WFMU: Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from January 15, 2018

Listener comments!
	7:04pm Richard S: Hello!
	🍳 7:05pm Webhamster Henry: Music from a warmer place!
	7:08pm chris: hey Dan and fryers. digging.
	7:09pm Dan Bodah: Hi all, welcome
	🍳 7:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Dan. Got any fry-worthy yodeling from The Cranberries tonight to commemorate the passing of Dolores O'Riordan?
	7:12pm melinda: Hi fryers
	7:15pm Dan Bodah: @Ken, very sad about the news re: Dolores. I do not have anything to commemorate her tonight, but I think you'll hear some Cranberries tunes if you stick around a little later tonight.
	7:18pm βrian: I was distracted by a nice wine and so missed the Cocktail Twins. Durn. Glad I made it. though.
	7:19pm Tom Miller: So vocalic!
	🍳 7:22pm Webhamster Henry: I bet Irene will do some Cranberries too.
	7:23pm chris: so saddened to hear about O'Riordan. :(
	7:23pm melinda: Dreams was the only pop song I remember liking the year it came out. Beautiful song.
	7:23pm βrian: Apropos of nothing — well almost — did you know that Wisconsin is effectively the Cranberry State?
	🍳 7:31pm ranjit: Thanks for the low low sounds, Dan!
	7:32pm Papayo: Mongolian Throat Singing so nice
	7:33pm Dan Bodah: @Brian, how'd Wisconsin get that? I guess land of a thousand lakes wasn't enough, they had to take cranberries from New England too? @ranjit, my pleasure.
	7:33pm βrian: Like a dragging anchor scraping the very bottom of the scale. No room for ambiguity down there.
	7:33pm Papayo: i love the power of the voice, low-pitched drone note
	🍳 7:34pm yippie: pigmies eat elephants and smoke mad cheeba
	7:35pm Papayo: i remember the album Chill Out of Klf, sampling these kind of sounds
	7:35pm Dan Bodah: Bayarabaatar has particularly good control of wobbles in kargyraa range -- you don't hear a lot of these kinds of complex ornaments in the super-low singing.
	7:36pm βrian: We envy MN is most all regards, these days, but even NJ produces more cranberries than MN.
	7:36pm Dan Bodah: @papayo, what's that album that samples these? KLF?
	7:37pm Papayo: Chill Out (1990)
	7:39pm Papayo: "Chill Out" was a conceived as continuous piece of music, with original KLF music interwoven with sampled from songs by Elvis Presley, Fleetwood Mac, Acker Bilk, Van Halen 808 Stateand field recordings of Tuvan throat singers. Its best known track is "Wichita Lineman Was a Song I Once Heard".
	🍳 7:43pm Webhamster Henry: Can we hear a little from "Voices of the Xtabay" Yma Sumac tribute? hammer.ucla.edu...
	7:43pm Papayo: i love yma sumac- peruvian nice singer.
	7:47pm common: hey! enjoying.
	7:52pm Dan Bodah: @Papayo, thanks. @Henry, are there recordings from that tribute concert? @common, heya!
	7:53pm βrian: @Dan Bodah: Heard you mention Paul Hillier. I've seen the Hilliard Ensemble two or three times. Highly recommended.
	7:53pm Papayo: you´r welcome Dan.
	7:56pm david_: Another great one Dan, thanks
	7:58pm Papayo: was another band with the pyimies word:17 pygmies. nice band. do you know the existence of this band?
	🍳 7:59pm Webhamster Henry: This was a kind of contemplative show tonight! Thanks for the wintry entertainment!
	🍳 8:00pm yippie: is this a spongebob septet?
	8:00pm JayD: Awesome soundtrack for cooking Indian food. Thank you for another great show!
	8:00pm Richard S: Hear you next week!
	8:00pm βrian: Thanks, Dan B.
	8:01pm Papayo: Greetings from spain Dan
	8:03pm Tom Miller: Papayo, I have a 17 pygmies record that was sent to me when I was a WKCR DJ in the 1980s.

Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from January 15, 2018

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Music with vocals weird & wonderful -- beatboxing, yodels, auction chants, Tuvan throatsinging, & eerie polyphonies.

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January 15, 2018: 116: Opaque pink truths

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Cocteau Twins	Pink Orange Red "Pink Orange Red" by "Cocteau Twins"	(Untitled)	4AD	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Baka Pygmies	Cameroon: Lullaby (extract)	V/A: Lullabies & Children's Songs	Smithsonian Folkways / Auvidis	0:04:15 (Pop-up)
David Hykes & The Harmonic Choir	Harmonic World: Mode 23	Harmonic Worlds: 7 Modes From the Harmonic Mandala	David Hykes	0:07:54 (Pop-up)

Karlheinz Stockhausen	Stimmung Models 45-47 (perf. Paul Hilllier's Theatre of Voices)	Stimmung	Harmonia Mundi	0:15:27 (Pop-up)
Tsogtgerel	Kukhou Namjil "Kukhou Namjil" by "Tsogtgerel"	V/A: Mongolie: chants et morin khuur	Ocora	0:19:56 (Pop-up)
Bayarbaatar Davaasuren	Gurvan Shariin Nuruu Magtaal	The Art of Mongolian Khöömii (Throat Singing)	ARC	0:25:56 (Pop-up)
Phurpa	The Visualization "The Visualization" by "Phurpa"	Trowo Phurnag Ceremony - Sacred Tibetan Music of Bon Tradition	Sketis	0:36:29 (Pop-up)
Yma Sumac	Taita Inty (Virgin of the Sun God)	Exotica: The Best of Yma Sumac	Capitol	0:40:47 (Pop-up)

Toby Twining	Communion: Lux aeterna	Chrysalid Requiem	Cantaloupe Music	0:47:44 (Pop-up)
MuOM	Shamen "Shamen" by "MuOM"	Mu	Mu	0:53:48 (Pop-up)
Jodlergruppe Edelwyss-Stärnen & Schwyzerörgeliquartett Gletscherbuebe Grindelwald	Dr Jodlerbueb	Müettis Gärtli	Helvetia	0:58:30 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:04pm Richard S: Hello!
	🍳 7:05pm Webhamster Henry: Music from a warmer place!
	7:08pm chris: hey Dan and fryers. digging.
	7:09pm Dan Bodah: Hi all, welcome
	🍳 7:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Dan. Got any fry-worthy yodeling from The Cranberries tonight to commemorate the passing of Dolores O'Riordan?
	7:12pm melinda: Hi fryers
	7:15pm Dan Bodah: @Ken, very sad about the news re: Dolores. I do not have anything to commemorate her tonight, but I think you'll hear some Cranberries tunes if you stick around a little later tonight.
	7:18pm βrian: I was distracted by a nice wine and so missed the Cocktail Twins. Durn. Glad I made it. though.
	7:19pm Tom Miller: So vocalic!
	🍳 7:22pm Webhamster Henry: I bet Irene will do some Cranberries too.
	7:23pm chris: so saddened to hear about O'Riordan. :(
	7:23pm melinda: Dreams was the only pop song I remember liking the year it came out. Beautiful song.
	7:23pm βrian: Apropos of nothing — well almost — did you know that Wisconsin is effectively the Cranberry State?
	🍳 7:31pm ranjit: Thanks for the low low sounds, Dan!
	7:32pm Papayo: Mongolian Throat Singing so nice
	7:33pm Dan Bodah: @Brian, how'd Wisconsin get that? I guess land of a thousand lakes wasn't enough, they had to take cranberries from New England too? @ranjit, my pleasure.
	7:33pm βrian: Like a dragging anchor scraping the very bottom of the scale. No room for ambiguity down there.
	7:33pm Papayo: i love the power of the voice, low-pitched drone note
	🍳 7:34pm yippie: pigmies eat elephants and smoke mad cheeba
	7:35pm Papayo: i remember the album Chill Out of Klf, sampling these kind of sounds
	7:35pm Dan Bodah: Bayarabaatar has particularly good control of wobbles in kargyraa range -- you don't hear a lot of these kinds of complex ornaments in the super-low singing.
	7:36pm βrian: We envy MN is most all regards, these days, but even NJ produces more cranberries than MN.
	7:36pm Dan Bodah: @papayo, what's that album that samples these? KLF?
	7:37pm Papayo: Chill Out (1990)
	7:39pm Papayo: "Chill Out" was a conceived as continuous piece of music, with original KLF music interwoven with sampled from songs by Elvis Presley, Fleetwood Mac, Acker Bilk, Van Halen 808 Stateand field recordings of Tuvan throat singers. Its best known track is "Wichita Lineman Was a Song I Once Heard".
	🍳 7:43pm Webhamster Henry: Can we hear a little from "Voices of the Xtabay" Yma Sumac tribute? hammer.ucla.edu...
	7:43pm Papayo: i love yma sumac- peruvian nice singer.
	7:47pm common: hey! enjoying.
	7:52pm Dan Bodah: @Papayo, thanks. @Henry, are there recordings from that tribute concert? @common, heya!
	7:53pm βrian: @Dan Bodah: Heard you mention Paul Hillier. I've seen the Hilliard Ensemble two or three times. Highly recommended.
	7:53pm Papayo: you´r welcome Dan.
	7:56pm david_: Another great one Dan, thanks
	7:58pm Papayo: was another band with the pyimies word:17 pygmies. nice band. do you know the existence of this band?
	🍳 7:59pm Webhamster Henry: This was a kind of contemplative show tonight! Thanks for the wintry entertainment!
	🍳 8:00pm yippie: is this a spongebob septet?
	8:00pm JayD: Awesome soundtrack for cooking Indian food. Thank you for another great show!
	8:00pm Richard S: Hear you next week!
	8:00pm βrian: Thanks, Dan B.
	8:01pm Papayo: Greetings from spain Dan
	8:03pm Tom Miller: Papayo, I have a 17 pygmies record that was sent to me when I was a WKCR DJ in the 1980s.

Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from January 15, 2018

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