WFMU: Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from March 19, 2018

Listener comments!
	7:08pm Jeff Moore: I sure do like how those Black Sea Hotel ladies balkanize.
	7:08pm Linda Lee: Ready for a beautiful post-Marathon Vocal Fry! 'evening Mr. Bodah!
	7:09pm dale: hello sir - hoped you would do some tuvan throatsinging last night. or at least some shooby taylor.
	7:09pm Richard S: Hello! Welcome to Post-Marathon Hangover Monday!
	7:09pm Blackjack Stepchild: That was a beaut!
	7:10pm Linda Lee: i get the feeling only shooby taylor could do shooby taylor ..
	7:10pm xtina: and a dobro vecher to you!
	7:12pm melinda: hi folks!
	7:12pm dale: i do shooby all the time. and it feels wonderful - try it linda.
	7:12pm Linda Lee: i wouldn't dare. i don't have the vocabulary :-D
	7:13pm dale: just sing like popeye.
	7:13pm Michael 98145: i y'am what i y'am
	7:14pm Linda Lee: hahaha! is that it? porky pig i can do. popeye, not sure :-D
	7:14pm Listener Robert: This piece is worth it even just for the instrumentals.
	7:14pm Michael 98145: nice
	7:14pm Linda Lee: it's beautiful isn't it.
	7:16pm dale: yeah, this is good shaving cream.
	7:16pm Linda Lee: quite the abrupt fade though! gee!
	7:17pm dale: radio ain't heart surgery - doesn't have to be perfect.
	7:18pm Linda Lee: actually i just lost the steam :-D
	🍳 7:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: "Hello" in Tuvan is "экии." users.elite.net...
	7:18pm Michael 98145: oh ! Tuxedomoon !!
	7:19pm Richard S: btw, thanks to everyone who pledged and helped out in other ways for the Marathon! Did very well, even if the goal wasn't met (personally, I think it was set a bit too high, but that's just me).
	🍳 7:20pm Webhamster Henry: I put in to be the Vocal Fry Chatboard sponsor!
	7:20pm Linda Lee: apparently it was!
	7:20pm DC: экии everyone! Glad to see folks are talking about Shooby Taylor
	7:20pm dale: yeah - the tuxedo moon link mystifies me.
	7:22pm Linda Lee: is " the forest is shaking and swaying" related at all to certain fungi?
	7:23pm Richard S: Depends on what fungus you're taking, Linda Lee....
	7:23pm Linda Lee: sure could be, iirc!
	7:24pm Linda Lee: indeed, must be fungi specific.
	7:29pm βrian: Reminds me a bit of the Rustavi Choir. Is it Georgian?
	7:32pm Dan Bodah: This is Albanian iso-polyphony (the "iso" is the drone)
	7:32pm Dan Bodah: But yes, reminds me a lot of Georgian polyphony as well
	7:33pm Listener Robert: Blame me, Richard S. When it became clear enough that the 2017 Marathon was going to easily exceed its $1.3M goal, I wrote that Ken would be kicking himself for not setting it higher.
	7:34pm Linda Lee: gorgeous ~
	7:36pm Dan Bodah: THANK YOU all who pledged!! Pledges are still trickling in, so we hope we will reach the $1.5 goal eventually even though we are not talking about it on air anymore. We still did better than last year so far, so that's good. We're not kidding about trying to get into the black -- out of deficit spending on yearly operating costs.
	7:37pm Richard S: Well, perhaps it encouraged more people to pledge, and pledge more. WFMU needs every dollar it can get, so I suppose it's all good. Just don't want any tears over not meeting the goal.
	7:42pm dale: i thought the last song was inuit or american indian
	7:42pm βrian: I assumed the iso stood for the International Standards Organization.
	7:44pm βrian: (Or maybe I didn't.)
	7:45pm northguineahills: Werk is breaking my brain, thanks for keep me from throwing my monitor out the window, Dan!
	7:47pm northguineahills: Dan, one of the few people that might even know more about ethnography (that I encounter virtually or otherwise) then I.
	7:48pm βrian: @NGH: You're planning to geo-locate all the tracks being played during next year's marathon in real-time, right? Like, that would be way cool ...
	7:48pm Linda Lee: wow ~~ orosei vocal style is astounding.
	7:50pm Listener Robert: You're right, Mr. Bodah. I keep thinking last year's goal was $1.3M, but it was $1.2M.
	7:52pm Tommy in Neversink: Loved that
	7:53pm βrian: "Mouth of the night"?
	7:53pm northguineahills: @βrian: Just the pledger's location based on their postal zip code. International addresses might be trickier. (location will be based on the centroid of the given zip code or in international addresses, city limits centroid). Songs themselves would be tricky w/o the appropriate metadata, but that really sounds like a fun project.
	7:55pm chris: thanks, Dan! gorgeous selections tonight!
	7:56pm βrian: It's always the metadata. And how to clean it, and how to normalize it. Google's API has some foo in that regard, but things can go astray in a hurry.
	7:59pm Richard S: With a world map on a computer screen, you don't really need to get down to "village" level. Country and region will do fine for locating a singing style. TransPacific Sound Paradise could do it, too....
	7:59pm Dan Bodah: Thanks all!
	7:59pm βrian: I've got to get cooking for my habibti. Thanks, Dan B.
	8:00pm northguineahills: @Richard S, well, it could be an interactive map. And there is the question of the whether to place it where it was recorded or where the performers are from, and if they're from multiple countries...???? Thanks Dan!
	8:00pm Richard S: Catch you next week!
	8:00pm βrian: @Richard S: But then those humans come into play, and everything falls a part.
	🍳 8:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Stashu with the lovely a capella last night.

Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from March 19, 2018

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

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March 19, 2018: 125: Mesechina

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Artist	Track	Approx. start time
Eberhard Schroeder	Ketjak "Ketjak" by "Eberhard Schroeder"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Black Sea Hotel	Mori Dobro Vecher	0:05:48 (Pop-up)
Ther Ngqoko Women's Ensemble	Chants umngqokolo: Nondel’ ekhaya (II)	0:07:18 (Pop-up)
Blaine L. Reininger	Throatsinging	0:11:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Rohan Krishnamurthy	Konnakol Solo	0:21:24 (Pop-up)
Tosc Polyphonic Group	O Tomor O Mal i Larte	0:21:49 (Pop-up)
Lab Polyphonic Group	Cili Je Ti More Burre - Vranisht, Vlore	0:24:24 (Pop-up)
Lab Polyphonic Group	Moj Lule, Xhan o Moj Lule - Gjirokaster	0:27:38 (Pop-up)
Ensemble Vocal de Gjirokastër	Aman trendafil, aman borzilok!	0:30:48 (Pop-up)
Greek Polyphonic Ensemble of North Epirus	Xenitemeno Mou Pouli (My Immigrant Bird)	0:33:56 (Pop-up)

Tenore e concordu de Orosei	Cara cantu ser bella	0:45:37 (Pop-up)
Tenores di Bitti	Boche e' notte "Boche e' notte" by "Tenores di Bitti"	0:50:49 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:08pm Jeff Moore: I sure do like how those Black Sea Hotel ladies balkanize.
	7:08pm Linda Lee: Ready for a beautiful post-Marathon Vocal Fry! 'evening Mr. Bodah!
	7:09pm dale: hello sir - hoped you would do some tuvan throatsinging last night. or at least some shooby taylor.
	7:09pm Richard S: Hello! Welcome to Post-Marathon Hangover Monday!
	7:09pm Blackjack Stepchild: That was a beaut!
	7:10pm Linda Lee: i get the feeling only shooby taylor could do shooby taylor ..
	7:10pm xtina: and a dobro vecher to you!
	7:12pm melinda: hi folks!
	7:12pm dale: i do shooby all the time. and it feels wonderful - try it linda.
	7:12pm Linda Lee: i wouldn't dare. i don't have the vocabulary :-D
	7:13pm dale: just sing like popeye.
	7:13pm Michael 98145: i y'am what i y'am
	7:14pm Linda Lee: hahaha! is that it? porky pig i can do. popeye, not sure :-D
	7:14pm Listener Robert: This piece is worth it even just for the instrumentals.
	7:14pm Michael 98145: nice
	7:14pm Linda Lee: it's beautiful isn't it.
	7:16pm dale: yeah, this is good shaving cream.
	7:16pm Linda Lee: quite the abrupt fade though! gee!
	7:17pm dale: radio ain't heart surgery - doesn't have to be perfect.
	7:18pm Linda Lee: actually i just lost the steam :-D
	🍳 7:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: "Hello" in Tuvan is "экии." users.elite.net...
	7:18pm Michael 98145: oh ! Tuxedomoon !!
	7:19pm Richard S: btw, thanks to everyone who pledged and helped out in other ways for the Marathon! Did very well, even if the goal wasn't met (personally, I think it was set a bit too high, but that's just me).
	🍳 7:20pm Webhamster Henry: I put in to be the Vocal Fry Chatboard sponsor!
	7:20pm Linda Lee: apparently it was!
	7:20pm DC: экии everyone! Glad to see folks are talking about Shooby Taylor
	7:20pm dale: yeah - the tuxedo moon link mystifies me.
	7:22pm Linda Lee: is " the forest is shaking and swaying" related at all to certain fungi?
	7:23pm Richard S: Depends on what fungus you're taking, Linda Lee....
	7:23pm Linda Lee: sure could be, iirc!
	7:24pm Linda Lee: indeed, must be fungi specific.
	7:29pm βrian: Reminds me a bit of the Rustavi Choir. Is it Georgian?
	7:32pm Dan Bodah: This is Albanian iso-polyphony (the "iso" is the drone)
	7:32pm Dan Bodah: But yes, reminds me a lot of Georgian polyphony as well
	7:33pm Listener Robert: Blame me, Richard S. When it became clear enough that the 2017 Marathon was going to easily exceed its $1.3M goal, I wrote that Ken would be kicking himself for not setting it higher.
	7:34pm Linda Lee: gorgeous ~
	7:36pm Dan Bodah: THANK YOU all who pledged!! Pledges are still trickling in, so we hope we will reach the $1.5 goal eventually even though we are not talking about it on air anymore. We still did better than last year so far, so that's good. We're not kidding about trying to get into the black -- out of deficit spending on yearly operating costs.
	7:37pm Richard S: Well, perhaps it encouraged more people to pledge, and pledge more. WFMU needs every dollar it can get, so I suppose it's all good. Just don't want any tears over not meeting the goal.
	7:42pm dale: i thought the last song was inuit or american indian
	7:42pm βrian: I assumed the iso stood for the International Standards Organization.
	7:44pm βrian: (Or maybe I didn't.)
	7:45pm northguineahills: Werk is breaking my brain, thanks for keep me from throwing my monitor out the window, Dan!
	7:47pm northguineahills: Dan, one of the few people that might even know more about ethnography (that I encounter virtually or otherwise) then I.
	7:48pm βrian: @NGH: You're planning to geo-locate all the tracks being played during next year's marathon in real-time, right? Like, that would be way cool ...
	7:48pm Linda Lee: wow ~~ orosei vocal style is astounding.
	7:50pm Listener Robert: You're right, Mr. Bodah. I keep thinking last year's goal was $1.3M, but it was $1.2M.
	7:52pm Tommy in Neversink: Loved that
	7:53pm βrian: "Mouth of the night"?
	7:53pm northguineahills: @βrian: Just the pledger's location based on their postal zip code. International addresses might be trickier. (location will be based on the centroid of the given zip code or in international addresses, city limits centroid). Songs themselves would be tricky w/o the appropriate metadata, but that really sounds like a fun project.
	7:55pm chris: thanks, Dan! gorgeous selections tonight!
	7:56pm βrian: It's always the metadata. And how to clean it, and how to normalize it. Google's API has some foo in that regard, but things can go astray in a hurry.
	7:59pm Richard S: With a world map on a computer screen, you don't really need to get down to "village" level. Country and region will do fine for locating a singing style. TransPacific Sound Paradise could do it, too....
	7:59pm Dan Bodah: Thanks all!
	7:59pm βrian: I've got to get cooking for my habibti. Thanks, Dan B.
	8:00pm northguineahills: @Richard S, well, it could be an interactive map. And there is the question of the whether to place it where it was recorded or where the performers are from, and if they're from multiple countries...???? Thanks Dan!
	8:00pm Richard S: Catch you next week!
	8:00pm βrian: @Richard S: But then those humans come into play, and everything falls a part.
	🍳 8:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Stashu with the lovely a capella last night.

Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from March 19, 2018

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