WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from November 19, 2018

Listener comments!
	9:03am annie: GM dj JM
	9:03am queems: good morning joe and others!!
	9:04am Vincent Nifigance: Hello all, @Queems Hope your back is better soon.
	👻 9:08am Ken From Hyde Park: I think Bryce has played this Rattle track before. It was slowed down by 64x, though.
	9:09am Joe McG: @Ken: He played it right. The turntable is on 45. Whoops!
	9:12am queems: thanks @vincent!!! much appreciated
	9:12am Vincent Nifigance: Scott Williams played this Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt song last week. Excellent.
	9:13am sinner: I like Bill Orcutt much more than John Fahey.
	9:14am Joe McG: Today I'm playing all songs that you've heard on other WFMU programs. Hi, everybody!
	9:14am adam_nspy: Hot damn
	9:14am pantz: I can't wait to hear what you play at 11 am then.
	9:15am Joe McG: @pantz: Joe Walsh.
	9:16am Vincent Nifigance: I somehow doubt that, @JoeMcG
	9:16am pantz: lol!
	👻 9:17am Brian in UK: Hey Joe. Relentless start.
	9:17am Sem: Hello, Joe, McGaskoes, re-surfacing listeners, and all.
	9:18am Pomona: Beautiful
	9:18am james: Some of this hints of Otis Taylor and Anne Harris "lost my horse" . . . maybe you will play . . . ?
	9:19am Sem: Hello, BiUK. Light showers forecast for there tonight, I see.
	9:19am queems: someone left a pumpkin pie on my porch this morning. do i eat it? is it poison?
	👻 9:19am Brian in UK: Being teaased by rain showers and a nippy Easterly wind over here.
	👻 9:21am Brian in UK: @Sem trying to get some gardening sorted but to no avail.
	9:22am melinda: hi folks
	9:22am The Oscar: Mornin' folks! Perfect antidote to a rainy morning.
	9:22am Sem: Put the garlic in on the 11th, done gardening til Spring, Brian. Hello, melinda from Maine.
	👻 9:24am Brian in UK: Sem, got some rhodendrons, blackcurrants and gooseberries to plant, let alone garlic and broad beans.
	👻 9:24am Brian in UK: Suns out gotta go!!
	9:25am queems: this it pretty
	9:26am queems: IS
	9:26am northguineahills: Brian in UK: The one day of the year!
	9:27am Joe McG: Enjoy that sun while you can, Brian!
	👻 9:27am b!!!: This Peter Garland is amazing.
	9:28am MplsCoco: Good morning Joe!!! I've loved the last couple songs! ❤️
	9:29am steveo: Good morning!
	9:31am Granny Spicy Tuna: Lovely set for the early morning hour out here on the West Coast…
	9:32am steveo: These seem to be the bowls from the Peter Garland/John Lane track. f4.bcbits.com...
	9:33am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Will Faber has this droney thing really going, clicky star.
	9:33am northguineahills: danks, steveo!
	9:35am Joe McG: Nice to see you all on this lovely Monday morning. Sun, rain, clouds, snow - whatever, we're all here together!
	9:35am Vincent Nifigance: 'Lectric/semi acoustic guitar in a 4 Track vibes. Lovely.
	9:36am Granny Spicy Tuna: Sky is clear and full of stars here on my little island in the Salish Sea.
	👻 9:38am Webhamster Henry: This is indeed a nice way to start the morning!
	9:38am Granny Spicy Tuna: Venus brightly shining on the dawn horizon
	9:39am pantz: Sounds delightful @Granny. Can I bring a pet?
	9:40am queems: it’s so nice to listen to this show uninterrupted for once
	9:42am Davee: Hello Joe. Cannot wait for 10:30 . . . .
	9:45am The Oscar: I feel like Thanksgiving is an underrepresented holiday musically in general. You're pretty much stuck with "Simple Gifts" and Stan Freberg.
	9:50am Joe McG: @The Oscar: My favorite is Loudon Wainwright's "Thanksgiving," which is the saddest holiday song ever written.
	9:52am βrian: Just saw Loudon about a month ago, and he sang that song. Dear me.
	9:53am Beast of Boonton: No Alice's Restaurant please
	9:53am Joe McG: @Brian: It's a doozie.
	9:53am βrian: @Sem: our garlic is in, too, snuggled beneath a warm bed of straw.
	9:54am The Oscar: @Joe Ooh, good call. Though for my money there is no better Thanksgiving entertainment than Blood Freak, the world's only Christian anti-drug were-turkey '70s biker gore film.
	9:55am Granny Spicy Tuna: @pantz i got two cats draped over the furniture, and there's a nice beach for dogs to run around on just 5 minutes down the path
	9:55am KP in DC: Hello Joe, just me and the helicopters here
	9:55am steveo: getting the eye for desk drumming
	9:56am Beast of Boonton: 'March of the wooden soldiers' is a must see on Thanksgiving
	👻 9:56am Brian in UK: Rain stopped play again. The Clientele would fit in nicely hereabouts.
	9:56am Davee: a second vote for Alice's Restaurant
	9:57am steveo: it's almost a movement!
	9:57am Vincent Nifigance: @Davee so, one then?!
	9:58am Vincent Nifigance: For those of us who have never experienced it, is Thanksgiving just Christmas in it's casual pants?
	9:58am steveo: (for the record I am remaining neutral on the AR vote)
	👻 9:59am Brian in UK: Don't forget the pickle!
	9:59am Lizardner Dave Somethingorother: Thank you for this, Joe.
	10:00am Itzall Ablurr: Vincent N., Thanksgiving is all the fighting and none of the gifts.
	10:01am Brendan: Good morning Joe . I was digging the Wurlitzery bounce when that tune abruptly ended.Pete sounds good anytime though.
	10:03am Vincent Nifigance: @Itzall Ablurr: So it's like 'The Purge: Family Dinner'?
	10:03am Vincent Nifigance: Sort of inverse, people locked in there houses, killing their family?
	👻 10:04am Brian in UK: Any reports on Ray Davies' recent solo music.
	10:05am Itzall Ablurr: I don't get the reference, my interest in pop culture stopped in 2016. Killing? Man I hope not. Arguing? Sure. Fisticuffs? Maybe.
	10:06am Beast of Boonton: There was a big sign and a chain across the dump sayin', "this dump is closed on Thanksgiving
	10:06am spaceman one: That newly released Kinks track is truly amazing.
	10:07am pantz: It all depends on how much box wine is involved. My rule is when I hear politics, I leave the table for a "break".
	10:07am northguineahills: This song relates to me! (been to the Fountain of Youth in St Augustine, didn't work).
	10:07am Granny Spicy Tuna: i'm gonna cry
	10:08am Davee: Here is a tissue....
	10:08am Listener Alexandra: As I live and type, I never thought I'd ever hear you play the Alan Parsons Project, Joe. And a good morning to you too!
	10:09am Will: First record I ever bought was the single "Love Letters" by Ketty Lester.
	10:09am northguineahills: Yaye, SheilaB really brought out the Alan Parsons in WFMU!
	10:09am Granny Spicy Tuna: It's Alan Parsons week at WFMU, sniff, thanks for the tissue, Davee
	10:09am pantz: "Time takes a cigarette. Puts it in your mouth. You pull on a finger, then another finger, then cigarette..."
	10:10am Joe McG: @ngh: Sheila has converted me.
	10:11am steveo: Eric Woolfson, the vocalist here, passed away in '09.
	10:12am Brendan: Its cool he called the band the project.
	10:13am northguineahills: Sandy!
	10:16am steveo: this also sounds like a pink floyd song :)
	10:16am steveo: always loved that count-off
	👻 10:17am Brian in UK: Progrssive Spirit in the Sky?
	10:17am northguineahills: @Brendan: There's an Austin Powers joke in there....
	10:17am blee: Obscured is Pinky's best album in my bloated opinion.
	10:18am Joe McG: @Brian: You're so right! I never noticed!
	10:18am Davee: Norma Greenbaum copied Pink Floyd?
	10:19am Granny Spicy Tuna: This sounds rather choogling to me
	10:19am Joe McG: @Davee: Norm came first!
	10:21am Krys O.: Finally able to chime in here. Excellent show, Joe. I enjoyed it tremendously on my two mile trek from the dentist to the doctor.
	10:21am Davee: @Joe. I thought Norman's came out in 75 or so.....hmmm, time flies.
	10:23am David in London: Ah the fun of the days of the ‘party line’, sharing a telephone line with your neighbours. Ye gods.
	10:23am Krys O.: Excellent segues from Ketty to Alan to Sandy!
	10:23am steveo: mark me down for "super set"
	10:24am blee: I'm going to have to dig up some Norman G.
	10:24am KP in DC: I remember when you had that author on and she played Bruce and the Allman Brothers. Suddenly Jersey City was overrun with torches and pitchforks. Funny thing was MJM was running a piece on her and thought she was wonderful
	10:25am The Oscar: Monday Morning Mortality Moment!
	10:27am The Oscar: YES!
	10:28am jinjabredboy: does that Heaven 17 record end with a locked groove as per the original?
	10:28am steveo: meditating on death can be a good way to remind us to live
	10:29am Morphe: It did not seem haphazzard nor overly planned... Sounds like my youth 12-17 years old '73'-78... Hung out with an older crowd with even older siblings - UK, SF sound and everything in between -- then came punk and Evan Funk Davies at NYU and then FMU... It is one big Non-Vicious circle - one of the Celtic eternity circles... Thanks Joe
	10:32am Brendan: Time ... to play B sides
	10:33am Joe McG: I like that idea, The Oscar! Reality check!
	10:33am KP in DC: When I saw the Zombies lead singer Colin Blunstone did a couple of Alan Parsons Project songs. That was bad enough.
	10:34am northguineahills: @The Oscar: Awesome airtight alliteration!
	10:35am Itzall Ablurr: Heaven 17 artwork operative phrase: 80s hotel/coporate interiors palette, pink, yellow and teal. Even the very word "teal" grates. I'm sure they would have added a mirror element if possible.
	10:36am Marc Francis: Damn. That was a CHOOOOOOOOON!
	10:36am Joe McG: @Itzall: Totally! Like those awful 80s paintings by that guy who was so big in the early 80s, I forget his name. Long legged women in sunglasses and red lipstick with Italian sports cars.
	10:37am kev: your a good thing Joe
	10:37am mary: omg Roland Gift
	10:38am frenchee: FYC is wayback machine magic. Thanks for the music, Joe. ^also, what mary said ^
	10:38am Joe McG: Thanks, kev! :)
	10:38am Joe McG: Hey mary, frenchee! I like when he makes those noises at the end: Goo gah!
	10:38am melinda: I always liked this FYC, nice blast from the past!
	10:41am David in London: By coincidence I’m going to see Heaven 17 next week , so I will happily take up the issue of their poor sleeve design and graphics on behalf of Surface Noise...
	10:42am Dominick: Oh my! I thought I had the only copy of this ditty!
	10:42am steveo: kids singing makes me happy
	10:42am Joe McG: @David: Wow, they still exist?? Yes, ha ha, please do reproach them for letting the American record company do such dreadful work.
	10:42am Uncle Michael: My nephews and niece went to Strawberry Point.
	10:43am The Oscar: This is delightful.
	10:43am Vincent Nifigance: The time theme is back!
	10:44am queems: oh wow
	10:44am steveo: did he say "your third beyonce didn't show"?
	10:45am Roberto: Wow, the studio version of this kicks ass.
	10:45am Mark Hurst: Loving this set, Joe
	10:45am Joe McG: @steveo: I'd settle for one Beyonce.
	10:45am Marc Francis: Hahahahaaa. I played this on Friday at the 6th anniversary of the bar I DJ at!
	10:45am Mike Sin: Man, how long was "Cheers" on the air? Well, now I know the singer of the theme song was "Gary Portnoy" and that the song actually has more than one verse!
	10:45am Granny Spicy Tuna: Joe, i think the artist in question is Nagel, who plays sax on this song
	10:46am VT Knit Girl: lovin the mix this morning!
	10:46am David in London: @joe - They’re doing one of those ‘albums in its entirety’ shows and I just couldn’t resist it. It’s on Friday next week, so I will report back here in a fortnight with a verdict. And an answer as to the teal and other design horrors...
	10:46am Roberto: Cheers, NBC, 1982-1993.
	10:46am frenchee: SOPRANO SAX = aaaaaaaack atttttttacccckkk
	10:47am Joe McG: Glad you're enjoying the show, VT Knit Girl! @David: Yes, please do, I'd love to hear about it. @frenchee: I am WITH you!
	10:47am Kat in Chicago: “And your husband wants to be a girl”? Whoa. I never heard the full version of Cheers before. That was interesting.
	10:47am queems: THE JACKSONS ARE MY FAVORITE
	10:47am pantz: Portnoy sure had a lot of complaints. I'll show myself out.
	10:47am VT Knit Girl: Micheal at his finest.
	10:47am steveo: oh, oh, "fiancé". that song has a lot of lyrics -- who knew?!
	10:48am The Oscar: Scale back the synths and bring up the guitars, and the Cheers theme would make a pretty fantastic power pop single.
	10:49am frenchee: LOL good one @pantz Joe, the only musician whose sop-sax playing I can tolerate is Charlie Parker. And he's dead.
	10:49am Mark Hurst: @pantz, we'd roth-er not hear puns
	10:50am frenchee: Y'all are killin' me. Dont. Stop.
	10:51am The Oscar: I've held for a while that the soprano sax is to my generation as the accordion is to my parents'.
	10:51am Morphe: The Japanese Oum Kasoum[sp???] Gotta go.. Thanks Joe
	10:52am Brendan: @steveo, Runt’s ‘All The Children Sing’ (https://youtu.be/8wPsZa_N7jY) is nice low-tech early era video and a great tune.
	👻 10:52am Brian in UK: Had your Phil of that sort of thing.
	10:53am steveo: thanks, Brendan; bookmarked for later
	10:53am melinda: @Oscar haha
	10:54am northguineahills: Unless I'm mistaken, Mayuko is no longer child, so I'm not sure if the suffix -chan is appropriate (but it still is a term of endearment, and I still call friends in their 30s "kids", I'm not one to speak). nihon-go semantics off
	👻 10:55am Brian in UK: This is not one of Beatrix Potters' bunnies.
	10:57am Joe McG: @ngh: I meant it endearingly, but you're correct
	10:58am Nate K: Love this Alexander Rabbit track.
	10:59am Joe McG: @Nate: All 6:43 of it!
	10:59am Brendan: This really escalated
	11:00am The Oscar: Well that was fucking awesome.
	11:02am Brendan: Joe the A side was a Thanksgiving low hanger fruit, but I’m glad you played Malaguena
	11:05am northguineahills: (I'm the last person to be a linguistic nazi, I can't even spell English properly).
	11:06am Nate K: Re: Cheers, I disagree. Coach was fantastic, but Woody was a worthy replacement.
	11:06am melinda: I forgot about Coach. That was a long time ago.
	11:08am Nate K: Woody and Coach were pen pals; they mailed each other pens.
	11:09am Bob: What did Norm do for a living?
	11:09am pantz: Accountant
	11:10am Roberto: I very much enjoyed the arc with that French guy (Henri) who continually threatened to steal Woody's rich girlfriend.
	11:10am Roberto: I saw Coach in a restaurant in LA shortly before he passed.
	11:12am steveo: I flew coach to Los Angeles.
	11:12am Roberto: I've ridden coach to LA entirely too many times. And I have long legs.
	11:15am Nate K: Was Norm a house painter later on?
	11:15am Nate K: The Woody/Kelly arc is a classic, I think.
	11:17am Roberto: Yes, norm took up house panting and also interior decorating.
	11:19am northguineahills: I barely remember Cheers, but used to watch Coach as a kid....
	11:20am Joe McG: To me, the whole point of the show was the frustrating, ridiculous romance of Sam and Diane, so once that ran its course, I thought the show was over.
	11:20am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Joe! Sorry I'm late.
	11:21am Joe McG: @Greg: Docked a point!
	11:22am Uncle Michael: YAY!
	11:23am northguineahills: I have a TMBGs 45 of them covering "Jessica".
	11:23am Uncle Michael: The piano solo is gonna make me well up. It always does.
	11:23am Nate K: Joe, I think the supporting cast of Cheers really came to the fore post Sam and Diana, and it became a true ensemble show. Then you have your Liliths, Eddie Lebecs, and Robin Colcords...so many great characters even beyond the core.
	👻 11:25am Hughie Considine: Aw, great tune, Joe. I wonder if anyone has ever done a vocalese version of "Jessica."
	11:25am Krys O.: This brings up many childhood memories.
	11:25am Mark Hurst: Came here to say something about the piano solo... what UM said!
	👻 11:25am tim from champaign: "It's a dog eat dog world and I've got Milkbones in my pants."
	11:25am Dean: My buddies and I made a Super 8mm movie in junior high, Heart Attack and Car Crash. "Jessica" was the soundtrack.
	11:26am Joe McG: @Nate: I don't like all those characters much, I have to admit, esp. Frazier and Lilith.
	👻 11:26am tim from champaign: That's my favorite Norm "how's it going?" response
	11:27am Uncle Michael: This is an edited version, I think. The album cut is over seven minutes long. The piano solo is a release after a big build in the album track.
	11:27am David in London: I stood next to George Wendt at a Pere Ubu gig once. It was a rather surreal experience to keep glancing to my right and seeing Norm.
	11:27am melinda: I liked Frasier and Lilith.
	11:27am Uncle Michael: Can't be...my bad. Joe's playing the LP.
	11:27am Joe McG: @Uncle Michael: No, I'm playing the LP.
	11:28am Beast of Boonton: Dicky Betts is recovering after brain surgery in September
	11:28am Uncle Michael: See above!
	11:28am Beast of Boonton: He had a freak accident playing with his dog
	11:28am Joe McG: Whoops! @Beast: Did not know that, thanks for the news. Hope he's well!
	👻 11:28am Brian in UK: Another relentless/timeless track.
	11:29am The Oscar: @David I'm imagining George Wendt and David Thomas switching places, and I'm not sure which one is more awesome.
	11:29am Uncle Michael: Yeah, Dickey took a fall by his pool and struck his head, if I recall.
	👻 11:29am Hughie Considine: "I Stood Next to George Wendt at a Pere Ubu Gig" is the new Sun Kil Moon single.
	👻 11:29am Webhamster Henry: I've never seen Cheers, Friends, or Wings.
	11:31am COLINfromvictoriabritishcolumbiacanada: wow, I hate this singing style
	11:31am Vincent Nifigance: TIL Wings.
	11:32am KP in DC: You didn’t have to listen to me when I mentioned that ABB fiasco but Dickie Betts is my brand of Allmans
	11:32am David in London: @Oscar and Hughie - yes indeed. I found out later that he is apparently quite the fan of out there music. Knowing that, I’ve always though he needed his own hardcore band, a la Tad.
	11:33am Uncle Michael: "Dickey"
	11:35am Joe McG: Be careful when you're horsing around with your dogs, folks.
	11:36am The Oscar: I'm actually not positive I've ever seen a complete episode of Cheers, but it's so permeated into pop culture that I feel like I know all the characters and their general arcs. I wouldn't be averse to diving in, but it feels daunting. I'm already trying to make my way through Dark Shadows as it is.
	👻 11:36am Hughie Considine: In 14 months I only smiled once/and i didn't do it consciously..."
	11:37am Sem: Been some time since I last heard this one, Joe. Thanks!
	11:37am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: My boss the owner is not following company procedures. Do we write him up for it?
	👻 11:38am Hughie Considine: @David, somehow Wendt's love for Pere Ubu and the like seems related to Sherman Helmsley's well established affection for prog.
	11:38am steveo: i saw the make way for ducklings statues in the public garden...
	11:39am Krys O.: George Wendt was in David Thomas' play Mirror Man.
	👻 11:40am Brian in UK: First time I heard this Dylan song was on Roger McGuinn's Cardiff Rose album. He also covered Joni's Dreamland. Around the time of Rolling Thunder.
	11:40am Krys O.: George took over a role from my friend Daved Hild of the Girls in version 2 of Mirror Man. en.wikipedia.org...
	11:42am Joe McG: @Brian: I think that's the "original" version. The other Dylan version came out on "Biograph," I think.
	11:43am Jay Goges: loved that last Dylan tune. It fit the Monday vibes well.
	11:45am David in London: @Hughie - ha ha! And next will probably come some revelation about Angela Lansbury actually being a huge fan of Throbbing Gristle.
	11:46am Mark in Toronto: I think it's "Its a dog eat dog world, and I'm wearing Milkbone underwear"
	11:46am Greg from ZONE 5: Interesting, trippy turn for Jojo…
	11:47am frenchee: This Jonathan R is very cool I could listen to him just hum tho
	11:47am βrian: I prefer to think of it as a "doggy-dog" world.
	👻 11:48am Brian in UK: Great entertainment as ever.
	11:48am Nate K: @David, if I recall correctly Elton John was/is a TG fan.
	11:49am steveo: real super show, Joe; thanks!
	11:49am Itzall Ablurr: Thank you for another great program, Mr. Joe! Hope to catch up in the archives, Monday got busy. Happy T-Day.
	👻 11:49am Hughie Considine: @David, exactly -- but I'm told Angela was more into the Psychic TV stuff.
	11:50am Davis: wow
	11:51am David in London: @Nate K - Elton’s cover of ‘Zyklon B Zombie’ must be quite something...
	11:52am Davis: that drifter song was ace
	11:52am Joe McG: Glad you folks enjoyed the show today. Thanks for listening and commenting, and for those of you over on this side of the pond, enjoy your Thanksgiving! I'll be back next Monday with more songs for you!
	11:53am melinda: Nice flutey sounds. Not-shittyflute.
	11:53am Krys O.: Thanks, Joe! Another stupendous show under your belt. Have a terrific holiday!
	11:53am pantz: Remember- it ain't cool to be no jive turkey so close to Thanksgiving.
	11:54am Morphe: Simon and I - Drifters but not Grifters - made it back for JM's last chords before Joe B's 3 chord monty!!!
	11:55am melinda: Prettyflute
	11:56am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Joe!
	11:56am northguineahills: Jean Cohen-Solal, new to me, merci, Joe!
	11:57am Steve Gunn: Enjoying this show today! Thanks Joe !!!! New Jonathan Richman track is very very good
	11:58am Blix: In the strange thread of artists' other musical interests, DMC of Run DMC is a huge Sarah McLachlan fan and would annoy everyone in his entourage by always having her music playing before and on the way to shows.

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from November 19, 2018

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November 19, 2018: Flowing Like a River

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Rattle	DJ "DJ" by "Rattle"	Sequence	Upset! The Rhythm	2018	LP	at 45 r.p.m. by accident	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt	She Punched a Hole in the Moon for Me	Brace Up!	Palilalia	2018	LP		*	0:10:56 (Pop-up)
Ahmoudou Madassane	Akaline Akaline	Zerzura Original Soundtrack Recording	Sahel Sounds	2018	LP		*	0:17:28 (Pop-up)
Mahy et Les Amis des Ondes	'Antilles' Méchant Bateau	Antilles Méchant Bateau: Deep Biguines & Gwo-Ka from 60s French West-Indies	Born Bad	2018	LP		*	0:20:18 (Pop-up)
Peter Garland	Sunset "Sunset" by "Peter Garland"	The Landscape Scrolls	Starkland	2018	CD	actually performed by John Lane	*	0:23:48 (Pop-up)
Will Faber	Snow Branch Sway "Snow Branch Sway" by "Will Faber"	Folded Hills	Cord	2018	CD		*	0:29:11 (Pop-up)
Mark McGuire	At First Sight "At First Sight" by "Mark McGuire"	VDSQ - Solo Acoustic Volume Two	Vin Du Select Qualitite	2009	LP			0:32:49 (Pop-up)

Nicholas Krgovich	Rosemary "Rosemary" by "Nicholas Krgovich"	Ouch	Tin Angel	2018	CD		*	0:44:43 (Pop-up)
Prefab Sprout	Goodbye Lucille #1 "Goodbye Lucille #1" by "Prefab Sprout"	Steve McQueen	Sony Legacy	2007	CD	From 1985		0:47:47 (Pop-up)
Saint Etienne	Camel Coat "Camel Coat" by "Saint Etienne"	Surrey EP	Heavenly Recordings	2018	CD		*	0:52:08 (Pop-up)
Giampiero Boneschi	Moderato Cantabile	Cybernetic Circus	Vinilssimo	2018	LP	From 1973	*	0:55:25 (Pop-up)
Pete Townshend	Time Is Passing "Time Is Passing" by "Pete Townshend"	Who Came First	Track	1972	LP			0:58:00 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Time Song "Time Song" by "The Kinks"	The Village Green Preservation Society-50th Anniversary Edition	BMG	2018	MP3	From 1973	*	1:01:22 (Pop-up)
Ketty Lester	You're Getting Older	Ketty Lester	Pete	1968	LP			1:03:26 (Pop-up)
The Alan Parsons Project	Time "Time" by "The Alan Parsons Project"	The Turn of a Friendly Card	Arista	1980	MP3			1:06:27 (Pop-up)
Sandy Denny and the Strawbs	Who Knows Where the Time Goes	All Our Own Work	Numerphon	2014	LP	From 1967; with strings		1:11:16 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Free Four "Free Four" by "Pink Floyd"	Obscured by Clouds (Music from the Film "The Valley")	Harvest	1972	LP			1:15:17 (Pop-up)
Heaven 17	We're Going to Live for a Very Long Time	Heaven 17	Arista/Virgin	1982	LP			1:19:23 (Pop-up)

Single File: a bunch of 45s all lined up in a row
Mel Brown	Son of a Preacher Man "Son of a Preacher Man" by "Mel Brown"	single	Impulse!	1969	45			1:31:57 (Pop-up)
Fine Young Cannibals	Good Thing "Good Thing" by "Fine Young Cannibals"	single	I.R.S./MCA	1989	45			1:35:01 (Pop-up)
Bobby Darin	Judy, Don't Be Moody "Judy, Don't Be Moody" by "Bobby Darin"	single	Atco	1958	45			1:38:13 (Pop-up)
Miss Abrams and the Strawberry Point Fourth Grade	This Time of Life	single	Reprise	1970	45			1:40:29 (Pop-up)
Gary Portnoy	Theme from the T.V. Show "Cheers" (Where Everybody Knows Your Name)	single	Applause	1982	45			1:43:19 (Pop-up)
The Jacksons	Show You the Way to Go	single	Epic/Philadelphia International	1977	45			1:45:32 (Pop-up)
Misora Hibari	Castle of Fallen Leaves	single	Columbia	1978	45	Thanks to Mayuko-san for bringing this back from Japan for me		1:48:44 (Pop-up)
The Alexander Rabbit	Malagueña "Malagueña" by "The Alexander Rabbit"	single	A&M	1969	45	Thanks to Rich Hazelton!		1:52:35 (Pop-up)

Anna Hillburg	Cherries and Wine "Cherries and Wine" by "Anna Hillburg"	Really Real	California Clap	2018	LP		*	2:11:17 (Pop-up)
State Champion	My Over, My Under "My Over, My Under" by "State Champion"	Send Flowers	Feeding Tube	2018	LP		*	2:14:42 (Pop-up)
The Allman Brothers Band	Jessica "Jessica" by "The Allman Brothers Band"	Brothers and Sisters	Capricorn	1973	LP			2:21:45 (Pop-up)
Karen Dalton	How Did the Feeling Feel to You	It's So Hard to Know Who's Going to Love You The Best	Koch	1997	CD	From 1969		2:29:09 (Pop-up)
Ian Matthews	Things You Gave Me "Things You Gave Me" by "Ian Matthews"	Journeys from Gospel Oak	Mooncrest	1974	LP			2:31:37 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	Up to Me "Up to Me" by "Bob Dylan"	More Blood, More Tracks: The Bootleg Series Vol.14	Columbia	2018	CD	From 1974	*	2:34:33 (Pop-up)
Alexander "Skip" Spence	Diana "Diana" by "Alexander "Skip" Spence"	Andoaragain	Modern Harmonic	2018	CD	12-string version, prev. unreleased	*	2:40:50 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Richman	SA "SA" by "Jonathan Richman"	SA	Blue Arrow	2018	CD		*	2:44:51 (Pop-up)
Ray Pollard	The Drifter "The Drifter" by "Ray Pollard"	Smash Boom Bang! The Songs and Productions of Feldman-Goldstein-Gottehrer	Ace	2012	CD	From 1965		2:47:01 (Pop-up)
Jean Cohen-Solal	Fossette Surprise	Captain Tarthopom	Souffle Continu	2018	LP	From 1973	*	2:51:02 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am annie: GM dj JM
	9:03am queems: good morning joe and others!!
	9:04am Vincent Nifigance: Hello all, @Queems Hope your back is better soon.
	👻 9:08am Ken From Hyde Park: I think Bryce has played this Rattle track before. It was slowed down by 64x, though.
	9:09am Joe McG: @Ken: He played it right. The turntable is on 45. Whoops!
	9:12am queems: thanks @vincent!!! much appreciated
	9:12am Vincent Nifigance: Scott Williams played this Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt song last week. Excellent.
	9:13am sinner: I like Bill Orcutt much more than John Fahey.
	9:14am Joe McG: Today I'm playing all songs that you've heard on other WFMU programs. Hi, everybody!
	9:14am adam_nspy: Hot damn
	9:14am pantz: I can't wait to hear what you play at 11 am then.
	9:15am Joe McG: @pantz: Joe Walsh.
	9:16am Vincent Nifigance: I somehow doubt that, @JoeMcG
	9:16am pantz: lol!
	👻 9:17am Brian in UK: Hey Joe. Relentless start.
	9:17am Sem: Hello, Joe, McGaskoes, re-surfacing listeners, and all.
	9:18am Pomona: Beautiful
	9:18am james: Some of this hints of Otis Taylor and Anne Harris "lost my horse" . . . maybe you will play . . . ?
	9:19am Sem: Hello, BiUK. Light showers forecast for there tonight, I see.
	9:19am queems: someone left a pumpkin pie on my porch this morning. do i eat it? is it poison?
	👻 9:19am Brian in UK: Being teaased by rain showers and a nippy Easterly wind over here.
	👻 9:21am Brian in UK: @Sem trying to get some gardening sorted but to no avail.
	9:22am melinda: hi folks
	9:22am The Oscar: Mornin' folks! Perfect antidote to a rainy morning.
	9:22am Sem: Put the garlic in on the 11th, done gardening til Spring, Brian. Hello, melinda from Maine.
	👻 9:24am Brian in UK: Sem, got some rhodendrons, blackcurrants and gooseberries to plant, let alone garlic and broad beans.
	👻 9:24am Brian in UK: Suns out gotta go!!
	9:25am queems: this it pretty
	9:26am queems: IS
	9:26am northguineahills: Brian in UK: The one day of the year!
	9:27am Joe McG: Enjoy that sun while you can, Brian!
	👻 9:27am b!!!: This Peter Garland is amazing.
	9:28am MplsCoco: Good morning Joe!!! I've loved the last couple songs! ❤️
	9:29am steveo: Good morning!
	9:31am Granny Spicy Tuna: Lovely set for the early morning hour out here on the West Coast…
	9:32am steveo: These seem to be the bowls from the Peter Garland/John Lane track. f4.bcbits.com...
	9:33am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Will Faber has this droney thing really going, clicky star.
	9:33am northguineahills: danks, steveo!
	9:35am Joe McG: Nice to see you all on this lovely Monday morning. Sun, rain, clouds, snow - whatever, we're all here together!
	9:35am Vincent Nifigance: 'Lectric/semi acoustic guitar in a 4 Track vibes. Lovely.
	9:36am Granny Spicy Tuna: Sky is clear and full of stars here on my little island in the Salish Sea.
	👻 9:38am Webhamster Henry: This is indeed a nice way to start the morning!
	9:38am Granny Spicy Tuna: Venus brightly shining on the dawn horizon
	9:39am pantz: Sounds delightful @Granny. Can I bring a pet?
	9:40am queems: it’s so nice to listen to this show uninterrupted for once
	9:42am Davee: Hello Joe. Cannot wait for 10:30 . . . .
	9:45am The Oscar: I feel like Thanksgiving is an underrepresented holiday musically in general. You're pretty much stuck with "Simple Gifts" and Stan Freberg.
	9:50am Joe McG: @The Oscar: My favorite is Loudon Wainwright's "Thanksgiving," which is the saddest holiday song ever written.
	9:52am βrian: Just saw Loudon about a month ago, and he sang that song. Dear me.
	9:53am Beast of Boonton: No Alice's Restaurant please
	9:53am Joe McG: @Brian: It's a doozie.
	9:53am βrian: @Sem: our garlic is in, too, snuggled beneath a warm bed of straw.
	9:54am The Oscar: @Joe Ooh, good call. Though for my money there is no better Thanksgiving entertainment than Blood Freak, the world's only Christian anti-drug were-turkey '70s biker gore film.
	9:55am Granny Spicy Tuna: @pantz i got two cats draped over the furniture, and there's a nice beach for dogs to run around on just 5 minutes down the path
	9:55am KP in DC: Hello Joe, just me and the helicopters here
	9:55am steveo: getting the eye for desk drumming
	9:56am Beast of Boonton: 'March of the wooden soldiers' is a must see on Thanksgiving
	👻 9:56am Brian in UK: Rain stopped play again. The Clientele would fit in nicely hereabouts.
	9:56am Davee: a second vote for Alice's Restaurant
	9:57am steveo: it's almost a movement!
	9:57am Vincent Nifigance: @Davee so, one then?!
	9:58am Vincent Nifigance: For those of us who have never experienced it, is Thanksgiving just Christmas in it's casual pants?
	9:58am steveo: (for the record I am remaining neutral on the AR vote)
	👻 9:59am Brian in UK: Don't forget the pickle!
	9:59am Lizardner Dave Somethingorother: Thank you for this, Joe.
	10:00am Itzall Ablurr: Vincent N., Thanksgiving is all the fighting and none of the gifts.
	10:01am Brendan: Good morning Joe . I was digging the Wurlitzery bounce when that tune abruptly ended.Pete sounds good anytime though.
	10:03am Vincent Nifigance: @Itzall Ablurr: So it's like 'The Purge: Family Dinner'?
	10:03am Vincent Nifigance: Sort of inverse, people locked in there houses, killing their family?
	👻 10:04am Brian in UK: Any reports on Ray Davies' recent solo music.
	10:05am Itzall Ablurr: I don't get the reference, my interest in pop culture stopped in 2016. Killing? Man I hope not. Arguing? Sure. Fisticuffs? Maybe.
	10:06am Beast of Boonton: There was a big sign and a chain across the dump sayin', "this dump is closed on Thanksgiving
	10:06am spaceman one: That newly released Kinks track is truly amazing.
	10:07am pantz: It all depends on how much box wine is involved. My rule is when I hear politics, I leave the table for a "break".
	10:07am northguineahills: This song relates to me! (been to the Fountain of Youth in St Augustine, didn't work).
	10:07am Granny Spicy Tuna: i'm gonna cry
	10:08am Davee: Here is a tissue....
	10:08am Listener Alexandra: As I live and type, I never thought I'd ever hear you play the Alan Parsons Project, Joe. And a good morning to you too!
	10:09am Will: First record I ever bought was the single "Love Letters" by Ketty Lester.
	10:09am northguineahills: Yaye, SheilaB really brought out the Alan Parsons in WFMU!
	10:09am Granny Spicy Tuna: It's Alan Parsons week at WFMU, sniff, thanks for the tissue, Davee
	10:09am pantz: "Time takes a cigarette. Puts it in your mouth. You pull on a finger, then another finger, then cigarette..."
	10:10am Joe McG: @ngh: Sheila has converted me.
	10:11am steveo: Eric Woolfson, the vocalist here, passed away in '09.
	10:12am Brendan: Its cool he called the band the project.
	10:13am northguineahills: Sandy!
	10:16am steveo: this also sounds like a pink floyd song :)
	10:16am steveo: always loved that count-off
	👻 10:17am Brian in UK: Progrssive Spirit in the Sky?
	10:17am northguineahills: @Brendan: There's an Austin Powers joke in there....
	10:17am blee: Obscured is Pinky's best album in my bloated opinion.
	10:18am Joe McG: @Brian: You're so right! I never noticed!
	10:18am Davee: Norma Greenbaum copied Pink Floyd?
	10:19am Granny Spicy Tuna: This sounds rather choogling to me
	10:19am Joe McG: @Davee: Norm came first!
	10:21am Krys O.: Finally able to chime in here. Excellent show, Joe. I enjoyed it tremendously on my two mile trek from the dentist to the doctor.
	10:21am Davee: @Joe. I thought Norman's came out in 75 or so.....hmmm, time flies.
	10:23am David in London: Ah the fun of the days of the ‘party line’, sharing a telephone line with your neighbours. Ye gods.
	10:23am Krys O.: Excellent segues from Ketty to Alan to Sandy!
	10:23am steveo: mark me down for "super set"
	10:24am blee: I'm going to have to dig up some Norman G.
	10:24am KP in DC: I remember when you had that author on and she played Bruce and the Allman Brothers. Suddenly Jersey City was overrun with torches and pitchforks. Funny thing was MJM was running a piece on her and thought she was wonderful
	10:25am The Oscar: Monday Morning Mortality Moment!
	10:27am The Oscar: YES!
	10:28am jinjabredboy: does that Heaven 17 record end with a locked groove as per the original?
	10:28am steveo: meditating on death can be a good way to remind us to live
	10:29am Morphe: It did not seem haphazzard nor overly planned... Sounds like my youth 12-17 years old '73'-78... Hung out with an older crowd with even older siblings - UK, SF sound and everything in between -- then came punk and Evan Funk Davies at NYU and then FMU... It is one big Non-Vicious circle - one of the Celtic eternity circles... Thanks Joe
	10:32am Brendan: Time ... to play B sides
	10:33am Joe McG: I like that idea, The Oscar! Reality check!
	10:33am KP in DC: When I saw the Zombies lead singer Colin Blunstone did a couple of Alan Parsons Project songs. That was bad enough.
	10:34am northguineahills: @The Oscar: Awesome airtight alliteration!
	10:35am Itzall Ablurr: Heaven 17 artwork operative phrase: 80s hotel/coporate interiors palette, pink, yellow and teal. Even the very word "teal" grates. I'm sure they would have added a mirror element if possible.
	10:36am Marc Francis: Damn. That was a CHOOOOOOOOON!
	10:36am Joe McG: @Itzall: Totally! Like those awful 80s paintings by that guy who was so big in the early 80s, I forget his name. Long legged women in sunglasses and red lipstick with Italian sports cars.
	10:37am kev: your a good thing Joe
	10:37am mary: omg Roland Gift
	10:38am frenchee: FYC is wayback machine magic. Thanks for the music, Joe. ^also, what mary said ^
	10:38am Joe McG: Thanks, kev! :)
	10:38am Joe McG: Hey mary, frenchee! I like when he makes those noises at the end: Goo gah!
	10:38am melinda: I always liked this FYC, nice blast from the past!
	10:41am David in London: By coincidence I’m going to see Heaven 17 next week , so I will happily take up the issue of their poor sleeve design and graphics on behalf of Surface Noise...
	10:42am Dominick: Oh my! I thought I had the only copy of this ditty!
	10:42am steveo: kids singing makes me happy
	10:42am Joe McG: @David: Wow, they still exist?? Yes, ha ha, please do reproach them for letting the American record company do such dreadful work.
	10:42am Uncle Michael: My nephews and niece went to Strawberry Point.
	10:43am The Oscar: This is delightful.
	10:43am Vincent Nifigance: The time theme is back!
	10:44am queems: oh wow
	10:44am steveo: did he say "your third beyonce didn't show"?
	10:45am Roberto: Wow, the studio version of this kicks ass.
	10:45am Mark Hurst: Loving this set, Joe
	10:45am Joe McG: @steveo: I'd settle for one Beyonce.
	10:45am Marc Francis: Hahahahaaa. I played this on Friday at the 6th anniversary of the bar I DJ at!
	10:45am Mike Sin: Man, how long was "Cheers" on the air? Well, now I know the singer of the theme song was "Gary Portnoy" and that the song actually has more than one verse!
	10:45am Granny Spicy Tuna: Joe, i think the artist in question is Nagel, who plays sax on this song
	10:46am VT Knit Girl: lovin the mix this morning!
	10:46am David in London: @joe - They’re doing one of those ‘albums in its entirety’ shows and I just couldn’t resist it. It’s on Friday next week, so I will report back here in a fortnight with a verdict. And an answer as to the teal and other design horrors...
	10:46am Roberto: Cheers, NBC, 1982-1993.
	10:46am frenchee: SOPRANO SAX = aaaaaaaack atttttttacccckkk
	10:47am Joe McG: Glad you're enjoying the show, VT Knit Girl! @David: Yes, please do, I'd love to hear about it. @frenchee: I am WITH you!
	10:47am Kat in Chicago: “And your husband wants to be a girl”? Whoa. I never heard the full version of Cheers before. That was interesting.
	10:47am queems: THE JACKSONS ARE MY FAVORITE
	10:47am pantz: Portnoy sure had a lot of complaints. I'll show myself out.
	10:47am VT Knit Girl: Micheal at his finest.
	10:47am steveo: oh, oh, "fiancé". that song has a lot of lyrics -- who knew?!
	10:48am The Oscar: Scale back the synths and bring up the guitars, and the Cheers theme would make a pretty fantastic power pop single.
	10:49am frenchee: LOL good one @pantz Joe, the only musician whose sop-sax playing I can tolerate is Charlie Parker. And he's dead.
	10:49am Mark Hurst: @pantz, we'd roth-er not hear puns
	10:50am frenchee: Y'all are killin' me. Dont. Stop.
	10:51am The Oscar: I've held for a while that the soprano sax is to my generation as the accordion is to my parents'.
	10:51am Morphe: The Japanese Oum Kasoum[sp???] Gotta go.. Thanks Joe
	10:52am Brendan: @steveo, Runt’s ‘All The Children Sing’ (https://youtu.be/8wPsZa_N7jY) is nice low-tech early era video and a great tune.
	👻 10:52am Brian in UK: Had your Phil of that sort of thing.
	10:53am steveo: thanks, Brendan; bookmarked for later
	10:53am melinda: @Oscar haha
	10:54am northguineahills: Unless I'm mistaken, Mayuko is no longer child, so I'm not sure if the suffix -chan is appropriate (but it still is a term of endearment, and I still call friends in their 30s "kids", I'm not one to speak). nihon-go semantics off
	👻 10:55am Brian in UK: This is not one of Beatrix Potters' bunnies.
	10:57am Joe McG: @ngh: I meant it endearingly, but you're correct
	10:58am Nate K: Love this Alexander Rabbit track.
	10:59am Joe McG: @Nate: All 6:43 of it!
	10:59am Brendan: This really escalated
	11:00am The Oscar: Well that was fucking awesome.
	11:02am Brendan: Joe the A side was a Thanksgiving low hanger fruit, but I’m glad you played Malaguena
	11:05am northguineahills: (I'm the last person to be a linguistic nazi, I can't even spell English properly).
	11:06am Nate K: Re: Cheers, I disagree. Coach was fantastic, but Woody was a worthy replacement.
	11:06am melinda: I forgot about Coach. That was a long time ago.
	11:08am Nate K: Woody and Coach were pen pals; they mailed each other pens.
	11:09am Bob: What did Norm do for a living?
	11:09am pantz: Accountant
	11:10am Roberto: I very much enjoyed the arc with that French guy (Henri) who continually threatened to steal Woody's rich girlfriend.
	11:10am Roberto: I saw Coach in a restaurant in LA shortly before he passed.
	11:12am steveo: I flew coach to Los Angeles.
	11:12am Roberto: I've ridden coach to LA entirely too many times. And I have long legs.
	11:15am Nate K: Was Norm a house painter later on?
	11:15am Nate K: The Woody/Kelly arc is a classic, I think.
	11:17am Roberto: Yes, norm took up house panting and also interior decorating.
	11:19am northguineahills: I barely remember Cheers, but used to watch Coach as a kid....
	11:20am Joe McG: To me, the whole point of the show was the frustrating, ridiculous romance of Sam and Diane, so once that ran its course, I thought the show was over.
	11:20am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Joe! Sorry I'm late.
	11:21am Joe McG: @Greg: Docked a point!
	11:22am Uncle Michael: YAY!
	11:23am northguineahills: I have a TMBGs 45 of them covering "Jessica".
	11:23am Uncle Michael: The piano solo is gonna make me well up. It always does.
	11:23am Nate K: Joe, I think the supporting cast of Cheers really came to the fore post Sam and Diana, and it became a true ensemble show. Then you have your Liliths, Eddie Lebecs, and Robin Colcords...so many great characters even beyond the core.
	👻 11:25am Hughie Considine: Aw, great tune, Joe. I wonder if anyone has ever done a vocalese version of "Jessica."
	11:25am Krys O.: This brings up many childhood memories.
	11:25am Mark Hurst: Came here to say something about the piano solo... what UM said!
	👻 11:25am tim from champaign: "It's a dog eat dog world and I've got Milkbones in my pants."
	11:25am Dean: My buddies and I made a Super 8mm movie in junior high, Heart Attack and Car Crash. "Jessica" was the soundtrack.
	11:26am Joe McG: @Nate: I don't like all those characters much, I have to admit, esp. Frazier and Lilith.
	👻 11:26am tim from champaign: That's my favorite Norm "how's it going?" response
	11:27am Uncle Michael: This is an edited version, I think. The album cut is over seven minutes long. The piano solo is a release after a big build in the album track.
	11:27am David in London: I stood next to George Wendt at a Pere Ubu gig once. It was a rather surreal experience to keep glancing to my right and seeing Norm.
	11:27am melinda: I liked Frasier and Lilith.
	11:27am Uncle Michael: Can't be...my bad. Joe's playing the LP.
	11:27am Joe McG: @Uncle Michael: No, I'm playing the LP.
	11:28am Beast of Boonton: Dicky Betts is recovering after brain surgery in September
	11:28am Uncle Michael: See above!
	11:28am Beast of Boonton: He had a freak accident playing with his dog
	11:28am Joe McG: Whoops! @Beast: Did not know that, thanks for the news. Hope he's well!
	👻 11:28am Brian in UK: Another relentless/timeless track.
	11:29am The Oscar: @David I'm imagining George Wendt and David Thomas switching places, and I'm not sure which one is more awesome.
	11:29am Uncle Michael: Yeah, Dickey took a fall by his pool and struck his head, if I recall.
	👻 11:29am Hughie Considine: "I Stood Next to George Wendt at a Pere Ubu Gig" is the new Sun Kil Moon single.
	👻 11:29am Webhamster Henry: I've never seen Cheers, Friends, or Wings.
	11:31am COLINfromvictoriabritishcolumbiacanada: wow, I hate this singing style
	11:31am Vincent Nifigance: TIL Wings.
	11:32am KP in DC: You didn’t have to listen to me when I mentioned that ABB fiasco but Dickie Betts is my brand of Allmans
	11:32am David in London: @Oscar and Hughie - yes indeed. I found out later that he is apparently quite the fan of out there music. Knowing that, I’ve always though he needed his own hardcore band, a la Tad.
	11:33am Uncle Michael: "Dickey"
	11:35am Joe McG: Be careful when you're horsing around with your dogs, folks.
	11:36am The Oscar: I'm actually not positive I've ever seen a complete episode of Cheers, but it's so permeated into pop culture that I feel like I know all the characters and their general arcs. I wouldn't be averse to diving in, but it feels daunting. I'm already trying to make my way through Dark Shadows as it is.
	👻 11:36am Hughie Considine: In 14 months I only smiled once/and i didn't do it consciously..."
	11:37am Sem: Been some time since I last heard this one, Joe. Thanks!
	11:37am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: My boss the owner is not following company procedures. Do we write him up for it?
	👻 11:38am Hughie Considine: @David, somehow Wendt's love for Pere Ubu and the like seems related to Sherman Helmsley's well established affection for prog.
	11:38am steveo: i saw the make way for ducklings statues in the public garden...
	11:39am Krys O.: George Wendt was in David Thomas' play Mirror Man.
	👻 11:40am Brian in UK: First time I heard this Dylan song was on Roger McGuinn's Cardiff Rose album. He also covered Joni's Dreamland. Around the time of Rolling Thunder.
	11:40am Krys O.: George took over a role from my friend Daved Hild of the Girls in version 2 of Mirror Man. en.wikipedia.org...
	11:42am Joe McG: @Brian: I think that's the "original" version. The other Dylan version came out on "Biograph," I think.
	11:43am Jay Goges: loved that last Dylan tune. It fit the Monday vibes well.
	11:45am David in London: @Hughie - ha ha! And next will probably come some revelation about Angela Lansbury actually being a huge fan of Throbbing Gristle.
	11:46am Mark in Toronto: I think it's "Its a dog eat dog world, and I'm wearing Milkbone underwear"
	11:46am Greg from ZONE 5: Interesting, trippy turn for Jojo…
	11:47am frenchee: This Jonathan R is very cool I could listen to him just hum tho
	11:47am βrian: I prefer to think of it as a "doggy-dog" world.
	👻 11:48am Brian in UK: Great entertainment as ever.
	11:48am Nate K: @David, if I recall correctly Elton John was/is a TG fan.
	11:49am steveo: real super show, Joe; thanks!
	11:49am Itzall Ablurr: Thank you for another great program, Mr. Joe! Hope to catch up in the archives, Monday got busy. Happy T-Day.
	👻 11:49am Hughie Considine: @David, exactly -- but I'm told Angela was more into the Psychic TV stuff.
	11:50am Davis: wow
	11:51am David in London: @Nate K - Elton’s cover of ‘Zyklon B Zombie’ must be quite something...
	11:52am Davis: that drifter song was ace
	11:52am Joe McG: Glad you folks enjoyed the show today. Thanks for listening and commenting, and for those of you over on this side of the pond, enjoy your Thanksgiving! I'll be back next Monday with more songs for you!
	11:53am melinda: Nice flutey sounds. Not-shittyflute.
	11:53am Krys O.: Thanks, Joe! Another stupendous show under your belt. Have a terrific holiday!
	11:53am pantz: Remember- it ain't cool to be no jive turkey so close to Thanksgiving.
	11:54am Morphe: Simon and I - Drifters but not Grifters - made it back for JM's last chords before Joe B's 3 chord monty!!!
	11:55am melinda: Prettyflute
	11:56am Uncle Michael: Thanks, Joe!
	11:56am northguineahills: Jean Cohen-Solal, new to me, merci, Joe!
	11:57am Steve Gunn: Enjoying this show today! Thanks Joe !!!! New Jonathan Richman track is very very good
	11:58am Blix: In the strange thread of artists' other musical interests, DMC of Run DMC is a huge Sarah McLachlan fan and would annoy everyone in his entourage by always having her music playing before and on the way to shows.

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