WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from August 20, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:57pm ndbob: evening Gary and everyone!
	6:58pm Gary: Howdy, Bob!
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: Hey hey, ndbob, Gary, and all!
	7:01pm ndbob: Heya James!
	7:01pm Gary: Heya, James!
	7:09pm Holly in NC: Can't listen in real time - but heya Gary, ndbob, ljfw and all friends who've decided to be fashionably late tonight :-) BTW Gary, very glad you're featuring Palestinian artists this fine evening.
	7:09pm Gary: Hi Holly!
	🇰🇷 7:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - evening ! - starting off beautifully...
	7:10pm Gary: RevRab!
	7:10pm hyde: hi all, I'm fashionably late
	7:11pm Gary: Hyde!
	7:11pm Gary: Alas, I think I would get in trouble if I were late, fashionably so or not :)
	7:16pm Gary: I think the girl singing the version of this song (which I played a different version of to open the set) was 16 at the time of this recording
	🇰🇷 7:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - & alas; cannot think of Palestine w/out thinking of Eno's recent insightful - but very grim (note) letter - brought to our attention on Trouble's latest 'ModernWorld' show : www.independent.co.uk...
	7:20pm Doug Schulkind: Gary Sullivan, now more than ever!
	🇰🇷 7:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - 16 ?! : holy crow that was gorgeous...
	7:22pm hyde: was that her playing flute on that tune too? I see pics of her with a flute out there. Also: 8tracks.com...
	7:23pm hyde: that's the lazyproductions link, fwiw
	7:23pm ndbob: i found the one sided support for Palestine here upsetting - of course I understand it in this music - which is great to listen to _ agree with many things Eno says - but some things he says are deplorable
	7:26pm Doug Schulkind: Asala Yousef, courtesy of the Bodega Popmaestro: bodegapop.blogspot.com...
	🇰🇷 7:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Both sides have been accused by level-headed outlets of war crimes in the recent conflict. I find it hard to dismiss Eno's point about how asymmetrical it all is - but this is perhaps the World's most intractable conflict? Respect.
	7:27pm Gary: Howdy, Doug! Thanks for that link!
	7:28pm Doug Schulkind: You're thanking ME?!
	🇰🇷 7:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...nor is 'America's' position really entirely one-sided: I think most of us support a two-state solution...
	7:31pm ndbob: I sure support a two state solution
	7:32pm Doug Schulkind: North and South Dakota, Bob? It'll never work.
	7:32pm Gary: LOL
	7:33pm ndbob: @Doug North Dakota is more buffalo-centric so maybe it will:)
	7:33pm glenn: north dakota = southern alberta.
	7:33pm Gary: Glenn! I wish my sis was here tonight to weigh in on the ND/SD controversy
	7:34pm ndbob: I was thinking that Gary
	7:35pm Gary: Given how far north she lives, I think she's sucking in all the sun she can before the winter hits
	7:36pm glenn: also, if y'all like a good mystery novel, and set in north dakota to boot, i wholeheartedly endorse jamie harrison's blue deer series. she's jim harrison's daughter, and a great writer in her own right.
	7:37pm Gary: I used to love Jim Harrison -- haven't read him in a while. Would love to check out his daughter's work
	7:37pm ndbob: Sounds great Glenn!
	7:39pm glenn: dalva is my fave jim h. book, i think, although i haven't read them all.
	7:39pm ndbob: @Gary one thing that alleviates the depth of winter is Jamestown is that it's at the Western end of the time zone, so that the sun never set before 445 - even though it didn't rise until 830
	7:41pm hyde: @glenn huh, I never knew that. Thanks for the rec, though I'm almost at the end of my summer mystery/crime novel reading for the season...
	7:42pm ndbob: I've been reading lots of classic mysteries from the 30s and 40s
	7:42pm glenn: in todays' heart warming news, meet turbo roo. www.thestar.com...
	7:48pm hyde: @ndbob. any good ones in particular? I haven't gone that far back this go-round, though I did read The Blonde on the Street Corner by David Goodis from the 50's. The best one I read this summer was The Ax by Donald Westlake, which was flat out brilliant.
	7:50pm glenn: oh, don't get me started on donald e.. the man was a genius.
	7:50pm glenn: also, try anything in the hard case crime imprimatur.
	7:51pm glenn: oh, and brad smith. he's canadian, but sets a few books in upstate new york.
	7:52pm ndbob: I have read several David Goodis novels.... as far s noir fiction goes I've read a couple by Dorothy B Hughes, who wrote Ina Lonely Place - most of the rest have been more standard mysteries - Marjery Allingham, John Dickinson Carr, etc.
	7:52pm northguineahills: Wow. I actually have an album that Gary has played. (Samir Joubran)
	7:53pm ndbob: @Glenn Didn't Hard case just issue a Sam Fuller novel?
	7:53pm Gary: NGH! It's a terrific album, yes?
	7:54pm hyde: @Glenn yeah, I've read a whole slew of those Hard Case Crime books, will make a note of Brad Smith... @ndb love Dorothy B. Hughes. I think I've only read one Carr book many many many years ago...
	7:55pm Gary: Hey Glenn & Bob, what is the name of that unpublished Charles Willeford manuscript that was going around for a while in the 80s? A friend who worked at Green Apple Books in SF gave me a copy in the late 80s. Was it ever published? I don't have my copy anymore, alas
	7:56pm glenn: i vaguely remember hearing of it, but have no idea what it was called.
	7:56pm ndbob: hmm - not sure Gary - and Hyde - the Carr books are decent - although he was American he lived in the UK and his books have the feel of British mysteries
	7:56pm northguineahills: 'tis is is, Gary. There used to be a Palestinian chicken/hummus place on Graham Ave in Williamsburg, and the proprietor was also an oud musician, and had a lot of CDs by the front counter. That's where I found it.
	7:57pm glenn: brainquake by sam fuller. badassdigest.com...
	7:58pm hyde: @Gary I dunno, but Willeford is great--both the earlier novels and the later Florida ones. I really wish someone would re-publish the western he wrote (The Hombre from Sonora) which sounds amazing but costs a dang fortune.
	7:58pm ndbob: that's what i was thinkng of glenn
	7:59pm Gary: Glenn, I just saw that book today and almost bought it (but got Amanda Petrusich's book on 78 collectors and Gina Arnold's on Exile in Guyville instead
	7:59pm Gary: Damn, NGH, I bet that place is long gone.
	🇰🇷 8:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I have more affinity for Noir - which is like Mystery - but unlike in not really being about Plot ...This Music really makes it for me Gary !! ; I hate to be the fuddy - but Traditional stuff (any week) often resonates more for me - but not exclusively or anything (you mix it up of course)...
	8:00pm ndbob: @Gary Amanda's book is great!
	8:00pm hyde: @Gary oh! let us know how the record collector book is. I almost tossed for that the other day.
	8:00pm ndbob: particularly enjoyed the Joe Bussard chapter - having spent a day in Joe's basemenr
	8:01pm Gary: Grimhaven!!!!!!
	8:01pm glenn: i can't remember the last time i bought a book. one of the perks of having my g.f. work for penguin / random house.
	8:03pm Jeff Golick: How-do! A rare live Wednesday night listening experience for me!
	8:04pm Gary: Well, howdy, neighbor to the south Jeff!
	8:04pm hyde: hey everyone, it's Jeff Golick!
	8:05pm Jeff Golick: Also: BOOKS! Love Westlake and have been dying to read The Ax. Also The Hook, @hyde. The Parker titles are mean and wonderful.
	8:06pm Gary: Speaking of books, this man was one of Palestine's greatest writers of all time
	8:07pm ndbob: excellent show Gary!- I need to go - catch the rest on the archive - going to lave the chat window open though
	8:08pm Gary: Have a great night, Bob!
	8:08pm glenn: start with kahawa, if you haven't read it. westlake's best, i think.
	8:09pm hyde: @JG The Ax was really great. I also read The Score this summer, which was only OK for a Parker novel but still fine. The Dortmunder books are really good too, esp. The Hot Rock
	🇰🇷 8:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Peace ndbob.
	8:09pm Jeff Golick: Just read a crime novel by Frank Lentricchia, THE DOG KILLER OF UTICA. Melville House had a big sale recently, and they have a mystery line. Sort of Lawrence Block meets William Kennedy. + Italians.
	8:12pm northguineahills: @Gary: yep, it's now a seafood place
	8:13pm Jeff Golick: Y'all may already know this link, but Ethan Iverson (pianist of the Bad Plus) ran down all of Westlake's books here: dothemath.typepad.com...
	8:14pm hyde: man, now I sure feel like starting the Ross Macdonald book I have sitting here
	8:14pm Jeff Golick: Derek Raymond! That's what I was hoping to find at the Melville House sale, but it was pretty picked over by the time I got there (fortunately?). Among my fave series book cover designs, for one thing...
	8:15pm glenn: also ROSS THOMAS. that is all.
	8:15pm ndbob: I subscribe to Oyster - which has a great back catalog lots of classic noirs and mysteries
	8:17pm Gary: Melville House sale? Hey, Jeff, you know the Brooklyn Book Fair is coming up, yeah? They'll definitely be there -- they're there every year
	8:18pm hyde: @JG thanks! I had never seen that. I also never knew that a) he wrote a western/caper/ comedy with Brian Garfield of Death Wish fame and b) that he, Garfield, Joe Gores and Lawrence block had a running poker game. That must have been some table. @Glenn I love The Seersucker Whipsaw and The Cold War Swap
	8:23pm Gary: I had to google "subscribe to oyster," Bob, but now I see what it is ...
	8:32pm ndbob: @Gary It's great - so many great books
	8:33pm Jeff Golick: @Gary: yeah, the BK Book Fair is right up my alley, and right in my backyard, and yet I've never been! It's actually my business -- I publish audiobooks -- so I should probably give it a go, though busman's holiday etc etc. This is lovely, btw.
	8:34pm Gary: Me + my GF will definitely be there this year, Jeff. Sayin'.
	8:37pm Jeff Golick: off-topic: there appear to be many Sir Richard Bishop albums for (legit?) free d/l here: deliradio.com... -- ?
	8:37pm Jeff Golick: @Gary: would be great to make that work -- and there's also Queens!
	8:42pm hyde: @JG whoa. thanks for that RB link!
	8:42pm Gary: Queens is King!
	8:45pm Jeff Golick: Yeah, cuz audiobooks NEVER have pronunciation mistakes in them...
	8:46pm Jeff Golick: @hyde: can only vouch for Salvador Kali, but digging in more...!
	8:46pm Gary: Ha ha. I found this insanely great vocal/rababa album in Bay Ridge many, many years ago. I am a criminal for not having posted it to Bodega Pop yet.
	8:47pm Jeff Golick: BLEARGH: buzzer rings > think it's one of my kids > down two flights > it's FRACKKIN' NYPIRG > blah blah blah > back up two flights, poorer and missing the show!!
	8:55pm Gary: These are totally the Don't Fear the Reaper chord changes
	8:56pm hyde: Romeo and Juliet Are together in eternity...
	9:08pm Gary: This is yet another Bay Ridge score
	9:38pm Ike: Hello hello hello! Late as usual, but here here here.
	9:39pm Gary: Ike!
	9:47pm Gary: Most brilliant sample of Edith Piaf?
	9:54pm hyde: well, I wandered away there for a bit trying to catch up on my Lucky Peach backlog (I'm still back in the Street Food issue, for god's sake). The Palestinian stuff was a nice backdrop. Thanks!
	9:56pm Doug Schulkind: A 3-hour "like."
	9:58pm Doug Schulkind: Jeff #2 is Jed Jackson.
	9:59pm Doug Schulkind: Um, make that Jeff Jackson.
	10:00pm northguineahills: oh shit, it's 10! Thanks Gary!
	10:00pm Gary: Street Food issue, I gotta get that!
	10:01pm Gary: Nighty night Doug, Hyde, NGH, Ike, and everyone else!
	10:02pm Jeff Golick: (Jed would make things a little easier.)

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from August 20, 2014

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August 20, 2014: Palestine
Ataba, dal'ona, grunge and rap; sahja, mejana, folk and trap: This is al-musiqa al-filastaniyya.

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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
Unknown Palestinian Artists	Yama Moweil el Hawa			0:04:13 (Pop-up)
Sana Moussa	Tallat El Baroudeh "Tallat El Baroudeh" by "Sana Moussa"	Ishraq		0:07:48 (Pop-up)
We7 (Wlad el 7ara, “Sons of the Hood”)	Soou ' o'ukath	Sout el Samt		0:11:57 (Pop-up)
Nai Barghouti	Yumma Mweil Al-Hawa (Oh Mama, the Breeze Bends)			0:15:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Sabreen Group	Dance of the Resistance Inst.	Death of the Prophet		0:18:31 (Pop-up)
Asala Yousef	Mawal Belyla Wad3k "Mawal Belyla Wad3k" by "Asala Yousef"	Ajml Almwawel		0:24:24 (Pop-up)
Kazz al Oman	Cheta "Cheta" by "Kazz al Oman"	Athar al Ghorab		0:28:43 (Pop-up)
Shadia Mansour	El Kofeyye Arabeyye			0:31:49 (Pop-up)
DAM	Mama, I Fell in Love with a Jew	Dabke on the Moon	2012	0:36:14 (Pop-up)
Sabreena da Witch	Beit (Home) "Beit (Home)" by "Sabreena da Witch"	A Woman under the Influence		0:39:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Samir Joubran	Khiyanat Mariha "Khiyanat Mariha" by "Samir Joubran"	Tamaas	2003	0:43:01 (Pop-up)
Samir Joubran	Taqsim "Taqsim" by "Samir Joubran"	Sou' Fahm (Misunderstanding)		0:48:00 (Pop-up)
Sabreen Group	Khayyal Al-Mzaghirtat	Death of the Prophet		0:52:26 (Pop-up)
Kazamada (Tamer Ab, vocal)	Yehsal Eh			0:56:24 (Pop-up)
Kamilya Jubran	Mira'at Al Hijarah	Palestine in My Heart		0:59:22 (Pop-up)
Mahmoud Darwish + Trio Joubran	On This Earth	In the Shade of the Words		1:04:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stormtrap	Lamma tshawweb Palestine			1:08:21 (Pop-up)
Firmin Muguruza	Yalla Yalla Ramallah	Checkpoint Rock	2009	1:13:19 (Pop-up)
Cedar Zaitoun	Ya Khofi "Ya Khofi" by "Cedar Zaitoun"			1:17:45 (Pop-up)
Shafeq Kabaha	Jafra "Jafra" by "Shafeq Kabaha"			1:21:26 (Pop-up)
Terez Sliman	Sawt al Jaras "Sawt al Jaras" by "Terez Sliman"			1:27:31 (Pop-up)
Khalas	Shokran "Shokran" by "Khalas"	Ma Adesh Feeha	2007	1:32:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Khalas	Enta Omri "Enta Omri" by "Khalas"	Ma Adesh Feeha		1:36:55 (Pop-up)
Unknown Palestinian Artists	Track 16	Wedding Music		1:41:46 (Pop-up)
Mhareb Deeb	Track 4 "Track 4" by "Mhareb Deeb"	Mghtaribeen (Expatriates)		1:44:15 (Pop-up)
Shadi Zaqtan	Gaza "Gaza" by "Shadi Zaqtan"	Ghanna' ala al Hagiz		1:52:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Shadi Zaqtan	Kartushka "Kartushka" by "Shadi Zaqtan"	An Balad		1:56:08 (Pop-up)
Amal Ka'awash	Wade3 Tare2 "Wade3 Tare2" by "Amal Ka'awash"			2:01:33 (Pop-up)
George and Salem	Father Does Not "Father Does Not" by "George and Salem"	Haile		2:03:08 (Pop-up)
Mais Shalash	Gaza el Badaea "Gaza el Badaea" by "Mais Shalash"	Beautiful Songs		2:07:41 (Pop-up)
Mustafa al Kurd	This Country "This Country" by "Mustafa al Kurd"	Al Makam		2:12:07 (Pop-up)
Huda Asfour	Lastou Shay'aa "Lastou Shay'aa" by "Huda Asfour"	Mars (Back and Forth)		2:20:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Unknown Palestinian Artists	Track 14	Wedding Music		2:27:20 (Pop-up)
Unknown Palestinian Artists	Track 15	Wedding Music		2:28:40 (Pop-up)
Milad As-Soudy	Risala ila Mona Lisa	Musiqa Soudwa'yya		2:31:05 (Pop-up)
Ranin	Habibi Me "Habibi Me" by "Ranin"	Sweetheart of My Heart	2005	2:33:33 (Pop-up)
MWR	Orobetna Bkhatar (Arabs in Danger)	Because I'm an Arab	2013	2:37:06 (Pop-up)
Safaa Arapiyat	Paka, Paka "Paka, Paka" by "Safaa Arapiyat"	Checkpoint Rock	2009	2:40:22 (Pop-up)
Abna2 Al G'adab, Sameh "SAZ" Zakout, Abeer Alzinati	Born Here	Slingshot Hip Hop	2008	2:43:13 (Pop-up)
Next Team	Actually Not "Actually Not" by "Next Team"	We Worked	2013	2:46:32 (Pop-up)
Mahmoud Jreri + Shadia Mansour	I Want Peace	Slingshot Hip Hop	2008	2:49:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: OUTRO: Catrina	Hei La "Hei La" by "OUTRO: Catrina"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000	2:53:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:57pm ndbob: evening Gary and everyone!
	6:58pm Gary: Howdy, Bob!
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: Hey hey, ndbob, Gary, and all!
	7:01pm ndbob: Heya James!
	7:01pm Gary: Heya, James!
	7:09pm Holly in NC: Can't listen in real time - but heya Gary, ndbob, ljfw and all friends who've decided to be fashionably late tonight :-) BTW Gary, very glad you're featuring Palestinian artists this fine evening.
	7:09pm Gary: Hi Holly!
	🇰🇷 7:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - evening ! - starting off beautifully...
	7:10pm Gary: RevRab!
	7:10pm hyde: hi all, I'm fashionably late
	7:11pm Gary: Hyde!
	7:11pm Gary: Alas, I think I would get in trouble if I were late, fashionably so or not :)
	7:16pm Gary: I think the girl singing the version of this song (which I played a different version of to open the set) was 16 at the time of this recording
	🇰🇷 7:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - & alas; cannot think of Palestine w/out thinking of Eno's recent insightful - but very grim (note) letter - brought to our attention on Trouble's latest 'ModernWorld' show : www.independent.co.uk...
	7:20pm Doug Schulkind: Gary Sullivan, now more than ever!
	🇰🇷 7:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - 16 ?! : holy crow that was gorgeous...
	7:22pm hyde: was that her playing flute on that tune too? I see pics of her with a flute out there. Also: 8tracks.com...
	7:23pm hyde: that's the lazyproductions link, fwiw
	7:23pm ndbob: i found the one sided support for Palestine here upsetting - of course I understand it in this music - which is great to listen to _ agree with many things Eno says - but some things he says are deplorable
	7:26pm Doug Schulkind: Asala Yousef, courtesy of the Bodega Popmaestro: bodegapop.blogspot.com...
	🇰🇷 7:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Both sides have been accused by level-headed outlets of war crimes in the recent conflict. I find it hard to dismiss Eno's point about how asymmetrical it all is - but this is perhaps the World's most intractable conflict? Respect.
	7:27pm Gary: Howdy, Doug! Thanks for that link!
	7:28pm Doug Schulkind: You're thanking ME?!
	🇰🇷 7:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...nor is 'America's' position really entirely one-sided: I think most of us support a two-state solution...
	7:31pm ndbob: I sure support a two state solution
	7:32pm Doug Schulkind: North and South Dakota, Bob? It'll never work.
	7:32pm Gary: LOL
	7:33pm ndbob: @Doug North Dakota is more buffalo-centric so maybe it will:)
	7:33pm glenn: north dakota = southern alberta.
	7:33pm Gary: Glenn! I wish my sis was here tonight to weigh in on the ND/SD controversy
	7:34pm ndbob: I was thinking that Gary
	7:35pm Gary: Given how far north she lives, I think she's sucking in all the sun she can before the winter hits
	7:36pm glenn: also, if y'all like a good mystery novel, and set in north dakota to boot, i wholeheartedly endorse jamie harrison's blue deer series. she's jim harrison's daughter, and a great writer in her own right.
	7:37pm Gary: I used to love Jim Harrison -- haven't read him in a while. Would love to check out his daughter's work
	7:37pm ndbob: Sounds great Glenn!
	7:39pm glenn: dalva is my fave jim h. book, i think, although i haven't read them all.
	7:39pm ndbob: @Gary one thing that alleviates the depth of winter is Jamestown is that it's at the Western end of the time zone, so that the sun never set before 445 - even though it didn't rise until 830
	7:41pm hyde: @glenn huh, I never knew that. Thanks for the rec, though I'm almost at the end of my summer mystery/crime novel reading for the season...
	7:42pm ndbob: I've been reading lots of classic mysteries from the 30s and 40s
	7:42pm glenn: in todays' heart warming news, meet turbo roo. www.thestar.com...
	7:48pm hyde: @ndbob. any good ones in particular? I haven't gone that far back this go-round, though I did read The Blonde on the Street Corner by David Goodis from the 50's. The best one I read this summer was The Ax by Donald Westlake, which was flat out brilliant.
	7:50pm glenn: oh, don't get me started on donald e.. the man was a genius.
	7:50pm glenn: also, try anything in the hard case crime imprimatur.
	7:51pm glenn: oh, and brad smith. he's canadian, but sets a few books in upstate new york.
	7:52pm ndbob: I have read several David Goodis novels.... as far s noir fiction goes I've read a couple by Dorothy B Hughes, who wrote Ina Lonely Place - most of the rest have been more standard mysteries - Marjery Allingham, John Dickinson Carr, etc.
	7:52pm northguineahills: Wow. I actually have an album that Gary has played. (Samir Joubran)
	7:53pm ndbob: @Glenn Didn't Hard case just issue a Sam Fuller novel?
	7:53pm Gary: NGH! It's a terrific album, yes?
	7:54pm hyde: @Glenn yeah, I've read a whole slew of those Hard Case Crime books, will make a note of Brad Smith... @ndb love Dorothy B. Hughes. I think I've only read one Carr book many many many years ago...
	7:55pm Gary: Hey Glenn & Bob, what is the name of that unpublished Charles Willeford manuscript that was going around for a while in the 80s? A friend who worked at Green Apple Books in SF gave me a copy in the late 80s. Was it ever published? I don't have my copy anymore, alas
	7:56pm glenn: i vaguely remember hearing of it, but have no idea what it was called.
	7:56pm ndbob: hmm - not sure Gary - and Hyde - the Carr books are decent - although he was American he lived in the UK and his books have the feel of British mysteries
	7:56pm northguineahills: 'tis is is, Gary. There used to be a Palestinian chicken/hummus place on Graham Ave in Williamsburg, and the proprietor was also an oud musician, and had a lot of CDs by the front counter. That's where I found it.
	7:57pm glenn: brainquake by sam fuller. badassdigest.com...
	7:58pm hyde: @Gary I dunno, but Willeford is great--both the earlier novels and the later Florida ones. I really wish someone would re-publish the western he wrote (The Hombre from Sonora) which sounds amazing but costs a dang fortune.
	7:58pm ndbob: that's what i was thinkng of glenn
	7:59pm Gary: Glenn, I just saw that book today and almost bought it (but got Amanda Petrusich's book on 78 collectors and Gina Arnold's on Exile in Guyville instead
	7:59pm Gary: Damn, NGH, I bet that place is long gone.
	🇰🇷 8:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I have more affinity for Noir - which is like Mystery - but unlike in not really being about Plot ...This Music really makes it for me Gary !! ; I hate to be the fuddy - but Traditional stuff (any week) often resonates more for me - but not exclusively or anything (you mix it up of course)...
	8:00pm ndbob: @Gary Amanda's book is great!
	8:00pm hyde: @Gary oh! let us know how the record collector book is. I almost tossed for that the other day.
	8:00pm ndbob: particularly enjoyed the Joe Bussard chapter - having spent a day in Joe's basemenr
	8:01pm Gary: Grimhaven!!!!!!
	8:01pm glenn: i can't remember the last time i bought a book. one of the perks of having my g.f. work for penguin / random house.
	8:03pm Jeff Golick: How-do! A rare live Wednesday night listening experience for me!
	8:04pm Gary: Well, howdy, neighbor to the south Jeff!
	8:04pm hyde: hey everyone, it's Jeff Golick!
	8:05pm Jeff Golick: Also: BOOKS! Love Westlake and have been dying to read The Ax. Also The Hook, @hyde. The Parker titles are mean and wonderful.
	8:06pm Gary: Speaking of books, this man was one of Palestine's greatest writers of all time
	8:07pm ndbob: excellent show Gary!- I need to go - catch the rest on the archive - going to lave the chat window open though
	8:08pm Gary: Have a great night, Bob!
	8:08pm glenn: start with kahawa, if you haven't read it. westlake's best, i think.
	8:09pm hyde: @JG The Ax was really great. I also read The Score this summer, which was only OK for a Parker novel but still fine. The Dortmunder books are really good too, esp. The Hot Rock
	🇰🇷 8:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Peace ndbob.
	8:09pm Jeff Golick: Just read a crime novel by Frank Lentricchia, THE DOG KILLER OF UTICA. Melville House had a big sale recently, and they have a mystery line. Sort of Lawrence Block meets William Kennedy. + Italians.
	8:12pm northguineahills: @Gary: yep, it's now a seafood place
	8:13pm Jeff Golick: Y'all may already know this link, but Ethan Iverson (pianist of the Bad Plus) ran down all of Westlake's books here: dothemath.typepad.com...
	8:14pm hyde: man, now I sure feel like starting the Ross Macdonald book I have sitting here
	8:14pm Jeff Golick: Derek Raymond! That's what I was hoping to find at the Melville House sale, but it was pretty picked over by the time I got there (fortunately?). Among my fave series book cover designs, for one thing...
	8:15pm glenn: also ROSS THOMAS. that is all.
	8:15pm ndbob: I subscribe to Oyster - which has a great back catalog lots of classic noirs and mysteries
	8:17pm Gary: Melville House sale? Hey, Jeff, you know the Brooklyn Book Fair is coming up, yeah? They'll definitely be there -- they're there every year
	8:18pm hyde: @JG thanks! I had never seen that. I also never knew that a) he wrote a western/caper/ comedy with Brian Garfield of Death Wish fame and b) that he, Garfield, Joe Gores and Lawrence block had a running poker game. That must have been some table. @Glenn I love The Seersucker Whipsaw and The Cold War Swap
	8:23pm Gary: I had to google "subscribe to oyster," Bob, but now I see what it is ...
	8:32pm ndbob: @Gary It's great - so many great books
	8:33pm Jeff Golick: @Gary: yeah, the BK Book Fair is right up my alley, and right in my backyard, and yet I've never been! It's actually my business -- I publish audiobooks -- so I should probably give it a go, though busman's holiday etc etc. This is lovely, btw.
	8:34pm Gary: Me + my GF will definitely be there this year, Jeff. Sayin'.
	8:37pm Jeff Golick: off-topic: there appear to be many Sir Richard Bishop albums for (legit?) free d/l here: deliradio.com... -- ?
	8:37pm Jeff Golick: @Gary: would be great to make that work -- and there's also Queens!
	8:42pm hyde: @JG whoa. thanks for that RB link!
	8:42pm Gary: Queens is King!
	8:45pm Jeff Golick: Yeah, cuz audiobooks NEVER have pronunciation mistakes in them...
	8:46pm Jeff Golick: @hyde: can only vouch for Salvador Kali, but digging in more...!
	8:46pm Gary: Ha ha. I found this insanely great vocal/rababa album in Bay Ridge many, many years ago. I am a criminal for not having posted it to Bodega Pop yet.
	8:47pm Jeff Golick: BLEARGH: buzzer rings > think it's one of my kids > down two flights > it's FRACKKIN' NYPIRG > blah blah blah > back up two flights, poorer and missing the show!!
	8:55pm Gary: These are totally the Don't Fear the Reaper chord changes
	8:56pm hyde: Romeo and Juliet Are together in eternity...
	9:08pm Gary: This is yet another Bay Ridge score
	9:38pm Ike: Hello hello hello! Late as usual, but here here here.
	9:39pm Gary: Ike!
	9:47pm Gary: Most brilliant sample of Edith Piaf?
	9:54pm hyde: well, I wandered away there for a bit trying to catch up on my Lucky Peach backlog (I'm still back in the Street Food issue, for god's sake). The Palestinian stuff was a nice backdrop. Thanks!
	9:56pm Doug Schulkind: A 3-hour "like."
	9:58pm Doug Schulkind: Jeff #2 is Jed Jackson.
	9:59pm Doug Schulkind: Um, make that Jeff Jackson.
	10:00pm northguineahills: oh shit, it's 10! Thanks Gary!
	10:00pm Gary: Street Food issue, I gotta get that!
	10:01pm Gary: Nighty night Doug, Hyde, NGH, Ike, and everyone else!
	10:02pm Jeff Golick: (Jed would make things a little easier.)

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from August 20, 2014

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