WFMU: Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from August 14, 2016

Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from August 14, 2016

Music for the revolution in my head: choogling punks; power pop, both skinny-tied and long-haired; soul shouters and girl groups; bubblegum and acid rock; global fuzz; weirdos and outsiders, and the Weirdos and the Outsiders; Archie Shepp and J. Geils. Plus, live bands.

Upcoming events:

Fri. Nov 8th, 9pm - Midnight: The Hard Quartet (More info...)

August 14, 2016: The Chairman, the King, and pure power

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Suicide Commandos	Burn It Down "Burn It Down" by "Suicide Commandos"	Make a Record	Blank				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	Universal Consciousness	Universal Consciousness	Impulse!				0:02:47 (Pop-up)
Vera Ward Hall	Black Woman (Wild Ox Moan)	I'll Meet You On That Other Shore: Field Recordings From Alan Lomax's "Southern Journey" 1959-1960	Global Jukebox				0:08:35 (Pop-up)
Napolean Strickland, Jimmie Buford & R.L. Boyce	My Babe	Traveling Through the Jungle: Negro Fife and Drum Band Music from the Deep South	Sutro Park		Featuring a 15-year-old RL Boyce on bass drum		0:10:48 (Pop-up)
The Mississippi Sheiks	Wintertime Blues	Volume 1	Third Man Records				0:15:41 (Pop-up)
Cleveland Crochet	Midnight Blues "Midnight Blues" by "Cleveland Crochet"	Cajun Honky Tonk: The Khoury Recordings Vol. 2	Arhoolie Records				0:18:38 (Pop-up)
Lizzy Mercier Descloux	It's All My Imagination	Zulu Rock	ZE/Light in the Attic				0:22:27 (Pop-up)
Sunburst	Kamungulwe "Kamungulwe" by "Sunburst"	Ave Africa: The Kitoto Sound 1973-76	Strut			*	0:26:24 (Pop-up)
Saeed	Avenue of Love "Avenue of Love" by "Saeed"	Persian Underground: Garage Rock, Beat & Psychedelic Sounds from the Iranian '60s & '70s Scene	Persianna				0:29:04 (Pop-up)
Roziah Latiff and the Jayhawkers	Aku Kechewa	Pop Yeh Yeh: Psychedelic Rock from Singapore and Malaysia 1964-1970	Sublime Frequencies				0:32:35 (Pop-up)

Third Power	Persecution "Persecution" by "Third Power"	White Lace and Strange: Heavy Psych and Power Fuzz from the USA 1968-1972 (V/A)	Psychic Circle				0:43:28 (Pop-up)
Writhing Squares	Lava Suit "Lava Suit" by "Writhing Squares"	In the Void Above	Siltbreeze			*	0:46:22 (Pop-up)
Merry Clayton	Gimme Shelter (isolated vocals)	No album	No label				0:51:09 (Pop-up)
Grand Funk Railroad	Gimme Shelter	Survival	Capitol				0:52:17 (Pop-up)
Cheena	Jane "Jane" by "Cheena"	Spend the Night With	Sacred Bones			*	0:57:58 (Pop-up)
Homostupids	Sleepy Tree "Sleepy Tree" by "Homostupids"	Richie Records Summer Singles Series	Richie Records			*	1:01:05 (Pop-up)
Power	Serpent City "Serpent City" by "Power"	Electric Glitter Boogie	Cool Death				1:02:22 (Pop-up)
Sroeng Santi	Kuen Kuen Lueng Lueng	Thai? Dai! The Heavier Sound of The Luk Thung Underground	Finders Keepers				1:11:53 (Pop-up)

Sleeping Beauties	Bobby & Susie "Bobby & Susie" by "Sleeping Beauties"	Sleeping Beauties	In the Red			*	1:18:48 (Pop-up)
Boys Club	Girls of Today "Girls of Today" by "Boys Club"	Girls of Today 7''	Douche Master	7"			1:20:53 (Pop-up)
The Authorities	Achtung! "Achtung!" by "The Authorities"	Soundtrack for Trouble	Get Hip		OG on Selecta 1982		1:23:20 (Pop-up)
Andreas Auslauf	Zivilisation "Zivilisation" by "Andreas Auslauf"	Ende Vom Lied: East German Underground Sound 1979-1990 (V/A)	Play Loud!				1:25:17 (Pop-up)
LSDogs	You're Done "You're Done" by "LSDogs"	Creeps	Total Punk	7"			1:28:43 (Pop-up)
J Geils Band	Don't Try to Hide It	Bloodshot	Atlantic				1:30:10 (Pop-up)
The Band	The Stones that I Throw "The Stones that I Throw" by "The Band"	A Musical History	Capitol				1:32:24 (Pop-up)
Rikki Ililonga	Sheebeen Queen "Sheebeen Queen" by "Rikki Ililonga"	Where Are You From	Now-Again				1:34:13 (Pop-up)

Betty Davis	Born on the Bayou "Born on the Bayou" by "Betty Davis"	The Columbia Years 1968-1969	Columbia/Light in the Attic			*	1:45:29 (Pop-up)
Tony Joe White	Don't Steal My Love	Black and White	Monument				1:47:43 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Suspicious Minds (Rehearsal - Take 6)	No album	No label				1:51:33 (Pop-up)
Reigning Sound	Suspicious Minds "Suspicious Minds" by "Reigning Sound"	No album	No label		Live on WFMU		1:56:32 (Pop-up)
Long John Hunter	Hey Mrs. Jones "Hey Mrs. Jones" by "Long John Hunter"	Ooh Wee Pretty Baby!: Wild Early Border Town R&B	Norton				2:00:13 (Pop-up)
Danny White & the Tick Tocks	Baby I'm Wise	New Orleans Roots of Soul: 1941-62	Fremeaux & Associates				2:02:51 (Pop-up)
Lester Robertson and the Upsetters	My Girl Across Town	Rhythm n' Bluesin' by the Bayou: Nights of Sin, Dirty Deals, and Love Sick Souls	Ace			*	2:05:12 (Pop-up)
The Marvellos	Why Do You Want to Hurt the One That Loves You?	The Best of the Loma Records Story	Warner Brothers				2:08:23 (Pop-up)

White Fence and Ty Segall	Time "Time" by "White Fence and Ty Segall"	Hair	Drag City				2:19:46 (Pop-up)
The Seeds of Time	She's Been Travelin' 'Round The World	Psychedelic States: Alabama Vol. 1	Gear Fab				2:22:28 (Pop-up)
All Things New	Jesus Is Coming Again	Resurrection: The Amplified Bible Of Heavenly Grooves (various artists)	Trunk				2:24:50 (Pop-up)
Tommy Lyz	Toncho Pilatos "Toncho Pilatos" by "Tommy Lyz"	Love, Peace & Poetry: Mexican Psychedelic Music	Normal/QDK				2:28:18 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	What Time Does the Next Miracle Leave?	Trilogy	Reprise		For more on this bonkers record by the Chairman, check out this episode of the You Must Remember This podcast: http://www.youmustrememberthispodcast.com/episodes/youmustrememberthispodcastblog/you-must-remember-this-episode-2-frank-sinatra-in		2:33:11 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	A Day in the Life of a Tree	Super Kiwi 7"	Matador	7"	Beach Boys cover		2:39:16 (Pop-up)
The Pride and Joy	If You're Ready	If You're Ready! The Best of Dunwich Records...Vol. 2	Sundazed				2:42:38 (Pop-up)
Pat Todd & The Rankoutsiders	West of Your Last Chance	Blood & Treasure	Hound Gawd		Lazy Cowgirls		2:49:20 (Pop-up)
Guided By Voices	Glittering Parliaments	Please Be Honest	Guided By Voices Inc.			*	2:49:56 (Pop-up)
John's Children	A Midsummer's Night Scene	Celebrities...at their Best! Vol. 4 - Three Chord Monte 2016 Premium	No Label		Marc Bolan		2:53:46 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	6:03am fred: Good morning Nate. Technical difficulties are part of the WFMU experience
	6:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - that CD player's been skipping for @ least - 18 hours?
	6:07am Nate K.: Sorry about that gang. Technical problems beyond my control. I can roll with two CD players, though!
	6:07am Nate K.: Oh, and good morning, folks.
	6:10am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Nate, RRN63, fred. Good morning.
	6:12am fred: That Vera Ward Hall track was beautiful
	6:12am Jay/London: good morning all from London
	6:20am Sem Chumbo: A+ spins, Nate. Lovin' these.
	6:26am Nate K.: I agree, Fred. I heard it recently and was immediately taken and just had to play it.
	6:32am fred: @Nate: I guess you know about Association for Cultural Equity: www.culturalequity.org It's a treasure trove
	6:45am Sem Chumbo: I find it interesting that Lizzy Mercier Descioux preceded Paul Simon by more than two years with music inspired by Soweto/South African genres.
	6:48am Peter: awesome tunes this morning.
	6:50am Nate K.: @Sem and is largely unknown comparatively. I don't know the full story of the recording, but I'm going to guess her approach was probably a bit more organic, too (as much as that kind of fusion can be).
	6:50am Nate K.: @Peter, thanks my man.
	6:53am fred: Lizzy Mercier Descioux had a huge hit in France in the 80's. Like annoyingly everywhere hit
	6:58am Nate K.: @Fred, she basically writes pop songs, so that's not too surprising to hear.
	7:08am Chucktown Dan: The best too hungover too sleep music ever! Fuck it. Let's go to the beach. .....
	7:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Vintage SE Asian riffing on 'Iron Man' ?! I think I might favor this station just slightly...
	7:15am fred: @RRN63: I loved it too
	7:56am fred: Wow, an Elvis Presley track I kinda like! No easy feat there, Nate
	7:57am Sem Chumbo: Long story short: was with the start-up team for a new radio station in a town where there had been just one for fifty years. After a few delays, on the air August 16, 1977. And not an Elvis record in the library.
	7:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think Elvis was great & important, if increasingly f-d up - & the trick is catching him being authentic & not another Elvis Impersonator. Which we all are.
	8:00am fred: @Sem: Great way to stand out, a refuge for all people who got sick of the endless tributes
	8:00am Nate K.: Wow, Sem. Great story. Love it. Brutal for that station though.
	8:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'When Elvis died, everyone was pressing me for a quote. Well - I'll give it to you now. Elvis died when he went into the army.' - Lennon
	8:02am Nate K.: @Revo, yes, I completely agree. There's an authentic, inspired artist in there amidst the the bloated myth. You just have to find him.
	8:02am fred: Though nothing can come close to what happened when Umm Kulthum died. I was 3 at the time, it's one of my earliest memories
	8:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh Sem - I thot you were saying you don't own any Elvis. Nevermind all that then...
	8:04am Sem Chumbo: @Nate: you'd think it was a disaster for us. But the creative solution was to say " We don't have an of his music here, if you have a favourite Elvis record, come down to the station. We'll put you on the air, and play it, and you can share your best memory of the King." Wall to wall Elvis, all day long.
	8:07am Sem Chumbo: @fred: wow re: Umm Kulthum. Just reading here wikithing entry.
	8:13am fred: @Sem: you should listen to Enta Omri someday. It's a classic
	8:16am Sem Chumbo: 42 + 39
	8:17am Sem Chumbo: Will do, fred. Thanks for this fork in my musical education.
	8:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...see - I told you Elvis had good tracks...
	8:37am fred: That's a weird side of Sinatra, I doubt Glen Jones has played this
	8:39am Nate K.: I'd go so far as to say this is the weirdest side of Sinatra.
	8:44am fred: I actually like Sinatra. This confuses some people, but not as many as when I say I love Dolly Parton (over here, she's seen as a joke, proof that the French know nothing about music). Then again, I do wear cowboy boots
	8:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Same thing w/ Frankie, really. Not all of his stuff is his best.
	8:53am Sem Chumbo: Wonderful morning of music and talk, Nate. Glad to have been along, and to see/hear the Sunday stalwarts once again.
	8:56am fred: Another fine show Nate, thanks
	8:57am Mike Sin: I heard it all while cruisin'
	8:57am Todd-o-phonic Todd: Put another winner in the books!

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Fri. Nov 8th, 9pm - Midnight: The Hard Quartet (More info...)
FOR REAL THIS TIME! With a mind-boggling combination of talent and a rock-and-roll pedigree that will leave your jaw on the floor, the members of the Hard Quartet likely need no introduction. But for the sake of due diligence, the band features Stephen Malkmus (Pavement, etc.), Matt Sweeney (Chavez, etc.), Jim White (The Dirty Three, etc.), and Emmet Kelly (Will Oldham, Ty Segall, etc.). We think that's all the info you need. They deliver a short set for BURN IT DOWN! on Friday, November 8.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Suicide Commandos	Burn It Down "Burn It Down" by "Suicide Commandos"	Make a Record	Blank				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	Universal Consciousness	Universal Consciousness	Impulse!				0:02:47 (Pop-up)
Vera Ward Hall	Black Woman (Wild Ox Moan)	I'll Meet You On That Other Shore: Field Recordings From Alan Lomax's "Southern Journey" 1959-1960	Global Jukebox				0:08:35 (Pop-up)
Napolean Strickland, Jimmie Buford & R.L. Boyce	My Babe	Traveling Through the Jungle: Negro Fife and Drum Band Music from the Deep South	Sutro Park		Featuring a 15-year-old RL Boyce on bass drum		0:10:48 (Pop-up)
The Mississippi Sheiks	Wintertime Blues	Volume 1	Third Man Records				0:15:41 (Pop-up)
Cleveland Crochet	Midnight Blues "Midnight Blues" by "Cleveland Crochet"	Cajun Honky Tonk: The Khoury Recordings Vol. 2	Arhoolie Records				0:18:38 (Pop-up)
Lizzy Mercier Descloux	It's All My Imagination	Zulu Rock	ZE/Light in the Attic				0:22:27 (Pop-up)
Sunburst	Kamungulwe "Kamungulwe" by "Sunburst"	Ave Africa: The Kitoto Sound 1973-76	Strut			*	0:26:24 (Pop-up)
Saeed	Avenue of Love "Avenue of Love" by "Saeed"	Persian Underground: Garage Rock, Beat & Psychedelic Sounds from the Iranian '60s & '70s Scene	Persianna				0:29:04 (Pop-up)
Roziah Latiff and the Jayhawkers	Aku Kechewa	Pop Yeh Yeh: Psychedelic Rock from Singapore and Malaysia 1964-1970	Sublime Frequencies				0:32:35 (Pop-up)

Third Power	Persecution "Persecution" by "Third Power"	White Lace and Strange: Heavy Psych and Power Fuzz from the USA 1968-1972 (V/A)	Psychic Circle				0:43:28 (Pop-up)
Writhing Squares	Lava Suit "Lava Suit" by "Writhing Squares"	In the Void Above	Siltbreeze			*	0:46:22 (Pop-up)
Merry Clayton	Gimme Shelter (isolated vocals)	No album	No label				0:51:09 (Pop-up)
Grand Funk Railroad	Gimme Shelter	Survival	Capitol				0:52:17 (Pop-up)
Cheena	Jane "Jane" by "Cheena"	Spend the Night With	Sacred Bones			*	0:57:58 (Pop-up)
Homostupids	Sleepy Tree "Sleepy Tree" by "Homostupids"	Richie Records Summer Singles Series	Richie Records			*	1:01:05 (Pop-up)
Power	Serpent City "Serpent City" by "Power"	Electric Glitter Boogie	Cool Death				1:02:22 (Pop-up)
Sroeng Santi	Kuen Kuen Lueng Lueng	Thai? Dai! The Heavier Sound of The Luk Thung Underground	Finders Keepers				1:11:53 (Pop-up)

Sleeping Beauties	Bobby & Susie "Bobby & Susie" by "Sleeping Beauties"	Sleeping Beauties	In the Red			*	1:18:48 (Pop-up)
Boys Club	Girls of Today "Girls of Today" by "Boys Club"	Girls of Today 7''	Douche Master	7"			1:20:53 (Pop-up)
The Authorities	Achtung! "Achtung!" by "The Authorities"	Soundtrack for Trouble	Get Hip		OG on Selecta 1982		1:23:20 (Pop-up)
Andreas Auslauf	Zivilisation "Zivilisation" by "Andreas Auslauf"	Ende Vom Lied: East German Underground Sound 1979-1990 (V/A)	Play Loud!				1:25:17 (Pop-up)
LSDogs	You're Done "You're Done" by "LSDogs"	Creeps	Total Punk	7"			1:28:43 (Pop-up)
J Geils Band	Don't Try to Hide It	Bloodshot	Atlantic				1:30:10 (Pop-up)
The Band	The Stones that I Throw "The Stones that I Throw" by "The Band"	A Musical History	Capitol				1:32:24 (Pop-up)
Rikki Ililonga	Sheebeen Queen "Sheebeen Queen" by "Rikki Ililonga"	Where Are You From	Now-Again				1:34:13 (Pop-up)

Betty Davis	Born on the Bayou "Born on the Bayou" by "Betty Davis"	The Columbia Years 1968-1969	Columbia/Light in the Attic			*	1:45:29 (Pop-up)
Tony Joe White	Don't Steal My Love	Black and White	Monument				1:47:43 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Suspicious Minds (Rehearsal - Take 6)	No album	No label				1:51:33 (Pop-up)
Reigning Sound	Suspicious Minds "Suspicious Minds" by "Reigning Sound"	No album	No label		Live on WFMU		1:56:32 (Pop-up)
Long John Hunter	Hey Mrs. Jones "Hey Mrs. Jones" by "Long John Hunter"	Ooh Wee Pretty Baby!: Wild Early Border Town R&B	Norton				2:00:13 (Pop-up)
Danny White & the Tick Tocks	Baby I'm Wise	New Orleans Roots of Soul: 1941-62	Fremeaux & Associates				2:02:51 (Pop-up)
Lester Robertson and the Upsetters	My Girl Across Town	Rhythm n' Bluesin' by the Bayou: Nights of Sin, Dirty Deals, and Love Sick Souls	Ace			*	2:05:12 (Pop-up)
The Marvellos	Why Do You Want to Hurt the One That Loves You?	The Best of the Loma Records Story	Warner Brothers				2:08:23 (Pop-up)

White Fence and Ty Segall	Time "Time" by "White Fence and Ty Segall"	Hair	Drag City				2:19:46 (Pop-up)
The Seeds of Time	She's Been Travelin' 'Round The World	Psychedelic States: Alabama Vol. 1	Gear Fab				2:22:28 (Pop-up)
All Things New	Jesus Is Coming Again	Resurrection: The Amplified Bible Of Heavenly Grooves (various artists)	Trunk				2:24:50 (Pop-up)
Tommy Lyz	Toncho Pilatos "Toncho Pilatos" by "Tommy Lyz"	Love, Peace & Poetry: Mexican Psychedelic Music	Normal/QDK				2:28:18 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	What Time Does the Next Miracle Leave?	Trilogy	Reprise		For more on this bonkers record by the Chairman, check out this episode of the You Must Remember This podcast: http://www.youmustrememberthispodcast.com/episodes/youmustrememberthispodcastblog/you-must-remember-this-episode-2-frank-sinatra-in		2:33:11 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	A Day in the Life of a Tree	Super Kiwi 7"	Matador	7"	Beach Boys cover		2:39:16 (Pop-up)
The Pride and Joy	If You're Ready	If You're Ready! The Best of Dunwich Records...Vol. 2	Sundazed				2:42:38 (Pop-up)
Pat Todd & The Rankoutsiders	West of Your Last Chance	Blood & Treasure	Hound Gawd		Lazy Cowgirls		2:49:20 (Pop-up)
Guided By Voices	Glittering Parliaments	Please Be Honest	Guided By Voices Inc.			*	2:49:56 (Pop-up)
John's Children	A Midsummer's Night Scene	Celebrities...at their Best! Vol. 4 - Three Chord Monte 2016 Premium	No Label		Marc Bolan		2:53:46 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:03am fred: Good morning Nate. Technical difficulties are part of the WFMU experience
	6:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - that CD player's been skipping for @ least - 18 hours?
	6:07am Nate K.: Sorry about that gang. Technical problems beyond my control. I can roll with two CD players, though!
	6:07am Nate K.: Oh, and good morning, folks.
	6:10am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Nate, RRN63, fred. Good morning.
	6:12am fred: That Vera Ward Hall track was beautiful
	6:12am Jay/London: good morning all from London
	6:20am Sem Chumbo: A+ spins, Nate. Lovin' these.
	6:26am Nate K.: I agree, Fred. I heard it recently and was immediately taken and just had to play it.
	6:32am fred: @Nate: I guess you know about Association for Cultural Equity: www.culturalequity.org It's a treasure trove
	6:45am Sem Chumbo: I find it interesting that Lizzy Mercier Descioux preceded Paul Simon by more than two years with music inspired by Soweto/South African genres.
	6:48am Peter: awesome tunes this morning.
	6:50am Nate K.: @Sem and is largely unknown comparatively. I don't know the full story of the recording, but I'm going to guess her approach was probably a bit more organic, too (as much as that kind of fusion can be).
	6:50am Nate K.: @Peter, thanks my man.
	6:53am fred: Lizzy Mercier Descioux had a huge hit in France in the 80's. Like annoyingly everywhere hit
	6:58am Nate K.: @Fred, she basically writes pop songs, so that's not too surprising to hear.
	7:08am Chucktown Dan: The best too hungover too sleep music ever! Fuck it. Let's go to the beach. .....
	7:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Vintage SE Asian riffing on 'Iron Man' ?! I think I might favor this station just slightly...
	7:15am fred: @RRN63: I loved it too
	7:56am fred: Wow, an Elvis Presley track I kinda like! No easy feat there, Nate
	7:57am Sem Chumbo: Long story short: was with the start-up team for a new radio station in a town where there had been just one for fifty years. After a few delays, on the air August 16, 1977. And not an Elvis record in the library.
	7:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think Elvis was great & important, if increasingly f-d up - & the trick is catching him being authentic & not another Elvis Impersonator. Which we all are.
	8:00am fred: @Sem: Great way to stand out, a refuge for all people who got sick of the endless tributes
	8:00am Nate K.: Wow, Sem. Great story. Love it. Brutal for that station though.
	8:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'When Elvis died, everyone was pressing me for a quote. Well - I'll give it to you now. Elvis died when he went into the army.' - Lennon
	8:02am Nate K.: @Revo, yes, I completely agree. There's an authentic, inspired artist in there amidst the the bloated myth. You just have to find him.
	8:02am fred: Though nothing can come close to what happened when Umm Kulthum died. I was 3 at the time, it's one of my earliest memories
	8:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh Sem - I thot you were saying you don't own any Elvis. Nevermind all that then...
	8:04am Sem Chumbo: @Nate: you'd think it was a disaster for us. But the creative solution was to say " We don't have an of his music here, if you have a favourite Elvis record, come down to the station. We'll put you on the air, and play it, and you can share your best memory of the King." Wall to wall Elvis, all day long.
	8:07am Sem Chumbo: @fred: wow re: Umm Kulthum. Just reading here wikithing entry.
	8:13am fred: @Sem: you should listen to Enta Omri someday. It's a classic
	8:16am Sem Chumbo: 42 + 39
	8:17am Sem Chumbo: Will do, fred. Thanks for this fork in my musical education.
	8:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...see - I told you Elvis had good tracks...
	8:37am fred: That's a weird side of Sinatra, I doubt Glen Jones has played this
	8:39am Nate K.: I'd go so far as to say this is the weirdest side of Sinatra.
	8:44am fred: I actually like Sinatra. This confuses some people, but not as many as when I say I love Dolly Parton (over here, she's seen as a joke, proof that the French know nothing about music). Then again, I do wear cowboy boots
	8:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Same thing w/ Frankie, really. Not all of his stuff is his best.
	8:53am Sem Chumbo: Wonderful morning of music and talk, Nate. Glad to have been along, and to see/hear the Sunday stalwarts once again.
	8:56am fred: Another fine show Nate, thanks
	8:57am Mike Sin: I heard it all while cruisin'
	8:57am Todd-o-phonic Todd: Put another winner in the books!

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