WFMU: The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from October 3, 2017

Listener comments!
	12:05am PJ: Nice segue, Jesse. I wonder if AP had heard Tom Ze when he wrote Melt the Guns?
	12:05am BriJet: Meow I love XTC! Hi!
	12:10am jj.: thx, pj! and no idea, but seemed like those 2 tracks were born to go together!
	12:14am Vincent Nifigance: Shit, BBC just reported Tom Petty died of a cardiac arrest.
	12:16am Dean: Just about the only Eno and Byrne I can stomach, this album. The Petty news: there has been some back-pedaling. True or no?
	👻 12:18am Ken From Hyde Park: Ah, sad to hear that, but he's no longer suffering. RIP
	12:18am zenkoan: True, now. His family has issued a statement confirming that he died tonight. : (
	12:19am Scraps: Love this set.
	12:21am Vincent Nifigance: I think if bbc have committed it must have been confirmed.
	12:21am Dean: So sorry, so sad. Too, too young.
	12:22am Oakland says hi: Great tunes!!
	12:24am Scigraps: One of my brothers worships Petty. He's broken tonight. I like him, in that I consider Petty his generation's John Fogerty, which is a good thing, even though I don't want to voluntarily put on in my music at home.
	12:29am Dean: I remember strolling Sunset Blvd. c.1977 with a buddy. TP&TH were playing the Whisky. I thought no, we oughta get home (east side of LA). Saw them later at Santa Monica Civic, but I shoulda gone to that Whisky show.
	12:34am Scraps: My brother saw him like two weeks ago. Certainly wasn't slowing down, or not much
	12:36am Tidy666: Seems like they're all leaving.
	12:42am Scraps: When you said "dedication" my WFMU dropped out! (Still gone....)
	12:44am rw: Frow Show! Yeah, sad news about Tom Petty. Always liked the guy's music. As a celebrity he seemed cool too. Dean, What other Eno Byrne is there? All I can think of is that black Talking Heads LP. I like that one. Scraps! Good to see you again.
	12:45am Scraps: thanks rw!
	12:45am Dean: @rw: I believe they did a follow-up to MLITBOG, but Eno also produced Remain In Light, didn't he? My point is that I don't appreciate much of anything either of them has done.
	12:50am Scraps: Wow, the first three Eno albums are incredible to me.
	12:51am rw: Dean, Oh, yeah. Personally I was never a huge fan of Byrne but always had a degree of respect. Big fan of Eno though. Not so much his work in the '80s and beyond but I still love almost everything from the '70s. It seems like that's all I listened to in high school!
	12:51am PJ: Scraps, you don't like Before and After Science? That's my favorite (particularly side 2) after Here Come the Warm Jets.
	12:56am PJ: Jesse, I've never heard Bill MacKay & Ryley Walker, but this is a great song.
	1:00am Dean: There's one song on Before and After Science I enjoy. I wanted to appreciate Talking Heads. Loved--still do--Love Goes to Building on Fire, but everything else was bland. Back then, '76, '77, '78 and on, I had a hard time getting them. The problem, I think, is Byrne.
	1:01am Dean: "Here He Comes." That's a great song.
	1:02am Scraps: I like Before and After Science, but it's an A- where the first three are A+. Taking Tiger Mountain was for a time my favorite rock album.
	1:04am Dean: For a time my favorite rock album was DAMNED DAMNED DAMNED. Since then, I don't bother with favorite rock albums.
	1:04am rw: My son is 15 yrs old and recently getting into music from when I was about his age. His comment about the Talking Heads was, "Too much talking".
	1:05am Dean: @rw: QED.
	1:06am Scraps: Talking Heads were great, but when they broke up nothing Byrne did after that didn't interest me.
	1:09am Groucho: This is why I put other stations on to sleep to. It's 6am here in the U.K. And I'm woken up by clattering metal. Sounds like 20 filing cabinets falling down some stairs
	1:09am Scraps: I bother with favorite rock albums, at least I recognize in my head that one of my favorite albums is "better" than any other. Can't help it.
	1:11am grtyvr: what is next? Hann Bennik?
	1:12am jj.: groucho, i think it was only 16 filing cabinets. check your wifi signal maybe?
	1:13am grtyvr: And who did the cover of Dylan a few songs back. Not in the play list
	1:13am jj.: the dylan cover is by alex campbell. it's there, right below chris hillman.
	1:13am Scraps: Please, yes Bennik
	1:14am PJ: Talking Heads were fantastic up through Speaking in Tongues. DB's eponymous record is really good, too. And I like that he still goes out to listen to all kinds of music.
	1:14am grtyvr: Ah, there it is!
	1:16am grtyvr: Oh! Mis non! Feelings is a great album.
	1:18am jj.: i might've burned myself out on most of the talking heads discography, but everything through speaking in tongues was way important to me. dig some of the byrne solo jams, but have to be in the right mood. the eno song-based albums i can still listen to all day every day, though. those songs still jump into my head unbidden fairly often.
	1:19am grtyvr: Scraps, seen him live?
	1:20am grtyvr: Bennik? He is a blast!
	1:28am Scraps: Yep! But not in years. And probably not going to, now. But yeah, it was excellent.
	1:38am Scraps: Han Bennink and Misha Mengelberg. Miss New York....
	1:57am rw: I'm out. Thank you Jesse! Good night all!
	2:32am Beavo: Shitty day Tom Petty finally declared dead
	2:37am grtyvr: vancouver jazz fest for a few years around 2007. With Misha. And also solo. He is an entertainer!
	2:38am grtyvr: "Once you are in your mid 50's they start dropping like flies" Sigh!
	2:41am grtyvr: thank you Jesse!
	2:48am Beavo: I love minimalist slide guitar
	2:49am Beavo: Just add some background nature sounds and Walla!
	2:53am Beavo: Great, we get to hear Me and Mrs. Jones in the next show.

The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from October 3, 2017

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Grand pianos in the surf, singing frogs, hyphenated psych, outtakes, live collaging, twangy drone, old folk, and ephemeral pop.

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October 3, 2017: yodel & sing.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Tom Zé	Toc "Toc" by "Tom Zé"	Brazil Classics, Vol. 4: The Best Of Tom Ze	Luaka Bop	1975/1990		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
XTC	Melt the Guns "Melt the Guns" by "XTC"	English Settlement	Geffen	1982		0:02:30 (Pop-up)
Kahimi Karie	The Harder They Come	Mood Shirt ('70s Do-Over): Busy Doing Nothing with Charlie 2017 Marathon Premium	(no label)	1998/2017		0:09:04 (Pop-up)
Brian Eno and David Byrne	America Is Waiting	My Life in the Bush of Ghosts	Nonesuch	1980		0:13:58 (Pop-up)
The World	Some Like It Hot "Some Like It Hot" by "The World"	First World Record	Upset the Rhythm	2017		0:17:14 (Pop-up)
Gokcen Kaynatan	Doğanın Ötesi "Doğanın Ötesi" by "Gokcen Kaynatan"	Gökçen Kaynatan	Finders Keepers	1973/2017		0:21:12 (Pop-up)
Talibam!	Reign of Primordial Tenure on The Ice Shelf	Endgame Of The Anthropocene	ESP-Disk'	2017		0:23:29 (Pop-up)
sairi ojima	oyster "oyster" by "sairi ojima"		Childs Play	2017	via Soundcloud	0:26:30 (Pop-up)
Whistle Wizard Shri K. Sivaprasad	Narayanathe Namo Namo (Annamayya Keerthana)	(no album)	(no label)	2017	via YouTube	0:30:13 (Pop-up)
Martin Denny	Misirlou "Misirlou" by "Martin Denny"	Sounds of the Unexpected	Ace	1961/2017		0:36:08 (Pop-up)

Chris Hillman	Wildflowers "Wildflowers" by "Chris Hillman"	Bidin' My Time	Rounder	2017	written/prod. by Tom Petty, 1950-2017.	0:46:43 (Pop-up)
Alex Campbell	Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues	Take What You Need: UK Covers Of Bob Dylan Songs 1964-69	Ace	1967/2017		0:49:26 (Pop-up)
Bill MacKay & Ryley Walker	I Heard Them Singing	SpiderBeetleBee	Drag City	2017		0:53:32 (Pop-up)
David Grubbs	Skylight "Skylight" by "David Grubbs"	Creep Mission	Blue Chopsticks	2017		0:55:43 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Tomorrow Night (RCA LP version - Overdubbed & Slowed Down)	A Boy From Tupelo: Complete 1953-55 Recordings	Legacy/RCA	1955/2017		1:02:14 (Pop-up)
Pulcinella	The Great Mellotron Fire of 1974	Puddle Wuddle	(no label)	2017		1:05:00 (Pop-up)
Ted Byrnes	Drum, Pinecone, Metal Objects	(no album)	(no label)	2017	via Soundcloud	1:07:09 (Pop-up)
Asuna	Mille Drops "Mille Drops" by "Asuna"	Mille Drops	Recit	2017		1:09:13 (Pop-up)
Sunmoonstar	Anhinga "Anhinga" by "Sunmoonstar"	Rainbow Springs	Inner Islands	2017		1:25:47 (Pop-up)
Crys Cole & Oren Ambarchi	Burrata	Hotel Record	Black Truffle	2017		1:29:49 (Pop-up)
Ranny Sinclair	Autumn In Our Town	Another Autumn	Columbia / Modern Harmonic	1966/2017		1:36:47 (Pop-up)

Robert Sotelo	Let's Transcend "Let's Transcend" by "Robert Sotelo"	Cusp	Upset the Rhythm	2017		1:51:59 (Pop-up)
Yoko Ono	What A Mess "What A Mess" by "Yoko Ono"	Approximately Infinite Universe	Secretly Canadian / Chimera Music	1973/2017		1:53:40 (Pop-up)
People Skills	The Shearness Pool "The Shearness Pool" by "People Skills"		Ears Have Ears	2017		1:56:33 (Pop-up)
Max Richter feat. Robert Wyatt	Harmonium	Songs From Before	130701	2006		2:15:27 (Pop-up)
Swoop and Cross	Skopi "Skopi" by "Swoop and Cross"	Stories of Disintegration	Time Released Sound	2017		2:19:23 (Pop-up)
Jabu	Lay You Down "Lay You Down" by "Jabu"	Sleep Heavy	Blackest Ever Black	2017		2:25:55 (Pop-up)
Tape Loop Orchestra	I Lived A Few Weeks While She Loved Me	In A Lonely Place	Facture	2012	plus, Gundella, "The Hour of the Witch" (Modern Harmonic) + Vibracathedral Orchestra, "Live at Total Inertia" (Vanity Case)	2:28:05 (Pop-up)
Jon Collin	Smoke and Wind "Smoke and Wind" by "Jon Collin"	Water and Rock Music Volume 1	Early Music	2017		2:40:37 (Pop-up)
Linda Perhacs	Crazy Love feat. the Autumn Defense	I'm A Harmony	Omnivore	2017		2:49:28 (Pop-up)
The Dezurik Sisters	Go To Sleep My Little Baby	Yodel And Sing Their Greatest Hits	Mississippi			2:53:33 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:05am PJ: Nice segue, Jesse. I wonder if AP had heard Tom Ze when he wrote Melt the Guns?
	12:05am BriJet: Meow I love XTC! Hi!
	12:10am jj.: thx, pj! and no idea, but seemed like those 2 tracks were born to go together!
	12:14am Vincent Nifigance: Shit, BBC just reported Tom Petty died of a cardiac arrest.
	12:16am Dean: Just about the only Eno and Byrne I can stomach, this album. The Petty news: there has been some back-pedaling. True or no?
	👻 12:18am Ken From Hyde Park: Ah, sad to hear that, but he's no longer suffering. RIP
	12:18am zenkoan: True, now. His family has issued a statement confirming that he died tonight. : (
	12:19am Scraps: Love this set.
	12:21am Vincent Nifigance: I think if bbc have committed it must have been confirmed.
	12:21am Dean: So sorry, so sad. Too, too young.
	12:22am Oakland says hi: Great tunes!!
	12:24am Scigraps: One of my brothers worships Petty. He's broken tonight. I like him, in that I consider Petty his generation's John Fogerty, which is a good thing, even though I don't want to voluntarily put on in my music at home.
	12:29am Dean: I remember strolling Sunset Blvd. c.1977 with a buddy. TP&TH were playing the Whisky. I thought no, we oughta get home (east side of LA). Saw them later at Santa Monica Civic, but I shoulda gone to that Whisky show.
	12:34am Scraps: My brother saw him like two weeks ago. Certainly wasn't slowing down, or not much
	12:36am Tidy666: Seems like they're all leaving.
	12:42am Scraps: When you said "dedication" my WFMU dropped out! (Still gone....)
	12:44am rw: Frow Show! Yeah, sad news about Tom Petty. Always liked the guy's music. As a celebrity he seemed cool too. Dean, What other Eno Byrne is there? All I can think of is that black Talking Heads LP. I like that one. Scraps! Good to see you again.
	12:45am Scraps: thanks rw!
	12:45am Dean: @rw: I believe they did a follow-up to MLITBOG, but Eno also produced Remain In Light, didn't he? My point is that I don't appreciate much of anything either of them has done.
	12:50am Scraps: Wow, the first three Eno albums are incredible to me.
	12:51am rw: Dean, Oh, yeah. Personally I was never a huge fan of Byrne but always had a degree of respect. Big fan of Eno though. Not so much his work in the '80s and beyond but I still love almost everything from the '70s. It seems like that's all I listened to in high school!
	12:51am PJ: Scraps, you don't like Before and After Science? That's my favorite (particularly side 2) after Here Come the Warm Jets.
	12:56am PJ: Jesse, I've never heard Bill MacKay & Ryley Walker, but this is a great song.
	1:00am Dean: There's one song on Before and After Science I enjoy. I wanted to appreciate Talking Heads. Loved--still do--Love Goes to Building on Fire, but everything else was bland. Back then, '76, '77, '78 and on, I had a hard time getting them. The problem, I think, is Byrne.
	1:01am Dean: "Here He Comes." That's a great song.
	1:02am Scraps: I like Before and After Science, but it's an A- where the first three are A+. Taking Tiger Mountain was for a time my favorite rock album.
	1:04am Dean: For a time my favorite rock album was DAMNED DAMNED DAMNED. Since then, I don't bother with favorite rock albums.
	1:04am rw: My son is 15 yrs old and recently getting into music from when I was about his age. His comment about the Talking Heads was, "Too much talking".
	1:05am Dean: @rw: QED.
	1:06am Scraps: Talking Heads were great, but when they broke up nothing Byrne did after that didn't interest me.
	1:09am Groucho: This is why I put other stations on to sleep to. It's 6am here in the U.K. And I'm woken up by clattering metal. Sounds like 20 filing cabinets falling down some stairs
	1:09am Scraps: I bother with favorite rock albums, at least I recognize in my head that one of my favorite albums is "better" than any other. Can't help it.
	1:11am grtyvr: what is next? Hann Bennik?
	1:12am jj.: groucho, i think it was only 16 filing cabinets. check your wifi signal maybe?
	1:13am grtyvr: And who did the cover of Dylan a few songs back. Not in the play list
	1:13am jj.: the dylan cover is by alex campbell. it's there, right below chris hillman.
	1:13am Scraps: Please, yes Bennik
	1:14am PJ: Talking Heads were fantastic up through Speaking in Tongues. DB's eponymous record is really good, too. And I like that he still goes out to listen to all kinds of music.
	1:14am grtyvr: Ah, there it is!
	1:16am grtyvr: Oh! Mis non! Feelings is a great album.
	1:18am jj.: i might've burned myself out on most of the talking heads discography, but everything through speaking in tongues was way important to me. dig some of the byrne solo jams, but have to be in the right mood. the eno song-based albums i can still listen to all day every day, though. those songs still jump into my head unbidden fairly often.
	1:19am grtyvr: Scraps, seen him live?
	1:20am grtyvr: Bennik? He is a blast!
	1:28am Scraps: Yep! But not in years. And probably not going to, now. But yeah, it was excellent.
	1:38am Scraps: Han Bennink and Misha Mengelberg. Miss New York....
	1:57am rw: I'm out. Thank you Jesse! Good night all!
	2:32am Beavo: Shitty day Tom Petty finally declared dead
	2:37am grtyvr: vancouver jazz fest for a few years around 2007. With Misha. And also solo. He is an entertainer!
	2:38am grtyvr: "Once you are in your mid 50's they start dropping like flies" Sigh!
	2:41am grtyvr: thank you Jesse!
	2:48am Beavo: I love minimalist slide guitar
	2:49am Beavo: Just add some background nature sounds and Walla!
	2:53am Beavo: Great, we get to hear Me and Mrs. Jones in the next show.

The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from October 3, 2017

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