WFMU: Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from May 8, 2017

Listener comments!
	7:02pm Michael 98145: it is time. we are here.
	7:06pm Dan Bodah: @Michael, hola
	7:06pm bodahcar: Me too!
	7:09pm joe mulligan: Vocal Frying make me so happy I could cry
	7:09pm Dan Bodah: @bodahcar, hi! @Joe, don't cry!
	7:10pm joe mulligan: ;P I would have listened to that track for 45 mins last week!
	7:11pm Dan Bodah: @joe, hehe
	7:15pm common: Dan, all
	7:15pm Ike: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
	7:22pm WebHamster Henry: Hi fries !
	🍳 7:26pm Webhamster Henry: This is kind of Zap Mama-esque.
	7:31pm Dan Bodah: @WMHenry, grüss!
	7:31pm penelope: Hi Dan & all
	7:31pm David D: Hey, Dan! This reminds me a bit of Mieskuoro Huutajat.
	7:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loves the Ketjak.
	7:35pm Dan Bodah: @penelope, hi! @David, yes. Apparently in the 1910s or 1920s, the ketjak was developed for the tourists coming to Bali from an earlier ritual chant. I wonder if it may also be related to the Maori Haka, which is a similar kind of mass chant from the Pacific.
	7:36pm Rich in Washington: Oh god. I found this record in a moldy Oregon coast thrift store, still in its shrinkwrap. The cover made me buy it.
	7:36pm David D: Bali, that makes sense, although they could have been from just about anywhere, I suppose.
	7:37pm dale: accept jesus unto thine yodeling heart.
	🍳 7:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: I do hope there's a call to supper yodel. That would be great to blast through the house when the food is ready.
	7:39pm Listener Robert: Wait...she couldn't've sung the lyric I thought she did: "Jesus gave us sodomy." Maybe it was "Jesus gave this side to me."
	7:39pm dale: in the 60s our neighbors had one of those triangular chuck wagon bells things. i thought that was so cool.
	🍳 7:40pm Webhamster Henry: Bring on the Jibber-jabber!
	7:43pm David D: Hi Henry! Yes, this one is wild...
	7:43pm piggles: Ggggggggggggggggggggggggg REAT REAT REAT
	7:43pm Listener Robert: Maybe it was "Jesus got inside of me."
	7:44pm David D: And now the full Bavarian treatment - or is it Austrian?
	7:45pm Dan Bodah: From England...their bandcamp says: "Sätteli are sisters Louise and Helen Curtis - Streich. Born of a desire to honour their Swiss heritage,they sing emotive and hauntingly beautiful Swiss alpine songs featuring a mixture of original, traditional and contemporary works."
	🍳 7:45pm Webhamster Henry: Schwieeetzrdüüütsch
	7:46pm David D: Swiss, I see - sounds more Austrian. Not very English.
	7:46pm David D: Sounds more Austrian to me, I mean.
	7:47pm JakeGould: This Sätteli is really nice. Thanks for sharing! satteli.bandcamp.com...
	7:47pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Hi Dan, this has been my first time listening to more than just the very end of your show - i was always curious and really like what i'm hearing. Have you come across those Inuit girls' singing games? Crazy accelerating duets that invariably end in giggling when one of the girls loses it! I found a CD of field recordings years ago, definitely worth checking out if you're not already familiar.
	🍳 7:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: Wikibrains says: The four national languages of Switzerland are German, French, Italian and Romansh.
	7:49pm Dan Bodah: @Canterbury wood-elf: yes, I have a bunch of that music but haven't played it in a while! Thanks for the reminder, I'll have to put it on next week's list
	🍳 7:49pm Webhamster Henry: It's possible that very Inuit Games & Songs CD was among my first CD purchases:
	7:49pm Snortley: There apparently is no such thing as a "Cherokee princess." cherokeeregistry.com...
	7:50pm Dan Bodah: What is this Stimmhorn thing? en.wikipedia.org...
	7:50pm David D: Ken: Yes, the German in Switzerland is very different, though, and hard to understand for people in Germany. Even the dialects within Switzerland can be very different from one another and apparently mutually incomprehensible at times.
	7:52pm Listener Robert: Literally that would be "Voice Horn".
	🍳 7:52pm Webhamster Henry: I was about to comment the same as David D. There are lots of dialects throughout the German-speaking lands. Many take some listening before you know what they are saying - and Swiss is probably the most impenetrable.
	7:54pm Dan Bodah: @Snortley, didn't think so! Thanks for confirming!
	7:56pm David D: The odd thing is that the news in Switzerland is presented in Standard German but then they switch to dialect for the weather and sports.
	🍳 7:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: I visited Switzerland once and have no experience at all with language other than English. I did a lot of smiling and nodding. Lots of folks knew English and helped me get along.
	7:57pm JakeGould: Weather and sports? That’s important shit! What else do you talk about while drinking boots of beer?
	7:58pm Dan Bodah: There are lots of dialects of Romatsch too
	8:01pm David D: Good stuff, Dan!
	🍳 8:02pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks Dan!
	🍳 8:02pm Webhamster Henry: Dan & Stashu + WFMU has a tradition of "Transitional Moments" that you are proudly a part of!

Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from May 8, 2017

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Music with vocals weird & wonderful -- beatboxing, yodels, auction chants, Tuvan throatsinging, & eerie polyphonies.

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May 8, 2017: 80: Think of a time and be there now

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Mal Waldron & Jeanne Lee	I Thought About You	Natural Affinities	Owl	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Tino Bogner & Florian Soucek	A Voyage of Overtone Singing and Djembe	None	None	0:05:18 (Pop-up)
Toshi Tsuchitori	Natural Voice with Harmonium and Wind	Breath	DYM	0:11:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Necks	Silverwater "Silverwater" by "The Necks"	Silverwater	ReR Megacorp	0:17:53 (Pop-up)
Vocal Summit	Wake Up Call "Wake Up Call" by "Vocal Summit"	Live at Gardner Arts Center	None	0:22:06 (Pop-up)
Singers & Dancers Of Bona	Ketjak "Ketjak" by "Singers & Dancers Of Bona"	V/A: Voices: A Compilation of the World's Greatest Choirs	Mesa/Bluemoon	0:27:34 (Pop-up)
Trill Noel	Mongolian Throat Singing	None	None	0:31:57 (Pop-up)
Princess Ramona	Then I Start to Yodel	Yodeling Praises Unto the Lord	Award Records	0:34:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Necks	Silverwater "Silverwater" by "The Necks"	Silverwater	ReR Megacorp	0:36:33 (Pop-up)
The Dandridge Sisters & The Cats & The Fiddle	The Harlem Yodel	None	None	0:40:50 (Pop-up)
Satteli	De Schratte Schafer "De Schratte Schafer" by "Satteli"	Sing Es Lied Fur Mi	Satteli	0:43:18 (Pop-up)
Stimmhorn	Blaubüchel "Blaubüchel" by "Stimmhorn"	Schnee	Traumton Records	0:47:20 (Pop-up)
Ming-De Villagers of Bunun, Taiwan	Pasibutbut	None	None	0:53:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm Michael 98145: it is time. we are here.
	7:06pm Dan Bodah: @Michael, hola
	7:06pm bodahcar: Me too!
	7:09pm joe mulligan: Vocal Frying make me so happy I could cry
	7:09pm Dan Bodah: @bodahcar, hi! @Joe, don't cry!
	7:10pm joe mulligan: ;P I would have listened to that track for 45 mins last week!
	7:11pm Dan Bodah: @joe, hehe
	7:15pm common: Dan, all
	7:15pm Ike: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
	7:22pm WebHamster Henry: Hi fries !
	🍳 7:26pm Webhamster Henry: This is kind of Zap Mama-esque.
	7:31pm Dan Bodah: @WMHenry, grüss!
	7:31pm penelope: Hi Dan & all
	7:31pm David D: Hey, Dan! This reminds me a bit of Mieskuoro Huutajat.
	7:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loves the Ketjak.
	7:35pm Dan Bodah: @penelope, hi! @David, yes. Apparently in the 1910s or 1920s, the ketjak was developed for the tourists coming to Bali from an earlier ritual chant. I wonder if it may also be related to the Maori Haka, which is a similar kind of mass chant from the Pacific.
	7:36pm Rich in Washington: Oh god. I found this record in a moldy Oregon coast thrift store, still in its shrinkwrap. The cover made me buy it.
	7:36pm David D: Bali, that makes sense, although they could have been from just about anywhere, I suppose.
	7:37pm dale: accept jesus unto thine yodeling heart.
	🍳 7:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: I do hope there's a call to supper yodel. That would be great to blast through the house when the food is ready.
	7:39pm Listener Robert: Wait...she couldn't've sung the lyric I thought she did: "Jesus gave us sodomy." Maybe it was "Jesus gave this side to me."
	7:39pm dale: in the 60s our neighbors had one of those triangular chuck wagon bells things. i thought that was so cool.
	🍳 7:40pm Webhamster Henry: Bring on the Jibber-jabber!
	7:43pm David D: Hi Henry! Yes, this one is wild...
	7:43pm piggles: Ggggggggggggggggggggggggg REAT REAT REAT
	7:43pm Listener Robert: Maybe it was "Jesus got inside of me."
	7:44pm David D: And now the full Bavarian treatment - or is it Austrian?
	7:45pm Dan Bodah: From England...their bandcamp says: "Sätteli are sisters Louise and Helen Curtis - Streich. Born of a desire to honour their Swiss heritage,they sing emotive and hauntingly beautiful Swiss alpine songs featuring a mixture of original, traditional and contemporary works."
	🍳 7:45pm Webhamster Henry: Schwieeetzrdüüütsch
	7:46pm David D: Swiss, I see - sounds more Austrian. Not very English.
	7:46pm David D: Sounds more Austrian to me, I mean.
	7:47pm JakeGould: This Sätteli is really nice. Thanks for sharing! satteli.bandcamp.com...
	7:47pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Hi Dan, this has been my first time listening to more than just the very end of your show - i was always curious and really like what i'm hearing. Have you come across those Inuit girls' singing games? Crazy accelerating duets that invariably end in giggling when one of the girls loses it! I found a CD of field recordings years ago, definitely worth checking out if you're not already familiar.
	🍳 7:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: Wikibrains says: The four national languages of Switzerland are German, French, Italian and Romansh.
	7:49pm Dan Bodah: @Canterbury wood-elf: yes, I have a bunch of that music but haven't played it in a while! Thanks for the reminder, I'll have to put it on next week's list
	🍳 7:49pm Webhamster Henry: It's possible that very Inuit Games & Songs CD was among my first CD purchases:
	7:49pm Snortley: There apparently is no such thing as a "Cherokee princess." cherokeeregistry.com...
	7:50pm Dan Bodah: What is this Stimmhorn thing? en.wikipedia.org...
	7:50pm David D: Ken: Yes, the German in Switzerland is very different, though, and hard to understand for people in Germany. Even the dialects within Switzerland can be very different from one another and apparently mutually incomprehensible at times.
	7:52pm Listener Robert: Literally that would be "Voice Horn".
	🍳 7:52pm Webhamster Henry: I was about to comment the same as David D. There are lots of dialects throughout the German-speaking lands. Many take some listening before you know what they are saying - and Swiss is probably the most impenetrable.
	7:54pm Dan Bodah: @Snortley, didn't think so! Thanks for confirming!
	7:56pm David D: The odd thing is that the news in Switzerland is presented in Standard German but then they switch to dialect for the weather and sports.
	🍳 7:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: I visited Switzerland once and have no experience at all with language other than English. I did a lot of smiling and nodding. Lots of folks knew English and helped me get along.
	7:57pm JakeGould: Weather and sports? That’s important shit! What else do you talk about while drinking boots of beer?
	7:58pm Dan Bodah: There are lots of dialects of Romatsch too
	8:01pm David D: Good stuff, Dan!
	🍳 8:02pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks Dan!
	🍳 8:02pm Webhamster Henry: Dan & Stashu + WFMU has a tradition of "Transitional Moments" that you are proudly a part of!

Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from May 8, 2017

Listener comments!

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