WFMU: Jason Elbogen: Playlist from August 30, 2019

Listener comments!
	11:03am Rich in Washington: Hi Jason!
	11:04am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Jason, always glad to hear you've made it!
	11:04am Jan Turkenburg: and Hi Rich!
	11:05am Rich in Washington: Hi Jan!
	11:07am Jason Elbogen: FYI - Opening with a song like this makes me feel like a 'real' DJ!
	11:08am Jan Turkenburg: LOL!
	11:12am fred: Hello Jason and all. I'm late: a bookshop just opened in my sleepy little town, I had to check it out
	11:13am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Fred!
	11:15am Jason Elbogen: Fred--I sort of feel like books are increasingly special artifacts. On the F train down here today I saw a woman reading a physical book that I think is very good (Margaret Atwood's Blind Assassin), and I almost felt like congratulating her for actually not having a phone in her hand (and reading fiction).
	11:25am fred: I don't think I'll be a customer there though: almost all books are in French (obviously) though they can do special orders. They had maybe 30 books in English: mostly classics, Harry Potter (is that a classic now?), but also Infinite Jest. Good luck selling that one. Ordering from my usual bookshop can get complicated at times though, so it could be an option if/when Saul Kripke releases the next comp
	11:28am Linda Lee: wow ~ fabulous 'passenger'!! good morning!
	11:29am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Linda! Yes, I'm totally borrowing this rendition for my weekly item on local radio.
	11:32am Linda Lee: hi Jan! yes, the Passenger is on Lust for Life. not a bad article on Iggy, it's true. Amanda is their journalist on the Iggy beat. she did the last one, too. she's good!
	11:34am Linda Lee: .. for someone who's likely too young to have revered him the way we late boomers did.
	11:35am fred: @LL: Maybe that's why she avoided referring to him as "Mr Pop". Though "Pop" still does sound weird
	11:38am Linda Lee: yes it does. :-D interesting to find out there was a Jimmy Popp, too.
	11:38am fred: Wichita Lineman!
	11:40am Martinibomb: Hello Jason and fellow listeners.
	11:43am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MB!
	11:43am Linda Lee: 'shepherd of my love' is marvelous.. this woman has soul!
	11:45am Linda Lee: 'anybody here' is also brilliant. let the sunshine in!
	11:49am Jan Turkenburg: Raised up as a catholic creature, It took me years to undo the "miracles" of Jesus...
	11:51am Martinibomb: Lol! Jason
	11:51am Jan Turkenburg: LOL
	11:54am Martinibomb: Its probably someone else with the same number
	11:58am Jan Turkenburg: I once ended up with a great guest in my show phoning a youth choir, that had brought out a progrock mass on LP. The young composer turned out to have become a collegue music teacher with a lot of stories to tell.
	12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: It was an LP from the mid 80s, but the choir still existed and lead me to the ex-member of my age that had written the piece.
	12:01pm Linda Lee: kamishibai! traveling theater! www.bing.com...
	12:02pm Jason Elbogen: Fred--Are you still around? Did you ever hear of this Document Wanderers Boxset? www.discogs.com...
	12:03pm Linda Lee: that's why there's a voice over! he was the story teller.
	12:06pm fred: @Jason: no, I haven't. Looks good And that Van Hi Ban track is really nice too
	12:08pm fred: The whole Longing For The Past set is wonderful. I think it's sold out now, I hope they'll reissue it someday
	12:23pm fred: Next week I'll be back at work, and probably unable to listen. I hope I'm wrong, but ageing hardware and a - let's say - peculiar boss make listening tough
	12:24pm melinda: hi Jason & all
	12:26pm Linda Lee: hi melinda! aren't these records wonderful.
	12:26pm Jason Elbogen: Hey Fred, it's been nice catching up/having you check in... Try to survive work.
	12:26pm Linda Lee: really nice musically!
	12:35pm Martinibomb: Some real gems today
	12:36pm Linda Lee: gosh, seeing the word 'work' reminds me: i'd love a job to go to, peculiar boss or no.
	12:38pm Jason Elbogen: Melinda--you used to listen my show a long time ago, right?
	12:38pm fisobaba: Just Chill.
	12:41pm Linda Lee: do we know anything about Tamrat Molla? fantastic.
	12:41pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Melinda
	12:41pm fred: Ethiopian?
	12:42pm Linda Lee: quick check: yes!
	12:44pm Linda Lee: that was gorgeous.
	12:46pm Linda Lee: that lady is topless.
	12:52pm Linda Lee: off to do the home chores to this amazing song. thanks Jason!
	1:01pm melinda: @Jason yes. Nice to hear you again!
	1:04pm Mr Fab: hey all, out and about today, but listening. So...there really is a Cambodian Tribute to Iggy Pop?!
	1:08pm Mr Fab: Ha ha! This song about wanting "the sexiest broad", coming right after children singing "God Bless America"...
	1:10pm fred: @Mr Fab: Welcome to the Trump age?
	1:13pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab!
	1:14pm fred: I kinda randomize my records. I have a section for projects I'm seen live, one for WFMU DJ premium (organized by air time for current show) and one for the rest. Beyond that it changes often, and not finding what I'm looking for but something I'd forgot about is a big plus
	1:17pm Mr Fab: Oof! Hadn't thought about it like that fred, but now that you mention it... Was thinking more like last Wednesday, when the World's Worst Records all-children show was followed by Georgie Girl's show playing excerpts from "The Joy of Sex." Typical Sheena's "problematic programming," as i like to call it.
	1:17pm Mr Fab: My records are loosly arranged by genre. i can't remember all the artist names.
	1:26pm Linda Lee: 'problematic programming' is why we love Sheena, Mr. F! it's wonderful.
	1:27pm Linda Lee: don't ever change, Sheena! XX
	1:30pm Mr Fab: Thanks Linda! Really appreciate it. I promise to only change it in attempts to make it wonderful-er and problematical-er.
	1:30pm Thibault: Sorry Jason, I missed the show today, such a pleasant weather in Paris, I couldn't come back home... I hope you're fine.
	1:31pm Linda Lee: bravissimo! :-D
	1:34pm fred: I like this!
	1:41pm Martinibomb: whoa kewl
	1:44pm Martinibomb: whaaaaa happened? holy moly radio first maybe?
	1:45pm fred: The Glitchmaster claims his title!
	1:46pm Rich in Washington: HA! There's this legendary, perhaps apocryphal story of a Saturday Jazz programmer on KBOO who had become entangled in both his headphone cable AND the leash of his small dog, with no one else in the station, and he actually called out for help on the air. A few old time DJs swear it happened. Sadly long before even in-station FCC logging, so lost to time. Maybe playing on Alpha Century in a few years.
	1:48pm fred: The MMA champion of radio!
	1:57pm Mr Fab: The coolness continues: www.wfmu.org...
	1:57pm Jan Turkenburg: Another great show, Jason. Thanks! btw I know this song as "Vrienden zingt in vreugde want de Heer is hier" in my youth...
	1:58pm Martinibomb: ohmy gawd WIRES yup!
	1:58pm Martinibomb: I swear I have buckets of wires I've given up trying to untangle Lol
	2:00pm fred: Thanks Jason, this was a great show!
	2:01pm Rich in Washington: I wish I took before and after pics of the nightmarish tangle of audio cables I used to have in this gigantic gym bag that I would STUFF under my bed. I spent the better part of a day untangling, isolating, giving a proper wrap and velcro tying them all up and now they're somewhat organized in one of those huge underbed bins.

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from August 30, 2019

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August 30, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Latumba	Do You Get The Picture? "Do You Get The Picture?" by "Latumba"	Bena Soca [1979 Semp Music]		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ipa-Boogie	Get The Music Now "Get The Music Now" by "Ipa-Boogie"	Ipoa-Boogie [1978 Albarika Store]		0:06:00 (Pop-up)
Gruppa Skryptonite	Podruga "Podruga" by "Gruppa Skryptonite"	Solitude (2019 EP)		0:13:04 (Pop-up)
Jean Pierre Auger	Deprime "Deprime" by "Jean Pierre Auger"	Les Exiles D'Utopus [1985 Kiosque d'Orphee]		0:17:12 (Pop-up)
The Cambodian Space Project	The Passenger	Angkor Pop! A Cambodian Tribute to Iggy Pop (2019)	https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/09/02/the-survival-of-iggy-pop	0:21:15 (Pop-up)

Clear Creek Schools	Daybreak "Daybreak" by "Clear Creek Schools"	Gonna Rise Up Singin' (1980 Brent Bene Recording Company)		0:31:28 (Pop-up)
(Nordhoff) Gold N' Blue Singers	Witchita Lineman	Take 1 (Two Dot 197x)		0:33:43 (Pop-up)
Word of Life Singers	Shepherd of My Love	Family Album (1976)		0:36:43 (Pop-up)
Jeff and Gloria Emmrich	Anybody Here	We've Come To Share (1975)		0:39:39 (Pop-up)
The Powell Family	Miracle Worker "Miracle Worker" by "The Powell Family"	Miracle Worker (1973)		0:43:22 (Pop-up)

[Japanese Villagers/Children and Adults]	Kamishibai Sono (Picture Story Show)	Document Wanderers Performing Arts in Japan LP3		0:53:51 (Pop-up)
Van Hi Ban & Van Hi Ban Troupe	Xu Toi Bang Qui Phi, Thu Nhi	Longing For The Past: The 78 RPM Era In Southeast Asia (2013)		1:00:47 (Pop-up)
Kema & Braen	Yanaon "Yanaon" by "Kema & Braen"	Alle Sorgenti Delle Civilta Volume 2 - India/Iran/Pakistan		1:03:58 (Pop-up)
Kiri-Uu	Rontyskalaulu "Rontyskalaulu" by "Kiri-Uu"	Kiri-Uu (1988)		1:07:07 (Pop-up)

Reverend Peter Winstead and the Fellowship Choir (Newark NJ)	Mercy	Jesus Never Gave Up On Me (No Label 197x)		1:17:38 (Pop-up)
Free Street Theater (Chicago)	Take A Chance	Citisong 1979-81 (FSTC 1981)		1:21:36 (Pop-up)
Sidiku Buari	It's What's Happening	Disco Soccer (1979)		1:25:04 (Pop-up)
Yesudas; Music: Amaldev	Tim Tim Tim	Silglo-Met Inc Presents Yesudas in the Voice of the Soul (1978)		1:29:47 (Pop-up)
Tamrat Molla	Tamime Tegnche "Tamime Tegnche" by "Tamrat Molla"	Old Tracks [DIY Fan Compilation]	I'm assuming this is Tamrat's son (same name) http://www.firstfoundation.org.nz/scholarship-student/tamrat-molla	1:35:16 (Pop-up)

Cherushii & Maria Minerva	Nobody's Fool (Vocal Version)	Cherushii & Maria Minerva (2019)		1:45:03 (Pop-up)
Gai Saber / Fem Dirio	Heimatland 1	Gai Saber / Fem Dirio - Corriger La Fortune (1985)		1:52:03 (Pop-up)
Jeff Gray	Jimmy Crack Corn "Jimmy Crack Corn" by "Jeff Gray"	Live... in Concert at Salt Air (197x)		1:55:19 (Pop-up)
Grandma Hooke With The Children	God Bless America/He Will Never Let You Fall	Grandma Hooke With The Children		1:58:06 (Pop-up)
Biji and the Roks	I Like To "I Like To" by "Biji and the Roks"	Rocking With Barbara (1980 JOIFU )		2:01:35 (Pop-up)

Professor Kinsky featuring MC Lish & Miss Saravan	T.V. Eye	Angkor Pop! A Cambodian Tribute to Iggy Pop (2019)		2:11:32 (Pop-up)
TOM and His Computer	Organ "Organ" by "TOM and His Computer"	Small Disasters 12" (2016)		2:14:53 (Pop-up)
Tsirihaka Harrivel & Vimala Pons	Effeuillage	Victorie Chose (2019)		2:18:28 (Pop-up)
Blago Bung	For "For" by "Blago Bung"			2:22:35 (Pop-up)
Mueran Humanos	Vestido (Dress) "Vestido (Dress)" by "Mueran Humanos"	Hospital Lullabies (2019)		2:25:46 (Pop-up)
The People Upstairs	Whips Leather & Other Animals	The Snoopies Album: The Last Remains of a Richmond Venue (1,000 Only Records)		2:32:38 (Pop-up)

Cliff Laurin	Stages "Stages" by "Cliff Laurin"	The Same Place (1977 BIP)		2:45:23 (Pop-up)
Clear Creek Schools	This Is My Father's World	Gonna Rise Up Singin' (1980 Brent Bene Recording Company)		2:49:40 (Pop-up)
Grandma Hooke With The Children	Joshua Fit De Battle of Jericho	Grandma Hooke With The Children		2:51:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:03am Rich in Washington: Hi Jason!
	11:04am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Jason, always glad to hear you've made it!
	11:04am Jan Turkenburg: and Hi Rich!
	11:05am Rich in Washington: Hi Jan!
	11:07am Jason Elbogen: FYI - Opening with a song like this makes me feel like a 'real' DJ!
	11:08am Jan Turkenburg: LOL!
	11:12am fred: Hello Jason and all. I'm late: a bookshop just opened in my sleepy little town, I had to check it out
	11:13am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Fred!
	11:15am Jason Elbogen: Fred--I sort of feel like books are increasingly special artifacts. On the F train down here today I saw a woman reading a physical book that I think is very good (Margaret Atwood's Blind Assassin), and I almost felt like congratulating her for actually not having a phone in her hand (and reading fiction).
	11:25am fred: I don't think I'll be a customer there though: almost all books are in French (obviously) though they can do special orders. They had maybe 30 books in English: mostly classics, Harry Potter (is that a classic now?), but also Infinite Jest. Good luck selling that one. Ordering from my usual bookshop can get complicated at times though, so it could be an option if/when Saul Kripke releases the next comp
	11:28am Linda Lee: wow ~ fabulous 'passenger'!! good morning!
	11:29am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Linda! Yes, I'm totally borrowing this rendition for my weekly item on local radio.
	11:32am Linda Lee: hi Jan! yes, the Passenger is on Lust for Life. not a bad article on Iggy, it's true. Amanda is their journalist on the Iggy beat. she did the last one, too. she's good!
	11:34am Linda Lee: .. for someone who's likely too young to have revered him the way we late boomers did.
	11:35am fred: @LL: Maybe that's why she avoided referring to him as "Mr Pop". Though "Pop" still does sound weird
	11:38am Linda Lee: yes it does. :-D interesting to find out there was a Jimmy Popp, too.
	11:38am fred: Wichita Lineman!
	11:40am Martinibomb: Hello Jason and fellow listeners.
	11:43am Jan Turkenburg: Hi MB!
	11:43am Linda Lee: 'shepherd of my love' is marvelous.. this woman has soul!
	11:45am Linda Lee: 'anybody here' is also brilliant. let the sunshine in!
	11:49am Jan Turkenburg: Raised up as a catholic creature, It took me years to undo the "miracles" of Jesus...
	11:51am Martinibomb: Lol! Jason
	11:51am Jan Turkenburg: LOL
	11:54am Martinibomb: Its probably someone else with the same number
	11:58am Jan Turkenburg: I once ended up with a great guest in my show phoning a youth choir, that had brought out a progrock mass on LP. The young composer turned out to have become a collegue music teacher with a lot of stories to tell.
	12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: It was an LP from the mid 80s, but the choir still existed and lead me to the ex-member of my age that had written the piece.
	12:01pm Linda Lee: kamishibai! traveling theater! www.bing.com...
	12:02pm Jason Elbogen: Fred--Are you still around? Did you ever hear of this Document Wanderers Boxset? www.discogs.com...
	12:03pm Linda Lee: that's why there's a voice over! he was the story teller.
	12:06pm fred: @Jason: no, I haven't. Looks good And that Van Hi Ban track is really nice too
	12:08pm fred: The whole Longing For The Past set is wonderful. I think it's sold out now, I hope they'll reissue it someday
	12:23pm fred: Next week I'll be back at work, and probably unable to listen. I hope I'm wrong, but ageing hardware and a - let's say - peculiar boss make listening tough
	12:24pm melinda: hi Jason & all
	12:26pm Linda Lee: hi melinda! aren't these records wonderful.
	12:26pm Jason Elbogen: Hey Fred, it's been nice catching up/having you check in... Try to survive work.
	12:26pm Linda Lee: really nice musically!
	12:35pm Martinibomb: Some real gems today
	12:36pm Linda Lee: gosh, seeing the word 'work' reminds me: i'd love a job to go to, peculiar boss or no.
	12:38pm Jason Elbogen: Melinda--you used to listen my show a long time ago, right?
	12:38pm fisobaba: Just Chill.
	12:41pm Linda Lee: do we know anything about Tamrat Molla? fantastic.
	12:41pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Melinda
	12:41pm fred: Ethiopian?
	12:42pm Linda Lee: quick check: yes!
	12:44pm Linda Lee: that was gorgeous.
	12:46pm Linda Lee: that lady is topless.
	12:52pm Linda Lee: off to do the home chores to this amazing song. thanks Jason!
	1:01pm melinda: @Jason yes. Nice to hear you again!
	1:04pm Mr Fab: hey all, out and about today, but listening. So...there really is a Cambodian Tribute to Iggy Pop?!
	1:08pm Mr Fab: Ha ha! This song about wanting "the sexiest broad", coming right after children singing "God Bless America"...
	1:10pm fred: @Mr Fab: Welcome to the Trump age?
	1:13pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab!
	1:14pm fred: I kinda randomize my records. I have a section for projects I'm seen live, one for WFMU DJ premium (organized by air time for current show) and one for the rest. Beyond that it changes often, and not finding what I'm looking for but something I'd forgot about is a big plus
	1:17pm Mr Fab: Oof! Hadn't thought about it like that fred, but now that you mention it... Was thinking more like last Wednesday, when the World's Worst Records all-children show was followed by Georgie Girl's show playing excerpts from "The Joy of Sex." Typical Sheena's "problematic programming," as i like to call it.
	1:17pm Mr Fab: My records are loosly arranged by genre. i can't remember all the artist names.
	1:26pm Linda Lee: 'problematic programming' is why we love Sheena, Mr. F! it's wonderful.
	1:27pm Linda Lee: don't ever change, Sheena! XX
	1:30pm Mr Fab: Thanks Linda! Really appreciate it. I promise to only change it in attempts to make it wonderful-er and problematical-er.
	1:30pm Thibault: Sorry Jason, I missed the show today, such a pleasant weather in Paris, I couldn't come back home... I hope you're fine.
	1:31pm Linda Lee: bravissimo! :-D
	1:34pm fred: I like this!
	1:41pm Martinibomb: whoa kewl
	1:44pm Martinibomb: whaaaaa happened? holy moly radio first maybe?
	1:45pm fred: The Glitchmaster claims his title!
	1:46pm Rich in Washington: HA! There's this legendary, perhaps apocryphal story of a Saturday Jazz programmer on KBOO who had become entangled in both his headphone cable AND the leash of his small dog, with no one else in the station, and he actually called out for help on the air. A few old time DJs swear it happened. Sadly long before even in-station FCC logging, so lost to time. Maybe playing on Alpha Century in a few years.
	1:48pm fred: The MMA champion of radio!
	1:57pm Mr Fab: The coolness continues: www.wfmu.org...
	1:57pm Jan Turkenburg: Another great show, Jason. Thanks! btw I know this song as "Vrienden zingt in vreugde want de Heer is hier" in my youth...
	1:58pm Martinibomb: ohmy gawd WIRES yup!
	1:58pm Martinibomb: I swear I have buckets of wires I've given up trying to untangle Lol
	2:00pm fred: Thanks Jason, this was a great show!
	2:01pm Rich in Washington: I wish I took before and after pics of the nightmarish tangle of audio cables I used to have in this gigantic gym bag that I would STUFF under my bed. I spent the better part of a day untangling, isolating, giving a proper wrap and velcro tying them all up and now they're somewhat organized in one of those huge underbed bins.

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from August 30, 2019

Listener comments!

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