WFMU: Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from August 5, 2020

Listener comments!
	5:01pm Doug Schulkind: You make me feel mighty reel.
	5:01pm fred: Hello David, Ruth and fellow listeners
	🥁 5:01pm david w: Doug!
	🥁 5:01pm listener james from westwood: Ooh, that's an old machine, there! Back from when they still hyphenated it as type-writer, I'll bet!
	🥁 5:01pm david w: fred!
	🥁 5:01pm david w: james!
	5:02pm steveo: greetings; very glad to be listening!
	🥁 5:02pm WR: Hi David and all, listening but busy working, have fun.
	5:03pm gailvachon: Hi David and Ruth!
	5:03pm steveo: i don't know james, it does say "new model" right on it
	5:04pm Caterina Verde: Hola, David, and Ruth.
	🥁 5:07pm david w: steveo!
	🥁 5:07pm david w: WR!
	🥁 5:08pm david w: Caterina!
	🥁 5:08pm david w: gail!
	🥁 5:09pm david w: @james: sorry I lost track of the provenance of that photo, but it is an east European museum collection I believe.
	🥁 5:11pm chresti: Hi David and Ridgewood company!
	🥁 5:12pm david w: Hi, chresti and company!
	🥁 5:17pm david w: Found this though: The Crandall Typewriter was patented in 1881 and manufactured by the Crandall Machine Company of Groton, New York. The Crandall used a type sleeve, as opposed to typebars, inked by a ribbon. It also used a non standard two-row keyboard. It has been called "the first American visible and practically useful typewriter."
	5:20pm northguineahills: I've looked at non-Qwerty keyboards before, but it would be like trying to learn to type all over....
	🥁 5:21pm david w: Yes, ngh. That's a challenge we really don't need.
	5:24pm doctorjazz: Hi all!
	🥁 5:25pm david w: doctor! hi!
	5:25pm steveo: in the 90s i was having hand pain from typing and switched to the dvorak layout & haven't looked back
	5:25pm βrian: I've used an AZERTY. That was devilish. I eventually learned to "misspell" certain words, and it all worked out.
	🥁 5:27pm david w: I didn't even know there were "modern" alternatives to QWERTY that have caught on.
	5:27pm steveo: don't tell wendy i have a mono radio
	🥁 5:29pm david w: Mono is back in style, Wendy doesn't know how cool you are.
	🥁 5:30pm listener james from westwood: Hell, I go mono on the WFMU app when blasting it from my phone speaker while showering.
	5:30pm steveo: dvorak seems to be the most popular; designed to have common keys on home row and to alternate hands for most words (as opposed to qwerty which was allegedly designed to slow you down so the hammers wouldn't collide and jam) neither do i, david, but it gets great reception
	🥁 5:31pm WR: david, you say you were blocked from buying Open Reel Ensemble recording. What do you mean blocked? According to their web site they have two CD and one DVD. Each released by different publisher. On of which is Sakamoto Ryuichi's common label. (Scroll down for the English) eiwada.com...
	5:33pm fred: The french Apple keyboard is hell for coding. Many extremely common characters require pressing 3 keys. Then again, I already hated Apple before having to use the thing, so I'm biased
	🥁 5:34pm WR: Ah, that wasn't their web site, here it is openreelensemble.com...
	🥁 5:34pm david w: Thanks, WR. I'll try again. I found the CDs but got a "not available in your country" message when I tried to access the store.
	🥁 5:37pm david w: My sympathies, fred. I'm not a coder but I did have to write scripts for MAX/MSP on a German keyboard some years ago. Clumsy.
	5:37pm βrian: I can't imagine coding on anything but an Apple keyboard, but I don't think I've ever used the french one.
	🥁 5:37pm WR: Which store? Most of their releases appear to be on Amazon JP, which I've bought from a few times, but I guess they could decline a product to be sent to USA.
	🥁 5:38pm david w: I think I gave up too soon, WR.
	5:38pm steveo: if you wrote a script, you're a coder :) i switched from mac to ubuntu (linux) recently and the differences in command keys and other subtleties are sometimes frustrating
	🥁 5:40pm david w: Hello there, βrian.
	🥁 5:41pm WR: Laters all.
	🥁 5:42pm david w: Be good, WR!
	5:42pm βrian: Hola. Those drone tones are dove-tailing with the sound of a vacuum downstairs. I can't aurally segregate them. Ambient indeed.
	5:42pm fred: @βrian: it's OK as long as you don't use things like brackets (square or curly), backslash, tilde or backquote (I'm a c++ coder)
	🥁 5:43pm david w: The number of shortcuts and commands that I've known and loved and have gone to the graveyard could fill a cathedral.
	5:45pm βrian: @fred: Huh, I do use them quite a lot. The US keyboard must be quite different.
	5:45pm Doug Schulkind: "Flooded with shit," conjures quite the image.
	5:47pm steveo: alas, the kitchen calls; thanks for what I heard
	5:47pm gailvachon: I thought you were always live, from your apartment. I feel cheated.
	5:48pm βrian: @gailvachon: Oh c'mon. Radio listening is all about promiscuity.
	5:50pm gailvachon: @βrian, I did not know that. I don't feel cheated ON, just cheated.
	🥁 5:50pm david w: Sorry, Doug. It's the sad truth, if rudely stated.
	5:51pm ruth: Hi Folks hope nobody's without electricity after the big blow yesterday! We had a few moments or flickering lights here but luckily it didn't go off.
	5:52pm gailvachon: Ruth!!
	🥁 5:52pm david w: gail! I wasn't trying to be tricky, just practical (my apartment has slow internet so it was impossible).
	5:52pm doctorjazz: Cool percussion track (synthesizer not too prominent so far)
	🥁 5:53pm listener james from westwood: Bergen County, NJ, is always a weird patchwork of power outages. I kept mine, but 2 blocks away they lost it. During Sandy my parents 1 town over were back up in 1.5 days; 5 minutes away from them, families didn't get restored for TWO WEEKS.
	5:53pm gailvachon: Your mean landlord still won't let you get Fios?
	5:53pm ruth: Yeah David this is great. Never heard Tigue before.
	🥁 5:55pm david w: To those without electricity service, keep peddling to enjoy the rest of today: Gary Sullivan’s Bodega Pop Live 7-10pm EDT: Indonesia: Avant-garde, shadow play, psychedelic, gamelan, post-rock, dangdut, and field recordings from the Emerald of the Equator Sam Segal’s If You Lose Your Horse: 10-midnite
	🥁 5:55pm david w: Thanks, Ruth!
	5:55pm heinseng: Hey Ruth! Liking Tigue also
	🥁 5:56pm david w: heinseng! welcome!
	5:56pm ruth: Hiya heinseng and Gail
	5:57pm βrian: Thinking about getting a solar array, as our neighbor to the south just cut down a huge tree. "Electricity comes from other planets."
	🥁 5:58pm david w: @gail: fios won't come to my building.
	5:59pm ruth: if you have solar on your house, but aren't off grid does it still work in an outtage or do you still need the power company for something?
	6:01pm βrian: I think it just depends on the configuration, but most commonly it's supplemental power.
	6:01pm doctorjazz: We're also in a spotlike James here in Central Jersey. Lots of houses in the area lost power, we're OK (happens most of the time, though the REALLY big storms have sometimes knocked our power out as well)
	6:02pm doctorjazz: (A coworker is coming in a while to put stuff in our fridge/freezer so it doesn't go bad).
	6:05pm ruth: @dr.j I sure hope everybody gets power before it gets really hot again. When I lived in the country with a well for water no power meant no water too. No flush toilet either.
	6:06pm Ike: Hi all!
	🥁 6:07pm david w: Hi, Ike!
	6:08pm gailvachon: Is it gonna get really hot again?
	6:08pm ruth: Hi Ike
	🥁 6:09pm chresti: I like this! Hi ruth!
	6:09pm ruth: @ Ike what are those things flying by the cat in your avatar? corncobs? bananas? My cat LOVES corn.
	6:10pm ruth: Hi chresti I like it too!
	6:10pm gailvachon: Me too.
	6:11pm ruth: Yes Gail the world is going to get hotter and hotter and be incinerated by the sun. Haven't you heard?
	6:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Another stranger to the Cats & Cucumbers phenomenon... Hullo happy to be suspended here in syncopation...
	6:12pm gailvachon: I must have been under a rock.
	6:14pm Ike: @Ruth, cucumbers! There is a whole internet video category of cats who are terrified of cucumbers. The cat in this gif seems more awed than terrified though, so it doesn't make a whole lot of sense, heh.
	6:15pm gailvachon: @Ike, I think those are pickles, not cucumbers.
	6:16pm ruth: Hmm. Cucumbers. live and learn.
	6:16pm gailvachon: Pickled cucumbers. Because they have a yellowish cast, not the eager green of cucumbers
	6:17pm Ike: @gailvachon, indeed, I was thinking pickles and typing cukes. Though of course some commenters have argued there is no difference, but they are wrong, because in pickled form, they are way more tasty.
	6:18pm gailvachon: @Ruth, where is your avatar?
	6:18pm ruth: I think I went to this show- I remember the instrument but not this music!
	6:18pm gailvachon: @Ike I am relieved we are in agreement about this matter.
	6:22pm ruth: I once had a cat that was terrified of those little blue rubber balls people use for handball. If he saw one he would jump in the air and run like hell!
	6:28pm doctorjazz: This Ondoline Orchestra track makes me smile.
	🥁 6:29pm david w: Later this week: Drummer Stream Discotheque: this week’s installment takes place 3-7pm EDT, Friday, August 7 live from New York City, as 100% Whatever host Mary Wing pays homage to shameless ’80s overindulgence! (With plenty of guilt-free trax from other decades as well.) Put on your red shoes and dance the blues for four hours!
	🥁 6:30pm david w: Smiling, yes, doc. Smiling, good.
	6:31pm βrian: Pickles? We've putting up dilly beans, lately. And a couple of experiments: carrots, onions, and so on.
	6:33pm gailvachon: This makes me think of music in Jacques Tati movies.
	6:34pm gailvachon: Not this, the last part.
	6:37pm doctorjazz: My daughter's dog LOVES to eat cucumbers (which I've never seem a dog do before). She'll pretty much eat anything we eat.
	6:38pm fred: @david: Any chance of Fire Over Heaven concerts restarting anytime soon? Asking for friend (actually, a composer living in NYC)
	🥁 6:41pm david w: @fred: it's a dangerous room for transmission (40 people is a packed house) so we stand down for the foreseeable future.
	6:43pm ruth: Hope springs eternal Fred!
	6:44pm βrian: I had a friend whose cat loved butternut squash and pea soup.
	6:45pm ruth: Were doing some FOH podcasts -in the making as we speak and a Bandcamp to feature the artists recordings
	🥁 6:46pm chresti: I've seen cat food with yams in it.
	6:48pm fred: @ruth: that sounds great! Well, not as great as actual shows, but it would be a good way to keep the series alive (and hopefully the musicians)
	6:48pm ruth: I just showed my cats a cucumber and they sniffed and looked at me like- surely you jest?
	6:51pm ruth: I know Fred. We got a little grant money for the series and will use it to pay the musicians in the podcasts
	🥁 6:51pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, y'all!
	🥁 6:52pm chresti: Excellent! Thank you!
	6:52pm Doug Schulkind: Loved every minute of it, David!
	6:52pm ruth: Bye James!
	🥁 6:53pm david w: thanks, Doug, chresti, james, fred, and all. Take care!
	6:54pm fred: I only saw Jeck perform once, as part of the Gavin Bryars ensemble playing The Sinking of the Titanic
	🥁 6:55pm david w: Anybody ever see Philip Jeck in the USA?
	🥁 6:56pm david w: And to all you pickle scholars, thank you!
	🥁 6:57pm chresti: Love this!
	6:57pm northguineahills: You'd think I'd had seen Jeck, but no, I've seen every other turntabilist... One of my favorite stereolab tracks is, "Jenny Odioline". thanks david!
	6:57pm ruth: Bub-bye folks furry faces and empty bowls calling my name See you all next week.
	🥁 6:58pm david w: Gary Sullivan coming up next!
	🥁 6:59pm david w: Thank you ngh!
	6:59pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David!

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from August 5, 2020

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Ridgewood Radio features concert recordings by adventurous bands and experimental musicians and restored archival tapes from private and institutional collections captured at venues large and small across the five boroughs of New York. It is produced by David Weinstein and Outpost Artists Resources operating out of the Ridgewood section of Queens, NY, where you'll find more yellow bricks than on the road to Oz and the cemetery of your choice is never more than a few blocks from home.

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August 5, 2020: Soft Machines

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Works that utilize analog and electro-acoustic skills and tools,
from Terry Riley, Wendy Carlos, the percussion trio Tigue,
Gotye’s Ondioline Orchestra, and more.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Open Reel Ensemble	Open Reel Kotatsu Session	Open Reel Ensemble	YouTube	2020	The group uses open reel tape recorders, exclusively, and a wide variety of tape manipulation techniques (scrubbing, spinning, tapping, braking).
Music behind DJ: David W Fragments	Shift "Shift" by "David W Fragments"	Ridgewood Radio Noise Library	freesound.org	2020	Hands on.	0:01:10 (Pop-up)
Terry Riley	Shri Camel (revisited)	The Three Generations Trio	i dischi di angelica	2016	Riley synthesizer, piano, voice, voice harmonizer; Gyan Riley electric guitar, acoustic guitar; Tracy Silverman 6-string electric violin, violin. Recorded at Teatro Rossini, Lugo, Italy, 9 May 2013.	0:05:02 (Pop-up)
Wendy Carlos	Summer "Summer" by "Wendy Carlos"	Sonic Seasonings	Columbia	1972	Originally designed to be released as a quadrophonic recording (the label refused to comply) and predates “ambient” music by Eno and others by several years.	0:21:57 (Pop-up)

TIGUE	Surfaces (concert recording)	Roulette Concert Series	Roulette Archive	6 June 2016	From an evening of compositions written collaboratively and individually by group members. This one is Quilts (2015) for percussion and synthesizer with Matt Evans, Amy Garapic. and Carson Moody – all on percussion+.	0:46:57 (Pop-up)

Ondioline Orchestra	Gotye Presents a Tribute to Jean-Jacques Perrey	Roulette Concert Series	Roulette Archive	13 Feb 2018	Popular and obscure Perrey compositions for the Ondioline, an early electronic keyboard instrument invented by Frenchman Georges Jenny, organized and performed by Australian pop artist Wally De Backer aka Gotye. With De Backer – Ondioline, vocals, percussion (and commentary), ; Rob Schwimmer – Ondioline, Theremin, Moog, keyboards; Joe McGinty – Moog and keyboards; Sean Dixon – drummer; Nick Oddy – guitar; Jacob Silver – bass.	1:13:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Philip Jeck	Louie's Riddle "Louie's Riddle" by "Philip Jeck"	Loopholes	Touch	2010	British artist Jeck, an early and important innovator in turntablism, who utilizes vinyl alongside both analog and digital processing.	1:51:12 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!
	5:01pm Doug Schulkind: You make me feel mighty reel.
	5:01pm fred: Hello David, Ruth and fellow listeners
	🥁 5:01pm david w: Doug!
	🥁 5:01pm listener james from westwood: Ooh, that's an old machine, there! Back from when they still hyphenated it as type-writer, I'll bet!
	🥁 5:01pm david w: fred!
	🥁 5:01pm david w: james!
	5:02pm steveo: greetings; very glad to be listening!
	🥁 5:02pm WR: Hi David and all, listening but busy working, have fun.
	5:03pm gailvachon: Hi David and Ruth!
	5:03pm steveo: i don't know james, it does say "new model" right on it
	5:04pm Caterina Verde: Hola, David, and Ruth.
	🥁 5:07pm david w: steveo!
	🥁 5:07pm david w: WR!
	🥁 5:08pm david w: Caterina!
	🥁 5:08pm david w: gail!
	🥁 5:09pm david w: @james: sorry I lost track of the provenance of that photo, but it is an east European museum collection I believe.
	🥁 5:11pm chresti: Hi David and Ridgewood company!
	🥁 5:12pm david w: Hi, chresti and company!
	🥁 5:17pm david w: Found this though: The Crandall Typewriter was patented in 1881 and manufactured by the Crandall Machine Company of Groton, New York. The Crandall used a type sleeve, as opposed to typebars, inked by a ribbon. It also used a non standard two-row keyboard. It has been called "the first American visible and practically useful typewriter."
	5:20pm northguineahills: I've looked at non-Qwerty keyboards before, but it would be like trying to learn to type all over....
	🥁 5:21pm david w: Yes, ngh. That's a challenge we really don't need.
	5:24pm doctorjazz: Hi all!
	🥁 5:25pm david w: doctor! hi!
	5:25pm steveo: in the 90s i was having hand pain from typing and switched to the dvorak layout & haven't looked back
	5:25pm βrian: I've used an AZERTY. That was devilish. I eventually learned to "misspell" certain words, and it all worked out.
	🥁 5:27pm david w: I didn't even know there were "modern" alternatives to QWERTY that have caught on.
	5:27pm steveo: don't tell wendy i have a mono radio
	🥁 5:29pm david w: Mono is back in style, Wendy doesn't know how cool you are.
	🥁 5:30pm listener james from westwood: Hell, I go mono on the WFMU app when blasting it from my phone speaker while showering.
	5:30pm steveo: dvorak seems to be the most popular; designed to have common keys on home row and to alternate hands for most words (as opposed to qwerty which was allegedly designed to slow you down so the hammers wouldn't collide and jam) neither do i, david, but it gets great reception
	🥁 5:31pm WR: david, you say you were blocked from buying Open Reel Ensemble recording. What do you mean blocked? According to their web site they have two CD and one DVD. Each released by different publisher. On of which is Sakamoto Ryuichi's common label. (Scroll down for the English) eiwada.com...
	5:33pm fred: The french Apple keyboard is hell for coding. Many extremely common characters require pressing 3 keys. Then again, I already hated Apple before having to use the thing, so I'm biased
	🥁 5:34pm WR: Ah, that wasn't their web site, here it is openreelensemble.com...
	🥁 5:34pm david w: Thanks, WR. I'll try again. I found the CDs but got a "not available in your country" message when I tried to access the store.
	🥁 5:37pm david w: My sympathies, fred. I'm not a coder but I did have to write scripts for MAX/MSP on a German keyboard some years ago. Clumsy.
	5:37pm βrian: I can't imagine coding on anything but an Apple keyboard, but I don't think I've ever used the french one.
	🥁 5:37pm WR: Which store? Most of their releases appear to be on Amazon JP, which I've bought from a few times, but I guess they could decline a product to be sent to USA.
	🥁 5:38pm david w: I think I gave up too soon, WR.
	5:38pm steveo: if you wrote a script, you're a coder :) i switched from mac to ubuntu (linux) recently and the differences in command keys and other subtleties are sometimes frustrating
	🥁 5:40pm david w: Hello there, βrian.
	🥁 5:41pm WR: Laters all.
	🥁 5:42pm david w: Be good, WR!
	5:42pm βrian: Hola. Those drone tones are dove-tailing with the sound of a vacuum downstairs. I can't aurally segregate them. Ambient indeed.
	5:42pm fred: @βrian: it's OK as long as you don't use things like brackets (square or curly), backslash, tilde or backquote (I'm a c++ coder)
	🥁 5:43pm david w: The number of shortcuts and commands that I've known and loved and have gone to the graveyard could fill a cathedral.
	5:45pm βrian: @fred: Huh, I do use them quite a lot. The US keyboard must be quite different.
	5:45pm Doug Schulkind: "Flooded with shit," conjures quite the image.
	5:47pm steveo: alas, the kitchen calls; thanks for what I heard
	5:47pm gailvachon: I thought you were always live, from your apartment. I feel cheated.
	5:48pm βrian: @gailvachon: Oh c'mon. Radio listening is all about promiscuity.
	5:50pm gailvachon: @βrian, I did not know that. I don't feel cheated ON, just cheated.
	🥁 5:50pm david w: Sorry, Doug. It's the sad truth, if rudely stated.
	5:51pm ruth: Hi Folks hope nobody's without electricity after the big blow yesterday! We had a few moments or flickering lights here but luckily it didn't go off.
	5:52pm gailvachon: Ruth!!
	🥁 5:52pm david w: gail! I wasn't trying to be tricky, just practical (my apartment has slow internet so it was impossible).
	5:52pm doctorjazz: Cool percussion track (synthesizer not too prominent so far)
	🥁 5:53pm listener james from westwood: Bergen County, NJ, is always a weird patchwork of power outages. I kept mine, but 2 blocks away they lost it. During Sandy my parents 1 town over were back up in 1.5 days; 5 minutes away from them, families didn't get restored for TWO WEEKS.
	5:53pm gailvachon: Your mean landlord still won't let you get Fios?
	5:53pm ruth: Yeah David this is great. Never heard Tigue before.
	🥁 5:55pm david w: To those without electricity service, keep peddling to enjoy the rest of today: Gary Sullivan’s Bodega Pop Live 7-10pm EDT: Indonesia: Avant-garde, shadow play, psychedelic, gamelan, post-rock, dangdut, and field recordings from the Emerald of the Equator Sam Segal’s If You Lose Your Horse: 10-midnite
	🥁 5:55pm david w: Thanks, Ruth!
	5:55pm heinseng: Hey Ruth! Liking Tigue also
	🥁 5:56pm david w: heinseng! welcome!
	5:56pm ruth: Hiya heinseng and Gail
	5:57pm βrian: Thinking about getting a solar array, as our neighbor to the south just cut down a huge tree. "Electricity comes from other planets."
	🥁 5:58pm david w: @gail: fios won't come to my building.
	5:59pm ruth: if you have solar on your house, but aren't off grid does it still work in an outtage or do you still need the power company for something?
	6:01pm βrian: I think it just depends on the configuration, but most commonly it's supplemental power.
	6:01pm doctorjazz: We're also in a spotlike James here in Central Jersey. Lots of houses in the area lost power, we're OK (happens most of the time, though the REALLY big storms have sometimes knocked our power out as well)
	6:02pm doctorjazz: (A coworker is coming in a while to put stuff in our fridge/freezer so it doesn't go bad).
	6:05pm ruth: @dr.j I sure hope everybody gets power before it gets really hot again. When I lived in the country with a well for water no power meant no water too. No flush toilet either.
	6:06pm Ike: Hi all!
	🥁 6:07pm david w: Hi, Ike!
	6:08pm gailvachon: Is it gonna get really hot again?
	6:08pm ruth: Hi Ike
	🥁 6:09pm chresti: I like this! Hi ruth!
	6:09pm ruth: @ Ike what are those things flying by the cat in your avatar? corncobs? bananas? My cat LOVES corn.
	6:10pm ruth: Hi chresti I like it too!
	6:10pm gailvachon: Me too.
	6:11pm ruth: Yes Gail the world is going to get hotter and hotter and be incinerated by the sun. Haven't you heard?
	6:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Another stranger to the Cats & Cucumbers phenomenon... Hullo happy to be suspended here in syncopation...
	6:12pm gailvachon: I must have been under a rock.
	6:14pm Ike: @Ruth, cucumbers! There is a whole internet video category of cats who are terrified of cucumbers. The cat in this gif seems more awed than terrified though, so it doesn't make a whole lot of sense, heh.
	6:15pm gailvachon: @Ike, I think those are pickles, not cucumbers.
	6:16pm ruth: Hmm. Cucumbers. live and learn.
	6:16pm gailvachon: Pickled cucumbers. Because they have a yellowish cast, not the eager green of cucumbers
	6:17pm Ike: @gailvachon, indeed, I was thinking pickles and typing cukes. Though of course some commenters have argued there is no difference, but they are wrong, because in pickled form, they are way more tasty.
	6:18pm gailvachon: @Ruth, where is your avatar?
	6:18pm ruth: I think I went to this show- I remember the instrument but not this music!
	6:18pm gailvachon: @Ike I am relieved we are in agreement about this matter.
	6:22pm ruth: I once had a cat that was terrified of those little blue rubber balls people use for handball. If he saw one he would jump in the air and run like hell!
	6:28pm doctorjazz: This Ondoline Orchestra track makes me smile.
	🥁 6:29pm david w: Later this week: Drummer Stream Discotheque: this week’s installment takes place 3-7pm EDT, Friday, August 7 live from New York City, as 100% Whatever host Mary Wing pays homage to shameless ’80s overindulgence! (With plenty of guilt-free trax from other decades as well.) Put on your red shoes and dance the blues for four hours!
	🥁 6:30pm david w: Smiling, yes, doc. Smiling, good.
	6:31pm βrian: Pickles? We've putting up dilly beans, lately. And a couple of experiments: carrots, onions, and so on.
	6:33pm gailvachon: This makes me think of music in Jacques Tati movies.
	6:34pm gailvachon: Not this, the last part.
	6:37pm doctorjazz: My daughter's dog LOVES to eat cucumbers (which I've never seem a dog do before). She'll pretty much eat anything we eat.
	6:38pm fred: @david: Any chance of Fire Over Heaven concerts restarting anytime soon? Asking for friend (actually, a composer living in NYC)
	🥁 6:41pm david w: @fred: it's a dangerous room for transmission (40 people is a packed house) so we stand down for the foreseeable future.
	6:43pm ruth: Hope springs eternal Fred!
	6:44pm βrian: I had a friend whose cat loved butternut squash and pea soup.
	6:45pm ruth: Were doing some FOH podcasts -in the making as we speak and a Bandcamp to feature the artists recordings
	🥁 6:46pm chresti: I've seen cat food with yams in it.
	6:48pm fred: @ruth: that sounds great! Well, not as great as actual shows, but it would be a good way to keep the series alive (and hopefully the musicians)
	6:48pm ruth: I just showed my cats a cucumber and they sniffed and looked at me like- surely you jest?
	6:51pm ruth: I know Fred. We got a little grant money for the series and will use it to pay the musicians in the podcasts
	🥁 6:51pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, y'all!
	🥁 6:52pm chresti: Excellent! Thank you!
	6:52pm Doug Schulkind: Loved every minute of it, David!
	6:52pm ruth: Bye James!
	🥁 6:53pm david w: thanks, Doug, chresti, james, fred, and all. Take care!
	6:54pm fred: I only saw Jeck perform once, as part of the Gavin Bryars ensemble playing The Sinking of the Titanic
	🥁 6:55pm david w: Anybody ever see Philip Jeck in the USA?
	🥁 6:56pm david w: And to all you pickle scholars, thank you!
	🥁 6:57pm chresti: Love this!
	6:57pm northguineahills: You'd think I'd had seen Jeck, but no, I've seen every other turntabilist... One of my favorite stereolab tracks is, "Jenny Odioline". thanks david!
	6:57pm ruth: Bub-bye folks furry faces and empty bowls calling my name See you all next week.
	🥁 6:58pm david w: Gary Sullivan coming up next!
	🥁 6:59pm david w: Thank you ngh!
	6:59pm doctorjazz: Thanks, David!

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from August 5, 2020

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