WFMU: Jason Elbogen: Playlist from September 2, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:03pm melinda: I hear you.
	3:04pm Parq: Loud and clear.
	3:06pm Jason Elbogen: Hi everyone!
	3:11pm Webhamster Henry: This is already turning into a very nice set!
	3:18pm mauri: Hey Jason!
	3:20pm Jason Elbogen: Hey Mauri how are you?
	3:23pm mauri: I'm tired and I'm enjoying the set. 10:20pm here in finland already.
	3:38pm Parq: Geez, that Vernehis was pretty.
	3:49pm duke: Is Six Petals a misspelling of Sex Pistols?
	3:52pm fred: Good afternoon Jason and everyone. Except mauri, I guess it's good evening for you. I'm late (work...) but just in time for a Vietnamese track
	4:00pm Jason Elbogen: Found this record at the record fair last year... Unknown as far as I can tell.
	4:02pm Jason Elbogen: oops I should have googled it!
	4:05pm fred: Is it the one on Chant du Monde? I'm pretty sure someone has played it before, but I don't remember who did
	4:19pm Parq: Well, this is a shift in mood.
	4:20pm Webhamster Henry: This reminds me of me with my feedback in 1973! I got that out of my system back then though.
	4:44pm Mayuko: Hello!!!
	4:49pm Webhamster Henry: Hey Jason, Fred Hellerman, the last of the Weavers has died. Got any deep cut Weavers for us?
	4:49pm coelacanth: Greetings Jason i forgot the drummer stream has programming now on fri afteruncles. i'm usually working but i'm listening now and so glad you're here, as the main fmu station is an unbearable void on friday from 3-7 pm. Thanks.
	4:52pm coelacanth: (and...i like what i'm hearing.)
	4:53pm Webhamster Henry: Trump is lonely!
	4:54pm coelacanth: (see-la-kanth... but i don't really care how you pronounce it)
	4:55pm holland oats: totes with ya on the shuffle
	4:55pm Webhamster Henry: The Drummer Stream shuffle is excellent ... UBU and Boredcast have shuffling as part of their core value system!
	4:56pm Danko: greetings from Oxford, UK. Enjoying the show, not so much the last set though.
	4:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: I just shuffled in. What up?
	4:57pm holland oats: heading to buffalo shortly
	4:58pm coelacanth: what if you lined up the 25 or 50 or 100 or however many tracks you tentatively plan to play and as each one is playing choose from those which one would sound good following it?
	4:58pm Parq: "50 Skadillion Watts" is a great name for a label.
	5:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Congrats on the star, holland oats. www.variety.com...
	5:00pm coelacanth: (...or is that too flying-by-the-seat-of-your-pants..?)
	5:03pm Mayuko: @coelacanth see-la-kanth is how we call that ancient looking fish in Japanese, and I always wondered if that's how it's called in English too or not, the spelling is confusing! Now I understand!
	5:03pm coelacanth: hahaha! i think you've succeeded in out-weirding anything i've heard on Vocal Fry!
	5:05pm Webhamster Henry: She's great! I think, Shelley Hirsch can do this too! It's hell on your larynx. But Sainkho already has a leather larynx from throat singing!
	5:07pm Parq: This sounds like a lamb on acid. Mind you, I'm not complaining, but I am glad that all my coworkers are gone for the day.
	5:07pm fred: Cool Sainkho Namtchylak track. I'm not a fan of her overtone singing
	5:07pm coelacanth: Mayuko it's latin so there may be local names for it but i suppose the latin name is accepted everywhere? (i am that ancient fish!)
	5:10pm Webhamster Henry: The Internet sez: mid 19th century: from modern Latin Coelacanthus (genus name), from Greek koilos ‘hollow’ + akantha ‘spine’ (because its fins have hollow spines).
	5:16pm Webhamster Henry: Tangents III and others: www-personal.ksu.edu... Good find, Jason!
	5:20pm Jason Elbogen: I'll serve up a little fish song next.
	5:21pm fred: I enjoyed this Pheeroan akLaff track
	5:28pm melinda: I had to take a nap and just read Henry's comment about the last of the Weavers dying. That's sad.
	5:30pm Brian in UK: @fred from earlier Doug S played Chant du Monde today in his second set featuring Spanish of an early vintage. wfmu.org...
	5:32pm coelacanth: aw i missed the fish song. i was dragging a shelf down the stairs. and, rest in peace Fred Hellerman.
	5:32pm Brian in UK: My manners, hello Jason.
	5:32pm Webhamster Henry: I knew Fred Hellerman's cousin, who is also very nice, a musician, and very deaf! I hope he's still alive, he's in his 90s!
	5:34pm coelacanth: Fred had a pretty good run. still, sad to lose him.
	5:34pm fred: @Brian: I think they have released a lot of amazing stuff, but I don't know how many have been re-released or are available somehow. I remember that my grandmother had 78s, and that the label was somehow connected to the French communist party. But that was almost 40 years ago
	5:35pm Jason Elbogen: Brian--I'm pretty laid back.
	5:35pm Jason Elbogen: i.e. "no worries"
	5:45pm Brian in UK: @fred really that long ago. I had no idea.
	5:55pm melinda: Nice cover!
	5:56pm Brian in UK: My booty is shaky. Chep chep chep.
	5:58pm coelacanth: Thanks Jason. Great program! tchau peeps ... good evening.
	6:02pm fred: Thanks Jason

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from September 2, 2016

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September 2, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Sound of the Ram's Horn	The Day After Never	From Pyramids Of Snow and Ice (1978)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Pie Discepole	In Un Sol Attimo "In Un Sol Attimo" by "Pie Discepole"	In Un Sol Attimo/Lascia La Sponda 7' [1969 Edizioni Paoline]	0:08:16 (Pop-up)
Kent Schneider	Emmanuel (Improvisation)	Voice in the Wilderness (1976)	0:12:54 (Pop-up)

Groupement Cuturel Renault	Cadences 1	Cadences [1973 7'']	0:27:24 (Pop-up)
Nur Yoldas	Bos Besik "Bos Besik" by "Nur Yoldas"	ST 7" (1977)	0:31:48 (Pop-up)
Sylvie Vernhès	Deracinee "Deracinee" by "Sylvie Vernhès"	Chevaux fous	0:35:03 (Pop-up)
Tourniquet	Changes "Changes" by "Tourniquet"	Tourniquet (1978 RPC)	0:39:11 (Pop-up)
Devora Clemmons	Animals In The Zoo	Six Petals (2004)	0:41:56 (Pop-up)

The Cing Arap Gong Ensemble	Ensemble de Gongs Cing Arap	Vietnam: Music of the Montagnards	0:50:58 (Pop-up)
[Tutsi Tribe Rec. by Hugo Zemp]	Solo Song of A Woman		0:55:45 (Pop-up)
Percy Randolph	Shine "Shine" by "Percy Randolph"	Music of New Orleans, Vol. 1: Music of the Streets: Music of Mardi Gras	0:57:36 (Pop-up)
Joseph Parris Hot Shots	Po Me Ballantine	Quadrille Band - Vol 1	0:58:41 (Pop-up)
Aqua Velva	Banana Boat "Banana Boat" by "Aqua Velva"	Ditch 7" (Rondo Fit 1-1979)	1:01:31 (Pop-up)

Max Strom	Iceland "Iceland" by "Max Strom"	Moderne Passion (1982 Future Records)	1:09:16 (Pop-up)
Eammon A Holiday	Music "Music" by "Eammon A Holiday"	VA - Other Alternatives (Sleepy Hollow 1984)	1:12:28 (Pop-up)
Holiday Inn	Mob Mob Mob "Mob Mob Mob" by "Holiday Inn"	Hallelujah!/Holiday Inn 7" (Maple Death 2016)	1:14:46 (Pop-up)
Lilli Berlin	Ostberlin Wahnsinn "Ostberlin Wahnsinn" by "Lilli Berlin"	Ostberlin Wahnnsin (1982) 7''	1:20:37 (Pop-up)
Parri Ortega and Charles Grannich	Telephobia	Make Believe (1981 EPFO Records)	1:24:19 (Pop-up)
Vasseli	Paura Del Sol "Paura Del Sol" by "Vasseli"	Paura Del Sol (7" 198x Disco In)	1:29:24 (Pop-up)

Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church	Prayer Meeting		1:39:23 (Pop-up)
Gray Eagle Band	Pick Me Up On Your Way Down	Country Music (No Label 1981)	1:41:42 (Pop-up)
Jim Marshall	Telephone "Telephone" by "Jim Marshall"	Brand New World (1978)	1:44:22 (Pop-up)
Bascom Lamar Lunsford	Little Turtle Dove	Ballads, Banjo Tunes And Sacred Songs Of Western North Carolina	1:47:23 (Pop-up)
Grey Eagle Band w Evelyn Sorenson	Have You Ever Been Lonely	Under the Direction of Opal Johnson	1:50:16 (Pop-up)

Sainkho Namtchylak	White Food "White Food" by "Sainkho Namtchylak"	Lost Rivers (1992 FMP)	2:00:18 (Pop-up)
Long Beach City College Viking Band	Tangents III	The LBCC Music Dept Presents the LBCC Viking Band (1974)	2:06:38 (Pop-up)
Pheeroan ak Laff	Ayin in Love "Ayin in Love" by "Pheeroan ak Laff"	House of Spirit "Mirth"	2:12:47 (Pop-up)
Ortho-Tonics	Woman Fish "Woman Fish" by "Ortho-Tonics"	Doo-Doo Cars / Woman Fish (Artifacts Records 1981)	2:20:37 (Pop-up)
Perfect Mother	You'll No So Wit "You'll No So Wit" by "Perfect Mother"	Vanity Records - Finest Selection 1978 - 1981	2:23:37 (Pop-up)
Kakraba Lobi	Work Song For Roof-Building	Xylophone Player From Ghana (Tangent 1978)	2:28:32 (Pop-up)

Sa Dingding	Lai Zhe Mo Jie "Lai Zhe Mo Jie" by "Sa Dingding"	The Coming Ones (2012)	2:40:35 (Pop-up)
Keammorak Sayraymoun	Ouk Dog Long Sneh Kom Phog Cham	Sunday Productions, Volume 103: Jol Pha Moung Khmer	2:45:22 (Pop-up)
Yenjit Prontavee	E-keang Tun Krung	Yenjit Prontavee (197x Thailand)	2:51:16 (Pop-up)
Don Sonrabiap	Chep (Shake Your Booty)	Rong Thang Chut	2:53:38 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm melinda: I hear you.
	3:04pm Parq: Loud and clear.
	3:06pm Jason Elbogen: Hi everyone!
	3:11pm Webhamster Henry: This is already turning into a very nice set!
	3:18pm mauri: Hey Jason!
	3:20pm Jason Elbogen: Hey Mauri how are you?
	3:23pm mauri: I'm tired and I'm enjoying the set. 10:20pm here in finland already.
	3:38pm Parq: Geez, that Vernehis was pretty.
	3:49pm duke: Is Six Petals a misspelling of Sex Pistols?
	3:52pm fred: Good afternoon Jason and everyone. Except mauri, I guess it's good evening for you. I'm late (work...) but just in time for a Vietnamese track
	4:00pm Jason Elbogen: Found this record at the record fair last year... Unknown as far as I can tell.
	4:02pm Jason Elbogen: oops I should have googled it!
	4:05pm fred: Is it the one on Chant du Monde? I'm pretty sure someone has played it before, but I don't remember who did
	4:19pm Parq: Well, this is a shift in mood.
	4:20pm Webhamster Henry: This reminds me of me with my feedback in 1973! I got that out of my system back then though.
	4:44pm Mayuko: Hello!!!
	4:49pm Webhamster Henry: Hey Jason, Fred Hellerman, the last of the Weavers has died. Got any deep cut Weavers for us?
	4:49pm coelacanth: Greetings Jason i forgot the drummer stream has programming now on fri afteruncles. i'm usually working but i'm listening now and so glad you're here, as the main fmu station is an unbearable void on friday from 3-7 pm. Thanks.
	4:52pm coelacanth: (and...i like what i'm hearing.)
	4:53pm Webhamster Henry: Trump is lonely!
	4:54pm coelacanth: (see-la-kanth... but i don't really care how you pronounce it)
	4:55pm holland oats: totes with ya on the shuffle
	4:55pm Webhamster Henry: The Drummer Stream shuffle is excellent ... UBU and Boredcast have shuffling as part of their core value system!
	4:56pm Danko: greetings from Oxford, UK. Enjoying the show, not so much the last set though.
	4:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: I just shuffled in. What up?
	4:57pm holland oats: heading to buffalo shortly
	4:58pm coelacanth: what if you lined up the 25 or 50 or 100 or however many tracks you tentatively plan to play and as each one is playing choose from those which one would sound good following it?
	4:58pm Parq: "50 Skadillion Watts" is a great name for a label.
	5:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Congrats on the star, holland oats. www.variety.com...
	5:00pm coelacanth: (...or is that too flying-by-the-seat-of-your-pants..?)
	5:03pm Mayuko: @coelacanth see-la-kanth is how we call that ancient looking fish in Japanese, and I always wondered if that's how it's called in English too or not, the spelling is confusing! Now I understand!
	5:03pm coelacanth: hahaha! i think you've succeeded in out-weirding anything i've heard on Vocal Fry!
	5:05pm Webhamster Henry: She's great! I think, Shelley Hirsch can do this too! It's hell on your larynx. But Sainkho already has a leather larynx from throat singing!
	5:07pm Parq: This sounds like a lamb on acid. Mind you, I'm not complaining, but I am glad that all my coworkers are gone for the day.
	5:07pm fred: Cool Sainkho Namtchylak track. I'm not a fan of her overtone singing
	5:07pm coelacanth: Mayuko it's latin so there may be local names for it but i suppose the latin name is accepted everywhere? (i am that ancient fish!)
	5:10pm Webhamster Henry: The Internet sez: mid 19th century: from modern Latin Coelacanthus (genus name), from Greek koilos ‘hollow’ + akantha ‘spine’ (because its fins have hollow spines).
	5:16pm Webhamster Henry: Tangents III and others: www-personal.ksu.edu... Good find, Jason!
	5:20pm Jason Elbogen: I'll serve up a little fish song next.
	5:21pm fred: I enjoyed this Pheeroan akLaff track
	5:28pm melinda: I had to take a nap and just read Henry's comment about the last of the Weavers dying. That's sad.
	5:30pm Brian in UK: @fred from earlier Doug S played Chant du Monde today in his second set featuring Spanish of an early vintage. wfmu.org...
	5:32pm coelacanth: aw i missed the fish song. i was dragging a shelf down the stairs. and, rest in peace Fred Hellerman.
	5:32pm Brian in UK: My manners, hello Jason.
	5:32pm Webhamster Henry: I knew Fred Hellerman's cousin, who is also very nice, a musician, and very deaf! I hope he's still alive, he's in his 90s!
	5:34pm coelacanth: Fred had a pretty good run. still, sad to lose him.
	5:34pm fred: @Brian: I think they have released a lot of amazing stuff, but I don't know how many have been re-released or are available somehow. I remember that my grandmother had 78s, and that the label was somehow connected to the French communist party. But that was almost 40 years ago
	5:35pm Jason Elbogen: Brian--I'm pretty laid back.
	5:35pm Jason Elbogen: i.e. "no worries"
	5:45pm Brian in UK: @fred really that long ago. I had no idea.
	5:55pm melinda: Nice cover!
	5:56pm Brian in UK: My booty is shaky. Chep chep chep.
	5:58pm coelacanth: Thanks Jason. Great program! tchau peeps ... good evening.
	6:02pm fred: Thanks Jason

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from September 2, 2016

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