WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from June 29, 2016

Listener comments!
	6:57pm listener james from westwood: Hey, Gary and all! Sad occasion for the show, but I know this will be an amazing 3 hours.
	6:58pm Gary: Hey there, James! Well, I can't admit to being an especially adventurous shopper there, but I did pick some gems up over the year
	7:00pm melinda: hi Gary & James & friends yet to arrive
	7:01pm steve: hey Gary!
	7:02pm Gary: Welcome, Melinda and Steve!
	7:02pm ndbob: Evening Gary, James Melinda , Steve! from a friend who has just arrived:)
	7:04pm Gary: Bob!
	7:06pm listener james from westwood: Was reading a paperback printed in 1971 over dinner and am now discovering my hands have that wonderful old-book smell on them.
	7:07pm ndbob: What book James?
	7:08pm listener james from westwood: "Honor Thy Father," Gay Talese. Nabbed it in the used section of my local B&N.
	7:11pm ndbob: I've forced myself to cut down on book buying a little - have at least 50 I haven't read
	7:11pm Gary: Do fingers pick up the old book smell? I actually never noticed that!
	7:12pm melinda: I like this Raincoats.
	7:15pm ndbob: Kind of Gary
	7:15pm Gary: I love that whole Raincoats album, Melinda -- so wonderful. Speaking of wonderful, I can't even tell you how insanely thrilled I was to find this Joey Boy CD there a couple of weeks ago.
	7:17pm ndbob: Joey Boy is good - not much of a hip-hop fan - I like the international stuff better though
	7:17pm listener james from westwood: I hear ya ndbob. My to-be-read pile is a foot deep but I couldn't resist a huge chunk of New Journalism for only $3—same price as 45ish years ago!
	7:17pm steve: OM is my fav record store of all time, and I'm not just saying that. I would posit that Other Music may have had THE BEST used section in all of record store in history...
	7:19pm Gary: They had an amazing used section, definitely -- and lots more imports (from places like Thailand!) than other stores
	7:21pm ndbob: @James I'm afraid to walk into bookstores sometimes - record shows even more so
	7:25pm listener james from westwood: Hell, the town library just started a summer program where they drop a ticket in a jar for you for each book you take out, with a drawing for a basket of cheer near Labor Day. How am I supposed to get any work done with that sort of borrowing impetus?!
	7:25pm melinda: Gary is Kitchen Tapes the album w/the cover of Lola? Don't know a ton of Raincoats songs but I liked that one too.
	7:27pm Gary: No, I'm not sure what album that's from -- I have an MP3, but I think I got it from Mr. Fab's blog
	7:30pm Gary: @Melinda, it looks like Lola is from their first album, The Raincoats, from 1979
	7:38pm melinda: Thanks Gary.
	7:40pm hyde: hello bodegians
	7:41pm Gary: Hyde!
	7:52pm steve: LRD!!!
	7:53pm steve: where on earth do they keep finding these undiscovered LRD demos and bootlegs
	7:53pm hyde: @Steve there are seemingly endless numbers of them
	7:55pm Gary: The liner notes for this one say that this selection was floating around for a while in bootleg fashion. This has apparently been remastered. This is the shortest track on it, and they're all amazing, but holy bejeebus, there's a 20+ minute track that is ultra mind-blowing
	7:56pm steve: I had a bunch... donated em all to the station a few years ago. The one troubling thing is I'm pretty sure most are CDrs and so won't live forever.
	7:59pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary! catch the rest later
	8:03pm northguineahills: I think that's called album oriented rock?
	8:04pm northguineahills: Bryce plays full cds often enough on his show.
	8:10pm Gary: Hi NGH! Ah, good to know -- maybe I will be less squeamish about it
	8:11pm hyde: Bryce had a six track, three hour show a month or two back. it was awesome.
	8:12pm Gary: @Hyde -- he played 6 tracks off each album?
	8:13pm Gary: I guess I always felt that, because Tony doesn't archive Tape Hiss out of respect to the artists that maybe it was sort of a thing
	8:14pm hyde: no, his entire show was comprised of just six tracks (not les rallizes denudes tracks, other stuff)
	8:15pm Gary: Aha!
	8:16pm hyde: i like everything i've heard from this Träd Gräs Och Stenar thing
	8:18pm northguineahills: I've seen Bryce do a 3 track three hour show before. He did do the station ID during each track.
	8:19pm Gary: It's another beautifully packaged thing, with a booklet that I haven't yet had a chance to read, but look forward to
	8:19pm listener james from westwood: Sound policy on the Birkin entry.
	8:20pm Gary: @LJfW: It is a policy that has served me well!
	8:20pm hyde: @ngh oh man, i must've missed that one. that sounds great. i love his show.
	8:28pm northguineahills: I've dared Kurt to do the same, and he came close. I once had a three hour slot on Free109point.org, and played Philip Glass's Einstein on the Beach. I went over, as I was the last dj that evening.
	8:36pm northguineahills: It's better to be in the Red Room then Red Rum.
	8:45pm Ike: Sounding very fine there.
	8:45pm Gary: Mr. Ike!
	9:00pm melinda: World Badfinger would have been a fun category.
	9:07pm coelacanth: hi Gary and Bodegaroonies
	9:07pm Gary: Coelacanth!
	9:12pm Jeff g.: This show giving me the happiez and the sadz. Hi, Gary
	9:13pm Gary: Jeff!
	9:16pm Jeff g.: (Ps. If I may, this Sunday's D:O will be about three-songs long.)
	9:17pm hyde: i need to bust out Longing for the Past and opika Pende again. those are both so great
	9:17pm hyde: @Jeff G nice! i think i can catch this one since it's a long weekend.
	9:17pm Gary: Ohhh, looking forward to it, Jeff!
	9:22pm Jeff g.: Catching up on comments...did y'all reals that CRAY-ZEE Gay Talese story on the NYer a few weeks back? About the hotel voyeur? Bonkers.
	9:23pm Gary: YES, I read that -- totally mind-blowing
	9:25pm melinda: Nice electro.
	9:26pm Jeff g.: I still feel unclean from it.
	9:26pm Gary: Did this South African comp get much play when it came out? It's terrific
	9:27pm Jeff g.: Currently reading a history of DARPA, the secret US military/tech group. Making me feel dirty in a different way...
	9:28pm Gary: One thing I am looking forward to when I'm in London in a couple of weeks is going to Honest Jon's store ... that and the post-Brexit exchange rate
	9:28pm Gary: I don't know about DARPA ... what would you suggest I read in shorter form about them? (On the internet preferably)
	9:29pm melinda: There was a podcast episode about that motel voyeur but I forget which one it was. Creepy.
	9:32pm Leather: Thought it was a built to spill song for a second
	9:32pm Gary: Howdy, Leather!
	9:32pm hyde: whoa, this is super cool
	9:33pm Jeff Golick: See if you can go to Cafe Oto, Gary. Bound to be something great on, and they have a fab store, too.
	9:33pm Ike: I read that New Yorker article too. Spooky and unforgettable. Some of the letters to the editor in response were scathing regarding the ethics of the reporter, etc.
	9:33pm Gary: Writing that in my notebook now, Jeff!
	9:34pm Gary: Oh, man -- I missed the letters that followed
	9:36pm Leather: I usually listen as I push carts in the target parking lot at night. Thai music especially tends to get me the oddest looks from customers.
	9:37pm Jeff Golick: Missed the letters, too, though for sure Talese is implicated in a way that is, at the very least, pretty icky.
	9:37pm Gary: Causing glances askance since 2014
	9:38pm hyde: i hadn't heard about this Soul Jazz comp. it looks killer!
	9:38pm Jeff Golick: No good knowledge re DARPA articles, Gary. Sorry!
	9:39pm Gary: It's amazing, Hyde -- you can see it on the wall in the photo to the left ... right to the right of the guy to the furthest right's head
	9:39pm Gary: That's okay, Jeff; I'll Google after the show
	9:40pm hyde: yeah, i think i need this one
	9:41pm Ike: Love Spoonie Gee!
	9:43pm Gary: It's just ... unstoppable
	9:43pm Jeff Golick: It don't stop!!
	9:44pm steve: Doris, great ending... gotta run, great show Gary
	9:45pm Gary: Night, Steve!
	9:46pm Ike: Those letters to the editor don't come up in an initial search, but this does: www.huffingtonpost.com... Hmm, I hadn't seen this article before. Interesting.
	9:49pm Gary: Interesting ... thanks, Ike!
	9:59pm hyde: that wasa great set to close a wonderful tribute show. thanks!
	10:00pm coelacanth: Thank you Gary! ciao
	10:00pm melinda: nite everyone!
	10:02pm Jeff Golick: Sublime show, Gary! Thx!
	10:06pm Gary: Thanks everyone!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from June 29, 2016

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June 29, 2016: Other Music
Tonight we'll mourn the passing of one of our favorite record stores, ever, OTHER MUSIC, which closed its doors forever on Saturday, June 25.

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live	2016
DJ Shadow	Best Foot Forward [Alternate Version]	Endtroducing... (Deluxe Ed) Excessive Ephemera [Disc 2]	2005	USA \| Endtroducing... of course came out in 1996, the first full year that Other Music was opened. (They opened Dec 1995.) I found this terrific "deluxe edition" used there, somewhat recently	0:04:30 (Pop-up)
The Raincoats	Balloonacy "Balloonacy" by "The Raincoats"	The Kitchen Tapes	1998	United Kingdom \| I think this is the first thing I ever bought at Other Music, but I'm not entirely sure. I moved to NYC in summer of 1997, so it's possible I didn't get to Other Music for 6 months to a year ...	0:06:03 (Pop-up)
Joey Boy	ยกมือขึ้น (Demo) [Put Up Your Hands]	Sorry I'm Happy	2004	Thailand \| Bought this and two other Thai hip-hop CDs maybe two weeks before Other closed, in the "used" section, although they still had shrinkwrap on them	0:10:03 (Pop-up)
Tsehaytu Beraki	Sport Malet "Sport Malet" by "Tsehaytu Beraki"	Selam [Disc 1]	2004	Ethiopia \| Bought this one used	0:13:33 (Pop-up)
The Group	Kumâlo "Kumâlo" by "The Group"	The Feed-Back	2014	Italy \| Originally released 1970 \| Walter Branchi, Bruno Battisti D’Amario, Mario Bertoncini, John Heineman, Ennio Morricone	0:19:18 (Pop-up)
Maryam	Wahdi (وحدي) "Wahdi (وحدي)" by "Maryam"	Mesh Baghanny	212	Egypt \| This is one of the most beautiful CDs I've ever bought -- I mean the cover and insides, though the music is wonderful too -- imported from Egypt	0:33:35 (Pop-up)
Franck Vigroux + Matthew Bourne	Radio Stars	Radioland: Radio-Activity Revisited	2015	France \| This album is insanely great -- I bought it originally to play on the Krafterwerk show I did, but did I? No, I did not. These are not cover versions so much as homages to the tracks ... super-love for this album	0:39:42 (Pop-up)
Alice Bag	Modern Day Virgin Sacrifice	Alice Bag	2016	USA \| This CD, Bag's first solo album ever (!?), I picked up on the day it was released, June 24, the day before Other Music closed. THEY GOT IT FOR THEIR STORE EVEN THOUGH THEY WERE CLOSING THE NEXT DAY. tear drop	0:45:39 (Pop-up)
Les Rallizes Dénudés	Strung Out Deeper Than the Night	France Demo Tapes	2016	Japan \| Bought on or near the day it came out, a week or two before Other Music closed	0:48:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bixio, Frizzi, Tempera	Godzilla "Godzilla" by "Bixio, Frizzi, Tempera"	Magnetic System	2016	Italy \| I guess this one is newish as well	0:54:26 (Pop-up)
Träd Gräs Och Stenar	Last Time "Last Time" by "Träd Gräs Och Stenar"	DJungelns Lag/Mors Mors/Kom Tillsammans	1972	Sweden \| Terrific 3-CD set picked up on OM's 2nd-to-last day open	1:06:39 (Pop-up)
Jane Birkin	Encore Lui "Encore Lui" by "Jane Birkin"	Di Doo Dah	1973	France \| Bought used. My policy is basically: If a French lady recorded it, and it is used, I will buy it.	1:15:10 (Pop-up)
산울림 (San Ul Lim)	문 좀 열어줘 ("Give the Door a Little Open")	아니 벌써 (The First)	1977	Korea	1:17:50 (Pop-up)
Mu	Hello Bored Biz Man "Hello Bored Biz Man" by "Mu"	Afro Finger & Gel	2003	UK \| Used bin, $1	1:23:28 (Pop-up)
Shalabi Effect	Skin Job "Skin Job" by "Shalabi Effect"	Unfortunately	2005	Canada \| Bought used. I ran into Kurt Gottschalk, who also stopped in at OM on the way to one of WFMU's readings at the Red Room. He recommended I get this and another Shalabi Effect album.	1:29:44 (Pop-up)
Elia y Elizabeth	Pesadilla "Pesadilla" by "Elia y Elizabeth"	La Onda de Elia y Elizabeth	2014	Colombia	1:34:19 (Pop-up)
Pax Nicholas and the Nettey Family	Na Teef Know De Road of Teef	Na Teef Know De Road of Teef	2009	Nigeria \| Original 1975	1:37:05 (Pop-up)
The Lijadu Sisters	Orere-Elegijbo	Afro-Beat Soul Sisters: The Lijadu Sisters at Afrodisia, Nigeria, 1976-79	2012	Nigeria	1:48:23 (Pop-up)
Truck	These Words I Sing For You "These Words I Sing For You" by "Truck"	Surprise! Surprise!	2004	Malaysia	1:52:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Rizan Siad	High Tension Zamer "High Tension Zamer" by "Rizan Siad"	King of Keyboard	2015	Syria	1:55:18 (Pop-up)
Nagamma and Sister	Canerese Duet: Lakshmi Saraswati Samvada (Surati) (1910)	Indian Talking Machine: 78 RPM Record and Gramophone Collecting on the Sub-Continent	2015	India	2:03:47 (Pop-up)
Miss Riboet	Dji Hong "Dji Hong" by "Miss Riboet"	Longing for the Past: The 78 rpm Era in Southeast Asia	2013	Indonesia	2:06:25 (Pop-up)
The Mighty Terror	No Carnival in Britain	London Is The Place For Me: Trinidadian Calypso In London 1950-1956	2002	Trinidad and Tobago / UK \| 1954	2:09:24 (Pop-up)
Marguerite and Razanatsoa	Dia Veloma I Said Omar (Malagasy; Madagascar)	Opike Pende: Africa at 78 RPM [Disc 4]	2011	Madagascar	2:12:22 (Pop-up)
Si Mohammed Bel Hassan Soudani	Fulani Iresa (Marrakech)	Music of Morocco: Recorded by Paul Bowles, 1959	2016	Morocco	2:15:41 (Pop-up)
Tiyiselani Vomaseve	Vanghoma "Vanghoma" by "Tiyiselani Vomaseve"	Shangaan Electro: New Wave Dance Music From South Africa	2010	South Africa	2:20:15 (Pop-up)
嘎调 (The Gar)	猫 (Cat) "猫 (Cat)" by "嘎调 (The Gar)"	嘎调 (The Gar)	2009	China	2:25:34 (Pop-up)
Hongthong Dao-udon	Bump Lam Phloen	Bump Lam Phloen: Essential Hongthong Dao-udon	2015	Thailand	2:28:43 (Pop-up)
Spoonie Gee & The Treacherous Three	The New Rap Language	Boombox 1: Early Independent hip-hop, electro and disco rap 1979-1982	2016	USA	2:32:33 (Pop-up)
Doris	Grey Rain of Sweden "Grey Rain of Sweden" by "Doris"	Did You Give The World Some Love Today Baby	1970	Sweden	2:40:51 (Pop-up)
Ersen	Gunese Don Cicegim "Gunese Don Cicegim" by "Ersen"	Ersen	2008	Turkey	2:44:29 (Pop-up)
Boogarins	Hoje Aprendi De Verdade	As Plantas Que Curam	2013	Brazil \| On Other Music's own label	2:47:22 (Pop-up)
ESG	My Street "My Street" by "ESG"	Step Off	2002	USA	2:50:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000		2:55:42 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:57pm listener james from westwood: Hey, Gary and all! Sad occasion for the show, but I know this will be an amazing 3 hours.
	6:58pm Gary: Hey there, James! Well, I can't admit to being an especially adventurous shopper there, but I did pick some gems up over the year
	7:00pm melinda: hi Gary & James & friends yet to arrive
	7:01pm steve: hey Gary!
	7:02pm Gary: Welcome, Melinda and Steve!
	7:02pm ndbob: Evening Gary, James Melinda , Steve! from a friend who has just arrived:)
	7:04pm Gary: Bob!
	7:06pm listener james from westwood: Was reading a paperback printed in 1971 over dinner and am now discovering my hands have that wonderful old-book smell on them.
	7:07pm ndbob: What book James?
	7:08pm listener james from westwood: "Honor Thy Father," Gay Talese. Nabbed it in the used section of my local B&N.
	7:11pm ndbob: I've forced myself to cut down on book buying a little - have at least 50 I haven't read
	7:11pm Gary: Do fingers pick up the old book smell? I actually never noticed that!
	7:12pm melinda: I like this Raincoats.
	7:15pm ndbob: Kind of Gary
	7:15pm Gary: I love that whole Raincoats album, Melinda -- so wonderful. Speaking of wonderful, I can't even tell you how insanely thrilled I was to find this Joey Boy CD there a couple of weeks ago.
	7:17pm ndbob: Joey Boy is good - not much of a hip-hop fan - I like the international stuff better though
	7:17pm listener james from westwood: I hear ya ndbob. My to-be-read pile is a foot deep but I couldn't resist a huge chunk of New Journalism for only $3—same price as 45ish years ago!
	7:17pm steve: OM is my fav record store of all time, and I'm not just saying that. I would posit that Other Music may have had THE BEST used section in all of record store in history...
	7:19pm Gary: They had an amazing used section, definitely -- and lots more imports (from places like Thailand!) than other stores
	7:21pm ndbob: @James I'm afraid to walk into bookstores sometimes - record shows even more so
	7:25pm listener james from westwood: Hell, the town library just started a summer program where they drop a ticket in a jar for you for each book you take out, with a drawing for a basket of cheer near Labor Day. How am I supposed to get any work done with that sort of borrowing impetus?!
	7:25pm melinda: Gary is Kitchen Tapes the album w/the cover of Lola? Don't know a ton of Raincoats songs but I liked that one too.
	7:27pm Gary: No, I'm not sure what album that's from -- I have an MP3, but I think I got it from Mr. Fab's blog
	7:30pm Gary: @Melinda, it looks like Lola is from their first album, The Raincoats, from 1979
	7:38pm melinda: Thanks Gary.
	7:40pm hyde: hello bodegians
	7:41pm Gary: Hyde!
	7:52pm steve: LRD!!!
	7:53pm steve: where on earth do they keep finding these undiscovered LRD demos and bootlegs
	7:53pm hyde: @Steve there are seemingly endless numbers of them
	7:55pm Gary: The liner notes for this one say that this selection was floating around for a while in bootleg fashion. This has apparently been remastered. This is the shortest track on it, and they're all amazing, but holy bejeebus, there's a 20+ minute track that is ultra mind-blowing
	7:56pm steve: I had a bunch... donated em all to the station a few years ago. The one troubling thing is I'm pretty sure most are CDrs and so won't live forever.
	7:59pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary! catch the rest later
	8:03pm northguineahills: I think that's called album oriented rock?
	8:04pm northguineahills: Bryce plays full cds often enough on his show.
	8:10pm Gary: Hi NGH! Ah, good to know -- maybe I will be less squeamish about it
	8:11pm hyde: Bryce had a six track, three hour show a month or two back. it was awesome.
	8:12pm Gary: @Hyde -- he played 6 tracks off each album?
	8:13pm Gary: I guess I always felt that, because Tony doesn't archive Tape Hiss out of respect to the artists that maybe it was sort of a thing
	8:14pm hyde: no, his entire show was comprised of just six tracks (not les rallizes denudes tracks, other stuff)
	8:15pm Gary: Aha!
	8:16pm hyde: i like everything i've heard from this Träd Gräs Och Stenar thing
	8:18pm northguineahills: I've seen Bryce do a 3 track three hour show before. He did do the station ID during each track.
	8:19pm Gary: It's another beautifully packaged thing, with a booklet that I haven't yet had a chance to read, but look forward to
	8:19pm listener james from westwood: Sound policy on the Birkin entry.
	8:20pm Gary: @LJfW: It is a policy that has served me well!
	8:20pm hyde: @ngh oh man, i must've missed that one. that sounds great. i love his show.
	8:28pm northguineahills: I've dared Kurt to do the same, and he came close. I once had a three hour slot on Free109point.org, and played Philip Glass's Einstein on the Beach. I went over, as I was the last dj that evening.
	8:36pm northguineahills: It's better to be in the Red Room then Red Rum.
	8:45pm Ike: Sounding very fine there.
	8:45pm Gary: Mr. Ike!
	9:00pm melinda: World Badfinger would have been a fun category.
	9:07pm coelacanth: hi Gary and Bodegaroonies
	9:07pm Gary: Coelacanth!
	9:12pm Jeff g.: This show giving me the happiez and the sadz. Hi, Gary
	9:13pm Gary: Jeff!
	9:16pm Jeff g.: (Ps. If I may, this Sunday's D:O will be about three-songs long.)
	9:17pm hyde: i need to bust out Longing for the Past and opika Pende again. those are both so great
	9:17pm hyde: @Jeff G nice! i think i can catch this one since it's a long weekend.
	9:17pm Gary: Ohhh, looking forward to it, Jeff!
	9:22pm Jeff g.: Catching up on comments...did y'all reals that CRAY-ZEE Gay Talese story on the NYer a few weeks back? About the hotel voyeur? Bonkers.
	9:23pm Gary: YES, I read that -- totally mind-blowing
	9:25pm melinda: Nice electro.
	9:26pm Jeff g.: I still feel unclean from it.
	9:26pm Gary: Did this South African comp get much play when it came out? It's terrific
	9:27pm Jeff g.: Currently reading a history of DARPA, the secret US military/tech group. Making me feel dirty in a different way...
	9:28pm Gary: One thing I am looking forward to when I'm in London in a couple of weeks is going to Honest Jon's store ... that and the post-Brexit exchange rate
	9:28pm Gary: I don't know about DARPA ... what would you suggest I read in shorter form about them? (On the internet preferably)
	9:29pm melinda: There was a podcast episode about that motel voyeur but I forget which one it was. Creepy.
	9:32pm Leather: Thought it was a built to spill song for a second
	9:32pm Gary: Howdy, Leather!
	9:32pm hyde: whoa, this is super cool
	9:33pm Jeff Golick: See if you can go to Cafe Oto, Gary. Bound to be something great on, and they have a fab store, too.
	9:33pm Ike: I read that New Yorker article too. Spooky and unforgettable. Some of the letters to the editor in response were scathing regarding the ethics of the reporter, etc.
	9:33pm Gary: Writing that in my notebook now, Jeff!
	9:34pm Gary: Oh, man -- I missed the letters that followed
	9:36pm Leather: I usually listen as I push carts in the target parking lot at night. Thai music especially tends to get me the oddest looks from customers.
	9:37pm Jeff Golick: Missed the letters, too, though for sure Talese is implicated in a way that is, at the very least, pretty icky.
	9:37pm Gary: Causing glances askance since 2014
	9:38pm hyde: i hadn't heard about this Soul Jazz comp. it looks killer!
	9:38pm Jeff Golick: No good knowledge re DARPA articles, Gary. Sorry!
	9:39pm Gary: It's amazing, Hyde -- you can see it on the wall in the photo to the left ... right to the right of the guy to the furthest right's head
	9:39pm Gary: That's okay, Jeff; I'll Google after the show
	9:40pm hyde: yeah, i think i need this one
	9:41pm Ike: Love Spoonie Gee!
	9:43pm Gary: It's just ... unstoppable
	9:43pm Jeff Golick: It don't stop!!
	9:44pm steve: Doris, great ending... gotta run, great show Gary
	9:45pm Gary: Night, Steve!
	9:46pm Ike: Those letters to the editor don't come up in an initial search, but this does: www.huffingtonpost.com... Hmm, I hadn't seen this article before. Interesting.
	9:49pm Gary: Interesting ... thanks, Ike!
	9:59pm hyde: that wasa great set to close a wonderful tribute show. thanks!
	10:00pm coelacanth: Thank you Gary! ciao
	10:00pm melinda: nite everyone!
	10:02pm Jeff Golick: Sublime show, Gary! Thx!
	10:06pm Gary: Thanks everyone!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from June 29, 2016

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