WFMU: Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from July 15, 2017

Listener comments!
	5:58am Brian in UK: Stack me, it's Saturday morning. Rise and shine. Hello Bill. Trust the back is holding up.
	6:00am annie: good morning all!!
	6:02am duke: Wake and Bake - oops wrong day. Hi Bill Annie, Brian etc. etc.
	6:02am Tidepoolbay: Good Morning! Philip & Mookie from Sussex county are in.
	6:02am Stanley: I'm at the Dirt Track. Where is everybody?
	6:04am desnog: Is Jeffrey away this week?
	6:04am Brian in UK: Hey Stanley house is on the market. Scary.
	6:05am Brian in UK: Hey Annie how is the bicycle working out?
	6:06am Bill Mac: Hey all! Yep the dirt track is a trademark of the Drummer Stream I'm afraid. Mr Davison is out today, back next week I believe
	6:07am desnog: I miss the old Zzzzzzero Hour in the slot before this one, I have to admit.
	6:07am Tidepoolbay: Moondog! I have this album!
	6:08am annie: actually pretty great, i took it for a ride around the goodwill last week. and tusday i'll be house-sitting in a neighborhood with level streets.. i'm stoked..one month of regular use..
	6:08am Stanley: By the power of teleportation, I'm now here in the more sedate surroundings of the studio stream. Hey Bill and all.
	6:09am Stanley: Brian, end of an earole?
	6:10am Bill Mac: @desnog I do - sometimes. Trying to sleep on Friday night is impossible most of the time and I do like Saturday mornings now.
	6:15am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Bill! Welcome back to Saturday!
	6:19am Bill Mac: Hey all, did I just wake up from a two year snooze? Happy Saturday! Happy belated Bastille Day!
	6:20am Howard F: Good morning friends
	6:22am Bill Mac: Hi Howard!
	6:24am Stanley: Nice easy going start, Bill. Suits my mood this morning.
	6:26am Bill Mac: Jeffrey sent me a Saturday morning vibe. I can't do his show though...
	6:30am Howard F: Is this Fripp on guitar? Has a Frippian vibe. Cool, at any rate.
	6:31am Bill Mac: No, someone names Hans Ruedinger Pukke
	6:32am Howard F: Ah, thanks.
	6:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Monster Zzzzzero ! Good times.
	6:37am dale: dug that rod mckuen
	6:39am Brian in UK: Karen Carpenter had a lovely if unsentimental voice.
	6:40am Stanley: I've got a bit of a shrunken head, this morning.
	6:43am Brian in UK: Bill I guess there is no chance of MacArthur Park by Richard Harris appearing today.
	6:47am Bill Mac: Maybe
	6:48am Tidepoolbay: Richard Harris! Yes!
	6:48am Brian in UK: Love you. I'm sixteen again.
	6:48am Bill Mac: You guys crack me up.
	6:48am duke: This cake is all soggy
	6:49am Tidepoolbay: Soggy Tears of joy!
	6:49am Bill Mac: I was wondering if this song is about your current retirement.
	6:49am V Priceless: Great! Heya Bill
	6:50am Tidepoolbay: Oh I have this album too!
	6:50am Brian in UK: Going to the swimming pool in the summer. Maybe, Bill. Soggy cake day tomorrow.
	6:50am Bill Mac: VP! I can go to the Post Office now!
	6:52am Brian in UK: Francis Bebey's Pygmy Love Song is a belter too.
	6:52am Bill Mac: Rock n Roll baby!
	6:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh what a tangled JimmyWebb we weave...
	6:53am V Priceless: ha! And make a sandwich! Can only imagine what The Association would have done with this!
	6:53am Bill Mac: Funny, this song has been crossing paths with me over the last couple months
	6:54am Bill Mac: I seem to remember SCTV doing a spoof on this when it was on.
	6:55am dale: richard harris makes me think of camelot which makes me think of vanessa redgrave which is good.
	6:55am Tidepoolbay: Second City Television!
	6:55am duke: SCTV Macarthur Park www.youtube.com...
	6:55am Brian in UK: You've made an old man happy, Bill!!
	6:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Association is a great association...
	6:56am Bill Mac: Thanks Duke! @Brian Apparently I made a lot of old men happy
	6:57am Tidepoolbay: Thanks Duke!
	6:59am V Priceless: Webb wrote it for them, but they bailed because it was too long and they didn't want to battle over which band members tunes would have to be sacrificed in order to fit it on the LP. I guess no one considered double LPs in '68!
	7:01am Bill Mac: Gilbert Gottfried had Jimmy Webb on his podcsat a few month back. Of course Jimmy had to duet with Gilbert.
	7:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Way kewl VP!...'making a lot of old men happy' tho' - not associations I wanna make...
	7:08am Bill Mac: Nah.... I'll go stand in the corner now...
	7:13am Guido from Cologne: ... hahahaha .... Heino + Petula (singing German) . Anothe masterwork from Vicki!
	7:16am Bill Mac: I didn't realize that was Heino!
	7:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Happy 70th to the incomparable Roky Erickson.
	7:18am Bill Mac: Wow today?
	7:18am Guido from Cologne: Comment on Can's "Turtles"-track at DISCOGS: WARNING: Do NOT listen to "Turtles Have Short Legs" in your car at anything near high volume, if you are driving at highway speed. The irresistible rhythms will overcome your self-control. Your head will start thrashing back and forth as if it had a mind of its own; your body will flail around like a marionette on strings; and you will find yourself shouting "AND WE GO MARCHING ON!!!" over and over again at the top of your lungs... all while you're sitting behind the wheel and working the pedals. This will cause your car to jerk back and forth and swerve around unpredictably in close proximity to other vehicles. How do we know this? Don't ask.
	7:19am Guido from Cologne: Heino "Bier Bier Bier" : www.youtube.com...
	7:20am Guido from Cologne: Downtown in German by Petula: www.youtube.com...
	7:21am Guido from Cologne: "Tears Are Going Home": IMHO the only track one really needs by LAVA.
	7:23am Guido from Cologne: Roky Erickson: "in doubt consult your dealer."
	7:29am Stanley: I'm back. And just in time for the calypso slot.
	7:30am Bill Mac: On cue! I can picture you mamboing into the study...
	7:31am Stanley: Bahamian grooves. Nice. Do you have 'Burma Road' by Ronnie Butler, by chance? Some Joseph Spence is always welcome. (Drat, missed my chance)
	7:45am Brian in UK: Stanley, sounds good maybe some steel pans. Robert Greenidge (good Trinidadian name) or Winston Spree.
	7:46am Brian in UK: Whatever happened to Professor Membrane?
	7:49am Stanley: I love 'Burma Road', towards the end the song degenerates into a list of foods he loves to eat. Joseph Spence was a big fan of chinese food.
	7:51am Stanley: I believe he's still doing the usual seperation and filtration service.
	7:53am Brian in UK: A thankless task. Thanks Prof.
	7:54am Stanley: Oh no Yoko! She's getting an inordinate amount of airplay, recently. (I'll leave the room before the weird screaming starts)
	7:56am Stanley: Haha Joseph, doing his best, as always.
	7:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...werid screaming - is that any way to behave @ a Rawk'n'Roll concert...
	7:58am Stanley: Lovely, thanks Bill.
	7:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not to say werid spelling... Always great fun - whenever the Zzzero Hour falls.
	8:04am Bill Mac: Can't do it without you all
	8:07am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Bill. Thanks for steering the planet today. Do you prefer coffee, tea or maybe covfefe?
	8:08am Bill Mac: One sip and you don't have to account for anything!
	8:08am Brian in UK: That last song sounded like it was trying to burst into a Flamin' Groovies toon.
	8:20am Guido from Cologne: "Mr. Lucky" used to be one of Frank O'Toole's bed musics. So i was afraid the mike wasn't up while the deejay is talking. :-)
	8:21am Bill Mac: I felt the urge to talk over it but I fought it
	8:22am Guido from Cologne: ... hahahaha ... "Milk Cow Blues" ripped off by The Chocolate Watch Band as "Don't Need Your Lovin'" single.
	8:26am Stanley: I think this is the album Sheila B had something to do with.
	8:27am Bill Mac: Very good... she gets a co-credit for comp & notes
	8:30am Brian in UK: Bill, this is like a time warp. Got to cut out and take Spencer to the woods. People coming to look at the house. It has never been cleaner. Do not know if I can keep this up. Try and catch you on the Underground on Tuesday.
	8:33am Brian in UK: Did you say a piece of cake. Not soggy. Off.
	8:34am Stanley: Bye Brian
	8:38am Stanley: Although I love the idea of Bob Marley being in the title, it's actually 'Marylebone', in West London. Now very affluent, then a bit sleazy and cheap.
	8:39am KP: Oops. Forgot to set alarm
	8:40am Bill Mac: Heyo KP!
	8:41am Guido from Cologne: one of one of the best single flip sides ever! I would die for getting more of the jamming in the fade-out!
	8:41am V Priceless: Softs! Missing Ayers here
	8:48am Stanley: The Ace label is cleaning up today.
	8:49am Bill Mac: I'm telling you! Great stuff from them
	8:49am melinda: Morning!
	8:50am Bill Mac: Hi Mel! just in time!
	8:51am Stanley: This Wolf is damn fine.
	8:52am melinda: I have difficulty tuning in early.
	8:56am Bill Mac: I don't blame you! Hey folks this is it! I'll see you on Tuesday with any amount of luck! Enjoy the weekend!
	8:56am Stanley: Tom Jones there, one from his atheist period.
	8:57am V Priceless: Thanks Bill! Fun show!
	8:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What's true, pussycat?
	8:58am Stanley: Yikes, nearly two in the afternoon and I'm still not dressed. But hey, a classic Zero Hour show, up with the best. Thanks and see ya, Bill (and Maxine)
	8:59am Greg from ZONE 5: BILL MAC!
	8:59am Bill Mac: Greg!!!!
	9:00am Guido from Cologne: Great show CU soon

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July 15, 2017: Paradise of Bachelors

Upcoming Events:

Tuesday, July 18th, 4pm - 7pm: I’m filling in for Continental Subway on the Drummer Stream

Tuesday, July 25th, 4pm - 7pm: I’m filling in for Continental Subway on the Drummer Stream

Thursday, August 3rd, 7pm - 10pm: I'm filling in for Explorers Room on the Drummer Stream

Sunday, August 6th, 6am - 9am: I'm filling in for Nate K's Burn It Down!

Monday, August 7th, 9am - Noon: I'm filling in for Joe McGasko's Surface Noise

Thursday, August 10th, 7pm - 10pm: I'm filling in for Explorers Room on the Drummer Stream

If you're interested in when I'll be doing fill-ins email me and I'll keep you posted on upcoming shows.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Leo Kottke	Vaseline Machine Gun "Vaseline Machine Gun" by "Leo Kottke"	6 & 12 String Guitar	Rhino			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Moondog	Marimba Mondo "Marimba Mondo" by "Moondog"	German Years 1977-99	Roof Music			0:03:43 (Pop-up)
Nina Miranda	Capoeira 2020 "Capoeira 2020" by "Nina Miranda"	Freedom of Movement	Six Degrees		*	0:08:30 (Pop-up)
David Greenberger, Glenn Jones, Chris Corsano	A Painter of the Sixties	An Idea for Everything	Okraina		*	0:12:15 (Pop-up)
Bill Orcutt	How They Book "How They Book" by "Bill Orcutt"	How the Thing Sings	Editions Mega			0:14:32 (Pop-up)
Rod Mckuen	Get the Hell Out of My World					0:15:49 (Pop-up)
Annie Nilsson	Gotta Get Up "Gotta Get Up" by "Annie Nilsson"	Gotta Get Up! The Songs Of Harry Nilsson 1965-1972	Ace		*	0:18:31 (Pop-up)
James Elkington	When I am Slow "When I am Slow" by "James Elkington"	Wintres Woma	Paradise of Bachelors		*	0:21:29 (Pop-up)
Arto Lindsay	Ilha Dos Prazeres "Ilha Dos Prazeres" by "Arto Lindsay"	Cuidado Madame	Northern Spy		*	0:24:18 (Pop-up)
Kevin Coyne	Open Up the Gates "Open Up the Gates" by "Kevin Coyne"	Wild Tiger Love	Rockport			0:28:29 (Pop-up)
Klaatu	Anus from Uranus "Anus from Uranus" by "Klaatu"	Klaatu	Capitol			0:30:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit				0:34:06 (Pop-up)
Francis Bebey	Coffee Cola Song "Coffee Cola Song" by "Francis Bebey"	Electromigration: Global Music on the Move: Rob Weisberg's 2017 Marathon Premium			*	0:45:24 (Pop-up)
Richard Harris	MacArthur Park "MacArthur Park" by "Richard Harris"	A Tramp Shining				0:48:21 (Pop-up)
Al Massrieen	Asef Geden "Asef Geden" by "Al Massrieen"	Modern Music	Habibi Funk		*	0:54:48 (Pop-up)
Ahmed Malek & Flako	Tape 12 Track 1	The Electronic Tapes	Habibi Funk		*	0:58:46 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit				1:01:47 (Pop-up)
Blockhead	NYC Bounce "NYC Bounce" by "Blockhead"	Uncle Tony's Coloring Book	Young Heavy Souls		*	1:07:00 (Pop-up)
People Like Us	Bier Bier Bier Downtown	Abridged too Far	Discrepant		*	1:10:31 (Pop-up)
Can	Turtles Have Short Legs "Turtles Have Short Legs" by "Can"	Singles	Spoon			1:13:38 (Pop-up)
Lava	Tears Are Going Home "Tears Are Going Home" by "Lava"	The Brain Box - Cerebral Sounds Of Brain Records 1972-1979	Brain	8 CD Box Set	*	1:16:59 (Pop-up)
The Spades	We Sell Soul "We Sell Soul" by "The Spades"	I Have Always Been Here Before	Shout factory			1:21:32 (Pop-up)
Pasteur Lappé	Sanaga Calypso "Sanaga Calypso" by "Pasteur Lappé"	Pop Makossa - The Invasive Dance Beat of Cameroon 1976-1984	Analog		*	1:25:44 (Pop-up)
Blind Blake	Spirit Rum "Spirit Rum" by "Blind Blake"	Goombay: Music from Bahamas	Bongo Joe		*	1:28:09 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit				1:30:48 (Pop-up)
Swans	Song of a Warrior "Song of a Warrior" by "Swans"	The Seer	Young God			1:38:59 (Pop-up)
Jad Fair & Kramer	Pickpockets of Love	The History of Crying	Shimmy Disc		*	1:42:20 (Pop-up)
They Might Be Giants	Particle Man	Dial-A-Song: 20 Years of They Might Be Giants	Rhino			1:44:59 (Pop-up)
Big Blood	All is Clear "All is Clear" by "Big Blood"	The Daughters Union	Don't Trust the Ruin		*	1:46:50 (Pop-up)
Yoko Ono/Plastic Ono Band	Midsummer New York	Fly	Secretly Canadian		*	1:51:47 (Pop-up)
Joseph Spence	Don't Let Nobody Burn Down Burma Road	Good Morning Mr Walker	Arhoolie			1:55:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit				1:58:16 (Pop-up)
Come On	Don't walk on the Kitchen Floor	Come On	Manufactured recordings			2:04:12 (Pop-up)
Asphixiation	Asphixiation "Asphixiation" by "Asphixiation"	What is this Thing Called Disco?	Chapter Music		*	2:07:25 (Pop-up)
Henry Mancini	Mr Lucky "Mr Lucky" by "Henry Mancini"	Jazz on Film: Crime jazz	Moochin About	8 CD Box Set	*	2:10:45 (Pop-up)
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard	Altered Beast II	Murder of the Universe	Flightless		*	2:12:57 (Pop-up)
Dave Davies	Milk Cow Blues "Milk Cow Blues" by "Dave Davies"	Unfinished Business	Velvel		*	2:17:23 (Pop-up)
Dusty Springfield	Now That You're My baby	The Dusty Springfield Anthology	Mercury			2:21:05 (Pop-up)
Toni Daly	Like the Big Man Said "Like the Big Man Said" by "Toni Daly"	Marleybone beat Girls 1964-1967 She Pop from the UK	Ace		*	2:24:24 (Pop-up)
The Shame	Too old to Go Way "Too old to Go Way" by "The Shame"	Celebrities at Their Best Vol. 5!: Joe Belocks 2017 Marathon Premium	None		*	2:25:50 (Pop-up)
Marbles	Only One woman "Only One woman" by "Marbles"	To Love Somebody: The Songs Of The Bee Gees 1966-1969	Ace		*	2:29:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit				2:31:54 (Pop-up)
TV Personalities	World of Pauline Lewis	And Don't the Kids Just Love It	Fire		*	2:38:21 (Pop-up)
Soft Machine	Feelin' Reelin' Squeelin'	Jon Savage's 1967 - The Year Pop Divided	Ace		*	2:40:33 (Pop-up)
Eddie Floyd	Good Love, Bad Love "Good Love, Bad Love" by "Eddie Floyd"	More From The Other Side Of The Trax: Stax-Volt 45rpm Rarities 1960-1968	Kent Soul		*	2:43:33 (Pop-up)
Steve Young	Seven Bridges Road "Seven Bridges Road" by "Steve Young"	Seven Bridges Road: The Complete Recordings	Ace		*	2:45:42 (Pop-up)
Howlin Wolf	Down in the Bottom "Down in the Bottom" by "Howlin Wolf"	The Howlin Wolf Album	Cadet			2:48:14 (Pop-up)
Tom Jones	Burning Hell "Burning Hell" by "Tom Jones"	Praise & Blame	Island			2:50:57 (Pop-up)
Lightning	William Tell Overture "William Tell Overture" by "Lightning"					2:54:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:58am Brian in UK: Stack me, it's Saturday morning. Rise and shine. Hello Bill. Trust the back is holding up.
	6:00am annie: good morning all!!
	6:02am duke: Wake and Bake - oops wrong day. Hi Bill Annie, Brian etc. etc.
	6:02am Tidepoolbay: Good Morning! Philip & Mookie from Sussex county are in.
	6:02am Stanley: I'm at the Dirt Track. Where is everybody?
	6:04am desnog: Is Jeffrey away this week?
	6:04am Brian in UK: Hey Stanley house is on the market. Scary.
	6:05am Brian in UK: Hey Annie how is the bicycle working out?
	6:06am Bill Mac: Hey all! Yep the dirt track is a trademark of the Drummer Stream I'm afraid. Mr Davison is out today, back next week I believe
	6:07am desnog: I miss the old Zzzzzzero Hour in the slot before this one, I have to admit.
	6:07am Tidepoolbay: Moondog! I have this album!
	6:08am annie: actually pretty great, i took it for a ride around the goodwill last week. and tusday i'll be house-sitting in a neighborhood with level streets.. i'm stoked..one month of regular use..
	6:08am Stanley: By the power of teleportation, I'm now here in the more sedate surroundings of the studio stream. Hey Bill and all.
	6:09am Stanley: Brian, end of an earole?
	6:10am Bill Mac: @desnog I do - sometimes. Trying to sleep on Friday night is impossible most of the time and I do like Saturday mornings now.
	6:15am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Bill! Welcome back to Saturday!
	6:19am Bill Mac: Hey all, did I just wake up from a two year snooze? Happy Saturday! Happy belated Bastille Day!
	6:20am Howard F: Good morning friends
	6:22am Bill Mac: Hi Howard!
	6:24am Stanley: Nice easy going start, Bill. Suits my mood this morning.
	6:26am Bill Mac: Jeffrey sent me a Saturday morning vibe. I can't do his show though...
	6:30am Howard F: Is this Fripp on guitar? Has a Frippian vibe. Cool, at any rate.
	6:31am Bill Mac: No, someone names Hans Ruedinger Pukke
	6:32am Howard F: Ah, thanks.
	6:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Monster Zzzzzero ! Good times.
	6:37am dale: dug that rod mckuen
	6:39am Brian in UK: Karen Carpenter had a lovely if unsentimental voice.
	6:40am Stanley: I've got a bit of a shrunken head, this morning.
	6:43am Brian in UK: Bill I guess there is no chance of MacArthur Park by Richard Harris appearing today.
	6:47am Bill Mac: Maybe
	6:48am Tidepoolbay: Richard Harris! Yes!
	6:48am Brian in UK: Love you. I'm sixteen again.
	6:48am Bill Mac: You guys crack me up.
	6:48am duke: This cake is all soggy
	6:49am Tidepoolbay: Soggy Tears of joy!
	6:49am Bill Mac: I was wondering if this song is about your current retirement.
	6:49am V Priceless: Great! Heya Bill
	6:50am Tidepoolbay: Oh I have this album too!
	6:50am Brian in UK: Going to the swimming pool in the summer. Maybe, Bill. Soggy cake day tomorrow.
	6:50am Bill Mac: VP! I can go to the Post Office now!
	6:52am Brian in UK: Francis Bebey's Pygmy Love Song is a belter too.
	6:52am Bill Mac: Rock n Roll baby!
	6:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh what a tangled JimmyWebb we weave...
	6:53am V Priceless: ha! And make a sandwich! Can only imagine what The Association would have done with this!
	6:53am Bill Mac: Funny, this song has been crossing paths with me over the last couple months
	6:54am Bill Mac: I seem to remember SCTV doing a spoof on this when it was on.
	6:55am dale: richard harris makes me think of camelot which makes me think of vanessa redgrave which is good.
	6:55am Tidepoolbay: Second City Television!
	6:55am duke: SCTV Macarthur Park www.youtube.com...
	6:55am Brian in UK: You've made an old man happy, Bill!!
	6:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Association is a great association...
	6:56am Bill Mac: Thanks Duke! @Brian Apparently I made a lot of old men happy
	6:57am Tidepoolbay: Thanks Duke!
	6:59am V Priceless: Webb wrote it for them, but they bailed because it was too long and they didn't want to battle over which band members tunes would have to be sacrificed in order to fit it on the LP. I guess no one considered double LPs in '68!
	7:01am Bill Mac: Gilbert Gottfried had Jimmy Webb on his podcsat a few month back. Of course Jimmy had to duet with Gilbert.
	7:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Way kewl VP!...'making a lot of old men happy' tho' - not associations I wanna make...
	7:08am Bill Mac: Nah.... I'll go stand in the corner now...
	7:13am Guido from Cologne: ... hahahaha .... Heino + Petula (singing German) . Anothe masterwork from Vicki!
	7:16am Bill Mac: I didn't realize that was Heino!
	7:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Happy 70th to the incomparable Roky Erickson.
	7:18am Bill Mac: Wow today?
	7:18am Guido from Cologne: Comment on Can's "Turtles"-track at DISCOGS: WARNING: Do NOT listen to "Turtles Have Short Legs" in your car at anything near high volume, if you are driving at highway speed. The irresistible rhythms will overcome your self-control. Your head will start thrashing back and forth as if it had a mind of its own; your body will flail around like a marionette on strings; and you will find yourself shouting "AND WE GO MARCHING ON!!!" over and over again at the top of your lungs... all while you're sitting behind the wheel and working the pedals. This will cause your car to jerk back and forth and swerve around unpredictably in close proximity to other vehicles. How do we know this? Don't ask.
	7:19am Guido from Cologne: Heino "Bier Bier Bier" : www.youtube.com...
	7:20am Guido from Cologne: Downtown in German by Petula: www.youtube.com...
	7:21am Guido from Cologne: "Tears Are Going Home": IMHO the only track one really needs by LAVA.
	7:23am Guido from Cologne: Roky Erickson: "in doubt consult your dealer."
	7:29am Stanley: I'm back. And just in time for the calypso slot.
	7:30am Bill Mac: On cue! I can picture you mamboing into the study...
	7:31am Stanley: Bahamian grooves. Nice. Do you have 'Burma Road' by Ronnie Butler, by chance? Some Joseph Spence is always welcome. (Drat, missed my chance)
	7:45am Brian in UK: Stanley, sounds good maybe some steel pans. Robert Greenidge (good Trinidadian name) or Winston Spree.
	7:46am Brian in UK: Whatever happened to Professor Membrane?
	7:49am Stanley: I love 'Burma Road', towards the end the song degenerates into a list of foods he loves to eat. Joseph Spence was a big fan of chinese food.
	7:51am Stanley: I believe he's still doing the usual seperation and filtration service.
	7:53am Brian in UK: A thankless task. Thanks Prof.
	7:54am Stanley: Oh no Yoko! She's getting an inordinate amount of airplay, recently. (I'll leave the room before the weird screaming starts)
	7:56am Stanley: Haha Joseph, doing his best, as always.
	7:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...werid screaming - is that any way to behave @ a Rawk'n'Roll concert...
	7:58am Stanley: Lovely, thanks Bill.
	7:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not to say werid spelling... Always great fun - whenever the Zzzero Hour falls.
	8:04am Bill Mac: Can't do it without you all
	8:07am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Bill. Thanks for steering the planet today. Do you prefer coffee, tea or maybe covfefe?
	8:08am Bill Mac: One sip and you don't have to account for anything!
	8:08am Brian in UK: That last song sounded like it was trying to burst into a Flamin' Groovies toon.
	8:20am Guido from Cologne: "Mr. Lucky" used to be one of Frank O'Toole's bed musics. So i was afraid the mike wasn't up while the deejay is talking. :-)
	8:21am Bill Mac: I felt the urge to talk over it but I fought it
	8:22am Guido from Cologne: ... hahahaha ... "Milk Cow Blues" ripped off by The Chocolate Watch Band as "Don't Need Your Lovin'" single.
	8:26am Stanley: I think this is the album Sheila B had something to do with.
	8:27am Bill Mac: Very good... she gets a co-credit for comp & notes
	8:30am Brian in UK: Bill, this is like a time warp. Got to cut out and take Spencer to the woods. People coming to look at the house. It has never been cleaner. Do not know if I can keep this up. Try and catch you on the Underground on Tuesday.
	8:33am Brian in UK: Did you say a piece of cake. Not soggy. Off.
	8:34am Stanley: Bye Brian
	8:38am Stanley: Although I love the idea of Bob Marley being in the title, it's actually 'Marylebone', in West London. Now very affluent, then a bit sleazy and cheap.
	8:39am KP: Oops. Forgot to set alarm
	8:40am Bill Mac: Heyo KP!
	8:41am Guido from Cologne: one of one of the best single flip sides ever! I would die for getting more of the jamming in the fade-out!
	8:41am V Priceless: Softs! Missing Ayers here
	8:48am Stanley: The Ace label is cleaning up today.
	8:49am Bill Mac: I'm telling you! Great stuff from them
	8:49am melinda: Morning!
	8:50am Bill Mac: Hi Mel! just in time!
	8:51am Stanley: This Wolf is damn fine.
	8:52am melinda: I have difficulty tuning in early.
	8:56am Bill Mac: I don't blame you! Hey folks this is it! I'll see you on Tuesday with any amount of luck! Enjoy the weekend!
	8:56am Stanley: Tom Jones there, one from his atheist period.
	8:57am V Priceless: Thanks Bill! Fun show!
	8:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What's true, pussycat?
	8:58am Stanley: Yikes, nearly two in the afternoon and I'm still not dressed. But hey, a classic Zero Hour show, up with the best. Thanks and see ya, Bill (and Maxine)
	8:59am Greg from ZONE 5: BILL MAC!
	8:59am Bill Mac: Greg!!!!
	9:00am Guido from Cologne: Great show CU soon

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from July 15, 2017

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