WFMU: Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from May 21, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:03pm V Priceless: Chalkalicious! Hey! Welcome back!
	12:03pm steveo: ahoy!
	12:04pm Kat in Chicago: bouncing along!
	12:04pm steveo: say, you're in New Jersey right now, Kurt!
	12:05pm KP in DC: Hello from here, Pseu
	12:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Kurt! Tauriffic!
	12:06pm Mick: The Jersey Bounce! Happiness abounds
	12:08pm Seanbelly: Yay!
	12:09pm Krys O.: Howdy!
	12:09pm zopa: I'm hooked.
	12:10pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Howdy all! Skipbopbiddybeebang!
	12:10pm John from Florham Park: Ohh love this stuff damn I miss the old whew am great band music and Jonathan Schwartz on Sunday
	12:11pm Marie: I think Ella is my fave femaile vocalist
	12:12pm Marie: female :-}
	12:12pm Kurt Gottschalk: marie, yes! hello everyone, thanks for tuning in.
	12:13pm zopa: Tough for me to choose between Ella, Sarah, and Billie.
	12:14pm John from Florham Park: @Maria love Ella too
	12:18pm Marie: Hey Kurt, are you playing this for Pseu?
	12:18pm Travisano66: Great music, Pseu!
	12:19pm Kurt Gottschalk: marie, yes.
	12:19pm Travisano66: Oops.
	12:19pm blee: jajajajajaja
	12:30pm Parq: Cha cha cha.
	12:30pm doctorjazz: This Shearing, Montgomery Brothers album is one of the 1st jazz albums I heard, really loved it. Great to hear it again.
	12:31pm Travisano66: I'm singing along with this, and it sounds really funny to hear the words all staccato like that. "Strain - Jer - in - Pa-ra-dice!"
	12:32pm Kurt Gottschalk: dr. j, nice. i only recently discovered it. travis, HA!
	12:34pm Hughie Considine: How did Paul get away with "the eyes in his head"?
	12:36pm Kurt Gottschalk: that is his genius, hughie!
	12:36pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Sold his soul...
	12:37pm Travisano66: Yeah, there's only one I in His Head.
	12:38pm Hughie Considine: Verily, Kurt
	12:38pm V Priceless: been wondering about this Fireman stuff - sounds decent
	12:39pm Kurt Gottschalk: i like the fireman records, veep! def worth investigating.
	12:39pm V Priceless: cool! Will do!
	12:40pm Travisano66: Let this be a lesson to you, kids: Don't give up your jazz singing lessons.
	12:40pm Kurt Gottschalk: travis, thumzup
	12:41pm V Priceless: btw, the foursider rules!
	12:44pm HogWild: WIGGLY TRACK! WIGGGLEEEEE
	12:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ah - I miss the Fireman. It's a clean machine....
	12:45pm V Priceless: nice + nice
	1:00pm James Douglas: It all started out so nice and safe and familiar...
	1:00pm Kurt Gottschalk: whoops
	1:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: NoisyGittar = SafeSapce
	1:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...gittars more than typing...
	1:04pm James Douglas: That's OK, naptime was past over anyway.
	1:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Ambient Metal'
	1:06pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Great set! Thanks!
	1:08pm crateslinger: Reminder - the first annual WFMU Memorial Day Bear Mountain Motorcycle Ride starts Monday May 27 at 11 am from the WFMU parking lot at 43 Montgomery St Jersey City. So far there's three of us.
	1:17pm Kurt Gottschalk: why you think i'm playing all this biker music?
	1:21pm crateslinger: you go kurt!
	1:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Think probly term 'HeavyMetal' must've derived somewhat from Bikes...
	1:23pm KP in DC: So, Pseu?
	1:24pm KP in DC: So, not Pseu?
	1:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: pseudo pseu. So pseu me.
	1:25pm blee: Not Pseu, so Kurt.
	1:25pm crateslinger: pseu pseu pseudio
	1:27pm frenchee: OH YEAH watch out for f-bomb, KG! #midwestern
	1:28pm βrian: You mean, "phoque off"?
	1:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'When you own a big chunk of the bloody third world.'
	1:29pm crateslinger: Chrissy Hynde has one of the coolest rock and roll stories ever.
	1:29pm frenchee: heeh, just realized it isn't in this song Not me baby, phuque offf
	1:30pm frenchee: I've never heard The Paranoid Style before. I like it.
	1:31pm βrian: Don't be sorry.
	1:31pm eric in sodak: F Bomb dropped in "Precious".
	1:34pm crateslinger: F Bombs great name for a Dad Band
	1:35pm frenchee: right, @eric in sodak....I got a little nervous and pressed send too quickly.
	1:41pm steveo: i admire a jazz piece that puts its subgenre name right in the title, that way there's no room for confusion
	1:50pm The Oscar: Busy working, but I should probably get my avatar up here right now.
	1:53pm V Priceless: wow - I was singing this yesterday. weird.
	1:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oscar - but one of the notables in TheDamned's revolving membership...
	1:54pm steveo: that is some clean freaking trombone
	2:01pm steveo: really? because i thought i heard a little sesame street in the sock monkey riff
	2:08pm wargh: damn Joni doesn't give a damn
	2:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One of the Scorpio clan we're proudest of. Hear us howl...
	2:11pm diciassette: Awooooo!
	2:16pm diciassette: Also, hello to any other types of critters out there
	2:17pm crateslinger: who know what two singers on this playlist have a baby together?
	2:18pm steveo: crate I do because i googled C.H. earlier when playing
	2:18pm Kurt Gottschalk: crates, ha!
	2:19pm V Priceless: fuckin' or foggin'? Woo!
	2:20pm Listening Out There: "Apeman" has always been a favorite song. I was born in the Year of the Monkey...
	2:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TheOoo transitioning awkwardly & wonderfully from Singles to RawkOpera...w/ the occasional BestLiveAlbumEver here or there... SmallFaces next?? Miniature MiniMods...
	2:23pm Dr. Goot: "Lovely buttocks"
	2:24pm V Priceless: got any Mitchum, KG?
	2:26pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Chaz and Dave on FMU!
	2:27pm Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Gor blimey, first The Who as mockney geezers, now Chas and Dave... Bleedin' 'ell...
	2:27pm the Canterbury wood-elf: I'm just about to fly back to London from Chicago, tuned in to hear the Kinks (a long-time favourite song), a very London-oriented Who song I didn't know, and Chas and Dave, about as London as it gets...
	2:28pm Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: @wood-elf - I know. Kurt must have been at the jellied eels...
	2:29pm Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Ian!
	2:29pm Hughie Considine: Shut your gob
	2:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pete in cockney buttons : i.pinimg.com...
	2:30pm the Canterbury wood-elf: I'm starting to feel like I'm already back, despite sitting in a terminal at O'Hare...
	2:31pm Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: btw, my avatar photo was taken in a cafe in Hackney in 1952, therefore also as London (and "cockney", although possibly not within earshot of Bow Bells) as it gets
	2:31pm the Canterbury wood-elf: If anyone outside Britain doesn't understand that picture of Pete (Townsend), see this: en.wikipedia.org...
	2:32pm Hughie Considine: what a lovely skewering of the most nakedly didactic single ever!
	2:33pm the Canterbury wood-elf: ...and now we get a self-deprecating English cricket comedy/novelty remake of Paul Hardcastle's long-forgotten chart hit about young men dying in the Vietnam War en.wikipedia.org...
	2:33pm Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: this is Rory Bremner, apparently
	2:34pm the Canterbury wood-elf: "Who let that woman in here?" : )
	2:35pm mjgoins: This is a really good set
	2:35pm Hughie Considine: As the author of a book about number songs, I can say with authority that the greatest #19 song is by the Rolling Stones.
	2:35pm Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: thanks Kurt, the London theme (apart from Chas & Dave) was laugh out loud stuff
	2:36pm steveo: 1980, sigh
	2:37pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Have we now left London to go off on a numerological slipstream? We shall see..
	2:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Which broaches subject - or near enuff - of possible influence of Kinks on the Stones...
	2:38pm Stanley: This set brings sweet joy to the cocklode of my heartstrings.
	2:39pm Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: I've just noticed that N-N-Nineteen was on Oval records, which appears to be a real record company but can't be a coincidence (The Oval = the name of a large cricket ground in south London)
	2:40pm Hughie Considine: Now that was a world-class segue, Mr. Kurt. This is the best Bill Wyman single ever.
	2:40pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Well this one was inevitable...
	2:41pm Stanley: Are the Small Faces going to make an appearance?
	2:43pm Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Stanley, if they do it has to be Lazy Sunday
	2:44pm Stanley: @Kevin - it's all good. A most underated band, in my opinion. And from East Larndon
	2:46pm the Canterbury wood-elf: This isn't "US 80's-90's" Kurt, it's "Terry Waite Sez" (playlist error) Both are excellent tho, so great outcome either way.
	2:48pm Stanley: Yuss! London's finest
	2:48pm Hughie Considine: The Clash at the Palladium, the year before Bonds, was the best live show I've ever witnessed.
	2:48pm crateslinger: Stranglers, maybe?
	2:50pm Stanley: @Hughie - I caught them at the Rock against Racism gig in Victoria Park.
	2:52pm Hughie Considine: Prime gig, @Stanley. The sound + their way of taking over the stage was unforgettable.
	2:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dang Stanley. Video of that - think of it as thee example of an audience reaction - horizon to horizon pogo...
	2:55pm V Priceless: great freakin' T-Rex tune! Fab show, Kurt! Thank you!
	2:55pm Stanley: Meanwhile back in London - Marc Bolan
	2:56pm Seanbelly: This music is unamerican
	2:58pm steveo: wonderful show, thank you Kurt, see you in June on the Drummer with Curse Words
	2:58pm Stanley: Rev - Back in the day, the worst for pogo/spit dancing was at Stranglers gigs.
	2:59pm diciassette: Thanks! Great show
	2:59pm Stanley: Nice one Kurt

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from May 21, 2019

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May 21, 2019: Planet Rock (Fill-in for Pseu)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Royal Teens	Planet Rock "Planet Rock" by "Royal Teens"		ABC Paramount	1958	45		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald	The Jersey Bounce	All That Jazz	Pablo		CD		0:09:39 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald & Duke Ellington	Cotton Tail	Côte d'Azur Concerts	Verve	1998	CD	Recorded 1966	0:13:19 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	Blues for New Orleans	New Orleans Suite	Atlantic Records	2003	CD	Originally released in 1971	0:18:37 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington	Pat "Pat" by "Duke Ellington"	1969 All Star White House Tribute	Blue Note Records	2002	CD	Recorded April 29, 1969, in the East Room of the White House, Washington, DC	0:26:16 (Pop-up)
Duke Ellington & Teresa Brewer	Poco Mucho	It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing	Columbia	1981	CD	Recorded September, 1973	0:29:01 (Pop-up)
Cal Tjader	Tu Crees Que? "Tu Crees Que?" by "Cal Tjader"	Cal Tjader's Latin Concert	Fantasy Records		CD	Recorded September, 1958	0:30:50 (Pop-up)
George Shearing and the Montgomery Brothers	Stranger in Paradise	George Shearing and the Montgomery Brothers	Jazzland	1992	CD	Recorded October, 1961	0:35:37 (Pop-up)
The Sergio Mendes and Brasil '66	Fool on the Hill	Foursider	A&M	1988	CD	Composed by Lennon/McCartney, originally released in 1972	0:40:26 (Pop-up)
The Fireman	Nothing Too Much Just Out of Sight	Electric Arguments	MPL / One Little Indian	2008	CD		0:43:30 (Pop-up)
Paul McCartney	Temporary Secretary	McCartney II	MPL / Hear Music / Concord Music Group	2011	CD	Originally released in 1980	0:48:17 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker + Sunn O)))	Lullaby "Lullaby" by "Scott Walker + Sunn O)))"	Soused	4AD	2014	CD		0:51:30 (Pop-up)
B I G \| B R A V E	Body Individual	A Gaze Among Them	Southern Lord	2019	CD		1:00:57 (Pop-up)

Helium Horse Fly	Algeny "Algeny" by "Helium Horse Fly"	Hollowed	Dipole Experiment Records	2019	CD		1:16:56 (Pop-up)
Forever House	Spiders "Spiders" by "Forever House"	Eaves	Forever House	2018	MP3		1:25:26 (Pop-up)
The Paranoid Style	Casual Water "Casual Water" by "The Paranoid Style"	Rolling Disclosure	Bar/None Records	2016	LP		1:29:00 (Pop-up)
The Pretenders	Middle of the Road	Learning To Crawl	Sire Records	1983	LP		1:32:27 (Pop-up)
The Coathangers	Down Down (Alt Version)	Parasite	Suicide Squeeze	2017	EP		1:36:41 (Pop-up)
Sediment Club	Apprehension Complex	Psychosymplastic	Wharf Cat Records	2015	LP		1:39:57 (Pop-up)
DNA	You & You "You & You" by "DNA"	DNA on DNA	No More Records	2004	CD		1:41:37 (Pop-up)
Hairbone	DOA at the BOA "DOA at the BOA" by "Hairbone"	Earth to Momma	Blank Forms	2018	LP		1:43:42 (Pop-up)
ATM	Slow Skronk "Slow Skronk" by "ATM"	Inglewood Tapes Vol. 2	Radical Documents	2018	LP		1:46:57 (Pop-up)
Connie Francis	If I Didn't Care "If I Didn't Care" by "Connie Francis"	Souvenirs	Polydor Records	1996	CD	Originally released in 1959	1:49:46 (Pop-up)
Chop Shop	A New Kind of Connie (excerpt)	A New Kind of Connie	Chop Shop	1987	CD-R		1:52:25 (Pop-up)
Bilal	Stepping to School so Cool "Stepping to School so Cool" by "Bilal"	Innovative Rhythmic and Tonal Textures for Little Ones	Smithsonian Folkways Recordings		CD-R		1:54:31 (Pop-up)
Oscar the Grouch	Noise "Noise" by "Oscar the Grouch"	Oscar's Trashy Songs	Sony / Children's Television Workshop	1997	CD		1:56:26 (Pop-up)
Joe Fiedler	Sesame Street Theme "Sesame Street Theme" by "Joe Fiedler"	Open Sesame	Multiphonics Music	2018	CD		1:58:18 (Pop-up)
Sugarman Three	Sock Monkey "Sock Monkey" by "Sugarman Three"	Sugar's Boogaloo	Desco	1998	CD		2:04:22 (Pop-up)

Joni Mitchell	The Wolf That Lives in Lindsey	Mingus	Warner Bros. Records	2012	CD	Originally released in 1979	2:11:59 (Pop-up)
The Robert Ashley Ensemble	Scene 13	Improvement	Lovely Music, Ltd.	2019	WAV	Unreleased (but soon to be released) recording from the Kitchen in February	2:18:11 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Apeman "Apeman" by "The Kinks"	Kinks Part 1 Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround	Essential	2000	CD	Originally released in 1970	2:22:25 (Pop-up)
The Who	Dogs "Dogs" by "The Who"	Thirty Years of Maximum R&B	MCA	1994	CD	Originally released in 1968	2:26:13 (Pop-up)
Harry Belafonte	Will His Love Be Like His Rum?	Calypso	RCA	1956	EP		2:29:16 (Pop-up)
The Matchroom Mob with Chas and Dave	Snooker Loopy		Rockney	1986	45		2:31:46 (Pop-up)
Ian Dury & the Blockheads	Uneasy Sunny Day Hotsy Totsy	Do It Yourself	Stiff Records	1979	LP		2:35:34 (Pop-up)
The Commentators	N-N-Nineteen Not Out		Oval	1985	45		2:37:46 (Pop-up)
Steely Dan	Hey Nineteen "Hey Nineteen" by "Steely Dan"	Gaucho	MCA Records	1980	LP		2:41:27 (Pop-up)
Bill Wyman	Je Suis Un Rock Star "Je Suis Un Rock Star" by "Bill Wyman"	Bill Wyman	A&M Records	1981	MP3		2:46:19 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Terry Waite Sez "Terry Waite Sez" by "The Fall"	Bend Sinister	Beggars Banquet	1997	CD	Originally released in 1986	2:52:07 (Pop-up)
The Clash	Capital Radio "Capital Radio" by "The Clash"	From Here to Eternity	Epic Records	1999	CD		2:53:39 (Pop-up)
Dean Carter	Would You Believe? "Would You Believe?" by "Dean Carter"	Call of the Wild!	Ace Records	2002	CD		2:56:37 (Pop-up)
Gene Pitney	Nobody Needs Your Love	The Platinum Collection	EMI	2006	CD	Originally released i n1962	2:58:48 (Pop-up)
T-Rex	Life's a Gas "Life's a Gas" by "T-Rex"	Electric Warrior	Rhino	2003	CD	Originally released in 1971	3:01:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03pm V Priceless: Chalkalicious! Hey! Welcome back!
	12:03pm steveo: ahoy!
	12:04pm Kat in Chicago: bouncing along!
	12:04pm steveo: say, you're in New Jersey right now, Kurt!
	12:05pm KP in DC: Hello from here, Pseu
	12:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Kurt! Tauriffic!
	12:06pm Mick: The Jersey Bounce! Happiness abounds
	12:08pm Seanbelly: Yay!
	12:09pm Krys O.: Howdy!
	12:09pm zopa: I'm hooked.
	12:10pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Howdy all! Skipbopbiddybeebang!
	12:10pm John from Florham Park: Ohh love this stuff damn I miss the old whew am great band music and Jonathan Schwartz on Sunday
	12:11pm Marie: I think Ella is my fave femaile vocalist
	12:12pm Marie: female :-}
	12:12pm Kurt Gottschalk: marie, yes! hello everyone, thanks for tuning in.
	12:13pm zopa: Tough for me to choose between Ella, Sarah, and Billie.
	12:14pm John from Florham Park: @Maria love Ella too
	12:18pm Marie: Hey Kurt, are you playing this for Pseu?
	12:18pm Travisano66: Great music, Pseu!
	12:19pm Kurt Gottschalk: marie, yes.
	12:19pm Travisano66: Oops.
	12:19pm blee: jajajajajaja
	12:30pm Parq: Cha cha cha.
	12:30pm doctorjazz: This Shearing, Montgomery Brothers album is one of the 1st jazz albums I heard, really loved it. Great to hear it again.
	12:31pm Travisano66: I'm singing along with this, and it sounds really funny to hear the words all staccato like that. "Strain - Jer - in - Pa-ra-dice!"
	12:32pm Kurt Gottschalk: dr. j, nice. i only recently discovered it. travis, HA!
	12:34pm Hughie Considine: How did Paul get away with "the eyes in his head"?
	12:36pm Kurt Gottschalk: that is his genius, hughie!
	12:36pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Sold his soul...
	12:37pm Travisano66: Yeah, there's only one I in His Head.
	12:38pm Hughie Considine: Verily, Kurt
	12:38pm V Priceless: been wondering about this Fireman stuff - sounds decent
	12:39pm Kurt Gottschalk: i like the fireman records, veep! def worth investigating.
	12:39pm V Priceless: cool! Will do!
	12:40pm Travisano66: Let this be a lesson to you, kids: Don't give up your jazz singing lessons.
	12:40pm Kurt Gottschalk: travis, thumzup
	12:41pm V Priceless: btw, the foursider rules!
	12:44pm HogWild: WIGGLY TRACK! WIGGGLEEEEE
	12:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ah - I miss the Fireman. It's a clean machine....
	12:45pm V Priceless: nice + nice
	1:00pm James Douglas: It all started out so nice and safe and familiar...
	1:00pm Kurt Gottschalk: whoops
	1:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: NoisyGittar = SafeSapce
	1:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...gittars more than typing...
	1:04pm James Douglas: That's OK, naptime was past over anyway.
	1:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Ambient Metal'
	1:06pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Great set! Thanks!
	1:08pm crateslinger: Reminder - the first annual WFMU Memorial Day Bear Mountain Motorcycle Ride starts Monday May 27 at 11 am from the WFMU parking lot at 43 Montgomery St Jersey City. So far there's three of us.
	1:17pm Kurt Gottschalk: why you think i'm playing all this biker music?
	1:21pm crateslinger: you go kurt!
	1:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Think probly term 'HeavyMetal' must've derived somewhat from Bikes...
	1:23pm KP in DC: So, Pseu?
	1:24pm KP in DC: So, not Pseu?
	1:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: pseudo pseu. So pseu me.
	1:25pm blee: Not Pseu, so Kurt.
	1:25pm crateslinger: pseu pseu pseudio
	1:27pm frenchee: OH YEAH watch out for f-bomb, KG! #midwestern
	1:28pm βrian: You mean, "phoque off"?
	1:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'When you own a big chunk of the bloody third world.'
	1:29pm crateslinger: Chrissy Hynde has one of the coolest rock and roll stories ever.
	1:29pm frenchee: heeh, just realized it isn't in this song Not me baby, phuque offf
	1:30pm frenchee: I've never heard The Paranoid Style before. I like it.
	1:31pm βrian: Don't be sorry.
	1:31pm eric in sodak: F Bomb dropped in "Precious".
	1:34pm crateslinger: F Bombs great name for a Dad Band
	1:35pm frenchee: right, @eric in sodak....I got a little nervous and pressed send too quickly.
	1:41pm steveo: i admire a jazz piece that puts its subgenre name right in the title, that way there's no room for confusion
	1:50pm The Oscar: Busy working, but I should probably get my avatar up here right now.
	1:53pm V Priceless: wow - I was singing this yesterday. weird.
	1:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oscar - but one of the notables in TheDamned's revolving membership...
	1:54pm steveo: that is some clean freaking trombone
	2:01pm steveo: really? because i thought i heard a little sesame street in the sock monkey riff
	2:08pm wargh: damn Joni doesn't give a damn
	2:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One of the Scorpio clan we're proudest of. Hear us howl...
	2:11pm diciassette: Awooooo!
	2:16pm diciassette: Also, hello to any other types of critters out there
	2:17pm crateslinger: who know what two singers on this playlist have a baby together?
	2:18pm steveo: crate I do because i googled C.H. earlier when playing
	2:18pm Kurt Gottschalk: crates, ha!
	2:19pm V Priceless: fuckin' or foggin'? Woo!
	2:20pm Listening Out There: "Apeman" has always been a favorite song. I was born in the Year of the Monkey...
	2:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TheOoo transitioning awkwardly & wonderfully from Singles to RawkOpera...w/ the occasional BestLiveAlbumEver here or there... SmallFaces next?? Miniature MiniMods...
	2:23pm Dr. Goot: "Lovely buttocks"
	2:24pm V Priceless: got any Mitchum, KG?
	2:26pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Chaz and Dave on FMU!
	2:27pm Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Gor blimey, first The Who as mockney geezers, now Chas and Dave... Bleedin' 'ell...
	2:27pm the Canterbury wood-elf: I'm just about to fly back to London from Chicago, tuned in to hear the Kinks (a long-time favourite song), a very London-oriented Who song I didn't know, and Chas and Dave, about as London as it gets...
	2:28pm Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: @wood-elf - I know. Kurt must have been at the jellied eels...
	2:29pm Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Ian!
	2:29pm Hughie Considine: Shut your gob
	2:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pete in cockney buttons : i.pinimg.com...
	2:30pm the Canterbury wood-elf: I'm starting to feel like I'm already back, despite sitting in a terminal at O'Hare...
	2:31pm Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: btw, my avatar photo was taken in a cafe in Hackney in 1952, therefore also as London (and "cockney", although possibly not within earshot of Bow Bells) as it gets
	2:31pm the Canterbury wood-elf: If anyone outside Britain doesn't understand that picture of Pete (Townsend), see this: en.wikipedia.org...
	2:32pm Hughie Considine: what a lovely skewering of the most nakedly didactic single ever!
	2:33pm the Canterbury wood-elf: ...and now we get a self-deprecating English cricket comedy/novelty remake of Paul Hardcastle's long-forgotten chart hit about young men dying in the Vietnam War en.wikipedia.org...
	2:33pm Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: this is Rory Bremner, apparently
	2:34pm the Canterbury wood-elf: "Who let that woman in here?" : )
	2:35pm mjgoins: This is a really good set
	2:35pm Hughie Considine: As the author of a book about number songs, I can say with authority that the greatest #19 song is by the Rolling Stones.
	2:35pm Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: thanks Kurt, the London theme (apart from Chas & Dave) was laugh out loud stuff
	2:36pm steveo: 1980, sigh
	2:37pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Have we now left London to go off on a numerological slipstream? We shall see..
	2:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Which broaches subject - or near enuff - of possible influence of Kinks on the Stones...
	2:38pm Stanley: This set brings sweet joy to the cocklode of my heartstrings.
	2:39pm Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: I've just noticed that N-N-Nineteen was on Oval records, which appears to be a real record company but can't be a coincidence (The Oval = the name of a large cricket ground in south London)
	2:40pm Hughie Considine: Now that was a world-class segue, Mr. Kurt. This is the best Bill Wyman single ever.
	2:40pm the Canterbury wood-elf: Well this one was inevitable...
	2:41pm Stanley: Are the Small Faces going to make an appearance?
	2:43pm Kevin_Ringwood_ UK: Stanley, if they do it has to be Lazy Sunday
	2:44pm Stanley: @Kevin - it's all good. A most underated band, in my opinion. And from East Larndon
	2:46pm the Canterbury wood-elf: This isn't "US 80's-90's" Kurt, it's "Terry Waite Sez" (playlist error) Both are excellent tho, so great outcome either way.
	2:48pm Stanley: Yuss! London's finest
	2:48pm Hughie Considine: The Clash at the Palladium, the year before Bonds, was the best live show I've ever witnessed.
	2:48pm crateslinger: Stranglers, maybe?
	2:50pm Stanley: @Hughie - I caught them at the Rock against Racism gig in Victoria Park.
	2:52pm Hughie Considine: Prime gig, @Stanley. The sound + their way of taking over the stage was unforgettable.
	2:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dang Stanley. Video of that - think of it as thee example of an audience reaction - horizon to horizon pogo...
	2:55pm V Priceless: great freakin' T-Rex tune! Fab show, Kurt! Thank you!
	2:55pm Stanley: Meanwhile back in London - Marc Bolan
	2:56pm Seanbelly: This music is unamerican
	2:58pm steveo: wonderful show, thank you Kurt, see you in June on the Drummer with Curse Words
	2:58pm Stanley: Rev - Back in the day, the worst for pogo/spit dancing was at Stranglers gigs.
	2:59pm diciassette: Thanks! Great show
	2:59pm Stanley: Nice one Kurt

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from May 21, 2019

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