WFMU: Stop Hitting Yourself with DJ Greg "Spacebrother" Bishop: Playlist from February 3, 2020

Listener comments!
	6:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Welcome back - we've all missed you! And we're here to cheer you on and support you, too. <3
	6:52pm spacebrother: :) And thanks for covering for my and all the support!
	6:52pm DJ GeorgyGirl: No problem :-)
	6:53pm Otis: Hi Greg! Listening in with the cat and evening cafe.
	6:53pm Martinibomb: Hellooooo spacebro
	6:56pm spacebrother: Hello Otis! Hello MB!
	6:58pm Rich in Washington: Hi greg! I'm glad you're back.
	6:58pm spacebrother: Hello Rich! Thank you.
	6:59pm spacebrother: Hope this works.
	7:00pm Martinibomb: Its rolling
	📖 7:00pm Mr Fab: hey Greg, i hear ya!
	7:01pm spacebrother: Hey Sr. Fab! Thanks for filling in.
	7:01pm DJ GeorgyGirl: There it is!
	7:02pm Linda Lee: lo! there you are! :-)
	7:03pm Martinibomb: Sounding good aside from player problem
	7:03pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That's the magic of Sheena :-)
	7:03pm spodiodi: hello spacebrother, thanks for sharing the songs
	7:03pm Otis: Rusty is fun. Carry on. Great to have ya back!
	7:04pm Rich in Washington: Live radio! Without a net! The smell of greasepaint.. Oh wait. I'm thinking about the circus.
	7:04pm Linda Lee: the roar of the crowd .. the smell of greasepaint. or, the smell of the crowd ..
	7:04pm Otis: Ahhhh, Porter. Gonna stop my work for a bit and take a seat on the couch with this coffee and welcome you back in a proper way, listening along together!
	7:06pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This is a wonderful record :-)
	7:07pm Rich in Washington: It's funny how I grew up absolutely hating this stuff and now I really, really like 60s country.
	7:07pm Juan Rapido: Hey Spacebrother, sounds great! Welcome back! Just a note the level sounds much lower than DJ GeorgyGirl's show. It's crisp, i just had to turn it up.
	7:07pm Otis: Rich, you and me both. Now I can't get enough of creepy country.
	7:08pm Rich in Washington: I can sort of blame The Cramps and all those Aussie post punkers who covered old country gems for widening my appreciation for old country music.
	7:09pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I was obsessed with going to Nashville when I was a kid. Still haven't been. The nearest I got was Pigeon Forge.
	7:09pm Rich in Washington: Creepy country! It's sort of a genre, innit? Like Johnny Paycheck, Porter, Hank Snow. It's not a real country song until someone's under the ground.
	7:10pm Rich in Washington: Oh yes! Love this song!
	📖 7:10pm Mr Fab: "Skeletons," a Rodney on the ROQ classic!
	7:10pm Rich in Washington: One of my Halloween faves!
	7:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: There's that old joke that if you play a country song backwards all these great things start happening and it ends brilliantly ;-)
	7:11pm Rich in Washington: I may be wrong, but I think if you had everything on Subterranean Records, you'd have a hell of a collection.
	7:11pm spacebrother: My wife first told me about "Skeletons."
	7:12pm Rich in Washington: Oh yeah!
	7:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I LOVE THIS SONG!!!! :-D
	7:12pm Linda Lee: kids, if. anyone's in the New York area, please come get my creepy country records. have a look at the others, too. 400 in all. everything must go!
	7:13pm Juan Rapido: Love Marty Robbins! Really feels like cowboy music!
	7:13pm Linda Lee: Marty Robbins was fabulous.
	7:13pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @LL - I would if I could!
	7:13pm Linda Lee: I know you would! :-)
	📖 7:13pm Mr Fab: Me too Juan, these Marty Robbins "Gunfighter Ballads " albums are so great.
	7:13pm spacebrother: My wife's family had this record and she told me everybody she knew in the southwest had the record when she was growing up.
	7:14pm melinda: hi everyone
	7:14pm DJ GeorgyGirl: They're all so evocative!
	7:14pm Linda Lee: hi Melinda!
	7:14pm spacebrother: Jello Melinda!
	7:14pm Linda Lee: sweet voice, too.
	7:15pm Rich in Washington: We definitely had this record in my childhood household!
	7:16pm Linda Lee: ours was a more Chet Atkins/Glen Campbell/Johnny Cash sorta household.
	7:16pm Rich in Washington: <clapping along>
	7:16pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, we had a lot of that too, LL, and a smattering of Folk groups.
	7:17pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The country in America is truly breath-taking. And the sky is incredible. People thought I was joking when I was there and I told them that the sky in the UK is a lot lower. You really do have a Big Sky.
	7:17pm spacebrother: I recorded this live. It is Duane Eddy playing.
	7:17pm Rich in Washington: Hands up - who was forced to watch Hee Haw as a kid?
	7:17pm Domenic: Welcome back Greg.
	7:17pm Linda Lee: this Duane Eddy album you too will find at the Catskills Pop Up Record Shop! just look for the chocolate on the ceiling!
	7:17pm spacebrother: Thank you, Domenic.
	7:17pm DJ GeorgyGirl: <whispers> I loved Hee Haw ...
	7:18pm Rich in Washington: (and by forced, I mean, the TVs on. You could DO other stuff, but the TV was on!).
	7:18pm Rich in Washington: <whisper> I didn't then but I sure do now!
	7:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Rich - lol ;-)
	7:19pm spacebrother: I watched Hee Haw, but was confused by it as a kid. Love it now.
	7:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Alllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll the way down to California, my father would shout out the population numbers on the road signs and I'd shout back "Saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalute!" :-)
	7:20pm Rich in Washington: The joys of growing up in a one-tv household. There's so many cool 70s shows I never got to see and am glad they're usually on some streaming thing.
	📖 7:20pm Mr Fab: You were lucky to have a wife who liked cool stuff Greg - I've also learned about groovy things from Mrs Fab, but many spouses don't share such, er, "refined" tastes as ours.
	7:20pm Rich in Washington: HA! I still can hear the Gloom, Despair and Agony On Me song.
	7:20pm Linda Lee: something's fishy about this Bill Tilapia record. what is it?
	7:21pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I think those of us of a certain generation spent a lot of our childhood years silently glaring t the grown-ups because we couldn't watch what we wanted to ;-)
	7:21pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Linda - I see what you did there ;-)
	7:21pm Linda Lee: just wait, I'm not finnished!
	7:22pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I like his version of Salmon Chanted Evening
	7:22pm spacebrother: You'll make me play Fish Story by Kip Adotta.
	7:22pm spodiodi: oh my
	7:23pm Linda Lee: Burl Ives! :-) loved him as a little kid.
	7:24pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Ok, now my inner child is very happy. :-) <3 Burl <3
	7:24pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Hey, this is all so silly! thanks, Spacebrother! Hi, Hitsters!
	7:24pm Rich in Washington: Oh yeah. We had Burl Ives records too!
	7:24pm Rebecca Lewis: Welcome back, Greg!
	7:24pm melinda: sing it Burl
	7:25pm Linda Lee: just played his 'versatile Burl Ives' last night! he was, too!
	7:25pm spacebrother: Thank you , Rebecca.
	7:25pm melinda: I liked him too. He does have a nice voice.
	7:25pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Voluntary Hee Haw fan—SAAAALUTE! ;-P
	7:25pm spacebrother: Hey GST. So many new listeners,
	7:26pm DJ GeorgyGirl: What's for dinner, Granpa? Yum! Yum! :-)
	7:26pm Domenic: Burl Ives was always fun. Like his Hawaiian LP..
	7:26pm Otis Fodder: Mrs McWiggin!
	7:27pm Rich in Washington: Rebecca! Thanks for all you do!
	7:27pm Linda Lee: oh! it's the black lab lady!
	7:27pm spacebrother: My wife LOVED this.
	7:28pm Rich in Washington: This is hilarious!
	7:28pm Linda Lee: what an amazing story.
	7:28pm melinda: @spacebrother I was totally confused by Hee Haw as a kid, it disturbed me.
	7:29pm Otis Fodder: I love those calls too.
	7:29pm spacebrother: We quoted it around the house all the time.
	📖 7:29pm Mr Fab: Venus, the 8 year old New Wave singer. Another Rodney Bingenheimer fave.
	📖 7:30pm Mr Fab: backed by her parents. Where is Venus now?!
	7:31pm melinda: The beer song is one Scott Williams' 2019 premium CD, which I love.
	7:31pm Otis Fodder: Greg, as you know, my heart goes out to you! Lovely show!!
	7:31pm Linda Lee: Greg, I'm amazed that you're with us. I'm so sorry.
	7:32pm Otis Fodder: Ha, I was gonna say Rod, but yea.... I'm clutchin' at straws weekly with names and folks. Ha.
	7:32pm DJ GeorgyGirl: You're doing great with this show, Greg!
	7:32pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. That Duane Eddy was recorded live? That's fantastic!
	7:33pm Rich in Washington: @Otis: I call it Mic on/brain off.
	7:34pm Otis Fodder: Brain farts!
	7:35pm Linda Lee: I was surprised at the applause! that was pretty polished!
	7:35pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Yep - I'm no stranger to mic on, brain says "BYE!!" ;-)
	7:36pm Martinibomb: digging the show
	7:36pm Rich in Washington: OMG! This takes me back!
	7:36pm Linda Lee: my god, how do I remember this so well? we were old for the show, but we babysat. our young friends adored it.
	7:37pm spodiodi: hells yes, Cookie Monster. sing it
	7:37pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I love the fact that I grew up with Sesame Street - and so did my daughter :-)
	📖 7:38pm Mr Fab: The Fabs discovered Supernova via their wonderful appearance on "Yo Gabba Gabba," the coolest kids show this side of "Pee Wee's Playhouse."
	7:38pm Otis Fodder: This takes me back too! Can I be a Cookie Monster Groupie?
	7:38pm Rich in Washington: What do little kids have like this today? I occasionally look at little kids TV now that I'm a grandfather and much of it looks kind of lame.
	7:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My niece is three and the stuff she watches is just plain bizarre
	7:39pm spodiodi: peppa pig is cool
	7:40pm spodiodi: peppa pig is also 16 years old, i see. relatively new to me
	7:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My partner loves Peppa Pig :-) Every Christmas I buy him a Peppa Pig advent calendar. For his birthday a few years ago I got him a PP balloon, and the lady in the shop said "Aw. How old is the birthday boy?" and when I said 40-something her face was a picture ;-)
	7:41pm Rich in Washington: We're those weird grandparents who don't even have a TV in their living room.
	7:41pm spodiodi: is Sesame St. still on? it has to be
	7:41pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Yep - Sesame Street is still on ;-)
	📖 7:42pm Mr Fab: The French team that does shows like "Oggy and the Cockroaches" is really good. (the roaches are named Johnny Joey and Marky!) And "Space Goofs" has a theme song by Iggy Pop. Fun for the whole family.
	7:42pm spodiodi: haha, nice, DJ GeorgyGirl. he has great taste
	7:42pm Rich in Washington: I'm actually thinking of getting one of those built-like-a-tank Califone (etc) type school record players so my older grandkid can play with junk records.
	7:42pm spodiodi: whew
	7:44pm melinda: 70s Sesame Street was the best.
	7:45pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Ultimate Bliss = Madness :-)
	📖 7:45pm Mr Fab: had this very Madness album as a young 'un!
	7:46pm spodiodi: yes yes
	7:46pm Rich in Washington: Sesame Street got bought by some outfit like HBO, so kids who live in HBO subscriber households get to see Sesame Street before kids in free TV households Neat, huh! Sesame Street's been gentrified by equity firm slimeballs.
	7:46pm spacebrother: Sigrid said she had forgotten about this song and really liked hearing it again.
	7:47pm Rich in Washington: OH YEAH!
	7:47pm melinda: @Rich that sucks.
	7:48pm Rich in Washington: The bassline on this.
	7:49pm edelkakao cha cha: Unfair, I have no memory of seeing sesame street in finnish tv. only muppet show. what bunsen honeydew did to beaker scared me so much I went hiding in our bathroom from the scary tv set.
	7:50pm spodiodi: poor beaker
	7:50pm spacebrother: @ Rich - I never noticed that bass!
	7:50pm Otis Fodder: It's all fake news with Sesame Street. Cookie Monster has gotta be like 50 years old now and with all those cookies he's shooting insultin into his blue coarse ratty fur daily.
	📖 7:50pm Mr Fab: re: Madness, Why was the ska revival so cool circa 1980, but the 3rd wave of ska in the 90s seemed like utter lame-ness? Was is actually lame, or was I just older? Maybe my discovery of real Jamaican music had something to do with it.
	7:50pm melinda: I first heard Stevie Wonder on Sesame Street, he and his band did Superstition. The music was great back then, between the celebrity appearances and Joe Raposo's compositions.
	7:50pm Dominick: Singing Sadie!!!!!
	7:51pm Otis Fodder: Everybody was on those old SS shows. Muppets too! Loved those growing up. Maybe that's why I like Paul Williams so much?
	7:52pm melinda: @edelkakao that's sad, I remember getting scared by things that were supposed to be funny.
	7:52pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Clowns. I'm still terrified of clowns. They're just ... wrong.
	7:53pm Rich in Washington: Re: The Plastics: it's like this pulsing synth line that puts The B52s to shame. So kewl!
	7:53pm edelkakao cha cha: i mean smoke was coming from beaker's head, yikes
	7:53pm Linda Lee: we're not alone, but i didn't like clowns either. bozo gave me nightmares.
	7:54pm Otis Fodder: Spiders in my bedroom that appear next to my pillow!
	7:54pm melinda: I love Bathtime in Clerkenwell, I first saw it animated on TV but don't remember the context.
	7:54pm edelkakao cha cha: scary clowns and that butthole surfers lp cover...
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: Clowns secretly control the universe. I saw a film called Let's Visit The World of the Future and now I cannot unknow what I know.
	7:55pm Otis Fodder: No clown black velvet paintings allowed in Chez Fodder.
	7:55pm Rich in Washington: Love this record!
	7:55pm Linda Lee: maybe clowns were always for adults..
	7:55pm edelkakao cha cha: Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem was the best musical act in muppet show, never mind the actual guests.
	7:55pm Otis Fodder: Oh great, now what do I tell me cat. Sorry, you don't own the universe. Ha!
	7:55pm melinda: I think I was just old enough when the Muppet Show came along that I could laugh at stuff like that.
	7:56pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Janis from Dr Teeth is EVERYTHING :-)
	7:56pm spacebrother: @ Rich - Who is the actual artist?
	7:56pm Rich in Washington: yes, she's groovy!
	7:56pm Linda Lee: isn't this fairground organ delightful!
	7:57pm melinda: The Muppet Show had more sophisticated references than Sesame Street. There was a bit where Janis was talking about walking naked on a beach.
	7:57pm Rich in Washington: I think he/they are library people. A bunch of names are associated with it on Discogs.
	7:57pm Martinibomb: Good show
	7:58pm Otis Fodder: Welcome back and super set Greg. Cheers buddy!
	7:58pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Thank you for doing this show, Greg :-)
	7:59pm edelkakao cha cha: I was too young for most of the muppets' stuff as a 3-5 year old. As a 10-year old I got at least some of the stuff in spite of things getting lost in translation.
	8:00pm Linda Lee: you've done beautifully, Greg. don't worry about what's next.
	8:00pm DJ GeorgyGirl: There's no one after you :-)
	8:00pm melinda: Land of the Lost was a show I watched when I was too young, the sleestacks scared me.
	8:00pm edelkakao cha cha: thanks dj and everyone!
	📖 8:00pm Mr Fab: No one's afer you, go for it.
	8:01pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This was a beautiful show and you did her proud <3
	8:01pm spodiodi: thanks, spacebrother!
	8:01pm spodiodi: honored to be present
	8:01pm Linda Lee: feeling for you, honey. easy does it. long road ahead.
	8:01pm Domenic: Thanks for coming in Greg. Talking is good.
	8:01pm Rich in Washington: So great having you back! I am so sorry for your loss. I can't even imagine what you've been going through. Cheers!
	8:03pm spacebrother: Thank you all for your ears and support. I'm doing OK. This show is part of the process.
	📖 8:03pm Mr Fab: Great show, and beautiful tribute.
	8:03pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Sigrid and i share lots of musical tastes. This is such a wonderful tribute. xoxox
	8:03pm melinda: Hugs to you Greg
	8:05pm Rich in Washington: See you next week!
	4:44am Jan Turkenburg: Enjoyed this show, Greg. Glad to have you back. Hopefully making shows will be as therapeutic to you as it is for me.
	4:53am Jan Turkenburg: 'Clapper teater' doesn't ring a bell... Maybe it's somehow derived from "tietenpletter' ( pron. teatenplatter') which means 'tit's squeezer' which refers to an accordeon...

Stop Hitting Yourself with DJ Greg "Spacebrother" Bishop: Playlist from February 3, 2020

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Weird and wonderful sounds from outsider to weird covers and occasionally painful stuff from the Golden Age Of Stupidity.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
Me	Stop Hitting Yourself Intro "Stop Hitting Yourself Intro" by "Me"	Sheena's Jungle Room	Sheena's Jungle Room Records	Now	Vinyl
Porter Wagoner	Cold Hard Facts of Life		RCA Victor	1967	LP	0:07:43 (Pop-up)
Porter Wagoner	The Snakes Crawl At Night	"Soul Of A Convict" And Other Great Prison Songs	RCA Victor	1966	LP	0:07:05 (Pop-up)
Inflatable Boy Clams	Skeletons "Skeletons" by "Inflatable Boy Clams"	Inflatable Boy Clams	Subterranean Records	1981	EP	0:08:48 (Pop-up)
Marty Robbins	Big Iron "Big Iron" by "Marty Robbins"	Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs	Columbia	1959	LP	0:11:48 (Pop-up)
Duane Eddy	Rebel Rouser "Rebel Rouser" by "Duane Eddy"		Unreleased			0:16:00 (Pop-up)
Bill Tapia	Stars and Stripes Forever		Unreleased			0:18:41 (Pop-up)
Bob McFadden and Dor	I Dig You Baby	Songs Our Mummy Taught Us	Brunswick	1959	LP	0:21:31 (Pop-up)
Burl Ives	The Ugly Bug Ball "The Ugly Bug Ball" by "Burl Ives"		Buena Vista	1963	45	0:23:10 (Pop-up)
Mrs. McWiggin	Phone Calls About the Dog	Outtakes from the 2003 365 Days Project - Part I	WFMU			0:26:02 (Pop-up)
Unit 3 and Venus	I Don't Like Beer		Permanent Records	1982	EP	0:28:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Calexico	Ballad of Cable Hogue "Ballad of Cable Hogue" by "Calexico"		City Slang		CD	0:30:13 (Pop-up)
Supernova	Vitamins "Vitamins" by "Supernova"	Ages 3 and Up	Amphetamine Reptile Records	1995	CD	0:34:38 (Pop-up)
Sesame Street	Five Song "Five Song" by "Sesame Street"	Songs from the Street: 35 Years of Music Disc 1	Legacy	2004	CD	0:35:53 (Pop-up)
Frank Oz	C Is For Cookie "C Is For Cookie" by "Frank Oz"	Songs from the Street: 35 Years of Music Disc 1	Legacy	2004	CD	0:37:11 (Pop-up)
Stealing Orchestra	Palpitações, Delírios e Mau Feitio ao Acordar	Bu!	You Are Not Stealing Records	2004	MP3	0:38:24 (Pop-up)
Squirrel Nut Zippers	Ghost of Stephen Foster	Perennial Favorites	Mammoth Records	1998	CD	0:41:01 (Pop-up)
Madness	Bed and Breakfast Man "Bed and Breakfast Man" by "Madness"	Complete Madness	Stiff Records	1982	LP	0:44:35 (Pop-up)
The Plastics	Top Secret Man "Top Secret Man" by "The Plastics"	Plastics	Island Records	1981	LP	0:46:51 (Pop-up)
Singing Sadie	Lets Call 'Er Lil "Lets Call 'Er Lil" by "Singing Sadie"	Songs For Swingers!	dualpLOVER	2013	CD	0:49:13 (Pop-up)
The Real Tuesday Weld	Bathtime in Clerkenwell	Bathtime In Clerkenwell	Six Degrees Records	2004	EP	0:51:11 (Pop-up)
Ronald and Donald	Cuac Cuac "Cuac Cuac" by "Ronald and Donald"		VIP	1974	45	0:53:54 (Pop-up)
Hammond Fairground Organ Roll	Clapper Teater					0:55:53 (Pop-up)
Blondie	I'm Always Touched By Your Presence, Dear	Plastic Letters	Chysalis	1977	LP	1:02:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Welcome back - we've all missed you! And we're here to cheer you on and support you, too. <3
	6:52pm spacebrother: :) And thanks for covering for my and all the support!
	6:52pm DJ GeorgyGirl: No problem :-)
	6:53pm Otis: Hi Greg! Listening in with the cat and evening cafe.
	6:53pm Martinibomb: Hellooooo spacebro
	6:56pm spacebrother: Hello Otis! Hello MB!
	6:58pm Rich in Washington: Hi greg! I'm glad you're back.
	6:58pm spacebrother: Hello Rich! Thank you.
	6:59pm spacebrother: Hope this works.
	7:00pm Martinibomb: Its rolling
	📖 7:00pm Mr Fab: hey Greg, i hear ya!
	7:01pm spacebrother: Hey Sr. Fab! Thanks for filling in.
	7:01pm DJ GeorgyGirl: There it is!
	7:02pm Linda Lee: lo! there you are! :-)
	7:03pm Martinibomb: Sounding good aside from player problem
	7:03pm DJ GeorgyGirl: That's the magic of Sheena :-)
	7:03pm spodiodi: hello spacebrother, thanks for sharing the songs
	7:03pm Otis: Rusty is fun. Carry on. Great to have ya back!
	7:04pm Rich in Washington: Live radio! Without a net! The smell of greasepaint.. Oh wait. I'm thinking about the circus.
	7:04pm Linda Lee: the roar of the crowd .. the smell of greasepaint. or, the smell of the crowd ..
	7:04pm Otis: Ahhhh, Porter. Gonna stop my work for a bit and take a seat on the couch with this coffee and welcome you back in a proper way, listening along together!
	7:06pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This is a wonderful record :-)
	7:07pm Rich in Washington: It's funny how I grew up absolutely hating this stuff and now I really, really like 60s country.
	7:07pm Juan Rapido: Hey Spacebrother, sounds great! Welcome back! Just a note the level sounds much lower than DJ GeorgyGirl's show. It's crisp, i just had to turn it up.
	7:07pm Otis: Rich, you and me both. Now I can't get enough of creepy country.
	7:08pm Rich in Washington: I can sort of blame The Cramps and all those Aussie post punkers who covered old country gems for widening my appreciation for old country music.
	7:09pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I was obsessed with going to Nashville when I was a kid. Still haven't been. The nearest I got was Pigeon Forge.
	7:09pm Rich in Washington: Creepy country! It's sort of a genre, innit? Like Johnny Paycheck, Porter, Hank Snow. It's not a real country song until someone's under the ground.
	7:10pm Rich in Washington: Oh yes! Love this song!
	📖 7:10pm Mr Fab: "Skeletons," a Rodney on the ROQ classic!
	7:10pm Rich in Washington: One of my Halloween faves!
	7:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: There's that old joke that if you play a country song backwards all these great things start happening and it ends brilliantly ;-)
	7:11pm Rich in Washington: I may be wrong, but I think if you had everything on Subterranean Records, you'd have a hell of a collection.
	7:11pm spacebrother: My wife first told me about "Skeletons."
	7:12pm Rich in Washington: Oh yeah!
	7:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I LOVE THIS SONG!!!! :-D
	7:12pm Linda Lee: kids, if. anyone's in the New York area, please come get my creepy country records. have a look at the others, too. 400 in all. everything must go!
	7:13pm Juan Rapido: Love Marty Robbins! Really feels like cowboy music!
	7:13pm Linda Lee: Marty Robbins was fabulous.
	7:13pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @LL - I would if I could!
	7:13pm Linda Lee: I know you would! :-)
	📖 7:13pm Mr Fab: Me too Juan, these Marty Robbins "Gunfighter Ballads " albums are so great.
	7:13pm spacebrother: My wife's family had this record and she told me everybody she knew in the southwest had the record when she was growing up.
	7:14pm melinda: hi everyone
	7:14pm DJ GeorgyGirl: They're all so evocative!
	7:14pm Linda Lee: hi Melinda!
	7:14pm spacebrother: Jello Melinda!
	7:14pm Linda Lee: sweet voice, too.
	7:15pm Rich in Washington: We definitely had this record in my childhood household!
	7:16pm Linda Lee: ours was a more Chet Atkins/Glen Campbell/Johnny Cash sorta household.
	7:16pm Rich in Washington: <clapping along>
	7:16pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, we had a lot of that too, LL, and a smattering of Folk groups.
	7:17pm DJ GeorgyGirl: The country in America is truly breath-taking. And the sky is incredible. People thought I was joking when I was there and I told them that the sky in the UK is a lot lower. You really do have a Big Sky.
	7:17pm spacebrother: I recorded this live. It is Duane Eddy playing.
	7:17pm Rich in Washington: Hands up - who was forced to watch Hee Haw as a kid?
	7:17pm Domenic: Welcome back Greg.
	7:17pm Linda Lee: this Duane Eddy album you too will find at the Catskills Pop Up Record Shop! just look for the chocolate on the ceiling!
	7:17pm spacebrother: Thank you, Domenic.
	7:17pm DJ GeorgyGirl: <whispers> I loved Hee Haw ...
	7:18pm Rich in Washington: (and by forced, I mean, the TVs on. You could DO other stuff, but the TV was on!).
	7:18pm Rich in Washington: <whisper> I didn't then but I sure do now!
	7:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Rich - lol ;-)
	7:19pm spacebrother: I watched Hee Haw, but was confused by it as a kid. Love it now.
	7:19pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Alllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll the way down to California, my father would shout out the population numbers on the road signs and I'd shout back "Saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalute!" :-)
	7:20pm Rich in Washington: The joys of growing up in a one-tv household. There's so many cool 70s shows I never got to see and am glad they're usually on some streaming thing.
	📖 7:20pm Mr Fab: You were lucky to have a wife who liked cool stuff Greg - I've also learned about groovy things from Mrs Fab, but many spouses don't share such, er, "refined" tastes as ours.
	7:20pm Rich in Washington: HA! I still can hear the Gloom, Despair and Agony On Me song.
	7:20pm Linda Lee: something's fishy about this Bill Tilapia record. what is it?
	7:21pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I think those of us of a certain generation spent a lot of our childhood years silently glaring t the grown-ups because we couldn't watch what we wanted to ;-)
	7:21pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Linda - I see what you did there ;-)
	7:21pm Linda Lee: just wait, I'm not finnished!
	7:22pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I like his version of Salmon Chanted Evening
	7:22pm spacebrother: You'll make me play Fish Story by Kip Adotta.
	7:22pm spodiodi: oh my
	7:23pm Linda Lee: Burl Ives! :-) loved him as a little kid.
	7:24pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Ok, now my inner child is very happy. :-) <3 Burl <3
	7:24pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Hey, this is all so silly! thanks, Spacebrother! Hi, Hitsters!
	7:24pm Rich in Washington: Oh yeah. We had Burl Ives records too!
	7:24pm Rebecca Lewis: Welcome back, Greg!
	7:24pm melinda: sing it Burl
	7:25pm Linda Lee: just played his 'versatile Burl Ives' last night! he was, too!
	7:25pm spacebrother: Thank you , Rebecca.
	7:25pm melinda: I liked him too. He does have a nice voice.
	7:25pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Voluntary Hee Haw fan—SAAAALUTE! ;-P
	7:25pm spacebrother: Hey GST. So many new listeners,
	7:26pm DJ GeorgyGirl: What's for dinner, Granpa? Yum! Yum! :-)
	7:26pm Domenic: Burl Ives was always fun. Like his Hawaiian LP..
	7:26pm Otis Fodder: Mrs McWiggin!
	7:27pm Rich in Washington: Rebecca! Thanks for all you do!
	7:27pm Linda Lee: oh! it's the black lab lady!
	7:27pm spacebrother: My wife LOVED this.
	7:28pm Rich in Washington: This is hilarious!
	7:28pm Linda Lee: what an amazing story.
	7:28pm melinda: @spacebrother I was totally confused by Hee Haw as a kid, it disturbed me.
	7:29pm Otis Fodder: I love those calls too.
	7:29pm spacebrother: We quoted it around the house all the time.
	📖 7:29pm Mr Fab: Venus, the 8 year old New Wave singer. Another Rodney Bingenheimer fave.
	📖 7:30pm Mr Fab: backed by her parents. Where is Venus now?!
	7:31pm melinda: The beer song is one Scott Williams' 2019 premium CD, which I love.
	7:31pm Otis Fodder: Greg, as you know, my heart goes out to you! Lovely show!!
	7:31pm Linda Lee: Greg, I'm amazed that you're with us. I'm so sorry.
	7:32pm Otis Fodder: Ha, I was gonna say Rod, but yea.... I'm clutchin' at straws weekly with names and folks. Ha.
	7:32pm DJ GeorgyGirl: You're doing great with this show, Greg!
	7:32pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. That Duane Eddy was recorded live? That's fantastic!
	7:33pm Rich in Washington: @Otis: I call it Mic on/brain off.
	7:34pm Otis Fodder: Brain farts!
	7:35pm Linda Lee: I was surprised at the applause! that was pretty polished!
	7:35pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Yep - I'm no stranger to mic on, brain says "BYE!!" ;-)
	7:36pm Martinibomb: digging the show
	7:36pm Rich in Washington: OMG! This takes me back!
	7:36pm Linda Lee: my god, how do I remember this so well? we were old for the show, but we babysat. our young friends adored it.
	7:37pm spodiodi: hells yes, Cookie Monster. sing it
	7:37pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I love the fact that I grew up with Sesame Street - and so did my daughter :-)
	📖 7:38pm Mr Fab: The Fabs discovered Supernova via their wonderful appearance on "Yo Gabba Gabba," the coolest kids show this side of "Pee Wee's Playhouse."
	7:38pm Otis Fodder: This takes me back too! Can I be a Cookie Monster Groupie?
	7:38pm Rich in Washington: What do little kids have like this today? I occasionally look at little kids TV now that I'm a grandfather and much of it looks kind of lame.
	7:39pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My niece is three and the stuff she watches is just plain bizarre
	7:39pm spodiodi: peppa pig is cool
	7:40pm spodiodi: peppa pig is also 16 years old, i see. relatively new to me
	7:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: My partner loves Peppa Pig :-) Every Christmas I buy him a Peppa Pig advent calendar. For his birthday a few years ago I got him a PP balloon, and the lady in the shop said "Aw. How old is the birthday boy?" and when I said 40-something her face was a picture ;-)
	7:41pm Rich in Washington: We're those weird grandparents who don't even have a TV in their living room.
	7:41pm spodiodi: is Sesame St. still on? it has to be
	7:41pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Yep - Sesame Street is still on ;-)
	📖 7:42pm Mr Fab: The French team that does shows like "Oggy and the Cockroaches" is really good. (the roaches are named Johnny Joey and Marky!) And "Space Goofs" has a theme song by Iggy Pop. Fun for the whole family.
	7:42pm spodiodi: haha, nice, DJ GeorgyGirl. he has great taste
	7:42pm Rich in Washington: I'm actually thinking of getting one of those built-like-a-tank Califone (etc) type school record players so my older grandkid can play with junk records.
	7:42pm spodiodi: whew
	7:44pm melinda: 70s Sesame Street was the best.
	7:45pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Ultimate Bliss = Madness :-)
	📖 7:45pm Mr Fab: had this very Madness album as a young 'un!
	7:46pm spodiodi: yes yes
	7:46pm Rich in Washington: Sesame Street got bought by some outfit like HBO, so kids who live in HBO subscriber households get to see Sesame Street before kids in free TV households Neat, huh! Sesame Street's been gentrified by equity firm slimeballs.
	7:46pm spacebrother: Sigrid said she had forgotten about this song and really liked hearing it again.
	7:47pm Rich in Washington: OH YEAH!
	7:47pm melinda: @Rich that sucks.
	7:48pm Rich in Washington: The bassline on this.
	7:49pm edelkakao cha cha: Unfair, I have no memory of seeing sesame street in finnish tv. only muppet show. what bunsen honeydew did to beaker scared me so much I went hiding in our bathroom from the scary tv set.
	7:50pm spodiodi: poor beaker
	7:50pm spacebrother: @ Rich - I never noticed that bass!
	7:50pm Otis Fodder: It's all fake news with Sesame Street. Cookie Monster has gotta be like 50 years old now and with all those cookies he's shooting insultin into his blue coarse ratty fur daily.
	📖 7:50pm Mr Fab: re: Madness, Why was the ska revival so cool circa 1980, but the 3rd wave of ska in the 90s seemed like utter lame-ness? Was is actually lame, or was I just older? Maybe my discovery of real Jamaican music had something to do with it.
	7:50pm melinda: I first heard Stevie Wonder on Sesame Street, he and his band did Superstition. The music was great back then, between the celebrity appearances and Joe Raposo's compositions.
	7:50pm Dominick: Singing Sadie!!!!!
	7:51pm Otis Fodder: Everybody was on those old SS shows. Muppets too! Loved those growing up. Maybe that's why I like Paul Williams so much?
	7:52pm melinda: @edelkakao that's sad, I remember getting scared by things that were supposed to be funny.
	7:52pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Clowns. I'm still terrified of clowns. They're just ... wrong.
	7:53pm Rich in Washington: Re: The Plastics: it's like this pulsing synth line that puts The B52s to shame. So kewl!
	7:53pm edelkakao cha cha: i mean smoke was coming from beaker's head, yikes
	7:53pm Linda Lee: we're not alone, but i didn't like clowns either. bozo gave me nightmares.
	7:54pm Otis Fodder: Spiders in my bedroom that appear next to my pillow!
	7:54pm melinda: I love Bathtime in Clerkenwell, I first saw it animated on TV but don't remember the context.
	7:54pm edelkakao cha cha: scary clowns and that butthole surfers lp cover...
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: Clowns secretly control the universe. I saw a film called Let's Visit The World of the Future and now I cannot unknow what I know.
	7:55pm Otis Fodder: No clown black velvet paintings allowed in Chez Fodder.
	7:55pm Rich in Washington: Love this record!
	7:55pm Linda Lee: maybe clowns were always for adults..
	7:55pm edelkakao cha cha: Dr. Teeth and The Electric Mayhem was the best musical act in muppet show, never mind the actual guests.
	7:55pm Otis Fodder: Oh great, now what do I tell me cat. Sorry, you don't own the universe. Ha!
	7:55pm melinda: I think I was just old enough when the Muppet Show came along that I could laugh at stuff like that.
	7:56pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Janis from Dr Teeth is EVERYTHING :-)
	7:56pm spacebrother: @ Rich - Who is the actual artist?
	7:56pm Rich in Washington: yes, she's groovy!
	7:56pm Linda Lee: isn't this fairground organ delightful!
	7:57pm melinda: The Muppet Show had more sophisticated references than Sesame Street. There was a bit where Janis was talking about walking naked on a beach.
	7:57pm Rich in Washington: I think he/they are library people. A bunch of names are associated with it on Discogs.
	7:57pm Martinibomb: Good show
	7:58pm Otis Fodder: Welcome back and super set Greg. Cheers buddy!
	7:58pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Thank you for doing this show, Greg :-)
	7:59pm edelkakao cha cha: I was too young for most of the muppets' stuff as a 3-5 year old. As a 10-year old I got at least some of the stuff in spite of things getting lost in translation.
	8:00pm Linda Lee: you've done beautifully, Greg. don't worry about what's next.
	8:00pm DJ GeorgyGirl: There's no one after you :-)
	8:00pm melinda: Land of the Lost was a show I watched when I was too young, the sleestacks scared me.
	8:00pm edelkakao cha cha: thanks dj and everyone!
	📖 8:00pm Mr Fab: No one's afer you, go for it.
	8:01pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This was a beautiful show and you did her proud <3
	8:01pm spodiodi: thanks, spacebrother!
	8:01pm spodiodi: honored to be present
	8:01pm Linda Lee: feeling for you, honey. easy does it. long road ahead.
	8:01pm Domenic: Thanks for coming in Greg. Talking is good.
	8:01pm Rich in Washington: So great having you back! I am so sorry for your loss. I can't even imagine what you've been going through. Cheers!
	8:03pm spacebrother: Thank you all for your ears and support. I'm doing OK. This show is part of the process.
	📖 8:03pm Mr Fab: Great show, and beautiful tribute.
	8:03pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Sigrid and i share lots of musical tastes. This is such a wonderful tribute. xoxox
	8:03pm melinda: Hugs to you Greg
	8:05pm Rich in Washington: See you next week!
	4:44am Jan Turkenburg: Enjoyed this show, Greg. Glad to have you back. Hopefully making shows will be as therapeutic to you as it is for me.
	4:53am Jan Turkenburg: 'Clapper teater' doesn't ring a bell... Maybe it's somehow derived from "tietenpletter' ( pron. teatenplatter') which means 'tit's squeezer' which refers to an accordeon...

Stop Hitting Yourself with DJ Greg "Spacebrother" Bishop: Playlist from February 3, 2020

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