WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from June 3, 2016

Listener comments!
	9:01am listener james from westwood: Good ... morning? Can that be right?!
	9:01am annie: emergency sub?
	9:02am annie: well, cool!!
	9:04am Doug Schulkind: Greetings from the Crescent City, Gary! Already had my first oyster po' boy. The Big Muddy is flowing strong and proud. And the Bodega is flowing loud and proud. Thanks for covering for me!
	9:05am annie: have fun doug!!!
	9:05am Gary: Hi James and Annie! ... no emergencies ... oh, there's Doug now!
	9:05am doctorjazz: I believe it was mentioned by Doug earlier, the marathon Bodega Pop shift. Anyway, looking forward to the sounds this morning!
	9:06am Gary: You're welcome, Doug!
	9:06am annie: gonna run and make breakfast real fast..
	9:06am Gary: Hey there, Doctorjazz!
	9:07am Alex In Illinois: Made it! Finally found my way to this page.
	9:08am Gary: Hey there, Alex!
	9:09am Alex In Illinois: Maybe I will listen to this show regularly, now that the Wednesday night TV shows have all ended for the season, and my wife gave me a portable speaker for my birthday.
	9:09am Mr C: A Friday curve ball. Singled to center though.
	9:09am Gary: Mr C! ... again, this woman was 24 years old when she recorded this gem
	9:13am Doug Schulkind: Happy birthday, Alex in Illinois!
	9:14am Brian in UK: Hello Gary. I do pity Doug having to put up with that Southern food. Things he does for us.
	9:15am Gary: Brian! Some of the best food I've ever had in my life was in New Orleans!
	9:16am Gary: Speaking of food -- I have to figure out a way to cook breakfast while DJing ... AND keep my cat from jumping into the fridge ... his favorite new hiding place ... :-0
	9:16am Brian in UK: Gary do not rub it in. More smoked crevettes anyone.
	9:16am Jesse K: Morning Gary!
	9:17am Gary: Jesse!
	9:22am doctorjazz: Have to make may back to New Orleans, been really long (maybe for a Jazzfest...)
	9:23am annie: never been to NOLA..love OZ, though..
	9:23am Gary: I dream of going back ...
	9:27am Doug Schulkind: It's my first time back in NOLA for 20 years. Here to do some mother-in-law ash sprinkling. As I was going through the TSA security screening, the x-ray machine lady asked what was in the hard case inside my duffel. "My mother-in-law." I calmly replied, suppressing a giggle.
	9:27am listener james from westwood: ooh, this "Superstar" is indeed amazing.
	9:28am Gary: I wish I could have seen TSA Lady's face!
	9:29am Gary: @James, according to clicky stars, it's the most popular song every played on this show
	9:30am Doug Schulkind: She didn't bar an eye. I think they've seen their share of mothers-in-law. This Superstar = stupendous!
	9:32am listener james from westwood: Good gods, don't turn into a cryonics experiment, silly cat!
	9:32am Doug Schulkind: Co-host Ezra!
	9:38am chromaphone: Took me a while to find this page, but finally figured it out. Enjoying the show!
	9:39am Gary: Chromaphone!
	9:41am listener james from westwood: Oh man, I am so here for Smiths/Morrissey covers.
	9:42am Brian in UK: Morose Ukranians.
	9:42am Brian in UK: Next pod along from The Three Mustaphas Three.
	9:43am Ike: I think I hear some Russian words but it doesn't sound like a Russian accent. (looks at playlist) Oh obviously they're Ukrainian. Duh.
	9:45am Gary: Ike!
	9:48am earriee: Yeah, I'll echo chromaphone, here, as a very-occasional listener of late. And as fwiw friendly feedback. Playlist and listen now links were more prominent and easy to find on the old site. What's on today table is wayy at the bottom of the new one. And GTDS and other streems are buried beneath extra where do-I-click-again clicks. Relying on browser bookmarks like never before..
	9:48am earriee: And hi. Hey! June!!
	9:49am listener james from westwood: There was a page on the old site that had current and past/on-the-bench DJs that was very useful, but that doesn't seem to have come along to the new site. May have to hit archive.org & pull that page up for a bookmarking.
	9:50am Gary: Hey there, Earriee!
	9:50am Ike: @LJfW, you don't mean this, do you? wfmu.org...
	9:54am earriee: The ''Playing Today' table way at the bottom, I'd guess. That's what I was talking about, too. It was the first place I looked on the old site. It looks like it had its legs broken.
	9:54am glenn: jeeez b'y, that's a whole lotta bodega.
	9:55am Gary: Glenn!
	9:57am doctorjazz: I find the Drummer emails the easiest way to get to shows, especially when there is a sub. GET THEE ON THE MAILING LIST!
	9:57am glenn: okay, doug's in new orleans. where's uncle mike?
	9:58am Gary: @Glenn, I think Uncle Michael went to Chicago? Something to do with the Cubs, or baseball, I think. I don't know anything about baseball, so this is purely based on "evidence" from his FB page :)
	9:59am earriee: hey Glenn
	10:00am George from Bristol UK: Heh, that Burmese / Myanmar script is beautiful. Burmese / Myanmar script could be utilised as a musical notation for a group of American or European improvising musicians. I do that kind of thing.
	10:00am glenn: howdy, earrie.
	10:01am Gary: Howdy, George!
	10:01am glenn: i'd go watch the cubs. they good.
	10:01am listener james from westwood: @Ike: Yes! Thanks for the link.
	10:01am Lewis: Hi Gary - it is a rare pleasure that I get to listen to your great show!
	10:04am doca: Hi, Gary! I'm here for the Bodegathon!
	10:05am listener james from westwood: Didn't Tribune Media just partly name itself after Jacques Dutronc?
	10:07am Alex In Illinois: The Wedding Present
	10:07am Alex In Illinois: The band the Ukrainians were in was The Wedding Present
	10:11am Gary: Yes, thank you, Alex! And hi Lewis and Doca!
	10:16am βrian: Just trundled off the bus and into my listening seat. First time for the Bodega experience, I think.
	10:17am Gary: Welcome, βrian!
	10:21am listener james from westwood: Daaaaaamn!!!
	10:21am Lewis: Gary - how does one track down a cut like this? (the junk)? do I search in english?
	10:22am Mayuko: Woohoo! Gary's Day and I'm off from work!
	10:23am Lewis: oh never mind - there it is on Sound cloud...
	10:23am Gary: Wasn't that incredible? It's a two-volume import from Taiwan and the last thing I bought from Kim's Video before it closed
	10:23am Gary: Mayuko!
	10:24am melinda: hello everyone!
	10:24am coelacanth: good morning Gary; Bodegatrons; Drummers and other Lovertrons...
	10:25am Lewis: very cool! too bad about Kim's I picked up some great stuff at the columbia store oh so long ago...
	10:25am Gary: Melinda and Coelacanth!
	10:26am Gary: Oh, yeah -- I forgot about that store at Columbia ... it's the Columbia bookstore now, I think
	10:29am Mayuko: Now I'm even happier to have these music keeping me in good mood, since the bus I've been taking just got engine trouble and I'm stuck being thrown out on street.
	10:29am melinda: So there is a GTDR mailing list?
	10:30am Gary: There is a mailing list, yes: drummer@wfmu.org if I'm not mistaken
	10:31am βrian: How does one say Tryptophan in Turkey?
	10:32am βrian: There's got to be a catch!
	10:34am Lewis: Amsterdam is definitely Harlem above 125th... at least to the east...
	10:35am Alex In Illinois: I found a Moussa Doumbia record in a hole in the wall record shop in a Subway station in NYC once.
	10:38am Brian in UK: Gary, have you got a rubber hand stamp 'cause I need to go out and come back and the doorman checks everyone.
	10:40am Gary: Free hand stamps for everyone!
	10:41am Gary: Nice find, Alex!
	10:41am listener james from westwood: Wow! How do you say "Hotel, motel, Holiday Inn" in Portuguese?
	10:41am βrian: The only kind of tat I'm willing to live with.
	10:43am Mike East: Its been too long since I've been able to catch your regularly scheduled program, Gary. Glad to have you on "airwaves" for six hours today!
	10:45am Gary: Hey Mike!
	10:53am Marie: Hey, just tuned in, loving this song. I can't wait to check out the archived show.
	10:54am Gary: Howdy, Marie!
	10:57am Jesse K: Opening cords: I love this Mariem Hassan track so much.
	10:58am Gary: Jesse, I am almost certain I first heard it on your show
	11:12am Uncle Michael: Yo! Just checking in to say thanks, Gary!
	11:13am Gary: Uncle Michae! Are you in Chicago? I keep telling people that's where you are
	11:15am Uncle Michael: That's where I am...as of an hour ago.
	11:15am Gary: I'm certain this is a Cubs-related trip ...
	11:16am Uncle Michael: Yes, just about to walk over and catch the Blue Line to Addison and the Addison bus to Wrigley.
	11:17am still b/p: Make Room For Dumbek. Loving Danny here.
	11:17am Gary: Yay! Have a great time ... and eat a hot dog or three for me
	11:17am Gary: Hey there, B/P!
	11:17am Uncle Michael: Will do...and thanks again for covering for Doug and me.
	11:18am Gary: But of course!
	11:18am Uncle Michael: Pax...egress...
	11:19am Jeff Golick: Yo! The bodega is packed this morning. Can I just get a buttered roll, please?
	11:20am Gary: Jeff!
	11:21am listener james from westwood: Taking you mobile via the magic of wireless, and hoping to hop back in from home base once I've returned. Incredible stuff so far!
	11:22am Gary: Thanks, James!
	11:24am Marie: Bonne mix...
	11:26am Gary: I seem to have mistyped "Combat," though
	11:34am coelacanth: this has been good cooking music. now it's good eating music.
	11:34am Lewis: rok on dude
	11:39am Dean: C/o Wikipedia: "One of 10 children, Danny Thomas was born as Amos Muzyad Yakhoob Kairouz on January 6, 1912, in Deerfield, Michigan, to Charles Yakhoob Kairouz and his wife Margaret Taouk. His parents were Maronite Catholic immigrants from Lebanon."
	11:40am Alex In Illinois: Wrigley Field is about 10 miles North East of my location. So if the weather is the same there as it is here, then Uncle Michael is having decent outdoor weather.
	11:42am Gary: Dean!
	11:43am Gary: Thanks for that info!
	11:44am still b/p: Maybe if you play her tracks without ritual permission, the cosmic-spiritual accountability agents assign you a six-hour DJ shift.
	11:46am Gary: Mmm, yes, with few restroom breaks, I can see that
	11:49am coelacanth: is there an "exotic" version of "in-a-gadda-da-vida"?
	11:51am Gary: Yes, I believe there is, and I'm blanking out on what country the one I think I remember having heard is from
	11:52am Jesse K: This Love In Season is lovely!
	11:53am Jesse K: Oops, I guess it's Bulan Dan Jugaangin. Lovely still!
	11:54am Gary: I got that P. Ramlee from Tower Records Shibuya!
	12:01pm Dean: Inna tabla da vida: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ruya35JVmpE
	12:02pm Gary: Haw
	12:03pm Gary: And now I am going to melt into a pool of tears
	12:05pm Little Danny: That Anita Mui was bliss, loved the melody lifted from "Nightingale."
	12:05pm Alex In Illinois: Doug has played a version of in-a-gadda-da-vida form another country, and if I recall correctly, it also had the phasing done between the left and right channels done during the drum solo, so that when listened in mono mode, it gets that phasing effect--just like the original version.
	12:05pm Gary: Little Danny!
	12:07pm Rich in Washington: Hola, Gary! Great show!
	12:09pm Rich in Washington: That Sabbath instro cover reminds me - Sabbath is playing in my town - not across the river in Portland, mind you, but here in Vancouver Washington. I may go, if only to fulfill a teenage wish to be able to say 'I saw Sabbath last night, man!'.
	12:11pm Jesse K: Gary, can you say S.O.L. on the stream!?
	🇰🇷 12:12pm Sam Segal: Howdy, Gary!
	12:14pm Gary: Rich! Sam!
	12:15pm Gary: Stream outta Luck
	12:17pm Marie: Love this version of "I Need Somebody" and love that band name :>}
	12:20pm Gary: Lucky you, Rich! I've always wanted to go across the river and see Vancouver, WA ... I go to Portland somewhat regularly
	12:22pm Rich in Washington: You should msg. me next time you're planning on coming to town. I can give you the ten minute tour of one of Vancouver's two or three cool things, then show you how we natives hightail it to Portland for cool stuff to do.
	12:23pm Gary: Haw ... well, many of the Cambodian CDs I picked up in Portland have a Vancouver, WA address
	12:24pm Doug Schulkind: I was hoping for a purple elephant and an effervescing gorilla. Oh well, can't have everything.
	12:25pm Gary: How about a gorilla elephant? Or a purple effervescence?
	12:26pm Doug Schulkind: That'll do!
	12:31pm Dean: Dave Swarbrick, RIP.
	12:32pm Gary: Fairport Convention ... wow
	12:39pm Rich in Washington: oh man. We briefly had this sweet cat who loved to play fetch with wrapped cough drops for some reason (maybe because they were always laying around the house). When we'd get bored of her bringing the cough drop back to us and stop throwing it, she'd just go get on a chair or bed and bat them off, chase them to the floor, then repeat. Sadly, she probably got zapped by coyotes, a common fate for our kitty pals up here.
	12:41pm Marie: @ Dean and Doug: Hee hee. I'm actually painting a kind of purple elephant (not painting an elephant purple). I think a lot of bad things have probably happened in Cleveland :>}
	12:45pm Doug Schulkind: Speaking of purple and Cleveland, do you remember back in the early '80s when Cleveland tried branding itself as "The Big Plum" to echo NYC's Big Apple moniker? What a joke!
	12:45pm Gary: Cincinnati Zoo, it was ... the gorilla :(
	12:46pm Gary: Whoa, really? The Big Plum? That's ... plum ... crazy!
	12:47pm Rich in Washington: The immediate area I live in, Hockinson Washington, used to be famous for prunes. They even crowned a prune queen every year.
	12:48pm SeanG: Hola Gary! greetings from the holy city of LA
	12:50pm Gary: SeanG!
	12:53pm Marie: Yeah, maybe Cleveland should have went for "The Big Prune"--BTW, I have to admit that I love prunes! They have a bad name, hence the attempted rebranding to "dried plums."
	12:53pm chromaphone: I guess I shouldn't be surprised that this is a worldwide top song.
	12:54pm Gary: LOL ... I DLed it from the amazing Music for Maniacs blog, Mr.. Fab, proprietor
	12:54pm Dean: The GPO publishes The Plum Book every four years to coincide with transitions in administrations. It enumerates the 8000+ noncompetitive appointment positions in the federal government. No Prune Book to my knowledge.
	12:54pm northguineahills: Chief Koofreh was at WFMU before. Forgot who's show, /rupture, Lamin?
	12:54pm Doug Schulkind: I'm not getting the point if this song.
	12:54pm Rich in Washington: This song's going to be stuck in my head all day, Gary!
	12:55pm Dean: It has to do with taking down the Christmas tree in early January, Doug. You hire this woman to remove the ornaments.
	12:55pm Rich in Washington: Bless you, Mr. Fab. Such a great resource and fount of strange music knowledge.
	12:56pm Gary: @Dean ... LOL
	1:04pm Listener Scott: Nice end of the set but it in no way wipes out the Nigerian ball-cutting ditty.
	1:04pm milkis: Agh, 4 out of 6 hours has already passed and I just tuned in. Darn time zones...
	1:07pm still b/p: The music therapy track was eerily and interestingly reminiscent of Go To Sleep Little Baby, the Harris/Welch/Krauss song from O Brother Where Art Thou more than 20 years later.
	1:09pm Gary: Whoops, this is Dutch, not German! ... hey there Scott and Milkis!
	1:09pm Gary: NGH! Hey there!
	1:11pm melinda: I had to take a nap and it looks like I missed some interesting stuff at the end of the last set.
	1:13pm chromaphone: You sure this isn't Jimmy Page?
	1:13pm Brian in UK: This seems to go well with this track somehow. www.youtube.com...
	1:15pm chromaphone: Wow, Brian in Uk!
	1:18pm glenn: welp, i'm back and all caught up on the chit chat.
	1:19pm Gary: I gotta see that video after the show -- I forgot to turn YouTube down, so if I visit, it'll play loudly in the middle of this track
	1:22pm ndbob: The entire CPH recording is great
	1:23pm Dean: Just got an email from Dust-to-Digital, including links to lots of fun stuff, this among them: http://sounds.bl.uk/World-and-traditional-music/Odeon-record-label-collection
	1:23pm ndbob: @dean same here
	1:25pm Brian in UK: Dean there are some great British Library links.
	1:25pm listener james from westwood: Back in the house!
	1:25pm Gary: Dust-to-Digita = Superheroes
	1:26pm Dean: I love D2D.
	1:26pm Gary: *Digital
	1:29pm Gary: Welcome back, LJFW!
	1:32pm ndbob: @Brian they are endless - so much great stuff
	1:34pm Brian in UK: ndbob and some great exhibitions.I went to a talk on Eadweard Muybridge a few years ago. Amazing man.
	1:36pm ndbob: @Brian I saw a great exhibition on Muybridge at the Smithsonian maybe 25 years ago - lots from the "animal locomotion" series
	1:39pm Brian in UK: ndbob, in his shots of Yosemite and other parks he was not above cutting down a tree or two to improve the shot.
	1:41pm ndbob: @Brian - not surprised - but I didn't know that
	1:43pm Lauren: Hey Gary! Peter and Lauren listening from Tucson. Amazing marathon show thus far. Hope you're keeping hydrated.
	1:44pm Brian in UK: Gary, this shop looks like it has gone but it was great. en.wikipedia.org... Records Honest Jons in Portobello Road honestjons.com...
	1:45pm Gary: Lauren and Peter -- hey there! I have been chugging the water, yes
	1:45pm Gary: Holy Crap! Honest Jon's has a store front?!?!? I love them
	1:49pm Brian in UK: Yes, top end of Portobello. Helter Skelter was wonderful. Set in Denmark Street known as Tin Pan Alley in days gone by. They still publish.
	1:52pm Brian in UK: When are you in London?
	1:53pm Gary: 22nd to 29th I think
	1:55pm chromaphone: This is making me too sad.
	1:55pm ndbob: I've ordered from Honest Jon's thru the mail
	1:55pm Gary: Is Oum making you cry, Chromaphone?
	1:56pm chromaphone: it's more like a dull ache, no tears.
	1:57pm Gary: She has that effect
	1:58pm still b/p: There a few pronunciations out there of Oum Kalthoum's name. Mine was laughed at a while ago.
	1:59pm Brian in UK: I was going to suggest Mr Bongo but they seem to have relocated to Brighton. That would be a nice day out at the seaside. www.mrbongo.com...
	1:59pm Peter: We miss you, Gary! and Ezra
	2:00pm Parq: Been here since about 11, working but digging the sounds. Hope Gary is staying hydrated.
	2:00pm Gary: It's the sad music making you feel things, Peter! :)
	2:01pm Gary: Hey Parq!
	2:01pm Brian in UK: Over here charity shops used to be a good option for cheap records but they are geting wise nowadays.
	2:02pm listener james from westwood: "Love…" was my first-ever karaoke song, just this April if you can believe. (Having to drive everywhere in suburbia cuts down my ability to drink enough to be karaoke-ready.)
	2:03pm chromaphone: I bet lowve is more intense than love.
	2:05pm Brian in UK: Gary, fair to say, this is an immense show. Well done.
	2:06pm Rich in Washington: I want to hear a Tijuana brass band version of LWTUA in the style of late 60s Herb Alpert.
	2:10pm hyde: that is a looooong playlist
	2:12pm Gary: Got's song's!
	2:16pm Brian in UK: Gary, just spoke to a neighbour who is a book rep and he recommended this bookshop. www.skoob.com
	2:18pm Gary: Oooh, terrific, thank you, Brian!
	2:18pm Brian in UK: Gary. Do not know Amsterdam but I use this abroad as a guide. www.recordshops.org
	2:22pm Dean: Catching up on London thread. Anybody know if Cheapo Cheapo is still there on Rupert St.? It was great in ... sitting down? ... 1976, when I went there.
	2:22pm Brian in UK: The Indonesian food in the Netherlands is something you must try. It was one of their colonies in the same way that we had India and France had Viet Nam.
	2:23pm Gary: Looks like a great guide, and definitely looking forward to Indonesian and maybe Surinamese
	2:23pm Brian in UK: Dean, think it had departed. There are still some in Berwick Street.
	2:24pm Gary: @Dean LOL ...
	2:26pm Brian in UK: Dean do you remember Tape and Record Exchange or Our Price Records?
	2:27pm hyde: i just read a whole book about the Dutch setting up shop on Taiwan in the 1600's but getting routed out of there by the Chinese.
	2:27pm Brian in UK: Gary almost forgot, Camden Market is worth a visit, bit touristy but might be worth a visit.
	2:28pm Dean: '76 was a very good year for records in London. Picked up the first Pistols single, and a Quadraphonic version of Absolute Elsewhere's "In Search of Ancient Gods," the latter used at Cheapo Cheapo. Alas, I missed Gryphon live at the Marquee. I remember walking into the Virgin store across from Hyde Park Corner. Blondie's first album was playing, first I'd heard it. Which is kind of weird, because that album came out very late in the year, and yet I was there in the middle of fall... @Brian in UK: I don't know those. Should I?
	2:30pm Brian in UK: @hyde recently read a book about the history of nutmeg and how the traders fought over it in the Far East. @Dean I worked round the corner from that Virgin shop at the same time you were there.
	2:31pm Dean: I thought I recognized you here, Brian in UK.
	2:31pm βrian: I was in London in 1978. Had tickets to see the Clash, but we were intercepted by our chaperones. Never got to see 'em.
	2:34pm hyde: @Brian that sounds familiar. what was the title? (the one I read was Lost Colony by Tonio Andrade, really interesting: press.princeton.edu...)
	2:34pm Gary: Mimi Sisters: nathanhendrix.files.wordpress.com...
	2:35pm JP from KC: This Mimi Sisters track is really helping me beat that post-lunch slump. Great show, Gary!
	2:35pm Gary: Howdy, JP!
	2:35pm Santos L. Halper: This is a great Fire on the Mountain jam...
	2:35pm Dean: Sorry I missed that Mankey record. The cover on discogs features a Music Plus price tag. At the time, I was working at Music Plus (a small chain run by refugees of the Wherehouse in the late '70s). And speaking of record stores, Greg Shaw's BOMP! (the label that released the Mankey record) was pretty cool. I was in London in '76 with a tour, high school students attending theater. Gryphon played the night we left for Stratford or Bath or somewhere. A couple of waiters at the hotel where we stayed offered to drive me from the Marquee to the new accommodations if I wanted to hear the band. I almost took them up on it, but chickened out. I think the show was 50p. Later, in '84, I heard Richard Harvey give a recital at Wigmore Hall, a venue very different from the Marquee.
	2:36pm coelacanth: that was outa sight!
	2:36pm JP from KC: Suit, clear plastic clutch, AND sandals. That guy is a bold dresser.
	2:37pm Gary: Santos!
	2:37pm Brian in UK: @hyde Nathaniel's Nutmeg by Giles Milton. Sounds dry but it gives a good insight into life on board ships then.
	2:38pm βrian: I think that clutch is his shoe case.
	2:40pm JP from KC: I thought it was a lunchbox...
	2:40pm hyde: @Brian in UK cool, thanks. i'll check it out. i love food/trade histories.
	2:41pm βrian: Hey, I missed Danny Thomas? Durn. SW Michigan was my neck of the woods.
	2:42pm Gary: The Danny Thomas track is shockingly gorgeous, βrian
	2:42pm Rich in Washington: these vocals are adorable!
	2:42pm Brian in UK: Time to cook some dinner and wet my whistle. Great show, Gary. If I think of anymore places to visit I will drop you a line. Peaceful weekend everyone.
	2:43pm doctorjazz: Been to busy with work to post, but enjoying the show (get funny looks from people here, though...)
	2:43pm KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy all. Thanks for the long haul. Gary. You did Doug & Unc proud!
	2:45pm Gary: Aw, thanks, Kevin! Did ppl look askance at you during Chief Koofreh, DoctorJazz?
	2:48pm ndbob: Nice one here Gary - and excellent show!
	2:50pm Gary: Thanks, Bob!
	2:54pm hyde: great last set. i'll be waiting for the archive to go up so i can catch the five freaking hours i missed! thanks.
	2:55pm Gary: Thanks Hyde! It's sortta long
	2:57pm coelacanth: Thanks Gary! i was only along for side adventures but every time i jumped on you were killin' it! ciao.
	2:58pm Gary: Grazie, Coelacanth!
	2:59pm Gary: Oh, and thanks, Brian!
	2:59pm coelacanth: ps - i don't see in-a-gadda-da-vida in the playlist...hopefully you got a few bathroom breaks nonetheless.
	3:02pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Gary!
	3:02pm listener james from westwood: Hoo boy, thanks for the super-long super-awesome show! You've earned a nap and a half! (And do check the fridge first to ensure the cat's not in there!)
	3:04pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Gary! Fantastic show!
	3:05pm Gary: Thanks gang! See you round these parts soon
	3:06pm Jesse K: Thanks Gary, had to run out for a minute towards the end and missed your signoff but thoroughly enjoyed the show!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from June 3, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live	2016
Najwa Karam	Baladeyat "Baladeyat" by "Najwa Karam"	Ya Habayeb	1989	Lebanon
Wrinkar Experience	Fuel for Love "Fuel for Love" by "Wrinkar Experience"	Flashback	1998	Nigeria \| song date obviously much earlier than comp date ... I found this amazing album at a copy shop in Elmhurst, Queens
Coma-Chi	B-Girl "B-Girl" by "Coma-Chi"	Rap Around the World \| Bodega Pop Live 2014 WFMU Marathon Premium	2014	Japan \| Originally from the Red Naked EP, 2009
Dolphin	Без Нас (Without Us)	Юность (Youth)	2007	Russia \| A Forest Hills find, from what may have been either a Russian or Ukrainian media store on 108 Street
Ros Sereysothea	Superstar "Superstar" by "Ros Sereysothea"	Bodega Pop Vol. 1 \| Rare Cambodian Tracks	2014	Cambodia \| http://bodegapop.blogspot.com/2014/11/rare-cambodian-tracks-bp1-reupped.html
Music behind DJ: Brownout	Stormy Weather "Stormy Weather" by "Brownout"	Oozy	2012	USA
O.N.T.J.	Cherry Bomb "Cherry Bomb" by "O.N.T.J."	O.N.T.J.	1996	Japan
The Ukrainians	Batyar (Bigmouth Strikes Again)	Best of the Ukrainians	2004	UK I think
Asala Nasri	Khalleek Hena "Khalleek Hena" by "Asala Nasri"	A Night at the Opera	2008	Syria
Rock Star	TTC ေက်ာင္းသူေလ	Rock Star Mix Tape 3 @ MHC		Burma / Myanmar
Unknown Cambodian Artists	Blondie in Khmer Camouflage	Radio Phnom Penh	2005	Cambodia
Jacques Dutronc	Les Cactus "Les Cactus" by "Jacques Dutronc"	Jacques Dutronc	1966	France
Music behind DJ: Brownout	The Wizard "The Wizard" by "Brownout"	Brownout Presents Brown Sabbath	2014	USA
Yao Su Rong	Lachrymal Clothes "Lachrymal Clothes" by "Yao Su Rong"	Non-Stop 24 Hits \| Bodega Pop 13		Taiwan
The Junk 帆人	Keep It All A Dream 真想留住這一切	台灣硬地Vol.2	2013	Taiwan
Bear-Garden	I'm Still Here "I'm Still Here" by "Bear-Garden"	Love Is Sweet Suicide	2006	Thailand
Tito Rodriquez	Mama Guela "Mama Guela" by "Tito Rodriquez"	Mambo, cha-cha-chá y rumba		Puerto Rico \| Found this amazing CD of 1940s-50s hits in Harlem in the 1990s
Sultana	Ben De Istiom "Ben De Istiom" by "Sultana"	Sohret Yolu	2008	Turkey
Music behind DJ: Brownout	Andy Y Dando "Andy Y Dando" by "Brownout"	Oozy	2012	USA
Miele	Melô Do Tagarela (Rapper's Delight)		1980	Brazil
Thaide & DJ Hum	Hip Hop na Veia "Hip Hop na Veia" by "Thaide & DJ Hum"	Hip Hop na Veia	1990	Brazil
Subs	So Fine Emo "So Fine Emo" by "Subs"	Down EP	2006	China
Sam Ath Im + Sok Heng	R&B "R&B" by "Sam Ath Im + Sok Heng"	New Age Productions	199X	Cambodia \| from a CD found in a bodega in Seattle, I think. NOT the real track title
Kishore Kumar + R.D. Burman	Main Bookha	Bhoot Bangla	1965	India
Mariem Hassan	Id Chab "Id Chab" by "Mariem Hassan"	Mariem Hassan con Leyoad	2002	Western Sahara
Kati Kovacs	Sehnsucht "Sehnsucht" by "Kati Kovacs"			Hungary
Music behind DJ: Brownout	N.I.B. "N.I.B." by "Brownout"	Brownout Presents Brown Sabbath	2014	USA
Danny Thomas	Arabic Folk Songs "Arabic Folk Songs" by "Danny Thomas"	The Music of Arab Americans	1997	USA
Najat	Bahlan Maak "Bahlan Maak" by "Najat"	Eyoun El Qalb	1980	Egypt
MC Solaar	Nouveau Western "Nouveau Western" by "MC Solaar"	Prose Combat	1994	France
Elza Soares	Haiti "Haiti" by "Elza Soares"	Do Cóccix Até O Pescoço	2002	Brazil
Agressiva 69	Isolation "Isolation" by "Agressiva 69"	Warszawa. Tribute To Joy Division	2007	Poland
Music behind DJ: Brownout	Olvidalo [(J-Boogie Drumapella Remix)]	Aguilas & Cobras - Remixed and Regrooved	2010	USA
Phoomphoung Douangchan	Maih Cah "Maih Cah" by "Phoomphoung Douangchan"	Nud Phob hNah Um Phur		Thailand
Filmon Wehbe	Hamburguer "Hamburguer" by "Filmon Wehbe"	Melodies from Lebanon		Lebanon
Kim Choo Ja	Love in Season "Love in Season" by "Kim Choo Ja"	Tan Love Season		Korea
P. Ramlee	Bulan Dan Jugaangin "Bulan Dan Jugaangin" by "P. Ramlee"	Lagu Lagu Filem Box		Malaysia
The Vylies	Purple Gorilla "Purple Gorilla" by "The Vylies"	The Vyllies	1984	Greece
Stélios Kazantzídis	I Kardia Tis Manas	Asteria Tou Ellinikou Tragoudiou	2006	Greece
Anita Mui	Days of Being Wild "Days of Being Wild" by "Anita Mui"	Anita Mui \| Days of Being Wild \| Bodega Pop Comp	1990	Hong Kong
Nai Barghouti	Yumma Mweil Al-Hawa (Oh Mama, the Breeze Bends)			Palestine
Music behind DJ: Brownout	Into the Void "Into the Void" by "Brownout"	Brownout Presents Brown Sabbath	2014	USA
T. Fazylova	Khar-Shabi "Khar-Shabi" by "T. Fazylova"	Secret Museum of Mankind: Music of Central Asia		Tajikistan
Effervescing Elephant	I Need Somebody	Effervescing Elephant		Brazil
My Little Airport	Leo, Are You Still Jumping Out of the Windows in Expensive Clothes	Zoo Is Sad, People Are Cruel	2007	Hong Kong
Gal Pals	Here's to the Gals "Here's to the Gals" by "Gal Pals"	Live on Bodega Pop Live	2014	USA \| I think this is the version recorded at WFMU, but we'll find out as we listen, I suppose. Nope, I think that was the studio version
Abou El Leef	Azobellah "Azobellah" by "Abou El Leef"	Super Leefa	2012	Egypt \| http://bodegapop.blogspot.com/2012/11/abu-el-leef-super-leefa.html
Nantida Kaewbuasai (นันทิดา แก้วบัวสาย)	Jum Kun Bor Dai Ka : จำกันบ่ได้กา	Jum Kun Bor Dai Ka : จำกันบ่ได้กา		Thailand
Music behind DJ: Brownout	Meter Beater "Meter Beater" by "Brownout"	Oozy	2012	USA
Wadudu Wa Dampo	Maasaï HipHop "Maasaï HipHop" by "Wadudu Wa Dampo"	Kijenge Juu Street Mixtape		Tanzania
Cambodian Space Project Meets Kong Nay	Woman			Cambodia / Australia
Chief Koofreh	She Will Cut Your Balls Off	Worldwide Top Songs 2	2009	Nigeria
Gay Bird	Bird and Tree "Bird and Tree" by "Gay Bird"	Pretty Happy + Gay		Hong Kong
Childrens Psychiatric Hospital Inpatient Music Therapy Program	What You Gonna Call Your Pretty Little Boy	Christmas at C.P.H	1978	USA \| http://vinylorphanage.com/?p=62
Music behind DJ: Brownout	Black Sabbath "Black Sabbath" by "Brownout"	Brownout Presents Brown Sabbath	2014	USA
Surprieze	Lazarus "Lazarus" by "Surprieze"	Zeer Oude Klanken en Heel Nieuwe Geluiden	1972	Amsterdam (NOT German)
Madrotter	BDG City Freestyle "BDG City Freestyle" by "Madrotter"	18 Slingshots	2005	Amsterdam / Indonesia
The Roots	I Will Not Apologize "I Will Not Apologize" by "The Roots"	Rising Down	2008	USA
Music behind DJ: Brownout	I Won't Lie "I Won't Lie" by "Brownout"	Oozy	2012	USA
Oum Kalthoum	Fakkarouni "Fakkarouni" by "Oum Kalthoum"	Fakkarouni	1966	Egypt \| Mohammed Abdel Wahab
Anonymous Sicilian Musicians	Ninna Nanna	The Lomax Collection: Italian Treasury - Sicily		Italy
李香兰 (Lǐxiānglán aka Yoshiko Yamaguchi)	忘忧草 (Nepenthe)	上海老歌 (1931-1949)
Wundergraft	Love Will Tear Us Apart	Warszawa. Tribute To Joy Division		Poland
Music behind DJ: Brownout	Iron Man "Iron Man" by "Brownout"	Brownout Presents Brown Sabbath	2014	USA
Earle Mankey	Mau Mau "Mau Mau" by "Earle Mankey"		1978	USA
Rắn Cạp Đuôi	NEEUUUUU!!! "NEEUUUUU!!!" by "Rắn Cạp Đuôi"	In a Grass House	2015	Vietnam
Mimi Sisters	Space Trip "Space Trip" by "Mimi Sisters"	Sorry... But This Is Going to Be a Classic	2011	Korea
Fadoul	Tayeh "Tayeh" by "Fadoul"	Al Zman Saib	2015	Morocco
Yara Family	Shirahama Blues "Shirahama Blues" by "Yara Family"	Ryukyu Rare Groove - Shimauta Pops in 60s-70s		Japan
Misora Hibari	悲しき口笛 (Sad Whistle)	川の流れのように [Disc 1]	1949	Japan
Wang Fan	Give Me Body To "Give Me Body To" by "Wang Fan"	Beijing Bubbles	2007	China
Cheba Maria + Nessbeal	Casablanca	Ould Bladi	2010	Morocco
Bappi Lahiri	Habiba (Bomb the Bass remix)	Habiba 12"		India
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000

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Listener comments!
	9:01am listener james from westwood: Good ... morning? Can that be right?!
	9:01am annie: emergency sub?
	9:02am annie: well, cool!!
	9:04am Doug Schulkind: Greetings from the Crescent City, Gary! Already had my first oyster po' boy. The Big Muddy is flowing strong and proud. And the Bodega is flowing loud and proud. Thanks for covering for me!
	9:05am annie: have fun doug!!!
	9:05am Gary: Hi James and Annie! ... no emergencies ... oh, there's Doug now!
	9:05am doctorjazz: I believe it was mentioned by Doug earlier, the marathon Bodega Pop shift. Anyway, looking forward to the sounds this morning!
	9:06am Gary: You're welcome, Doug!
	9:06am annie: gonna run and make breakfast real fast..
	9:06am Gary: Hey there, Doctorjazz!
	9:07am Alex In Illinois: Made it! Finally found my way to this page.
	9:08am Gary: Hey there, Alex!
	9:09am Alex In Illinois: Maybe I will listen to this show regularly, now that the Wednesday night TV shows have all ended for the season, and my wife gave me a portable speaker for my birthday.
	9:09am Mr C: A Friday curve ball. Singled to center though.
	9:09am Gary: Mr C! ... again, this woman was 24 years old when she recorded this gem
	9:13am Doug Schulkind: Happy birthday, Alex in Illinois!
	9:14am Brian in UK: Hello Gary. I do pity Doug having to put up with that Southern food. Things he does for us.
	9:15am Gary: Brian! Some of the best food I've ever had in my life was in New Orleans!
	9:16am Gary: Speaking of food -- I have to figure out a way to cook breakfast while DJing ... AND keep my cat from jumping into the fridge ... his favorite new hiding place ... :-0
	9:16am Brian in UK: Gary do not rub it in. More smoked crevettes anyone.
	9:16am Jesse K: Morning Gary!
	9:17am Gary: Jesse!
	9:22am doctorjazz: Have to make may back to New Orleans, been really long (maybe for a Jazzfest...)
	9:23am annie: never been to NOLA..love OZ, though..
	9:23am Gary: I dream of going back ...
	9:27am Doug Schulkind: It's my first time back in NOLA for 20 years. Here to do some mother-in-law ash sprinkling. As I was going through the TSA security screening, the x-ray machine lady asked what was in the hard case inside my duffel. "My mother-in-law." I calmly replied, suppressing a giggle.
	9:27am listener james from westwood: ooh, this "Superstar" is indeed amazing.
	9:28am Gary: I wish I could have seen TSA Lady's face!
	9:29am Gary: @James, according to clicky stars, it's the most popular song every played on this show
	9:30am Doug Schulkind: She didn't bar an eye. I think they've seen their share of mothers-in-law. This Superstar = stupendous!
	9:32am listener james from westwood: Good gods, don't turn into a cryonics experiment, silly cat!
	9:32am Doug Schulkind: Co-host Ezra!
	9:38am chromaphone: Took me a while to find this page, but finally figured it out. Enjoying the show!
	9:39am Gary: Chromaphone!
	9:41am listener james from westwood: Oh man, I am so here for Smiths/Morrissey covers.
	9:42am Brian in UK: Morose Ukranians.
	9:42am Brian in UK: Next pod along from The Three Mustaphas Three.
	9:43am Ike: I think I hear some Russian words but it doesn't sound like a Russian accent. (looks at playlist) Oh obviously they're Ukrainian. Duh.
	9:45am Gary: Ike!
	9:48am earriee: Yeah, I'll echo chromaphone, here, as a very-occasional listener of late. And as fwiw friendly feedback. Playlist and listen now links were more prominent and easy to find on the old site. What's on today table is wayy at the bottom of the new one. And GTDS and other streems are buried beneath extra where do-I-click-again clicks. Relying on browser bookmarks like never before..
	9:48am earriee: And hi. Hey! June!!
	9:49am listener james from westwood: There was a page on the old site that had current and past/on-the-bench DJs that was very useful, but that doesn't seem to have come along to the new site. May have to hit archive.org & pull that page up for a bookmarking.
	9:50am Gary: Hey there, Earriee!
	9:50am Ike: @LJfW, you don't mean this, do you? wfmu.org...
	9:54am earriee: The ''Playing Today' table way at the bottom, I'd guess. That's what I was talking about, too. It was the first place I looked on the old site. It looks like it had its legs broken.
	9:54am glenn: jeeez b'y, that's a whole lotta bodega.
	9:55am Gary: Glenn!
	9:57am doctorjazz: I find the Drummer emails the easiest way to get to shows, especially when there is a sub. GET THEE ON THE MAILING LIST!
	9:57am glenn: okay, doug's in new orleans. where's uncle mike?
	9:58am Gary: @Glenn, I think Uncle Michael went to Chicago? Something to do with the Cubs, or baseball, I think. I don't know anything about baseball, so this is purely based on "evidence" from his FB page :)
	9:59am earriee: hey Glenn
	10:00am George from Bristol UK: Heh, that Burmese / Myanmar script is beautiful. Burmese / Myanmar script could be utilised as a musical notation for a group of American or European improvising musicians. I do that kind of thing.
	10:00am glenn: howdy, earrie.
	10:01am Gary: Howdy, George!
	10:01am glenn: i'd go watch the cubs. they good.
	10:01am listener james from westwood: @Ike: Yes! Thanks for the link.
	10:01am Lewis: Hi Gary - it is a rare pleasure that I get to listen to your great show!
	10:04am doca: Hi, Gary! I'm here for the Bodegathon!
	10:05am listener james from westwood: Didn't Tribune Media just partly name itself after Jacques Dutronc?
	10:07am Alex In Illinois: The Wedding Present
	10:07am Alex In Illinois: The band the Ukrainians were in was The Wedding Present
	10:11am Gary: Yes, thank you, Alex! And hi Lewis and Doca!
	10:16am βrian: Just trundled off the bus and into my listening seat. First time for the Bodega experience, I think.
	10:17am Gary: Welcome, βrian!
	10:21am listener james from westwood: Daaaaaamn!!!
	10:21am Lewis: Gary - how does one track down a cut like this? (the junk)? do I search in english?
	10:22am Mayuko: Woohoo! Gary's Day and I'm off from work!
	10:23am Lewis: oh never mind - there it is on Sound cloud...
	10:23am Gary: Wasn't that incredible? It's a two-volume import from Taiwan and the last thing I bought from Kim's Video before it closed
	10:23am Gary: Mayuko!
	10:24am melinda: hello everyone!
	10:24am coelacanth: good morning Gary; Bodegatrons; Drummers and other Lovertrons...
	10:25am Lewis: very cool! too bad about Kim's I picked up some great stuff at the columbia store oh so long ago...
	10:25am Gary: Melinda and Coelacanth!
	10:26am Gary: Oh, yeah -- I forgot about that store at Columbia ... it's the Columbia bookstore now, I think
	10:29am Mayuko: Now I'm even happier to have these music keeping me in good mood, since the bus I've been taking just got engine trouble and I'm stuck being thrown out on street.
	10:29am melinda: So there is a GTDR mailing list?
	10:30am Gary: There is a mailing list, yes: drummer@wfmu.org if I'm not mistaken
	10:31am βrian: How does one say Tryptophan in Turkey?
	10:32am βrian: There's got to be a catch!
	10:34am Lewis: Amsterdam is definitely Harlem above 125th... at least to the east...
	10:35am Alex In Illinois: I found a Moussa Doumbia record in a hole in the wall record shop in a Subway station in NYC once.
	10:38am Brian in UK: Gary, have you got a rubber hand stamp 'cause I need to go out and come back and the doorman checks everyone.
	10:40am Gary: Free hand stamps for everyone!
	10:41am Gary: Nice find, Alex!
	10:41am listener james from westwood: Wow! How do you say "Hotel, motel, Holiday Inn" in Portuguese?
	10:41am βrian: The only kind of tat I'm willing to live with.
	10:43am Mike East: Its been too long since I've been able to catch your regularly scheduled program, Gary. Glad to have you on "airwaves" for six hours today!
	10:45am Gary: Hey Mike!
	10:53am Marie: Hey, just tuned in, loving this song. I can't wait to check out the archived show.
	10:54am Gary: Howdy, Marie!
	10:57am Jesse K: Opening cords: I love this Mariem Hassan track so much.
	10:58am Gary: Jesse, I am almost certain I first heard it on your show
	11:12am Uncle Michael: Yo! Just checking in to say thanks, Gary!
	11:13am Gary: Uncle Michae! Are you in Chicago? I keep telling people that's where you are
	11:15am Uncle Michael: That's where I am...as of an hour ago.
	11:15am Gary: I'm certain this is a Cubs-related trip ...
	11:16am Uncle Michael: Yes, just about to walk over and catch the Blue Line to Addison and the Addison bus to Wrigley.
	11:17am still b/p: Make Room For Dumbek. Loving Danny here.
	11:17am Gary: Yay! Have a great time ... and eat a hot dog or three for me
	11:17am Gary: Hey there, B/P!
	11:17am Uncle Michael: Will do...and thanks again for covering for Doug and me.
	11:18am Gary: But of course!
	11:18am Uncle Michael: Pax...egress...
	11:19am Jeff Golick: Yo! The bodega is packed this morning. Can I just get a buttered roll, please?
	11:20am Gary: Jeff!
	11:21am listener james from westwood: Taking you mobile via the magic of wireless, and hoping to hop back in from home base once I've returned. Incredible stuff so far!
	11:22am Gary: Thanks, James!
	11:24am Marie: Bonne mix...
	11:26am Gary: I seem to have mistyped "Combat," though
	11:34am coelacanth: this has been good cooking music. now it's good eating music.
	11:34am Lewis: rok on dude
	11:39am Dean: C/o Wikipedia: "One of 10 children, Danny Thomas was born as Amos Muzyad Yakhoob Kairouz on January 6, 1912, in Deerfield, Michigan, to Charles Yakhoob Kairouz and his wife Margaret Taouk. His parents were Maronite Catholic immigrants from Lebanon."
	11:40am Alex In Illinois: Wrigley Field is about 10 miles North East of my location. So if the weather is the same there as it is here, then Uncle Michael is having decent outdoor weather.
	11:42am Gary: Dean!
	11:43am Gary: Thanks for that info!
	11:44am still b/p: Maybe if you play her tracks without ritual permission, the cosmic-spiritual accountability agents assign you a six-hour DJ shift.
	11:46am Gary: Mmm, yes, with few restroom breaks, I can see that
	11:49am coelacanth: is there an "exotic" version of "in-a-gadda-da-vida"?
	11:51am Gary: Yes, I believe there is, and I'm blanking out on what country the one I think I remember having heard is from
	11:52am Jesse K: This Love In Season is lovely!
	11:53am Jesse K: Oops, I guess it's Bulan Dan Jugaangin. Lovely still!
	11:54am Gary: I got that P. Ramlee from Tower Records Shibuya!
	12:01pm Dean: Inna tabla da vida: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ruya35JVmpE
	12:02pm Gary: Haw
	12:03pm Gary: And now I am going to melt into a pool of tears
	12:05pm Little Danny: That Anita Mui was bliss, loved the melody lifted from "Nightingale."
	12:05pm Alex In Illinois: Doug has played a version of in-a-gadda-da-vida form another country, and if I recall correctly, it also had the phasing done between the left and right channels done during the drum solo, so that when listened in mono mode, it gets that phasing effect--just like the original version.
	12:05pm Gary: Little Danny!
	12:07pm Rich in Washington: Hola, Gary! Great show!
	12:09pm Rich in Washington: That Sabbath instro cover reminds me - Sabbath is playing in my town - not across the river in Portland, mind you, but here in Vancouver Washington. I may go, if only to fulfill a teenage wish to be able to say 'I saw Sabbath last night, man!'.
	12:11pm Jesse K: Gary, can you say S.O.L. on the stream!?
	🇰🇷 12:12pm Sam Segal: Howdy, Gary!
	12:14pm Gary: Rich! Sam!
	12:15pm Gary: Stream outta Luck
	12:17pm Marie: Love this version of "I Need Somebody" and love that band name :>}
	12:20pm Gary: Lucky you, Rich! I've always wanted to go across the river and see Vancouver, WA ... I go to Portland somewhat regularly
	12:22pm Rich in Washington: You should msg. me next time you're planning on coming to town. I can give you the ten minute tour of one of Vancouver's two or three cool things, then show you how we natives hightail it to Portland for cool stuff to do.
	12:23pm Gary: Haw ... well, many of the Cambodian CDs I picked up in Portland have a Vancouver, WA address
	12:24pm Doug Schulkind: I was hoping for a purple elephant and an effervescing gorilla. Oh well, can't have everything.
	12:25pm Gary: How about a gorilla elephant? Or a purple effervescence?
	12:26pm Doug Schulkind: That'll do!
	12:31pm Dean: Dave Swarbrick, RIP.
	12:32pm Gary: Fairport Convention ... wow
	12:39pm Rich in Washington: oh man. We briefly had this sweet cat who loved to play fetch with wrapped cough drops for some reason (maybe because they were always laying around the house). When we'd get bored of her bringing the cough drop back to us and stop throwing it, she'd just go get on a chair or bed and bat them off, chase them to the floor, then repeat. Sadly, she probably got zapped by coyotes, a common fate for our kitty pals up here.
	12:41pm Marie: @ Dean and Doug: Hee hee. I'm actually painting a kind of purple elephant (not painting an elephant purple). I think a lot of bad things have probably happened in Cleveland :>}
	12:45pm Doug Schulkind: Speaking of purple and Cleveland, do you remember back in the early '80s when Cleveland tried branding itself as "The Big Plum" to echo NYC's Big Apple moniker? What a joke!
	12:45pm Gary: Cincinnati Zoo, it was ... the gorilla :(
	12:46pm Gary: Whoa, really? The Big Plum? That's ... plum ... crazy!
	12:47pm Rich in Washington: The immediate area I live in, Hockinson Washington, used to be famous for prunes. They even crowned a prune queen every year.
	12:48pm SeanG: Hola Gary! greetings from the holy city of LA
	12:50pm Gary: SeanG!
	12:53pm Marie: Yeah, maybe Cleveland should have went for "The Big Prune"--BTW, I have to admit that I love prunes! They have a bad name, hence the attempted rebranding to "dried plums."
	12:53pm chromaphone: I guess I shouldn't be surprised that this is a worldwide top song.
	12:54pm Gary: LOL ... I DLed it from the amazing Music for Maniacs blog, Mr.. Fab, proprietor
	12:54pm Dean: The GPO publishes The Plum Book every four years to coincide with transitions in administrations. It enumerates the 8000+ noncompetitive appointment positions in the federal government. No Prune Book to my knowledge.
	12:54pm northguineahills: Chief Koofreh was at WFMU before. Forgot who's show, /rupture, Lamin?
	12:54pm Doug Schulkind: I'm not getting the point if this song.
	12:54pm Rich in Washington: This song's going to be stuck in my head all day, Gary!
	12:55pm Dean: It has to do with taking down the Christmas tree in early January, Doug. You hire this woman to remove the ornaments.
	12:55pm Rich in Washington: Bless you, Mr. Fab. Such a great resource and fount of strange music knowledge.
	12:56pm Gary: @Dean ... LOL
	1:04pm Listener Scott: Nice end of the set but it in no way wipes out the Nigerian ball-cutting ditty.
	1:04pm milkis: Agh, 4 out of 6 hours has already passed and I just tuned in. Darn time zones...
	1:07pm still b/p: The music therapy track was eerily and interestingly reminiscent of Go To Sleep Little Baby, the Harris/Welch/Krauss song from O Brother Where Art Thou more than 20 years later.
	1:09pm Gary: Whoops, this is Dutch, not German! ... hey there Scott and Milkis!
	1:09pm Gary: NGH! Hey there!
	1:11pm melinda: I had to take a nap and it looks like I missed some interesting stuff at the end of the last set.
	1:13pm chromaphone: You sure this isn't Jimmy Page?
	1:13pm Brian in UK: This seems to go well with this track somehow. www.youtube.com...
	1:15pm chromaphone: Wow, Brian in Uk!
	1:18pm glenn: welp, i'm back and all caught up on the chit chat.
	1:19pm Gary: I gotta see that video after the show -- I forgot to turn YouTube down, so if I visit, it'll play loudly in the middle of this track
	1:22pm ndbob: The entire CPH recording is great
	1:23pm Dean: Just got an email from Dust-to-Digital, including links to lots of fun stuff, this among them: http://sounds.bl.uk/World-and-traditional-music/Odeon-record-label-collection
	1:23pm ndbob: @dean same here
	1:25pm Brian in UK: Dean there are some great British Library links.
	1:25pm listener james from westwood: Back in the house!
	1:25pm Gary: Dust-to-Digita = Superheroes
	1:26pm Dean: I love D2D.
	1:26pm Gary: *Digital
	1:29pm Gary: Welcome back, LJFW!
	1:32pm ndbob: @Brian they are endless - so much great stuff
	1:34pm Brian in UK: ndbob and some great exhibitions.I went to a talk on Eadweard Muybridge a few years ago. Amazing man.
	1:36pm ndbob: @Brian I saw a great exhibition on Muybridge at the Smithsonian maybe 25 years ago - lots from the "animal locomotion" series
	1:39pm Brian in UK: ndbob, in his shots of Yosemite and other parks he was not above cutting down a tree or two to improve the shot.
	1:41pm ndbob: @Brian - not surprised - but I didn't know that
	1:43pm Lauren: Hey Gary! Peter and Lauren listening from Tucson. Amazing marathon show thus far. Hope you're keeping hydrated.
	1:44pm Brian in UK: Gary, this shop looks like it has gone but it was great. en.wikipedia.org... Records Honest Jons in Portobello Road honestjons.com...
	1:45pm Gary: Lauren and Peter -- hey there! I have been chugging the water, yes
	1:45pm Gary: Holy Crap! Honest Jon's has a store front?!?!? I love them
	1:49pm Brian in UK: Yes, top end of Portobello. Helter Skelter was wonderful. Set in Denmark Street known as Tin Pan Alley in days gone by. They still publish.
	1:52pm Brian in UK: When are you in London?
	1:53pm Gary: 22nd to 29th I think
	1:55pm chromaphone: This is making me too sad.
	1:55pm ndbob: I've ordered from Honest Jon's thru the mail
	1:55pm Gary: Is Oum making you cry, Chromaphone?
	1:56pm chromaphone: it's more like a dull ache, no tears.
	1:57pm Gary: She has that effect
	1:58pm still b/p: There a few pronunciations out there of Oum Kalthoum's name. Mine was laughed at a while ago.
	1:59pm Brian in UK: I was going to suggest Mr Bongo but they seem to have relocated to Brighton. That would be a nice day out at the seaside. www.mrbongo.com...
	1:59pm Peter: We miss you, Gary! and Ezra
	2:00pm Parq: Been here since about 11, working but digging the sounds. Hope Gary is staying hydrated.
	2:00pm Gary: It's the sad music making you feel things, Peter! :)
	2:01pm Gary: Hey Parq!
	2:01pm Brian in UK: Over here charity shops used to be a good option for cheap records but they are geting wise nowadays.
	2:02pm listener james from westwood: "Love…" was my first-ever karaoke song, just this April if you can believe. (Having to drive everywhere in suburbia cuts down my ability to drink enough to be karaoke-ready.)
	2:03pm chromaphone: I bet lowve is more intense than love.
	2:05pm Brian in UK: Gary, fair to say, this is an immense show. Well done.
	2:06pm Rich in Washington: I want to hear a Tijuana brass band version of LWTUA in the style of late 60s Herb Alpert.
	2:10pm hyde: that is a looooong playlist
	2:12pm Gary: Got's song's!
	2:16pm Brian in UK: Gary, just spoke to a neighbour who is a book rep and he recommended this bookshop. www.skoob.com
	2:18pm Gary: Oooh, terrific, thank you, Brian!
	2:18pm Brian in UK: Gary. Do not know Amsterdam but I use this abroad as a guide. www.recordshops.org
	2:22pm Dean: Catching up on London thread. Anybody know if Cheapo Cheapo is still there on Rupert St.? It was great in ... sitting down? ... 1976, when I went there.
	2:22pm Brian in UK: The Indonesian food in the Netherlands is something you must try. It was one of their colonies in the same way that we had India and France had Viet Nam.
	2:23pm Gary: Looks like a great guide, and definitely looking forward to Indonesian and maybe Surinamese
	2:23pm Brian in UK: Dean, think it had departed. There are still some in Berwick Street.
	2:24pm Gary: @Dean LOL ...
	2:26pm Brian in UK: Dean do you remember Tape and Record Exchange or Our Price Records?
	2:27pm hyde: i just read a whole book about the Dutch setting up shop on Taiwan in the 1600's but getting routed out of there by the Chinese.
	2:27pm Brian in UK: Gary almost forgot, Camden Market is worth a visit, bit touristy but might be worth a visit.
	2:28pm Dean: '76 was a very good year for records in London. Picked up the first Pistols single, and a Quadraphonic version of Absolute Elsewhere's "In Search of Ancient Gods," the latter used at Cheapo Cheapo. Alas, I missed Gryphon live at the Marquee. I remember walking into the Virgin store across from Hyde Park Corner. Blondie's first album was playing, first I'd heard it. Which is kind of weird, because that album came out very late in the year, and yet I was there in the middle of fall... @Brian in UK: I don't know those. Should I?
	2:30pm Brian in UK: @hyde recently read a book about the history of nutmeg and how the traders fought over it in the Far East. @Dean I worked round the corner from that Virgin shop at the same time you were there.
	2:31pm Dean: I thought I recognized you here, Brian in UK.
	2:31pm βrian: I was in London in 1978. Had tickets to see the Clash, but we were intercepted by our chaperones. Never got to see 'em.
	2:34pm hyde: @Brian that sounds familiar. what was the title? (the one I read was Lost Colony by Tonio Andrade, really interesting: press.princeton.edu...)
	2:34pm Gary: Mimi Sisters: nathanhendrix.files.wordpress.com...
	2:35pm JP from KC: This Mimi Sisters track is really helping me beat that post-lunch slump. Great show, Gary!
	2:35pm Gary: Howdy, JP!
	2:35pm Santos L. Halper: This is a great Fire on the Mountain jam...
	2:35pm Dean: Sorry I missed that Mankey record. The cover on discogs features a Music Plus price tag. At the time, I was working at Music Plus (a small chain run by refugees of the Wherehouse in the late '70s). And speaking of record stores, Greg Shaw's BOMP! (the label that released the Mankey record) was pretty cool. I was in London in '76 with a tour, high school students attending theater. Gryphon played the night we left for Stratford or Bath or somewhere. A couple of waiters at the hotel where we stayed offered to drive me from the Marquee to the new accommodations if I wanted to hear the band. I almost took them up on it, but chickened out. I think the show was 50p. Later, in '84, I heard Richard Harvey give a recital at Wigmore Hall, a venue very different from the Marquee.
	2:36pm coelacanth: that was outa sight!
	2:36pm JP from KC: Suit, clear plastic clutch, AND sandals. That guy is a bold dresser.
	2:37pm Gary: Santos!
	2:37pm Brian in UK: @hyde Nathaniel's Nutmeg by Giles Milton. Sounds dry but it gives a good insight into life on board ships then.
	2:38pm βrian: I think that clutch is his shoe case.
	2:40pm JP from KC: I thought it was a lunchbox...
	2:40pm hyde: @Brian in UK cool, thanks. i'll check it out. i love food/trade histories.
	2:41pm βrian: Hey, I missed Danny Thomas? Durn. SW Michigan was my neck of the woods.
	2:42pm Gary: The Danny Thomas track is shockingly gorgeous, βrian
	2:42pm Rich in Washington: these vocals are adorable!
	2:42pm Brian in UK: Time to cook some dinner and wet my whistle. Great show, Gary. If I think of anymore places to visit I will drop you a line. Peaceful weekend everyone.
	2:43pm doctorjazz: Been to busy with work to post, but enjoying the show (get funny looks from people here, though...)
	2:43pm KevinfromBayRidge: Howdy all. Thanks for the long haul. Gary. You did Doug & Unc proud!
	2:45pm Gary: Aw, thanks, Kevin! Did ppl look askance at you during Chief Koofreh, DoctorJazz?
	2:48pm ndbob: Nice one here Gary - and excellent show!
	2:50pm Gary: Thanks, Bob!
	2:54pm hyde: great last set. i'll be waiting for the archive to go up so i can catch the five freaking hours i missed! thanks.
	2:55pm Gary: Thanks Hyde! It's sortta long
	2:57pm coelacanth: Thanks Gary! i was only along for side adventures but every time i jumped on you were killin' it! ciao.
	2:58pm Gary: Grazie, Coelacanth!
	2:59pm Gary: Oh, and thanks, Brian!
	2:59pm coelacanth: ps - i don't see in-a-gadda-da-vida in the playlist...hopefully you got a few bathroom breaks nonetheless.
	3:02pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Gary!
	3:02pm listener james from westwood: Hoo boy, thanks for the super-long super-awesome show! You've earned a nap and a half! (And do check the fridge first to ensure the cat's not in there!)
	3:04pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Gary! Fantastic show!
	3:05pm Gary: Thanks gang! See you round these parts soon
	3:06pm Jesse K: Thanks Gary, had to run out for a minute towards the end and missed your signoff but thoroughly enjoyed the show!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from June 3, 2016

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