WFMU: Medium Cool with Eric Kilkenny: Playlist from February 27, 2019

Listener comments!
	3:59pm worldsworstrecords: Am I early?
	4:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Wow, Geert Chatrou!
	4:00pm worldsworstrecords: The Undertones!
	4:00pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hello all!
	4:01pm Martinibomb: I think it's playin the stream not my show yet...
	4:01pm worldsworstrecords: Something ain't right...
	4:02pm Martinibomb: I put a wfmu ID at the front of mine
	4:02pm Jan Turkenburg: That's what I thought. Doesn't sound like the Geert Chatrou I know...
	4:02pm Martinibomb: there it is! now it's my show
	4:02pm Rich in Washington: HeyYUP!
	4:02pm worldsworstrecords: This sounds like it
	4:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Yay! Here we go! :-)
	4:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Ah, that's Geert!
	4:02pm Rich in Washington: That was a cool ID!
	4:02pm Martinibomb: yah this is some Geert. This track rules
	4:03pm Martinibomb: oh it's starting over?
	4:03pm worldsworstrecords: Are we starting again?
	4:03pm worldsworstrecords: I'm very confused!
	4:03pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Deja vu!
	4:04pm Martinibomb: i love that bicycle bell
	4:04pm Mr Fab: I'm confused too, Looking into it!
	4:04pm Jan Turkenburg: oh no... keeping my fingers crossed...
	4:04pm Rich in Washington: HeyYUP!
	4:04pm Mr Fab: is this your show starting, M-bomb?
	4:04pm Rich in Washington: That was a cool ID!
	4:04pm Martinibomb: yeah this is my show
	4:05pm Martinibomb: seems like it's playing fine now
	4:05pm Mr Fab: ok, phew! that was an ID Otis made
	4:05pm Martinibomb: @Rich look in the google drive folder Otis put a bunch of IDs in there
	4:07pm DJ GeorgyGirl: You're very welcome! :-)
	4:08pm worldsworstrecords: Bless you for the shout out!
	4:08pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I left you some biscuits and made you a cuppa ;-)
	4:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Where's that Geert C. track from MB. I've got two of his CD's but none of 'm has this track..
	4:10pm Jan Turkenburg: Ah, just found out: Chatrobadour!
	4:10pm DJ GeorgyGirl: YES!!!! :-)
	4:10pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I AM LOVING THIS TRACK!!! :-D
	4:10pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Sorry ... got over excited there ..
	4:11pm Martinibomb: @GG how did you know what I was drinking/eating right now lol
	4:11pm Linda Lee: nice arrangement!
	4:11pm Martinibomb: yes! its awesome! I love it too
	4:11pm Martinibomb: Brian Auger is just the best
	4:11pm worldsworstrecords: They were a funky couple
	4:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I had to give up wheat and I miss biscuits so much
	4:13pm Martinibomb: I've always had funky stomach problems gave up wheat 10 years ago but then got scoped and they said that wasn't the issue so I'm back on the biscuits for now
	4:13pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My God that was a flawless segue. :-)
	4:14pm Martinibomb: yeh thought those two tracks worked well together. that's what I find interesting about DJn.. things you put next to each other like salt n peppa shaker and calling them a wedding couple
	4:15pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I have maybe three albums that I can listen to all the way through without jumping up and putting on another record because my brain does the DJ thing. lol. "OH!!! You know what would sound really good after this, right???" Ha!
	4:16pm Linda Lee: that's where the art is. can't quite feel compelled by AI here, spotify etc. i want to hear the trip!
	4:16pm Martinibomb: exactly!! my brain does it with everything tho
	4:17pm Jan Turkenburg: it's a gift! :-)
	4:17pm Linda Lee: it is.
	4:17pm Martinibomb: @LL totally agree! I mostly work as a visual artist so it's a super handy skill
	4:18pm Linda Lee: sure!
	4:18pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Spotify pisses me off because every time you close it, it wipes the history. How am I supposed to remember the sequence of records??? Just ... urghhhhhhh.
	4:19pm Martinibomb: I don't like spotify because I feel like I'm at the same record store as everybody else and I want to visit far out places hahah
	4:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Yes!!! Exactly!!!! :-)
	4:19pm Linda Lee: i fell in love as a small child. early 60s. & have always seen radio as a personal journey we're invited to take part in. it feels like an immediate friendship. what's befriended with spotify?
	4:20pm Jan Turkenburg: I think Spotify is like the other media, it's the way you use it.
	4:20pm Linda Lee: it wipes out your history? that's shitty!
	4:20pm Mr Fab: My brain sometimes automatically makes mashup ideas, even tho I haven't made any n ages.
	4:20pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Genuinely - my first ever memory is of the radio. Long love affair ;-)
	4:21pm Mr Fab: Lynn Rockwell - the (alleged) one-man band!
	4:21pm Otis Fodder: Hi MB. Missed the first 20 and Brian & Julie (nice!). Hello all!
	4:21pm Linda Lee: do you remember the first artist you could recognize as a favorite?
	4:21pm Martinibomb: Ya know what people actually use those amazon devices to listen to to local radio more than spotify so I think most people agree
	4:22pm Jan Turkenburg: Spotify isn't supposed to wipe out history. Overhere it doesn't....
	4:22pm Martinibomb: @Fab yeah I was searching your blog for one man bands for inspiration for that medium cool piano bar I'm workin on ;-)
	4:22pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The first record I ever remember in its entirety is my favourite record :-) "Itchycoo Park" The Small Faces. I was 3 when that came out :-)
	4:22pm Linda Lee: oh fabulous! :-)
	4:23pm Jan Turkenburg: With me that's "No Milk Today"
	4:23pm Linda Lee: i remember the car radio before our home radio. nat king cole was a favorite before i could speak!
	4:23pm Martinibomb: The first record I ever remember listening to was a 60s comp my parents had which had I wanna hold your hand and Doo Wah Diddy
	4:24pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I have a Manfred Mann story this Friday ;-)
	4:24pm Linda Lee: that was the first single i asked for & owned! I wanna Hold Your Hand! bright gold & orange spiral design on the 45.
	4:25pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes LL, listening to radio in the car! No Milk Today, Penny Lane, Haha said the clown, "Grozer djeck" ;)
	4:26pm Linda Lee: 'Grozer djeck' ..?
	4:27pm Jan Turkenburg: 'Greadens clearotter rebible!" lol
	4:27pm Otis Fodder: Groovin' here to Persuasions.
	4:27pm Martinibomb: I think Monster Mash was the first single I ever bought
	4:27pm Linda Lee: Tell me more about Friday, GG! Are you on air again?
	4:27pm Rich in Washington: I don't know what it is - age related techo-ineptitude - what? But I can't make Spotify work. I mean literally just work. It's weird. And I don't know if I want it to. I listen to almost 90% real DJ'd radio in one form or another.
	4:28pm Jan Turkenburg: Teenager Soap Opera (I'm Dutch and pronounced what I thought they were singing)
	4:28pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Out of breath. I just ran out to go put my pjs on, and then did the thing where I got my foot caught and nearly went arse over tit. Oops. Never dance when putting on pjs.
	4:28pm Mr Fab: i remember really being struck by "Uncle Albert Admiral Halsey" over a PA as a child, not out of a tinny AM radio. Just magical.
	4:28pm Rich in Washington: I think Wild Thing by The Troggs was the first 7" record I bought myself.
	4:29pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I am indeed LL! The Flange & Frigate Show :-) Just before the lovely Otis :-)
	4:29pm Mr Fab: Linda, Georgy rocks your world with '60s psych/garage sounds every Friday on "The Flange and Frigate."
	4:29pm Martinibomb: Oh I was obsessed with the Greatest American Hero theme I remember I got that on 45 and played it till it bled
	4:29pm Linda Lee: fantastic! glad you're not hurt, as well!
	4:29pm Rich in Washington: The first NEW 7" record I ever bought (maybe other than those Scholastic records you'd buy through school) was The Residents Satisfaction. I didn't even know what the Residents sounded like. I just blindly mail ordered it because it sounded cool in writing.
	4:30pm DJ GeorgyGirl: h now. First record ever bought ... single was Procol Harum "Pandora's Box". Album was ... Wings "Venus and Mars". But my mum gave me a copy of Herb Alpert's Greatest Hits when I was 4 which she won on the radio. Little did she know ;-)
	4:30pm Martinibomb: @Rich daaaamn! What was that like hearing them as a kid??
	4:31pm Jan Turkenburg: Keith West - Excerpt from a Teenage Opera, I meant of course. But a lot of music from 1967, when I was three, still has something magical for me.
	4:31pm Linda Lee: Herb Alpert was absolutely everywhere for a while there.
	4:31pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I just read that Rich!!! HA!!! Excellent :-)
	4:31pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Blimey Jan - we're the same age :-)
	4:32pm Jan Turkenburg: yes GG, explains a lot of our common taste, I suppose
	4:32pm Rich in Washington: It was incredibly mindblowing for me. I didn't immediately like it, but was sort of horrified by how weird it was and then I was hooked. It also made me realize that I have really peculiar music tastes which my friends did not understand at all.
	4:33pm Martinibomb: I loved Herb Alpert too.. the lady from Whipped Cream lives close to Portland area
	4:33pm Rich in Washington: The B-side of that record sounded like a demented children's record from another planet. I just couldn't believe it was real.
	4:33pm Otis Fodder: First record I bought with my own money (mowing lawns to flyering cars) was Bowie's Let's Dance on 7" at 14. Remember that well going to the record shop in San Diego. Before that it's a blur with parents helping to buy or gifts or whatnot... but def in the late 70s I wanted very Blondie, ELO, Led Zep, and Moodies release +++. Kids records from Banana Splits to Roosevelt Franklin were before thanks to my cool parents.
	4:34pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Roosevelt Franklin. That must have been sampled :-)
	4:35pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @MB - the Whipped Cream lady is still alive? That's so cool :-)
	4:35pm Linda Lee: i know that outcast feeling, Rich. my junior high buddies were real deep into Bowie & i loved Bessie Smith :-D
	4:35pm Martinibomb: yeh it's somewhat of a blur to me before 12/13 but I remember getting records at Bi-Mart in Roseburg Oregon as a child like that monster mash and Spider-man vs Draco
	4:35pm Otis Fodder: Many times. Still have the Roosevelt hand puppet my aunt gave me at like age 5. Ha!
	4:35pm Linda Lee: is this Riddle track truly called 'your zowie face'?
	4:36pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Like Thrillsville, man! You and your zowie face! ;-)
	4:36pm Martinibomb: yeah it's from the our man flint soundtrack which i stole from my dad
	4:37pm Martinibomb: the one cool record I found in his collection
	4:37pm Linda Lee: wow. :-D
	4:40pm Mr Fab: I hope to one day visit The Enchanted Forest, that's just so cool.
	4:41pm Martinibomb: @Fab I wanna go with you if you do! It's only open from May-September
	4:41pm Rich in Washington: A lot of my earliest 'album' buying experiences were the $5.99 bin at Musicland (later subsumed by Sam Goody), but on cassette, because I didn't own a record player until my sister gave me her old one when I was probably 15 or so.
	4:41pm Linda Lee: here's what i'm wondering about: since our first conscious sense is hearing, does music touch us more deeply than other media? apparently we're hearing and responding to sound vibrations in utero.
	4:42pm Martinibomb: @Rich yeah same here Musicland in the mall hahah
	4:42pm Otis Fodder: MB - Thanks again for the word on the Enchanted Forest LP. It's a gem!!
	4:42pm MrCrispy: Enchanted Forest is almost hard to believe it's real
	4:43pm Rich in Washington: I too would love to visit the Enchanted Forest. The only time I ever went - I think I told this before - was hopping the fence while the place was closed for renovations in the late 90s.
	4:43pm Martinibomb: @LL I just saw a study that shows even if you get dementia you still remember music. I think it's part of the brain where language is
	4:43pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Linda Lee - there's beena an article doing the rounds on facebook where studies suggest that sound and music are things that never leave us even in cases id dementia or such. So ... I think so. :-)
	4:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @MB - snap!!! You posted it but then I saw a bunch of people posting it too. :-)
	4:44pm Martinibomb: As far as I'm aware it's the only theme park with it's own original music and pays no royalties to anyone plus his daughter made all the music.. just crazy. She later went to University of Oregon and got a degree in music
	4:44pm Linda Lee: i've seen that story too ~ along with a new study concerning the 'hearing' of plants! specifically flowers. they 'hear' an insect buzzing & sweeten their nectar production in response!
	4:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It seems to have captured everyone's imagination today :-)
	4:44pm Rich in Washington: You may be onto something, Linda Lee. I don't know anything else that moves me or affects me like music.
	4:45pm Jan Turkenburg: There's a Dutch neuropsychologist Eric Scherder, who published a lot about that, who confirms that
	4:45pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Ok ..... I have synasthesia (my spelling is shit) ... and I'm wondering if any of you do too?
	4:45pm Martinibomb: I like music because it's inexplicable to me why i like it. Love that mystery.
	4:45pm Jan Turkenburg: Willeke and I used to play live music for demented elderly. The sheer wonders we saw happening!
	4:46pm Martinibomb: Theres a kickstarter for Mort Garson documentary just starting up
	4:46pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That's amazing, Jan - that must have been so fulfilling to see :-)
	4:46pm Linda Lee: a response to sound vibrations seems encoded. remind me again GG ~ synasthesia is visual experience of sound?
	4:47pm Jan Turkenburg: We often heard from the nurses that there were people singing along with us that hadn't spoken for months.
	4:47pm Linda Lee: that is beautiful, Jan! i can imagine!
	4:47pm Linda Lee: that is just fantastic.
	4:47pm Martinibomb: @Jan that's so awesome!!
	4:48pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Depends LL - there are different types of syna-thingammy (I seriously can't spell!). I taste sound and colours.
	4:49pm Jan Turkenburg: For babies all senses are interconnected. They're slowly disconnected, in the first years of childhood, but for some reason with 20 t0 30 % of the people that doesn't happen.
	4:50pm Jan Turkenburg: or doesn''t happen completely
	4:50pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That ID just scared the shit out of me. LOL!
	4:51pm Martinibomb: I've read that the first two years for babies kinda lock on music in the way they do language and thats when they can develop that perfect pitch ear.
	4:51pm Jan Turkenburg: there are factors of influence however
	4:51pm Martinibomb: @GG haha yeah!! Lol
	4:52pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Jan - I didn't know that! I guess that's why babies act like they're on acid. In a good way. :-) Like they're REALLY into everything without filters etc :-)
	4:52pm Mr Fab: I have a slight case of synasthesia, which i think is why ive always preferred strange and unusual music - its more colorful. Too much normal music is like drabs shades of beige everywhere.
	4:52pm Jan Turkenburg: People with perfect pitch ears, always have some form of synesthesia to begin with
	4:52pm Linda Lee: wow. that sounds lovely, actually, GG.
	4:54pm Jan Turkenburg: Mr Fab. can you also literally get sick from boring music?
	4:54pm DJ GeorgyGirl: 99.9% of the time it's really cool - but sometimes I hear things that make me want to throw up. Literally. Or colours that make me gag. :-)
	4:54pm Jan Turkenburg: That's what I meant Georgy
	4:54pm Martinibomb: Hmm I've always had an ear for strange sounds too.. I wonder? I think it worried my parents a little
	4:55pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I totally get that, Mr. Fab. That sense of "something extra" to certain sounds :-)
	4:55pm Mr Fab: Interesting question Jan, i have to give that some real thought!
	4:55pm Linda Lee: ah. definitely a down side.
	4:56pm Jan Turkenburg: I know a professional jazz musician that really had to leave a Mozart symfony concert, because he really had to throw up. It was the simplicity of the harmonic structure he said
	4:56pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Or like Mr. Fab said - sometimes sounds are just bland.
	4:58pm Jan Turkenburg: 'monotony' I should have said
	4:58pm Martinibomb: @Jan I could see that. After Bach there was a march toward discord especially in the 20th century and jazz chords are more complex than what they used in early classical
	4:59pm Martinibomb: people didn't like discord.. twas the Devils Music
	4:59pm Linda Lee: Jan, i'm fairly sure i've got close to perfect pitch ~ much music or vocal work is just unlistenable to me, flat or sharp (mainly flat)~ & others think it's perfectly fine & enjoyable! i don't believe i have synesthesia though. music is strongly visual, but not halllucinatory... ?
	5:00pm Jan Turkenburg: MB and apart from the last 6 and 2 of the first, Mozart Symfonies are insanely boring
	5:00pm Linda Lee: or maybe we're not talking hallucination, exactly?
	5:00pm Mr Fab: I have that with some things like acoustic guitar folk type stuff. Its like being in an art museum where everything is looks...muddy. kinda hard to explain. But thats why no Dylan for me!
	5:01pm Jan Turkenburg: That's interesting LL!
	5:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: LL - it's ... hmmm ... let me think. Like as I'm listening I'm salivating because I can taste the sounds in my mouth. You know like when you smell dinner cooking? It's like that. :-)
	5:02pm Linda Lee: i find listening to Marianne Faithfull sing, fairly difficult.
	5:02pm Martinibomb: @Jan I'd agree. I suspect he probably liked more discord but there's no way the public would have been ready for that. They like those sweet sweet tri-chords
	5:03pm Linda Lee: that's an amazing way to describe it, GG. i get it!
	5:03pm Jan Turkenburg: Maybe not hallucination, LL, but the scientific article I'm remembering talked about pitch being seemingly connected to another sense somehow.
	5:03pm Linda Lee: i should do some reading on it! never have, really
	5:04pm Linda Lee: no, it's clearly not hallucinatory ~ just joined sensory experience
	5:04pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Come for the music, stay for the conversation :-) I love it here :-)
	5:05pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Joined! Yes. That's the word :-)
	5:05pm Linda Lee: thanks to GG's description.
	5:05pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Like the divisions are blurred :-)
	5:05pm Linda Lee: thank you for clarification!
	5:06pm Jan Turkenburg: But I also remember it was hard to research this, becuase all the different manifastations of the phenomenom and also most people not even being aware themselves that this is something special.
	5:06pm Linda Lee: right. not an easy thing to compare with others'
	5:06pm Jan Turkenburg: yes! divisions are blurred! That's putting it right I believe
	5:06pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I guess it's hard to quantify too because like you say, different people have different experiences of it and different manifestations too.
	5:07pm Martinibomb: It's a hard thing to measure scientifically I think
	5:08pm Linda Lee: & our experiences are both unique to us & totally subjective! no basis for real comparison
	5:08pm Jan Turkenburg: But I remember that one out of 30 children should have it and so in each class I had... but I never found a genuine case :-)
	5:09pm Linda Lee: i just repeated what you said GG. different words. see! :-D
	5:09pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I was just recommended a group called "Gallimaufry" which apparently means "a confused jumble or medley of things" :-) I didn't know that :-)
	5:09pm Martinibomb: @Jan I've always been a little envious of your music work with kids it sounds super fun
	5:10pm DJ GeorgyGirl: One out of 30 children? Wow!
	5:10pm Linda Lee: i'm also hearing 'Charlie Chan' as 'Jolly Chairs'
	5:10pm Jan Turkenburg: it can also be very demanding, MB
	5:11pm Martinibomb: Gallimaufry is a super interesting word. Never seen/heard it before now
	5:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Jolly Chairs!!! lol!
	5:11pm Martinibomb: Wish i'd had you as a music teacher when I was a kid
	5:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It was a picture of Judy garland as Dorothy but with the Dark Side rainbow prism thing coming out of her head so I clicked on it an that's when I saw the definition. :-)
	5:12pm Martinibomb: gawd this record has some warble..I think I need a new copy
	5:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Agreed MB - if I'd had Jan as a music teacher maybe I wouldn't be so shit at playing music! :-)
	5:13pm Jan Turkenburg: thank you, MB I must admit I'm also proud of what I've accomplished in this town
	5:14pm Martinibomb: I wish I'd had a good teacher when I was a kid it was a real struggle. I think that's why I went toward sampling for so long
	5:14pm Jan Turkenburg: even though it burned me out in the end, but there where other factors to that... which I rather dicuss elsewhere ;)
	5:15pm Martinibomb: @Jan I'm sure it's the politics part of education that bummed you out. That's what usually gets people
	5:15pm Jan Turkenburg: MB, I'm a very lazy musician myself. I love working with samples.
	5:16pm Jan Turkenburg: @MB That too... certainly!
	5:17pm Martinibomb: The cool thing now that I understand music I can do really cool stuff with samples that I never could before especially with the new samplers that allow you to stretch so you can make progressions etc..
	5:18pm MrCrispy: Not sure if I can taste Ray Barretto's music but man it makes me happy
	5:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: :-)
	5:19pm Martinibomb: Hey Crispy!
	5:19pm Mr Fab: tastes like salsa!
	5:20pm MrCrispy: What's up Bomber!
	5:20pm Martinibomb: Ray Barretto sure does taste delicious
	5:20pm Jan Turkenburg: and thank you GG! I think there where pupils like you in my classes. :-)
	5:21pm DJ GeorgyGirl: :-)
	5:21pm Jan Turkenburg: I agree with MF
	5:22pm Jan Turkenburg: taco's and salsa
	5:22pm Martinibomb: I'm sick today! I interviewed this band on Sunday and I think I caught a cold from one of the members. Oh the things I do for Sheena's Jungle Room. Also hand issues.. which you know all about
	5:23pm Jan Turkenburg: take care with that hand, MB. I know these things can take quite a while to fully recover
	5:23pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Oh no!!! Rest up after this and stay hydrated
	5:23pm MrCrispy: And empanadas!
	5:24pm MrCrispy: Portland is awash in this illness right now - take care of yerself bud
	5:26pm Martinibomb: @Crispy got my hand xrayed on monday waiting to hear from the specialist
	5:26pm MrCrispy: Hope they can solve that mystery
	5:28pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL!!! "Tom Dooley" by The Flying Dutchman!!
	5:29pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I'm gonna catch up with the last half hour tomorrow, lovely. I've had such a blast this evening tho :-) Night all!! :-)
	5:29pm Jan Turkenburg: One of the first songs I played as a busker :-) :-)
	5:30pm Jan Turkenburg: Night GG,!!
	5:30pm Martinibomb: No kidding! Hahah I love that track
	5:30pm Martinibomb: Goodnight GG! Thanks for your show today and sticking around for a bit. Super fun!
	5:31pm Mr Fab: yes, jan - Tom Dooley is only 2 chords. First song i learned on guitar as a 12 year old!
	5:31pm Martinibomb: I think this next track I had a brain fart as darryl was saying.. it's an older track from the 70s
	5:32pm Martinibomb: I back announced it like it was newer
	5:32pm Martinibomb: new to me is what I meant to say
	5:33pm Jan Turkenburg: you're forgiven, MB ;) Don't type too much :-)
	5:42pm Mr Fab: "Are you stupid/or just retarded?" Ha!
	5:43pm Martinibomb: Hah yeah it's not a PC song that's for sure
	5:43pm Jan Turkenburg: Wonderfull evening. Thank you for again a great show MB! I'm gonna follow GG's example now. This will be my breakfast-music tomorrow!
	5:44pm Martinibomb: the bass player from this Galaxy Trio track is the guitarist from that Blackjack band
	5:44pm Martinibomb: Okay Jan! sounds like your off for some zzzzzs thanks for tuning in!
	5:48pm Mr Fab: typically wonderful Vic Mizzy. Alas, don't have this one.
	5:49pm Martinibomb: I love Vic Mizzy soooooo much! I assume you do as well
	5:51pm Otis Fodder: Very much love Mister Mizzy! Cheers MB!
	5:52pm Mr Fab: Oh heck, yeah, Mizzy is the shizzy. Nice piano bar Kraftwerk! Oh man, that would def get a tip put into your jar.
	5:53pm Martinibomb: He's someone I would have loved to have hung out with or remixed or something
	5:53pm Martinibomb: Especially since Coldplay ripped it off people would just think I was playing that song hahah
	5:58pm Martinibomb: I think I'm going to close up the playlist for this week, put some headphones on and trip out on this track for the next 10mins. Thanks for listening this week everyone!

Medium Cool with Eric Kilkenny: Playlist from February 27, 2019

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February 27, 2019: Episode 13

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Artist	Track	Approx. start time
Geert Chatrou	Basilica of the Bicycle	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Music From The Enchanted Forest	Banjo	0:06:45 (Pop-up)
Brian Auger & Julie Tippetts	Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood	0:07:16 (Pop-up)
King Black Acid	Superstar "Superstar" by "King Black Acid"	0:10:55 (Pop-up)
Lynn Rockwell	Spiders "Spiders" by "Lynn Rockwell"	0:17:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Music From the Enchanted Forest	Haunted House	0:20:07 (Pop-up)
The Platters	Singing in the rain "Singing in the rain" by "The Platters"	0:20:22 (Pop-up)
The Persuasions	Deep Down Love "Deep Down Love" by "The Persuasions"	0:23:00 (Pop-up)
Owen Grey	Mash It! (Parts 1 & 2) "Mash It! (Parts 1 & 2)" by "Owen Grey"	0:25:06 (Pop-up)
Great Uncle Fred	I'm In Love With An Ex Beauty Queen	0:29:16 (Pop-up)
Nelson Riddle	Your Zowie Face "Your Zowie Face" by "Nelson Riddle"	0:31:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Music From The Enchanted Forest	"Music From The Enchanted Forest"	0:33:46 (Pop-up)
Kevin "King" Lear	Shoe Shine Sam "Shoe Shine Sam" by "Kevin "King" Lear"	0:36:31 (Pop-up)
The Vibrations	I Took An Overdose	0:39:14 (Pop-up)
Velvet Hammer	Happy "Happy" by "Velvet Hammer"	0:40:51 (Pop-up)
Zola Taylor	My Heart Belongs To Daddy	0:44:38 (Pop-up)
John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers	She's too young	0:45:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Music From The Enchanted Forest	"Music From The Enchanted Forest"	0:48:08 (Pop-up)
The Shakespears	Something To Believe In	0:49:59 (Pop-up)
Information	Oh Strange Man "Oh Strange Man" by "Information"	0:52:57 (Pop-up)
The Peddlers	Working Again "Working Again" by "The Peddlers"	0:54:57 (Pop-up)
Ted Taylor	Somebody's Always Trying	0:57:51 (Pop-up)
Big Maybelle	Jinny Mule "Jinny Mule" by "Big Maybelle"	1:00:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Music From The Enchanted Forest	The Three Alpine Dances	1:01:30 (Pop-up)
Stanten Island Ferry	Charlie Chan	1:05:58 (Pop-up)
Joe Benjamin	Good Morning Baby "Good Morning Baby" by "Joe Benjamin"	1:08:52 (Pop-up)
Soul Seekers	I'll Fly Away "I'll Fly Away" by "Soul Seekers"	1:10:56 (Pop-up)
Sweet Pea Walker	Sweet Pea "Sweet Pea" by "Sweet Pea Walker"	1:13:01 (Pop-up)
Ray Barretto	La Moderna Llego "La Moderna Llego" by "Ray Barretto"	1:15:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Music From The Enchanted Forest	"Music From The Enchanted Forest"	1:18:18 (Pop-up)
Doris Duke	I Don't Care Anymore "I Don't Care Anymore" by "Doris Duke"	1:20:43 (Pop-up)
The Flying Dutchman	Tom Dooley "Tom Dooley" by "The Flying Dutchman"	1:25:00 (Pop-up)
LaGoon	Skate Fast Play Loud "Skate Fast Play Loud" by "LaGoon"	1:26:05 (Pop-up)
Chris Spedding	Motor Bikin' "Motor Bikin'" by "Chris Spedding"	1:29:25 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	Subterranean Homesick Blues	1:32:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Music From The Enchanted Forest	Romeo And Juliet	1:32:47 (Pop-up)
Dartgun and the vignettes	Citizen Jane	1:36:28 (Pop-up)
Blackjack	Down Syndrome "Down Syndrome" by "Blackjack"	1:38:47 (Pop-up)
Galaxy Trio	Sheriff-Boy-R-Dee "Sheriff-Boy-R-Dee" by "Galaxy Trio"	1:39:51 (Pop-up)
Vic Mizzy	Day Break at Malibu "Day Break at Malibu" by "Vic Mizzy"	1:43:02 (Pop-up)
Vic Mizzy	Caper Of The Golden Bulls	1:44:31 (Pop-up)
Medium Cool Piano Bar	Computer Love	1:46:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Music From The Enchanted Forest	"Music From The Enchanted Forest"	1:48:35 (Pop-up)
Talk Talk	After The Flood "After The Flood" by "Talk Talk"	1:53:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:59pm worldsworstrecords: Am I early?
	4:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Wow, Geert Chatrou!
	4:00pm worldsworstrecords: The Undertones!
	4:00pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hello all!
	4:01pm Martinibomb: I think it's playin the stream not my show yet...
	4:01pm worldsworstrecords: Something ain't right...
	4:02pm Martinibomb: I put a wfmu ID at the front of mine
	4:02pm Jan Turkenburg: That's what I thought. Doesn't sound like the Geert Chatrou I know...
	4:02pm Martinibomb: there it is! now it's my show
	4:02pm Rich in Washington: HeyYUP!
	4:02pm worldsworstrecords: This sounds like it
	4:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Yay! Here we go! :-)
	4:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Ah, that's Geert!
	4:02pm Rich in Washington: That was a cool ID!
	4:02pm Martinibomb: yah this is some Geert. This track rules
	4:03pm Martinibomb: oh it's starting over?
	4:03pm worldsworstrecords: Are we starting again?
	4:03pm worldsworstrecords: I'm very confused!
	4:03pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Deja vu!
	4:04pm Martinibomb: i love that bicycle bell
	4:04pm Mr Fab: I'm confused too, Looking into it!
	4:04pm Jan Turkenburg: oh no... keeping my fingers crossed...
	4:04pm Rich in Washington: HeyYUP!
	4:04pm Mr Fab: is this your show starting, M-bomb?
	4:04pm Rich in Washington: That was a cool ID!
	4:04pm Martinibomb: yeah this is my show
	4:05pm Martinibomb: seems like it's playing fine now
	4:05pm Mr Fab: ok, phew! that was an ID Otis made
	4:05pm Martinibomb: @Rich look in the google drive folder Otis put a bunch of IDs in there
	4:07pm DJ GeorgyGirl: You're very welcome! :-)
	4:08pm worldsworstrecords: Bless you for the shout out!
	4:08pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I left you some biscuits and made you a cuppa ;-)
	4:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Where's that Geert C. track from MB. I've got two of his CD's but none of 'm has this track..
	4:10pm Jan Turkenburg: Ah, just found out: Chatrobadour!
	4:10pm DJ GeorgyGirl: YES!!!! :-)
	4:10pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I AM LOVING THIS TRACK!!! :-D
	4:10pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Sorry ... got over excited there ..
	4:11pm Martinibomb: @GG how did you know what I was drinking/eating right now lol
	4:11pm Linda Lee: nice arrangement!
	4:11pm Martinibomb: yes! its awesome! I love it too
	4:11pm Martinibomb: Brian Auger is just the best
	4:11pm worldsworstrecords: They were a funky couple
	4:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I had to give up wheat and I miss biscuits so much
	4:13pm Martinibomb: I've always had funky stomach problems gave up wheat 10 years ago but then got scoped and they said that wasn't the issue so I'm back on the biscuits for now
	4:13pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My God that was a flawless segue. :-)
	4:14pm Martinibomb: yeh thought those two tracks worked well together. that's what I find interesting about DJn.. things you put next to each other like salt n peppa shaker and calling them a wedding couple
	4:15pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I have maybe three albums that I can listen to all the way through without jumping up and putting on another record because my brain does the DJ thing. lol. "OH!!! You know what would sound really good after this, right???" Ha!
	4:16pm Linda Lee: that's where the art is. can't quite feel compelled by AI here, spotify etc. i want to hear the trip!
	4:16pm Martinibomb: exactly!! my brain does it with everything tho
	4:17pm Jan Turkenburg: it's a gift! :-)
	4:17pm Linda Lee: it is.
	4:17pm Martinibomb: @LL totally agree! I mostly work as a visual artist so it's a super handy skill
	4:18pm Linda Lee: sure!
	4:18pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Spotify pisses me off because every time you close it, it wipes the history. How am I supposed to remember the sequence of records??? Just ... urghhhhhhh.
	4:19pm Martinibomb: I don't like spotify because I feel like I'm at the same record store as everybody else and I want to visit far out places hahah
	4:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Yes!!! Exactly!!!! :-)
	4:19pm Linda Lee: i fell in love as a small child. early 60s. & have always seen radio as a personal journey we're invited to take part in. it feels like an immediate friendship. what's befriended with spotify?
	4:20pm Jan Turkenburg: I think Spotify is like the other media, it's the way you use it.
	4:20pm Linda Lee: it wipes out your history? that's shitty!
	4:20pm Mr Fab: My brain sometimes automatically makes mashup ideas, even tho I haven't made any n ages.
	4:20pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Genuinely - my first ever memory is of the radio. Long love affair ;-)
	4:21pm Mr Fab: Lynn Rockwell - the (alleged) one-man band!
	4:21pm Otis Fodder: Hi MB. Missed the first 20 and Brian & Julie (nice!). Hello all!
	4:21pm Linda Lee: do you remember the first artist you could recognize as a favorite?
	4:21pm Martinibomb: Ya know what people actually use those amazon devices to listen to to local radio more than spotify so I think most people agree
	4:22pm Jan Turkenburg: Spotify isn't supposed to wipe out history. Overhere it doesn't....
	4:22pm Martinibomb: @Fab yeah I was searching your blog for one man bands for inspiration for that medium cool piano bar I'm workin on ;-)
	4:22pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The first record I ever remember in its entirety is my favourite record :-) "Itchycoo Park" The Small Faces. I was 3 when that came out :-)
	4:22pm Linda Lee: oh fabulous! :-)
	4:23pm Jan Turkenburg: With me that's "No Milk Today"
	4:23pm Linda Lee: i remember the car radio before our home radio. nat king cole was a favorite before i could speak!
	4:23pm Martinibomb: The first record I ever remember listening to was a 60s comp my parents had which had I wanna hold your hand and Doo Wah Diddy
	4:24pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I have a Manfred Mann story this Friday ;-)
	4:24pm Linda Lee: that was the first single i asked for & owned! I wanna Hold Your Hand! bright gold & orange spiral design on the 45.
	4:25pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes LL, listening to radio in the car! No Milk Today, Penny Lane, Haha said the clown, "Grozer djeck" ;)
	4:26pm Linda Lee: 'Grozer djeck' ..?
	4:27pm Jan Turkenburg: 'Greadens clearotter rebible!" lol
	4:27pm Otis Fodder: Groovin' here to Persuasions.
	4:27pm Martinibomb: I think Monster Mash was the first single I ever bought
	4:27pm Linda Lee: Tell me more about Friday, GG! Are you on air again?
	4:27pm Rich in Washington: I don't know what it is - age related techo-ineptitude - what? But I can't make Spotify work. I mean literally just work. It's weird. And I don't know if I want it to. I listen to almost 90% real DJ'd radio in one form or another.
	4:28pm Jan Turkenburg: Teenager Soap Opera (I'm Dutch and pronounced what I thought they were singing)
	4:28pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Out of breath. I just ran out to go put my pjs on, and then did the thing where I got my foot caught and nearly went arse over tit. Oops. Never dance when putting on pjs.
	4:28pm Mr Fab: i remember really being struck by "Uncle Albert Admiral Halsey" over a PA as a child, not out of a tinny AM radio. Just magical.
	4:28pm Rich in Washington: I think Wild Thing by The Troggs was the first 7" record I bought myself.
	4:29pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I am indeed LL! The Flange & Frigate Show :-) Just before the lovely Otis :-)
	4:29pm Mr Fab: Linda, Georgy rocks your world with '60s psych/garage sounds every Friday on "The Flange and Frigate."
	4:29pm Martinibomb: Oh I was obsessed with the Greatest American Hero theme I remember I got that on 45 and played it till it bled
	4:29pm Linda Lee: fantastic! glad you're not hurt, as well!
	4:29pm Rich in Washington: The first NEW 7" record I ever bought (maybe other than those Scholastic records you'd buy through school) was The Residents Satisfaction. I didn't even know what the Residents sounded like. I just blindly mail ordered it because it sounded cool in writing.
	4:30pm DJ GeorgyGirl: h now. First record ever bought ... single was Procol Harum "Pandora's Box". Album was ... Wings "Venus and Mars". But my mum gave me a copy of Herb Alpert's Greatest Hits when I was 4 which she won on the radio. Little did she know ;-)
	4:30pm Martinibomb: @Rich daaaamn! What was that like hearing them as a kid??
	4:31pm Jan Turkenburg: Keith West - Excerpt from a Teenage Opera, I meant of course. But a lot of music from 1967, when I was three, still has something magical for me.
	4:31pm Linda Lee: Herb Alpert was absolutely everywhere for a while there.
	4:31pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I just read that Rich!!! HA!!! Excellent :-)
	4:31pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Blimey Jan - we're the same age :-)
	4:32pm Jan Turkenburg: yes GG, explains a lot of our common taste, I suppose
	4:32pm Rich in Washington: It was incredibly mindblowing for me. I didn't immediately like it, but was sort of horrified by how weird it was and then I was hooked. It also made me realize that I have really peculiar music tastes which my friends did not understand at all.
	4:33pm Martinibomb: I loved Herb Alpert too.. the lady from Whipped Cream lives close to Portland area
	4:33pm Rich in Washington: The B-side of that record sounded like a demented children's record from another planet. I just couldn't believe it was real.
	4:33pm Otis Fodder: First record I bought with my own money (mowing lawns to flyering cars) was Bowie's Let's Dance on 7" at 14. Remember that well going to the record shop in San Diego. Before that it's a blur with parents helping to buy or gifts or whatnot... but def in the late 70s I wanted very Blondie, ELO, Led Zep, and Moodies release +++. Kids records from Banana Splits to Roosevelt Franklin were before thanks to my cool parents.
	4:34pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Roosevelt Franklin. That must have been sampled :-)
	4:35pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @MB - the Whipped Cream lady is still alive? That's so cool :-)
	4:35pm Linda Lee: i know that outcast feeling, Rich. my junior high buddies were real deep into Bowie & i loved Bessie Smith :-D
	4:35pm Martinibomb: yeh it's somewhat of a blur to me before 12/13 but I remember getting records at Bi-Mart in Roseburg Oregon as a child like that monster mash and Spider-man vs Draco
	4:35pm Otis Fodder: Many times. Still have the Roosevelt hand puppet my aunt gave me at like age 5. Ha!
	4:35pm Linda Lee: is this Riddle track truly called 'your zowie face'?
	4:36pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Like Thrillsville, man! You and your zowie face! ;-)
	4:36pm Martinibomb: yeah it's from the our man flint soundtrack which i stole from my dad
	4:37pm Martinibomb: the one cool record I found in his collection
	4:37pm Linda Lee: wow. :-D
	4:40pm Mr Fab: I hope to one day visit The Enchanted Forest, that's just so cool.
	4:41pm Martinibomb: @Fab I wanna go with you if you do! It's only open from May-September
	4:41pm Rich in Washington: A lot of my earliest 'album' buying experiences were the $5.99 bin at Musicland (later subsumed by Sam Goody), but on cassette, because I didn't own a record player until my sister gave me her old one when I was probably 15 or so.
	4:41pm Linda Lee: here's what i'm wondering about: since our first conscious sense is hearing, does music touch us more deeply than other media? apparently we're hearing and responding to sound vibrations in utero.
	4:42pm Martinibomb: @Rich yeah same here Musicland in the mall hahah
	4:42pm Otis Fodder: MB - Thanks again for the word on the Enchanted Forest LP. It's a gem!!
	4:42pm MrCrispy: Enchanted Forest is almost hard to believe it's real
	4:43pm Rich in Washington: I too would love to visit the Enchanted Forest. The only time I ever went - I think I told this before - was hopping the fence while the place was closed for renovations in the late 90s.
	4:43pm Martinibomb: @LL I just saw a study that shows even if you get dementia you still remember music. I think it's part of the brain where language is
	4:43pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Linda Lee - there's beena an article doing the rounds on facebook where studies suggest that sound and music are things that never leave us even in cases id dementia or such. So ... I think so. :-)
	4:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @MB - snap!!! You posted it but then I saw a bunch of people posting it too. :-)
	4:44pm Martinibomb: As far as I'm aware it's the only theme park with it's own original music and pays no royalties to anyone plus his daughter made all the music.. just crazy. She later went to University of Oregon and got a degree in music
	4:44pm Linda Lee: i've seen that story too ~ along with a new study concerning the 'hearing' of plants! specifically flowers. they 'hear' an insect buzzing & sweeten their nectar production in response!
	4:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It seems to have captured everyone's imagination today :-)
	4:44pm Rich in Washington: You may be onto something, Linda Lee. I don't know anything else that moves me or affects me like music.
	4:45pm Jan Turkenburg: There's a Dutch neuropsychologist Eric Scherder, who published a lot about that, who confirms that
	4:45pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Ok ..... I have synasthesia (my spelling is shit) ... and I'm wondering if any of you do too?
	4:45pm Martinibomb: I like music because it's inexplicable to me why i like it. Love that mystery.
	4:45pm Jan Turkenburg: Willeke and I used to play live music for demented elderly. The sheer wonders we saw happening!
	4:46pm Martinibomb: Theres a kickstarter for Mort Garson documentary just starting up
	4:46pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That's amazing, Jan - that must have been so fulfilling to see :-)
	4:46pm Linda Lee: a response to sound vibrations seems encoded. remind me again GG ~ synasthesia is visual experience of sound?
	4:47pm Jan Turkenburg: We often heard from the nurses that there were people singing along with us that hadn't spoken for months.
	4:47pm Linda Lee: that is beautiful, Jan! i can imagine!
	4:47pm Linda Lee: that is just fantastic.
	4:47pm Martinibomb: @Jan that's so awesome!!
	4:48pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Depends LL - there are different types of syna-thingammy (I seriously can't spell!). I taste sound and colours.
	4:49pm Jan Turkenburg: For babies all senses are interconnected. They're slowly disconnected, in the first years of childhood, but for some reason with 20 t0 30 % of the people that doesn't happen.
	4:50pm Jan Turkenburg: or doesn''t happen completely
	4:50pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That ID just scared the shit out of me. LOL!
	4:51pm Martinibomb: I've read that the first two years for babies kinda lock on music in the way they do language and thats when they can develop that perfect pitch ear.
	4:51pm Jan Turkenburg: there are factors of influence however
	4:51pm Martinibomb: @GG haha yeah!! Lol
	4:52pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Jan - I didn't know that! I guess that's why babies act like they're on acid. In a good way. :-) Like they're REALLY into everything without filters etc :-)
	4:52pm Mr Fab: I have a slight case of synasthesia, which i think is why ive always preferred strange and unusual music - its more colorful. Too much normal music is like drabs shades of beige everywhere.
	4:52pm Jan Turkenburg: People with perfect pitch ears, always have some form of synesthesia to begin with
	4:52pm Linda Lee: wow. that sounds lovely, actually, GG.
	4:54pm Jan Turkenburg: Mr Fab. can you also literally get sick from boring music?
	4:54pm DJ GeorgyGirl: 99.9% of the time it's really cool - but sometimes I hear things that make me want to throw up. Literally. Or colours that make me gag. :-)
	4:54pm Jan Turkenburg: That's what I meant Georgy
	4:54pm Martinibomb: Hmm I've always had an ear for strange sounds too.. I wonder? I think it worried my parents a little
	4:55pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I totally get that, Mr. Fab. That sense of "something extra" to certain sounds :-)
	4:55pm Mr Fab: Interesting question Jan, i have to give that some real thought!
	4:55pm Linda Lee: ah. definitely a down side.
	4:56pm Jan Turkenburg: I know a professional jazz musician that really had to leave a Mozart symfony concert, because he really had to throw up. It was the simplicity of the harmonic structure he said
	4:56pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Or like Mr. Fab said - sometimes sounds are just bland.
	4:58pm Jan Turkenburg: 'monotony' I should have said
	4:58pm Martinibomb: @Jan I could see that. After Bach there was a march toward discord especially in the 20th century and jazz chords are more complex than what they used in early classical
	4:59pm Martinibomb: people didn't like discord.. twas the Devils Music
	4:59pm Linda Lee: Jan, i'm fairly sure i've got close to perfect pitch ~ much music or vocal work is just unlistenable to me, flat or sharp (mainly flat)~ & others think it's perfectly fine & enjoyable! i don't believe i have synesthesia though. music is strongly visual, but not halllucinatory... ?
	5:00pm Jan Turkenburg: MB and apart from the last 6 and 2 of the first, Mozart Symfonies are insanely boring
	5:00pm Linda Lee: or maybe we're not talking hallucination, exactly?
	5:00pm Mr Fab: I have that with some things like acoustic guitar folk type stuff. Its like being in an art museum where everything is looks...muddy. kinda hard to explain. But thats why no Dylan for me!
	5:01pm Jan Turkenburg: That's interesting LL!
	5:02pm DJ GeorgyGirl: LL - it's ... hmmm ... let me think. Like as I'm listening I'm salivating because I can taste the sounds in my mouth. You know like when you smell dinner cooking? It's like that. :-)
	5:02pm Linda Lee: i find listening to Marianne Faithfull sing, fairly difficult.
	5:02pm Martinibomb: @Jan I'd agree. I suspect he probably liked more discord but there's no way the public would have been ready for that. They like those sweet sweet tri-chords
	5:03pm Linda Lee: that's an amazing way to describe it, GG. i get it!
	5:03pm Jan Turkenburg: Maybe not hallucination, LL, but the scientific article I'm remembering talked about pitch being seemingly connected to another sense somehow.
	5:03pm Linda Lee: i should do some reading on it! never have, really
	5:04pm Linda Lee: no, it's clearly not hallucinatory ~ just joined sensory experience
	5:04pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Come for the music, stay for the conversation :-) I love it here :-)
	5:05pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Joined! Yes. That's the word :-)
	5:05pm Linda Lee: thanks to GG's description.
	5:05pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Like the divisions are blurred :-)
	5:05pm Linda Lee: thank you for clarification!
	5:06pm Jan Turkenburg: But I also remember it was hard to research this, becuase all the different manifastations of the phenomenom and also most people not even being aware themselves that this is something special.
	5:06pm Linda Lee: right. not an easy thing to compare with others'
	5:06pm Jan Turkenburg: yes! divisions are blurred! That's putting it right I believe
	5:06pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I guess it's hard to quantify too because like you say, different people have different experiences of it and different manifestations too.
	5:07pm Martinibomb: It's a hard thing to measure scientifically I think
	5:08pm Linda Lee: & our experiences are both unique to us & totally subjective! no basis for real comparison
	5:08pm Jan Turkenburg: But I remember that one out of 30 children should have it and so in each class I had... but I never found a genuine case :-)
	5:09pm Linda Lee: i just repeated what you said GG. different words. see! :-D
	5:09pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I was just recommended a group called "Gallimaufry" which apparently means "a confused jumble or medley of things" :-) I didn't know that :-)
	5:09pm Martinibomb: @Jan I've always been a little envious of your music work with kids it sounds super fun
	5:10pm DJ GeorgyGirl: One out of 30 children? Wow!
	5:10pm Linda Lee: i'm also hearing 'Charlie Chan' as 'Jolly Chairs'
	5:10pm Jan Turkenburg: it can also be very demanding, MB
	5:11pm Martinibomb: Gallimaufry is a super interesting word. Never seen/heard it before now
	5:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Jolly Chairs!!! lol!
	5:11pm Martinibomb: Wish i'd had you as a music teacher when I was a kid
	5:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It was a picture of Judy garland as Dorothy but with the Dark Side rainbow prism thing coming out of her head so I clicked on it an that's when I saw the definition. :-)
	5:12pm Martinibomb: gawd this record has some warble..I think I need a new copy
	5:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Agreed MB - if I'd had Jan as a music teacher maybe I wouldn't be so shit at playing music! :-)
	5:13pm Jan Turkenburg: thank you, MB I must admit I'm also proud of what I've accomplished in this town
	5:14pm Martinibomb: I wish I'd had a good teacher when I was a kid it was a real struggle. I think that's why I went toward sampling for so long
	5:14pm Jan Turkenburg: even though it burned me out in the end, but there where other factors to that... which I rather dicuss elsewhere ;)
	5:15pm Martinibomb: @Jan I'm sure it's the politics part of education that bummed you out. That's what usually gets people
	5:15pm Jan Turkenburg: MB, I'm a very lazy musician myself. I love working with samples.
	5:16pm Jan Turkenburg: @MB That too... certainly!
	5:17pm Martinibomb: The cool thing now that I understand music I can do really cool stuff with samples that I never could before especially with the new samplers that allow you to stretch so you can make progressions etc..
	5:18pm MrCrispy: Not sure if I can taste Ray Barretto's music but man it makes me happy
	5:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: :-)
	5:19pm Martinibomb: Hey Crispy!
	5:19pm Mr Fab: tastes like salsa!
	5:20pm MrCrispy: What's up Bomber!
	5:20pm Martinibomb: Ray Barretto sure does taste delicious
	5:20pm Jan Turkenburg: and thank you GG! I think there where pupils like you in my classes. :-)
	5:21pm DJ GeorgyGirl: :-)
	5:21pm Jan Turkenburg: I agree with MF
	5:22pm Jan Turkenburg: taco's and salsa
	5:22pm Martinibomb: I'm sick today! I interviewed this band on Sunday and I think I caught a cold from one of the members. Oh the things I do for Sheena's Jungle Room. Also hand issues.. which you know all about
	5:23pm Jan Turkenburg: take care with that hand, MB. I know these things can take quite a while to fully recover
	5:23pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Oh no!!! Rest up after this and stay hydrated
	5:23pm MrCrispy: And empanadas!
	5:24pm MrCrispy: Portland is awash in this illness right now - take care of yerself bud
	5:26pm Martinibomb: @Crispy got my hand xrayed on monday waiting to hear from the specialist
	5:26pm MrCrispy: Hope they can solve that mystery
	5:28pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL!!! "Tom Dooley" by The Flying Dutchman!!
	5:29pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I'm gonna catch up with the last half hour tomorrow, lovely. I've had such a blast this evening tho :-) Night all!! :-)
	5:29pm Jan Turkenburg: One of the first songs I played as a busker :-) :-)
	5:30pm Jan Turkenburg: Night GG,!!
	5:30pm Martinibomb: No kidding! Hahah I love that track
	5:30pm Martinibomb: Goodnight GG! Thanks for your show today and sticking around for a bit. Super fun!
	5:31pm Mr Fab: yes, jan - Tom Dooley is only 2 chords. First song i learned on guitar as a 12 year old!
	5:31pm Martinibomb: I think this next track I had a brain fart as darryl was saying.. it's an older track from the 70s
	5:32pm Martinibomb: I back announced it like it was newer
	5:32pm Martinibomb: new to me is what I meant to say
	5:33pm Jan Turkenburg: you're forgiven, MB ;) Don't type too much :-)
	5:42pm Mr Fab: "Are you stupid/or just retarded?" Ha!
	5:43pm Martinibomb: Hah yeah it's not a PC song that's for sure
	5:43pm Jan Turkenburg: Wonderfull evening. Thank you for again a great show MB! I'm gonna follow GG's example now. This will be my breakfast-music tomorrow!
	5:44pm Martinibomb: the bass player from this Galaxy Trio track is the guitarist from that Blackjack band
	5:44pm Martinibomb: Okay Jan! sounds like your off for some zzzzzs thanks for tuning in!
	5:48pm Mr Fab: typically wonderful Vic Mizzy. Alas, don't have this one.
	5:49pm Martinibomb: I love Vic Mizzy soooooo much! I assume you do as well
	5:51pm Otis Fodder: Very much love Mister Mizzy! Cheers MB!
	5:52pm Mr Fab: Oh heck, yeah, Mizzy is the shizzy. Nice piano bar Kraftwerk! Oh man, that would def get a tip put into your jar.
	5:53pm Martinibomb: He's someone I would have loved to have hung out with or remixed or something
	5:53pm Martinibomb: Especially since Coldplay ripped it off people would just think I was playing that song hahah
	5:58pm Martinibomb: I think I'm going to close up the playlist for this week, put some headphones on and trip out on this track for the next 10mins. Thanks for listening this week everyone!

Medium Cool with Eric Kilkenny: Playlist from February 27, 2019

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