WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from August 2, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:00pm βrian: Canicular salutations. Woof!
	12:02pm Tony Coulter: A salute to your cans too, βrian!
	12:03pm Dean: Yes, we can!
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Dean!
	12:03pm Rich in Washington: I just realized I was on the wrong channel. <CLICK!>
	12:04pm Rich in Washington: No meetings in sight today. I might actually be able to listen to the whole show!
	12:04pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Richie Rich!
	12:05pm Rich in Washington: Greetings, Tony! Hello everybodeeez!
	🥁 12:05pm listener james from westwood: Good Tuesday, Tony and all!!
	12:06pm sfolk16: just what I need today! roll 'em out Tony!
	12:06pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Listener J ... and sfolk16 too!!
	12:07pm Tony Coulter: I'm rolling ....
	12:07pm Rich in Washington: This is like a real sedate Enoch Light and the White, I mean Light Brigade
	12:07pm Dean: Right out of Jacques Tati, this Van Damme. Les Vacances de Mr. Hulot is from '53, music by Alain Romain.
	12:08pm Rich in Washington: Art Van Damme, thank you ma'am.
	12:10pm βrian: As M. Hulot once said ...
	12:12pm Dean: Just love J&D Edwards!
	12:16pm Tony Coulter: Jonathan, Darlene & Conlon Edwards
	12:17pm Dean: Fourteen left hands
	12:18pm Tony Coulter: Ha!!
	12:25pm Tony Coulter: @ Rich: I went record shopping in your fair metropolis of Vancouver over the weekend. The fruit will eventually be served up on this show.
	12:26pm Rich in Washington: You went to our record store? How did you like it?
	12:26pm Rich in Washington: (ours as in - our only one - not as in MINE)
	12:27pm Rich in Washington: Fair is probably the fairest assessment of Vancouver (WA) as a town.
	12:28pm Tony Coulter: You've got two now: Everybody's Music and 1709 Records. I found stuff in both places, tho it took a lot of work and looking in hidden corners.
	12:31pm Rich in Washington: The former has/had this annoying tendency to NOT price their records - the owner would sort of look at the records, look at the buyer, make up a price. I stopped shopping there because of that.
	12:33pm Tony Coulter: Now they have big boxes of records for $10 -- but you have to take them all. I didn't take them up on that. But they do have scads of $1 records, so....
	12:33pm Rich in Washington: The latter, I really like. You may have noticed that the bulk of their inventory was from the former Sonic Recollections. I really wish they'd get over their weird insistence of NOT having a new arrival bin. The owners are under the impression that regular visitors really love having to comb through the entire store to find new things.
	12:35pm Rich in Washington: I've discussed it with the owners and they kind of don't get it. I sort of blew my chance when one of them asked me point blank if I didn't visit because the shop stunk like candles really bad - apparently people had been complaining.
	12:35pm annie: i'm here, slightly late, but i'm here
	12:36pm Tony Coulter: @ Rich: They did have a new arrivals bin, so I guess they finally caved. I did wonder if many the records were from Sonic Recollections. They seemed oddly familiar.
	12:36pm Tony Coulter: Greets, Annie!
	12:36pm Rich in Washington: They bought him out. Many still have his pricetags on them.
	12:39pm Rich in Washington: So weird you played the Edwards, I had just two weeks ago been made aware of their work by my crazed DJ friend Chris Merrick, who used to be KBOO's Programming Director. He told me about them.
	12:42pm Tony Coulter: They're great, but many of the records have covers that are subtle enough in their oddity that one could take them as straight easy listening.
	12:44pm Webhamster Henry: Subtle? Two left hands is subtle? Hi Tony!
	12:45pm Tony Coulter: Not that cover, no! But some of their others.... Heya, Web Ham!!
	12:47pm Webhamster Henry: I just checked - it's two RIGHT hands, unless they flipped the negative!
	12:49pm Dean: In Paris is a good one: http://ring.cdandlp.com/platine/photo_grande/114326818.jpg
	12:51pm Tony Coulter: My favorite of their record titles is "Darlene Remembers Duke, Jonathan Plays Fats." Haven't heard that one, though....
	12:51pm Webhamster Henry: The late Jack Davis did Sing Along With: take a look a this Jack Davis LP cover gallery - it's so great! www.endlessgroove.com...
	12:53pm Rich in Washington: It's been great to see all the Jack Davis art posted recently. So many things I was unaware were by him.
	12:55pm Dean: Those Davis covers are marvelous. So many are so familiar.
	12:57pm Rich in Washington: there were a few he did that were outside of the style we are familiar with, some stuff he did for comic book advertisements when I was a kid, that I was unaware were by him. He was not only a really gifted caricaturist but also very versatile as an illustrator.
	12:57pm Jeff Golick: Chiming in to say hi, and also thanks for that Jack Davis link, @Web/Hen.
	12:58pm Tony Coulter: Greets, Jeff G!
	12:58pm V Priceless: Hey Tony!
	12:58pm JtotheK: good afternoon everyone.
	12:59pm Tony Coulter: Hey, VP!!
	1:01pm Ike: Yo ho ho!
	1:02pm Tony Coulter: .... and, Hula Hola Hello to JtotheK and Ike!
	🥁 1:03pm listener james from westwood: Always dug the detail Jack Davis lavished on his subjects' shoes. You could actually create shoes from his drawings. Soles (and holes), heels, stray shoelaces fluttering at the end of a mayhem-stricken leg. Typified his close work overall.
	1:03pm Dean: This summer I've been spinning a wonderful Paul Jacobs recital on a Nonesuch LP quite a bit, Plays Blues, Ballads & Rags. Features works by Bolcolm, Copland, and Rzewski.
	1:03pm Webhamster Henry: The Jack Davis-covered records would be a good thematic show for .. well maybe KBC.
	1:05pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Paul Jacobs was one of the greats. Was lucky enough to see him once.
	1:06pm Tony Coulter: ... playing Schoenberg, Ives and other stuff....
	1:06pm Dean: Indeed. Wish I'd had the chance. And Yuri Egorov. Too, too young.
	1:07pm geezerette: ooooh,pretty! crazy! pretty crazy!
	1:07pm Dean: And John Ogdon. Would have loved to have heard him perform Sorabji.
	1:07pm βrian: Bolcom Schmolcom. When I was in Ann Arbor, he seemed like a persistent ghost.
	1:09pm Dean: No doubt, βrian, but the rags are pretty touching, and the Blake songs are remarkable, too. The recitals with Joan Morris, for me, are hit/miss.
	1:09pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, geezerette!
	1:11pm Tony Coulter: Bolcom's "Black Host" is great too....
	1:13pm Tony Coulter: i.e., this thing: www.youtube.com...
	1:13pm geezerette: Yo HO HO Tony! and buccaneers!
	1:16pm βrian: "Too Quiet For Radio." What an homage.
	1:18pm βrian: Ça me donne des frissons !
	1:18pm Tony Coulter: Some stations have alarms go off if there's too long of an on-air silence. The end of that Crumb piece would set off such alarms.
	1:24pm Webhamster Henry: Of course Kenny G did kind of a silent show: wfmu.org...
	1:27pm Tony Coulter: What I've though about doing -- though talking about it now will make it harder to pull off -- is a show where I deliberately screw up segues & mic levels, stop tracks in the middle, and so on -- without ever admitting I mean to do it.
	1:28pm Dean: Intentional accidents. I know a lot about those. My kids demonstrate them almost daily.
	1:29pm βrian: Ces voix françaises ...
	1:29pm Dean: Nuts. Alan Broadbent is playing in town tomorrow night and it looks like I won't be going.
	1:30pm Rich in Washington: I think some stations have a device that triggers a computer playlist if there's long enough dead air.
	1:31pm Tony Coulter: Yeah, guess that would be a logical update of a simple internal alarm.
	1:32pm βrian: We call it pleine aire.
	1:33pm Rich in Washington: this is so weird. Link sounds really freak folk on this. I am unfamiliar with most of his post-intrumental hippy stuff.
	1:36pm βrian: Tony, I want to play those Alicejust tracks on a loop as I sleep, just above the threshold of hearing.
	1:36pm Tony Coulter: @ Rich: His first "hippy" album (the one I just played) is great. He has a unique singing voice for sure....
	1:37pm βrian: Any relation to Ivor Cutler, this Cook guy?
	1:37pm Rich in Washington: I guess he just had one lung.
	1:37pm Tony Coulter: @ βrian: Cook gal. No relation, no....
	1:39pm Tony Coulter: Though their keyboards could be cousins.
	1:39pm βrian: "Some have expressed a preference for the unrecorded demo..." Hee.
	1:41pm Carmichael: Heya Tony and listeners.
	1:41pm Tony Coulter: Hey ho, Carmichael!
	1:45pm geezerette: I like all this goofy solemnity.
	1:47pm geezerette: ...the human condition. :D great lyrics!
	1:50pm Tony Coulter: @ geezerette: Yes, Bing is indeed a great lyricist. And that's said as someone for whom lyrics are usually of distinctly secondary importance.
	1:50pm geezerette: :)
	1:54pm Dean: Back in the '80s a friend's father, in his 60s or 70s at the time, visited us at the record store where we worked. He spied ATV's Vibing Up the Senile Man in the rack, picked it up and walked to the register, where he told the clerk, "I'd like a dozen of these."
	1:54pm Tony Coulter: I guess he was a senile man .. who wanted to be vibed up?
	1:55pm Dean: He had eleven friends.
	1:55pm geezerette: haha, whoa! wonder who the lucky receipients were.
	1:56pm geezerette: that answers the question!
	1:57pm Dean: Alex Ferguson was supposed to play on the crappy record my buddies and I made back in '79. He was staying with Pete Landswick (Flip Side photographer) in town on the morning we recorded it. He didn't want to get out of bed (for us, at least).
	2:00pm Tony Coulter: Too bad he couldn't have recorded his part while lying in bed. Your record ain't so crappy, by the way. I likes it....
	2:01pm geezerette: Dean,who was Alex Ferguson? The only one offered by search engine was a footballer.
	2:01pm Dean: Thanks, Tony. The "while lying in bed" solution would have required, you know, editing.
	2:02pm Dean: Guitarist for early ATV. Shoulda spelled with two esses! Sorry.
	2:03pm V Priceless: whoa - cool Dolby cut...really dig that Bing & Bob stuff, too
	2:03pm geezerette: Thanks Dean. Also, what record?
	2:06pm V Priceless: hey Tony - any chance of some Nektar on the next prog show? I guess you heard, RIP Roye Albrighton..whoa..Visions of Angels!
	2:07pm Tony Coulter: @ V Priceless: Definitely. I've been meaning to get around to Nektar.
	2:07pm Dean: Long story short, geezerette, the first single in the Flip Side catalog, albeit not one they generally claim. Group was M (aka The Sound of M). https://www.discogs.com/M-Espionage-Baby/release/3851534 (Oops, guess we did it in '78!) The note is entirely untrue. All versions were in sleeves...unless Al at Flip Side generated another batch of them without notifying us.
	2:08pm Tony Coulter: This Daveid Allen track is a cover of a Genesis song from "Trespass."
	2:08pm V Priceless: this is decent Genesis trib...John Ford/Strawbs covers 'Carpet Crawlers'...
	2:09pm Dean: Holy moly! Controlled Bleeding is on that tribute album!
	2:09pm Tony Coulter: Yep!
	2:10pm Dean: Really, though, somebody should have covered "Twilight Alehouse" or "Happy the Man."
	2:12pm geezerette: Dean,do you still perform or play with other musicians for the pleasure of it?
	2:13pm Tony Coulter: Rabbitt (on now) was Trevor Rabin's pre-Yes group
	2:13pm Tony Coulter: ... in South Africa.
	2:15pm Dean: Nope, alas. I have friends who are, unlike me, "real musicians." I myself am a virtuoso on remote, but that's about it. Back then we'd do the usual ad hoc insta-band thing to play parties and such. M and its forerunner, The Twits, managed to play shows at LA punk venues.
	2:29pm geezerette: Dean,music is still in your life. If you were a "real" musician I think being a dad would be much more difficult. Sounds like you made some really good decisions.
	2:32pm geezerette: Most of my friends are artists of some kind and I've seen all sorts of scenarios play out. Plenty of chaos.
	2:35pm Dean: That's the best perspective, for sure, geezerette. Being a dad is a daily blast. Listening to music, too. Playing music for a living or even a committed hobby, OTOH... Besides, I knew I'd done my best when my son voluntarily purchased Zeke's "T-500" for his iPod.
	2:39pm geezerette: :D!
	2:48pm Tony Coulter: Disappointingly, my cat is only interested in music featuring bird sounds.
	2:48pm Dean: The most Roxy Music-ish of Ultravox!, perhaps.
	2:48pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Wuz just thinking that.
	2:52pm geezerette: Terrific show Tony. Thoroughly dug it!
	2:53pm V Priceless: thanks Tony!
	2:53pm βrian: Au revoir, frère Tony.
	2:54pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, everyone! See you next time!
	2:54pm JtotheK: thanks tony, enjoyed the show!
	2:55pm Tony Coulter: By the way, this brand new Outsider reish of "Terranaut" is the first legit reish. Good news, I say....
	2:56pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Tony! See you next week, barring any workplace interruptions, meteoric impacts, etc..
	2:57pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Tony!
	2:58pm JtotheK: @JeffG - I don't often get to chat on the board during your program, but i've been tuned in via archives -- enjoying your show, too!
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: Sayonara, everyone! Thanks for lending me your ears and eyeballs. I'll put 'em back in the right place, I promise.

Tony Coulter: Playlist from August 2, 2016

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August 2, 2016: Pretty Werewolf

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
The In-Theme	"The In-Theme"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Just Friends "Just Friends" by "The Kinks"	Percy	RE: Castle Music	1971	0:02:02 (Pop-up)
The Art Van Damme Quintet	Adios "Adios" by "The Art Van Damme Quintet"	Martini Time	Columbia	1955	0:04:41 (Pop-up)
Bernadette Carroll	Don't Hurt Me (1964)	V.A.: Kiss 'n' Tell	Ace	1993	0:07:11 (Pop-up)
Stereo Total	Violent Love "Violent Love" by "Stereo Total"	Baby Ouh!	Kill Rock Stars	2010	0:09:25 (Pop-up)
Jonathan & Darlene Edwards	Pretty Baby	Jonathan & Darlene Edwards	RCA Victor	1962	0:10:49 (Pop-up)
Conlon Nancarrow	Study No. 25 "Study No. 25" by "Conlon Nancarrow"	Player Piano 3: Studies 13–32, Vol. 2	MDG	2007	0:12:53 (Pop-up)
Stephen Malkmus	Pencil Rot "Pencil Rot" by "Stephen Malkmus"	Face the Truth	Matador	2005	0:18:56 (Pop-up)
Murphy Working Stiffs	Werewolf "Werewolf" by "Murphy Working Stiffs"	Metamurphosis	RE: Divine Agency	1988	0:23:01 (Pop-up)
The Flintstones	Way Outs "Way Outs" by "The Flintstones"	Modern Stone-Age Melodies: Original Songs from the Flintstones TV Show Soundtrack	Rhino	1994	0:25:17 (Pop-up)
The Hub	Stuck Note "Stuck Note" by "The Hub"	Boundary Layer	Tzadik	2008	0:25:58 (Pop-up)

Bene Gesserit	Aya Ko "Aya Ko" by "Bene Gesserit"	V.A.: 4 in 1 – Vol. 4 [forthcoming release]	Insane Music		0:40:33 (Pop-up)
Henry Cowell	Temptation of the Sea Soul By Monsters, from "Atlantis" (1926)	Dancing with Henry: New Discoveries in the Music of Henry Cowell	Mode	2001	0:41:57 (Pop-up)
J.A. Caesar	Hanadama – Kyojo Bushi	Jashumon	RE: Phoenix	1972	0:43:21 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	Never Argue with a German If You're Tired, or European Song	Bark	Grunt	1971	0:54:21 (Pop-up)
Raymond Listen	Sunday Theme of Petals	Licorice Root Orchestra	Shimmy Disc	1993	0:58:54 (Pop-up)
George Crumb	Music of the Starry Night, from "Music for a Summer Evening" (1974)	Ancient Voices of Children / Music for a Summer Evening	Elektra Nonesuch		1:00:27 (Pop-up)
Bene Gesserit	Mam Mamma "Mam Mamma" by "Bene Gesserit"	V.A.: 4 in 1 – Vol. 4 [forthcoming release]	Insane Music		1:07:56 (Pop-up)
Hélène Sage & Francis Gorgé	French Pan Pan Bis Bis	V.A.: Dry Lungs IV	Subterranean	1989	1:10:09 (Pop-up)

Alicejust	Je Ne Dis Pas "Je Ne Dis Pas" by "Alicejust"	V.A.: 4 in 1 – Vol. 4 [forthcoming release]	Insane Music		1:17:06 (Pop-up)
Robert Pollard	Join the Eagles "Join the Eagles" by "Robert Pollard"	Normal Happiness	Merge	2006	1:20:28 (Pop-up)
War	Don't Let No One Get You Down	Why Can't We Be Friends?	United Artists	1975	1:23:31 (Pop-up)
Alicejust	La Pluie Tombe "La Pluie Tombe" by "Alicejust"	V.A.: 4 in 1 – Vol. 4 [forthcoming release]	Insane Music		1:27:21 (Pop-up)
Link Wray	Ice People "Ice People" by "Link Wray"	Link Wray	Polydor	1971	1:31:42 (Pop-up)
Nicky Cook	Nicky Who Is "Nicky Who Is" by "Nicky Cook"	unreleased demo		2016	1:34:39 (Pop-up)
Micachu & the Shapes	Suffering "Suffering" by "Micachu & the Shapes"	Good Sad Happy Bad	Rough Trade	2015	1:42:10 (Pop-up)
Bing Selfish & Bob Hopeless	Imogen Incidentally	The Indefatigable Logic of Bing & Bob	El Frenzy	2015	1:45:43 (Pop-up)
The Chiffons	Foolish Little Girl (1962)	V.A.: Kiss 'n' Tell	Ace	1995	1:48:42 (Pop-up)
Alternative TV	Jane's Bath "Jane's Bath" by "Alternative TV"	Apollo	Overground	1999	1:50:49 (Pop-up)

Bing Selfish & Bob Hopeless	It's the Colours That Get Me Going	The Indefatigable Logic of Bing & Bob	El Frenzy	2015	1:59:04 (Pop-up)
Thomas Dolby	Airwaves "Airwaves" by "Thomas Dolby"	The Golden Age of Wireless	Harvest	1982	2:02:03 (Pop-up)
Daevid Allen & Solid Space	Visions of Angels	V.A.: Tribute to Genesis: The Fox Lies Down	Purple Pyramid	1998	2:05:32 (Pop-up)
Rabbitt	Lifeline "Lifeline" by "Rabbitt"	Boys Will Be Boys	Capricorn	1976	2:12:27 (Pop-up)
Deerhoof	Song of Sorn "Song of Sorn" by "Deerhoof"	Milk Man	Kill Rock Stars	2004	2:18:31 (Pop-up)
Jerry Hunt	Chimanzzi (Olun) "Chimanzzi (Olun)" by "Jerry Hunt"	Phalba	Tzadik	2004	2:20:57 (Pop-up)
The Wild Stares	Distant Light "Distant Light" by "The Wild Stares"	Land of Beauty: Los Angeles 1989	Ace of Hearts	1992	2:32:03 (Pop-up)

Bene Gesserit	Rest in Pieces "Rest in Pieces" by "Bene Gesserit"	V.A.: 4 in 1 – Vol. 4 [forthcoming release]	Insane Music		2:40:28 (Pop-up)
Ultravox	Hiroshima Mon Amour "Hiroshima Mon Amour" by "Ultravox"	Ha!-Ha!-Ha!	Island	1977	2:43:48 (Pop-up)
John Barry	The Party's Over "The Party's Over" by "John Barry"	The EMI Years, Vol.3: 1962–1964	Parlaphone	1995	2:49:04 (Pop-up)

Crystalaugur	Cosmic Journey "Cosmic Journey" by "Crystalaugur"	Terranaut	RE: Outsider	1975	2:53:40 (Pop-up)
The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				2:58:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm βrian: Canicular salutations. Woof!
	12:02pm Tony Coulter: A salute to your cans too, βrian!
	12:03pm Dean: Yes, we can!
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Dean!
	12:03pm Rich in Washington: I just realized I was on the wrong channel. <CLICK!>
	12:04pm Rich in Washington: No meetings in sight today. I might actually be able to listen to the whole show!
	12:04pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Richie Rich!
	12:05pm Rich in Washington: Greetings, Tony! Hello everybodeeez!
	🥁 12:05pm listener james from westwood: Good Tuesday, Tony and all!!
	12:06pm sfolk16: just what I need today! roll 'em out Tony!
	12:06pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Listener J ... and sfolk16 too!!
	12:07pm Tony Coulter: I'm rolling ....
	12:07pm Rich in Washington: This is like a real sedate Enoch Light and the White, I mean Light Brigade
	12:07pm Dean: Right out of Jacques Tati, this Van Damme. Les Vacances de Mr. Hulot is from '53, music by Alain Romain.
	12:08pm Rich in Washington: Art Van Damme, thank you ma'am.
	12:10pm βrian: As M. Hulot once said ...
	12:12pm Dean: Just love J&D Edwards!
	12:16pm Tony Coulter: Jonathan, Darlene & Conlon Edwards
	12:17pm Dean: Fourteen left hands
	12:18pm Tony Coulter: Ha!!
	12:25pm Tony Coulter: @ Rich: I went record shopping in your fair metropolis of Vancouver over the weekend. The fruit will eventually be served up on this show.
	12:26pm Rich in Washington: You went to our record store? How did you like it?
	12:26pm Rich in Washington: (ours as in - our only one - not as in MINE)
	12:27pm Rich in Washington: Fair is probably the fairest assessment of Vancouver (WA) as a town.
	12:28pm Tony Coulter: You've got two now: Everybody's Music and 1709 Records. I found stuff in both places, tho it took a lot of work and looking in hidden corners.
	12:31pm Rich in Washington: The former has/had this annoying tendency to NOT price their records - the owner would sort of look at the records, look at the buyer, make up a price. I stopped shopping there because of that.
	12:33pm Tony Coulter: Now they have big boxes of records for $10 -- but you have to take them all. I didn't take them up on that. But they do have scads of $1 records, so....
	12:33pm Rich in Washington: The latter, I really like. You may have noticed that the bulk of their inventory was from the former Sonic Recollections. I really wish they'd get over their weird insistence of NOT having a new arrival bin. The owners are under the impression that regular visitors really love having to comb through the entire store to find new things.
	12:35pm Rich in Washington: I've discussed it with the owners and they kind of don't get it. I sort of blew my chance when one of them asked me point blank if I didn't visit because the shop stunk like candles really bad - apparently people had been complaining.
	12:35pm annie: i'm here, slightly late, but i'm here
	12:36pm Tony Coulter: @ Rich: They did have a new arrivals bin, so I guess they finally caved. I did wonder if many the records were from Sonic Recollections. They seemed oddly familiar.
	12:36pm Tony Coulter: Greets, Annie!
	12:36pm Rich in Washington: They bought him out. Many still have his pricetags on them.
	12:39pm Rich in Washington: So weird you played the Edwards, I had just two weeks ago been made aware of their work by my crazed DJ friend Chris Merrick, who used to be KBOO's Programming Director. He told me about them.
	12:42pm Tony Coulter: They're great, but many of the records have covers that are subtle enough in their oddity that one could take them as straight easy listening.
	12:44pm Webhamster Henry: Subtle? Two left hands is subtle? Hi Tony!
	12:45pm Tony Coulter: Not that cover, no! But some of their others.... Heya, Web Ham!!
	12:47pm Webhamster Henry: I just checked - it's two RIGHT hands, unless they flipped the negative!
	12:49pm Dean: In Paris is a good one: http://ring.cdandlp.com/platine/photo_grande/114326818.jpg
	12:51pm Tony Coulter: My favorite of their record titles is "Darlene Remembers Duke, Jonathan Plays Fats." Haven't heard that one, though....
	12:51pm Webhamster Henry: The late Jack Davis did Sing Along With: take a look a this Jack Davis LP cover gallery - it's so great! www.endlessgroove.com...
	12:53pm Rich in Washington: It's been great to see all the Jack Davis art posted recently. So many things I was unaware were by him.
	12:55pm Dean: Those Davis covers are marvelous. So many are so familiar.
	12:57pm Rich in Washington: there were a few he did that were outside of the style we are familiar with, some stuff he did for comic book advertisements when I was a kid, that I was unaware were by him. He was not only a really gifted caricaturist but also very versatile as an illustrator.
	12:57pm Jeff Golick: Chiming in to say hi, and also thanks for that Jack Davis link, @Web/Hen.
	12:58pm Tony Coulter: Greets, Jeff G!
	12:58pm V Priceless: Hey Tony!
	12:58pm JtotheK: good afternoon everyone.
	12:59pm Tony Coulter: Hey, VP!!
	1:01pm Ike: Yo ho ho!
	1:02pm Tony Coulter: .... and, Hula Hola Hello to JtotheK and Ike!
	🥁 1:03pm listener james from westwood: Always dug the detail Jack Davis lavished on his subjects' shoes. You could actually create shoes from his drawings. Soles (and holes), heels, stray shoelaces fluttering at the end of a mayhem-stricken leg. Typified his close work overall.
	1:03pm Dean: This summer I've been spinning a wonderful Paul Jacobs recital on a Nonesuch LP quite a bit, Plays Blues, Ballads & Rags. Features works by Bolcolm, Copland, and Rzewski.
	1:03pm Webhamster Henry: The Jack Davis-covered records would be a good thematic show for .. well maybe KBC.
	1:05pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Paul Jacobs was one of the greats. Was lucky enough to see him once.
	1:06pm Tony Coulter: ... playing Schoenberg, Ives and other stuff....
	1:06pm Dean: Indeed. Wish I'd had the chance. And Yuri Egorov. Too, too young.
	1:07pm geezerette: ooooh,pretty! crazy! pretty crazy!
	1:07pm Dean: And John Ogdon. Would have loved to have heard him perform Sorabji.
	1:07pm βrian: Bolcom Schmolcom. When I was in Ann Arbor, he seemed like a persistent ghost.
	1:09pm Dean: No doubt, βrian, but the rags are pretty touching, and the Blake songs are remarkable, too. The recitals with Joan Morris, for me, are hit/miss.
	1:09pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, geezerette!
	1:11pm Tony Coulter: Bolcom's "Black Host" is great too....
	1:13pm Tony Coulter: i.e., this thing: www.youtube.com...
	1:13pm geezerette: Yo HO HO Tony! and buccaneers!
	1:16pm βrian: "Too Quiet For Radio." What an homage.
	1:18pm βrian: Ça me donne des frissons !
	1:18pm Tony Coulter: Some stations have alarms go off if there's too long of an on-air silence. The end of that Crumb piece would set off such alarms.
	1:24pm Webhamster Henry: Of course Kenny G did kind of a silent show: wfmu.org...
	1:27pm Tony Coulter: What I've though about doing -- though talking about it now will make it harder to pull off -- is a show where I deliberately screw up segues & mic levels, stop tracks in the middle, and so on -- without ever admitting I mean to do it.
	1:28pm Dean: Intentional accidents. I know a lot about those. My kids demonstrate them almost daily.
	1:29pm βrian: Ces voix françaises ...
	1:29pm Dean: Nuts. Alan Broadbent is playing in town tomorrow night and it looks like I won't be going.
	1:30pm Rich in Washington: I think some stations have a device that triggers a computer playlist if there's long enough dead air.
	1:31pm Tony Coulter: Yeah, guess that would be a logical update of a simple internal alarm.
	1:32pm βrian: We call it pleine aire.
	1:33pm Rich in Washington: this is so weird. Link sounds really freak folk on this. I am unfamiliar with most of his post-intrumental hippy stuff.
	1:36pm βrian: Tony, I want to play those Alicejust tracks on a loop as I sleep, just above the threshold of hearing.
	1:36pm Tony Coulter: @ Rich: His first "hippy" album (the one I just played) is great. He has a unique singing voice for sure....
	1:37pm βrian: Any relation to Ivor Cutler, this Cook guy?
	1:37pm Rich in Washington: I guess he just had one lung.
	1:37pm Tony Coulter: @ βrian: Cook gal. No relation, no....
	1:39pm Tony Coulter: Though their keyboards could be cousins.
	1:39pm βrian: "Some have expressed a preference for the unrecorded demo..." Hee.
	1:41pm Carmichael: Heya Tony and listeners.
	1:41pm Tony Coulter: Hey ho, Carmichael!
	1:45pm geezerette: I like all this goofy solemnity.
	1:47pm geezerette: ...the human condition. :D great lyrics!
	1:50pm Tony Coulter: @ geezerette: Yes, Bing is indeed a great lyricist. And that's said as someone for whom lyrics are usually of distinctly secondary importance.
	1:50pm geezerette: :)
	1:54pm Dean: Back in the '80s a friend's father, in his 60s or 70s at the time, visited us at the record store where we worked. He spied ATV's Vibing Up the Senile Man in the rack, picked it up and walked to the register, where he told the clerk, "I'd like a dozen of these."
	1:54pm Tony Coulter: I guess he was a senile man .. who wanted to be vibed up?
	1:55pm Dean: He had eleven friends.
	1:55pm geezerette: haha, whoa! wonder who the lucky receipients were.
	1:56pm geezerette: that answers the question!
	1:57pm Dean: Alex Ferguson was supposed to play on the crappy record my buddies and I made back in '79. He was staying with Pete Landswick (Flip Side photographer) in town on the morning we recorded it. He didn't want to get out of bed (for us, at least).
	2:00pm Tony Coulter: Too bad he couldn't have recorded his part while lying in bed. Your record ain't so crappy, by the way. I likes it....
	2:01pm geezerette: Dean,who was Alex Ferguson? The only one offered by search engine was a footballer.
	2:01pm Dean: Thanks, Tony. The "while lying in bed" solution would have required, you know, editing.
	2:02pm Dean: Guitarist for early ATV. Shoulda spelled with two esses! Sorry.
	2:03pm V Priceless: whoa - cool Dolby cut...really dig that Bing & Bob stuff, too
	2:03pm geezerette: Thanks Dean. Also, what record?
	2:06pm V Priceless: hey Tony - any chance of some Nektar on the next prog show? I guess you heard, RIP Roye Albrighton..whoa..Visions of Angels!
	2:07pm Tony Coulter: @ V Priceless: Definitely. I've been meaning to get around to Nektar.
	2:07pm Dean: Long story short, geezerette, the first single in the Flip Side catalog, albeit not one they generally claim. Group was M (aka The Sound of M). https://www.discogs.com/M-Espionage-Baby/release/3851534 (Oops, guess we did it in '78!) The note is entirely untrue. All versions were in sleeves...unless Al at Flip Side generated another batch of them without notifying us.
	2:08pm Tony Coulter: This Daveid Allen track is a cover of a Genesis song from "Trespass."
	2:08pm V Priceless: this is decent Genesis trib...John Ford/Strawbs covers 'Carpet Crawlers'...
	2:09pm Dean: Holy moly! Controlled Bleeding is on that tribute album!
	2:09pm Tony Coulter: Yep!
	2:10pm Dean: Really, though, somebody should have covered "Twilight Alehouse" or "Happy the Man."
	2:12pm geezerette: Dean,do you still perform or play with other musicians for the pleasure of it?
	2:13pm Tony Coulter: Rabbitt (on now) was Trevor Rabin's pre-Yes group
	2:13pm Tony Coulter: ... in South Africa.
	2:15pm Dean: Nope, alas. I have friends who are, unlike me, "real musicians." I myself am a virtuoso on remote, but that's about it. Back then we'd do the usual ad hoc insta-band thing to play parties and such. M and its forerunner, The Twits, managed to play shows at LA punk venues.
	2:29pm geezerette: Dean,music is still in your life. If you were a "real" musician I think being a dad would be much more difficult. Sounds like you made some really good decisions.
	2:32pm geezerette: Most of my friends are artists of some kind and I've seen all sorts of scenarios play out. Plenty of chaos.
	2:35pm Dean: That's the best perspective, for sure, geezerette. Being a dad is a daily blast. Listening to music, too. Playing music for a living or even a committed hobby, OTOH... Besides, I knew I'd done my best when my son voluntarily purchased Zeke's "T-500" for his iPod.
	2:39pm geezerette: :D!
	2:48pm Tony Coulter: Disappointingly, my cat is only interested in music featuring bird sounds.
	2:48pm Dean: The most Roxy Music-ish of Ultravox!, perhaps.
	2:48pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Wuz just thinking that.
	2:52pm geezerette: Terrific show Tony. Thoroughly dug it!
	2:53pm V Priceless: thanks Tony!
	2:53pm βrian: Au revoir, frère Tony.
	2:54pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, everyone! See you next time!
	2:54pm JtotheK: thanks tony, enjoyed the show!
	2:55pm Tony Coulter: By the way, this brand new Outsider reish of "Terranaut" is the first legit reish. Good news, I say....
	2:56pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Tony! See you next week, barring any workplace interruptions, meteoric impacts, etc..
	2:57pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Tony!
	2:58pm JtotheK: @JeffG - I don't often get to chat on the board during your program, but i've been tuned in via archives -- enjoying your show, too!
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: Sayonara, everyone! Thanks for lending me your ears and eyeballs. I'll put 'em back in the right place, I promise.

Tony Coulter: Playlist from August 2, 2016

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