WFMU: Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from July 31, 2017

Listener comments!
	7:02pm Kat in Chicago: I forgot about the opening lines of this song. Trying to imagine Joni Mitchell urinating in a parking lot!
	7:05pm chris: caw! er, hello.
	7:06pm gd0: You ARE gonna play the Super Chicken theme song, right?
	7:07pm Kat in Chicago: Somehow this is exactly what I want to hear right now
	7:08pm Dean: Guru Guru, "Chicken Rock"
	7:09pm Dan Bodah: Hi all! Loads of critters on deck for you tonight. Happy to hear your suggestions for more -- if I don't get to them tonight, I might another week soon,
	7:09pm Dan Bodah: I'm looking specifically for music with human voices imitating animals or insects or fish or birds or water bears or whatnot
	7:15pm geezerette: This is great! Yippie!
	7:16pm Michael 98145: Does "Werewolves Of London" count?
	7:17pm cat: yes yippie!
	7:17pm geezerette: :D
	7:18pm cat: i was down in a hen house on my knees/ i thought i heard a chicken sneeze/ it was only a rooster sayin his prayers/ thankin his god for the hens upstairs
	7:20pm ?: i once was stealing a chicken to eat and the farmer almost caught me, but i said "aint nobody here but us chickens" and the farmer believed me. he was dumb as hell
	7:23pm JakeGould: Good show. And for those who like comedy, Trump just tweeted this in the last hour, “A great day at the White House!”
	7:24pm geezerette: !!! :D He's nuts.
	7:24pm xtine: fantastic show!
	7:24pm xtine: hi Dan!!!
	7:24pm Dan Bodah: They could use some chickens in the White House
	7:24pm Dan Bodah: Hi Xtine!!
	7:25pm geezerette: hahahaaaaaaah!
	7:25pm Kat in Chicago: Chickens couldn't do worse at this point.
	7:26pm Dean: http://www.sibetrans.com/trans/articulo/94/crickets-in-the-concert-hall-a-history-of-animals-in-western-music I was thinking of medieval and Renaissance imitations, e.g., Janequin, mentioned in the article.
	7:27pm chris: true fact, chickens are already in the whitehouse. today's tweet is the proof of the improvement over the trial run which resulted in 'covfefe' being sent out
	7:27pm JakeGould: I’ve seen chickens play tic-tac-toe. They are ready to make hard decisions.
	7:27pm geezerette: Kurt Schwitters Choral Society.
	7:27pm Dan Bodah: @Dean -- thanks for the link! I have a couple of Renaissance/early music pieces lines up
	7:29pm Froggie: Thanks for Hey Bulldog!
	7:29pm geezerette: I'd like to see the wardrobe.
	7:29pm steve: wow now this is a find right here
	7:29pm JakeGould: I don’t believe you are playing the Fox song.
	7:30pm rw: Holy cow.
	7:31pm Michael 98145: yup
	7:31pm Dan Bodah: My only regret is that Gangam Style has no animal imitations in it
	7:32pm JakeGould: @Dan: Your regret… My blessing…
	7:32pm Kat in Chicago: I am unclear as to how and why that last recording exists
	7:33pm Dean: Who let the dogs out?
	7:33pm JakeGould: The same person who stole the cookie from the cookie jar.
	7:34pm Dean: Peanut, peanut butter, jelly jelly
	7:39pm mcginniwa: "What does the Fox say" is pretty great satire of current pop song writing. It emulates the form perfectly while subverting it with absurd subject matter. I.e. you can have a "hit" about nothing at all if you paint by these numbers.
	7:39pm JakeGould: Whatever the fox says is… I’m tired… So tired… My soul… Tired… So… Tired…
	7:40pm Jeff: I was totally stoked to hear "What Does the Fox Say?" on WFMU. It's pleasingly crazed, and makes me smile. I remember hearing it back when it was A Thing, although unsurprisingly the way I found out about it was that it was such a sensation in whatever world it existed in that parodies started being created which in turn leaked into my world...
	7:40pm JakeGould: @Jeff: So did Weird Al do a parody that was like, “What does Fox news say?”
	7:41pm Jeff: @Jake: I hope not.
	7:42pm Michael 98145: what Jeff said
	7:42pm Kat in Chicago: That was a hit?
	7:44pm mcginniwa: On Youtube
	7:44pm Jeff: What was a hit?
	7:45pm mcginniwa: "3 years ago, 684,029,336 views"
	7:46pm Jeff: On the subject of life before Google: I've really really loved that Chuck & Beans comic on the subject ever since I first saw it. It's perfect. loyalkng.com...
	7:46pm mcginniwa: P.S. I hate it when my brain drops a piece of vocabulary. Obviously "parody" is more accurate than "satire of form". Sheesh.
	7:49pm dale: fun show! hello shirly - this is squirelly. 10-4!
	7:50pm JakeGould: Parody means nothing in the age of Trump. Could Aaron Sorkin’s overwrought mind have come up with DA MOOCH?
	7:51pm Jeff: @mcginniwa: I have blank spots in sentences where I know there's an exactly right word which isn't immediately coming to me all the time. Sometimes I google for synonyms to an almost-right word. In fact, I did it just then to get parody.
	7:51pm mcginniwa: Speaking of DA MOOCH, my nomination for Weird Al song is "What does DA MOOCH say?"
	7:52pm Richard S: DA MOOCH says "I'm outta here!"
	7:52pm Kat in Chicago: OMG if Olga P visited the station Ken would plotz
	7:52pm mcginniwa: @Jeff I would say something deeply meaningful and informed, but I can remember the word right now ;)
	7:53pm mcginniwa: s/can/can't/
	7:54pm Jeff: Sorkin's Mooch would be completely unlike the real one - using words which went together much better and came in long fast strings in one take.
	7:54pm Richard S: More like Joe "Goodfellas" Pesci
	7:54pm JakeGould: @Jeff: And it would all be boring, tedious and yet go on for 6 more episodes than needed.
	7:55pm JakeGould: Look folks, let’s ease off of this guy… HE’S ONLY HUMAN!!!!
	7:57pm Jeff: @JakeGould: them's fighting words. If you don't recognize and laud Sorkin's absolute mastery of the the art of writing dialogue, I will toss you out a window after poking you in one or more eyes.
	7:58pm JakeGould: Poke as many eyes as you wish… As long as they are not mine, I could care less!
	8:00pm JakeGould: Aaron Sorkin, Joss Whedon and J.J. Abrams stuck in an elevator. Now that would be something!
	8:03pm Richard S: DEEP IN THE HEART OF JERSEY!

Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from July 31, 2017

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July 31, 2017: 92: ANIMAL TALK - sounds of HUMANS IMITATING ANIMALS

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Joni Mitchell	Talk to Me "Talk to Me" by "Joni Mitchell"	The Essential Jaco Pastorius	Capitol	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Meters	Chicken Strut "Chicken Strut" by "The Meters"	Struttin'	Atlantic	0:03:47 (Pop-up)
Slim Gaillard	Chicken Rhythm "Chicken Rhythm" by "Slim Gaillard"	Laughing In Rhythm: The Best Of The Verve Years	Verve	0:06:27 (Pop-up)
Cliff Carlisle	Shanghai Rooster Yodel	Blue Yodeler And Steel Guitar Wizard	Arhoolie	0:09:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Necks	Silverwater "Silverwater" by "The Necks"	Silverwater	ReR Megacorp	0:12:13 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Hey Bulldog "Hey Bulldog" by "The Beatles"	Magical Mystery Tour	Apple	0:15:20 (Pop-up)
Sam The Sham & the Pharaohs	Little Red Riding Hood	Little Red Riding Hood	Caribe	0:18:06 (Pop-up)
Rufus Thomas	Tiger Man (King of the Jungle)	Rufus Thomas - Tiger Man 1950-1957	Document Records	0:20:35 (Pop-up)
Affabre Chamber Singers	Duetto buffo di due gatti	Affabre Bis	Affabre	0:23:15 (Pop-up)
Ylvis	The Fox (What Does the Fox Say?)	Single	Urheim	0:27:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Necks	Silverwater "Silverwater" by "The Necks"	Silverwater	ReR Megacorp	0:31:21 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together In A Cave And Grooving With A Pict	Ummagumma	Pink Floyd Music Ltd.	0:35:10 (Pop-up)
Jaoa Gilberto	O Pato (The Duck) "O Pato (The Duck)" by "Jaoa Gilberto"	Rosa Morena	Chard	0:40:17 (Pop-up)
Olga Podluzhnaya (Ольга ПодлужнаяY)	Sky Songs	Uutai: Live Jew's Harp	Proton LLC	0:42:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Dezurik Sisters	Whippoorwill Song	Yodel and Sing their Greatest Hits	Mississippi	0:47:25 (Pop-up)
Anne LeBaron	Floodsongs: Bullfrog's Liturgy (perf. Solaris Vocal Ensemble)	Floodsongs	Albany	0:48:55 (Pop-up)

Meredith Monk	Insect "Insect" by "Meredith Monk"	Songs From the Hill	Wergo	0:52:02 (Pop-up)
Zabe i Babe	Pcelice "Pcelice" by "Zabe i Babe"	Drumovi	Bison	0:53:08 (Pop-up)
Jehan Vaillant	Par maintes foy "Par maintes foy" by "Jehan Vaillant"	same	Always Classical	0:55:57 (Pop-up)
Larkin Grimm	Trying to Fight the Rules of Time (That Old Crow)	Moons of June	Larkin Grimm	0:57:14 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm Kat in Chicago: I forgot about the opening lines of this song. Trying to imagine Joni Mitchell urinating in a parking lot!
	7:05pm chris: caw! er, hello.
	7:06pm gd0: You ARE gonna play the Super Chicken theme song, right?
	7:07pm Kat in Chicago: Somehow this is exactly what I want to hear right now
	7:08pm Dean: Guru Guru, "Chicken Rock"
	7:09pm Dan Bodah: Hi all! Loads of critters on deck for you tonight. Happy to hear your suggestions for more -- if I don't get to them tonight, I might another week soon,
	7:09pm Dan Bodah: I'm looking specifically for music with human voices imitating animals or insects or fish or birds or water bears or whatnot
	7:15pm geezerette: This is great! Yippie!
	7:16pm Michael 98145: Does "Werewolves Of London" count?
	7:17pm cat: yes yippie!
	7:17pm geezerette: :D
	7:18pm cat: i was down in a hen house on my knees/ i thought i heard a chicken sneeze/ it was only a rooster sayin his prayers/ thankin his god for the hens upstairs
	7:20pm ?: i once was stealing a chicken to eat and the farmer almost caught me, but i said "aint nobody here but us chickens" and the farmer believed me. he was dumb as hell
	7:23pm JakeGould: Good show. And for those who like comedy, Trump just tweeted this in the last hour, “A great day at the White House!”
	7:24pm geezerette: !!! :D He's nuts.
	7:24pm xtine: fantastic show!
	7:24pm xtine: hi Dan!!!
	7:24pm Dan Bodah: They could use some chickens in the White House
	7:24pm Dan Bodah: Hi Xtine!!
	7:25pm geezerette: hahahaaaaaaah!
	7:25pm Kat in Chicago: Chickens couldn't do worse at this point.
	7:26pm Dean: http://www.sibetrans.com/trans/articulo/94/crickets-in-the-concert-hall-a-history-of-animals-in-western-music I was thinking of medieval and Renaissance imitations, e.g., Janequin, mentioned in the article.
	7:27pm chris: true fact, chickens are already in the whitehouse. today's tweet is the proof of the improvement over the trial run which resulted in 'covfefe' being sent out
	7:27pm JakeGould: I’ve seen chickens play tic-tac-toe. They are ready to make hard decisions.
	7:27pm geezerette: Kurt Schwitters Choral Society.
	7:27pm Dan Bodah: @Dean -- thanks for the link! I have a couple of Renaissance/early music pieces lines up
	7:29pm Froggie: Thanks for Hey Bulldog!
	7:29pm geezerette: I'd like to see the wardrobe.
	7:29pm steve: wow now this is a find right here
	7:29pm JakeGould: I don’t believe you are playing the Fox song.
	7:30pm rw: Holy cow.
	7:31pm Michael 98145: yup
	7:31pm Dan Bodah: My only regret is that Gangam Style has no animal imitations in it
	7:32pm JakeGould: @Dan: Your regret… My blessing…
	7:32pm Kat in Chicago: I am unclear as to how and why that last recording exists
	7:33pm Dean: Who let the dogs out?
	7:33pm JakeGould: The same person who stole the cookie from the cookie jar.
	7:34pm Dean: Peanut, peanut butter, jelly jelly
	7:39pm mcginniwa: "What does the Fox say" is pretty great satire of current pop song writing. It emulates the form perfectly while subverting it with absurd subject matter. I.e. you can have a "hit" about nothing at all if you paint by these numbers.
	7:39pm JakeGould: Whatever the fox says is… I’m tired… So tired… My soul… Tired… So… Tired…
	7:40pm Jeff: I was totally stoked to hear "What Does the Fox Say?" on WFMU. It's pleasingly crazed, and makes me smile. I remember hearing it back when it was A Thing, although unsurprisingly the way I found out about it was that it was such a sensation in whatever world it existed in that parodies started being created which in turn leaked into my world...
	7:40pm JakeGould: @Jeff: So did Weird Al do a parody that was like, “What does Fox news say?”
	7:41pm Jeff: @Jake: I hope not.
	7:42pm Michael 98145: what Jeff said
	7:42pm Kat in Chicago: That was a hit?
	7:44pm mcginniwa: On Youtube
	7:44pm Jeff: What was a hit?
	7:45pm mcginniwa: "3 years ago, 684,029,336 views"
	7:46pm Jeff: On the subject of life before Google: I've really really loved that Chuck & Beans comic on the subject ever since I first saw it. It's perfect. loyalkng.com...
	7:46pm mcginniwa: P.S. I hate it when my brain drops a piece of vocabulary. Obviously "parody" is more accurate than "satire of form". Sheesh.
	7:49pm dale: fun show! hello shirly - this is squirelly. 10-4!
	7:50pm JakeGould: Parody means nothing in the age of Trump. Could Aaron Sorkin’s overwrought mind have come up with DA MOOCH?
	7:51pm Jeff: @mcginniwa: I have blank spots in sentences where I know there's an exactly right word which isn't immediately coming to me all the time. Sometimes I google for synonyms to an almost-right word. In fact, I did it just then to get parody.
	7:51pm mcginniwa: Speaking of DA MOOCH, my nomination for Weird Al song is "What does DA MOOCH say?"
	7:52pm Richard S: DA MOOCH says "I'm outta here!"
	7:52pm Kat in Chicago: OMG if Olga P visited the station Ken would plotz
	7:52pm mcginniwa: @Jeff I would say something deeply meaningful and informed, but I can remember the word right now ;)
	7:53pm mcginniwa: s/can/can't/
	7:54pm Jeff: Sorkin's Mooch would be completely unlike the real one - using words which went together much better and came in long fast strings in one take.
	7:54pm Richard S: More like Joe "Goodfellas" Pesci
	7:54pm JakeGould: @Jeff: And it would all be boring, tedious and yet go on for 6 more episodes than needed.
	7:55pm JakeGould: Look folks, let’s ease off of this guy… HE’S ONLY HUMAN!!!!
	7:57pm Jeff: @JakeGould: them's fighting words. If you don't recognize and laud Sorkin's absolute mastery of the the art of writing dialogue, I will toss you out a window after poking you in one or more eyes.
	7:58pm JakeGould: Poke as many eyes as you wish… As long as they are not mine, I could care less!
	8:00pm JakeGould: Aaron Sorkin, Joss Whedon and J.J. Abrams stuck in an elevator. Now that would be something!
	8:03pm Richard S: DEEP IN THE HEART OF JERSEY!

Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from July 31, 2017

Listener comments!

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