WFMU: Lost Media Archive (The Radio Show) with BC Sterrett: Playlist from February 13, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:00pm Rich in Washington: Hiya, BC!
	12:01pm ARB: Hi BC and Rich and others!
	12:01pm Ursula1000: hey!!
	12:01pm BC Sterrett: Hello everyone :)
	12:02pm Rich in Washington: Hi ARB@ Hi Ursual1000!
	12:02pm chresti: Hi BC and lost peoples!
	12:05pm BC Sterrett: Takes me a second to get oriented if I've left the radio playing off my laptop. lol
	12:05pm Martinibomb: Hi BC!
	12:06pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi again everyone!
	12:06pm BC Sterrett: Hello Martinibomb, Chresti, Rich, Ursula, ARB :)
	12:08pm Martinibomb: I think I read a long time ago that Esquivel did the audio for that universal tv logo you'd see at the end of tv programs.
	12:09pm Franco Twinkie: Hi BC! Thanks for jogging my senile memory. I've been trying to remember where I saw Combustible Edison, and it just came to me - Fuzzyland! a long gone club in Los Angeles that use to be a bowling ally. Now if I could just remember the year.
	12:09pm BC Sterrett: I wouldn't doubt it
	12:11pm BC Sterrett: I've heard Quiet Village so much that I'll only play it if the magazine makes reference to it directly. ha
	12:12pm Martinibomb: It's hard to ever get tired of. IF you didn't play it, that would be like a reggae DJ refusing to play Bob Marley. Hahah
	12:12pm Otis Fodder: Tuned in, just rolled on to the computer. Hi BC and all! Hope you had a grand show Jan!
	12:12pm Franco Twinkie: I never get tired of Quite Village.
	12:13pm BC Sterrett: Good cause here it is again :)
	12:14pm BC Sterrett: The first time I've played these versions back to back
	12:15pm Franco Twinkie: This is the cover I will see as the lights are going out.
	12:16pm BC Sterrett: This section focuses a lot on Les Baxter especially since he had just passed away at the time.
	12:29pm chresti: So, being wrapped in plastic gives you peace of mind?
	12:30pm Martinibomb: The lady I used to buy my copies of cool & strange from is now one our city commissioner's :-D aahhh portland
	12:31pm BC Sterrett: I had to order mine through the mail, since no one carried it here
	12:32pm BC Sterrett: Oops, botched the end of that one
	12:33pm Ursula1000: were Cool and Strange and RE Search related in any way?
	12:35pm BC Sterrett: Yes, Dana Countryman started CSM because he had wished that RE/Search had started their own magazine. So he took it in his own hands.
	12:35pm Ursula1000: ah cool
	12:36pm Martinibomb: I didn't know that!
	12:36pm Rich in Washington: Wow. I didn't know there was any kind of connection between CSM and RE/Search.
	12:37pm Rich in Washington: That first ten issues on PDF thing that Dana's offering is really worth it. It turns out it's the exact spread of issues I was missing!
	12:40pm BC Sterrett: The PDF of all other issues are coming out soon!
	12:41pm BC Sterrett: I have Dana's remaining issues of the physical issues. Should anyone want some, send them my way :)
	12:42pm BC Sterrett: oops, the remaining archive I mean
	12:43pm Rich in Washington: yeah. That, RE/Search, Michael Weldon's Psychotronic Video, - and a little before that, Forced Exposure - that was my primary outlet in those pre-internet days.
	12:44pm Ursula1000: oh totally. RE/Search was a HUGE gateway.
	12:44pm Martinibomb: Same here Rich! I was still down in Roseburg getting psychotronic video/forced exposure etc. in highschool Lol
	12:45pm Martinibomb: used to have to mail order comics until I was 14 and someone opened a comics shop finally!
	12:47pm Rich in Washington: The Tower Records in Beaverton Mall was my oasis from living in a backwards-ass hillbilly town. I'd stock up on magazines, zines and as many import records as I could afford.
	12:47pm BC Sterrett: RE/Search changed my life as well
	12:50pm Rich in Washington: I still have all of mine. But I still wasn't prepared for what a life changing thing that the Incredibly Strange Music books were. I really kicked my cratedigging thing into overdrive. I sort of felt stupid obsessively looking for and buying all these weird records before that.
	12:56pm Franco Twinkie: Since I lived in L.A. the thrift stores were full of this stuff as well as dishes from outer space and sport shirts that looked like wallpaper, all for next to nothing.
	12:56pm Otis Fodder: When the 1st ISM book came out I felt a kinship with a mass of people, where my tastes for school band to baxter to say, whistling records was meeting someone on a blue moon at a gathering.
	12:57pm Ursula1000: fab show---catch ya on the b-side
	12:58pm BC Sterrett: I didn't really start collecting vinyl seriously until I discovered Friendly Persuasion on the internet (Pre-Cool and Strange) and then the RE/Search books.
	12:59pm BC Sterrett: Stay tuned for Sounds Spectacular up next!
	12:59pm Otis Fodder: Before '94 with the first ISM book, in the early 90s, I did get my fill meeting people via Factsheet 5. More print, but there were some great connections with like-minded musical madcaps. Did not properly listen to FMU until 1999 when I could access the web stream (while in Seattle at the time). Previous to that ordered a number of things from The Catalog of Curiosities.
	1:00pm chresti: Thanks BC! There's that Mark Ryden cover again!
	1:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks BC That was enjoyable!
	1:00pm Otis Fodder: I love that Baxter comp. Art to selections. Thanks BC!

Lost Media Archive (The Radio Show) with BC Sterrett: Playlist from February 13, 2020

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February 13, 2020: Cool and Strange Music Magazine #1: Vol. 5 (Lounge, Exotica and a tribute to Les Baxter)

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Artist	Track	Album
Combustible Edison	Checkered Flag	Schizophonic
Esquivel	Torna A Sorrento "Torna A Sorrento" by "Esquivel"	Four Corners of the World
Moog Cookbook	Black Hole Sun "Black Hole Sun" by "Moog Cookbook"	The Moog Cookbook
Les Baxter	Quiet Village "Quiet Village" by "Les Baxter"	Original Quiet Village
Martin Denny	Quiet Village "Quiet Village" by "Martin Denny"	Exotica
Mel Torme and the Mel-Tones (Including Les Baxter)	What is this Thing Called Love	Back in Town
Nat King Cole w/ Les Baxter	Too Young	Unforgettable
Yma Sumac w/ Les Baxter	Taita Inty	Voice Of The Xtabay
Harry Revel/Dr.Samuel J.Hoffman/Les Baxter	Lunar Rhapsody	Music Out of The Moon
Les Baxter	April in Portugal "April in Portugal" by "Les Baxter"	Baxter's Best
Les Baxter	The Left Arm of Buddha	The Exotic Moods of Les Baxter
Les Baxter	Ruby "Ruby" by "Les Baxter"	The Lost Episode
Les Baxter	Canta de Ossanha "Canta de Ossanha" by "Les Baxter"	Canta de Ossanha - Brazil Now
Les Baxter	Girl From Uganda "Girl From Uganda" by "Les Baxter"	African Blue
James Bond and His Sextet	James Bond Theme	Shaken Not Stirred
Arthur Lyaman	Caravan "Caravan" by "Arthur Lyaman"	Shaken Not Stirred
Bob Florence	It Happened in Monterey	Shaken Not Stirred
The In Group	Man with the Golden Gun	Shaken Not Stirred
Jack (Bongo) Burger	Mambo Burger "Mambo Burger" by "Jack (Bongo) Burger"	Shaken Not Stirred
Harry Zimmerman Big Band	Orchids in the Moonlight	Shaken Not Stirred
(Bonus Track) Les Baxter	Jungalero	The Exotic Moods of Les Baxter

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm Rich in Washington: Hiya, BC!
	12:01pm ARB: Hi BC and Rich and others!
	12:01pm Ursula1000: hey!!
	12:01pm BC Sterrett: Hello everyone :)
	12:02pm Rich in Washington: Hi ARB@ Hi Ursual1000!
	12:02pm chresti: Hi BC and lost peoples!
	12:05pm BC Sterrett: Takes me a second to get oriented if I've left the radio playing off my laptop. lol
	12:05pm Martinibomb: Hi BC!
	12:06pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi again everyone!
	12:06pm BC Sterrett: Hello Martinibomb, Chresti, Rich, Ursula, ARB :)
	12:08pm Martinibomb: I think I read a long time ago that Esquivel did the audio for that universal tv logo you'd see at the end of tv programs.
	12:09pm Franco Twinkie: Hi BC! Thanks for jogging my senile memory. I've been trying to remember where I saw Combustible Edison, and it just came to me - Fuzzyland! a long gone club in Los Angeles that use to be a bowling ally. Now if I could just remember the year.
	12:09pm BC Sterrett: I wouldn't doubt it
	12:11pm BC Sterrett: I've heard Quiet Village so much that I'll only play it if the magazine makes reference to it directly. ha
	12:12pm Martinibomb: It's hard to ever get tired of. IF you didn't play it, that would be like a reggae DJ refusing to play Bob Marley. Hahah
	12:12pm Otis Fodder: Tuned in, just rolled on to the computer. Hi BC and all! Hope you had a grand show Jan!
	12:12pm Franco Twinkie: I never get tired of Quite Village.
	12:13pm BC Sterrett: Good cause here it is again :)
	12:14pm BC Sterrett: The first time I've played these versions back to back
	12:15pm Franco Twinkie: This is the cover I will see as the lights are going out.
	12:16pm BC Sterrett: This section focuses a lot on Les Baxter especially since he had just passed away at the time.
	12:29pm chresti: So, being wrapped in plastic gives you peace of mind?
	12:30pm Martinibomb: The lady I used to buy my copies of cool & strange from is now one our city commissioner's :-D aahhh portland
	12:31pm BC Sterrett: I had to order mine through the mail, since no one carried it here
	12:32pm BC Sterrett: Oops, botched the end of that one
	12:33pm Ursula1000: were Cool and Strange and RE Search related in any way?
	12:35pm BC Sterrett: Yes, Dana Countryman started CSM because he had wished that RE/Search had started their own magazine. So he took it in his own hands.
	12:35pm Ursula1000: ah cool
	12:36pm Martinibomb: I didn't know that!
	12:36pm Rich in Washington: Wow. I didn't know there was any kind of connection between CSM and RE/Search.
	12:37pm Rich in Washington: That first ten issues on PDF thing that Dana's offering is really worth it. It turns out it's the exact spread of issues I was missing!
	12:40pm BC Sterrett: The PDF of all other issues are coming out soon!
	12:41pm BC Sterrett: I have Dana's remaining issues of the physical issues. Should anyone want some, send them my way :)
	12:42pm BC Sterrett: oops, the remaining archive I mean
	12:43pm Rich in Washington: yeah. That, RE/Search, Michael Weldon's Psychotronic Video, - and a little before that, Forced Exposure - that was my primary outlet in those pre-internet days.
	12:44pm Ursula1000: oh totally. RE/Search was a HUGE gateway.
	12:44pm Martinibomb: Same here Rich! I was still down in Roseburg getting psychotronic video/forced exposure etc. in highschool Lol
	12:45pm Martinibomb: used to have to mail order comics until I was 14 and someone opened a comics shop finally!
	12:47pm Rich in Washington: The Tower Records in Beaverton Mall was my oasis from living in a backwards-ass hillbilly town. I'd stock up on magazines, zines and as many import records as I could afford.
	12:47pm BC Sterrett: RE/Search changed my life as well
	12:50pm Rich in Washington: I still have all of mine. But I still wasn't prepared for what a life changing thing that the Incredibly Strange Music books were. I really kicked my cratedigging thing into overdrive. I sort of felt stupid obsessively looking for and buying all these weird records before that.
	12:56pm Franco Twinkie: Since I lived in L.A. the thrift stores were full of this stuff as well as dishes from outer space and sport shirts that looked like wallpaper, all for next to nothing.
	12:56pm Otis Fodder: When the 1st ISM book came out I felt a kinship with a mass of people, where my tastes for school band to baxter to say, whistling records was meeting someone on a blue moon at a gathering.
	12:57pm Ursula1000: fab show---catch ya on the b-side
	12:58pm BC Sterrett: I didn't really start collecting vinyl seriously until I discovered Friendly Persuasion on the internet (Pre-Cool and Strange) and then the RE/Search books.
	12:59pm BC Sterrett: Stay tuned for Sounds Spectacular up next!
	12:59pm Otis Fodder: Before '94 with the first ISM book, in the early 90s, I did get my fill meeting people via Factsheet 5. More print, but there were some great connections with like-minded musical madcaps. Did not properly listen to FMU until 1999 when I could access the web stream (while in Seattle at the time). Previous to that ordered a number of things from The Catalog of Curiosities.
	1:00pm chresti: Thanks BC! There's that Mark Ryden cover again!
	1:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks BC That was enjoyable!
	1:00pm Otis Fodder: I love that Baxter comp. Art to selections. Thanks BC!

Lost Media Archive (The Radio Show) with BC Sterrett: Playlist from February 13, 2020

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