WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from September 10, 2020

Listener comments!
	11:21am Stork: Greetings PSWAH fans!! Happy to be carrying water for The Pseu today.
	12:00pm Listener Bop Monroe: howdy from drizzly Tannersville Mr. Stork!
	12:02pm PMD: Interested to hear someone new! Not that I don't miss Pseu
	12:02pm Krys O.: Hey, Stork! Howdy!
	12:02pm adampsyche: hi!
	12:02pm Rev. Turnip Druid: GOOD LORD, I haven't storked in ages.
	12:03pm Krys O.: Ditto, Rev.
	12:03pm David in London: Evening all. Reverend, Krys.
	12:03pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Stork! Welcome back to the WFMU Mainstream!
	12:03pm Stanley: Is this the right place?
	🥁 12:04pm duke: What day is this? Did I sleep until Sunday?
	12:04pm Stork: How-dee, Bop Monroe, PMD, Krys O., adampsyche, Rev. Turnip!! stanley, O Master Henry!!
	12:04pm Krys O.: Blasting Magazine!
	12:04pm YETI BOB: Damn I haven't heard Magazine in a while. Great pick.
	12:05pm Ike: Hi all! @PMD, new?!! Weren't you listening to WFMU in the 90s? (Maybe I am getting you mixed up w/someone else?)
	12:05pm Stork: Cheers, David in London! duke, welcome! It's just a bad dream!!
	12:06pm David in London: Hey Yeti Bob.
	12:06pm Rtintera: never heard of magazine but I like it.
	12:06pm Stork: YETI BOB, Ike, my man! Herzlich Willkommen!!
	12:06pm northguineahills: @duke: I wished I slept until Sunday....
	12:07pm Krys O.: I sang on the Stork Club back in '98, said the oldster.
	12:07pm kpx: hello stork.
	12:07pm YETI BOB: Hi David! @Rtintera: Singer Howard Devoto was a founding member of Buzzcocks but left early on and formed this band, which never got quite as big.
	12:08pm Rtintera: @yeti ohhhhh, i love the buzzcocks so that makes sense.
	12:08pm Stork: Yes you did, Krys O. !!- with R. Stevie Moore, it was, yes?
	12:08pm patrick321: Stopped by to see Pseu but I'm sticking around for The Stork Club.
	12:08pm Krys O.: Right, Stork. Exactement.
	12:09pm David in London: Stork, you’ve started on a very British roll today.
	12:09pm PMD: @Ike, late 90's, but mostly 7SD. I think. I have no memory..
	12:09pm steveo: Ooh, it's lunchtime for me, I could go for a British roll
	12:10pm Doug in JC: Hey Steveo, check out this map some time cycle.travel...
	12:10pm YETI BOB: @steveo: I think they call it a bap.
	12:10pm wendy del formaggio: Surprise! It’s Storktime!
	12:11pm Webhamster Henry: Der Storch ist zu Hause!
	12:11pm Krys O.: @Rtintera: Magazine also included the great John McGeoch and Barry Adamson. Definitely worth checking out their albums. Oh, and Devoto and Shelley recorded an album together in 2001 called Buzzkunst.
	12:11pm David in London: Yeti Bob, a bap in the south, a barm cake in the north.
	12:11pm Stork: wendy!! Hey hey!! British rolls are indeed flaky and fine!!
	12:11pm Ike: @PMD, ah! I definitely understand no memory. I remember WFMU, cats, a few restaurants, a few significant others, and a little music. Everything else in my past is a blur.
	12:12pm steveo: that's a cool site, Doug; now i want to bike to my mom's house in Delaware
	12:12pm Stork: Thanks, David in JC!! Will do.
	12:12pm patrick321: @YETI BOB I have a 12-inch Devoto solo recoding called Rainy Season that is quite a good tune should have been an early 80s club hit (but wasn't :(
	12:12pm Rtintera: @krys o.: will do. Thanks!
	12:12pm Ike: @steveo, the good part, or lower slower Delaware?
	12:12pm steveo: hi Stork, great to hear you
	12:13pm Stork: Thanks for the info, Krys!
	12:13pm Krys O.: Good Bishop cut!
	12:13pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	12:14pm YETI BOB: @D(iL): I've only ever been to London in the UK so my knowledge of British English is a bit limited. Someday I'd like to travel some more & fill in some of the gaps. Someday.
	12:15pm Krys O.: Ooh, that was Chaka Khan sangin'.
	12:17pm David in London: Yeti Bob, most southerners here have rarely, if ever, been to the north. But I think everyone should go to Liverpool at least once in a lifetime.
	12:17pm adampsyche: can you keep this show in the rotation pls
	12:17pm Rick A.: I'm not sure you knowingly did this. However, the Stephen Bishop song is from the same St. Etienne compilation as the Bobbie Gentry song which Trouble played earlier. If it was not intentional, it is uncanny.
	12:18pm steveo: @ike newark/wilmington area anybody know a good place to hammock camp near Trenton?
	12:19pm Rick A.: The Hall and Oates song is from the same compilation. So this must be intentional. Stork is feeling very L.A. today!
	12:20pm Stork: Nice of you, adampsyche!
	12:20pm steveo: maybe pseu will let me use her back yard
	12:21pm YETI BOB: @D(iL): I've always wanted to visit Dublin, maybe Liverpool could be on the same trip (looking at map)
	12:21pm Stork: Chaka Khan?!?! No jive, Krys? Wow!
	12:21pm YETI BOB: fantasy travel
	12:22pm Stork: Rick A- very observant! Our wonderful music director Olivia made that available to us this week. It's a real trove!
	12:23pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	12:23pm Ken From Hyde Park: I heard the club is having a fish buffet lunch special today, so I stopped in.
	12:24pm David in London: Yeti Bob, yeah, Dublin is an amazing city. I need to revisit it myself at some stage. Maybe I’ll meet you there for a pint of Guinness or six.
	12:24pm Frank Zaatar: I guess Sara didn't smile rnough. Now Lily has the same problem. John, maybe you should look in the mirror.
	12:25pm steveo: new episodes of Travels by Narrowboat are on youtube! he's going somewhere far north!
	🥁 12:25pm Mx. Granny (e/em): Hi, Wolfgang and gang of wolves! Door person didn't recognize me here, i had to sneak in the back way…
	12:25pm YETI BOB: @D(iL): That sounds amazing. I've barely been out of my apartment for months.
	12:25pm Frank Zaatar: -enough-
	12:25pm Morphe’: TMI: first time out to FMU in the East Orange house with Arnan of 6-7 years.. 1992-1993?? pre Greasy Kids stuff...searching for a kids’ format?? Stork was asleep on the sitting room couch scratching his sack.... It was love at first sight '!!!!!
	12:26pm mariano: Hey Stork, Crew, everyone.
	12:27pm Rick A.: I am fascinated by L.A. sixties pop. So the comp intrigued me. The lineup is filled with the classic California soft rock of my youth. I listend to far too much Boz Scaggs when I was a kid. It's too bad Steve Miller is not on the comp. He would complete the circle.
	12:27pm Krys O.: @Morphe': Arnan? I was a Greasy fan.
	12:27pm Stork: Frank, steveo, Granny, Morphe! Crowd on in!!
	12:28pm Stork: Hiyo, mariano!
	🥁 12:28pm Mx. Granny (e/em): Ken From Hyde Park: howdy! i think it's a fish-it-yourself buffet!
	12:29pm Stork: Morphe! I hope you didn't take any pictures! Growing up (such as it was) in public at WFMU.
	12:31pm Morphe’: Keys.. Arnan used to call ChrisT and then 7 sec to hassle Andy... he never appeared on Greasy Kid Stuff.. He was an aged 7 year old...
	12:31pm mrdonutsu: The good lord didn't give us pan pots to turn them anywhere but hard left, hard right1
	12:31pm YETI BOB: Pop music!
	12:31pm kpx: @PMD, I don't know if you saw my thanks to you for your compliment to me on what i think was feelings. I've done some amateur poems scattered around on different fmu shows. and you put the bug in my ear about making that description into a poem to post on shrunken planet or moonlight sonata.
	12:33pm Stork: Hi kpx, mrdonutsu!!
	12:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Granny - Oh dear, I don't think I'm allowed to handle pointy sticks. Guess I'll have to fashion out a net from old T-shirts.
	12:34pm DannyBoyNYC: @Stork During covid are all these shows are recorded in advance? Or do you somehow manage to spin one at a time?
	12:34pm -Ken: Welcome back Stork!!
	12:35pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Fine soundings.
	12:36pm -Ken: Arnan was probably my favorite WFMU caller of all time.
	12:36pm morphe': Stork - no blackmail photos... just fond memories!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for spinning!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:40pm David in London: Mariano, morphester, ami ad. Greetings pals.
	12:41pm VT Knit Girl: so excited to have you on the radio on Thursday and Sunday this week. Love you show!
	12:41pm morphe': Yeti/David van der Stoke - if in Dublin go North to the GraveDiggers Pub - next to Glasnevin Cemetary - it has a family name??? but everyone calls it the Gravediggers... where the gravediggers drink/drank... NO TV!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:41pm David in London: Granny!
	🥁 12:42pm duke: Wow Bob Brainen is coming back!
	🥁 12:42pm Mx. Granny (e/em): Todd! Why have i never done this for karaoke?! Tomorrow i shall! YAY!
	12:42pm YETI BOB: morphe': noted! maybe next year.
	12:42pm Stork: Hey VT Knit Girl! So nice! Thank you!
	12:42pm patrick321: @duke – I'm looking forward to Bob's return
	12:42pm kpx: Hi again stork. I've seen your name posted as a commenter; but I never realized that you were an fmu DJ. good show so far.
	12:43pm (another) Patrick in Hoboken: Did you say you are in Muenster, Germany, Stork? I lived there as a child for 5 years, and much of my family still live in the area.
	🥁 12:43pm Mx. Granny (e/em): David in London!!!!!
	12:44pm PMD: @kpx, nice!
	12:46pm morphe': Mx Granny - are you SF Granny with a different monkier???? Sf Granny who knows of the Salish Sea????
	12:46pm Hughie Considine: Is the new FMU schedule posted somewhere? How do we know Bob's coming back?
	12:47pm David in London: Hey kpx.
	12:47pm ami ad: David in London,mariano,morphe,all. Good day out there,
	12:47pm Stork: Hiya Patrick in Hoboken, PMD and Hughie. Hughie - yeah the new scheudle is on the woofmoo homepage.
	🥁 12:47pm duke: @ Hughie Considine: There's a link on the WMFU front page
	🥁 12:47pm duke: *WFMU
	12:48pm Stork: Thats schedule, not scheudle.
	12:50pm kpx: Hey there David in London, I don't know if you remember me telling you about when I watch a video about someone walking around on the London streets and alleys. but later on I found out it was in the Soho section of London. would you say that is one of the most interesting parts of London.
	12:50pm lukavino: i should have been seeing Pet Shop Boys this month! :(
	12:51pm Stork: Oh, that's really sad, lukavino!
	12:51pm Webhamster Henry: Arnan does the Emergency Broadcast System Test : jhhl.net...
	12:51pm Rick A.: The Utopia track is another one found on the St. Etienne comp. I feel like my home is getting woozy and shaky and I'm being transported to La Brea Blvd. in 1975!
	12:52pm lukavino: it’s a drag, but hopefully the reschedule to next year holds.
	12:52pm Stork: Rick A. - that was actually a coincidence, but I spotted it on the comp.
	12:52pm rich: hi pstork morphe you really have fond memories of that moment?
	12:53pm Stork: I loved Arnan's voice! He did a listener hour, didn't he?
	12:54pm Stork: Hi Rich. Are you the Squirrelmeister, or another Rich?
	12:58pm Listener Bop Monroe: happy happy happy boing boing boing
	12:58pm rich: squirrelmeister
	12:58pm WoodsOfNH: @YETI BOB Barrier seemed like such a cool idea. Per usual, I couldn't get it running on Windows 10.
	1:00pm royvis: Great to have you back, Stork, even if only one day!
	1:00pm kpx: Hi Ami ad, morphe, Yeti Bob thanks again for the cherry blossom clinic correction yesterday.
	1:00pm David in London: kpx. Soho has always been the ‘bohemian’ part of central London. It always used to be rather dark and edgy, early rock and roll, Italian-influenced mod culture, film industry, porn cinemas, but post 80s it’s been considerably cleaned-up and gentrified. Still good to walk around and revel in though. Fitzrovia, to the north, is also very interesting and aesthetically appealing.
	1:02pm Stork: rich - you're in a position to elborate on morphe's story. Plaease don't. Some publicity is actually bad.
	1:02pm Hughie Considine: @Duke, ah, I see now. Will be great to have Bob back. I tried to get into the kids' music show but could never quite do it.
	1:05pm Stork: Hi royvis. Thank you! It's really nice to be aboard the mothership for a day.
	1:08pm wfmu listener phillip: WOW! the stork is back! I'm old enough to remember you.
	1:09pm wfmu listener phillip: one of the stations original members going back to the 1980s when it was Upsala College
	1:09pm Listener Bop Monroe: you'll feel better if you just ca-a-a-rrrrrrryyyyyy...!
	1:10pm Stork: Hi kpx - thanks. Yeah, my regular gig is The Stork Club on the Give the Drummer Radio stream - Sundays at noon, Eastern.
	1:11pm morphe': Arnan - yeah Arnan had a "special" voice m with independent views too... he got picked up for some commercial acting gigs from an agent who heard him talking from some aisles away in the supermarket.. he also got hate speech from some 7 sec listeners who hated his voice???????????
	1:11pm Hughie Considine: Poor old Johnnie Ray...
	1:11pm Naila: I used to work in Fitzrovia. I remember seeing the building owned by Guy Ritchie that was being squatted there when I went for my interview
	1:11pm Stork: Hi DannyBoyNYC - everybody does things differently at the moment - lotta stuff is pre-taped, but more is live.
	1:11pm Naila: Don’t know how I managed to post that twice :/
	1:12pm wfmu listener phillip: Pat Duncan, Rix, Frank o'Toole. Tamar. Clay Shaw. Alan Watts lecture series.
	1:12pm Naila: Oh no it’s gone now.... it’s been a long day....
	1:12pm Yes: hi stork, first time hearing your show. lovely sounds
	1:13pm royvis: Oh Man, I didn't know Stork was on the stream all this time!
	1:13pm morphe': Nalia - Double Dutch Redux!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	1:14pm Stork: warm blasts from the past, wfmu listener philip!
	1:14pm Stork: Hi Naila, royvis!! So nice to be here!
	1:15pm Rick A.: This is Leo Sayer track probably is not a coincidence?
	1:15pm Listener Bop Monroe: ok, here's a question: cable showed both Dr. Phibes movies this past weekend. which FMU DJ played Vincent Price singing Over The Rainbow as their closing theme...?
	1:15pm Webhamster Henry: I wonder how many 30+ year listeners are out there...
	1:15pm Naila: It was a treat to log in and see you were on
	1:15pm Webhamster Henry: John Schnall
	1:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: 23 year listener here, still just a pup.
	1:18pm morphe': Must make Simon's Madrid fruit and juice before going out to play non-macho footie.... Simon(9) [my lovely Spanish Accident] is Arnan's 1/2 bro and quite different yet awfully similar: argumentative, fussy about food, rigid about which veggies go where on the plate, goes on strike if you violate his self determined rules of rules and order, but super lovely and smart and kind - to everyone except me.... OUT !!! Thanks Stork and all!!!!!!!!!!!
	1:18pm royvis: 29+ year listener here... Ahh memories, John Shnall from Midnite Matinee!
	🥁 1:19pm duke: I'm an 15 year listener, still a teenager.
	1:19pm crateslinger: 32 years, and my wife just the other day goes, "What's that noise?"
	1:19pm Stork: O John Schnall was must-listen radio for me forever!
	1:19pm Listener Bop Monroe: WH thnx! I been listening since '73. WNEW played 'Jessica' for 3rd time that day and i just slammed the dial to the left and found Bud Stiple playing Lenny Bruce's Thank You Masked Man. Never looked back.
	1:20pm wfmu listener phillip: OMG how could I forget john schnall and the midnite movie matinee. and the "sub genius hour of slack"
	1:21pm wfmu listener phillip: been a listener since 1985.
	1:21pm Ike: I liked Margaret, Bart, Robin, Vartkes, Ravel, and The Floating Pad with Crowe.
	1:22pm Stanley: 2003
	1:22pm morphe': Found FMU looking Evan Funk on NYU's Afternoon Show.. It was a marathon and the DJs were threatening to play the Eagles for 3 hours if people did not donate!!!! 197????????????? I knew I had found something worth something!!!!!
	1:23pm morphe': RIP: Vanilla Bean and Billy Berger and X-Ray and others!!!!!!!!!!!!
	1:23pm wfmu listener phillip: I got so sick of WNEW music I went all the way to the beginning of the dial. and found WFMU upsala college radio back then
	1:24pm captain beef fart: Been a listener for a year now. This format is what I aspired to working at my college radio station. Never looking back.
	1:24pm ami ad: since 2002.
	1:24pm Listener Bop Monroe: ...exactly!
	1:24pm wfmu listener phillip: I forgot TONY COULTER.
	1:25pm David in London: I first heard FMU on a visit to NYC in 1996. It was infuriating to get home and not be able to listen. I was very glad of the coming of the podcasting and streaming age.
	1:25pm Spankyflop: I've been listening regularly for 20 years, since it's been streaming. But I used to tune in since the late 80's whenever I drove to NYC or Boston.
	1:25pm steveo: i just discovered wfmu today; so far it's pretty good
	1:26pm crateslinger: I have a new game you should try with these remote wireless bluetooth speakers. Put them in random places like under the chair during Bryce or Olivia or one of the noice shows. People get worried.
	1:26pm wfmu listener phillip: back then was very hard to tune in FMU. where I lived in Brooklyn. I had to make an art piece of my FM antenna to get it.
	1:27pm Listener Bop Monroe: had massive wires and foil attached to antenni to pick up FMU also
	1:28pm Hughie Considine: Bob Brainen was probably my first beloved WFMU d.j. Heard one set with Alex Chilton, the Meat Puppets, Tommy Keene, and others that changed my life.
	1:28pm morphe': .... Phillip.. Tony Coulter is on the non radio stream...
	1:29pm wfmu listener phillip: none of the little radios I had pr even the Sony Walkman could pickup WFMU. I had to buy a GE radio with 6D batteries and a super long antenna.
	1:29pm Spankyflop: I heard that WFMU's signal used to reach the Poconos in the 70's, so it's possible that I listened when my family would go skiing.
	1:30pm Stanley: Hi David (in London). I remember Soho from the 60s as a hild, then 70s and 80s as a 'man about town'. Visited just a few years back and yeah, not the same. Not that I thought it would be. Sad to see Cheopo Cheopo Records had gone. Pubs were still good.
	1:30pm Stork: Tony Coulter is on our Give te Drummer Radio stream on Tuesdays.noon to 3 pm.
	1:30pm wfmu listener phillip: I'm happy bob brainen is coming back. sundays use to be "greasy kids stuff" with Belinda & Hova.
	1:30pm crateslinger: 90.1 reaches the poconos now sorta
	1:30pm morphe': My father was a lineman for the NY TEL co. = later Verizon ... had meters of copper and other wires for Bklyn reception
	1:31pm Stork: morphe: Your father was a lineman? Which county? ...sorry
	1:31pm mb: Hello DJ Stork and listeners @listener phillip: Same. But i had toggled between 89.5fm and 92.3fm. Then one night by chance it landed on 91.1fm and i heard Tom Scharpling speaking. Now here i am every. day. and. night.
	1:32pm ɨkɛ: When I worked in a place called Peapack, NJ, in the 90s, I could get WPRB no problem, but I had to put the end of my dipole (wire) antenna inside of a sliced-open potato in order to pick up WFMU. And it worked. Though the potato would dry out and shrivel up after a while and I had to replace it w/a fresh one occasionally. True story.
	1:32pm Stork: Hey crateslinger and mb - and anyone who slipped by without me noticing.
	1:33pm Jeezuseffinchrist: the mighty potato has yet another use!
	1:33pm morphe': Stork...Kings County - Bed Stuy - Crown Heights.. North of the Mason Dixon Line....
	1:33pm Krys O.: My dad used to tune into WFMU in the mid-1980s. He was in Westchester County near the CT border. I showed him how to lean the radio antenna against a window screen in the guest bedroom to boost the signal. That's how I listened when I was home from college. I first listened to WFMU in 1981 in my dorm room which was two floors above the WFMU studios.
	1:34pm wfmu listener phillip: 89.5 was harder to get than WLIR 92.7 I had to put the big radio in the center of our living room to tune it it.
	1:35pm wendy del formaggio: The first thing that comes to mind with this Hefti song is, “Oscar, Oscar, Oscar.” I can’t be alone in this.
	1:35pm Colleen: Thought this was a fancy opener to the Odd couple theme
	1:35pm Krys O.: Hey, Wendy! Yup, you're right.
	1:36pm Listener Bop Monroe: don't cross the street in the middle, in the middle, in the middle of the block!
	1:36pm morphe': When my mother was alive in Bklyn, I visited on Sundays and made her change her FUV/Fordham Irish show over to Jones and X-Ray.. She would say"Timmy boy.. what is that gibberish ... I don't understand any of this????"
	1:36pm mariano: If "The Odd Couple" had been a touch more noirish.
	1:36pm steveo: i can get that russian-language station coming off the wtc LOUD and CLEAR; they play some nice music i've never heard, too (they're just talking now, though)
	1:36pm wfmu listener phillip: if you remember there were Two classical music stations. one at 96.3 the other Wncn at 104.7
	1:36pm wendy del formaggio: Hi Krys O.! Thank you. I got your card last week. Yay! Will respond soon, once I unpack my pens and paper...
	1:37pm Krys O.: Best picture ever of Neal Hefti: upload.wikimedia.org...
	1:37pm Krys O.: Gotcha, Wendy!
	1:37pm Krys O.: WDF: I got your card days after I posted mine to you.
	1:38pm captain beef fart: All this when did you start listening info is making me feel young, but I'm definitely not young.
	1:39pm Stork: Mariano -it's basically the Odd Couple theme.
	1:39pm morphe': Wendy thought of you with food thought but lost it???? Until????
	1:40pm Stork: Jeezuseffinchrist!!! Not a comment, but a greeting!
	1:40pm Webhamster Henry: How to listen to WFMU over the air from an oft-reprinted article in the LCD: freeform.wfmu.org...
	1:40pm David in London: Stanley, ah Cheapo Cheapo, gone but mostly certainly not forgotten. Weirdly, when they later re-did the frontage of the shop it revealed some pre Cheapo signage bearing my surname!
	1:40pm wendy del formaggio: Krys O: Oh that’s a funny coincidence! And thanks for that link to the Basie/Hefti pic. Silly and sweet!
	1:40pm mariano: Yep Stork, that's what it reminded me of immediately. Then I remembered how Nelson from the Simpsons had the "Odd Couple" theme as his ringtone, and now I think I'll do the same. Hey David, what's up!
	1:41pm dave wuz here: i stream fmu at home but no connectivity at my welding shop- i'm still building weird antenna scenarios to pull in the anemic boston area college stations...been doing so for ...gulp...40+ years....
	1:41pm mariano: And hello ami ad!
	1:41pm wfmu listener phillip: WFMU isxa blessing. no where up the dial will you find an hour of music without 50 commercial interruptions jammed between two songs
	1:42pm Doug in JC: @mb That's pretty much my story too, except it was Hour of Slack!
	1:42pm wendy del formaggio: @mariano: I may have to steal your and Nelson’s ringtone idea.
	1:42pm Hughie Considine: Speaking of Nilsson, with 54 days remaining until Election Day, it's worth remembering "Take 54," in which Harry signaled his deep antipathy toward industry success.
	1:42pm wfmu listener phillip: I used up all my bandwidth for september so I'm throttled back to almost 1X speed.
	1:43pm Stanley: David - that sign is a sign.
	1:44pm wfmu listener phillip: every 6pm it was alan watts lecture series. I loved listening to the man he was one bright mind.
	1:44pm Shawn: Pseu! Your show is awesome- thanks for kicking all of the asses!
	1:45pm mariano: wendy: There's something just so right about it.
	1:45pm kpx: don't know if anyone remembers Frank O'Toole. came across his show when I was just dialing around and came across his opening theme song of, if you like-a me, like I like-a you. I was a mere lad of 12 or 13 then. didn't pay much mind to the station at that time, but would check back in on it from time to time over the years until I eventually settle in to regular listening routine.
	1:45pm wfmu listener phillip: raise your hand if you get sad thinking about Frank o'Toole. I use to listen to his webcast.
	1:46pm George (a different one): Stork! It's great to turn on 91.1 and hear your voice!
	1:46pm Webhamster Henry: FXO was great!
	🥁 1:46pm duke: I miss FXO. Used to love his show.
	1:46pm wfmu listener phillip: @kpx SURE I DO. I use to listen to him often "more than a few exciting moments"
	1:47pm Stork: Thank you, George (a different one)! re: FXO: a beautiful curmudgeon that I miss greatly.
	1:48pm David in London: Mariano, all good thanks my man. It was my birthday this week, so I’ve been having a week of indulgence. How are you? Stanley. Do you know Paramount in Manchester, on Shudehill? Amazingly that’s still there.
	1:48pm Webhamster Henry: You can't go all the way back to the 80s-90s, but with the archives, you can reconstruct a lot of the early 2000s!
	1:49pm Krys O.: FXO was a pal ever since I first met him when I was a student at Upsala and worked in the office at WFMU. Staff member passings hit like family.
	1:49pm ɨkɛ: @Webhamster Henry@1:40, yep, I think that's where I got the idea! I stuck with potatoes instead of onions. No tears. And watermelons were too heavy.
	1:49pm wendy del formaggio: @mariano: True! I did find a bunch in the iTunes store. After work I can listen closely for which one I love the best. That’ll be a well-spent $1.29.
	1:50pm David in London: ‘Dull as a smock’ is a great line.
	1:50pm thesecoronalives: too much words!
	1:50pm Hughie Considine: Man, I dig a segue from show music into hard-edged rawk!
	1:50pm Booz: Nice to hear you @Stork. Great to visit the ol' Club again.
	1:51pm Webhamster Henry: IKE: in my office building, one office could get WFMU, so we kept a radio on in there and plugged its output into an Ethernet 10-baseT twisted pair network and plugged a speaker into the wall.
	1:51pm Listener Scott: 30 yr listener here, started listening in 1990, right when I moved into NYC from college.
	1:51pm wfmu listener phillip: very sad:( I still miss IRWIN very much hoped he'd be on the fall schedule
	1:52pm Stanley: David - not familiar with Manchester at all. Would love to make it's acquaintance when the shit is all over. My go to place in London used to be Compendium Books in Camden. Now gone.
	1:53pm mariano: Cool - happy birthday David! Glad you're having an indulgent week. All good here, thanks.
	1:53pm wfmu listener phillip: All the stations Left of the dial WNYU 89.1 had the strongest signal.
	1:53pm ami ad: @David In London:Congrats on the birthday happenings,many more.
	1:53pm Booz: @Listener Scott that's about when I started listening too. FMU Class of '90!
	1:54pm Stanley: Happy birthday David.
	1:54pm Tommy in Neversink: I too started listening in the 90s
	1:55pm Tommy in Neversink: ..early 90s
	1:55pm David in London: Stanley. Compendium! Sigh, another one long since gone.
	1:56pm wfmu listener phillip: CLAY SHAW and "the pounding system"
	1:56pm patrick321: I had that Faces album on 8-track and played the hell out of it when I was 17-18.
	1:56pm steveo: THE Emily Dickinson?
	1:56pm wfmu listener phillip: Bronwyn C and the "truck stop tea party"
	1:58pm wfmu listener phillip: Laura Cantrell
	1:58pm Listener Bop Monroe: goodness, i thought my feed jumped to WKCR....! this Zelwer is cool too
	1:58pm Tommy in Neversink: My favorite show no longer in existence "TRASH TWANG AND THUNDER" ..w DJ Meredith
	1:59pm Booz: @TommyIN Meredith Ochs was a guest on somebody's show recently. Check archives.
	1:59pm Stork: Hey Listener Scott, ami ad, Stanley, Booze, Considene - woop woop!
	2:00pm Stork: @steveo: yup, the same.
	2:00pm patrick321: @morphe from 1:22 - The host of that show you mentioned from way back was The Hound — he used to threaten listeners with Hotel California if the pledge phones didn't start ringing
	2:00pm zopa: There's no turning back now.
	2:00pm Tommy in Neversink: Thx Booz
	2:01pm morphe': David van der Stoke y Stanley: HBD!!! DAVID... did ye know the bookshop off Chalk Farm Road in the sitting room of a geezer's house .a street on the right if going North... amazing finds but pandemonium... I used to call 2 weeks in advance if looking for a specific item.. browsing was fun!!!!!!!
	2:01pm wfmu listener phillip: can someone tell me why WKCR 89.9 is always broadcasting in MONO? it's so weird. they play great old jazz but the signal is in MONO!
	2:01pm Stork: Hi patrick321 - me too!!! Love Rod and the Ronnies
	2:01pm Stanley: Tashi deleg Zopa
	2:01pm steveo: doing a cryptogram; it's a quote by Uscqht U. Ecmenhoser
	2:02pm zopa: Hiya Stanley! Wie Gehts?
	2:02pm Tommy in Neversink: I learned everything I know about Country ( before the Ken Burns Doc) from WKCR's excellent country show..Not sure if they still broadcast it
	2:02pm VT Knit Girl: Cher!!!
	2:03pm dougseidel: Phil Schapp is mono - i know that
	2:03pm David in London: Morphe, no, don’t know that one. Chalk Farm eh? But I love those eccentric home made shops. Too few left now.
	2:03pm Listener Bop Monroe: KCR's been lke that since 2016. no budget. 'home of technical difficulties' Phil Schapp rules but ALL their programming is taped since lockdown. but enuf about them.
	2:03pm Stanley: Sounds like a crazy place, morphe'. I wonder how long he lasted. Ziemlich gut, zopa, danke.
	2:04pm Stork: VT Knit Girl is dancing, I bet.
	2:04pm ɨkɛ: I think you mean Clay Caplice not Clay Shaw. Also 89.1 WNYU was the weakest in NJ. Only strong in the Bronx, upper Manhattan, and Westchester due to weird antenna location, nowhere near NYU. I could never listen to the New Afternoon Show in NJ without static. Potato didn't help. Used to have terrible glitchy streaming too, don't know about now.
	2:04pm Listener Bop Monroe: like that
	2:04pm mb: Ha listener phillip! I kind of like it b/c like WSOU and WPBR, WKCR has its own 'sound'. And then you sample 97.1fm or 105.1fm and they have that supersonic sound (not sure of the technical words).
	2:05pm Krys O.: The Pounding System with Clay!
	2:05pm Webhamster Henry: Believe won her the Billboard Music Award for Hot 100 Single of the Year and became the biggest-selling single of all time by a female artist in the UK.
	2:06pm steveo: They do, Tommy, but sometimes pre-empted during the pandemic.
	2:06pm Krys O.: Happy Birthday, David in London!
	2:07pm mb: Cheers, David in London!
	2:07pm wfmu listener phillip: where I was located in bushwick Brooklyn the WNYU signal was easiest to get on my 20 watt stereo receiver. no antenna manipulation.
	2:07pm steveo: thanks, Stork; that explains the yellow rose of texas rhythm then
	2:07pm Tommy in Neversink: I picked up FMU great at my old 11 floor work place in Soho, pretty good at my West Village , right by the river, apt. Now I'm upstate and thanks to the transmitter in Mt Hope and the fact I'm on high ground, I get it great
	2:07pm Krys O.: Back in the day, our radio shows were our names. I think Kaz & Chris T. started the revolution with The Nightmare Lounge.
	2:08pm steveo: i think i could just about see the transmitter when i moved to park slope in 2000; fond memories of Kenny G
	2:09pm Webhamster Henry: Some DJs changed their names to match their shows like The Duck and The Immigrant.
	2:09pm Listener Bop Monroe: Terminal Lounge...!
	2:09pm judy from croton: Groovy fill in, mr Stork A “regular “ listener from way back and on give the drummer
	2:09pm David in London: Thanks for the generous birthday wishes all. Much appreciated. Oh, very sad to hear of Simeon’s passing. I interviewed him some years back and he was such engaging company and a complete gentleman. A legend.
	2:10pm wfmu listener phillip: where we lived you could see the top half of the twin towers from our third floor backyard windows
	2:10pm kpx: @WL Phillip, Ho man right, it was a while back. I was surprised to see that Bob Brainen was returning. I thought he was permanently retired?. it'll be good to hear him again. I really liked a large selection of his music.
	2:10pm morphe': Patrick 321 Thanks -- THE HOUND>>>>
	2:10pm judy from croton: Golden Apples of the Sun Silver Apples of the Moon
	2:11pm Colleen: So enjoying the show...
	2:11pm wfmu listener phillip: Richard Lim and the janitor from mars
	2:11pm Webhamster Henry: B/art's Wreck This Mess is available whenever her releases it on Mixcloud. But Kenny G is "past that stage" with radio.
	2:12pm morphe': Stanley/David van der Stoke = Walden Books 38 Harmood Street ...still exists ... must be the son cause the geezer was Steptoe's era type character
	2:13pm wfmu listener phillip: will miss kellidh and hits from the crypt. I loved her old show so much "beastin the airwaves"
	2:14pm Colleen: Hey Morphe!
	2:15pm wfmu listener phillip: Anyone hear "professor dum dum" last night? OMG it was a Riot! I'm happy hes back
	2:15pm Stanley: David - if you haven't already, check out the tribute show to the North Sea pirate stations on Flange & Frigate with DJ GeorgyGirl. I had a blast sharing memories with a lovely gathering on the board. The archive is just above the playlist 'Marine Offences Act'. For some reason it has its own line. Terrific choice of sixties tunes.
	🥁 2:15pm WR: Wandering the streams and what's this. Fresh Stork on a Thursday afternoon?
	2:15pm Listener Bop Monroe: roommate had a little chihuahua named Nina Doggin. No lie. miss them both.
	2:16pm David in London: morphe. Wow, great steer man, I’m going to hotfoot it over there toot sweet. Thanks.
	2:17pm Stanley: morphe' does he say 'you dirty old man' to his customers? But seriously, I can't wait to hit London again.
	2:18pm paddy in matawan: @wfmu listener phillip What time was Dum Dum on?
	2:19pm Webhamster Henry: @Stanley I wish there could be a little more crossover between the WFMU streams like this Stork fill-in. As it is, I'm swapping shows all day long.
	2:19pm Krys O.: @WebhamsterHenry: LOL! Indeed. Fun fact: I was Krys O. back in 7th grade.
	2:19pm David in London: Ah, the Swell Maps. take off hat in respect Thanks Stanley, I will check that out.
	2:21pm Krys O.: I heard the last hour of Dum Dum this morning. I'm up at 4:45 am to get ready for work.
	2:22pm wfmu listener phillip: @paddy in matawan Thursdays 3-6am but hes listed as vortex of chaos will bill zebub on the schedule
	2:23pm Rtintera: Zep. Nice surprise.
	2:23pm paddy in matawan: thank you!
	2:23pm morphe': @2:14 Colleen: Hey Morphe! Hey Colleen ... hope ya are on the mend!!! must run ..let 9 year old Simon cycle it alone to the park (3 blocks) alone for the first time!!!!! HMr Big Pants!!!!! Thanks Stork and all!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:24pm paddy in matawan: I think he was on much earlier in the past, right?
	2:24pm Stork: thank you, morphe! great ta meetcha!!
	2:24pm Krys O.: One night I played Zeppelin and got two phone calls. First one wanted a refund on his marathon pledge because of LZ and the second one agreed with me that they were an incredible band.
	2:24pm Stork: Rtintera - yeah, hey Zep...
	2:24pm sphere: Cher and Led Zeppelin! Perish the thought.
	2:25pm Stork: paddy in matawan is quite welcome!!
	2:25pm sphere: John Paul Jones did an album with Diamanda Galas. So there.
	2:25pm Listener Bop Monroe: Dum-dum was last nite. check out around 4AM when he slags his guest's mom for 10 mins.
	2:26pm kpx: David in London, just did some back scrolling to catch up and saw that you have a birthday. Well happy birthday to you and many more.
	2:26pm JaydiumCrass: Carpetttttttts!!
	2:27pm Chris J: Good to hear your voice, Stork! I volunteered at the East Orange house and had some chats and laughs with you there.
	2:28pm Jason from Houston: ꒰ ˘̩̩̩⌣˘̩̩̩꒱ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	2:28pm Stork: JaydiumCrass!! Ain't they great?
	2:29pm Stork: Chris J. - bless ya!! EO was great.
	2:29pm David in London: Sphere, I love that Galas / Jones album, it’s still a real doozy. Thanks kpx.
	2:29pm Colleen: this has been a great show!...Thanks for Cher-ing!
	2:29pm mariano: Haven't heard the Inspiral Carpets in ages, nice pick. I saw them once, good show.
	2:29pm JaydiumCrass: Yes, they are...and still bringin' it, last I heard!
	2:30pm JaydiumCrass: Thank you!!
	2:31pm Stork: Colleen!! HaHeeHo!! And thank you! :))
	2:31pm Stork: Jason from Houston - yo!!
	2:34pm Stork: Me too, David. Great collab!!
	2:36pm mariano: David: agreed, "The Sporting Life" is a great album and has held up really well.
	2:36pm Webhamster Henry: @Krys O. No doubt! Americans are crappy at pronouncing Polish orthography!
	2:37pm officina: Yay, Stork fill-in.
	2:38pm chresti: Hi der Storkmeister!
	2:39pm YETI BOB: Oh man, I just got out of a long work meeting and see that I missed a bunch of great music and chat about WFMU in the old days. I started listening in the 70s under the influence of my older brothers. We loved finding this crazy alternative to WPLJ and WPIX. So many WFMU stories I could tell. Visited the East Orange house a few times. Listened to hours of Irwin, Alan Watts, Subgenius, etc that really had a huge influence on my young and growing brain! Moved to Chicago around 1997 and was happy when WFMU started streaming.
	2:39pm Webhamster Henry: I only know Les Bourgeois in French!
	2:39pm Todd76Pct: Hello everyone! Enjoying your selections today, DJ Stork. Pseu's show has rekindled my interest in the 'poppier' side of things, and your picks are fire fuel!
	2:40pm Stork: This is a great record, Henry!
	2:41pm Stork: Toddt6Pct - Thanks -
	2:41pm YETI BOB: David in London: How'd I miss your birthday?? Now I really want to sit down with you and have a few pints!! I'll hoist one or two in your honor when I finish my work-day.
	2:42pm Stork: Pseu is a hard act to follow when it comes to the pop. It was a great challenge.
	2:42pm Krys O.: Before my workload draws me away again, I must thank you, Stork for taking care of our ears and brains during this fill-in. It was awesome to hear you again! Cheers!
	2:43pm judy from croton: My 96 year old father in law lives with us now(gott in Himmel) the other day I told him I was listening to The Stork Club and I got quite the history Thank you something he could relate to
	2:43pm brainiac: I was damaged by Fred Lane's "French Toast Man" at young age.
	2:44pm David in London: Yeti Bob, that would make me very happy. I’m going out soon to meet my friend Tony, who shares the same birthday as me. We traditionally have a drink together the next day. Sadly I have to miss Fabio, but even he must take a back seat to ‘Whispering Tony’.
	2:45pm Stork: Fred Lane will hurt you bad, brainiac.
	2:45pm chresti: You don´t get to go OT on this gig, Stork, see you Sundy! Thanks!
	2:45pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Back from many meetings. Totally missed the Unbehagen piece & that excellent Fred Lane numbah. Must now punch self, enthusiastically....... INNAFACE!
	2:46pm David in London: Hey brainiac. I think I had similar trauma from The French Toast Man.
	2:48pm zopa: Blue is the color for "I miss you."
	2:48pm Jeezuseffinchrist: Just look at the rabbits, george
	2:48pm brainiac: @David in London: If only we could go back to those days and warn our young selves against dabbling in forces beyond our understanding.
	2:49pm sphere: Adam Sandler wants to be Melvin Van Peebles.
	2:49pm chresti: Yay ECC!
	2:49pm Webhamster Henry: MvP is 88 years old!
	2:50pm -Ken: Eyes On The Rabbit by MelvinVP was an old favorite of Michael "The Professor" Pool, of Audio Kitchen fame. RIP
	2:50pm Stork: chresti!! too true. Fabio awaits - and he don't wait. THANKS EVERYBODY!! IT WAS REALLY A BLAST TO MEET SO MANY NEW FACES. HOPE TO BE BACK SOMEWHERE SOMEDAY ON WFMU. MEANWHILE I'LL SEE YA BACK AT THE STORK CLUB ON SUNDAYS ON THE GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO STREAM ON SUNDAYS AT NOON EASTERN. BIG MWAH!!
	2:51pm David in London: brainaic. We were headstrong sorts, and I doubt we’d have listened to us.
	2:51pm Stork: Hey -Ken - forgot to say hey - and yeah Micheal Poole was a great DJ.
	2:51pm Jeezuseffinchrist: dare I sneak out while the boss is in meetings for my daily ride before it starts raining?
	2:51pm Listener Bop Monroe: Mr Stork, you are very welcome sir. everyone on the comments board, really enjoyed you too. be safe all!
	2:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Sometimes, I wonder where The Rampler rampled off to.
	🥁 2:52pm duke: Thanks Stork!
	2:52pm JaydiumCrass: Thumpin' and bumpin'.
	2:53pm David in London: Thanks Stork. Great show.
	2:55pm ami ad: Thank you kindly.
	2:55pm Jeezuseffinchrist: that sounds like my old friend Greg you're describing, Stork
	2:56pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Raining like a bastard here, no ride forever...
	🥁 2:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Did I not hear Spike Milligan ?? - with both Peter Sellers & Harry Secombe's B-Days Sept. 8th just now... with various Rabbit musics...
	2:57pm brainiac: Aloha, Mr. Stork Don't forget to mention PLU Cream Crackers
	🥁 2:57pm WR: Stork, you & Van Peebles made my lunch taco more salty due to the couple of unexpected tears. Fun while it lasted. Laters all.
	2:58pm Jeff Moore: Thanks, man!
	2:58pm ɨkɛ: T(h)anks!
	2:59pm Listener Bop Monroe: goo bye!
	2:59pm kpc: Hmm, The great snatch, well nuff said there. and with that, good afternoon everyone, good show stork. bye all.
	2:59pm steveo: Great to hear you! And thanks for the show.
	2:59pm Webhamster Henry: Nice to hear you live Stork!
	2:59pm Stork: Kisses all around! Lovely bunch yuz are!
	2:59pm mariano: Thank you!!!
	3:00pm Stanley: Thanks Stork-man and everybody. Shlater

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from September 10, 2020

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With billows and blasts from choirs and orchesters
Buskers and talkers
Big bands and squawkers,
the Stork Club has retained its qualities of decaying elegance and dwindling significance since the late 1950s.

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments
I, Ludicrous	Ridiculous (Peel Session	Peel Session (1987)
Magazine	A Song From Under The Floorboards	Virgin ‎– VS 321 7", 45 RPM, Single	1980
Lloyd Cole And The Commotions	Speedboat	Rattlesnakes	1984
Stephen Bishop	Save It For A Rainy Day	ABC Records ‎– ABC 4159 7"	1976
Hall & Oates	Lilly (Are You Happy)	Atlantic ‎– SD 7242 7"	1972
Barbara Manning	Isn't Lonely Lovely?	1212	Drums, Vibraphone – John Convertino; Guitar, Acoustic Bass, Piano – Joey Burns; Trumpet – Fernando Sanchez, Rigo Pedroza; Vocals – Barbara Manning; - 1997
Orkes Gumarang	Djikok Bapisah "Djikok Bapisah" by "Orkes Gumarang"	INDONESIAN 78'S from madrotter-treasure-hunt
Abdou el Omari	Zifaf Filada "Zifaf Filada" by "Abdou el Omari"	Nuits D'Été Avec Abdou El Omari	Radio Martiko ‎– RMLP 001 - Morrocco
'M'	Moonlight And Muzak "Moonlight And Muzak" by "'M'"	N.Y. - London - Paris - Munich	Bass – Julian Scott; Drums – Julian Scott, Justin Hildreth, Phil Gould; Saxophone, Flute – Gary Barnacle; Synthesizer, Keyboards – Wally Badarou; Vocals – Brigit Novik, Robin Scott; Written-By, Producer – Robin Scott
DJ Pseudo-Pseu	"DJ Pseudo-Pseu"
Utopia	Love Is The Answer "Love Is The Answer" by "Utopia"	Bearsville ‎– BSS 0321 7"	1977
Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings	Window Shopping	I Learned The Hard Way	2010
Pet Shop Boys	My October Symphony	Behaviour	Arranged By [String Quartet] – Alex Balanescu; Guitar – Johnny Marr; Strings – The Balanescu Quartet; Vocals [Additional] – Jay Henry --- 1990
Mr. Elevator	Sylvia "Sylvia" by "Mr. Elevator"	Goodbye, Blue Sky	Bass, Backing Vocals – Jonny Kosmo; Drums, Percussion – Jesse Conlee; Songwriter, Producer, Engineer, Keyboards, Synthesizer, Lead Vocals – Tomas Dolas — 2020
Childish Gambino	Zombies "Zombies" by "Childish Gambino"	Awaken, My Love!	Choir – Brent Jones And The Best Life Singers; Drums, Bass, Electric Piano [Rhodes] – Chris Hartz; Guitar, Synth [Synth FX], Piano – Ray Suen; Synth [Synth Bass], Guitar [Guitar Solo], Harpsichord – Ludwig Goransson; Vocals [Additional Vocals] – Kari Faux; Vocals, Percussion – Donald Glover; — -2016
A Certain Frank	Never Alone "Never Alone" by "A Certain Frank"	No End	Avanz Records ‎– SP/CR32002 - --1996
Brian Wilson	In Blue Hawaii "In Blue Hawaii" by "Brian Wilson"	Smile (2004)	Bass Guitar, Other – Bob Lizik; Drums, Percussion, Saw, Effects – Jim Hines; Strings, Horns – Stockholm Strings 'n' Horns; Vocals, Guitar, Brass, Theremin, Whistle – Probyn Gregory; Vocals, Guitar, Other – Nick Walusko; Vocals, Guitar, Other – Jeffrey Foskett; Vocals, Keyboards, Percussion, Guitar – Scott Bennett; Vocals, Keyboards, Percussion – Darian Sahanaja Vocals, Other – Taylor Mills; Vocals, Percussion, Whistle, Other – Nelson Bragg; Woodwind, Saxophone, Harmonica, Conductor – Paul Mertens; Producer – Brian Wilson, Darian Sahanaja
Johnnie Ray	Out In The Cold Again	Johnnie Ray	1952
Leo Sayer	Easy To Love "Easy To Love" by "Leo Sayer"	Chrysalis ‎– 6155 209 7"	1977 --- Written-By – A. Hammond, L. Sayer
The Cryin' Shames	Let Me In "Let Me In" by "The Cryin' Shames"	Joe Meek's Freakbeat: 30 Freakbeat, Mod and R&B Nuggets
RVG	Alexandra "Alexandra" by "RVG"	Feral	Bass – Angus Belle; Drums, Percussion – Marc Nolte; Guitar, Keyboards, Cello – Reuben Bloxham; Guitar, Vocals – Romy Vager
DJ Yours Truly Sheepishly	"DJ Yours Truly Sheepishly"
Matmos	Spondee "Spondee" by "Matmos"	A Chance To Cut Is A Chance To Cure	Matador ‎– OLE 489-2 - 2001
Neal Hefti	Mother Gotham "Mother Gotham" by "Neal Hefti"	Batman Theme & Other Bat Songs	RCA Victor ‎– LSP-3621 - 1966
João Donato	Tartaruga "Tartaruga" by "João Donato"	Donato Elétrico	Bateria - Décio, Bruno Buarque; Baixo - Marcelo Dworecki, Zé Nigro; Vibrafone - Beto Montag; Clarone - Richard Firmino; Flauta - Anderson Quevedo; Sax Baritono - Cuca Ferreira; Trombone - Douglas Antunes; Trompete - Daniel Gralha; Sax Tenor - Daniel Nogu; Viola - Daniel Pires; Guitarra - Mauricio Fleury, Gustavo Ruiz, Cris Scabelloeira; Violino - Aramis Rocha, Robson Rocha; Violoncelo - Renato de Sá; Percussão - Guilherme Kastrup, Mauro Refosco, Gustavo Cecci, Rómulo Nardes; Arranjo de Cordas - Laércio Freitas, Marcelo Cabral; Fender Rhodes, Claninet, Farfisa, Moog, Pro-One - João Donato
Harry Nilsson	Cuddly Toy "Cuddly Toy" by "Harry Nilsson"	Nilsson Greatest Hits
Hytones, The/Avons, The	Oo Gilly Baby	Bob Holmes Nashville Soul
Frank Minion	But Not For Me "But Not For Me" by "Frank Minion"	The Forward Sound	Bethlehem Records ‎– BCP 6033, --- 1958
Alexis Smith	The Story Of Lucy And Jessie	Stephen Sondheim - Follies / Original Broadway Cast	1970
Faces	That's All You Need "That's All You Need" by "Faces"	A Nod Is as Good as a Wink...To a Blind Horse	Rod Stewart - vocals; • Ronnie Lane - bass, guitar, vocals; • Ronnie Wood - guitar, harmonica; • Ian McLagan - piano, organ; • Kenney Jones - drums; • Harry Fowler - steel drums
Zelwer	Les Trampelles du Diable "Les Trampelles du Diable" by "Zelwer"	The Gods Are Angry	Cécile Audebert - Voices; Michel Berckmans - Bassoon; Emily Dickinson - Composer; Jean Pierlot -Timbales, Vielle, Zarb; JMZ - Accordion, Bombard, Clarinet, Clarinet Bass, Clavier, Cromorne, Organ, Percus, Sax Alto, Sax Soprano
Black Lips	Live Fast Die Slow "Live Fast Die Slow" by "Black Lips"	Sing In A World That's Falling Apart	Fire Records, 2020
Cher	Strong Enough "Strong Enough" by "Cher"	Believe	1999
DJ Wha?!	"DJ Wha?!"
Nina Hagen Band	Wenn Ich Ein Junge Wär (Live-Version)	Unbehagen	Ash Tray Vocals; Nina Hagen Vocals; Reinhold Heil Keyboards, Vocals; Herwig Mitteregger Drums, Vocals; Bernhard Potschka Guitar, Vocals; Manfred "Manne" Praeker Bass, Guitar, Vocals --- 1979
Aqsak Maboul	Pogo / Inoculating Rabies	Un Peu De L'Ame Des Bandits	bass clarinet – Hollander; bass, lead guitar – Frith; bassoon – Berckmans; drums – Cutler; rhythm guitar, electric cello, voice – Van Hecke
Swell Maps	Midget Submarines "Midget Submarines" by "Swell Maps"	Whatever Happens Next...
Led Zeppelin	The Wanton Song "The Wanton Song" by "Led Zeppelin"	Physical Graffitti	Vocals – Robert Plant Drums – John Bonham Bass, Organ – John Paul Jones Producer, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar – Jimmy Page
Inspiral Carpets	This Is How It Feels (Radio Mix)	Mute ‎– dung 7t, Cow ‎– dung 7t 12", Single	1990
Yo La Tengo	Georgia Vs. Yo La Tengo	Summer Sun	2003
Luna	Speedbumps "Speedbumps" by "Luna"	Rendezvous	Little Teddy Recordings ‎– LiTe757 -- 2004
People Like Us	Cream Crackers "Cream Crackers" by "People Like Us"	Thermos explorer
Mort Shuman and Shawn Elliot	The Middle Class (Les Bourgeoi	Jacques Brel is Alive and Well	1968
Fred Lane	Oatmeal "Oatmeal" by "Fred Lane"	From The One That Cut You	Acoustic Bass – Abdul Ben Camel; Backing Vocals – Dimples La Croix; Clarinet – Whitey Stencil; Drums [Tricekeene Drums] – Asa Gaston; Drums, Bongos – Shep Estrus; Drums, Marimba – "Bill" The Kid Dap; Electric Bass, Percussion – E. Baxter Put; Performer [Captains Of Industry] – Bill Starsh; Flute, Backing Vocals – Jane Hathaway; Guitar, Performer [Bass Clarinet, Plataphone] – Cyd Cherise; Marimba, Performer [Captains Of Industry] – Dean Norman Scheidt; Piano, Organ – Omar Bhag-dad-a; Piano, Viola, Cornet – D. B. P. Smith; Saxophone [Alto] – Johnny Fent-Lister; Saxophone [Baritone] – Motor Hobson; Saxophone [C Melody] – Danny Pla; Saxophone [Left-handed] – Dick Foote; Trombone – Doc "Bob" Cashion; Trombone, Guitar – Ron 'Pate; Violin – Rip McBoutie; Words By, Vocals [Stripmine Crooning] – Rev. Dr. Fred Lane ---1983
Melvin Van Peebles	Eyes on the Rabbit	What the .... You Mean I Can't Sing?!	(1974) Atlantic ‎– SD 7295 Bass – Bob Babbitt; Drums – Andrew Smith; Guitar – Bob Mann, George Davis, Jerry Friedman; Keyboards – Arthur Jenkins, Harold Wheeler; Percussion – Leopoldo Fleming, Warren Smith; Backing Vocals – Barbara Massey, Rhetta Hughes, Tasha Thomas; Producer, Music By, Words By – Melvin Van Peebles
The Evolution Control Committee	Don't Miss The Great Snatch	Plagiarhythm Nation V2.0
DJ Gotta Goo	THANK YOU "THANK YOU" by "DJ Gotta Goo"

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Listener comments!
	11:21am Stork: Greetings PSWAH fans!! Happy to be carrying water for The Pseu today.
	12:00pm Listener Bop Monroe: howdy from drizzly Tannersville Mr. Stork!
	12:02pm PMD: Interested to hear someone new! Not that I don't miss Pseu
	12:02pm Krys O.: Hey, Stork! Howdy!
	12:02pm adampsyche: hi!
	12:02pm Rev. Turnip Druid: GOOD LORD, I haven't storked in ages.
	12:03pm Krys O.: Ditto, Rev.
	12:03pm David in London: Evening all. Reverend, Krys.
	12:03pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Stork! Welcome back to the WFMU Mainstream!
	12:03pm Stanley: Is this the right place?
	🥁 12:04pm duke: What day is this? Did I sleep until Sunday?
	12:04pm Stork: How-dee, Bop Monroe, PMD, Krys O., adampsyche, Rev. Turnip!! stanley, O Master Henry!!
	12:04pm Krys O.: Blasting Magazine!
	12:04pm YETI BOB: Damn I haven't heard Magazine in a while. Great pick.
	12:05pm Ike: Hi all! @PMD, new?!! Weren't you listening to WFMU in the 90s? (Maybe I am getting you mixed up w/someone else?)
	12:05pm Stork: Cheers, David in London! duke, welcome! It's just a bad dream!!
	12:06pm David in London: Hey Yeti Bob.
	12:06pm Rtintera: never heard of magazine but I like it.
	12:06pm Stork: YETI BOB, Ike, my man! Herzlich Willkommen!!
	12:06pm northguineahills: @duke: I wished I slept until Sunday....
	12:07pm Krys O.: I sang on the Stork Club back in '98, said the oldster.
	12:07pm kpx: hello stork.
	12:07pm YETI BOB: Hi David! @Rtintera: Singer Howard Devoto was a founding member of Buzzcocks but left early on and formed this band, which never got quite as big.
	12:08pm Rtintera: @yeti ohhhhh, i love the buzzcocks so that makes sense.
	12:08pm Stork: Yes you did, Krys O. !!- with R. Stevie Moore, it was, yes?
	12:08pm patrick321: Stopped by to see Pseu but I'm sticking around for The Stork Club.
	12:08pm Krys O.: Right, Stork. Exactement.
	12:09pm David in London: Stork, you’ve started on a very British roll today.
	12:09pm PMD: @Ike, late 90's, but mostly 7SD. I think. I have no memory..
	12:09pm steveo: Ooh, it's lunchtime for me, I could go for a British roll
	12:10pm Doug in JC: Hey Steveo, check out this map some time cycle.travel...
	12:10pm YETI BOB: @steveo: I think they call it a bap.
	12:10pm wendy del formaggio: Surprise! It’s Storktime!
	12:11pm Webhamster Henry: Der Storch ist zu Hause!
	12:11pm Krys O.: @Rtintera: Magazine also included the great John McGeoch and Barry Adamson. Definitely worth checking out their albums. Oh, and Devoto and Shelley recorded an album together in 2001 called Buzzkunst.
	12:11pm David in London: Yeti Bob, a bap in the south, a barm cake in the north.
	12:11pm Stork: wendy!! Hey hey!! British rolls are indeed flaky and fine!!
	12:11pm Ike: @PMD, ah! I definitely understand no memory. I remember WFMU, cats, a few restaurants, a few significant others, and a little music. Everything else in my past is a blur.
	12:12pm steveo: that's a cool site, Doug; now i want to bike to my mom's house in Delaware
	12:12pm Stork: Thanks, David in JC!! Will do.
	12:12pm patrick321: @YETI BOB I have a 12-inch Devoto solo recoding called Rainy Season that is quite a good tune should have been an early 80s club hit (but wasn't :(
	12:12pm Rtintera: @krys o.: will do. Thanks!
	12:12pm Ike: @steveo, the good part, or lower slower Delaware?
	12:12pm steveo: hi Stork, great to hear you
	12:13pm Stork: Thanks for the info, Krys!
	12:13pm Krys O.: Good Bishop cut!
	12:13pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	12:14pm YETI BOB: @D(iL): I've only ever been to London in the UK so my knowledge of British English is a bit limited. Someday I'd like to travel some more & fill in some of the gaps. Someday.
	12:15pm Krys O.: Ooh, that was Chaka Khan sangin'.
	12:17pm David in London: Yeti Bob, most southerners here have rarely, if ever, been to the north. But I think everyone should go to Liverpool at least once in a lifetime.
	12:17pm adampsyche: can you keep this show in the rotation pls
	12:17pm Rick A.: I'm not sure you knowingly did this. However, the Stephen Bishop song is from the same St. Etienne compilation as the Bobbie Gentry song which Trouble played earlier. If it was not intentional, it is uncanny.
	12:18pm steveo: @ike newark/wilmington area anybody know a good place to hammock camp near Trenton?
	12:19pm Rick A.: The Hall and Oates song is from the same compilation. So this must be intentional. Stork is feeling very L.A. today!
	12:20pm Stork: Nice of you, adampsyche!
	12:20pm steveo: maybe pseu will let me use her back yard
	12:21pm YETI BOB: @D(iL): I've always wanted to visit Dublin, maybe Liverpool could be on the same trip (looking at map)
	12:21pm Stork: Chaka Khan?!?! No jive, Krys? Wow!
	12:21pm YETI BOB: fantasy travel
	12:22pm Stork: Rick A- very observant! Our wonderful music director Olivia made that available to us this week. It's a real trove!
	12:23pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	12:23pm Ken From Hyde Park: I heard the club is having a fish buffet lunch special today, so I stopped in.
	12:24pm David in London: Yeti Bob, yeah, Dublin is an amazing city. I need to revisit it myself at some stage. Maybe I’ll meet you there for a pint of Guinness or six.
	12:24pm Frank Zaatar: I guess Sara didn't smile rnough. Now Lily has the same problem. John, maybe you should look in the mirror.
	12:25pm steveo: new episodes of Travels by Narrowboat are on youtube! he's going somewhere far north!
	🥁 12:25pm Mx. Granny (e/em): Hi, Wolfgang and gang of wolves! Door person didn't recognize me here, i had to sneak in the back way…
	12:25pm YETI BOB: @D(iL): That sounds amazing. I've barely been out of my apartment for months.
	12:25pm Frank Zaatar: -enough-
	12:25pm Morphe’: TMI: first time out to FMU in the East Orange house with Arnan of 6-7 years.. 1992-1993?? pre Greasy Kids stuff...searching for a kids’ format?? Stork was asleep on the sitting room couch scratching his sack.... It was love at first sight '!!!!!
	12:26pm mariano: Hey Stork, Crew, everyone.
	12:27pm Rick A.: I am fascinated by L.A. sixties pop. So the comp intrigued me. The lineup is filled with the classic California soft rock of my youth. I listend to far too much Boz Scaggs when I was a kid. It's too bad Steve Miller is not on the comp. He would complete the circle.
	12:27pm Krys O.: @Morphe': Arnan? I was a Greasy fan.
	12:27pm Stork: Frank, steveo, Granny, Morphe! Crowd on in!!
	12:28pm Stork: Hiyo, mariano!
	🥁 12:28pm Mx. Granny (e/em): Ken From Hyde Park: howdy! i think it's a fish-it-yourself buffet!
	12:29pm Stork: Morphe! I hope you didn't take any pictures! Growing up (such as it was) in public at WFMU.
	12:31pm Morphe’: Keys.. Arnan used to call ChrisT and then 7 sec to hassle Andy... he never appeared on Greasy Kid Stuff.. He was an aged 7 year old...
	12:31pm mrdonutsu: The good lord didn't give us pan pots to turn them anywhere but hard left, hard right1
	12:31pm YETI BOB: Pop music!
	12:31pm kpx: @PMD, I don't know if you saw my thanks to you for your compliment to me on what i think was feelings. I've done some amateur poems scattered around on different fmu shows. and you put the bug in my ear about making that description into a poem to post on shrunken planet or moonlight sonata.
	12:33pm Stork: Hi kpx, mrdonutsu!!
	12:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Granny - Oh dear, I don't think I'm allowed to handle pointy sticks. Guess I'll have to fashion out a net from old T-shirts.
	12:34pm DannyBoyNYC: @Stork During covid are all these shows are recorded in advance? Or do you somehow manage to spin one at a time?
	12:34pm -Ken: Welcome back Stork!!
	12:35pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Fine soundings.
	12:36pm -Ken: Arnan was probably my favorite WFMU caller of all time.
	12:36pm morphe': Stork - no blackmail photos... just fond memories!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for spinning!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:40pm David in London: Mariano, morphester, ami ad. Greetings pals.
	12:41pm VT Knit Girl: so excited to have you on the radio on Thursday and Sunday this week. Love you show!
	12:41pm morphe': Yeti/David van der Stoke - if in Dublin go North to the GraveDiggers Pub - next to Glasnevin Cemetary - it has a family name??? but everyone calls it the Gravediggers... where the gravediggers drink/drank... NO TV!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:41pm David in London: Granny!
	🥁 12:42pm duke: Wow Bob Brainen is coming back!
	🥁 12:42pm Mx. Granny (e/em): Todd! Why have i never done this for karaoke?! Tomorrow i shall! YAY!
	12:42pm YETI BOB: morphe': noted! maybe next year.
	12:42pm Stork: Hey VT Knit Girl! So nice! Thank you!
	12:42pm patrick321: @duke – I'm looking forward to Bob's return
	12:42pm kpx: Hi again stork. I've seen your name posted as a commenter; but I never realized that you were an fmu DJ. good show so far.
	12:43pm (another) Patrick in Hoboken: Did you say you are in Muenster, Germany, Stork? I lived there as a child for 5 years, and much of my family still live in the area.
	🥁 12:43pm Mx. Granny (e/em): David in London!!!!!
	12:44pm PMD: @kpx, nice!
	12:46pm morphe': Mx Granny - are you SF Granny with a different monkier???? Sf Granny who knows of the Salish Sea????
	12:46pm Hughie Considine: Is the new FMU schedule posted somewhere? How do we know Bob's coming back?
	12:47pm David in London: Hey kpx.
	12:47pm ami ad: David in London,mariano,morphe,all. Good day out there,
	12:47pm Stork: Hiya Patrick in Hoboken, PMD and Hughie. Hughie - yeah the new scheudle is on the woofmoo homepage.
	🥁 12:47pm duke: @ Hughie Considine: There's a link on the WMFU front page
	🥁 12:47pm duke: *WFMU
	12:48pm Stork: Thats schedule, not scheudle.
	12:50pm kpx: Hey there David in London, I don't know if you remember me telling you about when I watch a video about someone walking around on the London streets and alleys. but later on I found out it was in the Soho section of London. would you say that is one of the most interesting parts of London.
	12:50pm lukavino: i should have been seeing Pet Shop Boys this month! :(
	12:51pm Stork: Oh, that's really sad, lukavino!
	12:51pm Webhamster Henry: Arnan does the Emergency Broadcast System Test : jhhl.net...
	12:51pm Rick A.: The Utopia track is another one found on the St. Etienne comp. I feel like my home is getting woozy and shaky and I'm being transported to La Brea Blvd. in 1975!
	12:52pm lukavino: it’s a drag, but hopefully the reschedule to next year holds.
	12:52pm Stork: Rick A. - that was actually a coincidence, but I spotted it on the comp.
	12:52pm rich: hi pstork morphe you really have fond memories of that moment?
	12:53pm Stork: I loved Arnan's voice! He did a listener hour, didn't he?
	12:54pm Stork: Hi Rich. Are you the Squirrelmeister, or another Rich?
	12:58pm Listener Bop Monroe: happy happy happy boing boing boing
	12:58pm rich: squirrelmeister
	12:58pm WoodsOfNH: @YETI BOB Barrier seemed like such a cool idea. Per usual, I couldn't get it running on Windows 10.
	1:00pm royvis: Great to have you back, Stork, even if only one day!
	1:00pm kpx: Hi Ami ad, morphe, Yeti Bob thanks again for the cherry blossom clinic correction yesterday.
	1:00pm David in London: kpx. Soho has always been the ‘bohemian’ part of central London. It always used to be rather dark and edgy, early rock and roll, Italian-influenced mod culture, film industry, porn cinemas, but post 80s it’s been considerably cleaned-up and gentrified. Still good to walk around and revel in though. Fitzrovia, to the north, is also very interesting and aesthetically appealing.
	1:02pm Stork: rich - you're in a position to elborate on morphe's story. Plaease don't. Some publicity is actually bad.
	1:02pm Hughie Considine: @Duke, ah, I see now. Will be great to have Bob back. I tried to get into the kids' music show but could never quite do it.
	1:05pm Stork: Hi royvis. Thank you! It's really nice to be aboard the mothership for a day.
	1:08pm wfmu listener phillip: WOW! the stork is back! I'm old enough to remember you.
	1:09pm wfmu listener phillip: one of the stations original members going back to the 1980s when it was Upsala College
	1:09pm Listener Bop Monroe: you'll feel better if you just ca-a-a-rrrrrrryyyyyy...!
	1:10pm Stork: Hi kpx - thanks. Yeah, my regular gig is The Stork Club on the Give the Drummer Radio stream - Sundays at noon, Eastern.
	1:11pm morphe': Arnan - yeah Arnan had a "special" voice m with independent views too... he got picked up for some commercial acting gigs from an agent who heard him talking from some aisles away in the supermarket.. he also got hate speech from some 7 sec listeners who hated his voice???????????
	1:11pm Hughie Considine: Poor old Johnnie Ray...
	1:11pm Naila: I used to work in Fitzrovia. I remember seeing the building owned by Guy Ritchie that was being squatted there when I went for my interview
	1:11pm Stork: Hi DannyBoyNYC - everybody does things differently at the moment - lotta stuff is pre-taped, but more is live.
	1:11pm Naila: Don’t know how I managed to post that twice :/
	1:12pm wfmu listener phillip: Pat Duncan, Rix, Frank o'Toole. Tamar. Clay Shaw. Alan Watts lecture series.
	1:12pm Naila: Oh no it’s gone now.... it’s been a long day....
	1:12pm Yes: hi stork, first time hearing your show. lovely sounds
	1:13pm royvis: Oh Man, I didn't know Stork was on the stream all this time!
	1:13pm morphe': Nalia - Double Dutch Redux!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	1:14pm Stork: warm blasts from the past, wfmu listener philip!
	1:14pm Stork: Hi Naila, royvis!! So nice to be here!
	1:15pm Rick A.: This is Leo Sayer track probably is not a coincidence?
	1:15pm Listener Bop Monroe: ok, here's a question: cable showed both Dr. Phibes movies this past weekend. which FMU DJ played Vincent Price singing Over The Rainbow as their closing theme...?
	1:15pm Webhamster Henry: I wonder how many 30+ year listeners are out there...
	1:15pm Naila: It was a treat to log in and see you were on
	1:15pm Webhamster Henry: John Schnall
	1:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: 23 year listener here, still just a pup.
	1:18pm morphe': Must make Simon's Madrid fruit and juice before going out to play non-macho footie.... Simon(9) [my lovely Spanish Accident] is Arnan's 1/2 bro and quite different yet awfully similar: argumentative, fussy about food, rigid about which veggies go where on the plate, goes on strike if you violate his self determined rules of rules and order, but super lovely and smart and kind - to everyone except me.... OUT !!! Thanks Stork and all!!!!!!!!!!!
	1:18pm royvis: 29+ year listener here... Ahh memories, John Shnall from Midnite Matinee!
	🥁 1:19pm duke: I'm an 15 year listener, still a teenager.
	1:19pm crateslinger: 32 years, and my wife just the other day goes, "What's that noise?"
	1:19pm Stork: O John Schnall was must-listen radio for me forever!
	1:19pm Listener Bop Monroe: WH thnx! I been listening since '73. WNEW played 'Jessica' for 3rd time that day and i just slammed the dial to the left and found Bud Stiple playing Lenny Bruce's Thank You Masked Man. Never looked back.
	1:20pm wfmu listener phillip: OMG how could I forget john schnall and the midnite movie matinee. and the "sub genius hour of slack"
	1:21pm wfmu listener phillip: been a listener since 1985.
	1:21pm Ike: I liked Margaret, Bart, Robin, Vartkes, Ravel, and The Floating Pad with Crowe.
	1:22pm Stanley: 2003
	1:22pm morphe': Found FMU looking Evan Funk on NYU's Afternoon Show.. It was a marathon and the DJs were threatening to play the Eagles for 3 hours if people did not donate!!!! 197????????????? I knew I had found something worth something!!!!!
	1:23pm morphe': RIP: Vanilla Bean and Billy Berger and X-Ray and others!!!!!!!!!!!!
	1:23pm wfmu listener phillip: I got so sick of WNEW music I went all the way to the beginning of the dial. and found WFMU upsala college radio back then
	1:24pm captain beef fart: Been a listener for a year now. This format is what I aspired to working at my college radio station. Never looking back.
	1:24pm ami ad: since 2002.
	1:24pm Listener Bop Monroe: ...exactly!
	1:24pm wfmu listener phillip: I forgot TONY COULTER.
	1:25pm David in London: I first heard FMU on a visit to NYC in 1996. It was infuriating to get home and not be able to listen. I was very glad of the coming of the podcasting and streaming age.
	1:25pm Spankyflop: I've been listening regularly for 20 years, since it's been streaming. But I used to tune in since the late 80's whenever I drove to NYC or Boston.
	1:25pm steveo: i just discovered wfmu today; so far it's pretty good
	1:26pm crateslinger: I have a new game you should try with these remote wireless bluetooth speakers. Put them in random places like under the chair during Bryce or Olivia or one of the noice shows. People get worried.
	1:26pm wfmu listener phillip: back then was very hard to tune in FMU. where I lived in Brooklyn. I had to make an art piece of my FM antenna to get it.
	1:27pm Listener Bop Monroe: had massive wires and foil attached to antenni to pick up FMU also
	1:28pm Hughie Considine: Bob Brainen was probably my first beloved WFMU d.j. Heard one set with Alex Chilton, the Meat Puppets, Tommy Keene, and others that changed my life.
	1:28pm morphe': .... Phillip.. Tony Coulter is on the non radio stream...
	1:29pm wfmu listener phillip: none of the little radios I had pr even the Sony Walkman could pickup WFMU. I had to buy a GE radio with 6D batteries and a super long antenna.
	1:29pm Spankyflop: I heard that WFMU's signal used to reach the Poconos in the 70's, so it's possible that I listened when my family would go skiing.
	1:30pm Stanley: Hi David (in London). I remember Soho from the 60s as a hild, then 70s and 80s as a 'man about town'. Visited just a few years back and yeah, not the same. Not that I thought it would be. Sad to see Cheopo Cheopo Records had gone. Pubs were still good.
	1:30pm Stork: Tony Coulter is on our Give te Drummer Radio stream on Tuesdays.noon to 3 pm.
	1:30pm wfmu listener phillip: I'm happy bob brainen is coming back. sundays use to be "greasy kids stuff" with Belinda & Hova.
	1:30pm crateslinger: 90.1 reaches the poconos now sorta
	1:30pm morphe': My father was a lineman for the NY TEL co. = later Verizon ... had meters of copper and other wires for Bklyn reception
	1:31pm Stork: morphe: Your father was a lineman? Which county? ...sorry
	1:31pm mb: Hello DJ Stork and listeners @listener phillip: Same. But i had toggled between 89.5fm and 92.3fm. Then one night by chance it landed on 91.1fm and i heard Tom Scharpling speaking. Now here i am every. day. and. night.
	1:32pm ɨkɛ: When I worked in a place called Peapack, NJ, in the 90s, I could get WPRB no problem, but I had to put the end of my dipole (wire) antenna inside of a sliced-open potato in order to pick up WFMU. And it worked. Though the potato would dry out and shrivel up after a while and I had to replace it w/a fresh one occasionally. True story.
	1:32pm Stork: Hey crateslinger and mb - and anyone who slipped by without me noticing.
	1:33pm Jeezuseffinchrist: the mighty potato has yet another use!
	1:33pm morphe': Stork...Kings County - Bed Stuy - Crown Heights.. North of the Mason Dixon Line....
	1:33pm Krys O.: My dad used to tune into WFMU in the mid-1980s. He was in Westchester County near the CT border. I showed him how to lean the radio antenna against a window screen in the guest bedroom to boost the signal. That's how I listened when I was home from college. I first listened to WFMU in 1981 in my dorm room which was two floors above the WFMU studios.
	1:34pm wfmu listener phillip: 89.5 was harder to get than WLIR 92.7 I had to put the big radio in the center of our living room to tune it it.
	1:35pm wendy del formaggio: The first thing that comes to mind with this Hefti song is, “Oscar, Oscar, Oscar.” I can’t be alone in this.
	1:35pm Colleen: Thought this was a fancy opener to the Odd couple theme
	1:35pm Krys O.: Hey, Wendy! Yup, you're right.
	1:36pm Listener Bop Monroe: don't cross the street in the middle, in the middle, in the middle of the block!
	1:36pm morphe': When my mother was alive in Bklyn, I visited on Sundays and made her change her FUV/Fordham Irish show over to Jones and X-Ray.. She would say"Timmy boy.. what is that gibberish ... I don't understand any of this????"
	1:36pm mariano: If "The Odd Couple" had been a touch more noirish.
	1:36pm steveo: i can get that russian-language station coming off the wtc LOUD and CLEAR; they play some nice music i've never heard, too (they're just talking now, though)
	1:36pm wfmu listener phillip: if you remember there were Two classical music stations. one at 96.3 the other Wncn at 104.7
	1:36pm wendy del formaggio: Hi Krys O.! Thank you. I got your card last week. Yay! Will respond soon, once I unpack my pens and paper...
	1:37pm Krys O.: Best picture ever of Neal Hefti: upload.wikimedia.org...
	1:37pm Krys O.: Gotcha, Wendy!
	1:37pm Krys O.: WDF: I got your card days after I posted mine to you.
	1:38pm captain beef fart: All this when did you start listening info is making me feel young, but I'm definitely not young.
	1:39pm Stork: Mariano -it's basically the Odd Couple theme.
	1:39pm morphe': Wendy thought of you with food thought but lost it???? Until????
	1:40pm Stork: Jeezuseffinchrist!!! Not a comment, but a greeting!
	1:40pm Webhamster Henry: How to listen to WFMU over the air from an oft-reprinted article in the LCD: freeform.wfmu.org...
	1:40pm David in London: Stanley, ah Cheapo Cheapo, gone but mostly certainly not forgotten. Weirdly, when they later re-did the frontage of the shop it revealed some pre Cheapo signage bearing my surname!
	1:40pm wendy del formaggio: Krys O: Oh that’s a funny coincidence! And thanks for that link to the Basie/Hefti pic. Silly and sweet!
	1:40pm mariano: Yep Stork, that's what it reminded me of immediately. Then I remembered how Nelson from the Simpsons had the "Odd Couple" theme as his ringtone, and now I think I'll do the same. Hey David, what's up!
	1:41pm dave wuz here: i stream fmu at home but no connectivity at my welding shop- i'm still building weird antenna scenarios to pull in the anemic boston area college stations...been doing so for ...gulp...40+ years....
	1:41pm mariano: And hello ami ad!
	1:41pm wfmu listener phillip: WFMU isxa blessing. no where up the dial will you find an hour of music without 50 commercial interruptions jammed between two songs
	1:42pm Doug in JC: @mb That's pretty much my story too, except it was Hour of Slack!
	1:42pm wendy del formaggio: @mariano: I may have to steal your and Nelson’s ringtone idea.
	1:42pm Hughie Considine: Speaking of Nilsson, with 54 days remaining until Election Day, it's worth remembering "Take 54," in which Harry signaled his deep antipathy toward industry success.
	1:42pm wfmu listener phillip: I used up all my bandwidth for september so I'm throttled back to almost 1X speed.
	1:43pm Stanley: David - that sign is a sign.
	1:44pm wfmu listener phillip: every 6pm it was alan watts lecture series. I loved listening to the man he was one bright mind.
	1:44pm Shawn: Pseu! Your show is awesome- thanks for kicking all of the asses!
	1:45pm mariano: wendy: There's something just so right about it.
	1:45pm kpx: don't know if anyone remembers Frank O'Toole. came across his show when I was just dialing around and came across his opening theme song of, if you like-a me, like I like-a you. I was a mere lad of 12 or 13 then. didn't pay much mind to the station at that time, but would check back in on it from time to time over the years until I eventually settle in to regular listening routine.
	1:45pm wfmu listener phillip: raise your hand if you get sad thinking about Frank o'Toole. I use to listen to his webcast.
	1:46pm George (a different one): Stork! It's great to turn on 91.1 and hear your voice!
	1:46pm Webhamster Henry: FXO was great!
	🥁 1:46pm duke: I miss FXO. Used to love his show.
	1:46pm wfmu listener phillip: @kpx SURE I DO. I use to listen to him often "more than a few exciting moments"
	1:47pm Stork: Thank you, George (a different one)! re: FXO: a beautiful curmudgeon that I miss greatly.
	1:48pm David in London: Mariano, all good thanks my man. It was my birthday this week, so I’ve been having a week of indulgence. How are you? Stanley. Do you know Paramount in Manchester, on Shudehill? Amazingly that’s still there.
	1:48pm Webhamster Henry: You can't go all the way back to the 80s-90s, but with the archives, you can reconstruct a lot of the early 2000s!
	1:49pm Krys O.: FXO was a pal ever since I first met him when I was a student at Upsala and worked in the office at WFMU. Staff member passings hit like family.
	1:49pm ɨkɛ: @Webhamster Henry@1:40, yep, I think that's where I got the idea! I stuck with potatoes instead of onions. No tears. And watermelons were too heavy.
	1:49pm wendy del formaggio: @mariano: True! I did find a bunch in the iTunes store. After work I can listen closely for which one I love the best. That’ll be a well-spent $1.29.
	1:50pm David in London: ‘Dull as a smock’ is a great line.
	1:50pm thesecoronalives: too much words!
	1:50pm Hughie Considine: Man, I dig a segue from show music into hard-edged rawk!
	1:50pm Booz: Nice to hear you @Stork. Great to visit the ol' Club again.
	1:51pm Webhamster Henry: IKE: in my office building, one office could get WFMU, so we kept a radio on in there and plugged its output into an Ethernet 10-baseT twisted pair network and plugged a speaker into the wall.
	1:51pm Listener Scott: 30 yr listener here, started listening in 1990, right when I moved into NYC from college.
	1:51pm wfmu listener phillip: very sad:( I still miss IRWIN very much hoped he'd be on the fall schedule
	1:52pm Stanley: David - not familiar with Manchester at all. Would love to make it's acquaintance when the shit is all over. My go to place in London used to be Compendium Books in Camden. Now gone.
	1:53pm mariano: Cool - happy birthday David! Glad you're having an indulgent week. All good here, thanks.
	1:53pm wfmu listener phillip: All the stations Left of the dial WNYU 89.1 had the strongest signal.
	1:53pm ami ad: @David In London:Congrats on the birthday happenings,many more.
	1:53pm Booz: @Listener Scott that's about when I started listening too. FMU Class of '90!
	1:54pm Stanley: Happy birthday David.
	1:54pm Tommy in Neversink: I too started listening in the 90s
	1:55pm Tommy in Neversink: ..early 90s
	1:55pm David in London: Stanley. Compendium! Sigh, another one long since gone.
	1:56pm wfmu listener phillip: CLAY SHAW and "the pounding system"
	1:56pm patrick321: I had that Faces album on 8-track and played the hell out of it when I was 17-18.
	1:56pm steveo: THE Emily Dickinson?
	1:56pm wfmu listener phillip: Bronwyn C and the "truck stop tea party"
	1:58pm wfmu listener phillip: Laura Cantrell
	1:58pm Listener Bop Monroe: goodness, i thought my feed jumped to WKCR....! this Zelwer is cool too
	1:58pm Tommy in Neversink: My favorite show no longer in existence "TRASH TWANG AND THUNDER" ..w DJ Meredith
	1:59pm Booz: @TommyIN Meredith Ochs was a guest on somebody's show recently. Check archives.
	1:59pm Stork: Hey Listener Scott, ami ad, Stanley, Booze, Considene - woop woop!
	2:00pm Stork: @steveo: yup, the same.
	2:00pm patrick321: @morphe from 1:22 - The host of that show you mentioned from way back was The Hound — he used to threaten listeners with Hotel California if the pledge phones didn't start ringing
	2:00pm zopa: There's no turning back now.
	2:00pm Tommy in Neversink: Thx Booz
	2:01pm morphe': David van der Stoke y Stanley: HBD!!! DAVID... did ye know the bookshop off Chalk Farm Road in the sitting room of a geezer's house .a street on the right if going North... amazing finds but pandemonium... I used to call 2 weeks in advance if looking for a specific item.. browsing was fun!!!!!!!
	2:01pm wfmu listener phillip: can someone tell me why WKCR 89.9 is always broadcasting in MONO? it's so weird. they play great old jazz but the signal is in MONO!
	2:01pm Stork: Hi patrick321 - me too!!! Love Rod and the Ronnies
	2:01pm Stanley: Tashi deleg Zopa
	2:01pm steveo: doing a cryptogram; it's a quote by Uscqht U. Ecmenhoser
	2:02pm zopa: Hiya Stanley! Wie Gehts?
	2:02pm Tommy in Neversink: I learned everything I know about Country ( before the Ken Burns Doc) from WKCR's excellent country show..Not sure if they still broadcast it
	2:02pm VT Knit Girl: Cher!!!
	2:03pm dougseidel: Phil Schapp is mono - i know that
	2:03pm David in London: Morphe, no, don’t know that one. Chalk Farm eh? But I love those eccentric home made shops. Too few left now.
	2:03pm Listener Bop Monroe: KCR's been lke that since 2016. no budget. 'home of technical difficulties' Phil Schapp rules but ALL their programming is taped since lockdown. but enuf about them.
	2:03pm Stanley: Sounds like a crazy place, morphe'. I wonder how long he lasted. Ziemlich gut, zopa, danke.
	2:04pm Stork: VT Knit Girl is dancing, I bet.
	2:04pm ɨkɛ: I think you mean Clay Caplice not Clay Shaw. Also 89.1 WNYU was the weakest in NJ. Only strong in the Bronx, upper Manhattan, and Westchester due to weird antenna location, nowhere near NYU. I could never listen to the New Afternoon Show in NJ without static. Potato didn't help. Used to have terrible glitchy streaming too, don't know about now.
	2:04pm Listener Bop Monroe: like that
	2:04pm mb: Ha listener phillip! I kind of like it b/c like WSOU and WPBR, WKCR has its own 'sound'. And then you sample 97.1fm or 105.1fm and they have that supersonic sound (not sure of the technical words).
	2:05pm Krys O.: The Pounding System with Clay!
	2:05pm Webhamster Henry: Believe won her the Billboard Music Award for Hot 100 Single of the Year and became the biggest-selling single of all time by a female artist in the UK.
	2:06pm steveo: They do, Tommy, but sometimes pre-empted during the pandemic.
	2:06pm Krys O.: Happy Birthday, David in London!
	2:07pm mb: Cheers, David in London!
	2:07pm wfmu listener phillip: where I was located in bushwick Brooklyn the WNYU signal was easiest to get on my 20 watt stereo receiver. no antenna manipulation.
	2:07pm steveo: thanks, Stork; that explains the yellow rose of texas rhythm then
	2:07pm Tommy in Neversink: I picked up FMU great at my old 11 floor work place in Soho, pretty good at my West Village , right by the river, apt. Now I'm upstate and thanks to the transmitter in Mt Hope and the fact I'm on high ground, I get it great
	2:07pm Krys O.: Back in the day, our radio shows were our names. I think Kaz & Chris T. started the revolution with The Nightmare Lounge.
	2:08pm steveo: i think i could just about see the transmitter when i moved to park slope in 2000; fond memories of Kenny G
	2:09pm Webhamster Henry: Some DJs changed their names to match their shows like The Duck and The Immigrant.
	2:09pm Listener Bop Monroe: Terminal Lounge...!
	2:09pm judy from croton: Groovy fill in, mr Stork A “regular “ listener from way back and on give the drummer
	2:09pm David in London: Thanks for the generous birthday wishes all. Much appreciated. Oh, very sad to hear of Simeon’s passing. I interviewed him some years back and he was such engaging company and a complete gentleman. A legend.
	2:10pm wfmu listener phillip: where we lived you could see the top half of the twin towers from our third floor backyard windows
	2:10pm kpx: @WL Phillip, Ho man right, it was a while back. I was surprised to see that Bob Brainen was returning. I thought he was permanently retired?. it'll be good to hear him again. I really liked a large selection of his music.
	2:10pm morphe': Patrick 321 Thanks -- THE HOUND>>>>
	2:10pm judy from croton: Golden Apples of the Sun Silver Apples of the Moon
	2:11pm Colleen: So enjoying the show...
	2:11pm wfmu listener phillip: Richard Lim and the janitor from mars
	2:11pm Webhamster Henry: B/art's Wreck This Mess is available whenever her releases it on Mixcloud. But Kenny G is "past that stage" with radio.
	2:12pm morphe': Stanley/David van der Stoke = Walden Books 38 Harmood Street ...still exists ... must be the son cause the geezer was Steptoe's era type character
	2:13pm wfmu listener phillip: will miss kellidh and hits from the crypt. I loved her old show so much "beastin the airwaves"
	2:14pm Colleen: Hey Morphe!
	2:15pm wfmu listener phillip: Anyone hear "professor dum dum" last night? OMG it was a Riot! I'm happy hes back
	2:15pm Stanley: David - if you haven't already, check out the tribute show to the North Sea pirate stations on Flange & Frigate with DJ GeorgyGirl. I had a blast sharing memories with a lovely gathering on the board. The archive is just above the playlist 'Marine Offences Act'. For some reason it has its own line. Terrific choice of sixties tunes.
	🥁 2:15pm WR: Wandering the streams and what's this. Fresh Stork on a Thursday afternoon?
	2:15pm Listener Bop Monroe: roommate had a little chihuahua named Nina Doggin. No lie. miss them both.
	2:16pm David in London: morphe. Wow, great steer man, I’m going to hotfoot it over there toot sweet. Thanks.
	2:17pm Stanley: morphe' does he say 'you dirty old man' to his customers? But seriously, I can't wait to hit London again.
	2:18pm paddy in matawan: @wfmu listener phillip What time was Dum Dum on?
	2:19pm Webhamster Henry: @Stanley I wish there could be a little more crossover between the WFMU streams like this Stork fill-in. As it is, I'm swapping shows all day long.
	2:19pm Krys O.: @WebhamsterHenry: LOL! Indeed. Fun fact: I was Krys O. back in 7th grade.
	2:19pm David in London: Ah, the Swell Maps. take off hat in respect Thanks Stanley, I will check that out.
	2:21pm Krys O.: I heard the last hour of Dum Dum this morning. I'm up at 4:45 am to get ready for work.
	2:22pm wfmu listener phillip: @paddy in matawan Thursdays 3-6am but hes listed as vortex of chaos will bill zebub on the schedule
	2:23pm Rtintera: Zep. Nice surprise.
	2:23pm paddy in matawan: thank you!
	2:23pm morphe': @2:14 Colleen: Hey Morphe! Hey Colleen ... hope ya are on the mend!!! must run ..let 9 year old Simon cycle it alone to the park (3 blocks) alone for the first time!!!!! HMr Big Pants!!!!! Thanks Stork and all!!!!!!!!!!!
	2:24pm paddy in matawan: I think he was on much earlier in the past, right?
	2:24pm Stork: thank you, morphe! great ta meetcha!!
	2:24pm Krys O.: One night I played Zeppelin and got two phone calls. First one wanted a refund on his marathon pledge because of LZ and the second one agreed with me that they were an incredible band.
	2:24pm Stork: Rtintera - yeah, hey Zep...
	2:24pm sphere: Cher and Led Zeppelin! Perish the thought.
	2:25pm Stork: paddy in matawan is quite welcome!!
	2:25pm sphere: John Paul Jones did an album with Diamanda Galas. So there.
	2:25pm Listener Bop Monroe: Dum-dum was last nite. check out around 4AM when he slags his guest's mom for 10 mins.
	2:26pm kpx: David in London, just did some back scrolling to catch up and saw that you have a birthday. Well happy birthday to you and many more.
	2:26pm JaydiumCrass: Carpetttttttts!!
	2:27pm Chris J: Good to hear your voice, Stork! I volunteered at the East Orange house and had some chats and laughs with you there.
	2:28pm Jason from Houston: ꒰ ˘̩̩̩⌣˘̩̩̩꒱ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	2:28pm Stork: JaydiumCrass!! Ain't they great?
	2:29pm Stork: Chris J. - bless ya!! EO was great.
	2:29pm David in London: Sphere, I love that Galas / Jones album, it’s still a real doozy. Thanks kpx.
	2:29pm Colleen: this has been a great show!...Thanks for Cher-ing!
	2:29pm mariano: Haven't heard the Inspiral Carpets in ages, nice pick. I saw them once, good show.
	2:29pm JaydiumCrass: Yes, they are...and still bringin' it, last I heard!
	2:30pm JaydiumCrass: Thank you!!
	2:31pm Stork: Colleen!! HaHeeHo!! And thank you! :))
	2:31pm Stork: Jason from Houston - yo!!
	2:34pm Stork: Me too, David. Great collab!!
	2:36pm mariano: David: agreed, "The Sporting Life" is a great album and has held up really well.
	2:36pm Webhamster Henry: @Krys O. No doubt! Americans are crappy at pronouncing Polish orthography!
	2:37pm officina: Yay, Stork fill-in.
	2:38pm chresti: Hi der Storkmeister!
	2:39pm YETI BOB: Oh man, I just got out of a long work meeting and see that I missed a bunch of great music and chat about WFMU in the old days. I started listening in the 70s under the influence of my older brothers. We loved finding this crazy alternative to WPLJ and WPIX. So many WFMU stories I could tell. Visited the East Orange house a few times. Listened to hours of Irwin, Alan Watts, Subgenius, etc that really had a huge influence on my young and growing brain! Moved to Chicago around 1997 and was happy when WFMU started streaming.
	2:39pm Webhamster Henry: I only know Les Bourgeois in French!
	2:39pm Todd76Pct: Hello everyone! Enjoying your selections today, DJ Stork. Pseu's show has rekindled my interest in the 'poppier' side of things, and your picks are fire fuel!
	2:40pm Stork: This is a great record, Henry!
	2:41pm Stork: Toddt6Pct - Thanks -
	2:41pm YETI BOB: David in London: How'd I miss your birthday?? Now I really want to sit down with you and have a few pints!! I'll hoist one or two in your honor when I finish my work-day.
	2:42pm Stork: Pseu is a hard act to follow when it comes to the pop. It was a great challenge.
	2:42pm Krys O.: Before my workload draws me away again, I must thank you, Stork for taking care of our ears and brains during this fill-in. It was awesome to hear you again! Cheers!
	2:43pm judy from croton: My 96 year old father in law lives with us now(gott in Himmel) the other day I told him I was listening to The Stork Club and I got quite the history Thank you something he could relate to
	2:43pm brainiac: I was damaged by Fred Lane's "French Toast Man" at young age.
	2:44pm David in London: Yeti Bob, that would make me very happy. I’m going out soon to meet my friend Tony, who shares the same birthday as me. We traditionally have a drink together the next day. Sadly I have to miss Fabio, but even he must take a back seat to ‘Whispering Tony’.
	2:45pm Stork: Fred Lane will hurt you bad, brainiac.
	2:45pm chresti: You don´t get to go OT on this gig, Stork, see you Sundy! Thanks!
	2:45pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Back from many meetings. Totally missed the Unbehagen piece & that excellent Fred Lane numbah. Must now punch self, enthusiastically....... INNAFACE!
	2:46pm David in London: Hey brainiac. I think I had similar trauma from The French Toast Man.
	2:48pm zopa: Blue is the color for "I miss you."
	2:48pm Jeezuseffinchrist: Just look at the rabbits, george
	2:48pm brainiac: @David in London: If only we could go back to those days and warn our young selves against dabbling in forces beyond our understanding.
	2:49pm sphere: Adam Sandler wants to be Melvin Van Peebles.
	2:49pm chresti: Yay ECC!
	2:49pm Webhamster Henry: MvP is 88 years old!
	2:50pm -Ken: Eyes On The Rabbit by MelvinVP was an old favorite of Michael "The Professor" Pool, of Audio Kitchen fame. RIP
	2:50pm Stork: chresti!! too true. Fabio awaits - and he don't wait. THANKS EVERYBODY!! IT WAS REALLY A BLAST TO MEET SO MANY NEW FACES. HOPE TO BE BACK SOMEWHERE SOMEDAY ON WFMU. MEANWHILE I'LL SEE YA BACK AT THE STORK CLUB ON SUNDAYS ON THE GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO STREAM ON SUNDAYS AT NOON EASTERN. BIG MWAH!!
	2:51pm David in London: brainaic. We were headstrong sorts, and I doubt we’d have listened to us.
	2:51pm Stork: Hey -Ken - forgot to say hey - and yeah Micheal Poole was a great DJ.
	2:51pm Jeezuseffinchrist: dare I sneak out while the boss is in meetings for my daily ride before it starts raining?
	2:51pm Listener Bop Monroe: Mr Stork, you are very welcome sir. everyone on the comments board, really enjoyed you too. be safe all!
	2:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Sometimes, I wonder where The Rampler rampled off to.
	🥁 2:52pm duke: Thanks Stork!
	2:52pm JaydiumCrass: Thumpin' and bumpin'.
	2:53pm David in London: Thanks Stork. Great show.
	2:55pm ami ad: Thank you kindly.
	2:55pm Jeezuseffinchrist: that sounds like my old friend Greg you're describing, Stork
	2:56pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Raining like a bastard here, no ride forever...
	🥁 2:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Did I not hear Spike Milligan ?? - with both Peter Sellers & Harry Secombe's B-Days Sept. 8th just now... with various Rabbit musics...
	2:57pm brainiac: Aloha, Mr. Stork Don't forget to mention PLU Cream Crackers
	🥁 2:57pm WR: Stork, you & Van Peebles made my lunch taco more salty due to the couple of unexpected tears. Fun while it lasted. Laters all.
	2:58pm Jeff Moore: Thanks, man!
	2:58pm ɨkɛ: T(h)anks!
	2:59pm Listener Bop Monroe: goo bye!
	2:59pm kpc: Hmm, The great snatch, well nuff said there. and with that, good afternoon everyone, good show stork. bye all.
	2:59pm steveo: Great to hear you! And thanks for the show.
	2:59pm Webhamster Henry: Nice to hear you live Stork!
	2:59pm Stork: Kisses all around! Lovely bunch yuz are!
	2:59pm mariano: Thank you!!!
	3:00pm Stanley: Thanks Stork-man and everybody. Shlater

The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from September 10, 2020

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