WFMU: Jason Elbogen: Playlist from August 2, 2019

Listener comments!
	11:03am fred: Hello Jason! I finally have a day off and can tune in
	11:07am Jason Elbogen: Hey Fred nice to see you again! In your honor I'm playing this French 7" (at the wrong speed initially by mistake)
	11:07am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Jason!
	11:10am fred: Glad to hear you're still at the top of your glitching game
	11:17am Mr Fab: Hello, fellow fabulous Friday freaks!
	11:24am Jake: Hi Jason!
	11:25am Jason Elbogen: Speak of the Jake: it's Jake!
	12:06pm Rich in Washington: Hi Jason! Hi Jan! Hi fred! Hi Mr. Fab!
	12:07pm Rich in Washington: There is no wrong speed.
	12:13pm fred: This was a great set!
	12:15pm Otis Fodder: Hi Jason and everyone. Happy Friday. Soundtrack to another long day of work here.
	12:24pm Mr Fab: hey Otis! haven't you played that Suzanne Menzel album?
	12:26pm Otis Fodder: @Fab - Just recently, fantastic reissue out. Love it.
	12:27pm Mr Fab: ha, the only thing Jason's played that i recognize, and it's solely because of your show.
	12:28pm Otis Fodder: 95% of what is played here is new to my ears. That adds up to a fav-sorta-show! Turning me on to gems.
	12:32pm Rich in Washington: What a great album title.
	12:32pm Mr Fab: YeeaaaH! Song-poem alert! Oh man, does Darryl "World's Worst Records" know about this one?
	12:34pm Jason Elbogen: Thanks Otis.! I think I actually first came across you YEARS ago--if my memory serves correct, but I could be wrong, did you do a writeup/365 days thing for Gen Orange?
	12:35pm Otis Fodder: "Future Songs of Success" = Yes!
	12:35pm Rich in Washington: WOW! This is craptacular!
	12:35pm Rich in Washington: dig that Wiggins beat!
	12:36pm Otis Fodder: @Jason - Yes, I posted the Gen Orange day. Finally collected the 2 7" and 2 LPs, adding the first s/t orange one last year. I headed up 365 both years, just don't credit myself for that on the project (just listed as a contributor).
	12:36pm Otis Fodder: Your show Jason, could be the entire 3rd year of 365 Days! :)
	12:37pm Mr Fab: Jason, Otis was da man! The actual creator of the 365 Project.
	12:38pm Otis Fodder: Rick Mackey is currently holding a special place in my heart, normally reserved for butterflies, baby animals and clouds.
	12:39pm Jake: :)
	12:39pm Otis Fodder: Stories, love stories. Bend our ears.
	12:50pm Mr Fab: Anyone ever heard "sacred steel" music? It's technically considered "gospel," but mostly instrumental. Absolutely insane steel guitar mayhem. Recorded in churches, where they just go berserk on the strings.
	12:52pm Mr Fab: Tom Jones cover!
	12:53pm Rich in Washington: oh man. I am hoping it's batshit crazy like Pentecostals blowing those shofar horns.
	12:55pm Otis Fodder: The missing link between Tom Jones and Sylvester's versions. Ben E. King is pouring another drink.
	12:55pm fred: @Mr Fab: "sacred steel" sounds like something I'd love to hear
	12:55pm Mr Fab: Don't know if I've heard that stuff Rich. Any recordings you could recommend?
	1:01pm Mr Fab: i thought this was Tangela Tricolli, heh heh.
	1:01pm Rich in Washington: Oh. It's just something that Pentos do in church, esp these newer Russian converts.
	1:03pm Rich in Washington: There's a funny bit in one of those Melba crank call recordings where 'she' just cuts loose with a trumpet for no apparent reason, but some of these crazy backwoods churches do crap like that.
	1:05pm Rich in Washington: You're just killin' it with these oddball records, Jason!
	1:06pm Rich in Washington: Your pizza rolls are done.
	1:06pm Otis Fodder: Post at the door too with another ebay order.
	1:07pm Mr Fab: If that beeping is just in your head, it's spread to mine.
	1:08pm Rich in Washington: Dang it, Fab! Now I've got it.
	1:08pm fred: There's a church I pass by on my way home that often has many congregants carrying instruments. I don't know the denomination.
	1:09pm Otis Fodder: Nevermind, was just a truck backing up outside simultaneously in 4 cities.
	1:09pm Rich in Washington: my wife and I have this unspoken agreement to never divulge the song title of the song stuck in either of our heads - suffice it to say simply 'i've got this song stuck in my head', lest it get transmitted from one head to the other.
	1:11pm Rich in Washington: was particularly bad when we were listening to the Rhino 70s Have A Nice Day set on shuffle for several months. So many childhood/teenage earworms.
	1:11pm Mr Fab: fred: if it's anything like the church I grow up in, they'll accept any denominations! (boom-tish)
	1:11pm Jake: never heard this version, wow!
	1:12pm Mr Fab: i accept any demon-izations. (I'll stop now)
	1:12pm Mr Fab: This VU might be the live in Paris show
	1:12pm fred: Whenever I have a bad song stuck in my head, I use Swing Largo by People Like Us to dislodge it. Works every time, with either version (I still have a song stuck in my head, but it's a good one)
	1:13pm Jake: just looked it up and it seems to be... i have to find the rest now!
	1:14pm Jake: one version i'd love to hear is the 1965 demo... still unreleased/uncirculated as far as i'm aware
	1:15pm Mr Fab: Live in Paris is quite good, but no Moe or Sterling - 'tis Lou, Cale & Nico.
	1:20pm Rich in Washington: @fred: that sounds like a lovely way to beat the earworm, actually. I love PLU!
	1:21pm Rich in Washington: There are lots of songs I actually DON'T mind having stuck in my head. One of the benefits of being a weirdo musical obsessive, I guess.
	1:26pm Mr Fab: Ha, kind of disorienting to hear actual professionally recorded music, after all those ramshackle private-press sounds.
	1:28pm fred: Is that the same (Belgian) Vive La Fête that Ken has played quite a few times?
	1:33pm Mr Fab: Wow, had no idea that the site of that horrific Eagles of Death Metal slaughter was were that VU show was. I've had bootlegs for ages of the VU show, but never made the connection.
	1:38pm fred: I've been to Bataclan a few times, but not in the past 10 years or so. It's an expensive place
	1:40pm Mr Fab: Darryl gave you a shout this past Wed on his World's Worst Records show, Jason, for sending him down the Asian childrens' music rabbit hole. He played what i think was a Thai track.
	1:44pm fred: Speaking of earworms: when my brother was adopted from Korea, he brought few things with him, but one was a record of Santoki. That song is etched in my brain forever
	1:45pm Lins: Hello! Thanks for playing Famous Logs in History! But to clarify: the band is from Brooklyn, NY...not Jersey :)
	1:47pm fred: I remember thinking it was quite funny to have Famous Logs in History play on Burn It Down
	1:59pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Jason for the music, have a cool weekend.
	2:00pm fred: Thanks Jason, I might be able to listen next week too
	2:00pm Jake: great show, thanks for the tunes!
	2:01pm Mr Fab: over already?! Another amazing show jason, thx muchly

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from August 2, 2019

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August 2, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Rick Mackey	St. Paul "St. Paul" by "Rick Mackey"	Tracks To Vengeance (1985)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Cannibale	Acceleration "Acceleration" by "Cannibale"		0:04:22 (Pop-up)
Jagatara	? "?" by "Jagatara"	Nannbatora	0:08:19 (Pop-up)
Водограй (Vodograi)	"Водограй (Vodograi)"	Водограй (1977 Melodiya)	0:12:48 (Pop-up)
Akademia	"Akademia"		0:15:42 (Pop-up)

Barry Patton	Reach "Reach" by "Barry Patton"	One Man's Music (RPC 1971)	0:22:58 (Pop-up)
Angels Dust	The Mother Is A Child, Too	VA - How Do You Feel 2018 Sampler	0:26:01 (Pop-up)
Sue	Drunken Sailor "Drunken Sailor" by "Sue"	Songs by Sue [1968 Test Press]	0:29:03 (Pop-up)
The Eternal Rush East	He Arose "He Arose" by "The Eternal Rush East"	Jesus Celebration (1971 Ray Lauver Recording&Sound)	0:31:06 (Pop-up)
Suzanne Menzel	This Is Not Your Life	Goodbyes And Beginnings	0:34:03 (Pop-up)

Nok Lae & Watchara Phanprapai	Can't Choose To Be Born	Nok Lae and the Sunflowers (197?)	0:41:58 (Pop-up)
Ahmedou Ahmed Lowla	Lebteit "Lebteit" by "Ahmedou Ahmed Lowla"	Terrouzi (2019)	0:45:36 (Pop-up)
Javahe Tribe	Men's Choir, Rhythm With Hoof Rattle	Musica Degli Indiani Del Brasile - Brazilian Indian Music (Albatross 1979)	0:52:14 (Pop-up)
Etoile De Dakar	Thiely "Thiely" by "Etoile De Dakar"	Xalis	1:02:05 (Pop-up)
Diron Animal	Ghetto Ghetto "Ghetto Ghetto" by "Diron Animal"	Alone (Soundway 2017)	1:06:18 (Pop-up)

Camp One	I Feel Nothing For You "I Feel Nothing For You" by "Camp One"	Revengeful Is the Mask of Darkness (1981)	1:14:57 (Pop-up)
Carla dal Forno	So Much Better "So Much Better" by "Carla dal Forno"	So Much Better 7" (2019 Kalista Records)	1:22:11 (Pop-up)
Rene Ufer & Lilian Treiberg	Vooramaa Pinnal	Unustute Tilk (1977 Rekalla Records)	1:26:10 (Pop-up)
Teri, Danny & The Librettos	A Bachelor's Song	Future Songs of Success (MSR 208)	1:29:21 (Pop-up)
Rick Mackey	Little Things You Do "Little Things You Do" by "Rick Mackey"	Tracks To Vengeance (1985)	1:31:48 (Pop-up)

Hattie Whittle	Going To Live The Life I Sing About	Hattie Whittle's Original Sacred Songs [1983 Whittle Records]	1:40:21 (Pop-up)
The Gospel Visionaires	Power "Power" by "The Gospel Visionaires"	Heaven My Future Home (1975 Elite Records)	1:45:42 (Pop-up)
Johnny Freeman	I Who Have Nothing	12:29 [St. Georges International 197x]	1:49:55 (Pop-up)
The Bedford High School Band (dir. John W. Chamberlin)	I Am Woman	1973-1974 BHS Band	1:53:28 (Pop-up)
Riverside High School Stage Band	Lullaby For Myself	ST (1961 Kings International)	1:55:05 (Pop-up)
The Inner-Rhythm Choir	Do Lord - Hey Do You Have A Piano	Do Remember Me (197x)	1:58:13 (Pop-up)

Brief Encounter	The Great Race "The Great Race" by "Brief Encounter"	Brief Encounter (1975 Gravel Productions)	2:05:17 (Pop-up)
The Velvet Underground	Black Angel's Death Song	Caught Between the Twisted Stars [disc 4 Illumination of Atonality]	2:07:13 (Pop-up)
Eammon A Holiday	Music "Music" by "Eammon A Holiday"	VA - Other Alternatives (Sleepy Hollow 1984)	2:10:51 (Pop-up)
Red Channel	Giver "Giver" by "Red Channel"	Upset the Rhythm 7" (2019)	2:13:38 (Pop-up)
Subtle Turnhips	Drugs "Drugs" by "Subtle Turnhips"	Petit Déjeuner à l'Onion Club (2018)	2:15:49 (Pop-up)
Famous Logs In History	Lesson Log	Memories of the Space Age [2019 Fuzzy Warbles Cassette 2019]	2:18:49 (Pop-up)
Vive Le Fete	Mots Blues "Mots Blues" by "Vive Le Fete"	Destination Amour (2018)	2:22:11 (Pop-up)

Gwen Carter (Philadelphia PA)	Jesus Is A Friend of Mine	One More Days Work For Jesus (1977 TCS)	2:31:30 (Pop-up)
Setha Sira Chaya, Suraphon Ton	Song San Prem (Pity For Prem)	ST - (PDO ST-929 Metro Records-Tape)	2:34:37 (Pop-up)
Lang Cook	DJ of The Year "DJ of The Year" by "Lang Cook"	She's Hot With 2,000 Watts (1984)	2:37:30 (Pop-up)
Ovali Ahonen	Tiedan "Tiedan" by "Ovali Ahonen"	Kiila 35	2:41:36 (Pop-up)
Lorraine (Baltimore, MD)	The Power to Choose	Searchin' (197x Wapa Productions Inc. W-7419)	2:44:32 (Pop-up)
Olev Muska, Ingrid Slamer	Karjapoisi Iugu	Esto-Muusika: Ulgu-Eesti Leviplaadid 1958-1988	2:47:10 (Pop-up)
Eric Arn & Margaret Unknown	Balisongs	Paranza Corta (2018 Feeding Tube)	2:49:06 (Pop-up)
Stef Ketteringham	Barbed Thaw "Barbed Thaw" by "Stef Ketteringham"	Marcos Bomber Jacket (2018)	2:52:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:03am fred: Hello Jason! I finally have a day off and can tune in
	11:07am Jason Elbogen: Hey Fred nice to see you again! In your honor I'm playing this French 7" (at the wrong speed initially by mistake)
	11:07am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Jason!
	11:10am fred: Glad to hear you're still at the top of your glitching game
	11:17am Mr Fab: Hello, fellow fabulous Friday freaks!
	11:24am Jake: Hi Jason!
	11:25am Jason Elbogen: Speak of the Jake: it's Jake!
	12:06pm Rich in Washington: Hi Jason! Hi Jan! Hi fred! Hi Mr. Fab!
	12:07pm Rich in Washington: There is no wrong speed.
	12:13pm fred: This was a great set!
	12:15pm Otis Fodder: Hi Jason and everyone. Happy Friday. Soundtrack to another long day of work here.
	12:24pm Mr Fab: hey Otis! haven't you played that Suzanne Menzel album?
	12:26pm Otis Fodder: @Fab - Just recently, fantastic reissue out. Love it.
	12:27pm Mr Fab: ha, the only thing Jason's played that i recognize, and it's solely because of your show.
	12:28pm Otis Fodder: 95% of what is played here is new to my ears. That adds up to a fav-sorta-show! Turning me on to gems.
	12:32pm Rich in Washington: What a great album title.
	12:32pm Mr Fab: YeeaaaH! Song-poem alert! Oh man, does Darryl "World's Worst Records" know about this one?
	12:34pm Jason Elbogen: Thanks Otis.! I think I actually first came across you YEARS ago--if my memory serves correct, but I could be wrong, did you do a writeup/365 days thing for Gen Orange?
	12:35pm Otis Fodder: "Future Songs of Success" = Yes!
	12:35pm Rich in Washington: WOW! This is craptacular!
	12:35pm Rich in Washington: dig that Wiggins beat!
	12:36pm Otis Fodder: @Jason - Yes, I posted the Gen Orange day. Finally collected the 2 7" and 2 LPs, adding the first s/t orange one last year. I headed up 365 both years, just don't credit myself for that on the project (just listed as a contributor).
	12:36pm Otis Fodder: Your show Jason, could be the entire 3rd year of 365 Days! :)
	12:37pm Mr Fab: Jason, Otis was da man! The actual creator of the 365 Project.
	12:38pm Otis Fodder: Rick Mackey is currently holding a special place in my heart, normally reserved for butterflies, baby animals and clouds.
	12:39pm Jake: :)
	12:39pm Otis Fodder: Stories, love stories. Bend our ears.
	12:50pm Mr Fab: Anyone ever heard "sacred steel" music? It's technically considered "gospel," but mostly instrumental. Absolutely insane steel guitar mayhem. Recorded in churches, where they just go berserk on the strings.
	12:52pm Mr Fab: Tom Jones cover!
	12:53pm Rich in Washington: oh man. I am hoping it's batshit crazy like Pentecostals blowing those shofar horns.
	12:55pm Otis Fodder: The missing link between Tom Jones and Sylvester's versions. Ben E. King is pouring another drink.
	12:55pm fred: @Mr Fab: "sacred steel" sounds like something I'd love to hear
	12:55pm Mr Fab: Don't know if I've heard that stuff Rich. Any recordings you could recommend?
	1:01pm Mr Fab: i thought this was Tangela Tricolli, heh heh.
	1:01pm Rich in Washington: Oh. It's just something that Pentos do in church, esp these newer Russian converts.
	1:03pm Rich in Washington: There's a funny bit in one of those Melba crank call recordings where 'she' just cuts loose with a trumpet for no apparent reason, but some of these crazy backwoods churches do crap like that.
	1:05pm Rich in Washington: You're just killin' it with these oddball records, Jason!
	1:06pm Rich in Washington: Your pizza rolls are done.
	1:06pm Otis Fodder: Post at the door too with another ebay order.
	1:07pm Mr Fab: If that beeping is just in your head, it's spread to mine.
	1:08pm Rich in Washington: Dang it, Fab! Now I've got it.
	1:08pm fred: There's a church I pass by on my way home that often has many congregants carrying instruments. I don't know the denomination.
	1:09pm Otis Fodder: Nevermind, was just a truck backing up outside simultaneously in 4 cities.
	1:09pm Rich in Washington: my wife and I have this unspoken agreement to never divulge the song title of the song stuck in either of our heads - suffice it to say simply 'i've got this song stuck in my head', lest it get transmitted from one head to the other.
	1:11pm Rich in Washington: was particularly bad when we were listening to the Rhino 70s Have A Nice Day set on shuffle for several months. So many childhood/teenage earworms.
	1:11pm Mr Fab: fred: if it's anything like the church I grow up in, they'll accept any denominations! (boom-tish)
	1:11pm Jake: never heard this version, wow!
	1:12pm Mr Fab: i accept any demon-izations. (I'll stop now)
	1:12pm Mr Fab: This VU might be the live in Paris show
	1:12pm fred: Whenever I have a bad song stuck in my head, I use Swing Largo by People Like Us to dislodge it. Works every time, with either version (I still have a song stuck in my head, but it's a good one)
	1:13pm Jake: just looked it up and it seems to be... i have to find the rest now!
	1:14pm Jake: one version i'd love to hear is the 1965 demo... still unreleased/uncirculated as far as i'm aware
	1:15pm Mr Fab: Live in Paris is quite good, but no Moe or Sterling - 'tis Lou, Cale & Nico.
	1:20pm Rich in Washington: @fred: that sounds like a lovely way to beat the earworm, actually. I love PLU!
	1:21pm Rich in Washington: There are lots of songs I actually DON'T mind having stuck in my head. One of the benefits of being a weirdo musical obsessive, I guess.
	1:26pm Mr Fab: Ha, kind of disorienting to hear actual professionally recorded music, after all those ramshackle private-press sounds.
	1:28pm fred: Is that the same (Belgian) Vive La Fête that Ken has played quite a few times?
	1:33pm Mr Fab: Wow, had no idea that the site of that horrific Eagles of Death Metal slaughter was were that VU show was. I've had bootlegs for ages of the VU show, but never made the connection.
	1:38pm fred: I've been to Bataclan a few times, but not in the past 10 years or so. It's an expensive place
	1:40pm Mr Fab: Darryl gave you a shout this past Wed on his World's Worst Records show, Jason, for sending him down the Asian childrens' music rabbit hole. He played what i think was a Thai track.
	1:44pm fred: Speaking of earworms: when my brother was adopted from Korea, he brought few things with him, but one was a record of Santoki. That song is etched in my brain forever
	1:45pm Lins: Hello! Thanks for playing Famous Logs in History! But to clarify: the band is from Brooklyn, NY...not Jersey :)
	1:47pm fred: I remember thinking it was quite funny to have Famous Logs in History play on Burn It Down
	1:59pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Jason for the music, have a cool weekend.
	2:00pm fred: Thanks Jason, I might be able to listen next week too
	2:00pm Jake: great show, thanks for the tunes!
	2:01pm Mr Fab: over already?! Another amazing show jason, thx muchly

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from August 2, 2019

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