WFMU: Jason Elbogen: Playlist from July 12, 2019

Listener comments!
	10:49am worldsworstrecords: looking forward to this... I've plunged down a rabbit hole after Indonesian children's songs after listening to last week's show
	10:50am Martinibomb: Got you on while I work
	10:50am worldsworstrecords: hey MB!
	10:52am Martinibomb: top o the mornin to ya WWR
	10:55am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Jason, hi everyone! The Duck has tuned in!
	10:57am Hopey Sockmonkey: I heard there was a new show this morning :)
	10:57am worldsworstrecords: hey Jan! Hey Hopey!
	10:58am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, this show is an excellent complement to the Sheena repertoire!
	11:02am worldsworstrecords: Am I hearing the show or something else? A song about Teamwork?
	11:03am Jan Turkenburg: Yes here as well, I even refreshed the player
	11:03am Jason Elbogen: hmmm something wrong.
	11:03am Hopey Sockmonkey: That is what I am hearing as well after refreshing.
	11:03am Jason Elbogen: you didn't hear me talk?
	11:03am worldsworstrecords: Just tried reloading the Sheena pop up player and it's still the Teamwork song
	11:04am worldsworstrecords: oh poo! Sorry Jason :-(
	11:04am Mr Fab: we did not hear you jason
	11:04am Jan Turkenburg: No, didn't hear you
	11:04am Jan Turkenburg: aha!
	11:04am worldsworstrecords: ahh... this sounds promising!
	11:05am Mr Fab: I hear ya!
	11:05am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, we can hear you now
	11:05am Hopey Sockmonkey: I hear you!
	11:05am worldsworstrecords: Yep! I can hear you
	11:05am Jason Elbogen: now?
	11:05am worldsworstrecords: Hurrah!
	11:05am Hopey Sockmonkey: This seems more like what the album cover suggests.
	11:07am Mr Fab: The "teamwork" song was by baseball legend Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs, getting back to a discussion we were having somewhere about how athletes made even worse records than actors.
	11:07am worldsworstrecords: Yes, I think that was on my show last week
	11:08am Hopey Sockmonkey: Haha, actors vs athletes.
	11:11am worldsworstrecords: Loving this
	11:11am Mr Fab: so ANYWAY...welcome Jason, whose new show will take you on an exotic journey into indescribable oddities. Such as the Indonesian children's songs that Mr WorldsWorstRecords mentioned from Jason's debut show last week. Hope you found some more for us, Darryl!
	11:12am worldsworstrecords: Oh my god! I could be digging around in that there crate forever!
	11:13am worldsworstrecords: I also need to know more about that "Dear Mr. Small Man " disc
	11:17am Otis Fodder: Hi Jason, listening at work here, sounding great.
	11:18am Jason Elbogen: WWrecs - I could play another Aaron Fleming track next week....
	11:19am worldsworstrecords: This is nuts! I Love it!
	11:19am worldsworstrecords: Cheers Jason: I've just found a load of tracks from Project Class on YouTube - awesome stuff!
	11:22am Jan Turkenburg: I also love the record covers, Jason!
	11:23am worldsworstrecords: Meta Meta are from São Paulo, incidentally
	11:26am worldsworstrecords: haha! True!
	11:26am Jan Turkenburg: I think Otis is uploading them to his own website.?
	11:28am Otis Fodder: Very haphazardly for playlists. Lots of sweat. I always have 2-3 crates of stuff I want to play and I am downloading images pre-show for what is in the crates. Want to get more robust with a full excel spreadsheet for all data + image links but not there yet. About 50% of what I pre-plan for images now works... but we all know when playing songs, we can never quite plan it to perfection so I will change my mind/direction often and run across the room and hurry and pull up discogs and upload image via FTP (which I always have filezilla up along with a browser with Discogs). Whew!
	11:30am worldsworstrecords: I have to slope off now - time to get cooking dinner. Really enjoyed the show so far Jason: I'll stream the rest of it later
	11:30am Hopey Sockmonkey: I have to say that I really appreciate all the work you DJs do to make the shows.
	11:30am Otis Fodder: See ya Darryl.
	11:30am Jan Turkenburg: Yep catch ya later Darryl!
	11:31am Otis Fodder: The Merzbow Mix of Hush there for a moment. I love it when things skip. Hit the side of that CD player a few times. Ha. Time to make some more coffee, back soon, listening in the kitchen...
	11:33am Mr Fab: i request: get like 3 CD players, put in 3 skipping disks, play at the same time. Shit sounds cool!
	11:34am Mr Fab: mr Evolution Control Committee used to send out kits on how to creatively destroy CDs, how to make em skip in fun ways, etc.
	11:38am Otis Fodder: Would love to have ECC have a show on Sheena's one day. Yea, tradeMark is a mashing maverick.
	11:39am Jan Turkenburg: Are there multiple ways of letting a CD skip?
	11:39am Jan Turkenburg: I wasn't aware
	11:40am Otis Fodder: That was most certainly (Dona Onete) late-morning/early afternoon 2nd French Press Pot-O-Delight-Cafe music to groove to in the cuisine Jason. So good.
	11:51am Mr Fab: Not sure all the ways, but you can slice a CD with a knife, write on it with a marker...
	11:54am Mr Fab: i wrote to ECC asking if he would like to bring his old podcast "The Sound of Plaid" here, but he never wrote back. i hear he doesn't really check Facebook either, but may try him there at some point.
	11:57am Mr Fab: Diggin this Himalayan jam. Them Yetis rock!
	12:08pm Jason Elbogen: top cd player is skipping... i'm testing the bottom one to see if it's the player or the disc i burned
	12:08pm Jan Turkenburg: ah, now I recognize the different ways to let a cd skip! :-)
	12:09pm Mr Fab: at the exact moment the cd started skipping, I tried to open a document here at work, and got an error message, saying it was damaged and could not open. Coincidence?! (he said, raising an eyebrow)
	12:10pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL Mr Fab.
	12:13pm Mr Fab: it was actually a weird feeling! Kind of disturbed me for a second.
	12:20pm Otis Fodder: Wow, have not heard that Galt album "Ghetto Suite". Going to check it out.
	12:23pm Otis Fodder: Have not visited a Bhutanese eatery, sounds good!
	12:29pm Rich in Washington: holy crap! Slept in until just now! Hi Jason! Hi Mr. Fab! Hi Otis! Hi Jan!
	12:29pm Jason Elbogen: Bhutansese restaurant+pool Hall: culinarybackstreets.com...
	12:32pm Otis Fodder: I was just checking out the wiki entry and saying, wow, I would like the Ema datshi please. en.wikipedia.org... This is great for Etiquette, "When offered food, one says meshu meshu, covering one's mouth with the hands in refusal according to Bhutanese manners, and then gives in on the second or third offer."
	12:33pm Otis Fodder: Food and Pool, fantastic.
	12:33pm Otis Fodder: Hi Rich. I slept in until just after 9am too.
	12:36pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich, have you decided what to make for breakfast yet?
	12:36pm Mr Fab: a Bhutansese pool hall: sound like some place where a Tom Waits-type character would be hanging out.
	12:38pm Jan Turkenburg: btw, Rich, thanks for the files! So busy yesterday, I just downlaoded and haven't listened yet.
	12:39pm Otis Fodder: I wish there was a Folkways Record, "Sounds of the Bhutansese Pool Halls"
	12:40pm Rich in Washington: Breakfast is dodgy today. We have no water in the house until the plumber comes. Having a homeowner nightmare scenario this week. Our electrical problems became a plumbing problem.
	12:41pm Rich in Washington: Still doing my show today, though. You might here noises in the background while I'm on mic, or me crying because I just saw the bill.
	12:44pm Jan Turkenburg: aww... that sounds nasty, Rich!
	12:46pm Rich in Washington: It's getting sorted out. The pitfall of owning on older home. I'm just getting too decrepit to climb under houses anymore.
	12:46pm Mr Fab: Stay tuned for Rich: a-mixin' and a-sobbin'! But i feel ya, brother. Yesterday, I had to take a loan out due to all the work we have to do on a property.
	12:48pm Otis Fodder: Sounds horrible, noise and tearup. I have been there, not with plumbing, but I did have my entire front facade of my apt, facing the street, exposed to the public for over a week while they were re-doing the front. Oh, in November where it was freezing. Winter 2017 was an interesting one. Would have made for some great talkover radio sounds.
	12:49pm Otis Fodder: I feel for you too Rich. Inconvenience and Costs.
	12:50pm Rich in Washington: Thanks all! It's being sorted. Hopefully well before my show starts today. Either way, it's a test of the whole 'home radio' thing. If all goes well, the only out of place noise will be me crackin' beers open.
	12:53pm Otis Fodder: I look forward to audio abnormalities. Crackin' beers and tears. Will be listening in the archives tomorrow Rich.
	12:56pm Otis Fodder: Everything about this by Vernon is wonderful. The cover alone would draw me in, but this is mighty beautiful music too.
	12:58pm Jan Turkenburg: I love this one. Just have a thing for children and youth choirs. That won't go away ever!
	12:59pm Otis Fodder: Wow, Sunshine just came back and it's warm now again with Ray Malus!
	1:00pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Yeah, I'm really feeling this Ray Malus.
	1:02pm Otis Fodder: Hi Hopey!
	1:02pm Otis Fodder: Oh wow, Eduardo, yessssss!
	1:08pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Hi Otis!
	1:09pm Rich in Washington: This is a wonderful show today, Jason!
	1:11pm Rich in Washington: This is brilliant in its WTF-ness!
	1:12pm Martinibomb: @Fab & Rich in the same boat with house stuff Lol Still trying to catch up. Great show today Jason! I'm just working on my stuff and listening.
	1:15pm Rich in Washington: That's a drag, MB! I'm fine with ongoing repair stuff, it's just when basic services are interrupted that it's challenging. As long as I still have electricity and internet, I'm still radio-active.
	1:22pm Otis Fodder: Right over the music. It's like I sat on the remote by accident and triggered the narration track over the documentary on the TV.
	1:22pm Jason Elbogen: Isn't that narration annoying?
	1:23pm Otis Fodder: Yes, I was looking for the narration off button. Ha.
	1:25pm Hopey Sockmonkey: This is still amazing, though.
	1:26pm Otis Fodder: Have to run out Jason, really love your selections thus far on the show. It's all so new and really right up my alley from global to private press gems. Jan, Georgy, Don, Rich - Will be listening to you all in the archives this weekend. And cheers Fab and Hopey. Happy weekend everyone.
	1:26pm Jason Elbogen: Thanks Otis!
	1:27pm Mr Fab: see ya Otis!
	1:29pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Bye Otis!
	1:32pm Rich in Washington: see ya, Otis!
	1:34pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. The plumber arrived early! YAY!
	1:34pm Jan Turkenburg: Ah, Otis has left ... I was busy setting things up for FDL. It seems the mic still works :-)
	1:52pm Mr Fab: Rev. Rimson's really raw n rockin. Righteous!
	1:58pm Jan Turkenburg: I thoroughly enjoyed your show, Jason! Thanks!
	1:59pm Martinibomb: Praise the lord! It only takes 5 seconds Brothers and Sisters to decided if you are gonna be part of the solution or part of the problem. Its time to testify! It's time to move!
	5:25am Thibault: Sorry Jason, I'm late again... Great show, thanks!

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from July 12, 2019

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July 12, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Bayan Mongol Variety Group	To My Own Father	Variety Ensemble "Bayan Mongol" Chuulga	1980		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The King Star Echo	Poo Yai Lee "Poo Yai Lee" by "The King Star Echo"	Caro A-Go-Go (1966)			0:04:04 (Pop-up)
Fairuz	Raksak Al Ettfaiyeh "Raksak Al Ettfaiyeh" by "Fairuz"	Highlights from La Gare/Mahatta			0:06:44 (Pop-up)
Metá Metá	Oye "Oye" by "Metá Metá"	MetaL MetaL (2014 Mais Um Discos)			0:10:04 (Pop-up)
	a song				0:17:44 (Pop-up)
Malcom X College African-American Jazz Ensemble	Hush	Collegiate Jazz Festival Live	1972		0:21:44 (Pop-up)
Alfred Panou et the Art Ensemble of Chicago	Je suis un savage	Je Suis Un Sauvage 7" reissue	1969		0:26:36 (Pop-up)
Dona Onete	Balanco dp Acai "Balanco dp Acai" by "Dona Onete"	Rebujo	2019		0:31:05 (Pop-up)
Za Zorgs	Zorglup "Zorglup" by "Za Zorgs"	Cosmic Striptease	2014		0:34:47 (Pop-up)
Nahtabisk	La Dama De Probeta "La Dama De Probeta" by "Nahtabisk"	Nahtabisk EP	1984		0:38:22 (Pop-up)
Pscience	Chance Encounter "Chance Encounter" by "Pscience"	Pscience [Space Taker Sounds]	2019		0:41:44 (Pop-up)

Sher Singh Rawat with Villagers from Pithoragahr	Chholia Dance	Music from the Himalayas (Argo)	1967		0:47:51 (Pop-up)
Les Aborigènes, David Blanassi, Djol Lawanga	Miparra	Chants Et Danses De L'Australie Du Nord	1980		0:52:41 (Pop-up)
Ging Tsholing - Bhutanese musicians, dancers					0:56:57 (Pop-up)
Mama Yergue Barry	Djama Guinie Dyente	Mama Yergue Barry Cassette B.G.D.A. 93004			0:58:44 (Pop-up)
Minyo Crusaders	Hohai Bushi "Hohai Bushi" by "Minyo Crusaders"	Echoes of Japan	2019		1:06:59 (Pop-up)
Galt MacDermot & Angela Ortega	Black Is Beautiful	Ghetto Suite (Kilmarnock)	1972		1:12:11 (Pop-up)

Eastern Skies	Eastern Skies "Eastern Skies" by "Eastern Skies"	Indianapolis Teen Challenge Trios (Rite Records 197x)			1:19:36 (Pop-up)
Kieth Noble	Secretary Jane "Secretary Jane" by "Kieth Noble"	Mr. Compromise	1970		1:22:14 (Pop-up)
Trinity Choir Boys (of the Church of Holy Trinity, West Chester PA)	Jacob and Sons Joseph's Coat	Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (RPC Records)	1980		1:26:23 (Pop-up)
Linda Smith	I Could Care "I Could Care" by "Linda Smith"	Do You Know The Way?	1988		1:30:32 (Pop-up)
Mark Soden	Diner of Cruelty "Diner of Cruelty" by "Mark Soden"	Present Mark Soden	1982		1:33:55 (Pop-up)
Pineapple RnR	No No No "No No No" by "Pineapple RnR"	Pineapple Rik n Roll EP	2018		1:37:08 (Pop-up)

The Gospel Commanders of Elberton, GA	If Loving God Is Wrong	On My Journey Now (HSE)	1970		1:43:10 (Pop-up)
Louisville Sanctified Singers	So Glad I'm Here	God Give Me Light, 1927-1931			1:45:52 (Pop-up)
Vernon Bishop Dower Jr.	Mao's Masses	Realization	1972		1:48:35 (Pop-up)
McKinley-Kennedy Interaction Program	Hey Hey I Feel Alright	I Shall Sing [1982 Collins Records]			1:51:30 (Pop-up)
Ray Malus	Ain't No Sunshine "Ain't No Sunshine" by "Ray Malus"	Respectfully Yours (Moebius Records)	1979		1:53:59 (Pop-up)
Eduardo Davidson	Le Frisson "Le Frisson" by "Eduardo Davidson"				1:56:43 (Pop-up)
Magic (Magic Mountain Lodge, Londonberry, Vermont))	Ride My Seesaw	Magic Mountain [196x No Label]			1:59:06 (Pop-up)
Roy Henry Alexander Gover (RHAG)	Red Cart Market	1983 Tape		https://vimeo.com/63119956	2:03:19 (Pop-up)

Shoichi Ozawa [Japanese Field Recordings)	Iyo Kazahay Banzai (All Pillars)	Document Performing Arts in Japan LP1			2:14:36 (Pop-up)
Shoichi Ozawa [Japanese Field Recordings)		Document Performing Arts in Japan LP1			2:19:46 (Pop-up)
City of Women	Sergei "Sergei" by "City of Women"	City of Women II [Sähkö Recordings]			2:22:19 (Pop-up)
Peter Gutteridge	Pure 1 "Pure 1" by "Peter Gutteridge"	Pure (Xpressway Cass.)	1989		2:25:39 (Pop-up)
Hess Usui Suen	Soft Machine "Soft Machine" by "Hess Usui Suen"	もも (MOMO) [Almost Dead]	2019		2:31:00 (Pop-up)
Sarah Bernstein Unearthish	Safe "Safe" by "Sarah Bernstein Unearthish"	Crazy Lights Shining	2018		2:32:56 (Pop-up)

Nicholas DeLiberato	The Greatest Miracle	And With My Song I Will Praise Him (1975 Amp Recordings)			2:41:28 (Pop-up)
Rev. W.M. Rimson	Believe On Me "Believe On Me" by "Rev. W.M. Rimson"	DOCD 5589			2:44:31 (Pop-up)
The Miracles of God (Los Angeles)	Let Every Soul Be Subject	Caught Up ('God Is' Records)	1975		2:47:01 (Pop-up)
Pastor LJ London	Praise The Lord "Praise The Lord" by "Pastor LJ London"	God Is One in a Million (No Label)	1977		2:51:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:49am worldsworstrecords: looking forward to this... I've plunged down a rabbit hole after Indonesian children's songs after listening to last week's show
	10:50am Martinibomb: Got you on while I work
	10:50am worldsworstrecords: hey MB!
	10:52am Martinibomb: top o the mornin to ya WWR
	10:55am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Jason, hi everyone! The Duck has tuned in!
	10:57am Hopey Sockmonkey: I heard there was a new show this morning :)
	10:57am worldsworstrecords: hey Jan! Hey Hopey!
	10:58am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, this show is an excellent complement to the Sheena repertoire!
	11:02am worldsworstrecords: Am I hearing the show or something else? A song about Teamwork?
	11:03am Jan Turkenburg: Yes here as well, I even refreshed the player
	11:03am Jason Elbogen: hmmm something wrong.
	11:03am Hopey Sockmonkey: That is what I am hearing as well after refreshing.
	11:03am Jason Elbogen: you didn't hear me talk?
	11:03am worldsworstrecords: Just tried reloading the Sheena pop up player and it's still the Teamwork song
	11:04am worldsworstrecords: oh poo! Sorry Jason :-(
	11:04am Mr Fab: we did not hear you jason
	11:04am Jan Turkenburg: No, didn't hear you
	11:04am Jan Turkenburg: aha!
	11:04am worldsworstrecords: ahh... this sounds promising!
	11:05am Mr Fab: I hear ya!
	11:05am Jan Turkenburg: Yes, we can hear you now
	11:05am Hopey Sockmonkey: I hear you!
	11:05am worldsworstrecords: Yep! I can hear you
	11:05am Jason Elbogen: now?
	11:05am worldsworstrecords: Hurrah!
	11:05am Hopey Sockmonkey: This seems more like what the album cover suggests.
	11:07am Mr Fab: The "teamwork" song was by baseball legend Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs, getting back to a discussion we were having somewhere about how athletes made even worse records than actors.
	11:07am worldsworstrecords: Yes, I think that was on my show last week
	11:08am Hopey Sockmonkey: Haha, actors vs athletes.
	11:11am worldsworstrecords: Loving this
	11:11am Mr Fab: so ANYWAY...welcome Jason, whose new show will take you on an exotic journey into indescribable oddities. Such as the Indonesian children's songs that Mr WorldsWorstRecords mentioned from Jason's debut show last week. Hope you found some more for us, Darryl!
	11:12am worldsworstrecords: Oh my god! I could be digging around in that there crate forever!
	11:13am worldsworstrecords: I also need to know more about that "Dear Mr. Small Man " disc
	11:17am Otis Fodder: Hi Jason, listening at work here, sounding great.
	11:18am Jason Elbogen: WWrecs - I could play another Aaron Fleming track next week....
	11:19am worldsworstrecords: This is nuts! I Love it!
	11:19am worldsworstrecords: Cheers Jason: I've just found a load of tracks from Project Class on YouTube - awesome stuff!
	11:22am Jan Turkenburg: I also love the record covers, Jason!
	11:23am worldsworstrecords: Meta Meta are from São Paulo, incidentally
	11:26am worldsworstrecords: haha! True!
	11:26am Jan Turkenburg: I think Otis is uploading them to his own website.?
	11:28am Otis Fodder: Very haphazardly for playlists. Lots of sweat. I always have 2-3 crates of stuff I want to play and I am downloading images pre-show for what is in the crates. Want to get more robust with a full excel spreadsheet for all data + image links but not there yet. About 50% of what I pre-plan for images now works... but we all know when playing songs, we can never quite plan it to perfection so I will change my mind/direction often and run across the room and hurry and pull up discogs and upload image via FTP (which I always have filezilla up along with a browser with Discogs). Whew!
	11:30am worldsworstrecords: I have to slope off now - time to get cooking dinner. Really enjoyed the show so far Jason: I'll stream the rest of it later
	11:30am Hopey Sockmonkey: I have to say that I really appreciate all the work you DJs do to make the shows.
	11:30am Otis Fodder: See ya Darryl.
	11:30am Jan Turkenburg: Yep catch ya later Darryl!
	11:31am Otis Fodder: The Merzbow Mix of Hush there for a moment. I love it when things skip. Hit the side of that CD player a few times. Ha. Time to make some more coffee, back soon, listening in the kitchen...
	11:33am Mr Fab: i request: get like 3 CD players, put in 3 skipping disks, play at the same time. Shit sounds cool!
	11:34am Mr Fab: mr Evolution Control Committee used to send out kits on how to creatively destroy CDs, how to make em skip in fun ways, etc.
	11:38am Otis Fodder: Would love to have ECC have a show on Sheena's one day. Yea, tradeMark is a mashing maverick.
	11:39am Jan Turkenburg: Are there multiple ways of letting a CD skip?
	11:39am Jan Turkenburg: I wasn't aware
	11:40am Otis Fodder: That was most certainly (Dona Onete) late-morning/early afternoon 2nd French Press Pot-O-Delight-Cafe music to groove to in the cuisine Jason. So good.
	11:51am Mr Fab: Not sure all the ways, but you can slice a CD with a knife, write on it with a marker...
	11:54am Mr Fab: i wrote to ECC asking if he would like to bring his old podcast "The Sound of Plaid" here, but he never wrote back. i hear he doesn't really check Facebook either, but may try him there at some point.
	11:57am Mr Fab: Diggin this Himalayan jam. Them Yetis rock!
	12:08pm Jason Elbogen: top cd player is skipping... i'm testing the bottom one to see if it's the player or the disc i burned
	12:08pm Jan Turkenburg: ah, now I recognize the different ways to let a cd skip! :-)
	12:09pm Mr Fab: at the exact moment the cd started skipping, I tried to open a document here at work, and got an error message, saying it was damaged and could not open. Coincidence?! (he said, raising an eyebrow)
	12:10pm Jan Turkenburg: LOL Mr Fab.
	12:13pm Mr Fab: it was actually a weird feeling! Kind of disturbed me for a second.
	12:20pm Otis Fodder: Wow, have not heard that Galt album "Ghetto Suite". Going to check it out.
	12:23pm Otis Fodder: Have not visited a Bhutanese eatery, sounds good!
	12:29pm Rich in Washington: holy crap! Slept in until just now! Hi Jason! Hi Mr. Fab! Hi Otis! Hi Jan!
	12:29pm Jason Elbogen: Bhutansese restaurant+pool Hall: culinarybackstreets.com...
	12:32pm Otis Fodder: I was just checking out the wiki entry and saying, wow, I would like the Ema datshi please. en.wikipedia.org... This is great for Etiquette, "When offered food, one says meshu meshu, covering one's mouth with the hands in refusal according to Bhutanese manners, and then gives in on the second or third offer."
	12:33pm Otis Fodder: Food and Pool, fantastic.
	12:33pm Otis Fodder: Hi Rich. I slept in until just after 9am too.
	12:36pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich, have you decided what to make for breakfast yet?
	12:36pm Mr Fab: a Bhutansese pool hall: sound like some place where a Tom Waits-type character would be hanging out.
	12:38pm Jan Turkenburg: btw, Rich, thanks for the files! So busy yesterday, I just downlaoded and haven't listened yet.
	12:39pm Otis Fodder: I wish there was a Folkways Record, "Sounds of the Bhutansese Pool Halls"
	12:40pm Rich in Washington: Breakfast is dodgy today. We have no water in the house until the plumber comes. Having a homeowner nightmare scenario this week. Our electrical problems became a plumbing problem.
	12:41pm Rich in Washington: Still doing my show today, though. You might here noises in the background while I'm on mic, or me crying because I just saw the bill.
	12:44pm Jan Turkenburg: aww... that sounds nasty, Rich!
	12:46pm Rich in Washington: It's getting sorted out. The pitfall of owning on older home. I'm just getting too decrepit to climb under houses anymore.
	12:46pm Mr Fab: Stay tuned for Rich: a-mixin' and a-sobbin'! But i feel ya, brother. Yesterday, I had to take a loan out due to all the work we have to do on a property.
	12:48pm Otis Fodder: Sounds horrible, noise and tearup. I have been there, not with plumbing, but I did have my entire front facade of my apt, facing the street, exposed to the public for over a week while they were re-doing the front. Oh, in November where it was freezing. Winter 2017 was an interesting one. Would have made for some great talkover radio sounds.
	12:49pm Otis Fodder: I feel for you too Rich. Inconvenience and Costs.
	12:50pm Rich in Washington: Thanks all! It's being sorted. Hopefully well before my show starts today. Either way, it's a test of the whole 'home radio' thing. If all goes well, the only out of place noise will be me crackin' beers open.
	12:53pm Otis Fodder: I look forward to audio abnormalities. Crackin' beers and tears. Will be listening in the archives tomorrow Rich.
	12:56pm Otis Fodder: Everything about this by Vernon is wonderful. The cover alone would draw me in, but this is mighty beautiful music too.
	12:58pm Jan Turkenburg: I love this one. Just have a thing for children and youth choirs. That won't go away ever!
	12:59pm Otis Fodder: Wow, Sunshine just came back and it's warm now again with Ray Malus!
	1:00pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Yeah, I'm really feeling this Ray Malus.
	1:02pm Otis Fodder: Hi Hopey!
	1:02pm Otis Fodder: Oh wow, Eduardo, yessssss!
	1:08pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Hi Otis!
	1:09pm Rich in Washington: This is a wonderful show today, Jason!
	1:11pm Rich in Washington: This is brilliant in its WTF-ness!
	1:12pm Martinibomb: @Fab & Rich in the same boat with house stuff Lol Still trying to catch up. Great show today Jason! I'm just working on my stuff and listening.
	1:15pm Rich in Washington: That's a drag, MB! I'm fine with ongoing repair stuff, it's just when basic services are interrupted that it's challenging. As long as I still have electricity and internet, I'm still radio-active.
	1:22pm Otis Fodder: Right over the music. It's like I sat on the remote by accident and triggered the narration track over the documentary on the TV.
	1:22pm Jason Elbogen: Isn't that narration annoying?
	1:23pm Otis Fodder: Yes, I was looking for the narration off button. Ha.
	1:25pm Hopey Sockmonkey: This is still amazing, though.
	1:26pm Otis Fodder: Have to run out Jason, really love your selections thus far on the show. It's all so new and really right up my alley from global to private press gems. Jan, Georgy, Don, Rich - Will be listening to you all in the archives this weekend. And cheers Fab and Hopey. Happy weekend everyone.
	1:26pm Jason Elbogen: Thanks Otis!
	1:27pm Mr Fab: see ya Otis!
	1:29pm Hopey Sockmonkey: Bye Otis!
	1:32pm Rich in Washington: see ya, Otis!
	1:34pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. The plumber arrived early! YAY!
	1:34pm Jan Turkenburg: Ah, Otis has left ... I was busy setting things up for FDL. It seems the mic still works :-)
	1:52pm Mr Fab: Rev. Rimson's really raw n rockin. Righteous!
	1:58pm Jan Turkenburg: I thoroughly enjoyed your show, Jason! Thanks!
	1:59pm Martinibomb: Praise the lord! It only takes 5 seconds Brothers and Sisters to decided if you are gonna be part of the solution or part of the problem. Its time to testify! It's time to move!
	5:25am Thibault: Sorry Jason, I'm late again... Great show, thanks!

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from July 12, 2019

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