WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from April 18, 2018

Listener comments!
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Gary and all!!
	7:02pm TDK60: Hello again Gary, for my 2nd trip down to the cornershop. I think.
	7:03pm Gary: James and TDK60!
	7:05pm Gary: These'll be hour-long sets tonight -- less maw, more Mali
	7:05pm arcadeproject: Amadou & Mariam!!!!! I saw them at Joe's Pub a decade-plus ago, a highlight of my live-music existence. Good evening Bodega Pop!
	7:06pm Gary: Wait, what? Where was I?!? Super jealous, Passagenwerk!
	7:12pm TDK60: Mali is one of my favorite African lands for music. // Dig those huge amps in the photograph!
	7:13pm northguineahills: Didn't get back to work until 7. Was feeling ill and had to do some car maintenance. (first time in 17 years, brain still works....somewhat)
	7:13pm Gary: Amazing deep well of music, which we'll obs just be treading the surface of tonight ... I think that's Super Rail Band in the photo. Hi, NGH!
	7:15pm arcadeproject: yeah Gary where were you! always washing your damn hair! it was somewhere in 2004-5. my bad I shoulda made sure you had tix, iou.
	7:15pm hyde: hi
	7:16pm Gary: Haha, no probs, AP -- but still jealz!
	7:16pm Gary: Hy de ho!
	7:17pm northguineahills: plaisir heureux, super onze! (the lingua franca in Niger, can't tell if they're singing in a Tuareg dialect or some other language).
	7:19pm hyde: gotta shower and eat some food so comments may be sparse, but i'm here!
	7:19pm TDK60: Gary: Oh, Super Rail Band, have them on some comp w/longer name of some hotel; may have been a steady gig for them. (Railroad Hotel?)
	7:20pm Gary: I think Bamako Hotel?
	7:20pm Gary: Nope, sorry, I was wrong. Just looked it up, it's: Super Rail Band of the Buffet Hotel de la Gare
	7:21pm TDK60: sparseness is very hep, hyde, sometimes almost poetic.
	7:22pm TDK60: ..and Gare = railway station in French.
	7:25pm Gary: That means my name means "I'm feeling kind of like a railway station in French."
	7:29pm TDK60: Conductor Gary: Know several fellows from Mali via work-life. // a hotel lounge in/near a railway station in Mali must have some interesting ebb & flow of folks!
	7:37pm hyde: great stuff!
	7:38pm Gary: I got this one in a store run by a Gambian DJ off 116th Street
	7:39pm Jill B.: Hi Gary, Just stopping by to say hey there. Great sounds tonight!
	7:40pm TDK60: which borough and cross street?
	7:40pm Gary: Hi, Mom! I owe you a call this weekend. Job's going great -- tired, but happy!
	7:41pm Jill B.: I am very, very happy for you by dear son. Life is good.....yes?
	7:41pm Gary: Life is good, mom! Yours, too, I hope!
	7:43pm Gary: @TDK60: Harlem, and I think it was on Lexington? It was in 2014, and I haven't been able to find the place again. Run by a certain DJ WOW. You might be able to find it by looking him up? Not sure he's still in business, at least the retail business, anymore
	7:43pm Jill B.: Life is mellow.
	7:45pm Gary: Oh, wait -- here's his store info! afropop.org...
	7:51pm Gary: Also got this incredible Nahawa Doumbia CD at DJ WOW's
	7:58pm northguineahills: Just called my Mom. Don't think she would voluntarily listen to any of my dj sets (although she did like some Tony Coulter's and Micah's show). Still at work, I prefer to work late, when I get to be alone.
	7:58pm northguineahills: (she heard it when I was visiting).
	8:09pm hyde: have i mentioned lately that this is great
	8:11pm Gary: I'm so glad you're enjoying it, Hyde -- and am glad I have an excuse to just sit here listening to these guys & gals myself as well
	8:14pm northguineahills: (maybe w/in the next decade I can master the English language, then I can focus on others)
	8:15pm Gary: ^I feel the same way, NGH
	8:15pm northguineahills: Back in '98, the band I was in at the time, got a gig in my hometown. My parents came and left w/in 7 mins. I asked them later why they left, they said, "It sounded like noise" (Not a totally inaccurate description)
	8:17pm Gary: Haha, oh well. I don't know that my mom ever saw me play in my band
	8:20pm northguineahills: Ha, found the super onze bancamp link looking for them!
	8:21pm Gary: Worth grabbing!
	8:26pm ?: Gary your band must be somewhere on YouTube?
	8:27pm arcadeproject: ^^ oh the anon youtube comment so creepy! that was me, I got signed out
	8:28pm Gary: Haha, no it wasn't creepy, but, also, no, not on YouTube -- I don't think there was any footage. Photos, tho. Here's one: scontent-iad3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...
	8:32pm northguineahills: @Gary: Jaja!
	8:32pm northguineahills: That Adaman Fané, Solomani Fané, Aruna Sumanan, Sinanli Fané, Alu Fané & Masa Fané was sublime!
	8:33pm arcadeproject: YES!! so good WOW
	8:34pm TDK60: photo: Stylin'... like 70s power pop, no?
	8:35pm Gary: TDK60, sadly we thought we were punks. But, we were decidedly power pop I think.
	8:36pm Gary: Band name: Submission
	8:38pm Gary: Apparently we were aspiring Writers Digest subscribers
	8:38pm TDK60: whatever, I'm ecumenical. Submission does sound like a h/c name.
	8:42pm northguineahills: My first band was just our given names except I, it was somewhere b/tn the Orb and Pierre Henry. I played French horn through a mic and pedals, and my bandmates played drum machines, sequencers, and micromoogs (and tons of fx). The punk band that we opened for in the aforementioned show literally pulled the plug on us.
	8:42pm Gary: OMG, but that sounds awesome, tho, NGH
	8:45pm TDK60: closeminded punx
	8:48pm northguineahills: Oumou Sangaré , chinga! este Moussa Doumbia!
	8:48pm TDK60: ...le musique has been amazing the last hour +
	8:51pm hyde: aint that just like a cat
	8:53pm TDK60: From whence in the realm does your show emanate?
	8:56pm TDK60: ah, Astoria, Queens. Yes, I'm in the same Jersey City Metro Area: Wash Hts.
	8:56pm coelacanth∅: hey Gary & Bodegatrons
	8:58pm northguineahills: @coel: about to transform out of work.
	8:59pm coelacanth∅: there it is. Testify! wfmu.org...
	9:00pm Gary: coelacanth∅, hi, and thanks!
	9:01pm coelacanth∅: hey ngh -just finished working about 25 minutes ago, and it's taken that long to get from laptop off to sound coming out.
	9:03pm Gary: Night, NGH!
	9:04pm northguineahills: not leaving yet, Just finished all of the work that needed my brain. Now for the brainless work for the next 10 minutes.
	9:05pm coelacanth∅: (well you may want to post it again near the end of your show. - i,for one, wish links for all [live host] shows up next were standard practice across wfmu)
	9:05pm Gary: Ah! Nice
	9:07pm northguineahills: I spent a lot of time in Astoria (I used to look for discarded vinyl in Astoria, there and Bed Stuy were huge scores for discarded wax.) (also a big fan of Wash Hgts).
	9:07pm coelacanth∅: i need to focus on preparing dinner now. i'm really tired but i've eaten little today and i like good food, so it is fate.
	9:09pm northguineahills: I know the frustration coel (have an antique 7 year-old laptop, that I keep together through basic digital hygine).
	9:09pm coelacanth∅: i've had family and friends in queens, brooklyn and the bronx but i never committed to memory what all the neighborhoods are called.
	9:10pm coelacanth∅: 7 years old? that's middle-age!
	9:11pm northguineahills: I had kreatoptita today (Greek meat-pies). I need to learn how to make them (never tried to make greek cuisine (greek salad doesn't count).
	9:14pm Ike: Good evening! Sounds lovely!
	9:14pm northguineahills: Last night, leaving work I almost hit a "d'oh, a deer, a female deer". Hadn't seen one in the city limits yet.
	9:15pm Gary: Ike!
	9:15pm coelacanth∅: i was with a 1/2 greek woman for a few years; her mother's side. her mother's non-greek cooking was fairly terrible, but her greek food was astoundingly good. easily better than any i've ever had in restaurants or elsewhere.
	9:17pm northguineahills: If you want to troll a Greek friend, just tell them Greek cuisine is actually Turkish.
	9:18pm rw: Howdy! I forgot to tune in on my way home from work. Here now though. Sounding great! Thanks as always for the Pop!
	9:18pm Ike: I would never do that. That could get violent!
	9:18pm coelacanth∅: my gf had a few specialties, but never learned her mother's techniques...maybe because her mother was an asshole to her! when we lived together i was the chef; she was quite happy being the prep-cook. good arrangement.
	9:19pm Gary: rw!
	9:19pm hyde: thanks for this show. it is crazy good
	9:20pm rw: All Mali? Dang.
	9:20pm Gary: I totally forgot about my Armenian roommate once and brought home a bottle of raki that I put in the fridge.
	9:21pm coelacanth∅: ngh i don't think i could bring myself to do that! i have turkish friends,too; but as a country in general, Fuck them!
	9:23pm northguineahills: All of my Turkish friends have fled Turkey for the US or Germany since Erdogan took over (most left in the early-mid 2000s). In the last few years, they won't even go back to see their family. 'Tis a shame, Istanbul is a city I really want to see.
	9:24pm northguineahills: @coel: My wife taught me how to cook Mexican. I just perfected it. (she will begrudgingly admit it).
	9:25pm Gary: I share your lust for Istanbul visit, NGH. Also, Orhan Veli Kanık = one of my fave poets.
	9:25pm coelacanth∅: i've tasted raki only once, but with that little experience i'll say i prefer ouzo.
	9:25pm still b/p: Looked forward to being done with stuff and getting home to listen, and now the listening’s plenty good.... and good and plenty.
	9:30pm Gary: B/p!
	9:30pm Funky16corners: Gary!
	9:30pm Gary: Larry!
	9:31pm coelacanth∅: turkey must be beautiful, and the exchange students i knew 10 years ago claimed the people were much less oppressed than in the us. (and they were living/going to school in a very "progressive" community here) i could believe it, but maybe that's changed...and maybe the levels of freedom are different depending on one's religion, ethnicity, class or whatever.
	9:31pm northguineahills: Ok. out out, thanks Gary and friends!
	9:32pm Gary: Night, NGH!
	9:32pm coelacanth∅: tchau ngh a pleasant if not amazing journey home or wherever to you!
	9:33pm hyde: bye ngh
	9:34pm northguineahills: @coel: my Turkish friends have been rather vocally critical Erdogan(demonstrated at the NYC consulate), There's a reason they're in the US. (the last 16 months might make them reconsider, or not....)
	9:34pm tim abdellah: Hey y'all - looks like a great set, Gary! Will have to catch it in the archives. Was gripped listening to the A's game. They finally beat the White Sox in the bottom of the 14th, after nearly 6 hours of play! And the rookie reliever who had his debut last night got the win, with 3 innings of scoreless relief. Something different every day in baseball!
	9:35pm Gary: I saw your pics of those giant As players on the train platform, Tim!
	9:37pm tim abdellah: I love those big guys
	9:41pm Gary: Up in 20 minutes, Larry Grogan's Testify! give us "Beat Boom! 1963-1967": wfmu.org...
	9:43pm coelacanth∅: ngh, i never did bring up with the turkish people i've known (i'm still occasionally in touch with 2 of them) the subjects of greece or armenia, or anything else that might've set us on our separate ways.
	9:44pm tim abdellah: This is gorgeous! I'm off to pedal home. Have a great night everyone!
	9:46pm Gary: Happy peddin', Tim!
	9:46pm coelacanth∅: yes -gorgeous! ...this voice reminds me strongly of someone else but i'm blanked out on who.
	9:47pm coelacanth∅: (Baaba Maal??)
	9:48pm Gary: I think Baaba Maal = Senagalese
	9:50pm TDK60: Yes, Maal Senegalese. Great too, saw him in Central Park.
	9:50pm coelacanth∅: yes - but i'm just referring to the quality of the voice. i'll think of it; it's someone i know well but i'm distracted by this what's on - i i WILL NOT turn it off!
	9:51pm Gary: Ah, got it --- sorry! (and speaking of Sorry ...)
	9:56pm hyde: killer show. thanx!
	9:57pm Gary: Thank you, Hyde!
	9:57pm TDK60: Sounds great over here, thanks Conductor Gary.
	9:59pm Gary: Thanks, TDK!
	10:00pm coelacanth∅: i'm about to fire up the stove; i'll be back! Thanks Gary! see y'all later
	10:01pm Gary: Night all!
	7:18pm Parq: Hi, Gary. Listened to most of the show on the archive the next evening. Beautiful as always. Your curatorial skills are something else. Best, Parq
	12:20pm Gary: Thanks, Parq! Glad you enjoyed it

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from April 18, 2018

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April 18, 2018: Mali
From classics and contemporaries to field recordings and unfairly forgottens ...

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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	2018
Amadou Bagayoko et Mariam Doumbia	Allah Mana Ko Min Ké	Le Couple Aveugle du Mali Vol. 1	1989		0:03:05 (Pop-up)
Super Onze	Super 11 "Super 11" by "Super Onze"	Super Onze	2011	https://super11.bandcamp.com/album/super-onze-1st-worldwide-cd-release	0:06:47 (Pop-up)
Ganta Demba	Miniyamba "Miniyamba" by "Ganta Demba"	Musique du Mali vol. 2	1980		0:18:22 (Pop-up)
Sali Sadibe	Dely Gueleman "Dely Gueleman" by "Sali Sadibe"	Musique Traditionnelle du Mali	1980		0:23:31 (Pop-up)
Maïmouna Dembele	Binaba "Binaba" by "Maïmouna Dembele"	Sumu	2014		0:29:50 (Pop-up)
Orchestre Régional de Kayes	Terena	The Best of the First Biennale of Arts and Culture for the Young	1970		0:38:30 (Pop-up)
L'Orchestre Kanaga de Mopti	N'do N'do	Kanaga de Mopti	1977		0:43:16 (Pop-up)
Nahawa Doumbia	Naina "Naina" by "Nahawa Doumbia"	Yaala	1999		0:51:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nahini Doumbia	Wassoulonka Djanssa	Masters of Percussion, Vol. 3	2010		0:56:28 (Pop-up)
Tuareg Minstrels	Taureg Minstrels At Timbuktu (with Two Lutes)	Music of Mali	1966		1:03:27 (Pop-up)
Le Kéné-Star De Sikasso	Fitirwale	Le Kéné-Star De Sikasso	1977		1:06:22 (Pop-up)
Ensemble Instrumental Du Mali	Nana Kadidia	Première anthologie de la musique malienne (Bolibana's Exclusivity)	2002		1:13:13 (Pop-up)
Ali Farka Touré	Gambari "Gambari" by "Ali Farka Touré"	Vol. 1	1988		1:16:49 (Pop-up)
Adaman Fané, Solomani Fané, Aruna Sumanan, Sinanli Fané, Alu Fané & Masa Fané	Mòò bonyan	Mali: Musique bambara du Baninko (Bambara Music of Baniko)	1998		1:28:24 (Pop-up)
Moussa Doumbia	Keleya (alternate version)	Keleya	1974		1:33:09 (Pop-up)
Oumou Sangaré	Saya "Saya" by "Oumou Sangaré"	Kounadia			1:44:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Malinké Musicians	Percussion Instruments	African Tribal Music And Dances	1994	(Malian in ancestry, I think, but probably not actually in Mali)	1:50:00 (Pop-up)
Pekos / Yoro Diallo	Track 1 "Track 1" by "Pekos / Yoro Diallo"	Pekos / Yoro Diallo	2007		1:59:50 (Pop-up)
Ramata Diakité	Nana "Nana" by "Ramata Diakité"	Na	1998		2:13:07 (Pop-up)
L'Orchestre Sidi Uassa De Kayes	Sebe Te Mogo La	L'Orchestre Sidi Uassa De Kayes	1977		2:17:53 (Pop-up)
Orchestre Rail-Band De Bamako	Sunjata		1970	Salif Kaita is singing I think?	2:26:07 (Pop-up)
Ami Koita	Simba "Simba" by "Ami Koita"	Tata Sira	1990		2:40:39 (Pop-up)
Les Ambassadeurs du Motel de Bamako	N'na	Les Ambassadeurs du Motel de Bamako	1977		2:46:40 (Pop-up)
Sorry Bamba	Yayoroba "Yayoroba" by "Sorry Bamba"	Sorry Bamba du Mali	1977		2:54:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Gary and all!!
	7:02pm TDK60: Hello again Gary, for my 2nd trip down to the cornershop. I think.
	7:03pm Gary: James and TDK60!
	7:05pm Gary: These'll be hour-long sets tonight -- less maw, more Mali
	7:05pm arcadeproject: Amadou & Mariam!!!!! I saw them at Joe's Pub a decade-plus ago, a highlight of my live-music existence. Good evening Bodega Pop!
	7:06pm Gary: Wait, what? Where was I?!? Super jealous, Passagenwerk!
	7:12pm TDK60: Mali is one of my favorite African lands for music. // Dig those huge amps in the photograph!
	7:13pm northguineahills: Didn't get back to work until 7. Was feeling ill and had to do some car maintenance. (first time in 17 years, brain still works....somewhat)
	7:13pm Gary: Amazing deep well of music, which we'll obs just be treading the surface of tonight ... I think that's Super Rail Band in the photo. Hi, NGH!
	7:15pm arcadeproject: yeah Gary where were you! always washing your damn hair! it was somewhere in 2004-5. my bad I shoulda made sure you had tix, iou.
	7:15pm hyde: hi
	7:16pm Gary: Haha, no probs, AP -- but still jealz!
	7:16pm Gary: Hy de ho!
	7:17pm northguineahills: plaisir heureux, super onze! (the lingua franca in Niger, can't tell if they're singing in a Tuareg dialect or some other language).
	7:19pm hyde: gotta shower and eat some food so comments may be sparse, but i'm here!
	7:19pm TDK60: Gary: Oh, Super Rail Band, have them on some comp w/longer name of some hotel; may have been a steady gig for them. (Railroad Hotel?)
	7:20pm Gary: I think Bamako Hotel?
	7:20pm Gary: Nope, sorry, I was wrong. Just looked it up, it's: Super Rail Band of the Buffet Hotel de la Gare
	7:21pm TDK60: sparseness is very hep, hyde, sometimes almost poetic.
	7:22pm TDK60: ..and Gare = railway station in French.
	7:25pm Gary: That means my name means "I'm feeling kind of like a railway station in French."
	7:29pm TDK60: Conductor Gary: Know several fellows from Mali via work-life. // a hotel lounge in/near a railway station in Mali must have some interesting ebb & flow of folks!
	7:37pm hyde: great stuff!
	7:38pm Gary: I got this one in a store run by a Gambian DJ off 116th Street
	7:39pm Jill B.: Hi Gary, Just stopping by to say hey there. Great sounds tonight!
	7:40pm TDK60: which borough and cross street?
	7:40pm Gary: Hi, Mom! I owe you a call this weekend. Job's going great -- tired, but happy!
	7:41pm Jill B.: I am very, very happy for you by dear son. Life is good.....yes?
	7:41pm Gary: Life is good, mom! Yours, too, I hope!
	7:43pm Gary: @TDK60: Harlem, and I think it was on Lexington? It was in 2014, and I haven't been able to find the place again. Run by a certain DJ WOW. You might be able to find it by looking him up? Not sure he's still in business, at least the retail business, anymore
	7:43pm Jill B.: Life is mellow.
	7:45pm Gary: Oh, wait -- here's his store info! afropop.org...
	7:51pm Gary: Also got this incredible Nahawa Doumbia CD at DJ WOW's
	7:58pm northguineahills: Just called my Mom. Don't think she would voluntarily listen to any of my dj sets (although she did like some Tony Coulter's and Micah's show). Still at work, I prefer to work late, when I get to be alone.
	7:58pm northguineahills: (she heard it when I was visiting).
	8:09pm hyde: have i mentioned lately that this is great
	8:11pm Gary: I'm so glad you're enjoying it, Hyde -- and am glad I have an excuse to just sit here listening to these guys & gals myself as well
	8:14pm northguineahills: (maybe w/in the next decade I can master the English language, then I can focus on others)
	8:15pm Gary: ^I feel the same way, NGH
	8:15pm northguineahills: Back in '98, the band I was in at the time, got a gig in my hometown. My parents came and left w/in 7 mins. I asked them later why they left, they said, "It sounded like noise" (Not a totally inaccurate description)
	8:17pm Gary: Haha, oh well. I don't know that my mom ever saw me play in my band
	8:20pm northguineahills: Ha, found the super onze bancamp link looking for them!
	8:21pm Gary: Worth grabbing!
	8:26pm ?: Gary your band must be somewhere on YouTube?
	8:27pm arcadeproject: ^^ oh the anon youtube comment so creepy! that was me, I got signed out
	8:28pm Gary: Haha, no it wasn't creepy, but, also, no, not on YouTube -- I don't think there was any footage. Photos, tho. Here's one: scontent-iad3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...
	8:32pm northguineahills: @Gary: Jaja!
	8:32pm northguineahills: That Adaman Fané, Solomani Fané, Aruna Sumanan, Sinanli Fané, Alu Fané & Masa Fané was sublime!
	8:33pm arcadeproject: YES!! so good WOW
	8:34pm TDK60: photo: Stylin'... like 70s power pop, no?
	8:35pm Gary: TDK60, sadly we thought we were punks. But, we were decidedly power pop I think.
	8:36pm Gary: Band name: Submission
	8:38pm Gary: Apparently we were aspiring Writers Digest subscribers
	8:38pm TDK60: whatever, I'm ecumenical. Submission does sound like a h/c name.
	8:42pm northguineahills: My first band was just our given names except I, it was somewhere b/tn the Orb and Pierre Henry. I played French horn through a mic and pedals, and my bandmates played drum machines, sequencers, and micromoogs (and tons of fx). The punk band that we opened for in the aforementioned show literally pulled the plug on us.
	8:42pm Gary: OMG, but that sounds awesome, tho, NGH
	8:45pm TDK60: closeminded punx
	8:48pm northguineahills: Oumou Sangaré , chinga! este Moussa Doumbia!
	8:48pm TDK60: ...le musique has been amazing the last hour +
	8:51pm hyde: aint that just like a cat
	8:53pm TDK60: From whence in the realm does your show emanate?
	8:56pm TDK60: ah, Astoria, Queens. Yes, I'm in the same Jersey City Metro Area: Wash Hts.
	8:56pm coelacanth∅: hey Gary & Bodegatrons
	8:58pm northguineahills: @coel: about to transform out of work.
	8:59pm coelacanth∅: there it is. Testify! wfmu.org...
	9:00pm Gary: coelacanth∅, hi, and thanks!
	9:01pm coelacanth∅: hey ngh -just finished working about 25 minutes ago, and it's taken that long to get from laptop off to sound coming out.
	9:03pm Gary: Night, NGH!
	9:04pm northguineahills: not leaving yet, Just finished all of the work that needed my brain. Now for the brainless work for the next 10 minutes.
	9:05pm coelacanth∅: (well you may want to post it again near the end of your show. - i,for one, wish links for all [live host] shows up next were standard practice across wfmu)
	9:05pm Gary: Ah! Nice
	9:07pm northguineahills: I spent a lot of time in Astoria (I used to look for discarded vinyl in Astoria, there and Bed Stuy were huge scores for discarded wax.) (also a big fan of Wash Hgts).
	9:07pm coelacanth∅: i need to focus on preparing dinner now. i'm really tired but i've eaten little today and i like good food, so it is fate.
	9:09pm northguineahills: I know the frustration coel (have an antique 7 year-old laptop, that I keep together through basic digital hygine).
	9:09pm coelacanth∅: i've had family and friends in queens, brooklyn and the bronx but i never committed to memory what all the neighborhoods are called.
	9:10pm coelacanth∅: 7 years old? that's middle-age!
	9:11pm northguineahills: I had kreatoptita today (Greek meat-pies). I need to learn how to make them (never tried to make greek cuisine (greek salad doesn't count).
	9:14pm Ike: Good evening! Sounds lovely!
	9:14pm northguineahills: Last night, leaving work I almost hit a "d'oh, a deer, a female deer". Hadn't seen one in the city limits yet.
	9:15pm Gary: Ike!
	9:15pm coelacanth∅: i was with a 1/2 greek woman for a few years; her mother's side. her mother's non-greek cooking was fairly terrible, but her greek food was astoundingly good. easily better than any i've ever had in restaurants or elsewhere.
	9:17pm northguineahills: If you want to troll a Greek friend, just tell them Greek cuisine is actually Turkish.
	9:18pm rw: Howdy! I forgot to tune in on my way home from work. Here now though. Sounding great! Thanks as always for the Pop!
	9:18pm Ike: I would never do that. That could get violent!
	9:18pm coelacanth∅: my gf had a few specialties, but never learned her mother's techniques...maybe because her mother was an asshole to her! when we lived together i was the chef; she was quite happy being the prep-cook. good arrangement.
	9:19pm Gary: rw!
	9:19pm hyde: thanks for this show. it is crazy good
	9:20pm rw: All Mali? Dang.
	9:20pm Gary: I totally forgot about my Armenian roommate once and brought home a bottle of raki that I put in the fridge.
	9:21pm coelacanth∅: ngh i don't think i could bring myself to do that! i have turkish friends,too; but as a country in general, Fuck them!
	9:23pm northguineahills: All of my Turkish friends have fled Turkey for the US or Germany since Erdogan took over (most left in the early-mid 2000s). In the last few years, they won't even go back to see their family. 'Tis a shame, Istanbul is a city I really want to see.
	9:24pm northguineahills: @coel: My wife taught me how to cook Mexican. I just perfected it. (she will begrudgingly admit it).
	9:25pm Gary: I share your lust for Istanbul visit, NGH. Also, Orhan Veli Kanık = one of my fave poets.
	9:25pm coelacanth∅: i've tasted raki only once, but with that little experience i'll say i prefer ouzo.
	9:25pm still b/p: Looked forward to being done with stuff and getting home to listen, and now the listening’s plenty good.... and good and plenty.
	9:30pm Gary: B/p!
	9:30pm Funky16corners: Gary!
	9:30pm Gary: Larry!
	9:31pm coelacanth∅: turkey must be beautiful, and the exchange students i knew 10 years ago claimed the people were much less oppressed than in the us. (and they were living/going to school in a very "progressive" community here) i could believe it, but maybe that's changed...and maybe the levels of freedom are different depending on one's religion, ethnicity, class or whatever.
	9:31pm northguineahills: Ok. out out, thanks Gary and friends!
	9:32pm Gary: Night, NGH!
	9:32pm coelacanth∅: tchau ngh a pleasant if not amazing journey home or wherever to you!
	9:33pm hyde: bye ngh
	9:34pm northguineahills: @coel: my Turkish friends have been rather vocally critical Erdogan(demonstrated at the NYC consulate), There's a reason they're in the US. (the last 16 months might make them reconsider, or not....)
	9:34pm tim abdellah: Hey y'all - looks like a great set, Gary! Will have to catch it in the archives. Was gripped listening to the A's game. They finally beat the White Sox in the bottom of the 14th, after nearly 6 hours of play! And the rookie reliever who had his debut last night got the win, with 3 innings of scoreless relief. Something different every day in baseball!
	9:35pm Gary: I saw your pics of those giant As players on the train platform, Tim!
	9:37pm tim abdellah: I love those big guys
	9:41pm Gary: Up in 20 minutes, Larry Grogan's Testify! give us "Beat Boom! 1963-1967": wfmu.org...
	9:43pm coelacanth∅: ngh, i never did bring up with the turkish people i've known (i'm still occasionally in touch with 2 of them) the subjects of greece or armenia, or anything else that might've set us on our separate ways.
	9:44pm tim abdellah: This is gorgeous! I'm off to pedal home. Have a great night everyone!
	9:46pm Gary: Happy peddin', Tim!
	9:46pm coelacanth∅: yes -gorgeous! ...this voice reminds me strongly of someone else but i'm blanked out on who.
	9:47pm coelacanth∅: (Baaba Maal??)
	9:48pm Gary: I think Baaba Maal = Senagalese
	9:50pm TDK60: Yes, Maal Senegalese. Great too, saw him in Central Park.
	9:50pm coelacanth∅: yes - but i'm just referring to the quality of the voice. i'll think of it; it's someone i know well but i'm distracted by this what's on - i i WILL NOT turn it off!
	9:51pm Gary: Ah, got it --- sorry! (and speaking of Sorry ...)
	9:56pm hyde: killer show. thanx!
	9:57pm Gary: Thank you, Hyde!
	9:57pm TDK60: Sounds great over here, thanks Conductor Gary.
	9:59pm Gary: Thanks, TDK!
	10:00pm coelacanth∅: i'm about to fire up the stove; i'll be back! Thanks Gary! see y'all later
	10:01pm Gary: Night all!
	7:18pm Parq: Hi, Gary. Listened to most of the show on the archive the next evening. Beautiful as always. Your curatorial skills are something else. Best, Parq
	12:20pm Gary: Thanks, Parq! Glad you enjoyed it

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from April 18, 2018

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