WFMU: Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from September 8, 2019

Listener comments!
	2:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis ... is... is... is... is....
	2:03pm Otis Fodder: Hi Jan!
	2:04pm Linda Lee: beautiful! what an opener! hi!
	2:05pm Linda Lee: busy & all ears. :-)
	2:07pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): ready and willing for some Friendly Persuasion!
	2:09pm Otis Fodder: Hi LL & GST, Happy Sunday!!
	2:09pm Linda Lee: gosh, this is superb. corporate music is so fascinating. hello Granny!
	2:11pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Linda, hi GST!
	2:11pm Linda Lee: this is gonna be a very good show. so glad we're here together! :-)
	2:16pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): howdy, Otis, Linda Lee, Jan! Ah, yes, i remember Tipsy well from the cocktail revival era.
	2:17pm Linda Lee: i've been in the woods for 20 years & know nothing. i'm here to learn.
	2:18pm Linda Lee: this is literally true.
	2:19pm Rich in Washington: This is no ordinary pea.
	2:20pm Jan Turkenburg: So you have been liturally living in the woods for 20 years? wow... what a boring habitat I have.. :-(
	2:20pm Otis Fodder: Even in the big city, I feel like I'm in the woods a ton... always new stuff to dig into from music to fruit at the market.
	2:20pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich
	2:20pm Otis Fodder: Hey Rich! Peas coming, I promise. :)
	2:20pm Mr Fab: Happy Sundays, y'all! Is 'End ‎- The Sick Generation" a Messer Chups album? I don't have that one.
	2:20pm Linda Lee: yes, Jan! i live in what's called the catskill state park. it's mostly woods, with houses attached. :-)
	2:21pm Rich in Washington: Hi Jan! Hi Otis! Hi Linda Lee! Hi Granny! Hi Mr. Fab!
	2:21pm Linda Lee: yes, Otis, definitely! foraging is foraging :-)
	2:22pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Alright, Rich is here with the onion dip!
	2:22pm Linda Lee: mmmmmmmm ... onion dip!
	2:23pm Rich in Washington: and clam dip!
	2:23pm Linda Lee: mmmmmmm.. onion dip!
	2:24pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): and geoduck dip!
	2:25pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): was that The Village People invading for a second?
	2:26pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): nope, AC/DC?
	2:26pm Otis Fodder: I think it may have been. Can't Stop The Music!
	2:28pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab
	2:28pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): What else to do but clicky star the whole dang episode!?!?!
	2:28pm Linda Lee: sure saves time! :-D
	2:29pm Jan Turkenburg: I looked up some pictures of the catskill state park... AWEsome!
	2:30pm Linda Lee: it is. :-)
	2:30pm Jan Turkenburg: I know, Otis. You "don't know these people" ;)
	2:31pm Rich in Washington: I think Morgan Fisher was briefly a Rajneeshi.
	2:31pm Jan Turkenburg: The Klaatu version of calling occupants is lovely too
	2:32pm Rich in Washington: RESearch was our weird internet before the internet. I still have all my RESearch pubs.
	2:33pm Linda Lee: yes!! definitely right!
	2:35pm Linda Lee: off to the chores now, but i'm all ears. love it. thanks Otis!
	2:36pm Linda Lee: i love bran flakes. no complaints, ever.
	2:38pm Linda Lee: detritus.net is still online.
	2:39pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): REsearch has done so much to bring subcultural treasures to the people
	2:40pm Jan Turkenburg: I regret putting that robot text-file in my root-folder... I lost the back-ups of my first site and blogs and now they are gone forever...
	2:44pm Otis Fodder: Wow... detritus.net ! I didn't check pre-show. Going to post-show. Thanks Linda!
	2:44pm Rich in Washington: Oh man! I've always loved this album. I got to meet Steev a few years ago when he was doing visuals for Negativland.
	2:45pm Otis Fodder: Hi Fab!!
	2:45pm Rich in Washington: This album reminds me of when I'd plunder tons of stuff via detritus.net. Cool to hear it's still around, LL!
	2:45pm Otis Fodder: Me too Rich. Original is such a great one, been meaning to play.
	2:45pm Linda Lee: absolutely. :-)
	2:48pm Mr Fab: detritus.net was my turn-of-the-century guide to sample music. Where I first heard of the mashup scene. hadn't thought of that place in ages.
	2:49pm Otis Fodder: Really happy to dig into detritus.net post-show. That was a huge resource for me as well.
	2:51pm Linda Lee: it doesn't appear to be as vital as it was, but it's there.
	2:53pm fred: First time tuning in (thanks/blame goes to the new live DJ thing on the main page)
	2:54pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Fred!
	2:54pm Otis Fodder: Hi Fred. I just caught that too yesterday the new live dj mention on the player. So nice.
	2:56pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): hey, fred! yes, that new feature seems to be drawing in more folx!
	2:56pm fred: @Otis Fodder: I listened to your premium a few days ago. "A Kiss Without A Hug" is quite the earworm
	3:00pm Otis Fodder: That album is such a gem Fred, by WFMU earworm standards. :)
	3:01pm Linda Lee: hi fred! is Art's spirit in the air these days? Darryl just posted a link to the 'Diane Linkletter Story' online & Art's mourning record.
	3:05pm Jan Turkenburg: I'm listening outside through the open windows while it's still possible.
	3:06pm Linda Lee: who loves ya baby? ;-)
	3:07pm fred: Last month I got 20 Jandek records, and I'm seriously considering doing that again. And I saw him live this year and loved that set. I saw him dancing during another band's set, instead of hiding backstage. I really appreciate that, few musicians show up and support others that way
	3:09pm Otis Fodder: It's been about 20 years since I gave a sit-down listen to Jandek. I should try again. Fred, what album would you suggest for trepid souls?
	3:14pm Otis Fodder: ...and I really love to hear the human/laid-back dancing story. I like that a whole lot too.
	3:17pm fred: I like "I Threw You Away" a lot, but with that guy I don't think suggestions really work. Also I have barely made a dent in that recent haul
	3:18pm Otis Fodder: Will check out. I always have to revisit as over time tastes morph and evolve, up or down or often sideways.
	3:26pm Rich in Washington: I think Telegraph Melts and Blue Corpse are my favorite Jandek albums.
	3:28pm Otis Fodder: Now I really gotta listen to Jandek again, been years.
	3:30pm Linda Lee: art! i love hearing studio shop talk. it's fun.
	3:30pm Otis Fodder: It's almost sacrilege saying this.. but it took me years to get into Beefheart as well. But only a few seconds to get into Wild Man Fischer. Oh my.
	3:31pm Linda Lee: art's talking about art & the engineer's talking about work. wild.
	3:39pm Rich in Washington: I love this album. When asked why they chose to cover Let It Be in its entirety, Laibach replied 'because it was their worst album'
	3:42pm Otis Fodder: Here as well Rich. I didn't know that bit. Wonderful!
	3:45pm fred: A former coworker from Slovenia told me Laibach once had such an epic show that they had to bring emergency beer supply from Austria
	3:45pm Linda Lee: more studio shop talk! love!
	3:46pm Jan Turkenburg: Impossible, meaningless!
	3:47pm Linda Lee: wow. more art vs work. :-D
	3:48pm Jan Turkenburg: "this is a lot of shit, you know that"
	3:49pm Linda Lee: the artist thinks the act is shit. that's a problem.
	3:49pm Jan Turkenburg: takes me back to 365 days :-) I took quite some quotes from that in my "tributes"
	3:50pm Linda Lee: 365 days? something else i missed in the woods?
	3:52pm Jan Turkenburg: www.ubu.com...
	3:52pm Linda Lee: oh! fantastic!!
	3:55pm Linda Lee: Qiana! synthetic nylon.
	3:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Fay Lovsky rocks and guess what? She's Dutch!
	3:59pm Linda Lee: brava Fay! :-)
	3:59pm Jan Turkenburg: I once met her briefly, but I had one of the worst hangovers ever and I completely screwed it up.... (true story)
	4:00pm Linda Lee: sorry about the hangover. :-(
	4:03pm Linda Lee: yes!! fantastic! :-D
	4:11pm fred: @Jan: Han Bennink once told me he missed the train to a Sonic Youth concert he was supposed to play in because of the same issue. You're in good company
	4:14pm Linda Lee: this 'chromalox' piece is superb.
	4:22pm Dave In St Albans UK: Finally made it to the show. Hi everyone. Missed a lot of goodies by the look of it.
	4:23pm Linda Lee: indian point.. the shame of new york state.
	4:24pm Otis Fodder: Hi Dave, still on the road traveling?
	4:25pm Otis Fodder: LL, wanted to say thanks too for the slight chat kick a few weeks back when I was playing that disco tape mix... started archiving old tapes after that, got like a dozen down so far. Sometimes I need that, hey(!) to get my archive motor runnin'!
	4:27pm Linda Lee: great!!! glad you're doing that. you're inspiring me too. gotta get back to the sounds after i put out this brush fire..
	4:29pm Dave In St Albans UK: Finally back home after another quick visit to Thailand. Missing Cambodia very much. Good to be home though, if only to relax.
	4:30pm Linda Lee: what do you miss about Cambodia, Dave?
	4:35pm Linda Lee: that might be a tough one to condense..
	4:36pm Dave In St Albans UK: The people,the food,the buzz of life,the landscape etc. The saying is that Cambodia will steal your heart and you will fall in love with the friendly people. It's true.
	4:37pm Mr Fab: Dave, sounds like you need to re-write a certain Dead Kennedys song
	4:37pm Otis Fodder: So many fantastic Cambodian (rocks-styled) compilations out as well. Sublime Frequencies has some amazing output there. I would love to visit, I am sure I would leave a piece of my heart as well, gladly.
	4:38pm Linda Lee: wow. imagine falling in love with a society. i'm looking for a divorce from mine. :-D will you go back?
	4:38pm Otis Fodder: I fell in love with Quebec.
	4:39pm Linda Lee: it must help to develop a connection through a particular person.
	4:39pm Otis Fodder: Pulling out Bob Chance for Mr Fab next. Something I meant to play a few weeks ago but my mixer went on the fritz the last hour a show. Up next!
	4:40pm Linda Lee: i know of James, not Bob.. hmm
	4:41pm Otis Fodder: Oh my, Bob could be James' DIY cousin of back-room bar band royality.
	4:42pm Linda Lee: ahaha! really?
	4:42pm Rich in Washington: Oh yeah!
	4:42pm Linda Lee: oh wowwww
	4:43pm Otis Fodder: A bar I would like to go to. One with a band playing, low-key, pool table, cabbies hanging out in-between shifts. Oh wait, I go to those bars!!
	4:43pm Dave In St Albans UK: Most definitely will return. My wife and two teenage son's have all said that we will go visit again. Probably when we travel Laos and Vietnam late next year. Those Sublime Frequencies comps look fascinating. I now wish that I had recorded some of the extraordinary sounds that I heard from Cambodian radio stations these past weeks.
	4:43pm Rich in Washington: I hope that someday someone finally digitizes the complete Dick Vaughn's Moribund Music of the 70s episodes of OTE so we can hear these songs unexpurgated at last.
	4:44pm Rich in Washington: I still want to hear the complete Balderdash by Gary Brizzilara (sp?) Gawd, I'm such a Negadork!
	4:44pm Linda Lee: i'm glad you all enjoy it equally. wonderful. yes, go back when you can! time is so short, really.
	4:46pm Dave In St Albans UK: Montreal and Quebec. Two cities I would love to live. Enjoyed my stay in 1982.
	4:47pm Linda Lee: darlin i've been chased out of 4 gentrified neighborhoods so far & we're working on the 5th. i hear you.
	4:52pm Mr Fab: Ha, thanks for the Chance! And Rich, if that's what you're referring to, the Bob Chance album has been reissued on Trunk Records.
	4:57pm fred: @Dave: You should check out Kink Gong, he has amazing field recordings from Cambodia (and other places)
	4:58pm Rich in Washington: Yes. I may have to buy it. I was referring to this whacked out would-be novelty record that 'Dick' plays. A track called Balderdash. I swear I once ran into the complete song in the early days of the internet, but perhaps it's a false memory implanted by my gangster computer god overseers to keep me in Frankenstein radio control slavery. Ey vey.
	4:58pm Linda Lee: kinkgong.net
	4:58pm Mr Fab: There's been a resurgence of Toto's "Africa," whaaa?!
	4:59pm Linda Lee: that one passed me by too, Mr. F.
	4:59pm Dave In St Albans UK: @fred wow,that sounds very interesting. Thanks for the heads up!
	5:01pm Rich in Washington: I love these!
	5:02pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): what's gonna happen!???!
	5:02pm fred: @Linda Lee: Thanks for providing the link
	5:03pm Linda Lee: surely.
	👻 5:06pm Kat in Chicago: I just tuned in and I'm not sure what I'm listening to, but I'd know the Old Codger's voice anywhere!
	5:09pm Otis Fodder: Hi Kat. Playing some WFMU bits for a bit now. Old Codger, ha ha, yessss!
	5:17pm captain mike in port Whitby: Disco duck Enossification!
	5:18pm tw2sheds: Some want to practice it till they get it right!
	👻 5:18pm Kat in Chicago: cringing
	5:24pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): but wait, there's more?!?!?
	👻 5:24pm Kat in Chicago: "the vaginer"
	5:24pm Linda Lee: lies. lies!
	5:24pm Otis Fodder: Taken from... blog.wfmu.org...
	5:24pm Mr Fab: Sandor hosting a radio drammer about the vaginer.
	5:24pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): as usual, no idea of the difference between vagina and vulva, right?
	👻 5:25pm Kat in Chicago: yes, and I don't believe I heard anything about the clitoris either
	5:25pm Linda Lee: no clue.
	5:26pm Linda Lee: it was there, but he passed right over it..
	5:28pm Linda Lee: as is typical.
	👻 5:28pm Kat in Chicago: haha yes indeed
	5:29pm Mr Fab: Linda: ooh snap!
	5:29pm Linda Lee: it's true! :-D
	👻 5:30pm Kat in Chicago: omg I should go count mine
	👻 5:31pm Kat in Chicago: I've actually stopped getting them every single time
	5:31pm fred: I lost count, but I have over 100 WFMU T-shirts
	5:32pm Linda Lee: wow!
	5:32pm Otis Fodder: Go Fred, yea!!
	5:32pm Mr Fab: A WFMU bumper sticker (that I put n a magnet) vanished from my car last year. But they left my KXLU sticker.
	5:33pm Linda Lee: that's terrible! someone wanted the cool factor free!
	5:34pm Linda Lee: very uncool.
	5:34pm Linda Lee: isn't that the bass line from 'sunshine superman'?
	5:35pm Mr Fab: yeah, they probly don't even pledge. Posers!
	👻 5:36pm Kat in Chicago: fred, you won. I count 12 clean, 3-4 in the wash, one in the sewing pile because I want to alter it, 2-3 that I've "outgrown", one that got washed with a lipstick in my pants pocket and isn't really wearable. Plus one sweatshirt and three hoodies.
	5:36pm captain mike in port Whitby: Ain’t nothing like a Funkified Flautist!
	5:36pm Mr Fab: if anyone is looking for a sound-collage project: take Sandor's voice from the "Sexual Pleasures" record and mix it with his dialogue from a Juson Fountain 'drammer.'
	5:37pm Dave In St Albans UK: The swag for Life T shirts are very desirable to have BUT I have decided to donate all of my future monthly payments to WFMU 100% without the goodies. Posting last Springs swag to the UK cost far too much of my donations.
	5:37pm Mr Fab: it's called "James Brown's Bag " but it's that song "Black is Black"...
	👻 5:38pm Kat in Chicago: That's good of you, Dave. I'm always impressed with the generosity of the international listeners!
	5:39pm Otis Fodder: Fab - Totally. That Moe Koffman album has killer groovy shindig sounds and adopts many hits within.
	5:39pm Linda Lee: i knew i was hearing something else in there. i thought it was 'band of gold'.
	5:40pm Linda Lee: that's great of you, Dave.
	5:43pm Otis Fodder: Very very nice Dave!!
	5:45pm chresti: Hello! Once again persuaded by the now sounds of Otis!
	5:46pm Linda Lee: hi chresti!
	5:47pm Otis Fodder: Oh yay, hi Chresti!!! :)
	5:51pm chresti: :)
	5:52pm Dave In St Albans UK: Another great show tonight Otis. A big thanks. Gotta go but will catch the bits I missed via the archive. Have a good week!
	5:53pm Linda Lee: beautiful show, Otis! thank you!! lovely.
	5:56pm chresti: Thanks Otis, I'm afraid I missed a lot, just got home from work...glad I found you again!
	5:56pm Otis Fodder: Thanks everyone, have a real nice rest of the weekend/Sunday eve. See a bunch of you in chat this week if I can breakaway from work (unlike last week). Take care!
	👻 5:57pm Kat in Chicago: I missed a bunch too, but that means we have the archive to look forward to!
	5:59pm Mr Fab: Thanks so much for once again fun-isizing my Sundays, Otis!

Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from September 8, 2019

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September 8, 2019: We know a remote farm in Lincolnshire, where Mrs. Buckley lives; every July, peas grow there...

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Chico Hamilton	That Boy With That Long Hair	His Great Hits				Yes, always...	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Wilson Stone, David Blomquist, Maurice Levine, and Arthur Harris for Xerox	Bit By Bit	Take It From Here - 1971	Xerox	1971	LP	From the collection of Jonathan Ward	0:06:20 (Pop-up)
Evolution Control Committee	Music For Selling	Commercial Ad Hoc	Illegal Art / Seeland / Cha-Bashira	2000	CD		0:09:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	"Music, really... sells!"					Music, really... sells!	0:13:28 (Pop-up)
Messer Chups	Good Riddance (Good Time Remix)	End ‎- The Sick Generation	Hymen	2005	CD		0:15:22 (Pop-up)
Messer Chups	Hey! "Hey!" by "Messer Chups"	Tipsy ‎- Remix Party!	Asphodel	2002	CD		0:18:03 (Pop-up)
The Evolution Control Committee	Pollution	Double The Phat And Still Tasteless	The Evolution Control Committee	1996	CD		0:22:04 (Pop-up)
The Evolution Control Committee	Dirtywerk	Double The Phat And Still Tasteless					0:23:07 (Pop-up)
Dana Countryman	Day Tripper "Day Tripper" by "Dana Countryman"	Moog-tastic! Electronic Melodies From The 24th Century	Oglio	2010	CD		0:26:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	"Day Tripppppppin'"					Day Tripppppppin'	0:28:33 (Pop-up)
Steev Hise	Frustr8ed "Frustr8ed" by "Steev Hise"	Original	Viral Communications	1998	CD-R		0:41:12 (Pop-up)
Steev Hise	Return of the King "Return of the King" by "Steev Hise"	Original					0:43:10 (Pop-up)
Surface Noise	LTO (Distended Mix)	©opy-©at Suicide	Zerobeat Studios	1995	CD-R		0:46:38 (Pop-up)
Surface Noise	Sampler Tracks "Sampler Tracks" by "Surface Noise"	Copy Cat Suicide					0:55:21 (Pop-up)
Deep Zen Pill w/ Brother Bam Shock	Power	69 Plunderphonics 96	Seeland	1975	CD	Compilation 2001	1:06:52 (Pop-up)
O Yuki Conjugate	Disco Song "Disco Song" by "O Yuki Conjugate"	Untitled	Emotional Rescue	1983	10"	Reissue 2018	1:10:34 (Pop-up)
Bruhahá Babélico	Bruhahá II "Bruhahá II" by "Bruhahá Babélico"	Outro Tempo: Single Promocional	Music from Memory	2019	12"		1:14:25 (Pop-up)
Beach Surgeons (Graham Massey of 808 State)	Chicken Skin Planet (Edit)	Plastic Dance 2: Domestic Synth Pop & Patchbay Punk Compiled by Andy Votel & Doug Shipton	Cache Cache	2019	LP		1:23:44 (Pop-up)
Art Garfunkel	"You've gone to the very thing I love and said, 'Let me erase the thing you love.' My answer is, 'Please, let me keep the thing I like.'"			1992	Other	Studio Chatter	1:29:23 (Pop-up)
Laibach	I Me Mine "I Me Mine" by "Laibach"	Let It Be	Mute	1988	LP		1:32:38 (Pop-up)
Laibach	Across The Universe "Across The Universe" by "Laibach"	Let It Be					1:37:33 (Pop-up)
Dana Countryman	Deserted Planet (with Fay Lovsky on Theremin)	Moog-tastic! Electronic Melodies From The 24th Century	Oglio	2010	CD		1:41:08 (Pop-up)
Orson Welles	"We know a remote farm in Lincolnshire, where Mrs. Buckley lives; every July, peas grow there…"	Celebrities ... At Their Worst!	Mad Deadly Worldwide Communist Gangster Computer God	1970	CD	Here, under protest, is "beef burgers." "We know a little place in the American far west, where Charlie Briggs chops up the finest prairie-fed beef and tastes..." Compilation 1998	1:44:22 (Pop-up)
Dupont	Louisiana Losses "Louisiana Losses" by "Dupont"	Five Bushels Closer To My Heart - And Other Original Country Hits From The Proven Record Of Benlate Fungicide	Dupont	1984	LP	From the collection of Jonathan Ward	1:48:19 (Pop-up)
Tony Luis	Qiana "Qiana" by "Tony Luis"	Qiana: The Four Elements	Dupont	1968	LP	"This souvenir album is your reminder that "Qiana" represents a new level of esthetics and performance in fibers, fabrics and garments."	1:51:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:						Lush and Lovely... yours today with Dupont behind the wheel to your prospective future.	1:54:05 (Pop-up)
Janko Nilovic	Le vent dans les Algues	Sweet Colours	Mondiophone/Crea Sound	1977	LP		2:03:59 (Pop-up)
Janko Nilovic	Jungle Story "Jungle Story" by "Janko Nilovic"	Un couple dans la ville	Montparnasse 2000	1976	LP		2:06:46 (Pop-up)
Chromalox	The Eight Seasons (Music and Dialoque)	The Eight Seasons of Chromalox	Emerson Electric Co.	1971	LP	With Chromalox you can rest assured that every season includes a bonus season... a Chromalox season, comforting you...	2:09:23 (Pop-up)
Con Edison	Let's Clear the Air - Side One (excerpt)	Let's Clear the Air. Nuclear Energy. Is it the safe energy a growing world needs?	Con Edison	1971	LP	"Safe... reliable... and environmentally sound... we hope you will agree with us." - Mister Loose, Con Edison	2:20:01 (Pop-up)
Brute Force	Applause-Crickets-Pledge	Planetwork	Brute Force Records	1980	CD	Released 2009, recorded 1980. Arranged by Chris Dedrick of The Free Design.	2:26:17 (Pop-up)
Brute Force	Above The Machine "Above The Machine" by "Brute Force"	Planetwork					2:27:07 (Pop-up)
Brute Force	Fantasy Of Nationality	Planetwork					2:29:40 (Pop-up)
Brute Force	Thunder – One Borderline	Planetwork					2:29:50 (Pop-up)
Brute Force	Spinning Rock "Spinning Rock" by "Brute Force"	Planetwork					2:30:05 (Pop-up)
Brute Force	Spinning Rock Melody "Spinning Rock Melody" by "Brute Force"	Planetwork					2:32:48 (Pop-up)
Brute Force	Spinning Rock Lullaby	Planetwork					2:33:38 (Pop-up)
Brute Force	Driving To The Stars "Driving To The Stars" by "Brute Force"	Planetwork					2:35:55 (Pop-up)
Brute Force	Pledge Of Allegiance To The Planet	Planetwork					2:37:35 (Pop-up)
Bob Chance	Honey Lips "Honey Lips" by "Bob Chance"	It's Broken!	Trunk	1980	LP	Reissue 2012	2:41:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	"Honey Lips... honey lips..."					Honey Lips... honey lips...	2:44:16 (Pop-up)
Judson Fountain, Sandor Weisberger & The Old Codger	The Nasty Roomer! (script by Don Brockway, engineered by Irene Trudel) - Recorded live at WFMU 10/30/1995	Dark Dark Dark Tales	Innova	1995	CD	Compilation 2008	2:58:47 (Pop-up)
The Dirty Duck	Baby's On Fire "Baby's On Fire" by "The Dirty Duck"	The Dirty Duck LIVE!!!	Woof Moo	2000	MP3	Live - July 30, 2000 - The Stork Club	3:11:32 (Pop-up)
Sexual Pleasures Film Documentary Series with Lawrence Welk	The Buttocks and Anus	Irwin's Show	Woof Mooo	2001	MP3	May 9, 2001	3:17:14 (Pop-up)
Otis, Irwin, Michelle & The Dirty Duck	Don't Judge Me	Incorrect Music	Woof Moooo	2001	MP3	May 9, 2001	3:18:45 (Pop-up)
Sexual Pleasures Film Documentary Series with Lawrence Welk	The Veergiana	Irwin's Show	Woof Mooooo	2001	MP3	May 9, 2001	3:23:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	"Oh my!"					Oh my!	3:24:46 (Pop-up)
Janko Nilovic	Funky Village "Funky Village" by "Janko Nilovic"	Vocal Impressions	Montparnasse 2000	1971	LP		3:31:59 (Pop-up)
Moe Koffman	James Brown's Bag "James Brown's Bag" by "Moe Koffman"	Turned On	Jubilee	1968	LP		3:34:45 (Pop-up)
The Young Lovers	The Black Queen's Beads	Barbarella	Design		LP		3:37:25 (Pop-up)
Steve Poorman	She's Not There "She's Not There" by "Steve Poorman"	Andy & Pat's Groovy Cosmic Love Hour - Record Collection (Funky 45s)	Big Beef		CD-R	Compilation 1999	3:40:36 (Pop-up)
The Inmates	Crystal Ball "Crystal Ball" by "The Inmates"	Teen Expo: The Cleopatra Label	Numero		CD	Compilation 2018	3:44:49 (Pop-up)
Jim Helms	Mother's Girl "Mother's Girl" by "Jim Helms"	His Wife's Habit	Capitol	1970	LP	Soundtrack	3:47:16 (Pop-up)
Dominic Frontiere	Hammersmith Is Out (Main Title)	Hammersmith Is Out	Capitol	1972	LP	Soundtrack. Directed by Peter Ustinov. Starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton +++	3:49:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	"Hammersmith Is (taking us) Out..."					Hammersmith Is (taking us) Out...	3:51:45 (Pop-up)
The Nashville Strings	For Your Love	Andy & Pat's Groovy Cosmic Love Hour - Record Collection (Funky 45s)	Big Beef		CD-R	Compilation 1999	3:54:58 (Pop-up)
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Listener comments!
	2:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis ... is... is... is... is....
	2:03pm Otis Fodder: Hi Jan!
	2:04pm Linda Lee: beautiful! what an opener! hi!
	2:05pm Linda Lee: busy & all ears. :-)
	2:07pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): ready and willing for some Friendly Persuasion!
	2:09pm Otis Fodder: Hi LL & GST, Happy Sunday!!
	2:09pm Linda Lee: gosh, this is superb. corporate music is so fascinating. hello Granny!
	2:11pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Linda, hi GST!
	2:11pm Linda Lee: this is gonna be a very good show. so glad we're here together! :-)
	2:16pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): howdy, Otis, Linda Lee, Jan! Ah, yes, i remember Tipsy well from the cocktail revival era.
	2:17pm Linda Lee: i've been in the woods for 20 years & know nothing. i'm here to learn.
	2:18pm Linda Lee: this is literally true.
	2:19pm Rich in Washington: This is no ordinary pea.
	2:20pm Jan Turkenburg: So you have been liturally living in the woods for 20 years? wow... what a boring habitat I have.. :-(
	2:20pm Otis Fodder: Even in the big city, I feel like I'm in the woods a ton... always new stuff to dig into from music to fruit at the market.
	2:20pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich
	2:20pm Otis Fodder: Hey Rich! Peas coming, I promise. :)
	2:20pm Mr Fab: Happy Sundays, y'all! Is 'End ‎- The Sick Generation" a Messer Chups album? I don't have that one.
	2:20pm Linda Lee: yes, Jan! i live in what's called the catskill state park. it's mostly woods, with houses attached. :-)
	2:21pm Rich in Washington: Hi Jan! Hi Otis! Hi Linda Lee! Hi Granny! Hi Mr. Fab!
	2:21pm Linda Lee: yes, Otis, definitely! foraging is foraging :-)
	2:22pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Alright, Rich is here with the onion dip!
	2:22pm Linda Lee: mmmmmmmm ... onion dip!
	2:23pm Rich in Washington: and clam dip!
	2:23pm Linda Lee: mmmmmmm.. onion dip!
	2:24pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): and geoduck dip!
	2:25pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): was that The Village People invading for a second?
	2:26pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): nope, AC/DC?
	2:26pm Otis Fodder: I think it may have been. Can't Stop The Music!
	2:28pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab
	2:28pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): What else to do but clicky star the whole dang episode!?!?!
	2:28pm Linda Lee: sure saves time! :-D
	2:29pm Jan Turkenburg: I looked up some pictures of the catskill state park... AWEsome!
	2:30pm Linda Lee: it is. :-)
	2:30pm Jan Turkenburg: I know, Otis. You "don't know these people" ;)
	2:31pm Rich in Washington: I think Morgan Fisher was briefly a Rajneeshi.
	2:31pm Jan Turkenburg: The Klaatu version of calling occupants is lovely too
	2:32pm Rich in Washington: RESearch was our weird internet before the internet. I still have all my RESearch pubs.
	2:33pm Linda Lee: yes!! definitely right!
	2:35pm Linda Lee: off to the chores now, but i'm all ears. love it. thanks Otis!
	2:36pm Linda Lee: i love bran flakes. no complaints, ever.
	2:38pm Linda Lee: detritus.net is still online.
	2:39pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): REsearch has done so much to bring subcultural treasures to the people
	2:40pm Jan Turkenburg: I regret putting that robot text-file in my root-folder... I lost the back-ups of my first site and blogs and now they are gone forever...
	2:44pm Otis Fodder: Wow... detritus.net ! I didn't check pre-show. Going to post-show. Thanks Linda!
	2:44pm Rich in Washington: Oh man! I've always loved this album. I got to meet Steev a few years ago when he was doing visuals for Negativland.
	2:45pm Otis Fodder: Hi Fab!!
	2:45pm Rich in Washington: This album reminds me of when I'd plunder tons of stuff via detritus.net. Cool to hear it's still around, LL!
	2:45pm Otis Fodder: Me too Rich. Original is such a great one, been meaning to play.
	2:45pm Linda Lee: absolutely. :-)
	2:48pm Mr Fab: detritus.net was my turn-of-the-century guide to sample music. Where I first heard of the mashup scene. hadn't thought of that place in ages.
	2:49pm Otis Fodder: Really happy to dig into detritus.net post-show. That was a huge resource for me as well.
	2:51pm Linda Lee: it doesn't appear to be as vital as it was, but it's there.
	2:53pm fred: First time tuning in (thanks/blame goes to the new live DJ thing on the main page)
	2:54pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Fred!
	2:54pm Otis Fodder: Hi Fred. I just caught that too yesterday the new live dj mention on the player. So nice.
	2:56pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): hey, fred! yes, that new feature seems to be drawing in more folx!
	2:56pm fred: @Otis Fodder: I listened to your premium a few days ago. "A Kiss Without A Hug" is quite the earworm
	3:00pm Otis Fodder: That album is such a gem Fred, by WFMU earworm standards. :)
	3:01pm Linda Lee: hi fred! is Art's spirit in the air these days? Darryl just posted a link to the 'Diane Linkletter Story' online & Art's mourning record.
	3:05pm Jan Turkenburg: I'm listening outside through the open windows while it's still possible.
	3:06pm Linda Lee: who loves ya baby? ;-)
	3:07pm fred: Last month I got 20 Jandek records, and I'm seriously considering doing that again. And I saw him live this year and loved that set. I saw him dancing during another band's set, instead of hiding backstage. I really appreciate that, few musicians show up and support others that way
	3:09pm Otis Fodder: It's been about 20 years since I gave a sit-down listen to Jandek. I should try again. Fred, what album would you suggest for trepid souls?
	3:14pm Otis Fodder: ...and I really love to hear the human/laid-back dancing story. I like that a whole lot too.
	3:17pm fred: I like "I Threw You Away" a lot, but with that guy I don't think suggestions really work. Also I have barely made a dent in that recent haul
	3:18pm Otis Fodder: Will check out. I always have to revisit as over time tastes morph and evolve, up or down or often sideways.
	3:26pm Rich in Washington: I think Telegraph Melts and Blue Corpse are my favorite Jandek albums.
	3:28pm Otis Fodder: Now I really gotta listen to Jandek again, been years.
	3:30pm Linda Lee: art! i love hearing studio shop talk. it's fun.
	3:30pm Otis Fodder: It's almost sacrilege saying this.. but it took me years to get into Beefheart as well. But only a few seconds to get into Wild Man Fischer. Oh my.
	3:31pm Linda Lee: art's talking about art & the engineer's talking about work. wild.
	3:39pm Rich in Washington: I love this album. When asked why they chose to cover Let It Be in its entirety, Laibach replied 'because it was their worst album'
	3:42pm Otis Fodder: Here as well Rich. I didn't know that bit. Wonderful!
	3:45pm fred: A former coworker from Slovenia told me Laibach once had such an epic show that they had to bring emergency beer supply from Austria
	3:45pm Linda Lee: more studio shop talk! love!
	3:46pm Jan Turkenburg: Impossible, meaningless!
	3:47pm Linda Lee: wow. more art vs work. :-D
	3:48pm Jan Turkenburg: "this is a lot of shit, you know that"
	3:49pm Linda Lee: the artist thinks the act is shit. that's a problem.
	3:49pm Jan Turkenburg: takes me back to 365 days :-) I took quite some quotes from that in my "tributes"
	3:50pm Linda Lee: 365 days? something else i missed in the woods?
	3:52pm Jan Turkenburg: www.ubu.com...
	3:52pm Linda Lee: oh! fantastic!!
	3:55pm Linda Lee: Qiana! synthetic nylon.
	3:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Fay Lovsky rocks and guess what? She's Dutch!
	3:59pm Linda Lee: brava Fay! :-)
	3:59pm Jan Turkenburg: I once met her briefly, but I had one of the worst hangovers ever and I completely screwed it up.... (true story)
	4:00pm Linda Lee: sorry about the hangover. :-(
	4:03pm Linda Lee: yes!! fantastic! :-D
	4:11pm fred: @Jan: Han Bennink once told me he missed the train to a Sonic Youth concert he was supposed to play in because of the same issue. You're in good company
	4:14pm Linda Lee: this 'chromalox' piece is superb.
	4:22pm Dave In St Albans UK: Finally made it to the show. Hi everyone. Missed a lot of goodies by the look of it.
	4:23pm Linda Lee: indian point.. the shame of new york state.
	4:24pm Otis Fodder: Hi Dave, still on the road traveling?
	4:25pm Otis Fodder: LL, wanted to say thanks too for the slight chat kick a few weeks back when I was playing that disco tape mix... started archiving old tapes after that, got like a dozen down so far. Sometimes I need that, hey(!) to get my archive motor runnin'!
	4:27pm Linda Lee: great!!! glad you're doing that. you're inspiring me too. gotta get back to the sounds after i put out this brush fire..
	4:29pm Dave In St Albans UK: Finally back home after another quick visit to Thailand. Missing Cambodia very much. Good to be home though, if only to relax.
	4:30pm Linda Lee: what do you miss about Cambodia, Dave?
	4:35pm Linda Lee: that might be a tough one to condense..
	4:36pm Dave In St Albans UK: The people,the food,the buzz of life,the landscape etc. The saying is that Cambodia will steal your heart and you will fall in love with the friendly people. It's true.
	4:37pm Mr Fab: Dave, sounds like you need to re-write a certain Dead Kennedys song
	4:37pm Otis Fodder: So many fantastic Cambodian (rocks-styled) compilations out as well. Sublime Frequencies has some amazing output there. I would love to visit, I am sure I would leave a piece of my heart as well, gladly.
	4:38pm Linda Lee: wow. imagine falling in love with a society. i'm looking for a divorce from mine. :-D will you go back?
	4:38pm Otis Fodder: I fell in love with Quebec.
	4:39pm Linda Lee: it must help to develop a connection through a particular person.
	4:39pm Otis Fodder: Pulling out Bob Chance for Mr Fab next. Something I meant to play a few weeks ago but my mixer went on the fritz the last hour a show. Up next!
	4:40pm Linda Lee: i know of James, not Bob.. hmm
	4:41pm Otis Fodder: Oh my, Bob could be James' DIY cousin of back-room bar band royality.
	4:42pm Linda Lee: ahaha! really?
	4:42pm Rich in Washington: Oh yeah!
	4:42pm Linda Lee: oh wowwww
	4:43pm Otis Fodder: A bar I would like to go to. One with a band playing, low-key, pool table, cabbies hanging out in-between shifts. Oh wait, I go to those bars!!
	4:43pm Dave In St Albans UK: Most definitely will return. My wife and two teenage son's have all said that we will go visit again. Probably when we travel Laos and Vietnam late next year. Those Sublime Frequencies comps look fascinating. I now wish that I had recorded some of the extraordinary sounds that I heard from Cambodian radio stations these past weeks.
	4:43pm Rich in Washington: I hope that someday someone finally digitizes the complete Dick Vaughn's Moribund Music of the 70s episodes of OTE so we can hear these songs unexpurgated at last.
	4:44pm Rich in Washington: I still want to hear the complete Balderdash by Gary Brizzilara (sp?) Gawd, I'm such a Negadork!
	4:44pm Linda Lee: i'm glad you all enjoy it equally. wonderful. yes, go back when you can! time is so short, really.
	4:46pm Dave In St Albans UK: Montreal and Quebec. Two cities I would love to live. Enjoyed my stay in 1982.
	4:47pm Linda Lee: darlin i've been chased out of 4 gentrified neighborhoods so far & we're working on the 5th. i hear you.
	4:52pm Mr Fab: Ha, thanks for the Chance! And Rich, if that's what you're referring to, the Bob Chance album has been reissued on Trunk Records.
	4:57pm fred: @Dave: You should check out Kink Gong, he has amazing field recordings from Cambodia (and other places)
	4:58pm Rich in Washington: Yes. I may have to buy it. I was referring to this whacked out would-be novelty record that 'Dick' plays. A track called Balderdash. I swear I once ran into the complete song in the early days of the internet, but perhaps it's a false memory implanted by my gangster computer god overseers to keep me in Frankenstein radio control slavery. Ey vey.
	4:58pm Linda Lee: kinkgong.net
	4:58pm Mr Fab: There's been a resurgence of Toto's "Africa," whaaa?!
	4:59pm Linda Lee: that one passed me by too, Mr. F.
	4:59pm Dave In St Albans UK: @fred wow,that sounds very interesting. Thanks for the heads up!
	5:01pm Rich in Washington: I love these!
	5:02pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): what's gonna happen!???!
	5:02pm fred: @Linda Lee: Thanks for providing the link
	5:03pm Linda Lee: surely.
	👻 5:06pm Kat in Chicago: I just tuned in and I'm not sure what I'm listening to, but I'd know the Old Codger's voice anywhere!
	5:09pm Otis Fodder: Hi Kat. Playing some WFMU bits for a bit now. Old Codger, ha ha, yessss!
	5:17pm captain mike in port Whitby: Disco duck Enossification!
	5:18pm tw2sheds: Some want to practice it till they get it right!
	👻 5:18pm Kat in Chicago: cringing
	5:24pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): but wait, there's more?!?!?
	👻 5:24pm Kat in Chicago: "the vaginer"
	5:24pm Linda Lee: lies. lies!
	5:24pm Otis Fodder: Taken from... blog.wfmu.org...
	5:24pm Mr Fab: Sandor hosting a radio drammer about the vaginer.
	5:24pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): as usual, no idea of the difference between vagina and vulva, right?
	👻 5:25pm Kat in Chicago: yes, and I don't believe I heard anything about the clitoris either
	5:25pm Linda Lee: no clue.
	5:26pm Linda Lee: it was there, but he passed right over it..
	5:28pm Linda Lee: as is typical.
	👻 5:28pm Kat in Chicago: haha yes indeed
	5:29pm Mr Fab: Linda: ooh snap!
	5:29pm Linda Lee: it's true! :-D
	👻 5:30pm Kat in Chicago: omg I should go count mine
	👻 5:31pm Kat in Chicago: I've actually stopped getting them every single time
	5:31pm fred: I lost count, but I have over 100 WFMU T-shirts
	5:32pm Linda Lee: wow!
	5:32pm Otis Fodder: Go Fred, yea!!
	5:32pm Mr Fab: A WFMU bumper sticker (that I put n a magnet) vanished from my car last year. But they left my KXLU sticker.
	5:33pm Linda Lee: that's terrible! someone wanted the cool factor free!
	5:34pm Linda Lee: very uncool.
	5:34pm Linda Lee: isn't that the bass line from 'sunshine superman'?
	5:35pm Mr Fab: yeah, they probly don't even pledge. Posers!
	👻 5:36pm Kat in Chicago: fred, you won. I count 12 clean, 3-4 in the wash, one in the sewing pile because I want to alter it, 2-3 that I've "outgrown", one that got washed with a lipstick in my pants pocket and isn't really wearable. Plus one sweatshirt and three hoodies.
	5:36pm captain mike in port Whitby: Ain’t nothing like a Funkified Flautist!
	5:36pm Mr Fab: if anyone is looking for a sound-collage project: take Sandor's voice from the "Sexual Pleasures" record and mix it with his dialogue from a Juson Fountain 'drammer.'
	5:37pm Dave In St Albans UK: The swag for Life T shirts are very desirable to have BUT I have decided to donate all of my future monthly payments to WFMU 100% without the goodies. Posting last Springs swag to the UK cost far too much of my donations.
	5:37pm Mr Fab: it's called "James Brown's Bag " but it's that song "Black is Black"...
	👻 5:38pm Kat in Chicago: That's good of you, Dave. I'm always impressed with the generosity of the international listeners!
	5:39pm Otis Fodder: Fab - Totally. That Moe Koffman album has killer groovy shindig sounds and adopts many hits within.
	5:39pm Linda Lee: i knew i was hearing something else in there. i thought it was 'band of gold'.
	5:40pm Linda Lee: that's great of you, Dave.
	5:43pm Otis Fodder: Very very nice Dave!!
	5:45pm chresti: Hello! Once again persuaded by the now sounds of Otis!
	5:46pm Linda Lee: hi chresti!
	5:47pm Otis Fodder: Oh yay, hi Chresti!!! :)
	5:51pm chresti: :)
	5:52pm Dave In St Albans UK: Another great show tonight Otis. A big thanks. Gotta go but will catch the bits I missed via the archive. Have a good week!
	5:53pm Linda Lee: beautiful show, Otis! thank you!! lovely.
	5:56pm chresti: Thanks Otis, I'm afraid I missed a lot, just got home from work...glad I found you again!
	5:56pm Otis Fodder: Thanks everyone, have a real nice rest of the weekend/Sunday eve. See a bunch of you in chat this week if I can breakaway from work (unlike last week). Take care!
	👻 5:57pm Kat in Chicago: I missed a bunch too, but that means we have the archive to look forward to!
	5:59pm Mr Fab: Thanks so much for once again fun-isizing my Sundays, Otis!

Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from September 8, 2019

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