WFMU: Jason Elbogen: Playlist from September 13, 2019

Listener comments!
	11:00am Martinibomb: Hey Jason, wow I'm actually here at your start time! Coffee makes anything possible.
	11:02am Martinibomb: Sounding good. Lound n Clear
	11:02am Mr Fab: Happy Friday the 13th, all. Settling in for some Jason El-BOO-gen action
	11:10am Martinibomb: Just got a spam email with the title "HAY! Straws" I dunno just thought that was funny to me this morning
	11:24am Jason Elbogen: Martin: were they trying to sell bulk straws?
	11:24am Mr Fab: made of hay?
	11:25am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Jason, MB, Mr F.!
	11:26am fred: Good morning Jason and all
	11:27am Jason Elbogen: You could probably fashion a straw out of 'hay'. Which reminds me of the cardboard paper (as opposed to plastic) straw I had for the first time at a Manhattan restaurant a few weeks ago...
	11:27am Jason Elbogen: Hey Fred! Glad you have another day off...
	11:29am Mr Fab: this is perfect waking-up music. (Keep in mind it's 8 30 am here in Chez Fab)
	11:30am fred: @Jason: There's a big public transit strike today here. Walking 5 miles to work didn't look good with the heavy pollution
	11:42am Rich in Washington: urgh. Just rolled out of bed. Hello everybodeez!
	11:44am Linda Lee: Hay! Good morning!
	11:48am Rich in Washington: Hi LL!
	11:48am Linda Lee: Hay there Rich!
	11:51am Jan Turkenburg: Hay to LL, Hay to Fred and Hay to Rich!
	11:53am Linda Lee: Hay Jan!
	11:53am Rich in Washington: Hi Jan!
	11:53am Linda Lee: amazing recording.
	11:54am Mr Fab: all this hay is making me sneeze!
	11:56am Mr Fab: Mrs Fab got tix to see Brian Wilson (w/The Zombies) last night at the Greek Theater as a birthday present to me. I am still not down off the clouds from it. What an incredible experience.
	11:56am fred: @Jason: according to the Ocora site, the Yo Ji-Suk record was released in 2015
	11:57am Linda Lee: beautiful, Mr. F! so Brian's well?
	12:01pm Rich in Washington: That's cool, Mr. Fab!
	12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: I totally get that Mr.Fab. Wow... that must have been something. btw, I was playing the Zombies' Summertime version this afternoon at local radio.
	12:03pm Mr Fab: Brian seems to be as well as can be....just sat at the piano. his crack band (orchestra, more like), which included old pals like Al Jardine, did most of the musical heavy lifting.
	12:04pm Linda Lee: it had to be great to hear him!
	12:05pm Rich in Washington: This is something, Jason!
	12:05pm Mr Fab: Jan, after their excellent opening set, the Zombies came out later and performed "God Only Knows" with Brian & group!
	12:06pm Linda Lee: wow ..
	12:06pm Jan Turkenburg: I can imagine that was magical.
	12:08pm Linda Lee: read a piece recently on the aging of our musical gods. we'll be losing them all before long ~ unless they're intergalactic coyotes like Keith Richards.
	12:09pm Linda Lee: who, unfortunately, seems to be losing his capabilities, going by a recent gig review.
	12:10pm Rich in Washington: speaking of zombies... Keef just mounting the stage with his guitar has become the whole spectacle.
	12:11pm Mr Fab: "intergalactic coyotes" that's great. Well, that's exactly what we were taking about with some of the other people in the audience. (They were kicking themselves for never seeing Tom Petty) See the legends while you can (And I STILL haven't seen neil Young...)
	12:11pm Rich in Washington: This show is just amazing, Jason! It's really waking me up.
	12:11pm Dave In St Albans UK: And the Zombies came from St Alban's!
	12:13pm Mr Fab: Wow Dave, they should have a plaque in the town square or sumthin! They did a few of their hits, some new tunes, then played the entirety of "Odessey and Oracle" with an expanded group.
	12:13pm Dave In St Albans UK: Btw Jason. Today's show is going down very well with me. Thanks!
	12:13pm Linda Lee: indeed, Rich! those are pretty expensive sightings, too. they've got to keep it up, though. the families to support alone! to me it sometimes seems like a weird curse.. like the red shoes!
	12:14pm fred: @Mr Fab: I haven't seen Neil Young either, and most likely never will. Just too expensive
	12:16pm Linda Lee: Mr F ~ lucky me, saw Tom Petty early on at the Bottom Line in New York. sat within a few feet of the stage, '78 or so. great show! beauitiful energy. :-) but the point is to catch it all as best we can before we're out of time, right?
	12:16pm Linda Lee: & then, to avoid regretting what we haven't done.
	12:16pm Dave In St Albans UK: @Mr Fab There should be a plaque. I need to check that out. Colin Blunstone et al have done some local gigs. I missed the last Zombies gig though.
	12:18pm Mr Fab: I hear ya Fred, shows are crazy expensive nowadays. But I'll see Neil if i have to live on raman for months!
	12:19pm Dave In St Albans UK: My favourite was seeing Arthur Lee with a reformed version of Love performing Forever Changes. Sadly he passed away the following year.
	12:20pm fred: But I did see a good Jandek show this year (and have seen Keiji Haino several times)
	12:22pm Linda Lee: i saw Keef with his original teef! that should count for something.
	12:24pm Jason Elbogen: Fred--As a person who learned about Jandek in college because of the dozens of records he sent (that almost no one ever played) to my old radio station in Iowa 25 years ago, it's mind-blowing to think that I'm here reading about someone who saw him touring Europe...
	12:24pm Dave In St Albans UK: Linda that made me laugh out loud! :-)
	12:24pm Mr Fab: Dave, i went thru a period where i would see a legend and they would die shortly after, like within months. Link Wray, Joe Strummer, Tito Puente, Ray Charles..they all gave great performances, they didnt' seem old or sickly. I was beginning to worry that i was carrying some kind of curse with me, esp after Strummer.
	12:25pm Mr Fab: Keef's Teef - anyone need a band name?
	12:25pm Linda Lee: :-D :-D
	12:26pm Mr Fab: Oh, and Jason - this Afro stuff is a JAM.
	12:27pm Linda Lee: yes beautiful ~
	12:28pm Linda Lee: Mr Fab, that is very, very strange. i'm not beyond thinking you had a 6th sense about who you should see, even if it was subconscious.
	12:30pm Linda Lee: we do have premonitions.
	12:30pm Dave In St Albans UK: Keef's Teef. I'd buy it! I am currently reading Irwin Chusid's "Songs in The Key of Z" which I think is a great read. He has a chapter on Jandek. I might explore his "difficult" music after reading up on him. Any recommendations on where to start with his music?
	12:32pm Rich in Washington: Hi Dave in St Albans UK: I really like his debut album, Ready For the House, and Telegraph Melts, Blue Corpse. IMO, most of his early 80s, to late 80s records are pretty good/unique/interesting.
	12:33pm Mr Fab: Steve Marshall doesn't look like a singer, more like someone with some kind of official ID who's just like to ask you a couple questions.
	12:33pm Rich in Washington: Irwin's book is essential for this kind of stuff. Most of the artists in it are dead now.
	12:34pm Linda Lee: actually went down a little early Stones rabbit hole last night. they were a fun band. working very hard, apparently, but clearly still enjoying it.
	12:38pm fred: @Jason: It gets worse: I even ordered 20 CDs from him this summer
	12:40pm Mr Fab: Don't worry, Jason - one of my tag lines for this channel is "Problematic Programming." I trust the audience to be smart enough to take things in the proper context.
	12:41pm Linda Lee: american culture & society are deeply racist & this has never gone away. no use denying it.
	12:42pm Thibault: Hi Jason, hi Fred, hi everyone
	12:43pm Rich in Washington: Hi Thibault!
	12:43pm Linda Lee: hi hi!
	12:45pm Linda Lee: gorgeous recording..
	12:47pm Linda Lee: there's an idea.. follow that basic lyric through all its musical trips! maybe the last time. i don't know.
	12:50pm Jason Elbogen: here's a link to contemporary reporting on the Carmichael case: www.newspapers.com...
	12:50pm Mr Fab: This is spectacular gospel!
	12:51pm Linda Lee: fantastic.
	12:56pm Linda Lee: everyone used the term 'colored'. that was an acceptable way to designate non-white. it wasn't pejorative.
	12:58pm Dave In St Albans UK: Hi Rich in Washington. Just purchased "Telegraph Melts" and "Blue Corpse" . The reviews sounded intriguing! Thanks for the reco's.
	12:58pm Rich in Washington: This album has been on my Discogs Marketplace wantlist for as long as I can remember.
	12:58pm Rich in Washington: Yay! Hope you like them.
	1:02pm Mr Fab: Oh man, i have a digital copy of 'Ratfucker " from ages ago, should really check that out again. Thx for reminding me of it, jason! (And this "Mo" is really from 1976?!)
	1:05pm fred: I like this Billy Woods & Kenny Segal track
	1:20pm Mr Fab: "Gynt on the Rocks" must surely go down in school-record history. Wonder if it's been re-issued a la Langley Schools Music Project..?
	1:22pm Martinibomb: B4 I forget I keep meaning to make sure I am pronouncing your name right Jason.. is it Elbo-Gin like the booze? Or Elbo-gain (like again but without the a?) Or say it on air so I get it right.
	1:22pm Thibault: Nice music from Belgium
	1:26pm Mr Fab: Elbow Gin sounds like a cocktail i would not want to try, but I do think that's how it's pronounced.
	1:33pm Martinibomb: Thanks Mr. Fab.. I always start talking about his show and then I'm like am I pronouncing his name right??
	1:35pm fred: Jason, I have an idea for your new bed music: use one of Chief Kooffreh's backing tracks!
	1:37pm Mr Fab: fred: Ha!
	1:51pm Jason Elbogen: Fred--That's a really good idea, I'd have to remove the vocals though (there's no way I can compete with the Chief, even in the background)
	1:52pm Jason Elbogen: Also, I could rebrand every show-ful of mike-breaks as a 'new album' and sell them on Amazon.
	1:58pm Jan Turkenburg: yes we hear the dog!
	1:59pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks for a great show, Jason. I especially liked the school choirs!
	1:59pm Jan Turkenburg: I don't have anymore... :-(

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from September 13, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Baptist Student Union Choir of University of Arkasnas at Pine Bluffs	To God Be The Glory	University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (RPC Z510651 1968)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
La Donna	Give Them All To Jesus "Give Them All To Jesus" by "La Donna"	In The Light of His Love (197x Crusade Enterprises, Fiora IL)	0:05:21 (Pop-up)
Beth Sholom Folk Rock Service	Alenu	Chants For Peace (No Label 1968)	0:08:29 (Pop-up)
The Music Group of Civic Center Methodist Church (Johannesburg)	My Idenity	Will Heal Your Land (1977 Relaxation Records)	0:11:16 (Pop-up)

Crystal Nada	Hi Fu Mi Norito "Hi Fu Mi Norito" by "Crystal Nada"	AWA UTA (2018)	0:20:25 (Pop-up)
Yo Ji-Suk	Susimga (Depth) "Susimga (Depth)" by "Yo Ji-Suk"	Corée du Nord: Chants Traditionnels (2015)	0:28:02 (Pop-up)
Red Lake, Minnesota Indians	War Dance 4	Indian 70' - American Indian Ceremonial Tribal Music and Dances	0:33:04 (Pop-up)
Ali Oul R'Guibi	Chants Religieux Des Reguibat Par Ali Oul R'Guibi	VA - Musique Populaire Morocaine (BAM LD435 1970)	0:38:13 (Pop-up)
[San Jose, Costa Rica Street Musicians]	Madie Gal	VA-Musica Popular Afrolimonscense [Costa Rica]	0:40:58 (Pop-up)

Holly Herndon	Extreme Love "Extreme Love" by "Holly Herndon"	Proto (2019)	0:50:22 (Pop-up)
Jean-Philippe Goude	Ska Du Loup "Ska Du Loup" by "Jean-Philippe Goude"	Mini-Melodies (1978)	0:52:53 (Pop-up)
Sven-Ake Johansson + Alexander Von Schlippenbach	Bugsierschiff	Idylle and Katastrophen (Pro Torch 1980)	0:55:37 (Pop-up)
G.W.E.C.	Neutron Dawn "Neutron Dawn" by "G.W.E.C."	Bedroom Cassette Masters 1980-89 Volume Two	0:58:56 (Pop-up)

Jay Mitta	Tatizo Pesa "Tatizo Pesa" by "Jay Mitta"	Tatizo Pesa (2019)	1:06:44 (Pop-up)
Ercument Kilic	Seyh Samil "Seyh Samil" by "Ercument Kilic"	Music and Dances of the Turkic (1984)	1:08:41 (Pop-up)
Yishak Banjaw	Fikrehoy Temekeri "Fikrehoy Temekeri" by "Yishak Banjaw"	Love Songs Vol. 2	1:12:47 (Pop-up)
Stanislas Tohon	O Kou "O Kou" by "Stanislas Tohon"	Dans le Tchink System (1979 Editions Les Vedettes)	1:18:41 (Pop-up)
Steve Marshall	Do What You Will "Do What You Will" by "Steve Marshall"	Do What You Will (1978 Reynolds Recording Co.)	1:25:57 (Pop-up)

Sam Hatcher	Hicks Carmichael "Hicks Carmichael" by "Sam Hatcher"	The Kirkland Recordings - Newly Discovered Field Recordings From Tennessee and North Carolina 1937-1939	1:36:12 (Pop-up)
Clear Creek Schools	This Is My Father's World	Gonna Rise Up Singin' (1980 Brent Bene Recording Company)	1:39:51 (Pop-up)
Missionary Mamie Sample	This May Be the Last Time	Five Minutes to Midnight	1:41:52 (Pop-up)
The Bibleway Radio Choir of Brooklyn, N.Y.	There's Not A Friend	Stay With God (1976 Savoy)	1:44:35 (Pop-up)

Armand Schaubroeck Steals	Ratfucker	Ratfucker (1978)	1:53:45 (Pop-up)
Mo	Muscle Pumpkin "Muscle Pumpkin" by "Mo"	First Album (700 West 1976)	1:57:23 (Pop-up)
Billy Woods & Kenny Segal	Checkpoints	Hiding Places	2:00:46 (Pop-up)
The Ex	Pigs + Scales "Pigs + Scales" by "The Ex"	Joggers and Smoggers (1989)	2:04:21 (Pop-up)
The Waterfoot Dandy	Eggs Chips "Eggs Chips" by "The Waterfoot Dandy"	Waiting for Titan	2:07:02 (Pop-up)
Gai Saber & Itchthyosaurus	Teenage Dream	Die Jugen Mechaniker	2:09:45 (Pop-up)
Biocar	Hero "Hero" by "Biocar"	Hero/Walking on Water 7" (1980 Not Bad)	2:12:00 (Pop-up)
Boundstone School (students)	Come Back To me	Gynt on the Rocks (Private 1978)	2:15:16 (Pop-up)
Francoiz Breaut	BXL Bluette "BXL Bluette" by "Francoiz Breaut"	La Chirurgie Des Sentiments	2:18:57 (Pop-up)
Boy Harsher	Fate "Fate" by "Boy Harsher"	Careful (2019)	2:23:04 (Pop-up)

Mildred E Strang Middle School Chorus	Mighty Mouse	Turnstyles of Tyme [1973]	2:31:10 (Pop-up)
S. Hinks	Unreality "Unreality" by "S. Hinks"	VA - Other Alternatives (Sleepy Hollow 1984)	2:33:41 (Pop-up)
New Dawn	Depression - Doubting Castle	Mainline (1969)	2:36:33 (Pop-up)
John Braheny	Free Fall "Free Fall" by "John Braheny"	Some Kind of Change (1968)	2:38:52 (Pop-up)
Millfield School	Moments of Future and Psdy	Focus (1973 Deroy)	2:41:28 (Pop-up)
La Donna	Rise Again "Rise Again" by "La Donna"	In The Light of His Love (197x Crusade Enterprises, Fiora IL)	2:44:02 (Pop-up)
The Gospel Visionaires	World's On Fire	Heaven My Future Home (1975 Elite Records)	2:47:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:00am Martinibomb: Hey Jason, wow I'm actually here at your start time! Coffee makes anything possible.
	11:02am Martinibomb: Sounding good. Lound n Clear
	11:02am Mr Fab: Happy Friday the 13th, all. Settling in for some Jason El-BOO-gen action
	11:10am Martinibomb: Just got a spam email with the title "HAY! Straws" I dunno just thought that was funny to me this morning
	11:24am Jason Elbogen: Martin: were they trying to sell bulk straws?
	11:24am Mr Fab: made of hay?
	11:25am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Jason, MB, Mr F.!
	11:26am fred: Good morning Jason and all
	11:27am Jason Elbogen: You could probably fashion a straw out of 'hay'. Which reminds me of the cardboard paper (as opposed to plastic) straw I had for the first time at a Manhattan restaurant a few weeks ago...
	11:27am Jason Elbogen: Hey Fred! Glad you have another day off...
	11:29am Mr Fab: this is perfect waking-up music. (Keep in mind it's 8 30 am here in Chez Fab)
	11:30am fred: @Jason: There's a big public transit strike today here. Walking 5 miles to work didn't look good with the heavy pollution
	11:42am Rich in Washington: urgh. Just rolled out of bed. Hello everybodeez!
	11:44am Linda Lee: Hay! Good morning!
	11:48am Rich in Washington: Hi LL!
	11:48am Linda Lee: Hay there Rich!
	11:51am Jan Turkenburg: Hay to LL, Hay to Fred and Hay to Rich!
	11:53am Linda Lee: Hay Jan!
	11:53am Rich in Washington: Hi Jan!
	11:53am Linda Lee: amazing recording.
	11:54am Mr Fab: all this hay is making me sneeze!
	11:56am Mr Fab: Mrs Fab got tix to see Brian Wilson (w/The Zombies) last night at the Greek Theater as a birthday present to me. I am still not down off the clouds from it. What an incredible experience.
	11:56am fred: @Jason: according to the Ocora site, the Yo Ji-Suk record was released in 2015
	11:57am Linda Lee: beautiful, Mr. F! so Brian's well?
	12:01pm Rich in Washington: That's cool, Mr. Fab!
	12:01pm Jan Turkenburg: I totally get that Mr.Fab. Wow... that must have been something. btw, I was playing the Zombies' Summertime version this afternoon at local radio.
	12:03pm Mr Fab: Brian seems to be as well as can be....just sat at the piano. his crack band (orchestra, more like), which included old pals like Al Jardine, did most of the musical heavy lifting.
	12:04pm Linda Lee: it had to be great to hear him!
	12:05pm Rich in Washington: This is something, Jason!
	12:05pm Mr Fab: Jan, after their excellent opening set, the Zombies came out later and performed "God Only Knows" with Brian & group!
	12:06pm Linda Lee: wow ..
	12:06pm Jan Turkenburg: I can imagine that was magical.
	12:08pm Linda Lee: read a piece recently on the aging of our musical gods. we'll be losing them all before long ~ unless they're intergalactic coyotes like Keith Richards.
	12:09pm Linda Lee: who, unfortunately, seems to be losing his capabilities, going by a recent gig review.
	12:10pm Rich in Washington: speaking of zombies... Keef just mounting the stage with his guitar has become the whole spectacle.
	12:11pm Mr Fab: "intergalactic coyotes" that's great. Well, that's exactly what we were taking about with some of the other people in the audience. (They were kicking themselves for never seeing Tom Petty) See the legends while you can (And I STILL haven't seen neil Young...)
	12:11pm Rich in Washington: This show is just amazing, Jason! It's really waking me up.
	12:11pm Dave In St Albans UK: And the Zombies came from St Alban's!
	12:13pm Mr Fab: Wow Dave, they should have a plaque in the town square or sumthin! They did a few of their hits, some new tunes, then played the entirety of "Odessey and Oracle" with an expanded group.
	12:13pm Dave In St Albans UK: Btw Jason. Today's show is going down very well with me. Thanks!
	12:13pm Linda Lee: indeed, Rich! those are pretty expensive sightings, too. they've got to keep it up, though. the families to support alone! to me it sometimes seems like a weird curse.. like the red shoes!
	12:14pm fred: @Mr Fab: I haven't seen Neil Young either, and most likely never will. Just too expensive
	12:16pm Linda Lee: Mr F ~ lucky me, saw Tom Petty early on at the Bottom Line in New York. sat within a few feet of the stage, '78 or so. great show! beauitiful energy. :-) but the point is to catch it all as best we can before we're out of time, right?
	12:16pm Linda Lee: & then, to avoid regretting what we haven't done.
	12:16pm Dave In St Albans UK: @Mr Fab There should be a plaque. I need to check that out. Colin Blunstone et al have done some local gigs. I missed the last Zombies gig though.
	12:18pm Mr Fab: I hear ya Fred, shows are crazy expensive nowadays. But I'll see Neil if i have to live on raman for months!
	12:19pm Dave In St Albans UK: My favourite was seeing Arthur Lee with a reformed version of Love performing Forever Changes. Sadly he passed away the following year.
	12:20pm fred: But I did see a good Jandek show this year (and have seen Keiji Haino several times)
	12:22pm Linda Lee: i saw Keef with his original teef! that should count for something.
	12:24pm Jason Elbogen: Fred--As a person who learned about Jandek in college because of the dozens of records he sent (that almost no one ever played) to my old radio station in Iowa 25 years ago, it's mind-blowing to think that I'm here reading about someone who saw him touring Europe...
	12:24pm Dave In St Albans UK: Linda that made me laugh out loud! :-)
	12:24pm Mr Fab: Dave, i went thru a period where i would see a legend and they would die shortly after, like within months. Link Wray, Joe Strummer, Tito Puente, Ray Charles..they all gave great performances, they didnt' seem old or sickly. I was beginning to worry that i was carrying some kind of curse with me, esp after Strummer.
	12:25pm Mr Fab: Keef's Teef - anyone need a band name?
	12:25pm Linda Lee: :-D :-D
	12:26pm Mr Fab: Oh, and Jason - this Afro stuff is a JAM.
	12:27pm Linda Lee: yes beautiful ~
	12:28pm Linda Lee: Mr Fab, that is very, very strange. i'm not beyond thinking you had a 6th sense about who you should see, even if it was subconscious.
	12:30pm Linda Lee: we do have premonitions.
	12:30pm Dave In St Albans UK: Keef's Teef. I'd buy it! I am currently reading Irwin Chusid's "Songs in The Key of Z" which I think is a great read. He has a chapter on Jandek. I might explore his "difficult" music after reading up on him. Any recommendations on where to start with his music?
	12:32pm Rich in Washington: Hi Dave in St Albans UK: I really like his debut album, Ready For the House, and Telegraph Melts, Blue Corpse. IMO, most of his early 80s, to late 80s records are pretty good/unique/interesting.
	12:33pm Mr Fab: Steve Marshall doesn't look like a singer, more like someone with some kind of official ID who's just like to ask you a couple questions.
	12:33pm Rich in Washington: Irwin's book is essential for this kind of stuff. Most of the artists in it are dead now.
	12:34pm Linda Lee: actually went down a little early Stones rabbit hole last night. they were a fun band. working very hard, apparently, but clearly still enjoying it.
	12:38pm fred: @Jason: It gets worse: I even ordered 20 CDs from him this summer
	12:40pm Mr Fab: Don't worry, Jason - one of my tag lines for this channel is "Problematic Programming." I trust the audience to be smart enough to take things in the proper context.
	12:41pm Linda Lee: american culture & society are deeply racist & this has never gone away. no use denying it.
	12:42pm Thibault: Hi Jason, hi Fred, hi everyone
	12:43pm Rich in Washington: Hi Thibault!
	12:43pm Linda Lee: hi hi!
	12:45pm Linda Lee: gorgeous recording..
	12:47pm Linda Lee: there's an idea.. follow that basic lyric through all its musical trips! maybe the last time. i don't know.
	12:50pm Jason Elbogen: here's a link to contemporary reporting on the Carmichael case: www.newspapers.com...
	12:50pm Mr Fab: This is spectacular gospel!
	12:51pm Linda Lee: fantastic.
	12:56pm Linda Lee: everyone used the term 'colored'. that was an acceptable way to designate non-white. it wasn't pejorative.
	12:58pm Dave In St Albans UK: Hi Rich in Washington. Just purchased "Telegraph Melts" and "Blue Corpse" . The reviews sounded intriguing! Thanks for the reco's.
	12:58pm Rich in Washington: This album has been on my Discogs Marketplace wantlist for as long as I can remember.
	12:58pm Rich in Washington: Yay! Hope you like them.
	1:02pm Mr Fab: Oh man, i have a digital copy of 'Ratfucker " from ages ago, should really check that out again. Thx for reminding me of it, jason! (And this "Mo" is really from 1976?!)
	1:05pm fred: I like this Billy Woods & Kenny Segal track
	1:20pm Mr Fab: "Gynt on the Rocks" must surely go down in school-record history. Wonder if it's been re-issued a la Langley Schools Music Project..?
	1:22pm Martinibomb: B4 I forget I keep meaning to make sure I am pronouncing your name right Jason.. is it Elbo-Gin like the booze? Or Elbo-gain (like again but without the a?) Or say it on air so I get it right.
	1:22pm Thibault: Nice music from Belgium
	1:26pm Mr Fab: Elbow Gin sounds like a cocktail i would not want to try, but I do think that's how it's pronounced.
	1:33pm Martinibomb: Thanks Mr. Fab.. I always start talking about his show and then I'm like am I pronouncing his name right??
	1:35pm fred: Jason, I have an idea for your new bed music: use one of Chief Kooffreh's backing tracks!
	1:37pm Mr Fab: fred: Ha!
	1:51pm Jason Elbogen: Fred--That's a really good idea, I'd have to remove the vocals though (there's no way I can compete with the Chief, even in the background)
	1:52pm Jason Elbogen: Also, I could rebrand every show-ful of mike-breaks as a 'new album' and sell them on Amazon.
	1:58pm Jan Turkenburg: yes we hear the dog!
	1:59pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks for a great show, Jason. I especially liked the school choirs!
	1:59pm Jan Turkenburg: I don't have anymore... :-(

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from September 13, 2019

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