WFMU: Testify! with Larry Grogan: Playlist from July 3, 2019

Listener comments!
	9:54pm Matt from New Orleans: Hey Larry. I’m here. I’ve been listening to Gary for a few.
	9:56pm Funky16Corners: Hey Matt! I'm listening to Gary, too!
	9:57pm Matt from New Orleans: I went over to my friend’s house earlier to help him prep what to me seems like an absurd amount of meat that he’s going to smoke tonight/tomorrow.
	9:59pm Matt from New Orleans: I’m not even sure I’ll be staying there long tomorrow afternoon as it’s supposed to be in the mid to high 90s with lots of humidity. His backyard doesn’t have enough shade.
	10:00pm Erica: Red, White and Testify!
	10:00pm Funky16Corners: Erica!
	10:00pm Erica: Everyone ready for the 4th of July special?
	10:01pm Jeff Ash: Reporting for duty from the great state of Wisconsin!
	10:01pm Funky16Corners: @Matt - I don't think any amount of meat can be described as absurd as long as you're smoking it
	10:01pm Erica: Listening from the garden state of New Jersey, south Jersey that is.
	10:01pm Funky16Corners: Jeff!
	10:02pm Gary: Howdy, Larry & Testifees!
	10:02pm Funky16Corners: Gary!
	10:03pm Franco Twinkie: Matt, I was just out in the front yard trying to asses the likely hood of burning the house down if I should do my patriotic duty by firing up the grill.
	10:04pm Funky16Corners: Franco!
	10:04pm Matt from New Orleans: I’d recommend a chimney starter rather than lighter fluid if you’re using charcoal
	10:05pm Franco Twinkie: Larry! I know you're in the kitchen tomorrow.
	10:06pm still b/p: Love the tilty Edsellence.
	10:06pm Funky16Corners: @Franco - I may just be the helper tomorrow. I think Jen is going to make some mussels!
	10:07pm Funky16Corners: Hey SBP!
	10:10pm Franco Twinkie: Mussels - thrown on the grill until they open up?
	10:10pm Erica: Groovin' for America.
	10:11pm Funky16Corners: Steamed with Thai spices!
	10:11pm Franco Twinkie: Okay now!
	10:11pm Erica: All we need now is Granny Spicy Tuna's .Gif image to dance to the music.
	10:16pm Funky16Corners: C'mon Granny! Where you at! Jump in!
	10:16pm Funky16Corners: BTW You can follow along on the map at the bottom of the playlist.
	10:17pm Franco Twinkie: Larry, when I'm at my mom's house and she's really driving me nuts, I duck out to the Thai restaurant by her house and get a seafood curry loaded with mussels to set me right. I go back to her house a different man.
	10:18pm Funky16Corners: I used to get a Thai seafood stew called talay sarm rod. I haven't found it on a menu in years
	10:18pm still b/p: There's work I should do tomorrow, and a separate definite commitment I must keep for a portion of the day. No holiday freedom. No picnic. No party. Just my spirit draped in the red, white and blue bunting of self-pity. Maybe bike in latter part of day and meet someone for the mobby music and fireworks scene on the waterfront. I'll stand up on the grassy slope and shout, in the manner of Robert Taylor in the Colosseum crowd in Quo Vadis, "Citizens of Maine! I WORKED today!"
	10:20pm Funky16Corners: As long as you shout it at the fireworks, all is not lost
	10:22pm Franco Twinkie: Still b/p, you're a real cut up when you're depressed.
	10:22pm Erica: Oh yeah, Steely Dan!
	10:25pm Dean: Checking in to see what's going on. Sorry to say I'm playing an old Jorma/Jack record, so I can't listen just now. For those who care, I blame Steely Dan for the downfall of rock 'n' roll. They were close to the very worst.
	10:26pm Funky16Corners: Hi Dean! Thanks for checking in!
	10:26pm Funky16Corners: Manasquan is right around the corner!
	10:26pm Dean: You're welcome.
	10:26pm geezerette: OOh, Dave Van Ronk!
	10:26pm Funky16Corners: Geezerette!
	10:28pm Franco Twinkie: Dean! The Cars, Steely Dan, make it a trifecta, who else?
	10:28pm geezerette: Howdy, Larry and other fellow citizens!
	10:28pm Dean: Neil Young.
	10:28pm Franco Twinkie: Perfect!
	10:30pm Dean: Ironically, I just played Roxy Music's "Hurricane" minutes ago. Which proves my point: Neil can't even deliver his own decent songs to any degree of respectability.
	10:31pm geezerette: Highly recommend "Rolling Thunder Revue"for a shot of Rock 'n Roll stage prescence. Electric!
	10:31pm Funky16Corners: I'm sending Neil over to your house.
	10:32pm Erica: Haha Larry!
	10:32pm Matt from New Orleans: Dean aside from the WFMU message boards where else do you share your years of accumulated wisdom? Do you print pamphlets and stand on street corners haranguing people to take them?
	10:33pm Kris Holmes: Hey all.
	10:33pm Funky16Corners: Hey Kris!
	10:34pm Franco Twinkie: Kris!
	10:34pm coelacanth∅: aloha Larry and easy riders
	10:34pm Kris Holmes: My Mom just saw Neil in Vancouver last month & of all the times she’s seen him from the 90s through, this was the best
	10:35pm Funky16Corners: Hey C!
	10:35pm Funky16Corners: I can't say I dig everything he ever did, but Neil gets the 100% seal of approval anyway. Anyone who founded Buffalo Springfield and Crazy Horse is OK in my book
	10:36pm northguineahills: I forgot I was here....
	10:36pm Franco Twinkie: Word.
	10:36pm chresti: Hello!
	10:36pm Kris Holmes: We went to Corpus for a few nights last 4th of July, not making that mistake again (heat, crowds, traffic related) so we’re just gonna stay at home!
	10:36pm Erica: Haha ngh. Also, I enjoyed that Little Feat song.
	10:37pm northguineahills: Is it me, or is the volume a wee bit low.....?
	10:37pm Funky16Corners: NGH! Chresti!
	10:37pm still b/p: A friend of mine saw Roling Thunder in MA in '75, and asked me this week -- he couldn't remember -- if I was there with him, because he thought maybe he saw both of us in the Scorcese film. I didn't go to the concert. If I'm in the movie, I think Marty's creating "deep fake" video clips as part of his whole documentaire elastique approach to veracity and twisticity.
	10:37pm Dean: I have no accumulated wisdom. It's a day to day thing, man. But I really don't get the affection for so many of the lauded artists like NY. I don't like...for example...Nick Drake, Elvis Costello, Can, Scott Walker...the list goes on.
	10:37pm Funky16Corners: NGH - might be you, all my levels checking out
	10:38pm Kris Holmes: Don’t forget about the Mynah Birds either, Neil Young & Rick James trying to be the Stones? No way I don’t wanna see that lol
	10:38pm northguineahills: Miami, where I got my staph infection, jumping a fence on the interstate to relieve myself when I got cut. At least I had fun w/ the Talibam! lads that weekend.
	10:39pm Funky16Corners: Don't get me started on that Rolling Thunder movie... (takes of hat and rolls up sleeves)
	10:39pm northguineahills: huh, my volume is maxed out on both my laptop and equalizer.
	10:40pm Franco Twinkie: The Sultans - Aurora.
	10:40pm Funky16Corners: Anybody else having volume issues?
	10:41pm Kris Holmes: Nope, volume seems fine here
	10:41pm Erica: No volume issues here Larry. It's actually a bit louder than usual on my end.
	10:41pm still b/p: Needs extra bump here, but not so much as to be an issue.
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: levels fluctuating with each track, but mostly lower than usual.
	10:42pm Kris Holmes: Oh, please play Chuck Willis “Kansas City Woman”
	10:42pm geezerette: Hey, Dylan could actually sing then. And the crazy charisma! I don't care about anything but the music.
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: i want that edsel
	10:43pm coelacanth∅: no i don't i want a coupe or sedan
	10:44pm Funky16Corners: @Geezerette - The performance clips are aces. I love that period of Dylan. I could do without the cutesy-poo fake horseshit, though
	10:44pm coelacanth∅: (the only ford i would drive)
	10:47pm Franco Twinkie: On this night in 1976 we went to see the firework show in Capitola. On the way back to Santa Cruz the two lane road to the harbor was blocked by two giant bikers beating the shit out of each other right in front of our truck. When their bodies hit the street, you could feel ground shake.
	10:47pm Kris Holmes: Love this Butterfield
	10:47pm Funky16Corners: It's a shame the Edsel didn't catch on. I always thought it was a nice looking car.
	10:47pm Funky16Corners: @Kris - Me too, all time fave!
	10:47pm geezerette: Yeah, those clips are all that matters. If you've seen any of "Renaldo and Clara" the clips Scorcese chose did Dylan a huge favor.
	10:48pm coelacanth∅: looking at the map i see we do get to hawaii after all. i said "aloha" because i figured the chance was slim!
	10:49pm Kris Holmes: The band is so tight & the solos just attack!!
	10:49pm geezerette: Kris & Larry, likewise this Butterfield.
	10:50pm Funky16Corners: Butterfield is ON FIRE
	10:50pm Kris Holmes: Oh yeah, it’s the Memphis Train!!
	10:51pm geezerette: Great single!
	10:52pm Kris Holmes: Buddy Miles version is also great
	10:52pm Funky16Corners: Of Memphis Train?
	10:53pm Kris Holmes: My favorite Bobbie Gentry track too
	10:53pm Kris Holmes: Yes, on Mercury 45
	10:53pm Funky16Corners: There's a great version of this by Billy Lee Riley
	10:54pm coelacanth∅: that's funny Larry... i think the 2nd year (59) it looked pretty hot; but i wanted the '58 (as pictured<) because i thought it was ugly! i considered buying one c.1991 when i was staying in plainfield,vt this guy was cruising around "for sale $3000." it sounded great it looked great but it wasn't the ugly one so i didn't buy it!
	10:54pm Funky16Corners: I'll have to look for that Buddy Miles!
	10:54pm Kris Holmes: Probably on an LP too
	10:55pm Franco Twinkie: I like the one about bugs on this album.
	10:55pm Franco Twinkie: Charlatans!!!
	10:55pm Kris Holmes: I’ll have to look for the Billy Lee Riley! On Crescendo or Mojo?
	10:55pm Funky16Corners: Mojo
	10:56pm Funky16Corners: It has another soul cover on the flip
	10:56pm northguineahills: On this day in 1976, I was 9 weeks old.
	10:56pm coelacanth∅: (i have it on a Billy Lee Riley comp. i'm satisfied.)
	10:57pm northguineahills: Not to be confused w/ the Chalaratans UK (Tim Burgess et al)
	10:57pm Funky16Corners: These are the San Fran pioneers
	10:58pm geezerette: NGH, yourmemory goes back that far? Wow!
	10:58pm Funky16Corners: BTW RIP Mike Wilhelm (in the last month or so)
	10:58pm Franco Twinkie: Wow! NGH, you're just a baby.
	10:59pm Erica: Older than me though (I was born in '91)
	11:00pm chresti: On this day in 1976, I went to the races @Hollywood Park, for the first time
	11:00pm northguineahills: My first memory was when I was 11 months old, so, unfortunately, I only remember 1977 onwards.
	11:00pm Kris Holmes: I just checked, the Billy Lee Riley is filed away in the other room already! Stoked :)
	11:01pm Franco Twinkie: One day walking thru the Haight i looked up and saw the house they were standing on the porch in that iconic photo.
	11:01pm geezerette: NGH, you are the youngest punk rocker!
	11:01pm Funky16Corners: On this day in 1976 I was 13 years and 9 months old-ish...
	11:02pm Funky16Corners: @Kris - I always like discoveries like that!
	11:02pm Kris Holmes: On this day in 1976 I was not born
	11:02pm coelacanth∅: on this day in 1976 i very likely got drunk and stoned with friends
	11:02pm geezerette: Oh, now yer talkin'! Jelly!
	11:04pm chresti: I got drunk and stoned after the races..
	11:04pm Kris Holmes: Super impressed if this is off the original Gennett 78 right now
	11:05pm Funky16Corners: No. off of a Gennett boxed set
	11:05pm northguineahills: @Erika; Wow, my wife was -6 years old in 1976, hopefully the future is bright (in a few years) for those of your generation. (I'm technically Gen X, and my wife is technically a millennial.) chresti just gave me a good idea for my evening (minus going to the races).
	11:05pm geezerette: Yeah, it sounded so good!
	11:05pm coelacanth∅: ngh i remember being trained to use the little yellow potty, so - 1 year old? 2?... and i remember a dream i had when i was 3. what do you remember from 11 months old?
	11:06pm geezerette: ...never mind.
	11:08pm geezerette: Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet?
	11:08pm Kris Holmes: Whenever I find Gennetts they are never the good ones
	11:08pm northguineahills: @coel; I was potty trained at 8 mos., and could talk full phrases at 10 mos. (there's a tape of me talking at said age), but I couldn't walk until I was 15 mos (too many left feet), I did it all backwards (most kids walk, then get potty trained, then talk)>
	11:09pm Kris Holmes: I remember seeing that clip, it was incredible
	11:10pm Franco Twinkie: I love the forth of July and all the crazy shit that always happened these two days. On July 2nd 1967 an irate neighbor called the sheriff on me for blowing up shit in the street in front of her house. The first of many encounters with the law for making noise.
	11:10pm Erica: Thank you for sharing that ngh.
	11:10pm coelacanth∅: hmm, interesting ngh. i'll have to ask my mother for a timeframe.
	11:12pm coelacanth∅: ...oh but you still didn't say what your earliest memory is!
	11:12pm chresti: So, how can you be potty trained if you can't walk yet?
	11:13pm northguineahills: @coel: as a historian, dates are tattooed into my brain. I can tell my parents events they don't even remember, w/ the exact date/time. Too bad such skills don't pay the bills... idiot savant I am, emphasis on idiot @chresti: toddler portable toilet I could crawl to....
	11:14pm Funky16Corners: My earliest memory is fro maybe 2-ish, viewing fire truck coming to put out a fire in the apartment building across the street. I also have memories of the pediatrician my Mom took me to when we still lived in NY
	11:14pm Franco Twinkie: That is a great scene! Bill Graham threatens to push his teeth down his throat. Wihelms other band was Loose Gravel.
	11:14pm Funky16Corners: FUCK ME?!?!? FUCK YOUUUUUUU!!!!
	11:15pm Erica: How can you even remember that ngh? I don't even remember my own infant hood, expect for one time when I went to preschool in a stroller.
	11:15pm Erica: Aww I wanted the Glen Campbell version.
	11:17pm Funky16Corners: I love this TJW version, too
	11:19pm still b/p: If I could remember infancy, I could remember the pet monkey and the VW van my dad had. But I don't. I know they were real enough, but would be good to have personal experience/confirmation of those very unlikely and incongruous-for-dad features of the household.
	11:20pm Funky16Corners: I have some recently refreshed memories, thanks to my sister soliciting stuff for a memory book for my Dad's birthday
	11:21pm coelacanth∅: i probably remember many scenes and events from infancy but i don't trust the matching of these things to particular ages. i do know that my mother was/is a person of limited tolerance and less patience so i would've been geared for independence (pun intended) asap. sometimes good parenting is inadvertent.
	11:22pm chresti: Well, I remember crawling around with the cats and eating catfood from the cats' dish in the kitchen, don't know how old I was
	11:23pm still b/p: Watching and feeding the neighbors' cat for holiday weekend. Maybe I'll try that, chresti.
	11:24pm Franco Twinkie: Oh yes, yes, yes!
	11:24pm coelacanth∅: Franco told me about that chresti. 2-3 years ago?!
	11:24pm Funky16Corners: Most of my earliest memories are sense memories, sights, smells, voices etc
	11:24pm chresti: Haha, it's fun, still b/p
	11:25pm Erica: Aww cats. Eww cat food.
	11:26pm coelacanth∅: cat food isn't the only supremely gross thing about cats
	11:26pm chresti: Haha coel, no cats anymore, Franco's allergic
	11:26pm northguineahills: My first vivid memory was when I was asked what b-day cake I wanted for my second bday, I asked for a Pooh-Bear cake. The first time I was big enough to use a big boy potty at age 3 (a normal toilet), I climbed on, and accidentally peed across the bathroom into the bathtub. since, none got on the floor, I walked out whistling dixiie. My father was in medical school in the military, so I would rarely see him. My mother would take me weekly to the library, and I gravitated by age four to non-fiction, especially reference books. (hence the dork I am today). All I would do would read, or somehow try to nearly kill myself in woods/swamps.
	11:27pm Funky16Corners: Aww, I love my kitties.
	11:27pm Franco Twinkie: I have a photo I took in Omaha of a water tank that was turned into a giant coffee pot that says Sapp Bros.
	11:28pm coelacanth∅: Larry i occasionally smell something that flings me back but i can't identify the connection very strong feelings. distracting and frustrating but kind of fun
	11:30pm Funky16Corners: I remember how the soap smelled in my Nana's bathroom. I remember that my great aunt often smelled like scotch. I remember the sound of the time chime on WCBS-AM the all news station that my Dad listened to in the car when I was little.
	11:32pm Dean: Everybody should read Joe Brainard's book I Remember.
	11:32pm Funky16Corners: Is that recent, Dean? I'll look for that.
	11:33pm chresti: I remember the smell of squashed fireflies, in Illinois
	11:33pm Dean: No. Brainard died long ago. But the book endures, and rightly so. It is precious, priceless, perfect...
	11:34pm Dean: Here's part of it in PDF: https://sites.evergreen.edu/statements/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2014/09/I-Remember-Joe-Brainard-1.pdf
	11:35pm geezerette: Dean, that is a wonderful book.
	11:35pm Carmichael: Heya people. Better late than ... early.
	11:35pm Funky16Corners: I just looked him up. That book sounds really interesting,
	11:35pm Funky16Corners: Hey Carmichael!
	11:37pm Erica: We're in Frisco now Carmichael, with flowers in our hair lol.
	11:37pm Dean: Yes, geezerette, it is wonderful almost beyond words. But in the end it is all about words.
	11:37pm still b/p: The smell of the tiny white summer flowers on the hedge around our yard and elsewhere in local neighbrohoods when I was growing up -- as an adult, when I walk or bike into that smell anywhere around here or on Cape Cod, it elicits almost a soft gasp and sigh of unusually deep potent nostalgia, a summer smile and compelling sad air at once.
	11:38pm Funky16Corners: sbp - Proustian!
	11:38pm Franco Twinkie: I don't know how old I was, but we were driving down Pacific Coast Highway and there was this truck selling peanuts on side of the road with a big hypnotic red and white spiral going around real fast. I still think about that truck
	11:39pm Funky16Corners: Someday somebody is going to figure out how our brains work and why certain things make such a deep mark
	11:41pm Funky16Corners: BTW - This is the guy that played Robbie on My Three Sons. Excellent album.
	11:41pm Carmichael: No kidding, erica! Where are you? What are you doing? Is it fun?
	11:41pm geezerette: www.granarybooks.com...
	11:43pm coelacanth∅: Thanks for telling of that, s b/p. i know those events. profound. sometimes even freshly cut grass does that to me. i guess there's a certain "weed" in the lawn that makes it similar to the house we spent most of summers at when i was little.
	11:44pm Erica: I was referring to the track listing Carmichael. I'm in New Jersey. I will be going to be after the show.
	11:45pm Dean: Yes, geezerette. That's it. I can't urge others strongly enough to read it. It is sublime.
	11:45pm still b/p: I heard McKenzie's San Francisco on the radio this evening on the highway at dusk.
	11:46pm Funky16Corners: @Dean - I just ordered a copy.
	11:47pm Funky16Corners: sbp - I had a similar experience, driving down RT88 in Brick while listening to Springsteen singing about doing the same thing 47 years ago
	11:47pm coelacanth∅: smells permeate to the brain directly without passing through any process of analogy so they can trigger memories conscious and subconscious without the distraction of thought.
	11:48pm coelacanth∅: (i'm sure there's a more accurate way to phrase that available on the interwebs)
	11:49pm Carmichael: Somebody get me a cheeseburger!
	11:49pm rw: Checking in. Looks like I missed out on some interesting conversation! But I have been enjoying the cross country tour. Thanks F16! Hey kids.
	11:50pm Funky16Corners: Hey rw!
	11:50pm Carmichael: Sorry, Erica. I dove in late to the list.
	11:50pm Franco Twinkie: I remember driving over a hill in San Francisco on a brilliant blue afternoon in 1967 and seen Alcatraz in the bay and hearing Blindman by Big Brother on the car radio. I thought in was called Show Me The Way for years until I got that first record. I still love that song.
	11:50pm Dean: Bravo. You won't regret it. Brainard understood how to use small, ordinary words to produce strong effects. He also simply thought about the world clearly, plainly, without pretense. Ultimately, the book is poetry, rich in rhythm and sound. I adore it. I even wrote a paper in law school about it.
	11:53pm Franco Twinkie: The Howard Cam special....He takes it!
	11:53pm geezerette: Larry, great road trip! What am I going to do with all these souvenirs now? Happy Interdependence day everyone!
	11:54pm Franco Twinkie: Also Quicksilver Girl, that cancels The Joker.
	11:55pm northguineahills: G'night, Larry and friends!
	11:55pm geezerette: Dean, how beautiful. His visual art is like that too.
	11:56pm Jeff Ash: Thanks, Larry!
	11:56pm Franco Twinkie: Oh yeah! Joe also had a Nancy fixation.
	11:56pm Dean: Yes, geezerette. I recently acquired a book about John Ashbery's collages, which I love. I so miss Ashbery. So prolific, so rarely disappointing.
	11:57pm still b/p: Don's TV wife, Tina Cole, was a King Family member. She coulda brung the fam in for chorus work with him in the studio.
	11:57pm Funky16Corners: Nite all!
	11:57pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Larry! - still looking...
	11:57pm Funky16Corners: @sbp - Tina Cole, one of the Four King Cousins and one of my earliest crushes!
	11:57pm Erica: Happy 4th of July everybody!
	11:58pm still b/p: Feeling nicely garaged now. thanks.
	11:58pm Funky16Corners: Happy 4th Erica!
	11:59pm rw: Thanks Larry! Have a happy 4th everyone! Please stay un-singed! Fireworks have already begun around here!
	11:59pm coelacanth∅: hey Carm hey rw! take care everyone
	11:59pm Carmichael: Party hearty everyone!

Testify! with Larry Grogan: Playlist from July 3, 2019

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Funky16Corners	Testify! Intro "Testify! Intro" by "Funky16Corners"	best of Funky16Corners Volume One	Funky16Corners	2017	MP3
Titus Turner	Soulville "Soulville" by "Titus Turner"	45RPM Single	Enjoy	1964	45
Chuck Edwards	Downtown Soulville "Downtown Soulville" by "Chuck Edwards"	45RPM Single	Punch	1968	45
Howard Peters	Soulville "Soulville" by "Howard Peters"	45RPM Single	Coral	1967	45
Al James	Groove City USA "Groove City USA" by "Al James"	45RPM Single	Big Beat	1967	45
Spencer Wiggins	Soul City USA "Soul City USA" by "Spencer Wiggins"	45RPM Single	Goldwax	1969	45

Simon and Garfunkel	America "America" by "Simon and Garfunkel"	Bookends	Columbia	1968	LP
The Righteous Brothers	Harlem Shuffle	Sayin' Somethin'	Verve	1967	LP
Steely Dan	Daddy Don't Work In That New York City No More	Katy Lied	ABC	1975	LP
Dave Van Ronk	Garden State Stomp "Garden State Stomp" by "Dave Van Ronk"	Going Back To Brooklyn	Reckless	1975	CD
Staple Singers	Long Walk To DC "Long Walk To DC" by "Staple Singers"	45RPM Single	Stax	1968	45
Bruce Johnston	Virginia Beach "Virginia Beach" by "Bruce Johnston"	Surfin' Round the World	Columbia	1963	LP
Little Feat	Oh Atlanta! "Oh Atlanta!" by "Little Feat"	Feats Don't Fail Me Now	Warner Brothers	1974	LP
Wayne Cochran	Going Back To Miami	45RPM Single	Mercury	1966	45
Odell Brown	Look Out Cleveland "Look Out Cleveland" by "Odell Brown"	Free Delivery	Cadet	1970	LP
Freddy Cannon	Cincinnatti Woman "Cincinnatti Woman" by "Freddy Cannon"	45RPM Single	Warner Brothers	1967	45
Billy Larkin and the Delegates	Little Jr Detroit	45RPM Single	World Pacific	1966	45
Paul Butterfield Blues Band	Born In Chicago	Paul Butterfield Blues Band	Elektra	1965	LP
Rufus Thomas	Memphis Train "Memphis Train" by "Rufus Thomas"	45RPM Single	Stax	1968	45
Bobbie Gentry	Mississippi Delta "Mississippi Delta" by "Bobbie Gentry"	45RPM Single	Capitol	1967	45
Charlatans	Alabama Bound "Alabama Bound" by "Charlatans"	The Charlatans	Philips	1969	LP
Jelly Roll Morton	New Orleans Joys	78RPM	Gennett	1924	78
Gary US Bonds	New Orleans "New Orleans" by "Gary US Bonds"	45RPM Single	LeGrand	1960	45

King Cole Trio	Get Your Kicks on Rt66	78RPM	Capitol	1946	78
Tony Joe White	Wichita Lineman "Wichita Lineman" by "Tony Joe White"	Black and White	Monument	1968	LP
David Frishberg	Oklahoma Toad "Oklahoma Toad" by "David Frishberg"	Oklahoma Toad	CTI	1970	LP
Charley Pride	Is Anybody Going To San Antone	45RPM Single	RCA	1970	45
Moby Grape	Omaha "Omaha" by "Moby Grape"	45RPM Single	Columbia	1967	45
St George and Tana	Reno Nevada "Reno Nevada" by "St George and Tana"	St George and Tana Is Now	Kapp	1968	LP
Sir Douglas Quintet	Mendocino "Mendocino" by "Sir Douglas Quintet"	45RPM Single	Smash	1969	45
Lou Johnson	Frisco Here I Come "Frisco Here I Come" by "Lou Johnson"	45RPM Single	Volt	1971	45
Living Guitars	San Franciscan Nights	San Franciscan Nights	Camden	1968	LP
Marlena Shaw	California Soul "California Soul" by "Marlena Shaw"	45RPM Single	Cadet	1969	45
Don Agrati	Hollywood Song "Hollywood Song" by "Don Agrati"	Homegrown	Elektra	1973	LP
Stu Phillips	Hawaii - Incinerator	Follow Me OST	Uni	1969	LP
Steve Miller Band	Living In the USA	45RPM Single	Capitol	1968	45

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

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Listener comments!
	9:54pm Matt from New Orleans: Hey Larry. I’m here. I’ve been listening to Gary for a few.
	9:56pm Funky16Corners: Hey Matt! I'm listening to Gary, too!
	9:57pm Matt from New Orleans: I went over to my friend’s house earlier to help him prep what to me seems like an absurd amount of meat that he’s going to smoke tonight/tomorrow.
	9:59pm Matt from New Orleans: I’m not even sure I’ll be staying there long tomorrow afternoon as it’s supposed to be in the mid to high 90s with lots of humidity. His backyard doesn’t have enough shade.
	10:00pm Erica: Red, White and Testify!
	10:00pm Funky16Corners: Erica!
	10:00pm Erica: Everyone ready for the 4th of July special?
	10:01pm Jeff Ash: Reporting for duty from the great state of Wisconsin!
	10:01pm Funky16Corners: @Matt - I don't think any amount of meat can be described as absurd as long as you're smoking it
	10:01pm Erica: Listening from the garden state of New Jersey, south Jersey that is.
	10:01pm Funky16Corners: Jeff!
	10:02pm Gary: Howdy, Larry & Testifees!
	10:02pm Funky16Corners: Gary!
	10:03pm Franco Twinkie: Matt, I was just out in the front yard trying to asses the likely hood of burning the house down if I should do my patriotic duty by firing up the grill.
	10:04pm Funky16Corners: Franco!
	10:04pm Matt from New Orleans: I’d recommend a chimney starter rather than lighter fluid if you’re using charcoal
	10:05pm Franco Twinkie: Larry! I know you're in the kitchen tomorrow.
	10:06pm still b/p: Love the tilty Edsellence.
	10:06pm Funky16Corners: @Franco - I may just be the helper tomorrow. I think Jen is going to make some mussels!
	10:07pm Funky16Corners: Hey SBP!
	10:10pm Franco Twinkie: Mussels - thrown on the grill until they open up?
	10:10pm Erica: Groovin' for America.
	10:11pm Funky16Corners: Steamed with Thai spices!
	10:11pm Franco Twinkie: Okay now!
	10:11pm Erica: All we need now is Granny Spicy Tuna's .Gif image to dance to the music.
	10:16pm Funky16Corners: C'mon Granny! Where you at! Jump in!
	10:16pm Funky16Corners: BTW You can follow along on the map at the bottom of the playlist.
	10:17pm Franco Twinkie: Larry, when I'm at my mom's house and she's really driving me nuts, I duck out to the Thai restaurant by her house and get a seafood curry loaded with mussels to set me right. I go back to her house a different man.
	10:18pm Funky16Corners: I used to get a Thai seafood stew called talay sarm rod. I haven't found it on a menu in years
	10:18pm still b/p: There's work I should do tomorrow, and a separate definite commitment I must keep for a portion of the day. No holiday freedom. No picnic. No party. Just my spirit draped in the red, white and blue bunting of self-pity. Maybe bike in latter part of day and meet someone for the mobby music and fireworks scene on the waterfront. I'll stand up on the grassy slope and shout, in the manner of Robert Taylor in the Colosseum crowd in Quo Vadis, "Citizens of Maine! I WORKED today!"
	10:20pm Funky16Corners: As long as you shout it at the fireworks, all is not lost
	10:22pm Franco Twinkie: Still b/p, you're a real cut up when you're depressed.
	10:22pm Erica: Oh yeah, Steely Dan!
	10:25pm Dean: Checking in to see what's going on. Sorry to say I'm playing an old Jorma/Jack record, so I can't listen just now. For those who care, I blame Steely Dan for the downfall of rock 'n' roll. They were close to the very worst.
	10:26pm Funky16Corners: Hi Dean! Thanks for checking in!
	10:26pm Funky16Corners: Manasquan is right around the corner!
	10:26pm Dean: You're welcome.
	10:26pm geezerette: OOh, Dave Van Ronk!
	10:26pm Funky16Corners: Geezerette!
	10:28pm Franco Twinkie: Dean! The Cars, Steely Dan, make it a trifecta, who else?
	10:28pm geezerette: Howdy, Larry and other fellow citizens!
	10:28pm Dean: Neil Young.
	10:28pm Franco Twinkie: Perfect!
	10:30pm Dean: Ironically, I just played Roxy Music's "Hurricane" minutes ago. Which proves my point: Neil can't even deliver his own decent songs to any degree of respectability.
	10:31pm geezerette: Highly recommend "Rolling Thunder Revue"for a shot of Rock 'n Roll stage prescence. Electric!
	10:31pm Funky16Corners: I'm sending Neil over to your house.
	10:32pm Erica: Haha Larry!
	10:32pm Matt from New Orleans: Dean aside from the WFMU message boards where else do you share your years of accumulated wisdom? Do you print pamphlets and stand on street corners haranguing people to take them?
	10:33pm Kris Holmes: Hey all.
	10:33pm Funky16Corners: Hey Kris!
	10:34pm Franco Twinkie: Kris!
	10:34pm coelacanth∅: aloha Larry and easy riders
	10:34pm Kris Holmes: My Mom just saw Neil in Vancouver last month & of all the times she’s seen him from the 90s through, this was the best
	10:35pm Funky16Corners: Hey C!
	10:35pm Funky16Corners: I can't say I dig everything he ever did, but Neil gets the 100% seal of approval anyway. Anyone who founded Buffalo Springfield and Crazy Horse is OK in my book
	10:36pm northguineahills: I forgot I was here....
	10:36pm Franco Twinkie: Word.
	10:36pm chresti: Hello!
	10:36pm Kris Holmes: We went to Corpus for a few nights last 4th of July, not making that mistake again (heat, crowds, traffic related) so we’re just gonna stay at home!
	10:36pm Erica: Haha ngh. Also, I enjoyed that Little Feat song.
	10:37pm northguineahills: Is it me, or is the volume a wee bit low.....?
	10:37pm Funky16Corners: NGH! Chresti!
	10:37pm still b/p: A friend of mine saw Roling Thunder in MA in '75, and asked me this week -- he couldn't remember -- if I was there with him, because he thought maybe he saw both of us in the Scorcese film. I didn't go to the concert. If I'm in the movie, I think Marty's creating "deep fake" video clips as part of his whole documentaire elastique approach to veracity and twisticity.
	10:37pm Dean: I have no accumulated wisdom. It's a day to day thing, man. But I really don't get the affection for so many of the lauded artists like NY. I don't like...for example...Nick Drake, Elvis Costello, Can, Scott Walker...the list goes on.
	10:37pm Funky16Corners: NGH - might be you, all my levels checking out
	10:38pm Kris Holmes: Don’t forget about the Mynah Birds either, Neil Young & Rick James trying to be the Stones? No way I don’t wanna see that lol
	10:38pm northguineahills: Miami, where I got my staph infection, jumping a fence on the interstate to relieve myself when I got cut. At least I had fun w/ the Talibam! lads that weekend.
	10:39pm Funky16Corners: Don't get me started on that Rolling Thunder movie... (takes of hat and rolls up sleeves)
	10:39pm northguineahills: huh, my volume is maxed out on both my laptop and equalizer.
	10:40pm Franco Twinkie: The Sultans - Aurora.
	10:40pm Funky16Corners: Anybody else having volume issues?
	10:41pm Kris Holmes: Nope, volume seems fine here
	10:41pm Erica: No volume issues here Larry. It's actually a bit louder than usual on my end.
	10:41pm still b/p: Needs extra bump here, but not so much as to be an issue.
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: levels fluctuating with each track, but mostly lower than usual.
	10:42pm Kris Holmes: Oh, please play Chuck Willis “Kansas City Woman”
	10:42pm geezerette: Hey, Dylan could actually sing then. And the crazy charisma! I don't care about anything but the music.
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: i want that edsel
	10:43pm coelacanth∅: no i don't i want a coupe or sedan
	10:44pm Funky16Corners: @Geezerette - The performance clips are aces. I love that period of Dylan. I could do without the cutesy-poo fake horseshit, though
	10:44pm coelacanth∅: (the only ford i would drive)
	10:47pm Franco Twinkie: On this night in 1976 we went to see the firework show in Capitola. On the way back to Santa Cruz the two lane road to the harbor was blocked by two giant bikers beating the shit out of each other right in front of our truck. When their bodies hit the street, you could feel ground shake.
	10:47pm Kris Holmes: Love this Butterfield
	10:47pm Funky16Corners: It's a shame the Edsel didn't catch on. I always thought it was a nice looking car.
	10:47pm Funky16Corners: @Kris - Me too, all time fave!
	10:47pm geezerette: Yeah, those clips are all that matters. If you've seen any of "Renaldo and Clara" the clips Scorcese chose did Dylan a huge favor.
	10:48pm coelacanth∅: looking at the map i see we do get to hawaii after all. i said "aloha" because i figured the chance was slim!
	10:49pm Kris Holmes: The band is so tight & the solos just attack!!
	10:49pm geezerette: Kris & Larry, likewise this Butterfield.
	10:50pm Funky16Corners: Butterfield is ON FIRE
	10:50pm Kris Holmes: Oh yeah, it’s the Memphis Train!!
	10:51pm geezerette: Great single!
	10:52pm Kris Holmes: Buddy Miles version is also great
	10:52pm Funky16Corners: Of Memphis Train?
	10:53pm Kris Holmes: My favorite Bobbie Gentry track too
	10:53pm Kris Holmes: Yes, on Mercury 45
	10:53pm Funky16Corners: There's a great version of this by Billy Lee Riley
	10:54pm coelacanth∅: that's funny Larry... i think the 2nd year (59) it looked pretty hot; but i wanted the '58 (as pictured<) because i thought it was ugly! i considered buying one c.1991 when i was staying in plainfield,vt this guy was cruising around "for sale $3000." it sounded great it looked great but it wasn't the ugly one so i didn't buy it!
	10:54pm Funky16Corners: I'll have to look for that Buddy Miles!
	10:54pm Kris Holmes: Probably on an LP too
	10:55pm Franco Twinkie: I like the one about bugs on this album.
	10:55pm Franco Twinkie: Charlatans!!!
	10:55pm Kris Holmes: I’ll have to look for the Billy Lee Riley! On Crescendo or Mojo?
	10:55pm Funky16Corners: Mojo
	10:56pm Funky16Corners: It has another soul cover on the flip
	10:56pm northguineahills: On this day in 1976, I was 9 weeks old.
	10:56pm coelacanth∅: (i have it on a Billy Lee Riley comp. i'm satisfied.)
	10:57pm northguineahills: Not to be confused w/ the Chalaratans UK (Tim Burgess et al)
	10:57pm Funky16Corners: These are the San Fran pioneers
	10:58pm geezerette: NGH, yourmemory goes back that far? Wow!
	10:58pm Funky16Corners: BTW RIP Mike Wilhelm (in the last month or so)
	10:58pm Franco Twinkie: Wow! NGH, you're just a baby.
	10:59pm Erica: Older than me though (I was born in '91)
	11:00pm chresti: On this day in 1976, I went to the races @Hollywood Park, for the first time
	11:00pm northguineahills: My first memory was when I was 11 months old, so, unfortunately, I only remember 1977 onwards.
	11:00pm Kris Holmes: I just checked, the Billy Lee Riley is filed away in the other room already! Stoked :)
	11:01pm Franco Twinkie: One day walking thru the Haight i looked up and saw the house they were standing on the porch in that iconic photo.
	11:01pm geezerette: NGH, you are the youngest punk rocker!
	11:01pm Funky16Corners: On this day in 1976 I was 13 years and 9 months old-ish...
	11:02pm Funky16Corners: @Kris - I always like discoveries like that!
	11:02pm Kris Holmes: On this day in 1976 I was not born
	11:02pm coelacanth∅: on this day in 1976 i very likely got drunk and stoned with friends
	11:02pm geezerette: Oh, now yer talkin'! Jelly!
	11:04pm chresti: I got drunk and stoned after the races..
	11:04pm Kris Holmes: Super impressed if this is off the original Gennett 78 right now
	11:05pm Funky16Corners: No. off of a Gennett boxed set
	11:05pm northguineahills: @Erika; Wow, my wife was -6 years old in 1976, hopefully the future is bright (in a few years) for those of your generation. (I'm technically Gen X, and my wife is technically a millennial.) chresti just gave me a good idea for my evening (minus going to the races).
	11:05pm geezerette: Yeah, it sounded so good!
	11:05pm coelacanth∅: ngh i remember being trained to use the little yellow potty, so - 1 year old? 2?... and i remember a dream i had when i was 3. what do you remember from 11 months old?
	11:06pm geezerette: ...never mind.
	11:08pm geezerette: Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet?
	11:08pm Kris Holmes: Whenever I find Gennetts they are never the good ones
	11:08pm northguineahills: @coel; I was potty trained at 8 mos., and could talk full phrases at 10 mos. (there's a tape of me talking at said age), but I couldn't walk until I was 15 mos (too many left feet), I did it all backwards (most kids walk, then get potty trained, then talk)>
	11:09pm Kris Holmes: I remember seeing that clip, it was incredible
	11:10pm Franco Twinkie: I love the forth of July and all the crazy shit that always happened these two days. On July 2nd 1967 an irate neighbor called the sheriff on me for blowing up shit in the street in front of her house. The first of many encounters with the law for making noise.
	11:10pm Erica: Thank you for sharing that ngh.
	11:10pm coelacanth∅: hmm, interesting ngh. i'll have to ask my mother for a timeframe.
	11:12pm coelacanth∅: ...oh but you still didn't say what your earliest memory is!
	11:12pm chresti: So, how can you be potty trained if you can't walk yet?
	11:13pm northguineahills: @coel: as a historian, dates are tattooed into my brain. I can tell my parents events they don't even remember, w/ the exact date/time. Too bad such skills don't pay the bills... idiot savant I am, emphasis on idiot @chresti: toddler portable toilet I could crawl to....
	11:14pm Funky16Corners: My earliest memory is fro maybe 2-ish, viewing fire truck coming to put out a fire in the apartment building across the street. I also have memories of the pediatrician my Mom took me to when we still lived in NY
	11:14pm Franco Twinkie: That is a great scene! Bill Graham threatens to push his teeth down his throat. Wihelms other band was Loose Gravel.
	11:14pm Funky16Corners: FUCK ME?!?!? FUCK YOUUUUUUU!!!!
	11:15pm Erica: How can you even remember that ngh? I don't even remember my own infant hood, expect for one time when I went to preschool in a stroller.
	11:15pm Erica: Aww I wanted the Glen Campbell version.
	11:17pm Funky16Corners: I love this TJW version, too
	11:19pm still b/p: If I could remember infancy, I could remember the pet monkey and the VW van my dad had. But I don't. I know they were real enough, but would be good to have personal experience/confirmation of those very unlikely and incongruous-for-dad features of the household.
	11:20pm Funky16Corners: I have some recently refreshed memories, thanks to my sister soliciting stuff for a memory book for my Dad's birthday
	11:21pm coelacanth∅: i probably remember many scenes and events from infancy but i don't trust the matching of these things to particular ages. i do know that my mother was/is a person of limited tolerance and less patience so i would've been geared for independence (pun intended) asap. sometimes good parenting is inadvertent.
	11:22pm chresti: Well, I remember crawling around with the cats and eating catfood from the cats' dish in the kitchen, don't know how old I was
	11:23pm still b/p: Watching and feeding the neighbors' cat for holiday weekend. Maybe I'll try that, chresti.
	11:24pm Franco Twinkie: Oh yes, yes, yes!
	11:24pm coelacanth∅: Franco told me about that chresti. 2-3 years ago?!
	11:24pm Funky16Corners: Most of my earliest memories are sense memories, sights, smells, voices etc
	11:24pm chresti: Haha, it's fun, still b/p
	11:25pm Erica: Aww cats. Eww cat food.
	11:26pm coelacanth∅: cat food isn't the only supremely gross thing about cats
	11:26pm chresti: Haha coel, no cats anymore, Franco's allergic
	11:26pm northguineahills: My first vivid memory was when I was asked what b-day cake I wanted for my second bday, I asked for a Pooh-Bear cake. The first time I was big enough to use a big boy potty at age 3 (a normal toilet), I climbed on, and accidentally peed across the bathroom into the bathtub. since, none got on the floor, I walked out whistling dixiie. My father was in medical school in the military, so I would rarely see him. My mother would take me weekly to the library, and I gravitated by age four to non-fiction, especially reference books. (hence the dork I am today). All I would do would read, or somehow try to nearly kill myself in woods/swamps.
	11:27pm Funky16Corners: Aww, I love my kitties.
	11:27pm Franco Twinkie: I have a photo I took in Omaha of a water tank that was turned into a giant coffee pot that says Sapp Bros.
	11:28pm coelacanth∅: Larry i occasionally smell something that flings me back but i can't identify the connection very strong feelings. distracting and frustrating but kind of fun
	11:30pm Funky16Corners: I remember how the soap smelled in my Nana's bathroom. I remember that my great aunt often smelled like scotch. I remember the sound of the time chime on WCBS-AM the all news station that my Dad listened to in the car when I was little.
	11:32pm Dean: Everybody should read Joe Brainard's book I Remember.
	11:32pm Funky16Corners: Is that recent, Dean? I'll look for that.
	11:33pm chresti: I remember the smell of squashed fireflies, in Illinois
	11:33pm Dean: No. Brainard died long ago. But the book endures, and rightly so. It is precious, priceless, perfect...
	11:34pm Dean: Here's part of it in PDF: https://sites.evergreen.edu/statements/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2014/09/I-Remember-Joe-Brainard-1.pdf
	11:35pm geezerette: Dean, that is a wonderful book.
	11:35pm Carmichael: Heya people. Better late than ... early.
	11:35pm Funky16Corners: I just looked him up. That book sounds really interesting,
	11:35pm Funky16Corners: Hey Carmichael!
	11:37pm Erica: We're in Frisco now Carmichael, with flowers in our hair lol.
	11:37pm Dean: Yes, geezerette, it is wonderful almost beyond words. But in the end it is all about words.
	11:37pm still b/p: The smell of the tiny white summer flowers on the hedge around our yard and elsewhere in local neighbrohoods when I was growing up -- as an adult, when I walk or bike into that smell anywhere around here or on Cape Cod, it elicits almost a soft gasp and sigh of unusually deep potent nostalgia, a summer smile and compelling sad air at once.
	11:38pm Funky16Corners: sbp - Proustian!
	11:38pm Franco Twinkie: I don't know how old I was, but we were driving down Pacific Coast Highway and there was this truck selling peanuts on side of the road with a big hypnotic red and white spiral going around real fast. I still think about that truck
	11:39pm Funky16Corners: Someday somebody is going to figure out how our brains work and why certain things make such a deep mark
	11:41pm Funky16Corners: BTW - This is the guy that played Robbie on My Three Sons. Excellent album.
	11:41pm Carmichael: No kidding, erica! Where are you? What are you doing? Is it fun?
	11:41pm geezerette: www.granarybooks.com...
	11:43pm coelacanth∅: Thanks for telling of that, s b/p. i know those events. profound. sometimes even freshly cut grass does that to me. i guess there's a certain "weed" in the lawn that makes it similar to the house we spent most of summers at when i was little.
	11:44pm Erica: I was referring to the track listing Carmichael. I'm in New Jersey. I will be going to be after the show.
	11:45pm Dean: Yes, geezerette. That's it. I can't urge others strongly enough to read it. It is sublime.
	11:45pm still b/p: I heard McKenzie's San Francisco on the radio this evening on the highway at dusk.
	11:46pm Funky16Corners: @Dean - I just ordered a copy.
	11:47pm Funky16Corners: sbp - I had a similar experience, driving down RT88 in Brick while listening to Springsteen singing about doing the same thing 47 years ago
	11:47pm coelacanth∅: smells permeate to the brain directly without passing through any process of analogy so they can trigger memories conscious and subconscious without the distraction of thought.
	11:48pm coelacanth∅: (i'm sure there's a more accurate way to phrase that available on the interwebs)
	11:49pm Carmichael: Somebody get me a cheeseburger!
	11:49pm rw: Checking in. Looks like I missed out on some interesting conversation! But I have been enjoying the cross country tour. Thanks F16! Hey kids.
	11:50pm Funky16Corners: Hey rw!
	11:50pm Carmichael: Sorry, Erica. I dove in late to the list.
	11:50pm Franco Twinkie: I remember driving over a hill in San Francisco on a brilliant blue afternoon in 1967 and seen Alcatraz in the bay and hearing Blindman by Big Brother on the car radio. I thought in was called Show Me The Way for years until I got that first record. I still love that song.
	11:50pm Dean: Bravo. You won't regret it. Brainard understood how to use small, ordinary words to produce strong effects. He also simply thought about the world clearly, plainly, without pretense. Ultimately, the book is poetry, rich in rhythm and sound. I adore it. I even wrote a paper in law school about it.
	11:53pm Franco Twinkie: The Howard Cam special....He takes it!
	11:53pm geezerette: Larry, great road trip! What am I going to do with all these souvenirs now? Happy Interdependence day everyone!
	11:54pm Franco Twinkie: Also Quicksilver Girl, that cancels The Joker.
	11:55pm northguineahills: G'night, Larry and friends!
	11:55pm geezerette: Dean, how beautiful. His visual art is like that too.
	11:56pm Jeff Ash: Thanks, Larry!
	11:56pm Franco Twinkie: Oh yeah! Joe also had a Nancy fixation.
	11:56pm Dean: Yes, geezerette. I recently acquired a book about John Ashbery's collages, which I love. I so miss Ashbery. So prolific, so rarely disappointing.
	11:57pm still b/p: Don's TV wife, Tina Cole, was a King Family member. She coulda brung the fam in for chorus work with him in the studio.
	11:57pm Funky16Corners: Nite all!
	11:57pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Larry! - still looking...
	11:57pm Funky16Corners: @sbp - Tina Cole, one of the Four King Cousins and one of my earliest crushes!
	11:57pm Erica: Happy 4th of July everybody!
	11:58pm still b/p: Feeling nicely garaged now. thanks.
	11:58pm Funky16Corners: Happy 4th Erica!
	11:59pm rw: Thanks Larry! Have a happy 4th everyone! Please stay un-singed! Fireworks have already begun around here!
	11:59pm coelacanth∅: hey Carm hey rw! take care everyone
	11:59pm Carmichael: Party hearty everyone!

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