:09pm ndbob: .. and Happy Birthday again Doug!.. and hello Jill!
	7:10pm Gary: Hi Mom! Will call you after the show if you're still up
	7:10pm hyde: hi Jill B!
	7:11pm Jill B.: Gary....yes, I'll still be up. Talk to later.
	7:11pm Gary: Here's a poster for Maya Macchindra: upload.wikimedia.org...
	7:13pm Gary: K.L. Saigal was a huge superstar -- Lata Mangeshkar says that, as a girl, she dreamed of marrying him. Good thing she didn't: He was also quite the alcoholic
	7:16pm Gary: Some of K.L. Saigal's biggest later hits were composed by this guy, Pankaj Mullick ... but here he is in his own voice
	7:24pm Gary: DW Griffith was the guy whose name slipped my mind
	7:24pm davex: Fascinating early stuff, Gary. That poster is by the way actually for the later Telugu film of the same name (hence the Telugu writing, which looks quite different).
	7:25pm Gary: Oh, thanks, good catch, Dave
	7:28pm Gary: This song is from Raj Kapoor's first film, before he teamed up with Shankar & Jaikishan
	7:30pm ndbob: This is great Gary - haven't heard very much of this early material
	7:30pm davex: I wonder how many actors ever sang in their own films, something that does not happen very much if at all today.
	7:30pm Doug Schulkind: Gary, my mom listened to one of my radio shows back when I was in college. On that show, I played this long, amazing nadaswaram duet, and she hated it. She never tuned in again, and that was back in 1980.
	7:31pm Gary: Everyone did in the 30s and part of the 40s, Dave
	7:32pm Gary: @Doug: She knew what she liked (and didn't) :)
	7:34pm hyde: this is great, I don't know any of this stuff at all. I'm reminded that I have seen far, far too few Bollywood movies. (True confession: the only Bollywood movie I've watched this year was Veerana: Vengeance of the Vampire)
	7:34pm davex: Thanks, Gary - an early case of modern specialization, apparently.
	7:36pm Gary: Some of the people who went on to be big actors: Ashok Kumar and Leela Chitnis (who was more of a character actor, but ubiquitous) both sang their own stuff in the early 40s -- I was gonna play some, but decided to dial the dork factor down a wee bit :)
	7:36pm Gary: Hyde, I need to see that vampire movie!
	7:38pm davex: And there are so many movies out there to see...
	7:39pm davex: this playlist can double as a must-see list, I suppose.
	7:39pm listener james from westwood: You could spend some time viewing the films from just 1 decade!
	7:40pm Gary: I can vouch for all of the films in this particular set, Dave, definitely
	7:40pm hyde: @Gary it's pretty entertaining. It has great sets and creepy lighting. Has a Bappi Lahiri soundtrack, too. Supposedly the Ramsay brothers are remaking it in 3D.
	7:42pm listener james from westwood: heh, i recognize that bed music!
	7:47pm hyde: ah, finally here's one I know. love that Geeta Dutt.
	7:47pm Gary: Sounds awesome, Hyde -- where did you find it?
	7:49pm Gary: This one goes out to Doug -- happy birthday!
	7:51pm hyde: @Gary I got the disk from Netflix. Mondo Macabro put it out a couple years ago. They've remastered for DVD a few other Bollywood horror flicks over the years, but this is the first one I've seen. I need to get to work on some of the others....
	7:52pm davex: It's easy to find many of these films on YouTube, but few of them seem to have subtitles.
	7:52pm Gary: Thanks, I'll see if Netflix Streaming has it, too!
	7:57pm Doug Schulkind: Where's the "like" button on this thing?
	7:58pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary! catch the rest on the archive
	7:59pm Gary: Have a great night, Bob!
	8:00pm Gary: Coming up, one of my all-time favorite duets ....
	8:01pm davex: I will need to call it an "early" night myself, and will definitely be heading for the archives very soon. Thanks, Gary, good night everyone - and hope you get a like button for your birthday, Doug.
	8:03pm Gary: See you soon, Dave!
	8:04pm listener james from westwood: Stellar stuff thus far!
	8:05pm Gary: Glad you're enjoying, James!
	8:06pm forestriver: This is awesome. I've been obsessed with bollywood since I saw some incredible music videos at a surprisingly good indian restaurant in Rapid City, SD. Thanks for the exposé
	8:07pm Gary: Welcome, Forestriver!
	8:09pm listener james from westwood: The funny thing is, most of the Indian restaurants I've been to in NJ play not Bollywood tunes but schmaltzy Subcontinent-influenced piano-driven Muzak. I'd gladly go for the music videos!
	8:11pm forestriver: I'll drop a link to one of the ones I saw here: www.youtube.com...
	8:13pm listener james from westwood: Thanks!
	8:14pm forestriver: You're welcome. It's seriously pop music, but an interesting story and sound nonetheless
	8:15pm Gary: I'll take a look after the show, ForestRiver -- thanks!
	8:18pm Uncle Michael: This is pretty.
	8:19pm Gary: You wouldn't think so from this song, Michael, but the film is devastatingly depressing (in a good way, though)
	8:23pm Gary: The scene in which this song appears involves a dwarf, guys in "Latin" costumes and a whip
	8:23pm northguineahills: Forgot to say, Hello. Hello, Gary!
	8:24pm Gary: Well, howdy, NGH!
	8:26pm Gary: While I can't strongly recommend this film, I can totally completely and absolutely assure you that you'll more than enjoy this scene if you look it up on YouTube
	8:26pm listener james from westwood: Kishore!
	8:27pm hyde: I always imagine that I'll get some reading done during this show, and then I spend three hours googling stuff I hear
	8:37pm Gary: I think I included this song on this Bollywood comp I put together for the blog: bodegapop.blogspot.com...
	8:43pm !.!: thanks you for all the GR8 shows mny man GARYYYYYYYYYY,,,!!!!!!! really luv all your work tro find these tracks,,!!
	8:43pm !.!: PS but why u newver play metal haha ;)
	8:44pm Gary: Howdy, !.!
	8:49pm listener james from westwood: Love love love this cut!
	8:50pm listener james from westwood: Once again, I have no idea where I'd have ever first heard Bollywood cuts famous and obscure if I hadn't been introduced to WFMU. (Maybe in the opening credits of "Ghost World," but I'm not sure I would've seen that film had I not been an FMU lis'ner.)
	8:55pm Ike: Just got here. "Duniya Mein" -- what a song -- supremely bonkers beyond belief!
	8:56pm Gary: Hola, Ike -- come on in, more bonking gonna happen!
	8:59pm hyde: I'm pro whips and tunnels of pink foam, myself
	8:59pm Uncle Michael: You should visit my basement.
	9:01pm listener james from westwood: Wasn't that a Patton Oswalt bit, Uncle Michael's Naked Pink Foam Basement?
	9:02pm hyde: now I'm slightly uncomfortable
	9:03pm Holly in NC: Drive-by comment - Hello dear Gary! Hello dear friends! HAPPY BIRTHDAY BESTEST DOUG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! XOXOXOX
	9:03pm Gary: Holly!!!!!
	9:04pm Uncle Michael: I'm going to be going folks. Thanks for the Bollywood survey, Gary. Hi Holly!
	9:04pm hyde: OK, that pink foam scene is worth a watch www.youtube.com...
	9:05pm Gary: Have a great night, Michael!
	9:05pm sara: this is lovely, and takes my mind off of the Indian dinner I didn't make today
	9:05pm hyde: Hi Holly! Bye, UM.
	9:06pm Gary: There's always tomorrow, Sara!
	9:07pm sara: yes, or late night cooking of something, thank you
	9:18pm mike east: A bit later than I should have been but I couldn't find my damn phone. Hey Gary, all!
	9:19pm Gary: Howdy, Mike of the East!
	9:20pm northguineahills: Been here the whole time, but I'm still indulging in post-Memorial day cleaning, and I didn't even have any guests.
	9:21pm Gary: This is not an attempt at a bad joke, but I honestly don't remember what I did on Memorial Day
	9:22pm listener james from westwood: I nursed a cold and proofread an unintelligible book.
	9:25pm Gary: The film this song is from was a knock-off of Streets of Fire
	9:26pm Gary: Oh, right; I remember now. I applied for unemployment and helped my GF plant tomatoes on the balcony
	9:27pm walkingtrees: dang! just joining this now from the west coast.
	9:28pm Gary: Hola, Trees What Are Ambulating!
	9:31pm walkingtrees: what's up gary!
	9:32pm hyde: I secretly love Streets of Fire
	9:35pm mike east: Just got distracted watching that pink foam link. Thanks, Hyde
	9:36pm hyde: @Mike I blame Gary
	9:49pm listener james from westwood: Outstanding stuff, Gary. Will be winding down shortly for bed; thanks for the great sweep of Bollywood history!
	9:50pm Gary: Glad you could make it, James -- always great to hang out!
	9:50pm mike east: That sync of vocals and tabla is badass
	9:52pm Gary: I had forgotten how awesome this soundtrack is until this week, when I started digging around for stuff to play ...
	9:52pm Gary: I saw this film at the Eagle Theater in Jackson Heights ... the theater is now a food court :( ... not that I have anything against food!
	9:58pm hyde: great stuff, Gary, thanks!
	9:59pm sara: bye, goodnight
	10:00pm Gary: Night everyone -- thanks for hanging out!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from May 28, 2014

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May 28, 2014: Bollyvault
A 3-hour tour from the dawn of Hindi cinema to this year's hottest hits from the indefatigable film factories of Mumbai.

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
INTRO: K. Wylin	Welcome to the Bodega	The Bodega	2010
THEME: Nellie McKay	¡Bodega! "¡Bodega!" by "THEME: Nellie McKay"	Home Sweet Mobile Home	2010
Govindrao Tembe	Chhod Aakash Ke Sitare	Maya Macchindra	1932	0:04:19 (Pop-up)
Shante Apte \| Keshavrao Bhole	Raat Aai Hai	Amrit Manthan	1934	0:07:31 (Pop-up)
K.L. Saigal	Babul Mora Naihar Chhutal Jaye	Street Singer	1938	0:10:15 (Pop-up)
Pankaj Mullick	Piya Milan Ko Jaana	Kapal Kundia	1939	0:13:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Van Shipley	Chahe Mujhe Koi Junglee Kahe	Bollywood Steel Guitar	2008	0:16:59 (Pop-up)
Noor Jehan \| Naushad	Mere Bachpan Ke Saathi	Anmol Ghadi	1946	0:21:48 (Pop-up)
Shamshad Begum \| Ram Ganguli	Kahe Koyal Shor Machaye Re	Aag	1948	0:25:01 (Pop-up)
Raj Kumari \| Khemchand Prakash	Ek Tir Chala	Mahal	1949	0:27:40 (Pop-up)
Ustad Amir Khan + D.V. Paluskar \| Naushad	Aaj Gawat Man Mero	Baiju Bawra	1952	0:32:21 (Pop-up)
Lata Mangeshkar \| C. Ramchandra	Aaja Ab To Aaja	Anarkali	1953	0:36:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: S. Hazarasingh	Mera Naam Chin Chin Chu	Bollywood Steel Guitar	2008	0:39:56 (Pop-up)
Geeta Dutt \| O.P. Nayyar	Babuji Dheere Chalna	Aar Paar	1954	0:45:02 (Pop-up)
Lata Mangeshkar + Mohammed Rafi + Mukesh \| Shankar Jaikishan	Raimaiya Vastavaiya	Shree 420	1955	0:47:23 (Pop-up)
Mohammed Rafi + Asha Bhosle \| O.P. Nayyar	Sar Par Topi	Tumsa Nahin Dekha	1957	0:53:31 (Pop-up)
Geeta Dutt + Sudha Malhotra \| S.D. Burman	Na Main Dhan Chahun	Kala Bazaar	1960	0:59:05 (Pop-up)
Bharat Vyas \| C. Ramchandra	Kavi Raja Kavita Ke Ab	Navrang	1960	1:03:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Kazi Arindam	Mere Liye Too Bani "Mere Liye Too Bani" by "Kazi Arindam"	Bollywood Steel Guitar	2008	1:05:27 (Pop-up)
Shamshad Begum + Lata Mangeshkar \| Naushad	Terri Mehfil Mein Kismat Ajmakar	Mughal-e-Azam	1960	1:10:45 (Pop-up)
Asha Bhosle \| Hemant Kumar	Bhanwara Bada Nadan	Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam	1962	1:14:57 (Pop-up)
Lata Mangeshkar \| Kalyanji Anandji	Jabse Tujhe Jaan Gayi	Bluff Master	1963	1:19:23 (Pop-up)
Kishore Kumar + R.D. Burman	Main Bhookha	Bhoot Bangla	1965	1:22:43 (Pop-up)
Asha Bhosle \| Ravi	Tora Man Darpan Kahlaye	Kaajal	1965	1:26:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Van Shipley	Mahbooba Mehbooba "Mahbooba Mehbooba" by "Van Shipley"	Bollywood Steel Guitar	2008	1:29:55 (Pop-up)
Asha Bohsle \| Kalyanji Anandji	Husn Ke Lekhon Rang	Johnny Meera Naam	1970	1:34:21 (Pop-up)
Lata Mangeshkar \| R.D. Burman	Dilbar Dil Se Pyare	Caravan	1970	1:38:55 (Pop-up)
R.D. Burman + Kishore Kumar + Asha Bohsle + Lata Mangeshkar	Duniya Mein	Apna Desh	1972	1:43:33 (Pop-up)
Asha Bohsle \| Laxmikant Pyarelal	Mujhe Maar Daalo	Geeta Meera Naam	1976	1:49:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Van Shipley	Ghar Ki Murgi "Ghar Ki Murgi" by "Van Shipley"	Bollywood Steel Guitar	2008	1:56:13 (Pop-up)
Jagjit Kaur \| Khaiyyaam	Kahi Ko Buyahi Bides	Umrao Jaan	1981	2:00:15 (Pop-up)
Nazia Hassan \| Biddu	Boom Boom "Boom Boom" by "Nazia Hassan \| Biddu"	Star	1982	2:04:33 (Pop-up)
Asha Bohsle \| R.D. Burman	He Baba	Manzil Manzil	1984	2:09:35 (Pop-up)
Devang Patel \| Anu Malik	Stop That	Gambler	1987	2:14:38 (Pop-up)
Alka Yagnik \| Laxmikant Pyarelal	Ek Do Teen	Tezaab	1988	2:20:04 (Pop-up)
Alisha Chinoy + Vijay Benedict \| Bappi Lahiri	Dance with Papa	Dance Dance	1989	2:27:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Gautam Dasgupta	Duniya Mane Bura To Goli Maro	Bollywood Steel Guitar	2008	2:34:37 (Pop-up)
Alka Yagnik + Mohammed Aziz \| Laxmikant Pyarelal	Tu Na Ja Mere Badshah	Khuda Gawah	1992	2:41:51 (Pop-up)
Madhuri Dixit + Pandit Birju Maharaj + Kavita Krishnamurthy \| Ismail Darbar + Monty Sharma	Kaahe Chhed Mohe	Devdas	2002	2:46:07 (Pop-up)
Madhuri Dixit + Huma Qureshi \| Vishal Bhardwaj	Hamari Atariya	Dedh Ishqiya	2014	2:52:11 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:52pm davex: Hey Gary and listeners! Looking forward to the Bollytour...
	6:52pm Uncle Michael: Shotgun!
	6:55pm Gary: Dave and Michael, welcome! Be right back with some fresh coffee ...
	6:55pm Uncle Michael: My mucho-talented costumer sister just costumed a Bollywood film, shot in L.A., which I guess isn't that uncommon anymore.
	6:56pm listener james from westwood: I will take this show as my launching (lunching?) point for exploring the Indian joints around this year's record fair locale....
	6:58pm listener james from westwood: I'm already whistling "Mera Naam" (SP) in anticipation.
	6:58pm glenn: guess whose birthdays are today? hint: one is the crack music lover behind give the drummer radio. the other is the crack smoking crackpot who runs my city.
	6:59pm ndbob: evening Gary and everyone!
	6:59pm hyde: who doesn't want three hours of Bollywood tunes?
	7:00pm Gary: James, Glenn, Bob and Hyde!
	7:03pm glenn: i see maya angelou died today.
	7:04pm listener james from westwood: Another happy birthday to the mensch at the helm of GTDR!
	7:04pm Doug Schulkind: Butt cracks abound, glenn!
	7:05pm ndbob: Right Glenn - she's gotten a lot of tributes today
	7:06pm Gary: It's the Birthday Boy!
	7:08pm hyde: birthday!
	7:09pm Jill B.: Good Evening Everyone. Just checking in; probably won't stay too long. Sounds like a fun evening of Mumbai sound!
	7:09pm ndbob: .. and Happy Birthday again Doug!.. and hello Jill!
	7:10pm Gary: Hi Mom! Will call you after the show if you're still up
	7:10pm hyde: hi Jill B!
	7:11pm Jill B.: Gary....yes, I'll still be up. Talk to later.
	7:11pm Gary: Here's a poster for Maya Macchindra: upload.wikimedia.org...
	7:13pm Gary: K.L. Saigal was a huge superstar -- Lata Mangeshkar says that, as a girl, she dreamed of marrying him. Good thing she didn't: He was also quite the alcoholic
	7:16pm Gary: Some of K.L. Saigal's biggest later hits were composed by this guy, Pankaj Mullick ... but here he is in his own voice
	7:24pm Gary: DW Griffith was the guy whose name slipped my mind
	7:24pm davex: Fascinating early stuff, Gary. That poster is by the way actually for the later Telugu film of the same name (hence the Telugu writing, which looks quite different).
	7:25pm Gary: Oh, thanks, good catch, Dave
	7:28pm Gary: This song is from Raj Kapoor's first film, before he teamed up with Shankar & Jaikishan
	7:30pm ndbob: This is great Gary - haven't heard very much of this early material
	7:30pm davex: I wonder how many actors ever sang in their own films, something that does not happen very much if at all today.
	7:30pm Doug Schulkind: Gary, my mom listened to one of my radio shows back when I was in college. On that show, I played this long, amazing nadaswaram duet, and she hated it. She never tuned in again, and that was back in 1980.
	7:31pm Gary: Everyone did in the 30s and part of the 40s, Dave
	7:32pm Gary: @Doug: She knew what she liked (and didn't) :)
	7:34pm hyde: this is great, I don't know any of this stuff at all. I'm reminded that I have seen far, far too few Bollywood movies. (True confession: the only Bollywood movie I've watched this year was Veerana: Vengeance of the Vampire)
	7:34pm davex: Thanks, Gary - an early case of modern specialization, apparently.
	7:36pm Gary: Some of the people who went on to be big actors: Ashok Kumar and Leela Chitnis (who was more of a character actor, but ubiquitous) both sang their own stuff in the early 40s -- I was gonna play some, but decided to dial the dork factor down a wee bit :)
	7:36pm Gary: Hyde, I need to see that vampire movie!
	7:38pm davex: And there are so many movies out there to see...
	7:39pm davex: this playlist can double as a must-see list, I suppose.
	7:39pm listener james from westwood: You could spend some time viewing the films from just 1 decade!
	7:40pm Gary: I can vouch for all of the films in this particular set, Dave, definitely
	7:40pm hyde: @Gary it's pretty entertaining. It has great sets and creepy lighting. Has a Bappi Lahiri soundtrack, too. Supposedly the Ramsay brothers are remaking it in 3D.
	7:42pm listener james from westwood: heh, i recognize that bed music!
	7:47pm hyde: ah, finally here's one I know. love that Geeta Dutt.
	7:47pm Gary: Sounds awesome, Hyde -- where did you find it?
	7:49pm Gary: This one goes out to Doug -- happy birthday!
	7:51pm hyde: @Gary I got the disk from Netflix. Mondo Macabro put it out a couple years ago. They've remastered for DVD a few other Bollywood horror flicks over the years, but this is the first one I've seen. I need to get to work on some of the others....
	7:52pm davex: It's easy to find many of these films on YouTube, but few of them seem to have subtitles.
	7:52pm Gary: Thanks, I'll see if Netflix Streaming has it, too!
	7:57pm Doug Schulkind: Where's the "like" button on this thing?
	7:58pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary! catch the rest on the archive
	7:59pm Gary: Have a great night, Bob!
	8:00pm Gary: Coming up, one of my all-time favorite duets ....
	8:01pm davex: I will need to call it an "early" night myself, and will definitely be heading for the archives very soon. Thanks, Gary, good night everyone - and hope you get a like button for your birthday, Doug.
	8:03pm Gary: See you soon, Dave!
	8:04pm listener james from westwood: Stellar stuff thus far!
	8:05pm Gary: Glad you're enjoying, James!
	8:06pm forestriver: This is awesome. I've been obsessed with bollywood since I saw some incredible music videos at a surprisingly good indian restaurant in Rapid City, SD. Thanks for the exposé
	8:07pm Gary: Welcome, Forestriver!
	8:09pm listener james from westwood: The funny thing is, most of the Indian restaurants I've been to in NJ play not Bollywood tunes but schmaltzy Subcontinent-influenced piano-driven Muzak. I'd gladly go for the music videos!
	8:11pm forestriver: I'll drop a link to one of the ones I saw here: www.youtube.com...
	8:13pm listener james from westwood: Thanks!
	8:14pm forestriver: You're welcome. It's seriously pop music, but an interesting story and sound nonetheless
	8:15pm Gary: I'll take a look after the show, ForestRiver -- thanks!
	8:18pm Uncle Michael: This is pretty.
	8:19pm Gary: You wouldn't think so from this song, Michael, but the film is devastatingly depressing (in a good way, though)
	8:23pm Gary: The scene in which this song appears involves a dwarf, guys in "Latin" costumes and a whip
	8:23pm northguineahills: Forgot to say, Hello. Hello, Gary!
	8:24pm Gary: Well, howdy, NGH!
	8:26pm Gary: While I can't strongly recommend this film, I can totally completely and absolutely assure you that you'll more than enjoy this scene if you look it up on YouTube
	8:26pm listener james from westwood: Kishore!
	8:27pm hyde: I always imagine that I'll get some reading done during this show, and then I spend three hours googling stuff I hear
	8:37pm Gary: I think I included this song on this Bollywood comp I put together for the blog: bodegapop.blogspot.com...
	8:43pm !.!: thanks you for all the GR8 shows mny man GARYYYYYYYYYY,,,!!!!!!! really luv all your work tro find these tracks,,!!
	8:43pm !.!: PS but why u newver play metal haha ;)
	8:44pm Gary: Howdy, !.!
	8:49pm listener james from westwood: Love love love this cut!
	8:50pm listener james from westwood: Once again, I have no idea where I'd have ever first heard Bollywood cuts famous and obscure if I hadn't been introduced to WFMU. (Maybe in the opening credits of "Ghost World," but I'm not sure I would've seen that film had I not been an FMU lis'ner.)
	8:55pm Ike: Just got here. "Duniya Mein" -- what a song -- supremely bonkers beyond belief!
	8:56pm Gary: Hola, Ike -- come on in, more bonking gonna happen!
	8:59pm hyde: I'm pro whips and tunnels of pink foam, myself
	8:59pm Uncle Michael: You should visit my basement.
	9:01pm listener james from westwood: Wasn't that a Patton Oswalt bit, Uncle Michael's Naked Pink Foam Basement?
	9:02pm hyde: now I'm slightly uncomfortable
	9:03pm Holly in NC: Drive-by comment - Hello dear Gary! Hello dear friends! HAPPY BIRTHDAY BESTEST DOUG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! XOXOXOX
	9:03pm Gary: Holly!!!!!
	9:04pm Uncle Michael: I'm going to be going folks. Thanks for the Bollywood survey, Gary. Hi Holly!
	9:04pm hyde: OK, that pink foam scene is worth a watch www.youtube.com...
	9:05pm Gary: Have a great night, Michael!
	9:05pm sara: this is lovely, and takes my mind off of the Indian dinner I didn't make today
	9:05pm hyde: Hi Holly! Bye, UM.
	9:06pm Gary: There's always tomorrow, Sara!
	9:07pm sara: yes, or late night cooking of something, thank you
	9:18pm mike east: A bit later than I should have been but I couldn't find my damn phone. Hey Gary, all!
	9:19pm Gary: Howdy, Mike of the East!
	9:20pm northguineahills: Been here the whole time, but I'm still indulging in post-Memorial day cleaning, and I didn't even have any guests.
	9:21pm Gary: This is not an attempt at a bad joke, but I honestly don't remember what I did on Memorial Day
	9:22pm listener james from westwood: I nursed a cold and proofread an unintelligible book.
	9:25pm Gary: The film this song is from was a knock-off of Streets of Fire
	9:26pm Gary: Oh, right; I remember now. I applied for unemployment and helped my GF plant tomatoes on the balcony
	9:27pm walkingtrees: dang! just joining this now from the west coast.
	9:28pm Gary: Hola, Trees What Are Ambulating!
	9:31pm walkingtrees: what's up gary!
	9:32pm hyde: I secretly love Streets of Fire
	9:35pm mike east: Just got distracted watching that pink foam link. Thanks, Hyde
	9:36pm hyde: @Mike I blame Gary
	9:49pm listener james from westwood: Outstanding stuff, Gary. Will be winding down shortly for bed; thanks for the great sweep of Bollywood history!
	9:50pm Gary: Glad you could make it, James -- always great to hang out!
	9:50pm mike east: That sync of vocals and tabla is badass
	9:52pm Gary: I had forgotten how awesome this soundtrack is until this week, when I started digging around for stuff to play ...
	9:52pm Gary: I saw this film at the Eagle Theater in Jackson Heights ... the theater is now a food court :( ... not that I have anything against food!
	9:58pm hyde: great stuff, Gary, thanks!
	9:59pm sara: bye, goodnight
	10:00pm Gary: Night everyone -- thanks for hanging out!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from May 28, 2014

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