WFMU: The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from October 23, 2019

Listener comments!
	9:04pm Kat in Chicago: Ah, there's the pumpkin spice playlist.
	9:07pm kdog: ooooooo
	9:14pm Phillippe Bastille: Hidey-ho my friends
	9:16pm Dr Raustus: Yaaaaaaaaah!
	9:17pm Motobro: A great Davie Joe piece!
	9:18pm Kat in Chicago: Bonsoir Phillippe, I see "Frenchette" brought you out of lurkerville ;-)
	9:19pm Motobro: Killet set
	9:19pm listener 126464: not really a bad one on that David Jo record
	9:21pm Kat in Chicago: I'm already feeling nostalgic for a New York that I wasn't actually on-site for.
	9:24pm Laura: By the time I started hanging out at Max’s, none of those groups played there anymore. But Jayne herself was there a lot, and she was great!
	9:28pm RobinSays: I would have loved to go to Max's Kansas City but it closed when I was 10. In my dreams I am in the back room, chatting with Gerard Malanga, sipping whiskey sours and leaving Debbie Harry a nice tip.
	9:32pm listener 126464: Individuals!
	9:35pm Kat in Chicago: Ha, this guy sounds familiar!
	9:50pm JakeGould: This is so great! Thanks for doing this, Evan!
	9:51pm Julie M: Loving to hear these recollections, thanks.
	9:55pm Kat in Chicago: The Cretones had some good songs on their first record. Didn't care for the second one.
	9:58pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow EFD listeners
	10:08pm Steve: EFD, ask Peter what's the latest with The dB's and will they record an all new album ??
	10:11pm Kat in Chicago: Ooh, this is one of my favorite Blondie songs!
	10:13pm angelajaeger@earthlink.net: Love this song!
	10:14pm the chicken of the trees: Hi EFD will Julia Gorton be calling in ?
	10:20pm §€®@℗§: h’lo hey dB’s, dB’s, dB’s. the first two albums, perfect perfect power pop. black & white, perfect power pop song. love love love love it.
	10:21pm §€®@℗§: AAAAHHH, the scene is NOW
	10:21pm efd: @chicken sadly no, I had to balance the call in guests with everything else going on! Lots more people I could have included
	10:22pm §€®@℗§: i still haven’t found all the scene is now albums, SIGH
	10:26pm Chris Nelson: My closet is full of The Scene Is Now albums - come on over!
	10:31pm herb.nyc: at Chris Stamey's McNally Jackson bk store event for his memoirs, he sang the NY Rocker song. -- great on air conversation now. Dils are being praised now and friend jack rabid has been saying that for ages.
	10:33pm johnk77: great show slash records had an incredible roster but my strongest memory of that period is brian of violent femmes making fun of bob biggs
	10:38pm Dan from Delco: Love
	10:40pm JakeGould: Who’s on now?
	10:41pm efd: Annene Kaye
	10:42pm JakeGould: Ahh! Cool… 12th Street and 3rd Avenue is a block away where Travis Bickle had his famous shoot out with Sport and the other low life's.
	10:55pm JakeGould: This “No Magazine?” antiq.benjamins.com...
	10:57pm Chris Nelson: No, that was the LA NO Magazine, unrelated
	10:58pm Faye: wow this is radio...incredible show
	10:58pm brycepunk1: I love this station so much. I wish I had $5000/month to give.
	11:00pm Steve: Great show, EFD ! Love the conversations about NY Rocker !
	11:01pm sufferwords: don’t ask but I lived on 5th Ave. tween 13-14th - i used to read your rag, could I have read it out here in L.A. also?
	11:03pm JakeGould: @sufferwords: Wow! Were you on the side of 5th Avenue where the new New School building now is?
	11:03pm Jett: So you, Funk, were on WNYU, I was on WHBI and NY Rocker used to sponsor my radio show, and the dB's sang the commercial jingle for NY Rocker.
	11:04pm flashbazbo: I just listened to FMU in the shower.
	11:06pm DETENTION: .... nice
	11:08pm Mike Sin: Man, these conversations are something else. This is WFMU at its best.
	11:10pm rev: part of slash mag 77_79...how incredible the world was...I was in high school and learned everything about music and life from Claude kickboy face Bessy..wonderful show...
	11:13pm johnk77: my father's place?
	11:13pm Fletchernyc: This is amazing. Thank you so much!
	11:15pm Jett: I still have about 40 issues of NY Rocker in my garage.
	11:16pm listener 126464: have a collection also
	11:16pm flashbazbo: I remember the "Winter of our discontent" issue really hit home for me. it might have been about the new romantics.
	11:16pm JakeGould: Whoomp, here it is… www.instagram.com...
	11:17pm listener 126464: •partial collection
	11:17pm Jett: Anyone going to mention Punk magazine? Used to read that also!
	11:20pm Kat in Chicago: Punk magazine was mentioned earlier
	11:20pm Jett: Ty Kat!
	11:21pm listener 126464: staying up way past bedtime for this
	11:22pm Jett: I remember the release of that first R.E.M. single and shortly afterwards they got signed and released Chronic Town on IRS.
	11:24pm slugluv1313: good evening, EFD and everyone! tuned in a bit late, but so enjoying what i am hearing (and yup! still have a bunch of NY Rocker issues :) ) @ Kat in Chicago -- YES!!! "Fan Mail" is one of my favorite Blondie songs too! @ the chicken of the trees -- i was thinking of Julia too! only met her within the last year or so, such a fascinating person (and funny too!) were the NY Rocker offices located in an old, abandoned school building on Eighth Street, just east of Avenue B? i remember going there with the "ex" and walking through Tomkins Square Park (on a Sunday morning, i think?!?) . . . TOTALLY spooky, the park was empty and the atmosphere was all misty, foggy . . . we were both still in school (!979? '80? "81?) (and living in New Jersey, hah!) and he was delivering artwork to the Rocker . . . the building was FREEZING (maybe no heat?) but the place was totally buzzing with all this amazing ENERGY . . . what a fantastic, precious time in NYC . . . !
	11:28pm Jett: The Fast seemed to be playing all the time around town, especially CBGB and Max's.
	11:28pm slugluv1313: omg -- The Miamis! The Fast! so cool!
	11:29pm Phillippe Bastille: Darn kids...
	11:31pm Phillippe Bastille: Did The Fast do anything else of note?
	11:32pm Kat in Chicago: I have such an imaginary picture of that scene from your description, slugluv, although I didn't see 8th and B myself till the mid-90s. Wow.
	11:33pm slugluv1313: ahh EFD these tunes are like the soundtrack to every party i went to back then :)
	11:35pm slugluv1313: @ Phillippe Bastille -- The Fast were an incredible "power pop" band (for lack of a better description) -- pretty sure you can find them on youtube, etc.
	11:36pm Jett: @Phillippe I remember a track by The Fast "Boys Will Be Boys" and a few years later an album that the cover was a parody of The Who Sell Out.
	11:36pm Kat in Chicago: Kickstarter sounds like a great idea if y'all could get the word out. I'd buy in.
	11:38pm Phillippe Bastille: @slugluv1313 @jett Thanks!
	11:40pm Kat in Chicago: I'm a Letraset veteran myself. Got pretty good at it.
	11:42pm RJ: Holy cow, this show is a true joy.
	11:43pm Kat in Chicago: And I think I still have burns from my waxer!
	11:43pm listener 126464: replace your x-actos and keep the waxer clean
	11:43pm scobot: Rubber cement.
	11:43pm listener 126464: pour some thinner on me
	11:46pm Kat in Chicago: @126464 I went shopping for an X-acto recently, since I can't find the handle I had a few years ago. They seem harder to get hold of these days.
	11:46pm slugluv1313: thank-you, Kat! even though i was in NJ (Douglass/Rutgers U. -- i was like the lone "punk" among all the jocks and preppies, hah!) i managed to go to NYC as much as i could -- it really was an amazing time, i consider myself lucky that i got to participate, even if it was just going to Max's, CBGB's, etc. which reminds me! Max's had cocktails named after bands -- the Blondie, Cherry Vanilla, Tuff Darts, etc. . . . the SUICIDE was like EVERY high proof liquor in one long tall glass (and yeah, the "ex" insisted on drinking this, hah!) . . . Julia Gorton mentioned this when i met her, she said she had found the Max's drink menu online -- but it may actually have one somewhere (yeah, i am one of those goofballs who saves ticket stubs too, hah!)
	11:48pm listener 126464: sam flax, pearl paints, that utrecht place... gone. where does one go for a tabouret?
	11:50pm Kat in Chicago: I worked at Pearl on Canal St. briefly, circa 96-97 I think. They were not nice to work for.
	11:50pm sufferwords: @Jake Gould I was across the street 74 5th 1981
	11:51pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks everyone! That was a great listen!
	11:51pm Beep Boop: EFD- I haven't heard yr boss bed music once this entire effin' time
	11:51pm Kat in Chicago: @126464 Blick?
	11:52pm Jett: That NY Rocker spot had an announcement at the end that said "Available at newstands everywhere!"
	11:52pm listener 126464: 2nd song after The Dreg last Thursday at Bowery Electric
	11:53pm Kat in Chicago: Fabulous episode, Evan. Clicky-starred. Thanks to all involved! slugluv, if we ever run into each other on one of my Brooklyn visits, I'll trade cocktails for stories :)
	11:54pm Jett: The band that I saw the most times live, was The Fleshtones, at least 70 times!
	11:55pm Jett: The Senders were always great!
	11:55pm efd: @Beep Boop it's not period appropriate! Next week you'll hear it.
	11:55pm sufferwords: saw some good shit at Peppermint Lounge in 81 - Heartbreakers, Wilson Pickett
	11:56pm brycepunk1: This was great to listen to. Thank you guests and EFD and WFMU :)
	11:56pm efd: also thought the regular bed music would be too distracting for the guests!
	11:57pm listener 126464: Thanks Evan and guests, associates, cheers everybody!
	11:57pm brycepunk1: slug, that was awesome. Must be some great stories in those memories.
	11:57pm slugluv1313: @ listener 126464 -- and of course Eastern Artists! where all the SVA kids went for their art supplies -- met Wendy Wild when she was working there too
	11:57pm Beep Boop: "Period Appropriate"- I'll take it up with Timothy Speed Levitch whom I desperately hope comes out of retirement / where can I get a tour?
	11:59pm slugluv1313: @ Kat in Chicago -- definitely! ah, i am only half-joking when i talk about turning my apartment into a museum :)
	11:59pm Steve: Hey EFD, how about a Trouser Press magazine show ?
	11:59pm Beep Boop: I love that you sense our urgency with the archive!
	11:59pm sufferwords: What next EFD? New Music Seminar show?
	11:59pm slugluv1313: fantastic show, EFD -- THANK-YOU!
	12:00am Jett: Trouser Press was never as cool as NY Rocker.
	10:12am Miss Georgia Peach: FANTASTIC SHOW! I hope the book becomes a reality. Thank you, EFD!

The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from October 23, 2019

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Every show starts with the ’70s! We’ll rediscover forgotten rockers, revisit unfairly maligned disco beats and replay power-pop favorites. Next: plenty of new releases, occasional live bands and more. Don’t let the nickname confuse you.

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Upcoming events:

Wed. Dec 4th, Noon - 3pm: Freaky Wilderness (More info...)
Brooklyn’s Freaky Wilderness includes members of Space Merchants, whose 2018 album landed in EFD’s top 10 of that year. They bring their heavy, fuzzy sound to the WFMU airwaves just days before the release of their debut album Immeasurable Heaven. They’ll preview the album in this live set ahead of the album release show on Thursday Dec. 12 at Main Drag in Brooklyn.
Wed. Dec 11th, Noon - 3pm: Manager (More info...)
Manager is a three-piece band that’s based right here in Jersey City. They recently released a new EP, HOT-LINE (Texacobra), which showcases their hard-edged percolating indie sound that may remind the listener of Echo & The Bunnymen or Yo La Tengo. Tune in to this live session and hear for yourself!

October 23, 2019: NEW YORK ROCKER salute with ANDY SCHWARTZ, IRA KAPLAN, and GLENN MORROW in studio! Plus Laura Levine, Peter Holsapple, Annene Kaye, Lisa Jane Persky, Drew Wheeler, and Chris Nelson share their NYR memories via telephone!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
talking heads	love -> building on fire	7"	sire			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
the bongos	zebra club "zebra club" by "the bongos"	drums along the hudson	pvc			0:03:02 (Pop-up)
kimberley rew	my baby does her hairdo long	bible of bop	compendium			0:05:51 (Pop-up)
pylon	volume "volume" by "pylon"	gyrate	db			0:08:22 (Pop-up)
david johansen	frenchette "frenchette" by "david johansen"	s/t	blue sky	1978		0:12:36 (Pop-up)
wayne county	max's kansas city "max's kansas city" by "wayne county"	va-max's kansas city 1976	roir		"Blondie's all in a buzz, she's on the cover of New York Rocker"	0:18:00 (Pop-up)

blondie	fan mail "fan mail" by "blondie"	plastic letters				1:10:26 (Pop-up)
the db's	i read new york rocker "i read new york rocker" by "the db's"	ride the wild tom tom				1:12:36 (Pop-up)
the db's	black & white "black & white" by "the db's"	7"	shake			1:13:19 (Pop-up)
the dils	sound of the rain "sound of the rain" by "the dils"	7"				1:16:20 (Pop-up)
the scene is now	1150 lbs. "1150 lbs." by "the scene is now"	7"	lost records			1:19:37 (Pop-up)
beirut slump	staircase "staircase" by "beirut slump"	7"				1:21:45 (Pop-up)

the individuals	dancing with my 80 wives	7"	plexus			1:57:51 (Pop-up)
that hideous strength	vintage english rock & roll	7"				2:00:55 (Pop-up)

the miamis	we deliver "we deliver" by "the miamis"					2:23:56 (Pop-up)
the fast	kids just wanna dance "kids just wanna dance" by "the fast"	7"				2:25:44 (Pop-up)
the mekons	where were you "where were you" by "the mekons"	7"	fast			2:29:27 (Pop-up)

the db's	i read new york rocker "i read new york rocker" by "the db's"					2:50:01 (Pop-up)
the fleshtones	the girl from baltimore	up front 12" ep				2:50:13 (Pop-up)
the senders	6th street "6th street" by "the senders"					2:53:22 (Pop-up)
the mumps	crocodile tears "crocodile tears" by "the mumps"	7"				2:54:46 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04pm Kat in Chicago: Ah, there's the pumpkin spice playlist.
	9:07pm kdog: ooooooo
	9:14pm Phillippe Bastille: Hidey-ho my friends
	9:16pm Dr Raustus: Yaaaaaaaaah!
	9:17pm Motobro: A great Davie Joe piece!
	9:18pm Kat in Chicago: Bonsoir Phillippe, I see "Frenchette" brought you out of lurkerville ;-)
	9:19pm Motobro: Killet set
	9:19pm listener 126464: not really a bad one on that David Jo record
	9:21pm Kat in Chicago: I'm already feeling nostalgic for a New York that I wasn't actually on-site for.
	9:24pm Laura: By the time I started hanging out at Max’s, none of those groups played there anymore. But Jayne herself was there a lot, and she was great!
	9:28pm RobinSays: I would have loved to go to Max's Kansas City but it closed when I was 10. In my dreams I am in the back room, chatting with Gerard Malanga, sipping whiskey sours and leaving Debbie Harry a nice tip.
	9:32pm listener 126464: Individuals!
	9:35pm Kat in Chicago: Ha, this guy sounds familiar!
	9:50pm JakeGould: This is so great! Thanks for doing this, Evan!
	9:51pm Julie M: Loving to hear these recollections, thanks.
	9:55pm Kat in Chicago: The Cretones had some good songs on their first record. Didn't care for the second one.
	9:58pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow EFD listeners
	10:08pm Steve: EFD, ask Peter what's the latest with The dB's and will they record an all new album ??
	10:11pm Kat in Chicago: Ooh, this is one of my favorite Blondie songs!
	10:13pm angelajaeger@earthlink.net: Love this song!
	10:14pm the chicken of the trees: Hi EFD will Julia Gorton be calling in ?
	10:20pm §€®@℗§: h’lo hey dB’s, dB’s, dB’s. the first two albums, perfect perfect power pop. black & white, perfect power pop song. love love love love it.
	10:21pm §€®@℗§: AAAAHHH, the scene is NOW
	10:21pm efd: @chicken sadly no, I had to balance the call in guests with everything else going on! Lots more people I could have included
	10:22pm §€®@℗§: i still haven’t found all the scene is now albums, SIGH
	10:26pm Chris Nelson: My closet is full of The Scene Is Now albums - come on over!
	10:31pm herb.nyc: at Chris Stamey's McNally Jackson bk store event for his memoirs, he sang the NY Rocker song. -- great on air conversation now. Dils are being praised now and friend jack rabid has been saying that for ages.
	10:33pm johnk77: great show slash records had an incredible roster but my strongest memory of that period is brian of violent femmes making fun of bob biggs
	10:38pm Dan from Delco: Love
	10:40pm JakeGould: Who’s on now?
	10:41pm efd: Annene Kaye
	10:42pm JakeGould: Ahh! Cool… 12th Street and 3rd Avenue is a block away where Travis Bickle had his famous shoot out with Sport and the other low life's.
	10:55pm JakeGould: This “No Magazine?” antiq.benjamins.com...
	10:57pm Chris Nelson: No, that was the LA NO Magazine, unrelated
	10:58pm Faye: wow this is radio...incredible show
	10:58pm brycepunk1: I love this station so much. I wish I had $5000/month to give.
	11:00pm Steve: Great show, EFD ! Love the conversations about NY Rocker !
	11:01pm sufferwords: don’t ask but I lived on 5th Ave. tween 13-14th - i used to read your rag, could I have read it out here in L.A. also?
	11:03pm JakeGould: @sufferwords: Wow! Were you on the side of 5th Avenue where the new New School building now is?
	11:03pm Jett: So you, Funk, were on WNYU, I was on WHBI and NY Rocker used to sponsor my radio show, and the dB's sang the commercial jingle for NY Rocker.
	11:04pm flashbazbo: I just listened to FMU in the shower.
	11:06pm DETENTION: .... nice
	11:08pm Mike Sin: Man, these conversations are something else. This is WFMU at its best.
	11:10pm rev: part of slash mag 77_79...how incredible the world was...I was in high school and learned everything about music and life from Claude kickboy face Bessy..wonderful show...
	11:13pm johnk77: my father's place?
	11:13pm Fletchernyc: This is amazing. Thank you so much!
	11:15pm Jett: I still have about 40 issues of NY Rocker in my garage.
	11:16pm listener 126464: have a collection also
	11:16pm flashbazbo: I remember the "Winter of our discontent" issue really hit home for me. it might have been about the new romantics.
	11:16pm JakeGould: Whoomp, here it is… www.instagram.com...
	11:17pm listener 126464: •partial collection
	11:17pm Jett: Anyone going to mention Punk magazine? Used to read that also!
	11:20pm Kat in Chicago: Punk magazine was mentioned earlier
	11:20pm Jett: Ty Kat!
	11:21pm listener 126464: staying up way past bedtime for this
	11:22pm Jett: I remember the release of that first R.E.M. single and shortly afterwards they got signed and released Chronic Town on IRS.
	11:24pm slugluv1313: good evening, EFD and everyone! tuned in a bit late, but so enjoying what i am hearing (and yup! still have a bunch of NY Rocker issues :) ) @ Kat in Chicago -- YES!!! "Fan Mail" is one of my favorite Blondie songs too! @ the chicken of the trees -- i was thinking of Julia too! only met her within the last year or so, such a fascinating person (and funny too!) were the NY Rocker offices located in an old, abandoned school building on Eighth Street, just east of Avenue B? i remember going there with the "ex" and walking through Tomkins Square Park (on a Sunday morning, i think?!?) . . . TOTALLY spooky, the park was empty and the atmosphere was all misty, foggy . . . we were both still in school (!979? '80? "81?) (and living in New Jersey, hah!) and he was delivering artwork to the Rocker . . . the building was FREEZING (maybe no heat?) but the place was totally buzzing with all this amazing ENERGY . . . what a fantastic, precious time in NYC . . . !
	11:28pm Jett: The Fast seemed to be playing all the time around town, especially CBGB and Max's.
	11:28pm slugluv1313: omg -- The Miamis! The Fast! so cool!
	11:29pm Phillippe Bastille: Darn kids...
	11:31pm Phillippe Bastille: Did The Fast do anything else of note?
	11:32pm Kat in Chicago: I have such an imaginary picture of that scene from your description, slugluv, although I didn't see 8th and B myself till the mid-90s. Wow.
	11:33pm slugluv1313: ahh EFD these tunes are like the soundtrack to every party i went to back then :)
	11:35pm slugluv1313: @ Phillippe Bastille -- The Fast were an incredible "power pop" band (for lack of a better description) -- pretty sure you can find them on youtube, etc.
	11:36pm Jett: @Phillippe I remember a track by The Fast "Boys Will Be Boys" and a few years later an album that the cover was a parody of The Who Sell Out.
	11:36pm Kat in Chicago: Kickstarter sounds like a great idea if y'all could get the word out. I'd buy in.
	11:38pm Phillippe Bastille: @slugluv1313 @jett Thanks!
	11:40pm Kat in Chicago: I'm a Letraset veteran myself. Got pretty good at it.
	11:42pm RJ: Holy cow, this show is a true joy.
	11:43pm Kat in Chicago: And I think I still have burns from my waxer!
	11:43pm listener 126464: replace your x-actos and keep the waxer clean
	11:43pm scobot: Rubber cement.
	11:43pm listener 126464: pour some thinner on me
	11:46pm Kat in Chicago: @126464 I went shopping for an X-acto recently, since I can't find the handle I had a few years ago. They seem harder to get hold of these days.
	11:46pm slugluv1313: thank-you, Kat! even though i was in NJ (Douglass/Rutgers U. -- i was like the lone "punk" among all the jocks and preppies, hah!) i managed to go to NYC as much as i could -- it really was an amazing time, i consider myself lucky that i got to participate, even if it was just going to Max's, CBGB's, etc. which reminds me! Max's had cocktails named after bands -- the Blondie, Cherry Vanilla, Tuff Darts, etc. . . . the SUICIDE was like EVERY high proof liquor in one long tall glass (and yeah, the "ex" insisted on drinking this, hah!) . . . Julia Gorton mentioned this when i met her, she said she had found the Max's drink menu online -- but it may actually have one somewhere (yeah, i am one of those goofballs who saves ticket stubs too, hah!)
	11:48pm listener 126464: sam flax, pearl paints, that utrecht place... gone. where does one go for a tabouret?
	11:50pm Kat in Chicago: I worked at Pearl on Canal St. briefly, circa 96-97 I think. They were not nice to work for.
	11:50pm sufferwords: @Jake Gould I was across the street 74 5th 1981
	11:51pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks everyone! That was a great listen!
	11:51pm Beep Boop: EFD- I haven't heard yr boss bed music once this entire effin' time
	11:51pm Kat in Chicago: @126464 Blick?
	11:52pm Jett: That NY Rocker spot had an announcement at the end that said "Available at newstands everywhere!"
	11:52pm listener 126464: 2nd song after The Dreg last Thursday at Bowery Electric
	11:53pm Kat in Chicago: Fabulous episode, Evan. Clicky-starred. Thanks to all involved! slugluv, if we ever run into each other on one of my Brooklyn visits, I'll trade cocktails for stories :)
	11:54pm Jett: The band that I saw the most times live, was The Fleshtones, at least 70 times!
	11:55pm Jett: The Senders were always great!
	11:55pm efd: @Beep Boop it's not period appropriate! Next week you'll hear it.
	11:55pm sufferwords: saw some good shit at Peppermint Lounge in 81 - Heartbreakers, Wilson Pickett
	11:56pm brycepunk1: This was great to listen to. Thank you guests and EFD and WFMU :)
	11:56pm efd: also thought the regular bed music would be too distracting for the guests!
	11:57pm listener 126464: Thanks Evan and guests, associates, cheers everybody!
	11:57pm brycepunk1: slug, that was awesome. Must be some great stories in those memories.
	11:57pm slugluv1313: @ listener 126464 -- and of course Eastern Artists! where all the SVA kids went for their art supplies -- met Wendy Wild when she was working there too
	11:57pm Beep Boop: "Period Appropriate"- I'll take it up with Timothy Speed Levitch whom I desperately hope comes out of retirement / where can I get a tour?
	11:59pm slugluv1313: @ Kat in Chicago -- definitely! ah, i am only half-joking when i talk about turning my apartment into a museum :)
	11:59pm Steve: Hey EFD, how about a Trouser Press magazine show ?
	11:59pm Beep Boop: I love that you sense our urgency with the archive!
	11:59pm sufferwords: What next EFD? New Music Seminar show?
	11:59pm slugluv1313: fantastic show, EFD -- THANK-YOU!
	12:00am Jett: Trouser Press was never as cool as NY Rocker.
	10:12am Miss Georgia Peach: FANTASTIC SHOW! I hope the book becomes a reality. Thank you, EFD!

The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from October 23, 2019

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