WFMU: Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from October 15, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:03am fred: Good morning Bill. Zzzzzzero Hour can be anytime, I guess
	9:06am Brian in UK: Hello Bill & fred. Welcome to church and the second book.
	9:06am Bill Mac: Morning Fred. Yes indeedy, especially though the magic of the archives
	9:07am Bill Mac: Heyoh Brian! Either remove your hat or put on your veil
	9:07am V Priceless: hey there Bill!
	9:09am Bill Mac: Morning VP!
	9:11am Scraps deSelby: h'lo h'la
	9:11am Uncle Michael: Good morning. Bill!
	9:12am Uncle Michael: It's always Zzzzzzero Hour somewhere.
	9:12am Bill Mac: Gentlemanz! Good morning! Cubs...
	9:14am Uncle Michael: Not so much, last night.
	9:14am Brian in UK: Seems we are about to get a hurricane, well Ireland and Scotland. Desdimona or somesuch.
	9:15am Rich in NC: Good Sunday morning all, thanks for the heads up Bill
	9:16am Uncle Michael: Batton down, Brian. This Jonathan Heron is really good. Bill, you always expose me to stuff I should know, but don't.
	9:16am Bill Mac: Heard about that here yesterday. They never show weather trends that far northeast
	9:18am Uncle Michael: Dave doesn't get enough credit as a singer.
	9:19am Brian in UK: We must get your second hand weather or the cold stuff from Russia.
	9:20am Brian in UK: Uncle, agree with you, just that little bit of echo goes a long way.
	9:20am Bill Mac: @UM Sharing's part of the biz man. To be honest, I think most folks here (listeners included) know more about the material than I do. I find it and play it.
	9:22am Brian in UK: Bill, not having that, it takes so much more, Uncle will testify. Can I get a wetness, sorry witness.
	9:22am Uncle Michael: Bill, you and I are cut from the same cloth. I try not to pretend to know more than I do.
	9:23am Bill Mac: I cross that line sometimes - these guys keep me honest...
	9:24am Uncle Michael: Brian, I trust my taste. But my knowledge is, as they say, a foot deep and a mile wide. I could never pull off a genre show.
	9:24am Bill Mac: Hey Rich you out there?!
	9:24am Will: Bill -- Let it roll into "Don't step on the grass Sam"!
	9:25am Uncle Michael: So do I, Bill...so do I...
	9:26am Bill Mac: @Will Damn didn't see this. Never played Steppenwolf here
	9:26am Uncle Michael: This Stevie cover is so wrong, but so right.
	9:29am Rich in NC: Present Bill, enjoying the show, thanks
	9:29am Sem Chumbo: We could be heros, for just one day...lalalala. Hiya, Bill, Zzzzzzeroheads, et al. Late, had to get my 3 miles in.
	9:30am Rich in NC: Hey Uncle Michael
	9:31am Brian in UK: With this unseasonally warm weather (pre hurricane) looks like time for to take Spencer for a walk. The ubiquitous Finders Keepers.
	9:32am Sem Chumbo: Scorch stool? Aftermath of a particularly nuclear vindaloo?
	9:33am Uncle Michael: Hi, Rich.
	9:38am V Priceless: @Bill: did I mention there's a new EP due on Burning Shed from Colin Moulding and Terry Chambers, going by the name of TC
	9:38am Rich in NC: At the Yankees lost it was cool to see Verlander pitch 9 innings,
	9:39am Rich in NC: Although
	9:40am Bill Mac: @Uncle Mike Yeah I could not do a weekly genre show. a foot deep and a mile wide - that's a good one
	9:41am V Priceless: Woo! VDGG!
	9:41am Bill Mac: @VP I did see the Moulding Chambers collab - like to hear thta one. Is Andy doing any recording these days?
	9:42am Brian in UK: Go on then explain the title, someone.
	9:43am Sem Chumbo: Echoes of that riff in 21st Century Schizoid Man, hmmm.
	9:43am Bill Mac: @Sem I dig the implications of a scorch stool - I don't have any idea what it is however
	9:43am V Priceless: dunno - not up to date on AP. My bad.
	9:43am Brian in UK: Hot conkers, seasonal.
	9:47am Bill Mac: Hot conkers indeed!!!
	9:47am Sem Chumbo: re: Bill@9:43. "Marge watches the prison movie "A Kiss Before Frying" on Couch Potato Theater.) Priest: It's almost midnight. They'll be coming soon, Johnny. Coming to take you to the electric chair. Johnny Stabbo: I ain't afraid of old sparky, the hot seat, the kilowatt couch, the death davenport, the electric lap, the crook cooker, the scorch stool!"
	9:49am Bill Mac: Johnny Stabbo! I'm laughing out loud!
	9:50am V Priceless: Love this Overend record!!
	9:50am Bill Mac: I found this on youtube... great!
	9:50am melinda: hi all!
	9:51am Bill Mac: Melinder!!!
	9:54am fred: After wasting way too much time trying in vain to figure out the fees from my bank's site, I just gave up and signed up for swag for life. I'll see how it goes
	9:55am Bill Mac: Awesome Fred! They got a lot of nice stuff - maybe too much!
	9:57am V Priceless: nuts about this new Sparks too! Yay!
	9:59am Jeff Golick: Checking in from Massachusetts - huge thanks to Bill for keeping the Drummer stream fires burning all weekend long.
	10:00am Bill Mac: My pleasure Jeff! Check out the man this time next week!
	10:01am Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	10:05am Uncle Michael: The Guess Who is a top-ten band for me. Bill, get out of my brain.
	10:08am Uncle Michael: Mind you, they completely lost the plot with "Road Food" and never found it again.
	10:10am Bill Mac: It was a shame - I was a big fan of Kurt Winters playing.
	10:13am V Priceless: may I echo your sentiments of the late great Mr. Watts, Bill. A glam god if ever there was one.
	10:16am Bill Mac: Here here!
	10:23am Rich in NC: Cool cover
	10:26am Bill Mac: I suspect this whole comp is pretty good
	10:27am Uncle Michael: Heading out, Bill. I'm lobbying to have you on in the car.
	10:28am Bill Mac: Careful with that Mike, you might lose out on that movie you want to see...
	10:29am Sem Chumbo: Oh, oh, another flashback w/ this one. Damn the late '60's.
	10:29am Uncle Michael: I'm in my own movie. See ya!
	10:32am doctorjazz: Hey just made it, hi Bill all.
	10:36am doctorjazz: First heard this as the They Might Be Giants cover, this is a cool version.
	10:37am Sem Chumbo: Bongo fury going on in there.
	10:38am fred: Hey DrJazz, how are your dogs?
	10:38am doctorjazz: Crazy 60s stereo, wild on headphones
	10:41am Bill Mac: Hey DJ check out some of that late 50s early 60 Enoch Light stuff and older Command Performance label material. Lotsa color.
	10:44am doctorjazz: Hiya Fred. Out with Ozzie now, nice fall day in Central Joisey. Maxie, the puppy, is now with my younger daughter at college, see her on visits... (she's an energetic, willful lunatic... Happy to have her come, happy to see her go).
	10:47am Scraps: Yay! 154! Even though it's a great album, Pink Flag and Chairs Missing get many more plays. (I mean, all three are just awesome.) Good to hear.
	10:48am Bill Mac: Some of their new material isn't not bad either.
	10:50am Sem Chumbo: Mr. Waits took his talent courageous places, I think.
	10:50am Bill Mac: I wish he'd tour again.
	10:52am fred: "isn't not bad", that's a tough assessment
	10:53am doctorjazz: Love this Think of One, partial to tuba as bass.
	10:55am Bill Mac: Another happy accident due to FAT fingers or some degree of temporary flatlining... I'll take it... but for the record, I meant to say I really like a lot of Wire's new material
	10:55am coelacanth∅: hello Mr.Mac and relative Zzzzzzeros
	10:56am Bill Mac: CC in ze premises!
	11:00am fred: I want to see Deerhoof live again
	11:01am V Priceless: gotta score new 'bu!
	11:02am Bill Mac: New one out! Playing on Brians show 11/21
	11:02am V Priceless: yes!
	11:14am Brian in UK: Could be mid August today, that means the world and its partner of preference is out there. Oh the politically constipated (PC) ness of it all.
	11:17am Scraps: doctorjazz, I'm reminded when Henry Threadgill switched from bass and cello (when he led his Sextett) to two tubas (when he led his Very Very Circus). Very thick, deep, precise low down. (And both bands had two drummers.)
	11:18am Andrew Waterloo: Deerhoof live is amazing
	11:19am Bill Mac: A Dubbleyew!
	11:19am Scraps: Wait, Very Very Circus only had one drummer....
	11:20am Scraps: Scott MILLER!
	11:22am Brian in UK: Burn off the fog in London. Gor blimey guv'nor, it's a real pea souper tonight. We have toilets inside these days. Thanks.
	11:23am Bill Mac: Still gloomy and fuzzy here at the moment
	11:25am Scraps: Oh oh oh oh oh =Plants and Birds and Rocks and Things= : Most of the time, that's my #1 rock album of the Nineties.
	11:27am Brian in UK: Better live band than the Who in the late Sixties/Seventies?
	11:27am Sem Chumbo: Not yet a killing frost here as yet (abnormal), and I cannot count the number of 100% humidity mornings w/, as BiUK called them, pea-soupers. Then, a whipsaw mid-day w/ humidity dropping to mid-fifties. Sure, I live on the Atlantic Ocean, but the weather has been decidedly peculiar.
	11:28am Bill Mac: The sticker on the CD says featuring Jimmy Still Comes Around and Isaacs Law Take Me Down is the best song on the CD no contest...
	11:29am Doctorjazz: Great, fun set, Bill!
	11:29am Scraps: Thank you Bill Mac
	11:29am Bill Mac: Tanks pipples!
	11:30am Brian in UK: This song taught me how to spell Delta!!! Not that I had much need of it over here.
	11:35am Brian in UK: No seriously it was the river.
	11:36am melinda: Pea-souper, I like that.
	11:36am Scraps: (Jimmy Still Comes Around is my favorite. Or Aerodeliria. Or Idiot Son. Or even Spot the Setup. Isaac's Law?? Well, no.)
	11:37am Scraps: Interbabe Concern
	11:39am Rich in NC: I have to split, thanks much Bill, hope to hear you soon
	11:40am Doctorjazz: That Loud Family album seems to be collectable, fairly expensive on Amazon and Discogs...
	11:40am Bill Mac: Cool Rich, see you soon too!
	11:40am Brian in UK: Frankie Vaughan was a cabaret type singer in the late Fifties/Sixties. This was his most famous number if memory serves.
	11:43am Bill Mac: Great tune - it reminds of Frank Sinatra's version of Huckle Buck, but with way more pizazz...
	11:44am Brian in UK: Bill, I was doing a crossword the other day and the answer was Mississippi Burning. I used the Bobbie Gentry rhyme to spell it.
	11:46am Bill Mac: At least you have a system to get through those tasks
	11:46am Sem Chumbo: The word has a wonderful rhythm which helps to spell it, I have discovered.
	11:47am glenn: too bad the state is such a train wreck.
	11:48am Sem Chumbo: Another undisputed truth. Obrigado, Mr. Mac.
	11:49am Bill Mac: 2CD comp.... gotta do it, even though this is their crowning glory
	11:51am Sem Chumbo: And now the impeccable Shelly, singing Harry. Nice, very nice.
	11:52am Bill Mac: Love this tune, never knew Nilsson did the soundtrack, but his voice is all over it.
	11:54am Doctorjazz: Thanks Bill, enjoyed the show!
	11:54am Brian in UK: Bill, suppose it's too late for Barnacle Bill the Sailor by Bix Beiderbecke.
	11:55am Doctorjazz: A classic, BiUK
	11:56am V Priceless: Fab show, Bill! Thank you!
	11:56am Sem Chumbo: Thanks, Bill been back-to-back good times. Hear you again soon. Bye bye, Zzzzzzeroheads, catch you again sometime. Harry has 160 soundtrack credits. Amazing list: www.imdb.com...
	11:56am fred: Thanks Bill
	11:56am Brian in UK: Chris Hillman's bass playing on So You Want to be Rock 'n Roll Star is a joy.
	11:57am Brian in UK: Great show, Bill as ever.
	11:58am Bill Mac: Thanks you guys. @BiUK No Beiderbeke - I TRIED!!!
	12:01pm melinda: Thx bill!
	12:01pm Brian in UK: Eclection had a female singer who was male - Kerrilee Male. Have a great week everyone.
	12:02pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Bill

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from October 15, 2017

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October 15, 2017: Wishing Chair or Scorch Stool? Your Choice!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Southern Culture on the Skids	Dirt Track Date	Dirt Track Date			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Edith Piaf	Exodus "Exodus" by "Edith Piaf"	Chanson des Cinema	DRG		0:02:41 (Pop-up)
Trio Da Kali and Kronos Quartet	Kanimba	Ladilikan	Nonesuch	*	0:05:58 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Heron	The Other Path "The Other Path" by "Jonathan Heron"	Skylark	Wishing Chair	*	0:10:48 (Pop-up)
Love Sculpture	Summertime "Summertime" by "Love Sculpture"	Dave Edmunds Anthology	Rhino		0:16:47 (Pop-up)
Steppenwolf	Spiritual Fantasy "Spiritual Fantasy" by "Steppenwolf"	The Second	Dunhill		0:20:39 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	I Don't know Why "I Don't know Why" by "Rolling Stones"	Metamorphosis	ABKCO		0:25:23 (Pop-up)
Herman's Rocket	Indian Planete "Indian Planete" by "Herman's Rocket"	Jean-Pierre Massiera: Psychoses Discoïd (1976-1981)	Mucho Gusto		0:28:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			0:29:51 (Pop-up)
Dungen	Stadsvandringar "Stadsvandringar" by "Dungen"	Stadsvandringar	Astralwerks		0:36:59 (Pop-up)
van der Graf Generator	Killer "Killer" by "van der Graf Generator"	H to He Whom Am the Only One	Virgin		0:40:13 (Pop-up)
Overend Watts	She's Real Gone "She's Real Gone" by "Overend Watts"	I'm Real Gone			0:48:24 (Pop-up)
Sparks	I Wish You Were Fun "I Wish You Were Fun" by "Sparks"	Hippopatamus	BMG	*	0:52:40 (Pop-up)
Peggy March	Try to See it My Way "Try to See it My Way" by "Peggy March"	If You Loved me	Ace		0:56:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Guess Who	Seven Long Years "Seven Long Years" by "The Guess Who"	Shaking All Over	Sundazed		0:59:20 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:02:02 (Pop-up)
baby jesus	Knew It All "Knew It All" by "baby jesus"	Took Our Sons Away	Yippee Ku Yay	*	1:08:42 (Pop-up)
Big Star	Looking Forward "Looking Forward" by "Big Star"	Looking Forward: The Roots of Big Star	Omnivore	*	1:12:06 (Pop-up)
Ghost	Live With me "Live With me" by "Ghost"	Snuffbox Immanence	Drag City		1:15:31 (Pop-up)
Julie Driscoll Brian Auger & Trinity	I Am A Lonesome Hobe	Take What you Need UK Covers of Bob Dylan Songs 1964-69	Ace	*	1:19:48 (Pop-up)
Michel Delpech	Inventaire 66 "Inventaire 66" by "Michel Delpech"	Salut Les Copain			1:23:47 (Pop-up)
Mamas and the Papas	Somebody Groovy	If you can Believe Your Eyes and Ears	Sundazed		1:26:25 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:29:16 (Pop-up)
Mark Wirtz Orchestra & Chorus	Yeh Yeh	Night Comes Down	RPM	*	1:35:14 (Pop-up)
Mecki mark Men	Sweet Swede Girls "Sweet Swede Girls" by "Mecki mark Men"	Running in the Summer Night	Mellotron		1:38:21 (Pop-up)
Wire	Once is Enogh "Once is Enogh" by "Wire"	154	Restless Retro		1:42:00 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker	Pilgrim "Pilgrim" by "Scott Walker"	Bish Bosh	4AD		1:46:32 (Pop-up)
Tom Waits	Black Rider "Black Rider" by "Tom Waits"	Black Rider	Island		1:47:46 (Pop-up)
Think of One	Warap "Warap" by "Think of One"	Naft 2	Lowlands		1:51:02 (Pop-up)
Deerhoof	Kokoye "Kokoye" by "Deerhoof"	Mountian Moves	Joyful Noise	*	1:56:05 (Pop-up)
Pere Ubu	Howl "Howl" by "Pere Ubu"	20 years in a Montana Missile Silo	Cherry Red	*	1:59:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			2:02:15 (Pop-up)
The Masonics	No Desire for revenge	The Masonic Machine Turns You On	Vinyl japan		2:09:55 (Pop-up)
The Wackers	Eventually Even You Even Me	Shredder	Collectors Choice		2:12:28 (Pop-up)
The Raspberries	The Partys Over "The Partys Over" by "The Raspberries"	Pop Art Live	Omnivore	*	2:14:51 (Pop-up)
Loud Family	Take me Down "Take me Down" by "Loud Family"	Plants an Birds and Rocks n Things	Alias		2:19:19 (Pop-up)
Ariel Pink	Death Patrol "Death Patrol" by "Ariel Pink"	Dedicated to Bobby Jameson	Mexican Summer	*	2:22:58 (Pop-up)
The Who	Anyway, Anywho, AnyWhere "Anyway, Anywho, AnyWhere" by "The Who"	Making Time: Shel Talmy Production	Ace	*	2:26:13 (Pop-up)
Bobbie Gentry	Mississippi Delta "Mississippi Delta" by "Bobbie Gentry"	Chicasaw County Child	Shout Factory		2:28:54 (Pop-up)
Julie London	Go Slow "Go Slow" by "Julie London"	Rhapsodia	Capitol		2:31:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			2:33:09 (Pop-up)
Frankie Vaughan	Green Door "Green Door" by "Frankie Vaughan"	Joe meek: Portrait of a Genius	Castle		2:39:41 (Pop-up)
Sarah Webster Fabio	Sweet Songs "Sweet Songs" by "Sarah Webster Fabio"	Soul of a Nation	Soul Jazz	*	2:42:22 (Pop-up)
Undisputed Truth	Smiling Faces Sometimes	Nothing But the Truth	Kent	*	2:46:50 (Pop-up)
Shelly Duvall	He's large "He's large" by "Shelly Duvall"	Popeye Soundtrack	Varese Sarabande	*	2:50:20 (Pop-up)
Chris Hillman	Here She Comes Again	Bidin My Time	Rounder	*	2:54:19 (Pop-up)
Eclection	Please "Please" by "Eclection"	Milk of the Tree	Grapefruit	*	2:57:30 (Pop-up)
Tony Mason Cox	Goodbye "Goodbye" by "Tony Mason Cox"	I Must Sing	None		2:59:38 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am fred: Good morning Bill. Zzzzzzero Hour can be anytime, I guess
	9:06am Brian in UK: Hello Bill & fred. Welcome to church and the second book.
	9:06am Bill Mac: Morning Fred. Yes indeedy, especially though the magic of the archives
	9:07am Bill Mac: Heyoh Brian! Either remove your hat or put on your veil
	9:07am V Priceless: hey there Bill!
	9:09am Bill Mac: Morning VP!
	9:11am Scraps deSelby: h'lo h'la
	9:11am Uncle Michael: Good morning. Bill!
	9:12am Uncle Michael: It's always Zzzzzzero Hour somewhere.
	9:12am Bill Mac: Gentlemanz! Good morning! Cubs...
	9:14am Uncle Michael: Not so much, last night.
	9:14am Brian in UK: Seems we are about to get a hurricane, well Ireland and Scotland. Desdimona or somesuch.
	9:15am Rich in NC: Good Sunday morning all, thanks for the heads up Bill
	9:16am Uncle Michael: Batton down, Brian. This Jonathan Heron is really good. Bill, you always expose me to stuff I should know, but don't.
	9:16am Bill Mac: Heard about that here yesterday. They never show weather trends that far northeast
	9:18am Uncle Michael: Dave doesn't get enough credit as a singer.
	9:19am Brian in UK: We must get your second hand weather or the cold stuff from Russia.
	9:20am Brian in UK: Uncle, agree with you, just that little bit of echo goes a long way.
	9:20am Bill Mac: @UM Sharing's part of the biz man. To be honest, I think most folks here (listeners included) know more about the material than I do. I find it and play it.
	9:22am Brian in UK: Bill, not having that, it takes so much more, Uncle will testify. Can I get a wetness, sorry witness.
	9:22am Uncle Michael: Bill, you and I are cut from the same cloth. I try not to pretend to know more than I do.
	9:23am Bill Mac: I cross that line sometimes - these guys keep me honest...
	9:24am Uncle Michael: Brian, I trust my taste. But my knowledge is, as they say, a foot deep and a mile wide. I could never pull off a genre show.
	9:24am Bill Mac: Hey Rich you out there?!
	9:24am Will: Bill -- Let it roll into "Don't step on the grass Sam"!
	9:25am Uncle Michael: So do I, Bill...so do I...
	9:26am Bill Mac: @Will Damn didn't see this. Never played Steppenwolf here
	9:26am Uncle Michael: This Stevie cover is so wrong, but so right.
	9:29am Rich in NC: Present Bill, enjoying the show, thanks
	9:29am Sem Chumbo: We could be heros, for just one day...lalalala. Hiya, Bill, Zzzzzzeroheads, et al. Late, had to get my 3 miles in.
	9:30am Rich in NC: Hey Uncle Michael
	9:31am Brian in UK: With this unseasonally warm weather (pre hurricane) looks like time for to take Spencer for a walk. The ubiquitous Finders Keepers.
	9:32am Sem Chumbo: Scorch stool? Aftermath of a particularly nuclear vindaloo?
	9:33am Uncle Michael: Hi, Rich.
	9:38am V Priceless: @Bill: did I mention there's a new EP due on Burning Shed from Colin Moulding and Terry Chambers, going by the name of TC
	9:38am Rich in NC: At the Yankees lost it was cool to see Verlander pitch 9 innings,
	9:39am Rich in NC: Although
	9:40am Bill Mac: @Uncle Mike Yeah I could not do a weekly genre show. a foot deep and a mile wide - that's a good one
	9:41am V Priceless: Woo! VDGG!
	9:41am Bill Mac: @VP I did see the Moulding Chambers collab - like to hear thta one. Is Andy doing any recording these days?
	9:42am Brian in UK: Go on then explain the title, someone.
	9:43am Sem Chumbo: Echoes of that riff in 21st Century Schizoid Man, hmmm.
	9:43am Bill Mac: @Sem I dig the implications of a scorch stool - I don't have any idea what it is however
	9:43am V Priceless: dunno - not up to date on AP. My bad.
	9:43am Brian in UK: Hot conkers, seasonal.
	9:47am Bill Mac: Hot conkers indeed!!!
	9:47am Sem Chumbo: re: Bill@9:43. "Marge watches the prison movie "A Kiss Before Frying" on Couch Potato Theater.) Priest: It's almost midnight. They'll be coming soon, Johnny. Coming to take you to the electric chair. Johnny Stabbo: I ain't afraid of old sparky, the hot seat, the kilowatt couch, the death davenport, the electric lap, the crook cooker, the scorch stool!"
	9:49am Bill Mac: Johnny Stabbo! I'm laughing out loud!
	9:50am V Priceless: Love this Overend record!!
	9:50am Bill Mac: I found this on youtube... great!
	9:50am melinda: hi all!
	9:51am Bill Mac: Melinder!!!
	9:54am fred: After wasting way too much time trying in vain to figure out the fees from my bank's site, I just gave up and signed up for swag for life. I'll see how it goes
	9:55am Bill Mac: Awesome Fred! They got a lot of nice stuff - maybe too much!
	9:57am V Priceless: nuts about this new Sparks too! Yay!
	9:59am Jeff Golick: Checking in from Massachusetts - huge thanks to Bill for keeping the Drummer stream fires burning all weekend long.
	10:00am Bill Mac: My pleasure Jeff! Check out the man this time next week!
	10:01am Uncle Michael: Jeff!
	10:05am Uncle Michael: The Guess Who is a top-ten band for me. Bill, get out of my brain.
	10:08am Uncle Michael: Mind you, they completely lost the plot with "Road Food" and never found it again.
	10:10am Bill Mac: It was a shame - I was a big fan of Kurt Winters playing.
	10:13am V Priceless: may I echo your sentiments of the late great Mr. Watts, Bill. A glam god if ever there was one.
	10:16am Bill Mac: Here here!
	10:23am Rich in NC: Cool cover
	10:26am Bill Mac: I suspect this whole comp is pretty good
	10:27am Uncle Michael: Heading out, Bill. I'm lobbying to have you on in the car.
	10:28am Bill Mac: Careful with that Mike, you might lose out on that movie you want to see...
	10:29am Sem Chumbo: Oh, oh, another flashback w/ this one. Damn the late '60's.
	10:29am Uncle Michael: I'm in my own movie. See ya!
	10:32am doctorjazz: Hey just made it, hi Bill all.
	10:36am doctorjazz: First heard this as the They Might Be Giants cover, this is a cool version.
	10:37am Sem Chumbo: Bongo fury going on in there.
	10:38am fred: Hey DrJazz, how are your dogs?
	10:38am doctorjazz: Crazy 60s stereo, wild on headphones
	10:41am Bill Mac: Hey DJ check out some of that late 50s early 60 Enoch Light stuff and older Command Performance label material. Lotsa color.
	10:44am doctorjazz: Hiya Fred. Out with Ozzie now, nice fall day in Central Joisey. Maxie, the puppy, is now with my younger daughter at college, see her on visits... (she's an energetic, willful lunatic... Happy to have her come, happy to see her go).
	10:47am Scraps: Yay! 154! Even though it's a great album, Pink Flag and Chairs Missing get many more plays. (I mean, all three are just awesome.) Good to hear.
	10:48am Bill Mac: Some of their new material isn't not bad either.
	10:50am Sem Chumbo: Mr. Waits took his talent courageous places, I think.
	10:50am Bill Mac: I wish he'd tour again.
	10:52am fred: "isn't not bad", that's a tough assessment
	10:53am doctorjazz: Love this Think of One, partial to tuba as bass.
	10:55am Bill Mac: Another happy accident due to FAT fingers or some degree of temporary flatlining... I'll take it... but for the record, I meant to say I really like a lot of Wire's new material
	10:55am coelacanth∅: hello Mr.Mac and relative Zzzzzzeros
	10:56am Bill Mac: CC in ze premises!
	11:00am fred: I want to see Deerhoof live again
	11:01am V Priceless: gotta score new 'bu!
	11:02am Bill Mac: New one out! Playing on Brians show 11/21
	11:02am V Priceless: yes!
	11:14am Brian in UK: Could be mid August today, that means the world and its partner of preference is out there. Oh the politically constipated (PC) ness of it all.
	11:17am Scraps: doctorjazz, I'm reminded when Henry Threadgill switched from bass and cello (when he led his Sextett) to two tubas (when he led his Very Very Circus). Very thick, deep, precise low down. (And both bands had two drummers.)
	11:18am Andrew Waterloo: Deerhoof live is amazing
	11:19am Bill Mac: A Dubbleyew!
	11:19am Scraps: Wait, Very Very Circus only had one drummer....
	11:20am Scraps: Scott MILLER!
	11:22am Brian in UK: Burn off the fog in London. Gor blimey guv'nor, it's a real pea souper tonight. We have toilets inside these days. Thanks.
	11:23am Bill Mac: Still gloomy and fuzzy here at the moment
	11:25am Scraps: Oh oh oh oh oh =Plants and Birds and Rocks and Things= : Most of the time, that's my #1 rock album of the Nineties.
	11:27am Brian in UK: Better live band than the Who in the late Sixties/Seventies?
	11:27am Sem Chumbo: Not yet a killing frost here as yet (abnormal), and I cannot count the number of 100% humidity mornings w/, as BiUK called them, pea-soupers. Then, a whipsaw mid-day w/ humidity dropping to mid-fifties. Sure, I live on the Atlantic Ocean, but the weather has been decidedly peculiar.
	11:28am Bill Mac: The sticker on the CD says featuring Jimmy Still Comes Around and Isaacs Law Take Me Down is the best song on the CD no contest...
	11:29am Doctorjazz: Great, fun set, Bill!
	11:29am Scraps: Thank you Bill Mac
	11:29am Bill Mac: Tanks pipples!
	11:30am Brian in UK: This song taught me how to spell Delta!!! Not that I had much need of it over here.
	11:35am Brian in UK: No seriously it was the river.
	11:36am melinda: Pea-souper, I like that.
	11:36am Scraps: (Jimmy Still Comes Around is my favorite. Or Aerodeliria. Or Idiot Son. Or even Spot the Setup. Isaac's Law?? Well, no.)
	11:37am Scraps: Interbabe Concern
	11:39am Rich in NC: I have to split, thanks much Bill, hope to hear you soon
	11:40am Doctorjazz: That Loud Family album seems to be collectable, fairly expensive on Amazon and Discogs...
	11:40am Bill Mac: Cool Rich, see you soon too!
	11:40am Brian in UK: Frankie Vaughan was a cabaret type singer in the late Fifties/Sixties. This was his most famous number if memory serves.
	11:43am Bill Mac: Great tune - it reminds of Frank Sinatra's version of Huckle Buck, but with way more pizazz...
	11:44am Brian in UK: Bill, I was doing a crossword the other day and the answer was Mississippi Burning. I used the Bobbie Gentry rhyme to spell it.
	11:46am Bill Mac: At least you have a system to get through those tasks
	11:46am Sem Chumbo: The word has a wonderful rhythm which helps to spell it, I have discovered.
	11:47am glenn: too bad the state is such a train wreck.
	11:48am Sem Chumbo: Another undisputed truth. Obrigado, Mr. Mac.
	11:49am Bill Mac: 2CD comp.... gotta do it, even though this is their crowning glory
	11:51am Sem Chumbo: And now the impeccable Shelly, singing Harry. Nice, very nice.
	11:52am Bill Mac: Love this tune, never knew Nilsson did the soundtrack, but his voice is all over it.
	11:54am Doctorjazz: Thanks Bill, enjoyed the show!
	11:54am Brian in UK: Bill, suppose it's too late for Barnacle Bill the Sailor by Bix Beiderbecke.
	11:55am Doctorjazz: A classic, BiUK
	11:56am V Priceless: Fab show, Bill! Thank you!
	11:56am Sem Chumbo: Thanks, Bill been back-to-back good times. Hear you again soon. Bye bye, Zzzzzzeroheads, catch you again sometime. Harry has 160 soundtrack credits. Amazing list: www.imdb.com...
	11:56am fred: Thanks Bill
	11:56am Brian in UK: Chris Hillman's bass playing on So You Want to be Rock 'n Roll Star is a joy.
	11:57am Brian in UK: Great show, Bill as ever.
	11:58am Bill Mac: Thanks you guys. @BiUK No Beiderbeke - I TRIED!!!
	12:01pm melinda: Thx bill!
	12:01pm Brian in UK: Eclection had a female singer who was male - Kerrilee Male. Have a great week everyone.
	12:02pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Bill

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from October 15, 2017

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