WFMU: Fool's Paradise with Rex: Playlist from November 26, 2022

Listener comments!
	1:01pm David Shortell: Is Leonardo DiCaprio's father a subject of that book?
	1:03pm Handy Haversack: Rex! Fools!
	1:03pm Pax: If you don't straiten up boy I'm going to kick a mud hole in your backside and make mud pie's from it !
	🌮 1:03pm Mailman Tom: Yes, Leonardo's father is included in the book!
	1:03pm morphe': Rex - do ya take the Ferry to the Ferry or the Ferry to the PATH ... or the Gothels[sp?} around the backside???
	🌮 1:05pm Bruce S.: wow great cover, I can't wait to read it
	1:09pm Abe Something: Careful Rex, you’re gonna hurt somebody with all these hits!
	1:10pm diskoozgun: 🎸 The Chapparals 🎸
	1:10pm HyperDose: Locks? hah! wishful thinking
	🌮 1:14pm Bruce S.: ma ma ma ma ma mama
	1:15pm Don in Tampere: Great tunes! Love listening to stoopid old rock and roll on 45s on a Saturday night. I first heard WFMU in the late 80s on work visits to Summit NJ from Germany, and one of the shows I listened to when possible was The Hound. This show reminds me a little of it, which is a very good thing!
	1:16pm Annette: Hey Rex!
	1:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Charles M. Schulz's Centennial today ...a digression but a Day for the Funnies we might say.
	1:19pm David Shortell: Last Monday's Comics Journal interview with Drew about the new book: tcj.com...
	1:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx DavidS !
	1:31pm Pax: Yo, Haversack. it was at the end of bad animals so didn't have a chance to say the story of your cat pygian struck a chord. A long time ago we - (when i was part of a we) - had a cat that lived eighteen years. And well you know, when you lose a pet after having it that long it goes deep. Just saying, I know.
	1:32pm Harktheumpire: Proper polyrhythmic singing
	1:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...no no Norm - that was the take to press ...trust me...
	1:34pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Pax. Yeah, all that time together makes parting so hard. But at least we had the time, you know? But like you say, it goes deep. Always good to know we're in a community that cares, though.
	1:34pm SeanG: YEEEEEEEE HAAAAAAAAW!
	🌮 1:34pm Bruce S.: That Mighty Super Service in the Sky
	🌮 1:34pm The Butterman: Don wants more Banjer.
	1:35pm dano59: Really enjoyed the gloriously inept Norman Wood.
	1:37pm Amira: Tuned in just in time to catch my fave song and dance around the Rocky Mountain room at the Madonna Inn
	1:40pm gene sculatti: Irby on fire!!
	🌮 1:41pm Bruce S.: a cowinkydink
	1:42pm dano59: Love the Madonna Inn! Stayed in the Rock Room. I hope Dan O’Neill is in Drew’s book. I’ve only seen his self-portrayals in comics.
	1:43pm dave miss: Brows lowered
	1:47pm Pax: Got to be careful about calling someone out. It puts their integrity and pride on the line and force's them to play their hand. Especially if it involves the use of a weapon.
	1:49pm dave miss: Burn KDoe Bern!
	1:50pm Rex: Dano59: Yes! The great Dan O'Neill is in Drew's new book! A personal fave!
	🌮 1:55pm Bruce S.: A Few Drops at Bedtime will give you a longer sex life
	🌮 1:56pm The Butterman: He said sects! Haha
	1:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fool's Paradise in the Madonna Inn !
	🌮 2:03pm Mailman Tom: Thanks, David Shortell. Read TCJ article while listening to the show today!
	2:05pm PaulRobeson1922: Hi Hi Hi all!! @The Butterman: Mr.Butterman, sir.
	2:05pm Pax: Erba sects stimahlah, the formula that improves a insects sex life.
	2:06pm HyperDose: This is a dope freestyle. Man's got bars
	2:07pm PaulRobeson1922: @The Butterman: i’m goin out walking. Taking the radio with me & The Little Baby. Saved him from yesterday’s poems
	2:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...we don't discuss insex during the hillbilly program...
	🌮 2:09pm Bruce S.: Insex would be a good name for a sex stimulah
	2:10pm P-90: “…brief musical interload”?
	🌮 2:11pm The Butterman: Take the non aborted WFMU baby PaulRobeson, good company for yer walk! Sick bastards, you!
	2:11pm blue goose: HONK HONK!
	2:11pm PaulRobeson1922: @The Butterman: & one of those fun teas with a name like “Smooth Move” “Fruity Tutti” “Green Goddess of Mercy” “candy man” “weather report suite”
	🌮 2:12pm Bruce S.: R Crumb more then a great man, a great guy
	🌮 2:12pm The Butterman: Throat coat tea is a good one. Hey now! Yowser!
	2:12pm PaulRobeson1922: I’m so happy we let the babies live!! That’s all we are saying! give the babes a chance!
	2:14pm fred: @The Butterman: At least we can all agree on the sixth number of the station's number
	2:15pm Handy Haversack: I feel like there were subtleties in that Cheap Suit Serenaders song that I didn't understand. I might have to ask an adult to explain it to me.
	2:17pm jg: Just came up w the same number Rex. Got off the scale and said to my self, maybe I should lose around 49 lbs.
	2:18pm Handy Haversack: I hope Franco is listening.
	2:21pm HyperDose: Are your ears burning too, Handy?
	2:22pm P-90: Is Rich Corben mentioned in the book?
	🌮 2:22pm The Butterman: I’m waiting for my Fantagraphics “Complete Eightball” book by Dan Clowes to arrive in the mail. Now I’m going to have to place another order for Drew’s book.
	2:23pm Franco Twinkie: I'm here Handy!
	2:25pm P-90: (ok)
	2:25pm DjLorraine: I'm glad i didn't miss the Drew Friedman interview
	2:27pm Franco Twinkie: Richard Corbin was introduced to me by Promethian Enterprises. Bud Plant was a bell weather in California.
	2:30pm P-90: Those Cochrane collections are SO damn expensive tho
	2:30pm Joeybug69: Shemp!
	2:30pm Franco Twinkie: Gary Arlington printed The Man From Utopia by Rick Griffin - a one-off masterpiece.
	🌮 2:31pm Mailman Tom: I bought back issues of Little Lulu comics at Gary Arlington's store in 1973. Rory Hayes was the clerk who sold them to me.
	2:31pm Handy Haversack: Excellent, Franco! Glad to know it.
	2:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Calling the Code's bluff. This is the Dream.
	2:33pm Franco Twinkie: Drawing comix is hard and it doesn't pay anything.
	2:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What I arrived @ : Satire should Punch Up - not Down.
	2:35pm jg: Even certain episodes of Seinfeld souls not air today. Great interview
	2:36pm burpage: With you there. 42st part of life 1972
	2:36pm P-90: because what’s Times Square without “knife wielding hookers”?
	2:37pm Handy Haversack: What about the No-Brow? Now that's art!
	2:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...lampooning a stereotype can look like stereotyping - it presumes some discernment on everyones part. Not everything is for everybody. It is, after, tricky territory.
	2:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: after *all
	2:38pm Franco Twinkie: The difference between then and now is you could be arrested for transporting underground comix. Nobody gives a shit now, but you have tons of finger-waggers and cancel culture.
	2:38pm Handy Haversack: Or when Commentary and Dissent merged to publish Dysentery.
	2:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Yelp! woulda been a Comic title then...
	🌮 2:41pm Bruce S.: I Think Satire was much bigger then then it is now
	2:43pm Franco Twinkie: S. Clay Wilson was a singular talent. His original artwork is beyond belief. The shitty printing of those Print Mint issues blur the craftsmanship of his smut from hell.
	2:43pm Pax: I use to have a few R Crumb comics I bought in a head shop from the early 70ty's. Now i wonder how much they might be worth today if i still had em.
	2:43pm Rw: well done. that was only slightly imbasillic
	2:44pm Tommy in Neversink: Excellent show Rex!
	2:44pm mic_a: If you can find used copies, the 1970s trade paperbacks "The Apex Treasury" and "Best Of Bijou Funnies" are packed with essential artists and stories. They were also reissued as a single book two-fer in the 80s. Blasted my young head off my shoulders.
	2:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There's the Daily Show what have you ...nobody expects anything in PostModernism to impact anything tho. Much as Franco says... Well - Politics is still a High School popularity contest but that's perennial...
	🌮 2:46pm Mailman Tom: Underground comics actually originated in underground newspapers like the East Village Other and Gothic Blimp Works.
	2:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but I guess it was like the Establishment & then the Counter-Culture ...& now it's ...what...
	2:47pm Tommy in Neversink: On a somewhat related topic .I'm really enjoying American Grindhouse (2010) American Grindhouse: Directed by Elijah Drenner. With Robert Forster, Eric Schaefer, Eddie Muller, John Landis. A documentary about the history of exploitation movies, from the silent movie era to the 1970s.
	🌮 2:50pm Bruce S.: It seems Like Gangs are the Only florishing subculture around today, I think we need a resurgence of subcultures
	2:50pm P-90: the waning is the hardest part
	2:50pm RW: as a mid brow I felt personally singled out and insulted in that interview
	2:51pm mic_a: And there's the recent all text history of the undergrounds, "Dirty Pictures" by Brian Doherty. It's had a mixed reception, mostly because of the dumb title and cover design. I'm reading it now, and it has its faults (so many sprawling run-on sentences), but on the whole quite worthwhile.
	2:51pm RW: topless shoe horning?
	2:53pm Franco Twinkie: Jim Franklin drew Armadillo Comix, a truly demented form of Texas surrealism. He also had better things to do - he ran The Armadillo World Headquarters in Austin. But I wish he would have made a few more funny/not funny books.
	2:53pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Rex! Lunkheadedness restored!
	2:54pm P-90: “ooh! ooh! the sound of the gong!”
	🌮 2:55pm Bruce S.: Great Interview, great Music, thanks Rex
	3:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY DJ Rex & Drew Friedman ~
	3:00pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks Rex. Just think, I was on my way out the door!

Fool's Paradise with Rex: Playlist from November 26, 2022

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November 26, 2022: Special Guest: Drew Friedman discusses Maverix and Lunatix: Icons of Underground Comix

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Artist	Track	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
The Rivieres	Knock On Wood "Knock On Wood" by "The Rivieres"	K-Lee		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Celts	Confusion "Confusion" by "The Celts"	Bo-An		0:05:13 (Pop-up)
The Chapparals	Leapin' Guitars "Leapin' Guitars" by "The Chapparals"	Roulette		0:09:21 (Pop-up)
Dale Hawkins	Cross-Ties "Cross-Ties" by "Dale Hawkins"	Checker		0:09:45 (Pop-up)
Rock Rogers	That Ain't It "That Ain't It" by "Rock Rogers"	Starday		0:16:11 (Pop-up)
The Kids From Texas	Long Legged Linda	Hanover		0:17:09 (Pop-up)
Athur Smith vocal: Carol Honeycutt	Teen-Age Rebel	MGM		0:19:28 (Pop-up)
Arbis Hanyel	Roadhouse Rock "Roadhouse Rock" by "Arbis Hanyel"	Count		0:21:30 (Pop-up)
Mark Cleary and his Bob-Cats	Bob-Cat Rock	Bob-Rock		0:24:39 (Pop-up)
Doug Ardoin & The Boogie Kings	Soutland	Doberman	Included on Real Gone Racket, Vol. 2 just out from Doberman Records...	0:28:07 (Pop-up)
Norman Wood	Black Lake Boogie "Black Lake Boogie" by "Norman Wood"	Tamm		0:29:54 (Pop-up)
The Shenandoah Break-Ups	Harold's Super Service	MRC		0:31:54 (Pop-up)
Billie Jo Spears	Mr. Walker, It’s All Over	Capitol		0:33:50 (Pop-up)
Jerry Irby	The Night I Whipped The Devil	World Witness		0:37:37 (Pop-up)
Clearwater	The Duck Walk "The Duck Walk" by "Clearwater"	USA		0:45:40 (Pop-up)
Shortie Billups	Boss Chick "Boss Chick" by "Shortie Billups"	Fine		0:47:51 (Pop-up)
Little Bo	So Glad "So Glad" by "Little Bo"	Ace		0:48:55 (Pop-up)
Lonnie "The Cat"	I Ain't Drunk "I Ain't Drunk" by "Lonnie "The Cat""	RPM		0:51:43 (Pop-up)
Chuck Higgins & His Orchestra	The Blacksmith Blues	Caddy		0:54:55 (Pop-up)
Joe Houston	Rockin' At The Drive-In	Combo		0:59:01 (Pop-up)
The Du-Droppers	Speed King "Speed King" by "The Du-Droppers"	Groove		1:03:41 (Pop-up)
The Charioteers	Don't Play No Mambo	Josie		1:05:25 (Pop-up)
The Cheap Suit Serenaders	My Girl's Pussy	Blue Goose		1:10:49 (Pop-up)
Drew Friedman	Interview "Interview" by "Drew Friedman"		Maverix and Lunatix: The Icons of Underground Comix (Fantagraphics)	1:13:36 (Pop-up)
Al Kelly w/ Leroy Kirkland's Hi-Flyers	Excursion To The Moon	RCA Victor		1:41:54 (Pop-up)
Joe E Ross	Ooh! Ooh! "Ooh! Ooh!" by "Joe E Ross"	IPG		1:44:18 (Pop-up)
Milt Jackson Sextet with Joe E. Ross	The Oo-Oo Bossa Nova	Impulse		1:46:26 (Pop-up)
The Three Haircuts	Goin' Crazy "Goin' Crazy" by "The Three Haircuts"	RCA Victor		1:51:23 (Pop-up)
Jules Blattner and "Bird Man" Danny Dark	500 Lb Canary	Norman		1:53:58 (Pop-up)
Buchanan And Greenfield	What A Lovely Party	Novel		1:56:13 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:01pm David Shortell: Is Leonardo DiCaprio's father a subject of that book?
	1:03pm Handy Haversack: Rex! Fools!
	1:03pm Pax: If you don't straiten up boy I'm going to kick a mud hole in your backside and make mud pie's from it !
	🌮 1:03pm Mailman Tom: Yes, Leonardo's father is included in the book!
	1:03pm morphe': Rex - do ya take the Ferry to the Ferry or the Ferry to the PATH ... or the Gothels[sp?} around the backside???
	🌮 1:05pm Bruce S.: wow great cover, I can't wait to read it
	1:09pm Abe Something: Careful Rex, you’re gonna hurt somebody with all these hits!
	1:10pm diskoozgun: 🎸 The Chapparals 🎸
	1:10pm HyperDose: Locks? hah! wishful thinking
	🌮 1:14pm Bruce S.: ma ma ma ma ma mama
	1:15pm Don in Tampere: Great tunes! Love listening to stoopid old rock and roll on 45s on a Saturday night. I first heard WFMU in the late 80s on work visits to Summit NJ from Germany, and one of the shows I listened to when possible was The Hound. This show reminds me a little of it, which is a very good thing!
	1:16pm Annette: Hey Rex!
	1:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Charles M. Schulz's Centennial today ...a digression but a Day for the Funnies we might say.
	1:19pm David Shortell: Last Monday's Comics Journal interview with Drew about the new book: tcj.com...
	1:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx DavidS !
	1:31pm Pax: Yo, Haversack. it was at the end of bad animals so didn't have a chance to say the story of your cat pygian struck a chord. A long time ago we - (when i was part of a we) - had a cat that lived eighteen years. And well you know, when you lose a pet after having it that long it goes deep. Just saying, I know.
	1:32pm Harktheumpire: Proper polyrhythmic singing
	1:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...no no Norm - that was the take to press ...trust me...
	1:34pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Pax. Yeah, all that time together makes parting so hard. But at least we had the time, you know? But like you say, it goes deep. Always good to know we're in a community that cares, though.
	1:34pm SeanG: YEEEEEEEE HAAAAAAAAW!
	🌮 1:34pm Bruce S.: That Mighty Super Service in the Sky
	🌮 1:34pm The Butterman: Don wants more Banjer.
	1:35pm dano59: Really enjoyed the gloriously inept Norman Wood.
	1:37pm Amira: Tuned in just in time to catch my fave song and dance around the Rocky Mountain room at the Madonna Inn
	1:40pm gene sculatti: Irby on fire!!
	🌮 1:41pm Bruce S.: a cowinkydink
	1:42pm dano59: Love the Madonna Inn! Stayed in the Rock Room. I hope Dan O’Neill is in Drew’s book. I’ve only seen his self-portrayals in comics.
	1:43pm dave miss: Brows lowered
	1:47pm Pax: Got to be careful about calling someone out. It puts their integrity and pride on the line and force's them to play their hand. Especially if it involves the use of a weapon.
	1:49pm dave miss: Burn KDoe Bern!
	1:50pm Rex: Dano59: Yes! The great Dan O'Neill is in Drew's new book! A personal fave!
	🌮 1:55pm Bruce S.: A Few Drops at Bedtime will give you a longer sex life
	🌮 1:56pm The Butterman: He said sects! Haha
	1:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fool's Paradise in the Madonna Inn !
	🌮 2:03pm Mailman Tom: Thanks, David Shortell. Read TCJ article while listening to the show today!
	2:05pm PaulRobeson1922: Hi Hi Hi all!! @The Butterman: Mr.Butterman, sir.
	2:05pm Pax: Erba sects stimahlah, the formula that improves a insects sex life.
	2:06pm HyperDose: This is a dope freestyle. Man's got bars
	2:07pm PaulRobeson1922: @The Butterman: i’m goin out walking. Taking the radio with me & The Little Baby. Saved him from yesterday’s poems
	2:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...we don't discuss insex during the hillbilly program...
	🌮 2:09pm Bruce S.: Insex would be a good name for a sex stimulah
	2:10pm P-90: “…brief musical interload”?
	🌮 2:11pm The Butterman: Take the non aborted WFMU baby PaulRobeson, good company for yer walk! Sick bastards, you!
	2:11pm blue goose: HONK HONK!
	2:11pm PaulRobeson1922: @The Butterman: & one of those fun teas with a name like “Smooth Move” “Fruity Tutti” “Green Goddess of Mercy” “candy man” “weather report suite”
	🌮 2:12pm Bruce S.: R Crumb more then a great man, a great guy
	🌮 2:12pm The Butterman: Throat coat tea is a good one. Hey now! Yowser!
	2:12pm PaulRobeson1922: I’m so happy we let the babies live!! That’s all we are saying! give the babes a chance!
	2:14pm fred: @The Butterman: At least we can all agree on the sixth number of the station's number
	2:15pm Handy Haversack: I feel like there were subtleties in that Cheap Suit Serenaders song that I didn't understand. I might have to ask an adult to explain it to me.
	2:17pm jg: Just came up w the same number Rex. Got off the scale and said to my self, maybe I should lose around 49 lbs.
	2:18pm Handy Haversack: I hope Franco is listening.
	2:21pm HyperDose: Are your ears burning too, Handy?
	2:22pm P-90: Is Rich Corben mentioned in the book?
	🌮 2:22pm The Butterman: I’m waiting for my Fantagraphics “Complete Eightball” book by Dan Clowes to arrive in the mail. Now I’m going to have to place another order for Drew’s book.
	2:23pm Franco Twinkie: I'm here Handy!
	2:25pm P-90: (ok)
	2:25pm DjLorraine: I'm glad i didn't miss the Drew Friedman interview
	2:27pm Franco Twinkie: Richard Corbin was introduced to me by Promethian Enterprises. Bud Plant was a bell weather in California.
	2:30pm P-90: Those Cochrane collections are SO damn expensive tho
	2:30pm Joeybug69: Shemp!
	2:30pm Franco Twinkie: Gary Arlington printed The Man From Utopia by Rick Griffin - a one-off masterpiece.
	🌮 2:31pm Mailman Tom: I bought back issues of Little Lulu comics at Gary Arlington's store in 1973. Rory Hayes was the clerk who sold them to me.
	2:31pm Handy Haversack: Excellent, Franco! Glad to know it.
	2:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Calling the Code's bluff. This is the Dream.
	2:33pm Franco Twinkie: Drawing comix is hard and it doesn't pay anything.
	2:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What I arrived @ : Satire should Punch Up - not Down.
	2:35pm jg: Even certain episodes of Seinfeld souls not air today. Great interview
	2:36pm burpage: With you there. 42st part of life 1972
	2:36pm P-90: because what’s Times Square without “knife wielding hookers”?
	2:37pm Handy Haversack: What about the No-Brow? Now that's art!
	2:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...lampooning a stereotype can look like stereotyping - it presumes some discernment on everyones part. Not everything is for everybody. It is, after, tricky territory.
	2:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: after *all
	2:38pm Franco Twinkie: The difference between then and now is you could be arrested for transporting underground comix. Nobody gives a shit now, but you have tons of finger-waggers and cancel culture.
	2:38pm Handy Haversack: Or when Commentary and Dissent merged to publish Dysentery.
	2:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Yelp! woulda been a Comic title then...
	🌮 2:41pm Bruce S.: I Think Satire was much bigger then then it is now
	2:43pm Franco Twinkie: S. Clay Wilson was a singular talent. His original artwork is beyond belief. The shitty printing of those Print Mint issues blur the craftsmanship of his smut from hell.
	2:43pm Pax: I use to have a few R Crumb comics I bought in a head shop from the early 70ty's. Now i wonder how much they might be worth today if i still had em.
	2:43pm Rw: well done. that was only slightly imbasillic
	2:44pm Tommy in Neversink: Excellent show Rex!
	2:44pm mic_a: If you can find used copies, the 1970s trade paperbacks "The Apex Treasury" and "Best Of Bijou Funnies" are packed with essential artists and stories. They were also reissued as a single book two-fer in the 80s. Blasted my young head off my shoulders.
	2:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There's the Daily Show what have you ...nobody expects anything in PostModernism to impact anything tho. Much as Franco says... Well - Politics is still a High School popularity contest but that's perennial...
	🌮 2:46pm Mailman Tom: Underground comics actually originated in underground newspapers like the East Village Other and Gothic Blimp Works.
	2:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but I guess it was like the Establishment & then the Counter-Culture ...& now it's ...what...
	2:47pm Tommy in Neversink: On a somewhat related topic .I'm really enjoying American Grindhouse (2010) American Grindhouse: Directed by Elijah Drenner. With Robert Forster, Eric Schaefer, Eddie Muller, John Landis. A documentary about the history of exploitation movies, from the silent movie era to the 1970s.
	🌮 2:50pm Bruce S.: It seems Like Gangs are the Only florishing subculture around today, I think we need a resurgence of subcultures
	2:50pm P-90: the waning is the hardest part
	2:50pm RW: as a mid brow I felt personally singled out and insulted in that interview
	2:51pm mic_a: And there's the recent all text history of the undergrounds, "Dirty Pictures" by Brian Doherty. It's had a mixed reception, mostly because of the dumb title and cover design. I'm reading it now, and it has its faults (so many sprawling run-on sentences), but on the whole quite worthwhile.
	2:51pm RW: topless shoe horning?
	2:53pm Franco Twinkie: Jim Franklin drew Armadillo Comix, a truly demented form of Texas surrealism. He also had better things to do - he ran The Armadillo World Headquarters in Austin. But I wish he would have made a few more funny/not funny books.
	2:53pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Rex! Lunkheadedness restored!
	2:54pm P-90: “ooh! ooh! the sound of the gong!”
	🌮 2:55pm Bruce S.: Great Interview, great Music, thanks Rex
	3:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY DJ Rex & Drew Friedman ~
	3:00pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks Rex. Just think, I was on my way out the door!

Fool's Paradise with Rex: Playlist from November 26, 2022

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