WFMU: Jason Elbogen: Playlist from January 6, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:04pm Doug Schulkind: Can barely hear ya!
	3:05pm fred: Hello Jason and Doug and others
	3:05pm Doug Schulkind: No, it was the Ethiopian music. Could hear it only waaay in the background.
	3:05pm Scraps: there we go!
	3:06pm Doug Schulkind: Your mic level was fine, but the music is way too low.
	3:07pm Jason Elbogen: Hey Doug... The Ethiopian music is my bed music;)
	3:08pm Doug Schulkind: But it was running without anything else and was inaudible! And the current music level is still too low.
	3:11pm Jeff Golick: Doug has hearing loss from living in headphones since 1980, is what he's trying to say.
	3:12pm Jeff Golick: (Actually, the bed music at the very top was pretty low. Rockin' now, however.)
	3:12pm Jeff Golick: @fred! How goes?
	3:18pm V Priceless: greetings all!
	3:20pm fred: @Jeff: Pretty well, though not all the way back yet. But I had to retire my WFMU bag because it was messing with the scar
	3:25pm Jason Elbogen: Fred--I'll have the powers-that-be look into making you a custom (scar-friendly) bag.
	3:28pm Jesse K: An big hello Jason!
	3:29pm Dean: The sticker reads, "Do not read this sticker with a straight face."
	3:34pm Jason Elbogen: hey Jesse, how're you?
	3:36pm Jeff Golick: @fred: sorry to hear about the bag/scar thing, but glad to see you 'round these parts.
	3:38pm Jesse K: I'm good, trying to finish up and leave work for the weekend. Got some records in the mail today so there's a reason to go into work. Digging this Sri Lankan record that I've never heard of before!
	3:42pm Ramblin' Ray: Making that darbukka talk...
	3:43pm fred: @Jeff: I'll probably miss Sunday's show. I'm well enough to be out of excuses to lazily stay home all day
	3:55pm Jeff Golick: You say "lazily stay home all day" like it's a bad thing, @fred.
	4:02pm fred: @Jeff: Running out of excuses is the bad thing there
	4:06pm Dean: Heh, I vigorously stay home all day when I can.
	4:21pm Jeff Golick: I am fond of saying, "Well, it's nice in here, too" to outdoor invitations. This "Club Paris" is sweet, btw. Pronounced "clooob" sans doute.
	4:27pm fred: I saw Delacave a few years ago and wasn't convinced. This track makes me think it's high time for me to see them again
	4:29pm Jason Elbogen: Yeah, Fred, I think so, too. They're from your part of the world, right?
	4:32pm fred: Based on the lineup of that gig, I'd say they're from eastern France
	4:32pm Dean: My wife and eldest kid attend services at our neighborhood Catholic church. I have no religious aspirations--except when I'm shrieking, "Jesus fucking Christ," which is often--but I can commend the church's musical offerings. (See what i did there?) So much less vapid (albeit pleasantly so) than the stuff on the playlist today. I mean, I've closed my eyes and felt like I was hearing a live performance by Trespass-era Genesis.
	4:52pm Dean: Okay, "vapid" these last two tracks ain't.
	4:53pm fred: Indeed, Delacave seems to be related to the "Triple alliance de l'est". So they're probably from eastern France, and friends of friends (I stopped trying to keep up with who plays in which project years ago)
	4:54pm coelacanth∅: crap. finally somebody on wfmu played delacave and i missed it? crap.
	4:54pm coelacanth∅: ...and, hello.
	4:55pm Ramblin' Ray: Extraordinary sounds. (Kacapi Orkest)
	4:56pm fred: Is The True Vine related to Ian Nagoski?
	4:57pm Jason Elbogen: Yeah, Fred. those are his comps from his collection
	4:57pm Jason Elbogen: he was selling CD-Rs a few years back
	4:57pm coelacanth∅: am liking this rootsy asian stuff though
	5:00pm Jason Elbogen: actually i correct that; I don't kow if Ian Nagoski himself was selling the CDRs, but I got them from the True Vine record store in Maryland that he was associated with...
	5:00pm fred: @Jason: I know, I bought three from him at a show years ago. That how I got interested in 78 reissues
	5:04pm fred: @Jason: Now, you know. Google says he played at Instants Chavirés in 2008, so he was selling them back then
	5:06pm fred: @coelacanth: How did you know about Delacave? (and hello too)
	5:16pm Jeff Golick: Bye-ya! Good weekends all, and stay safe!
	5:18pm coelacanth∅: hey fred, it was via Seb Normal, via vaisseau spatial, which has a member who bought my music via bandcamp. i love "delacave" and "run straight to them and grunt"...in fact mine is the review under the eponymous album on bandcamp.
	5:23pm fred: @coelacanth: small world indeed @Jason: I haven't seen them, but it looks like Les Croisières Dolori features Armelle from Heimat and Badaboum, and formerly The Dreams, and a bunch of other projects (see why I stopped trying to keep track?)
	5:34pm fred: I guess you'd be alive after being ressurected
	5:37pm Jason Elbogen: Can anybody guess which Fall song uses the exact same bass chords?
	5:38pm Jason Elbogen: I guess that's actually 'bass notes', not chords, eh?
	5:39pm Dean: To answer your question directly, yes, somebody can guess (perhaps even correctly!) the Fall song.
	5:42pm Jason Elbogen: In the future Google will give us the answer before we can guess.
	5:42pm Jason Elbogen: 'Guessing' will be quaint.
	5:43pm coelacanth∅: fred, do you know members of any of those bands, or seb normal? (i know it's a longshot but, as you said - small world. maybe you live in nantes?)
	5:46pm coelacanth∅: (...or cobonne?)
	5:47pm fred: @coelacanth: I don't think so, but I'm pretty sure they're at least friends of friends. The scene isn't that big (and France isn't big either), so people know each other
	5:50pm coelacanth∅: well it sure opened up a portal for me... i'm sure i've bought at least a couple dozen releases as a result of that original association. by the way, how's your healing coming?
	5:53pm fred: Slowly but steadily, thanks for asking. I'm at the point where the main risk is feeling too good for my own sake and doing something stupid. Knowing myself, doing something stupid is a very real possibility, nay, almost a sure bet
	6:00pm coelacanth∅: i can relate so i know the protocol smalltalk advice is stupid so - Good Luck!
	6:02pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Jason
	6:02pm fred: Isn't Bronwyn the OG of this on the station? Anyway, thanks Jason, hear you next week
	11:55pm DW: Wow, thanks for playing the Halloween song from the "Sing Holiday" album - it's a fun one, and I've wanted to hear that for a while.

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from January 6, 2017

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January 6, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
B.A.S.I.C. (Brothers And Sisters In Christ)	Evening and Morning	B.A.S.I.C. (Magic Mountain Records 1976)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Duisburg Gospelgroup	Was Aber Werden Wir Sagen	VA - Aufbruch - Songs from Christian Life Communities (1968-74)	0:10:29 (Pop-up)
Les Chats Renaissance	La Vie "La Vie" by "Les Chats Renaissance"	Hermaphrodites (Vogue-Satchem 1972)	0:14:24 (Pop-up)
The Talent	Incredible Darling "Incredible Darling" by "The Talent"	GEAFISCHG (2016)	0:18:03 (Pop-up)
The Oh Sees	Jammed Exit "Jammed Exit" by "The Oh Sees"	An Odd Entrances (2016 Caste Face)	0:20:16 (Pop-up)

Wimala Amaradeva	Goyam Gee "Goyam Gee" by "Wimala Amaradeva"	VA - Songs and Rhythms of Sri Lanka (1972)	0:32:12 (Pop-up)
Ashur Sargis	Bit Nahren "Bit Nahren" by "Ashur Sargis"	Ashur Sargis Sings for Ancient Assyria (A/S 1979)	0:35:36 (Pop-up)
Hassan Abu Seoud	Chik Chak Chok "Chik Chak Chok" by "Hassan Abu Seoud"	This Is Orient [1974 Voice of Stars]	0:40:24 (Pop-up)
Tamrat Molla	Ene Yewededkwat "Ene Yewededkwat" by "Tamrat Molla"	Ethiopiques 24 Golden Years Of Modern Ethiopian Music, 1969-1975	0:44:53 (Pop-up)
Assawin Sritong	Chun Seaw Thew Teque	Chun Seaw Thew Teque (Tell Someone To Go Out to the Discoteque) 1986 AC-301	0:49:51 (Pop-up)

High Spirits - Holy Spirit School	So Long, Stay Well	Spirits of '71	0:58:28 (Pop-up)
Jeff	Rue Du Moulin Rompu "Rue Du Moulin Rompu" by "Jeff"	Rue Du Moulin Rompu (1977)	1:00:54 (Pop-up)
Laura Margolies	My World "My World" by "Laura Margolies"	(1 Sided Demo) [LM 6887 Adult Teenpop]	1:04:21 (Pop-up)
Dream Lake Ukulele Band	Jesus, I Believe What You Said	Volume 10 (Silver Crest Custom 1978)	1:06:13 (Pop-up)
Epsom Methodist Church Music Clubq	What Can I Do	AD 33 (1971)	1:08:28 (Pop-up)
Droitwich High School Blues Band	The Bitter End	What Is There To Say (1977 Hollick & Taylor HT LPS1540)	1:10:21 (Pop-up)

Beserk In A Hayfield	Club Paris "Club Paris" by "Beserk In A Hayfield"	VA - Cold Waves of Color, Vol 3 (1979-1985)	1:18:09 (Pop-up)
Delacave	Absence Appeal "Absence Appeal" by "Delacave"	VA - Tendres Tenebres (2016)	1:21:25 (Pop-up)
Asa Duncan & Frank Sullivan	Halloween	Sing Holiday (1974)	1:23:46 (Pop-up)
The Chapell Heirs	Praise The Lord	Sing Again [Vocal 197x]	1:26:27 (Pop-up)
Ted Michael with the Words of Life	All You Have To Do	Life's Story (1980)	1:28:42 (Pop-up)
Los Espadas	La Paz "La Paz" by "Los Espadas"	El Fabuloso Grupo	1:33:10 (Pop-up)

[Yanomami Shamen]	Mabutawi-Teri: Young Women’s Circle Song	Lost Shadows: In Defence of the Soul Yanomami Shamanism, Songs, Ritual, 1978	1:40:22 (Pop-up)
Nji Heulang & Kacapi Orkest Magaloejoe-Bandjardjoemoer	Untraced Song	The True Vine 78 Series Vol. 2. 1920s-40s recordings from Indochina and Indonesia; Laos, Vietnam, Burma, Sunda, Java & Bali	1:51:12 (Pop-up)
[Bhutanese Singers & Dancers]	Temple Sounds - Temple Monks, Pilgrims	VA - Music of Bhutan [1977 Ethnic Folkways]	1:54:30 (Pop-up)
Houwenema	Mandza Tom Halu "Mandza Tom Halu" by "Houwenema"	Various ‎– Togo - Music From West Africa (Rounder 1978)	1:57:42 (Pop-up)

Les Croisieres Dolori	Where We Were	Les Croisieres Dolori - 2016 Soundcloud Demo	2:10:46 (Pop-up)
Pere Ubu	Drinking Wine Spodyody "Drinking Wine Spodyody" by "Pere Ubu"	Manhattan [Max's Kansas City February 25 1977]	2:14:35 (Pop-up)
Claire Lepage	Demain "Demain" by "Claire Lepage"	Claire Lepage & Compagnie (1970 Transcanada)	2:18:38 (Pop-up)
The Woollfe Gang	Beware the Night	Apprehentious (1980 We're Woolfie)	2:21:57 (Pop-up)
The Dave	ST "ST" by "The Dave"	Poof! (no label 1985)	2:25:40 (Pop-up)
Rose Marie Lawson	I'm On the Battlefield	Sounds of Roses (USR 1968)	2:27:54 (Pop-up)

4 M International	Space Operator "Space Operator" by "4 M International"	Space Operator [good vibes ITA 1982]	2:36:05 (Pop-up)
Solat Ft. Billy Jones	You're Gonna Miss Me	Surinam! - Boogie & Disco Funk From The Surinamese Dance Floors '76 - '83	2:39:55 (Pop-up)
Грибы [Mushroom]	Бери грибы	Дом на колёсах (часть 1) 2016	2:44:46 (Pop-up)
Vive la Fête	Titi "Titi" by "Vive la Fête"	Product de Belgique (2014)	2:46:58 (Pop-up)
The Lord	Universe "Universe" by "The Lord"	VA - Cold Waves of Color, Vol 3 (1979-1985)	2:49:24 (Pop-up)
Overseas Container	Green Coat & Rosewater Lemonade	Abacus (2016)	2:52:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:04pm Doug Schulkind: Can barely hear ya!
	3:05pm fred: Hello Jason and Doug and others
	3:05pm Doug Schulkind: No, it was the Ethiopian music. Could hear it only waaay in the background.
	3:05pm Scraps: there we go!
	3:06pm Doug Schulkind: Your mic level was fine, but the music is way too low.
	3:07pm Jason Elbogen: Hey Doug... The Ethiopian music is my bed music;)
	3:08pm Doug Schulkind: But it was running without anything else and was inaudible! And the current music level is still too low.
	3:11pm Jeff Golick: Doug has hearing loss from living in headphones since 1980, is what he's trying to say.
	3:12pm Jeff Golick: (Actually, the bed music at the very top was pretty low. Rockin' now, however.)
	3:12pm Jeff Golick: @fred! How goes?
	3:18pm V Priceless: greetings all!
	3:20pm fred: @Jeff: Pretty well, though not all the way back yet. But I had to retire my WFMU bag because it was messing with the scar
	3:25pm Jason Elbogen: Fred--I'll have the powers-that-be look into making you a custom (scar-friendly) bag.
	3:28pm Jesse K: An big hello Jason!
	3:29pm Dean: The sticker reads, "Do not read this sticker with a straight face."
	3:34pm Jason Elbogen: hey Jesse, how're you?
	3:36pm Jeff Golick: @fred: sorry to hear about the bag/scar thing, but glad to see you 'round these parts.
	3:38pm Jesse K: I'm good, trying to finish up and leave work for the weekend. Got some records in the mail today so there's a reason to go into work. Digging this Sri Lankan record that I've never heard of before!
	3:42pm Ramblin' Ray: Making that darbukka talk...
	3:43pm fred: @Jeff: I'll probably miss Sunday's show. I'm well enough to be out of excuses to lazily stay home all day
	3:55pm Jeff Golick: You say "lazily stay home all day" like it's a bad thing, @fred.
	4:02pm fred: @Jeff: Running out of excuses is the bad thing there
	4:06pm Dean: Heh, I vigorously stay home all day when I can.
	4:21pm Jeff Golick: I am fond of saying, "Well, it's nice in here, too" to outdoor invitations. This "Club Paris" is sweet, btw. Pronounced "clooob" sans doute.
	4:27pm fred: I saw Delacave a few years ago and wasn't convinced. This track makes me think it's high time for me to see them again
	4:29pm Jason Elbogen: Yeah, Fred, I think so, too. They're from your part of the world, right?
	4:32pm fred: Based on the lineup of that gig, I'd say they're from eastern France
	4:32pm Dean: My wife and eldest kid attend services at our neighborhood Catholic church. I have no religious aspirations--except when I'm shrieking, "Jesus fucking Christ," which is often--but I can commend the church's musical offerings. (See what i did there?) So much less vapid (albeit pleasantly so) than the stuff on the playlist today. I mean, I've closed my eyes and felt like I was hearing a live performance by Trespass-era Genesis.
	4:52pm Dean: Okay, "vapid" these last two tracks ain't.
	4:53pm fred: Indeed, Delacave seems to be related to the "Triple alliance de l'est". So they're probably from eastern France, and friends of friends (I stopped trying to keep up with who plays in which project years ago)
	4:54pm coelacanth∅: crap. finally somebody on wfmu played delacave and i missed it? crap.
	4:54pm coelacanth∅: ...and, hello.
	4:55pm Ramblin' Ray: Extraordinary sounds. (Kacapi Orkest)
	4:56pm fred: Is The True Vine related to Ian Nagoski?
	4:57pm Jason Elbogen: Yeah, Fred. those are his comps from his collection
	4:57pm Jason Elbogen: he was selling CD-Rs a few years back
	4:57pm coelacanth∅: am liking this rootsy asian stuff though
	5:00pm Jason Elbogen: actually i correct that; I don't kow if Ian Nagoski himself was selling the CDRs, but I got them from the True Vine record store in Maryland that he was associated with...
	5:00pm fred: @Jason: I know, I bought three from him at a show years ago. That how I got interested in 78 reissues
	5:04pm fred: @Jason: Now, you know. Google says he played at Instants Chavirés in 2008, so he was selling them back then
	5:06pm fred: @coelacanth: How did you know about Delacave? (and hello too)
	5:16pm Jeff Golick: Bye-ya! Good weekends all, and stay safe!
	5:18pm coelacanth∅: hey fred, it was via Seb Normal, via vaisseau spatial, which has a member who bought my music via bandcamp. i love "delacave" and "run straight to them and grunt"...in fact mine is the review under the eponymous album on bandcamp.
	5:23pm fred: @coelacanth: small world indeed @Jason: I haven't seen them, but it looks like Les Croisières Dolori features Armelle from Heimat and Badaboum, and formerly The Dreams, and a bunch of other projects (see why I stopped trying to keep track?)
	5:34pm fred: I guess you'd be alive after being ressurected
	5:37pm Jason Elbogen: Can anybody guess which Fall song uses the exact same bass chords?
	5:38pm Jason Elbogen: I guess that's actually 'bass notes', not chords, eh?
	5:39pm Dean: To answer your question directly, yes, somebody can guess (perhaps even correctly!) the Fall song.
	5:42pm Jason Elbogen: In the future Google will give us the answer before we can guess.
	5:42pm Jason Elbogen: 'Guessing' will be quaint.
	5:43pm coelacanth∅: fred, do you know members of any of those bands, or seb normal? (i know it's a longshot but, as you said - small world. maybe you live in nantes?)
	5:46pm coelacanth∅: (...or cobonne?)
	5:47pm fred: @coelacanth: I don't think so, but I'm pretty sure they're at least friends of friends. The scene isn't that big (and France isn't big either), so people know each other
	5:50pm coelacanth∅: well it sure opened up a portal for me... i'm sure i've bought at least a couple dozen releases as a result of that original association. by the way, how's your healing coming?
	5:53pm fred: Slowly but steadily, thanks for asking. I'm at the point where the main risk is feeling too good for my own sake and doing something stupid. Knowing myself, doing something stupid is a very real possibility, nay, almost a sure bet
	6:00pm coelacanth∅: i can relate so i know the protocol smalltalk advice is stupid so - Good Luck!
	6:02pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Jason
	6:02pm fred: Isn't Bronwyn the OG of this on the station? Anyway, thanks Jason, hear you next week
	11:55pm DW: Wow, thanks for playing the Halloween song from the "Sing Holiday" album - it's a fun one, and I've wanted to hear that for a while.

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from January 6, 2017

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