WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from June 8, 2020

Listener comments!
	9:01am Snoochienucci: yip yip yip Joe and everyone!
	9:01am common: yip
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Morning, Joe! Hello to all the Yippers. Steeling our nerves to head into Manhattan again, second Monday in a row we've had to. At least it's a nice day for it.
	9:02am David (in London): Get the Yipper high he gets hipper. Hello Joe. Hey Handy Snoochie, common.
	9:02am Strandlund: Hit us with your best shot, Joe!!
	👻 9:03am Brian in UK: Hey Joe.
	9:03am annie: it's a day to stay inside
	👻 9:03am Marley P. Dogg: Morning fellow yippers! Joe McG! Hope you’re well!
	9:03am Handy Haversack: They really hate that horn rock. Hey, David! I have mentioned your invitation to Bagpipe. He is weighing his many social options.
	9:03am Jim the Poet: I need the Noise!
	👻 9:03am Marley P. Dogg: Handy - Kate’s album rocks!
	9:04am Listener Fred: Can you tell me who's voices recorded your opening sequence?
	👻 9:05am waters7: Good morning. Bring it on!
	9:05am Handy Haversack: Marley! Thanks, pal! I totally agree -- but it will mean the world to her that you said so! We actually left copies in a lot of DJ's cubbies at WFMU -- the day before they all stopped going in to the station! Ha!
	9:05am zopa: Swinging for the fences right out of the gate!
	👻 9:05am LastWhiteRhino: Good Morning Joe. Nice peppy start !
	9:07am Mandy: I feel like I'm living in the Brazil movie right now
	9:07am WoodsOfNH: I have a Bola Seta album that I couldn't play for years because it was on clear red vinyl and my linear tracking turntable couldn't figure out what to do with it.
	9:07am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:08am common: How goes it, David?
	9:08am Krys O.: The radio show skits that Les and Mary did were hilarious. I think they were on a box set.
	9:09am Strandlund: YES! Caravan!!
	9:09am Joe McG: Howdy, friends, thanks for joining me today. I think you probably have a notion of the nature of this first set. Gitfiddle pluckers!
	9:10am David (in London): Shame that Caravan never did a version of Caravan. Common - Fine here thankee.
	9:10am Snoochienucci: Hey David! Another week is upon us! Handy, I second Marleys comment on Kates band! I think i forgot to tell you but i did listen to the song on the drummer stream back a few weeks ago! Was great stuff!
	9:11am Colleen: Oh Joe...Im cleaning my salon getting ready for my reopening tomorrow...And I find out my sound system is out...Im here in a panic....and hearing all of this beautiful music half assed has officially made me cry about my speakers.. Nicely done Joe!
	9:12am ami ad: Hello D.J. Hello all.Good day to listen to Joe McG.Be safe anywhere.Cheers.
	9:12am Joe McG: @Colleen: Good luck! I wish you could cut my hair, I'm so shaggy.
	9:12am Colleen: This should be pulsing over my head right now
	9:12am Colleen: C'mon in!!
	9:13am Colleen: ....With a carefully scheduled appointment!!
	9:13am G: So we got some guitar talent going here...
	9:13am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Snooch! New single out now! All revenues in June to Mpls. antiracist orgs. Colleen, tell us which way to aim our speakers out the windows!
	9:13am WoodsOfNH: Guy Van Duser always tells a fun story about learning to play Atkins, not knowing that Atkins was using an echo box.
	9:15am The Oscar: Mornin'! As usual, you've selected an opening set that I could listen to for hours.
	9:16am David (in London): As Duane Eddy so sagely said, the twang's the thang.
	9:16am TheLoneliestMonk: Top of the morning JoeMac, it's been awhile! Gettin off to a twangy start today?
	9:17am Brendan: @Joe, I’m a big fan of your instrumental first sets. Les Paul. Less words. I wouldn’t hate on it if you crowbarred some Pedro Santos in there.
	9:18am Krys O.: This Marksmen tune has echoes of Don't Get Around Much Anymore.
	9:18am Krys O.: Man, I loved Roy Clark as a tiny tot. Such a geetar wizard.
	9:19am TheLoneliestMonk: Re: hair. Bite the bullet dude, buzz it off!
	9:20am The Oscar: One thing I've never been clear on, and this may be the place to ask: is "In an Eighteenth Century Drawing Room" a Raymond Scott original, or is it based on an existing classical piece (and, if so, what is the piece)?
	👻 9:21am Hughie Considine: Oh yeah! Gabor!
	9:21am Listener Fred: I found it on Muppet Wiki, then You Tube, It's the Martian Radio bit from Sesame Street with the Yip Yips from 1972. It is my friends Richard Hunt and Jerry Nelson doing the voices. I worked for the Muppets for 20 years. Richard lived in Closter, NJ and died of Aids in !992. Jerry lived in West New York, NJ and died in 2012.
	9:21am Krys O.: Piano Sonata No. 16 in C Major, K. 545 written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
	9:21am Krys O.: secondhandsongs.com...
	👻 9:21am Hughie Considine: So many great guitar players had substance abuse problems...damn sad
	👻 9:22am 12539: (I hate being tardy for Surface Noise.)
	9:23am Snoochienucci: 12539 when i miss the Yips it really disappoints me
	9:24am Joe McG: @Listener Fred: Thanks for the amazing background on my intro. I would love to hear a Muppet story, if you have a favorite.
	9:24am The Oscar: Thanks Krys! So many Scott tunes are so elemental to me growing up with Looney Tunes that it's tough to tell which ones are actually hundreds of years old and which ones only seem like it :)
	9:25am David (in London): Listener Fred - Top bed music trivia there, thanks. Do I detect a touch of a Spike Milligan influence on the voices there, or is that reaching?
	9:26am Snoochienucci: @Listener Fred that sounds like that must have been such a fun job
	9:27am Listener Fred: It was the best job. The best part was working with all the amazing muppet performers and the guest stars.
	👻 9:28am YETI BOB: beautiful rendition of this song, which i've always loved (the first time ever i saw your face)
	9:29am Krys O.: That's awesome, Listener Fred!
	9:30am THEA JACCO: hey Colleen Good luck with the sound system & your shop Where is your Shop?
	👻 9:30am YETI BOB: Hi to David in London and all Surface Noise fans
	9:30am johnk77: only time i met any muppets they came to s.o.b.'s nightclub nyc
	9:30am Listener Fred: I got to work with Prince, John Denver, Johnny Cash and so many more. Even Michael Jackson came by the workshop for a visit.
	9:30am David (in London): Hi Yeti Bob. Ewan MacColl had many high points, and this is surely one.
	9:30am adampsyche: damn nice cover
	9:31am melinda: hi friends
	9:31am Listener Fred: Oh yes, Who could forget David Bowie!
	9:32am Joe McG: Wow, Fred, I'd love to hear your impressions of Prince and Johnny Cash.
	9:32am queems: i’m in the parking lot of my office eating a bagel and drinking coffee and this is the BEST soundtrack
	👻 9:32am waters7: So happy!
	9:33am Joe McG: Hey queems! That sounds like a really nice way to begin the day! Glad I can be part of it.
	9:33am Handy Haversack: queems! You're in Queens?
	9:33am David (in London): Joe, you should hear my impression of Johnny Cash. It's a great party piece. Reduces any room to tears...
	9:33am Handy Haversack: @Yeti Bob, have you heard Christy Moore's version of "First Time"?
	9:33am melinda: @queems isn't it great how music can elevate daily routines?
	9:34am queems: @handy YES i got here at 6:30 in the morning and walked around queens for 8 miles and now i’m sitting in my car waiting to go inside. but i have over an hour, so i’ll be a captive audience for a while
	9:35am TheLoneliestMonk: Grant Green's hands were s'posedly SO huge, he could splay his fingers out across the fretboard and have an open fret in between each finger!
	9:35am Joe McG: @David: I wish I could! @waters: Glad you're enjoying!
	👻 9:35am YETI BOB: @D(iL): I have to admit, I know the song mostly because of the Roberta Flack version, which I love. I don't know Ewan McColl very well. I should check out more of his work. I read that he did not really approve of any of the remakes.
	9:35am queems: @melinda yes!! it can change your entire mood
	9:35am Joe McG: @TLM: Wow! @YETI: He made some really wonderful records, esp. with Peggy Seeger.
	9:36am Stanley: Is this The Hot Club de Nouveau Jersey?
	9:37am TheLoneliestMonk: One thing this blasted quarantine has done is made me get reacquainted with my air fryer. Oeufs cocotte is currently my favorite way to make eggs.
	9:37am Melissa Jean: good morning
	9:38am yerfriendpaul: This is a great set ! Loving the music
	👻 9:38am waters7: Not to mention the dad to Kirsty McColl. He also wrote Dirty Old Town
	👻 9:38am Ken From Hyde Park: I liked muppet game show host Guy Smiley from the early years.
	9:39am David (in London): Yeti Bob - He was a grumpy old bugger by all accounts, but nonetheless an amazing one. He did a whole series of social audio documentaries with music which are really worth seeking out (such as The Ballad of John Axon). My dad was a big fan. Hey Stanley.
	👻 9:39am YETI BOB: @D(iL): Music is a bottomless well ... not only all the new releases to keep up with, but all the things I've missed over the years. Can you suggest an Ewan McColl record to start off with?
	9:39am Handy Haversack: Welcome back to the island, queems! We, uh, tried to keep it clean while you were away, but, um, there was this pandemic, and we were pretty wiped out ...
	👻 9:41am YETI BOB: Thanks David - our messages must have crossed somewhere on the transatlantic cable
	9:41am David (in London): Yeti Bob - Late 80s (??), there was a 'Definitive Collection: Black and White', which you probably couldn't go wrong starting with. That was the first one I got, as the originals were bastard hard to get hold of at that time.
	9:42am David (in London): YB, ha ha! Crossing again.
	9:44am Snoochienucci: good luck on getting back in the grove Queems! I havent heard when ill be heading back to the office yet, im based in jersey thou. I work on a few projects in the city thou, hopefully i dont have to worry about that for a while thou
	9:44am sydnius: Killing it today JMcG
	9:46am Jim the Poet: I'm a sucker for warm rich tones
	9:47am queems: thanks @snoochienucci! i live in nj but i work in queens, so that’s uhh a fun thing. good luck to you as well! it’s going to be a weird adjustment for everyone
	9:47am WoodsOfNH: Anybody want to go to my Zoom standup for me? Just say you're working on the Remote Diagnostics design document...and then shake your head up and down a lot. Five bucks!!
	9:48am Snoochienucci: @Woods i have to do plenty of that on my own lol. Maybe we can swap places just to keep it fresh?
	9:48am David (in London): Kenny Burrell is my go-to warm jazz guitar maestro. 'Midnight Blue' is surely one of my Desert Island Discs. One of those albums I'd go back into the burning house for.
	9:49am WoodsOfNH: @Snoochienucci Thankfully, it's usually very short but some days (OK, _most_ days) I'm just not into it.
	9:49am Snoochienucci: @queems very true. going to be strange just to sit in the office next to people again. But things gotta get back normal eventually!
	👻 9:49am YETI BOB: Speaking of jazz guitarists - how about that Miles Okazaki? He released a 6-CD set called "Work", where he plays all 70 Thelonious Monk compositions - it's pretty amazing.
	9:50am Morphe’: Joseph!!!!!!! Do not go Phil Schappppissssh on is!!!!!!
	9:50am Lixiviated Life: Did you say "Louie BoBo" ?
	9:50am TheLoneliestMonk: Boogaloo Joe would be a GREAT nickname tho! Now you must play some Joe Bataan!
	9:50am Listener Fred: Prince was on Muppets Tonight in 1997, He preformed Starfish and Coffee. We were told by his team not to address him or even look at him. Once he was on set and the puppets started joking with him, all barriers came down. It turns out he was a big fan of the Muppets and he had a lot of fun doing the show. The Muppets have a way of bringing out the child in all of us.
	9:52am TheLoneliestMonk: @DiL midnight blue & back at the chicken shack were two of the first CDs I ever purchased; back at tower records. (4th & Lafayette)
	9:53am Handy Haversack: That's fantastic, Listener Fred.
	👻 9:54am YETI BOB: I grew up with a low opinion of Roy Clark because my dad would watch Hee-Haw (which I though was just beyond stupid). But now that I play guitar myself, I can see that he was actually a genius.
	9:54am David (in London): @Woods - I'm game. "We are just optimising the Remote Diagnostics design document deliverable." Zzzz..... @The Lonelinest Monk - That was a great haul! Midnight Blue never gets old no matter how many times I play it. Hey morphester.
	👻 9:54am Marley P. Dogg: I’m still mad at myself for never making it to one of this weekly Les Paul shows at the iridium ...
	👻 9:55am YETI BOB: @Listener Fred: Great story!
	👻 9:55am Brian in UK: Joe, is there a Psycho Billy set in the offing?
	9:57am Joe McG: @Brian: Interesting idea! Feels a little raucous for a Monday morning, but I'll think about it at some point!
	9:57am TheLoneliestMonk: @JM Does anyone know if Dave Spazz had another relapse? : (
	9:58am Morphe’: I can wiggle my skinny bum, but it is my giggling beer belly that has the magic!!!!!!
	👻 9:58am Marley P. Dogg: Surface Noise is like the Mr. Roger’s neighborhood of WFMU - everything about it is warm and inviting and kind
	9:59am TheLoneliestMonk: @DiL yes, cheap as hell too! Before anyone realized there was a big audience for all that old blue note & soul jazz stuff!
	9:59am melinda: @Yeti Bob I had a similar experience, too young to get that the Hee Haw crew were important musical folks
	10:03am David (in London): TheLoneliestMonk - That's a double plus bonus! Those were the days. I remember going into an obscure secondhand record shop in Manchester (tail end of the 80s) and finding that someone had offloaded a ton of old Impulse gatefolds (Sun Ra, Pharoh Sanders etc). They were ludicrously cheap (like £4 each maybe?). Suffice it to say they all came home with me that day!
	10:04am Morphe’: My mind is wandering into Harry Parchville?
	👻 10:09am TristaC.LadyCaveBrat: Good stuff, Joe!
	10:10am Morphe’: David van der Stoke - saw Sun Ra often but some how wound up at a Pharoah Saners gig first I knew of him ..... was mesmerized!!!
	👻 10:10am YETI BOB: 'Slords!
	10:11am TheLoneliestMonk: Wow Joe, just hadda turn those bagpipes down. Those harmonic overtones were killing me!
	👻 10:11am Ken From Hyde Park: Suggestion for a future Surface Noise segment: A sample of Hee Haw musicians including Junior Samples.
	👻 10:12am YETI BOB: TheLoneliestMonk: This is an amazing track. Turn it back up.
	10:13am Joe McG: @Ken: I'll take it on board!
	10:13am Joe McG: HI, Trista! :)
	10:13am Malcolm: hello helo
	10:13am mrmikestandsir: Great Saint Joe! Truly ear opening. Loving it.
	10:14am Crudbringer: dang ol horselords tell u what
	10:14am TheLoneliestMonk: @YB hey, I just got home from work. Everything is a bit surreal right now till I crash
	10:14am mrmikestandsir: Great set, Joe. And sure, yeah, you are a saint…
	10:15am TheLoneliestMonk: St Joe of the Sacred Boogaloo?
	👻 10:16am YETI BOB: TheLoneliestMonk: Nothing personal, just kidding around. I really love the Horse Lords. And if your problem was the bagpipes, they are gone now.
	👻 10:16am YETI BOB: and the track ends abruptly, just like that. what a crazy album
	10:16am Joe McG: Thanks mrmike! No saint I, but I appreciate the sentiment!
	10:16am David (in London): McGasko and Magnificent both begin with an 'M'. Coincidence? I don't think so.
	10:17am Joe McG: @David: Wow, you guys are being super sweet this morning. Thanks, I needed that!
	10:17am Snoochienucci: Jolly Joe the Magnificent McGasko?
	👻 10:18am YETI BOB: @JoeMcG: When you started off with Bola Sete, I knew it was going to be a good show today.
	10:20am Joe McG: @BOB: Almost halfway through and nothing disastrous, anyway! :)
	10:20am Toothgrinder Tom: Never heard of Transglobal Underground before - interesting!
	10:23am Handy Haversack: Surface Noise sounds so great today, Joe! What a welcome way to get the day moving. Unfortunately, we really have to move now! Heading across the river in on your insular city of the Manhattoes. Hope to make it back before Ravioli, but who knows. See you all later! Thanks, Joe!
	10:24am Morphe’: Joe - clearly the listeners saw the MASH tv episode where the character said: IT’S NICE TO BE NICE TO THE NICE......
	10:24am Snoochienucci: good luck handyman!
	10:25am Joe McG: @Morphe': The immortal Frank Burns! Happy travels, Handy!
	10:25am David (in London): Hey T.Tom. Stay frosty Herr Haversack.
	10:26am Crudbringer: Safe travels 'Sack.
	10:27am Rick A.: Hi Joe, came on a little late today. Ivan is seriously channeling some Alice Coltrane. I thought this was from the 70s though kudos to him for making it new.
	10:27am Morphe’: Grant Burns - not a likeable character but a good sentence
	10:28am Pale Son: Holy cow, I've never heard this cover! Amazing.
	10:28am Morphe’: Spellcheck changed FRANK to GRANT"???????
	10:29am MeMo BoingBoing: Spiritualized doing Laurie Anderson is blowing my mind.
	10:30am MeMo BoingBoing: Just as intended, I assume.
	10:31am Joe McG: Single File is going to be a bit late, folks, sorry! I lost track of the set and forgot that this Spiritualized song is 10 minutes long. But I don't want to end the trance, so I'm going to let it run!
	10:32am Brendan: Time to up the RPM
	👻 10:32am Hughie Considine: Are there any short Spiritualized songs?
	10:32am TheLoneliestMonk: What's the single file theme today, Joe?
	10:33am Kat in Chicago: I've never heard this cover either, wow!
	10:33am Davee: I hope single file goes past the 11 am hour, I need my 1/2 hour fix of singles
	10:34am Joe McG: @Hughie: The last one had a couple shorties! @TLM: Oh, no theme. Once in a while I'll focus on one artist, or do a theme set during Singles Going Steady, but it's always purposely random. @Davee: It will!
	10:34am P-90: Can’t very well end a TRANCE, can we?
	👻 10:35am 12539: I love this piece, but once it started my first thought was: Single File, late again...
	10:36am Malcolm: used to have a spiritualised cassette tape which i wore out
	10:37am Listening Out There: [I think the Spiritualized is one of those tracks that allows a DJ to have a bathroom break...]
	10:39am Toothgrinder Tom: @David in London nice to see you again, David!
	10:39am Morphe’: I believe I still have a single sided plastic Laurie Anderson 45 that came in a volume of Art Forum magazine... To my knowledge(limited) SHE GOT NOSE JOB includef in an ediction of MAD MAG = best 45 ever
	10:40am David (in London): Joe, the Tube hasn't been the same without you...
	10:41am JakeGould: “…forgot that this Spiritualized song is 10 minutes long.” This — to me — is sooooo funny!
	👻 10:43am Webhamster Henry: There are a few bands that mix Gamelan and rock - and a bunch of Indonesians playing Gamelan tunes on synths and rock instruments! The one most played on WFMU is from OOIOO's 'Gamel'.
	10:43am The Oscar: I got to visit the Born Bad shop when I went to Paris earlier this year-- it's like if the corner I gravitate to in most record shops was an entire store!
	10:44am Crudbringer: How you 'spec to get your day's work done, Joe?
	10:44am Joe McG: @Oscar: I went, too, and got a few nice LPs!
	👻 10:46am Hughie Considine: The Shonen Knife tribute collection was my first exposure to the band -- the tribute CD era was valuable in exposing me to many other bands, including I have to admit Roky Ericson.
	10:46am Joe McG: @Crudbringer: Want to break out some Hoagie!
	10:47am Dennis Diken: hey Joe and all! love this Beau Brummels cover!
	10:47am Crudbringer: (I can only hear the Dickran Gobalian version, it was burned into my youthful synapses.)
	10:48am Krys O.: @The Oscar: Where in Paris is Born Bad?
	10:48am Joe McG: @Dennis: I like the "hey!"s!
	10:52am Krys O.: Nice Robert Knight!
	10:52am The Oscar: @Krys It's on Rue St. Sabin, in a great little district full of record stores and comic shops. I wish I had more time (and money) to spend there!
	10:54am Morphe’: krys - near the Bastille
	10:55am Krys O.: @The Oscar: I just checked it out on the map. It's across the river from the shop I used to go to, New Rose on Rue Pierre Sarrazin, near Jardin du Luxembourg. It was near Alliance Francaise where I had classes ages ago.
	10:55am Krys O.: Thanks, Morphe.
	10:56am JakeGould: @AmiAd: Hey! Good morning!
	10:56am sphere: This Alicia Bridges would have fit really nice on that WFMU Country Funk comp.
	10:57am Carmichael: Heya Joe and Monday morning people.
	10:57am Joe B: hey, it's the guy from Tico & the Triumphs!
	10:57am Joe McG: @JoeB: Is he Tom or Jerry?
	👻 10:58am Hughie Considine: "Crap" is such a great word and always has such a snap when used in a pop song, like Nilsson's "Moonbeam Song." Any other great "craps" out there?
	10:58am P-90: The song that normalized the word “crap” on AM radio. Quite a step in its day.
	10:58am Stanley: Aw Kodachrome (blushes at prodding of guilty pleasure!)
	10:58am The Oscar: Paul Simon is right up there on my list of people I always forget how much I like until I hear them.
	👻 10:58am Webhamster Henry: Kodachrome was taken away, but Polaroid SX70 is back!
	10:58am Joe McG: @Henry: !
	10:59am coelacanth∅: good morning Joe and all
	10:59am mb: Hola peeps. Whadda ya say Joe?
	10:59am Stanley: 'Rhymin' Simon' is such a good album.
	10:59am David (in London): Hughie - George Michael used it nicely in Wham! Rap. Hey Coela and Carmichael.
	👻 10:59am YETI BOB: @Hughie: Since you asked: www.lyrics.com...
	10:59am JakeGould: @JoeMcG: You don’t know about the Polaroid revival culture?
	👻 11:00am Hughie Considine: Holy crap!
	11:00am coelacanth∅: Stanley -true
	11:00am Joe McG: @Jake: No, Jake, fill me in.
	11:00am coelacanth∅: hey David (IL)!
	11:01am Stanley: Hi David - had to take a break from the ol' spreadsheet when that last one came on. Hope you are well. Hi coel
	11:01am Krys O.: I'm guessing that Simon was Jerry because he was shorter than Garfunkel.
	11:01am Yes: morning all
	11:01am Joe B: nice, post-Motown UT
	11:02am Morphe’: Crap If this was Double Dutch recess I,d write CRAP du JOUR
	11:02am Joe McG: @Krys: Ha ha ha!
	11:02am JakeGould: @JoeMcG: Well it all started with this fan effort called the “Impossible Project” about 10 to 15 years ago but now Polaroid is in on it as well. You can buy brand new Polaroid gear and film directly from them. I think “Impossible Project” is now a part of (or is “Polaroid”) us.polaroid.com...
	11:04am Snoochienucci: content.time.com... a cool little article about Kodachrome if anyone is interested
	11:04am Mike Sin: I wonder if the registered trademark is still required whenever Paul Simon and/or his record company list the song "Kodachrome" anywhere! ;)
	11:05am JakeGould: From this official video on the story of the Impossible Project: “When the last Polaroid factory closed down in 2008, we stepped in to rescue their machines. After two years of research and development we released our first generation of instant film for the iconic white frame format, saving 200 million Polaroid instant cameras from becoming obsolete. Today we make a variety of second generation films for different Polaroid camera types including SX-70, 600 and Spectra cameras.” www.youtube.com...
	11:05am Snoochienucci: "Kodachrome's popularity peaked in the 1960s and '70s, when Americans' urge to catalog every single holiday, family vacation and birthday celebration hit its stride" you can now add to that every single meal as well
	👻 11:05am Webhamster Henry: @JoeMcG what @JakeG said! Sadly Elsa Dorfman, super large format SX70 photographer, just died. www.artnews.com...
	👻 11:06am Hughie Considine: Interesting to hear the slightly different single mix for the 'Tramp.
	11:06am Stanley: Supertramp! Stop it Joe, you're killing me!
	11:06am colin: Your home for the hits!
	11:06am Joe McG: Wow, I had no idea about this Polaroid thing. Thanks, Jake! And hi, Mike Sin!
	11:07am Joe McG: @Stanley: Sorry, Stanley, I'm really not taking it easy on you guys after all that nice stuff you said about me earlier.
	👻 11:07am Hughie Considine: Can someone please tell this high-voiced Englishman who he is?
	11:07am JakeGould: And here in NYC, one of the more famous Polaroid photographers is Maripol who was a stylist for Madonna and others in the 1980s. She is still active and still uses Polaroid film now that it’s back in style. Here are some of her classic Polaroid shirts: maripol.com...
	11:07am coelacanth∅: first polaroid transfer exhibit i ever saw was in the 90s, so it goes back at least that far.
	11:08am Pale Son: One of those sax solos I hate that I know every note of.
	11:08am Rev. Turnip Druid: good lord. I picked a hell of a time to get here.
	11:08am David (in London): Hughie - Word has it that he's having breakfast in America right now. Pop down and let him know.
	11:08am David (in London): Rev, I have no carrot cake, but I can offer you Supertramp.
	11:09am Rev. Turnip Druid: Not too proud to admit I bought this Supertramp single when it came out. In my defense, I was eleven years old at the time.
	11:09am The Oscar: Somewhere I have a recording of a radio ad for a New York-area hi-fi shop (c. 1973) that features a great Kodachrome parody: "When I think back on all that crap I sang with Garfunkel / It's a wonder you bought that stuff at all / Monotoooone, I sang in a monotone / Me and Julio were never good friends at all."
	11:09am Stanley: @Joe - it's alright. But these songs don't half press my buttons. In a good way.
	👻 11:09am Webhamster Henry: Another famous Polaroid SX70 project was Jamie Livingston's photo of the day project, one photo a day for 18 years right up to they day he died. Photos organized and republished by my friend Hugh Crawford, who turned 65 on Saturday. photooftheday.hughcrawford.com... This little subthread might be a good addition to the Blast Of Hot Air!
	11:09am Joe B: I would have accepted Goodbye Stranger but this ...
	11:10am Snoochienucci: well now i want to dig out my Polaroid
	👻 11:10am Hughie Considine: @haha thanks @David. I hope he's not wearing the loin cloth he sported in the video for one of the post "Breakfast" songs...
	11:10am TheLoneliestMonk: Well, I'm startin' to go on the nod. Have to catch the rest of single file in archive
	11:10am Joe B: @Pale Son - exactly!
	👻 11:10am YETI BOB: The great thing about listening the radio is that you don't get to choose the songs.
	11:11am WoodsOfNH: I've seen ads or those new Polaroids somewhere....maybe The New Yorker? Don't know anybody whose bought one.
	11:11am TheLoneliestMonk: Be well JoeMac & fellow Noisers!
	11:11am coelacanth∅: Rev, i bought the album! i soon realised my error and so it's still in near-mint condition ...ya want it?!
	👻 11:11am Hughie Considine: That would be a good (terrible) mix: iconic sax solos from the '70s: "Baker Street," "Year of the Cat," ad nauseam.
	11:12am Joe B: maybe Motown owned the "The"
	👻 11:12am Hughie Considine: Paul Simon's mother was a Luddite.
	11:12am Krys O.: Bloody Well Right was a fave.
	👻 11:13am Webhamster Henry: Charles & Ray Eames made the SX70 intro films. www.youtube.com...
	11:13am Joe B: The trademark thing is on the label of the 45 IIRC so that could have been part of the arrangement
	11:13am coelacanth∅: i might've gone through 2, maybe 3 "rolls" with my square shooter II. i couldn't afford the film. ($10-11/ 8 pictures c.1971)
	11:14am Rev. Turnip Druid: @coel... I wouldn't dream of separating you two. and error, yes. That it was.
	11:14am ?: kODACHROME is a film type, it was for Nikon
	11:14am Krys O.: R. Stevie Moore covered Supertramp's Hide in Your Shell: vimeo.com...
	11:15am JakeGould: Kodachrome was a type of 35mm film. He chose Nikon to specifically piss off all of the Canon gear loons out there.
	11:15am coelacanth∅: Krys my first gf had that record, and sang that song often! i had "even in the quietest moments" -which i still think is okay
	11:16am The Oscar: They almost did take our Kodachrome away a few years ago, until the movie studios agreed to fund Kodak's continued production of 35mm film.
	11:16am Baja Joe: Great show Joe. What's for lunch? Perhaps a tuna melt is in your plans?
	👻 11:17am Webhamster Henry: @coelocanth yeah expensive! I did a number of fun things with SX70 film in the 70s and early 80s. Like Lucas Samaras, you could squish the emulsion while it was developing. I also peeled the backs off, washed the toxic goo out, soaked it for a while and when it dries, you get a craquelure in the emulsion.
	11:17am common: @rev: i also purchased that supertramp 7". I was also a child. still recall the black sleeve with white and red text of the lyrics.
	11:18am sphere: hey folks, it looks like the Alicia Bridges who sang Just a Little Lovin and the one who sang I Love The Nightlife is probably the same person.
	👻 11:19am YETI BOB: @TheOscar: Manufacture of Kodachrome was discontinued in 2009, and processing ended in December 2010.
	11:19am sphere: the Wikipedia entry for her mentions two singles released by Mega in 1973 and this single is on Mega,
	11:19am WoodsOfNH: I used to shoot black & white back in the late 70's and do development/printing myself. It was a lot of fun, though my mom didn't like me taking over the bathroom for 3 hours straight.
	11:20am JakeGould: The album cover for Peter Gabriel’s third solo LP (aka: “Melt”) as manipulated and smooshed Polaroid pic. More info here; scroll to the bottom: petergabriel.com...
	11:21am coelacanth∅: Henry i suspected the creative potential then, as a child -regarding the emulsion. i had a tough time getting good, clear pictures with that thing, but i thought some of them were pretty cool anyway! alas i couldn't afford to experiment.
	11:21am Krys O.: There's great footage of Doc Watson and his son playing with Earl Scruggs and his sons: www.youtube.com...
	11:22am The Butterman: Went to Merlfest in 96. Fun!
	11:22am WoodsOfNH: @JakeGould Hey, I was a Canon gear loon! Everybody had AE-1's back then. Also, T-2000 tennis rackets. ;-)
	11:23am Snoochienucci: Nice Krys O! I have one of their LPs together they are great. Thanks for the vid
	11:23am Krys O.: Oh, thanks for the John Hartford.
	11:23am coelacanth∅: Woods, i miss the darkroom.
	11:23am Krys O.: The whole Earl Scruggs documentary is here: www.youtube.com...
	11:24am JakeGould: This is basically “House Carpenter” right?
	11:24am WoodsOfNH: @coelacanth∅ Me too. It was a kind of magic.
	11:25am Joe McG: @Krys: I just watched a couple of the Flatt & Scruggs "Grand Ole Opry" TV shows yesterday!
	11:26am Toothgrinder Tom: Never bought any Supertramp. I had no income at the time.
	11:26am Krys O.: @Joe: Nice! Earl was such a sweetheart and open to new things.
	11:27am coelacanth∅: i still have my nikon f1, sadly rotting away in a closet.
	11:27am JakeGould: “Supertramp” has always creeped me out.
	11:27am Joe McG: @Krys: I love his face! It makes me happy to look upon him as well as hear him.
	11:28am WoodsOfNH: @Joe McG You've gotta look up Stacey's Country Jamboree on youtube. It was a local country show out of Maine produced in the late 70's. Some of it's great, some of it is unintentionally hilarious.
	👻 11:30am TristaC.LadyCaveBrat: Doug Martsch would be good in this piece of the set. Keep thinking of that tune. "Window".
	11:30am Toothgrinder Tom: Is there any connection between Supertramp and REO Speedwagon? They seemed to share a similar gestalt to me.
	11:31am Joe McG: @Woods: I definitely will, it sounds right up my alley! @Trista: I don't know it, I'll have to investigate!
	11:32am morphe': Coel... never had an art class - 1n 1990 - I needed 15 extra Uni credits to get a substantial raise as a NYC teachrer - I took 5 darkroom -alternative printing classes at SVA - NYC - so much intellectual tactile fun!!!! Moved on to photoshop ????
	11:32am SSS: Jeezez whizz Julie! Don't make me tell!
	👻 11:32am TristaC.LadyCaveBrat: From the album "Now You know" funnily enough!
	11:34am Joe McG: @Trista: Ha!
	11:34am Hubig Pie: Happy honky-tonkin Monday morning
	11:36am mariano: Joe McG and crew, folks!
	11:37am Peter K.: Circling back to what another listener said, there does not seem to be any doubt that the Alicia Bridges whose record you played and the Alicia Bridges who recorded "I Love the Nightlife" are one and the same. She seems to have begun her career as a country singer. There is evidence to support this, not just on Wikipedia but also on her own website.
	11:37am Snoochienucci: Love me some Surface Noise Country
	11:38am Joe McG: @Peter K: Wow, really? Fascinating! I didn't think it could be the same woman.
	11:39am Itzall Hear: Work, work, work, work...listen and lurk... Howdy Joe. Howdy cowpokes.
	11:39am Krys O.: Apparently Alicia had her own radio show in North Carolina as a youngster too.
	11:40am Toothgrinder Tom: @Snoochienucci same here
	11:41am WoodsOfNH: I was really impressed with that Logan Ledger album. There's some really great country music being made if you step away from commercial radio.
	11:43am coelacanth∅: morphe' yes! but now because of photoshop and gimp etc all the work and conceptualizing is unknown to most. people see a picture that took 8 hours/day for 3 days to perfect and it means nothing how difficult it was, or how unusual it may be.
	11:44am coelacanth∅: (of course that doesn't mean gimp [or photoshop] isn't fun!)
	11:44am Tim 07030: Hi Joe! Loving this set. Also, Supertramp was the first concert I ever saw and I don't care who knows it!
	11:45am Joe McG: @Tim: Ha ha ha! It sounds funny to say "I was a kid when I went to Supertramp!"
	11:46am Snoochienucci: Willie! My heart is now full! Seeing Willie last summer was a truly magical experience
	11:46am egould310: So she died giving birth to little Billy? Cheerful little ditty.
	11:46am Joe B: love this new swamp dogg album
	11:48am Joe McG: @Joe B: Right up there with his best, I think!
	11:49am WoodsOfNH: I might even like Willie singing "Kodachrome"
	11:49am mariano: Saw Willie Nelson in '98 when he played in NYC. He put on an almost four-hour show, and he was like 70 at the time. He did a set of his hits, a set of Hank Williams, a set of blues improv on his guitar, then another set of country standards.
	11:49am morphe': Thanks Joe!!! and all... another lovely Saturday !!!!!!!! As some voice on Rex's show says - everyday is Saturday for a dog
	👻 11:49am 12539: O no, is it the end theme already? Thanks, Joe & Crew!
	11:51am Snoochienucci: Mariano similar to what he did when i saw him. but it was the outlaw music fest so it was shorter. He ended by pulling everyone on stage to sing some of the great ones. "I saw the light" etc. It was perfect, i felt so uplifted after. Never had a feeling quite like that after a show
	👻 11:51am Marley P. Dogg: Thanks for the great show today Joe! Be well everyone!
	11:51am Joe B: mariano, at irving plaz? if so i was there also
	11:51am WoodsOfNH: Have only seen Willie one time, when he did that minor-league ballpark tour with Dylan...so it was up at Cooperstown. Great show, if a little compressed on the Willie set.
	11:51am morphe': 12539 We are living in the end theme...
	11:52am sphere: Thanks Peter K. for bringing Alicia back up.
	11:52am listener 126464: Thanks Joe McG.
	11:52am mariano: Sounds amazing Snoochienucci, I'd love to be on a stage with him!
	11:52am paul: Saw Jonny Cash twice. Haven't seen Willie. Yet.
	11:53am Krys O.: Thanks, Joe for a splendid show. The morning just whizzed by so quickly.
	11:53am Snoochienucci: Mariano, not me on stage! I meant all the other performers! lol. If only i could get on stage!
	11:53am paul: Johnny
	11:53am Brendan: The Kevin Ayers bed track reminds me that one of his producers, Rupert Hine, just passed. RIP, Rupe.
	11:53am coelacanth∅: (as i watch the groundhog out in the yard)
	11:54am Joe McG: Hey, thanks for listening, all. Been a pleasure as always. Have a great week and stay safe and well. Sorry to hear about Rupert Hine.
	11:54am morphe': The Davis sisters were neither sisters or related? Just happened to have the same name???????
	👻 11:54am nortonjutland: thank you Joe!
	11:55am Snoochienucci: thank you Joe! Goes without saying, but has deserving been said multiple times, WFMU has helped us all through this madness!
	11:55am mariano: Ah, gotcha Snoochie, lol. One can still dream ;) Thanks Joe and crew, see everyone at 3CM!
	11:55am Malcolm: peace out joe. gr8 show
	11:56am JakeGould: Thanks Joe!
	11:56am steveo: hi Joe, what a great show today! have you ever skateboarded down laurel canyon in a hailstorm? no? me neither.
	11:57am Snoochienucci: @mariano one day you never know! I mean i dont have all 70 records, but i got quite a few! Now that i think of it, he may be my most collected.
	11:57am coelacanth: did Jackie make up a new verse for the weight?!
	11:57am Brendan: Thanks for surfacing Joe. Gonna submerge now. Helmsman....take her down to periscope depth.
	11:58am Krys O.: Skeeter Davis' real name was Mary Frances Penick.
	11:58am Rtintera: Great set Joe, Thanks!
	11:58am Carmichael: THIS is how you end a show.
	11:58am coelacanth: Thanks Joe! take care
	👻 11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Joe. See you for next week's resurfacing.
	11:59am morphe': Thanks KRYS!!!
	11:59am steveL: Joe McG is a great man!

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from June 8, 2020

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A pennant-winning battery of songland. Ongoing feature: Single File, a half-hour of randomly selected small records with big holes.

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June 8, 2020: Such a Simple Man

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Bola Sete	Minha saudade (My Longing)	João Gilberto - Chega de Saudade	él/Cherry Red	2010	CD	From 1959		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Les Paul	Brazil "Brazil" by "Les Paul"	The Very Best of Les Paul & Mary Ford	Capitol/EMI	1997	CD	From 1948		0:04:34 (Pop-up)
Chet Atkins	Caravan "Caravan" by "Chet Atkins"	Eclectic Guitar	él/Cherry Red	2007	CD	From 1954		0:07:05 (Pop-up)
Billy Mure	Two Guitars in Cha Cha	Supersonics in Flight	RCA Victor	1959	LP			0:10:31 (Pop-up)
Takeshi Terauchi	Dark Eyes "Dark Eyes" by "Takeshi Terauchi"	Eleki Guitar No Subete	King	1969	LP			0:12:47 (Pop-up)
The Marksmen	Sunny River "Sunny River" by "The Marksmen"	More Long-Lost Honkers & Twangers	Ace	2020	CD	previously unissued from 1962	*	0:14:54 (Pop-up)
Roy Clark	In an Eighteenth Century Drawing Room	The Roy Clark Guitar Spectacular!	Capitol	1965	LP			0:16:43 (Pop-up)
Gabor Szabo	Spellbinder "Spellbinder" by "Gabor Szabo"	Spellbinder	Euphoria Jazz	2007	LP	From 1966		0:19:44 (Pop-up)
Ivan "Boogaloo Joe" Jones	The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face	Snake Rhythm Rock	Prestige	1973	LP			0:24:37 (Pop-up)
Grant Green	Samba de Orfeu "Samba de Orfeu" by "Grant Green"	Iron City!	Cobblestone	1972	LP	recorded in 1967		0:30:18 (Pop-up)
Dave Miller	Ellie & Arthur "Ellie & Arthur" by "Dave Miller"	Dave Miller	Tompkins Square	2020	MP3		*	0:37:30 (Pop-up)

Pinduca	Pai Xangô "Pai Xangô" by "Pinduca"	Jambú e os Míticos Sons das Amazônia	Analog Africa	2019	LP	From 1973		0:54:57 (Pop-up)
Claudio Veeraragoo	Qui fine arrivé	Moris Zekler: Funk & Soul Sega from 70's Mauritius	Born Bad	2020	MP3	From 1971	*	0:57:57 (Pop-up)
Harry Roesli Gang	Jangga Wareng "Jangga Wareng" by "Harry Roesli Gang"	Titik Api	LaMunai	2020	MP3	From 1976	*	1:01:13 (Pop-up)
Pratwan Lukpetch	Mai Eam Ruk (Not Enough Love)	Luk Thung! The Roots of Thai Funk	Zudrangma	2010	CD			1:04:41 (Pop-up)
Horse Lords	The Radiant City / People's Park	The Common Task	Northern Spy	2020	LP		*	1:07:28 (Pop-up)
Transglobal Underground	Mind the Gap	Walls Have Ears	Mute Satellite Recordings	2020	CD		*	1:14:49 (Pop-up)
Ivan the Tolerable	The Wampeter "The Wampeter" by "Ivan the Tolerable"	16 Pieces for 16 Pools	Shoebox	2020	CD		*	1:20:12 (Pop-up)
Spiritualized	Born Never Asked / Electric Mainline	Pure Phase	Dedicated / Arista	1995	CD			1:25:35 (Pop-up)

Single File: a bunch of 45s in a row "Single File: a bunch of 45s in a row"
Shonen Knife	Lazybones "Lazybones" by "Shonen Knife"	single	Gastanka/Rockville	1991	45			1:42:43 (Pop-up)
The Kitchen Cinq	Still in Love with You Baby	single	LHI	1967	45			1:44:44 (Pop-up)
Robert Knight	Never My Love "Never My Love" by "Robert Knight"	single	Monument	1968	45			1:47:13 (Pop-up)
Alicia Bridges	Just a Little Lovin' (Just a Little Fun)	single	Mega	1973	45			1:50:25 (Pop-up)
Paul Simon	Kodachrome "Kodachrome" by "Paul Simon"	single	Columbia	1973	45			1:55:07 (Pop-up)
Undisputed Truth	You + Me = Love "You + Me = Love" by "Undisputed Truth"	single	Whitfield	1976	45			1:58:39 (Pop-up)
The Everly Brothers	How Can I Meet Her?	single	Warner Bros.	1962	45			2:02:10 (Pop-up)
Supertramp	The Logical Song "The Logical Song" by "Supertramp"	single	A&M	1979	45			2:04:15 (Pop-up)

Doc Watson and Gaither Carlton	Groundhog	Doc Watson and Gaither Carlton	Smithsonian Folkways	2020	MP3	live in New York 1962	*	2:18:46 (Pop-up)
John Hartford	Tall Tall Grass "Tall Tall Grass" by "John Hartford"	The Rare & Unreleased John Hartford/Backroads, Rivers & Memories	Real Gone Music	2020	CD	demo	*	2:20:38 (Pop-up)
Baby Copperhead and the Stringed Serpents	We Stand Tall	We Stand Tall	Baby Copperhead	2020	MP3		*	2:23:22 (Pop-up)
Cactus Lee	Thoughts of Love "Thoughts of Love" by "Cactus Lee"	Tarantula	709 Recording Co.	2020	LP		*	2:26:04 (Pop-up)
Julie Corbalis	Drinking Buddy "Drinking Buddy" by "Julie Corbalis"	single	Julie Corbalis	2020	MP3		*	2:29:07 (Pop-up)
Logan Ledger	Imagining Raindrops "Imagining Raindrops" by "Logan Ledger"	Logan Ledger	Rounder	2020	CD		*	2:31:24 (Pop-up)
The Davis Sisters	Sorrow and Pain	Memories	Bear Family	1993	CD	From 1953		2:34:33 (Pop-up)
Brenda Burns & the Country Combo	I'll Be Better Off	Ghost Memories and Other Favorites	Mississippi	2020	LP	From 1969	*	2:37:48 (Pop-up)
Swamp Dogg	Billy "Billy" by "Swamp Dogg"	Sorry You Couldn't Make It	Joyful Noise Recordings	2020	CD		*	2:41:02 (Pop-up)
Willie Nelson	First Rose of Spring	First Rose of Spring	Legacy Recordings	2020	MP3		*	2:43:39 (Pop-up)

Jackie DeShannon	The Weight "The Weight" by "Jackie DeShannon"	Laurel Canyon	Imperial	1968	LP			2:52:22 (Pop-up)
The Walker Brothers	Hurting Each Other	Portrait	Philips	1966	LP			2:55:17 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am Snoochienucci: yip yip yip Joe and everyone!
	9:01am common: yip
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Morning, Joe! Hello to all the Yippers. Steeling our nerves to head into Manhattan again, second Monday in a row we've had to. At least it's a nice day for it.
	9:02am David (in London): Get the Yipper high he gets hipper. Hello Joe. Hey Handy Snoochie, common.
	9:02am Strandlund: Hit us with your best shot, Joe!!
	👻 9:03am Brian in UK: Hey Joe.
	9:03am annie: it's a day to stay inside
	👻 9:03am Marley P. Dogg: Morning fellow yippers! Joe McG! Hope you’re well!
	9:03am Handy Haversack: They really hate that horn rock. Hey, David! I have mentioned your invitation to Bagpipe. He is weighing his many social options.
	9:03am Jim the Poet: I need the Noise!
	👻 9:03am Marley P. Dogg: Handy - Kate’s album rocks!
	9:04am Listener Fred: Can you tell me who's voices recorded your opening sequence?
	👻 9:05am waters7: Good morning. Bring it on!
	9:05am Handy Haversack: Marley! Thanks, pal! I totally agree -- but it will mean the world to her that you said so! We actually left copies in a lot of DJ's cubbies at WFMU -- the day before they all stopped going in to the station! Ha!
	9:05am zopa: Swinging for the fences right out of the gate!
	👻 9:05am LastWhiteRhino: Good Morning Joe. Nice peppy start !
	9:07am Mandy: I feel like I'm living in the Brazil movie right now
	9:07am WoodsOfNH: I have a Bola Seta album that I couldn't play for years because it was on clear red vinyl and my linear tracking turntable couldn't figure out what to do with it.
	9:07am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:08am common: How goes it, David?
	9:08am Krys O.: The radio show skits that Les and Mary did were hilarious. I think they were on a box set.
	9:09am Strandlund: YES! Caravan!!
	9:09am Joe McG: Howdy, friends, thanks for joining me today. I think you probably have a notion of the nature of this first set. Gitfiddle pluckers!
	9:10am David (in London): Shame that Caravan never did a version of Caravan. Common - Fine here thankee.
	9:10am Snoochienucci: Hey David! Another week is upon us! Handy, I second Marleys comment on Kates band! I think i forgot to tell you but i did listen to the song on the drummer stream back a few weeks ago! Was great stuff!
	9:11am Colleen: Oh Joe...Im cleaning my salon getting ready for my reopening tomorrow...And I find out my sound system is out...Im here in a panic....and hearing all of this beautiful music half assed has officially made me cry about my speakers.. Nicely done Joe!
	9:12am ami ad: Hello D.J. Hello all.Good day to listen to Joe McG.Be safe anywhere.Cheers.
	9:12am Joe McG: @Colleen: Good luck! I wish you could cut my hair, I'm so shaggy.
	9:12am Colleen: This should be pulsing over my head right now
	9:12am Colleen: C'mon in!!
	9:13am Colleen: ....With a carefully scheduled appointment!!
	9:13am G: So we got some guitar talent going here...
	9:13am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Snooch! New single out now! All revenues in June to Mpls. antiracist orgs. Colleen, tell us which way to aim our speakers out the windows!
	9:13am WoodsOfNH: Guy Van Duser always tells a fun story about learning to play Atkins, not knowing that Atkins was using an echo box.
	9:15am The Oscar: Mornin'! As usual, you've selected an opening set that I could listen to for hours.
	9:16am David (in London): As Duane Eddy so sagely said, the twang's the thang.
	9:16am TheLoneliestMonk: Top of the morning JoeMac, it's been awhile! Gettin off to a twangy start today?
	9:17am Brendan: @Joe, I’m a big fan of your instrumental first sets. Les Paul. Less words. I wouldn’t hate on it if you crowbarred some Pedro Santos in there.
	9:18am Krys O.: This Marksmen tune has echoes of Don't Get Around Much Anymore.
	9:18am Krys O.: Man, I loved Roy Clark as a tiny tot. Such a geetar wizard.
	9:19am TheLoneliestMonk: Re: hair. Bite the bullet dude, buzz it off!
	9:20am The Oscar: One thing I've never been clear on, and this may be the place to ask: is "In an Eighteenth Century Drawing Room" a Raymond Scott original, or is it based on an existing classical piece (and, if so, what is the piece)?
	👻 9:21am Hughie Considine: Oh yeah! Gabor!
	9:21am Listener Fred: I found it on Muppet Wiki, then You Tube, It's the Martian Radio bit from Sesame Street with the Yip Yips from 1972. It is my friends Richard Hunt and Jerry Nelson doing the voices. I worked for the Muppets for 20 years. Richard lived in Closter, NJ and died of Aids in !992. Jerry lived in West New York, NJ and died in 2012.
	9:21am Krys O.: Piano Sonata No. 16 in C Major, K. 545 written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
	9:21am Krys O.: secondhandsongs.com...
	👻 9:21am Hughie Considine: So many great guitar players had substance abuse problems...damn sad
	👻 9:22am 12539: (I hate being tardy for Surface Noise.)
	9:23am Snoochienucci: 12539 when i miss the Yips it really disappoints me
	9:24am Joe McG: @Listener Fred: Thanks for the amazing background on my intro. I would love to hear a Muppet story, if you have a favorite.
	9:24am The Oscar: Thanks Krys! So many Scott tunes are so elemental to me growing up with Looney Tunes that it's tough to tell which ones are actually hundreds of years old and which ones only seem like it :)
	9:25am David (in London): Listener Fred - Top bed music trivia there, thanks. Do I detect a touch of a Spike Milligan influence on the voices there, or is that reaching?
	9:26am Snoochienucci: @Listener Fred that sounds like that must have been such a fun job
	9:27am Listener Fred: It was the best job. The best part was working with all the amazing muppet performers and the guest stars.
	👻 9:28am YETI BOB: beautiful rendition of this song, which i've always loved (the first time ever i saw your face)
	9:29am Krys O.: That's awesome, Listener Fred!
	9:30am THEA JACCO: hey Colleen Good luck with the sound system & your shop Where is your Shop?
	👻 9:30am YETI BOB: Hi to David in London and all Surface Noise fans
	9:30am johnk77: only time i met any muppets they came to s.o.b.'s nightclub nyc
	9:30am Listener Fred: I got to work with Prince, John Denver, Johnny Cash and so many more. Even Michael Jackson came by the workshop for a visit.
	9:30am David (in London): Hi Yeti Bob. Ewan MacColl had many high points, and this is surely one.
	9:30am adampsyche: damn nice cover
	9:31am melinda: hi friends
	9:31am Listener Fred: Oh yes, Who could forget David Bowie!
	9:32am Joe McG: Wow, Fred, I'd love to hear your impressions of Prince and Johnny Cash.
	9:32am queems: i’m in the parking lot of my office eating a bagel and drinking coffee and this is the BEST soundtrack
	👻 9:32am waters7: So happy!
	9:33am Joe McG: Hey queems! That sounds like a really nice way to begin the day! Glad I can be part of it.
	9:33am Handy Haversack: queems! You're in Queens?
	9:33am David (in London): Joe, you should hear my impression of Johnny Cash. It's a great party piece. Reduces any room to tears...
	9:33am Handy Haversack: @Yeti Bob, have you heard Christy Moore's version of "First Time"?
	9:33am melinda: @queems isn't it great how music can elevate daily routines?
	9:34am queems: @handy YES i got here at 6:30 in the morning and walked around queens for 8 miles and now i’m sitting in my car waiting to go inside. but i have over an hour, so i’ll be a captive audience for a while
	9:35am TheLoneliestMonk: Grant Green's hands were s'posedly SO huge, he could splay his fingers out across the fretboard and have an open fret in between each finger!
	9:35am Joe McG: @David: I wish I could! @waters: Glad you're enjoying!
	👻 9:35am YETI BOB: @D(iL): I have to admit, I know the song mostly because of the Roberta Flack version, which I love. I don't know Ewan McColl very well. I should check out more of his work. I read that he did not really approve of any of the remakes.
	9:35am queems: @melinda yes!! it can change your entire mood
	9:35am Joe McG: @TLM: Wow! @YETI: He made some really wonderful records, esp. with Peggy Seeger.
	9:36am Stanley: Is this The Hot Club de Nouveau Jersey?
	9:37am TheLoneliestMonk: One thing this blasted quarantine has done is made me get reacquainted with my air fryer. Oeufs cocotte is currently my favorite way to make eggs.
	9:37am Melissa Jean: good morning
	9:38am yerfriendpaul: This is a great set ! Loving the music
	👻 9:38am waters7: Not to mention the dad to Kirsty McColl. He also wrote Dirty Old Town
	👻 9:38am Ken From Hyde Park: I liked muppet game show host Guy Smiley from the early years.
	9:39am David (in London): Yeti Bob - He was a grumpy old bugger by all accounts, but nonetheless an amazing one. He did a whole series of social audio documentaries with music which are really worth seeking out (such as The Ballad of John Axon). My dad was a big fan. Hey Stanley.
	👻 9:39am YETI BOB: @D(iL): Music is a bottomless well ... not only all the new releases to keep up with, but all the things I've missed over the years. Can you suggest an Ewan McColl record to start off with?
	9:39am Handy Haversack: Welcome back to the island, queems! We, uh, tried to keep it clean while you were away, but, um, there was this pandemic, and we were pretty wiped out ...
	👻 9:41am YETI BOB: Thanks David - our messages must have crossed somewhere on the transatlantic cable
	9:41am David (in London): Yeti Bob - Late 80s (??), there was a 'Definitive Collection: Black and White', which you probably couldn't go wrong starting with. That was the first one I got, as the originals were bastard hard to get hold of at that time.
	9:42am David (in London): YB, ha ha! Crossing again.
	9:44am Snoochienucci: good luck on getting back in the grove Queems! I havent heard when ill be heading back to the office yet, im based in jersey thou. I work on a few projects in the city thou, hopefully i dont have to worry about that for a while thou
	9:44am sydnius: Killing it today JMcG
	9:46am Jim the Poet: I'm a sucker for warm rich tones
	9:47am queems: thanks @snoochienucci! i live in nj but i work in queens, so that’s uhh a fun thing. good luck to you as well! it’s going to be a weird adjustment for everyone
	9:47am WoodsOfNH: Anybody want to go to my Zoom standup for me? Just say you're working on the Remote Diagnostics design document...and then shake your head up and down a lot. Five bucks!!
	9:48am Snoochienucci: @Woods i have to do plenty of that on my own lol. Maybe we can swap places just to keep it fresh?
	9:48am David (in London): Kenny Burrell is my go-to warm jazz guitar maestro. 'Midnight Blue' is surely one of my Desert Island Discs. One of those albums I'd go back into the burning house for.
	9:49am WoodsOfNH: @Snoochienucci Thankfully, it's usually very short but some days (OK, _most_ days) I'm just not into it.
	9:49am Snoochienucci: @queems very true. going to be strange just to sit in the office next to people again. But things gotta get back normal eventually!
	👻 9:49am YETI BOB: Speaking of jazz guitarists - how about that Miles Okazaki? He released a 6-CD set called "Work", where he plays all 70 Thelonious Monk compositions - it's pretty amazing.
	9:50am Morphe’: Joseph!!!!!!! Do not go Phil Schappppissssh on is!!!!!!
	9:50am Lixiviated Life: Did you say "Louie BoBo" ?
	9:50am TheLoneliestMonk: Boogaloo Joe would be a GREAT nickname tho! Now you must play some Joe Bataan!
	9:50am Listener Fred: Prince was on Muppets Tonight in 1997, He preformed Starfish and Coffee. We were told by his team not to address him or even look at him. Once he was on set and the puppets started joking with him, all barriers came down. It turns out he was a big fan of the Muppets and he had a lot of fun doing the show. The Muppets have a way of bringing out the child in all of us.
	9:52am TheLoneliestMonk: @DiL midnight blue & back at the chicken shack were two of the first CDs I ever purchased; back at tower records. (4th & Lafayette)
	9:53am Handy Haversack: That's fantastic, Listener Fred.
	👻 9:54am YETI BOB: I grew up with a low opinion of Roy Clark because my dad would watch Hee-Haw (which I though was just beyond stupid). But now that I play guitar myself, I can see that he was actually a genius.
	9:54am David (in London): @Woods - I'm game. "We are just optimising the Remote Diagnostics design document deliverable." Zzzz..... @The Lonelinest Monk - That was a great haul! Midnight Blue never gets old no matter how many times I play it. Hey morphester.
	👻 9:54am Marley P. Dogg: I’m still mad at myself for never making it to one of this weekly Les Paul shows at the iridium ...
	👻 9:55am YETI BOB: @Listener Fred: Great story!
	👻 9:55am Brian in UK: Joe, is there a Psycho Billy set in the offing?
	9:57am Joe McG: @Brian: Interesting idea! Feels a little raucous for a Monday morning, but I'll think about it at some point!
	9:57am TheLoneliestMonk: @JM Does anyone know if Dave Spazz had another relapse? : (
	9:58am Morphe’: I can wiggle my skinny bum, but it is my giggling beer belly that has the magic!!!!!!
	👻 9:58am Marley P. Dogg: Surface Noise is like the Mr. Roger’s neighborhood of WFMU - everything about it is warm and inviting and kind
	9:59am TheLoneliestMonk: @DiL yes, cheap as hell too! Before anyone realized there was a big audience for all that old blue note & soul jazz stuff!
	9:59am melinda: @Yeti Bob I had a similar experience, too young to get that the Hee Haw crew were important musical folks
	10:03am David (in London): TheLoneliestMonk - That's a double plus bonus! Those were the days. I remember going into an obscure secondhand record shop in Manchester (tail end of the 80s) and finding that someone had offloaded a ton of old Impulse gatefolds (Sun Ra, Pharoh Sanders etc). They were ludicrously cheap (like £4 each maybe?). Suffice it to say they all came home with me that day!
	10:04am Morphe’: My mind is wandering into Harry Parchville?
	👻 10:09am TristaC.LadyCaveBrat: Good stuff, Joe!
	10:10am Morphe’: David van der Stoke - saw Sun Ra often but some how wound up at a Pharoah Saners gig first I knew of him ..... was mesmerized!!!
	👻 10:10am YETI BOB: 'Slords!
	10:11am TheLoneliestMonk: Wow Joe, just hadda turn those bagpipes down. Those harmonic overtones were killing me!
	👻 10:11am Ken From Hyde Park: Suggestion for a future Surface Noise segment: A sample of Hee Haw musicians including Junior Samples.
	👻 10:12am YETI BOB: TheLoneliestMonk: This is an amazing track. Turn it back up.
	10:13am Joe McG: @Ken: I'll take it on board!
	10:13am Joe McG: HI, Trista! :)
	10:13am Malcolm: hello helo
	10:13am mrmikestandsir: Great Saint Joe! Truly ear opening. Loving it.
	10:14am Crudbringer: dang ol horselords tell u what
	10:14am TheLoneliestMonk: @YB hey, I just got home from work. Everything is a bit surreal right now till I crash
	10:14am mrmikestandsir: Great set, Joe. And sure, yeah, you are a saint…
	10:15am TheLoneliestMonk: St Joe of the Sacred Boogaloo?
	👻 10:16am YETI BOB: TheLoneliestMonk: Nothing personal, just kidding around. I really love the Horse Lords. And if your problem was the bagpipes, they are gone now.
	👻 10:16am YETI BOB: and the track ends abruptly, just like that. what a crazy album
	10:16am Joe McG: Thanks mrmike! No saint I, but I appreciate the sentiment!
	10:16am David (in London): McGasko and Magnificent both begin with an 'M'. Coincidence? I don't think so.
	10:17am Joe McG: @David: Wow, you guys are being super sweet this morning. Thanks, I needed that!
	10:17am Snoochienucci: Jolly Joe the Magnificent McGasko?
	👻 10:18am YETI BOB: @JoeMcG: When you started off with Bola Sete, I knew it was going to be a good show today.
	10:20am Joe McG: @BOB: Almost halfway through and nothing disastrous, anyway! :)
	10:20am Toothgrinder Tom: Never heard of Transglobal Underground before - interesting!
	10:23am Handy Haversack: Surface Noise sounds so great today, Joe! What a welcome way to get the day moving. Unfortunately, we really have to move now! Heading across the river in on your insular city of the Manhattoes. Hope to make it back before Ravioli, but who knows. See you all later! Thanks, Joe!
	10:24am Morphe’: Joe - clearly the listeners saw the MASH tv episode where the character said: IT’S NICE TO BE NICE TO THE NICE......
	10:24am Snoochienucci: good luck handyman!
	10:25am Joe McG: @Morphe': The immortal Frank Burns! Happy travels, Handy!
	10:25am David (in London): Hey T.Tom. Stay frosty Herr Haversack.
	10:26am Crudbringer: Safe travels 'Sack.
	10:27am Rick A.: Hi Joe, came on a little late today. Ivan is seriously channeling some Alice Coltrane. I thought this was from the 70s though kudos to him for making it new.
	10:27am Morphe’: Grant Burns - not a likeable character but a good sentence
	10:28am Pale Son: Holy cow, I've never heard this cover! Amazing.
	10:28am Morphe’: Spellcheck changed FRANK to GRANT"???????
	10:29am MeMo BoingBoing: Spiritualized doing Laurie Anderson is blowing my mind.
	10:30am MeMo BoingBoing: Just as intended, I assume.
	10:31am Joe McG: Single File is going to be a bit late, folks, sorry! I lost track of the set and forgot that this Spiritualized song is 10 minutes long. But I don't want to end the trance, so I'm going to let it run!
	10:32am Brendan: Time to up the RPM
	👻 10:32am Hughie Considine: Are there any short Spiritualized songs?
	10:32am TheLoneliestMonk: What's the single file theme today, Joe?
	10:33am Kat in Chicago: I've never heard this cover either, wow!
	10:33am Davee: I hope single file goes past the 11 am hour, I need my 1/2 hour fix of singles
	10:34am Joe McG: @Hughie: The last one had a couple shorties! @TLM: Oh, no theme. Once in a while I'll focus on one artist, or do a theme set during Singles Going Steady, but it's always purposely random. @Davee: It will!
	10:34am P-90: Can’t very well end a TRANCE, can we?
	👻 10:35am 12539: I love this piece, but once it started my first thought was: Single File, late again...
	10:36am Malcolm: used to have a spiritualised cassette tape which i wore out
	10:37am Listening Out There: [I think the Spiritualized is one of those tracks that allows a DJ to have a bathroom break...]
	10:39am Toothgrinder Tom: @David in London nice to see you again, David!
	10:39am Morphe’: I believe I still have a single sided plastic Laurie Anderson 45 that came in a volume of Art Forum magazine... To my knowledge(limited) SHE GOT NOSE JOB includef in an ediction of MAD MAG = best 45 ever
	10:40am David (in London): Joe, the Tube hasn't been the same without you...
	10:41am JakeGould: “…forgot that this Spiritualized song is 10 minutes long.” This — to me — is sooooo funny!
	👻 10:43am Webhamster Henry: There are a few bands that mix Gamelan and rock - and a bunch of Indonesians playing Gamelan tunes on synths and rock instruments! The one most played on WFMU is from OOIOO's 'Gamel'.
	10:43am The Oscar: I got to visit the Born Bad shop when I went to Paris earlier this year-- it's like if the corner I gravitate to in most record shops was an entire store!
	10:44am Crudbringer: How you 'spec to get your day's work done, Joe?
	10:44am Joe McG: @Oscar: I went, too, and got a few nice LPs!
	👻 10:46am Hughie Considine: The Shonen Knife tribute collection was my first exposure to the band -- the tribute CD era was valuable in exposing me to many other bands, including I have to admit Roky Ericson.
	10:46am Joe McG: @Crudbringer: Want to break out some Hoagie!
	10:47am Dennis Diken: hey Joe and all! love this Beau Brummels cover!
	10:47am Crudbringer: (I can only hear the Dickran Gobalian version, it was burned into my youthful synapses.)
	10:48am Krys O.: @The Oscar: Where in Paris is Born Bad?
	10:48am Joe McG: @Dennis: I like the "hey!"s!
	10:52am Krys O.: Nice Robert Knight!
	10:52am The Oscar: @Krys It's on Rue St. Sabin, in a great little district full of record stores and comic shops. I wish I had more time (and money) to spend there!
	10:54am Morphe’: krys - near the Bastille
	10:55am Krys O.: @The Oscar: I just checked it out on the map. It's across the river from the shop I used to go to, New Rose on Rue Pierre Sarrazin, near Jardin du Luxembourg. It was near Alliance Francaise where I had classes ages ago.
	10:55am Krys O.: Thanks, Morphe.
	10:56am JakeGould: @AmiAd: Hey! Good morning!
	10:56am sphere: This Alicia Bridges would have fit really nice on that WFMU Country Funk comp.
	10:57am Carmichael: Heya Joe and Monday morning people.
	10:57am Joe B: hey, it's the guy from Tico & the Triumphs!
	10:57am Joe McG: @JoeB: Is he Tom or Jerry?
	👻 10:58am Hughie Considine: "Crap" is such a great word and always has such a snap when used in a pop song, like Nilsson's "Moonbeam Song." Any other great "craps" out there?
	10:58am P-90: The song that normalized the word “crap” on AM radio. Quite a step in its day.
	10:58am Stanley: Aw Kodachrome (blushes at prodding of guilty pleasure!)
	10:58am The Oscar: Paul Simon is right up there on my list of people I always forget how much I like until I hear them.
	👻 10:58am Webhamster Henry: Kodachrome was taken away, but Polaroid SX70 is back!
	10:58am Joe McG: @Henry: !
	10:59am coelacanth∅: good morning Joe and all
	10:59am mb: Hola peeps. Whadda ya say Joe?
	10:59am Stanley: 'Rhymin' Simon' is such a good album.
	10:59am David (in London): Hughie - George Michael used it nicely in Wham! Rap. Hey Coela and Carmichael.
	👻 10:59am YETI BOB: @Hughie: Since you asked: www.lyrics.com...
	10:59am JakeGould: @JoeMcG: You don’t know about the Polaroid revival culture?
	👻 11:00am Hughie Considine: Holy crap!
	11:00am coelacanth∅: Stanley -true
	11:00am Joe McG: @Jake: No, Jake, fill me in.
	11:00am coelacanth∅: hey David (IL)!
	11:01am Stanley: Hi David - had to take a break from the ol' spreadsheet when that last one came on. Hope you are well. Hi coel
	11:01am Krys O.: I'm guessing that Simon was Jerry because he was shorter than Garfunkel.
	11:01am Yes: morning all
	11:01am Joe B: nice, post-Motown UT
	11:02am Morphe’: Crap If this was Double Dutch recess I,d write CRAP du JOUR
	11:02am Joe McG: @Krys: Ha ha ha!
	11:02am JakeGould: @JoeMcG: Well it all started with this fan effort called the “Impossible Project” about 10 to 15 years ago but now Polaroid is in on it as well. You can buy brand new Polaroid gear and film directly from them. I think “Impossible Project” is now a part of (or is “Polaroid”) us.polaroid.com...
	11:04am Snoochienucci: content.time.com... a cool little article about Kodachrome if anyone is interested
	11:04am Mike Sin: I wonder if the registered trademark is still required whenever Paul Simon and/or his record company list the song "Kodachrome" anywhere! ;)
	11:05am JakeGould: From this official video on the story of the Impossible Project: “When the last Polaroid factory closed down in 2008, we stepped in to rescue their machines. After two years of research and development we released our first generation of instant film for the iconic white frame format, saving 200 million Polaroid instant cameras from becoming obsolete. Today we make a variety of second generation films for different Polaroid camera types including SX-70, 600 and Spectra cameras.” www.youtube.com...
	11:05am Snoochienucci: "Kodachrome's popularity peaked in the 1960s and '70s, when Americans' urge to catalog every single holiday, family vacation and birthday celebration hit its stride" you can now add to that every single meal as well
	👻 11:05am Webhamster Henry: @JoeMcG what @JakeG said! Sadly Elsa Dorfman, super large format SX70 photographer, just died. www.artnews.com...
	👻 11:06am Hughie Considine: Interesting to hear the slightly different single mix for the 'Tramp.
	11:06am Stanley: Supertramp! Stop it Joe, you're killing me!
	11:06am colin: Your home for the hits!
	11:06am Joe McG: Wow, I had no idea about this Polaroid thing. Thanks, Jake! And hi, Mike Sin!
	11:07am Joe McG: @Stanley: Sorry, Stanley, I'm really not taking it easy on you guys after all that nice stuff you said about me earlier.
	👻 11:07am Hughie Considine: Can someone please tell this high-voiced Englishman who he is?
	11:07am JakeGould: And here in NYC, one of the more famous Polaroid photographers is Maripol who was a stylist for Madonna and others in the 1980s. She is still active and still uses Polaroid film now that it’s back in style. Here are some of her classic Polaroid shirts: maripol.com...
	11:07am coelacanth∅: first polaroid transfer exhibit i ever saw was in the 90s, so it goes back at least that far.
	11:08am Pale Son: One of those sax solos I hate that I know every note of.
	11:08am Rev. Turnip Druid: good lord. I picked a hell of a time to get here.
	11:08am David (in London): Hughie - Word has it that he's having breakfast in America right now. Pop down and let him know.
	11:08am David (in London): Rev, I have no carrot cake, but I can offer you Supertramp.
	11:09am Rev. Turnip Druid: Not too proud to admit I bought this Supertramp single when it came out. In my defense, I was eleven years old at the time.
	11:09am The Oscar: Somewhere I have a recording of a radio ad for a New York-area hi-fi shop (c. 1973) that features a great Kodachrome parody: "When I think back on all that crap I sang with Garfunkel / It's a wonder you bought that stuff at all / Monotoooone, I sang in a monotone / Me and Julio were never good friends at all."
	11:09am Stanley: @Joe - it's alright. But these songs don't half press my buttons. In a good way.
	👻 11:09am Webhamster Henry: Another famous Polaroid SX70 project was Jamie Livingston's photo of the day project, one photo a day for 18 years right up to they day he died. Photos organized and republished by my friend Hugh Crawford, who turned 65 on Saturday. photooftheday.hughcrawford.com... This little subthread might be a good addition to the Blast Of Hot Air!
	11:09am Joe B: I would have accepted Goodbye Stranger but this ...
	11:10am Snoochienucci: well now i want to dig out my Polaroid
	👻 11:10am Hughie Considine: @haha thanks @David. I hope he's not wearing the loin cloth he sported in the video for one of the post "Breakfast" songs...
	11:10am TheLoneliestMonk: Well, I'm startin' to go on the nod. Have to catch the rest of single file in archive
	11:10am Joe B: @Pale Son - exactly!
	👻 11:10am YETI BOB: The great thing about listening the radio is that you don't get to choose the songs.
	11:11am WoodsOfNH: I've seen ads or those new Polaroids somewhere....maybe The New Yorker? Don't know anybody whose bought one.
	11:11am TheLoneliestMonk: Be well JoeMac & fellow Noisers!
	11:11am coelacanth∅: Rev, i bought the album! i soon realised my error and so it's still in near-mint condition ...ya want it?!
	👻 11:11am Hughie Considine: That would be a good (terrible) mix: iconic sax solos from the '70s: "Baker Street," "Year of the Cat," ad nauseam.
	11:12am Joe B: maybe Motown owned the "The"
	👻 11:12am Hughie Considine: Paul Simon's mother was a Luddite.
	11:12am Krys O.: Bloody Well Right was a fave.
	👻 11:13am Webhamster Henry: Charles & Ray Eames made the SX70 intro films. www.youtube.com...
	11:13am Joe B: The trademark thing is on the label of the 45 IIRC so that could have been part of the arrangement
	11:13am coelacanth∅: i might've gone through 2, maybe 3 "rolls" with my square shooter II. i couldn't afford the film. ($10-11/ 8 pictures c.1971)
	11:14am Rev. Turnip Druid: @coel... I wouldn't dream of separating you two. and error, yes. That it was.
	11:14am ?: kODACHROME is a film type, it was for Nikon
	11:14am Krys O.: R. Stevie Moore covered Supertramp's Hide in Your Shell: vimeo.com...
	11:15am JakeGould: Kodachrome was a type of 35mm film. He chose Nikon to specifically piss off all of the Canon gear loons out there.
	11:15am coelacanth∅: Krys my first gf had that record, and sang that song often! i had "even in the quietest moments" -which i still think is okay
	11:16am The Oscar: They almost did take our Kodachrome away a few years ago, until the movie studios agreed to fund Kodak's continued production of 35mm film.
	11:16am Baja Joe: Great show Joe. What's for lunch? Perhaps a tuna melt is in your plans?
	👻 11:17am Webhamster Henry: @coelocanth yeah expensive! I did a number of fun things with SX70 film in the 70s and early 80s. Like Lucas Samaras, you could squish the emulsion while it was developing. I also peeled the backs off, washed the toxic goo out, soaked it for a while and when it dries, you get a craquelure in the emulsion.
	11:17am common: @rev: i also purchased that supertramp 7". I was also a child. still recall the black sleeve with white and red text of the lyrics.
	11:18am sphere: hey folks, it looks like the Alicia Bridges who sang Just a Little Lovin and the one who sang I Love The Nightlife is probably the same person.
	👻 11:19am YETI BOB: @TheOscar: Manufacture of Kodachrome was discontinued in 2009, and processing ended in December 2010.
	11:19am sphere: the Wikipedia entry for her mentions two singles released by Mega in 1973 and this single is on Mega,
	11:19am WoodsOfNH: I used to shoot black & white back in the late 70's and do development/printing myself. It was a lot of fun, though my mom didn't like me taking over the bathroom for 3 hours straight.
	11:20am JakeGould: The album cover for Peter Gabriel’s third solo LP (aka: “Melt”) as manipulated and smooshed Polaroid pic. More info here; scroll to the bottom: petergabriel.com...
	11:21am coelacanth∅: Henry i suspected the creative potential then, as a child -regarding the emulsion. i had a tough time getting good, clear pictures with that thing, but i thought some of them were pretty cool anyway! alas i couldn't afford to experiment.
	11:21am Krys O.: There's great footage of Doc Watson and his son playing with Earl Scruggs and his sons: www.youtube.com...
	11:22am The Butterman: Went to Merlfest in 96. Fun!
	11:22am WoodsOfNH: @JakeGould Hey, I was a Canon gear loon! Everybody had AE-1's back then. Also, T-2000 tennis rackets. ;-)
	11:23am Snoochienucci: Nice Krys O! I have one of their LPs together they are great. Thanks for the vid
	11:23am Krys O.: Oh, thanks for the John Hartford.
	11:23am coelacanth∅: Woods, i miss the darkroom.
	11:23am Krys O.: The whole Earl Scruggs documentary is here: www.youtube.com...
	11:24am JakeGould: This is basically “House Carpenter” right?
	11:24am WoodsOfNH: @coelacanth∅ Me too. It was a kind of magic.
	11:25am Joe McG: @Krys: I just watched a couple of the Flatt & Scruggs "Grand Ole Opry" TV shows yesterday!
	11:26am Toothgrinder Tom: Never bought any Supertramp. I had no income at the time.
	11:26am Krys O.: @Joe: Nice! Earl was such a sweetheart and open to new things.
	11:27am coelacanth∅: i still have my nikon f1, sadly rotting away in a closet.
	11:27am JakeGould: “Supertramp” has always creeped me out.
	11:27am Joe McG: @Krys: I love his face! It makes me happy to look upon him as well as hear him.
	11:28am WoodsOfNH: @Joe McG You've gotta look up Stacey's Country Jamboree on youtube. It was a local country show out of Maine produced in the late 70's. Some of it's great, some of it is unintentionally hilarious.
	👻 11:30am TristaC.LadyCaveBrat: Doug Martsch would be good in this piece of the set. Keep thinking of that tune. "Window".
	11:30am Toothgrinder Tom: Is there any connection between Supertramp and REO Speedwagon? They seemed to share a similar gestalt to me.
	11:31am Joe McG: @Woods: I definitely will, it sounds right up my alley! @Trista: I don't know it, I'll have to investigate!
	11:32am morphe': Coel... never had an art class - 1n 1990 - I needed 15 extra Uni credits to get a substantial raise as a NYC teachrer - I took 5 darkroom -alternative printing classes at SVA - NYC - so much intellectual tactile fun!!!! Moved on to photoshop ????
	11:32am SSS: Jeezez whizz Julie! Don't make me tell!
	👻 11:32am TristaC.LadyCaveBrat: From the album "Now You know" funnily enough!
	11:34am Joe McG: @Trista: Ha!
	11:34am Hubig Pie: Happy honky-tonkin Monday morning
	11:36am mariano: Joe McG and crew, folks!
	11:37am Peter K.: Circling back to what another listener said, there does not seem to be any doubt that the Alicia Bridges whose record you played and the Alicia Bridges who recorded "I Love the Nightlife" are one and the same. She seems to have begun her career as a country singer. There is evidence to support this, not just on Wikipedia but also on her own website.
	11:37am Snoochienucci: Love me some Surface Noise Country
	11:38am Joe McG: @Peter K: Wow, really? Fascinating! I didn't think it could be the same woman.
	11:39am Itzall Hear: Work, work, work, work...listen and lurk... Howdy Joe. Howdy cowpokes.
	11:39am Krys O.: Apparently Alicia had her own radio show in North Carolina as a youngster too.
	11:40am Toothgrinder Tom: @Snoochienucci same here
	11:41am WoodsOfNH: I was really impressed with that Logan Ledger album. There's some really great country music being made if you step away from commercial radio.
	11:43am coelacanth∅: morphe' yes! but now because of photoshop and gimp etc all the work and conceptualizing is unknown to most. people see a picture that took 8 hours/day for 3 days to perfect and it means nothing how difficult it was, or how unusual it may be.
	11:44am coelacanth∅: (of course that doesn't mean gimp [or photoshop] isn't fun!)
	11:44am Tim 07030: Hi Joe! Loving this set. Also, Supertramp was the first concert I ever saw and I don't care who knows it!
	11:45am Joe McG: @Tim: Ha ha ha! It sounds funny to say "I was a kid when I went to Supertramp!"
	11:46am Snoochienucci: Willie! My heart is now full! Seeing Willie last summer was a truly magical experience
	11:46am egould310: So she died giving birth to little Billy? Cheerful little ditty.
	11:46am Joe B: love this new swamp dogg album
	11:48am Joe McG: @Joe B: Right up there with his best, I think!
	11:49am WoodsOfNH: I might even like Willie singing "Kodachrome"
	11:49am mariano: Saw Willie Nelson in '98 when he played in NYC. He put on an almost four-hour show, and he was like 70 at the time. He did a set of his hits, a set of Hank Williams, a set of blues improv on his guitar, then another set of country standards.
	11:49am morphe': Thanks Joe!!! and all... another lovely Saturday !!!!!!!! As some voice on Rex's show says - everyday is Saturday for a dog
	👻 11:49am 12539: O no, is it the end theme already? Thanks, Joe & Crew!
	11:51am Snoochienucci: Mariano similar to what he did when i saw him. but it was the outlaw music fest so it was shorter. He ended by pulling everyone on stage to sing some of the great ones. "I saw the light" etc. It was perfect, i felt so uplifted after. Never had a feeling quite like that after a show
	👻 11:51am Marley P. Dogg: Thanks for the great show today Joe! Be well everyone!
	11:51am Joe B: mariano, at irving plaz? if so i was there also
	11:51am WoodsOfNH: Have only seen Willie one time, when he did that minor-league ballpark tour with Dylan...so it was up at Cooperstown. Great show, if a little compressed on the Willie set.
	11:51am morphe': 12539 We are living in the end theme...
	11:52am sphere: Thanks Peter K. for bringing Alicia back up.
	11:52am listener 126464: Thanks Joe McG.
	11:52am mariano: Sounds amazing Snoochienucci, I'd love to be on a stage with him!
	11:52am paul: Saw Jonny Cash twice. Haven't seen Willie. Yet.
	11:53am Krys O.: Thanks, Joe for a splendid show. The morning just whizzed by so quickly.
	11:53am Snoochienucci: Mariano, not me on stage! I meant all the other performers! lol. If only i could get on stage!
	11:53am paul: Johnny
	11:53am Brendan: The Kevin Ayers bed track reminds me that one of his producers, Rupert Hine, just passed. RIP, Rupe.
	11:53am coelacanth∅: (as i watch the groundhog out in the yard)
	11:54am Joe McG: Hey, thanks for listening, all. Been a pleasure as always. Have a great week and stay safe and well. Sorry to hear about Rupert Hine.
	11:54am morphe': The Davis sisters were neither sisters or related? Just happened to have the same name???????
	👻 11:54am nortonjutland: thank you Joe!
	11:55am Snoochienucci: thank you Joe! Goes without saying, but has deserving been said multiple times, WFMU has helped us all through this madness!
	11:55am mariano: Ah, gotcha Snoochie, lol. One can still dream ;) Thanks Joe and crew, see everyone at 3CM!
	11:55am Malcolm: peace out joe. gr8 show
	11:56am JakeGould: Thanks Joe!
	11:56am steveo: hi Joe, what a great show today! have you ever skateboarded down laurel canyon in a hailstorm? no? me neither.
	11:57am Snoochienucci: @mariano one day you never know! I mean i dont have all 70 records, but i got quite a few! Now that i think of it, he may be my most collected.
	11:57am coelacanth: did Jackie make up a new verse for the weight?!
	11:57am Brendan: Thanks for surfacing Joe. Gonna submerge now. Helmsman....take her down to periscope depth.
	11:58am Krys O.: Skeeter Davis' real name was Mary Frances Penick.
	11:58am Rtintera: Great set Joe, Thanks!
	11:58am Carmichael: THIS is how you end a show.
	11:58am coelacanth: Thanks Joe! take care
	👻 11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Joe. See you for next week's resurfacing.
	11:59am morphe': Thanks KRYS!!!
	11:59am steveL: Joe McG is a great man!

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from June 8, 2020

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