WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from February 27, 2019

Listener comments!
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Gary and all!!
	7:01pm Gary: Howdy, James!
	7:02pm Rich in Washington: Gary!
	7:02pm Gary: Rich!
	7:03pm chresti: Gary! Bodega!
	7:03pm hyde: hello!
	7:05pm chresti: Hello
	7:05pm tim abdellah: Gary! James! Rich! Chresti! Hyde! Et tout le monde!
	7:06pm Gary: Chresti! Hyde! Tim!
	7:07pm TDK60: Hello. I am pleased to make it.
	7:07pm chresti: !!!! Happy To be here!
	7:07pm chresti: Our babysitter last week was wild
	7:08pm Gary: TDK60!
	🇰🇷 7:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so - are these guys - angry - or something???...
	7:10pm Rich in Washington: That Rondos really reminded me of The Ex and now...
	7:11pm Gary: RevRab!
	7:12pm TDK60: It was great to see those anarcho-punx The Ex at Monty Hall a few years back. What a show.
	7:12pm Rich in Washington: Early Ex is weird to me, as I came into them rather late in the game. I am particularly fond of that album they did with saxophonist Getachew Mekuria.
	7:12pm chresti: Or substitute dj
	7:13pm Rich in Washington: TDK60: I only just recently watched that on the WFMU Roku app. It was pretty incredible. Awesome you were there live.
	7:16pm TDK60: Rich, way back when, the Ex started a fairly typical sounding hardcore punk band (1981ish?) and eventually started getting more and more original; artsy-punk with African influence, and of course their anarchist lyrics.
	7:17pm tim abdellah: I had no idea that Dutch punk was what I needed to hear today. Now I know!
	7:18pm ike: Greetings, humans!
	7:18pm Gary: Ike!
	7:19pm Rich in Washington: I've only heard bits of their earliest stuff and they reminded me quite a bit of Crass, who I really liked at the time, but for some reason, never got into them until the last decade or so. I am pretty sure due to someone on WFMU playing them.
	7:21pm TDK60: I'm not super up on early hardcore punk. But I think Crass had a huge influence, they were even around a few years before hardcore really got going. I figure shared politix was a feature, from Crass to the Ex, and other bands over in Nederlands.
	7:23pm hyde: i love Crass. i have a bunch of those early singles and Feeding of the 5000 (which is great)
	7:24pm Rich in Washington: Crass was fantastic. I love some of the Dada aspects to their work. For all the scorn they garnered back in the day, they were included in the infamous Nurse With Wound list, ferchrissake!
	7:29pm glenn: crass rawked. even if they were hippies who couldn't play.
	7:30pm LambdaCalculus: Heya Gary!
	🇰🇷 7:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: WFMU...will you marry me??
	7:31pm TDK60: Crass was a whole package, early proponents of Do It Yourself, political commitment. They revived the "peace" sign (really the Nuclear Disarmanent symbol. And they inspired countless other punk bands/scenes with a conscience. And they did draw a connection between the hippies and punks in the more political-protest side of the countercultures. So ends my essay.
	7:32pm LambdaCalculus: I was thinking of Sounds on St. Marks... but that Sounds you mentioned sounds cool!
	7:33pm TDK60: This Scrabbling at the Lock is a friggin' great album. Some of the best rock cello you'll ever hear, from Tom Cora. And this album won best Dutch album of that year!
	7:35pm Rich in Washington: @glenn: I loved their guitar 'player' Andy, and his bizarre overhand playing method. They really were original.
	7:36pm Rich in Washington: I regularly rewatch the documentary on them There Is No Authority But Yourself.
	7:36pm Gary: Lambda-C!
	7:38pm TDK60: Rich, haven't seen yet..
	7:39pm LambdaCalculus: Thanks for recommending Battambang Market to me, Gary! That place is very cool!
	7:40pm Doug Schulkind: Always good to see a Drummer Stream DJ in his natural habitat!
	7:40pm Gary: Ultimately, we can all thank Peter Doolan -- he originally told me about the place ... god knows how he found it!
	7:40pm Gary: Haha ... Doug!
	7:42pm LambdaCalculus: It's an awesome find!
	7:44pm hyde: ooh, this is cool
	7:46pm LambdaCalculus: I think I have something by this artist on a compilation somewhere!
	🇰🇷 7:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seriously.
	7:49pm TDK60: Thai tunes new to me, and what a pretty alphabet.
	7:49pm LambdaCalculus: Thai music is very lively!
	🇰🇷 7:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fantastic.
	7:58pm Rich in Washington: Oh. That was kind of surreal.
	7:58pm LambdaCalculus: Such beauty in this music!
	7:58pm tim abdellah: Yeah, that last short track was a trip.
	7:58pm LambdaCalculus: It is very surreal! Like you're traveling across time and space!
	7:59pm chresti: Very lovely
	8:00pm melinda: Hi everyone
	8:01pm LambdaCalculus: Hello!
	8:02pm fleep: Good evening, Gary, all
	8:05pm chresti: I like some French hip hop/trip hop
	8:05pm LambdaCalculus: Holy crap, this is different! I haven't heard much French hip-hop before!
	8:06pm Gary: Melinda! Fleep!
	8:07pm northguineahills: a little different from MC Solar...., eh?
	8:08pm Gary: NGH! Haha, yes, tho he did recommend him to me (I already have)
	8:08pm TDK60: heavy groove,
	8:10pm LambdaCalculus: Indeed!
	8:14pm chresti: I guess I haven’t heard a lot French rap though-
	8:15pm hyde: this is killer
	8:16pm chresti: I like it when I recognize words
	8:19pm Gary: Hyde, I can scoot-to-U a couple of Suprême NTM albums from the early 90s if you like
	8:19pm LambdaCalculus: The most French music I've heard was Chanson, Ye-Ye, and a lot of 60s pop. But they can absolutely slay it when it comes to hip-hop!
	8:21pm hyde: @Gary yes, please, if it's no big hassle!
	8:21pm Gary: No hassle! Just a few button presses and mouse-clicks
	8:21pm passiflora: phew!
	8:22pm hyde: @Gary cool, thanks!
	8:22pm Gary: Passi-F!
	8:23pm passiflora: :)
	8:23pm chresti: I heard pitchfork
	8:24pm passiflora: passi-f passit left drop through bars treble clef
	8:24pm northguineahills: I actually have a quite a bit of French and Quebecois hiphop, but I'd have to look up most of the names.
	8:25pm ifny en route: Great set Gary! I feel cooler already.
	8:26pm Gary: IFNY N-R!
	8:26pm LambdaCalculus: This is some good stuff!
	8:27pm chresti: This has some Bhangra beat
	8:28pm tim abdellah: IAM!! Oui!!
	8:29pm northguineahills: The Italian Neapolitan mafia series, Gamorrah, has a lot of decent Italian hiphop.
	8:30pm Gary: Also Suburra
	8:30pm ifny en route: Oui! Je vole sur le trottoir!
	8:31pm LambdaCalculus: Ahhh, Serge!
	8:33pm peter: darn! i missed the Thai/Lao set.. thank goodness for the replay
	8:34pm Michael 98145: Always appreciate this program -- and great photo!
	8:34pm chresti: That serge sounds like how dry I am
	8:35pm peter: oh and that อีแม๊ะ which Google thinks is "Eh", is actually "I-Maeh", a Thai muslim lady's name
	8:36pm Gary: Peter! Michael ... Aha, thanks for the correx, Peter!
	8:37pm LambdaCalculus: My cat came into my room and wants to sit by my laptop to listen to the show! :P
	8:38pm Michael 98145: intelligent cat :)
	8:38pm ifny en route: Hot damn. Now you're speaking my language.
	8:39pm northguineahills: @peter: So, a native of Narathiwat?
	8:39pm ifny en route: Garrryyyyyyyy it's too good I'm melting........
	8:40pm LambdaCalculus: Michael, she has good tastes! :)
	8:40pm TDK60: ..what year/s is this from?
	8:41pm Gary: TDK60, I think 40s
	8:42pm TDK60: Wow yeah, sounds it..
	8:43pm ifny: Mid-late 30s?
	8:44pm Gary: IFNY, I think 40s -- I don't know if she was recording as early as the 30s
	8:44pm ifny: Dis boogie woogie is later...
	8:44pm ifny: Ah, thanks Gary!
	8:45pm ifny: Dueling messages :)
	8:45pm Gary: She was born in 1937, then became a child star in the late 40s (just googled ... :)
	8:46pm LambdaCalculus: Loving this set!
	8:48pm LambdaCalculus: I guess this song is a song about her mom? Or mothers in general?
	8:50pm LambdaCalculus: Is this the same Mieko Takamine we're listening to? www.imdb.com...
	8:50pm ifny: I can't catch most of it, but it's a sweet song to her mum.
	8:50pm ifny: Just to her mum sounds to me.
	8:52pm Gary: L-C, I think so, yes
	8:58pm ifny: Is it just me or is stream gone silent?
	8:58pm tim abdellah: my stream is OK
	8:59pm Gary: Still working on my phone
	9:02pm ifny: must have just been me. it's back now :)
	9:04pm chresti: Lonesome whistle
	9:05pm chresti: My connection is holding steady
	9:06pm Michael 98145: Yup
	9:06pm hyde: now i want a Fernando Pessoa bobblehead
	9:07pm Michael 98145: love, love fado
	9:08pm Gary: Fernando Pessoa bobbleheads for all my friends!
	9:08pm Gary: Lonesome whistle! That totally sounds like a reasonable song title, Chesti
	🇰🇷 9:10pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Am i too late for the bobbleheads? Hello, all! This is a lovely track…
	9:11pm coelacanth∅: greetings Gary; Bodegatrons
	9:11pm Gary: Is it ever too late for bobbleheads? GST!
	9:11pm Michael 98145: { radio Amalia: tunein.com... }
	9:12pm Gary: Coela-C!
	9:17pm TDK60: I feel like I'm in a café late at night, in Portugal, 1955..
	9:18pm hyde: hiya, coel.
	9:19pm Michael 98145: but António de Oliveira Salazar is still dead
	9:19pm TDK60: ..let me loosen my tie.. Waiter! more wine please..
	9:21pm tim abdellah: Oh this is gorgeous!!
	9:22pm Michael 98145: Sardinhas assadas
	9:22pm tim abdellah: Ah, it's Carlos Paredes - that's why. He did a duet album with Charlie Haden that is really lovely.
	9:23pm Gary: Ah, I'll have to look that one up, Tim!
	9:23pm TDK60: Haden, famously arrested in Portugal!
	9:24pm tim abdellah: @TDK - do tell!
	9:25pm tim abdellah: @Gary - I think I have that CD still - will check when I get home.
	9:26pm TDK60: When on tour with Ornette Coleman in the '60s/'70s Haden dedicated a song to liberation movements in African colonies of Portugal, to wild applause. Spent a night or two in jail.
	9:26pm Michael 98145: now we truly dance
	9:27pm chresti: Yes TDK60, have some wine and tell , please.
	9:28pm TDK60: ..fascistic Salazar still in power, before the revolution in 1974.
	9:29pm tim abdellah: Damn!!
	9:30pm Gary: Hey everyone, it's Larry Grogan's 100th Testify! tonight: wfmu.org...
	9:33pm Funky16corners: Gary!
	9:33pm coelacanth∅: oh hey hyde! (i was off, prep-cooking)
	9:33pm TDK60: ..several seconds of audio of Haden's comment and the applause is on either a Haden or Coleman album, forget which.
	9:34pm Michael 98145: wonderful set
	9:34pm hyde: ok, climbing in bed for the end. thanks! nite all.
	9:35pm northguineahills: fado guitar?
	9:35pm coelacanth∅: warm playing on a cold-sounding instrument 'night hyde
	9:37pm coelacanth∅: maybe some Dionne on the menu, at least...
	9:37pm TDK60: ..that Portuguese guitar sounds fine, sounds like a cross between a 12-string guitar and mandolin. Looked it up and most do have 12 strings..
	9:37pm chresti: Cool!@TDK What are you prepping, coelacanth ø?
	9:40pm Gary: Larry!
	9:40pm coelacanth∅: chresti - salmon, broccoli, ginger, onion, garlic, toasted sesame oil... hot sauce or cayenne; maybe maple syrup... now i'm just waiting for the kitchen to be clear.
	9:41pm TDK60: found: "For a Free Portugal" off "Closeness" album by Charlie Haden.
	9:43pm chresti: That’s nice, a clearing kitchen
	9:45pm coelacanth∅: really it's just because somebody loathes the smell of cooking broccoli!
	9:47pm chresti: Mmm broccoli
	9:48pm TDK60: ..coel: can't go wrong with sesame oil.
	9:51pm Jill B.: Hey Gary! Just checking in before you sign of for the night. Sorry I missed most of the program.
	9:52pm TDK60: What a tour Gary. I have jet lag. Merci!
	9:52pm Gary: Hi, Mom! How's everything going?
	9:53pm tim abdellah: @TDK - Thanks for the tip - will check out that Haden! @Gary - great ride tonight! @Bodegans - arrivaderci!
	9:54pm Gary: Night, Tim & TDK!
	9:55pm chresti: A little tamari with broccoli is yum too
	9:56pm TDK60: see ya tamari chresti..
	9:56pm tim abdellah: OMG - this Good Vibrations is amazing! Giving me excitations, in fact!
	9:56pm Jill B.: Lots of snow this morning, most of it melted off by now...cold outside, but not like NY or ND, thank goodness. All is well here, and hope all is well out there on the other side of the US.
	9:57pm chresti: Thanks Gary very much enjoyed !!
	9:57pm northguineahills: Thanks Gary!
	9:58pm chresti: Agree@tim
	9:59pm Jill B.: Nighty nite Gary!
	9:59pm Gary: Night, everyone!
	9:59pm Michael 98145: Gracias !
	10:03pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Gary!
	1:58pm Marie: Another faboo show. Thanks Gary!!!!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from February 27, 2019

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February 27, 2019: The Only Language We Shared Were the Names of Our Favorite Artists
Music found in Amsterdam, กรุงเทพมหานคร, Genève, ຫລວງພະບາງ, 京都, Lisboa, مراكش, Montréal, Paris, Porto, Québec, 東京, and ວຽງຈັນ

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop Live	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop Live"	Bodega Pop	2019
Rondos	A Black and White Statement	Red Attack	1980	Netherlands \| Found in Geneva
The Ex	They Shall Not Pass "They Shall Not Pass" by "The Ex"	1936: The Spanish Revolution	1986	Netherlands
Lul	Colony "Colony" by "Lul"	Ueberlocation	1991	Netherlands
Suicidal Birds	Black Out "Black Out" by "Suicidal Birds"	Spend Your Life in Serious Misery	2008	Netherlands
Rondos	Countown & Twist "Countown & Twist" by "Rondos"	Red Attack	1980	Netherlands
The Ex	Meanwhile "Meanwhile" by "The Ex"	Disturbing Domestic Peace	1980	Netherlands
Lul	Stiff Chicken "Stiff Chicken" by "Lul"	Ueberlocation	1991	Netherlands
Suicidal Birds	What You Are "What You Are" by "Suicidal Birds"	Spend Your Life in Serious Misery	2008	Netherlands
Music behind DJ: The Ex + Tom Cora	Batium "Batium" by "The Ex + Tom Cora"	Scrabbling at the Lock		Netherlands
Phiangphi Siriwilai เพียงพิศ ศิริวิไล	Lost Connection ขาดการติดต่อ	คนหลายใจ		Thailand
Sunthorn Sanan สุนทรสนาน	I Still Wait ฉันยังคอย	สุนทราภรณ์1		Thailand
Rapin Phu Thai ฉันยังคอย	Eh อีแม๊ะ	ฉันยังคอย		Thailand
Supaph Daoduangden สุภาพ ดาวดวงเด่น	Lam Pleern Chom Thung ลําเพลินชมทุ่ง	ชุด ลําเพลินบ้านเฮา		Thailand
Unknown Lao Artists	Lao Folkdance From Sukhumma	Laos : Instrumental Music In Laos (Selection I)		Laos
Lam, Khen, Kachappi, Konghang, Singer	Lam Khonsavan	Traditional Songs In Laos (Selection II)	2000	Laos
Lam, 5 Kong Pre Prai	Lam Cheuang "Lam Cheuang" by "Lam, 5 Kong Pre Prai"	Traditional Music in Laos (Selection III)		Laos
Unknown Lao Artists	Track 12 "Track 12" by "Unknown Lao Artists"	Traditional Music in Laos (Selection IV)		Laos
Music behind DJ: Lakkeo Sirimanothai	Track 10 "Track 10" by "Lakkeo Sirimanothai"	Lao Traditional Music Vol. 2		Laos
Jean Gab'1	Anti ... "Anti ..." by "Jean Gab'1"	Ma Vie	2003	France \| Found in Geneva
Fabe	Stupéfiants "Stupéfiants" by "Fabe"	La Rage De Dire	2000	France
Suprême NTM	Le Pouvoir "Le Pouvoir" by "Suprême NTM"	Authentik	1991	France
MC Arabica	Sortis De Nulle Part "Sortis De Nulle Part" by "MC Arabica"	Sad Hill Impact	2000	France
Shurik'n	Mon Clan "Mon Clan" by "Shurik'n"	Où Je Vis	1998	France
IAM	Libère Mon Imagination "Libère Mon Imagination" by "IAM"	L'école Du Micro D'argent	1997	France
Music behind DJ: Serge Gainsbourg	L'herbe tendre (instrumental)	BO Ce Sacre Grand-Pere	1968	France
Misora Hibari 美空ひばり	Sorrowful Whistle 悲しき口笛	川の流れのように [Disc 1]		Japan
Misora Hibari 美空ひばり	Festival Mambo お祭りマンボ	川の流れのように [Disc 1]		Japan
Misora Hibari 美空ひばり	Infatuation 日和下駄	川の流れのように [Disc 1]		Japan
Mieko Takamine 高峰三枝子	Mom おかあさん	高峰三枝子全曲集		Japan
Mieko Takamine 高峰三枝子	Old Blues 懐しのブルース	高峰三枝子全曲集		Japan
Mayumi Kojima 小島麻由美	Talkative! Talkative! おしゃべり! おしゃべり!	Blues de Cecil セシルのブルース	1995	Japan
Mayumi Kojima 小島麻由美	That Person His Daughter あの娘の彼	me and my monkey on the moon	2000	Japan
Mayumi Kojima 小島麻由美	Serious Youth 真面目な青年	Facade 面影	2003	Japan
Music behind DJ: Mayumi Kojima 小島麻由美	Humanity 人間ぎらい	Facade 面影	2003	Japan
Amália Rodrigues	Confesso "Confesso" by "Amália Rodrigues"	O Melhor De Amália Rodrigues		Portugal
Carlos Ramos	Biografia Do Fado "Biografia Do Fado" by "Carlos Ramos"	Fado, The Best Of Traditional		Portugal
Celeste Rodrigues	Marcha de alfama	Celeste Rodrigues	1955	Portugal
Tony de Matos	Sabe-Se Lá "Sabe-Se Lá" by "Tony de Matos"	Fados	196X	Portugal
Maria Teresa de Noronha	Nosso Fado	Fado Antigo		Portugal
Carlos Paredes	Fantasia Nº 2 "Fantasia Nº 2" by "Carlos Paredes"	Movimento Perpétuo	1971	Portugal
Lahlou	A Gma! "A Gma!" by "Lahlou"	Chants et poésie amazir kabyle, vol. 1		Algeria \| Found at Lahlou's store in Belleville, Paris
Bnat Oudaden + Illis Ntihite	Track 6	Box Music CD		Morocco
Music behind DJ: Grupo de Guitarras	Variações em Ré Menor	Tempos de Coimbra		Portugal
Robert Charlebois	Protest Song "Protest Song" by "Robert Charlebois"	Robert Charlebois	1967	Canada
Robert Charlebois + Louise Forestier	Engagement	Robert Charlebois - Louise Forestier	1968	Canada
Robert Charlebois	Le Canada "Le Canada" by "Robert Charlebois"	Québec Love	1969	Canada
Robert Charlebois	Down in the South	Un Gars Ben Ordinaire	1970	Canada
Aut'Chose	Good Vibration "Good Vibration" by "Aut'Chose"	Good Vibrations b/w Theme from the Godfather	1975	Canada
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000

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Listener comments!
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Gary and all!!
	7:01pm Gary: Howdy, James!
	7:02pm Rich in Washington: Gary!
	7:02pm Gary: Rich!
	7:03pm chresti: Gary! Bodega!
	7:03pm hyde: hello!
	7:05pm chresti: Hello
	7:05pm tim abdellah: Gary! James! Rich! Chresti! Hyde! Et tout le monde!
	7:06pm Gary: Chresti! Hyde! Tim!
	7:07pm TDK60: Hello. I am pleased to make it.
	7:07pm chresti: !!!! Happy To be here!
	7:07pm chresti: Our babysitter last week was wild
	7:08pm Gary: TDK60!
	🇰🇷 7:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so - are these guys - angry - or something???...
	7:10pm Rich in Washington: That Rondos really reminded me of The Ex and now...
	7:11pm Gary: RevRab!
	7:12pm TDK60: It was great to see those anarcho-punx The Ex at Monty Hall a few years back. What a show.
	7:12pm Rich in Washington: Early Ex is weird to me, as I came into them rather late in the game. I am particularly fond of that album they did with saxophonist Getachew Mekuria.
	7:12pm chresti: Or substitute dj
	7:13pm Rich in Washington: TDK60: I only just recently watched that on the WFMU Roku app. It was pretty incredible. Awesome you were there live.
	7:16pm TDK60: Rich, way back when, the Ex started a fairly typical sounding hardcore punk band (1981ish?) and eventually started getting more and more original; artsy-punk with African influence, and of course their anarchist lyrics.
	7:17pm tim abdellah: I had no idea that Dutch punk was what I needed to hear today. Now I know!
	7:18pm ike: Greetings, humans!
	7:18pm Gary: Ike!
	7:19pm Rich in Washington: I've only heard bits of their earliest stuff and they reminded me quite a bit of Crass, who I really liked at the time, but for some reason, never got into them until the last decade or so. I am pretty sure due to someone on WFMU playing them.
	7:21pm TDK60: I'm not super up on early hardcore punk. But I think Crass had a huge influence, they were even around a few years before hardcore really got going. I figure shared politix was a feature, from Crass to the Ex, and other bands over in Nederlands.
	7:23pm hyde: i love Crass. i have a bunch of those early singles and Feeding of the 5000 (which is great)
	7:24pm Rich in Washington: Crass was fantastic. I love some of the Dada aspects to their work. For all the scorn they garnered back in the day, they were included in the infamous Nurse With Wound list, ferchrissake!
	7:29pm glenn: crass rawked. even if they were hippies who couldn't play.
	7:30pm LambdaCalculus: Heya Gary!
	🇰🇷 7:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: WFMU...will you marry me??
	7:31pm TDK60: Crass was a whole package, early proponents of Do It Yourself, political commitment. They revived the "peace" sign (really the Nuclear Disarmanent symbol. And they inspired countless other punk bands/scenes with a conscience. And they did draw a connection between the hippies and punks in the more political-protest side of the countercultures. So ends my essay.
	7:32pm LambdaCalculus: I was thinking of Sounds on St. Marks... but that Sounds you mentioned sounds cool!
	7:33pm TDK60: This Scrabbling at the Lock is a friggin' great album. Some of the best rock cello you'll ever hear, from Tom Cora. And this album won best Dutch album of that year!
	7:35pm Rich in Washington: @glenn: I loved their guitar 'player' Andy, and his bizarre overhand playing method. They really were original.
	7:36pm Rich in Washington: I regularly rewatch the documentary on them There Is No Authority But Yourself.
	7:36pm Gary: Lambda-C!
	7:38pm TDK60: Rich, haven't seen yet..
	7:39pm LambdaCalculus: Thanks for recommending Battambang Market to me, Gary! That place is very cool!
	7:40pm Doug Schulkind: Always good to see a Drummer Stream DJ in his natural habitat!
	7:40pm Gary: Ultimately, we can all thank Peter Doolan -- he originally told me about the place ... god knows how he found it!
	7:40pm Gary: Haha ... Doug!
	7:42pm LambdaCalculus: It's an awesome find!
	7:44pm hyde: ooh, this is cool
	7:46pm LambdaCalculus: I think I have something by this artist on a compilation somewhere!
	🇰🇷 7:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seriously.
	7:49pm TDK60: Thai tunes new to me, and what a pretty alphabet.
	7:49pm LambdaCalculus: Thai music is very lively!
	🇰🇷 7:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fantastic.
	7:58pm Rich in Washington: Oh. That was kind of surreal.
	7:58pm LambdaCalculus: Such beauty in this music!
	7:58pm tim abdellah: Yeah, that last short track was a trip.
	7:58pm LambdaCalculus: It is very surreal! Like you're traveling across time and space!
	7:59pm chresti: Very lovely
	8:00pm melinda: Hi everyone
	8:01pm LambdaCalculus: Hello!
	8:02pm fleep: Good evening, Gary, all
	8:05pm chresti: I like some French hip hop/trip hop
	8:05pm LambdaCalculus: Holy crap, this is different! I haven't heard much French hip-hop before!
	8:06pm Gary: Melinda! Fleep!
	8:07pm northguineahills: a little different from MC Solar...., eh?
	8:08pm Gary: NGH! Haha, yes, tho he did recommend him to me (I already have)
	8:08pm TDK60: heavy groove,
	8:10pm LambdaCalculus: Indeed!
	8:14pm chresti: I guess I haven’t heard a lot French rap though-
	8:15pm hyde: this is killer
	8:16pm chresti: I like it when I recognize words
	8:19pm Gary: Hyde, I can scoot-to-U a couple of Suprême NTM albums from the early 90s if you like
	8:19pm LambdaCalculus: The most French music I've heard was Chanson, Ye-Ye, and a lot of 60s pop. But they can absolutely slay it when it comes to hip-hop!
	8:21pm hyde: @Gary yes, please, if it's no big hassle!
	8:21pm Gary: No hassle! Just a few button presses and mouse-clicks
	8:21pm passiflora: phew!
	8:22pm hyde: @Gary cool, thanks!
	8:22pm Gary: Passi-F!
	8:23pm passiflora: :)
	8:23pm chresti: I heard pitchfork
	8:24pm passiflora: passi-f passit left drop through bars treble clef
	8:24pm northguineahills: I actually have a quite a bit of French and Quebecois hiphop, but I'd have to look up most of the names.
	8:25pm ifny en route: Great set Gary! I feel cooler already.
	8:26pm Gary: IFNY N-R!
	8:26pm LambdaCalculus: This is some good stuff!
	8:27pm chresti: This has some Bhangra beat
	8:28pm tim abdellah: IAM!! Oui!!
	8:29pm northguineahills: The Italian Neapolitan mafia series, Gamorrah, has a lot of decent Italian hiphop.
	8:30pm Gary: Also Suburra
	8:30pm ifny en route: Oui! Je vole sur le trottoir!
	8:31pm LambdaCalculus: Ahhh, Serge!
	8:33pm peter: darn! i missed the Thai/Lao set.. thank goodness for the replay
	8:34pm Michael 98145: Always appreciate this program -- and great photo!
	8:34pm chresti: That serge sounds like how dry I am
	8:35pm peter: oh and that อีแม๊ะ which Google thinks is "Eh", is actually "I-Maeh", a Thai muslim lady's name
	8:36pm Gary: Peter! Michael ... Aha, thanks for the correx, Peter!
	8:37pm LambdaCalculus: My cat came into my room and wants to sit by my laptop to listen to the show! :P
	8:38pm Michael 98145: intelligent cat :)
	8:38pm ifny en route: Hot damn. Now you're speaking my language.
	8:39pm northguineahills: @peter: So, a native of Narathiwat?
	8:39pm ifny en route: Garrryyyyyyyy it's too good I'm melting........
	8:40pm LambdaCalculus: Michael, she has good tastes! :)
	8:40pm TDK60: ..what year/s is this from?
	8:41pm Gary: TDK60, I think 40s
	8:42pm TDK60: Wow yeah, sounds it..
	8:43pm ifny: Mid-late 30s?
	8:44pm Gary: IFNY, I think 40s -- I don't know if she was recording as early as the 30s
	8:44pm ifny: Dis boogie woogie is later...
	8:44pm ifny: Ah, thanks Gary!
	8:45pm ifny: Dueling messages :)
	8:45pm Gary: She was born in 1937, then became a child star in the late 40s (just googled ... :)
	8:46pm LambdaCalculus: Loving this set!
	8:48pm LambdaCalculus: I guess this song is a song about her mom? Or mothers in general?
	8:50pm LambdaCalculus: Is this the same Mieko Takamine we're listening to? www.imdb.com...
	8:50pm ifny: I can't catch most of it, but it's a sweet song to her mum.
	8:50pm ifny: Just to her mum sounds to me.
	8:52pm Gary: L-C, I think so, yes
	8:58pm ifny: Is it just me or is stream gone silent?
	8:58pm tim abdellah: my stream is OK
	8:59pm Gary: Still working on my phone
	9:02pm ifny: must have just been me. it's back now :)
	9:04pm chresti: Lonesome whistle
	9:05pm chresti: My connection is holding steady
	9:06pm Michael 98145: Yup
	9:06pm hyde: now i want a Fernando Pessoa bobblehead
	9:07pm Michael 98145: love, love fado
	9:08pm Gary: Fernando Pessoa bobbleheads for all my friends!
	9:08pm Gary: Lonesome whistle! That totally sounds like a reasonable song title, Chesti
	🇰🇷 9:10pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Am i too late for the bobbleheads? Hello, all! This is a lovely track…
	9:11pm coelacanth∅: greetings Gary; Bodegatrons
	9:11pm Gary: Is it ever too late for bobbleheads? GST!
	9:11pm Michael 98145: { radio Amalia: tunein.com... }
	9:12pm Gary: Coela-C!
	9:17pm TDK60: I feel like I'm in a café late at night, in Portugal, 1955..
	9:18pm hyde: hiya, coel.
	9:19pm Michael 98145: but António de Oliveira Salazar is still dead
	9:19pm TDK60: ..let me loosen my tie.. Waiter! more wine please..
	9:21pm tim abdellah: Oh this is gorgeous!!
	9:22pm Michael 98145: Sardinhas assadas
	9:22pm tim abdellah: Ah, it's Carlos Paredes - that's why. He did a duet album with Charlie Haden that is really lovely.
	9:23pm Gary: Ah, I'll have to look that one up, Tim!
	9:23pm TDK60: Haden, famously arrested in Portugal!
	9:24pm tim abdellah: @TDK - do tell!
	9:25pm tim abdellah: @Gary - I think I have that CD still - will check when I get home.
	9:26pm TDK60: When on tour with Ornette Coleman in the '60s/'70s Haden dedicated a song to liberation movements in African colonies of Portugal, to wild applause. Spent a night or two in jail.
	9:26pm Michael 98145: now we truly dance
	9:27pm chresti: Yes TDK60, have some wine and tell , please.
	9:28pm TDK60: ..fascistic Salazar still in power, before the revolution in 1974.
	9:29pm tim abdellah: Damn!!
	9:30pm Gary: Hey everyone, it's Larry Grogan's 100th Testify! tonight: wfmu.org...
	9:33pm Funky16corners: Gary!
	9:33pm coelacanth∅: oh hey hyde! (i was off, prep-cooking)
	9:33pm TDK60: ..several seconds of audio of Haden's comment and the applause is on either a Haden or Coleman album, forget which.
	9:34pm Michael 98145: wonderful set
	9:34pm hyde: ok, climbing in bed for the end. thanks! nite all.
	9:35pm northguineahills: fado guitar?
	9:35pm coelacanth∅: warm playing on a cold-sounding instrument 'night hyde
	9:37pm coelacanth∅: maybe some Dionne on the menu, at least...
	9:37pm TDK60: ..that Portuguese guitar sounds fine, sounds like a cross between a 12-string guitar and mandolin. Looked it up and most do have 12 strings..
	9:37pm chresti: Cool!@TDK What are you prepping, coelacanth ø?
	9:40pm Gary: Larry!
	9:40pm coelacanth∅: chresti - salmon, broccoli, ginger, onion, garlic, toasted sesame oil... hot sauce or cayenne; maybe maple syrup... now i'm just waiting for the kitchen to be clear.
	9:41pm TDK60: found: "For a Free Portugal" off "Closeness" album by Charlie Haden.
	9:43pm chresti: That’s nice, a clearing kitchen
	9:45pm coelacanth∅: really it's just because somebody loathes the smell of cooking broccoli!
	9:47pm chresti: Mmm broccoli
	9:48pm TDK60: ..coel: can't go wrong with sesame oil.
	9:51pm Jill B.: Hey Gary! Just checking in before you sign of for the night. Sorry I missed most of the program.
	9:52pm TDK60: What a tour Gary. I have jet lag. Merci!
	9:52pm Gary: Hi, Mom! How's everything going?
	9:53pm tim abdellah: @TDK - Thanks for the tip - will check out that Haden! @Gary - great ride tonight! @Bodegans - arrivaderci!
	9:54pm Gary: Night, Tim & TDK!
	9:55pm chresti: A little tamari with broccoli is yum too
	9:56pm TDK60: see ya tamari chresti..
	9:56pm tim abdellah: OMG - this Good Vibrations is amazing! Giving me excitations, in fact!
	9:56pm Jill B.: Lots of snow this morning, most of it melted off by now...cold outside, but not like NY or ND, thank goodness. All is well here, and hope all is well out there on the other side of the US.
	9:57pm chresti: Thanks Gary very much enjoyed !!
	9:57pm northguineahills: Thanks Gary!
	9:58pm chresti: Agree@tim
	9:59pm Jill B.: Nighty nite Gary!
	9:59pm Gary: Night, everyone!
	9:59pm Michael 98145: Gracias !
	10:03pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Gary!
	1:58pm Marie: Another faboo show. Thanks Gary!!!!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from February 27, 2019

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