WFMU: Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from December 14, 2018

Listener comments!
	2:54pm grantbob: Hi Otis! Hi Phil & Mimi!
	3:00pm Otis Fodder: Hi GrantBob! Greetings all. Mimi & Phil are programming this week's show with stacks-o-singles!
	3:00pm Martinibomb: Bazinga!
	3:00pm Webhamster Henry: Bring on the grooviness and Schlager..
	3:01pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hey all!!!
	3:01pm Mimi: Bonjour! :-) I'll be here with y'all today!
	3:01pm Otis Fodder: Expect a tablespoon of schlager and a cup of smashing-time-singles!
	3:02pm Katya Oddio: HA! Only hearing the shows through automated downloads, I thought FP was on BEFORE F+F! Catching part of both shows today. Fun!!
	3:02pm Otis Fodder: It's Mimi! Phil cannot join us live today but he sends a groovy greeting to you all!
	3:03pm DJ Swankenstein: Hiya Phil!!!
	3:03pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Yay!!! I can sit back and enjoy :-)
	3:03pm Rich in Washington: Ha!
	3:03pm Webhamster Henry: Uncle Michael goes Canada!
	3:04pm Rich in Washington: I got the Portland version of this via Uncle Michael!
	3:06pm Mr Fab: Wow, there's a guy named DJ Swankenstein, do you actually Dj around somewhere?
	3:06pm DJ Swankenstein: sure do Mr Fab
	3:07pm Dave in Vermont: wow-lots o listeners here. nice to see. tuning in from Burlington. this is the geographically closest FMU show to me.
	3:09pm DJ Swankenstein: yay Toronto
	3:09pm ?: If anyone wants to hear archives of Phil's amazing Subterranean Jungle radio show, tune in here: http://www.flippedoutphil.com
	3:10pm Otis Fodder: Yes! Thanks for the link for Flipped Out!
	3:10pm Mimi: Oops, that was me. Getting the hang of this chatting thing. :)
	3:10pm Mark in Toronto: Greetings to Phil in/of Toronto!
	3:12pm Otis Fodder: The first show of.... The Pink Pussycat. A hidden away speakeasy room in Sheena's Jungle Room where the low-fi mics bump up against dusty 7" singles.
	3:13pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Pink pussycat!!
	3:14pm DJ Swankenstein: Hey Mr Fab... do you do the Music For Maniacs Blog? I LOVE that page!!
	3:14pm Mimi: The song definitely implied him being stoned and tripping.
	3:15pm Mr Fab: That was indeed my blog, which came to a screeching halt once I started planning this station! Thanks for the niceness!
	3:15pm Martinibomb: I just started watching 77 Sunset Strip! It's kinda different from a lot of other detective shows. Such a different vibe. I never had the opportunity to watch it until a few months ago.
	3:17pm DJ Swankenstein: any "niceness" is COMPLETELY deserved, sir. You did a fantastic job and filled my mp3 player many times over with your stuff, :)
	3:17pm Mr Fab: Hey, nice to see Glynis here from elsewhere in the WFMU universe. she's got a great show, folks.
	3:18pm Otis Fodder: Music for Maniacs turned me on to many sounds as well!
	3:18pm Otis Fodder: Hi Glynis, so nice to see you here for the fun!
	3:19pm Katya Oddio: Wanda Jackson is a fantastic lady. We had such fun hanging with her. Down to Earth and funny!
	3:21pm Archivist Vivian: Hello!
	3:21pm DJ Swankenstein: Wednesday nites is my cooking dinner with Glynis night. :)
	3:22pm Don-O: BO!
	3:23pm Archivist Vivian: How's everyone?
	3:25pm Mimi: Hi everyone, hi Glynis! :)
	3:27pm Archivist Vivian: Hello Mimi!
	3:28pm Archivist Vivian: I really like this song, the structure almost reminds me of a faster paced, more poppy version of The Daisy Chain. Maybe that's a weird comparison.
	3:32pm Otis Fodder: It was a bit like Daisy Chain, love that Sundazed reissue. Now it's time for Mimi's Rosko 7" single I am gushing over (want want want).
	3:34pm Mimi: Hipper than the Big Dipper!
	3:34pm Webhamster Henry: Rosko was on WBAI for a while.
	3:35pm Archivist Vivian: Did any of you ever hear the Nora Guthrie Single Emily's Illness b/w Home Before Dark? I just sent it to a friend.
	3:37pm Otis Fodder: If memory recalls, Nora Guthrie was comped on one of Arf Arf's Only In America comps.
	3:38pm Archivist Vivian: That's where I first heard it. I fell in love. I've done it live before.
	3:40pm Webhamster Henry: The same "we need a touring band" problem happened with "Popcorn" and "Timothy".
	3:41pm Otis Fodder: With Hot Butter, ha, did not know that. Seems like it happened quite often.
	3:41pm DJ Swankenstein: loooooove The T-Bones. You must hear their version of the Stones Satisfacton. Super Fuzzy guitar.
	3:43pm Archivist Vivian: The Hot Butter album has some gems on it. In my opinion, their version of "Telstar" and "Apache" is even better than their version of Popcorn, and I love that version - But my favourite version of Popcorn is the 1988 MH Band one.
	3:44pm Otis Fodder: I think it's the time of the month again to promote wfmu's popcorn post! blog.wfmu.org...
	3:45pm Otis Fodder: Oh Phil. You had me at Sidewinder. Love this cut!!
	3:46pm Archivist Vivian: There's a great video out there of some french guy playing Popcorn with his face. He hits his teeth with his fingers, slaps his cheeks and lips, and even uses his head and ears.
	3:46pm Archivist Vivian: www.youtube.com... Here it is. There's one other video of him online, but I wish there was more.
	3:51pm Mimi: Dans le Vent comps: https://www.discogs.com/Various-Dans-Le-Vent-Vol2/release/3880200
	3:51pm Mimi: OOPS!
	3:51pm Otis Fodder: Mimi hosted a fab dance party in Toronto for years in the 2000s... here are some photos I just found of past parties. Check those groovy fun folks. Top center photo you can see Phil and I dancing!! www.flickr.com...
	3:52pm Mike Sin: If these DJs don't start speaking French right now, I'm going to demand my money back! Oui, 'allo!
	3:52pm Otis Fodder: Mimi's GITG comp! www.discogs.com...
	3:52pm Mimi: Glynis Ward mention coming up!
	3:53pm Otis Fodder: Oh oui! You got it Mike Sin. Howdy!!
	3:53pm Mimi: Oui allo Mike! :-)
	3:54pm Otis Fodder: Hippy Dippy Funky Monkey Double Bubble Sitar Man
	3:55pm Archivist Vivian: I love that name.
	3:55pm Mike Sin: Good to hear that Philthy Phil is still living up to his reputation!
	3:57pm Mimi: Chicks go crazy for little Alakazam jam.
	4:06pm Martinibomb: Hadn't heard that Adam & Eve track.. going into my halloween 2019 playlist
	4:07pm Mimi: Yes, it's amazing! The album is the one you see on the photo of Phil and I.
	4:07pm Mr Fab: Yep, I clicky starred that tune.
	4:08pm Martinibomb: I love songs about witches too! Always got my evil eye on the look out
	4:09pm Mimi: Look also for Janie Jones' Witch in White. Same song, good version. This one is better though (imo).
	4:09pm Mr Fab: that's fascinating about Jamie Jones
	4:09pm Otis Fodder: Mimi, we will have to have you on a again for a witchy show.
	4:10pm Mimi: YASSSS
	4:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Still here! Nursing a headache hence my silence. But enjoying the show.
	4:15pm Mr Fab: I've wondered if all those witchy/devil/evil woman songs from that period were some kind of anti-women's lib reaction.
	4:19pm Mimi: Yes! witches - who were only women practicing paganism, which was considered evil by Christianity - have been demonized and shamed forever. Many women consider witchcraft as being part of feminist values. Abso-freaking-lutly.
	4:19pm Otis Fodder: "Fuzz Blaster" - will have to add that to my vocab.
	4:29pm Otis Fodder: I will probably be playing this entire Michel Pagliaro album on future shows. Thanks Mimi... favorite!
	4:31pm Mimi: Michel Pagliaro's "orange" LP. National treasure <3 https://www.discogs.com/Michel-Pagliaro-Pagliaro/master/535983
	4:35pm Mimi: Paul Daraiche, Les Loup Blanc's singer, is the well-know country singer today, not their producer, is what I should've said. #oops
	4:36pm Mike Sin: Are the Beatnick, Primitive, and Le Pick Up stores still in operation up there in Mount Royal?
	4:37pm Mimi: Primitive no, Beatnik + Pick Up yes!
	4:37pm Otis Fodder: Primitive is no more, Eduardo opened a shop Sonorama in the Mile-end.
	4:37pm Otis Fodder: Pick Up moved over to Roy, round the corner from Beatnick (still at the same spot).
	4:38pm DJ Swankenstein: A Moe Koffman Tittyshaker. NICE
	4:38pm Otis Fodder: This Moe Koffman 7" has been on my wantlist forever and a day, month, year. Still look in the bins for it. Go Flipped Out!
	4:38pm Dutchman Jan: Hi, I'm back again... by the looks and sounds of it, I certainly must listen the archive tomorrow!
	4:39pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: My cousin was a jazz hound, we’d go see Moe when I was a kid and ask for the crazy stuff.
	4:39pm Rich in Washington: That's wonderful. So weird.
	4:39pm Otis Fodder: Jan - just in time for Moe Koffman (speaking of flute gurus).
	4:40pm DJ Swankenstein: I have it on this comp... but the 45 would be super fab. www.discogs.com...
	4:40pm Dutchman Jan: That was the wolga song a few minutes ago, wasn't it?
	4:41pm Otis Fodder: Jan - Yes, but little to no flute, it's an early Moe Koffman 45 gem - www.youtube.com... Love that you saw Moe as a kid Glynis!!
	4:43pm Rich in Washington: I need to see that Joe Meek biopic again. I remember just sort of half-heartedly watching it while doing some kind of tedious work, and it just being him screaming a lot.
	4:44pm DJ Swankenstein: Hey Glynis... Did you go to see Moe at Georges Spaghetti house back in the day? I think he became the booking guy for bands there too later.
	4:45pm Mimi: I have never seen that biopic, thank you for reminding me! So hard to find though.
	4:45pm Mr Fab: yeah it never played here
	4:47pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Swank, yep! That’s where we’d go
	4:48pm DJ Swankenstein: I probably ran into you there a few times. :)
	4:52pm Mimi: Brigitte!
	4:54pm DJ Swankenstein: Mimi.... Is this what you are looking for? www.youtube.com...
	4:55pm Mimi: YES! OMG thank you! Never think to look on YT haha! :-)
	4:55pm Rich in Washington: That's it DJ Swankenstein! Thanks! I will watch it again tonight.
	4:55pm Otis Fodder: Another thanks Swankenstein!!
	4:56pm Dutchman Jan: ah, a solid flute solo! :)
	4:57pm DJ Swankenstein: Enjoy... It's likely not a legit upload, so will probably get taken down. But it seems you can rent from the Google store for a buck or so also.
	4:57pm Mr Fab: Wow, thanks for that link, will be watching that
	4:57pm Rich in Washington: I dreamt I was watching a really long biopic on Charles Nelson Reilly. I wish it was real, even though it seemed like I was being tortured with it in the dream.
	4:59pm Mr Fab: thats hilarious Rich. Who would play him in a biopic?
	5:01pm Rich in Washington: good question! I remember in the dream thinking 'why was this film made?' A disproportionately large amount of my dreams are me watching things on TV. I grew up in the 70s. What more can I say?
	5:03pm Mr Fab: how the hell did a guy like Serge get someone like BB? Single guys, take heart! I mean, i love Serge G's music, but c'mon, look at the guy...
	5:06pm DJ Swankenstein: Fab show y'all... Gotta hit the subway for the commute home.
	5:06pm Otis Fodder: Thanks for tuning/clicking in DJ Swankenstein!
	5:07pm DJ Swankenstein: Thanks to my pal Phil for posting the link. Looking forward to next time
	5:09pm Mimi: Thank you for listening DJ Swankenstein!
	5:10pm Rich in Washington: This show is a great soundtrack to me finally getting around to reshelving all the records that are strewn around my studio area. I forgot how messy doing a show at home could get. Sheesh!
	5:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Great show, lovelies - heading for bed :-)
	5:13pm Mimi: Thanks for listening, night! :-)
	5:13pm Martinibomb: Loving all the great chit chat! Radio rules!!
	5:13pm Mike Sin: Well, thanks for the very fun show, folks -- I'll be losing the stream when I head down into the subway.
	5:14pm Mimi: Aurevoir Mike Sin!! So nice to see your name here! :-)
	5:19pm Otis Fodder: Thanks for tuning in Mike! Cheers!
	5:19pm Mimi: In case you wondered, Phil is also a voice-over actor. :-) It's great to go to the movies or watch TV sometimes and randomly hear his voice in commercials.
	5:20pm Otis Fodder: Phil... "In a world where..." ... Voice-over cat!!
	5:21pm Otis Fodder: Sharing that Zoi Zoi link again for your visual groovytainment, www.flickr.com...
	5:24pm Mimi: Some of Sophie's poster art for Zoï Zoï https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=869320513&lst=100004148329260%3A869320513%3A1544826245&sk=photos
	5:24pm Otis Fodder: Sharing Phil's radio show site again, www.flippedoutphil.com
	5:25pm Mimi: I don't know why my links aren't clickable! :/
	5:25pm Otis Fodder: We'll address that on the witch show early next year.
	5:26pm Martinibomb: Oh!! I love Mina!! I always close my DJ sets with a song from her! Totally
	5:27pm Mimi: Yay!!
	5:46pm Mimi: I've named my new kitten RitaPavone, suited for the little firecracker that she is. :-)
	5:49pm Otis Fodder: I've named myself Potato, after Rita Pavone.
	5:52pm Mimi: I wanted to name her Potato, just so I could scream "HER NAME IS PO-TA-TO" each time someone asked.
	5:53pm Mimi: OMG almost over, thanks everyone!! And thanks Otis!!
	5:54pm Dutchman Jan: Thanks to the three of you!
	5:54pm Otis Fodder: Thanks everyone for listening today and for you fine folks in the future! Mimi & Phil a pleasure, it was a happening!
	5:55pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Otis and guests! great show!
	5:55pm grantbob: Thanks Otis, Phil & Mimi!
	5:56pm Don-O: Killer as always!
	5:56pm Mimi: Merci!!
	5:58pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Great show!!!
	5:59pm Sebastien: Merci les amis! Thanks for turning me on to Helen Shapiro, lovvvvvved it!!

Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from December 14, 2018

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A smorgasbord of genre-hopping aural happenings.

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December 14, 2018: The Pink Pussycat welcomes Mimi la Twisteuse & Flipped Out Phil

Phil & Mimi swing by the studio this week with a slew of fave-rave '45 singles, ranging from wacky novelty instrumentals to psychedelic sunshine pop numbers to super schlager songs to groovy French pop & Mod gems. Montreal radio legends, Flipped Out Phil hosted the beloved 60’s garage rock radio show The Subterranean Jungle (1985-1999) on McGill’s CKUT, while Mimi hosted Dans le garage (1995-1999) on Université de Montréal’s CISM, as well as Dodécaphonique Twist (2000-2003) and Mondo PQ (2011-2013) on CIBL. She also compiled Vol. 10 of the Girls in the Garage series as well as contributed to a number of French 60’s pop compilations, and hosted the popular French pop dance parties Zoï Zoï in Toronto (2005-2008).

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Artist	Track	Album	Format	Approx. start time
Jean Dinardo et son Groupe les W	New Times Rock		7"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
CKGM	Montreal, My Home Town "Montreal, My Home Town" by "CKGM"		7"	0:02:49 (Pop-up)

Kookie	Kookie's Mad Pad "Kookie's Mad Pad" by "Kookie"		7"	0:14:50 (Pop-up)
Wanda Jackson	Funnel of Love "Funnel of Love" by "Wanda Jackson"		7"	0:16:57 (Pop-up)
Terry Stafford	Playing with Fire "Playing with Fire" by "Terry Stafford"		7"	0:18:59 (Pop-up)

Helen Shapiro	Stop (and you will become aware)		7"	0:26:26 (Pop-up)
The Eyes of Blue	Heart Trouble "Heart Trouble" by "The Eyes of Blue"		7"	0:29:01 (Pop-up)
Rosko	Peacemaker "Peacemaker" by "Rosko"		7"	0:31:39 (Pop-up)

The T-Bones	No Matter What Shape (Your Stomach's In)		7"	0:39:48 (Pop-up)
Al (He's The King) Hirt	The Evil One		7"	0:42:01 (Pop-up)
The Soul Society	Sidewinder "Sidewinder" by "The Soul Society"		7"	0:44:22 (Pop-up)

The Hubbles	Hippy Dippy Funky Monkey Double Bubble Sitar Man		7"	0:55:35 (Pop-up)
Adam & Eve	The Witch "The Witch" by "Adam & Eve"	Paradise of Sounds		0:58:58 (Pop-up)
The Association	Wantin' Ain't Getting'	Insight Out		1:03:02 (Pop-up)

Harper's Bizarre	I Love You, Alice B. Toklas		7"	1:11:18 (Pop-up)
The Trade Winds	Mind Excursion "Mind Excursion" by "The Trade Winds"		7"	1:14:01 (Pop-up)
MG & The Escorts	Next To Nowhere "Next To Nowhere" by "MG & The Escorts"		7"	1:15:34 (Pop-up)

Les (Bel) Kanto	Si Chopin "Si Chopin" by "Les (Bel) Kanto"		7"	1:21:54 (Pop-up)
Les Loups Blancs	Ce rire dans tes yeux		7"	1:25:16 (Pop-up)
Michel Pagliaro	Some Sing, Same Dance		7"	1:27:38 (Pop-up)

Moe Koffman Quartet	Koko-Mamey "Koko-Mamey" by "Moe Koffman Quartet"		7"	1:37:00 (Pop-up)
The Tornados	Jungle Fever "Jungle Fever" by "The Tornados"		7"	1:39:14 (Pop-up)
The Social Outcasts	Mad "Mad" by "The Social Outcasts"		7"	1:41:38 (Pop-up)

Modern Guy	Electrique Sylvie "Electrique Sylvie" by "Modern Guy"		7"	1:47:58 (Pop-up)
Brigitte Bardot	John et Michael "John et Michael" by "Brigitte Bardot"		7"	1:51:32 (Pop-up)
Claude Fonfrede	Elee a quitte ses bottes		7"	1:54:21 (Pop-up)

The Mindbenders	It's Getting Harder All The Time		7"	2:04:14 (Pop-up)
Honeybus	Girl of Independent Means		7"	2:06:26 (Pop-up)
Thomas & Richard Frost	She's Got Love		7"	2:09:05 (Pop-up)

I Ribelli	Enchinza-Bubu "Enchinza-Bubu" by "I Ribelli"		7"	2:26:42 (Pop-up)
Papoose	Le Grand Cirque "Le Grand Cirque" by "Papoose"		7"	2:29:45 (Pop-up)
Santa Maria	Judas "Judas" by "Santa Maria"		7"	2:32:56 (Pop-up)

Les Irresistibles	Baxter Williams		7"	2:42:42 (Pop-up)
Monty	Si j'etais une chanson "Si j'etais une chanson" by "Monty"		7"	2:45:52 (Pop-up)
Le Coeur	Un soleil assis dans le neige		7"	2:48:20 (Pop-up)

Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood	Paris Summer		7"	2:57:34 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:54pm grantbob: Hi Otis! Hi Phil & Mimi!
	3:00pm Otis Fodder: Hi GrantBob! Greetings all. Mimi & Phil are programming this week's show with stacks-o-singles!
	3:00pm Martinibomb: Bazinga!
	3:00pm Webhamster Henry: Bring on the grooviness and Schlager..
	3:01pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hey all!!!
	3:01pm Mimi: Bonjour! :-) I'll be here with y'all today!
	3:01pm Otis Fodder: Expect a tablespoon of schlager and a cup of smashing-time-singles!
	3:02pm Katya Oddio: HA! Only hearing the shows through automated downloads, I thought FP was on BEFORE F+F! Catching part of both shows today. Fun!!
	3:02pm Otis Fodder: It's Mimi! Phil cannot join us live today but he sends a groovy greeting to you all!
	3:03pm DJ Swankenstein: Hiya Phil!!!
	3:03pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Yay!!! I can sit back and enjoy :-)
	3:03pm Rich in Washington: Ha!
	3:03pm Webhamster Henry: Uncle Michael goes Canada!
	3:04pm Rich in Washington: I got the Portland version of this via Uncle Michael!
	3:06pm Mr Fab: Wow, there's a guy named DJ Swankenstein, do you actually Dj around somewhere?
	3:06pm DJ Swankenstein: sure do Mr Fab
	3:07pm Dave in Vermont: wow-lots o listeners here. nice to see. tuning in from Burlington. this is the geographically closest FMU show to me.
	3:09pm DJ Swankenstein: yay Toronto
	3:09pm ?: If anyone wants to hear archives of Phil's amazing Subterranean Jungle radio show, tune in here: http://www.flippedoutphil.com
	3:10pm Otis Fodder: Yes! Thanks for the link for Flipped Out!
	3:10pm Mimi: Oops, that was me. Getting the hang of this chatting thing. :)
	3:10pm Mark in Toronto: Greetings to Phil in/of Toronto!
	3:12pm Otis Fodder: The first show of.... The Pink Pussycat. A hidden away speakeasy room in Sheena's Jungle Room where the low-fi mics bump up against dusty 7" singles.
	3:13pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Pink pussycat!!
	3:14pm DJ Swankenstein: Hey Mr Fab... do you do the Music For Maniacs Blog? I LOVE that page!!
	3:14pm Mimi: The song definitely implied him being stoned and tripping.
	3:15pm Mr Fab: That was indeed my blog, which came to a screeching halt once I started planning this station! Thanks for the niceness!
	3:15pm Martinibomb: I just started watching 77 Sunset Strip! It's kinda different from a lot of other detective shows. Such a different vibe. I never had the opportunity to watch it until a few months ago.
	3:17pm DJ Swankenstein: any "niceness" is COMPLETELY deserved, sir. You did a fantastic job and filled my mp3 player many times over with your stuff, :)
	3:17pm Mr Fab: Hey, nice to see Glynis here from elsewhere in the WFMU universe. she's got a great show, folks.
	3:18pm Otis Fodder: Music for Maniacs turned me on to many sounds as well!
	3:18pm Otis Fodder: Hi Glynis, so nice to see you here for the fun!
	3:19pm Katya Oddio: Wanda Jackson is a fantastic lady. We had such fun hanging with her. Down to Earth and funny!
	3:21pm Archivist Vivian: Hello!
	3:21pm DJ Swankenstein: Wednesday nites is my cooking dinner with Glynis night. :)
	3:22pm Don-O: BO!
	3:23pm Archivist Vivian: How's everyone?
	3:25pm Mimi: Hi everyone, hi Glynis! :)
	3:27pm Archivist Vivian: Hello Mimi!
	3:28pm Archivist Vivian: I really like this song, the structure almost reminds me of a faster paced, more poppy version of The Daisy Chain. Maybe that's a weird comparison.
	3:32pm Otis Fodder: It was a bit like Daisy Chain, love that Sundazed reissue. Now it's time for Mimi's Rosko 7" single I am gushing over (want want want).
	3:34pm Mimi: Hipper than the Big Dipper!
	3:34pm Webhamster Henry: Rosko was on WBAI for a while.
	3:35pm Archivist Vivian: Did any of you ever hear the Nora Guthrie Single Emily's Illness b/w Home Before Dark? I just sent it to a friend.
	3:37pm Otis Fodder: If memory recalls, Nora Guthrie was comped on one of Arf Arf's Only In America comps.
	3:38pm Archivist Vivian: That's where I first heard it. I fell in love. I've done it live before.
	3:40pm Webhamster Henry: The same "we need a touring band" problem happened with "Popcorn" and "Timothy".
	3:41pm Otis Fodder: With Hot Butter, ha, did not know that. Seems like it happened quite often.
	3:41pm DJ Swankenstein: loooooove The T-Bones. You must hear their version of the Stones Satisfacton. Super Fuzzy guitar.
	3:43pm Archivist Vivian: The Hot Butter album has some gems on it. In my opinion, their version of "Telstar" and "Apache" is even better than their version of Popcorn, and I love that version - But my favourite version of Popcorn is the 1988 MH Band one.
	3:44pm Otis Fodder: I think it's the time of the month again to promote wfmu's popcorn post! blog.wfmu.org...
	3:45pm Otis Fodder: Oh Phil. You had me at Sidewinder. Love this cut!!
	3:46pm Archivist Vivian: There's a great video out there of some french guy playing Popcorn with his face. He hits his teeth with his fingers, slaps his cheeks and lips, and even uses his head and ears.
	3:46pm Archivist Vivian: www.youtube.com... Here it is. There's one other video of him online, but I wish there was more.
	3:51pm Mimi: Dans le Vent comps: https://www.discogs.com/Various-Dans-Le-Vent-Vol2/release/3880200
	3:51pm Mimi: OOPS!
	3:51pm Otis Fodder: Mimi hosted a fab dance party in Toronto for years in the 2000s... here are some photos I just found of past parties. Check those groovy fun folks. Top center photo you can see Phil and I dancing!! www.flickr.com...
	3:52pm Mike Sin: If these DJs don't start speaking French right now, I'm going to demand my money back! Oui, 'allo!
	3:52pm Otis Fodder: Mimi's GITG comp! www.discogs.com...
	3:52pm Mimi: Glynis Ward mention coming up!
	3:53pm Otis Fodder: Oh oui! You got it Mike Sin. Howdy!!
	3:53pm Mimi: Oui allo Mike! :-)
	3:54pm Otis Fodder: Hippy Dippy Funky Monkey Double Bubble Sitar Man
	3:55pm Archivist Vivian: I love that name.
	3:55pm Mike Sin: Good to hear that Philthy Phil is still living up to his reputation!
	3:57pm Mimi: Chicks go crazy for little Alakazam jam.
	4:06pm Martinibomb: Hadn't heard that Adam & Eve track.. going into my halloween 2019 playlist
	4:07pm Mimi: Yes, it's amazing! The album is the one you see on the photo of Phil and I.
	4:07pm Mr Fab: Yep, I clicky starred that tune.
	4:08pm Martinibomb: I love songs about witches too! Always got my evil eye on the look out
	4:09pm Mimi: Look also for Janie Jones' Witch in White. Same song, good version. This one is better though (imo).
	4:09pm Mr Fab: that's fascinating about Jamie Jones
	4:09pm Otis Fodder: Mimi, we will have to have you on a again for a witchy show.
	4:10pm Mimi: YASSSS
	4:11pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Still here! Nursing a headache hence my silence. But enjoying the show.
	4:15pm Mr Fab: I've wondered if all those witchy/devil/evil woman songs from that period were some kind of anti-women's lib reaction.
	4:19pm Mimi: Yes! witches - who were only women practicing paganism, which was considered evil by Christianity - have been demonized and shamed forever. Many women consider witchcraft as being part of feminist values. Abso-freaking-lutly.
	4:19pm Otis Fodder: "Fuzz Blaster" - will have to add that to my vocab.
	4:29pm Otis Fodder: I will probably be playing this entire Michel Pagliaro album on future shows. Thanks Mimi... favorite!
	4:31pm Mimi: Michel Pagliaro's "orange" LP. National treasure <3 https://www.discogs.com/Michel-Pagliaro-Pagliaro/master/535983
	4:35pm Mimi: Paul Daraiche, Les Loup Blanc's singer, is the well-know country singer today, not their producer, is what I should've said. #oops
	4:36pm Mike Sin: Are the Beatnick, Primitive, and Le Pick Up stores still in operation up there in Mount Royal?
	4:37pm Mimi: Primitive no, Beatnik + Pick Up yes!
	4:37pm Otis Fodder: Primitive is no more, Eduardo opened a shop Sonorama in the Mile-end.
	4:37pm Otis Fodder: Pick Up moved over to Roy, round the corner from Beatnick (still at the same spot).
	4:38pm DJ Swankenstein: A Moe Koffman Tittyshaker. NICE
	4:38pm Otis Fodder: This Moe Koffman 7" has been on my wantlist forever and a day, month, year. Still look in the bins for it. Go Flipped Out!
	4:38pm Dutchman Jan: Hi, I'm back again... by the looks and sounds of it, I certainly must listen the archive tomorrow!
	4:39pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: My cousin was a jazz hound, we’d go see Moe when I was a kid and ask for the crazy stuff.
	4:39pm Rich in Washington: That's wonderful. So weird.
	4:39pm Otis Fodder: Jan - just in time for Moe Koffman (speaking of flute gurus).
	4:40pm DJ Swankenstein: I have it on this comp... but the 45 would be super fab. www.discogs.com...
	4:40pm Dutchman Jan: That was the wolga song a few minutes ago, wasn't it?
	4:41pm Otis Fodder: Jan - Yes, but little to no flute, it's an early Moe Koffman 45 gem - www.youtube.com... Love that you saw Moe as a kid Glynis!!
	4:43pm Rich in Washington: I need to see that Joe Meek biopic again. I remember just sort of half-heartedly watching it while doing some kind of tedious work, and it just being him screaming a lot.
	4:44pm DJ Swankenstein: Hey Glynis... Did you go to see Moe at Georges Spaghetti house back in the day? I think he became the booking guy for bands there too later.
	4:45pm Mimi: I have never seen that biopic, thank you for reminding me! So hard to find though.
	4:45pm Mr Fab: yeah it never played here
	4:47pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Swank, yep! That’s where we’d go
	4:48pm DJ Swankenstein: I probably ran into you there a few times. :)
	4:52pm Mimi: Brigitte!
	4:54pm DJ Swankenstein: Mimi.... Is this what you are looking for? www.youtube.com...
	4:55pm Mimi: YES! OMG thank you! Never think to look on YT haha! :-)
	4:55pm Rich in Washington: That's it DJ Swankenstein! Thanks! I will watch it again tonight.
	4:55pm Otis Fodder: Another thanks Swankenstein!!
	4:56pm Dutchman Jan: ah, a solid flute solo! :)
	4:57pm DJ Swankenstein: Enjoy... It's likely not a legit upload, so will probably get taken down. But it seems you can rent from the Google store for a buck or so also.
	4:57pm Mr Fab: Wow, thanks for that link, will be watching that
	4:57pm Rich in Washington: I dreamt I was watching a really long biopic on Charles Nelson Reilly. I wish it was real, even though it seemed like I was being tortured with it in the dream.
	4:59pm Mr Fab: thats hilarious Rich. Who would play him in a biopic?
	5:01pm Rich in Washington: good question! I remember in the dream thinking 'why was this film made?' A disproportionately large amount of my dreams are me watching things on TV. I grew up in the 70s. What more can I say?
	5:03pm Mr Fab: how the hell did a guy like Serge get someone like BB? Single guys, take heart! I mean, i love Serge G's music, but c'mon, look at the guy...
	5:06pm DJ Swankenstein: Fab show y'all... Gotta hit the subway for the commute home.
	5:06pm Otis Fodder: Thanks for tuning/clicking in DJ Swankenstein!
	5:07pm DJ Swankenstein: Thanks to my pal Phil for posting the link. Looking forward to next time
	5:09pm Mimi: Thank you for listening DJ Swankenstein!
	5:10pm Rich in Washington: This show is a great soundtrack to me finally getting around to reshelving all the records that are strewn around my studio area. I forgot how messy doing a show at home could get. Sheesh!
	5:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Great show, lovelies - heading for bed :-)
	5:13pm Mimi: Thanks for listening, night! :-)
	5:13pm Martinibomb: Loving all the great chit chat! Radio rules!!
	5:13pm Mike Sin: Well, thanks for the very fun show, folks -- I'll be losing the stream when I head down into the subway.
	5:14pm Mimi: Aurevoir Mike Sin!! So nice to see your name here! :-)
	5:19pm Otis Fodder: Thanks for tuning in Mike! Cheers!
	5:19pm Mimi: In case you wondered, Phil is also a voice-over actor. :-) It's great to go to the movies or watch TV sometimes and randomly hear his voice in commercials.
	5:20pm Otis Fodder: Phil... "In a world where..." ... Voice-over cat!!
	5:21pm Otis Fodder: Sharing that Zoi Zoi link again for your visual groovytainment, www.flickr.com...
	5:24pm Mimi: Some of Sophie's poster art for Zoï Zoï https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=869320513&lst=100004148329260%3A869320513%3A1544826245&sk=photos
	5:24pm Otis Fodder: Sharing Phil's radio show site again, www.flippedoutphil.com
	5:25pm Mimi: I don't know why my links aren't clickable! :/
	5:25pm Otis Fodder: We'll address that on the witch show early next year.
	5:26pm Martinibomb: Oh!! I love Mina!! I always close my DJ sets with a song from her! Totally
	5:27pm Mimi: Yay!!
	5:46pm Mimi: I've named my new kitten RitaPavone, suited for the little firecracker that she is. :-)
	5:49pm Otis Fodder: I've named myself Potato, after Rita Pavone.
	5:52pm Mimi: I wanted to name her Potato, just so I could scream "HER NAME IS PO-TA-TO" each time someone asked.
	5:53pm Mimi: OMG almost over, thanks everyone!! And thanks Otis!!
	5:54pm Dutchman Jan: Thanks to the three of you!
	5:54pm Otis Fodder: Thanks everyone for listening today and for you fine folks in the future! Mimi & Phil a pleasure, it was a happening!
	5:55pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Otis and guests! great show!
	5:55pm grantbob: Thanks Otis, Phil & Mimi!
	5:56pm Don-O: Killer as always!
	5:56pm Mimi: Merci!!
	5:58pm Glynis GirlGroupGirl: Great show!!!
	5:59pm Sebastien: Merci les amis! Thanks for turning me on to Helen Shapiro, lovvvvvved it!!

Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from December 14, 2018

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