WFMU: Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from December 6, 2015

Listener comments!
	6:50pm Stanley: Bill, I'm a bit early but looking forward to some crullers (whatever the hell they are)
	2:52am Brian in UK: Jeez Stanley, don't yer know what crullers are (quickly types into search engine). Eighteenth century pomade used by ladies to keep away the unpleasant street smells. Mornin' Bill.
	3:06am Stanley: Hi Brian. Great, Bill said he'd bring some along but maybe it was a typo and he meant curlers and we're going to be treated to a new hairdo!
	3:07am Stanley: HI Bill, you there?
	3:09am Bill Mac: Heyo Stanley! I R Here! Curlers? Not on this head - there's nothing to do!
	3:10am Stanley: Am I awake? Van Morrison sounds like Hank Marvin.
	3:11am Bill Mac: I'm not sure what to make of Morrison-era Them. I know I like em more then 'classic' Van.
	3:14am Stanley: Yeah, Van. Another artiste I'm ambivalent about.
	3:15am Bill Mac: The first time I heard that cut was on Bowies Pinups.
	3:16am mauri: sgood mornink!
	3:17am coelacanth: Hello Bill and Zzzzzzero owls ...this is lucky!
	3:18am Bill Mac: Mauri & CC! This IS a tasty burger!
	3:22am mauri: and the addition is rattling on along!
	3:22am coelacanth: channeling people like us? ("a tasty burger"...?)
	3:24am coelacanth: (...or am i severely screwing up my references?)
	3:24am Bill Mac: @CC - A quote in my head that I mangled methinks
	3:26am joeray: My morning Egg! Sounding like Roger Goeb.
	3:30am Bill Mac: Morning Joe Ray! Felling like Roger Goeb!
	3:30am coelacanth: ha! -Bill i think right now it's much more likely it is i who screwed up! ("oh,don't ask why;oh don't ask why"...)
	3:31am Andy in Berlin: A good sunny morning to everybody! Bleary and oversleept but here I am!
	3:32am joeray: Morning Bill, so glad you're filling in this morning!
	3:33am pacific standard simon: Hi Bill and all. Bill, you're no doubt thinking of the back cover of Burnt Weenie Sandwich, which had a cartoon balloon that said, "God, this is a tasty little sucker."
	3:33am Bill Mac: Top of the mornin' Andrew! You're right on time!
	3:35am Bill Mac: Could be PSS - I think it's a cross between and a lame approximation of Sam Jackson Pulp Fiction quote .
	3:36am pacific standard simon: I used to have this Insect Trust LP -- probably paid for a meal at some broke point in my life.
	3:37am pacific standard simon: Speak of the Devil...
	3:37am Bill Mac: What a great tune though..... Behold the power of suggestion
	3:38am Andy in Berlin: dit dee doo waah!
	3:38am coelacanth: that was weird...or extraordinarily efficient!
	3:39am pacific standard simon: por que nombre... pinche vino...
	3:39am joeray: Zappa!!!
	3:40am Stanley: Why pour the lemon juice? Good question.
	3:41am pacific standard simon: I heard that Roy Estrada (the Spanish-cussing dude there) went to jail for child molesting. Sad, if true.
	3:41am Bill Mac: I ran into the library as soon as FZ was mentioned. Only had to pose through the 40 something Zappa CDS we have in 30 seconds...
	3:44am joeray: @pss: I've heard the same story about Estrada. Sort of kills the ending of Illinois Enema Bandit.
	3:47am pacific standard simon: Some would say that "Illinois Enema Bandit" killed the ending of "Illinois Enema Bandit".
	3:48am coelacanth: yes. and ONLY when it is being covered by someone else!
	3:49am Stanley: There's a great Illinois Enema Bandit by Ray White out there
	3:49am pacific standard simon: Bill Mac be taking over the position of most valuable fill-in DJ, vacated a while back by Todd-o-phonic Todd.
	3:49am Brian in UK: @andy is it true that Twisted Sister are happy for Trump to use one of their songs?
	3:51am pacific standard simon: This cover of "Red" actually seems fairly Zappa-esque.
	3:52am Brian in UK: Is Momus a jock? (Scottish)
	3:55am Stanley: Jocko Momo
	3:56am P-90: Yo Bill and Zeros
	3:57am pacific standard simon: Bowie's "Here Comes The Night" was the first time I heard that song, too. Them didn't get much airplay in my area, although Van DID. "Mystic Eyes" is the best!
	3:59am Stanley: Yeah man.
	4:00am Brian in UK: Momus does a song on Hyacinths and Thistles by The 6ths. (A DJs nightmare to say) Great album and Stephin Merritt (writer of all the songs) credits Monica and Ken from the station on it.
	4:02am Brian in UK: I knew you'd be surprised (in fake Zappa accent)
	4:05am pacific standard simon: I'll have to email you a picture of Ratty hanging out on top of my 60-quart mixer at work.
	4:07am Simon P: Morning Bill Mac, checkin in for a while
	4:10am Bill Mac: Hiya Simon, thanks fer poppin in!
	4:12am pacific standard simon: I'd love to hear this covered by Neil Young.
	4:13am Brian in UK: Bill, you could do a whole show of Merritt songs and formats. Great songwriter.
	4:15am Bill Mac: Just showcase the best of 69 Songs.
	4:15am Stanley: This is fun. Always loved a band that used a megaphone. ( well that's what it sounds like to me)
	4:16am Stanley: Arms swinging time! Love it.
	4:16am Bill Mac: Hey P-90!!!!
	4:18am coelacanth: Bill i will be listening but probably not posting inane comments any more this morning so Thanks and good to hear you again! ciao, good rats.
	4:19am Andy in Berlin: @Brian - Dee is letting him do it even though he doesn't agree with what he is saying. But as much as I know about it, "happy" would not be the word to use, no.
	4:20am Bill Mac: Thanks for hangin', CC. See you next time...
	4:23am Andy in Berlin: That being said, if you(or any UK listeners) are in the area of Henley-On-Thames, there is a special fan-organized showing of the Twisted movie THIS evening at 6:15pm at the Regal Picture House theater. (A very non-Trump experience, you can be sure.)
	4:23am Brian in UK: Back to the deep coelacanth.
	4:26am Brian in UK: Andy that is great. Henley on Thames is so La-de-dah. It will be a wonderful sight to see.
	4:26am Fran: Mornin' all - Bill Mac and writing Humbug cards here on Sunday morning with wet and windy miserability outside.....well one bit of that is great!
	4:27am Stanley: FFran! That's the spirit
	4:28am Brian in UK: Hello Fran are you putting stamps on them?
	4:29am Fran: Loved the Either/Orchestra cover of Red - having planned ahead and bought a ticket for KC next September yesterday I have Fripp and Tonics on the brain!
	4:29am Bill Mac: Hey Fran! Anybody with the words Merry Christmas on his lips should be boiled in his own pudding - Scrooge, 1848.
	4:30am Stanley: I hope the TS fans turn up in all their glory and freak their fucking middle class asses.
	4:31am Fran: Hi Stanley - Humbug!!!! Hi Brian - yes stamps this year. They retired the bullock drawn sledge which used to do my traditional northern Christmas post.
	4:32am Brian in UK: David Sutch used to live in Harrow not far from me. The fun went out of politics when he passed.
	4:33am Stanley: Screaming Lord Sutch gets my vote
	4:33am pacific standard simon: @Fran - It worked for me too.
	4:33am Fran: Bill - I think that's what our' deeply up his own' experimental celebrity chef Heston Blummenthal should do next year - boil himself in a branded supermarket pudding! I would also add our prime minister but allegedly he adds too much of a porky taste to dessert!
	4:35am pacific standard simon: Hairy crust must!
	4:35am Brian in UK: The tenuous comp title winner this week.
	4:36am Bill Mac: @Brian Now THAT should be a regular segment on the show - if there WAS a show that is...
	4:37am Brian in UK: @Fran have you heard the latest 'Heston cloning.' It is also a small village in Wiltshire.
	4:38am Brian in UK: Only just fed those poor chickens what sort of listeners am I.
	4:39am Stanley: Sounds like some nightmarish teevee show along the lines of League of Gentleman
	4:39am Andy in Berlin: @Brian - I'm relying on you for a report :) @ Stanley - interestingly enough, in the US the distributor has put not one, but 3 asterixes in the name of the film - which, by the way, is We Are Twisted Fucking Sister! - while here in Germany the ratings board gave it an All Ages rating.
	4:39am Fran: Ha! Yes Brian...........apparently the cost of a meal this year is actually that of a small Wiltshire village!
	4:43am Wynford Eagle: striggles.bandcamp.com...
	4:45am Brian in UK: Hey Wynford, Just been to Wiltshire how is Dorset?
	4:45am Fran: On the Jamaican theme Bill - Soul Jazz records over here have just released a lovely 3 disc set of early Coxsone Dodd productions from the early sixties. Lovely stuff!
	4:46am Wynford Eagle: Georgie Fame is an English rhythm and blues and jazz singer, and keyboard player. The musician, who had a string of 1960s hits, is still a popular performer, now 72.....
	4:47am Stanley: Andy - Henley on Thames is a great choice, home of Boris Johnson, Yahoos and all things bourgeois
	4:48am joeray: I liked when Karen Carpenter played the drums and sang!
	4:49am Brian in UK: I never got past Close To You. After that it was downhill. Serious.
	4:49am Wynford Eagle: @Brian in Uk - it's very blowy, but fresh and warm. I'm an ex city person so it's a big change for me being in a little village in Dorzet....tis slow, and quiet. Watcha doing in Wiltshire, is that home for you?
	4:50am pacific standard simon: The Carpenters had a sort of lounge jazz thing going, without vocals. Georgie Fame is much loved by both Van Morrison and Elvis Costello. Shonen Knife is much loved by me.
	4:51am Brian in UK: No, just playing names on the comments board. My abode is in Watford gateway to the north.
	4:51am Bill Mac: Thanks for the Striggles link Wynford
	4:52am Brian in UK: We do not many Austrian bands on the radio.
	4:55am Fran: I always thought Emerson Lake and Carpenter would have made a great prog crossover - Fanfare for the Common Postman yeah!!!!
	4:56am Fran: Brian - good old Watford! My aunt lives nearby in How Wood gateway to How Wood station and small row of shops!
	4:57am Stanley: Brian, as opposed to where I was born - Balham 'gateway to the south'
	4:57am Brian in UK: Is this the bed music show?
	4:57am Stanley: At last I get to hear one.... Nope foiled again
	5:03am Bill Mac: As you can see, we all make mistakes!
	5:04am Fran: Bill - listen to Alex Harvey's Loch Ness Monster album.......most odd!
	5:04am Stanley: Humble Bob
	5:05am Brian in UK: Is this Richard Manual drumming?
	5:05am joeray: Rule #1: include mistakes as part of the composition.
	5:06am Bill Mac: @Fran That one I heard of, but I don't have it, never actually heard it.
	5:07am Mark R: No Brian, this is an alternate take from the "Highway 61 Session"--the drummer's name is Bobby Gregg.
	5:08am Brian in UK: Thanks Mark. Mistaking it for the basement tapes.
	5:11am Mark R: Bill I grew up in Detroit, and I totally remember Denny McClain doing these gigs around town wearing a nehru jacket. They tried to make him into some kind of renaissance man because he won 31 games AND played his cheesy organ. Hilarious.
	5:13am Bill Mac: THAT IS NOT THE SAME GUY IS IT?
	5:19am Bill Mac: Wow Mark, I've played his stuff for my music bed and I never made the connection en.wikipedia.org...
	5:26am Stanley: Did anyone see that documentary on the masked Elvis sounding fella Orion? Strange story
	5:27am Mark R: Yes IT IS THE SAME GUY!!! There's a whole conversation we can have about Denny McLain offline. He's been in prison a couple of times. (I'm on the Gab List, hit me up!)
	5:34am Brian in UK: Need to get me a copy of Down Today.
	5:37am Stanley: Like Mark R said, a true renaissance man
	5:37am Brian in UK: Denny McLain in Folsom Prison by the sound of it. Brilliant story.
	5:39am joeray: Brings it back to Roy Estrada, also in prison.
	5:40am Fran: Next Sunday night - Rocket From The Tombs in Leeds - Whoo Hoo! All within 10 minutes walk from the houseQQ
	5:41am Mark R: Fantasy camp
	5:42am Bill Mac: Old Timers Day....
	5:46am JoelA: Denny McLain bio at SABR (for baseball nerds like me) -> http://sabr.org/bioproj/person/6bddedd4
	5:48am Brian in UK: Great to hear you on the raydeeoo, Bill. Love hearing The Carter Family sing 'Keep on the Sunny Side'.
	5:49am joeray: Great show (as usual!), the e-mail alerts work really well for me. Catch you on your next fill-in, Bill.
	5:50am Bill Mac: Thanks gents, always good to get together to mix it up. Hope to see you round the holiday! Stay in touch!
	5:51am Stanley: Happy Times are indeed here again. May I join our esteemed friends in thanking you for a most enjoyable show
	5:51am Brian in UK: Teeny Weenie Meenie?
	5:53am Fran: Jimmie Krankie
	5:54am Stanley: I suppose there isn't really any crullers
	5:54am Bill Mac: I et em all...
	5:55am Stanley: Loved the show but the chat has certainly put me off enemas for good
	5:58am Brian in UK: Another comp entry.
	5:58am Fran: Good one Bill - happy days all
	5:59am Stanley: See y'all
	5:59am Bill Mac: If you're interested in when I'll be doing fill-ins email billm (at) wfmu (dot) org and I'll keep you posted on what's going on.
	5:59am Andy in Berlin: another good one!

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from December 6, 2015

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December 6, 2015: Paint Chips & Anti-Freeze

Upcoming events

Thursday, December 17th, 6pm - 9pm: I'll be doing a special three hour fill-in on the Drummer Stream.

Thursday, December 31st, 6pm - 9pm: I'll be doing another Drummer Stream three hour fill-in.

If you're interested in when I'll be doing fill-ins email billm (at) wfmu (dot) org and I'll keep you posted on what's going on.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Senor Coconut	El Coco Baile "El Coco Baile" by "Senor Coconut"	Gran Baile	Emperor Norton			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Van Morrison	Here Comes the Night	The Essential Van Morrison	Legacy	Here's Ratty as a young Arctic adventurer ten years ago sailing on the RRS James Clark Ross. He is now currently on a LNG tanker bound for Australia after that he's headed to Japan.		0:06:44 (Pop-up)
Captain Beefheart	Glider "Glider" by "Captain Beefheart"	Spotlight Kid	Warner Bros			0:09:34 (Pop-up)
Screaming Blue Messiahs	You Better Change	Gun Shy	Elektra			0:13:59 (Pop-up)
Heaters	Kamikaze "Kamikaze" by "Heaters"	Holy Waters Pool	Beyond Beyond is Beyond		*	0:17:05 (Pop-up)
Momus	Eleven Executioners "Eleven Executioners" by "Momus"	Circus Maximus	Manufactured Recordings		*	0:19:23 (Pop-up)
Egg	Wind Quartet "Wind Quartet" by "Egg"	The Civil Surface	Virgin			0:24:30 (Pop-up)
Ishraqiyun	The 15 "The 15" by "Ishraqiyun"	Perichoresis	Web of Mimicry		*	0:26:36 (Pop-up)
The Pawnshop	The Telegraph is Calling	Library of Sound Grooves	Semi Automatic		*	0:30:54 (Pop-up)
Insect Trust	Somedays "Somedays" by "Insect Trust"	Hoboken Saturday Night	Collectors Trust			0:33:59 (Pop-up)
The mothers of invention	WPLJ "WPLJ" by "The mothers of invention"	Burnt Weenie Sandwich	Ryko			0:36:48 (Pop-up)
Amanaz	I am Very Far "I am Very Far" by "Amanaz"	Africa	Now Again		*	0:39:20 (Pop-up)
Ataraxia	Deja Vu "Deja Vu" by "Ataraxia"	The Unexplained	Fifth Dimension		*	0:42:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Either/Orchestra	Red "Red" by "Either/Orchestra"	The Half Life of Desire	Accurate		*	0:45:47 (Pop-up)
Khwanta Fasawang	Len Pham Motorsai Tham Saeb	Lam Phaen Motorsai Tham	Em		*	0:55:14 (Pop-up)
Twilight Circus Dub Sound System	Mega Hall	Dub Plates Vol 3	Mrecords			0:58:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ernie Freeman Combo	Rockhouse "Rockhouse" by "Ernie Freeman Combo"	Organs in Orbit	Capitol			1:01:21 (Pop-up)
Xiu Xiu	Muppet Face "Muppet Face" by "Xiu Xiu"	La Foret	5RC			1:06:38 (Pop-up)
The 6ths	Heaven in a Black Leather Jacket	wasp nest	London			1:09:24 (Pop-up)
Hoquets vs Kasai All Stars	Likembes	Tradi-Mods vs Rockers	Crammed			1:12:08 (Pop-up)
Ska-Talites	Third Man Ska "Third Man Ska" by "Ska-Talites"	Foundation Ska	Heartbeat			1:14:47 (Pop-up)
W-x	The Light "The Light" by "W-x"	W-x	Castle Face		*	1:17:54 (Pop-up)
Helvetia	A Dot Runnig for the Dust	Dromomania	Joyful Noise		*	1:20:02 (Pop-up)
The Striggles	Huhu "Huhu" by "The Striggles"	Bilb	Kultur Steiermark		*	1:23:26 (Pop-up)
Richard Papiercuts	Peanut Butter is Back	IF	Ever Never		*	1:27:27 (Pop-up)
Screaming Lord Sutch	I'm a Hog for you Baby	Monster Rock	Dominion			1:30:19 (Pop-up)
Joe Liggins	Pink Champagne "Pink Champagne" by "Joe Liggins"	Goergie Fame Heard Them Here First	Ace		*	1:32:54 (Pop-up)
Cause Co-Motion	Cry for Attention	It's Time	Slumberland			1:35:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: John Buzon Trio	Ill Wind "Ill Wind" by "John Buzon Trio"	Organs in Orbit	Capitol			1:45:22 (Pop-up)
The Carpenters	The Parting of Our Ways	The Essential Collection	A&M			1:45:53 (Pop-up)
Shonen Knife	Top of the World "Top of the World" by "Shonen Knife"	If I Were a Carpenter	A&M			1:47:18 (Pop-up)
Mott the Hoople	I Wish I Was Your Mother	The Ballad of Mott the Hoople	Columbia			1:51:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Denny McClain	Girl From Ipanema "Girl From Ipanema" by "Denny McClain"	Organs in Orbit	Capitol			1:56:28 (Pop-up)
Bob Dylan	HIghway 61 Revisited "HIghway 61 Revisited" by "Bob Dylan"	The Bootleg Series Vol 12	Columbia		*	2:01:55 (Pop-up)
Humble Pie	Stick Shift "Stick Shift" by "Humble Pie"	As Safe As Yesterday Is	Immediate			2:05:56 (Pop-up)
Ty Seagall	Maris Stacks "Maris Stacks" by "Ty Seagall"	Singles 2007-2010	Goner		*	2:08:07 (Pop-up)
Rocket From the Tombs	Life Stinks	The Day the Earth Met	Smog Veil			2:10:52 (Pop-up)
The Millenium	It's You "It's You" by "The Millenium"	Begin	Sundazed			2:13:54 (Pop-up)
Blossom Toes	The Remarkable Saga of the Frozen Dog	We Are Ever So Clean	Heritage Entertainment			2:17:06 (Pop-up)
La Sonora de L. Macedo	Humo "Humo" by "La Sonora de L. Macedo"	!GoZalo! Bugalu Tropical	Vampisoul			2:22:29 (Pop-up)
El Vez	Quetzalcoatal "Quetzalcoatal" by "El Vez"	Boxing with God	Sympathy for the record Industry			2:23:23 (Pop-up)
Allison Durbin	Yo Yo "Yo Yo" by "Allison Durbin"	Come and See Me:Dream Babes and rock Chicks from Down Under	Rpm		*	2:25:43 (Pop-up)
Mary Wells	I'll Be Available "I'll Be Available" by "Mary Wells"	Something New	Hip O Select			2:28:07 (Pop-up)
Miriam	Our Love Can Be Saved "Our Love Can Be Saved" by "Miriam"	Down Today	Norton		*	2:31:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Billy May	Patricia "Patricia" by "Billy May"	Organs in Orbit	Capitol			2:33:41 (Pop-up)
Cab Calloway	I Want to Rock "I Want to Rock" by "Cab Calloway"	Are You hep to the Jive	Legacy			2:42:23 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash & the Carter Sisters	Will the Circle Be Unbroken	The Winding Stream	Omnivore		*	2:44:19 (Pop-up)
Buck Owens	Happy Days Are Here Again	Buck Em Vol 2	Omnivore		*	2:48:03 (Pop-up)
Ray Stevens	Bridget the Midget "Bridget the Midget" by "Ray Stevens"	Sqeaky Feelings: Nazario Scenario 2015 Premium	WFMU		*	2:51:18 (Pop-up)
Game Theory	Lily of the Valley "Lily of the Valley" by "Game Theory"	Real Nighttime	Omnivore		*	2:54:03 (Pop-up)
The Kitchen Cinq	Determination "Determination" by "The Kitchen Cinq"	When the rainbow Disappears: Anthology 1965-68	Light in the Attic		*	2:55:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Freddy Martin	Bubbles in the Wine	TV Town	Capitol			2:57:14 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:50pm Stanley: Bill, I'm a bit early but looking forward to some crullers (whatever the hell they are)
	2:52am Brian in UK: Jeez Stanley, don't yer know what crullers are (quickly types into search engine). Eighteenth century pomade used by ladies to keep away the unpleasant street smells. Mornin' Bill.
	3:06am Stanley: Hi Brian. Great, Bill said he'd bring some along but maybe it was a typo and he meant curlers and we're going to be treated to a new hairdo!
	3:07am Stanley: HI Bill, you there?
	3:09am Bill Mac: Heyo Stanley! I R Here! Curlers? Not on this head - there's nothing to do!
	3:10am Stanley: Am I awake? Van Morrison sounds like Hank Marvin.
	3:11am Bill Mac: I'm not sure what to make of Morrison-era Them. I know I like em more then 'classic' Van.
	3:14am Stanley: Yeah, Van. Another artiste I'm ambivalent about.
	3:15am Bill Mac: The first time I heard that cut was on Bowies Pinups.
	3:16am mauri: sgood mornink!
	3:17am coelacanth: Hello Bill and Zzzzzzero owls ...this is lucky!
	3:18am Bill Mac: Mauri & CC! This IS a tasty burger!
	3:22am mauri: and the addition is rattling on along!
	3:22am coelacanth: channeling people like us? ("a tasty burger"...?)
	3:24am coelacanth: (...or am i severely screwing up my references?)
	3:24am Bill Mac: @CC - A quote in my head that I mangled methinks
	3:26am joeray: My morning Egg! Sounding like Roger Goeb.
	3:30am Bill Mac: Morning Joe Ray! Felling like Roger Goeb!
	3:30am coelacanth: ha! -Bill i think right now it's much more likely it is i who screwed up! ("oh,don't ask why;oh don't ask why"...)
	3:31am Andy in Berlin: A good sunny morning to everybody! Bleary and oversleept but here I am!
	3:32am joeray: Morning Bill, so glad you're filling in this morning!
	3:33am pacific standard simon: Hi Bill and all. Bill, you're no doubt thinking of the back cover of Burnt Weenie Sandwich, which had a cartoon balloon that said, "God, this is a tasty little sucker."
	3:33am Bill Mac: Top of the mornin' Andrew! You're right on time!
	3:35am Bill Mac: Could be PSS - I think it's a cross between and a lame approximation of Sam Jackson Pulp Fiction quote .
	3:36am pacific standard simon: I used to have this Insect Trust LP -- probably paid for a meal at some broke point in my life.
	3:37am pacific standard simon: Speak of the Devil...
	3:37am Bill Mac: What a great tune though..... Behold the power of suggestion
	3:38am Andy in Berlin: dit dee doo waah!
	3:38am coelacanth: that was weird...or extraordinarily efficient!
	3:39am pacific standard simon: por que nombre... pinche vino...
	3:39am joeray: Zappa!!!
	3:40am Stanley: Why pour the lemon juice? Good question.
	3:41am pacific standard simon: I heard that Roy Estrada (the Spanish-cussing dude there) went to jail for child molesting. Sad, if true.
	3:41am Bill Mac: I ran into the library as soon as FZ was mentioned. Only had to pose through the 40 something Zappa CDS we have in 30 seconds...
	3:44am joeray: @pss: I've heard the same story about Estrada. Sort of kills the ending of Illinois Enema Bandit.
	3:47am pacific standard simon: Some would say that "Illinois Enema Bandit" killed the ending of "Illinois Enema Bandit".
	3:48am coelacanth: yes. and ONLY when it is being covered by someone else!
	3:49am Stanley: There's a great Illinois Enema Bandit by Ray White out there
	3:49am pacific standard simon: Bill Mac be taking over the position of most valuable fill-in DJ, vacated a while back by Todd-o-phonic Todd.
	3:49am Brian in UK: @andy is it true that Twisted Sister are happy for Trump to use one of their songs?
	3:51am pacific standard simon: This cover of "Red" actually seems fairly Zappa-esque.
	3:52am Brian in UK: Is Momus a jock? (Scottish)
	3:55am Stanley: Jocko Momo
	3:56am P-90: Yo Bill and Zeros
	3:57am pacific standard simon: Bowie's "Here Comes The Night" was the first time I heard that song, too. Them didn't get much airplay in my area, although Van DID. "Mystic Eyes" is the best!
	3:59am Stanley: Yeah man.
	4:00am Brian in UK: Momus does a song on Hyacinths and Thistles by The 6ths. (A DJs nightmare to say) Great album and Stephin Merritt (writer of all the songs) credits Monica and Ken from the station on it.
	4:02am Brian in UK: I knew you'd be surprised (in fake Zappa accent)
	4:05am pacific standard simon: I'll have to email you a picture of Ratty hanging out on top of my 60-quart mixer at work.
	4:07am Simon P: Morning Bill Mac, checkin in for a while
	4:10am Bill Mac: Hiya Simon, thanks fer poppin in!
	4:12am pacific standard simon: I'd love to hear this covered by Neil Young.
	4:13am Brian in UK: Bill, you could do a whole show of Merritt songs and formats. Great songwriter.
	4:15am Bill Mac: Just showcase the best of 69 Songs.
	4:15am Stanley: This is fun. Always loved a band that used a megaphone. ( well that's what it sounds like to me)
	4:16am Stanley: Arms swinging time! Love it.
	4:16am Bill Mac: Hey P-90!!!!
	4:18am coelacanth: Bill i will be listening but probably not posting inane comments any more this morning so Thanks and good to hear you again! ciao, good rats.
	4:19am Andy in Berlin: @Brian - Dee is letting him do it even though he doesn't agree with what he is saying. But as much as I know about it, "happy" would not be the word to use, no.
	4:20am Bill Mac: Thanks for hangin', CC. See you next time...
	4:23am Andy in Berlin: That being said, if you(or any UK listeners) are in the area of Henley-On-Thames, there is a special fan-organized showing of the Twisted movie THIS evening at 6:15pm at the Regal Picture House theater. (A very non-Trump experience, you can be sure.)
	4:23am Brian in UK: Back to the deep coelacanth.
	4:26am Brian in UK: Andy that is great. Henley on Thames is so La-de-dah. It will be a wonderful sight to see.
	4:26am Fran: Mornin' all - Bill Mac and writing Humbug cards here on Sunday morning with wet and windy miserability outside.....well one bit of that is great!
	4:27am Stanley: FFran! That's the spirit
	4:28am Brian in UK: Hello Fran are you putting stamps on them?
	4:29am Fran: Loved the Either/Orchestra cover of Red - having planned ahead and bought a ticket for KC next September yesterday I have Fripp and Tonics on the brain!
	4:29am Bill Mac: Hey Fran! Anybody with the words Merry Christmas on his lips should be boiled in his own pudding - Scrooge, 1848.
	4:30am Stanley: I hope the TS fans turn up in all their glory and freak their fucking middle class asses.
	4:31am Fran: Hi Stanley - Humbug!!!! Hi Brian - yes stamps this year. They retired the bullock drawn sledge which used to do my traditional northern Christmas post.
	4:32am Brian in UK: David Sutch used to live in Harrow not far from me. The fun went out of politics when he passed.
	4:33am Stanley: Screaming Lord Sutch gets my vote
	4:33am pacific standard simon: @Fran - It worked for me too.
	4:33am Fran: Bill - I think that's what our' deeply up his own' experimental celebrity chef Heston Blummenthal should do next year - boil himself in a branded supermarket pudding! I would also add our prime minister but allegedly he adds too much of a porky taste to dessert!
	4:35am pacific standard simon: Hairy crust must!
	4:35am Brian in UK: The tenuous comp title winner this week.
	4:36am Bill Mac: @Brian Now THAT should be a regular segment on the show - if there WAS a show that is...
	4:37am Brian in UK: @Fran have you heard the latest 'Heston cloning.' It is also a small village in Wiltshire.
	4:38am Brian in UK: Only just fed those poor chickens what sort of listeners am I.
	4:39am Stanley: Sounds like some nightmarish teevee show along the lines of League of Gentleman
	4:39am Andy in Berlin: @Brian - I'm relying on you for a report :) @ Stanley - interestingly enough, in the US the distributor has put not one, but 3 asterixes in the name of the film - which, by the way, is We Are Twisted Fucking Sister! - while here in Germany the ratings board gave it an All Ages rating.
	4:39am Fran: Ha! Yes Brian...........apparently the cost of a meal this year is actually that of a small Wiltshire village!
	4:43am Wynford Eagle: striggles.bandcamp.com...
	4:45am Brian in UK: Hey Wynford, Just been to Wiltshire how is Dorset?
	4:45am Fran: On the Jamaican theme Bill - Soul Jazz records over here have just released a lovely 3 disc set of early Coxsone Dodd productions from the early sixties. Lovely stuff!
	4:46am Wynford Eagle: Georgie Fame is an English rhythm and blues and jazz singer, and keyboard player. The musician, who had a string of 1960s hits, is still a popular performer, now 72.....
	4:47am Stanley: Andy - Henley on Thames is a great choice, home of Boris Johnson, Yahoos and all things bourgeois
	4:48am joeray: I liked when Karen Carpenter played the drums and sang!
	4:49am Brian in UK: I never got past Close To You. After that it was downhill. Serious.
	4:49am Wynford Eagle: @Brian in Uk - it's very blowy, but fresh and warm. I'm an ex city person so it's a big change for me being in a little village in Dorzet....tis slow, and quiet. Watcha doing in Wiltshire, is that home for you?
	4:50am pacific standard simon: The Carpenters had a sort of lounge jazz thing going, without vocals. Georgie Fame is much loved by both Van Morrison and Elvis Costello. Shonen Knife is much loved by me.
	4:51am Brian in UK: No, just playing names on the comments board. My abode is in Watford gateway to the north.
	4:51am Bill Mac: Thanks for the Striggles link Wynford
	4:52am Brian in UK: We do not many Austrian bands on the radio.
	4:55am Fran: I always thought Emerson Lake and Carpenter would have made a great prog crossover - Fanfare for the Common Postman yeah!!!!
	4:56am Fran: Brian - good old Watford! My aunt lives nearby in How Wood gateway to How Wood station and small row of shops!
	4:57am Stanley: Brian, as opposed to where I was born - Balham 'gateway to the south'
	4:57am Brian in UK: Is this the bed music show?
	4:57am Stanley: At last I get to hear one.... Nope foiled again
	5:03am Bill Mac: As you can see, we all make mistakes!
	5:04am Fran: Bill - listen to Alex Harvey's Loch Ness Monster album.......most odd!
	5:04am Stanley: Humble Bob
	5:05am Brian in UK: Is this Richard Manual drumming?
	5:05am joeray: Rule #1: include mistakes as part of the composition.
	5:06am Bill Mac: @Fran That one I heard of, but I don't have it, never actually heard it.
	5:07am Mark R: No Brian, this is an alternate take from the "Highway 61 Session"--the drummer's name is Bobby Gregg.
	5:08am Brian in UK: Thanks Mark. Mistaking it for the basement tapes.
	5:11am Mark R: Bill I grew up in Detroit, and I totally remember Denny McClain doing these gigs around town wearing a nehru jacket. They tried to make him into some kind of renaissance man because he won 31 games AND played his cheesy organ. Hilarious.
	5:13am Bill Mac: THAT IS NOT THE SAME GUY IS IT?
	5:19am Bill Mac: Wow Mark, I've played his stuff for my music bed and I never made the connection en.wikipedia.org...
	5:26am Stanley: Did anyone see that documentary on the masked Elvis sounding fella Orion? Strange story
	5:27am Mark R: Yes IT IS THE SAME GUY!!! There's a whole conversation we can have about Denny McLain offline. He's been in prison a couple of times. (I'm on the Gab List, hit me up!)
	5:34am Brian in UK: Need to get me a copy of Down Today.
	5:37am Stanley: Like Mark R said, a true renaissance man
	5:37am Brian in UK: Denny McLain in Folsom Prison by the sound of it. Brilliant story.
	5:39am joeray: Brings it back to Roy Estrada, also in prison.
	5:40am Fran: Next Sunday night - Rocket From The Tombs in Leeds - Whoo Hoo! All within 10 minutes walk from the houseQQ
	5:41am Mark R: Fantasy camp
	5:42am Bill Mac: Old Timers Day....
	5:46am JoelA: Denny McLain bio at SABR (for baseball nerds like me) -> http://sabr.org/bioproj/person/6bddedd4
	5:48am Brian in UK: Great to hear you on the raydeeoo, Bill. Love hearing The Carter Family sing 'Keep on the Sunny Side'.
	5:49am joeray: Great show (as usual!), the e-mail alerts work really well for me. Catch you on your next fill-in, Bill.
	5:50am Bill Mac: Thanks gents, always good to get together to mix it up. Hope to see you round the holiday! Stay in touch!
	5:51am Stanley: Happy Times are indeed here again. May I join our esteemed friends in thanking you for a most enjoyable show
	5:51am Brian in UK: Teeny Weenie Meenie?
	5:53am Fran: Jimmie Krankie
	5:54am Stanley: I suppose there isn't really any crullers
	5:54am Bill Mac: I et em all...
	5:55am Stanley: Loved the show but the chat has certainly put me off enemas for good
	5:58am Brian in UK: Another comp entry.
	5:58am Fran: Good one Bill - happy days all
	5:59am Stanley: See y'all
	5:59am Bill Mac: If you're interested in when I'll be doing fill-ins email billm (at) wfmu (dot) org and I'll keep you posted on what's going on.
	5:59am Andy in Berlin: another good one!

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