WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from November 30, 2020

Listener comments!
	9:00am David (in London): Good afternoon Yippers. Hey Joe.
	👻 9:00am 12539: Ray Dee Oh!
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Yip and tuck, Yippers! And good morning (local time), Joe, David, all.
	9:01am WFMU listener john: Morning fellow yippers
	9:01am HyperDose: 👽 📻 👾
	👻 9:01am Marley P. Dogg: Yip yip for you, yip yip for me, I’ll have a yip and you’ll have one too
	9:01am WFMU listener john: @David morning
	9:02am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:03am Buddha of Suburbia: Morning Joe McGasko! Hi gang!
	9:04am TDK60: Good morning Joe. I was gonna say something clever or funny but am blank (even tho I'm older than the blank generation).
	9:04am Sylvia (France-NYC): Good morning/afternoon Joe! David! Handy! 12539! listener John! TDK60! and all!
	9:04am Stashu: Oh radio.
	9:04am David (in London): Handy, john, Krys, TDK, greetings groovers. I have an online workshop to attend this afternoon, but I'm trying to squeeze all the juice out of this first half hour of the show.
	9:05am David (in London): Buddha, Sylvia!
	9:05am Rick A.: After Devon, you are the king of film music, Joe! I really appreciate your recent focus on film music. Incidentally, I saw this film not too long ago. It's great. Harry Belafonte is barely recognizable as the roguish Buck.
	👻 9:06am YETI BOB: i missed the yips but this is pretty great. i love the bouncy jaw harp. good morning!
	9:06am Handy Haversack: Hi, Sylvia!
	👻 9:07am Webhamster Henry: Good morning Harmonicats!
	9:07am WFMU listener john: @Sylvia morning @YETI BOB morning
	9:08am dale: hello. was this an abc movie of the week?
	9:08am Deborah: Good Morning from rainy Montclair!
	9:08am Joe McG: Hey, radio friends, welcome to the show! Starting off with some film music today since I'm watching a lot of movies lately. Thanks for joining me!
	9:08am Sylvia (France-NYC): morning @Deborah!
	9:09am WFMU listener john: @Deborah morning
	👻 9:09am YETI BOB: Hi John, happy Monday! (And Handy and Sylvia and David and TDK and Buddha and all the friendly folks here)
	9:09am Stashu: Radio radio radio radio
	9:09am Rick A.: You are teaching me a lot about unheralded 70s movies. I have never heard of this film nor did I know that Bill Withers sang a movie theme song. The world is still filled with new possibilities of knowledge!
	9:10am Buddha of Suburbia: LOL! Dale, you're such a gooph. Hey Joe! Hi David in London! Hey Yeti Bob! I thought this was Richie Havens at first.
	9:10am WFMU listener john: @joe mcg we all are and boy does Shazam come in handy at times
	9:10am Handy Haversack: Stashu!!! Happy radio days!
	9:10am dale: a bill cosby comedy/drama western - who knew?
	9:10am Buddha of Suburbia: STASHU!!!! STASHU!!! Hello my darling!!!
	9:10am Stashu: High low hi ho dee doo
	9:11am Joe McG: Stashu stashu stashu stashu! @Rick: Glad I can shine the spotlight sometimes. :)
	👻 9:11am YETI BOB: You've been watching some obscure movies, Joe!
	👻 9:12am YETI BOB: (Which is to say, I haven't heard of 'em)
	9:12am The Oscar: Mornin'! Digging these soundtrack tunes-- never heard this Arthur Lee!
	9:12am Rich in Bay Ridge: I havet to admit to ignoring Bill Withers' music for most of my life. Took 40+ years before I realized how incredible he is.
	9:13am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Speaking of obscure movies, I've been reading Goldsmith's book about ubuweb. Didn't even know there was a WFMU connection there.
	9:13am Handy Haversack: I am also from 1974, but that tune sounded a lot better than I do.
	9:13am Rachel Bo Bachel: Enjoying the smooth vibes this AM Joe! Ps belated hi Mr. Haversack! Happy rainy Monday all!
	9:13am Handy Haversack: Woods! I was the production editor on that book! Are you enjoying?
	9:14am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Handy Totally! It's fantastic. I've been a fan of that site for years. Really interesting to read about it from the inside.
	9:14am David (in London): Phsaw, Handy! There's hardly a sliver of difference between a nightingale and your good self. Hey Yeti Bob.
	9:14am Strandlund: ubuweb is incredible! I love that site!
	9:15am TDK60: Hi David, Yeti, and you over there, radio/internet listener.
	9:15am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): For those interested, the book is "Duchamp Is My Lawyer" by Kenneth Goldsmith. Great stuff!
	9:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Got my shiny satin overalls & I'm ready for that Kuntry Disko !
	9:16am Handy Haversack: So cool to hear someone enjoying something I worked on. I will let the acquiring editor know, too. Scholarly books don't necessarily always elicit enjoyment -- it feels great to work on one that's both important and interesting. Really glad you like it. Any editing errors are, uh, Bagpipe's fault!
	9:18am Buddha of Suburbia: He's Cornbread?
	👻 9:18am YETI BOB: I should probably pick up a copy, I've been a fan of KG and Ubuweb for years.
	9:18am Strandlund: I'll look that title up WoodsOfNH (now Maine). Thanks!
	👻 9:19am Webhamster Henry: Kenny G started at WFMU curating the Coyle and Sharpe interview air check show.
	9:19am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Handy I know how you feel. I've been working on software for decades and the vast majority of it has disappeared into the bowels of embedded systems. But one time, I was on a project that did a site redesign for the NBA. For several years, I could actually see stuff that I'd written on that site.
	9:19am Strandlund: "He was just drinking his orange pop..."
	9:20am dale: is the theme from 'mother jugs and speed' far off?
	9:20am Zephyr: “Cornbread Earl and Me” was Laurence Fushburn’s acting debut. The film was based on two legendary Philly graffiti writers (Google Cornbread if you’re curious)....Ironically, by the time it made it to the screen no graffiti aspects were in the film at all.
	9:20am Krys O.: Claudine is still a powerful movie.
	9:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As Duchamp is my lawyer I didn't know the mighty Arthur Lee did any soundtrack either - but I can imagine LA stylee working like that...
	👻 9:21am Webhamster Henry: @WoodsOfME: I used to see my custom email X-headers in Notify New York alert emails. But they switched providers a few years ago.
	9:21am TDK60: Sounds like an interesting book, Woods and Handy. I've barely scratched the surface of the Ubu area.
	9:21am Krys O.: I remember seeing Buck & the Preacher, Cornbread, and Claudine on TV.
	9:22am Joe McG: @Krys O.: I just watched it on Saturday. The ending is a bit too neat, but up to then, it was outstanding. Great film.
	9:22am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning
	9:22am annette: just checking in to say still being thankful for ALL you wonderful folks world over. oh yeah. music touching me.
	9:22am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Webmaster Henry: It felt sort of nerdy and pathetic to do a "view source" on the site just to see what I'd written. Didn't stop me from doing it. Ha!
	9:22am Gerard: Thanks for letting me relive my teenhood! Great tunes
	9:22am Krys O.: Got anything from the Bustin' Loose soundtrack?
	9:22am Rachel Bo Bachel: Ya Boods what does it mean??
	9:22am Handy Haversack: Hey, Phillippe!
	9:23am Joe McG: Thanks for saying hello, Annette and Gerard!
	9:23am PKNY: Curtis Mayfield once again winning on the songwriting/production on this Gladys Knight track!
	9:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Google Cornbread If You're Curious ...gems just appear as you walk thru the path of FMU comments...
	9:23am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): If I wasn't so tired I'd get up and bust a move. Or something.
	9:23am WFMU listener john: @Phillippe morning Dancing in my chair guys
	9:23am Rachel Bo Bachel: I can’t even tell if it’s a compliment or what. Cornbread is delish tho so I’m guessing yes?
	9:23am Phillippe Bastille: What's goin' on Handy, Listener John? Good holiday?
	9:24am WFMU listener john: @Phillippe pretty good
	9:24am Buddha of Suburbia: Rachel Bo Bachel, right?? I mean I love Cornbread tis true, but if someone called me that I think I'd have a problem.
	9:24am PKNY: A Curtis production/writing doubleshot!
	👻 9:25am Webhamster Henry: One of Kenny G's segments was the "Letters to Kenny G" from people who thought he was the other Kenny G. brooklynrail.org...
	9:25am Handy Haversack: I could use another weekend, Phillippe, but we got through. No cranberry pie, though! Kate made her feelings clear on that one. You?
	9:25am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Joe McG: Diggin' these vibes. Hopefully we don't have any trolls today.
	9:25am Krys O.: The movie Car Wash is another one that is must-see.
	9:26am TDK60: Ubu Web used to be linked on the WFMU main page. Doesn't appear to be anymore. [?]
	9:26am Buddha of Suburbia: Webhamster Henry I once quit a waitressing job because we only had one C.D. and it was Kenny G. 8 hours of Kenny G. When asked why I was leaving, "I said, "THERE'S ONLY SO MUCH ONE CAN TAKE OF KENNY FUCKING G! EVERY DARN DAY!!"
	9:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...ahm gettin' a very non-Sunday School thang from this Staples !! :O
	9:27am P-90: Theme song to the 1975 movie. Directed by Sidney Poitier. Hi Joe & Surface Dwellers.
	👻 9:27am Webhamster Henry: @Buddha/Suburbia I feel your pain.
	9:27am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Buddha Such words!! "DARN"!!! ;-)
	9:27am TDK60: Buddha, even waiters have principles!
	9:28am Phillippe Bastille: @Handy I made that cranberry pie I linked to. Too tart for the family. The green tomato pie was consumed well beforehand.
	9:29am David (in London): Hey Phillippe.
	9:29am PKNY: A Curtis OST rock block!
	9:29am Handy Haversack: History will vindicate you, Phillippe!
	9:30am dale: phillipe - i've made apple pie and tossed cranberries in. perfect mix of sweet and tart.
	9:31am David (in London): Darn it, gotta split now. Thanks for a great, er, half hour Joe. See you later groovers.
	9:31am Handy Haversack: L8r, David!
	9:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Too Tart For The Family ...I'm set for album names for a few years @ this rate...
	9:33am Buddha of Suburbia: TDK60, WoodsofNH, and Webmaster Henry, apologies, not very Buddhist of me I know, but KENNY G?? 8 hours a day??!!
	👻 9:34am Brian in UK: Hey Joe & Monday morning people.
	9:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: just damn but voice of Aretha
	9:34am Kevin-san: Atlantic era Aretha is the pinnacle!
	9:35am P-90: Nothing Buddhist about Kenny G. If you checked with Alan Watts he would 100% confirm.
	9:35am Phillippe Bastille: @dale that would've been better. Mine was pretty to look at, but not great to eat.
	9:36am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): My favorite Kenny G-related thing is Pat Metheny teeing off on him for doing the music of Louis Armstrong.
	9:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Buddha - as Jaques Attali made explicit - Sound is Territory.
	9:37am Tim 07030: Good morning Joe, hope you had a great Thanksgiving! And thanks for a baseball song on a rainy November day!
	9:37am dano59: I'm flashing on great soundtracks and "Killer of Sheep" just went by. No album though... Morning, Joe
	9:37am Deborah: @Sylvia, Listener John Good morning! Rainy and damp around here. Good day to lounge and listen to Radio Radio!
	9:38am Buddha of Suburbia: Sorry Webhamster Henry for spelling your name wrong. Revolution Rabbit Nov 63, absolutely! WoodsofNH, LOL!
	9:38am Krys O.: Cooley High! Wow, dipping back into the memory banks. Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs was in that.
	9:38am dale: someone slowed down freedird!
	👻 9:38am LW Rhino: Good Morning Joe Mc Gasko.
	9:38am Buddha of Suburbia: Ha ha Dale! You're a funny bloke!
	9:39am Buddha of Suburbia: Hey Krys.O! Hi LW Rhino! Rachel Bo Bachel are you still here? Hey Deborah!
	9:39am Krys O.: BTW-G.C. Cameron was in The Spinners.
	9:39am Joe McG: @dano59: Great film, yes! I don't know of any music from it, though. @Tim: Sure! I think that's a very fun baseball movie. @LWRhino: Hey, Rhino!
	9:40am andy the painter: oh man i remember this Bingo Long movie. a baseball Harlem Globetrotters thing set in the thirties(?)
	9:40am Krys O.: Correct, andy the painter.
	9:40am Tim 07030: I think I only own one soundtrack album to a movie I've never seen: 'The Horse Whisperer'
	9:40am johnk77: another great set selecter thomasine & bushrod included w/amazon prime just added it to watchlist
	9:41am TVP: with Billy Dee Williams as Not Satchel Paige and James Earl Jones as Not Josh Gibson.
	9:41am Krys O.: YAY!!!!! My favorite! Rose Royce <3
	9:42am Krys O.: Used to watch Cotton Comes to Harlem on TV back then too.
	9:42am adampsyche: good morning! was delighted to get a wfmu hellraiser package in the mail this week
	9:42am Asheville Jon: CAH WERSH!!!
	👻 9:42am LW Rhino: Mother Nature is going to wash my car today for sure here in Northern NJ !!!!!
	9:43am TDK60: ! Haven't heard Car Wash since when....
	9:43am Krys O.: Franklin Ajaye should have been HUGE.
	9:43am Rachel Bo Bachel: Boods I am on and off as usual ;D just put some egg nog in my coffee, cheers! Krys O. these guys are so good, right? Boods can’t believe you survived all that Kenny G! I hope they took notes at your exit interview!!
	9:44am Baja Joe: Hidey Ho Joe!
	9:44am Krys O.: We used to break out Rose Royce and Atlantic Starr albums at the record store in the 80s.
	9:44am alanr: Cool rainy day in the NYC area and we got a dance party goin' on, fragmented into separate home dance spaces! So nice.
	9:44am andy the painter: i remember my friends and i trying to replicate the baseball tricks after seeing the movie
	9:44am adampsyche: I just put egg nog I'd frosted flakes
	9:45am annette: @Buddah on the bright side. worked in friends chinese restaurant. cassette tapes in unknown lingo being played forever. BUT some tapes i hated. others, i could feel the story and loved even though i didnt know the language
	9:45am John In Bklyn: Prof. Irwin Corey should have gotten the Oscar for his performance. Hello Joe and Noisers!
	9:45am Rocky Horror: The Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show needsto show up at some point!!
	9:46am Krys O.: RIGHT, John in Bklyn!
	9:46am Rachel Bo Bachel: Adampsyche someone’s gonna be hyper! Rocky!!!
	9:47am Buddha of Suburbia: Rachel Bo Bachel, My bosses were two New Yorkers who left their high level corporate jobs in city to move to CT and open up a big Ice-cream/restaurant. They lived together as well, but would never admit they were a gay couple. Anyway, I still can't listen to Kenny G to this day. Saw him recently on some awards show performance. He made no sense being there. And he still had the hair.
	9:48am Stillwell Coney Islander: What about The Landlord with Beau Bridges, Louis Gossit Jr. A 1970 film
	9:48am Rocky Horror: Good morning Rachel Bo Bachel
	9:48am johnk77: there was a great photo of professor irwin corey in the office of the village vanguard
	9:48am P-90: Claudine! A neglected classic.
	9:49am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Joe & all!
	9:50am annette: egg nog for my milk bath while viewing a christmas tree made of toilet paper. write a covid song if you pleeze
	9:50am Crei6hton: Morning WFMU!
	9:51am Deborah: @Buddha of Suburbia Hi Buddha! Reading the posts and silently replying. Love the music this morning and not doing necessary teaching work. Oh well!
	👻 9:51am LW Rhino: Hey there GZ5.
	9:51am Emily: “Car Wash” soundtrack is my super fave album.
	9:53am Buddha of Suburbia: Annette, there's this Thai restaurant my dad and I like to go to. And they have great Thai music playing covers of Bon Jovi and Guns N Rose's and other Rock all in Thai. It's awesome.
	9:53am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I was confused for a second, thought he was talking about "Glitter." Oops.
	9:53am Buddha of Suburbia: I try, I really do, but never enjoy Egg Nog. My boyfriend LOVES it.
	9:53am medson: Good morning Joe and everyone. Hope all are doing well.
	9:54am Buddha of Suburbia: MEDSON!!! Hi!
	👻 9:55am Brian in UK: Remember seeing Hickey & Boggs way back with Bob Culp & Bill Cosby. There was one scene in it where they eat chili dogs, the most disgusting looking food on film.
	9:56am listener Rey: Good morning. That was a nice set, I'll need to revisit some of these movies. Saw most of them as a kid and don't rememer all that much about them anymore.
	9:56am Buddha of Suburbia: Did anyone see THE UNDOING on HBO? With Hugh Grant and Nicole Kidman?
	👻 9:57am Brian in UK: Joe, do you like M. Hulot films?
	9:57am Krys O.: @Brian in UK: The movie Mother, Juggs & Speed had Cosby, Robert Culp and Rachel Welch. It was trash, but somewhat entertaining back then. Don't think it would have aged well.
	9:57am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Movies: It is time for my twice-yearly rewatching of "Big Night." And then my favorite movie: Diva.
	9:58am Krys O.: *Raquel Welch....
	9:58am Chris S: Just watched Light Sleeper. Great. Just like American Gigolo, only replace Richard Gere with Willem Defoe.
	9:58am HashtagJohnWayne: I highly recommend "I Lost My Body" and Netflix's "Circus Of Books"
	9:58am Rocky Horror: Alice's Resturant staring Arlo Guthrie is a good one
	9:59am Greg from ZONE 5: I did all the Tatis in September and now I'm stuck in a Karel Zeman rabbit hole. All day. Zeman, Zeman, Zeman. Baron Prasil and Invention for Destruction are 2 of the best films ever filmed.
	9:59am Krys O.: Golly, I misremembered Robert Culp. It was Harvey Keitel in MJ &S. Oy, need more coffee. ;P
	10:00am Chris S: @Rocky Horror Alice’s Restaurant is great and delightfully weird
	10:00am Ed: Great series on TCM for films directed by women. Checked out "Heart of a Dog" by Laurie Anderson, "Outrage" by Ida Lupino, and "Stories We Tell," by Sarah Polley.
	10:00am Joe McG: @Greg: I'm glad you understand my Tati love. I have to check out Karel Zeman! Love hearing about what everyone is watching, thanks for the recommendations.
	10:00am Tim 07030: @Buddha I saw it! During the finale last night did you, like me, wish you had a brick to throw at the TV?
	10:02am Chris S: @Ed if you’re into Mexican movies, check out Sin Dejar Huella, also directed by a woman, Maria Novaro
	10:02am Buddha of Suburbia: Are you a Francophile, Joe McGasko? My dad is the president of Alliance Alliance Alliance Française. The treasurer owns a film theatre and would get foreign films in just for their group. I always enjoyed them. Did you ever see The Hairdresser? Directed by Leconte. Jean Rochefort stars in it. Very good!!!
	10:03am Tim 07030: Well Greg, I've always said that you ze-man!
	10:03am John in Phoenixville: @ Joe McG: I’ve been doing 30 days of film noir for NOirVEMBER. I think you might have inspired it when you played that track from “Kiss Me Deadly” a while back (“I’d Rather Have The Blues” by Nat “King” Cole), so thanks! I would recommend “Raw Deal,” “Act of Violence,” and “City That Never Sleeps” if you haven’t seen them and are interested.
	10:03am Chris S: @WoodsofNH Diva is underrated for sure
	10:03am Buddha of Suburbia: Tim O7030! Oh my GOD! Absolutely!!! What the heck? All that build up for that?? Seriously?
	10:04am Joe McG: @Buddha: Yes, I love French films! How cool that you had that access. @John: Great to hear! I've seen all of those and they are great faves.
	10:04am Handy Haversack: Hey, Greg from ZONE 5. Of our Oct.-Nov. horror movie dive, the ones we liked the most are Color Out of Space The Girl with All the Gifts The Wolf of Snow Hollow Possessor: Uncut Vampires vs. the Bronx
	10:04am Buddha of Suburbia: Oh my Lordeth..Did I write Alliance Alliance Alliance.....what the heck?
	10:04am Greg from ZONE 5: Back atcha, Tim! And if you haven't seen The Illusionist, check that out! Made from an unproduced Tati script.
	10:05am Phillippe Bastille: Hulu had a great Black Friday deal -- $24 for the whole year. Link is good for another 16 hours. Bargain access to even more movies! www.hulu.com...
	10:05am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Chris S: I feel like I'm the only person who's ever heard of it! Love the soundtrack too.
	10:06am Greg from ZONE 5: My friend recommended Wolf of Snow Hollow as well, Handy. Def on the list.
	👻 10:06am YETI BOB: We watched some French Noir recently. I loved "Elevator to the Gallows" (Miles Davis soundtrack!) and "Bob Le Flambeur"
	10:06am annette: @Buddha...while learnin italian language, music was a great teacher. fell in love with AVENTURRA A DURANGO only to find it was a Dylan song. another puzzle piece.
	10:07am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: That Miles soundtrack rates right up there for me. Atmospheric in the same manner as In A Silent Way.
	10:08am Joe McG: @YETI BOB: Both stone classics!
	10:08am Chris S: @WoodsofNH yeah I wish more people knew about it, but it does feel like you enter a parallel universe when you discover it
	10:08am Buddha of Suburbia: Annette, that's so interesting!! Love that!!!I'll have to check them out, Yeti Bob.
	10:10am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	10:10am Glorious Estephonic: Aaaaaaaaaaahhhhh love this song <3 my anthem
	10:10am Rachel Bo Bachel: Love this song!! It’s one of my friend Este’s favorites!!
	10:10am prudy: Cocteau Twins...blast from the past...
	10:11am Buddha of Suburbia: Has anyone ever watched the French soap Plus Belle La Vie? It's on TV5Monde. My dad has that channel at his house. We used to watch it when I'd come over. It's pretty good. Cocteau Twins brings me back. LOL!
	10:11am Krys O.: @Ed: I've recorded all the Women Make Film episodes. Tomorrow is the last one. It's been a fascinating 14 weeks.
	👻 10:11am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Joe and noisemakers. Last day of the month already!
	10:11am djsheilab: I have such a soft spot for Four Calendar Cafe. Glad to hear it on this rainy Monday. Been listening to your show since the start. Killer Aretha track! Morning Joe!
	10:12am Krys O.: @Buddha: I won a scholarship to study at Alliance Francaise in Paris when I graduated high school in 1981.
	10:12am Joe McG: Good morning, Sheila B.! Glad everyone's enjoying.
	👻 10:12am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Sheila. How is your social media situation going? Making progress? We support you!
	10:13am Buddha of Suburbia: Krys O, that's AMAZING!!! You went, right?? Rachel Bo Bachel keep your peepers out for a parcel in the mail. They're thinking today, but that mail's been slow lately.
	10:13am John in Phoenixville: @ Joe McG: As I’ve said before, you have excellent taste! Thanks brightening this dreary day with another great show.
	10:13am Baja Joe: Love hearing Cocteau Twins. Thank you!
	10:13am mariano: 'Morning all.
	👻 10:14am Brian in UK: Joe, you could do worse that watch films of Patricia Highsmith's books. Double Indemnity, The American Friend & Carol being a small selection.
	10:14am Rocky Horror: You know what these songs need? MORE COWBELL!!
	10:15am Joe McG: That's so kind, John, thanks for the nice words. @Brian: Good idea! I could watch "Double Indemnity" over and over.
	10:16am Deborah: Love that song!
	10:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...needs me on weird lead gittar. Or cowbell. There's parity there...
	10:16am Buddha of Suburbia: This reminds me of Julee Cruise meets Cowboy Junkies.
	👻 10:17am Brian in UK: Holy Motors, band & film. www.rottentomatoes.com...
	10:18am Joe McG: @Buddha: I think that's a pretty spot-on assessment! @brian: I love that accordion song in the middle of that movie.
	10:19am WFMU listener john: @Buddha listen to the cowboy junkie trinity album, they do a killer version of sweet Jane
	10:19am annette: gotta leave ya. rain falling hard. love the sound. YOOZ and me and rain on the roof...cuddles,all
	10:19am dominique: thank you for the holy motors <3
	10:19am Chris S: @Joe McG the accordion song is a RL Burnside cover, I believe
	10:20am Chris S: And it’s amazing!
	10:21am Joe McG: @Chris S.: Yes! I love it. @dominque: You're welcome!
	👻 10:21am YETI BOB: On the French Noir kick, "Touchez pas au grisbi" is also fantastic. I have always loved "Grand Illusion" and it was interesting seeing Jean Gabin's late-career comeback. (These films are all on Criterion)
	10:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Can't Believe reminds of Nilsson - oddly enuff...
	10:22am mariano: "Double Indemnity" is Highsmith? Interwebs say it's James M. Cain. Sorry, don't mean to roll the golden apple of discord into our midst.
	👻 10:22am Brian in UK: Liking the last three labels. Wharf cat you too can woo half a cow.
	10:22am Buddha of Suburbia: WFMU Listener John! I know that one! Thanks for reminding me though. Love their version!! So good! Hey Mariano! Hey thanks, Joe McGasko!
	10:22am dominique: This set is bringing me such joy!!!!!!! grateful for this time
	👻 10:23am Brian in UK: mariano, hands up on that one.
	10:23am Handy Haversack: Mariano, if you'd stop carrying those things around, there'd be fewer of these incidents!
	10:24am Krys O.: Bien sur, Buddha. I went to Paris on the scholarship.
	10:25am WFMU listener john: @Buddha your welcome it is nice to be among fellow music nerds
	10:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think Lou said that was the definitive version - course he said lots of things... I reckon them & Mazzy Star & the like exist because of the Velvet's third album : Dark Folk Rawk...
	👻 10:25am YETI BOB: @mariano: I like this book cover upload.wikimedia.org...
	10:25am Krys O.: I watched Angel at My Table this weekend. Missed it when it came out in 1990. @Yeti Bob: I saw Elevator to the Gallows on a big screen in Manhattan many years ago. Fabulous.
	10:26am Joe McG: Wow, Krys, I haven't seen that since it came out. Did you like?
	10:26am SheWolf: Angel at my Table is hypnotic.
	10:26am Tank Top: After those first few notes I thought we were going Under the Bridge.
	👻 10:28am YETI BOB: @Krys O: You are the one who turned me on to "Elevator", which led to a whole bunch of other great films in that genre. So, thanks!!! "Grisbi" and "Bob" in particular, something about these supercool, stylish, aging gangsters who just want to get out of the game is appealing to me.
	👻 10:28am YETI BOB: (And I get to brush up on my French a bit!)
	10:29am mariano: Brian: At first I was excited at the prospect. Should've left well enough alone. Handy: Well, if people would just remember to invite me to their Olympian weddings, maybe I wouldn't have to. Can't go wrong with "Night and the City" either. Richard Widmark has to have been the inspiration for Nicholson's portrayal of Jake in "Chinatown," and you can see my avatar in one of his few serious roles as a London-based Greek gangster.
	10:29am Handy Haversack: I was a little worried about one of the cats because she had not come in to yell at me to pet her and then bite me to get me to stop petting her, but all is OK now. Rainy days get going slow, I guess.
	10:29am Buddha of Suburbia: Krys O. c'est génial! J'ai vécu un peu à Paris. Ça me manque toujours. En parlant de films. Montparnasse était un endroit idéal pour voir des films.
	10:30am mariano: YETI BOB: Love those pulp covers.
	10:30am Rich in Bristol: This Heather Trost number is a serious tune!
	10:30am Joe McG: @Rich: I love how it keeps threatening to dissolve and then revives!
	10:31am Rich in Bristol: @Joe: YES!!!
	10:31am Krys O.: Jane Campion is a brilliant director. Angel at My Table was epic in scope and so intimate too. A couple of the scenes were too heavy for me, but that's just where my head is at these days with pandemic PTSD.
	👻 10:31am Brian in UK: mariano, can see now where I mixed up Strangers on a Train and the train scene in DI.
	10:32am P-90: I love when a string pad starts up like that and for a moment it sounds like a Mellotron even though it isn’t.
	10:32am Jason from Houston: Dang... That was some song.
	10:32am P-90: But I’m weird.
	👻 10:32am YETI BOB: @HH: Typically Albert wakes me up around 5-6AM to open the door so he can go out rat-hunting (the best time!). But today he just slept all morning. It's the beginning of Hibernation Season.
	10:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I wonder what the total difference Lynch has had on Music might be if measured... Do I overestimate it?
	10:33am Buddha of Suburbia: OH MY GOD! I got excited!!! I was so looking forward to listening to your bed music!!!
	10:34am Handy Haversack: Do they come to WFMU only when the wind is in the east?
	10:34am Listener Baby: Good morning Joe. Hope all is great. Good morning austere listeners!
	10:35am mugamo: Great show Joe!
	10:35am Listener Baby: Astute
	10:36am mariano: Brian in UK: Interesting, never made the connection. Guess I'll just have to rewatch both in the name of science.
	10:36am Listener Baby: Though there is nothing wrong with austere
	10:37am βrian: Damn, the cat was irradiating me with sleep rays. I just woke up! Ah, covid time.
	10:37am Troymo: Milk and Kisses was the final album from the Cocteau Twins
	10:37am Malcolm: hello friends, tuning in on time for single file :)
	10:38am ZeeBee: Just rolling outta my bed hanging with my cat feeling alright; happy to be here!
	10:38am Buddha of Suburbia: I'm gonna get going. Thanks for a great show Joe McGasko! This was a great playlist for a grey rainy day. Hope you are safe and well. Have a good one! Bye friends!
	10:38am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	10:38am Malcolm: bye buddha!
	10:39am Handy Haversack: L8r on, Boodz!
	10:39am Jason from Houston: ꒰⌯•̩̩̩́ ˑ̫ •̩̩̩̀⌯꒱
	10:39am earthwalker: Yo Joe We love listening to you talk !
	10:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: flip side Boods
	10:40am Hubig Pie: Last week's Noir Alley featured figure skating and murder
	10:40am Buddha of Suburbia: Bye Malcolm! Later Handy! If Rachel Bo Bachel comes back on board please tell her I said "Bye and love you"! You betcha Revolution Rabbit Nov 63! Au revoir, Earthwalker!
	10:40am Krys O.: Yes, @Hubig Pie! I loved Belita and Barry Sullivan in The Gangster too.
	10:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OMG Leslie - the production. My birth year.
	👻 10:40am YETI BOB: @Joe: This one is for my cat Albert!! Thanks.
	10:41am Jason from Houston: Niiiiice...
	10:42am Joe McG: @YETI BOB: Ha! Yes, consider this one a dedication to all the Cats and Rats out there.
	10:43am JtotheK: wait, Clarence Carter gets airplay and it's not the track Ken spins? whoa! hi joe, hi everyone.
	10:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Waiting for Metal Rat Year to become Metal Ox. Are we ever. HBD Randy !
	10:44am Krys O.: Quincy Jones produced Lesley Gore.
	10:44am Dennis Diken: go Joe! diggin'!
	10:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Aha.
	10:45am John In Bklyn: Was Lesley Gore EVER happy? Jeez.
	10:45am MikeG: WHAAAT? The Lady Di Song!!!
	10:46am Joe McG: @JtotheK: I have "Strokin;" but I never played it since Ken kind of OWNS it. Hey, Dennis D.!
	10:46am Malcolm: better than 'candle in the wind'
	10:46am Ike: Wait, Clarence Carter was an actual artist and did actual songs at one point before declining to become the Patron Saint of the Goat Alarm? Wow.
	👻 10:46am Brian in UK: Love dubious rhyming.
	10:47am Krys O.: Sunshine, Lollypops and Rainbows was Lesley Gore at the other end of the emotion spectrum.
	10:47am Ike: *declining and becoming
	10:47am Joe McG: @Malcolm: Ha ha ha
	10:47am βrian: FMU could host weddings in its basement, for those who wish to marry beneath their station.
	10:48am Krys O.: This is quite bizarre. @Buddah: I arrived in Paris on the day that Charles and Di married. I listened to it on the radio in my hotel room.
	10:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: So Di & Mother Theresa died about the same time. They get to Heaven - & Theresa says to God - yerknew - I'm not the type to complain - but I'm like a Saint. Why has Di got a Halo & I don't? God says that's not a Halo - it's a steering wheel...
	10:48am prudy: Brian: ha ha!
	10:49am prudy: LOVE this Peter Gabriel..thanks Joe
	10:49am queems: peter gabriel is so good
	10:49am Malcolm: lol @revolution rabbit
	10:49am Pomvanroy: One of my faves of Pete's
	10:50am Krys O.: @Ike: Clarence Carter's hit was Patches.
	10:50am Joe McG: Big Phil on the drums! ;)
	10:50am Dennis Diken: Lesley Gore was in a reasonably good humor with "California Nights" - took her til '67!
	10:50am Handy Haversack: YB, our friends who have moved away from BK had a back yard and put in a cat door for their cat, who was a real hunter. She brought in rats, pigeons, one time even an only stunned flicker, which is a pretty amazingly scary thing to try to shoo out of the house. They eventually got a new kitten who was a total diva but wanted to seem cool like the other cat. So she started "hunting" -- and bringing in snails.
	10:50am Pomvanroy: Thudathud Thud!!
	👻 10:50am Webhamster Henry: Lady Di was inescapable at the time of her wedding. My cousin got married about the same time, my father made up a parody newspaper for them.
	10:50am Chris S: This is the jam
	10:51am JtotheK: @Ike and Joe - haha. I found the Clarence Carter strokin' 45 in area record store 50 cent bin, well worth it. But it doesn't have the same magic as when Ken plays it. And yes, now all other Carter songs for me I can't not think about ... the other song.
	10:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pete & Phil ! (Where Phil belongs...)
	10:51am Malcolm: in 1997 I witnessed someone buying ten copies of the candle in the wind cd single. It was distressing
	10:51am Krys O.: @Dennis Diken: Absolutely. California Nights was terrific.
	10:51am Tim 07030: Peter Gabriel never sounds relaxed.
	👻 10:51am yerfriendpaul: Haven't heard this early Peter Gabriel in so long.
	10:51am Joe McG: I think Kate Bush sings back-ups, too.
	10:51am John In Bklyn: One of my fave Gabriel tunes. Love the way the drums enter. Maybe a prototype for In The Air Tonight?
	10:52am Dean: A relatively relaxed Peter makes background vocal appearances on Charlie Drake's "You Never Know."
	10:53am βrian: I read about someone who set up a kind of facial-recognition detector, to prevent the cat door from opening when kitty had something in her maw.
	👻 10:53am yerfriendpaul: Awwww yeahhhhhh
	10:53am Andrew_in_WI: We need a Laura Branigan vs Peter Gabriel "Self Control" mashup
	10:53am Malcolm: chooooooooooooooooooooooooooon
	10:53am Joe McG: Bobby makes up in relaxation what Peter lacks.
	👻 10:54am yerfriendpaul: It's true!
	10:54am johnk77: @brian monty hall is on the first floor and parts of the station are above so once covid era ends dream could be realized?;>
	10:54am Malcolm: sampled on a 2pac song I think?
	10:54am Dean: Even in "Me and My Teddy Bear" Peter's voice has an edge.
	👻 10:54am YETI BOB: I am the doorman for our two cats. I'd be afraid to let them have a cat door, I like to keep a little control over them. I've managed to keep them from slaughtering any birds this season.
	10:55am Lewis: Bobby sounds a bit like Stevie...
	10:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like Producer Bob Ezrin's tale of having a big guy literally tape Gabriel up to a post in the air to get the correct tone of vocal distress...
	10:55am Mister Dobalina: I like the TuPac version of this.
	10:55am Strandlund: SMOOOOOOOOOOOOOTH
	👻 10:55am YETI BOB: Rats are a different story. I don't feel great about the slaughter but we sort of have to keep rats under control in the city. Albert is doing his part.
	10:55am Tom from Stirling: JoeMcg: Kate does sing back-up vocals. Loves Kate Bush
	👻 10:56am karlward: Hell yeah
	👻 10:56am YETI BOB: Sonja watches Albert hunt, she's never killed anything as far as I can tell, she's enthusiastic but lacks Albert's refined technique.
	👻 10:56am karlward: (Hell yeah for Loretta Lynn, not for the mighty rat tidal wave)
	10:57am Colleen: Always enjoy the show, Joe!!
	10:57am Hubig Pie: Covering all the music genres in this set
	10:57am D Rok: Fantastic Single-File so far.
	10:57am βrian: Our cat once pinned down a chipmunk with here paw, but at that point she called out for the instructions manual. She had no interest in biting it. Her job was done. So she lifted her paw and bid it farewell.
	10:57am Joe McG: @Tom: I thought so. I think her voice sticks out more on "Games Without Frontiers." Hi, Colleen!
	10:57am Tom from Stirling: Peter Gabriel's voice sounds like a goat. But I likee
	10:57am Rick A.: This song is one of the few to have the distinction of having a film named after it, like Sam Peckinpah's Convoy. This could be a story corner song as well. Incidentally, Joe, a collection of film songs from the 60s/70s would be a great marathon premium. I would snatch it up!
	10:58am Dean: Or a lamb.
	10:58am a polished polish lady: Good mornin
	10:58am prudy: Sissy Spacek did such an amazing portrayal of Lynn...
	👻 10:59am Brian in UK: One of out little darlings brought in a Robin recently. Always sad to see them bring in any creature but the Robin seemed particularly poignant.
	10:59am listener Rey: @johnk77 Haha, and Testify's Reverend Larry Grogan can officiate
	11:00am Tom from Stirling: Is that the Peter Gabriel album without one drum cymbal?
	👻 11:00am Brian in UK: Dean is that a Genesis link?
	👻 11:00am tim from champaign (now washington): Hey Joe and all you leftover turkey eatin mugs!
	11:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rats are an invasive species here - but then so are cats ...& white people...
	11:00am Handy Haversack: Rex played a good contender for Story Corner on Saturday: "Bury Me Face Down (So I Can See Where I'm Going), Cowboy Copas.
	11:00am Joe McG: Someone at FMU (I think Spazz) recently pointed out that "Coal Miner's Daughter" is one of those rare music bio-pics that is actually a good movie.
	11:01am βrian: Goat guy singer and poundy-poundy drummer guy I can do without.
	11:01am Handy Haversack: Rev Rab, I have been trying to teach our cats to hunt white people, but it's slow going.
	11:01am Dean: Could be, Brian in UK...
	11:01am Joe McG: @Handy: Cowboy Copas has many good story songs, it's true!
	11:01am Mister Dobalina: Did someone say, the...SPazzzzZ?!?
	11:02am Mister Dobalina: Dave the man & Bingo?
	11:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dawna sells it tho' don't she.
	11:03am John In Bklyn: @Tom: Yes
	11:04am Joe McG: I just noticed the little reggae lick in this record!
	11:04am Mister Dobalina: That Donzig mashup, Ken plays on his show, is off the wall good.
	11:04am βrian: Cats have successfully been employed as court-ordered feline tethers. No need for ankle bracelets when kitty's at home.
	👻 11:05am YETI BOB: @βrian: It works for me! I never go anywhere anymore.
	👻 11:05am tim from champaign (now washington): Another music biopic that works is Nico 88 that's streaming from FMU. It 's really good and not embarrassing at all. It inspired me to check out her very last material which is so good.
	11:06am Malcolm: yeah i loved nico 1988, the actor who played nico nailed the vocal stylings
	11:06am Brendan: A Coal Miner’s Disco mash up. Next week only on the ever eclectic Surface Noise.
	11:06am Ike: @Handy@11:01, ROTFL. Tell that joke again during the Old Codger show... I'm sure nobody will flip out in any way whatsoever.
	11:07am Hubig Pie: My cat employs the one paw policy, he stands on my foot whilst I brush my teeth
	11:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I just wish they'd make Docs instead - & then they suck too. & Dramma sells of course.
	👻 11:08am tim from champaign (now washington): Joe - are you familiar with Mission of Burma's "Donna Sumeria"?
	11:08am βrian: @Hubig Pie: So she gives you paw, but never gives you pause?
	11:08am Handy Haversack: Rich in Washington said he watched the Zappa doc on the WFMU On Demand and that it was very good. So I am going to foray into streaming for I think the second time in order to watch that the MacGowan doc.
	11:09am Ike: My apartment is on the top floor, so my cats are strictly indoor-only. They only catch indoor pests, such as the occasional housefly. It's impressive to see them leap and/or reach into the air to grab one. Never seen a cat do that before these two.
	11:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Little Editorialization in the Zappa doc I hear...
	11:10am Hubig Pie: Only one paw Brian, always the right rear one. I think he's OCD
	👻 11:10am tim from champaign (now washington): Speaking of biopics, I just read that Carrie Brownstein is directing a Heart biopic.
	11:12am βrian: We have a fenced-in garden in our front yard, so kitty is allowed to lounge there beneath the tomatoes, relatively unattended — though we do keep an eye on him.
	👻 11:13am YETI BOB: @Ike: Sometimes a green leaf-bug gets inside and makes our cats crazy, Sonja will leap into the air but I've never seen her actually catch one.
	11:14am Roberto: On a cassette or Annika set?
	👻 11:14am YETI BOB: I've been hearing a lot of interesting stuff from Matt Lajoie recently.
	11:14am Joe McG: A gen-u-wine cassette tape! Savor the hiss.
	11:15am Joe B: greetings Joe and everyone
	11:15am a polished polish lady: This is FANTASTIC
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Savor the Hiss
	11:15am Handy Haversack: Voltron, when he was younger, would hunt files. He would get up on the highest point in the kitchen and howl and howl at them, and I swear it was as if it demoralized them. They would sink lower and lower and eventually land, and he would leap down and kill them. He would also tear a stuffed eagle off of a toy and hold it under the water in the water dish, howling, until it was thoroughly drowned. The dog was not a fan of this activity.
	11:16am βrian: Analog down-sampling?
	11:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...name a beastie Voltron & see what you get...
	11:18am Joe McG: I like the mood this creates. Hey, Joe! Sorry to go all moody on you before your show. I'll try to swing it back around if I can.
	11:18am Joe B: trouble in mind on a roll this year. i guess no different from their other years.
	11:19am Joe McG: @Joe B.: Agree!
	11:19am βrian: A friend's cat, Grendel, like to disassemble prey on the white down comforter. Yeah, Grendel.
	11:19am Ike: Voltron is such a great cat name. Did he do anything in particular to be awarded this moniker? Toasty got her name from looking vaguely like burnt toast (though most toast isn't that orange, but close enough).
	11:19am Handy Haversack: He is our primary hone-defense pet, Rev Rab.
	11:19am Joe B: @joe - no need do whatever you feel like
	11:20am steveo: enjoying the show today & hello!
	11:20am Malcolm: nice sounds!
	👻 11:20am tim from champaign (now washington): As a physical media hold out, I have found myself buying more cassettes in recent years because in large part I'm priced out of regularly picking up new and used LPs. $20 for a record that a few years ago would have been in the dollar bin is killing my soul.
	11:20am Rocky Horror: Is this live or is this Memorex!!
	11:20am Handy Haversack: Ike, he was just wild and fierce as a kitten. He'd been living in Prospect Park and was found in the wheel well of a parked car.
	11:21am Yes: hey all . good morning
	11:21am βrian: Yeah, cassettes are still cheap unless they have recordings already on them.
	11:21am Roger: the best part of cassettes: When you put them back in, or hit play again, they start right where you left off!
	11:22am Joe McG: There's something kinda Vini Reilly about this. Maybe some Eno/Fripp in there, too.
	11:23am Joe McG: @tim: I hear you! I'm glad I bought so many things when everyone was getting rid of their vinyl.
	11:23am WFMU listener john: @Joe B lived when you really went iff that troll last Monday, that was EPIC
	11:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I always think of Durutti Column gittars some reason...
	11:23am Malcolm: reminds me a lot of this cassette by robert cox allnightflightrecords.com...
	👻 11:24am YETI BOB: @Joe McG: If Vini Reilly smoked a lot of weed he might sound like this
	11:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One Pussyfooting ...
	11:25am Joe McG: I wasn't going to play the whole thing, but it only has 4 more minutes, so I'm going to let it roll. Sounds nice.
	11:25am pgalub: Hey Joe McG and Everyone! If this track were a film, it would be called "My Cousin Vini Reilly".
	👻 11:25am YETI BOB: yeah, don't stop now! :)
	👻 11:26am tim from champaign (now washington): Making literal mix tapes is a blast too.
	11:26am Joe McG: @pgalub: Ha ha ha!
	👻 11:27am tim from champaign (now washington): Great follow up!
	11:27am Chris S: Sarah Davachi! Epic record
	11:28am Tank Top: That Matt LaJoie is still available on tape on bandcamp. Well worth the $8.
	11:29am Joe McG: @Tank Top: Cool! If you get a chance, can you post a link?
	11:29am johnk77: @timfcnw thanks√ here is a link: https://variety.com/2020/music/news/heart-biopic-amazon-ann-wilson-1234841612/
	11:29am Tank Top: mattlajoie.bandcamp.com...
	11:30am Alex in Texas via Kentucky: This is so good
	11:31am Malcolm: my bandcamp wishlist gets longer everytime i tune into wfmu
	11:33am Chris S: Nice transition. Getting woozy
	11:34am Handy Haversack: This Friday is possibly the last Bandcamp Friday. I have not seen any announcement about 2021, but the original announcement was for 2020 only -- a good day to whittle down the wishlist!
	👻 11:35am Brian in UK: Not so much with cats but certainly with dogs you must pick a name that you can call out loud in a public place.
	11:35am Malcolm: @handy yeah i'm planning on going apesh*t on friday to get me through winter
	11:38am richard: holocaust music on a rainy day
	11:39am Emily: This Alison Cotton piece is so beautiful. Heartbreaking.
	11:39am Krys O.: @Ike: I remember when you were naming your cat Toasty.
	11:40am Malcolm: i feel this in my internal organs. It's offally good
	11:40am Alex in Texas via Kentucky: This song sounds like of legend of Zelda and ... braveheart were signed to the ... Swedish international team only to be defeated by ... the super eagles 🦅 in extra time ... and nymphs and the Swedish women’s team descended to ... mourn the fallen ... lads ...
	11:40am Joe McG: We'll pull out of the Slough of Despond after this number. :)
	11:41am Melania: Been listening for years, but have to do so in secret, because of you-know-who....love ya Joe!
	11:41am Handy Haversack: That's progress, Joe! (Though I am enjoying a good Slough.)
	11:41am Malcolm: lol @melania
	11:42am Joe McG: Ha ha ha, thanks Melania!
	11:42am Brendan: Some real gems in this set. Polishing up my mantra on the way to enlightenment.
	11:43am Hubig Pie: The Donald likes his classic rock
	11:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Watching phases : in pandemic - folx applying Ambient topically thick for therapy ...then a disturbing undercurrent couldn't be kept out ...lately I've hungered for Classical Indian Drone but could just be getting transcendental in old mortal age...
	11:44am Roberto: Am I the only one on here today with 100% indoor cats?
	11:44am Roberto: Well technically not 100% -- we used to take one of ours to the park for occasional walks pre-Covid.
	👻 11:46am tim from champaign (now washington): If I were to guess The Prez's favorite songs I would say the Golden Girl's or Diff'rent Strokes theme songs.
	11:47am Brendan: I got to give it to Mary she’s got a lot of pluck
	11:47am Hubig Pie: Me likey this downbeat set
	👻 11:48am tim from champaign (now washington): I bet Joe Biden's favorite song is Bad To The Bone by George Thorogood. He and Bill Clinton used to get hammered and put on sunglasses and sing it together.
	👻 11:48am Brian in UK: Great mix of a show, Joe.
	11:48am Handy Haversack: Roberto, ours don't venture farther than the back stoop or maybe just down to the grass verge to chew some stalks.
	👻 11:48am tim from champaign (now washington): What's Kamala Harris's jam you think?
	11:48am Tank Top: Digging the zen sounds, selector.
	11:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'd guess he'd care no more for Musics than he does for Dogs. Getting spanked with a Forbes by Stormy Daniels is his hit parade...
	11:49am Malcolm: bernie sanders = strictly roots reggae
	11:49am jt: perfect weather for "Cable Hogue"
	11:49am βrian: I'd expect Comma-la is in to Gram(mar) rock.
	11:50am Malcolm: & that's why i love him
	👻 11:50am karlward: I have to go back to listen to Helen of Troy, I never gave that record the chance that it deserves.
	👻 11:50am Brian in UK: Calexico's Ballad of Cable Hogue is a favourite in the this house.
	11:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: media.salon.com...
	👻 11:53am tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks Joe!!!!!
	11:53am prudy: one of my favorite Dylan tunes...thanks Joe...
	11:53am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Joe! Another great Monday morning in your company. Thanks for hosting.
	11:53am Joe McG: @karl: I don't love it, but it has a few really good tunes on it. If "Cable Hogue" were on "Guts," I might not need to keep it. @prudy: I love the song and this version!
	11:53am Corey: I've been busy chasing my 15 month year old boy around the house, but chiming in to say thanks Joe for the great morning of music! Spot on.
	11:54am Chris S: Cale's Island records are incredible, imo. Guts probably has the greatest opening line of any rock song
	11:54am Joe McG: Thanks for saying hello, Corey! Nice to have a tyke to keep you fit!
	11:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'I didn't want to be Dylan - but I knew I wanted to be a Bob Dylan'... - Robyn
	11:55am βrian: Music Underground listeners, the wood thrush alights at noon. wfmu.org...
	👻 11:55am 12539: Thanks Joe! Great show!
	👻 11:55am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Joe. Sending out November in style!
	11:55am Joe McG: Hey, everybody, thanks for listening and commenting today as we round off November. Hope you have a good week as we embark on the last month of this incredibly shitty year!
	11:56am radioronan: Love Robyn's cover of this.. Thanks Joe...thanks skeleton crew..
	11:56am MuttonChops: Great tune to conclude with!
	11:56am Malcolm: great show thanks Joe
	11:56am prudy: amazing rendition...amazing musicians...
	11:56am Hugo (NL): Dito!
	11:56am Chris S: Great show, thanks Joe!
	11:57am Emily: Thanks, Joe!
	11:57am Joe B: great show.
	11:57am Rich in Bay Ridge: Thanks Joe. Great show. Moving.
	11:57am dan in wisconsin: Fantastic. Thank you, Joe.
	11:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I would actually like to be Robyn Hitchcock though... Wonderful Joe McG ! Thx so much.
	11:58am Brendan: Joe thanks for making this rainy Monday cozy and comfy.
	11:58am Danny C: Great show, Joe. As always!
	👻 11:58am Webhamster Henry: Thanks Joe! Yip Yip Yip!
	11:59am βrian: Frau Blücher?
	11:59am Krys O.: Thanks, Joe! FWIW-My kitties, Harvey & Pooka are strictly indoor cats.
	👻 12:00pm yerfriendpaul: Thanks Joe!

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from November 30, 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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November 30, 2020: I Got Older

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Dan Brooks, Sonny Terry, and Brownie McGhee	Theme Music from "Buck and the Preacher"	single	Columbia Pictures	1972	MP3	composed by Benny Carter		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bill Withers	Theme from "Man and Boy" (Better Days)	"Man and Boy" Original Motion Picture Score	Sussex	1971	LP			0:13:39 (Pop-up)
Arthur Lee	(Title Song from the Motion Picture) Thomasine & Bushrod	Black Beauty	High Moon	2014	CD	From 1974		0:17:09 (Pop-up)
Tommie Young	Plantin' Time "Plantin' Time" by "Tommie Young"	Tommie Young Sings Themes from "A Woman Called Moses"	MCA	1978	LP	composed by Van McCoy		0:19:47 (Pop-up)
The Blackbyrds	Cornbread "Cornbread" by "The Blackbyrds"	"Cornbread, Earl and Me" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Recording	Fantasy	1975	LP	composed by Donald Byrd		0:22:56 (Pop-up)
Gladys Knight & the Pips	On and On	Singing the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack "Claudine"	Buddah	1974	LP	composed by Curtis Mayfield		0:26:28 (Pop-up)
The Staple Singers	Let's Do It Again	"Let's Do It Again" Original Sound Track	Curtom	1975	LP	as was this		0:30:22 (Pop-up)
Aretha Franklin	Giving Him Something He Can Feel	Music from the Warner Bros. Motion Picture "Sparkle"	Atlantic	1976	LP	Curtis 3-For!		0:35:19 (Pop-up)
Thelma Houston	The Bingo Long Song (Steal On Home)	single	Motown	1976	45	theme from "The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars and Motor Kings"		0:41:33 (Pop-up)
G.C. Cameron	It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday	"Cooley High" Original Soundtrack	Motown	1975	MP3			0:44:27 (Pop-up)
Rose Royce	Car Wash "Car Wash" by "Rose Royce"	"Car Wash" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack	MCA	1976	LP	composed by Norman Whitfield		0:47:50 (Pop-up)

David Newton and Thee Mighty Angels	My First Band	A Gateway to a Lifetime of Disappointment	Parkfield	2020	CD		*	1:06:51 (Pop-up)
Andy Bell	Skywalker "Skywalker" by "Andy Bell"	The View from Halfway Down	Sonic Cathedral	2020	MP3		*	1:09:47 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Bluebeard "Bluebeard" by "Cocteau Twins"	Four-Calendar Cafe	Capitol	1993	CD			1:15:53 (Pop-up)
Dead Famous People	Turn On the Light	Harry	Fire	2020	CD		*	1:19:49 (Pop-up)
Holy Motors	Come On, Slowly "Come On, Slowly" by "Holy Motors"	Horse	Wharf Cat	2020	CD		*	1:22:43 (Pop-up)
Deidre & the Dark	Can't Believe You're Mine	single	You Too Can Woo	2020	MP3		*	1:26:04 (Pop-up)
Nic Dalton	Good to Me #2 "Good to Me #2" by "Nic Dalton"	Romolo	Half a Cow	2020	LP	circa 1988	*	1:27:59 (Pop-up)
R.AGGS	Tell Us Yourself "Tell Us Yourself" by "R.AGGS"	//TAPE 1//	Rachel Aggs	2020	MP3		*	1:30:16 (Pop-up)
Heather Trost	Train to Nowhere "Train to Nowhere" by "Heather Trost"	Petrichor	Third Man	2020	CD		*	1:32:26 (Pop-up)

Single File: a bunch of orderly 45s in a disorderly row for about a half-hour
Lesley Gore	Just Let Me Cry "Just Let Me Cry" by "Lesley Gore"	single	Mercury	1963	45			1:45:25 (Pop-up)
Clarence Carter	I Smell a Rat "I Smell a Rat" by "Clarence Carter"	single	Atlantic	1969	45			1:47:08 (Pop-up)
Randy Newman	I Love to See You Smile	single	Reprise	1989	45			1:49:44 (Pop-up)
Hon. Nick Jones and Ian McCrae	The Ballad of Lady Di	single	Stiff Aussie	1981	45			1:52:05 (Pop-up)
Peter Gabriel	No Self Control "No Self Control" by "Peter Gabriel"	single	The Famous Charisma Label	1980	45			1:55:27 (Pop-up)
Bobby Caldwell	What You Won't Do for Love	single	Clouds	1978	45			1:59:20 (Pop-up)
Loretta Lynn	Coal Miner's Daughter	single	Decca	1971	45			2:02:39 (Pop-up)
Geri Galian and His Caribbean Rhythm Boys	Tara Lara	single	X	1953	45			2:05:44 (Pop-up)
Donna Summer	Try Me, I Know We Can Make It	single	Oasis	1976	45			2:08:07 (Pop-up)

Matt Lajoie	Light Vortex "Light Vortex" by "Matt Lajoie"	Light Emerging	Trouble in Mind	2020	Cassette		*	2:21:11 (Pop-up)
Sarah Davachi	Ruminant "Ruminant" by "Sarah Davachi"	Cantus, Descant	Late Music	2020	LP		*	2:33:53 (Pop-up)
Alison Cotton	How My Heart Bled in Bleeding Heart Yard	Only Darkness Now	Cardinal Fuzz/Feeding Tube	2020	LP		*	2:39:47 (Pop-up)
Joseph Allred	Earthly Love "Earthly Love" by "Joseph Allred"	Michael	Feeding Tube	2020	LP		*	2:45:36 (Pop-up)
Mary Lattimore	Pine Trees "Pine Trees" by "Mary Lattimore"	Silver Ladders	Ghostly International	2020	CD	can't believe I haven't played the new Mary on the show yet	*	2:51:28 (Pop-up)
John Cale	Cable Hogue "Cable Hogue" by "John Cale"	Helen of Troy	Island	1975	LP			2:54:37 (Pop-up)
Robyn Hitchcock	Not Dark Yet "Not Dark Yet" by "Robyn Hitchcock"	Hits from the Cloud, v. 5: The Frow Show's 2020 Marathon Premium	WFMU	2020	CD-R	with William Tyler, Benmont Tench, and Thayer Serrano, live in L.A. 8/30/18		2:58:13 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am David (in London): Good afternoon Yippers. Hey Joe.
	👻 9:00am 12539: Ray Dee Oh!
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Yip and tuck, Yippers! And good morning (local time), Joe, David, all.
	9:01am WFMU listener john: Morning fellow yippers
	9:01am HyperDose: 👽 📻 👾
	👻 9:01am Marley P. Dogg: Yip yip for you, yip yip for me, I’ll have a yip and you’ll have one too
	9:01am WFMU listener john: @David morning
	9:02am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:03am Buddha of Suburbia: Morning Joe McGasko! Hi gang!
	9:04am TDK60: Good morning Joe. I was gonna say something clever or funny but am blank (even tho I'm older than the blank generation).
	9:04am Sylvia (France-NYC): Good morning/afternoon Joe! David! Handy! 12539! listener John! TDK60! and all!
	9:04am Stashu: Oh radio.
	9:04am David (in London): Handy, john, Krys, TDK, greetings groovers. I have an online workshop to attend this afternoon, but I'm trying to squeeze all the juice out of this first half hour of the show.
	9:05am David (in London): Buddha, Sylvia!
	9:05am Rick A.: After Devon, you are the king of film music, Joe! I really appreciate your recent focus on film music. Incidentally, I saw this film not too long ago. It's great. Harry Belafonte is barely recognizable as the roguish Buck.
	👻 9:06am YETI BOB: i missed the yips but this is pretty great. i love the bouncy jaw harp. good morning!
	9:06am Handy Haversack: Hi, Sylvia!
	👻 9:07am Webhamster Henry: Good morning Harmonicats!
	9:07am WFMU listener john: @Sylvia morning @YETI BOB morning
	9:08am dale: hello. was this an abc movie of the week?
	9:08am Deborah: Good Morning from rainy Montclair!
	9:08am Joe McG: Hey, radio friends, welcome to the show! Starting off with some film music today since I'm watching a lot of movies lately. Thanks for joining me!
	9:08am Sylvia (France-NYC): morning @Deborah!
	9:09am WFMU listener john: @Deborah morning
	👻 9:09am YETI BOB: Hi John, happy Monday! (And Handy and Sylvia and David and TDK and Buddha and all the friendly folks here)
	9:09am Stashu: Radio radio radio radio
	9:09am Rick A.: You are teaching me a lot about unheralded 70s movies. I have never heard of this film nor did I know that Bill Withers sang a movie theme song. The world is still filled with new possibilities of knowledge!
	9:10am Buddha of Suburbia: LOL! Dale, you're such a gooph. Hey Joe! Hi David in London! Hey Yeti Bob! I thought this was Richie Havens at first.
	9:10am WFMU listener john: @joe mcg we all are and boy does Shazam come in handy at times
	9:10am Handy Haversack: Stashu!!! Happy radio days!
	9:10am dale: a bill cosby comedy/drama western - who knew?
	9:10am Buddha of Suburbia: STASHU!!!! STASHU!!! Hello my darling!!!
	9:10am Stashu: High low hi ho dee doo
	9:11am Joe McG: Stashu stashu stashu stashu! @Rick: Glad I can shine the spotlight sometimes. :)
	👻 9:11am YETI BOB: You've been watching some obscure movies, Joe!
	👻 9:12am YETI BOB: (Which is to say, I haven't heard of 'em)
	9:12am The Oscar: Mornin'! Digging these soundtrack tunes-- never heard this Arthur Lee!
	9:12am Rich in Bay Ridge: I havet to admit to ignoring Bill Withers' music for most of my life. Took 40+ years before I realized how incredible he is.
	9:13am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Speaking of obscure movies, I've been reading Goldsmith's book about ubuweb. Didn't even know there was a WFMU connection there.
	9:13am Handy Haversack: I am also from 1974, but that tune sounded a lot better than I do.
	9:13am Rachel Bo Bachel: Enjoying the smooth vibes this AM Joe! Ps belated hi Mr. Haversack! Happy rainy Monday all!
	9:13am Handy Haversack: Woods! I was the production editor on that book! Are you enjoying?
	9:14am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Handy Totally! It's fantastic. I've been a fan of that site for years. Really interesting to read about it from the inside.
	9:14am David (in London): Phsaw, Handy! There's hardly a sliver of difference between a nightingale and your good self. Hey Yeti Bob.
	9:14am Strandlund: ubuweb is incredible! I love that site!
	9:15am TDK60: Hi David, Yeti, and you over there, radio/internet listener.
	9:15am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): For those interested, the book is "Duchamp Is My Lawyer" by Kenneth Goldsmith. Great stuff!
	9:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Got my shiny satin overalls & I'm ready for that Kuntry Disko !
	9:16am Handy Haversack: So cool to hear someone enjoying something I worked on. I will let the acquiring editor know, too. Scholarly books don't necessarily always elicit enjoyment -- it feels great to work on one that's both important and interesting. Really glad you like it. Any editing errors are, uh, Bagpipe's fault!
	9:18am Buddha of Suburbia: He's Cornbread?
	👻 9:18am YETI BOB: I should probably pick up a copy, I've been a fan of KG and Ubuweb for years.
	9:18am Strandlund: I'll look that title up WoodsOfNH (now Maine). Thanks!
	👻 9:19am Webhamster Henry: Kenny G started at WFMU curating the Coyle and Sharpe interview air check show.
	9:19am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Handy I know how you feel. I've been working on software for decades and the vast majority of it has disappeared into the bowels of embedded systems. But one time, I was on a project that did a site redesign for the NBA. For several years, I could actually see stuff that I'd written on that site.
	9:19am Strandlund: "He was just drinking his orange pop..."
	9:20am dale: is the theme from 'mother jugs and speed' far off?
	9:20am Zephyr: “Cornbread Earl and Me” was Laurence Fushburn’s acting debut. The film was based on two legendary Philly graffiti writers (Google Cornbread if you’re curious)....Ironically, by the time it made it to the screen no graffiti aspects were in the film at all.
	9:20am Krys O.: Claudine is still a powerful movie.
	9:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: As Duchamp is my lawyer I didn't know the mighty Arthur Lee did any soundtrack either - but I can imagine LA stylee working like that...
	👻 9:21am Webhamster Henry: @WoodsOfME: I used to see my custom email X-headers in Notify New York alert emails. But they switched providers a few years ago.
	9:21am TDK60: Sounds like an interesting book, Woods and Handy. I've barely scratched the surface of the Ubu area.
	9:21am Krys O.: I remember seeing Buck & the Preacher, Cornbread, and Claudine on TV.
	9:22am Joe McG: @Krys O.: I just watched it on Saturday. The ending is a bit too neat, but up to then, it was outstanding. Great film.
	9:22am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning
	9:22am annette: just checking in to say still being thankful for ALL you wonderful folks world over. oh yeah. music touching me.
	9:22am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Webmaster Henry: It felt sort of nerdy and pathetic to do a "view source" on the site just to see what I'd written. Didn't stop me from doing it. Ha!
	9:22am Gerard: Thanks for letting me relive my teenhood! Great tunes
	9:22am Krys O.: Got anything from the Bustin' Loose soundtrack?
	9:22am Rachel Bo Bachel: Ya Boods what does it mean??
	9:22am Handy Haversack: Hey, Phillippe!
	9:23am Joe McG: Thanks for saying hello, Annette and Gerard!
	9:23am PKNY: Curtis Mayfield once again winning on the songwriting/production on this Gladys Knight track!
	9:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Google Cornbread If You're Curious ...gems just appear as you walk thru the path of FMU comments...
	9:23am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): If I wasn't so tired I'd get up and bust a move. Or something.
	9:23am WFMU listener john: @Phillippe morning Dancing in my chair guys
	9:23am Rachel Bo Bachel: I can’t even tell if it’s a compliment or what. Cornbread is delish tho so I’m guessing yes?
	9:23am Phillippe Bastille: What's goin' on Handy, Listener John? Good holiday?
	9:24am WFMU listener john: @Phillippe pretty good
	9:24am Buddha of Suburbia: Rachel Bo Bachel, right?? I mean I love Cornbread tis true, but if someone called me that I think I'd have a problem.
	9:24am PKNY: A Curtis production/writing doubleshot!
	👻 9:25am Webhamster Henry: One of Kenny G's segments was the "Letters to Kenny G" from people who thought he was the other Kenny G. brooklynrail.org...
	9:25am Handy Haversack: I could use another weekend, Phillippe, but we got through. No cranberry pie, though! Kate made her feelings clear on that one. You?
	9:25am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Joe McG: Diggin' these vibes. Hopefully we don't have any trolls today.
	9:25am Krys O.: The movie Car Wash is another one that is must-see.
	9:26am TDK60: Ubu Web used to be linked on the WFMU main page. Doesn't appear to be anymore. [?]
	9:26am Buddha of Suburbia: Webhamster Henry I once quit a waitressing job because we only had one C.D. and it was Kenny G. 8 hours of Kenny G. When asked why I was leaving, "I said, "THERE'S ONLY SO MUCH ONE CAN TAKE OF KENNY FUCKING G! EVERY DARN DAY!!"
	9:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...ahm gettin' a very non-Sunday School thang from this Staples !! :O
	9:27am P-90: Theme song to the 1975 movie. Directed by Sidney Poitier. Hi Joe & Surface Dwellers.
	👻 9:27am Webhamster Henry: @Buddha/Suburbia I feel your pain.
	9:27am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Buddha Such words!! "DARN"!!! ;-)
	9:27am TDK60: Buddha, even waiters have principles!
	9:28am Phillippe Bastille: @Handy I made that cranberry pie I linked to. Too tart for the family. The green tomato pie was consumed well beforehand.
	9:29am David (in London): Hey Phillippe.
	9:29am PKNY: A Curtis OST rock block!
	9:29am Handy Haversack: History will vindicate you, Phillippe!
	9:30am dale: phillipe - i've made apple pie and tossed cranberries in. perfect mix of sweet and tart.
	9:31am David (in London): Darn it, gotta split now. Thanks for a great, er, half hour Joe. See you later groovers.
	9:31am Handy Haversack: L8r, David!
	9:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Too Tart For The Family ...I'm set for album names for a few years @ this rate...
	9:33am Buddha of Suburbia: TDK60, WoodsofNH, and Webmaster Henry, apologies, not very Buddhist of me I know, but KENNY G?? 8 hours a day??!!
	👻 9:34am Brian in UK: Hey Joe & Monday morning people.
	9:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: just damn but voice of Aretha
	9:34am Kevin-san: Atlantic era Aretha is the pinnacle!
	9:35am P-90: Nothing Buddhist about Kenny G. If you checked with Alan Watts he would 100% confirm.
	9:35am Phillippe Bastille: @dale that would've been better. Mine was pretty to look at, but not great to eat.
	9:36am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): My favorite Kenny G-related thing is Pat Metheny teeing off on him for doing the music of Louis Armstrong.
	9:36am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Buddha - as Jaques Attali made explicit - Sound is Territory.
	9:37am Tim 07030: Good morning Joe, hope you had a great Thanksgiving! And thanks for a baseball song on a rainy November day!
	9:37am dano59: I'm flashing on great soundtracks and "Killer of Sheep" just went by. No album though... Morning, Joe
	9:37am Deborah: @Sylvia, Listener John Good morning! Rainy and damp around here. Good day to lounge and listen to Radio Radio!
	9:38am Buddha of Suburbia: Sorry Webhamster Henry for spelling your name wrong. Revolution Rabbit Nov 63, absolutely! WoodsofNH, LOL!
	9:38am Krys O.: Cooley High! Wow, dipping back into the memory banks. Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs was in that.
	9:38am dale: someone slowed down freedird!
	👻 9:38am LW Rhino: Good Morning Joe Mc Gasko.
	9:38am Buddha of Suburbia: Ha ha Dale! You're a funny bloke!
	9:39am Buddha of Suburbia: Hey Krys.O! Hi LW Rhino! Rachel Bo Bachel are you still here? Hey Deborah!
	9:39am Krys O.: BTW-G.C. Cameron was in The Spinners.
	9:39am Joe McG: @dano59: Great film, yes! I don't know of any music from it, though. @Tim: Sure! I think that's a very fun baseball movie. @LWRhino: Hey, Rhino!
	9:40am andy the painter: oh man i remember this Bingo Long movie. a baseball Harlem Globetrotters thing set in the thirties(?)
	9:40am Krys O.: Correct, andy the painter.
	9:40am Tim 07030: I think I only own one soundtrack album to a movie I've never seen: 'The Horse Whisperer'
	9:40am johnk77: another great set selecter thomasine & bushrod included w/amazon prime just added it to watchlist
	9:41am TVP: with Billy Dee Williams as Not Satchel Paige and James Earl Jones as Not Josh Gibson.
	9:41am Krys O.: YAY!!!!! My favorite! Rose Royce <3
	9:42am Krys O.: Used to watch Cotton Comes to Harlem on TV back then too.
	9:42am adampsyche: good morning! was delighted to get a wfmu hellraiser package in the mail this week
	9:42am Asheville Jon: CAH WERSH!!!
	👻 9:42am LW Rhino: Mother Nature is going to wash my car today for sure here in Northern NJ !!!!!
	9:43am TDK60: ! Haven't heard Car Wash since when....
	9:43am Krys O.: Franklin Ajaye should have been HUGE.
	9:43am Rachel Bo Bachel: Boods I am on and off as usual ;D just put some egg nog in my coffee, cheers! Krys O. these guys are so good, right? Boods can’t believe you survived all that Kenny G! I hope they took notes at your exit interview!!
	9:44am Baja Joe: Hidey Ho Joe!
	9:44am Krys O.: We used to break out Rose Royce and Atlantic Starr albums at the record store in the 80s.
	9:44am alanr: Cool rainy day in the NYC area and we got a dance party goin' on, fragmented into separate home dance spaces! So nice.
	9:44am andy the painter: i remember my friends and i trying to replicate the baseball tricks after seeing the movie
	9:44am adampsyche: I just put egg nog I'd frosted flakes
	9:45am annette: @Buddah on the bright side. worked in friends chinese restaurant. cassette tapes in unknown lingo being played forever. BUT some tapes i hated. others, i could feel the story and loved even though i didnt know the language
	9:45am John In Bklyn: Prof. Irwin Corey should have gotten the Oscar for his performance. Hello Joe and Noisers!
	9:45am Rocky Horror: The Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show needsto show up at some point!!
	9:46am Krys O.: RIGHT, John in Bklyn!
	9:46am Rachel Bo Bachel: Adampsyche someone’s gonna be hyper! Rocky!!!
	9:47am Buddha of Suburbia: Rachel Bo Bachel, My bosses were two New Yorkers who left their high level corporate jobs in city to move to CT and open up a big Ice-cream/restaurant. They lived together as well, but would never admit they were a gay couple. Anyway, I still can't listen to Kenny G to this day. Saw him recently on some awards show performance. He made no sense being there. And he still had the hair.
	9:48am Stillwell Coney Islander: What about The Landlord with Beau Bridges, Louis Gossit Jr. A 1970 film
	9:48am Rocky Horror: Good morning Rachel Bo Bachel
	9:48am johnk77: there was a great photo of professor irwin corey in the office of the village vanguard
	9:48am P-90: Claudine! A neglected classic.
	9:49am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Joe & all!
	9:50am annette: egg nog for my milk bath while viewing a christmas tree made of toilet paper. write a covid song if you pleeze
	9:50am Crei6hton: Morning WFMU!
	9:51am Deborah: @Buddha of Suburbia Hi Buddha! Reading the posts and silently replying. Love the music this morning and not doing necessary teaching work. Oh well!
	👻 9:51am LW Rhino: Hey there GZ5.
	9:51am Emily: “Car Wash” soundtrack is my super fave album.
	9:53am Buddha of Suburbia: Annette, there's this Thai restaurant my dad and I like to go to. And they have great Thai music playing covers of Bon Jovi and Guns N Rose's and other Rock all in Thai. It's awesome.
	9:53am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I was confused for a second, thought he was talking about "Glitter." Oops.
	9:53am Buddha of Suburbia: I try, I really do, but never enjoy Egg Nog. My boyfriend LOVES it.
	9:53am medson: Good morning Joe and everyone. Hope all are doing well.
	9:54am Buddha of Suburbia: MEDSON!!! Hi!
	👻 9:55am Brian in UK: Remember seeing Hickey & Boggs way back with Bob Culp & Bill Cosby. There was one scene in it where they eat chili dogs, the most disgusting looking food on film.
	9:56am listener Rey: Good morning. That was a nice set, I'll need to revisit some of these movies. Saw most of them as a kid and don't rememer all that much about them anymore.
	9:56am Buddha of Suburbia: Did anyone see THE UNDOING on HBO? With Hugh Grant and Nicole Kidman?
	👻 9:57am Brian in UK: Joe, do you like M. Hulot films?
	9:57am Krys O.: @Brian in UK: The movie Mother, Juggs & Speed had Cosby, Robert Culp and Rachel Welch. It was trash, but somewhat entertaining back then. Don't think it would have aged well.
	9:57am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Movies: It is time for my twice-yearly rewatching of "Big Night." And then my favorite movie: Diva.
	9:58am Krys O.: *Raquel Welch....
	9:58am Chris S: Just watched Light Sleeper. Great. Just like American Gigolo, only replace Richard Gere with Willem Defoe.
	9:58am HashtagJohnWayne: I highly recommend "I Lost My Body" and Netflix's "Circus Of Books"
	9:58am Rocky Horror: Alice's Resturant staring Arlo Guthrie is a good one
	9:59am Greg from ZONE 5: I did all the Tatis in September and now I'm stuck in a Karel Zeman rabbit hole. All day. Zeman, Zeman, Zeman. Baron Prasil and Invention for Destruction are 2 of the best films ever filmed.
	9:59am Krys O.: Golly, I misremembered Robert Culp. It was Harvey Keitel in MJ &S. Oy, need more coffee. ;P
	10:00am Chris S: @Rocky Horror Alice’s Restaurant is great and delightfully weird
	10:00am Ed: Great series on TCM for films directed by women. Checked out "Heart of a Dog" by Laurie Anderson, "Outrage" by Ida Lupino, and "Stories We Tell," by Sarah Polley.
	10:00am Joe McG: @Greg: I'm glad you understand my Tati love. I have to check out Karel Zeman! Love hearing about what everyone is watching, thanks for the recommendations.
	10:00am Tim 07030: @Buddha I saw it! During the finale last night did you, like me, wish you had a brick to throw at the TV?
	10:02am Chris S: @Ed if you’re into Mexican movies, check out Sin Dejar Huella, also directed by a woman, Maria Novaro
	10:02am Buddha of Suburbia: Are you a Francophile, Joe McGasko? My dad is the president of Alliance Alliance Alliance Française. The treasurer owns a film theatre and would get foreign films in just for their group. I always enjoyed them. Did you ever see The Hairdresser? Directed by Leconte. Jean Rochefort stars in it. Very good!!!
	10:03am Tim 07030: Well Greg, I've always said that you ze-man!
	10:03am John in Phoenixville: @ Joe McG: I’ve been doing 30 days of film noir for NOirVEMBER. I think you might have inspired it when you played that track from “Kiss Me Deadly” a while back (“I’d Rather Have The Blues” by Nat “King” Cole), so thanks! I would recommend “Raw Deal,” “Act of Violence,” and “City That Never Sleeps” if you haven’t seen them and are interested.
	10:03am Chris S: @WoodsofNH Diva is underrated for sure
	10:03am Buddha of Suburbia: Tim O7030! Oh my GOD! Absolutely!!! What the heck? All that build up for that?? Seriously?
	10:04am Joe McG: @Buddha: Yes, I love French films! How cool that you had that access. @John: Great to hear! I've seen all of those and they are great faves.
	10:04am Handy Haversack: Hey, Greg from ZONE 5. Of our Oct.-Nov. horror movie dive, the ones we liked the most are Color Out of Space The Girl with All the Gifts The Wolf of Snow Hollow Possessor: Uncut Vampires vs. the Bronx
	10:04am Buddha of Suburbia: Oh my Lordeth..Did I write Alliance Alliance Alliance.....what the heck?
	10:04am Greg from ZONE 5: Back atcha, Tim! And if you haven't seen The Illusionist, check that out! Made from an unproduced Tati script.
	10:05am Phillippe Bastille: Hulu had a great Black Friday deal -- $24 for the whole year. Link is good for another 16 hours. Bargain access to even more movies! www.hulu.com...
	10:05am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Chris S: I feel like I'm the only person who's ever heard of it! Love the soundtrack too.
	10:06am Greg from ZONE 5: My friend recommended Wolf of Snow Hollow as well, Handy. Def on the list.
	👻 10:06am YETI BOB: We watched some French Noir recently. I loved "Elevator to the Gallows" (Miles Davis soundtrack!) and "Bob Le Flambeur"
	10:06am annette: @Buddha...while learnin italian language, music was a great teacher. fell in love with AVENTURRA A DURANGO only to find it was a Dylan song. another puzzle piece.
	10:07am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: That Miles soundtrack rates right up there for me. Atmospheric in the same manner as In A Silent Way.
	10:08am Joe McG: @YETI BOB: Both stone classics!
	10:08am Chris S: @WoodsofNH yeah I wish more people knew about it, but it does feel like you enter a parallel universe when you discover it
	10:08am Buddha of Suburbia: Annette, that's so interesting!! Love that!!!I'll have to check them out, Yeti Bob.
	10:10am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	10:10am Glorious Estephonic: Aaaaaaaaaaahhhhh love this song <3 my anthem
	10:10am Rachel Bo Bachel: Love this song!! It’s one of my friend Este’s favorites!!
	10:10am prudy: Cocteau Twins...blast from the past...
	10:11am Buddha of Suburbia: Has anyone ever watched the French soap Plus Belle La Vie? It's on TV5Monde. My dad has that channel at his house. We used to watch it when I'd come over. It's pretty good. Cocteau Twins brings me back. LOL!
	10:11am Krys O.: @Ed: I've recorded all the Women Make Film episodes. Tomorrow is the last one. It's been a fascinating 14 weeks.
	👻 10:11am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Joe and noisemakers. Last day of the month already!
	10:11am djsheilab: I have such a soft spot for Four Calendar Cafe. Glad to hear it on this rainy Monday. Been listening to your show since the start. Killer Aretha track! Morning Joe!
	10:12am Krys O.: @Buddha: I won a scholarship to study at Alliance Francaise in Paris when I graduated high school in 1981.
	10:12am Joe McG: Good morning, Sheila B.! Glad everyone's enjoying.
	👻 10:12am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Sheila. How is your social media situation going? Making progress? We support you!
	10:13am Buddha of Suburbia: Krys O, that's AMAZING!!! You went, right?? Rachel Bo Bachel keep your peepers out for a parcel in the mail. They're thinking today, but that mail's been slow lately.
	10:13am John in Phoenixville: @ Joe McG: As I’ve said before, you have excellent taste! Thanks brightening this dreary day with another great show.
	10:13am Baja Joe: Love hearing Cocteau Twins. Thank you!
	10:13am mariano: 'Morning all.
	👻 10:14am Brian in UK: Joe, you could do worse that watch films of Patricia Highsmith's books. Double Indemnity, The American Friend & Carol being a small selection.
	10:14am Rocky Horror: You know what these songs need? MORE COWBELL!!
	10:15am Joe McG: That's so kind, John, thanks for the nice words. @Brian: Good idea! I could watch "Double Indemnity" over and over.
	10:16am Deborah: Love that song!
	10:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...needs me on weird lead gittar. Or cowbell. There's parity there...
	10:16am Buddha of Suburbia: This reminds me of Julee Cruise meets Cowboy Junkies.
	👻 10:17am Brian in UK: Holy Motors, band & film. www.rottentomatoes.com...
	10:18am Joe McG: @Buddha: I think that's a pretty spot-on assessment! @brian: I love that accordion song in the middle of that movie.
	10:19am WFMU listener john: @Buddha listen to the cowboy junkie trinity album, they do a killer version of sweet Jane
	10:19am annette: gotta leave ya. rain falling hard. love the sound. YOOZ and me and rain on the roof...cuddles,all
	10:19am dominique: thank you for the holy motors <3
	10:19am Chris S: @Joe McG the accordion song is a RL Burnside cover, I believe
	10:20am Chris S: And it’s amazing!
	10:21am Joe McG: @Chris S.: Yes! I love it. @dominque: You're welcome!
	👻 10:21am YETI BOB: On the French Noir kick, "Touchez pas au grisbi" is also fantastic. I have always loved "Grand Illusion" and it was interesting seeing Jean Gabin's late-career comeback. (These films are all on Criterion)
	10:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Can't Believe reminds of Nilsson - oddly enuff...
	10:22am mariano: "Double Indemnity" is Highsmith? Interwebs say it's James M. Cain. Sorry, don't mean to roll the golden apple of discord into our midst.
	👻 10:22am Brian in UK: Liking the last three labels. Wharf cat you too can woo half a cow.
	10:22am Buddha of Suburbia: WFMU Listener John! I know that one! Thanks for reminding me though. Love their version!! So good! Hey Mariano! Hey thanks, Joe McGasko!
	10:22am dominique: This set is bringing me such joy!!!!!!! grateful for this time
	👻 10:23am Brian in UK: mariano, hands up on that one.
	10:23am Handy Haversack: Mariano, if you'd stop carrying those things around, there'd be fewer of these incidents!
	10:24am Krys O.: Bien sur, Buddha. I went to Paris on the scholarship.
	10:25am WFMU listener john: @Buddha your welcome it is nice to be among fellow music nerds
	10:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think Lou said that was the definitive version - course he said lots of things... I reckon them & Mazzy Star & the like exist because of the Velvet's third album : Dark Folk Rawk...
	👻 10:25am YETI BOB: @mariano: I like this book cover upload.wikimedia.org...
	10:25am Krys O.: I watched Angel at My Table this weekend. Missed it when it came out in 1990. @Yeti Bob: I saw Elevator to the Gallows on a big screen in Manhattan many years ago. Fabulous.
	10:26am Joe McG: Wow, Krys, I haven't seen that since it came out. Did you like?
	10:26am SheWolf: Angel at my Table is hypnotic.
	10:26am Tank Top: After those first few notes I thought we were going Under the Bridge.
	👻 10:28am YETI BOB: @Krys O: You are the one who turned me on to "Elevator", which led to a whole bunch of other great films in that genre. So, thanks!!! "Grisbi" and "Bob" in particular, something about these supercool, stylish, aging gangsters who just want to get out of the game is appealing to me.
	👻 10:28am YETI BOB: (And I get to brush up on my French a bit!)
	10:29am mariano: Brian: At first I was excited at the prospect. Should've left well enough alone. Handy: Well, if people would just remember to invite me to their Olympian weddings, maybe I wouldn't have to. Can't go wrong with "Night and the City" either. Richard Widmark has to have been the inspiration for Nicholson's portrayal of Jake in "Chinatown," and you can see my avatar in one of his few serious roles as a London-based Greek gangster.
	10:29am Handy Haversack: I was a little worried about one of the cats because she had not come in to yell at me to pet her and then bite me to get me to stop petting her, but all is OK now. Rainy days get going slow, I guess.
	10:29am Buddha of Suburbia: Krys O. c'est génial! J'ai vécu un peu à Paris. Ça me manque toujours. En parlant de films. Montparnasse était un endroit idéal pour voir des films.
	10:30am mariano: YETI BOB: Love those pulp covers.
	10:30am Rich in Bristol: This Heather Trost number is a serious tune!
	10:30am Joe McG: @Rich: I love how it keeps threatening to dissolve and then revives!
	10:31am Rich in Bristol: @Joe: YES!!!
	10:31am Krys O.: Jane Campion is a brilliant director. Angel at My Table was epic in scope and so intimate too. A couple of the scenes were too heavy for me, but that's just where my head is at these days with pandemic PTSD.
	👻 10:31am Brian in UK: mariano, can see now where I mixed up Strangers on a Train and the train scene in DI.
	10:32am P-90: I love when a string pad starts up like that and for a moment it sounds like a Mellotron even though it isn’t.
	10:32am Jason from Houston: Dang... That was some song.
	10:32am P-90: But I’m weird.
	👻 10:32am YETI BOB: @HH: Typically Albert wakes me up around 5-6AM to open the door so he can go out rat-hunting (the best time!). But today he just slept all morning. It's the beginning of Hibernation Season.
	10:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I wonder what the total difference Lynch has had on Music might be if measured... Do I overestimate it?
	10:33am Buddha of Suburbia: OH MY GOD! I got excited!!! I was so looking forward to listening to your bed music!!!
	10:34am Handy Haversack: Do they come to WFMU only when the wind is in the east?
	10:34am Listener Baby: Good morning Joe. Hope all is great. Good morning austere listeners!
	10:35am mugamo: Great show Joe!
	10:35am Listener Baby: Astute
	10:36am mariano: Brian in UK: Interesting, never made the connection. Guess I'll just have to rewatch both in the name of science.
	10:36am Listener Baby: Though there is nothing wrong with austere
	10:37am βrian: Damn, the cat was irradiating me with sleep rays. I just woke up! Ah, covid time.
	10:37am Troymo: Milk and Kisses was the final album from the Cocteau Twins
	10:37am Malcolm: hello friends, tuning in on time for single file :)
	10:38am ZeeBee: Just rolling outta my bed hanging with my cat feeling alright; happy to be here!
	10:38am Buddha of Suburbia: I'm gonna get going. Thanks for a great show Joe McGasko! This was a great playlist for a grey rainy day. Hope you are safe and well. Have a good one! Bye friends!
	10:38am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	10:38am Malcolm: bye buddha!
	10:39am Handy Haversack: L8r on, Boodz!
	10:39am Jason from Houston: ꒰⌯•̩̩̩́ ˑ̫ •̩̩̩̀⌯꒱
	10:39am earthwalker: Yo Joe We love listening to you talk !
	10:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: flip side Boods
	10:40am Hubig Pie: Last week's Noir Alley featured figure skating and murder
	10:40am Buddha of Suburbia: Bye Malcolm! Later Handy! If Rachel Bo Bachel comes back on board please tell her I said "Bye and love you"! You betcha Revolution Rabbit Nov 63! Au revoir, Earthwalker!
	10:40am Krys O.: Yes, @Hubig Pie! I loved Belita and Barry Sullivan in The Gangster too.
	10:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OMG Leslie - the production. My birth year.
	👻 10:40am YETI BOB: @Joe: This one is for my cat Albert!! Thanks.
	10:41am Jason from Houston: Niiiiice...
	10:42am Joe McG: @YETI BOB: Ha! Yes, consider this one a dedication to all the Cats and Rats out there.
	10:43am JtotheK: wait, Clarence Carter gets airplay and it's not the track Ken spins? whoa! hi joe, hi everyone.
	10:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Waiting for Metal Rat Year to become Metal Ox. Are we ever. HBD Randy !
	10:44am Krys O.: Quincy Jones produced Lesley Gore.
	10:44am Dennis Diken: go Joe! diggin'!
	10:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Aha.
	10:45am John In Bklyn: Was Lesley Gore EVER happy? Jeez.
	10:45am MikeG: WHAAAT? The Lady Di Song!!!
	10:46am Joe McG: @JtotheK: I have "Strokin;" but I never played it since Ken kind of OWNS it. Hey, Dennis D.!
	10:46am Malcolm: better than 'candle in the wind'
	10:46am Ike: Wait, Clarence Carter was an actual artist and did actual songs at one point before declining to become the Patron Saint of the Goat Alarm? Wow.
	👻 10:46am Brian in UK: Love dubious rhyming.
	10:47am Krys O.: Sunshine, Lollypops and Rainbows was Lesley Gore at the other end of the emotion spectrum.
	10:47am Ike: *declining and becoming
	10:47am Joe McG: @Malcolm: Ha ha ha
	10:47am βrian: FMU could host weddings in its basement, for those who wish to marry beneath their station.
	10:48am Krys O.: This is quite bizarre. @Buddah: I arrived in Paris on the day that Charles and Di married. I listened to it on the radio in my hotel room.
	10:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: So Di & Mother Theresa died about the same time. They get to Heaven - & Theresa says to God - yerknew - I'm not the type to complain - but I'm like a Saint. Why has Di got a Halo & I don't? God says that's not a Halo - it's a steering wheel...
	10:48am prudy: Brian: ha ha!
	10:49am prudy: LOVE this Peter Gabriel..thanks Joe
	10:49am queems: peter gabriel is so good
	10:49am Malcolm: lol @revolution rabbit
	10:49am Pomvanroy: One of my faves of Pete's
	10:50am Krys O.: @Ike: Clarence Carter's hit was Patches.
	10:50am Joe McG: Big Phil on the drums! ;)
	10:50am Dennis Diken: Lesley Gore was in a reasonably good humor with "California Nights" - took her til '67!
	10:50am Handy Haversack: YB, our friends who have moved away from BK had a back yard and put in a cat door for their cat, who was a real hunter. She brought in rats, pigeons, one time even an only stunned flicker, which is a pretty amazingly scary thing to try to shoo out of the house. They eventually got a new kitten who was a total diva but wanted to seem cool like the other cat. So she started "hunting" -- and bringing in snails.
	10:50am Pomvanroy: Thudathud Thud!!
	👻 10:50am Webhamster Henry: Lady Di was inescapable at the time of her wedding. My cousin got married about the same time, my father made up a parody newspaper for them.
	10:50am Chris S: This is the jam
	10:51am JtotheK: @Ike and Joe - haha. I found the Clarence Carter strokin' 45 in area record store 50 cent bin, well worth it. But it doesn't have the same magic as when Ken plays it. And yes, now all other Carter songs for me I can't not think about ... the other song.
	10:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pete & Phil ! (Where Phil belongs...)
	10:51am Malcolm: in 1997 I witnessed someone buying ten copies of the candle in the wind cd single. It was distressing
	10:51am Krys O.: @Dennis Diken: Absolutely. California Nights was terrific.
	10:51am Tim 07030: Peter Gabriel never sounds relaxed.
	👻 10:51am yerfriendpaul: Haven't heard this early Peter Gabriel in so long.
	10:51am Joe McG: I think Kate Bush sings back-ups, too.
	10:51am John In Bklyn: One of my fave Gabriel tunes. Love the way the drums enter. Maybe a prototype for In The Air Tonight?
	10:52am Dean: A relatively relaxed Peter makes background vocal appearances on Charlie Drake's "You Never Know."
	10:53am βrian: I read about someone who set up a kind of facial-recognition detector, to prevent the cat door from opening when kitty had something in her maw.
	👻 10:53am yerfriendpaul: Awwww yeahhhhhh
	10:53am Andrew_in_WI: We need a Laura Branigan vs Peter Gabriel "Self Control" mashup
	10:53am Malcolm: chooooooooooooooooooooooooooon
	10:53am Joe McG: Bobby makes up in relaxation what Peter lacks.
	👻 10:54am yerfriendpaul: It's true!
	10:54am johnk77: @brian monty hall is on the first floor and parts of the station are above so once covid era ends dream could be realized?;>
	10:54am Malcolm: sampled on a 2pac song I think?
	10:54am Dean: Even in "Me and My Teddy Bear" Peter's voice has an edge.
	👻 10:54am YETI BOB: I am the doorman for our two cats. I'd be afraid to let them have a cat door, I like to keep a little control over them. I've managed to keep them from slaughtering any birds this season.
	10:55am Lewis: Bobby sounds a bit like Stevie...
	10:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like Producer Bob Ezrin's tale of having a big guy literally tape Gabriel up to a post in the air to get the correct tone of vocal distress...
	10:55am Mister Dobalina: I like the TuPac version of this.
	10:55am Strandlund: SMOOOOOOOOOOOOOTH
	👻 10:55am YETI BOB: Rats are a different story. I don't feel great about the slaughter but we sort of have to keep rats under control in the city. Albert is doing his part.
	10:55am Tom from Stirling: JoeMcg: Kate does sing back-up vocals. Loves Kate Bush
	👻 10:56am karlward: Hell yeah
	👻 10:56am YETI BOB: Sonja watches Albert hunt, she's never killed anything as far as I can tell, she's enthusiastic but lacks Albert's refined technique.
	👻 10:56am karlward: (Hell yeah for Loretta Lynn, not for the mighty rat tidal wave)
	10:57am Colleen: Always enjoy the show, Joe!!
	10:57am Hubig Pie: Covering all the music genres in this set
	10:57am D Rok: Fantastic Single-File so far.
	10:57am βrian: Our cat once pinned down a chipmunk with here paw, but at that point she called out for the instructions manual. She had no interest in biting it. Her job was done. So she lifted her paw and bid it farewell.
	10:57am Joe McG: @Tom: I thought so. I think her voice sticks out more on "Games Without Frontiers." Hi, Colleen!
	10:57am Tom from Stirling: Peter Gabriel's voice sounds like a goat. But I likee
	10:57am Rick A.: This song is one of the few to have the distinction of having a film named after it, like Sam Peckinpah's Convoy. This could be a story corner song as well. Incidentally, Joe, a collection of film songs from the 60s/70s would be a great marathon premium. I would snatch it up!
	10:58am Dean: Or a lamb.
	10:58am a polished polish lady: Good mornin
	10:58am prudy: Sissy Spacek did such an amazing portrayal of Lynn...
	👻 10:59am Brian in UK: One of out little darlings brought in a Robin recently. Always sad to see them bring in any creature but the Robin seemed particularly poignant.
	10:59am listener Rey: @johnk77 Haha, and Testify's Reverend Larry Grogan can officiate
	11:00am Tom from Stirling: Is that the Peter Gabriel album without one drum cymbal?
	👻 11:00am Brian in UK: Dean is that a Genesis link?
	👻 11:00am tim from champaign (now washington): Hey Joe and all you leftover turkey eatin mugs!
	11:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rats are an invasive species here - but then so are cats ...& white people...
	11:00am Handy Haversack: Rex played a good contender for Story Corner on Saturday: "Bury Me Face Down (So I Can See Where I'm Going), Cowboy Copas.
	11:00am Joe McG: Someone at FMU (I think Spazz) recently pointed out that "Coal Miner's Daughter" is one of those rare music bio-pics that is actually a good movie.
	11:01am βrian: Goat guy singer and poundy-poundy drummer guy I can do without.
	11:01am Handy Haversack: Rev Rab, I have been trying to teach our cats to hunt white people, but it's slow going.
	11:01am Dean: Could be, Brian in UK...
	11:01am Joe McG: @Handy: Cowboy Copas has many good story songs, it's true!
	11:01am Mister Dobalina: Did someone say, the...SPazzzzZ?!?
	11:02am Mister Dobalina: Dave the man & Bingo?
	11:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dawna sells it tho' don't she.
	11:03am John In Bklyn: @Tom: Yes
	11:04am Joe McG: I just noticed the little reggae lick in this record!
	11:04am Mister Dobalina: That Donzig mashup, Ken plays on his show, is off the wall good.
	11:04am βrian: Cats have successfully been employed as court-ordered feline tethers. No need for ankle bracelets when kitty's at home.
	👻 11:05am YETI BOB: @βrian: It works for me! I never go anywhere anymore.
	👻 11:05am tim from champaign (now washington): Another music biopic that works is Nico 88 that's streaming from FMU. It 's really good and not embarrassing at all. It inspired me to check out her very last material which is so good.
	11:06am Malcolm: yeah i loved nico 1988, the actor who played nico nailed the vocal stylings
	11:06am Brendan: A Coal Miner’s Disco mash up. Next week only on the ever eclectic Surface Noise.
	11:06am Ike: @Handy@11:01, ROTFL. Tell that joke again during the Old Codger show... I'm sure nobody will flip out in any way whatsoever.
	11:07am Hubig Pie: My cat employs the one paw policy, he stands on my foot whilst I brush my teeth
	11:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I just wish they'd make Docs instead - & then they suck too. & Dramma sells of course.
	👻 11:08am tim from champaign (now washington): Joe - are you familiar with Mission of Burma's "Donna Sumeria"?
	11:08am βrian: @Hubig Pie: So she gives you paw, but never gives you pause?
	11:08am Handy Haversack: Rich in Washington said he watched the Zappa doc on the WFMU On Demand and that it was very good. So I am going to foray into streaming for I think the second time in order to watch that the MacGowan doc.
	11:09am Ike: My apartment is on the top floor, so my cats are strictly indoor-only. They only catch indoor pests, such as the occasional housefly. It's impressive to see them leap and/or reach into the air to grab one. Never seen a cat do that before these two.
	11:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Little Editorialization in the Zappa doc I hear...
	11:10am Hubig Pie: Only one paw Brian, always the right rear one. I think he's OCD
	👻 11:10am tim from champaign (now washington): Speaking of biopics, I just read that Carrie Brownstein is directing a Heart biopic.
	11:12am βrian: We have a fenced-in garden in our front yard, so kitty is allowed to lounge there beneath the tomatoes, relatively unattended — though we do keep an eye on him.
	👻 11:13am YETI BOB: @Ike: Sometimes a green leaf-bug gets inside and makes our cats crazy, Sonja will leap into the air but I've never seen her actually catch one.
	11:14am Roberto: On a cassette or Annika set?
	👻 11:14am YETI BOB: I've been hearing a lot of interesting stuff from Matt Lajoie recently.
	11:14am Joe McG: A gen-u-wine cassette tape! Savor the hiss.
	11:15am Joe B: greetings Joe and everyone
	11:15am a polished polish lady: This is FANTASTIC
	11:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Savor the Hiss
	11:15am Handy Haversack: Voltron, when he was younger, would hunt files. He would get up on the highest point in the kitchen and howl and howl at them, and I swear it was as if it demoralized them. They would sink lower and lower and eventually land, and he would leap down and kill them. He would also tear a stuffed eagle off of a toy and hold it under the water in the water dish, howling, until it was thoroughly drowned. The dog was not a fan of this activity.
	11:16am βrian: Analog down-sampling?
	11:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...name a beastie Voltron & see what you get...
	11:18am Joe McG: I like the mood this creates. Hey, Joe! Sorry to go all moody on you before your show. I'll try to swing it back around if I can.
	11:18am Joe B: trouble in mind on a roll this year. i guess no different from their other years.
	11:19am Joe McG: @Joe B.: Agree!
	11:19am βrian: A friend's cat, Grendel, like to disassemble prey on the white down comforter. Yeah, Grendel.
	11:19am Ike: Voltron is such a great cat name. Did he do anything in particular to be awarded this moniker? Toasty got her name from looking vaguely like burnt toast (though most toast isn't that orange, but close enough).
	11:19am Handy Haversack: He is our primary hone-defense pet, Rev Rab.
	11:19am Joe B: @joe - no need do whatever you feel like
	11:20am steveo: enjoying the show today & hello!
	11:20am Malcolm: nice sounds!
	👻 11:20am tim from champaign (now washington): As a physical media hold out, I have found myself buying more cassettes in recent years because in large part I'm priced out of regularly picking up new and used LPs. $20 for a record that a few years ago would have been in the dollar bin is killing my soul.
	11:20am Rocky Horror: Is this live or is this Memorex!!
	11:20am Handy Haversack: Ike, he was just wild and fierce as a kitten. He'd been living in Prospect Park and was found in the wheel well of a parked car.
	11:21am Yes: hey all . good morning
	11:21am βrian: Yeah, cassettes are still cheap unless they have recordings already on them.
	11:21am Roger: the best part of cassettes: When you put them back in, or hit play again, they start right where you left off!
	11:22am Joe McG: There's something kinda Vini Reilly about this. Maybe some Eno/Fripp in there, too.
	11:23am Joe McG: @tim: I hear you! I'm glad I bought so many things when everyone was getting rid of their vinyl.
	11:23am WFMU listener john: @Joe B lived when you really went iff that troll last Monday, that was EPIC
	11:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I always think of Durutti Column gittars some reason...
	11:23am Malcolm: reminds me a lot of this cassette by robert cox allnightflightrecords.com...
	👻 11:24am YETI BOB: @Joe McG: If Vini Reilly smoked a lot of weed he might sound like this
	11:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: One Pussyfooting ...
	11:25am Joe McG: I wasn't going to play the whole thing, but it only has 4 more minutes, so I'm going to let it roll. Sounds nice.
	11:25am pgalub: Hey Joe McG and Everyone! If this track were a film, it would be called "My Cousin Vini Reilly".
	👻 11:25am YETI BOB: yeah, don't stop now! :)
	👻 11:26am tim from champaign (now washington): Making literal mix tapes is a blast too.
	11:26am Joe McG: @pgalub: Ha ha ha!
	👻 11:27am tim from champaign (now washington): Great follow up!
	11:27am Chris S: Sarah Davachi! Epic record
	11:28am Tank Top: That Matt LaJoie is still available on tape on bandcamp. Well worth the $8.
	11:29am Joe McG: @Tank Top: Cool! If you get a chance, can you post a link?
	11:29am johnk77: @timfcnw thanks√ here is a link: https://variety.com/2020/music/news/heart-biopic-amazon-ann-wilson-1234841612/
	11:29am Tank Top: mattlajoie.bandcamp.com...
	11:30am Alex in Texas via Kentucky: This is so good
	11:31am Malcolm: my bandcamp wishlist gets longer everytime i tune into wfmu
	11:33am Chris S: Nice transition. Getting woozy
	11:34am Handy Haversack: This Friday is possibly the last Bandcamp Friday. I have not seen any announcement about 2021, but the original announcement was for 2020 only -- a good day to whittle down the wishlist!
	👻 11:35am Brian in UK: Not so much with cats but certainly with dogs you must pick a name that you can call out loud in a public place.
	11:35am Malcolm: @handy yeah i'm planning on going apesh*t on friday to get me through winter
	11:38am richard: holocaust music on a rainy day
	11:39am Emily: This Alison Cotton piece is so beautiful. Heartbreaking.
	11:39am Krys O.: @Ike: I remember when you were naming your cat Toasty.
	11:40am Malcolm: i feel this in my internal organs. It's offally good
	11:40am Alex in Texas via Kentucky: This song sounds like of legend of Zelda and ... braveheart were signed to the ... Swedish international team only to be defeated by ... the super eagles 🦅 in extra time ... and nymphs and the Swedish women’s team descended to ... mourn the fallen ... lads ...
	11:40am Joe McG: We'll pull out of the Slough of Despond after this number. :)
	11:41am Melania: Been listening for years, but have to do so in secret, because of you-know-who....love ya Joe!
	11:41am Handy Haversack: That's progress, Joe! (Though I am enjoying a good Slough.)
	11:41am Malcolm: lol @melania
	11:42am Joe McG: Ha ha ha, thanks Melania!
	11:42am Brendan: Some real gems in this set. Polishing up my mantra on the way to enlightenment.
	11:43am Hubig Pie: The Donald likes his classic rock
	11:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Watching phases : in pandemic - folx applying Ambient topically thick for therapy ...then a disturbing undercurrent couldn't be kept out ...lately I've hungered for Classical Indian Drone but could just be getting transcendental in old mortal age...
	11:44am Roberto: Am I the only one on here today with 100% indoor cats?
	11:44am Roberto: Well technically not 100% -- we used to take one of ours to the park for occasional walks pre-Covid.
	👻 11:46am tim from champaign (now washington): If I were to guess The Prez's favorite songs I would say the Golden Girl's or Diff'rent Strokes theme songs.
	11:47am Brendan: I got to give it to Mary she’s got a lot of pluck
	11:47am Hubig Pie: Me likey this downbeat set
	👻 11:48am tim from champaign (now washington): I bet Joe Biden's favorite song is Bad To The Bone by George Thorogood. He and Bill Clinton used to get hammered and put on sunglasses and sing it together.
	👻 11:48am Brian in UK: Great mix of a show, Joe.
	11:48am Handy Haversack: Roberto, ours don't venture farther than the back stoop or maybe just down to the grass verge to chew some stalks.
	👻 11:48am tim from champaign (now washington): What's Kamala Harris's jam you think?
	11:48am Tank Top: Digging the zen sounds, selector.
	11:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'd guess he'd care no more for Musics than he does for Dogs. Getting spanked with a Forbes by Stormy Daniels is his hit parade...
	11:49am Malcolm: bernie sanders = strictly roots reggae
	11:49am jt: perfect weather for "Cable Hogue"
	11:49am βrian: I'd expect Comma-la is in to Gram(mar) rock.
	11:50am Malcolm: & that's why i love him
	👻 11:50am karlward: I have to go back to listen to Helen of Troy, I never gave that record the chance that it deserves.
	👻 11:50am Brian in UK: Calexico's Ballad of Cable Hogue is a favourite in the this house.
	11:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: media.salon.com...
	👻 11:53am tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks Joe!!!!!
	11:53am prudy: one of my favorite Dylan tunes...thanks Joe...
	11:53am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Joe! Another great Monday morning in your company. Thanks for hosting.
	11:53am Joe McG: @karl: I don't love it, but it has a few really good tunes on it. If "Cable Hogue" were on "Guts," I might not need to keep it. @prudy: I love the song and this version!
	11:53am Corey: I've been busy chasing my 15 month year old boy around the house, but chiming in to say thanks Joe for the great morning of music! Spot on.
	11:54am Chris S: Cale's Island records are incredible, imo. Guts probably has the greatest opening line of any rock song
	11:54am Joe McG: Thanks for saying hello, Corey! Nice to have a tyke to keep you fit!
	11:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'I didn't want to be Dylan - but I knew I wanted to be a Bob Dylan'... - Robyn
	11:55am βrian: Music Underground listeners, the wood thrush alights at noon. wfmu.org...
	👻 11:55am 12539: Thanks Joe! Great show!
	👻 11:55am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Joe. Sending out November in style!
	11:55am Joe McG: Hey, everybody, thanks for listening and commenting today as we round off November. Hope you have a good week as we embark on the last month of this incredibly shitty year!
	11:56am radioronan: Love Robyn's cover of this.. Thanks Joe...thanks skeleton crew..
	11:56am MuttonChops: Great tune to conclude with!
	11:56am Malcolm: great show thanks Joe
	11:56am prudy: amazing rendition...amazing musicians...
	11:56am Hugo (NL): Dito!
	11:56am Chris S: Great show, thanks Joe!
	11:57am Emily: Thanks, Joe!
	11:57am Joe B: great show.
	11:57am Rich in Bay Ridge: Thanks Joe. Great show. Moving.
	11:57am dan in wisconsin: Fantastic. Thank you, Joe.
	11:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I would actually like to be Robyn Hitchcock though... Wonderful Joe McG ! Thx so much.
	11:58am Brendan: Joe thanks for making this rainy Monday cozy and comfy.
	11:58am Danny C: Great show, Joe. As always!
	👻 11:58am Webhamster Henry: Thanks Joe! Yip Yip Yip!
	11:59am βrian: Frau Blücher?
	11:59am Krys O.: Thanks, Joe! FWIW-My kitties, Harvey & Pooka are strictly indoor cats.
	👻 12:00pm yerfriendpaul: Thanks Joe!

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from November 30, 2020

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