WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from November 5, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:58pm Doug Schulkind: Looking FORWARD to this. (As usual.)
	6:58pm ndbob: evening Gary and everyone!
	6:59pm ndbob: Heya Doug!
	6:59pm Gary: Hey Bob and Doug! Just finished up cooking dinner while Fela was playing
	7:00pm listener james from westwood: I just finished eating dinner before your intro started playing! How now, Gary and all!
	7:02pm Gary: Howdy James! The new addition to the intro was "Taylor" made by Doug
	7:02pm Jill B.: Good evening Gary, Doug, NoDak Bob. Westwood James, and everyone yet to chat in. When will the WFMU mascot be announced?
	7:02pm cklequ: For once i get here early. Is there something new in the intro, or have i just never listened before?
	7:02pm glenn: news.nationalpost.com...
	7:03pm cklequ: and you answer my question before i even ask......
	7:03pm glenn: measure once, cut twice.
	7:05pm hyde: supra saharan?
	7:06pm hyde: @Jill B: they announced the mascot today. I was crushed my one eyed cat was beaten by a lousy dog.
	7:06pm ndbob: amazing Glenn!
	7:06pm davex: Hey Gary! Maybe you can talk a little about music blog culture and that sort of thing?
	7:07pm Gary: Mom! Cklequ! Glenn! Hyde!
	7:07pm Gary: Dave!
	7:07pm Gary: I'll see what I can do, Dave
	7:09pm hyde: @Jill here's the mascot gallery with the winner mentioned at the top: www.flickr.com... I think my cat was handicappedby the preponderance of one eyed cats. I think there are 4?!?!
	7:09pm Gary: @Cklequ: Taylor Swift explaining what a bodega is was added in, thanks to a clip Doug sent along a week or so ago
	7:10pm Doug Schulkind: All your flea-bag darlings are winners. Except the dachshunds. They are wieners.
	7:10pm Gary: @Hyde ... that makes, dare I say it, Four Eyes
	7:13pm cklequ: I was voting for at least one of those one eyed cats. Even though i had a two eyed cat of my own in the running.
	7:13pm Gary: Anyone know where Miss Smodern hails from? This cut was taken off a popular pan-African album of the 70s
	7:14pm davex: Thanks, Gary! I'd be interested to know how it all works, what the boundaries are, etc.
	7:15pm MrFab: yo Gary! Way stoked for today's show, I luuurvs African music. Never heard of Miss Smodern before, but this track is pure South African mbaqanga.
	7:17pm Gary: Mr. Fab! That sounds plausible, yeah -- if I had been forced to guess, I would've probably gone with SA
	7:22pm Doug Schulkind: Yup, South Africa.
	7:22pm Gary: Thanks, Doug -- and, speaking of SA ... :)
	7:23pm Gary: This particular track ranks waaaay up on my all-time favorite pop songs.
	7:24pm Jill B.: Pearl says she has put in a call to the local SPCA for animal cruelty/dachshund abuse because of having to pose for two hours as Shirley Temple Black and Tan! Congratulations to Munro! But Pearl thinks she is cuter!!! Great African music tonight....my favorite!
	7:25pm Gary: I thought Pearl would win. Did you make the hat, Mom?
	7:27pm Jill B.: No, I did not make the hat.....Goodwill......just glued on the wig and WFMU decal.
	7:37pm Gary: I thought you were going to weave a hat!
	7:40pm Jill B.: Gary, you are right....I was....my world is full of good intentions!
	7:41pm Gary: That describes nearly everyone's world, I think :)
	7:42pm glenn: the road to hell etc. etc.
	7:42pm northguineahills: National Wake, nice!
	7:43pm davex: This Kuku Sebsebe is very interesting!
	7:43pm Gary: NGH! Yeah, I was going to do a whole SA punk set, but decided to just do NW
	7:44pm Gary: @Dave ... found it in DC a year or two ago
	7:51pm davex: Where do you find these places, Gary?
	7:54pm Gary: @Dave, that place I didn't find, I was actually led to by a guy who saw me waiting sadly outside of Nahomi. He asked if I was looking for Ethiopian music. I said I was. And he said to follow him across the street ...
	7:55pm davex: That is just amazing. Don't get that much around here!
	7:57pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary! catch the rest on the archive
	7:58pm Gary: Have a great night, Bob!
	8:00pm Gary: PLEDGE THANKS to Bob from Charlottesville, VA, who gave in support of BPL on WFMU's GTDR earlier this week!
	8:02pm Gary: This next track came from a Copy / Nollywood DVD shop in East Elmhurst I stumbled upon while riding my bike one Saturday a few years ago
	8:06pm fleep: Stumbling while riding your bike takes talent.
	8:06pm Gary: @fleep My talent is latent :)
	8:09pm listener james from westwood: Great tour, this first hour!
	8:09pm Gary: Grazie, James!
	8:21pm hyde: I missed most of those African Pearls recs on Reneshoua. There was so much good stuff on that blog last time around I gave short shrift to the Africa and funk records. But hell, I'm still trying to get through everything else I got there and they've been gone for months.
	8:23pm hyde: wow, this track is amazing.
	8:24pm tim abdellah: Hiya Gary! - This rules!!!
	8:25pm Gary: Tim! So nice to see you!
	8:31pm Doug Schulkind: @hyde Email me and let me know which African Pearls collections you missed/want.
	8:41pm hyde: @Doug oh hey, thanks. I'll do that if I ever get through this backlog! I still have Italian Treasury and Field Recordings recs from Reneshoua I haven't even listened to yet!
	8:42pm Jill B.: Sakhodougou was terrific!
	8:44pm cklequ: That Sakhodougou could have gone on for another 20 minutes, and i would have just sat here in a trance. Cutting circles from paper. As i do.
	8:53pm Gary: Laday Talata I found in the Bronx, in a sort of drugstore / 99 cent store on White Plains Boulevard
	8:53pm Gary: *Lady
	8:57pm Gary: Speaking of the Pearls series ...
	8:59pm Doug Schulkind: Shablooey! Bodega Pop Live is only $33 short of hitting the goal! Hit! That! Goal!
	9:00pm Gary: Goal me! Goal me, ppl!
	9:04pm Doug Schulkind: I have that Lady Talata record!
	9:07pm glenn: mali ringwald?
	9:07pm Doug Schulkind: Vinyl, baby!
	9:08pm hyde: heh, that is me exactly with Reneshoua. I was grabbing so much old timey American and blues stuff and anything they'd put up that came out between 1900-1950 that I just couldn't face all of the funk and African and Jamaican stuff.
	9:11pm Doug Schulkind: The first and last book on Fela you need to reat is Carlos Moore's "Fela Fela This Bitch of a Life." I have a copy published by Allison & Busby, London. Here's a review on JSTOR: www.jstor.org...
	9:13pm Gary: THANK YOU, Doug! Will get right on that after the show
	9:18pm Doug Schulkind: @Gary That book was actually published before Fela died, so it's not a sweeping epic bio. It's more an "as told to" insider account of the life and times. Carlos Moore was a close confidant of Fela's.
	9:19pm Gary: That sounds thrilling, though -- maybe more so than an after-the-fact overview
	9:20pm Doug Schulkind: The original publication was in French and carried the title Fela, Fela — Cette Putain De Vie (Fela, Fela — This Motherfucking Life)
	9:23pm Doug Schulkind: HOLY CRAP! Bodega Pop Live is just 33¢ short of the goal. And because of that, it's showing as 99%. HOLY CRAP! The witheringly intelligent DAN IN PROVIDENCE has brought us all to the brink. THANKS Dan! Now who will push Gary over the top?!?!
	9:24pm Gary: ANOTHER PLEDGE THANKS to DAN in Providence! We are 33 cents -- three dimes and three pennies -- from hitting the goal!
	9:24pm anonymous party: Hey... i gave my 33 bucks, but it's still at 99 percent. What gives?
	9:25pm Gary: Anonymous Party, THANK YOU SO MUCH!
	9:26pm Doug Schulkind: @anonymous party Because the official amount required to hit 100% was $33.33. The pledge widget thingy only shows round numbers. Sorry for the confusion.
	9:26pm anonymous party: Had i known, i would have made it an even $33.33. A near palindrome.
	9:36pm hyde: I'm already excited about the Cambodia show!
	9:45pm northguineahills: A big hand or two for anonymous party!
	9:46pm Uncle Michael: Hello.
	9:46pm Gary: Uncle Michael!
	9:47pm Ike: I'm exceedingly late, but I made it here! Hello!
	9:47pm Uncle Michael: Gary!
	9:48pm Gary: We! Like! Ike!
	9:57pm tim abdellah: Great hearing you tonight! If I gotta work late, at least I get to stream some choice cuts. Thx for the Gnama Kante.
	9:57pm listener james from westwood: Thanks a ton, Gary!
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: Sorry I was so late.
	9:58pm northguineahills: Oh, crap, it's ten! Thanks Gary!
	9:58pm hyde: awwww, closing theme. that is the sound of sadness. thanks Gary!
	9:59pm Doug Schulkind: Still about a minute to push this show over the top! A pledge of anything more than 32¢ will do the trick!
	10:00pm Ike: You can always trust me to speak out against the Funk Junk Punk Industrial Complex.
	10:00pm cklequ: Somebody give this guy 33 cents already.
	10:05pm Gary: Thanks everyone, and have a terrific night!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from November 5, 2014

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November 5, 2014: All Africa Radio
Three ear-searing hours' worth of afrobeat rock hip-hop, psychedelic garage mbalax, poly-rhythmic punk soukous and so, so much more.

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live	2014
Vum Vum	Xe Xe Xe Kangrima "Xe Xe Xe Kangrima" by "Vum Vum"	Cazumbi - African Sixties Garage Vol. 2	196X	Angola	0:04:26 (Pop-up)
Karamoko Keita	Niame "Niame" by "Karamoko Keita"	Super Sound SS-36 cassette	1986	Mali	0:07:00 (Pop-up)
Miss Smodern	Unknown "Unknown" by "Miss Smodern"	Africa Sings	1972		0:12:15 (Pop-up)
Jaliba Kuyateh & Kumareh Band	F.A.O	Fankanta	1999	Gambia	0:14:37 (Pop-up)
Mgababa Queens	Sidl' Imali Zethu "Sidl' Imali Zethu" by "Mgababa Queens"	Irene Mawela - The 'Unknown' Legend		South Africa	0:21:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Shaolin Afronauts	Quest under Capricorn			Australia	0:24:43 (Pop-up)
Wadudu Wa Dampo	Maasai Hip Hop "Maasai Hip Hop" by "Wadudu Wa Dampo"	Kijenge Juu Street Mixtape	2014	Tanzania	0:32:46 (Pop-up)
Yta Jourias	Mede Yta "Mede Yta" by "Yta Jourias"	single		Togo	0:35:42 (Pop-up)
National Wake	International News "International News" by "National Wake"	Walk in Africa 1979-81	2013	South Africa	0:38:15 (Pop-up)
Kuku Sebsebe	Mihret "Mihret" by "Kuku Sebsebe"	Chalkubet	20XX	Ethiopia	0:41:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jungle By Night	Ethiopeno "Ethiopeno" by "Jungle By Night"			Ethiopia	0:45:00 (Pop-up)
Ifang Bondi	Xaleli Africa "Xaleli Africa" by "Ifang Bondi"	Saraba	1979	Gambia	0:52:59 (Pop-up)
Madam Maria Anokwuru, Madam Rose Nzuruike + Obi Wuru Otu Dance Group	Track 2	Nwanyi Ma Obi Di Ya		Nigeria	1:01:25 (Pop-up)
Baaba Maal	Swing Yella "Swing Yella" by "Baaba Maal"	Tiim Timol	1994	Senegal	1:07:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Mebusas	Son of Mr. Bulldog "Son of Mr. Bulldog" by "The Mebusas"	Afro Baby The Evolution Of The Afro-Sound In Nigeria 1970-79	1973	Nigeria	1:12:03 (Pop-up)
Koudede	Hat-Iman-In (She is my heart)	Guitars of Agadez Vol. 6	2012	Niger	1:20:24 (Pop-up)
Sali Sidibé	Mogo Te Diya Be Ye "Mogo Te Diya Be Ye" by "Sali Sidibé"	Vol. 1 (cass. ASF 320)		Mali	1:24:25 (Pop-up)
Sory Kandia Kouyate	Sakhodougou "Sakhodougou" by "Sory Kandia Kouyate"	La Voix De La Revolution [CD1]		Guinea	1:29:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Imperial Tiger Orchestra	Yedao "Yedao" by "Imperial Tiger Orchestra"	Mercato		Ethiopia	1:39:53 (Pop-up)
Psychedelic Aliens	We're Laughing	Psycho African Beat	2010		1:45:14 (Pop-up)
Fela Kuti	Awo "Awo" by "Fela Kuti"	Lagos Baby		Nigeria	1:48:01 (Pop-up)
Lady Talata	Meko "Meko" by "Lady Talata"	Eye Odo Nkoaa	2009	Ghana	1:50:38 (Pop-up)
Kanaga de Mopti	N'do n'do "N'do n'do" by "Kanaga de Mopti"	African Pearls - Mali 70 - Electric Mali (Disc 1)		Mali	1:55:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Akendengue	Iya (instrumental) "Iya (instrumental)" by "Akendengue"	Sarraounia	1986	Gabon	2:03:52 (Pop-up)
Mpharanyana and the Cannibals	Mawela	Disco Bump	1977	South Africa	2:11:47 (Pop-up)
Rochereau With Orch. African Fiesta	Madina	The Sound Of Kinshasa - Guitar Classics From Zaire	1986	Zaire	2:14:07 (Pop-up)
Tabu Ley Rochereau	African Fiesta / Pesa le Tout	The Voice Of Lightness - Congo Classics 1961-1971 (Disc 1)	2007	Congo	2:17:14 (Pop-up)
Luiz Visconde	Chofer De Praca "Chofer De Praca" by "Luiz Visconde"	Soul of Angola: Anthologie de la Musique Angolaise 1965-1975		Angola	2:21:44 (Pop-up)
P.R.O (People Rock Outfit)	Blacky Joe	The World Ends: Afro Rock & Psychedelia In 1970s Nigeria		Nigeria	2:26:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Stella Chiweshe	Mapiyemana "Mapiyemana" by "Stella Chiweshe"	Kumusha		Zimbabwe	2:30:14 (Pop-up)
Daande Boolu-Mbal	Aixaru Zamaan "Aixaru Zamaan" by "Daande Boolu-Mbal"	Afrique Dioundioung présente...			2:38:23 (Pop-up)
Yvonne Chaka Chaka	I'm in Love with a DJ	Princess of Africa: The Best Of Yvonne Chaka Chaka	1992	South Africa	2:42:01 (Pop-up)
Fax Clarck	Whisky And Soda "Whisky And Soda" by "Fax Clarck"	African Pearls: Cote D'ivoire - West African Crossroads	2010	Cote D'ivoire	2:46:46 (Pop-up)
Unknown	Mauritanie "Mauritanie" by "Unknown"	Music for Saharan Cellphones Vol. 2	2010		2:49:43 (Pop-up)
Cisenga, Cungu & Musonda	Castle Beer	The African Guitar Box LP3		Zambia	2:50:44 (Pop-up)
Dorothy Masuka	Gona Ramachingura "Gona Ramachingura" by "Dorothy Masuka"	African Sunset - A Collection From Zimbabwe	1988	Zimbabwe	2:53:12 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:58pm Doug Schulkind: Looking FORWARD to this. (As usual.)
	6:58pm ndbob: evening Gary and everyone!
	6:59pm ndbob: Heya Doug!
	6:59pm Gary: Hey Bob and Doug! Just finished up cooking dinner while Fela was playing
	7:00pm listener james from westwood: I just finished eating dinner before your intro started playing! How now, Gary and all!
	7:02pm Gary: Howdy James! The new addition to the intro was "Taylor" made by Doug
	7:02pm Jill B.: Good evening Gary, Doug, NoDak Bob. Westwood James, and everyone yet to chat in. When will the WFMU mascot be announced?
	7:02pm cklequ: For once i get here early. Is there something new in the intro, or have i just never listened before?
	7:02pm glenn: news.nationalpost.com...
	7:03pm cklequ: and you answer my question before i even ask......
	7:03pm glenn: measure once, cut twice.
	7:05pm hyde: supra saharan?
	7:06pm hyde: @Jill B: they announced the mascot today. I was crushed my one eyed cat was beaten by a lousy dog.
	7:06pm ndbob: amazing Glenn!
	7:06pm davex: Hey Gary! Maybe you can talk a little about music blog culture and that sort of thing?
	7:07pm Gary: Mom! Cklequ! Glenn! Hyde!
	7:07pm Gary: Dave!
	7:07pm Gary: I'll see what I can do, Dave
	7:09pm hyde: @Jill here's the mascot gallery with the winner mentioned at the top: www.flickr.com... I think my cat was handicappedby the preponderance of one eyed cats. I think there are 4?!?!
	7:09pm Gary: @Cklequ: Taylor Swift explaining what a bodega is was added in, thanks to a clip Doug sent along a week or so ago
	7:10pm Doug Schulkind: All your flea-bag darlings are winners. Except the dachshunds. They are wieners.
	7:10pm Gary: @Hyde ... that makes, dare I say it, Four Eyes
	7:13pm cklequ: I was voting for at least one of those one eyed cats. Even though i had a two eyed cat of my own in the running.
	7:13pm Gary: Anyone know where Miss Smodern hails from? This cut was taken off a popular pan-African album of the 70s
	7:14pm davex: Thanks, Gary! I'd be interested to know how it all works, what the boundaries are, etc.
	7:15pm MrFab: yo Gary! Way stoked for today's show, I luuurvs African music. Never heard of Miss Smodern before, but this track is pure South African mbaqanga.
	7:17pm Gary: Mr. Fab! That sounds plausible, yeah -- if I had been forced to guess, I would've probably gone with SA
	7:22pm Doug Schulkind: Yup, South Africa.
	7:22pm Gary: Thanks, Doug -- and, speaking of SA ... :)
	7:23pm Gary: This particular track ranks waaaay up on my all-time favorite pop songs.
	7:24pm Jill B.: Pearl says she has put in a call to the local SPCA for animal cruelty/dachshund abuse because of having to pose for two hours as Shirley Temple Black and Tan! Congratulations to Munro! But Pearl thinks she is cuter!!! Great African music tonight....my favorite!
	7:25pm Gary: I thought Pearl would win. Did you make the hat, Mom?
	7:27pm Jill B.: No, I did not make the hat.....Goodwill......just glued on the wig and WFMU decal.
	7:37pm Gary: I thought you were going to weave a hat!
	7:40pm Jill B.: Gary, you are right....I was....my world is full of good intentions!
	7:41pm Gary: That describes nearly everyone's world, I think :)
	7:42pm glenn: the road to hell etc. etc.
	7:42pm northguineahills: National Wake, nice!
	7:43pm davex: This Kuku Sebsebe is very interesting!
	7:43pm Gary: NGH! Yeah, I was going to do a whole SA punk set, but decided to just do NW
	7:44pm Gary: @Dave ... found it in DC a year or two ago
	7:51pm davex: Where do you find these places, Gary?
	7:54pm Gary: @Dave, that place I didn't find, I was actually led to by a guy who saw me waiting sadly outside of Nahomi. He asked if I was looking for Ethiopian music. I said I was. And he said to follow him across the street ...
	7:55pm davex: That is just amazing. Don't get that much around here!
	7:57pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary! catch the rest on the archive
	7:58pm Gary: Have a great night, Bob!
	8:00pm Gary: PLEDGE THANKS to Bob from Charlottesville, VA, who gave in support of BPL on WFMU's GTDR earlier this week!
	8:02pm Gary: This next track came from a Copy / Nollywood DVD shop in East Elmhurst I stumbled upon while riding my bike one Saturday a few years ago
	8:06pm fleep: Stumbling while riding your bike takes talent.
	8:06pm Gary: @fleep My talent is latent :)
	8:09pm listener james from westwood: Great tour, this first hour!
	8:09pm Gary: Grazie, James!
	8:21pm hyde: I missed most of those African Pearls recs on Reneshoua. There was so much good stuff on that blog last time around I gave short shrift to the Africa and funk records. But hell, I'm still trying to get through everything else I got there and they've been gone for months.
	8:23pm hyde: wow, this track is amazing.
	8:24pm tim abdellah: Hiya Gary! - This rules!!!
	8:25pm Gary: Tim! So nice to see you!
	8:31pm Doug Schulkind: @hyde Email me and let me know which African Pearls collections you missed/want.
	8:41pm hyde: @Doug oh hey, thanks. I'll do that if I ever get through this backlog! I still have Italian Treasury and Field Recordings recs from Reneshoua I haven't even listened to yet!
	8:42pm Jill B.: Sakhodougou was terrific!
	8:44pm cklequ: That Sakhodougou could have gone on for another 20 minutes, and i would have just sat here in a trance. Cutting circles from paper. As i do.
	8:53pm Gary: Laday Talata I found in the Bronx, in a sort of drugstore / 99 cent store on White Plains Boulevard
	8:53pm Gary: *Lady
	8:57pm Gary: Speaking of the Pearls series ...
	8:59pm Doug Schulkind: Shablooey! Bodega Pop Live is only $33 short of hitting the goal! Hit! That! Goal!
	9:00pm Gary: Goal me! Goal me, ppl!
	9:04pm Doug Schulkind: I have that Lady Talata record!
	9:07pm glenn: mali ringwald?
	9:07pm Doug Schulkind: Vinyl, baby!
	9:08pm hyde: heh, that is me exactly with Reneshoua. I was grabbing so much old timey American and blues stuff and anything they'd put up that came out between 1900-1950 that I just couldn't face all of the funk and African and Jamaican stuff.
	9:11pm Doug Schulkind: The first and last book on Fela you need to reat is Carlos Moore's "Fela Fela This Bitch of a Life." I have a copy published by Allison & Busby, London. Here's a review on JSTOR: www.jstor.org...
	9:13pm Gary: THANK YOU, Doug! Will get right on that after the show
	9:18pm Doug Schulkind: @Gary That book was actually published before Fela died, so it's not a sweeping epic bio. It's more an "as told to" insider account of the life and times. Carlos Moore was a close confidant of Fela's.
	9:19pm Gary: That sounds thrilling, though -- maybe more so than an after-the-fact overview
	9:20pm Doug Schulkind: The original publication was in French and carried the title Fela, Fela — Cette Putain De Vie (Fela, Fela — This Motherfucking Life)
	9:23pm Doug Schulkind: HOLY CRAP! Bodega Pop Live is just 33¢ short of the goal. And because of that, it's showing as 99%. HOLY CRAP! The witheringly intelligent DAN IN PROVIDENCE has brought us all to the brink. THANKS Dan! Now who will push Gary over the top?!?!
	9:24pm Gary: ANOTHER PLEDGE THANKS to DAN in Providence! We are 33 cents -- three dimes and three pennies -- from hitting the goal!
	9:24pm anonymous party: Hey... i gave my 33 bucks, but it's still at 99 percent. What gives?
	9:25pm Gary: Anonymous Party, THANK YOU SO MUCH!
	9:26pm Doug Schulkind: @anonymous party Because the official amount required to hit 100% was $33.33. The pledge widget thingy only shows round numbers. Sorry for the confusion.
	9:26pm anonymous party: Had i known, i would have made it an even $33.33. A near palindrome.
	9:36pm hyde: I'm already excited about the Cambodia show!
	9:45pm northguineahills: A big hand or two for anonymous party!
	9:46pm Uncle Michael: Hello.
	9:46pm Gary: Uncle Michael!
	9:47pm Ike: I'm exceedingly late, but I made it here! Hello!
	9:47pm Uncle Michael: Gary!
	9:48pm Gary: We! Like! Ike!
	9:57pm tim abdellah: Great hearing you tonight! If I gotta work late, at least I get to stream some choice cuts. Thx for the Gnama Kante.
	9:57pm listener james from westwood: Thanks a ton, Gary!
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: Sorry I was so late.
	9:58pm northguineahills: Oh, crap, it's ten! Thanks Gary!
	9:58pm hyde: awwww, closing theme. that is the sound of sadness. thanks Gary!
	9:59pm Doug Schulkind: Still about a minute to push this show over the top! A pledge of anything more than 32¢ will do the trick!
	10:00pm Ike: You can always trust me to speak out against the Funk Junk Punk Industrial Complex.
	10:00pm cklequ: Somebody give this guy 33 cents already.
	10:05pm Gary: Thanks everyone, and have a terrific night!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from November 5, 2014

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