WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from July 28, 2017

Listener comments!
	8:29am listener james from westwood: I have Part 1 of this in reserve for the weekend but I am looking forward to Part 2! Between this and Evan's dub-a-thon last night, it has been a very good week for genres I dig!
	8:34am Gary: Hey, James! Hope we can hit somewhere in the vicinity of your expectations!
	9:01am Polyus: Well alright!
	9:01am doctorjazz: Hey, Gary, happy Friday!
	9:03am Uncle Michael: Good morning!
	9:04am Gary: Polyus! Dr.Jazz! Uncle Michael!
	9:06am Gary: If you want to see some cool old album covers: www.discogs.com...
	9:13am melinda: Hi all
	9:15am ike: Dqmgangfqnd?!?!!? Jnhfgvzhxvv!!! (Brain no worky yet, need cup of tea)
	9:15am Gary: Melinda! Ikey!
	9:19am Gary: Ack, this just in: Asala was detained last month in Lebanon for cocaine possession: english.alarabiya.net...
	9:20am doctorjazz: Loving these sounds! I'd dance, but I don't know how...
	9:22am Mark Williams: i just never think of cocaine and that part of the world together. What sort of punishment should she expect?
	9:23am Gary: Well, probably none -- I glanced over another article that said the authorities were trying to determine whether it was for personal use or not ... presumably personal use would be excused. She was let go ... not sure if she's expected back to go to court or anything, though
	9:24am Gary: ... and, HI MARK!
	9:25am Mark Williams: hello Gary. I've not listened to your show before, so I'm happy to make the acquaintance.
	9:27am Gary: Thanks for stopping in!
	9:38am Doug Schulkind: Hi, Gary! Thank you SO much for getting up so early and filling in for me!
	9:40am Gary: Doug! Honored to do so ... I'm usually up by 6, but just not talking out loud before 11 am or so ... :)
	9:43am Webhamster Henry: Hi Gary! Working your way up the Fertile Crescent today?
	9:43am fred: Good morning Gary. I'm very pleased to be able to catch your show live for a change
	9:43am Gary: Big thanks to Tim Abdellah Fuson and David Larsen who translated this singer's name and album / song titles for me
	9:43am Gary: WebHam Henry! Fred! So nice to see you guys!
	9:51am listener james from westwood: Kicking ass this morning, Gary, both in playlist and in talking out loud earlier than scheduled!
	9:53am Gary: Ha ... well, I got another glass of water, so hopefully voice will be more "fluid" next mic break
	9:54am melinda: I usually don't begin talking out loud until after 10 or 11 am either, sometimes wonder if it might be a good idea to do a practice vocalization beforehand since I work in retail and don't want to sound croaky when I first speak to a customer.
	9:55am melinda: But it happens.
	10:00am George from Bristol UK: I'm catching this middle hour live between other appointments. Equally looking forward to hearing Part Two hour one and hour three over the weekend.
	10:02am Gary: George! I owe you a return email, but was frantically scrambling to put this morning's show together ... will respond soon!
	10:07am Jesse Kaminsky: morning! Chex Mami so good
	10:07am Gary: Jesse! Hey there!
	10:10am Ike: I don't know about records in Bay Ridge but there's now an Egyptian pizza place called King Tut Pie. One of these days I'll have to try that.
	10:11am Gary: Mmm, might have to head out right after the show!
	10:11am Polyus: Hey Gary, can you recommend a particular compilation of Oum Kalthoum's music for the uninformed (me). It seems like most of the stuff I find is out of print or otherwise a pain to acquire.
	10:14am Gary: Man, Polyus, that's a tough one. Let me think about it?
	10:16am Polyus: Obviously there is a ton of stuff YT and such places, but I'd like a physical copy of something.
	10:16am Jesse Kaminsky: I think I downloaded this Cheba Maria song from a blog years ago. What blog could it have been...
	10:16am βrian: À l'écoute ! Good morning.
	10:16am Gary: Garsh, I wonder ... [thinking icon]
	10:17am Gary: βonjour, βrian!
	10:20am Brian in UK: Hello Gary. What part of Morocco does this music come from? Apart from Casablanca.
	10:23am fred: @Polyus: That's a tough one because so many of her "songs" are quite long. I'd recommend getting Inta Omri, either on its own or as part of a box set. It's a classic
	10:25am Gary: Brian, I don't really know -- let's maybe look up Cheba Maria and see what we can find online ...
	10:27am Polyus: Thanks fred!
	10:27am Jeff Golick: ...and the radio bar is set yet higher. Take me higher, Gary.
	10:30am Gary: Jeff! That's very fancy of you to say ... gawrsh
	10:31am Gary: and speaking of Big Pimpin' ...
	10:34am Jeff Golick: ...also just trawling the playlist to Flash's dub show last nights. Looks genius.
	10:34am βrian: This makes me want to take my habibti to get some lemony hummus.
	10:35am Gary: Sweet -- I have to check that show out!
	10:37am βrian: Why, here it is: wfmu.org...
	10:38am Ike: Somebody brought amazing hummus to an FMU party once. It was from a place in Red Hook called Mazzat. Best hummus in NYC that I know of -- but a bit of a pain in the butt to get to.
	10:39am Brian in UK: Gary, the reason I asked was that we were thinking of going to Morocco sometime and I wondered whether Casablanca, Marrakech, Essaouira or wherever was the home of the hits!
	10:40am Brian in UK: Ike if you will pardon me saying, you are eating it wrong. (lame attempt at Doug pun)
	10:40am Gary: Ah, well, I'm not entirely sure where the Moroccan music industry is situated ... too bad Tim isn't here this morning; he'd probably have the answer. I do know that Cheba Maria started out in Casablanca before moving to France
	10:43am βrian: You need to go to the Detroit/Ann Arbor area if you want the best hummus.
	10:43am Gary: And I need to get there for the CDs!
	10:47am Stanley: Hi Gary and the Gang. How about some cheesy music from Khartoum like Mohamed Wardi?
	10:48am doctorjazz: I feel like I can sing "If I Were a Rich Man" to this
	10:48am George from Bristol UK: To Brian in UK : I recommend Essaouira.
	10:48am Gary: Stanley!
	10:51am doctorjazz: Maybe not (it was true during the instrumental opening)
	10:55am Gary: I don't think Samira will mind, either way, DrJ
	10:58am βrian: Maybe it's time for an Essaouira WFMU meetup?
	11:00am George from Bristol UK: Essaouira December or January suits me fine. I know places to stay etc.
	11:03am Brian in UK: George, sounds good, we are in the process of trying to move right now but in the future.
	11:04am βrian: Rancid Priapus is a schizophrenic?
	11:06am Ike: I don't think it's an accident that this all comes across like overheated, overwrought reality TV. It's the final season of The Apprentice -- but this time with nuclear weapons.
	11:07am Gary: I vote for the total annihilation of planet earth if it means never having to see Mitch McConnell's face ever again
	11:09am Carmichael: Heya Gary, pleasant surprise.
	11:10am Gary: Carmichael!
	11:11am listener james from westwood: I've already starred last Wed's ep along with this one b/c I know I'll be coming back to both!
	11:11am Doug Schulkind: I'm back from the farmers market. Chilling down from the hot walk with the coolest, Gary S!
	11:11am Alex In Illinois: Scaramouche! Scaramouche! Can you do the Fandago! Isn't that what Queen sings in Bohemian Rhapsody? That is what comes to my mind whenever Scaramucci is mentioned.
	11:13am Gary: Alex! And, oh, man, Farmers Market in Maine must be edibleincredible
	11:14am fred: @Alex: Same here. I blame Ken
	11:15am Jeff Golick: Mitch McConnell's face should be repurposed as a abstinence aid.
	11:15am Gary: Ha ha
	11:16am Gary: Abstaining from .... LIFE ITSELF (if it means not having to look again)
	11:16am βrian: What, you won't miss the sad turtle McConnell when he's gone?
	11:16am Gary: Wow, that transition sucked
	11:16am Uncle Michael: Ya Reitni Teir reminds me of Johnnie Ray's "What's the Use?"
	11:16am Doug Schulkind: I pity the fool who doesn't get down to Fadoul!
	11:18am βrian: ... while eating medjools.
	11:19am Carmichael: These guys are layin' it down. Maybe they listened to Big Brother or Airplane?
	11:20am Gary: I believe Doug played the first Fadoul ever on FMU -- from a clip found on eBay, right?
	11:23am Doug Schulkind: @Gary Good friend to all good music, Adam Lore, the fellow behind 50 Miles of Elbow Room, is the chap who hipped me to the Fadoul audio shared on eBay.
	11:24am Gary: Aha!
	11:24am Brian in UK: Doug, you should be topping up your bronzed adonis body with the suns golden rays.
	11:29am βrian: Blues skies over the isthmus today. I can see sailboats on the lake.
	11:30am Doug Schulkind: My body doesn't even dream of bronzing. Pewter, maybe. GARY!!!! I have never heard this cover! I have played Le Cheikh Imam's original dozens of times but never this. This is fantastic. I wrote about Imam's original for WFMU's blog here: blog.wfmu.org...
	11:32am βrian: Nixon baba ganoush?
	11:38am Uncle Michael: So this is the Mr. Softee jingle of food cart music?
	11:39am Uncle Michael: Please plan to join me in the next room for (not only) boogie tunes that (mostly didn't) top the charts in 1975! www.wfmu.org...
	11:39am Gary: Ha ... Uncle Michael is up in 20 mins w/chart toppers from 19 freakin 75! wfmu.org...
	11:40am Carmichael: This is the Turkey in the Straw of food trucks. Or The Entertainer.
	11:41am Gary: [backpedaling] Charters ... not chart toppers ... necessarily [sweat bead] ... sorry
	11:45am Uncle Michael: no harm, no foul
	11:48am βrian: I want geographical subject headings on the playlist. Gotta find my bearings.
	11:49am Uncle Michael: Where did you last have them?
	11:49am fred: Mahmoud El Hasani reminds me of Islam Chipsy
	11:51am Brian in UK: Gary, great crossbow special show.
	11:53am Ramblin' Ray: Mahmoud is the man
	11:54am Gary: Thanks, Brian! Hey, R-Ray!
	11:55am βrian: I lost them in Morocco, I think.
	11:55am Dean: Geographic headings are complicated. Maybe coordinates, instead? https://www.loc.gov/aba/publications/FreeSHM/H0830.pdf
	11:55am fred: Team up Mahmoud with Ahmed and you get the best shoulder moves
	11:55am Gary: Dean!
	11:55am Uncle Michael: Thanks for gathering a crowd for my, Gary!
	11:56am Uncle Michael: me*
	11:56am Stanley: Alhamdulillah Great selection Gary شكرا جزيلا
	11:56am listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Gary!
	11:56am melinda: Thanks Gary
	11:56am βrian: Thanks, Gary. I'm off to get a plateful of hummus.
	11:57am fred: Thanks Gary!
	11:57am Uncle Michael: basement...
	11:57am βrian: I always assumed Uncle Michael was in a sod house, out there on the prairie.
	11:57am Polyus: Nice to get to hear you live again, Gary.
	11:59am Ramblin' Ray: Thanks Gary
	12:00pm Gary: Thanks so much, everyone!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from July 28, 2017

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July 28, 2017: Stars from Another Sky Part 2
Divas, forgotten greats, icons, living legends, and one-hit wonders from the Arab world. Listen to Part 1 here

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live	2017
Faiza Ahmed	Set El Habayeb Al Oum	Faiza Ahmed Golden Voice		Syria / Egypt
Farid El Atrache	Eddini Mead We Abelni	Wardaton Men Damina		Syria / Egypt / Lebanon
Asala Nasri	Daret El Ayam "Daret El Ayam" by "Asala Nasri"	A Night at the Opera	2004	Syria
Music behind DJ: Omar El Shariyi	Maliesh Amal "Maliesh Amal" by "Omar El Shariyi"	Music from The East	1977	Egypt \| http://radiodiffusion.wordpress.com/2012/07/23/omar-el-shariyi/
Unknown Palestinian Artists	Track 15	Palestinian Wedding Songs		Palestine
Mhareb Deeb	Qaṣīdat al-Mughtaribīn (Poem of the Emigrants)	Mghtaribeen (Expatriates)		Palestine
Cheikha Rimitti	Rah Glaïbi Andek	Hina Ou Hina	2005	Algeria
Music behind DJ: Abdou El Omari	Rajaat Laayoun "Rajaat Laayoun" by "Abdou El Omari"	Hind / Rajaat Laayoun	1976	Morocco
Soumeya Abdelaziz	Ayi Chay'ine "Ayi Chay'ine" by "Soumeya Abdelaziz"	Chante Nazem Al Ghazali		Iraq / Morocco
Cheb Mami	Ana Mazel "Ana Mazel" by "Cheb Mami"	Douni El Bladi	1996	Algeria
Hasna	Inta Il Habeeb "Inta Il Habeeb" by "Hasna"	Hasna	2004	Morocco
Hatem Al Iraqi	El Hebayeb "El Hebayeb" by "Hatem Al Iraqi"	Iraqi Mix 2015	2015	Iraq
Cheba Maria + Nessbeal	Casablanca	Ould Bladi	2008	Morocco
Music behind DJ: Nasser Mizdawi and his guitar	Grape Tree	Nasser Mizdawi and his guitar	1983	Libya
Shadia	Aatr El Forak "Aatr El Forak" by "Shadia"	Shadia		Egypt
Abdel Halim Hafez	Ya Albi Khabi "Ya Albi Khabi" by "Abdel Halim Hafez"	Ya Albi Khabi	1979	Egypt
Houda Soltan	Mal El Amar Malauh "Mal El Amar Malauh" by "Houda Soltan"	In Kont Nassy Afakarak		Egypt
Samira Saeed	'Alamina El Hob "'Alamina El Hob" by "Samira Saeed"	Samira Saeed	1988	Morocco / Egypt
Warda	Taala Allah "Taala Allah" by "Warda"	Tasabeah	1983	Algeria / Egypt
Music behind DJ: Obeid Al Jum'aa	Instrumental Mejwiz	Dabke: Sounds of the Syrian Houran	2012	Syria
Omar Wahrouche	Yan Meghoutin Imhasidin	CD 5108		Morocco
Asmahan	Ya Reitni Teir "Ya Reitni Teir" by "Asmahan"	Asmahan & Farid	1988	Syria / Egypt
Fadoul	Laylat Al Jadba "Laylat Al Jadba" by "Fadoul"	Al Zman Saib	2015	NOT a bodega find
Nagwa Karam	Ya Habayeb "Ya Habayeb" by "Nagwa Karam"	Ya Habayeb	1989	Lebanon
Maryam Saleh + Zeid Hamdan	Nixon Baba	Halawella	2015	Egypt / Lebanon
Music behind DJ: Mohammed Abdel Wahab	Fakarouni "Fakarouni" by "Mohammed Abdel Wahab"	Cairo by Night	1974	Egypt \| I doubt MAW had anything to do with this particular recording, though I could be wrong
Hakim	Wala Waled "Wala Waled" by "Hakim"	Hakim Greatest Hits	2003	Egypt
Gawaher	Ala Elkornesh "Ala Elkornesh" by "Gawaher"	Ala Elkornesh		Sudan / Egypt
Mahmoud El Hasani	Sagara Bouny "Sagara Bouny" by "Mahmoud El Hasani"	Best Egyptian Pop		Egypt
Ahmed Fakroun	Soleil Soleil "Soleil Soleil" by "Ahmed Fakroun"	Mots D'Amour	1987	Libya
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!
	8:29am listener james from westwood: I have Part 1 of this in reserve for the weekend but I am looking forward to Part 2! Between this and Evan's dub-a-thon last night, it has been a very good week for genres I dig!
	8:34am Gary: Hey, James! Hope we can hit somewhere in the vicinity of your expectations!
	9:01am Polyus: Well alright!
	9:01am doctorjazz: Hey, Gary, happy Friday!
	9:03am Uncle Michael: Good morning!
	9:04am Gary: Polyus! Dr.Jazz! Uncle Michael!
	9:06am Gary: If you want to see some cool old album covers: www.discogs.com...
	9:13am melinda: Hi all
	9:15am ike: Dqmgangfqnd?!?!!? Jnhfgvzhxvv!!! (Brain no worky yet, need cup of tea)
	9:15am Gary: Melinda! Ikey!
	9:19am Gary: Ack, this just in: Asala was detained last month in Lebanon for cocaine possession: english.alarabiya.net...
	9:20am doctorjazz: Loving these sounds! I'd dance, but I don't know how...
	9:22am Mark Williams: i just never think of cocaine and that part of the world together. What sort of punishment should she expect?
	9:23am Gary: Well, probably none -- I glanced over another article that said the authorities were trying to determine whether it was for personal use or not ... presumably personal use would be excused. She was let go ... not sure if she's expected back to go to court or anything, though
	9:24am Gary: ... and, HI MARK!
	9:25am Mark Williams: hello Gary. I've not listened to your show before, so I'm happy to make the acquaintance.
	9:27am Gary: Thanks for stopping in!
	9:38am Doug Schulkind: Hi, Gary! Thank you SO much for getting up so early and filling in for me!
	9:40am Gary: Doug! Honored to do so ... I'm usually up by 6, but just not talking out loud before 11 am or so ... :)
	9:43am Webhamster Henry: Hi Gary! Working your way up the Fertile Crescent today?
	9:43am fred: Good morning Gary. I'm very pleased to be able to catch your show live for a change
	9:43am Gary: Big thanks to Tim Abdellah Fuson and David Larsen who translated this singer's name and album / song titles for me
	9:43am Gary: WebHam Henry! Fred! So nice to see you guys!
	9:51am listener james from westwood: Kicking ass this morning, Gary, both in playlist and in talking out loud earlier than scheduled!
	9:53am Gary: Ha ... well, I got another glass of water, so hopefully voice will be more "fluid" next mic break
	9:54am melinda: I usually don't begin talking out loud until after 10 or 11 am either, sometimes wonder if it might be a good idea to do a practice vocalization beforehand since I work in retail and don't want to sound croaky when I first speak to a customer.
	9:55am melinda: But it happens.
	10:00am George from Bristol UK: I'm catching this middle hour live between other appointments. Equally looking forward to hearing Part Two hour one and hour three over the weekend.
	10:02am Gary: George! I owe you a return email, but was frantically scrambling to put this morning's show together ... will respond soon!
	10:07am Jesse Kaminsky: morning! Chex Mami so good
	10:07am Gary: Jesse! Hey there!
	10:10am Ike: I don't know about records in Bay Ridge but there's now an Egyptian pizza place called King Tut Pie. One of these days I'll have to try that.
	10:11am Gary: Mmm, might have to head out right after the show!
	10:11am Polyus: Hey Gary, can you recommend a particular compilation of Oum Kalthoum's music for the uninformed (me). It seems like most of the stuff I find is out of print or otherwise a pain to acquire.
	10:14am Gary: Man, Polyus, that's a tough one. Let me think about it?
	10:16am Polyus: Obviously there is a ton of stuff YT and such places, but I'd like a physical copy of something.
	10:16am Jesse Kaminsky: I think I downloaded this Cheba Maria song from a blog years ago. What blog could it have been...
	10:16am βrian: À l'écoute ! Good morning.
	10:16am Gary: Garsh, I wonder ... [thinking icon]
	10:17am Gary: βonjour, βrian!
	10:20am Brian in UK: Hello Gary. What part of Morocco does this music come from? Apart from Casablanca.
	10:23am fred: @Polyus: That's a tough one because so many of her "songs" are quite long. I'd recommend getting Inta Omri, either on its own or as part of a box set. It's a classic
	10:25am Gary: Brian, I don't really know -- let's maybe look up Cheba Maria and see what we can find online ...
	10:27am Polyus: Thanks fred!
	10:27am Jeff Golick: ...and the radio bar is set yet higher. Take me higher, Gary.
	10:30am Gary: Jeff! That's very fancy of you to say ... gawrsh
	10:31am Gary: and speaking of Big Pimpin' ...
	10:34am Jeff Golick: ...also just trawling the playlist to Flash's dub show last nights. Looks genius.
	10:34am βrian: This makes me want to take my habibti to get some lemony hummus.
	10:35am Gary: Sweet -- I have to check that show out!
	10:37am βrian: Why, here it is: wfmu.org...
	10:38am Ike: Somebody brought amazing hummus to an FMU party once. It was from a place in Red Hook called Mazzat. Best hummus in NYC that I know of -- but a bit of a pain in the butt to get to.
	10:39am Brian in UK: Gary, the reason I asked was that we were thinking of going to Morocco sometime and I wondered whether Casablanca, Marrakech, Essaouira or wherever was the home of the hits!
	10:40am Brian in UK: Ike if you will pardon me saying, you are eating it wrong. (lame attempt at Doug pun)
	10:40am Gary: Ah, well, I'm not entirely sure where the Moroccan music industry is situated ... too bad Tim isn't here this morning; he'd probably have the answer. I do know that Cheba Maria started out in Casablanca before moving to France
	10:43am βrian: You need to go to the Detroit/Ann Arbor area if you want the best hummus.
	10:43am Gary: And I need to get there for the CDs!
	10:47am Stanley: Hi Gary and the Gang. How about some cheesy music from Khartoum like Mohamed Wardi?
	10:48am doctorjazz: I feel like I can sing "If I Were a Rich Man" to this
	10:48am George from Bristol UK: To Brian in UK : I recommend Essaouira.
	10:48am Gary: Stanley!
	10:51am doctorjazz: Maybe not (it was true during the instrumental opening)
	10:55am Gary: I don't think Samira will mind, either way, DrJ
	10:58am βrian: Maybe it's time for an Essaouira WFMU meetup?
	11:00am George from Bristol UK: Essaouira December or January suits me fine. I know places to stay etc.
	11:03am Brian in UK: George, sounds good, we are in the process of trying to move right now but in the future.
	11:04am βrian: Rancid Priapus is a schizophrenic?
	11:06am Ike: I don't think it's an accident that this all comes across like overheated, overwrought reality TV. It's the final season of The Apprentice -- but this time with nuclear weapons.
	11:07am Gary: I vote for the total annihilation of planet earth if it means never having to see Mitch McConnell's face ever again
	11:09am Carmichael: Heya Gary, pleasant surprise.
	11:10am Gary: Carmichael!
	11:11am listener james from westwood: I've already starred last Wed's ep along with this one b/c I know I'll be coming back to both!
	11:11am Doug Schulkind: I'm back from the farmers market. Chilling down from the hot walk with the coolest, Gary S!
	11:11am Alex In Illinois: Scaramouche! Scaramouche! Can you do the Fandago! Isn't that what Queen sings in Bohemian Rhapsody? That is what comes to my mind whenever Scaramucci is mentioned.
	11:13am Gary: Alex! And, oh, man, Farmers Market in Maine must be edibleincredible
	11:14am fred: @Alex: Same here. I blame Ken
	11:15am Jeff Golick: Mitch McConnell's face should be repurposed as a abstinence aid.
	11:15am Gary: Ha ha
	11:16am Gary: Abstaining from .... LIFE ITSELF (if it means not having to look again)
	11:16am βrian: What, you won't miss the sad turtle McConnell when he's gone?
	11:16am Gary: Wow, that transition sucked
	11:16am Uncle Michael: Ya Reitni Teir reminds me of Johnnie Ray's "What's the Use?"
	11:16am Doug Schulkind: I pity the fool who doesn't get down to Fadoul!
	11:18am βrian: ... while eating medjools.
	11:19am Carmichael: These guys are layin' it down. Maybe they listened to Big Brother or Airplane?
	11:20am Gary: I believe Doug played the first Fadoul ever on FMU -- from a clip found on eBay, right?
	11:23am Doug Schulkind: @Gary Good friend to all good music, Adam Lore, the fellow behind 50 Miles of Elbow Room, is the chap who hipped me to the Fadoul audio shared on eBay.
	11:24am Gary: Aha!
	11:24am Brian in UK: Doug, you should be topping up your bronzed adonis body with the suns golden rays.
	11:29am βrian: Blues skies over the isthmus today. I can see sailboats on the lake.
	11:30am Doug Schulkind: My body doesn't even dream of bronzing. Pewter, maybe. GARY!!!! I have never heard this cover! I have played Le Cheikh Imam's original dozens of times but never this. This is fantastic. I wrote about Imam's original for WFMU's blog here: blog.wfmu.org...
	11:32am βrian: Nixon baba ganoush?
	11:38am Uncle Michael: So this is the Mr. Softee jingle of food cart music?
	11:39am Uncle Michael: Please plan to join me in the next room for (not only) boogie tunes that (mostly didn't) top the charts in 1975! www.wfmu.org...
	11:39am Gary: Ha ... Uncle Michael is up in 20 mins w/chart toppers from 19 freakin 75! wfmu.org...
	11:40am Carmichael: This is the Turkey in the Straw of food trucks. Or The Entertainer.
	11:41am Gary: [backpedaling] Charters ... not chart toppers ... necessarily [sweat bead] ... sorry
	11:45am Uncle Michael: no harm, no foul
	11:48am βrian: I want geographical subject headings on the playlist. Gotta find my bearings.
	11:49am Uncle Michael: Where did you last have them?
	11:49am fred: Mahmoud El Hasani reminds me of Islam Chipsy
	11:51am Brian in UK: Gary, great crossbow special show.
	11:53am Ramblin' Ray: Mahmoud is the man
	11:54am Gary: Thanks, Brian! Hey, R-Ray!
	11:55am βrian: I lost them in Morocco, I think.
	11:55am Dean: Geographic headings are complicated. Maybe coordinates, instead? https://www.loc.gov/aba/publications/FreeSHM/H0830.pdf
	11:55am fred: Team up Mahmoud with Ahmed and you get the best shoulder moves
	11:55am Gary: Dean!
	11:55am Uncle Michael: Thanks for gathering a crowd for my, Gary!
	11:56am Uncle Michael: me*
	11:56am Stanley: Alhamdulillah Great selection Gary شكرا جزيلا
	11:56am listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Gary!
	11:56am melinda: Thanks Gary
	11:56am βrian: Thanks, Gary. I'm off to get a plateful of hummus.
	11:57am fred: Thanks Gary!
	11:57am Uncle Michael: basement...
	11:57am βrian: I always assumed Uncle Michael was in a sod house, out there on the prairie.
	11:57am Polyus: Nice to get to hear you live again, Gary.
	11:59am Ramblin' Ray: Thanks Gary
	12:00pm Gary: Thanks so much, everyone!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from July 28, 2017

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