WFMU: Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from December 7, 2018

Listener comments!
	3:00pm Otis Fodder: Heyyyyyyy! Welcome!
	3:00pm Webhamster Henry: WAKE UP OTIS!
	3:00pm spacebrother: Wake up!!!!
	3:01pm Dutchman Jan: and me!
	3:01pm Rich in Washington: OTIS! Wake up! You're having that your show's about to start dream again!
	3:01pm Martinibomb: Heeeeey folks!
	3:01pm recordrouletteclub: Hey y'all!
	3:02pm Rich in Washington: Martinibomb!
	3:02pm Otis Fodder: I am in a bit of a dream this show. Talking a lot, a whole lot, mostly to my cat.
	3:02pm Martinibomb: omfg just got done with a couple hours of pledge drive/pitching at Freeform.. tired. Your intro is awesome!! so gooooood
	3:02pm Mr Fab: Ha, I have/had some of those records pictured
	3:02pm Dutchman Jan: I love it, when you forget your pills, Otis!
	3:02pm spacebrother: Are you in the bathroom a'la Joe Meek?
	3:03pm Otis Fodder: Forgot my pills? I flushed 'em this week!! Ha ha. I think I found my silly groove.
	3:04pm Dutchman Jan: keep that groove going!
	3:08pm Martinibomb: Haven't heard this one in awhile. Still awesome
	3:08pm Blair Clifton Sterrett: Listening while I pay bills and correct homework...
	3:08pm Rich in Washington: Eric Kleptone is a twisted genius.
	3:11pm Dutchman Jan: what a hell of a mix!
	3:12pm Martinibomb: I need to take a quick power nap but I'm loving the show so far. I'll have it on in the background. I'll be back to chat in a few..
	3:12pm Dutchman Jan: my thoughts exactly, Otis
	3:13pm Martinibomb: can I get a copy of that PimpDaddySuprememe?
	3:13pm Otis Fodder: MB - Yes, will send to you today, 4 sure!
	3:13pm Martinibomb: You can burp on WFMU I think that's okay here. :-)
	3:17pm chresti: After eating at Burger King, did you get dessert at Dairy Queen?
	3:18pm spacebrother: Were you inspired by my extended DJ talk thing this week?
	3:18pm chresti: Oh, I mean after hitting the cow, yikes!
	3:20pm ?: Are you sure it wasn't a STEER?
	3:21pm chresti: Modesto. We pass by on our way to SF every holiday. Glad you survived!
	3:22pm chresti: I hit a rabbit in France, once
	3:22pm Mr Fab: Much more entertaining than those NPR spoken-word shows. Sheena's Jungle Room presents: "This American Low-Life"!
	3:22pm Otis Fodder: Might have been a steer, memory on that is a bit hazy. Crazy stuff. I did have breakfast after at a Denny's remember that.
	3:22pm Rich in Washington: I'm going to have a double cheeseburger for you later today, Otis.
	3:23pm Rich in Washington: Did you get the Moooo-n Over My Hammy?
	3:23pm Dutchman Jan: Cows can be pretty mad as well....
	3:23pm chresti: Love your stories
	3:24pm Germaine: Hi! Listening while studying for exams..."Storytime with Otis" is much more engaging!
	3:24pm Otis Fodder: Funny thing is there was a mail-art thing called "holy church of moo" in the mid-90s. I was totally a rev of that one, along with like a dozen other funny ones (sub-g!)
	3:24pm Rich in Washington: I think there was a Mac, use-at-your-own risk version of Winamp out a couple of years ago.
	3:37pm Dutchman Jan: loved that trombone!
	3:41pm chresti: perrier=burps
	3:43pm Don-O: Don't mind me, I'm just sticking my head in to make Mr. Fab relax.
	3:45pm chresti: I agree! Gems are everywhere
	3:46pm Don-O: ......and now I'm going out for a brief walk. I will be back in a few minutes. Keep talkin' Otis!!!
	3:46pm Rich in Washington: I went through, somewhat still challenged by, occasionally being influenced/intimidated/inspired by what others are playing here, but now it's more inspired - I don't quite worry as much about repeating what others are playing or playing something that's a bit of an outlier, etc. I think we're all doing a good job of just being us. Free To Be You and Me.
	3:47pm Rich in Washington: I like the talkin! We're all good at it! Radio-therapy! Ha!
	3:48pm chresti: I think just going with it is the way to go.
	3:48pm Mr Fab: DJs on speed!
	3:49pm Otis Fodder: Radio Therapy for the win! Baaaa ha ha.
	3:50pm chresti: Jeez...what a great track!
	3:54pm chresti: this makes me think of ECC
	3:54pm Rich in Washington: This is fantastic! WATCH OUT FOR THAT BAT!
	3:55pm Otis Fodder: I love that song, The Cave.
	3:57pm Blair Clifton Sterrett: I have The Cave 45, but I still think I own a re-issue, even though the seller swore it was original. lol Too clean, to skinny etc. My own paranoia.
	3:59pm Rich in Washington: Bless Kogar the Swinging Ape. I think it's up to 17 volumes now, the Lux & Ivy's Favorites, I mean.
	4:00pm Martinibomb: Mississippi records is in my Hood! I just walked by it this morning. Love that label/store!
	4:01pm Martinibomb: Also the best grocery store in the universe is across the street where I get my veg! Records and food.. not sure what else I need
	4:02pm Mr Fab: DJs: don't feel like you need to be in competition with each other. It wasn't my intent to have the weirdest, wackiest, most obscure station in the world. Just the coolest.
	4:03pm Rich in Washington: I need to go again soon. They're technically closer now since they moved. I just keep forgetting to go because I rarely carry cash and they don't so plastic.
	4:03pm Rich in Washington: do plastic.
	4:05pm Rich in Washington: Oh. I have this record! Love Porter Wagoner.
	4:06pm geezerette: The Rubber Room, bouncy tune. :)
	4:06pm Blair Clifton Sterrett: I played the Porter record at a record night, and then showed my double copy. That thing was gone in a trade in about 30 seconds.
	4:07pm Somoflange: Good hearing you Otis!
	4:07pm Franco Twinkie: Wavy Gravy. Besides been a great compilation of nuttiness, the album cover features Beverley Garland menaced by the monster from It Conquered The Word.
	4:07pm Otis Fodder: Oooooh, I want that 45 single. I still gotta listen to Pt. 2 of The Cave!
	4:07pm geezerette: Mimp-fis...
	4:07pm Otis Fodder: Thx Somoflange!
	4:07pm Rich in Washington: I love that Twisted Tales series. It's fantastic! I think Norton sent the entire sheebang to KBOO so it's in the library. I managed to buy several volumes until the store I bought it from went out of business.
	4:08pm Otis Fodder: The beeps in Gear Bustin' Sort of Feller crack me up. Covering the nasty words.
	4:09pm Mr Fab: I wonder about trucker records. Truckers can't listen to records, can they..?
	4:09pm Otis Fodder: I hope that all the truckers are listening to Down and Out. I would!
	4:11pm Blair Clifton Sterrett: Truckers played the 8-tracks and listened to the records at home, and 45's at the truck stop diners.
	4:12pm Otis Fodder: I love that Blair!
	4:13pm geezerette: Yay! Boing-boing-...bonk!
	4:13pm Rich in Washington: I remember during the mid-80s Cowpunk era, there was renewed interest in death, tragedy, insanity themed old country songs.
	4:15pm Mr Fab: yeah I remember too Rich. The first versions of Eddie Noak's "Psycho" I heard were covers.
	4:15pm geezerette: Truck stops are like theme parks. Love 'em!
	4:17pm Rich in Washington: Yeah. And later that Death Dealers LP and the Joe Coleman Infernal Machine record. Lots of murder songs.
	4:21pm Mr Fab: Otis, if you're looking for modern country that kinda has that bad-livin' vibe, you might like some Old Crow Medicine Show stuff. I've added some of their songs to the stream, like the self-explanatory "Methamphetamine." And Ministry actually has a country spin-off called Buck Satan and his 666 Shooters.
	4:21pm Germaine: CTW!!
	4:22pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Fab!!!
	4:23pm Listener Bob in PGH: Ha ha! I had this record as a kid too!
	4:24pm Listener Bob in PGH: "Mobity Mosely" that is
	4:24pm Rich in Washington: I occasionally see that Franklin LP. I should snag it. It sure sounds groovy!
	4:25pm Otis Fodder: Bob - Yes !! Rich - Pick that up !!
	4:25pm Mr Fab: I met Sid & Marty Kroft a couple years ago, and got my pic taken with them! We went to buy a Shag print called "Puff's Pad" that was signed by all three of 'em.
	4:26pm Rich in Washington: I have this weird inhibition about buying kiddie records for some reason. It has to really be worth the weird looks I get from Goodwill clerks. I don't know why I care.
	4:26pm Listener Bob in PGH: I seem to remember a trippy illustration about safely crossing the street where the kid's face was a blur showing him looking in both directions.
	4:27pm Otis Fodder: The look from the clerks will either be comical or in full frustration because you snagged it before them.
	4:33pm Rich in Washington: I've only had that experience at this weird rehab/xtian thrift store. I would say easily 95% of the records were awful christian records but an occasional weird record, but no rock n' roll. I found a really clean copy of Sgt. Pepper's and took it up and the addled, aging wannabee punker christian pastor guy who ran the store practically jumped that I had it - like he couldn't believe it had somehow gotten past him and into the bins. He clearly wanted it and even seemed to try to contrive some way of denying me buying it. It was hilarious.
	4:53pm Dutchman Jan: have to go now, wonderfull show so far, thanks Otis. I'll listen the next hour and next shows in the archives tomorrow! bye!
	4:56pm Rich in Washington: This is fantastic!
	4:57pm Blair Clifton Sterrett: Holy Cow this song rules!
	4:58pm Rich in Washington: The name sure rings a bell but I definitely don't remember hearing THAT! Amazing!
	5:09pm Don-O: MOOOOOOOG ALERT!!!
	5:10pm chresti: Thanks Otis! Bye
	5:12pm Rich in Washington: The original Hot Butter version might be one of the first weird songs I really loved - that got my attention. I remember it popping up (heh) often on the AM station my mom had on often when I was very little.
	5:12pm Webhamster Henry: Yeah I know this version of Popcorn! it was among the hundreds of Popcorns on Beware Of The Blog
	5:12pm Webhamster Henry: blog.wfmu.org...
	5:13pm Rich in Washington: If there isn't a Breakcore version of it there ought to be.
	5:13pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Henry! And bye Christi/Jan +++ thanks for listening today!!
	5:14pm Martinibomb: Thanks for all the great tunes today Otis! Some fine selections
	5:16pm Rich in Washington: I'm confused. Isn't there another 45 minutes to go? Am I in a temporal fractal timezone again?
	5:16pm Otis Fodder: Ha, yes, 45min left. Funky Kinky is leaving people running for air.
	5:17pm Don-O: On the Beat! (?)
	5:17pm Blair Clifton Sterrett: Higney rocking my world.
	5:18pm Otis Fodder: with no volume drops, everything is on.
	5:23pm Rich in Washington: I love this song so much.
	5:23pm Rich in Washington: It ends on a high note.
	5:27pm Blair Clifton Sterrett: I have the J&H record as well. Nice :)
	5:28pm Rich in Washington: Ooo! I didn't know the J&H tape was issued on vinyl! Must have!
	5:28pm Otis Fodder: Rich - www.discogs.com...
	5:29pm Don-O: Oh, broken and deranged "music" coming up.
	5:30pm Rich in Washington: Thanks! Added to Wantlist. Now I get periodic emails about all the records that are available and can't afford.
	5:30pm Rich in Washington: Looking forward to your Hour o-Crap, Don-O!
	5:31pm Otis Fodder: Sound Collage Set!
	5:32pm Rich in Washington: OMG, there's a transcript on the Discogs entry page! Hello Text-to-Speech!
	5:33pm Don-O: Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-OUCH!-EEK!-Ch-CH-Change!
	5:34pm Rich in Washington: It's funny and somewhat embarrassing how much my earliest mixes and radio shows drew from the 365 Days well.
	5:34pm Don-O: Rich, this year, I see almost all the records that I can't afford, either. Havin' a rub-in-your-face X-mas!
	5:34pm Rich in Washington: Herb's an explorerah.
	5:35pm Don-O: 'Rebel' is my "Golden Oldies" list. Screw that Elvis crap!!
	5:36pm Otis Fodder: Too many releases I cannot afford, so many reissues. 2 many reissues.
	5:36pm Mr Fab: Don-O is your show ready? You gotta send it to me
	5:37pm Rich in Washington: I got to spin that ECC once at a huge record rummage sale and our station's Hip Hop programming director came running across the hall "WHAT IS THAT!!! I NEED THAT!!!"
	5:37pm Don-O: I already did over the weekend. I got the playlist up and ready to be updated/added/etc.
	5:38pm Otis Fodder: That's the first reaction for almost everyone I know... that was most certainly my reaction, oh my god, neeeeed!
	5:38pm Mr Fab: no you didn't, i don't have it!
	5:38pm Rich in Washington: I have a few BPO cassettes. I've never seen any vinyl albums of theirs. They're amazing.
	5:38pm Don-O: Wow! a hip-hop record with a sense of humor. Whodathunkit!?
	5:39pm Rich in Washington: Yikes!
	5:39pm Rich in Washington: This is fantastic, Otis!
	5:39pm Mr Fab: i double checked my email, you did not send me your show.
	5:40pm Otis Fodder: I love parody/novelty rap. Long time fav - Bobby Jimmy & The Critters, will most def play them on a future show.
	5:42pm Don-O: Oh, I just sent you the link again. Check the e-mail.
	5:42pm Don-O: R. I. P., The Many Faces Of Dick!
	5:43pm Otis Fodder: Moribund Music.
	5:46pm spacebrother: That's a great song. "My name is Larry."
	5:46pm Don-O: MY NAME IS LARRRRYYYYYY!!
	5:49pm Webhamster Henry: I absolutely do that keys wallet (phone, glasses) thing.
	5:50pm spacebrother: There was a guy who used to do new filmstrips. Like just a few years ago. Art, soundtrack, everything.
	5:50pm Otis Fodder: "Valley of Lost Smiles" = New Band Name
	5:51pm Rich in Washington: That's a lot of slide changes. This must be a busy presentation.
	5:51pm Don-O: Wow! Your teeth are selling you out to your dentist. The Bastards!!
	5:51pm Otis Fodder: Wow, I'd love to hear that SpaceB!
	5:51pm spacebrother: That tooth actually sounds like you, Otis.
	5:51pm Webhamster Henry: @spacebrother that guy is Brian Dewan. vimeo.com...
	5:52pm Don-O: ....yup, they sounds a little TOO friendly....
	5:52pm spacebrother: That's it! Thank you.
	5:52pm Otis Fodder: Wow, Brian Dewan did that? ! I'm a fan of Dewan already. Very cool!
	5:52pm Otis Fodder: Maybe it's me???? Hmmmm.
	5:53pm spacebrother: youtu.be...
	5:53pm Rich in Washington: the phone calls are coming from INSIDE YOUR MOUTH!
	5:53pm Webhamster Henry: I've done a few shows with Brian, our voices and material complement each other. And - we both are autoharpers.
	5:54pm Otis Fodder: There's a conspiracy going on in my mouth!
	5:54pm Otis Fodder: I love Dewan's version of "Ahoy, Columbus"! The old Incorrect Music fav!
	5:54pm Rich in Washington: Wow. How many carousels of slides went this record?
	5:54pm Webhamster Henry: We did a show last April with cautionary songs and poems, and cheery songs about disasters.
	5:55pm Otis Fodder: I know, huh! It's only a damn 7".
	5:55pm spacebrother: The filmstrip must have been 300 feet long.
	5:55pm Germaine: I happy this was as great as I suspected. Yay!! It'd be neat to find out what the people on this recoding are doing now... Wait -Brian Dewan? I don't know who that is!! Will look up right NOW
	5:56pm Webhamster Henry: We did a live version of "Eddie Eagle", the NRA gun safety PSA, complete with gun safety rap and dance.
	5:56pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Germaine for that 7"! It's hanging on my wall now in my studio. I LOVE IT!!
	5:56pm Don-O: Just don't tease your teeth.
	5:57pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Otis! Great show!
	5:57pm Mr Fab: the Hour of Christmas Crap WILL play as scheduled. Proceed: www.wfmu.org...
	5:57pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks for your spelunking, Otis!
	5:57pm Otis Fodder: Thanks all! Now stay tuned for Don-O. You can go here to the playlist and keep listening... www.wfmu.org...
	5:57pm Don-O: Thanks, Otis!!!
	5:58pm Don-O: YaaaaaY!!
	5:58pm Webhamster Henry: Back to sleep for Otis.

Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from December 7, 2018

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A smorgasbord of genre-hopping aural happenings.

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December 7, 2018: Hitting a Cow on the Freeway listening to Queen while eating a Burger, plus other Songs and Stories

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
John Braden	Introduction "Introduction" by "John Braden"	Strawberry Shortcake's Touch Your Toes, Touch Your Nose Fun & Exercise Album	Kid Stuff	1981	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Kleptones	Stop "Stop" by "The Kleptones"	A Night At The Hip Hopera		2004	0:03:42 (Pop-up)
DJ Z-Trip & DJ P	Rhinestone Cowboy / Funky Soul Makossa (Glen Campbell & Nairobi)	Uneasy Listening, Volume 1		2001	0:06:54 (Pop-up)
Pimpdaddysupreme	The Record Business			2002	0:08:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: World's Famous Supreme Team	Hey! D.J.				0:10:54 (Pop-up)
Mister Jason	Mister Jason Has A Posse (DJ Format's A-Z Of Classic Breaks Remix) Instrumental	7"	Soundweight	2015	0:25:25 (Pop-up)
Geno Jordan	You're A Peachtree Freak On Peachtree Street (Tom Noble Edit)	How To Wreck A Nice Beach [7" EP]	Peoples Potential Unlimited	1982	0:29:30 (Pop-up)
Miele	Melô Do Tagarela = Rapper's Delight (Instrumental)	7"	Mr Bongo	1980	0:34:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Rumberos De Cuba	Rumba On A Cloud				0:38:32 (Pop-up)
Sister Slocum & Her Little Brother	Whistlin' Boogie	Rocket Infinity: The Global Rise Of Rocking Music, 1942-62	Canary/Mississippi/Change	1950	0:49:19 (Pop-up)
Gary "Spider" Webb	The Cave (Part 1)	Beat From Badsville Vol.1	Stag-O-Lee	1961	0:52:01 (Pop-up)
Lynn Vernon	Moon Rocket "Moon Rocket" by "Lynn Vernon"	Music From Planet Earth Volume 1 - Martians, Ray Guns, Flying Saucers & Other Space Junk	Stag-O-Lee	1959	0:54:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	Music To Massage Your Mate By "Music To Massage Your Mate By"				0:56:30 (Pop-up)
Bobby Braddock	Gear Bustin' Sort of a Feller	Eighteen Wheelers - Twisted Tales From The Truck Stops	Trailer-Park	1967	1:06:43 (Pop-up)
Chuck Wells	Down and Out "Down and Out" by "Chuck Wells"	God Less America		1965	1:08:38 (Pop-up)
Porter Wagoner	The Rubber Room "The Rubber Room" by "Porter Wagoner"	What Ain't To Be, Just Might Happen	RCA	1972	1:11:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Jack De Mello Orchestra and Chorus	The Hawaiian Wedding Song (Ke Kali Nei Au)				1:14:27 (Pop-up)
Mobity Mosely	Mobity Mosely's Months	My Name is Roosevelt Franklin	Children's Television Workshop	1974	1:21:40 (Pop-up)
Bugaloos	Gna Gna Gna Gna Gna "Gna Gna Gna Gna Gna" by "Bugaloos"	Bugaloos	Capitol	1970	1:23:51 (Pop-up)
The Banana Splits	This Spot "This Spot" by "The Banana Splits"	We're The Banana Splits	Decca	1968	1:25:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Rumberos De Cuba	Rumba On A Cloud				1:28:26 (Pop-up)
The Cake	World of Dreams "World of Dreams" by "The Cake"	The Cake	Decca	1967	1:32:43 (Pop-up)
Annette	What's a Girl to do? "What's a Girl to do?" by "Annette"	Thunder Alley [OST]	Capitol	1967	1:35:00 (Pop-up)
Pic-Nic	You Heard My Voice "You Heard My Voice" by "Pic-Nic"	Fading Yellow (Spanish Popsike And Other Delights 1967-1973)	Flower Machine	1967	1:37:32 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	Music To Massage Your Mate By "Music To Massage Your Mate By"				1:40:00 (Pop-up)
Nino Tempo & April Stevens	Follow Me	All Strung Out	White Whale	1967	1:44:13 (Pop-up)
Věra Špinarová	Den A Noc (She's Not There)	Andromeda	Panton	1972	1:46:36 (Pop-up)
Claire Lepage & Compagnie	Rendez-vous Express	Claire Lepage & Compagnie	Trans-Canada	1970	1:49:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: World's Famous Supreme Team	Hey! D.J.				1:52:18 (Pop-up)
Crash Course In Science	Kitchen Motors	Strange Pleasures EP - Alternative Highlights 01	C.I.A.	198?	1:55:59 (Pop-up)
Konrad	Music Scientist "Music Scientist" by "Konrad"	Evil	Ethereal Sequence	1982	1:57:43 (Pop-up)
RAKAM	Serious Contender "Serious Contender" by "RAKAM"	Come As Your Favorite Car		2008	2:00:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Rumberos De Cuba	Rumba On A Cloud				2:03:39 (Pop-up)
Anarchic System	Pop Corn (Vocal) "Pop Corn (Vocal)" by "Anarchic System"	7"	Disc'Az	1972	2:09:16 (Pop-up)
The Peppers	Doctor Music "Doctor Music" by "The Peppers"	7"	Polydor	1975	2:12:12 (Pop-up)
Kenneth Higney	Funky Kinky "Funky Kinky" by "Kenneth Higney"	7"	One Kind Favor	1980	2:15:17 (Pop-up)
The Normal	T.V.O.D. "T.V.O.D." by "The Normal"	7"	Mute/Electronic Sound	1978	2:20:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: World's Famous Supreme Team	Hey! D.J.				2:23:28 (Pop-up)
John Oswald vs. Change of Heart	Tummysuckle Ruse	7"	Lunamoth	1996	2:30:13 (Pop-up)
The Evolution Control Committee	Rebel Without A Pause (Whipped Cream Mix)	The Whipped Cream Mixes [7"]	Eerie Materials	1996	2:33:47 (Pop-up)
The Broken Penis Orchestra	Live August 1843	Organ Failure [7" EP]	Hypnagogia	2004	2:35:52 (Pop-up)
Negativland	Greatest Taste Around	Truth In Advertising [7"]	Eerie Materials	1997	2:41:20 (Pop-up)

Colgate-Palmolive Company	The Ballad of Larry The Forgetter	7" [sound slide projection record]		1976	2:49:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jaye Joseph	Side A, Track 3 "Side A, Track 3" by "Jaye Joseph"	Christmas Greetings			2:55:21 (Pop-up)
François Cousineau	Sno-Jet Jingle	7"	Sno-Jet	196?	2:56:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:00pm Otis Fodder: Heyyyyyyy! Welcome!
	3:00pm Webhamster Henry: WAKE UP OTIS!
	3:00pm spacebrother: Wake up!!!!
	3:01pm Dutchman Jan: and me!
	3:01pm Rich in Washington: OTIS! Wake up! You're having that your show's about to start dream again!
	3:01pm Martinibomb: Heeeeey folks!
	3:01pm recordrouletteclub: Hey y'all!
	3:02pm Rich in Washington: Martinibomb!
	3:02pm Otis Fodder: I am in a bit of a dream this show. Talking a lot, a whole lot, mostly to my cat.
	3:02pm Martinibomb: omfg just got done with a couple hours of pledge drive/pitching at Freeform.. tired. Your intro is awesome!! so gooooood
	3:02pm Mr Fab: Ha, I have/had some of those records pictured
	3:02pm Dutchman Jan: I love it, when you forget your pills, Otis!
	3:02pm spacebrother: Are you in the bathroom a'la Joe Meek?
	3:03pm Otis Fodder: Forgot my pills? I flushed 'em this week!! Ha ha. I think I found my silly groove.
	3:04pm Dutchman Jan: keep that groove going!
	3:08pm Martinibomb: Haven't heard this one in awhile. Still awesome
	3:08pm Blair Clifton Sterrett: Listening while I pay bills and correct homework...
	3:08pm Rich in Washington: Eric Kleptone is a twisted genius.
	3:11pm Dutchman Jan: what a hell of a mix!
	3:12pm Martinibomb: I need to take a quick power nap but I'm loving the show so far. I'll have it on in the background. I'll be back to chat in a few..
	3:12pm Dutchman Jan: my thoughts exactly, Otis
	3:13pm Martinibomb: can I get a copy of that PimpDaddySuprememe?
	3:13pm Otis Fodder: MB - Yes, will send to you today, 4 sure!
	3:13pm Martinibomb: You can burp on WFMU I think that's okay here. :-)
	3:17pm chresti: After eating at Burger King, did you get dessert at Dairy Queen?
	3:18pm spacebrother: Were you inspired by my extended DJ talk thing this week?
	3:18pm chresti: Oh, I mean after hitting the cow, yikes!
	3:20pm ?: Are you sure it wasn't a STEER?
	3:21pm chresti: Modesto. We pass by on our way to SF every holiday. Glad you survived!
	3:22pm chresti: I hit a rabbit in France, once
	3:22pm Mr Fab: Much more entertaining than those NPR spoken-word shows. Sheena's Jungle Room presents: "This American Low-Life"!
	3:22pm Otis Fodder: Might have been a steer, memory on that is a bit hazy. Crazy stuff. I did have breakfast after at a Denny's remember that.
	3:22pm Rich in Washington: I'm going to have a double cheeseburger for you later today, Otis.
	3:23pm Rich in Washington: Did you get the Moooo-n Over My Hammy?
	3:23pm Dutchman Jan: Cows can be pretty mad as well....
	3:23pm chresti: Love your stories
	3:24pm Germaine: Hi! Listening while studying for exams..."Storytime with Otis" is much more engaging!
	3:24pm Otis Fodder: Funny thing is there was a mail-art thing called "holy church of moo" in the mid-90s. I was totally a rev of that one, along with like a dozen other funny ones (sub-g!)
	3:24pm Rich in Washington: I think there was a Mac, use-at-your-own risk version of Winamp out a couple of years ago.
	3:37pm Dutchman Jan: loved that trombone!
	3:41pm chresti: perrier=burps
	3:43pm Don-O: Don't mind me, I'm just sticking my head in to make Mr. Fab relax.
	3:45pm chresti: I agree! Gems are everywhere
	3:46pm Don-O: ......and now I'm going out for a brief walk. I will be back in a few minutes. Keep talkin' Otis!!!
	3:46pm Rich in Washington: I went through, somewhat still challenged by, occasionally being influenced/intimidated/inspired by what others are playing here, but now it's more inspired - I don't quite worry as much about repeating what others are playing or playing something that's a bit of an outlier, etc. I think we're all doing a good job of just being us. Free To Be You and Me.
	3:47pm Rich in Washington: I like the talkin! We're all good at it! Radio-therapy! Ha!
	3:48pm chresti: I think just going with it is the way to go.
	3:48pm Mr Fab: DJs on speed!
	3:49pm Otis Fodder: Radio Therapy for the win! Baaaa ha ha.
	3:50pm chresti: Jeez...what a great track!
	3:54pm chresti: this makes me think of ECC
	3:54pm Rich in Washington: This is fantastic! WATCH OUT FOR THAT BAT!
	3:55pm Otis Fodder: I love that song, The Cave.
	3:57pm Blair Clifton Sterrett: I have The Cave 45, but I still think I own a re-issue, even though the seller swore it was original. lol Too clean, to skinny etc. My own paranoia.
	3:59pm Rich in Washington: Bless Kogar the Swinging Ape. I think it's up to 17 volumes now, the Lux & Ivy's Favorites, I mean.
	4:00pm Martinibomb: Mississippi records is in my Hood! I just walked by it this morning. Love that label/store!
	4:01pm Martinibomb: Also the best grocery store in the universe is across the street where I get my veg! Records and food.. not sure what else I need
	4:02pm Mr Fab: DJs: don't feel like you need to be in competition with each other. It wasn't my intent to have the weirdest, wackiest, most obscure station in the world. Just the coolest.
	4:03pm Rich in Washington: I need to go again soon. They're technically closer now since they moved. I just keep forgetting to go because I rarely carry cash and they don't so plastic.
	4:03pm Rich in Washington: do plastic.
	4:05pm Rich in Washington: Oh. I have this record! Love Porter Wagoner.
	4:06pm geezerette: The Rubber Room, bouncy tune. :)
	4:06pm Blair Clifton Sterrett: I played the Porter record at a record night, and then showed my double copy. That thing was gone in a trade in about 30 seconds.
	4:07pm Somoflange: Good hearing you Otis!
	4:07pm Franco Twinkie: Wavy Gravy. Besides been a great compilation of nuttiness, the album cover features Beverley Garland menaced by the monster from It Conquered The Word.
	4:07pm Otis Fodder: Oooooh, I want that 45 single. I still gotta listen to Pt. 2 of The Cave!
	4:07pm geezerette: Mimp-fis...
	4:07pm Otis Fodder: Thx Somoflange!
	4:07pm Rich in Washington: I love that Twisted Tales series. It's fantastic! I think Norton sent the entire sheebang to KBOO so it's in the library. I managed to buy several volumes until the store I bought it from went out of business.
	4:08pm Otis Fodder: The beeps in Gear Bustin' Sort of Feller crack me up. Covering the nasty words.
	4:09pm Mr Fab: I wonder about trucker records. Truckers can't listen to records, can they..?
	4:09pm Otis Fodder: I hope that all the truckers are listening to Down and Out. I would!
	4:11pm Blair Clifton Sterrett: Truckers played the 8-tracks and listened to the records at home, and 45's at the truck stop diners.
	4:12pm Otis Fodder: I love that Blair!
	4:13pm geezerette: Yay! Boing-boing-...bonk!
	4:13pm Rich in Washington: I remember during the mid-80s Cowpunk era, there was renewed interest in death, tragedy, insanity themed old country songs.
	4:15pm Mr Fab: yeah I remember too Rich. The first versions of Eddie Noak's "Psycho" I heard were covers.
	4:15pm geezerette: Truck stops are like theme parks. Love 'em!
	4:17pm Rich in Washington: Yeah. And later that Death Dealers LP and the Joe Coleman Infernal Machine record. Lots of murder songs.
	4:21pm Mr Fab: Otis, if you're looking for modern country that kinda has that bad-livin' vibe, you might like some Old Crow Medicine Show stuff. I've added some of their songs to the stream, like the self-explanatory "Methamphetamine." And Ministry actually has a country spin-off called Buck Satan and his 666 Shooters.
	4:21pm Germaine: CTW!!
	4:22pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Fab!!!
	4:23pm Listener Bob in PGH: Ha ha! I had this record as a kid too!
	4:24pm Listener Bob in PGH: "Mobity Mosely" that is
	4:24pm Rich in Washington: I occasionally see that Franklin LP. I should snag it. It sure sounds groovy!
	4:25pm Otis Fodder: Bob - Yes !! Rich - Pick that up !!
	4:25pm Mr Fab: I met Sid & Marty Kroft a couple years ago, and got my pic taken with them! We went to buy a Shag print called "Puff's Pad" that was signed by all three of 'em.
	4:26pm Rich in Washington: I have this weird inhibition about buying kiddie records for some reason. It has to really be worth the weird looks I get from Goodwill clerks. I don't know why I care.
	4:26pm Listener Bob in PGH: I seem to remember a trippy illustration about safely crossing the street where the kid's face was a blur showing him looking in both directions.
	4:27pm Otis Fodder: The look from the clerks will either be comical or in full frustration because you snagged it before them.
	4:33pm Rich in Washington: I've only had that experience at this weird rehab/xtian thrift store. I would say easily 95% of the records were awful christian records but an occasional weird record, but no rock n' roll. I found a really clean copy of Sgt. Pepper's and took it up and the addled, aging wannabee punker christian pastor guy who ran the store practically jumped that I had it - like he couldn't believe it had somehow gotten past him and into the bins. He clearly wanted it and even seemed to try to contrive some way of denying me buying it. It was hilarious.
	4:53pm Dutchman Jan: have to go now, wonderfull show so far, thanks Otis. I'll listen the next hour and next shows in the archives tomorrow! bye!
	4:56pm Rich in Washington: This is fantastic!
	4:57pm Blair Clifton Sterrett: Holy Cow this song rules!
	4:58pm Rich in Washington: The name sure rings a bell but I definitely don't remember hearing THAT! Amazing!
	5:09pm Don-O: MOOOOOOOG ALERT!!!
	5:10pm chresti: Thanks Otis! Bye
	5:12pm Rich in Washington: The original Hot Butter version might be one of the first weird songs I really loved - that got my attention. I remember it popping up (heh) often on the AM station my mom had on often when I was very little.
	5:12pm Webhamster Henry: Yeah I know this version of Popcorn! it was among the hundreds of Popcorns on Beware Of The Blog
	5:12pm Webhamster Henry: blog.wfmu.org...
	5:13pm Rich in Washington: If there isn't a Breakcore version of it there ought to be.
	5:13pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Henry! And bye Christi/Jan +++ thanks for listening today!!
	5:14pm Martinibomb: Thanks for all the great tunes today Otis! Some fine selections
	5:16pm Rich in Washington: I'm confused. Isn't there another 45 minutes to go? Am I in a temporal fractal timezone again?
	5:16pm Otis Fodder: Ha, yes, 45min left. Funky Kinky is leaving people running for air.
	5:17pm Don-O: On the Beat! (?)
	5:17pm Blair Clifton Sterrett: Higney rocking my world.
	5:18pm Otis Fodder: with no volume drops, everything is on.
	5:23pm Rich in Washington: I love this song so much.
	5:23pm Rich in Washington: It ends on a high note.
	5:27pm Blair Clifton Sterrett: I have the J&H record as well. Nice :)
	5:28pm Rich in Washington: Ooo! I didn't know the J&H tape was issued on vinyl! Must have!
	5:28pm Otis Fodder: Rich - www.discogs.com...
	5:29pm Don-O: Oh, broken and deranged "music" coming up.
	5:30pm Rich in Washington: Thanks! Added to Wantlist. Now I get periodic emails about all the records that are available and can't afford.
	5:30pm Rich in Washington: Looking forward to your Hour o-Crap, Don-O!
	5:31pm Otis Fodder: Sound Collage Set!
	5:32pm Rich in Washington: OMG, there's a transcript on the Discogs entry page! Hello Text-to-Speech!
	5:33pm Don-O: Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-OUCH!-EEK!-Ch-CH-Change!
	5:34pm Rich in Washington: It's funny and somewhat embarrassing how much my earliest mixes and radio shows drew from the 365 Days well.
	5:34pm Don-O: Rich, this year, I see almost all the records that I can't afford, either. Havin' a rub-in-your-face X-mas!
	5:34pm Rich in Washington: Herb's an explorerah.
	5:35pm Don-O: 'Rebel' is my "Golden Oldies" list. Screw that Elvis crap!!
	5:36pm Otis Fodder: Too many releases I cannot afford, so many reissues. 2 many reissues.
	5:36pm Mr Fab: Don-O is your show ready? You gotta send it to me
	5:37pm Rich in Washington: I got to spin that ECC once at a huge record rummage sale and our station's Hip Hop programming director came running across the hall "WHAT IS THAT!!! I NEED THAT!!!"
	5:37pm Don-O: I already did over the weekend. I got the playlist up and ready to be updated/added/etc.
	5:38pm Otis Fodder: That's the first reaction for almost everyone I know... that was most certainly my reaction, oh my god, neeeeed!
	5:38pm Mr Fab: no you didn't, i don't have it!
	5:38pm Rich in Washington: I have a few BPO cassettes. I've never seen any vinyl albums of theirs. They're amazing.
	5:38pm Don-O: Wow! a hip-hop record with a sense of humor. Whodathunkit!?
	5:39pm Rich in Washington: Yikes!
	5:39pm Rich in Washington: This is fantastic, Otis!
	5:39pm Mr Fab: i double checked my email, you did not send me your show.
	5:40pm Otis Fodder: I love parody/novelty rap. Long time fav - Bobby Jimmy & The Critters, will most def play them on a future show.
	5:42pm Don-O: Oh, I just sent you the link again. Check the e-mail.
	5:42pm Don-O: R. I. P., The Many Faces Of Dick!
	5:43pm Otis Fodder: Moribund Music.
	5:46pm spacebrother: That's a great song. "My name is Larry."
	5:46pm Don-O: MY NAME IS LARRRRYYYYYY!!
	5:49pm Webhamster Henry: I absolutely do that keys wallet (phone, glasses) thing.
	5:50pm spacebrother: There was a guy who used to do new filmstrips. Like just a few years ago. Art, soundtrack, everything.
	5:50pm Otis Fodder: "Valley of Lost Smiles" = New Band Name
	5:51pm Rich in Washington: That's a lot of slide changes. This must be a busy presentation.
	5:51pm Don-O: Wow! Your teeth are selling you out to your dentist. The Bastards!!
	5:51pm Otis Fodder: Wow, I'd love to hear that SpaceB!
	5:51pm spacebrother: That tooth actually sounds like you, Otis.
	5:51pm Webhamster Henry: @spacebrother that guy is Brian Dewan. vimeo.com...
	5:52pm Don-O: ....yup, they sounds a little TOO friendly....
	5:52pm spacebrother: That's it! Thank you.
	5:52pm Otis Fodder: Wow, Brian Dewan did that? ! I'm a fan of Dewan already. Very cool!
	5:52pm Otis Fodder: Maybe it's me???? Hmmmm.
	5:53pm spacebrother: youtu.be...
	5:53pm Rich in Washington: the phone calls are coming from INSIDE YOUR MOUTH!
	5:53pm Webhamster Henry: I've done a few shows with Brian, our voices and material complement each other. And - we both are autoharpers.
	5:54pm Otis Fodder: There's a conspiracy going on in my mouth!
	5:54pm Otis Fodder: I love Dewan's version of "Ahoy, Columbus"! The old Incorrect Music fav!
	5:54pm Rich in Washington: Wow. How many carousels of slides went this record?
	5:54pm Webhamster Henry: We did a show last April with cautionary songs and poems, and cheery songs about disasters.
	5:55pm Otis Fodder: I know, huh! It's only a damn 7".
	5:55pm spacebrother: The filmstrip must have been 300 feet long.
	5:55pm Germaine: I happy this was as great as I suspected. Yay!! It'd be neat to find out what the people on this recoding are doing now... Wait -Brian Dewan? I don't know who that is!! Will look up right NOW
	5:56pm Webhamster Henry: We did a live version of "Eddie Eagle", the NRA gun safety PSA, complete with gun safety rap and dance.
	5:56pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Germaine for that 7"! It's hanging on my wall now in my studio. I LOVE IT!!
	5:56pm Don-O: Just don't tease your teeth.
	5:57pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Otis! Great show!
	5:57pm Mr Fab: the Hour of Christmas Crap WILL play as scheduled. Proceed: www.wfmu.org...
	5:57pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks for your spelunking, Otis!
	5:57pm Otis Fodder: Thanks all! Now stay tuned for Don-O. You can go here to the playlist and keep listening... www.wfmu.org...
	5:57pm Don-O: Thanks, Otis!!!
	5:58pm Don-O: YaaaaaY!!
	5:58pm Webhamster Henry: Back to sleep for Otis.

Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from December 7, 2018

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