WFMU: Transmissions from Echo Beach with Derek Westerholm and DJ Babs: Playlist from September 29, 2022

Transmissions from Echo Beach with Derek Westerholm and DJ Babs: Playlist from September 29, 2022

Description: Exuberance/Ebullience, banter, possibly an interview, context and connection, the familiar, the strange.

Find: Symphonies of Treble, Words Of Expectation, stab, skronk, shimmer, sheen, The New Sound of Now, Ideas for Walls, pleasure, pith, Flutter and Wow, Motorik, cowbells, disco akimbo, at least one Cantankerous Singer, The German Language, shards of glass, Ethiopian Punk, organic, synthetic, sawtooths & squarewaves, Library Riffage, yesterday's recipes, the wrong speed, intentional static, floating, ethereal, time and timelessness.

Thursday 8 - 10pm (EST) | On WFMU's Sheena's Jungle Room
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September 29, 2022: Hurricane Season

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Sounds Of The Ocean	Beach Sounds "Beach Sounds" by "Sounds Of The Ocean"	Ocean Sounds	Sounds Of The Ocean	2016			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Pixies	Stormy Weather "Stormy Weather" by "The Pixies"	Bossanova	4AD	1990	Pixies started recording material for Bossanova at Cherokee Studios in February 1990,where the sessions ran into problems. Producer Gil Norton said that nothing could be recorded after 6 p.m. because the recording desk would pick up pirate radio stations. In contrast to previous records, many songs were written in the studio and few demo recordings were created. Santiago said that the band only practiced for a two-week period, in contrast to previous albums, when the band would rehearse constantly in Boston.Black Francis noted, "So I was writing lyrics on napkins five minutes before I sang. Sometimes it's good, sometimes not. That's just the nature of that songwriting." In an anecdote from the sessions for the band’s 1988 album, Doolittle, Francis told producer Gil Norton that if two-minute songs were good enough for Buddy Holly, they were good enough for him.		0:02:42 (Pop-up)
The Coathangers	Hurricane "Hurricane" by "The Coathangers"	Larceny & Old Lace	Suicide Squeeze	2011	Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, the Coathangers were formed in 2006 by guitarist and singer Julia Kugel (aka Crook Kid Coathanger), bassist and singer Meredith Franco (aka Minnie Coathanger), keyboardist and singer Candice Jones (aka Bebe Coathanger), and drummer and singer Stephanie Luke (aka Rusty Coathanger) They play purposefully simple, hooky tunes that borrow from vintage girl group sounds and contemporary teen pop acts as much as the old-school punk and new wave outfits that inform their sound. “Dude, we are a gang of sisters,” Kugel says. “It’s beyond sisterly. We’ve been business partners. We’ve been writing mates. We’ve been friends. We probably have spent more time with each other than any other person in life. It goes beyond a band. We are protective of each other. If you’re against one of us, you’re against all of us."		0:06:10 (Pop-up)
Love & Rockets	Yin and Yang (The Flowerpot Man)	Yin and Yang (The Flowerpot Man) 12"	Beggars Banquet	1986	Love and Rockets were an English alternative rock band formed in 1985 by former Bauhaus members Daniel Ash (vocals, guitar and saxophone), David J (bass guitar and vocals) and Kevin Haskins (drums and synths) after that group split in 1983. Starting off like some twisted off acoustic Spaghetti Western like theme and morphing into a more cosmic rock song, “Ying and Yang” perfectly reflected the internal dynamics of Love & Rockets. After the disbanding of Bauhaus, it was on very trippy night that bassist David J, decided to christen dropping acid at Daniel Ash’s house, with forming of Love & Rockets. “We’re interested in the black and white, ying and yang, good and evil. We’re trying to cope and suss out the big “What’s it all about.” We’re continually questioning existence. Not trying to sound pretentious, but looking beyond party politics to see things. We are talking to individuals rather than masses. We’re all in this together, but we are talking to the individual in the privacy of their living room.” Alcohol is my yoga, baby....		0:08:40 (Pop-up)
Tropical Fuck Storm	Ann "Ann" by "Tropical Fuck Storm"	Moonburn EP	Joyful Noise	2022	Australian art-punk combo Tropical Fuck Storm continues its hot streak of brain-bending releases with Moonburn, a maxi-single cassette on Joyful Noise Recordings. Fiona Kitschin steps up to the microphone on "Ann," a cover of The Stooges that swaps Ron Asheton's scorching guitar part for a deranged sound collage of guitar freakouts, siren noises, and electronics. Australia's Tropical Fuck Storm is here to remind us that many of our most urgent political and social problems have been around a long time now. Same as it ever was, as another genre bending band once sang.	*	0:12:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny & The Hurricanes	Storm Warning	Blowing Up A Storm	Turntable Recordings	2019	Johnny and the Hurricanes were an American instrumental rock band from Toledo, Ohio, United States. They specialized in adapting popular traditional melodies into the rock idiom, using organ and saxophone as their featured instruments.		0:17:05 (Pop-up)
Red Crayola with The Familiar Ugly	Free Form Freak Out -> Hurricane Fighter Plane	The Parable Of Arable Land	International Artists	1967	"The Red Krayola (originally Red Crayola) is an American avant rock band from Houston, Texas formed in 1966 by the trio of singer/guitarist Mayo Thompson, drummer Frederick Barthelme, and bassist Steve Cunningham. The group were part of the 1960s Texas psychedelic music scene and were signed to independent record label International Artists, subsequently becoming labelmates with the 13th Floor Elevators. Their confrontational, experimental approach employed noise and free improvisation. The Red Crayola disbanded in the late 1960s, but were resurrected in the late 1970s when Thompson moved to England and found favor in the post-punk scene. Thompson has continued using the name, in its legally altered spelling for performances or releases in the US, for his musical projects since. The group has released recordings on European labels such as Rough Trade and Recommended. In the mid-1990s, Thompson returned to the United States, signing with Drag City and releasing further albums."		0:24:36 (Pop-up)
Thee Oh Sees (w/ Red Crayola underneath)	Block Of Ice (w/ A Red Crayola "Free Form Freakout" Underneath)	Thee Hounds Of Foggy Notion (+ The Parable Of Arable Land)	Tomlab	2008/1967	I love all the versions of this song. I believe this is the first one. It comes to my mind often& I've been listening to it a lot lately, after finding a few excellent & epic live readings of it. You'll find, also, that John Dwyer quotes from CAN's "Connection" during the song.		0:29:47 (Pop-up)
CAN	Connection "Connection" by "CAN"	Unlimited Edition	Spoon	1976	Hailing right back to the earlier days of CAN, March 1969, to be exact, with first singer Malcolm Mooney. This wouldn't see the light of day for another 7 years on a collection of previously unreleased material in 1976. Not the last time that "unreleased material from the CAN archives" would make their way into the world. This song also features lyrics that John Dwyer would lovingly graft into a section of "Block Of Ice" (See/hear playlist above / below)		0:32:10 (Pop-up)
Thee Oh Sees	Block Of Ice "Block Of Ice" by "Thee Oh Sees"	The Master's Bedroom Is Worth Spending A Night In	Tomlab/Castle Face	2008	The most succinct (& the "proper" album version" of Block Of Ice. This song pops up many times live throughout the line ups of Thee Oh Sees, Osees, OCS, and it seems it is always fantastic... Ranging in length anywhere from 7, 12 to 25 minutes, more or less.		0:35:07 (Pop-up)
Pataphysics	Hurricane Fighterplane	Take A Look Out Your Window	578501 Records DK	2015	Yes, a cover of the Red Crayola song. There are many to choose from. This one is as good as many. "For nearly 20 years, Pataphysics singer Pat Healy has been a vital part of why you can still call Austin “weird.” Beginning in 2000 with his band The Oblong Boys, who unplugged gas station ice machines so they could plug in their synthesizers and play to the unsuspecting people filling up their tanks, Pat’s music has had a playful-but-dark edge to it. To be specific, some might say he and a rotating series of talented groups have produced what’s called zolo music— a hyper, synthy, blips-and-blops, Zappa-obsessed, Todd Rundgren worshipping genre. Devo, Sparks, Captain Beefheart, The Fall, early XTC, and Oingo Boingo are be big influences. The Austin Chronicle once helpfully called The Oblong Boys “the city’s answer to The Residents.” A solo project called Pataphysics eventually evolved into a band, resulting in 2008’s Take A Look Out Your Window and 2015’s breakthrough My Phone’s About To Die (on cassette). Along they way, Pataphysics developed a tremendous reputation as live act, particularly Healy, who The Austin Chronicle once compared to a fire hose. They were also banned from several venues. At their core, you have to understand, Pataphysics are a punk band. Synthesizers and bright colors don’t equal cuddly and cute."		0:37:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Alien Sex Fiend	Hurricane Fighter Dub	Fiend At The Controls Vol. 1 & 2	Anagram Records	1984	Another cover of the aforementioned & played Red Crayola song.		0:40:17 (Pop-up)
Diode	Late Stage Solution "Late Stage Solution" by "Diode"	Diode	Refry Records	2020	Members of Freakees, Shark Toys, Rearranged Face, Wild Wing, Vaguess, Fernando and the Teenage Narcs, etc. Diode release records on Refry Records out of LA, and describe themselves as "DIY LABEL. WE ARE SORT OF DEDICATED TO PUTTING OUT STUFF NO ONE CARES ABOUT. TAPES, T-SHIRTS, MUSIC, ETC."		0:51:32 (Pop-up)
Escape-ism	Almost No One (Can Have My Love)	Introduction To Escaep-ism	Radical Elite	2017	ESCAPE-ISM is the found-sound dream-drama starring Ian Svenonius & Alexandra Cabral. Ian F Svenonius is an American musician and singer of various Washington, D.C.-based punk bands including Nation of Ulysses, the Make-Up, Weird War, XYZ and Chain and the Gang. Between his numerous projects, Svenonius has released more than 22 full-length albums and over 20 singles, EPs, and splits. A published author and online talk show host, Svenonius' projects share a tongue-in-cheek, radical left political ideology. There's no real nationalism in this county. "If you're poor in America, that's a criminal offense. You're not only a criminal for being poor, but you're also stupid and deficient. We don't have this national feeling of fraternity. We live in an individualist state where everyone hates everyone else, except your immediate family. We live in a mafia state."		0:52:56 (Pop-up)
Couteau Latex	Hostile Environment	Hostile Environment/Morphee 7"	Goner Records	2016	Mechanic and melancholic post-punk tunes by the US-Swiss duo formed by Seth Sutton (Useless Eaters, Life Trap) and Lise Sutter (Maraudeur, The Staches).delivers mechanic and melancholic post-punk tunes, interconnecting European minimal synth and US punk traditions. Here, the bass is groovy and leading, the vocals are haunting, half-spoken/half-sung, the sound dusty. If we stoop to make comparisons, Couteau Latex reminds us some of our personal French idols like Deux, singing about the cigarette smoke left at night by a bunch of boys "		0:55:48 (Pop-up)
Black Randy & The Metrosquad	I Slept in an Arcade	I Slept In An Arcade 7"	Dangerhouse	1979	Black Randy & the Metrosquad was founded in 1977 in Los Angeles. Black Randy's shtick was that he portrayed himself as black, but was obviously white; James Brown's "I'm Black and I'm Proud" was one of the cover songs that Black Randy & the Metrosquad played as a matter of routine. But Black Randy was much more than that; he was a talented lyricist whose work brims with irony and thumbs its nose at everything, even the L.A. proto-punk culture that spawned it. Among the vocalists who passed through Black Randy's ever-changing regimen of backup singers, the Blackettes, were Exene Cervenka, Alice Bag, Jane Wiedlen ,and Belinda Carlisle. Black Randy & the Metrosquad were long broken up by the time Morris died in 1983 or 1984, from complications related to HIV.		0:58:46 (Pop-up)
The Passions	Pedal Fury "Pedal Fury" by "The Passions"	Michael & Miranda	Polydor	1980	Based in Shepherd's Bush in west London, The Passions formed in early 1978 as the Youngsters with a line-up of Gogan (guitar, vocals), Claire Bidwell (bass guitar), Richard Williams (drums), Dack Dyde (guitar) and Mitch Barker (vocals).Williams and Gogan were previously in the punk rock outfit the Derelicts. After a name change to Rivers of Passion, soon shortened to The Passions, Dyde was replaced by Timperley (formerly of The 101ers). Michael & Miranda, the band's debut album, was released on 18 April 1980,[6] preceded by their second single "Hunted".The album was produced by Fiction head Chris Parry and engineered by Mike Hedges.In May 1980, The Passions embarked on a UK and European tour supporting labelmates The Cure. They are probably best known for "I'm In Love With A German Film Star"...The lyrics were written by Gogan about Steve Connelly, a one-time roadie for The Clash and Sex Pistols who had minor roles in several German films.		1:01:12 (Pop-up)
Billiam	Jenny Destroys Records "Jenny Destroys Records" by "Billiam"	Vampire Club EP	Under Heat Records	2022	Billiam is from Melbourne. He releases a lot of music. He is described as "the token sonic fan in punk" Not much is findable about him on the internet. His songs are very fun. And short.		1:03:20 (Pop-up)
Oh-Ok	Brother "Brother" by "Oh-Ok"	Wow Mini Album	DB Recs	1982	We've played another Oh-Ok song before on the show, the very catchy "Person". Oh-OK was an American musical group from Athens, Georgia formed in 1981 with singer/lyricist Linda Hopper, bassist/vocalist/lyricist Lynda Stipe, and drummer David Pierce. Other members later included drummer David McNair and guitarist Matthew Sweet. The trio began practicing together at parties in the college community in the spring of 1981. Their first club performance break came when Stipe's brother, Michael Stipe of R.E.M., needed a backing band for a show at the 40 Watt Club. Oh-Ok are much better than R.E.M. I feel. " When Oh OK started, I was a freshman at the University of Georgia. I was hanging out downtown and on campus. I was a definite loafer. People had music studios down there. I was always really into nursery rhymes and stuff like that. At the same time, I was into real visceral stuff too. I still am. I have a huge biology collection. (laughs) Lots of fossils and things floating in formaldehyde."		1:04:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Skatalites	Storm Warning "Storm Warning" by "The Skatalites"	Treasure Isle Time	Kingston Sounds	2011	The group had honed their skills by playing under various guises around Jamaica in numerous 'Hotel Bands'. When the big Sound System operators of the day, Sir Coxsanne Dodd, Duke Reid and King Edwards needed new material to play out with they turned to this group of musicians to provide it. Their usual source for the material was beginning to dry up, namely the American R&B records of the day due to tastes in the USA changing.		1:06:07 (Pop-up)
Wet Kiss	Nobody Has To Know "Nobody Has To Know" by "Wet Kiss"	She's So Cool	DERO Arcade	2022	Wet Kiss are from Berlin, Germany. Their most recent album (released May 10) is tagged with "experimental accelerationism dark emotional femme flimsey freaky girlgroup glamrock heartbreak lonerfolk pop transgender unemployed xanax Berlin" It's difficult to decipher what is fact or a tall tale from the write up for the album, so let's just take the beginning: "She's So Cool is about love and the faggotry of rock and roll. Wet Kiss is led by singer and lyricist Brenna O who conceives of the songs using disconnected poetic phrases pasted together from her phone notes. "I would describe the scene in my head as best I could," O says "mostly in a non-musical way, and the band just got it. I knew exactly what I wanted, and they knew exactly what to do." Wet Kiss began recording for this 10-track punk drama piece in their shared suburban warehouse which was permanently set up like one big installation. I conducted my first meeting with the band amid their struggles with the local council which aimed to kick them out, and from a councilman's perspective, I can see why. Instruments strewed in every corner of this carpark wide dust hole like a museum to lost rock relics was an eye-saw to a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood, a museum that only existed in Brenna's wishful imaginations. Not to mention the constant run-ins with the pigs (I'm not talking about their Manager either but that's another story)" Wet Kiss (Bandcamp)		1:18:24 (Pop-up)
Snapped Ankles	The Fish Needs A Bike	The Fish Needs A Bike (Digital Single)	The Leaf Label Ltd.	2022	Released yesterday, Sep 28. Available for "Name Your Price" online. This is a cover of the highly underrated 1981 track from Blurt (we'd played it back on our highly underrated Jan 27 "Crab Day!" episode. Transmissions From Echo Beach: January 27, 2022: Crab Day! (AKA Some Of My Best Friends Are Ranters.)) Snapped Ankles write: “Blurt are a big deal back in the forest. We focused our logs on a band that we’ve always admired for their dedication to the simplicity of groove, and their outsider stance. They’ve been Blurting out primal rhythms and absurd poetry for over forty years. They’re an example to us all!” Snapped Ankles (Bandcamp)	*	1:21:25 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Hurricane Edward "Hurricane Edward" by "The Fall"	Levitate	Artful	1997	There was, indeed, a Hurricane named Edward in 1997, the year in which this was recorded. Edward is also what the "E" in Mark E Smith stands for. Some history: "Levitate is the 19th album by The Fall, released in 1997 on Artful Records. Levitate became the last album to feature two long-time Fall members, drummer Karl Burns and bass player Steve Hanley (whose playing was once described by Smith as the defining element of the group's music).Levitate was recorded amidst a difficult period for the group, described by personnel turmoil and financial troubles due to a VAT bill incurred in the 1980s and early 1990s for nearly £200,000. Simon Wolstencroft left after a disagreement about the recording of 'Everybody But Myself'; also having received financial advice about the group's VAT bill, he resigned from being a co-director of The Fall business. Karl Burns was fired in 1995 after the recording of The Light User Syndrome but reluctantly brought back in during the recording of Levitate, after Simon Wolstencroft left. The album was initially going to be produced by Keir Stewart and Simon Spencer (who previously collaborated with Smith under the moniker D.O.S.E. on the 1995 single "Plug Myself In"). Most of the recordings took place at Edwyn Collins's studio in West Hampstead. However, Stewart and Spencer soon fell out with Smith over payments and left after a week, taking most of the tapes with them. The only tracks from these sessions to make the album were "4½ Inch" (allegedly edited out of samples of a rehearsal recording), "Spencer", later re-dubbed by Smith as "Spencer Must Die", and "The Quartet of Doc Shanley". Scottish artist Tommy Crooks joined the group towards the end of recording Levitate, playing guitar. The album was followed by another shambolic tour. Smith sacked the whole group in Ireland in November, although they were re-instated within days. The situation was caused by the group's sudden debt crisis because of the VAT bill, which left Smith and Steve Hanley in danger of their houses being repossessed. It was during the US tour in 1998 that the group essentially fell apart, leaving Smith with only Nagle's support in rebuilding the group for their next album The Marshall Suite."		1:26:24 (Pop-up)
P.E., A. Savage	Tears In The Rain	The Leather Lemon	Wharf Cat Records	2022	Released earlier this year on March 25. "The second album from Brooklyn combo P.E. (a collaboration between members of the bands Pill and Eaters) features a mixture of new wave and post-punk grooves, cracked electronics, and skronky sax similar to their 2020 debut, Person. However, the group seem to have become more confident since their first outing, and most of their songs are considerably more accessible and hook-happy this time around. Opener "Blue Nude (Reclined)" is midtempo but with a bassline big enough to give it some bounce, and Veronica Torres' vocals are smooth as a milkshake, while Benjamin Jaffe's sax seems like it danced out of a Waitresses song. "Lying with the Wolf" slows it down to trip-hop tempo, and Jaffe's sax and frayed synths spin a web around Torres' monologue-heavy lyrics. "Tears in the Rain," a duet with Parquet Courts' Andrew Savage, is a sophisti-pop ballad with a strangely lo-bit sample lurking beneath its shimmering percussion and rainfall effects."		1:32:18 (Pop-up)
The WAEVE	Can I Call You "Can I Call You" by "The WAEVE"	Can I Call You (Digital single)	Transgressive Records	2022	Released Sep 6. Third digital single released by the duo of Graham Coxon & Rose Elinor Dougall. "Back in May, Graham Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougall revealed their new project the WAEVE with a show in London, where they performed a bunch of still-unreleased songs, and shared their debut single together, “Something Pretty”... they’re back with their first new track since then, “Can I Call You,” along with some details about their debut album, which was produced by James Ford and will be released in February... In a new interview with NME, the pair talked about the project, which started as a collaboration in lockdown. “I hadn’t really done any writing for 2020, so it was like a capped well,” Coxon said of his initial writing sessions with Dougall. “There was a lot there. It just needed the right circumstances. It was an odd time because there was nobody on the streets, time had really slowed down, and it was interesting to try and make sense of ourselves in that situation and after our experiences. To take some risks in what we wanted to express.”"	*	1:37:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Pram	Sea Swells and Distant Squalls	Sargasso Sea	Too Pure Records Ltd	1995	Apparently, NME gave this album a review of "0 out of 10" at the time? They were off by 9 or 10 on that, in my books. "Pram are a British post-rock band formed in Birmingham, England in 1988 by Rosie Cuckston (vocals, keyboards), Matt Eaton (guitar), Andy Weir (drums), and Samantha Owen (bass). Subsequent lineups have changed frequently, most notably with Cuckston's departure in 2008. Their electronic pop sound, described by AllMusic as "equally quaint and unsettling," employs unconventional instruments and draws on stylistic influences such as krautrock, exotica, and dub. The group signed to Too Pure Records in 1993, where they released their debut LP The Stars Are So Big, The Earth Is So Small... Stay as You Are. They later signed to Domino. Following the 2007 album The Moving Frontier, they took a lengthy hiatus, returning in 2018 with Across the Meridian."		1:42:03 (Pop-up)
Barış Manço	Gönül Dağı "Gönül Dağı" by "Barış Manço"	Gönül Dağı / Genç Osman (Hey Koca Topçu)	Yavuz Plak	1973	urkish rock singer, song writer and tv host. His mother Rikkat Uyanık was a famous Turkish singer in the 40s. Living in Paris during the 60s, he started a band Les Mistigris. Considered one of the most influential pop artists of Turkey. Founder member of the band Kurtalan Ekspres. Barış Manço died suddenly of a heart attack in 1999.		1:50:50 (Pop-up)
El Michels Affair & Piya Malik	Dhuaan	Yeti Season	Big Crown Records	2021	One day during covid lockdown, Leon Michels dug up an old Yeti Costume and started chasing his kids around the yard for fun....“That was my one shining moment of Covid homeschooling. The rest was a total fucking disaster. But that one I’m proud of." The snowbound romp became the music video for “Dhuaan,” from El Michels Affair’s latest album, Yeti Season. Yeti Season bounds between influences without ever losing control. Michels says that he was listening to a lot of Turkish psych and folk rock from artists like Barış Manço and Erkin Koray as he was composing Yeti Season, which you can hear clearly...		1:55:09 (Pop-up)
Kit Sebastian	Pangea "Pangea" by "Kit Sebastian"	Mantra Moderne	Mr. Bongo	2019	The duo is formed of Kit Martin, who lives between London and France and plays all instruments on the album, and Merve Erdem, vocalist and multi-disciplinary artist from Istanbul, now based in London. This is their debut album. The album explores universal themes such as love, loss, decay, language and ideology, mixing three different languages: English, Turkish and French. Written and recorded by the duo - Kit composed all the songs and Merve wrote the lyrics - in rural France during 2018, each song was completed within a 12-hour window, pawning contemplation for spontaneity. Dubbed by Kit and Merve as ‘lo-fi-hi-fi’ in reference to the high-end tube equipment that helped it find its way to 8-track cassette tape. The style owes its sound to narrow tape width, valve distortion, spring reverb, the mixture of high end gear with lo-fi equipment as well as a disregard to the norms of hi-fi studio techniques. All instruments were analogue and no samples were used. The instruments that are used range from tablas to darbukas, balalaikas to ouds, MS20 synths to Farfisa organs and a lot of cuica.		1:59:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star	Rock You Like A Hurricane	Lullaby Versions of Hair Ballad Classics	Roma Music Group	2014			2:03:33 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Wild Is The Wind "Wild Is The Wind" by "Nina Simone"	BD Music Presents Nina Simone	Bdjazz	2022	This is perfection, there is nothing more to be said.		2:09:20 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	7:52pm DJ Babs: Hello Beachers! Welcome...it's a bit windy out so find yourself a safe spot on the beach...we're about to begin at 8pm!
	8:00pm ultradamno: Babs! Derek! Beach Bums!
	🏝 8:03pm Scott67: G'day Babs, Derek & Beached Floridians! 🌏☀️📻🎶🍻😎🤙💨🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🌻
	8:03pm ultradamno: Would Thinking Feller's Hurricane be too on the nose? Also, Butthole Surfers song about hurricane's cousins Tornadoes...
	8:03pm DJ Babs: Hi Scott! Hi Ultra!! Hows' everyone doing tonight!?!
	8:03pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Hello hello.
	8:04pm Derek Westerholm: Damno, good calls! Not in queue at this time, though...
	8:04pm Derek Westerholm: Hi Scott! Hello YPB! Hello Ultra! Hello hello!!
	8:04pm DJ Babs: Hi YPB!!!
	🏝 8:05pm Scott67: This morning I will mostly be drinking beer! Mostly! 🌏☀️🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	8:05pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Hello Babs, Derek, and Meep Moop!
	8:06pm Alli B: Hi hi!
	8:06pm laurapanic: Already Scott? I"m on super strong coffees and I hope to soon start seeing wifi
	8:07pm DJ Babs: Hi Alli!!! Hello Laura!!!
	8:08pm ultradamno: Autumn, by the way, is my favorite of all the seasons...leaves are changing color, the sun has been pushed aside, insects are going away, horror movies in the theaters....
	8:08pm DJ Babs: welcome welcome all! :-)
	8:08pm Mr Fab: It is time for stormy beach parties. Hey folks! the Beastie Boy's DJ Hurricane (The Hurra") pops to mind for some reason...
	8:08pm Rich in Washington: Greetings, Babs n' Derek!
	8:08pm DJ Babs: I'm trying so hard with Autumn this year! lol I did wear my leather jacket and boots today and felt pretty smart tho! That's a good thing!!!
	8:08pm DJ Babs: Hello Fab!!!!
	8:09pm DJ Babs: I will NEVER GET SICK OF THIS SONG EVER
	8:09pm DJ Babs: Rich! Hey great to see ya! How ya doing?!
	🏝 8:10pm Scott67: G'day Laura, I had my double espresso at 7am mate. So now a leveler it in order, it is Friday, & TRASH CULT has its monthly Improvisors Collective Gig tonight. So must get in the mood! 🍻😎🤙💨☕🌷
	8:10pm DJ Babs: Lol where were all you guys with the good song suggestions when we were programming! So many good suggestions!!!
	8:10pm Rich in Washington: Doin' swell! Diggin' the tunes!
	8:11pm DJ Babs: Thanks! We started with some classics and will then head into left field!
	8:11pm DJ Babs: get ready for it guys!!!
	8:12pm Feldy: Hey Babs & Derek! And hello friends in chat who have good taste
	8:12pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: @babs Autumn is the BEST mainly because you can wear cool jackets.
	8:13pm ultradamno: Also, MX-80 Sound's Tidal Wave (which I was just listening to in the car on the way to see Pearl yesterday) and Jenny and Johnny's Big Wave...
	🏝 8:13pm Scott67: Laura hope you & ya shielas kill it at the Bowls Club tonight mate!🎸🥁🎸
	8:13pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Can’t wait to head out to left field…I have my glove ready.
	8:14pm laurapanic: Scotty, Improvisors Collective sounds RAD. My other band is trying to find stuff like that in Newy.....you crazy kids. Tonight should be fun, Bowlo shows are so fun.
	8:15pm ultradamno: David Thomas & The Pedestrian's Big Breezy Day (for a more positive spin)
	8:15pm laurapanic: Tropical Fuckstorm are good...I love their song "You Let My Tyres Down"
	8:15pm Derek Westerholm: Hello Alli, Laura, Fab, Rich, Feldy...
	8:15pm Derek Westerholm: So many good recommendations!
	8:16pm ultradamno: Heh, heh...spin, like a hurricane, I see what I did there.
	8:16pm Derek Westerholm: Scott, I also have consumed the double espresso / beer combination today, but I spaced it out by several hours.
	8:20pm TroyD8: Tones on Tail😊
	8:22pm Derek Westerholm: Tones On Tail are fantastic! It's true!
	8:22pm Derek Westerholm: Hello TroyD8!
	8:23pm Derek Westerholm: Scott/Laura, can you go Bowling at Bowls Club?
	8:23pm TroyD8: Loving the show Derek!
	8:23pm Feldy: My neighbor across the street is a HAM radio guy. He has wires above his house, and sometimes I get interference on my HiFi
	8:23pm ultradamno: I know stage diving gets you fired from the band
	8:24pm laurapanic: Lawn bowls....is that a thing there? Canada was a colony, surely you have lawn bowls? Not what we call "Ten Pin Bowling", which you lot call "bowling"
	8:24pm ultradamno: Groovy is a no fault adjective...if Ash Williams says it, it's, well, groovy
	8:25pm DJ Babs: Heya Troy! Nice to see you again...welcome welcome!!!Hi Feldy!!!!
	8:26pm Derek Westerholm: Troy, fantastic to hear!
	8:26pm DJ Babs: I had a double martini for lunch and man, that did pack a wallop LOL
	8:26pm Derek Westerholm: Laura, yes, lawn bowling made it over here to our colony!
	8:27pm ultradamno: Have you ever listened to their Live 67, there's some wonderful parts where they're basically doing noise and you can hear kids carrying on apparently unfazed theredkrayola.bandcamp.com...
	8:27pm Derek Westerholm: Canada invented 5-pin bowling, which I prefer to 10 pin.
	8:27pm Derek Westerholm: When I was a kid, I was in a bowling league. For quite a few years.
	8:28pm Derek Westerholm: Ultra, I will have to check that out, thanks! No, haven't heard it. I love stuff like that!
	8:28pm laurapanic: 10 Pin Bowling is pretty minor here....my local bowling centre closed a couple of years ago...never heard of 5 pin...you crazy kids!!
	8:29pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: @derek Five pin is much better because, well, you can whip that little ball like a projectile!!!
	8:29pm Derek Westerholm: Feldy, my uncle was super-into HAM radio, CB radio, electronics, all that sort of thing...
	8:30pm DJ Babs: Very cool ultra! And yes...I do love a good bowling match! Derek and I once went on a weekender away and we found this bowling alley and there was NOBODY there except us...so we bowled to our hearts content! It was creepy but also fun!!!
	🏝 8:31pm Scott67: Barefoot Bowls is the business! Enlightened Bowls Clubs that allow anyone to rock up, kick off the shoes, buy a beer & roll some ends. Beer in hand! 🍻😎🤙💨🧿
	8:32pm DJ Babs: Derek is doing some fancy freeform mixing here lol
	8:32pm ultradamno: Apparently John Fahey is on that live Red Krayola, but you wouldn't guess it...
	8:33pm DJ Babs: oh really!? I would not guess that!
	🏝 8:34pm Scott67: I just became a quintessential Digital Age Aussie. I bought my fucken Summer Thong (Flip-flops) online! Now I hate myself more!📦🩴🩴 🌏☀️🍻😎🤙👣
	🏝 8:35pm Scott67: Thongs*🩴🩴
	8:36pm DJ Babs: hahahaha! I am glad that you got your summer thong! I hate online shopping but now it is the thing to do apparently!!!
	8:36pm Derek Westerholm: I kinda couldn't get out of this mode for this set.
	🏝 8:37pm Scott67: No thong🩲 for this commando baby!👖
	8:37pm DJ Babs: This is a good stomping about set, lol
	8:38pm DJ Babs: DEREK IS IN A GROOVE
	8:38pm ultradamno: Hard to beat The Cramps for covers of this, Spacemen 3's Transparent Radiation cover is pretty nice too
	8:39pm Derek Westerholm: I just read about that Cramps cover version a few minutes ago, ha! I don't think I've ever heard it.
	🏝 8:39pm Scott67: I couldn't resist. Buy 2 get one free, Aussie designed single piece, recycled rubber, foot friendly. Worn a pair for the entire Covid Era, they're fucken awesome!🩴🩴
	8:40pm Derek Westerholm: There are a lot of cover versions of this one!
	8:40pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Derek is in a groovy groove.
	8:40pm Derek Westerholm: Ha!
	8:41pm DJ Babs: lol he most certainly is!!! He will explain his groove now I am sure....
	8:44pm ultradamno: There aren't sex fiends, they're probing for butt research!
	8:44pm Mr Fab: MALCOLM Mooney was the singer for Can.
	8:47pm ultradamno: It's snazzier to be groovy than tubular
	8:48pm DJ Babs: lol I do love SNAZZY
	8:51pm laurapanic: oooooh unrelated noise sounds DREAMY
	8:51pm Mr Fab: you wrote "Michael" Mooney
	8:51pm ultradamno: yeah, it says Michael in the notes
	8:52pm Mr Fab: fact-checking the playlist!
	8:53pm Derek Westerholm: Fab, thanks! Stuff like that drives me crazy! I would have been so upset if I caught it two years later. THANKS!
	8:53pm ultradamno: How can Diode not be a disgruntled offshoot of The Diodes?
	8:53pm Derek Westerholm: Ultra, lol
	8:54pm DJ Babs: hahah thank you for your keen eyes!!!!
	8:54pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Correct playlists are soooo 2021.
	8:54pm Rich in Washington: @Derek @8:40: I need to look through my Cramps bootlegs. I think I might have one with their cover of it on it.
	8:55pm Rich in Washington: I don't recall actually hearing it but always thought that was an odd choice of a cover for them.
	8:55pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: @babs I’m enjoying this so much. 🎸🎸🎸
	8:56pm DJ Babs: awesome this whole album is so good! You'll like this tune too!
	8:56pm laurapanic: Svenonius, America's sweetheart
	8:56pm DJ Babs: It is true he is so brilliant!
	8:57pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: @babs I do…I do!!!
	8:57pm DJ Babs: Hhaha well you do have exquisite taste LOL
	8:57pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: 😂
	8:58pm Alli B: This song is 🔥🔥🔥
	8:58pm DJ Babs: I love the bass sound on this...
	8:59pm DJ Nico: Sorry. In late!
	8:59pm ultradamno: I've got it on this www.discogs.com...
	8:59pm DJ Babs: Hi Nico!!! How are you!?!?!
	9:00pm Andres: Hi, Babs and Derek! Will there be You Spin Me Round by Dead Or Alive? Or have we moved on? :)
	9:00pm DJ Babs: oooh nice Ultradamno!!!
	9:00pm Mr Fab: Black Randy & The Metrosquad YEESSS!!! Ah, the stinky sticky scent of pre-gentrified Hollywood. it's all coming back to me now...
	9:00pm DJ Babs: Man...Black Randy was something else!!!
	9:00pm Derek Westerholm: Hello there, Nico! Hello there Andres!
	9:01pm Derek Westerholm: We might have moved on...
	9:01pm Derek Westerholm: ...Haha
	9:01pm DJ Babs: Hi Andres...no Dead or Alive tonight lol
	9:01pm ultradamno: My money is on Spinks
	9:02pm Andres: Next hurricane then. ;)
	9:02pm DJ Babs: I actually don't know what Derek has planned for his next set!!! And yes..inevitably there will be another hurricane!!!
	🏝 9:02pm Scott67: Guys I seem to be making a habit of this in ya Show! Clicky Star the whole Ep! ⭐👈😎🤙🍻
	9:02pm DJ Babs: goddamn thank you Scott! I love all the clicky stars!!!!!!
	9:03pm laurapanic: Always wondered if hosts saw the clicky stars....I guess it makes sense
	9:03pm ultradamno: Are there no good waterspout songs?
	9:04pm DJ Babs: if so we shall find them!!!
	9:05pm ultradamno: These comments are coming one handed, the cat is keeping lefty down
	9:07pm Mr Fab: ultradamno: that's your story and your stickin to it!
	9:08pm Tyler: Good evening!
	9:10pm TroyD8: Fun-settling 😂
	9:10pm Derek Westerholm: Hello Tyler!
	9:10pm egould: Hi thanks! Bye!
	9:10pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Hey Tyler!!!
	9:11pm Derek Westerholm: egould! Hello!
	9:11pm Derek Westerholm: Goodbye, too?
	9:12pm ultradamno: For awhile there was one of those pawn shop shows that was all stuff like that...things in formaldehyde and whatnot. Genesis P Orridge was on an ep
	9:13pm DJ Nico: Always an education, TFEB!
	9:13pm Derek Westerholm: Aww, Scott, Laura; so glad to see your sticky stars finding their way linking up to the artists that bring us all so much joy!
	9:14pm ultradamno: ...and stole the show on Ladies & Gentlemen The Fabulous Stains
	9:14pm Tyler: Hi Derek, Babs, Cameron, Ultradamno, Tersesinha, The Professor & Mary-Anne...
	9:15pm ultradamno: Hiya Tyler!
	9:15pm Derek Westerholm: And of course, all other clicky-star clickers!
	9:15pm Tyler: If you can't pronounce it - it's gotta be GOOD!
	9:17pm Tyler: If it's NIFTY - it's gotta have a cool VIBE!
	9:17pm Derek Westerholm: Nico, re: "Always an education, TFEB!"... Not necessarily always a correct one, though, haha. At least, I catch myself saying things all the time and thinking "is that even true? What am I saying that?" Hopefully the stuff we research is correct, haha.
	9:20pm Derek Westerholm: ^ "Why am I..." not "What am I..." See? Inaccuracies everywhere!
	9:20pm Tyler: @Derek - I enjoy the Myths you make :)
	9:21pm DJ Babs: Hello Tyler! Hello goodybe Egould!! Lol!
	9:21pm Derek Westerholm: Tyler, that is very generous of you!
	9:22pm DJ Babs: I enjoyed that last song and certainly would pay 2 dollars for it!!!
	9:22pm DJ Babs: VERRRY excited about this tune! I love Snapped Ankles!!!
	9:22pm Tyler: Was it Paul McCartney that wrote: The Myths you make is equal to the Myths you take?
	9:23pm Tyler: Groovy synth bass on this one!
	9:24pm Derek Westerholm: Snapped Ankles are so good!
	9:25pm Mr Fab: never thought i'd hear a Blurt cover. DAMN, that's hipster.
	9:25pm Derek Westerholm: Fab, I know, right?!!!
	9:25pm Derek Westerholm: And by one of our favourite bands!
	9:26pm DJ Babs: They do have excellent taste! And this is an excellent rendition! These guys are amazing. They are legit one of my favourite bands of the last few years!
	9:26pm DJ Babs: lol tyler something like that!!
	9:26pm ultradamno: Everybody should be Blurting about, they deserve it. Would have thought Preening would be the band to do it, but they're gone now...
	9:27pm DJ Babs: I Blurt about after I've had too much spicy food....
	9:28pm laurapanic: Regulation Fall track
	9:29pm Mr Fab: i like songs where guys are like doin stuff with drums
	🏝 9:29pm Scott67: My favourites list is full in my profile, so I mosttly click Eps now, for later manual dissection to paper.
	9:29pm TroyD8: 1st heard the Fall while listening to the CBC show Nightlines with David Wisdom
	9:29pm Cp304: Hey gang..jammin and cookin over here..
	9:29pm Tyler: Just noticed the Red Crayola song in your playlist I missed called 'Pataphysics'. I have an OOP book about 'Pataphysics' I bought at that cool small press book shop that used to be next to Black Market. 'Pataphysics' is part of the Dada literature movement.
	9:30pm DJ Babs: Hi CP304! Yes you are in time for the obligatory Fall track, lol. And yes tyler you know your Dada well!
	9:31pm ultradamno: A little pre-dada, I think
	9:31pm Derek Westerholm: TroyD8... Nightlines was great! I loved David Wisdom & all the callers that would dial in... It was quite the show, that one!
	9:33pm DJ Babs: Oh man Nightlines! That does take me back!!!
	9:33pm laurapanic: My complete Fall education is due to the beach...I knew who they were, but had never bothered with them.
	9:34pm TroyD8: David’s skill testing questions were fun too! Great to hear you got to enjoy it as well Derek.
	9:34pm Tyler: I was not at all fond of DADA when I was in school because it led to a lot of fellow students pulling bullshit from out of their ass, but, though DADA is supportive of improvisation, it does not mean you can just expel random nonsense without any craft. I've gained a better appreciation of the movement since I left school and no longer have to sit through certain people's poor performances.
	9:34pm Mr Fab: "Tears In The Rain" - hello, 'Blade Runner,' we salute you.
	9:34pm ultradamno: Jarry wouldn't drink alcohol that had be contaminated with water. In fairness, fish do shit in it.
	9:35pm Derek Westerholm: CBC's Brave New Waves & Nightlines (and also late-night College/University radio) definitely are partially responsible for my night-owl / permanently sleep-deprived lifestyle.
	9:36pm Derek Westerholm: "In fairness, fish do shit in it." -- That is fair. Point taken!
	9:37pm DJ Babs: Agreed Mr. Fab! So Blade Runner!
	9:38pm Tyler: Beers in the rain :)
	9:38pm Mr Fab: Ooh, Echo Beach goes noir. i LIKE it.
	9:38pm DJ Babs: And agreed Tyler, Dada is not an excuse for slapdash haphazardry!!!
	9:38pm TroyD8: Loved Brave New Waves with Patti Schmidt.
	9:38pm ultradamno: Dada always interested me more because it was a visceral response, without the manifestos and ideologies that played into Futurism and Surrealism
	9:38pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: The Waeve!!! Yesss!
	9:39pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Can’t wait for the LP next year.
	9:39pm Derek Westerholm: YPB, this one is crazy good!
	9:39pm ultradamno: Slap thoses dashes and those dots!
	9:39pm Derek Westerholm: TroyD8, agreed! I also was very fond of Brent Bambury.
	9:40pm Mr Fab: a friend of mine dismissed Dada as "lazy artists," but when done right, it can cause revolutions. Or a least the Bonzo Dog Band, that's good enough for me.
	9:40pm ultradamno: YMG's Wind In The Rigging just occurred to me as appropriate
	9:40pm DJ Babs: Super excited about this Waeve project....this tune is epic!
	9:40pm TroyD8: I missed Brent’s run.
	9:41pm Tyler: @ultradamno of the three I prefer Futurism overall, especially the Italian Futurism. DADA had many, many manifestos but no one, unifying treatise and it didn't seem like those in the written DADA movement had as much interchange with those working in other mediums.
	9:41pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: @babs I totally preordered. 😂
	9:41pm Derek Westerholm: The song takes off here & cannot be stopped. Goddamn. And these lyrics... Goddamn.
	9:42pm Tyler: This is a pretty great song!
	9:42pm ultradamno: That's the thing, no Breton to keep kicking people out. ...and Dada had Schwitters, who had the best manifestos. Even though surrealism had Luis Buñuel, who had moving pictures
	9:43pm ultradamno: The laziest artist was Chris Burden, just laying around on a car...
	9:48pm Tyler: @ultradamno - Good points all around. I agree. Every movement had someone putting up the fencing :) There's a lot of surrealism I like, including Bunuel. Probably my favourite surrealist is Juan Gris, but you have to give Dali his due. Apart from his major works, his sculpture & miniature paintings are astonishing. I've seen them in person in Europe & Florida.
	9:49pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Yes 100% on rescheduled dates.
	🏝 9:50pm Scott67: GO LAAAATE!!!!!!
	9:51pm ultradamno: Years ago I saw an Ernst exhibit that was very sculpture heavy, which was pretty eye opening
	9:52pm Alli B: Trippy
	9:52pm Tyler: I started my day off on a positive note. Before work I was listening to Colin Newman & Malka Spigel's weekly music show from Brighton and I correctly answered the skill-testing question, so they're sending me a free t-shirt all the way from the UK. I thought I would be ineligible being in 'the colonies' but they said it's all good.
	9:53pm DJ Babs: I love Max Ernst so much...and I have to say that I am a big fan of Magritte...his story is awesome too. And I do love Otto Dix...
	9:53pm DJ Babs: And yes this tune is heaaaaavvvvyyyyy
	9:54pm ultradamno: Tanguy is one I always liked a lot, and was a real innovator in proto-punk hair
	9:54pm Derek Westerholm: Troy, I have quite a few cassettes archived of various years of Brave New Waves & Nightlines. I was looking at them just a few days ago. Really would like to go back and listen to a few. Not sure how many have been digitized & made available out in the world, in terms of hearing the hosts, etc.
	9:55pm Tyler: @ultradamno on one of my trips to NYC I caught an awesome Giacometti retrospective exhibit exhibit at MOMA. Still have the catalog book around here somewhere... @Babs - I agree. Those 3 artists are quality.
	9:56pm Tyler: I may have to whirl to this song!
	9:56pm Alli B: Dying for this set
	9:56pm laurapanic: Scott, I just had the same thought. CAAAAARNNN LAAAAATE
	9:57pm TroyD8: There used to be a few Nightlines shows on YouTube Derek but it’s hard to find any Brave New Waves these days.
	9:57pm DJ Babs: It's true this set is super sexy for sure!
	🏝 9:57pm Scott67: Shows goin late is great mate!
	9:58pm DJ Babs: It's luuuuuuuscious.....
	9:59pm Tyler: They recently re-issued a bunch of the Brave New Waves recording sessions - music that is, not the interviews and shows. I bought the Jazz Butcher BNW session a couple of years ago. I think there's also a Severed Heads one and a bunch of others.
	10:00pm Mr Fab: heck yeah go as late as you want
	10:00pm Tyler: BREAKADAWN!
	10:01pm DJ Babs: lol we could it's true...tomorrow sadly is a school day for this kid! LOL
	10:01pm Derek Westerholm: Tyler, yes, the sessions w/o the hosts. The hosts add so much to the charm. And the context they used to give in terms of the music they played & background... It inspired me so much!
	10:01pm TroyD8: Thanks Tyler! That’s good to know. Wish they released the interviews as well.
	10:02pm TroyD8: Thanks again for the exceptional show! Have a great rest of your night.
	10:03pm DJ Babs: Thank you thank you Troy! We will come back after this to do a bit of back announcing and then one more tune to wrap it all up!!!
	10:03pm Derek Westerholm: You too, Troy! So glad to see you here & happy that you are enjoying the show(s)!
	10:04pm Tyler: @TroyD8 - I think my JB BNW has a short interview track on it, but, yeah, I wonder why they wouldn't include the full interviews since there should be no rights clearance issues. I wish CBC, City-TV, Muchmusic and all the local stations would start a second-channel that just broadcast content from their vaults. I would much rather watch that than most of the repetitive content out there these days.
	10:05pm Derek Westerholm: Fab, it is tempting, I took tomorrow off... Babs, alas, did not.
	10:05pm Mr Fab: Hope to see you all next month with your dollars out for the HELLRAISER! Unless, that is, you don't actually LIKE Babs and Derek and you don't want to support them and you want to make them cry...
	10:05pm Tyler: This is a lovely, music box, tinkly tune...
	10:06pm Tyler: I received a letter from WFMU today. Scared to open it :)
	10:06pm DJ Nico: Thanks for the tunes tonight! xx
	🏝 10:06pm Scott67: Thanks Babs & Derek! Always bloody awesome my mates! 🌏☀️🍻😎🤙💨🍺🍺❤️❤️🍁
	10:08pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Fun show yet again. Thank you Babs and Derek.
	10:08pm Tyler: Thanks Babs, Derek, Mr. Moop and all those in the chat. Nice spending time with you...
	10:08pm Derek Westerholm: Dollars or not, we love you all! Plus, I will probably cry through the month of October anyway. That being said, WFMU is a great cause!
	10:09pm Alli B: Thank you so much!
	10:10pm Tyler: Ahhh... beautiful way to end the set. Sing it Mz. Simone...
	10:11pm DJ Babs: Thank you all so muich for hanging out...it means so very much!!!! You're all AMAZING! ❤️
	10:11pm ultradamno: Is it sacrilege to prefer Patty Waters?
	10:12pm ultradamno: (version, that is)
	10:12pm BenZ WPB: First time listener to this show , stumbled upon it. I’ll be back and will hit the archives
	10:12pm Tyler: @ultradamno - YOU'RE OUT OF THE ECHO BEACH MOVEMENT! :)
	10:12pm Derek Westerholm: Thank you Alli, Tyler, YPB, Nico, Scott, Fab, Troy, Laura, Ultra, Cp304, egould, Andres, Rich, Feldy... And all I may have missed or forgotten! Thank-you & goodnight! Keep safe!
	10:13pm Derek Westerholm: BenZ WPB, so glad to hear it! Happy to have you here, anytime!
	10:13pm Tyler: @ultradamno - Just kidding. Didn't know Patty Waters also did this song. Will have to give it a listen...
	10:13pm DJ Babs: Thanks fo rjoining BenZ! Hope you enjoy the archives we will have them up very shortly!!!!!
	10:14pm Derek Westerholm: Also do not know the Patty Waters version... Time to investigate.
	10:14pm ultradamno: Yeah, it's on College Tour
	10:15pm Derek Westerholm: Ultra, checking it out now...
	10:17pm Derek Westerholm: Ah, ESP-Disk... Heavy hitters.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Sounds Of The Ocean	Beach Sounds "Beach Sounds" by "Sounds Of The Ocean"	Ocean Sounds	Sounds Of The Ocean	2016			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Pixies	Stormy Weather "Stormy Weather" by "The Pixies"	Bossanova	4AD	1990	Pixies started recording material for Bossanova at Cherokee Studios in February 1990,where the sessions ran into problems. Producer Gil Norton said that nothing could be recorded after 6 p.m. because the recording desk would pick up pirate radio stations. In contrast to previous records, many songs were written in the studio and few demo recordings were created. Santiago said that the band only practiced for a two-week period, in contrast to previous albums, when the band would rehearse constantly in Boston.Black Francis noted, "So I was writing lyrics on napkins five minutes before I sang. Sometimes it's good, sometimes not. That's just the nature of that songwriting." In an anecdote from the sessions for the band’s 1988 album, Doolittle, Francis told producer Gil Norton that if two-minute songs were good enough for Buddy Holly, they were good enough for him.		0:02:42 (Pop-up)
The Coathangers	Hurricane "Hurricane" by "The Coathangers"	Larceny & Old Lace	Suicide Squeeze	2011	Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, the Coathangers were formed in 2006 by guitarist and singer Julia Kugel (aka Crook Kid Coathanger), bassist and singer Meredith Franco (aka Minnie Coathanger), keyboardist and singer Candice Jones (aka Bebe Coathanger), and drummer and singer Stephanie Luke (aka Rusty Coathanger) They play purposefully simple, hooky tunes that borrow from vintage girl group sounds and contemporary teen pop acts as much as the old-school punk and new wave outfits that inform their sound. “Dude, we are a gang of sisters,” Kugel says. “It’s beyond sisterly. We’ve been business partners. We’ve been writing mates. We’ve been friends. We probably have spent more time with each other than any other person in life. It goes beyond a band. We are protective of each other. If you’re against one of us, you’re against all of us."		0:06:10 (Pop-up)
Love & Rockets	Yin and Yang (The Flowerpot Man)	Yin and Yang (The Flowerpot Man) 12"	Beggars Banquet	1986	Love and Rockets were an English alternative rock band formed in 1985 by former Bauhaus members Daniel Ash (vocals, guitar and saxophone), David J (bass guitar and vocals) and Kevin Haskins (drums and synths) after that group split in 1983. Starting off like some twisted off acoustic Spaghetti Western like theme and morphing into a more cosmic rock song, “Ying and Yang” perfectly reflected the internal dynamics of Love & Rockets. After the disbanding of Bauhaus, it was on very trippy night that bassist David J, decided to christen dropping acid at Daniel Ash’s house, with forming of Love & Rockets. “We’re interested in the black and white, ying and yang, good and evil. We’re trying to cope and suss out the big “What’s it all about.” We’re continually questioning existence. Not trying to sound pretentious, but looking beyond party politics to see things. We are talking to individuals rather than masses. We’re all in this together, but we are talking to the individual in the privacy of their living room.” Alcohol is my yoga, baby....		0:08:40 (Pop-up)
Tropical Fuck Storm	Ann "Ann" by "Tropical Fuck Storm"	Moonburn EP	Joyful Noise	2022	Australian art-punk combo Tropical Fuck Storm continues its hot streak of brain-bending releases with Moonburn, a maxi-single cassette on Joyful Noise Recordings. Fiona Kitschin steps up to the microphone on "Ann," a cover of The Stooges that swaps Ron Asheton's scorching guitar part for a deranged sound collage of guitar freakouts, siren noises, and electronics. Australia's Tropical Fuck Storm is here to remind us that many of our most urgent political and social problems have been around a long time now. Same as it ever was, as another genre bending band once sang.	*	0:12:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny & The Hurricanes	Storm Warning	Blowing Up A Storm	Turntable Recordings	2019	Johnny and the Hurricanes were an American instrumental rock band from Toledo, Ohio, United States. They specialized in adapting popular traditional melodies into the rock idiom, using organ and saxophone as their featured instruments.		0:17:05 (Pop-up)
Red Crayola with The Familiar Ugly	Free Form Freak Out -> Hurricane Fighter Plane	The Parable Of Arable Land	International Artists	1967	"The Red Krayola (originally Red Crayola) is an American avant rock band from Houston, Texas formed in 1966 by the trio of singer/guitarist Mayo Thompson, drummer Frederick Barthelme, and bassist Steve Cunningham. The group were part of the 1960s Texas psychedelic music scene and were signed to independent record label International Artists, subsequently becoming labelmates with the 13th Floor Elevators. Their confrontational, experimental approach employed noise and free improvisation. The Red Crayola disbanded in the late 1960s, but were resurrected in the late 1970s when Thompson moved to England and found favor in the post-punk scene. Thompson has continued using the name, in its legally altered spelling for performances or releases in the US, for his musical projects since. The group has released recordings on European labels such as Rough Trade and Recommended. In the mid-1990s, Thompson returned to the United States, signing with Drag City and releasing further albums."		0:24:36 (Pop-up)
Thee Oh Sees (w/ Red Crayola underneath)	Block Of Ice (w/ A Red Crayola "Free Form Freakout" Underneath)	Thee Hounds Of Foggy Notion (+ The Parable Of Arable Land)	Tomlab	2008/1967	I love all the versions of this song. I believe this is the first one. It comes to my mind often& I've been listening to it a lot lately, after finding a few excellent & epic live readings of it. You'll find, also, that John Dwyer quotes from CAN's "Connection" during the song.		0:29:47 (Pop-up)
CAN	Connection "Connection" by "CAN"	Unlimited Edition	Spoon	1976	Hailing right back to the earlier days of CAN, March 1969, to be exact, with first singer Malcolm Mooney. This wouldn't see the light of day for another 7 years on a collection of previously unreleased material in 1976. Not the last time that "unreleased material from the CAN archives" would make their way into the world. This song also features lyrics that John Dwyer would lovingly graft into a section of "Block Of Ice" (See/hear playlist above / below)		0:32:10 (Pop-up)
Thee Oh Sees	Block Of Ice "Block Of Ice" by "Thee Oh Sees"	The Master's Bedroom Is Worth Spending A Night In	Tomlab/Castle Face	2008	The most succinct (& the "proper" album version" of Block Of Ice. This song pops up many times live throughout the line ups of Thee Oh Sees, Osees, OCS, and it seems it is always fantastic... Ranging in length anywhere from 7, 12 to 25 minutes, more or less.		0:35:07 (Pop-up)
Pataphysics	Hurricane Fighterplane	Take A Look Out Your Window	578501 Records DK	2015	Yes, a cover of the Red Crayola song. There are many to choose from. This one is as good as many. "For nearly 20 years, Pataphysics singer Pat Healy has been a vital part of why you can still call Austin “weird.” Beginning in 2000 with his band The Oblong Boys, who unplugged gas station ice machines so they could plug in their synthesizers and play to the unsuspecting people filling up their tanks, Pat’s music has had a playful-but-dark edge to it. To be specific, some might say he and a rotating series of talented groups have produced what’s called zolo music— a hyper, synthy, blips-and-blops, Zappa-obsessed, Todd Rundgren worshipping genre. Devo, Sparks, Captain Beefheart, The Fall, early XTC, and Oingo Boingo are be big influences. The Austin Chronicle once helpfully called The Oblong Boys “the city’s answer to The Residents.” A solo project called Pataphysics eventually evolved into a band, resulting in 2008’s Take A Look Out Your Window and 2015’s breakthrough My Phone’s About To Die (on cassette). Along they way, Pataphysics developed a tremendous reputation as live act, particularly Healy, who The Austin Chronicle once compared to a fire hose. They were also banned from several venues. At their core, you have to understand, Pataphysics are a punk band. Synthesizers and bright colors don’t equal cuddly and cute."		0:37:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Alien Sex Fiend	Hurricane Fighter Dub	Fiend At The Controls Vol. 1 & 2	Anagram Records	1984	Another cover of the aforementioned & played Red Crayola song.		0:40:17 (Pop-up)
Diode	Late Stage Solution "Late Stage Solution" by "Diode"	Diode	Refry Records	2020	Members of Freakees, Shark Toys, Rearranged Face, Wild Wing, Vaguess, Fernando and the Teenage Narcs, etc. Diode release records on Refry Records out of LA, and describe themselves as "DIY LABEL. WE ARE SORT OF DEDICATED TO PUTTING OUT STUFF NO ONE CARES ABOUT. TAPES, T-SHIRTS, MUSIC, ETC."		0:51:32 (Pop-up)
Escape-ism	Almost No One (Can Have My Love)	Introduction To Escaep-ism	Radical Elite	2017	ESCAPE-ISM is the found-sound dream-drama starring Ian Svenonius & Alexandra Cabral. Ian F Svenonius is an American musician and singer of various Washington, D.C.-based punk bands including Nation of Ulysses, the Make-Up, Weird War, XYZ and Chain and the Gang. Between his numerous projects, Svenonius has released more than 22 full-length albums and over 20 singles, EPs, and splits. A published author and online talk show host, Svenonius' projects share a tongue-in-cheek, radical left political ideology. There's no real nationalism in this county. "If you're poor in America, that's a criminal offense. You're not only a criminal for being poor, but you're also stupid and deficient. We don't have this national feeling of fraternity. We live in an individualist state where everyone hates everyone else, except your immediate family. We live in a mafia state."		0:52:56 (Pop-up)
Couteau Latex	Hostile Environment	Hostile Environment/Morphee 7"	Goner Records	2016	Mechanic and melancholic post-punk tunes by the US-Swiss duo formed by Seth Sutton (Useless Eaters, Life Trap) and Lise Sutter (Maraudeur, The Staches).delivers mechanic and melancholic post-punk tunes, interconnecting European minimal synth and US punk traditions. Here, the bass is groovy and leading, the vocals are haunting, half-spoken/half-sung, the sound dusty. If we stoop to make comparisons, Couteau Latex reminds us some of our personal French idols like Deux, singing about the cigarette smoke left at night by a bunch of boys "		0:55:48 (Pop-up)
Black Randy & The Metrosquad	I Slept in an Arcade	I Slept In An Arcade 7"	Dangerhouse	1979	Black Randy & the Metrosquad was founded in 1977 in Los Angeles. Black Randy's shtick was that he portrayed himself as black, but was obviously white; James Brown's "I'm Black and I'm Proud" was one of the cover songs that Black Randy & the Metrosquad played as a matter of routine. But Black Randy was much more than that; he was a talented lyricist whose work brims with irony and thumbs its nose at everything, even the L.A. proto-punk culture that spawned it. Among the vocalists who passed through Black Randy's ever-changing regimen of backup singers, the Blackettes, were Exene Cervenka, Alice Bag, Jane Wiedlen ,and Belinda Carlisle. Black Randy & the Metrosquad were long broken up by the time Morris died in 1983 or 1984, from complications related to HIV.		0:58:46 (Pop-up)
The Passions	Pedal Fury "Pedal Fury" by "The Passions"	Michael & Miranda	Polydor	1980	Based in Shepherd's Bush in west London, The Passions formed in early 1978 as the Youngsters with a line-up of Gogan (guitar, vocals), Claire Bidwell (bass guitar), Richard Williams (drums), Dack Dyde (guitar) and Mitch Barker (vocals).Williams and Gogan were previously in the punk rock outfit the Derelicts. After a name change to Rivers of Passion, soon shortened to The Passions, Dyde was replaced by Timperley (formerly of The 101ers). Michael & Miranda, the band's debut album, was released on 18 April 1980,[6] preceded by their second single "Hunted".The album was produced by Fiction head Chris Parry and engineered by Mike Hedges.In May 1980, The Passions embarked on a UK and European tour supporting labelmates The Cure. They are probably best known for "I'm In Love With A German Film Star"...The lyrics were written by Gogan about Steve Connelly, a one-time roadie for The Clash and Sex Pistols who had minor roles in several German films.		1:01:12 (Pop-up)
Billiam	Jenny Destroys Records "Jenny Destroys Records" by "Billiam"	Vampire Club EP	Under Heat Records	2022	Billiam is from Melbourne. He releases a lot of music. He is described as "the token sonic fan in punk" Not much is findable about him on the internet. His songs are very fun. And short.		1:03:20 (Pop-up)
Oh-Ok	Brother "Brother" by "Oh-Ok"	Wow Mini Album	DB Recs	1982	We've played another Oh-Ok song before on the show, the very catchy "Person". Oh-OK was an American musical group from Athens, Georgia formed in 1981 with singer/lyricist Linda Hopper, bassist/vocalist/lyricist Lynda Stipe, and drummer David Pierce. Other members later included drummer David McNair and guitarist Matthew Sweet. The trio began practicing together at parties in the college community in the spring of 1981. Their first club performance break came when Stipe's brother, Michael Stipe of R.E.M., needed a backing band for a show at the 40 Watt Club. Oh-Ok are much better than R.E.M. I feel. " When Oh OK started, I was a freshman at the University of Georgia. I was hanging out downtown and on campus. I was a definite loafer. People had music studios down there. I was always really into nursery rhymes and stuff like that. At the same time, I was into real visceral stuff too. I still am. I have a huge biology collection. (laughs) Lots of fossils and things floating in formaldehyde."		1:04:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Skatalites	Storm Warning "Storm Warning" by "The Skatalites"	Treasure Isle Time	Kingston Sounds	2011	The group had honed their skills by playing under various guises around Jamaica in numerous 'Hotel Bands'. When the big Sound System operators of the day, Sir Coxsanne Dodd, Duke Reid and King Edwards needed new material to play out with they turned to this group of musicians to provide it. Their usual source for the material was beginning to dry up, namely the American R&B records of the day due to tastes in the USA changing.		1:06:07 (Pop-up)
Wet Kiss	Nobody Has To Know "Nobody Has To Know" by "Wet Kiss"	She's So Cool	DERO Arcade	2022	Wet Kiss are from Berlin, Germany. Their most recent album (released May 10) is tagged with "experimental accelerationism dark emotional femme flimsey freaky girlgroup glamrock heartbreak lonerfolk pop transgender unemployed xanax Berlin" It's difficult to decipher what is fact or a tall tale from the write up for the album, so let's just take the beginning: "She's So Cool is about love and the faggotry of rock and roll. Wet Kiss is led by singer and lyricist Brenna O who conceives of the songs using disconnected poetic phrases pasted together from her phone notes. "I would describe the scene in my head as best I could," O says "mostly in a non-musical way, and the band just got it. I knew exactly what I wanted, and they knew exactly what to do." Wet Kiss began recording for this 10-track punk drama piece in their shared suburban warehouse which was permanently set up like one big installation. I conducted my first meeting with the band amid their struggles with the local council which aimed to kick them out, and from a councilman's perspective, I can see why. Instruments strewed in every corner of this carpark wide dust hole like a museum to lost rock relics was an eye-saw to a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood, a museum that only existed in Brenna's wishful imaginations. Not to mention the constant run-ins with the pigs (I'm not talking about their Manager either but that's another story)" Wet Kiss (Bandcamp)		1:18:24 (Pop-up)
Snapped Ankles	The Fish Needs A Bike	The Fish Needs A Bike (Digital Single)	The Leaf Label Ltd.	2022	Released yesterday, Sep 28. Available for "Name Your Price" online. This is a cover of the highly underrated 1981 track from Blurt (we'd played it back on our highly underrated Jan 27 "Crab Day!" episode. Transmissions From Echo Beach: January 27, 2022: Crab Day! (AKA Some Of My Best Friends Are Ranters.)) Snapped Ankles write: “Blurt are a big deal back in the forest. We focused our logs on a band that we’ve always admired for their dedication to the simplicity of groove, and their outsider stance. They’ve been Blurting out primal rhythms and absurd poetry for over forty years. They’re an example to us all!” Snapped Ankles (Bandcamp)	*	1:21:25 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Hurricane Edward "Hurricane Edward" by "The Fall"	Levitate	Artful	1997	There was, indeed, a Hurricane named Edward in 1997, the year in which this was recorded. Edward is also what the "E" in Mark E Smith stands for. Some history: "Levitate is the 19th album by The Fall, released in 1997 on Artful Records. Levitate became the last album to feature two long-time Fall members, drummer Karl Burns and bass player Steve Hanley (whose playing was once described by Smith as the defining element of the group's music).Levitate was recorded amidst a difficult period for the group, described by personnel turmoil and financial troubles due to a VAT bill incurred in the 1980s and early 1990s for nearly £200,000. Simon Wolstencroft left after a disagreement about the recording of 'Everybody But Myself'; also having received financial advice about the group's VAT bill, he resigned from being a co-director of The Fall business. Karl Burns was fired in 1995 after the recording of The Light User Syndrome but reluctantly brought back in during the recording of Levitate, after Simon Wolstencroft left. The album was initially going to be produced by Keir Stewart and Simon Spencer (who previously collaborated with Smith under the moniker D.O.S.E. on the 1995 single "Plug Myself In"). Most of the recordings took place at Edwyn Collins's studio in West Hampstead. However, Stewart and Spencer soon fell out with Smith over payments and left after a week, taking most of the tapes with them. The only tracks from these sessions to make the album were "4½ Inch" (allegedly edited out of samples of a rehearsal recording), "Spencer", later re-dubbed by Smith as "Spencer Must Die", and "The Quartet of Doc Shanley". Scottish artist Tommy Crooks joined the group towards the end of recording Levitate, playing guitar. The album was followed by another shambolic tour. Smith sacked the whole group in Ireland in November, although they were re-instated within days. The situation was caused by the group's sudden debt crisis because of the VAT bill, which left Smith and Steve Hanley in danger of their houses being repossessed. It was during the US tour in 1998 that the group essentially fell apart, leaving Smith with only Nagle's support in rebuilding the group for their next album The Marshall Suite."		1:26:24 (Pop-up)
P.E., A. Savage	Tears In The Rain	The Leather Lemon	Wharf Cat Records	2022	Released earlier this year on March 25. "The second album from Brooklyn combo P.E. (a collaboration between members of the bands Pill and Eaters) features a mixture of new wave and post-punk grooves, cracked electronics, and skronky sax similar to their 2020 debut, Person. However, the group seem to have become more confident since their first outing, and most of their songs are considerably more accessible and hook-happy this time around. Opener "Blue Nude (Reclined)" is midtempo but with a bassline big enough to give it some bounce, and Veronica Torres' vocals are smooth as a milkshake, while Benjamin Jaffe's sax seems like it danced out of a Waitresses song. "Lying with the Wolf" slows it down to trip-hop tempo, and Jaffe's sax and frayed synths spin a web around Torres' monologue-heavy lyrics. "Tears in the Rain," a duet with Parquet Courts' Andrew Savage, is a sophisti-pop ballad with a strangely lo-bit sample lurking beneath its shimmering percussion and rainfall effects."		1:32:18 (Pop-up)
The WAEVE	Can I Call You "Can I Call You" by "The WAEVE"	Can I Call You (Digital single)	Transgressive Records	2022	Released Sep 6. Third digital single released by the duo of Graham Coxon & Rose Elinor Dougall. "Back in May, Graham Coxon and Rose Elinor Dougall revealed their new project the WAEVE with a show in London, where they performed a bunch of still-unreleased songs, and shared their debut single together, “Something Pretty”... they’re back with their first new track since then, “Can I Call You,” along with some details about their debut album, which was produced by James Ford and will be released in February... In a new interview with NME, the pair talked about the project, which started as a collaboration in lockdown. “I hadn’t really done any writing for 2020, so it was like a capped well,” Coxon said of his initial writing sessions with Dougall. “There was a lot there. It just needed the right circumstances. It was an odd time because there was nobody on the streets, time had really slowed down, and it was interesting to try and make sense of ourselves in that situation and after our experiences. To take some risks in what we wanted to express.”"	*	1:37:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Pram	Sea Swells and Distant Squalls	Sargasso Sea	Too Pure Records Ltd	1995	Apparently, NME gave this album a review of "0 out of 10" at the time? They were off by 9 or 10 on that, in my books. "Pram are a British post-rock band formed in Birmingham, England in 1988 by Rosie Cuckston (vocals, keyboards), Matt Eaton (guitar), Andy Weir (drums), and Samantha Owen (bass). Subsequent lineups have changed frequently, most notably with Cuckston's departure in 2008. Their electronic pop sound, described by AllMusic as "equally quaint and unsettling," employs unconventional instruments and draws on stylistic influences such as krautrock, exotica, and dub. The group signed to Too Pure Records in 1993, where they released their debut LP The Stars Are So Big, The Earth Is So Small... Stay as You Are. They later signed to Domino. Following the 2007 album The Moving Frontier, they took a lengthy hiatus, returning in 2018 with Across the Meridian."		1:42:03 (Pop-up)
Barış Manço	Gönül Dağı "Gönül Dağı" by "Barış Manço"	Gönül Dağı / Genç Osman (Hey Koca Topçu)	Yavuz Plak	1973	urkish rock singer, song writer and tv host. His mother Rikkat Uyanık was a famous Turkish singer in the 40s. Living in Paris during the 60s, he started a band Les Mistigris. Considered one of the most influential pop artists of Turkey. Founder member of the band Kurtalan Ekspres. Barış Manço died suddenly of a heart attack in 1999.		1:50:50 (Pop-up)
El Michels Affair & Piya Malik	Dhuaan	Yeti Season	Big Crown Records	2021	One day during covid lockdown, Leon Michels dug up an old Yeti Costume and started chasing his kids around the yard for fun....“That was my one shining moment of Covid homeschooling. The rest was a total fucking disaster. But that one I’m proud of." The snowbound romp became the music video for “Dhuaan,” from El Michels Affair’s latest album, Yeti Season. Yeti Season bounds between influences without ever losing control. Michels says that he was listening to a lot of Turkish psych and folk rock from artists like Barış Manço and Erkin Koray as he was composing Yeti Season, which you can hear clearly...		1:55:09 (Pop-up)
Kit Sebastian	Pangea "Pangea" by "Kit Sebastian"	Mantra Moderne	Mr. Bongo	2019	The duo is formed of Kit Martin, who lives between London and France and plays all instruments on the album, and Merve Erdem, vocalist and multi-disciplinary artist from Istanbul, now based in London. This is their debut album. The album explores universal themes such as love, loss, decay, language and ideology, mixing three different languages: English, Turkish and French. Written and recorded by the duo - Kit composed all the songs and Merve wrote the lyrics - in rural France during 2018, each song was completed within a 12-hour window, pawning contemplation for spontaneity. Dubbed by Kit and Merve as ‘lo-fi-hi-fi’ in reference to the high-end tube equipment that helped it find its way to 8-track cassette tape. The style owes its sound to narrow tape width, valve distortion, spring reverb, the mixture of high end gear with lo-fi equipment as well as a disregard to the norms of hi-fi studio techniques. All instruments were analogue and no samples were used. The instruments that are used range from tablas to darbukas, balalaikas to ouds, MS20 synths to Farfisa organs and a lot of cuica.		1:59:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Twinkle Twinkle Little Rock Star	Rock You Like A Hurricane	Lullaby Versions of Hair Ballad Classics	Roma Music Group	2014			2:03:33 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Wild Is The Wind "Wild Is The Wind" by "Nina Simone"	BD Music Presents Nina Simone	Bdjazz	2022	This is perfection, there is nothing more to be said.		2:09:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:52pm DJ Babs: Hello Beachers! Welcome...it's a bit windy out so find yourself a safe spot on the beach...we're about to begin at 8pm!
	8:00pm ultradamno: Babs! Derek! Beach Bums!
	🏝 8:03pm Scott67: G'day Babs, Derek & Beached Floridians! 🌏☀️📻🎶🍻😎🤙💨🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🌻
	8:03pm ultradamno: Would Thinking Feller's Hurricane be too on the nose? Also, Butthole Surfers song about hurricane's cousins Tornadoes...
	8:03pm DJ Babs: Hi Scott! Hi Ultra!! Hows' everyone doing tonight!?!
	8:03pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Hello hello.
	8:04pm Derek Westerholm: Damno, good calls! Not in queue at this time, though...
	8:04pm Derek Westerholm: Hi Scott! Hello YPB! Hello Ultra! Hello hello!!
	8:04pm DJ Babs: Hi YPB!!!
	🏝 8:05pm Scott67: This morning I will mostly be drinking beer! Mostly! 🌏☀️🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	8:05pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Hello Babs, Derek, and Meep Moop!
	8:06pm Alli B: Hi hi!
	8:06pm laurapanic: Already Scott? I"m on super strong coffees and I hope to soon start seeing wifi
	8:07pm DJ Babs: Hi Alli!!! Hello Laura!!!
	8:08pm ultradamno: Autumn, by the way, is my favorite of all the seasons...leaves are changing color, the sun has been pushed aside, insects are going away, horror movies in the theaters....
	8:08pm DJ Babs: welcome welcome all! :-)
	8:08pm Mr Fab: It is time for stormy beach parties. Hey folks! the Beastie Boy's DJ Hurricane (The Hurra") pops to mind for some reason...
	8:08pm Rich in Washington: Greetings, Babs n' Derek!
	8:08pm DJ Babs: I'm trying so hard with Autumn this year! lol I did wear my leather jacket and boots today and felt pretty smart tho! That's a good thing!!!
	8:08pm DJ Babs: Hello Fab!!!!
	8:09pm DJ Babs: I will NEVER GET SICK OF THIS SONG EVER
	8:09pm DJ Babs: Rich! Hey great to see ya! How ya doing?!
	🏝 8:10pm Scott67: G'day Laura, I had my double espresso at 7am mate. So now a leveler it in order, it is Friday, & TRASH CULT has its monthly Improvisors Collective Gig tonight. So must get in the mood! 🍻😎🤙💨☕🌷
	8:10pm DJ Babs: Lol where were all you guys with the good song suggestions when we were programming! So many good suggestions!!!
	8:10pm Rich in Washington: Doin' swell! Diggin' the tunes!
	8:11pm DJ Babs: Thanks! We started with some classics and will then head into left field!
	8:11pm DJ Babs: get ready for it guys!!!
	8:12pm Feldy: Hey Babs & Derek! And hello friends in chat who have good taste
	8:12pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: @babs Autumn is the BEST mainly because you can wear cool jackets.
	8:13pm ultradamno: Also, MX-80 Sound's Tidal Wave (which I was just listening to in the car on the way to see Pearl yesterday) and Jenny and Johnny's Big Wave...
	🏝 8:13pm Scott67: Laura hope you & ya shielas kill it at the Bowls Club tonight mate!🎸🥁🎸
	8:13pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Can’t wait to head out to left field…I have my glove ready.
	8:14pm laurapanic: Scotty, Improvisors Collective sounds RAD. My other band is trying to find stuff like that in Newy.....you crazy kids. Tonight should be fun, Bowlo shows are so fun.
	8:15pm ultradamno: David Thomas & The Pedestrian's Big Breezy Day (for a more positive spin)
	8:15pm laurapanic: Tropical Fuckstorm are good...I love their song "You Let My Tyres Down"
	8:15pm Derek Westerholm: Hello Alli, Laura, Fab, Rich, Feldy...
	8:15pm Derek Westerholm: So many good recommendations!
	8:16pm ultradamno: Heh, heh...spin, like a hurricane, I see what I did there.
	8:16pm Derek Westerholm: Scott, I also have consumed the double espresso / beer combination today, but I spaced it out by several hours.
	8:20pm TroyD8: Tones on Tail😊
	8:22pm Derek Westerholm: Tones On Tail are fantastic! It's true!
	8:22pm Derek Westerholm: Hello TroyD8!
	8:23pm Derek Westerholm: Scott/Laura, can you go Bowling at Bowls Club?
	8:23pm TroyD8: Loving the show Derek!
	8:23pm Feldy: My neighbor across the street is a HAM radio guy. He has wires above his house, and sometimes I get interference on my HiFi
	8:23pm ultradamno: I know stage diving gets you fired from the band
	8:24pm laurapanic: Lawn bowls....is that a thing there? Canada was a colony, surely you have lawn bowls? Not what we call "Ten Pin Bowling", which you lot call "bowling"
	8:24pm ultradamno: Groovy is a no fault adjective...if Ash Williams says it, it's, well, groovy
	8:25pm DJ Babs: Heya Troy! Nice to see you again...welcome welcome!!!Hi Feldy!!!!
	8:26pm Derek Westerholm: Troy, fantastic to hear!
	8:26pm DJ Babs: I had a double martini for lunch and man, that did pack a wallop LOL
	8:26pm Derek Westerholm: Laura, yes, lawn bowling made it over here to our colony!
	8:27pm ultradamno: Have you ever listened to their Live 67, there's some wonderful parts where they're basically doing noise and you can hear kids carrying on apparently unfazed theredkrayola.bandcamp.com...
	8:27pm Derek Westerholm: Canada invented 5-pin bowling, which I prefer to 10 pin.
	8:27pm Derek Westerholm: When I was a kid, I was in a bowling league. For quite a few years.
	8:28pm Derek Westerholm: Ultra, I will have to check that out, thanks! No, haven't heard it. I love stuff like that!
	8:28pm laurapanic: 10 Pin Bowling is pretty minor here....my local bowling centre closed a couple of years ago...never heard of 5 pin...you crazy kids!!
	8:29pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: @derek Five pin is much better because, well, you can whip that little ball like a projectile!!!
	8:29pm Derek Westerholm: Feldy, my uncle was super-into HAM radio, CB radio, electronics, all that sort of thing...
	8:30pm DJ Babs: Very cool ultra! And yes...I do love a good bowling match! Derek and I once went on a weekender away and we found this bowling alley and there was NOBODY there except us...so we bowled to our hearts content! It was creepy but also fun!!!
	🏝 8:31pm Scott67: Barefoot Bowls is the business! Enlightened Bowls Clubs that allow anyone to rock up, kick off the shoes, buy a beer & roll some ends. Beer in hand! 🍻😎🤙💨🧿
	8:32pm DJ Babs: Derek is doing some fancy freeform mixing here lol
	8:32pm ultradamno: Apparently John Fahey is on that live Red Krayola, but you wouldn't guess it...
	8:33pm DJ Babs: oh really!? I would not guess that!
	🏝 8:34pm Scott67: I just became a quintessential Digital Age Aussie. I bought my fucken Summer Thong (Flip-flops) online! Now I hate myself more!📦🩴🩴 🌏☀️🍻😎🤙👣
	🏝 8:35pm Scott67: Thongs*🩴🩴
	8:36pm DJ Babs: hahahaha! I am glad that you got your summer thong! I hate online shopping but now it is the thing to do apparently!!!
	8:36pm Derek Westerholm: I kinda couldn't get out of this mode for this set.
	🏝 8:37pm Scott67: No thong🩲 for this commando baby!👖
	8:37pm DJ Babs: This is a good stomping about set, lol
	8:38pm DJ Babs: DEREK IS IN A GROOVE
	8:38pm ultradamno: Hard to beat The Cramps for covers of this, Spacemen 3's Transparent Radiation cover is pretty nice too
	8:39pm Derek Westerholm: I just read about that Cramps cover version a few minutes ago, ha! I don't think I've ever heard it.
	🏝 8:39pm Scott67: I couldn't resist. Buy 2 get one free, Aussie designed single piece, recycled rubber, foot friendly. Worn a pair for the entire Covid Era, they're fucken awesome!🩴🩴
	8:40pm Derek Westerholm: There are a lot of cover versions of this one!
	8:40pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Derek is in a groovy groove.
	8:40pm Derek Westerholm: Ha!
	8:41pm DJ Babs: lol he most certainly is!!! He will explain his groove now I am sure....
	8:44pm ultradamno: There aren't sex fiends, they're probing for butt research!
	8:44pm Mr Fab: MALCOLM Mooney was the singer for Can.
	8:47pm ultradamno: It's snazzier to be groovy than tubular
	8:48pm DJ Babs: lol I do love SNAZZY
	8:51pm laurapanic: oooooh unrelated noise sounds DREAMY
	8:51pm Mr Fab: you wrote "Michael" Mooney
	8:51pm ultradamno: yeah, it says Michael in the notes
	8:52pm Mr Fab: fact-checking the playlist!
	8:53pm Derek Westerholm: Fab, thanks! Stuff like that drives me crazy! I would have been so upset if I caught it two years later. THANKS!
	8:53pm ultradamno: How can Diode not be a disgruntled offshoot of The Diodes?
	8:53pm Derek Westerholm: Ultra, lol
	8:54pm DJ Babs: hahah thank you for your keen eyes!!!!
	8:54pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Correct playlists are soooo 2021.
	8:54pm Rich in Washington: @Derek @8:40: I need to look through my Cramps bootlegs. I think I might have one with their cover of it on it.
	8:55pm Rich in Washington: I don't recall actually hearing it but always thought that was an odd choice of a cover for them.
	8:55pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: @babs I’m enjoying this so much. 🎸🎸🎸
	8:56pm DJ Babs: awesome this whole album is so good! You'll like this tune too!
	8:56pm laurapanic: Svenonius, America's sweetheart
	8:56pm DJ Babs: It is true he is so brilliant!
	8:57pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: @babs I do…I do!!!
	8:57pm DJ Babs: Hhaha well you do have exquisite taste LOL
	8:57pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: 😂
	8:58pm Alli B: This song is 🔥🔥🔥
	8:58pm DJ Babs: I love the bass sound on this...
	8:59pm DJ Nico: Sorry. In late!
	8:59pm ultradamno: I've got it on this www.discogs.com...
	8:59pm DJ Babs: Hi Nico!!! How are you!?!?!
	9:00pm Andres: Hi, Babs and Derek! Will there be You Spin Me Round by Dead Or Alive? Or have we moved on? :)
	9:00pm DJ Babs: oooh nice Ultradamno!!!
	9:00pm Mr Fab: Black Randy & The Metrosquad YEESSS!!! Ah, the stinky sticky scent of pre-gentrified Hollywood. it's all coming back to me now...
	9:00pm DJ Babs: Man...Black Randy was something else!!!
	9:00pm Derek Westerholm: Hello there, Nico! Hello there Andres!
	9:01pm Derek Westerholm: We might have moved on...
	9:01pm Derek Westerholm: ...Haha
	9:01pm DJ Babs: Hi Andres...no Dead or Alive tonight lol
	9:01pm ultradamno: My money is on Spinks
	9:02pm Andres: Next hurricane then. ;)
	9:02pm DJ Babs: I actually don't know what Derek has planned for his next set!!! And yes..inevitably there will be another hurricane!!!
	🏝 9:02pm Scott67: Guys I seem to be making a habit of this in ya Show! Clicky Star the whole Ep! ⭐👈😎🤙🍻
	9:02pm DJ Babs: goddamn thank you Scott! I love all the clicky stars!!!!!!
	9:03pm laurapanic: Always wondered if hosts saw the clicky stars....I guess it makes sense
	9:03pm ultradamno: Are there no good waterspout songs?
	9:04pm DJ Babs: if so we shall find them!!!
	9:05pm ultradamno: These comments are coming one handed, the cat is keeping lefty down
	9:07pm Mr Fab: ultradamno: that's your story and your stickin to it!
	9:08pm Tyler: Good evening!
	9:10pm TroyD8: Fun-settling 😂
	9:10pm Derek Westerholm: Hello Tyler!
	9:10pm egould: Hi thanks! Bye!
	9:10pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Hey Tyler!!!
	9:11pm Derek Westerholm: egould! Hello!
	9:11pm Derek Westerholm: Goodbye, too?
	9:12pm ultradamno: For awhile there was one of those pawn shop shows that was all stuff like that...things in formaldehyde and whatnot. Genesis P Orridge was on an ep
	9:13pm DJ Nico: Always an education, TFEB!
	9:13pm Derek Westerholm: Aww, Scott, Laura; so glad to see your sticky stars finding their way linking up to the artists that bring us all so much joy!
	9:14pm ultradamno: ...and stole the show on Ladies & Gentlemen The Fabulous Stains
	9:14pm Tyler: Hi Derek, Babs, Cameron, Ultradamno, Tersesinha, The Professor & Mary-Anne...
	9:15pm ultradamno: Hiya Tyler!
	9:15pm Derek Westerholm: And of course, all other clicky-star clickers!
	9:15pm Tyler: If you can't pronounce it - it's gotta be GOOD!
	9:17pm Tyler: If it's NIFTY - it's gotta have a cool VIBE!
	9:17pm Derek Westerholm: Nico, re: "Always an education, TFEB!"... Not necessarily always a correct one, though, haha. At least, I catch myself saying things all the time and thinking "is that even true? What am I saying that?" Hopefully the stuff we research is correct, haha.
	9:20pm Derek Westerholm: ^ "Why am I..." not "What am I..." See? Inaccuracies everywhere!
	9:20pm Tyler: @Derek - I enjoy the Myths you make :)
	9:21pm DJ Babs: Hello Tyler! Hello goodybe Egould!! Lol!
	9:21pm Derek Westerholm: Tyler, that is very generous of you!
	9:22pm DJ Babs: I enjoyed that last song and certainly would pay 2 dollars for it!!!
	9:22pm DJ Babs: VERRRY excited about this tune! I love Snapped Ankles!!!
	9:22pm Tyler: Was it Paul McCartney that wrote: The Myths you make is equal to the Myths you take?
	9:23pm Tyler: Groovy synth bass on this one!
	9:24pm Derek Westerholm: Snapped Ankles are so good!
	9:25pm Mr Fab: never thought i'd hear a Blurt cover. DAMN, that's hipster.
	9:25pm Derek Westerholm: Fab, I know, right?!!!
	9:25pm Derek Westerholm: And by one of our favourite bands!
	9:26pm DJ Babs: They do have excellent taste! And this is an excellent rendition! These guys are amazing. They are legit one of my favourite bands of the last few years!
	9:26pm DJ Babs: lol tyler something like that!!
	9:26pm ultradamno: Everybody should be Blurting about, they deserve it. Would have thought Preening would be the band to do it, but they're gone now...
	9:27pm DJ Babs: I Blurt about after I've had too much spicy food....
	9:28pm laurapanic: Regulation Fall track
	9:29pm Mr Fab: i like songs where guys are like doin stuff with drums
	🏝 9:29pm Scott67: My favourites list is full in my profile, so I mosttly click Eps now, for later manual dissection to paper.
	9:29pm TroyD8: 1st heard the Fall while listening to the CBC show Nightlines with David Wisdom
	9:29pm Cp304: Hey gang..jammin and cookin over here..
	9:29pm Tyler: Just noticed the Red Crayola song in your playlist I missed called 'Pataphysics'. I have an OOP book about 'Pataphysics' I bought at that cool small press book shop that used to be next to Black Market. 'Pataphysics' is part of the Dada literature movement.
	9:30pm DJ Babs: Hi CP304! Yes you are in time for the obligatory Fall track, lol. And yes tyler you know your Dada well!
	9:31pm ultradamno: A little pre-dada, I think
	9:31pm Derek Westerholm: TroyD8... Nightlines was great! I loved David Wisdom & all the callers that would dial in... It was quite the show, that one!
	9:33pm DJ Babs: Oh man Nightlines! That does take me back!!!
	9:33pm laurapanic: My complete Fall education is due to the beach...I knew who they were, but had never bothered with them.
	9:34pm TroyD8: David’s skill testing questions were fun too! Great to hear you got to enjoy it as well Derek.
	9:34pm Tyler: I was not at all fond of DADA when I was in school because it led to a lot of fellow students pulling bullshit from out of their ass, but, though DADA is supportive of improvisation, it does not mean you can just expel random nonsense without any craft. I've gained a better appreciation of the movement since I left school and no longer have to sit through certain people's poor performances.
	9:34pm Mr Fab: "Tears In The Rain" - hello, 'Blade Runner,' we salute you.
	9:34pm ultradamno: Jarry wouldn't drink alcohol that had be contaminated with water. In fairness, fish do shit in it.
	9:35pm Derek Westerholm: CBC's Brave New Waves & Nightlines (and also late-night College/University radio) definitely are partially responsible for my night-owl / permanently sleep-deprived lifestyle.
	9:36pm Derek Westerholm: "In fairness, fish do shit in it." -- That is fair. Point taken!
	9:37pm DJ Babs: Agreed Mr. Fab! So Blade Runner!
	9:38pm Tyler: Beers in the rain :)
	9:38pm Mr Fab: Ooh, Echo Beach goes noir. i LIKE it.
	9:38pm DJ Babs: And agreed Tyler, Dada is not an excuse for slapdash haphazardry!!!
	9:38pm TroyD8: Loved Brave New Waves with Patti Schmidt.
	9:38pm ultradamno: Dada always interested me more because it was a visceral response, without the manifestos and ideologies that played into Futurism and Surrealism
	9:38pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: The Waeve!!! Yesss!
	9:39pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Can’t wait for the LP next year.
	9:39pm Derek Westerholm: YPB, this one is crazy good!
	9:39pm ultradamno: Slap thoses dashes and those dots!
	9:39pm Derek Westerholm: TroyD8, agreed! I also was very fond of Brent Bambury.
	9:40pm Mr Fab: a friend of mine dismissed Dada as "lazy artists," but when done right, it can cause revolutions. Or a least the Bonzo Dog Band, that's good enough for me.
	9:40pm ultradamno: YMG's Wind In The Rigging just occurred to me as appropriate
	9:40pm DJ Babs: Super excited about this Waeve project....this tune is epic!
	9:40pm TroyD8: I missed Brent’s run.
	9:41pm Tyler: @ultradamno of the three I prefer Futurism overall, especially the Italian Futurism. DADA had many, many manifestos but no one, unifying treatise and it didn't seem like those in the written DADA movement had as much interchange with those working in other mediums.
	9:41pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: @babs I totally preordered. 😂
	9:41pm Derek Westerholm: The song takes off here & cannot be stopped. Goddamn. And these lyrics... Goddamn.
	9:42pm Tyler: This is a pretty great song!
	9:42pm ultradamno: That's the thing, no Breton to keep kicking people out. ...and Dada had Schwitters, who had the best manifestos. Even though surrealism had Luis Buñuel, who had moving pictures
	9:43pm ultradamno: The laziest artist was Chris Burden, just laying around on a car...
	9:48pm Tyler: @ultradamno - Good points all around. I agree. Every movement had someone putting up the fencing :) There's a lot of surrealism I like, including Bunuel. Probably my favourite surrealist is Juan Gris, but you have to give Dali his due. Apart from his major works, his sculpture & miniature paintings are astonishing. I've seen them in person in Europe & Florida.
	9:49pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Yes 100% on rescheduled dates.
	🏝 9:50pm Scott67: GO LAAAATE!!!!!!
	9:51pm ultradamno: Years ago I saw an Ernst exhibit that was very sculpture heavy, which was pretty eye opening
	9:52pm Alli B: Trippy
	9:52pm Tyler: I started my day off on a positive note. Before work I was listening to Colin Newman & Malka Spigel's weekly music show from Brighton and I correctly answered the skill-testing question, so they're sending me a free t-shirt all the way from the UK. I thought I would be ineligible being in 'the colonies' but they said it's all good.
	9:53pm DJ Babs: I love Max Ernst so much...and I have to say that I am a big fan of Magritte...his story is awesome too. And I do love Otto Dix...
	9:53pm DJ Babs: And yes this tune is heaaaaavvvvyyyyy
	9:54pm ultradamno: Tanguy is one I always liked a lot, and was a real innovator in proto-punk hair
	9:54pm Derek Westerholm: Troy, I have quite a few cassettes archived of various years of Brave New Waves & Nightlines. I was looking at them just a few days ago. Really would like to go back and listen to a few. Not sure how many have been digitized & made available out in the world, in terms of hearing the hosts, etc.
	9:55pm Tyler: @ultradamno on one of my trips to NYC I caught an awesome Giacometti retrospective exhibit exhibit at MOMA. Still have the catalog book around here somewhere... @Babs - I agree. Those 3 artists are quality.
	9:56pm Tyler: I may have to whirl to this song!
	9:56pm Alli B: Dying for this set
	9:56pm laurapanic: Scott, I just had the same thought. CAAAAARNNN LAAAAATE
	9:57pm TroyD8: There used to be a few Nightlines shows on YouTube Derek but it’s hard to find any Brave New Waves these days.
	9:57pm DJ Babs: It's true this set is super sexy for sure!
	🏝 9:57pm Scott67: Shows goin late is great mate!
	9:58pm DJ Babs: It's luuuuuuuscious.....
	9:59pm Tyler: They recently re-issued a bunch of the Brave New Waves recording sessions - music that is, not the interviews and shows. I bought the Jazz Butcher BNW session a couple of years ago. I think there's also a Severed Heads one and a bunch of others.
	10:00pm Mr Fab: heck yeah go as late as you want
	10:00pm Tyler: BREAKADAWN!
	10:01pm DJ Babs: lol we could it's true...tomorrow sadly is a school day for this kid! LOL
	10:01pm Derek Westerholm: Tyler, yes, the sessions w/o the hosts. The hosts add so much to the charm. And the context they used to give in terms of the music they played & background... It inspired me so much!
	10:01pm TroyD8: Thanks Tyler! That’s good to know. Wish they released the interviews as well.
	10:02pm TroyD8: Thanks again for the exceptional show! Have a great rest of your night.
	10:03pm DJ Babs: Thank you thank you Troy! We will come back after this to do a bit of back announcing and then one more tune to wrap it all up!!!
	10:03pm Derek Westerholm: You too, Troy! So glad to see you here & happy that you are enjoying the show(s)!
	10:04pm Tyler: @TroyD8 - I think my JB BNW has a short interview track on it, but, yeah, I wonder why they wouldn't include the full interviews since there should be no rights clearance issues. I wish CBC, City-TV, Muchmusic and all the local stations would start a second-channel that just broadcast content from their vaults. I would much rather watch that than most of the repetitive content out there these days.
	10:05pm Derek Westerholm: Fab, it is tempting, I took tomorrow off... Babs, alas, did not.
	10:05pm Mr Fab: Hope to see you all next month with your dollars out for the HELLRAISER! Unless, that is, you don't actually LIKE Babs and Derek and you don't want to support them and you want to make them cry...
	10:05pm Tyler: This is a lovely, music box, tinkly tune...
	10:06pm Tyler: I received a letter from WFMU today. Scared to open it :)
	10:06pm DJ Nico: Thanks for the tunes tonight! xx
	🏝 10:06pm Scott67: Thanks Babs & Derek! Always bloody awesome my mates! 🌏☀️🍻😎🤙💨🍺🍺❤️❤️🍁
	10:08pm Your Pretend Boyfriend: Fun show yet again. Thank you Babs and Derek.
	10:08pm Tyler: Thanks Babs, Derek, Mr. Moop and all those in the chat. Nice spending time with you...
	10:08pm Derek Westerholm: Dollars or not, we love you all! Plus, I will probably cry through the month of October anyway. That being said, WFMU is a great cause!
	10:09pm Alli B: Thank you so much!
	10:10pm Tyler: Ahhh... beautiful way to end the set. Sing it Mz. Simone...
	10:11pm DJ Babs: Thank you all so muich for hanging out...it means so very much!!!! You're all AMAZING! ❤️
	10:11pm ultradamno: Is it sacrilege to prefer Patty Waters?
	10:12pm ultradamno: (version, that is)
	10:12pm BenZ WPB: First time listener to this show , stumbled upon it. I’ll be back and will hit the archives
	10:12pm Tyler: @ultradamno - YOU'RE OUT OF THE ECHO BEACH MOVEMENT! :)
	10:12pm Derek Westerholm: Thank you Alli, Tyler, YPB, Nico, Scott, Fab, Troy, Laura, Ultra, Cp304, egould, Andres, Rich, Feldy... And all I may have missed or forgotten! Thank-you & goodnight! Keep safe!
	10:13pm Derek Westerholm: BenZ WPB, so glad to hear it! Happy to have you here, anytime!
	10:13pm Tyler: @ultradamno - Just kidding. Didn't know Patty Waters also did this song. Will have to give it a listen...
	10:13pm DJ Babs: Thanks fo rjoining BenZ! Hope you enjoy the archives we will have them up very shortly!!!!!
	10:14pm Derek Westerholm: Also do not know the Patty Waters version... Time to investigate.
	10:14pm ultradamno: Yeah, it's on College Tour
	10:15pm Derek Westerholm: Ultra, checking it out now...
	10:17pm Derek Westerholm: Ah, ESP-Disk... Heavy hitters.

Transmissions from Echo Beach with Derek Westerholm and DJ Babs: Playlist from September 29, 2022

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