WFMU: Monica: Playlist from October 4, 2015

Listener comments!
	12:02pm Uncle Michael: Present!
	12:02pm mauri: hey monica. oh how I love this one. Had to learn how to play it.
	12:03pm Monica: hola, michael & mauri!
	12:04pm SeanG: Yo Mo!
	12:04pm Stevel: Yo, UM and mauri, and of course the pleasantly unexpected Monica. What a lovely opening track. Was this used in Blade Runner?
	12:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yay, the triumphant return of DJ Monica, in fill-in form! How have you been?
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: Outta the gate with the "Blade Runner" soundtrack! Welcome, Monica!
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: Vangelis for moussaka prep...perfect.
	12:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Monica ! Excellent.
	12:04pm Paul: Monica- back on the airwaves. Like old home week! I just read that Marlene tough Touch of Evil was her best performance and favorite film.
	12:05pm Starwick: Hi Monica!!! Wonderful surprise!!
	12:06pm Mr C: Welcome home!
	12:09pm Monica: Mr. C in the olace to be! Starwick - likewise! Yo Paul - she was still crazy hot, right? RevRAb - hell yeag!! LJFW - alright! Ken from HP - howdy! Hello to you, Stevel! And Sean G!!!
	12:11pm Listener Robert: We knew you'd come back to us.
	12:12pm Monica: Listener Robert, I didn't go far:)
	12:13pm Jeff: What a treat.
	12:13pm Starwick: I had this on my "Star Trackin' 76" LP by Ronco!
	12:14pm kym: Monica! What a fab surprise!
	12:15pm Monica: Jeff!! Thank you! Starwick, love that. 18 tracks on one sire, right?... Thx, Mizz Kym!
	12:18pm CB1: Best version of Don't Be Cruel!
	12:18pm P-90: Hi Monica! This will be a treat...
	12:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wish my gym would play this version instead of Cheap Trick's.
	12:19pm burpage: great pic your killing me smalls
	12:21pm Monica: CB1 - you made it!! P-90, thx kiddo... Hey there, burpage!... Good reason not to go the gym, Ken.
	12:22pm Monica: thank you, Brian in UK for your generous pledge and message.
	12:23pm Listener Robert: I know, Monica, you've been back before in "front" & have volunteered in other roles in "back".
	12:23pm Lana: Monica, Monica, Monica!! We can't believe it's you! What a delightful surprise. Where have you been Moni-Girl, we miss you so...We were just listening to your October 7, 2005 archive with same version of Autumn Leaves. Come back to us...
	12:25pm listener james from westwood: It may be autumn, but Monica's archives are evergreen.
	12:26pm Parq: Miss Monica! And the sun is out. Boy, this day is getting better!
	12:27pm Monica: Lana, Lana, Lana!! Grateful to have a chance to play it again for you.. Robert, volunteers here are the best!... Parq, crack of dawn practically... mwah, LJFW.
	12:28pm Brian in UK: The pleasure is all mine, It has been a beautiful day here, warm and sunny. Just how an early Autumn day should be. Then to finish it with the coolist gal on FMU. P L E D G E.
	12:29pm emily: Monica! I've missed you so much! So glad that you are gracing our airwaves again. xo
	12:32pm Monica: Emily in the house! Hey, lady! ... Brian, you're the best, thx!
	12:32pm Listener Robert: This shows the benefits of a deep bench as WFMU has, as opposed to the Jr. PeeWee football team the team I coach played against yesterday that ran out of subs & so ended the game with almost 2 mins. left in regul'n time.
	12:33pm Listener Robert: It's OK, they were trailing us 0-21.
	12:34pm Brian in UK: Jets are leading Dolphins 27-14 in 4th in London (whatever that means) to anyone who is interested.
	12:35pm Uncle Michael: Eggplant is fried, sauce is made...starting the bechemel...
	12:35pm Brian in UK: Love this John Prine album.
	12:35pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Listener Robert - The important thing is they didn't gang up on the ref and knock him to the ground.
	12:37pm Brian in UK: Uncle ever made Baba Ganouch? Delish. www.theguardian.com...
	12:38pm burpage: tarts let it go now back too the tunes
	12:38pm Parq: A small personal remembrance. When I was a kid, I used to respond to exasperation by over-dramatically moaning "Why me?" My first girlfriend used to respond to it by singing this Kristofferson song.
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: Yes Brian...all the time. Love it. It's a moussaka day.
	12:42pm Zach: that bgm before was amazing
	12:42pm Listener Robert: Brian, our Cardinals already beat the Jets 21-0 yesterday. But that's in the Jr. PeeWee div. of the Bronx Warrior Football League. No ref knockdowns in our game.
	12:43pm kym: Touch of Evil!
	12:43pm emily: "Touch of Evil"
	12:43pm CB1: Touch of Evil - yes, Welles
	12:44pm Tim in VT: Great party clean up music With all the happy thoughts and minuscule regrets
	12:44pm CB1: Good thing her eyes are so expressive, cause noting else moves.
	12:45pm CDToaster: Always love to hear that Mastretta "Latin Lover" bed music. Thanks for being here for us Auntie Mo. (mta) Tony Yes, it was Touch of Evil by Wells - longest opening shot in film history at one point.
	12:46pm Pseu Braun: Sunday morning Mo!
	12:47pm Monica: Yes, Touch of Evil!! Thx, mtaTony, CB1, kym!!!
	12:47pm Listener Robert: They make a big deal about long-duration shots in movies. So what? They're nowhere near as long as an avg. scene on stage, where there are no re-takes.
	12:47pm middlebun: Lotta three/four. You guys dancing?
	12:48pm Will: Does Dave Rawlings Machine include Gillian Welch when they play live, anyone know?
	12:49pm lamchops: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeccTYUrb_Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E25-UGUhQoU
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: My neice and nephews went to Strawberry Point.
	12:50pm хтinа: Yesss! logging in just to say it's soooo nice to hear you back on the air, Monica! What a great surprise <3
	12:51pm Monica: Pseu! It's Yeu, Lady!... dancing to come, middlebun... CD Toaster - thk U! ... CB Uno, u movin?... Tim in VT - whatever gets the job done!
	12:52pm Brian in UK: Birdman had several long shots but none as gripping as the opening of Touch of Evil. Was it Tijuana?
	12:53pm Monica: greetings, xtina! UM, wow! Such a beautiful area. Emily, thx for film tip too....lamchops, what it is?...
	12:54pm pcnyc: First I was bummed. But lo, there was Roxy Music and now Julee Cruise! Very, very nice indeed, Miss Monica!
	12:54pm CDToaster: @Robert: I quite agree with you about needless big deals being made about long opening shots in films, but I never heard that phrase associated with the opening shot of Touch of Evil which not only was the longest shot in history, it was also the GREATEST single camera roll of all time. Your comment leads me to wonder if you've ever seen it? I mean, if you had, there's really little to say about it except, "Wow" or "cool."
	12:55pm Monica: pcnyc - great to have u here!
	12:57pm CB1: Mo - Starting to!
	12:57pm pcnyc: Fanx! And the Marlena Touch .gif is icing on the cake. Happy Sunday, girlie!
	12:59pm CDToaster: @Brian: I've viewed the film many times and regret to say I believe the town's name is never mentioned but being a little boarder town run by "The Grandes". Guess I'll have to watch it AGAIN just to be certain!
	12:59pm Mike East: long takes in film aren't achievements of actors, so much as the director, cinematographer, director of photography, lighting, sound, etc...many factors involved. Stage is a different thing totally. I wouldn't compare the two. Thanks for filling in Monica. This is a very important slot for me, and you're doing a smashing job so far.
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: Good god. This track is a freaking home run. Are you my sister from another mother?
	1:02pm CDToaster: @Mike East: Perfectly put and totally true - non-comparable issues.
	1:02pm Monica: UM, must be that green water in the chicago river.
	1:02pm Rebecca Lewis: Monica! It's so great to have you on the air/computer waves again. I hope you'll come back a lot more often.
	1:05pm CB1: Time for lunch in gazebo - will stay tuned.....
	1:05pm Parq: Oh Monica, this set -- this show -- is so wonderfully, welcome-ly you.
	1:05pm Monica: Rebecca - the eminence grise of WFMU!!
	1:05pm djsheilab: I couldn't ask for a more soothing, gorgeous, cinematic soundtrack to my Sunday. Everything you're playing is divine. Thank you!
	1:08pm StuBot: Hey Monica, at first I was dismayed, then delighted when I realized it was you filling in- your show bookended with Gaylord was the best Sunday wind down, love your style, you're sorely missed by me. You were replaced by a clicks and pop dj...sigh.
	1:09pm StuBot: ...replaced by a clicks and pops white noise sorta DJ that they usually reserve for midday when no one is available. .. sorry duder.
	1:10pm Monica: Right back at ya, StuBot!... Yo, djsheilab - and welcome to the wfmu airwaves!!!..
	1:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Wait... go back! How many saxophones?
	1:11pm Parq: FB tie-in.
	1:11pm CDToaster: Auntie Mo, I'll never forget the tag-team show you did with Auntie Pseu playing nothing but great disco from back in the day - one of the best songs you spun was "Boogie Motion" by Boris Midney. I hadn't heard that gem is decades. What a wide repertoire of taste you have! Sweet voice, too.
	1:11pm StuBot: so... how do we get you back? I would listen to you do your thing all day.
	1:13pm StuBot: Maybe clickypoppy white noise guy would do the midnight shift and we can have you back? :)
	1:15pm Brian in UK: This is a FREEFORM station. Freefrom bias?
	1:16pm annie: aackk! i was listening to opera, glanced at the clock!!!
	1:17pm Greg From Brooklyn: Praise the Gods... Is it true?! Just tuned in and heard 'I want to be sedated'. It must be Monica. And here you are. Been too long! Can we start a Kickstarter to get you back?
	1:19pm Listener Robert: CD Toaster, I'll do you one better: I've seen the movie named for/based on (sort of) it: "Whisper of Evil", a Strathman-Lindelof prod'n in 8 mm sound & color. It's had very limited screenings. It included the 1st screen appearance of later C-SPAN macher Brian Lamb in the role of the DJ.
	1:19pm Linda Lee: Monica! fantastic show! lovin it! how can we get your here every week?
	1:20pm Linda Lee: how can we get your show here every week?
	1:20pm P-90: Just fyi film buffs, the Touch of Evil story was set in Tijuana, the locations (including the opener) were Venice, CA (beach town in Los Angeles). No one made a big deal about the long opening shot at the time, it wasn't promoted by the studio or anything. It was Welles working with a professional Holllywood crew again after years shooting on shoestring budgets in Europe. He was just enjoying doing things wth those resources, like the long credits shot. And believe it or not, while it was a challenge to himself to do it that way, it was also meant as a time and money-saving strategy; several minutes of sepearate set-ups for a title seguence would have taken longer than that one long shot, which was blocked, rehearsed, and shot pretty quickly. Welles was being creative but also showing Universal and the other studios that he could be a "good citizen" and do things economically...
	1:21pm Brian in UK: Has Holly taken some Miriam syrup? Not a bad thing. New album out this week, folks.
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the plug, Monica! I'll be in Chicago on Wednesday. Woo.
	1:21pm Listener Robert: Well, Mike, in some cases a long take in a movie is a huge thing. I'm thinking of the one in "Gangs of New York", following the line as the immigrants enter & are processed into the armed services, then onto another ship, then the other other ship coming back w the body bags.
	1:24pm Monica: hi ho, annie!!! and greg from brooklyn !!! and linda lee!!!
	1:24pm Listener Robert: Did "Touch of Evil" have a zombie mummy like "Whisper of Evil", huh? Did it have a shot of an actual silo fire, like "Whisper of Evil"? Did it include directions to adjust the projector to compensate for when the battery in the camera got weak, like "Whisper of Evil"? I didn't think so.
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: Staples shoot straight to my pleasure centers...like eating ice cream or well...you know...
	1:27pm CDToaster: @P-90 - Thanks for the info. @Robert - Thanks for that - I'm gonna view that film again today and pay more attention. No, Touch didn't have any of those things. I guess you should view it sometime. Whisper sounds interesting - you're lucky to have seen it!
	1:28pm common: good afternoon! great music for this sunday, monica
	1:31pm Catsilk: I'm here! Just heard through the grapevine that you're on now. Thank the Lord, hallelujah!
	1:32pm P-90: The long Touch of Evil" opener was made a celebrated thing by critics and other directors over the years. The "long, uninterrupted take" has been around for a long time, but has only been fetishized in recent decades by De Palma, Scorsese, etc. There's a notable continuous opening shot at the start of Julien Temple's 1986 "Absolute Beginners". And of course, Hitchcock's "Rope" was a feature done as a continuous shot.
	1:32pm Listener Robert: I know only of the shot of dinner at the long table in "Touch of Evil"; I think I might've seen the entire movie once, but it didn't impress me that much. A LOT of the movies that movie buffs rave about, especially those Orson Welles ones, don't impress me as much as others, though I've yet to see "F for Fake", which seems from its descriptions like I should enjoy it.
	1:33pm Catsilk: Yay, a Monica show to listen to in the car on repeat all week from the WFMU app! Cheers to all in da house!
	1:33pm Linda Lee: i'm an fmu listener since '85. miss you! & dare i say the station needs more great lady DJs?
	1:34pm Monica: Hola, Catsilk and Common! Yay!
	1:34pm annie: we just watched that last week.... my housemate fell asleep.. i loved it...i can see how MD loved that role, SO vampy, a real charicature. (SP)
	1:34pm Brian in UK: "Orson About" with the Marx Brothers was over rated.
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: Is this their Deep Purple followup? In '63 Roy Hamilton released "Let Go."
	1:36pm Catsilk: I see you got into some nice Monica classics today: Memories of Green, Bruised Orange, Running in the Green Grass, and, and, and...
	1:39pm timurf: So nice to hear you spinning on a Sunday again! : )
	1:39pm P-90: Welles made that shot work like an "overture" to the movie. And he makes a "cameo appearance" himself in that shot that prefigures the central arc of the story.
	1:40pm Parq: Marching band music always makes me smile.
	1:40pm Gaylord Fields: Big love to Mo from NOLA!
	1:41pm Listener Robert: "Gangs of New York" had not only that long shot, but loads of other great things. The story wasn't much, but who cares? It had a great laugh that I got only after I thought about it a while: Abe Lincoln on stage when somebody else gets shot in the audience. (They must've been taking turns.) The Lewis character's lines were great, reminiscent of Leo Gorcey as Stich Mahoney. The closing montage sequence, which theoretically was a nothing, was mind-blowing. The movie was full of things that make me think about hx; when I bicycled on the Old Croton Aqueduct Trail, my mind was drawn to the anti-cholera spray truck in that movie.
	1:42pm Linda Lee: Any nice covers of the Jackson 5's 'I Want You Back'? pretty apt for the show today!
	1:43pm Linda Lee: off to do the farm chores .. keep it coming Monica! beautiful set so far.
	1:43pm Andy Kidd: Hey Monica your back !!! Tuned in on the inter web from the UK :-)
	1:45pm Listener Robert: Plus, it had really scary fight scenes, almost as scary as those of "Gladiator". The fights between the fire companies, between the police organiz'ns, the draft riots...so much hx caricatured in such a package.
	1:50pm P-90: Les Paul used to do a killer instrumental version of "Whispering". And The Jerry Garcia Band did an amazing version of "Don't Let Go."
	1:51pm Jim in Pulaski, NY: Great show! Happy to hear Monica on a Sunday! Best fill in for Jones and X Ray possible. Sweet sounds filling the air up here in Northern New York. Really enjoyed that Staples Singers tune on hammer and nail. Thanks
	1:52pm Jim in Pulaski, NY: (Back on Sundays that is!)
	1:52pm Monica: GAYLORD!!! Hope you're having a blast there!!..howdee, andy and timurf! glad to be had... sorry, linda, i'm strapped for J5 today....Les Paul can't go wrong with anything!... Right back atcha, Jim in Pulaski!!!!
	1:52pm P-90: There SHOULD be a group called The Staple Sisters.
	1:54pm foofs: UK here also. I fear WFMU is suffering a refugee crisis, Brit listeners swarming, what with the determined campaign to make the BBC so shit and commercial that it can be abolished without sentiment. On this station, the fill-ins are so lovingly crafted that they keep being better than the shows they fill in for. So instant love for Monica, who I hadn't heard before.
	1:55pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: I only you had an Easy button to push, you could make that happen.
	1:55pm Hugh C: Well, Good Afternoon Miss Monica! What a pleasant surprise to wake up, at noon & turn on the Bose, expecting the boys, and instead, I'm hearing all these sweet tunes. Tunes that were AM pop songs, when I first knew what radio was.
	1:56pm oks: Monica is back!!!!!
	1:57pm Parq: Dinah!
	2:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good news: This is the best dishwashing music I've had all week. Bad news: This is the first time washing dishes this week.
	2:03pm Parq: That Rose Murphy track was adorable.
	2:03pm Monica: Ha, Ken! Yes, Parq!... oks, I is....good afternoon to YOU Hugh!... Yo, Foofs! Fanx!
	2:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: News of no consequence whatsoever: I'm glad I haven't resorted to eating off paper plates.
	2:04pm JakeGould: So what about the jagoffs in Rockland County?
	2:07pm Mike East: steppin' out for a Sunday stroll, but thought you should know, Monica - you get the quite rare seal of approval from my wife, who usually has to put up with me blasting Jonesy religiously every Sunday. Lovely show. Thank you.
	2:08pm Monica: DJ mechanical error there, sorry folks!
	2:08pm Parq: Get her some more coffee.
	2:09pm Andy Kidd: At least we know it isn't pre recorded :-)
	2:10pm Hugh C: Mike East! The Same thing here. SHE approved!
	2:12pm CDToaster: @Robert: If Touch didn't impress you, F is for Fake probably won't, either. Simply put, Wells' films just may not be your cup of tea.
	2:13pm Uncle Michael: This Don Percival is sublime. Bless you for playing pre-R&R pop music.
	2:13pm pcnyc: LOVE all the female vocalists! Dinah KILLED it!!! And I hear you going back to the Blade Runner soundtrack with One More Kiss, Dear. Great stuff, Monica!
	2:15pm Uncle Michael: I didn't realize this song was NEW and a DEMO when it appeared in Blade Runner.
	2:16pm Monica: Yep, UM! Yopu know about it than me. pcnyc - ladies!!
	2:16pm Uncle Michael: I know what the Googles tell me.
	2:17pm Brian in UK: Tea time here. Cannot say how much I enjoyed this show so I will leave it to others more eloquent than me. Loving it Monica.
	2:18pm Brian in UK: See this is FREEFORM.
	2:19pm SeanG: Here come dem silvery strings!!
	2:19pm Monica: Mike East - thx to u and yer wife!
	2:20pm Parq: Singing along! The old instincts are still there.
	2:21pm bloopy: oh wow monica you're back?? missed ya
	2:24pm Jeff: Uncle Michael knows a lotta stuff... and does a fine show Fridays at noon on the Drummer stream. wfmu.org...
	2:25pm Linda Lee: Jake .. the jagoffs over in Rockland County can tune in to their classic rock stations today. as for the j5 .. absolutely no worries!!
	2:28pm Linda Lee: these sets are phenomenal!
	2:29pm Linda Lee: recall seeing Mink DeVille, Elvis Costello & Nick Lowe triple bill back in about 79 .. new wave promo tour .. a lot of fun!
	2:29pm bobdoesthings: hey! argh I missed a monica fill in.. I'll have to remember this for archives tomorrow! Your shows are always so great!
	2:29pm judy from croton: Wish your show could last forever. Wait, the archives! It will!
	2:31pm Monica: alright, judy from croton! ... we're always here bobdoesthings! preserved in digital amber...
	2:31pm SeanG: gotta feeling the silver fox is gonna make an appearance soon
	2:40pm Jeff: Whoa. Stephin Merritt's dad sounds kind of like Bowie.
	2:40pm JakeGould: What determines whether a music genre is a “core” versus a “wave?”
	2:42pm Jeff: Grindwave is the next core.
	2:43pm JakeGould: Wavecore = Genre. Corewave = Something that happens on “Star Trek” where Geordi LaForge advises Captain the crew should abandon ship.
	2:44pm johnk77: peter wolf ex-wbcn dj nice work selecter willy deville rip:<
	2:44pm Paul D: Happy Sunday.
	2:47pm johnk77: willy deville worked with doc pomus:>
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: Our family foundation supports Music & Memory. I endorse this PSA.
	2:48pm common: i like waves better than cores.
	2:51pm JakeGould: So maybe “Normcore” is a wave? Like “Normwave?” And “Sea Punk”… Wait! There are waves, cores and punks… Gotta sit down for while.
	2:52pm Ken B: Hi from Tucson, Monica!
	2:52pm B'n'b Mia: Hi Monica long time no hear! We listened to you Sunday's afternoon evenings when you were on every week in Miami fl... What a nice Sunday surprise!❤️☺️
	2:53pm StuBot: excellent show, love the Ry.
	2:54pm CB1: Wow, what a nice (slightly nostalgic) afternoon. How we miss our Sunday outings with you Mo! Love to Butter and you.
	2:54pm B'n'b Mia: Dj Monica On the wheels of steel, Sweet! Hello people in nyc nj
	2:54pm Monica: Thanx, B'n'B, Ken B johnk77and Paul D!! Thanks all for tuning in today. Like old home week. Hope to see ya soon!
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: Great show Monica. Thank you for adding the seasoning to my cooking.
	2:55pm JakeGould: Nice show for a nice, sunny fall day.
	2:56pm SeanG: more cowbell
	2:57pm oks: great show!!! thank you Monica
	2:57pm bobdoesthings: fantastic stuff. thanks monica.. cant wait to hear what I miss in archives. have a good one
	2:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Take care, Monica! See you soon, I hope.
	2:59pm Listener Robert: Yay!
	2:59pm P-90: Thynx, Monica! 'Til next time!
	3:00pm bob: Never listened to you before, thogh listening to fmu since 1976. Great show!
	8:32pm Michael Y: You've been missed.

Monica: Playlist from October 4, 2015

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Artist	Track	Approx. start time
Vangelis	Memories Of Green "Memories Of Green" by "Vangelis"
Duke Ellington	Autumn Leaves "Autumn Leaves" by "Duke Ellington"	0:11:14 (Pop-up)
Blue Magic	Sideshow "Sideshow" by "Blue Magic"	0:11:46 (Pop-up)
Billy Swan	Dion't Be Cruel "Dion't Be Cruel" by "Billy Swan"	0:15:46 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Right "Right" by "David Bowie"	0:20:05 (Pop-up)
Roxy Music	If There Is Something "If There Is Something" by "Roxy Music"	0:24:35 (Pop-up)
Justin Vernon	Bruised Orange (Chain of Sorrow)	0:31:04 (Pop-up)
Kris Kristofferson	Why Me "Why Me" by "Kris Kristofferson"	0:34:37 (Pop-up)

Dave Rawlings Machine	Bells of Harlem	0:43:51 (Pop-up)
Miss Abrams and the Strawberry Point 4th Grade Class	Running In The Green Grass	0:47:50 (Pop-up)
Julee Cruise	Rockin' Back Inside My Heart	0:50:34 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	He Needs Me "He Needs Me" by "Harry Nilsson"	0:55:49 (Pop-up)
Liz Damon's Orient Express	1900 Yesterday	1:01:01 (Pop-up)
Brother Bones & His Shadows	Red Wing	1:01:16 (Pop-up)
Jon Rauhouse	The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise	1:04:01 (Pop-up)
The Dinning Sisters	Hawaiian War Chant	1:06:19 (Pop-up)
Horace Heidt and His Musical Knights	The Bells Of St. Mary's	1:07:58 (Pop-up)
Hermione Gingold & The Biddys	Pick-A-Little, Talk-A-Little	1:10:38 (Pop-up)

Holly Golightly	Nothing Lost "Nothing Lost" by "Holly Golightly"	1:19:04 (Pop-up)
Ashley Monroe	I'm Good At Leavin'	1:21:24 (Pop-up)
The Staple Singers	Hammer And Nails	1:24:38 (Pop-up)
Mary Ann Fisher	Put On My Shoes "Put On My Shoes" by "Mary Ann Fisher"	1:27:07 (Pop-up)
Peggy Lee	Riding High "Riding High" by "Peggy Lee"	1:29:10 (Pop-up)
Roy Hamilton	Don't Let Go "Don't Let Go" by "Roy Hamilton"	1:30:47 (Pop-up)
Nino Tempo & April Stevens	Whispering	1:33:00 (Pop-up)
Chet Atkins	Show Me The Way To Go Home	1:35:58 (Pop-up)
Florida A&M Marching Band	Stone In Love With You	1:38:14 (Pop-up)
Neil Wolfe	All The Things You Are	1:41:11 (Pop-up)

Tamar Braxton	Simple Things "Simple Things" by "Tamar Braxton"	1:48:59 (Pop-up)
Millie Jackson	Loving Arms "Loving Arms" by "Millie Jackson"	1:52:59 (Pop-up)
Dinah Washington	You Let My Love Grow Cold	1:56:11 (Pop-up)
Hadda Brooks	You're Real Gone "You're Real Gone" by "Hadda Brooks"	1:58:47 (Pop-up)
Rose Murphy	The Best Things In Life Are Free	2:01:30 (Pop-up)
Dandridge Sisters	Undecided "Undecided" by "Dandridge Sisters"	2:03:58 (Pop-up)
Una Carlisle	I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby	2:06:17 (Pop-up)
Don Percival	One More Kiss, Dear "One More Kiss, Dear" by "Don Percival"	2:11:38 (Pop-up)
Stanley Holloway	Keep Smiling "Keep Smiling" by "Stanley Holloway"	2:15:01 (Pop-up)


Peter Wolf and Merle Haggard	It's Too Late For Me	2:23:21 (Pop-up)
Willy Deville	The Lovers (Les Amants)	2:26:12 (Pop-up)
Irma Thomas	Another Woman's Man "Another Woman's Man" by "Irma Thomas"	2:30:23 (Pop-up)
Tammy Wynette	Lonely Days (And Nights More Lonely)	2:33:39 (Pop-up)
Scott Fagan	In My Head "In My Head" by "Scott Fagan"	2:35:46 (Pop-up)
Jon Hendricks	Do You Call That A Buddy	2:40:33 (Pop-up)

Gato Barbieri	Last Tango in Paris (Ballad)	2:49:33 (Pop-up)
Ry Cooder	Los Chucas Suaves "Los Chucas Suaves" by "Ry Cooder"	2:52:21 (Pop-up)
Pete Rodriguez	I Like It Like That	2:55:03 (Pop-up)

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	12:02pm Uncle Michael: Present!
	12:02pm mauri: hey monica. oh how I love this one. Had to learn how to play it.
	12:03pm Monica: hola, michael & mauri!
	12:04pm SeanG: Yo Mo!
	12:04pm Stevel: Yo, UM and mauri, and of course the pleasantly unexpected Monica. What a lovely opening track. Was this used in Blade Runner?
	12:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yay, the triumphant return of DJ Monica, in fill-in form! How have you been?
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: Outta the gate with the "Blade Runner" soundtrack! Welcome, Monica!
	12:04pm Uncle Michael: Vangelis for moussaka prep...perfect.
	12:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Monica ! Excellent.
	12:04pm Paul: Monica- back on the airwaves. Like old home week! I just read that Marlene tough Touch of Evil was her best performance and favorite film.
	12:05pm Starwick: Hi Monica!!! Wonderful surprise!!
	12:06pm Mr C: Welcome home!
	12:09pm Monica: Mr. C in the olace to be! Starwick - likewise! Yo Paul - she was still crazy hot, right? RevRAb - hell yeag!! LJFW - alright! Ken from HP - howdy! Hello to you, Stevel! And Sean G!!!
	12:11pm Listener Robert: We knew you'd come back to us.
	12:12pm Monica: Listener Robert, I didn't go far:)
	12:13pm Jeff: What a treat.
	12:13pm Starwick: I had this on my "Star Trackin' 76" LP by Ronco!
	12:14pm kym: Monica! What a fab surprise!
	12:15pm Monica: Jeff!! Thank you! Starwick, love that. 18 tracks on one sire, right?... Thx, Mizz Kym!
	12:18pm CB1: Best version of Don't Be Cruel!
	12:18pm P-90: Hi Monica! This will be a treat...
	12:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wish my gym would play this version instead of Cheap Trick's.
	12:19pm burpage: great pic your killing me smalls
	12:21pm Monica: CB1 - you made it!! P-90, thx kiddo... Hey there, burpage!... Good reason not to go the gym, Ken.
	12:22pm Monica: thank you, Brian in UK for your generous pledge and message.
	12:23pm Listener Robert: I know, Monica, you've been back before in "front" & have volunteered in other roles in "back".
	12:23pm Lana: Monica, Monica, Monica!! We can't believe it's you! What a delightful surprise. Where have you been Moni-Girl, we miss you so...We were just listening to your October 7, 2005 archive with same version of Autumn Leaves. Come back to us...
	12:25pm listener james from westwood: It may be autumn, but Monica's archives are evergreen.
	12:26pm Parq: Miss Monica! And the sun is out. Boy, this day is getting better!
	12:27pm Monica: Lana, Lana, Lana!! Grateful to have a chance to play it again for you.. Robert, volunteers here are the best!... Parq, crack of dawn practically... mwah, LJFW.
	12:28pm Brian in UK: The pleasure is all mine, It has been a beautiful day here, warm and sunny. Just how an early Autumn day should be. Then to finish it with the coolist gal on FMU. P L E D G E.
	12:29pm emily: Monica! I've missed you so much! So glad that you are gracing our airwaves again. xo
	12:32pm Monica: Emily in the house! Hey, lady! ... Brian, you're the best, thx!
	12:32pm Listener Robert: This shows the benefits of a deep bench as WFMU has, as opposed to the Jr. PeeWee football team the team I coach played against yesterday that ran out of subs & so ended the game with almost 2 mins. left in regul'n time.
	12:33pm Listener Robert: It's OK, they were trailing us 0-21.
	12:34pm Brian in UK: Jets are leading Dolphins 27-14 in 4th in London (whatever that means) to anyone who is interested.
	12:35pm Uncle Michael: Eggplant is fried, sauce is made...starting the bechemel...
	12:35pm Brian in UK: Love this John Prine album.
	12:35pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Listener Robert - The important thing is they didn't gang up on the ref and knock him to the ground.
	12:37pm Brian in UK: Uncle ever made Baba Ganouch? Delish. www.theguardian.com...
	12:38pm burpage: tarts let it go now back too the tunes
	12:38pm Parq: A small personal remembrance. When I was a kid, I used to respond to exasperation by over-dramatically moaning "Why me?" My first girlfriend used to respond to it by singing this Kristofferson song.
	12:38pm Uncle Michael: Yes Brian...all the time. Love it. It's a moussaka day.
	12:42pm Zach: that bgm before was amazing
	12:42pm Listener Robert: Brian, our Cardinals already beat the Jets 21-0 yesterday. But that's in the Jr. PeeWee div. of the Bronx Warrior Football League. No ref knockdowns in our game.
	12:43pm kym: Touch of Evil!
	12:43pm emily: "Touch of Evil"
	12:43pm CB1: Touch of Evil - yes, Welles
	12:44pm Tim in VT: Great party clean up music With all the happy thoughts and minuscule regrets
	12:44pm CB1: Good thing her eyes are so expressive, cause noting else moves.
	12:45pm CDToaster: Always love to hear that Mastretta "Latin Lover" bed music. Thanks for being here for us Auntie Mo. (mta) Tony Yes, it was Touch of Evil by Wells - longest opening shot in film history at one point.
	12:46pm Pseu Braun: Sunday morning Mo!
	12:47pm Monica: Yes, Touch of Evil!! Thx, mtaTony, CB1, kym!!!
	12:47pm Listener Robert: They make a big deal about long-duration shots in movies. So what? They're nowhere near as long as an avg. scene on stage, where there are no re-takes.
	12:47pm middlebun: Lotta three/four. You guys dancing?
	12:48pm Will: Does Dave Rawlings Machine include Gillian Welch when they play live, anyone know?
	12:49pm lamchops: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeccTYUrb_Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E25-UGUhQoU
	12:49pm Uncle Michael: My neice and nephews went to Strawberry Point.
	12:50pm хтinа: Yesss! logging in just to say it's soooo nice to hear you back on the air, Monica! What a great surprise <3
	12:51pm Monica: Pseu! It's Yeu, Lady!... dancing to come, middlebun... CD Toaster - thk U! ... CB Uno, u movin?... Tim in VT - whatever gets the job done!
	12:52pm Brian in UK: Birdman had several long shots but none as gripping as the opening of Touch of Evil. Was it Tijuana?
	12:53pm Monica: greetings, xtina! UM, wow! Such a beautiful area. Emily, thx for film tip too....lamchops, what it is?...
	12:54pm pcnyc: First I was bummed. But lo, there was Roxy Music and now Julee Cruise! Very, very nice indeed, Miss Monica!
	12:54pm CDToaster: @Robert: I quite agree with you about needless big deals being made about long opening shots in films, but I never heard that phrase associated with the opening shot of Touch of Evil which not only was the longest shot in history, it was also the GREATEST single camera roll of all time. Your comment leads me to wonder if you've ever seen it? I mean, if you had, there's really little to say about it except, "Wow" or "cool."
	12:55pm Monica: pcnyc - great to have u here!
	12:57pm CB1: Mo - Starting to!
	12:57pm pcnyc: Fanx! And the Marlena Touch .gif is icing on the cake. Happy Sunday, girlie!
	12:59pm CDToaster: @Brian: I've viewed the film many times and regret to say I believe the town's name is never mentioned but being a little boarder town run by "The Grandes". Guess I'll have to watch it AGAIN just to be certain!
	12:59pm Mike East: long takes in film aren't achievements of actors, so much as the director, cinematographer, director of photography, lighting, sound, etc...many factors involved. Stage is a different thing totally. I wouldn't compare the two. Thanks for filling in Monica. This is a very important slot for me, and you're doing a smashing job so far.
	12:59pm Uncle Michael: Good god. This track is a freaking home run. Are you my sister from another mother?
	1:02pm CDToaster: @Mike East: Perfectly put and totally true - non-comparable issues.
	1:02pm Monica: UM, must be that green water in the chicago river.
	1:02pm Rebecca Lewis: Monica! It's so great to have you on the air/computer waves again. I hope you'll come back a lot more often.
	1:05pm CB1: Time for lunch in gazebo - will stay tuned.....
	1:05pm Parq: Oh Monica, this set -- this show -- is so wonderfully, welcome-ly you.
	1:05pm Monica: Rebecca - the eminence grise of WFMU!!
	1:05pm djsheilab: I couldn't ask for a more soothing, gorgeous, cinematic soundtrack to my Sunday. Everything you're playing is divine. Thank you!
	1:08pm StuBot: Hey Monica, at first I was dismayed, then delighted when I realized it was you filling in- your show bookended with Gaylord was the best Sunday wind down, love your style, you're sorely missed by me. You were replaced by a clicks and pop dj...sigh.
	1:09pm StuBot: ...replaced by a clicks and pops white noise sorta DJ that they usually reserve for midday when no one is available. .. sorry duder.
	1:10pm Monica: Right back at ya, StuBot!... Yo, djsheilab - and welcome to the wfmu airwaves!!!..
	1:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Wait... go back! How many saxophones?
	1:11pm Parq: FB tie-in.
	1:11pm CDToaster: Auntie Mo, I'll never forget the tag-team show you did with Auntie Pseu playing nothing but great disco from back in the day - one of the best songs you spun was "Boogie Motion" by Boris Midney. I hadn't heard that gem is decades. What a wide repertoire of taste you have! Sweet voice, too.
	1:11pm StuBot: so... how do we get you back? I would listen to you do your thing all day.
	1:13pm StuBot: Maybe clickypoppy white noise guy would do the midnight shift and we can have you back? :)
	1:15pm Brian in UK: This is a FREEFORM station. Freefrom bias?
	1:16pm annie: aackk! i was listening to opera, glanced at the clock!!!
	1:17pm Greg From Brooklyn: Praise the Gods... Is it true?! Just tuned in and heard 'I want to be sedated'. It must be Monica. And here you are. Been too long! Can we start a Kickstarter to get you back?
	1:19pm Listener Robert: CD Toaster, I'll do you one better: I've seen the movie named for/based on (sort of) it: "Whisper of Evil", a Strathman-Lindelof prod'n in 8 mm sound & color. It's had very limited screenings. It included the 1st screen appearance of later C-SPAN macher Brian Lamb in the role of the DJ.
	1:19pm Linda Lee: Monica! fantastic show! lovin it! how can we get your here every week?
	1:20pm Linda Lee: how can we get your show here every week?
	1:20pm P-90: Just fyi film buffs, the Touch of Evil story was set in Tijuana, the locations (including the opener) were Venice, CA (beach town in Los Angeles). No one made a big deal about the long opening shot at the time, it wasn't promoted by the studio or anything. It was Welles working with a professional Holllywood crew again after years shooting on shoestring budgets in Europe. He was just enjoying doing things wth those resources, like the long credits shot. And believe it or not, while it was a challenge to himself to do it that way, it was also meant as a time and money-saving strategy; several minutes of sepearate set-ups for a title seguence would have taken longer than that one long shot, which was blocked, rehearsed, and shot pretty quickly. Welles was being creative but also showing Universal and the other studios that he could be a "good citizen" and do things economically...
	1:21pm Brian in UK: Has Holly taken some Miriam syrup? Not a bad thing. New album out this week, folks.
	1:21pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the plug, Monica! I'll be in Chicago on Wednesday. Woo.
	1:21pm Listener Robert: Well, Mike, in some cases a long take in a movie is a huge thing. I'm thinking of the one in "Gangs of New York", following the line as the immigrants enter & are processed into the armed services, then onto another ship, then the other other ship coming back w the body bags.
	1:24pm Monica: hi ho, annie!!! and greg from brooklyn !!! and linda lee!!!
	1:24pm Listener Robert: Did "Touch of Evil" have a zombie mummy like "Whisper of Evil", huh? Did it have a shot of an actual silo fire, like "Whisper of Evil"? Did it include directions to adjust the projector to compensate for when the battery in the camera got weak, like "Whisper of Evil"? I didn't think so.
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: Staples shoot straight to my pleasure centers...like eating ice cream or well...you know...
	1:27pm CDToaster: @P-90 - Thanks for the info. @Robert - Thanks for that - I'm gonna view that film again today and pay more attention. No, Touch didn't have any of those things. I guess you should view it sometime. Whisper sounds interesting - you're lucky to have seen it!
	1:28pm common: good afternoon! great music for this sunday, monica
	1:31pm Catsilk: I'm here! Just heard through the grapevine that you're on now. Thank the Lord, hallelujah!
	1:32pm P-90: The long Touch of Evil" opener was made a celebrated thing by critics and other directors over the years. The "long, uninterrupted take" has been around for a long time, but has only been fetishized in recent decades by De Palma, Scorsese, etc. There's a notable continuous opening shot at the start of Julien Temple's 1986 "Absolute Beginners". And of course, Hitchcock's "Rope" was a feature done as a continuous shot.
	1:32pm Listener Robert: I know only of the shot of dinner at the long table in "Touch of Evil"; I think I might've seen the entire movie once, but it didn't impress me that much. A LOT of the movies that movie buffs rave about, especially those Orson Welles ones, don't impress me as much as others, though I've yet to see "F for Fake", which seems from its descriptions like I should enjoy it.
	1:33pm Catsilk: Yay, a Monica show to listen to in the car on repeat all week from the WFMU app! Cheers to all in da house!
	1:33pm Linda Lee: i'm an fmu listener since '85. miss you! & dare i say the station needs more great lady DJs?
	1:34pm Monica: Hola, Catsilk and Common! Yay!
	1:34pm annie: we just watched that last week.... my housemate fell asleep.. i loved it...i can see how MD loved that role, SO vampy, a real charicature. (SP)
	1:34pm Brian in UK: "Orson About" with the Marx Brothers was over rated.
	1:35pm Uncle Michael: Is this their Deep Purple followup? In '63 Roy Hamilton released "Let Go."
	1:36pm Catsilk: I see you got into some nice Monica classics today: Memories of Green, Bruised Orange, Running in the Green Grass, and, and, and...
	1:39pm timurf: So nice to hear you spinning on a Sunday again! : )
	1:39pm P-90: Welles made that shot work like an "overture" to the movie. And he makes a "cameo appearance" himself in that shot that prefigures the central arc of the story.
	1:40pm Parq: Marching band music always makes me smile.
	1:40pm Gaylord Fields: Big love to Mo from NOLA!
	1:41pm Listener Robert: "Gangs of New York" had not only that long shot, but loads of other great things. The story wasn't much, but who cares? It had a great laugh that I got only after I thought about it a while: Abe Lincoln on stage when somebody else gets shot in the audience. (They must've been taking turns.) The Lewis character's lines were great, reminiscent of Leo Gorcey as Stich Mahoney. The closing montage sequence, which theoretically was a nothing, was mind-blowing. The movie was full of things that make me think about hx; when I bicycled on the Old Croton Aqueduct Trail, my mind was drawn to the anti-cholera spray truck in that movie.
	1:42pm Linda Lee: Any nice covers of the Jackson 5's 'I Want You Back'? pretty apt for the show today!
	1:43pm Linda Lee: off to do the farm chores .. keep it coming Monica! beautiful set so far.
	1:43pm Andy Kidd: Hey Monica your back !!! Tuned in on the inter web from the UK :-)
	1:45pm Listener Robert: Plus, it had really scary fight scenes, almost as scary as those of "Gladiator". The fights between the fire companies, between the police organiz'ns, the draft riots...so much hx caricatured in such a package.
	1:50pm P-90: Les Paul used to do a killer instrumental version of "Whispering". And The Jerry Garcia Band did an amazing version of "Don't Let Go."
	1:51pm Jim in Pulaski, NY: Great show! Happy to hear Monica on a Sunday! Best fill in for Jones and X Ray possible. Sweet sounds filling the air up here in Northern New York. Really enjoyed that Staples Singers tune on hammer and nail. Thanks
	1:52pm Jim in Pulaski, NY: (Back on Sundays that is!)
	1:52pm Monica: GAYLORD!!! Hope you're having a blast there!!..howdee, andy and timurf! glad to be had... sorry, linda, i'm strapped for J5 today....Les Paul can't go wrong with anything!... Right back atcha, Jim in Pulaski!!!!
	1:52pm P-90: There SHOULD be a group called The Staple Sisters.
	1:54pm foofs: UK here also. I fear WFMU is suffering a refugee crisis, Brit listeners swarming, what with the determined campaign to make the BBC so shit and commercial that it can be abolished without sentiment. On this station, the fill-ins are so lovingly crafted that they keep being better than the shows they fill in for. So instant love for Monica, who I hadn't heard before.
	1:55pm Gaylord Fields: @P-90: I only you had an Easy button to push, you could make that happen.
	1:55pm Hugh C: Well, Good Afternoon Miss Monica! What a pleasant surprise to wake up, at noon & turn on the Bose, expecting the boys, and instead, I'm hearing all these sweet tunes. Tunes that were AM pop songs, when I first knew what radio was.
	1:56pm oks: Monica is back!!!!!
	1:57pm Parq: Dinah!
	2:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good news: This is the best dishwashing music I've had all week. Bad news: This is the first time washing dishes this week.
	2:03pm Parq: That Rose Murphy track was adorable.
	2:03pm Monica: Ha, Ken! Yes, Parq!... oks, I is....good afternoon to YOU Hugh!... Yo, Foofs! Fanx!
	2:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: News of no consequence whatsoever: I'm glad I haven't resorted to eating off paper plates.
	2:04pm JakeGould: So what about the jagoffs in Rockland County?
	2:07pm Mike East: steppin' out for a Sunday stroll, but thought you should know, Monica - you get the quite rare seal of approval from my wife, who usually has to put up with me blasting Jonesy religiously every Sunday. Lovely show. Thank you.
	2:08pm Monica: DJ mechanical error there, sorry folks!
	2:08pm Parq: Get her some more coffee.
	2:09pm Andy Kidd: At least we know it isn't pre recorded :-)
	2:10pm Hugh C: Mike East! The Same thing here. SHE approved!
	2:12pm CDToaster: @Robert: If Touch didn't impress you, F is for Fake probably won't, either. Simply put, Wells' films just may not be your cup of tea.
	2:13pm Uncle Michael: This Don Percival is sublime. Bless you for playing pre-R&R pop music.
	2:13pm pcnyc: LOVE all the female vocalists! Dinah KILLED it!!! And I hear you going back to the Blade Runner soundtrack with One More Kiss, Dear. Great stuff, Monica!
	2:15pm Uncle Michael: I didn't realize this song was NEW and a DEMO when it appeared in Blade Runner.
	2:16pm Monica: Yep, UM! Yopu know about it than me. pcnyc - ladies!!
	2:16pm Uncle Michael: I know what the Googles tell me.
	2:17pm Brian in UK: Tea time here. Cannot say how much I enjoyed this show so I will leave it to others more eloquent than me. Loving it Monica.
	2:18pm Brian in UK: See this is FREEFORM.
	2:19pm SeanG: Here come dem silvery strings!!
	2:19pm Monica: Mike East - thx to u and yer wife!
	2:20pm Parq: Singing along! The old instincts are still there.
	2:21pm bloopy: oh wow monica you're back?? missed ya
	2:24pm Jeff: Uncle Michael knows a lotta stuff... and does a fine show Fridays at noon on the Drummer stream. wfmu.org...
	2:25pm Linda Lee: Jake .. the jagoffs over in Rockland County can tune in to their classic rock stations today. as for the j5 .. absolutely no worries!!
	2:28pm Linda Lee: these sets are phenomenal!
	2:29pm Linda Lee: recall seeing Mink DeVille, Elvis Costello & Nick Lowe triple bill back in about 79 .. new wave promo tour .. a lot of fun!
	2:29pm bobdoesthings: hey! argh I missed a monica fill in.. I'll have to remember this for archives tomorrow! Your shows are always so great!
	2:29pm judy from croton: Wish your show could last forever. Wait, the archives! It will!
	2:31pm Monica: alright, judy from croton! ... we're always here bobdoesthings! preserved in digital amber...
	2:31pm SeanG: gotta feeling the silver fox is gonna make an appearance soon
	2:40pm Jeff: Whoa. Stephin Merritt's dad sounds kind of like Bowie.
	2:40pm JakeGould: What determines whether a music genre is a “core” versus a “wave?”
	2:42pm Jeff: Grindwave is the next core.
	2:43pm JakeGould: Wavecore = Genre. Corewave = Something that happens on “Star Trek” where Geordi LaForge advises Captain the crew should abandon ship.
	2:44pm johnk77: peter wolf ex-wbcn dj nice work selecter willy deville rip:<
	2:44pm Paul D: Happy Sunday.
	2:47pm johnk77: willy deville worked with doc pomus:>
	2:48pm Uncle Michael: Our family foundation supports Music & Memory. I endorse this PSA.
	2:48pm common: i like waves better than cores.
	2:51pm JakeGould: So maybe “Normcore” is a wave? Like “Normwave?” And “Sea Punk”… Wait! There are waves, cores and punks… Gotta sit down for while.
	2:52pm Ken B: Hi from Tucson, Monica!
	2:52pm B'n'b Mia: Hi Monica long time no hear! We listened to you Sunday's afternoon evenings when you were on every week in Miami fl... What a nice Sunday surprise!❤️☺️
	2:53pm StuBot: excellent show, love the Ry.
	2:54pm CB1: Wow, what a nice (slightly nostalgic) afternoon. How we miss our Sunday outings with you Mo! Love to Butter and you.
	2:54pm B'n'b Mia: Dj Monica On the wheels of steel, Sweet! Hello people in nyc nj
	2:54pm Monica: Thanx, B'n'B, Ken B johnk77and Paul D!! Thanks all for tuning in today. Like old home week. Hope to see ya soon!
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: Great show Monica. Thank you for adding the seasoning to my cooking.
	2:55pm JakeGould: Nice show for a nice, sunny fall day.
	2:56pm SeanG: more cowbell
	2:57pm oks: great show!!! thank you Monica
	2:57pm bobdoesthings: fantastic stuff. thanks monica.. cant wait to hear what I miss in archives. have a good one
	2:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Take care, Monica! See you soon, I hope.
	2:59pm Listener Robert: Yay!
	2:59pm P-90: Thynx, Monica! 'Til next time!
	3:00pm bob: Never listened to you before, thogh listening to fmu since 1976. Great show!
	8:32pm Michael Y: You've been missed.

Monica: Playlist from October 4, 2015

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