WFMU: Testify! with Larry Grogan: Playlist from July 11, 2018

Listener comments!
	10:01pm Jeff Ash: Greetings from Wisconsin, mon!
	10:02pm Funky16Corners: Hey Jeff!
	10:04pm chresti: Hello greetings
	10:04pm coelacanth∅: hey Larry and all
	10:04pm Funky16Corners: Hi Chresti! Hey C!
	10:07pm Erica: Hi. Sorry I didn't show up last time. 5 hours is too much for me.
	10:07pm chresti: The Magnificent!!
	10:08pm Funky16Corners: Hi Erica!
	10:09pm chresti: Gateway Jamaican tunes here...CHUNE!
	10:10pm Funky16Corners: Lots more to come!
	10:10pm chresti: nice version of Johnny Too Bad
	10:11pm Funky16Corners: The original (as far as I know)
	10:11pm coelacanth∅: seems i was usually led to a section of the fence where there was no gate
	10:13pm coelacanth∅: (though i did hear johnny too bad first by Bunny Wailer, like many people i assume)
	10:14pm chresti: I heard it first on "The Harder They Come"
	10:16pm Funky16Corners: Yes, this is THOSE Hooters
	10:16pm Funky16Corners: Very early days
	10:17pm Erica: I was about to ask if this was a different "Hooters".
	10:17pm Funky16Corners: They were a whole different kind of band in the beginning
	10:18pm coelacanth∅: i don't think i heard the entire harder they come soundtrack until about 1981.
	10:19pm coelacanth∅: (and i wasn't too impressed, in general!)
	10:20pm chresti: I think it was around 80-81
	10:23pm chresti: I saw the movie in a outdoor cinema near monte carlo/nice area on the beach, in 1980
	10:24pm coelacanth∅: i had (still have) a friend who was into reggae in the mid/late 70s turned me on to burning spear, black uhuru, yellowman....i knew Bunny Wailer's solo work better than i knew Marley for a few years there. the harder they come soundtrack was too poppy for me when i heard it. i like most of it now though.
	10:24pm chresti: not Nice, Menton
	10:26pm Gary via app: I saw Harder They Come in Santa Cruz in the 70s and it blew me away
	10:26pm Funky16Corners: Used to be on Night Flight all the time
	10:29pm coelacanth∅: i saw that film at some reggae festival...or at the count basie theatre during a Bob Marley birthday event... i don't remember for sure, and i don't remember much of the movie!
	10:30pm chresti: A show on KCRW in the 80s, Reggae Beat, was where I caught the fever, Hank Holmes portion of the show I would record, and so on and so forth.
	10:32pm Funky16Corners: I dig all kinds of reggae, but mainly collect ska, rocksteady, and Jamaican covers of American soul and funk
	10:32pm coelacanth∅: chresti kcrw is that different than wkcr?
	10:34pm chresti: A friend of mine says he has/had a MASSIVE collection from Jamaica KCRW, Santa Monica College-maybe a sister station
	10:36pm coelacanth∅: wkcr is columbia university in ny. last time i listened was mostly jazz but would have specials (as on Marley's birthday)
	10:39pm chresti: I stopped listening in the 90s, after Hank left. I would try to find the tracks I wrote down from the cassettes of his set.
	10:40pm coelacanth∅: i have what i think is a respectable reggae collection, but i know it's pretty dismal speck compared to some collections
	10:40pm chresti: The one that I couldn't find was "Hello Honey" by the Maytals
	10:41pm Funky16Corners: I have a buddy that was deep into funk for years ad then did a deep, deep dive into reggae 45s
	10:42pm chresti: It's a logical transition
	10:45pm chresti: The harmonies are what got me hooked
	10:45pm Jeff Ash: I am wanting jerk chicken and a Cold Stripe now.
	10:45pm coelacanth∅: i never collected reggae 45s. i would if i had lots of money. i do have many old comps though, with a lot of those groovy rocksteady singles on 'em.
	10:46pm Jeff Ash: I mean a cold Red Stripe.
	10:46pm Funky16Corners: @Jeff - That sounds really good!
	10:47pm Erica: Sorry for keeping quiet. Not sure how long I'll be here for.
	10:47pm chresti: yeah there are great compilations- I would look for a song I was looking for and grab it
	10:48pm chresti: patties?
	10:49pm coelacanth∅: for a while i bought about any vintage comp i found. i figured there's be something to make it worth it.
	10:50pm coelacanth∅: (i was always into albums anyway, but mainly i did that because i had little knowledge of what to look for)
	10:52pm Erica: I love the organ keyboard on this one.
	10:53pm Funky16Corners: Yeah, it's nice, isn't it?
	10:53pm chresti: I think the first comp for me was a blank Trojan with "Queen of the World" on it
	10:53pm coelacanth∅: Johnny Nash broke through though in the us. i got the album at a very young age but except for "i can see clearly now" it mostly bored me ...Peter Tosh was when i really perked my ears up, because of his militant politics.
	10:54pm coelacanth∅: who's that chresti?
	10:55pm Funky16Corners: Johnny Nash was American. From Texas. He had a hit in the 60s in Jamaica and fell in love with the sound
	10:56pm chresti: Claudette Miller(?)
	10:57pm coelacanth∅: ha yeah i think i did read that in "catch a fire" but that Marley helped him a lot.
	10:58pm Funky16Corners: He had a bunch of hits in the 60s. He veen had his own label, Joda. One of the earliest Cowsills 45s was on Joda
	10:58pm chresti: and Lloyd
	10:59pm coelacanth∅: whoa -Johnny Nash did?
	11:00pm chresti: /www.discogs.com...
	11:01pm coelacanth∅: ...maybe i have it backwards! maybe Nash assisted Marley to get through...but then, to what...Blackwell? -or maybe that book is as full of tall tales as it seems! (-or maybe i'm just very tired)
	11:03pm Funky16Corners: Nash recorded with Marley early on, but the Wailers had already had some success during the ska days.
	11:06pm coelacanth∅: cool, chresti. i thought you were saying there was a song called "queen of the world" that grabbed you; but that's the comp. Larry i know they did... i don't trust what i remember about the connection.
	11:08pm coelacanth∅: (it may've been some royalty issue with Nash recording those Marley songs...but my brain will hurt if i think about it much more!)
	11:08pm chresti: there might be a comp with that title somewhere
	11:10pm Funky16Corners: I'll have to go back and check the chronology.
	11:10pm chresti: my copy had that title because I wrote it on the front with a sharpie
	11:13pm coelacanth∅: chresti that discogs page is confusing! "1 composition, 16 tracks"? what does that mean?! and if it's a comp why doesn't it list the tracks?
	11:16pm chresti: www.discogs.com...
	11:18pm chresti: sorry, I'm trying to drag it with apple mouse on a pc
	11:19pm Funky16Corners: Big Shot had one of the great label designs
	11:20pm Jeff Ash: "Very good," indeed, as written on the label!
	11:20pm coelacanth∅: Larry i just read the wikipedia entree on Johnny Nash and it has an in-detailed overview of what you're saying. (i'm sure i've read that before but i forgot) -the other involvements i'm having trouble recalling the details of i must've read in "catch a fire"; which is in this house i'm in but it's a poorly written book with almost no order and i wont hope to find what i'm looking for in any brief amount of time. ...it makes sense Nash is from the us though, judging by his (very safe) sound on that album.
	11:20pm chresti: Ya Such a treasure!
	11:23pm coelacanth∅: uh, i meant "UN-detailed...jeez) - so that was your first,chresti?
	11:25pm coelacanth∅: righteous version mon
	11:26pm Erica: This version of Reggae Woman makes sense because it IS reggae.
	11:26pm Funky16Corners: Right?
	11:27pm chresti: When I started shopping for reggae/ska/rocksteady music
	11:28pm chresti: one of the first
	11:29pm chresti: coxsone was another with great compilations
	11:30pm chresti: Reggae Time
	11:32pm chresti: www.discogs.com...
	11:34pm coelacanth∅: yeah and those studio one comps are killer!
	11:36pm Jeff Ash: Thanks, Larry! Catch you later.
	11:36pm coelacanth∅: Stevie's original is reggae, by most standards
	11:36pm Funky16Corners: Nite Jeff!
	11:37pm coelacanth∅: (or at least most non-ja standards)
	11:37pm Funky16Corners: @C- I agree, but it's cool to hear a straight up reggae cover
	11:38pm coelacanth∅: for sure, and a good one too!
	11:38pm chresti: Yeah! covers!
	11:40pm doctorjazz: Just made it for the home stretch, another one to catch in the Archive, looks like a great fun show. Hi!
	11:41pm Funky16Corners: Hey Doc!
	11:41pm coelacanth∅: this is on one of my comps; and i have to admit i don't know that i've ever heard the original
	11:42pm Funky16Corners: Big hit by Al Wilson in 1973
	11:42pm Erica: Hi doctor jazz.
	11:43pm northguineahills: Good stuff, Larry!
	11:43pm Funky16Corners: Hey NGH!
	11:44pm coelacanth∅: thanks Larry. Al Wilson barely on my radar.
	11:44pm doctorjazz: Hi Erica! Nice cover of Let's Get It On (well played 45....(
	11:45pm coelacanth∅: yeah this is another righteous cover
	11:46pm doctorjazz: Reggae covers of American hits are almost always terrific (even if the original wasn't quite...)
	11:47pm Funky16Corners: I wish you could see the label this is on. Hulk records, with a picture (naturally) of the Hulk.
	11:48pm Funky16Corners: www.45cat.com...
	11:49pm doctorjazz: That is a cool label!
	11:50pm doctorjazz: Neil! Reggaefied!
	11:50pm coelacanth∅: nice!
	11:50pm Funky16Corners: I have a Jamaican pressing of an Eddie Bo 45 with Ben Grimm on the label
	11:50pm doctorjazz: (but, does it have the 1 note solo....)
	11:50pm northguineahills: What doctorjazz said....
	11:51pm Funky16Corners: The album that this is from is amazing.
	11:51pm Funky16Corners: www.discogs.com...
	11:52pm coelacanth∅: Neil did play some reggae - at least once! (cortez the killer. amusing.)
	11:52pm doctorjazz: Man, may have to get it...
	11:55pm Franco Twinkie: Papa was down by the river? La la la means let's get it on!
	11:56pm Funky16Corners: Hey Franco!
	11:56pm coelacanth∅: papa la la means let's get it on down by the river
	11:56pm Erica: That's a good one Franco
	11:57pm coelacanth∅: (by the rolling river?)
	11:58pm Franco Twinkie: Larry! You. you, you....Mr. Big Stuff!
	11:59pm Erica: Papa got it on by the river.
	12:00am chresti: Thanks for the musical treasure Larry!
	12:00am Funky16Corners: Thanks for listening guys!
	12:00am Erica: I hope to hear from you again next week too.
	12:01am Funky16Corners: I will be here!
	12:01am Erica: Goodnight!
	12:01am Funky16Corners: Nite Erica!
	12:01am coelacanth∅: Stellar program Larry -sayn! Thanks! gnight y'all
	12:01am Funky16Corners: Thanks C!
	12:02am chresti: Ha Erica

Testify! with Larry Grogan: Playlist from July 11, 2018

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July 11, 2018: Testify! Goes to Jamaica!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format
Funky16Corners	Testify! Intro "Testify! Intro" by "Funky16Corners"	Best of Funky16Corners Volume One	Funky16Corners	2017`	MP3
Desmond Dekker and the Aces	Israelites	45RPM Single	UNI	1969	45
Desmond Dekker and the Aces	Intensified	The Israelites	Uni	1969	LP
Dave and Ansil Collins	Double Barrell	45RPM Single	Techniques	1971	45
The Slickers	Johnny Too Bad "Johnny Too Bad" by "The Slickers"	45RPM Single	Panther	1970	45
Don Drummond	Man In The Street "Man In The Street" by "Don Drummond"	45RPM Single	Island	1964	45
The Hooters	Man In the Street "Man In the Street" by "The Hooters"	Hot Spots	Hot Spots	1981	MP3

Harry J All Stars	Liquidator "Liquidator" by "Harry J All Stars"	45RPM Single	Harry J	1969	45
Dandy Livingstone	A Message To You Rudy	45RPM Single	Ska Beat	1967	45
Prince Busters All Stars	One Step Beyond	45RPM Single	Blue Beat	1965	45
Prince Busters All Stars	Al Capone	45RPM Single	Blue Beat	1965	45
Toots and the Maytals	Pressure Drop	45RPM Single	Jaguar	1969	45
Toots and the Maytals	54-46 Was My Number	45RPM Single	Shelter	1972	45
Bob Marley and the Wailers	Soul Shakedown Party	45RPM Single	Trojan	1970	45
Zap Pow	This Is Reggae Music "This Is Reggae Music" by "Zap Pow"	45RPM Single	Trojan	1972	45

The Federalmen	Soul Serenade "Soul Serenade" by "The Federalmen"	45RPM Single	Steady	1970	45
The Gayletts	Son of a Preacherman	45RPM Single	Steady	1969	45
The Pioneers	At the Discotheque "At the Discotheque" by "The Pioneers"	45RPM Single	Trojan	1973	45
Dobby Dobson	Don't Make Me Over "Don't Make Me Over" by "Dobby Dobson"	45RPM Single	Pama	1970	45
Lorna Bennett	Breakfast In Bed "Breakfast In Bed" by "Lorna Bennett"	45RPM Single	Harry J	1972	45
Zap Pow	Soul Revival "Soul Revival" by "Zap Pow"	45RPM Single	Jaywax	1976	45
Tomorrow's Children	Sister Big Stuff	45RPM Single	London	1971	45
Shark Wilson and the Basement Heaters	Make It Reggae	45RPM Single	Ashanti	1971	45
Byron Lee and the Dragonaires	Hot Reggae	Reggae Hot and Cool	Dynamic	1972	LP
Byron Lee and the Dragonaires	Shaft	45RPM Single	Dynamic	1972	45
Pat Rhoden	Living For the city "Living For the city" by "Pat Rhoden"	45RPM Single	Attack	1974	45
Pat Rhoden	Boogie On Reggae Woman	45RPM Single	Horse	1975	45
Jackie Mittoo	Hip Hug "Hip Hug" by "Jackie Mittoo"	Evening Time	Coxsone	1968	LP

Alton Ellis	La La Means I Love You	45RPM Single	Mr Tipsy	1968	45
Horace Andy	Show and Tell "Show and Tell" by "Horace Andy"	45RPM Single	Money Disc	1973	45
Winston Samuels and the Clintones	Let's Get It On	45RPM Single	Clintone	1973	45
Ken Boothe	It's Gonna Take a Miracle	45RPM Single	Hulk	1974	45
Ken Boothe	Down By the River "Down By the River" by "Ken Boothe"	Let's Get It On	Trojan	1974	LP
Pioneers	Papa Was a Rolling Stone	45RPM Single	Trojan	1977	45

Rex Garvin and the Mighty Cravers	I Gotta Go Now (Up On the Floor)	45RPM Single	Like	1966	45

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Listener comments!
	10:01pm Jeff Ash: Greetings from Wisconsin, mon!
	10:02pm Funky16Corners: Hey Jeff!
	10:04pm chresti: Hello greetings
	10:04pm coelacanth∅: hey Larry and all
	10:04pm Funky16Corners: Hi Chresti! Hey C!
	10:07pm Erica: Hi. Sorry I didn't show up last time. 5 hours is too much for me.
	10:07pm chresti: The Magnificent!!
	10:08pm Funky16Corners: Hi Erica!
	10:09pm chresti: Gateway Jamaican tunes here...CHUNE!
	10:10pm Funky16Corners: Lots more to come!
	10:10pm chresti: nice version of Johnny Too Bad
	10:11pm Funky16Corners: The original (as far as I know)
	10:11pm coelacanth∅: seems i was usually led to a section of the fence where there was no gate
	10:13pm coelacanth∅: (though i did hear johnny too bad first by Bunny Wailer, like many people i assume)
	10:14pm chresti: I heard it first on "The Harder They Come"
	10:16pm Funky16Corners: Yes, this is THOSE Hooters
	10:16pm Funky16Corners: Very early days
	10:17pm Erica: I was about to ask if this was a different "Hooters".
	10:17pm Funky16Corners: They were a whole different kind of band in the beginning
	10:18pm coelacanth∅: i don't think i heard the entire harder they come soundtrack until about 1981.
	10:19pm coelacanth∅: (and i wasn't too impressed, in general!)
	10:20pm chresti: I think it was around 80-81
	10:23pm chresti: I saw the movie in a outdoor cinema near monte carlo/nice area on the beach, in 1980
	10:24pm coelacanth∅: i had (still have) a friend who was into reggae in the mid/late 70s turned me on to burning spear, black uhuru, yellowman....i knew Bunny Wailer's solo work better than i knew Marley for a few years there. the harder they come soundtrack was too poppy for me when i heard it. i like most of it now though.
	10:24pm chresti: not Nice, Menton
	10:26pm Gary via app: I saw Harder They Come in Santa Cruz in the 70s and it blew me away
	10:26pm Funky16Corners: Used to be on Night Flight all the time
	10:29pm coelacanth∅: i saw that film at some reggae festival...or at the count basie theatre during a Bob Marley birthday event... i don't remember for sure, and i don't remember much of the movie!
	10:30pm chresti: A show on KCRW in the 80s, Reggae Beat, was where I caught the fever, Hank Holmes portion of the show I would record, and so on and so forth.
	10:32pm Funky16Corners: I dig all kinds of reggae, but mainly collect ska, rocksteady, and Jamaican covers of American soul and funk
	10:32pm coelacanth∅: chresti kcrw is that different than wkcr?
	10:34pm chresti: A friend of mine says he has/had a MASSIVE collection from Jamaica KCRW, Santa Monica College-maybe a sister station
	10:36pm coelacanth∅: wkcr is columbia university in ny. last time i listened was mostly jazz but would have specials (as on Marley's birthday)
	10:39pm chresti: I stopped listening in the 90s, after Hank left. I would try to find the tracks I wrote down from the cassettes of his set.
	10:40pm coelacanth∅: i have what i think is a respectable reggae collection, but i know it's pretty dismal speck compared to some collections
	10:40pm chresti: The one that I couldn't find was "Hello Honey" by the Maytals
	10:41pm Funky16Corners: I have a buddy that was deep into funk for years ad then did a deep, deep dive into reggae 45s
	10:42pm chresti: It's a logical transition
	10:45pm chresti: The harmonies are what got me hooked
	10:45pm Jeff Ash: I am wanting jerk chicken and a Cold Stripe now.
	10:45pm coelacanth∅: i never collected reggae 45s. i would if i had lots of money. i do have many old comps though, with a lot of those groovy rocksteady singles on 'em.
	10:46pm Jeff Ash: I mean a cold Red Stripe.
	10:46pm Funky16Corners: @Jeff - That sounds really good!
	10:47pm Erica: Sorry for keeping quiet. Not sure how long I'll be here for.
	10:47pm chresti: yeah there are great compilations- I would look for a song I was looking for and grab it
	10:48pm chresti: patties?
	10:49pm coelacanth∅: for a while i bought about any vintage comp i found. i figured there's be something to make it worth it.
	10:50pm coelacanth∅: (i was always into albums anyway, but mainly i did that because i had little knowledge of what to look for)
	10:52pm Erica: I love the organ keyboard on this one.
	10:53pm Funky16Corners: Yeah, it's nice, isn't it?
	10:53pm chresti: I think the first comp for me was a blank Trojan with "Queen of the World" on it
	10:53pm coelacanth∅: Johnny Nash broke through though in the us. i got the album at a very young age but except for "i can see clearly now" it mostly bored me ...Peter Tosh was when i really perked my ears up, because of his militant politics.
	10:54pm coelacanth∅: who's that chresti?
	10:55pm Funky16Corners: Johnny Nash was American. From Texas. He had a hit in the 60s in Jamaica and fell in love with the sound
	10:56pm chresti: Claudette Miller(?)
	10:57pm coelacanth∅: ha yeah i think i did read that in "catch a fire" but that Marley helped him a lot.
	10:58pm Funky16Corners: He had a bunch of hits in the 60s. He veen had his own label, Joda. One of the earliest Cowsills 45s was on Joda
	10:58pm chresti: and Lloyd
	10:59pm coelacanth∅: whoa -Johnny Nash did?
	11:00pm chresti: /www.discogs.com...
	11:01pm coelacanth∅: ...maybe i have it backwards! maybe Nash assisted Marley to get through...but then, to what...Blackwell? -or maybe that book is as full of tall tales as it seems! (-or maybe i'm just very tired)
	11:03pm Funky16Corners: Nash recorded with Marley early on, but the Wailers had already had some success during the ska days.
	11:06pm coelacanth∅: cool, chresti. i thought you were saying there was a song called "queen of the world" that grabbed you; but that's the comp. Larry i know they did... i don't trust what i remember about the connection.
	11:08pm coelacanth∅: (it may've been some royalty issue with Nash recording those Marley songs...but my brain will hurt if i think about it much more!)
	11:08pm chresti: there might be a comp with that title somewhere
	11:10pm Funky16Corners: I'll have to go back and check the chronology.
	11:10pm chresti: my copy had that title because I wrote it on the front with a sharpie
	11:13pm coelacanth∅: chresti that discogs page is confusing! "1 composition, 16 tracks"? what does that mean?! and if it's a comp why doesn't it list the tracks?
	11:16pm chresti: www.discogs.com...
	11:18pm chresti: sorry, I'm trying to drag it with apple mouse on a pc
	11:19pm Funky16Corners: Big Shot had one of the great label designs
	11:20pm Jeff Ash: "Very good," indeed, as written on the label!
	11:20pm coelacanth∅: Larry i just read the wikipedia entree on Johnny Nash and it has an in-detailed overview of what you're saying. (i'm sure i've read that before but i forgot) -the other involvements i'm having trouble recalling the details of i must've read in "catch a fire"; which is in this house i'm in but it's a poorly written book with almost no order and i wont hope to find what i'm looking for in any brief amount of time. ...it makes sense Nash is from the us though, judging by his (very safe) sound on that album.
	11:20pm chresti: Ya Such a treasure!
	11:23pm coelacanth∅: uh, i meant "UN-detailed...jeez) - so that was your first,chresti?
	11:25pm coelacanth∅: righteous version mon
	11:26pm Erica: This version of Reggae Woman makes sense because it IS reggae.
	11:26pm Funky16Corners: Right?
	11:27pm chresti: When I started shopping for reggae/ska/rocksteady music
	11:28pm chresti: one of the first
	11:29pm chresti: coxsone was another with great compilations
	11:30pm chresti: Reggae Time
	11:32pm chresti: www.discogs.com...
	11:34pm coelacanth∅: yeah and those studio one comps are killer!
	11:36pm Jeff Ash: Thanks, Larry! Catch you later.
	11:36pm coelacanth∅: Stevie's original is reggae, by most standards
	11:36pm Funky16Corners: Nite Jeff!
	11:37pm coelacanth∅: (or at least most non-ja standards)
	11:37pm Funky16Corners: @C- I agree, but it's cool to hear a straight up reggae cover
	11:38pm coelacanth∅: for sure, and a good one too!
	11:38pm chresti: Yeah! covers!
	11:40pm doctorjazz: Just made it for the home stretch, another one to catch in the Archive, looks like a great fun show. Hi!
	11:41pm Funky16Corners: Hey Doc!
	11:41pm coelacanth∅: this is on one of my comps; and i have to admit i don't know that i've ever heard the original
	11:42pm Funky16Corners: Big hit by Al Wilson in 1973
	11:42pm Erica: Hi doctor jazz.
	11:43pm northguineahills: Good stuff, Larry!
	11:43pm Funky16Corners: Hey NGH!
	11:44pm coelacanth∅: thanks Larry. Al Wilson barely on my radar.
	11:44pm doctorjazz: Hi Erica! Nice cover of Let's Get It On (well played 45....(
	11:45pm coelacanth∅: yeah this is another righteous cover
	11:46pm doctorjazz: Reggae covers of American hits are almost always terrific (even if the original wasn't quite...)
	11:47pm Funky16Corners: I wish you could see the label this is on. Hulk records, with a picture (naturally) of the Hulk.
	11:48pm Funky16Corners: www.45cat.com...
	11:49pm doctorjazz: That is a cool label!
	11:50pm doctorjazz: Neil! Reggaefied!
	11:50pm coelacanth∅: nice!
	11:50pm Funky16Corners: I have a Jamaican pressing of an Eddie Bo 45 with Ben Grimm on the label
	11:50pm doctorjazz: (but, does it have the 1 note solo....)
	11:50pm northguineahills: What doctorjazz said....
	11:51pm Funky16Corners: The album that this is from is amazing.
	11:51pm Funky16Corners: www.discogs.com...
	11:52pm coelacanth∅: Neil did play some reggae - at least once! (cortez the killer. amusing.)
	11:52pm doctorjazz: Man, may have to get it...
	11:55pm Franco Twinkie: Papa was down by the river? La la la means let's get it on!
	11:56pm Funky16Corners: Hey Franco!
	11:56pm coelacanth∅: papa la la means let's get it on down by the river
	11:56pm Erica: That's a good one Franco
	11:57pm coelacanth∅: (by the rolling river?)
	11:58pm Franco Twinkie: Larry! You. you, you....Mr. Big Stuff!
	11:59pm Erica: Papa got it on by the river.
	12:00am chresti: Thanks for the musical treasure Larry!
	12:00am Funky16Corners: Thanks for listening guys!
	12:00am Erica: I hope to hear from you again next week too.
	12:01am Funky16Corners: I will be here!
	12:01am Erica: Goodnight!
	12:01am Funky16Corners: Nite Erica!
	12:01am coelacanth∅: Stellar program Larry -sayn! Thanks! gnight y'all
	12:01am Funky16Corners: Thanks C!
	12:02am chresti: Ha Erica

Testify! with Larry Grogan: Playlist from July 11, 2018

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