WFMU: Therese: Playlist from September 25, 2016

Listener comments!
	10:01pm Carmichael: MICK!!!
	10:03pm BadGuyZero: Good evening!
	10:06pm matt: Hell yeah, redd kross B)
	10:07pm Carmichael: You can safely say this about any 70s rock album: "Aynsley Dunbar played drums."
	10:08pm JakeGould: Hey! Hello Therese!
	10:08pm Therese: Hullo!
	10:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You say that like it's a bad thing, carm? :)
	10:09pm @sugarwolf@: hi!
	10:09pm Carmichael: Not at all, Rev!
	10:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The more of Buck's music I hear, the more I like it - while possibly the reverse of his person...
	10:12pm Carmichael: Buck had the greatest guitarist, who tragically died in a car crash...
	10:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This dark image is three & 1/2 years before the doors : 2.bp.blogspot.com... ...just sayin'...
	10:13pm Matt from Springfield: From "It Won't Be Long" -- to "Tomorrow Never Knows"! Therese Beats the hammer on the nail! Good evening Therese and everyone!
	10:15pm fleep: Oh yas
	10:16pm Matt from Springfield: I saw Paul McC in August - great way to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Revolver's release! :D
	10:18pm Carmichael: Love the timeline, Therese! Not many people would pay this level attention to the actual music.
	10:18pm Matt from Springfield: And these fellas - more like The Beatles or Faces than Hollies, but a su-POIRB Jersey band any way you look at it!
	10:21pm Carmichael: Oh man. They dried the rain ...
	10:24pm JakeGould: Ladies and gentlemen… A set of “The B’s!”
	10:26pm Matt from Springfield: "Bread Cross" and "Mick Bronson"?? Actually that first one sounds like a good name.
	10:29pm Carmichael: Guten Abend.
	10:31pm Matt from Springfield: I recommend as well! I saw it on Hulu, but that is a great doco!
	10:32pm Marc15: The Beatles had a fun together before Yoko Ono came around and ruined everything
	10:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's a quote attributed to John himself, but that is also disputed.
	10:35pm Matt from Springfield: I think that was John L's quote. Ringo had felt unappreciated and left for the Med in the summer of '68. (An anecdote from a fisherman led to writing "Octopus's Garden"). Paul filled in on drums for recording "Back In The USSR" and "Dear Prudence". So supposedly a reporter asked John if Ringo was the best drummer in the world - in light of that he snapped back that "he's not even the best drummer in the Beatles". Too harsh! In fact Ringo's one of the best rock drummers in recorded music. But I get the joke.
	10:36pm Therese: And yet another example of why John is my least favorite Beatle...
	10:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Beatles had to invent what it even meant to be a band that couldn't sanely tour anymore - victims of their own incomparable success, in many ways - & that also contributed to the dissolution of their Manager, who then overdosed - & then it was impossible to find someone they could all trust who was actually capable of 'Managing' the Beatles' career & Business - whatever that meant anyway! So - lay off Yoko I says. (Yes - everyone was jealous of John's attention.)
	10:38pm Matt from Springfield: @Marc: Yoko has some great material in her own right, a lot of FMU folks like that stuff. But - she ain't no Beatle. Not in her nature and John could have continued stretching out the Beatles another couple of years without her, but he chose her instead. Really the end of the Lennon/McCartney partnership was the end of the "engine" driving the band. John leaving/disbanding just made it official, and Yoko was of course a big factor in him leaving.
	10:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: John generally praised the other Beatles musically & in other ways, & got on best w/ Ringo by the end. If others critiqued The Beatles, he'd rip their head off: he reserved that right for himself...ha...
	10:42pm JakeGould: Why is every DJ playing “Pinball Summer?”
	10:42pm JakeGould: Just saying…
	10:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: John: "I'd've stayed in The Beatles if I could've pulled their pants down & shown them as we really were."..."I started the band & I ended it - it's as simple as that." ...&tc. ...
	10:42pm Matt from Springfield: If John had lived into the 90s, how would a Beatles "reunion" have come out? I wonder if they would have continued the big stadium route like the Stones, or maybe would've had instead "surprise" reunion shows on live TV shows around the world after planning in advance. Seems keeping with their spirit - especially after Anthology, that might have been a way to promote that.
	10:43pm Therese: Because it's in the new bin and it's awesome?
	10:44pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Well the New Bin trumps all, so there you have it.
	10:44pm Chop Scott: So great to hear you tonight--Cheers Therese!
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In fact, John was murdered by an insane fan after getting back in the public eye, & George getting stabbed in the lung didn't help him either. It's serious business.
	10:45pm JakeGould: Okay… I just need to process this…
	10:47pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: It is Beatlemania after all - some of it was fun insanity, other parts scare you and give you pause. But no one can survive levels of fan-mania that high for long. Even NON-Beatlemania fame is destructive, yet the Internet will make everyone famous for 15 minutes - then destroy them! Andy's ghost told me so...
	10:47pm P-90: Therese: still kinda "time-warpy" hearing you at this time, but loving every minute
	10:49pm JakeGould: I like Therese at this time. Also—to counter my “Pinball Summer” comment—the Beatles tracks she just played I enjoyed and I have my own issues with the Beatles so there. Kudos!
	10:49pm Matt from Springfield: Sadly compressed into 2 hours! But while I don't prefer the earlier time, maybe more people can listen in before midnight, so that's positive.
	10:51pm P-90: No one was ever too stoned to disco. Just too stoned to remember it the next day. Or decade
	10:52pm Matt from Springfield: @P-90: Or to admit discoing while stoned. But as long as you disco while stoned, everyone else does too, and everything works out. Or something..
	10:52pm JakeGould: Has anyone ever been too stoned to Sudoku?
	10:54pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: ME! I call out the numbers, time and time again, but they do nothing! Then someone comes over and tells me I'm supposed to write the numbers in??! I mean I've been Sudokuing while stoned longer than they have been, who are THEY to tell me what to do!!...
	10:55pm JakeGould: I will say this, I can’t be too stoned to “Mr. Do!” Partially because I have admitted to myself I have a “Mr. Do!” problem and have stopped obsessively playing it.
	10:57pm Matt from Springfield: Dutch or S. African band? @Jake: Wow, never heard of that one, that was early 80s. I wonder if I can find that at a "classic arcade" place.
	10:58pm JakeGould: There is a place in Jersey City that has a well maintained “Mr. Do!” machine. I have to avoid it when visiting Jersey City.
	11:00pm LuLu: Therese bringing the funk!!
	11:01pm P-90: Mr. Do?
	11:03pm KP: Therese, thank you for shifting to fit my new post-Night Owl schedule
	11:04pm mariano: Hey Therese, everyone!
	11:05pm Matt from Springfield: Uh oh! This sounds dangerously funky/R&B, like an 80s throwback! Hang on to your hats...and DANCE!
	11:05pm Matt from Springfield: Hey mariano!
	11:07pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, actually Off The Wall, '79. Quincy J was a good producer, made it seem early 80s!
	11:09pm BadGuyZero: Last time I was in the WFMU record library it did not contain a copy of Slayer's "Reign In Blood."
	11:10pm FernandoBelmondo: hello Therese! It's great to be listening to your show live for the first time. Enough of archives...
	11:11pm Matt from Springfield: "Please Please Me, Plesiosaur"
	11:12pm mariano: Someone put up a joke exhibit about a supposed mysterious accident involving the Staten Island Ferry and a giant octopus.
	11:12pm Matt from Springfield: Hello Fernando! And KP! More early listeners coming in :)
	11:12pm mariano: Here it is: gothamist.com...
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love Plesiosaurs!
	11:13pm P-90: What?! A Hackensack Pleisiosaur?!
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...maybe they'll eat the sneaky clowns...
	11:13pm Matt from Springfield: Supported Marty Willson-Piper!
	11:14pm Gaylord Fields: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In my comments you mentioned a podcast that analyzes the Opie Cummimgham Beatles doc. Can you give name and/or link? Thanks in advance!
	11:20pm Matt from Springfield: Groovy, another Julie for Stan!
	11:20pm Gaylord Fields: *Cunningham
	11:24pm Matt from Springfield: RAVI! \m/ (Sitaring fingers getting ready)
	11:27pm Matt from Springfield: New release too! From the Shankar vault?
	11:27pm Therese: I would also like to hear that podcast analyzing the film that the kid who played Winthrop Paroo in the film version of the Music Man made about the Beatles.
	11:28pm melinda: Nice Shankar.
	11:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Podcast on this here page. Not sure if it's the one RRN63 was onto. www.bbc.co.uk... "Ron Howard on The Beatles, Sharon Olds, Tom Ellis, Two Women / Wednesday, September 14, 2016 2:58 PM"
	11:32pm JakeGould: Winthrop Paroo? I love WFMU. Where else can us esoteric pop-culture dorks convene? Nowhere respectable I say.
	11:34pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: It's cleaner here in this digital space than underneath the stairwell at comic book shops.
	11:35pm JakeGould: Christian Slater was Winthrop Paroo in the Broadway version. So hey! Wikipedia Moment
	11:37pm JakeGould: @Matt: Ha! And you know what? There’s a thrift store in “fashionable” Chelsea that is having a CD sale of like 50 cents per CD. So I checked it out. Found some great deals for 50 cents but the body odor was surreal.
	11:37pm Gaylord Fields: To further Illustrate Therese's point about the ridiculous leap the Beatles' sound took: Help: Released August 6, 1965 Revolver: Released August 5, 1966 Less than a year separated "You're Going to Lose That Girl" from "Tomorrow Never Knows"!
	11:37pm Matt from Springfield: Lee Hazelwood songbook! I can totally feel that - Dean & Britta do a beautiful version.
	11:38pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Like RSD - the things we must suffer (not to mention all those actual PEOPLE!!!) to find good deals.
	11:39pm Matt from Springfield: Yeehaw!!!!! Glad Dwight Y played a version of this!
	11:39pm JakeGould: @GaylordFields: You know, kids going through the growth spurts from 10 to 12 can change quickly as well. So hey! The world! Life!
	11:40pm melinda: I think I like this more than the original.
	11:40pm Matt from Springfield: And WHAT a musical growth spurt the Beatles went through! "Hey, their voice changed!"
	11:42pm JakeGould: FWIW, ever know anybody who became famous fairly quickly? All things considered it’s admirable the Beatles took their fame as a cue to challenge themselves.
	11:48pm Davefromknoxville: So nice to hear Therese's voice tonight. I miss you, T!
	11:49pm Matt from Springfield: Mohican Sun = sad smell = cigarettes & Febreze Got it.
	11:49pm @sugarwolf@: barncat!
	11:50pm mariano: There's probably a person in the ATM dispensing bills, smoking cigarettes.
	11:50pm P-90: Bet the wedding barn didn't smell,like cigarettes and Febreeze
	11:51pm ?: more tunes!
	11:51pm JakeGould: @mariano: Go to a strip club at least once to fully comprehend where your money might have been. All respect to the stripper working hard for their money, but still… Gotta be real!
	11:52pm P-90: Judy Henske RULES
	11:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: Huh....frost warning tonight for this area. Better bring the flower pots in. Have a good week, Therese.
	11:53pm Matt from Springfield: Woooo! More Judy Henske!
	11:55pm mariano: @JakeGould: Yeah, it's weird to think of everywhere a bill has been. Be interesting to track a bill.
	11:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: These guys provide bill-tracking, but lots of gaps between each recording. www.wheresgeorge.com
	11:59pm Matt from Springfield: Nice Petra Haden!
	12:01am P-90: Thanks, Therese! And may nothing that enters your life this week reek of cigarette smoke
	12:01am Matt from Springfield: Thanks Therese! Wonderful show! Have a good night, everyone!
	12:02am BadGuyZero: Thank you, Therese! Have a great week!

Therese: Playlist from September 25, 2016

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September 25, 2016: On a boat with Janus, Jeanie and George Harrison.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Mick Ronson	I'm the One "I'm the One" by "Mick Ronson"	Slaughter on 10th Avenue	RCA		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Redd Kross	Janos, Jeanie , and George Harrison	Neurotica	Five Foot Two		0:04:31 (Pop-up)
Buck Owens	Act Naturally (Live in Bakersfield)	Buck 'Em!: The Music of Buck Owens (1955-1967)	Omnivore Recordings		0:07:41 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	It Won't Be Long "It Won't Be Long" by "The Beatles"	With the Beatles	Capitol Records		0:10:06 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Tomorrow Never Knows "Tomorrow Never Knows" by "The Beatles"	Revolver	Apple/Capitol		0:12:18 (Pop-up)
The Black Hollies	Gloomy Monday Morning	Softly Towards The Light	Ernest Jenning Record Co.		0:15:11 (Pop-up)
The Beta Band	She's the One "She's the One" by "The Beta Band"	The Three E.P.'s	Astralwerks		0:18:22 (Pop-up)

The Special Pillow	Please, Plesiosaur	At the Earth's Core	Zokfko	*	0:33:59 (Pop-up)
Teenage Fanclub	The Darkest Part of the Night	Here	Merge	*	0:37:35 (Pop-up)
Jay Bovin & Germain Gauthier	Pinball Summer	Pinball Summer OST	Mighty Mouth	*	0:40:36 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	Surfin' Safari: Stereo Overdub	Becoming The Beach Boys: The Hite & Dorinda Morgan Sessions	Omnivore Recordings	*	0:45:01 (Pop-up)
Dow Jones and the Industrials	Never Too Stoned to Disco	Can't Stand the Midwest 1979-1981	Family Vineyard	*	0:47:59 (Pop-up)
Brando's Island	Duplicaat "Duplicaat" by "Brando's Island"	Duplicaat 7"	Million Dollar Records	*	0:52:26 (Pop-up)
Pat Thomas & Marijata	We Are Coming Home	Coming Home	Strut	*	0:57:27 (Pop-up)
Michael Jackson	It's the Falling in Love	Off the Wall	Epic		1:03:38 (Pop-up)

Ravi Shankar	Hollywood Dhun "Hollywood Dhun" by "Ravi Shankar"	Ravi Shankar in Hollywood, 1971	Northern Spy	*	1:22:37 (Pop-up)
Dean & Britta	You Turned My Head Around	Son-of-a-Gun and More from the Lee Hazlewood Songbook	Ace	*	1:33:26 (Pop-up)
Dwight Yoakum	Purple Rain "Purple Rain" by "Dwight Yoakum"	Swimming Pools, Movie Stars	Sugar Hill Records	*	1:36:56 (Pop-up)
Neko Case	Margaret vs. Pauline "Margaret vs. Pauline" by "Neko Case"	Fox Confessor Brings the Flood	Mint		1:41:24 (Pop-up)

Judy Henske & Jerry Yester	Raider	Farewell Aldebaran	Omnivore Recordings	*	1:51:25 (Pop-up)
Petra Haden & James Williamson	Blues Jumped the Rabbit	Blues Jumped the Rabbit 7"	Leopard Lady	*	1:56:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:01pm Carmichael: MICK!!!
	10:03pm BadGuyZero: Good evening!
	10:06pm matt: Hell yeah, redd kross B)
	10:07pm Carmichael: You can safely say this about any 70s rock album: "Aynsley Dunbar played drums."
	10:08pm JakeGould: Hey! Hello Therese!
	10:08pm Therese: Hullo!
	10:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You say that like it's a bad thing, carm? :)
	10:09pm @sugarwolf@: hi!
	10:09pm Carmichael: Not at all, Rev!
	10:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The more of Buck's music I hear, the more I like it - while possibly the reverse of his person...
	10:12pm Carmichael: Buck had the greatest guitarist, who tragically died in a car crash...
	10:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This dark image is three & 1/2 years before the doors : 2.bp.blogspot.com... ...just sayin'...
	10:13pm Matt from Springfield: From "It Won't Be Long" -- to "Tomorrow Never Knows"! Therese Beats the hammer on the nail! Good evening Therese and everyone!
	10:15pm fleep: Oh yas
	10:16pm Matt from Springfield: I saw Paul McC in August - great way to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Revolver's release! :D
	10:18pm Carmichael: Love the timeline, Therese! Not many people would pay this level attention to the actual music.
	10:18pm Matt from Springfield: And these fellas - more like The Beatles or Faces than Hollies, but a su-POIRB Jersey band any way you look at it!
	10:21pm Carmichael: Oh man. They dried the rain ...
	10:24pm JakeGould: Ladies and gentlemen… A set of “The B’s!”
	10:26pm Matt from Springfield: "Bread Cross" and "Mick Bronson"?? Actually that first one sounds like a good name.
	10:29pm Carmichael: Guten Abend.
	10:31pm Matt from Springfield: I recommend as well! I saw it on Hulu, but that is a great doco!
	10:32pm Marc15: The Beatles had a fun together before Yoko Ono came around and ruined everything
	10:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's a quote attributed to John himself, but that is also disputed.
	10:35pm Matt from Springfield: I think that was John L's quote. Ringo had felt unappreciated and left for the Med in the summer of '68. (An anecdote from a fisherman led to writing "Octopus's Garden"). Paul filled in on drums for recording "Back In The USSR" and "Dear Prudence". So supposedly a reporter asked John if Ringo was the best drummer in the world - in light of that he snapped back that "he's not even the best drummer in the Beatles". Too harsh! In fact Ringo's one of the best rock drummers in recorded music. But I get the joke.
	10:36pm Therese: And yet another example of why John is my least favorite Beatle...
	10:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Beatles had to invent what it even meant to be a band that couldn't sanely tour anymore - victims of their own incomparable success, in many ways - & that also contributed to the dissolution of their Manager, who then overdosed - & then it was impossible to find someone they could all trust who was actually capable of 'Managing' the Beatles' career & Business - whatever that meant anyway! So - lay off Yoko I says. (Yes - everyone was jealous of John's attention.)
	10:38pm Matt from Springfield: @Marc: Yoko has some great material in her own right, a lot of FMU folks like that stuff. But - she ain't no Beatle. Not in her nature and John could have continued stretching out the Beatles another couple of years without her, but he chose her instead. Really the end of the Lennon/McCartney partnership was the end of the "engine" driving the band. John leaving/disbanding just made it official, and Yoko was of course a big factor in him leaving.
	10:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: John generally praised the other Beatles musically & in other ways, & got on best w/ Ringo by the end. If others critiqued The Beatles, he'd rip their head off: he reserved that right for himself...ha...
	10:42pm JakeGould: Why is every DJ playing “Pinball Summer?”
	10:42pm JakeGould: Just saying…
	10:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: John: "I'd've stayed in The Beatles if I could've pulled their pants down & shown them as we really were."..."I started the band & I ended it - it's as simple as that." ...&tc. ...
	10:42pm Matt from Springfield: If John had lived into the 90s, how would a Beatles "reunion" have come out? I wonder if they would have continued the big stadium route like the Stones, or maybe would've had instead "surprise" reunion shows on live TV shows around the world after planning in advance. Seems keeping with their spirit - especially after Anthology, that might have been a way to promote that.
	10:43pm Therese: Because it's in the new bin and it's awesome?
	10:44pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Well the New Bin trumps all, so there you have it.
	10:44pm Chop Scott: So great to hear you tonight--Cheers Therese!
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In fact, John was murdered by an insane fan after getting back in the public eye, & George getting stabbed in the lung didn't help him either. It's serious business.
	10:45pm JakeGould: Okay… I just need to process this…
	10:47pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: It is Beatlemania after all - some of it was fun insanity, other parts scare you and give you pause. But no one can survive levels of fan-mania that high for long. Even NON-Beatlemania fame is destructive, yet the Internet will make everyone famous for 15 minutes - then destroy them! Andy's ghost told me so...
	10:47pm P-90: Therese: still kinda "time-warpy" hearing you at this time, but loving every minute
	10:49pm JakeGould: I like Therese at this time. Also—to counter my “Pinball Summer” comment—the Beatles tracks she just played I enjoyed and I have my own issues with the Beatles so there. Kudos!
	10:49pm Matt from Springfield: Sadly compressed into 2 hours! But while I don't prefer the earlier time, maybe more people can listen in before midnight, so that's positive.
	10:51pm P-90: No one was ever too stoned to disco. Just too stoned to remember it the next day. Or decade
	10:52pm Matt from Springfield: @P-90: Or to admit discoing while stoned. But as long as you disco while stoned, everyone else does too, and everything works out. Or something..
	10:52pm JakeGould: Has anyone ever been too stoned to Sudoku?
	10:54pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: ME! I call out the numbers, time and time again, but they do nothing! Then someone comes over and tells me I'm supposed to write the numbers in??! I mean I've been Sudokuing while stoned longer than they have been, who are THEY to tell me what to do!!...
	10:55pm JakeGould: I will say this, I can’t be too stoned to “Mr. Do!” Partially because I have admitted to myself I have a “Mr. Do!” problem and have stopped obsessively playing it.
	10:57pm Matt from Springfield: Dutch or S. African band? @Jake: Wow, never heard of that one, that was early 80s. I wonder if I can find that at a "classic arcade" place.
	10:58pm JakeGould: There is a place in Jersey City that has a well maintained “Mr. Do!” machine. I have to avoid it when visiting Jersey City.
	11:00pm LuLu: Therese bringing the funk!!
	11:01pm P-90: Mr. Do?
	11:03pm KP: Therese, thank you for shifting to fit my new post-Night Owl schedule
	11:04pm mariano: Hey Therese, everyone!
	11:05pm Matt from Springfield: Uh oh! This sounds dangerously funky/R&B, like an 80s throwback! Hang on to your hats...and DANCE!
	11:05pm Matt from Springfield: Hey mariano!
	11:07pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, actually Off The Wall, '79. Quincy J was a good producer, made it seem early 80s!
	11:09pm BadGuyZero: Last time I was in the WFMU record library it did not contain a copy of Slayer's "Reign In Blood."
	11:10pm FernandoBelmondo: hello Therese! It's great to be listening to your show live for the first time. Enough of archives...
	11:11pm Matt from Springfield: "Please Please Me, Plesiosaur"
	11:12pm mariano: Someone put up a joke exhibit about a supposed mysterious accident involving the Staten Island Ferry and a giant octopus.
	11:12pm Matt from Springfield: Hello Fernando! And KP! More early listeners coming in :)
	11:12pm mariano: Here it is: gothamist.com...
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love Plesiosaurs!
	11:13pm P-90: What?! A Hackensack Pleisiosaur?!
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...maybe they'll eat the sneaky clowns...
	11:13pm Matt from Springfield: Supported Marty Willson-Piper!
	11:14pm Gaylord Fields: @Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In my comments you mentioned a podcast that analyzes the Opie Cummimgham Beatles doc. Can you give name and/or link? Thanks in advance!
	11:20pm Matt from Springfield: Groovy, another Julie for Stan!
	11:20pm Gaylord Fields: *Cunningham
	11:24pm Matt from Springfield: RAVI! \m/ (Sitaring fingers getting ready)
	11:27pm Matt from Springfield: New release too! From the Shankar vault?
	11:27pm Therese: I would also like to hear that podcast analyzing the film that the kid who played Winthrop Paroo in the film version of the Music Man made about the Beatles.
	11:28pm melinda: Nice Shankar.
	11:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Podcast on this here page. Not sure if it's the one RRN63 was onto. www.bbc.co.uk... "Ron Howard on The Beatles, Sharon Olds, Tom Ellis, Two Women / Wednesday, September 14, 2016 2:58 PM"
	11:32pm JakeGould: Winthrop Paroo? I love WFMU. Where else can us esoteric pop-culture dorks convene? Nowhere respectable I say.
	11:34pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: It's cleaner here in this digital space than underneath the stairwell at comic book shops.
	11:35pm JakeGould: Christian Slater was Winthrop Paroo in the Broadway version. So hey! Wikipedia Moment
	11:37pm JakeGould: @Matt: Ha! And you know what? There’s a thrift store in “fashionable” Chelsea that is having a CD sale of like 50 cents per CD. So I checked it out. Found some great deals for 50 cents but the body odor was surreal.
	11:37pm Gaylord Fields: To further Illustrate Therese's point about the ridiculous leap the Beatles' sound took: Help: Released August 6, 1965 Revolver: Released August 5, 1966 Less than a year separated "You're Going to Lose That Girl" from "Tomorrow Never Knows"!
	11:37pm Matt from Springfield: Lee Hazelwood songbook! I can totally feel that - Dean & Britta do a beautiful version.
	11:38pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Like RSD - the things we must suffer (not to mention all those actual PEOPLE!!!) to find good deals.
	11:39pm Matt from Springfield: Yeehaw!!!!! Glad Dwight Y played a version of this!
	11:39pm JakeGould: @GaylordFields: You know, kids going through the growth spurts from 10 to 12 can change quickly as well. So hey! The world! Life!
	11:40pm melinda: I think I like this more than the original.
	11:40pm Matt from Springfield: And WHAT a musical growth spurt the Beatles went through! "Hey, their voice changed!"
	11:42pm JakeGould: FWIW, ever know anybody who became famous fairly quickly? All things considered it’s admirable the Beatles took their fame as a cue to challenge themselves.
	11:48pm Davefromknoxville: So nice to hear Therese's voice tonight. I miss you, T!
	11:49pm Matt from Springfield: Mohican Sun = sad smell = cigarettes & Febreze Got it.
	11:49pm @sugarwolf@: barncat!
	11:50pm mariano: There's probably a person in the ATM dispensing bills, smoking cigarettes.
	11:50pm P-90: Bet the wedding barn didn't smell,like cigarettes and Febreeze
	11:51pm ?: more tunes!
	11:51pm JakeGould: @mariano: Go to a strip club at least once to fully comprehend where your money might have been. All respect to the stripper working hard for their money, but still… Gotta be real!
	11:52pm P-90: Judy Henske RULES
	11:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: Huh....frost warning tonight for this area. Better bring the flower pots in. Have a good week, Therese.
	11:53pm Matt from Springfield: Woooo! More Judy Henske!
	11:55pm mariano: @JakeGould: Yeah, it's weird to think of everywhere a bill has been. Be interesting to track a bill.
	11:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: These guys provide bill-tracking, but lots of gaps between each recording. www.wheresgeorge.com
	11:59pm Matt from Springfield: Nice Petra Haden!
	12:01am P-90: Thanks, Therese! And may nothing that enters your life this week reek of cigarette smoke
	12:01am Matt from Springfield: Thanks Therese! Wonderful show! Have a good night, everyone!
	12:02am BadGuyZero: Thank you, Therese! Have a great week!

Therese: Playlist from September 25, 2016

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