WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from September 26, 2016

Listener comments!
	9:03am annie: i never tire of the space critters
	9:03am bobdoesthings: oh hello
	9:04am annie: oh, hi, bob and joe.. and other noisy peples
	9:05am bobdoesthings: I had an entirely wfmu-free week last week.. feels good to be back. soaking in some surface noise
	9:07am Sem Chumbo: Toast with yummy oriental jam, delicious! Good morning, Joe, and Clan McGasko.
	👻 9:07am doctorjazz: Nice start to the show.
	9:07am JakeGould: Hey!
	9:08am Guido from Cologne: hello Joe!
	9:12am Joe McG: Hey, annie, bobdt, sem, drjz, JG, and Guido! Hope you're having a swell Monday so far....
	9:16am annie: @bdt- i've been listening to the spoken-word offerings on spotify, mostly the thriller/sci-fi selections. some are very good..a pretty good selection.
	9:22am bobdoesthings: @annie - Im not an old man by any means but feel old when people talk of spotify. seems cool
	9:23am V Priceless: heya Joe!
	9:25am Joe McG: Happy morning to you, VP!
	👻 9:26am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Joe and Joe-kers!
	👻 9:26am Brian in UK: Hey Joe. I loves me a galette.
	9:28am Joe McG: Hey, Ken! Hey, Brian! Are you having a galette right now?
	9:31am bobdoesthings: Galette: Galette is a term used in French cuisine to designate various types of flat round or freeform crusty cakes, or, in the case of a Breton galette (French: Galette bretonne, Breton: Krampouezhenn gwinizh du), a pancake made with buckwheat flour usually with a savoury filling.
	👻 9:32am Brian in UK: No wish I was. Got no buckwheat flour in the house. I prefer the coarser texture to that of smoother pancakes. Also a bit more versatile both savoury and sweet.
	👻 9:34am Brian in UK: @bobdoesthings This is the company for all your galette activities. www.krampouz.com...
	9:35am KP: Happy Monday, Joe!
	9:35am bobdoesthings: I'm learning so much
	👻 9:35am Brian in UK: Laurie Johnson did a lot of soundtrack music in the Sixties/Seventies on British TV.
	👻 9:36am tadpoles: Got any Om Kalsoum in your exotic grab bag this morning Joe? Enjoying it all..Cheers.
	👻 9:38am Brian in UK: Sim Sim Salabim used to be the magic words to open doors in rocks and suchlike in Hanna-Barbera cartoons if memory serves.
	👻 9:39am Ken From Hyde Park: @Brian in UK - Yes, that sounds like a line from Jonny Quest.
	9:42am annie: i forced myself to open an account with spotify, bob, and i'm glad i did. secret: do not create a payed/premium account, just listen. they limit your saving of music and cetera, so listening is fun.
	👻 9:42am Ken From Hyde Park: (Not to be confused with the ska band Bim Skala Bim www.bimska.com .)
	👻 9:43am Liz Berg: Nice belly dancing set! Shout out to the Hyes!
	9:44am bobdoesthings: speaking of flying high / armenian -- does anyone recall that bizarre stunt of skywriting by armenian genocide deniers?? that was odd... it did nothing but bring more attention to how jerky those jerks are.
	9:45am Cheri Pi: Greetings Joe & company!
	9:46am Joe McG: Yay, Liz Berg! Heya, CP, KP, tp!
	9:48am ami ad: Morning Mr. Joe.Hello WFMU.Hope all are well out there.Thanks for the good sounds.
	9:50am Joe McG: Hey, ami! Great to see you!
	9:50am JakeGould: Nice Peals right here.
	👻 9:52am Brian in UK: Just along from Armenia, if you get a chance to try Kurdish food, do yourself a favour and tuck in.
	9:52am bobdoesthings: love me some lahmajun
	9:53am Joe McG: @Brian: I've never had, but I'd like to. The Armenian food I had in L.A. I liked.
	9:53am kooky Pete: Spelling is important these days
	👻 9:54am Ken From Hyde Park: Peals live set on Faye's show just last night: www.wfmu.org...
	👻 9:54am Brian in UK: Does anyone know the derivation of 'OK'? Joe, they have a way of combining fruit and meat beautifully.
	9:54am Joe McG: @Ken: Thanks for posting. It was a transporting set!
	9:55am βrian: The first real yogurt I had was from a friend's Armenian grandmother. A food epiphany, that.
	👻 9:56am Brian in UK: @βrian was there much sugar on the yogurt like they have in Turkey.
	9:57am ami ad: Yes sir.It's great to be a listener here.Hello to Ms. Liz too
	9:58am JakeGould: Armenian grandmothers who eat yogurt all average 120 years in age for they still have not found basic joy in eating.
	9:58am βrian: Apropos of nothing, we bought a pound of fresh Hen-of-the-woods at the market. Prepared it with string beans seared with ginger and garlic. Oh my. No sugar with the yogurt. I assume that would be anathema.
	👻 10:00am Brian in UK: Well the Turks have a bit of a sweet tooth with halva, baklava and delight. Now real Turkish Delight is what it says.
	10:01am Joe McG: I LOVE Turkish Delight!
	10:02am βrian: I once knew a Turkish woman named Dilek ...
	10:04am annie: halva!!! very hard to find, though i recall distictly seeing it in the deli case on long island by the oz/lb... loong ago
	👻 10:05am Brian in UK: I am savoury over sweet but will make an exception with the Turkish comestibles.
	10:06am Whosondephone: IS it Turkish Delight season? I just learned what it is. Rose water is delicious.
	10:07am βrian: Me, too. I love sweets, but typically with half the sugar, or less, for a given recipe. But savory is where's it's at.
	👻 10:07am Liz Berg: My grandma didn't add sugar to her yogurt (madzoon), but she did live to 95! It was more of a condiment in my family, to be dolloped onto various savory lamb dishes. Recently there was a newspaper ad war because the Wall Street Journal printed a full page ad paid for by genocide deniers. Kim Kardashian got some revenge with a full-page rebuttal ad in the NYT.
	10:08am βrian: It's getting to be kheer season in our house. Cardamom, cardamom, cardamom.
	10:08am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, gang!
	10:09am KP: Poor, poor Ted Hawkins
	10:11am JakeGould: Hey! You found "One For the Soul." Pretty good, right?
	10:11am KP: McGuinn, taking stage at Bottom Line after Ted Hawkins, Hey, I thought I was the star of the show!
	👻 10:15am Ken From Hyde Park: My granddad made it to 95, too. Sipped a Manhattan each day, he did.
	👻 10:16am Brian in UK: A little bit of what you fancy does you good.
	10:16am βrian: À la mode française ?
	10:17am Joe McG: I guess a natural segueway after this song would be "Les Sucettes."
	10:17am Sem Chumbo: That mirror ball is blinding me!
	10:18am βrian: What's your favorite pie?
	10:19am Sem Chumbo: Humble.
	10:20am Joe McG: @Brian: Every kind!
	👻 10:25am Ken From Hyde Park: RPI, Buckwheat.
	10:25am Brendan: Zydeco hoedown! I got here at the right time. Hey Joe and Joepies
	10:26am βrian: I saw Buckwheat play at Joe's Star Lounge in Ann Arbor. They damn near wore through that washboard!
	10:26am annie: favorite pie: authentic minced meat pah.
	10:26am JakeGould: @Brian: Humble.
	10:27am -> Ming the Merciless <-: Heard this ZYDECO before today… this sure beats the shit out of it!!!
	10:27am βrian: "Les haricots sont bien salés," they say.
	10:28am Sigurður: WFMU
	10:29am βrian: ... "Put your hands together for Buckwheat!" was a common refrain in our household thereafter.
	10:29am foofs: I need a steam shovel, mama, to keep away the dead Need a dump truck, baby, to unload my head
	10:32am Paul D: Good show this monday morning!
	10:33am Sem Chumbo: Löngu, ekkert Sigurður!
	10:34am Whosondephone: I've been listening to nothing but David Bowie lately!
	10:35am Planet Tyler: Yes, Blue Jean is a (guilty?) pleasure
	10:35am Joe McG: Thanks, Paul! Howdy, Sig and foofs and Brian!
	10:35am Paul D: Part of me still can't believe bowie is gone!
	10:35am melinda: I love Blue Jean.
	10:36am Joe McG: And PT and WSOPH and Ming and melinda!
	10:36am βrian: How I know it's autumn: Grifola frondosa en.wikipedia.org...
	10:36am steveo: Loving the show, Joe, as usual. To reduce your responsibilities, I absolve you from greeting me personally.
	10:37am Joe McG: I won't hear of it, steveo!
	10:38am steveo: :)
	10:39am Paul D: Holy crap the colourfield!
	10:42am Sem Chumbo: Missed this one first time around.
	10:42am Joe McG: Sending this one out to all kept artists.
	10:44am βrian: Topeka? Where's Uncle M?
	10:44am Greg from ZONE 5: Remember when Loretta did this on the Muppet Show?
	10:45am Joe McG: @Greg: YES!
	10:45am melinda: It always surprises me how much Loretta sounds like Sissy Spacek.
	10:47am ChrisB.: Saw Buckwheat a few years back at B.B. Kings. The band played a bunch, Buckwheat did about three songs, then encouraged everyone to come back for the second set, "when things really heat up."It was a separate admission. Very disappointed.
	10:47am Sem Chumbo: @melinda: heh heh.
	10:47am Jeezy: Wow, my dad used to play Richard Dimples Fields on vinyl when i was a kid! I remember being stunned he was black.
	10:49am JakeGould: This ugly woman named Sadie? Why did you knock her up then?
	10:49am βrian: Strange, I though Buckwheat died years ago. I saw him around 1983.
	10:52am melinda: @Sem: I saw Coal Miner's Daughter at a young and formative age, so I sometimes picture Sissy when I hear Loretta.
	10:57am Sem Chumbo: I get that. For me, it's Ronee Blakely in Altman's NASHVILLE, kinda meta-Loretta.
	11:01am melinda: Meta-Loretta, haha! I need to see Nashville again. For some reason it didn't stick with me as much as some of Altman's other movies.
	11:05am famous original italianicewolf: @JakeGould: I know, right? She wasn't too ugly to sleep with!
	👻 11:07am Brian in UK: Groovy Kind of Love
	11:07am melinda: That was an especially good single file.
	👻 11:08am tadpoles: Looking forward to the John D. Just been reading his wiki and it's an interesting story. Nothing like the Nashville Teens' "Tobacco Road" - great version.
	11:08am Roberto: I hear you, Joe. I'm not over Bowie yet either. I don't expect I ever will be.
	11:10am JakeGould: Suzanne Ciani is great!
	11:10am steve: had no idea there was so much interest in Suzanne Ciani lately... she apparently sold out a 400 seat theather!
	11:16am JakeGould: @steve: She put out a compilation a few years ago that is pretty great.
	11:16am Brendan: Sounds like Clay Pigeon on backup
	👻 11:17am Brian in UK: Joe would you compare him to Mickey Newbury, not the music but his attitude to life and the business?
	11:19am Joe McG: @Brian: I think I would, Brian! He did his own thing the whole time. I love performers like that.
	11:19am steve: jake - i actually won it on cd during the marathon a few years ago! also lets not forget her amazing work as the sound designer on Xenon, first pinball machine with suggestive breathy woman vocal samples.
	11:21am Joe McG: @steve: I'm looking forward to this interview on Morricone Island.
	11:23am JakeGould: That "Eeeeee-yessss!!!" is getting a lot of mentions on WFMU as of late.
	11:25am fredrik: I keep hearing Dr. Ben Kasich. This election season has taken its toll
	11:29am Dominick: very nice
	11:31am Parq: From the Good Grey's obit for Laudermilk, concerning the "Cherokees" song: Mr. Loudermilk, who enjoyed telling a good story, convinced the D.J. Casey Kasem that he had been inspired to write the song when he was stranded by the roadside during a blizzard and a mysterious Cherokee chief, Bloody Bear Tooth, led him to safety and asked him to tell the rest of the world, in song, of the sufferings of his people. Mr. Kasem repeated the tale on his radio program “American Top 40,” giving it currency. In a wink to record buyers, Mr. Loudermilk added “P.S. My regards to Bloody Bear Tooth” on the sleeve of his 1971 album “Volume 1: Elloree.”
	11:32am Joe McG: Nice story, Parq, thanks!
	11:34am annie: thanks parq!
	11:36am βrian: She had a smile that strained my anchor chain.
	11:38am βrian: I believe that he later found Jane in the boathouse having a margarita.
	👻 11:39am Brian in UK: Sad to hear that Terry Jones of Monty Python has dementia.
	11:40am Joe McG: @Brian: Happy ending!
	👻 11:41am Brian in UK: Joe. Great show as ever, got to walk the dawg.
	11:41am Todd-o-phonic: Very underrated song, great understated version by Bettye Swann here.
	11:42am Joe McG: @Brian: Thanks! Say hi to the pup! @Todd: Much agree!
	11:42am Parq: Brian at 11:39 -- yeah, that's a heartbreaker.
	11:43am Parq: I will add, if I may, that "Tell Me Goodbye" is one of the first songs I can remember loving when I started listening to top 40 radio as a kid.
	11:53am Tommy Jack Haynes: Excellent show Joe ..and I'm sure the next Joe's show will be good too
	11:54am Joe McG: Thanks, Tommy Jack! And thanks to everyone who listened and commented today. I hope you all have a great last week of September. I'll see you again...in October!
	11:58am Michael 98145: thank you, DJ Joe ( great comments board today! )
	11:58am Sem Chumbo: Great stuff, Joe. Thanks!
	11:58am Brendan: Thanks so much Joe .

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from September 26, 2016

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September 26, 2016: Looking for a World

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Ganiman & His Oriental Music	Oriental Jam	Come with Me to the Casbah	Finders Keepers	2016	LP	From 1959	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
John Berberian & the Middle Eastern Ensemble	Flying Hye	Middle Eastern Rock	Verve Forecast	1969	LP			0:07:02 (Pop-up)
Aram Arakelian Ensemble	Halay "Halay" by "Aram Arakelian Ensemble"	The Oud!	Carlton	1958	LP			0:13:03 (Pop-up)
The Orient Express	Azaar "Azaar" by "The Orient Express"	The Orient Express	Mainstream	1969	LP			0:15:49 (Pop-up)
Sir Richard Bishop	Barbary "Barbary" by "Sir Richard Bishop"	The Freak of Araby	Drag City	2009	CD			0:20:11 (Pop-up)
The Dwarfs of East Agouza	Hungry Bears Don't Dance	Bes	Nawa	2016	LP		*	0:22:38 (Pop-up)
Gus Vali	Kashlarin Ingee Ingee "Kashlarin Ingee Ingee" by "Gus Vali"	Belly Dance Navel Academy	P.I.	1972	LP			0:26:54 (Pop-up)
Eddie Mekjian and Ensemble	Kurdish Bar	Belly Dance Music from the Middle East	Fiesta	?	LP			0:30:42 (Pop-up)
Laurie Johnson and His Orchestra	Call of the Casbah	Britxotica Goes East! Persian Pop and Casbah Jazz from the Wild British Isles!	Trunk	2016	LP	From 1957	*	0:33:56 (Pop-up)

Peals	Become Younger "Become Younger" by "Peals"	Honey	Friends	2016	CD		*	0:45:28 (Pop-up)
Natural Child	It's a Shame My Store Isn't Open	Okey Dokey	Natural Child	2016	CD	playing Monty Hall in November	*	0:51:06 (Pop-up)
The Snails	Do Like You Do "Do Like You Do" by "The Snails"	Songs from the Shoebox	Ideas for Housecrafts	2016	CD		*	0:57:39 (Pop-up)
The Jesus and Mary Chain	I'm Glad I Never	Son-of-a-Gun and More from the Lee Hazlewood Songbook	Ace	2016	CD	From 1989	*	0:59:02 (Pop-up)
Johnnie Frierson	Have You Been Good to Yourself	Have You Been Good to Yourself	Light in the Attic	2016	CD	early 90s	*	1:00:40 (Pop-up)
The Dynamics	I'm Free, No Dope for Me	Afterschool Special: The 123s of Kid Soul	The Numero Group	2016	CD		*	1:04:54 (Pop-up)
Ted Hawkins	Cold & Bitter Tears "Cold & Bitter Tears" by "Ted Hawkins"	Happy Hour	Rounder	1986	LP			1:07:02 (Pop-up)
Lizzy Mercier Descloux	Let's Get It On	One for the Soul	Light in the Attic	2016	CD	bonus track, 1986	*	1:09:09 (Pop-up)
Crown Heights Affair	French Way "French Way" by "Crown Heights Affair"	Do It Your Way	Dee-Lite	1976	LP			1:14:16 (Pop-up)
Cameo	Alligator Woman "Alligator Woman" by "Cameo"	12" single	Chocolate City	1982	12"			1:18:25 (Pop-up)
Buckwheat Zydeco	Hot Tamale Baby "Hot Tamale Baby" by "Buckwheat Zydeco"	On a Night Like This	Island	1987	LP	R.I.P.		1:22:20 (Pop-up)

Single File: a bunch of 45s in a row "Single File: a bunch of 45s in a row"
David Bowie	Blue Jean "Blue Jean" by "David Bowie"	single	EMI America	1984	45			1:33:42 (Pop-up)
The Colourfield	Your Love Was Smashing	single	Chrysalis	1985	45			1:36:34 (Pop-up)
Cornerstone	Holly Go Lightly "Holly Go Lightly" by "Cornerstone"	single	Liberty	1969	45			1:40:28 (Pop-up)
Loretta Lynn	One's on the Way "One's on the Way" by "Loretta Lynn"	single	Decca	1971	45			1:42:38 (Pop-up)
Richard "Dimples" Fields	If It Ain't One Thing...It's Another	single	The Boardwalk Entertainment Co.	1982	45			1:45:12 (Pop-up)
Tuff Darts	(I Wanna Know) Who's Been Sleeping Here?	single	Sire	1976	45			1:48:59 (Pop-up)
Safaris with The Phantom's Band	Image of a Girl	single	Eldo	1960	45			1:51:47 (Pop-up)
Kim Weston	I'll Be Thinkin' "I'll Be Thinkin'" by "Kim Weston"	single	People	1970	45			1:54:17 (Pop-up)
Neil Diamond	Thank the Lord for the Night Time	single	Bang!	1967	45			1:56:56 (Pop-up)
John D. Loudermilk	It's My Time "It's My Time" by "John D. Loudermilk"	single	RCA Victor	1967	45			1:59:51 (Pop-up)

John D. Loudermilk, It Was His Time "John D. Loudermilk, It Was His Time"
John D. Loudermilk	Goin' to Hell on a Sled	The Open Mind of John D. Loudermilk	The Omni Recording Corporation	2006	CD	From 1969		2:15:25 (Pop-up)
John D. Loudermilk	To Hell with Love	John D. Loudermilk Sings A Bizarre Collection of the Most Unusual Songs	RCA Victor	1965	LP			2:16:51 (Pop-up)
Eddie Cochran	Sittin' in the Balcony	The Eddie Cochran Singles Album	United Artists	1979	LP	From 1957		2:19:33 (Pop-up)
John D. Loudermilk	Callin' Doctor Casey	single	RCA Victor	1962	45			2:21:30 (Pop-up)
Marianne Faithfull	This Little Bird	Marianne Faithfull's Greatest Hits	London	1969	LP			2:24:07 (Pop-up)
John D. Loudermilk	The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian / The Wind Knows the Truth / The Jones'	Volume 1 - Elloree	Warner Bros.	1971	LP			2:26:07 (Pop-up)
John D. Loudermilk	Darling Jane "Darling Jane" by "John D. Loudermilk"	single	RCA Victor	1961	45			2:33:59 (Pop-up)
The Flying Burrito Brothers	Break My Mind	Hot Burritos! The Anthology 1969-1972	A&M	2000	CD			2:37:28 (Pop-up)
Bettye Swann	Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye	Bettye Swann	Honest Jons/Astralwerks	2004	CD	From 1968		2:39:39 (Pop-up)
Lou Rawls	Tobacco Road "Tobacco Road" by "Lou Rawls"	Love Is a Hurtin' Thing: The Silk & Soul of Lou Rawls	EMI	1997	CD	From 1963		2:43:26 (Pop-up)
John D. Loudermilk	I'm Looking for a World	John D. Loudermilk Sings A Bizarre Collection of the Most Unusual Songs	RCA Victor	1965	LP			2:47:28 (Pop-up)

James Luther Dickinson	The Strength of Love	Dixie Fried	Future Days/Light in the Attic	2016	CD	From 1972	*	2:54:02 (Pop-up)
Bill Brandon	Self Preservation "Self Preservation" by "Bill Brandon"	Soulin' Bama: Live from Leroy 2016 WFMU Marathon Premium	WFMU	2016	CD-R	From 1967	*	2:57:14 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am annie: i never tire of the space critters
	9:03am bobdoesthings: oh hello
	9:04am annie: oh, hi, bob and joe.. and other noisy peples
	9:05am bobdoesthings: I had an entirely wfmu-free week last week.. feels good to be back. soaking in some surface noise
	9:07am Sem Chumbo: Toast with yummy oriental jam, delicious! Good morning, Joe, and Clan McGasko.
	👻 9:07am doctorjazz: Nice start to the show.
	9:07am JakeGould: Hey!
	9:08am Guido from Cologne: hello Joe!
	9:12am Joe McG: Hey, annie, bobdt, sem, drjz, JG, and Guido! Hope you're having a swell Monday so far....
	9:16am annie: @bdt- i've been listening to the spoken-word offerings on spotify, mostly the thriller/sci-fi selections. some are very good..a pretty good selection.
	9:22am bobdoesthings: @annie - Im not an old man by any means but feel old when people talk of spotify. seems cool
	9:23am V Priceless: heya Joe!
	9:25am Joe McG: Happy morning to you, VP!
	👻 9:26am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Joe and Joe-kers!
	👻 9:26am Brian in UK: Hey Joe. I loves me a galette.
	9:28am Joe McG: Hey, Ken! Hey, Brian! Are you having a galette right now?
	9:31am bobdoesthings: Galette: Galette is a term used in French cuisine to designate various types of flat round or freeform crusty cakes, or, in the case of a Breton galette (French: Galette bretonne, Breton: Krampouezhenn gwinizh du), a pancake made with buckwheat flour usually with a savoury filling.
	👻 9:32am Brian in UK: No wish I was. Got no buckwheat flour in the house. I prefer the coarser texture to that of smoother pancakes. Also a bit more versatile both savoury and sweet.
	👻 9:34am Brian in UK: @bobdoesthings This is the company for all your galette activities. www.krampouz.com...
	9:35am KP: Happy Monday, Joe!
	9:35am bobdoesthings: I'm learning so much
	👻 9:35am Brian in UK: Laurie Johnson did a lot of soundtrack music in the Sixties/Seventies on British TV.
	👻 9:36am tadpoles: Got any Om Kalsoum in your exotic grab bag this morning Joe? Enjoying it all..Cheers.
	👻 9:38am Brian in UK: Sim Sim Salabim used to be the magic words to open doors in rocks and suchlike in Hanna-Barbera cartoons if memory serves.
	👻 9:39am Ken From Hyde Park: @Brian in UK - Yes, that sounds like a line from Jonny Quest.
	9:42am annie: i forced myself to open an account with spotify, bob, and i'm glad i did. secret: do not create a payed/premium account, just listen. they limit your saving of music and cetera, so listening is fun.
	👻 9:42am Ken From Hyde Park: (Not to be confused with the ska band Bim Skala Bim www.bimska.com .)
	👻 9:43am Liz Berg: Nice belly dancing set! Shout out to the Hyes!
	9:44am bobdoesthings: speaking of flying high / armenian -- does anyone recall that bizarre stunt of skywriting by armenian genocide deniers?? that was odd... it did nothing but bring more attention to how jerky those jerks are.
	9:45am Cheri Pi: Greetings Joe & company!
	9:46am Joe McG: Yay, Liz Berg! Heya, CP, KP, tp!
	9:48am ami ad: Morning Mr. Joe.Hello WFMU.Hope all are well out there.Thanks for the good sounds.
	9:50am Joe McG: Hey, ami! Great to see you!
	9:50am JakeGould: Nice Peals right here.
	👻 9:52am Brian in UK: Just along from Armenia, if you get a chance to try Kurdish food, do yourself a favour and tuck in.
	9:52am bobdoesthings: love me some lahmajun
	9:53am Joe McG: @Brian: I've never had, but I'd like to. The Armenian food I had in L.A. I liked.
	9:53am kooky Pete: Spelling is important these days
	👻 9:54am Ken From Hyde Park: Peals live set on Faye's show just last night: www.wfmu.org...
	👻 9:54am Brian in UK: Does anyone know the derivation of 'OK'? Joe, they have a way of combining fruit and meat beautifully.
	9:54am Joe McG: @Ken: Thanks for posting. It was a transporting set!
	9:55am βrian: The first real yogurt I had was from a friend's Armenian grandmother. A food epiphany, that.
	👻 9:56am Brian in UK: @βrian was there much sugar on the yogurt like they have in Turkey.
	9:57am ami ad: Yes sir.It's great to be a listener here.Hello to Ms. Liz too
	9:58am JakeGould: Armenian grandmothers who eat yogurt all average 120 years in age for they still have not found basic joy in eating.
	9:58am βrian: Apropos of nothing, we bought a pound of fresh Hen-of-the-woods at the market. Prepared it with string beans seared with ginger and garlic. Oh my. No sugar with the yogurt. I assume that would be anathema.
	👻 10:00am Brian in UK: Well the Turks have a bit of a sweet tooth with halva, baklava and delight. Now real Turkish Delight is what it says.
	10:01am Joe McG: I LOVE Turkish Delight!
	10:02am βrian: I once knew a Turkish woman named Dilek ...
	10:04am annie: halva!!! very hard to find, though i recall distictly seeing it in the deli case on long island by the oz/lb... loong ago
	👻 10:05am Brian in UK: I am savoury over sweet but will make an exception with the Turkish comestibles.
	10:06am Whosondephone: IS it Turkish Delight season? I just learned what it is. Rose water is delicious.
	10:07am βrian: Me, too. I love sweets, but typically with half the sugar, or less, for a given recipe. But savory is where's it's at.
	👻 10:07am Liz Berg: My grandma didn't add sugar to her yogurt (madzoon), but she did live to 95! It was more of a condiment in my family, to be dolloped onto various savory lamb dishes. Recently there was a newspaper ad war because the Wall Street Journal printed a full page ad paid for by genocide deniers. Kim Kardashian got some revenge with a full-page rebuttal ad in the NYT.
	10:08am βrian: It's getting to be kheer season in our house. Cardamom, cardamom, cardamom.
	10:08am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, gang!
	10:09am KP: Poor, poor Ted Hawkins
	10:11am JakeGould: Hey! You found "One For the Soul." Pretty good, right?
	10:11am KP: McGuinn, taking stage at Bottom Line after Ted Hawkins, Hey, I thought I was the star of the show!
	👻 10:15am Ken From Hyde Park: My granddad made it to 95, too. Sipped a Manhattan each day, he did.
	👻 10:16am Brian in UK: A little bit of what you fancy does you good.
	10:16am βrian: À la mode française ?
	10:17am Joe McG: I guess a natural segueway after this song would be "Les Sucettes."
	10:17am Sem Chumbo: That mirror ball is blinding me!
	10:18am βrian: What's your favorite pie?
	10:19am Sem Chumbo: Humble.
	10:20am Joe McG: @Brian: Every kind!
	👻 10:25am Ken From Hyde Park: RPI, Buckwheat.
	10:25am Brendan: Zydeco hoedown! I got here at the right time. Hey Joe and Joepies
	10:26am βrian: I saw Buckwheat play at Joe's Star Lounge in Ann Arbor. They damn near wore through that washboard!
	10:26am annie: favorite pie: authentic minced meat pah.
	10:26am JakeGould: @Brian: Humble.
	10:27am -> Ming the Merciless <-: Heard this ZYDECO before today… this sure beats the shit out of it!!!
	10:27am βrian: "Les haricots sont bien salés," they say.
	10:28am Sigurður: WFMU
	10:29am βrian: ... "Put your hands together for Buckwheat!" was a common refrain in our household thereafter.
	10:29am foofs: I need a steam shovel, mama, to keep away the dead Need a dump truck, baby, to unload my head
	10:32am Paul D: Good show this monday morning!
	10:33am Sem Chumbo: Löngu, ekkert Sigurður!
	10:34am Whosondephone: I've been listening to nothing but David Bowie lately!
	10:35am Planet Tyler: Yes, Blue Jean is a (guilty?) pleasure
	10:35am Joe McG: Thanks, Paul! Howdy, Sig and foofs and Brian!
	10:35am Paul D: Part of me still can't believe bowie is gone!
	10:35am melinda: I love Blue Jean.
	10:36am Joe McG: And PT and WSOPH and Ming and melinda!
	10:36am βrian: How I know it's autumn: Grifola frondosa en.wikipedia.org...
	10:36am steveo: Loving the show, Joe, as usual. To reduce your responsibilities, I absolve you from greeting me personally.
	10:37am Joe McG: I won't hear of it, steveo!
	10:38am steveo: :)
	10:39am Paul D: Holy crap the colourfield!
	10:42am Sem Chumbo: Missed this one first time around.
	10:42am Joe McG: Sending this one out to all kept artists.
	10:44am βrian: Topeka? Where's Uncle M?
	10:44am Greg from ZONE 5: Remember when Loretta did this on the Muppet Show?
	10:45am Joe McG: @Greg: YES!
	10:45am melinda: It always surprises me how much Loretta sounds like Sissy Spacek.
	10:47am ChrisB.: Saw Buckwheat a few years back at B.B. Kings. The band played a bunch, Buckwheat did about three songs, then encouraged everyone to come back for the second set, "when things really heat up."It was a separate admission. Very disappointed.
	10:47am Sem Chumbo: @melinda: heh heh.
	10:47am Jeezy: Wow, my dad used to play Richard Dimples Fields on vinyl when i was a kid! I remember being stunned he was black.
	10:49am JakeGould: This ugly woman named Sadie? Why did you knock her up then?
	10:49am βrian: Strange, I though Buckwheat died years ago. I saw him around 1983.
	10:52am melinda: @Sem: I saw Coal Miner's Daughter at a young and formative age, so I sometimes picture Sissy when I hear Loretta.
	10:57am Sem Chumbo: I get that. For me, it's Ronee Blakely in Altman's NASHVILLE, kinda meta-Loretta.
	11:01am melinda: Meta-Loretta, haha! I need to see Nashville again. For some reason it didn't stick with me as much as some of Altman's other movies.
	11:05am famous original italianicewolf: @JakeGould: I know, right? She wasn't too ugly to sleep with!
	👻 11:07am Brian in UK: Groovy Kind of Love
	11:07am melinda: That was an especially good single file.
	👻 11:08am tadpoles: Looking forward to the John D. Just been reading his wiki and it's an interesting story. Nothing like the Nashville Teens' "Tobacco Road" - great version.
	11:08am Roberto: I hear you, Joe. I'm not over Bowie yet either. I don't expect I ever will be.
	11:10am JakeGould: Suzanne Ciani is great!
	11:10am steve: had no idea there was so much interest in Suzanne Ciani lately... she apparently sold out a 400 seat theather!
	11:16am JakeGould: @steve: She put out a compilation a few years ago that is pretty great.
	11:16am Brendan: Sounds like Clay Pigeon on backup
	👻 11:17am Brian in UK: Joe would you compare him to Mickey Newbury, not the music but his attitude to life and the business?
	11:19am Joe McG: @Brian: I think I would, Brian! He did his own thing the whole time. I love performers like that.
	11:19am steve: jake - i actually won it on cd during the marathon a few years ago! also lets not forget her amazing work as the sound designer on Xenon, first pinball machine with suggestive breathy woman vocal samples.
	11:21am Joe McG: @steve: I'm looking forward to this interview on Morricone Island.
	11:23am JakeGould: That "Eeeeee-yessss!!!" is getting a lot of mentions on WFMU as of late.
	11:25am fredrik: I keep hearing Dr. Ben Kasich. This election season has taken its toll
	11:29am Dominick: very nice
	11:31am Parq: From the Good Grey's obit for Laudermilk, concerning the "Cherokees" song: Mr. Loudermilk, who enjoyed telling a good story, convinced the D.J. Casey Kasem that he had been inspired to write the song when he was stranded by the roadside during a blizzard and a mysterious Cherokee chief, Bloody Bear Tooth, led him to safety and asked him to tell the rest of the world, in song, of the sufferings of his people. Mr. Kasem repeated the tale on his radio program “American Top 40,” giving it currency. In a wink to record buyers, Mr. Loudermilk added “P.S. My regards to Bloody Bear Tooth” on the sleeve of his 1971 album “Volume 1: Elloree.”
	11:32am Joe McG: Nice story, Parq, thanks!
	11:34am annie: thanks parq!
	11:36am βrian: She had a smile that strained my anchor chain.
	11:38am βrian: I believe that he later found Jane in the boathouse having a margarita.
	👻 11:39am Brian in UK: Sad to hear that Terry Jones of Monty Python has dementia.
	11:40am Joe McG: @Brian: Happy ending!
	👻 11:41am Brian in UK: Joe. Great show as ever, got to walk the dawg.
	11:41am Todd-o-phonic: Very underrated song, great understated version by Bettye Swann here.
	11:42am Joe McG: @Brian: Thanks! Say hi to the pup! @Todd: Much agree!
	11:42am Parq: Brian at 11:39 -- yeah, that's a heartbreaker.
	11:43am Parq: I will add, if I may, that "Tell Me Goodbye" is one of the first songs I can remember loving when I started listening to top 40 radio as a kid.
	11:53am Tommy Jack Haynes: Excellent show Joe ..and I'm sure the next Joe's show will be good too
	11:54am Joe McG: Thanks, Tommy Jack! And thanks to everyone who listened and commented today. I hope you all have a great last week of September. I'll see you again...in October!
	11:58am Michael 98145: thank you, DJ Joe ( great comments board today! )
	11:58am Sem Chumbo: Great stuff, Joe. Thanks!
	11:58am Brendan: Thanks so much Joe .

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from September 26, 2016

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