what we're listening to... (webcast): More Than A Few Exciting Moments with Frank O'Toole

Track	Artist	Album / Format	Label	Approx. start time
Get Happy / MUSIC BEHIND THE DJ: Mr. Lucky	Jane Horrocks / Henry Mancini	fxo mix (CD-R)	(Mancini)-RCA	0:00:00 Pop-up)

Hover	Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey	"Walking With Giants" Lp (CD)	Hyena	0:13:10 Pop-up)
Dinah	Bing Crosby	"Big Fish" soundtrack Lp (CD)	Sony / Legacy	0:18:54 Pop-up)
Cry One More Time	Gram Parsons & The Fallen Angels (featuring EmmyLou Harris)	Live- Long Island - 1973 (MP3)	no album title	0:21:01 Pop-up)
French Kiss for Valerie	David Murray Infinity Quartet	"Be My Monster Love" Lp (CD) *	Motema	0:28:31 Pop-up)
Ida Lupino	Paul Bley Trio	"Closer" Lp (CD) *	ESP Disk	0:34:56 Pop-up)
What About It?	Eddie Hazel	"Games, Dames, and Guitar Thangs" Lp (CD) *	Real Gone Music	0:37:26 Pop-up)
MUSIC BEHIND DJ: Daly's Tune / FMU Locked Groove	T Daly	fxo mix (CD-R)	no album title	0:39:56 Pop-up)

Colossal Cosmos / Stars	U-God	"The Keynote Speaker" Lp (CD) *	Soul Temple	0:46:18 Pop-up)
Rock The Joint	Wild Rumpus	with Beardyman-Reverse '68 remix (MP3)	Bitches Brew	0:51:44 Pop-up)
Rock Me With Your Love	Ergo Phizmiz	"Nose Points in Different Directions" Lp (CD)	Womb	0:55:22 Pop-up)
Can You Get To That	Mavis Staples	"One True Vine" Lp (CD) *	Anti	0:59:01 Pop-up)
Warm: In The If In Life	Rip Rig & Panic	"I Am Cold" reissue Lp (CD) *	Cherry Red	1:01:39 Pop-up)
MUSIC BEHIND THE DJ: Here It Comes/ FMU Locked Groove	Freddie Fresh	fxo mix (CD-R)	no album title	1:06:11 Pop-up)

Serpent's Tooth	Chano Dominguez	"Flamenco Sketches" Lp (CD)	Blue Note / EMI	1:10:08 Pop-up)
St. Stephen	Lee Johnson & The Russian National Orchestra	"An Orchestral Tribute to The Dead" Lp (CD-R)	no album title	1:14:04 Pop-up)
St. Stephen	Grateful Dead	outtake from "AoxomoxoA" (MP3)	no album title	1:17:12 Pop-up)
Again and Again (featuring Rhianna)	The Bird and The Bee	MP3 (MP3)	no album title	1:21:59 Pop-up)
So Good Yeah	Reggie Watts	"A Live in Central Park" Lp (CD) *	Comedy Central	1:24:43 Pop-up)
Shaved	The Spinners	"The Spinners beat" (MP3)	no album title	1:34:36 Pop-up)
It's A Shame	The Spinners	"The Best of The Spinners" Lp (CD)	Atlantic	1:38:06 Pop-up)
Pianola Strut	Dr. Didj	"Dust Devils" Lp (CD)	Shakti	1:42:33 Pop-up)
Everywhere (featuring Martina Topley-Bird)	Common	"Universal Mind Control" Lp (CD)	Geffen	1:47:36 Pop-up)
Nothing's Changed	Tricky	"False Idols" Lp (CD) *	K7	1:51:54 Pop-up)
The Intro and The Outro	Foom	"Crazy People Music" Lp (CD)	no album title	1:55:13 Pop-up)
Bicycle Race 64	The Beatles Vs. Queen	"WTF 60" remix (MP3)	no album title	1:57:08 Pop-up)
Whatever ('89 Version)	Tahiti 80	"Bang" Ep (CD) *	Planetary	1:59:48 Pop-up)
Fool For You	Jenny Toomey	"Antidote" Lp (CD)	Misra	2:02:26 Pop-up)
The Theme From The Andy Griffith Show	M'Lumbo	"Popular Science" Lp (CD) *	Pursuance	2:09:24 Pop-up)
MUSIC BEHIND THE DJ: Why?... and We Repeat...	Taj Mahal	"Music Keeps Me Together" Lp (Vinyl)	Columbia	2:10:07 Pop-up)

SHYT	Erykah Badu (featuring MF Doom)	"BXCVZ" remix (MP3)	no album title	2:15:43 Pop-up)
Is You Or Is You Ain't My Baby (Stretch remix)	Dinah Washington	"Verve Remixed: The First Ladies" compil. Lp (CD) *	Verve	2:19:21 Pop-up)
Afro-Hoppin' To Le Grand Katie	Congo Moonbaye	DJ Mackboogaloo remix (MP3)	no album title	2:27:56 Pop-up)
1001 Nights In Marrakech	John Zorn	"Dream Machines - Music From Gysin & Burroughs" Lp (CD) *	Tzadik	2:32:53 Pop-up)
It's Alright, It's OK	Primal Scream	"More Light" Lp (CD) *	First International	2:36:38 Pop-up)
MUSIC BEHIND THE DJ: King For A Day (I Dub Thee Sir Mix)	XTC	12" Ep (Vinyl)	Geffen	2:41:37 Pop-up)

End Titles	Danny Elfman	"Big Fish" soundtrack Lp (CD)	Sony	2:45:27 Pop-up)
Mr. Blue Sky (UkUlele mix)	Anthony Loh	FMU/ Free Music Archive (MP3)	no album title	2:49:08 Pop-up)
Do I Do	Stevie Wonder	Live in NYC-1983 (MP3)	no album title	2:53:04 Pop-up)
Dance Macabre	The Westminster Philharmonic Orchestra	"The Bride of Frankenstein (Score by Franz Waxman)" soundtrack Lp (CD)	Silva	3:02:37 Pop-up)
end theme(s)	Hitchcock (with The Nelson Riddle Orchestra)	fxo mix (CD-R)	no album title	3:03:25 Pop-up)

Listener comments!

6:04am fxo:

I'm up, I'm up! hullo to yous. How's bayou?

6:17am Marmalade Kitty:

G'morning fxo!

6:20am fxo:

good morning, M.K.

6:20am Marmalade Kitty:

Gram sounding fresh as ever, 40 years on..

6:24am Brian in UK:

Mornin' fxo. Cannot beat a little GP in the morning. Hey MK sun shining in your neck of the woods?

6:25am davex:

Good morning Frank, Brian, Kitty, all to come...

6:26am fxo:

good afternoon, Brian, or where your time zone's at?

6:29am fxo:

hey, Davex's here...

6:37am Marmalade Kitty:

Hey Brian, Davex!! No sun here, Brian.. :(((

6:38am Sem Chumbo:

Hiya, Frank. Good morning to you and all. Missed Ida Lupino? Off to the archive later, I suppose.

6:40am davex:

Sun's hiding here too, but there is some nice cloud coverage!

6:46am fxo:

here, in Jersey City, muggy air and cloudy.

morning Sem.

6:54am Marmalade Kitty:

It never stops raining in Manchester, even when you can't see it, it's there. Maybe the next polar axis shift will be in Mancs favour.

6:59am Brian in UK:

20 miles north west of London

7:01am lipstick:

fucking limey

7:02am kat330:

Hello and happy US holiday, Frank and good people assembled! Been scorching hot here in southern Indiana the whole long weekend.

7:04am fxo:

be nice, kids.

kat330: up & at 'em.

7:06am Sem Chumbo:

Flamenco clapping...who would have thought?

7:07am kat330:

Only just. Slept an hour later than usual as a holiday concession, so will have to catch your first hour in archive. [note I qualified and all *good* people assembled seeing the post just ahead of me]

7:09am davex:

This is seriously interesting (St. Stephen). When is it from?

7:11am davex:

And a nice transition to the original...

7:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Happy Laborless Holiday!
- & (ahem) always a pleasure to be amongst Brits here...

7:24am fxo:

Reggie's doin' all the voices and sounds, just sayin'.

RevRab: "laborless"? I like that.

7:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

- yeah - I was hatched...

7:27am kat330:

Hi, David. Yeah, many of the usual USers here listen only at their jobs, so we may be representin' (and Philo when he wipes the sleep from his eyes).

7:31am Philo Gristle:

Mornin' Frank and listenerds. Waking up to these Spinners sounds is a great gentle groove.

7:31am kat330:

From what I've seen, the hatching process requires a fair bit of labor as does the final exit.

7:35am Philo Gristle:

Ergo Phizmiz always makes me think of Eden Ahbez.

7:36am fxo:

hey gang, Philo's here!

7:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Sept. 2nd, NewHampshuh
- Labor Day, ⦿Sun in ♍Virgo

- Chinese Year of the Water Snake
- New Moon on Thursday (Waning)

- ☽Moon in ♌Leo today
- Muggy :
- 82°F in the Apartment
...widget insists 100% Humidity
- indeed Rain - & predicted for tomorrow as well
- two widgets disagree a bit (?!) - but all week highs in 70°sF, low in 50°sF~ish...

7:52am fred:

Good morning/afternoon everybody. I think it's a sunny day in Paris (not sure, I work underground)

7:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...I've heard so much about the Paris Underground...

7:54am fred:

@RevRab: did you get my email?

7:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Hullo fred! Time to check for that...

7:55am Sem Chumbo:

Have you read "Down Underground and Out in Paris", by G. Orwell?

7:58am fxo:

RevRab: cogent, at least.

Fred: afternoon, mon frere.

Sem: Orwell, I've heard about him.

7:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

fred: Yes! Got it. Appreciated !

8:04am mauri:

wae to goe!

8:04am Marmalade Kitty:

far out fxo! too much..

8:07am Philo Gristle:

Totta puhut, Mauri. Go, Frank, go!

8:07am fred:

@RevRab: I'll send that from home, much later today

8:08am Brian in UK:

So how does labor day work?

8:09am Philo Gristle:

@Brian: You labouriously do no work.

8:10am fxo:

Brian: no sweat.

Mauri: glad you're here.

8:10am Philo Gristle:

This EB song title sounds British when you read it out loud.

8:10am mauri:

no one gives me a job. thats how it works. and I dont feel like making music. being sporty is fine. in da limbooo. good thing theres wfmu!

8:11am Brian in UK:

This is what I call labo(u)r.

www.bbc.co.uk...

8:12am mauri:

glad to be here frank. you sound somewhat confused today? phiuuu what's happening?

8:12am Brian in UK:

@Philo the posh way of saying it!!

8:13am Philo Gristle:

@Brian Gotta be Radio-friendly!

8:14am fxo:

mauri: maybe my mind's on holiday, but still here, presently.

8:19am mauri:

as aeons go by the minds holidays lenghten till you sink in the golden sand washed by the waves oujee

8:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

- wull Brian - I have bloviated on my opinion of Jocks & their whole scene in previous weeks, & will spare the world any elaboration...

8:25am Marmalade Kitty:

Real Madrid could Bail out the banks next time!?

8:26am kat330:

OK, back from workout and making b'fast. @Brian: I think Philo learned English from a Brit. :)

8:26am Philo Gristle:

Will the Real Madrid stand up please!

8:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Happy 60 John Zorn !

8:28am Philo Gristle:

That Zorn does Morricone LP remains a favorite....

8:29am kat330:

My Moroccan friend, Benjam is smitten
By wanderlust, thus I have written:
Segovia Spain
Khachaturian train,
'Ere long you'll be, Benjam, in Britten.

8:31am fxo:

I thought it was "A Lady From Nantucket"

8:31am mauri:

I've been listening lots of spaghetti western music these days.

8:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

60 Years =s a complete Cycle in Chinese Calendar :
12 Animals Xs 5 Elements = 60 Years
- Zorn a good example of Water Snake (1953 & 2013)...

8:32am kat330:

[That was for the "Brittens" here and inspired to post by Zorn's Marrakech]

8:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Ben there, done that...

8:35am Philo Gristle:

Grew up with Ennio; dad had a couple of LPs and they entered the bloodstream at a young & impressionable age.

8:37am mauri:

I thought olivers onions was the best band cause they did the theme song for crimebusters

8:38am kat330:

Fried mind? Too long at the beach yesterday, Frank? Or too much staring at the sun? :)

8:39am Philo Gristle:

Oliver Onions wrote some great stories too. But not for the kinds of flicks Terence and Bud would've been in. Love 'em both.

8:39am kat330:

Mmm, I like this sound Elfman.

8:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...& I thot Oliver's Onions was an Elvis Costello song...

8:41am fxo:

watching a lot of Hitchcock movies, yesterday. "Spellbound", more to the point.
Hello Dali!

8:42am kat330:

Nothing like a hitch with Hitch.

8:42am mauri:

I remember watching terence hill and bud spencer movies with my granpa who kept falling asleep sitting leaning elbows against knees and hands crossed. I kept waking him up. hahaa

8:43am kat330:

It's ukUlele, btw. Common misspelling.

8:44am Philo Gristle:

Cheap B-movies for me, currently (Stranglers of Bombay and Whoever Slew Auntie Roo). Though kat got me some lovely Japanese classics which we might go for today. And speaking of Dali, some Bunuel waiting in the wings.

8:44am fxo:

might be "my bad, yo".

8:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...Oliver's Onions - served daily @ the Salvador Deli...

8:45am Sem Chumbo:

Common crossword clue answer, uke, also adds to spelling confusion.

8:46am Philo Gristle:

Supersnooper (Super Fuzz) was an early favorite. Not sure it was any good, been about 30 years since I saw it, but it was great then. With Ernie Borgnine.

8:46am kat330:

Here's what Labor Day has come to in much of the white collar / civil service workforce: tinyurl.com...

8:47am Brian in UK:

Unliklely sitings at gigs.
Primal Scream reminded me of seeing Bobby Gillespie at a Ralph Stanley show in London.

8:47am fxo:

Confusion reigns.

8:47am kat330:

@Sem: Yep, that's a good point.

8:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...some ukes on there should mellow out the onions fine, Thx! After all - still breakfast time...

8:48am Philo Gristle:

If that was a British Theatrical Deli, it'd be Olivier's Onions. TOo far.

8:48am Brian in UK:

Still waiting for that Primal Scream/bluegrass crossover album.

8:48am kat330:

Heh, Frank! A capital correction! :)

8:48am mauri:

I've been watching asian comedies... Waiting for Warped Forest. I guess a sequel to Funky Forest, which is great.

8:49am Ken From Hyde Park:

We have a tradition at my house to always watch "They Call Me Trinity" on Christmas Day.

8:50am mauri:

Ken, Sounds like my italian friends family.

8:50am kat330:

@Brian: I know there's been a Laura Marling / bluegrassish mash-up anyway.

8:50am Philo Gristle:

We didn't see Funky Forest (I miss the Love & Anarchy film festival), but do have Detective Dee waiting for a viewing.

8:52am Brian in UK:

Still waiting to see 'Shadows of our Forgotten Ancestors'

8:52am Philo Gristle:

@Ken It SOUNDS like an appropriate film for a Christian holiday.

8:53am Brian in UK:

Nice one, fxo.

8:54am fxo:

I really dig this live version. So there.
Afore, I forget, what a great morning, afternoon, etc. show of mixes. Thanks for the cool comments. Have a good week, it's been Su-poib. I'll hear back fum you next Monday. This archive will be up on the website, in a few hours.
Peace.

8:55am Marmalade Kitty:

They still wear those white/blue collars? The pen pushing was replaced with mouse clickers! Nothing annoys me like a room full of keyboard/mouse clickers! May be a room full of knitters..

8:55am Sem Chumbo:

Enjoyed it all, fxo. Thanks a lot.

8:55am Philo Gristle:

@Brian Since 1964? It sounds great. Last Russian flick we caught was Kalatozov's Letter Never Sent a while back...

8:56am kat330:

Thank YOU, Frank! Same subject, new time, new day. Have a great week everyone!

8:56am Philo Gristle:

Great show, fun list. Thanks fxo!

8:56am mauri:

Good one Frank!

8:58am Jeroen Kuster:

thank you good show

8:58am Marmalade Kitty:

Enjoyed all of it! (..clicking away here :D

9:01am Marmalade Kitty:

Tape/CD case clackers..! Grrr

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