WFMU: Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from December 18, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:09am Fuzzy: Happy Birthday Keef!
	3:12am pacific standard simon: Is it safe to come out this week?
	3:14am pacific standard simon: You have to play at least one Kieth vocal. Happy?
	3:15am Fuzzy: Little T+A! Yes?
	3:15am markr: It is if you like the Stones (only through "Exile," of course.) Stay tuned to see if one of your favorites turns up!
	3:18am pacific standard simon: Ringo is still older. Go figure.
	3:19am markr: Who's older--Ringo or Bill Wyman?
	3:19am pacific standard simon: Wyman, you're right.
	3:20am markr: That was actually a question--I wasn't sure.
	3:25am pacific standard simon: I have one of those books that says who played what on all Stones tracks, so if you have a question, just ask.
	3:32am Scraps: Is it three hours of Stones?
	3:37am Kurt cobain: we're sic and contagious but u voted for a female bitch in heet Kel kek neo naxis 4 trump
	3:38am markr: Just one hour of Stones, Scraps, then we're gonna diversify.
	3:38am Steve B.: Color is tough on these old eyes! Love the Stones tunes! Need some Neil Young counterpoint I think. Merry Christmas, Mark, and everyone!
	3:39am markr: Merry Christmas, Steve. Don't have any Neil planned for tonight, but his new album, "Hitchhiker," made up of old early 70's recordings, is really great.
	3:39am pacific standard simon: I have a lot of Brian slides and Mick Taylor solos in my memory banks, so I have to sort this stuff out while listening.
	3:39am trolls 4 truth: the boardwalk Empire is fallin
	3:40am pacific standard simon: There we go!
	3:43am pacific standard simon: Rock'n'roll Circus was the closest we ever got to a Beatles/Stones jam, I guess.
	3:45am markr: That's OK, they were better separately, probably. There's a story in one of those books (maybe Ronnie Wood's?) about a jam with Keith and John in the 70s, with a lot of drugs.
	3:47am neo nazi is deogratory: national alliance of socialist workers party if u please..i heard mossad picked up our queer boi toy HITLER...blurred lines.pontius Pilate..what is truth
	3:48am Steve B.: Thanks for the recommendation. Love early Neil Y. Will look into getting the album.
	3:50am pacific standard simon: Ya-Ya's was a major introductory drug for me. I'd heard their singles on the AM radio for years, but never bought any of the albums until then.
	3:50am markr: Let's give a shout-out to Stu for the boogie boogie piano on "Little Queenie", shall we?
	3:50am debt collector: Love from Burlington VT No keef solo stuff?!
	3:52am the Oracle: tell ken Smith I'm here to disturb the equilibrium..blocking mi is necessary net neutrality or otherwise either way we're screwed...ur smarter then me we need a plan
	3:52am markr: "Run Run Rudolph" was solo Keef. But I know what you mean, "Main Offender" and "Talk Is Cheap" both had some great songs on them, but I was only doing an hour, and there were too many great Stones songs, I didn't want to bump, say, "Tumblin' Dice" for one of those Keef songs. Love his solo stuff, though. Much more than Mick's.
	3:54am debt collector: What’s the over under on keef making it to 80?
	3:55am markr: I stopped betting against Keef in the 70s.
	3:56am dum as fuc: the thing you luv about that period of r.stoned stones is their rebellion...rise up and take beck back the internet
	3:57am pacific standard simon: Ian Stewart was awesome. I'm sorry there isn't more of him on record.
	3:57am debt collector: Where is he seen these days?
	3:59am markr: Ian Stewart passed away in 1985, unfortunately.
	4:00am bye bye: just dropping some am. thoughts(didn't have enuf tequila 2 render mi unconscious
	4:00am pacific standard simon: I know. I bet that's a more complicated story than the official one.
	4:10am street fighting man: I rail against corptopcracies screaming revolution...well what can a poor boi do said the same r&r man
	4:13am Fuzzy: Fun Fact: The Smithereens "Blues Before And After" has never been played on WFMU!
	4:15am your thought here: can Kim in jokn un bi considered a tenderness pretty boi toy?..i claimed him as mi boy friend on instagram
	4:16am pacific standard simon: Whooah. It's also Bobby Keys' birthday? Same day as Keef?
	4:19am Kim Kong unnn: I'll never bi your bi noyboyfriend becuz your not pretty like Keith Richards
	4:21am I'm heart broken: please kimmy I can suck better then keithyyie
	4:22am pacific standard simon: Also Sam Houston Andrews III, a personal idol. Big Brother and The Holding Company.
	4:24am Sem: Hello and good morning, Mark, all. Happy Birthday, Keith. He once said Mick was rock, he was roll.
	4:28am Yvang: The thing that Michael Jackson borrowed.
	4:28am pacific standard simon: Bill Nelson, of Be Bop Deluxe. A band that never lived up to their name.
	4:28am markr: Welcome, Sem!
	4:29am insulted rolling stones fans: we used 2 be a relevant band in the late 60's early 70's then the only song that was decent was the 1 about killin zombies when we crashed in the swamps of Louisiana...upon further inquiry we found out the most deadly swamp is Langley Virginia..if something is good enuf 2 live 4 then it's also good enuf 2 die for..e pluribus enum
	4:31am BEAVO: Vincent also played That’s great and memorable guitar part on Diamonds on the soles of her shoes.
	4:32am Sem: Ah, Beavo. Forgotten about that, thanks!
	4:33am swamp: is Langley Virginia..if something is good enuf 2 live 4 then it's it's good enuf 2 die 4...hear the call use social media and DESTROY the status quo
	4:33am pacific standard simon: ARgh, it's Michael Moorcock's birthday! I guess you could play some Hawkwind or Blue Oyster Cult, or that one solo album he did in the 70s.
	4:37am Fuzzy: Gangster Computer God Worldwide Secret Containment Policy made possible solely by Worldwide Computer God Frankenstein Controls. Especially lifelong constant-threshold Brainwash Radio. Quiet and motionless, I can slightly hear it. Repeatedly this has saved my life on the streets.
	4:39am pacific standard simon: Harold Land's birthday, too.
	4:41am markr: I appreciate all of your comments, even the ones I don't understand.
	4:42am markr: It's a rich day for birthdays, too many to cover them all, unfortunately, especially when important musicians kept dying this week.
	4:57am pacific standard simon: You have been listening to way too much Sunday morning GTDS programming.
	4:59am markr: Ha! Actually I haven't--it's a tribute to drummer Sunny Murray!
	4:59am markr: Anyway, I'll take that as a compliment.
	5:01am pacific standard simon: Yeah, I know. Just funnin' ya.
	5:03am pacific standard simon: I love this song! On my list for karaoke.
	5:03am cowfriend: good morning! thanks for the tunes, friend.
	5:07am markr: Good choice, Simon. Welcome, cowfriend.
	5:10am pacific standard simon: The golden days of bootlegs, when they were broadcast over the FM airwaves.
	5:21am pacific standard simon: Say "Hi" to Clay Pigeon, if you see him; I might survive until his show.
	5:24am markr: Only a half-hour to go--hang in there, man!
	5:33am BEAVO: NOTBITH Goes through the Remain in Light tour with Adrian Belew 1980.
	5:33am Scraps: The Name of This Band is Talking Heads was great, but when it was transferred to CD with several extra songs, it was just awesome. Yes, MUCH better than Stop Making Sense, a crippled soundtrack from (of course) a great movie.
	5:34am BEAVO: Louie and Keeley!
	5:35am Brad: GREAT show! Did you hear that Ralph Carney unfortunately passed away a couple of days ago as well? All my San Fran pals are super shocked and bummed....
	5:36am pacific standard simon: I loved Keely Smith! The online obit showed her smiling, which she never did when she was performing.
	5:37am Scraps: The next time you listen to TNOTBITH, listen to Tina Weymouth. She’s just great.
	5:45am Whitty *8;~>: MarkR...want to get a smile out of Clay(see) call him "Skelbo" he likes this Nik name alot.
	5:45am pacific standard simon: Shit. Ralph Carney's dead? Life sucks. He was one of my heroes, and a contemporary
	5:49am Scraps: Creamo Coyl played one of the tracks of Ralph Carney’s underrated solo album as tribute. Even if he was only on the one Tin Huey album, I would remember him fondly.
	5:51am pacific standard simon: Yezh, Herbie scrubbed his back with the flute.
	5:54am Whitty *8;~>: Great show Mark R. ...nice and interesting choices...maybe play some Delores Telescope?
	5:55am pacific standard simon: I saw Carney go nuts on the reeds more than once.
	6:00am Scotty C from Tennessee: Morning all!
	6:00am markr: Stay tuned for Professor Pigeon, everyone. Be safe out there, you guys! Retail establishments are to be avoided if possible. See you on Christmas morning!
	6:01am Scotty C from Tennessee: Good Monday to all!
	6:02am Scotty C from Tennessee: Happy happy Monday Monday!!
	6:08am Dez: Good morning, all. One more week of work before holiday vacation, hope you all have some time off.

Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from December 18, 2017

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December 18, 2017: Iss Keef's Birfday, Innit?

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Happy Birfday, Keef! "Happy Birfday, Keef!"
Rolling Stones	Mother's Little Helper	London Singles	London
Rolling Stones	Brown Sugar "Brown Sugar" by "Rolling Stones"	Sticky Fingers	Rolling Stones	1971	Also Bobby Keys (sax) b. 12/18/43		0:04:46 (Pop-up)

Rolling Stones	The Last Time "The Last Time" by "Rolling Stones"	Out of Our Heads	London	1965			0:09:42 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction	Out of Our Heads	London	1965			0:12:20 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	19th Nervous Breakdown	Hot Rocks	London				0:16:19 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Citadel "Citadel" by "Rolling Stones"	Their Satanic Majesties Request	London	1967			0:19:45 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Jumpin' Jack Flash	Hot Rocks 1964-1971	London				0:23:04 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Sympathy for the Devil	Beggar's Banquet	London	1968	Keith also played bass on this one.		0:26:06 (Pop-up)

Rolling Stones	Gimme Shelter "Gimme Shelter" by "Rolling Stones"	Let It Bleed	London	1969			0:36:37 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Happy "Happy" by "Rolling Stones"	Exile on Main Street	Rolling Stones	1972			0:40:38 (Pop-up)
Keith Richards	Run Run Rudolph "Run Run Rudolph" by "Keith Richards"	SINGLE					0:42:21 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Little Queenie "Little Queenie" by "Rolling Stones"	Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out!	London	1970			0:45:24 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Tumblin' Dice "Tumblin' Dice" by "Rolling Stones"	Exile on Main Street	Rolling Stones	1972			0:53:03 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	You Can't Always Get What You Want	Let It Bleed	London	1969			0:53:53 (Pop-up)

The Lovebirds	Filled With Hate "Filled With Hate" by "The Lovebirds"	The Lovebirds (EP		2017	On Joe Belock's Three chord Monte TODAY!!!		1:04:36 (Pop-up)
Limb's Bin	Bliss Tech "Bliss Tech" by "Limb's Bin"	Bliss Tech		2016	On Marcel's "What Was Music?" show Tuesday overnight/Wednesday morning		1:10:20 (Pop-up)
Limb's Bin	Stage Time "Stage Time" by "Limb's Bin"	Bliss Tech		2016			1:10:46 (Pop-up)
Limb's Bin	Prove It "Prove It" by "Limb's Bin"	Bliss Tech		2016			1:11:27 (Pop-up)
Smithereens	Only a Memory "Only a Memory" by "Smithereens"	Green Thoughts			R.I.P. pat DiNizio (guitar, lead vocals, composer) d. 12/12/17		1:13:20 (Pop-up)
Smithereens	Blood and Roses "Blood and Roses" by "Smithereens"	Especially for You	Enigma		Pat DiNizio guitar, vocals, composer		1:15:12 (Pop-up)
Smithereens	A Girl Like You "A Girl Like You" by "Smithereens"	11	Capitol		Pat DiNizio guitar, vocals, composer		1:17:10 (Pop-up)
Paul Simon	The Coast "The Coast" by "Paul Simon"	Rhythm of the Saints			R.I.P Vincent Nguini (guitar, co-composer) d. 12/8/17		1:18:59 (Pop-up)
Manu Dibango	Soul Makossa "Soul Makossa" by "Manu Dibango"	Soul Makossa			Vincent Nguini, guitar		1:23:41 (Pop-up)

Albert Ayler	The Bells "The Bells" by "Albert Ayler"	The Bells	ESP-Disk'	1965	R.I.P. Sunny Murray (drums) d. 12/7/17		1:36:19 (Pop-up)
Cecil Taylor	Pots "Pots" by "Cecil Taylor"	The Gil Evans Orchestra--Into the Hot	Impulse!	1961	Sunny Murray, drums		1:54:24 (Pop-up)

Jefferson Airplane	It's No Secret	Jefferson Airplane Takes Off	RCA	1966	Recorded 12/18/65		2:02:34 (Pop-up)
Talking Heads	Found a Job "Found a Job" by "Talking Heads"	The Name of This Band Is Talking Heads	Sire	1982	Recorded at the Agora in Cleveland, 12/18/78		2:04:03 (Pop-up)
Chris Forsyth	Boston Street Lullaby	Free Music Archive			Recorded live at Dan Bodah's Airborne Event July 8th, 2013; Joe Belock is streaming Chris and the Solar Motel Band's November 17th set from Monty Hall TODAY on his Three Chord Monte show!		2:09:12 (Pop-up)
Daniel Hart	The Secret in the Wall	A Ghost Story (Soundtrack)			On Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins Tuesday	*	2:14:31 (Pop-up)
Ernest Bour. SWF Symphony Orchestra Baden-Baden	Ramfifications (Version fur Streichorchester"	Ligeti: Kammerkonzert, Ramifications, Lux Aeterna, Atmospheres	Wergo				2:18:44 (Pop-up)

Louis Prima	That Old Black Magic "That Old Black Magic" by "Louis Prima"	Collector's Series			R.I.P. Keely Smith (vocals) d. 12/16/17		2:34:51 (Pop-up)
Stan Freberg	Green Chri$tma$ "Green Chri$tma$" by "Stan Freberg"	Collector's Series					2:35:54 (Pop-up)
Hila Pittman, soprano; Richard Clement, tenor; Brett Polegato, baritone; Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chorus	Theofanidis: "The Sound of the Resurrection" from "The Here and Now"	Del Tredicio: Paul Revere's Rid; Theofanidis: The Here and Now; Bernstein: "Lamentation" from "Jeremiah"			Christopher Theofanidis (composer) b. 12/18/67		2:43:30 (Pop-up)
Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy, cond.	MacDowell: To a Wild Rose, No. 1	v/a, Romance			Edward MacDowell (composer) b. 12/18/1860		2:44:49 (Pop-up)

Herbie Mann	Push Push "Push Push" by "Herbie Mann"	Push Push			Ralph MacDonald (percussion) d. 12/18/11		2:48:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:09am Fuzzy: Happy Birthday Keef!
	3:12am pacific standard simon: Is it safe to come out this week?
	3:14am pacific standard simon: You have to play at least one Kieth vocal. Happy?
	3:15am Fuzzy: Little T+A! Yes?
	3:15am markr: It is if you like the Stones (only through "Exile," of course.) Stay tuned to see if one of your favorites turns up!
	3:18am pacific standard simon: Ringo is still older. Go figure.
	3:19am markr: Who's older--Ringo or Bill Wyman?
	3:19am pacific standard simon: Wyman, you're right.
	3:20am markr: That was actually a question--I wasn't sure.
	3:25am pacific standard simon: I have one of those books that says who played what on all Stones tracks, so if you have a question, just ask.
	3:32am Scraps: Is it three hours of Stones?
	3:37am Kurt cobain: we're sic and contagious but u voted for a female bitch in heet Kel kek neo naxis 4 trump
	3:38am markr: Just one hour of Stones, Scraps, then we're gonna diversify.
	3:38am Steve B.: Color is tough on these old eyes! Love the Stones tunes! Need some Neil Young counterpoint I think. Merry Christmas, Mark, and everyone!
	3:39am markr: Merry Christmas, Steve. Don't have any Neil planned for tonight, but his new album, "Hitchhiker," made up of old early 70's recordings, is really great.
	3:39am pacific standard simon: I have a lot of Brian slides and Mick Taylor solos in my memory banks, so I have to sort this stuff out while listening.
	3:39am trolls 4 truth: the boardwalk Empire is fallin
	3:40am pacific standard simon: There we go!
	3:43am pacific standard simon: Rock'n'roll Circus was the closest we ever got to a Beatles/Stones jam, I guess.
	3:45am markr: That's OK, they were better separately, probably. There's a story in one of those books (maybe Ronnie Wood's?) about a jam with Keith and John in the 70s, with a lot of drugs.
	3:47am neo nazi is deogratory: national alliance of socialist workers party if u please..i heard mossad picked up our queer boi toy HITLER...blurred lines.pontius Pilate..what is truth
	3:48am Steve B.: Thanks for the recommendation. Love early Neil Y. Will look into getting the album.
	3:50am pacific standard simon: Ya-Ya's was a major introductory drug for me. I'd heard their singles on the AM radio for years, but never bought any of the albums until then.
	3:50am markr: Let's give a shout-out to Stu for the boogie boogie piano on "Little Queenie", shall we?
	3:50am debt collector: Love from Burlington VT No keef solo stuff?!
	3:52am the Oracle: tell ken Smith I'm here to disturb the equilibrium..blocking mi is necessary net neutrality or otherwise either way we're screwed...ur smarter then me we need a plan
	3:52am markr: "Run Run Rudolph" was solo Keef. But I know what you mean, "Main Offender" and "Talk Is Cheap" both had some great songs on them, but I was only doing an hour, and there were too many great Stones songs, I didn't want to bump, say, "Tumblin' Dice" for one of those Keef songs. Love his solo stuff, though. Much more than Mick's.
	3:54am debt collector: What’s the over under on keef making it to 80?
	3:55am markr: I stopped betting against Keef in the 70s.
	3:56am dum as fuc: the thing you luv about that period of r.stoned stones is their rebellion...rise up and take beck back the internet
	3:57am pacific standard simon: Ian Stewart was awesome. I'm sorry there isn't more of him on record.
	3:57am debt collector: Where is he seen these days?
	3:59am markr: Ian Stewart passed away in 1985, unfortunately.
	4:00am bye bye: just dropping some am. thoughts(didn't have enuf tequila 2 render mi unconscious
	4:00am pacific standard simon: I know. I bet that's a more complicated story than the official one.
	4:10am street fighting man: I rail against corptopcracies screaming revolution...well what can a poor boi do said the same r&r man
	4:13am Fuzzy: Fun Fact: The Smithereens "Blues Before And After" has never been played on WFMU!
	4:15am your thought here: can Kim in jokn un bi considered a tenderness pretty boi toy?..i claimed him as mi boy friend on instagram
	4:16am pacific standard simon: Whooah. It's also Bobby Keys' birthday? Same day as Keef?
	4:19am Kim Kong unnn: I'll never bi your bi noyboyfriend becuz your not pretty like Keith Richards
	4:21am I'm heart broken: please kimmy I can suck better then keithyyie
	4:22am pacific standard simon: Also Sam Houston Andrews III, a personal idol. Big Brother and The Holding Company.
	4:24am Sem: Hello and good morning, Mark, all. Happy Birthday, Keith. He once said Mick was rock, he was roll.
	4:28am Yvang: The thing that Michael Jackson borrowed.
	4:28am pacific standard simon: Bill Nelson, of Be Bop Deluxe. A band that never lived up to their name.
	4:28am markr: Welcome, Sem!
	4:29am insulted rolling stones fans: we used 2 be a relevant band in the late 60's early 70's then the only song that was decent was the 1 about killin zombies when we crashed in the swamps of Louisiana...upon further inquiry we found out the most deadly swamp is Langley Virginia..if something is good enuf 2 live 4 then it's also good enuf 2 die for..e pluribus enum
	4:31am BEAVO: Vincent also played That’s great and memorable guitar part on Diamonds on the soles of her shoes.
	4:32am Sem: Ah, Beavo. Forgotten about that, thanks!
	4:33am swamp: is Langley Virginia..if something is good enuf 2 live 4 then it's it's good enuf 2 die 4...hear the call use social media and DESTROY the status quo
	4:33am pacific standard simon: ARgh, it's Michael Moorcock's birthday! I guess you could play some Hawkwind or Blue Oyster Cult, or that one solo album he did in the 70s.
	4:37am Fuzzy: Gangster Computer God Worldwide Secret Containment Policy made possible solely by Worldwide Computer God Frankenstein Controls. Especially lifelong constant-threshold Brainwash Radio. Quiet and motionless, I can slightly hear it. Repeatedly this has saved my life on the streets.
	4:39am pacific standard simon: Harold Land's birthday, too.
	4:41am markr: I appreciate all of your comments, even the ones I don't understand.
	4:42am markr: It's a rich day for birthdays, too many to cover them all, unfortunately, especially when important musicians kept dying this week.
	4:57am pacific standard simon: You have been listening to way too much Sunday morning GTDS programming.
	4:59am markr: Ha! Actually I haven't--it's a tribute to drummer Sunny Murray!
	4:59am markr: Anyway, I'll take that as a compliment.
	5:01am pacific standard simon: Yeah, I know. Just funnin' ya.
	5:03am pacific standard simon: I love this song! On my list for karaoke.
	5:03am cowfriend: good morning! thanks for the tunes, friend.
	5:07am markr: Good choice, Simon. Welcome, cowfriend.
	5:10am pacific standard simon: The golden days of bootlegs, when they were broadcast over the FM airwaves.
	5:21am pacific standard simon: Say "Hi" to Clay Pigeon, if you see him; I might survive until his show.
	5:24am markr: Only a half-hour to go--hang in there, man!
	5:33am BEAVO: NOTBITH Goes through the Remain in Light tour with Adrian Belew 1980.
	5:33am Scraps: The Name of This Band is Talking Heads was great, but when it was transferred to CD with several extra songs, it was just awesome. Yes, MUCH better than Stop Making Sense, a crippled soundtrack from (of course) a great movie.
	5:34am BEAVO: Louie and Keeley!
	5:35am Brad: GREAT show! Did you hear that Ralph Carney unfortunately passed away a couple of days ago as well? All my San Fran pals are super shocked and bummed....
	5:36am pacific standard simon: I loved Keely Smith! The online obit showed her smiling, which she never did when she was performing.
	5:37am Scraps: The next time you listen to TNOTBITH, listen to Tina Weymouth. She’s just great.
	5:45am Whitty *8;~>: MarkR...want to get a smile out of Clay(see) call him "Skelbo" he likes this Nik name alot.
	5:45am pacific standard simon: Shit. Ralph Carney's dead? Life sucks. He was one of my heroes, and a contemporary
	5:49am Scraps: Creamo Coyl played one of the tracks of Ralph Carney’s underrated solo album as tribute. Even if he was only on the one Tin Huey album, I would remember him fondly.
	5:51am pacific standard simon: Yezh, Herbie scrubbed his back with the flute.
	5:54am Whitty *8;~>: Great show Mark R. ...nice and interesting choices...maybe play some Delores Telescope?
	5:55am pacific standard simon: I saw Carney go nuts on the reeds more than once.
	6:00am Scotty C from Tennessee: Morning all!
	6:00am markr: Stay tuned for Professor Pigeon, everyone. Be safe out there, you guys! Retail establishments are to be avoided if possible. See you on Christmas morning!
	6:01am Scotty C from Tennessee: Good Monday to all!
	6:02am Scotty C from Tennessee: Happy happy Monday Monday!!
	6:08am Dez: Good morning, all. One more week of work before holiday vacation, hope you all have some time off.

Circle Time with Mark R.: Playlist from December 18, 2017

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