WFMU: The World's Worst Records Radio Show with Darryl W. Bullock: Playlist from April 10, 2019

Listener comments!
	1:51pm worldsworstrecords: We're live in 10!
	1:51pm Rich in Washington: WOOOT! Do your worst!
	1:51pm Martinibomb: Hi D!
	1:53pm Martinibomb: Do your weisswurst!
	1:55pm worldsworstrecords: I'll try, MB!
	1:55pm worldsworstrecords: Hey Rich!
	1:56pm worldsworstrecords: Advance warning: the second track on today's show is NSFW and more than a little bit racist
	1:57pm Rich in Washington: <turns it all the way up>
	2:00pm worldsworstrecords: Here we go!
	2:00pm Mr Fab: Hey Darryl, and Worst-oids. That clip of the Seeds was recorded off the youtubes - their appearance on "The Mothers-in-Law" sit-com.
	2:00pm Martinibomb: Weeeeeeeee!
	2:00pm worldsworstrecords: It was ace!
	2:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone. I see the big picture now! :-)
	2:03pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, Mr. Fab that recording of The Seeds caught me by surprise in that context!
	2:03pm worldsworstrecords: Hey Jan, hey Mr F!
	2:04pm Rich in Washington: Oh man.
	2:04pm Mr Fab: Yes, it was rather "gassy," wasn't it?
	2:04pm worldsworstrecords: I know...
	2:04pm Rich in Washington: 1975, too.
	2:05pm Martinibomb: I've got a bunch of those Lil Sambo books
	2:05pm Eli Neman: Fun Fact: The Phil Harris song is a cover of Tex Williams song
	2:05pm Rich in Washington: I can't help think of those recurring Minstrel Show characters in Little Britain.
	2:05pm worldsworstrecords: I'm guessing at the date, it might be a couple of years earlier
	2:06pm worldsworstrecords: Hi Eli!
	2:06pm Eli Neman: Also the song reminds me of Sambo's restaurant
	2:06pm Rich in Washington: I remember being taken to Sambo's restaurant by my grandparents as a very small child.
	2:07pm Martinibomb: @Rich there was that Lil Sambos in Lincoln city up until about 10 years ago
	2:08pm Martinibomb: It's still there pretty much the same thing.. they rebranded to something else tho
	2:08pm Mr Fab: Li'L Sambo, and the restaurant chain that it inspired was actually an Indian character. Can't speak for that song tho
	2:08pm Rich in Washington: The one my grandparents took me to was still called Lil Black Sambo's for many years. It was in Lincoln City Oregon and I think they defiantly held onto the name as long as they could.
	2:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Favorited this one immediately!
	2:10pm Jan Turkenburg: Don't have this one yet in my ER-collection.
	2:10pm worldsworstrecords: Hurrah! It's the bongos
	2:10pm Martinibomb: oooh that Echo! is so horrible
	2:11pm worldsworstrecords: It's a little over the top, isn't it?
	2:11pm Jan Turkenburg: bongo's and lot's of echo! absolutely fabulous!
	2:11pm Jan Turkenburg: lol!
	2:11pm Martinibomb: and i mean horrible as in fantastic lol
	2:12pm worldsworstrecords: I bought that Gershwin with Bongos album somebody mentioned here a few weeks ago. It's ace!
	2:12pm Eli Neman: Also that Phil Harris song was released as a single before it was put on that album
	2:12pm Jan Turkenburg: people people people people
	2:12pm Rich in Washington: Yes. I think we went there on our long trip from my house to theirs. I don't remember much about it other than they gave little prizes to kids who ate there, their coloring placemats, etc. But you are right - the character was a sort of Indian/South Asian stereotype. Still rather offensive and demeaning, though. I am sure many white folks thought of South Asians and Africans as one and the same as far as they were concerned, hence the chain's offensive name.
	2:13pm Rich in Washington: That Kaplan Brothers was nuts.
	2:13pm Mr Fab: Eli, I thought you must have meant "Tex Ritter," but no, you're right, it was a Tex Williams. I thought that was a baseball player? I'm so confused...
	2:15pm worldsworstrecords: This is sooo over the top
	2:15pm Eli Neman: Wow, Sammy Davis Junior on Motown label...that is weird
	2:15pm Rich in Washington: Dig it, baby!
	2:15pm worldsworstrecords: Just a one off album Eli, in 1970
	2:15pm Eli Neman: Also that is a cover
	2:16pm worldsworstrecords: Old blue eyes and old one eye must have fallen out
	2:16pm worldsworstrecords: The sleeve of the album? Something else, isn't it. Turn it over!
	2:17pm Jan Turkenburg: what a pity Georgy isn't in yet!
	2:17pm Martinibomb: I'm still consistently surprised to see the rat pack at the grocery market almost every time. Because People magazine keeps putting out rat pack specials. I can't imagine anyone under 50 is buying those!?
	2:17pm Mr Fab: Sambo's Restaurants met the same fate as the diet candy Ayds. Gotta love their ads: "Lose weight with Ayds!"
	2:18pm Martinibomb: @Fab for real? Wow! that's up there with that Tiny Tim song
	2:18pm Rich in Washington: That cover looks inspired by Electric Ladyland.
	2:18pm worldsworstrecords: Ahh, the Tiny Tim get-out clause
	2:18pm Jan Turkenburg: @ Mr Fab. no kidding!
	2:19pm worldsworstrecords: Ayds were big business in the UK in the 70s
	2:20pm Rich in Washington: Martinibomb - a couple of years ago I spotted this ridiculous posting on Craigslist where someone in Portland was selling these weird life-sized statues of Frank, Dino, and I think Peter Lawford or something. Like this instant Rat Pack. I don't know if he ever sold it. They were ludicrous. I think he'd keep posting and reposting for many months.
	2:20pm Jan Turkenburg: this is unbelievable...
	2:21pm worldsworstrecords: You like, Jan?
	2:21pm Rich in Washington: I'll have to do some digging. I think I still have screenshots of the posting and some of the pictures. It was quite spectacular in its utter creepiness.
	2:21pm worldsworstrecords: I should do a Bad Taste special one day
	2:22pm Martinibomb: oh man we need those life size rat pack statues for Sheenas!
	2:22pm Jan Turkenburg: this is an extreme example of bad taste indeed...
	2:22pm Eli Neman: There was a song about this??? Wow, that is awful.
	2:22pm Rich in Washington: worldsworstrecords: I can't imagine how wonderfully nuts that's be!
	2:23pm worldsworstrecords: It probably works better in their native tongue
	2:23pm Martinibomb: I feel like I need to do a gigantic painting someday of the imagined Sheena's Jungle Room studios hahah I think we should design it even it's only in our imagination
	2:23pm Rich in Washington: Wow. Just wow.
	2:23pm worldsworstrecords: I said they were Spanish in my intro, but they're Italian
	2:23pm Martinibomb: So life sized rat pack statues are going into the studio...
	2:25pm Mr Fab: That "Auscwitz" song has me feeling soiled!
	2:25pm worldsworstrecords: This probably only works if you're British or have an understanding of the shipping forecast
	2:26pm Rich in Washington: It's mindboggling, innit, Mr. Fab? Like someone actually thought 'this is the song! This will move them!'
	2:27pm worldsworstrecords: I aim to please!
	2:27pm Rich in Washington: Jerry Solomon is certifiably nuts.
	2:27pm worldsworstrecords: Love him
	2:29pm Eli Neman: The Jerry Solomon guy reminds me of Wild Man Fischer, only that guy is funny.
	2:29pm Mr Fab: Thanks (?) for heppin me to Jerry Solomon, Darryl. Been meaning to get this collection.
	2:30pm Rich in Washington: people who are into sampling drum breaks are really missing the boat on ignoring Helen Wiggins.
	2:30pm worldsworstrecords: That new double album is exceptional
	2:30pm worldsworstrecords: Agreed Rich
	2:31pm Rich in Washington: someone really should make a biopic of The Shaggs.
	2:32pm Mr Fab: Martinibomb, in the "about me" section of the Sheena's blog, there's my description of an imagined Jungle Room. But feel free to add your own suggestions!
	2:33pm Mr Fab: Rich, believe it or not, there was gonna be a Shaggs biopic by, of all people, Tom Cruise. Dont think anything came of it.
	2:33pm Eli Neman: A singing Surgeon singing about a green superhero...that is so weird
	2:33pm worldsworstrecords: Tom Cruise? OM effing G
	2:34pm worldsworstrecords: It's an odd one, isn't it Eli?
	2:35pm worldsworstrecords: Oh! Oh!
	2:36pm Eli Neman: Yeah, the only other singing doctor that I know of is Dr Rock (Randy Hazel M.D.) known for I rather have a Bottle in front of me (than a frontal lobotony)
	2:38pm Martinibomb: @Fab I think I'm going to illustrate the jungle room it's going on my to do list.. remember in marvel comics how Wally Wood would do like Daredevil and how all his gadgets worked laid out like a blue print.. that's what I'm going for hahah
	2:39pm Mr Fab: There was a rapping doctor in the last decade or so, known as the Physician Musician.
	2:39pm Rich in Washington: i forgot all about that song, Eli. I remember hearing it on Dr. Demento.
	2:40pm Rich in Washington: I have those LPs by the singing hypnotist. I can't immediately recall his name but he looks hilarious with a big pompadour.
	2:42pm Mr Fab: Can't wait, MB! Yeah, we need a real-life Jungle Room somewhere. Rich can decorate it with giant Rat Pack statues and thrift-store finds. And Otis can donate some of his black-velvet paintings he posts pics of on his playlist.
	2:42pm Rich in Washington: How do you do it, worldsworstrecords? There just is no bottom.
	2:43pm Mr Fab: this Jimmy guy did a couple messed-up X covers. Yes, the LA punk band, X.
	2:43pm worldsworstrecords: haha... it's a gift Rich. That and decades of collecting
	2:43pm Rich in Washington: Oh man. I need to share the image of this totally Sheena approved geegaw my sweety found for me on a recent trip.
	2:43pm Martinibomb: #foodtalk - okay for lunch today I'm attempting the impossible grilled cheese. First I lay down a thin coat of oil in a cast iron then a layer of cheese. Then place the bread on top of the cheese and put more cheese on top of that slice. Then place another slice of bread on top of that...wait until the whole thing is cooked then pickup the bottom cheesy/bread thing with a spatula. Quickly put down the final layer of cheese in the pan.. then flip the sandwich over and finish cooking until cheese on bottom of pan is all crusty delicious. I'm insane I know.
	2:44pm worldsworstrecords: Why do the Americans call that 'grilled cheese' when it's not been under a grill?
	2:45pm Martinibomb: in my case my cast iron is actually on a grill? does that count? other wise .. my answer is that americans are retarded hahah
	2:46pm Rich in Washington: Oh yeah. I've done cheesy bread type grilled cheese sandwiches like that. I love 'em, especially if it's cheddar and you get it almost to the point of burning. It's like a Cheezit.
	2:46pm worldsworstrecords: What we call a grill I believe you call a broiler?
	2:46pm Jan Turkenburg: @MB, that's the kind of thing I do late in the evening when I suddenly get hungry.
	2:46pm Rich in Washington: There's this balancing point of not unsticking it from the pan too early and not too late.
	2:47pm Martinibomb: @Rich/Jan oh man I love that burned cheese flavor it's the best thing ever
	2:48pm Martinibomb: I'm gonna spread on some guacamole I made too.. just sounds good
	2:48pm Rich in Washington: That is a good point, Darryl. I think the stovetop grill like I've seen commonly in the UK is a real rarity here, if we're talking about the same thing. The closest we have on our common range/ovens is the 'broiler' setup inside the oven. We don't have those top-mounted grill things here, really.
	2:49pm Martinibomb: thanks for the Phyllis Diller always loved her on Scooby Doo
	2:49pm worldsworstrecords: You're welcome MB
	2:50pm Martinibomb: @Rich I actually do have a grill on my oven. Opted for that over extra 2 burners hah
	2:50pm worldsworstrecords: That's the one Rich
	2:50pm Rich in Washington: Diller was also a fixture on The Hollywood Squares, if memory serves. She was also Witchy Poo on Sidd and Marty Kroft's H.R. Puffinstuff.
	2:51pm Rich in Washington: Marcy!
	2:51pm Jan Turkenburg: Isn't that 'strings' io Johnidas? (yes, I've been googling .. :-) )
	2:52pm Rich in Washington: your show's on fire today, worldsworstrecords! I can smell the burning cheese!
	2:52pm worldsworstrecords: Hi Jan... I may have the credit incorrect
	2:53pm Jan Turkenburg: Is this.... yes, it's the guy from the plane ... :-)
	2:53pm worldsworstrecords: Excellent. Thanks Rich!
	2:53pm worldsworstrecords: That's the one Jan
	2:55pm worldsworstrecords: last track alert!
	2:55pm Jan Turkenburg: instant favorite this Kawanishi!
	2:55pm Jan Turkenburg: this show blew me away, Darryl!
	2:55pm worldsworstrecords: Good-oh!
	2:57pm Rich in Washington: wow.
	2:57pm worldsworstrecords: Thanks Jan... I'm glad you enjoyed it
	2:57pm Jan Turkenburg: I did!
	2:58pm worldsworstrecords: After blogging about bad music for almost 12 years I've still got a few tricks up my sleeve!
	2:58pm Martinibomb: another fantastic show today! Thanks for all your hard work pulling this together Darryl!
	2:58pm Eli Neman: Before this show is over, just want to let you know that the singing cop is no rapping cop like Kevin Jordan who later became a comedien
	2:58pm worldsworstrecords: Georgy is up next...
	2:58pm worldsworstrecords: Cheers MB
	2:58pm Martinibomb: for the record.. Herve has the biggest balls with a voice like that
	2:59pm Eli Neman: Thanks for the show wwr
	2:59pm Rich in Washington: That was fantastic, Darryl! Thank you! Good-byeee!
	2:59pm worldsworstrecords: Thanks for your company everyone
	2:59pm Mr Fab: let's all go: wfmu.org...

The World's Worst Records Radio Show with Darryl W. Bullock: Playlist from April 10, 2019

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Author Darryl W. Bullock presents an hour of terrible records. From the dawn of recorded music right up to some of today’s most hateful aural atrocities, spend 60 minutes with some of the worst, and most hysterically funny, records ever made.

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April 10, 2019: The World's Worst Records Radio Show: Episode Twenty One

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
Phil Harris	Smoke, Smoke, Smoke "Smoke, Smoke, Smoke" by "Phil Harris"	Southern Comfort...The Best Of Phil Harris	Mega	1972	LP	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bob Storm	Old Sambo "Old Sambo" by "Bob Storm"		Halmark	1975	EP	0:03:54 (Pop-up)
Jesse James Hall	For You "For You" by "Jesse James Hall"		Songmakers Inc	n/a	Other	0:06:57 (Pop-up)
The Kaplan Brothers	Eleanor Rigby	The Kaplan Brothers	Kap	1973	LP	0:08:42 (Pop-up)
Sammy Davis Junior	In the Ghetto "In the Ghetto" by "Sammy Davis Junior"	Something For Everyone	Motown	1970	LP	0:12:33 (Pop-up)
Frankie Randall	I Can See For Miles	The Mods And The Pops	RCA Victor	1968	LP	0:16:48 (Pop-up)
Equipe 84	Auschwitz "Auschwitz" by "Equipe 84"		Major Minor	1967	7"	0:20:10 (Pop-up)
Gale Warning	Met Rock "Met Rock" by "Gale Warning"		Pye Nixa	1956	10"	0:23:50 (Pop-up)
Jerry Solomon	I’m a Little Boy "I’m a Little Boy" by "Jerry Solomon"		Fountain	1966	7"	0:25:39 (Pop-up)
The Shaggs	My Pal Foot Foot "My Pal Foot Foot" by "The Shaggs"	Philosophy of the World	Third World Recordings	1969	LP	0:28:19 (Pop-up)
Jim Matthews MD, the Singing Surgeon	Right on For the Hulk		Music Emporium	1976	7"	0:31:01 (Pop-up)
Joe E Ross	Get Me To The Church On Time	Love Songs From a Cop	Columbia UK	1964	LP	0:34:07 (Pop-up)
Joe E Ross	Are You Lonesome Tonight	Love Songs From a Cop	Columbia UK	1964	LP	0:37:07 (Pop-up)
Jimmy	Spin The Bottle "Spin The Bottle" by "Jimmy"		Fatima	1982	7"	0:39:18 (Pop-up)
Phyllis Diller	Satisfaction (I Can't Get No)	Born To Sing	Columbia	1970	LP	0:43:14 (Pop-up)
Noel Harrison	She’s A Woman "She’s A Woman" by "Noel Harrison"	Noel Harrison	Decca	1966	LP	0:46:13 (Pop-up)
Lana Johnidas And The Swinging Strings	Scotch Tape		Film City	1966	7"	0:48:40 (Pop-up)
Little Marcy	I Love Little Pussy "I Love Little Pussy" by "Little Marcy"	Little Marcy Talks With The Animals	Word	1968	LP	0:50:31 (Pop-up)
Herve Villechaize	When A Child Is Born	Children of the World: The Time is Now	Epic	1980	LP	0:51:40 (Pop-up)
Kyô Kawanishi	Maruberu Pause no Uchuusen	Kyô Kawanishi Volume One	AN	2008	CD	0:54:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:51pm worldsworstrecords: We're live in 10!
	1:51pm Rich in Washington: WOOOT! Do your worst!
	1:51pm Martinibomb: Hi D!
	1:53pm Martinibomb: Do your weisswurst!
	1:55pm worldsworstrecords: I'll try, MB!
	1:55pm worldsworstrecords: Hey Rich!
	1:56pm worldsworstrecords: Advance warning: the second track on today's show is NSFW and more than a little bit racist
	1:57pm Rich in Washington: <turns it all the way up>
	2:00pm worldsworstrecords: Here we go!
	2:00pm Mr Fab: Hey Darryl, and Worst-oids. That clip of the Seeds was recorded off the youtubes - their appearance on "The Mothers-in-Law" sit-com.
	2:00pm Martinibomb: Weeeeeeeee!
	2:00pm worldsworstrecords: It was ace!
	2:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone. I see the big picture now! :-)
	2:03pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, Mr. Fab that recording of The Seeds caught me by surprise in that context!
	2:03pm worldsworstrecords: Hey Jan, hey Mr F!
	2:04pm Rich in Washington: Oh man.
	2:04pm Mr Fab: Yes, it was rather "gassy," wasn't it?
	2:04pm worldsworstrecords: I know...
	2:04pm Rich in Washington: 1975, too.
	2:05pm Martinibomb: I've got a bunch of those Lil Sambo books
	2:05pm Eli Neman: Fun Fact: The Phil Harris song is a cover of Tex Williams song
	2:05pm Rich in Washington: I can't help think of those recurring Minstrel Show characters in Little Britain.
	2:05pm worldsworstrecords: I'm guessing at the date, it might be a couple of years earlier
	2:06pm worldsworstrecords: Hi Eli!
	2:06pm Eli Neman: Also the song reminds me of Sambo's restaurant
	2:06pm Rich in Washington: I remember being taken to Sambo's restaurant by my grandparents as a very small child.
	2:07pm Martinibomb: @Rich there was that Lil Sambos in Lincoln city up until about 10 years ago
	2:08pm Martinibomb: It's still there pretty much the same thing.. they rebranded to something else tho
	2:08pm Mr Fab: Li'L Sambo, and the restaurant chain that it inspired was actually an Indian character. Can't speak for that song tho
	2:08pm Rich in Washington: The one my grandparents took me to was still called Lil Black Sambo's for many years. It was in Lincoln City Oregon and I think they defiantly held onto the name as long as they could.
	2:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Favorited this one immediately!
	2:10pm Jan Turkenburg: Don't have this one yet in my ER-collection.
	2:10pm worldsworstrecords: Hurrah! It's the bongos
	2:10pm Martinibomb: oooh that Echo! is so horrible
	2:11pm worldsworstrecords: It's a little over the top, isn't it?
	2:11pm Jan Turkenburg: bongo's and lot's of echo! absolutely fabulous!
	2:11pm Jan Turkenburg: lol!
	2:11pm Martinibomb: and i mean horrible as in fantastic lol
	2:12pm worldsworstrecords: I bought that Gershwin with Bongos album somebody mentioned here a few weeks ago. It's ace!
	2:12pm Eli Neman: Also that Phil Harris song was released as a single before it was put on that album
	2:12pm Jan Turkenburg: people people people people
	2:12pm Rich in Washington: Yes. I think we went there on our long trip from my house to theirs. I don't remember much about it other than they gave little prizes to kids who ate there, their coloring placemats, etc. But you are right - the character was a sort of Indian/South Asian stereotype. Still rather offensive and demeaning, though. I am sure many white folks thought of South Asians and Africans as one and the same as far as they were concerned, hence the chain's offensive name.
	2:13pm Rich in Washington: That Kaplan Brothers was nuts.
	2:13pm Mr Fab: Eli, I thought you must have meant "Tex Ritter," but no, you're right, it was a Tex Williams. I thought that was a baseball player? I'm so confused...
	2:15pm worldsworstrecords: This is sooo over the top
	2:15pm Eli Neman: Wow, Sammy Davis Junior on Motown label...that is weird
	2:15pm Rich in Washington: Dig it, baby!
	2:15pm worldsworstrecords: Just a one off album Eli, in 1970
	2:15pm Eli Neman: Also that is a cover
	2:16pm worldsworstrecords: Old blue eyes and old one eye must have fallen out
	2:16pm worldsworstrecords: The sleeve of the album? Something else, isn't it. Turn it over!
	2:17pm Jan Turkenburg: what a pity Georgy isn't in yet!
	2:17pm Martinibomb: I'm still consistently surprised to see the rat pack at the grocery market almost every time. Because People magazine keeps putting out rat pack specials. I can't imagine anyone under 50 is buying those!?
	2:17pm Mr Fab: Sambo's Restaurants met the same fate as the diet candy Ayds. Gotta love their ads: "Lose weight with Ayds!"
	2:18pm Martinibomb: @Fab for real? Wow! that's up there with that Tiny Tim song
	2:18pm Rich in Washington: That cover looks inspired by Electric Ladyland.
	2:18pm worldsworstrecords: Ahh, the Tiny Tim get-out clause
	2:18pm Jan Turkenburg: @ Mr Fab. no kidding!
	2:19pm worldsworstrecords: Ayds were big business in the UK in the 70s
	2:20pm Rich in Washington: Martinibomb - a couple of years ago I spotted this ridiculous posting on Craigslist where someone in Portland was selling these weird life-sized statues of Frank, Dino, and I think Peter Lawford or something. Like this instant Rat Pack. I don't know if he ever sold it. They were ludicrous. I think he'd keep posting and reposting for many months.
	2:20pm Jan Turkenburg: this is unbelievable...
	2:21pm worldsworstrecords: You like, Jan?
	2:21pm Rich in Washington: I'll have to do some digging. I think I still have screenshots of the posting and some of the pictures. It was quite spectacular in its utter creepiness.
	2:21pm worldsworstrecords: I should do a Bad Taste special one day
	2:22pm Martinibomb: oh man we need those life size rat pack statues for Sheenas!
	2:22pm Jan Turkenburg: this is an extreme example of bad taste indeed...
	2:22pm Eli Neman: There was a song about this??? Wow, that is awful.
	2:22pm Rich in Washington: worldsworstrecords: I can't imagine how wonderfully nuts that's be!
	2:23pm worldsworstrecords: It probably works better in their native tongue
	2:23pm Martinibomb: I feel like I need to do a gigantic painting someday of the imagined Sheena's Jungle Room studios hahah I think we should design it even it's only in our imagination
	2:23pm Rich in Washington: Wow. Just wow.
	2:23pm worldsworstrecords: I said they were Spanish in my intro, but they're Italian
	2:23pm Martinibomb: So life sized rat pack statues are going into the studio...
	2:25pm Mr Fab: That "Auscwitz" song has me feeling soiled!
	2:25pm worldsworstrecords: This probably only works if you're British or have an understanding of the shipping forecast
	2:26pm Rich in Washington: It's mindboggling, innit, Mr. Fab? Like someone actually thought 'this is the song! This will move them!'
	2:27pm worldsworstrecords: I aim to please!
	2:27pm Rich in Washington: Jerry Solomon is certifiably nuts.
	2:27pm worldsworstrecords: Love him
	2:29pm Eli Neman: The Jerry Solomon guy reminds me of Wild Man Fischer, only that guy is funny.
	2:29pm Mr Fab: Thanks (?) for heppin me to Jerry Solomon, Darryl. Been meaning to get this collection.
	2:30pm Rich in Washington: people who are into sampling drum breaks are really missing the boat on ignoring Helen Wiggins.
	2:30pm worldsworstrecords: That new double album is exceptional
	2:30pm worldsworstrecords: Agreed Rich
	2:31pm Rich in Washington: someone really should make a biopic of The Shaggs.
	2:32pm Mr Fab: Martinibomb, in the "about me" section of the Sheena's blog, there's my description of an imagined Jungle Room. But feel free to add your own suggestions!
	2:33pm Mr Fab: Rich, believe it or not, there was gonna be a Shaggs biopic by, of all people, Tom Cruise. Dont think anything came of it.
	2:33pm Eli Neman: A singing Surgeon singing about a green superhero...that is so weird
	2:33pm worldsworstrecords: Tom Cruise? OM effing G
	2:34pm worldsworstrecords: It's an odd one, isn't it Eli?
	2:35pm worldsworstrecords: Oh! Oh!
	2:36pm Eli Neman: Yeah, the only other singing doctor that I know of is Dr Rock (Randy Hazel M.D.) known for I rather have a Bottle in front of me (than a frontal lobotony)
	2:38pm Martinibomb: @Fab I think I'm going to illustrate the jungle room it's going on my to do list.. remember in marvel comics how Wally Wood would do like Daredevil and how all his gadgets worked laid out like a blue print.. that's what I'm going for hahah
	2:39pm Mr Fab: There was a rapping doctor in the last decade or so, known as the Physician Musician.
	2:39pm Rich in Washington: i forgot all about that song, Eli. I remember hearing it on Dr. Demento.
	2:40pm Rich in Washington: I have those LPs by the singing hypnotist. I can't immediately recall his name but he looks hilarious with a big pompadour.
	2:42pm Mr Fab: Can't wait, MB! Yeah, we need a real-life Jungle Room somewhere. Rich can decorate it with giant Rat Pack statues and thrift-store finds. And Otis can donate some of his black-velvet paintings he posts pics of on his playlist.
	2:42pm Rich in Washington: How do you do it, worldsworstrecords? There just is no bottom.
	2:43pm Mr Fab: this Jimmy guy did a couple messed-up X covers. Yes, the LA punk band, X.
	2:43pm worldsworstrecords: haha... it's a gift Rich. That and decades of collecting
	2:43pm Rich in Washington: Oh man. I need to share the image of this totally Sheena approved geegaw my sweety found for me on a recent trip.
	2:43pm Martinibomb: #foodtalk - okay for lunch today I'm attempting the impossible grilled cheese. First I lay down a thin coat of oil in a cast iron then a layer of cheese. Then place the bread on top of the cheese and put more cheese on top of that slice. Then place another slice of bread on top of that...wait until the whole thing is cooked then pickup the bottom cheesy/bread thing with a spatula. Quickly put down the final layer of cheese in the pan.. then flip the sandwich over and finish cooking until cheese on bottom of pan is all crusty delicious. I'm insane I know.
	2:44pm worldsworstrecords: Why do the Americans call that 'grilled cheese' when it's not been under a grill?
	2:45pm Martinibomb: in my case my cast iron is actually on a grill? does that count? other wise .. my answer is that americans are retarded hahah
	2:46pm Rich in Washington: Oh yeah. I've done cheesy bread type grilled cheese sandwiches like that. I love 'em, especially if it's cheddar and you get it almost to the point of burning. It's like a Cheezit.
	2:46pm worldsworstrecords: What we call a grill I believe you call a broiler?
	2:46pm Jan Turkenburg: @MB, that's the kind of thing I do late in the evening when I suddenly get hungry.
	2:46pm Rich in Washington: There's this balancing point of not unsticking it from the pan too early and not too late.
	2:47pm Martinibomb: @Rich/Jan oh man I love that burned cheese flavor it's the best thing ever
	2:48pm Martinibomb: I'm gonna spread on some guacamole I made too.. just sounds good
	2:48pm Rich in Washington: That is a good point, Darryl. I think the stovetop grill like I've seen commonly in the UK is a real rarity here, if we're talking about the same thing. The closest we have on our common range/ovens is the 'broiler' setup inside the oven. We don't have those top-mounted grill things here, really.
	2:49pm Martinibomb: thanks for the Phyllis Diller always loved her on Scooby Doo
	2:49pm worldsworstrecords: You're welcome MB
	2:50pm Martinibomb: @Rich I actually do have a grill on my oven. Opted for that over extra 2 burners hah
	2:50pm worldsworstrecords: That's the one Rich
	2:50pm Rich in Washington: Diller was also a fixture on The Hollywood Squares, if memory serves. She was also Witchy Poo on Sidd and Marty Kroft's H.R. Puffinstuff.
	2:51pm Rich in Washington: Marcy!
	2:51pm Jan Turkenburg: Isn't that 'strings' io Johnidas? (yes, I've been googling .. :-) )
	2:52pm Rich in Washington: your show's on fire today, worldsworstrecords! I can smell the burning cheese!
	2:52pm worldsworstrecords: Hi Jan... I may have the credit incorrect
	2:53pm Jan Turkenburg: Is this.... yes, it's the guy from the plane ... :-)
	2:53pm worldsworstrecords: Excellent. Thanks Rich!
	2:53pm worldsworstrecords: That's the one Jan
	2:55pm worldsworstrecords: last track alert!
	2:55pm Jan Turkenburg: instant favorite this Kawanishi!
	2:55pm Jan Turkenburg: this show blew me away, Darryl!
	2:55pm worldsworstrecords: Good-oh!
	2:57pm Rich in Washington: wow.
	2:57pm worldsworstrecords: Thanks Jan... I'm glad you enjoyed it
	2:57pm Jan Turkenburg: I did!
	2:58pm worldsworstrecords: After blogging about bad music for almost 12 years I've still got a few tricks up my sleeve!
	2:58pm Martinibomb: another fantastic show today! Thanks for all your hard work pulling this together Darryl!
	2:58pm Eli Neman: Before this show is over, just want to let you know that the singing cop is no rapping cop like Kevin Jordan who later became a comedien
	2:58pm worldsworstrecords: Georgy is up next...
	2:58pm worldsworstrecords: Cheers MB
	2:58pm Martinibomb: for the record.. Herve has the biggest balls with a voice like that
	2:59pm Eli Neman: Thanks for the show wwr
	2:59pm Rich in Washington: That was fantastic, Darryl! Thank you! Good-byeee!
	2:59pm worldsworstrecords: Thanks for your company everyone
	2:59pm Mr Fab: let's all go: wfmu.org...

The World's Worst Records Radio Show with Darryl W. Bullock: Playlist from April 10, 2019

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