WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from August 10, 2020

Listener comments!
	9:01am pantz: Bring the Noise!
	9:02am Handy Haversack: Good morning, Joe and all the Yippers! Glad to be here.
	9:02am TDK60: Good morning Joe. Reminder: Fairport Convention and Richard Thompson do a video version of the annual F.C. fest this Sat. 15th, 2:30 PM, Jersey City time. www.youtube.com...
	👻 9:02am YETI BOB: yip, yip, yip
	9:02am Lixiviated Life: Yip yip yip y'all
	👻 9:03am Ken From Hyde Park: Boing boing! Good morning! Boing boing!
	9:04am Strandlund: Yip Yip Yip Boing Boing!!
	👻 9:04am 12539: Hapyhappy boing boing!
	9:04am Strandlund: Is this a Covid-19 themed show today, Joe?
	9:06am Joe McG: Hey folks! Welcome to the program! @Strandlund: I think every show is. @TDK60: Can't wait!
	9:06am deborah: Radio, radio, radio!
	9:06am Clay Pigeon: Hey Joe! Miss you man! Stay strong!
	👻 9:07am Marley P. Dogg: Morning Joe McG! Morning fellow yip yips! Hope everyone is well
	9:07am ami ad: Hello radio. Hello boing. Bring the noize indeed.
	9:08am Joe McG: Hey Pidge! You, too! Hang in there, bud!
	9:09am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:09am Krys O.: Got any Cherry Wainer on tap, Joe?
	9:09am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning
	9:10am melinda: Howdy all
	9:10am Joe McG: @Krys: Maybe! I'll check the library!
	9:11am Jennica: Good Morn' Joe Mc, the SC, and all Noise Makers! @ami ad --> I did it! It all went well and exactly as you described. I did all that you suggested. It was pretty perfect. I now trust you with my life forever. I owe you a beer.
	9:11am KWilde: Hey Joe!
	👻 9:12am LastWhiteRhino: Good Tidings to All.
	9:13am Handy Haversack: UH OH! I think the SWAG might have just arrived! Heralded by the sweet sounds of the Great Joe McGasko!
	9:13am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great Happy Organs in thuh Mornin' McGillicutty !! ...Heard that 'I'm Coming Home' presumably by Mel Torme was an influence on Beatles' 'She's So Heavy'.
	9:13am ami ad: @Jennica:Super,was hoping you'll have the move of your life time. You owe me nothing,thank you very much. Moving isn't over when the movers leave. Enjoy your new place.
	9:13am northguineahills: Ima afoot tappin!
	9:14am Jennica: @ami ad -> you've got that right.
	9:14am Jennica: @ami ad -> and thank you!
	9:16am Krys O.: Fantastic selections, Joe!
	9:18am pantz: Groovy
	9:19am Strandlund: Fantastic set! And more to come...
	9:19am John in Phoenixville: Good morning, all! Enjoying this organ freakout! https://img.discogs.com/p-fruNTIb_U5OVCEY7A4hFKE1Wk=/fit-in/600x613/filters:strip_icc():format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(90)/discogs-images/R-3352727-1497561716-9129.jpeg.jpg
	👻 9:21am waters7: thanks Joe for this tight set. got me up and going. ready to embrace Monday.
	9:21am Joe McG: @waters7: Just getting organized here! :)
	👻 9:22am waters7: u got this thing!
	9:23am Mary from Lisbon: beautiful set so far
	9:23am Sonderangebot: hello Joe and all! Love to begin my work day with such nice sounds!
	9:23am Fernando P: hi Joe! Good morning to you all!
	9:25am dano59: Hello all surface dwellers ... i'm easing into retirement with organ jazz. Apropos soundtrack
	9:28am Jennica: All musical instruments are a true delight. Just the same, my least favorite instrument is the organ, while my favorite is the accordion. Go figure. I am sure I can just decide to change my mind on this, any time. I'm digging the show, Joe. Thanks. Hi Fernando P and dano59.
	9:28am PaulRobeson1920: Howd’y ya’ll! Warm summer greetings!
	9:29am Jennica: Hi PaulRobeson1920
	9:30am PaulRobeson1920: Howdy Jennica
	9:33am The Butterman: Groove morning Joe and all.
	👻 9:33am Marley P. Dogg: I thought I detected a hint of reggae
	9:34am ami ad: Joe Sarge?
	9:35am Joe McG: @ami ad: Ha ha ha
	👻 9:35am Marley P. Dogg: I hear Jeff Sarge is coming back in September!!!!
	9:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bach had 20 children cause his organ had no stops.
	9:36am Joe McG: @marley: I think he's all rigged up and ready to roll, from what I hear.
	9:37am TDK60: My least fave instrument is the triangle; my fave instrument is the kazoo.
	9:37am PaulRobeson1920: Gooood!
	9:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...which is to say he believed in Organic birth control...
	9:39am Jennica: @TDK60 - That is a great suggestion for me; I can move the triangle to the bottom, perhaps. Thanks. @RevRabbitNov63: there are several definitions of that. Could be preferred...depending.
	9:39am PaulRobeson1920: Jim? Is that you? Jim Morrison?
	9:39am The Butterman: I remember some dj playing an electric organ test/sample record that came with an organ with purchase. It was awesome. Musta been 2001-2002.
	9:40am Krys O.: Thanks for the Cherry Wainer!
	9:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If I hear a harpsichord thru a fuzzbox I just turn around & ask for my money back.
	9:42am Jennica: @The Butterman: logistics?
	9:42am PaulRobeson1920: Thats cool haha
	9:43am iiibeat: In a way . . Our inner organs synthesize the days and nights. I told them about your voice.
	9:43am WoodsOfNH: Nils Lofgren tells a story at shows about how he won a contest playing Flight Of The BumbleBee on the accordion
	9:45am The Butterman: Hey Jennica, I don’t know if it was Logistics. I haven’t done any searching. It’s just a distant memory of awesomeness.
	9:46am P-90: Nice to hear there was a trio playing the waterfront in Hoboken.
	9:47am Marc Francis: Stereolab unplugged? I know they do a 'One Note Samba'. ;)
	9:47am Steve from Dunwoody: Wanna buy an organ? www.youtube.com...
	9:48am chris_in_space: Soundin' good on a Monday mornin', @JoeMcG!
	9:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Steve - I tried listening to that but just can't. It's neurological ...accordian to my Doctor...
	9:49am Joe McG: Thanks, cis! @P-90: Yeah, it was a very nice surprise! @Woods: Nils understands me.
	9:50am Ike: Hello! "Wildest Organ in Town!" is a fun name for an album. Even I get that one.
	9:51am P-90: Nadine sounds a little like Christie Hynde on Klonopin (in a good way.)
	9:52am Crudbringer: Crunk funk junk, no bunk.
	9:53am Aaron Working In Newark: Good Morning everyone!
	9:53am Crudbringer: (added to roller skating playlist)
	9:54am WoodsOfNH: @Joe McG Ha! Yeah, and after that story he indeed hauled out his accordion and smoked his way through Flight Of The BumbleBee. Impressive.
	9:55am Jennica: Ike - Ha! Hi Aaron W I Newark.
	9:57am Joe McG: @Crudbringer: I love that you have a rollerskating playlist!
	9:58am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Joe & all!
	10:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...considering my playlists can barely walk & chew gum...
	10:02am PaulRobeson1920: I wonder if a 15 foot tall church organ will fit up the stairs in a 5th floor walkup
	10:03am Joe McG: Good morning, Greg!
	10:03am Handy Haversack: Hey, Greg!
	10:04am pantz: Like this Haim song. I'm glad they're going in a different direction.
	10:04am Crudbringer: Cycling is usually either metal my friend recommends (Yob, Sleep, ...) or trance stuff (Frow Show). Longboarding can be anything, but rollerskating is always smelly funk, heavily larded with Louis Cole stuff that Duane (conducter of his eponymous Train) enlightened me about. That Pepper Box track you spun a couple-three weeks back is on there too - the synth+clapping is classic roller-rink style...
	10:05am annie: nice to be catching the show in real time and apparently i was one of a small handful of people who felt NO part of that 5.2 earthshake here yesterday.
	10:07am PaulRobeson1920: “ I feel the earth move under my feet! I feel the sky tumbling down! I feel my heart start to trembling Whenever you're around”
	10:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They figured out more solid bedrock in the East means quakes actually travel further. About faultlines out here - surprisingly little is known...
	10:10am Sonderangebot: I really dig those Vampisoul releases!
	10:11am BetsyO: This is the song that each Hare Krsna temple in the world plays when they start their morning services each day., around 4:30 am.
	10:11am Crudbringer: The famous New Madrid earthquakes in southern Missouri/northern Arkansas back in 1811 supposedly rang church bells in Philly.
	10:13am iiibeat: Krishna Krishna
	10:13am northguineahills: @RevRabbit: Yeah, the 2011 Louisa County, VA earthquake knocked books off my shelf in Brooklyn! I was taking a nap, and hadn't experienced an earthquake since I lived in Japan, and thought a truck had hit a building nearby. So, I immediately went to the usgs site, and yes, earthquake. (and that was only a shallow 5.8.)
	10:13am morphe': Joey McG -- sounds positively Bklyn Gangster - a stress on the positive!!!
	10:13am annie: i love this...
	10:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ngh - noticed it on the 3rd floor here in New Hampshuh!
	10:15am Rich in Bristol: Potpourri: don't call it a comeback.
	👻 10:15am Brian in UK: Hey Joe.
	10:17am annie: there are only a handful of those chant-y pieces i could just sing all the time. .. and i think of Salinger's Jesus prayer..
	10:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Also noteworthy how exponential the Richter Scale is. 5 something is getting interesting - then 6, 7, 8 dramatically more & more so!
	10:23am BetsyO: @Annie,... back in the day when I was a Hare Krishna devotee, many years ago, we would chant and sing on the streets continuously for 6 to 8 hours, and that was after chanting a few hours in the morning in the temple. Strange days,... I eventually left because women were treated like second class citizens, it was basically a fundamentalist Hindu philosophy, with psychedelic roots.
	10:24am Greg from ZONE 5: My grandma always said: "You gotta believe in something."
	10:26am PaulRobeson1920: Oooo Plate Tectonics! Earth is Grand, ain’t it?
	👻 10:30am Brian in UK: Quote is from the poem Black Cross. Hezekiah Jones speaking. "You don't believe nothin'," said the white man's preacher. "Oh yes I do," said Hezekiah, "I believe that a man should be beholding to his neighbor Without the reward of Heaven or the fear of hell fire."
	10:33am ami ad: ohhh,eeewwwwww.
	10:33am zopa: Hooray for Mono!
	10:34am annie: @BetsyO: i was one of those youth who really sought some group to be part of...as i investigated each one, i found that there was underlying sexism in 99% of them..when i asked our local Optimists club, they said i could be in the auxiliary, which meant make food and wash dishes..
	10:34am BetsyO: “Let everything happen to you, beauty and terror, just keep going, no feeling is final.” —Ranier Maria Rilke
	10:34am suzyhotrod: This scratchy Beatles sounds like something from my collection! HI, JCMCG!
	10:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Penchant for Uppers in Boy Pop clothing? Or everybody just hyped to the nines generally ??
	👻 10:34am Brian in UK: The Beatles did not waste much time on intros. Straight to the heart of the song. She Loves You, Help.
	10:35am WoodsOfNH: @Joe McG Here's a real DJ: imgur.com... That's my Uncle Stanley, who was a polka DJ on WMMW in Meriden, CT way back when.
	10:35am egould310: This Beatles tune is catchy. I’ll have to check them out on Spotify.
	10:36am annie: right on betsy
	10:36am Joe McG: Hi, SUZY!! It take the utmost care of all of my Beatles 45s. ;)
	10:36am suzyhotrod: Did yours come from the same place mine did? A soggy box in my mom's basement?
	10:37am Doug in JC: TIL his full name is Stanard
	10:37am johnzo: can we talk cancel culture... is that obnoxious... cause I made the unforgivable error of comparing two fellow millennial friends to John Lennon in casual conversation and was told to fuck off... am I crazy or is it ok to still like John Lennon even tho he was a girlfriend beating asshole... /general asshole... I mean Ive been a pretty huge asshole never beat my girlfriend but just generally been a dick at various points in my life Id like to think it's ok to forgive myself is that OK MILLENIALS?! HUH?!
	10:37am PaulRobeson1920: 8 dayyss a week...
	10:37am Joe McG: @Woods: Oh, now we're talkin'! By coincidence I also wear a suit and tie when I DJ. @Suzy: No, I just buy them off the garage floors of grouchy guys in the suburbs!
	10:37am Jennica: @annie: I joined the Optimists' in the mid-'90s and it was a nightmare, for the most part. There were attempts to avoid bigotry, but the effort alone was so overtly pronounced. It was an experience.
	👻 10:37am waters7: haven't heard this in a long time (box me in) great! Also liked Eight Days a Week. Had a love moment with my cat during that song.
	10:38am Krys O.: Wow! I haven't heard this Ridgeway/Copeland song since I used to play it on my show back 35 years ago!
	10:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Past Masters of Arrangements obviously. She Loves You sticks the Chorus on the front in fact. Seems the dumbest Pop but She Loves You is quite a weird construction!
	10:38am Joe Mulligan: I love singing Don’t Box Me In when a cat tries to cut me off in the bike lane
	10:39am Crudbringer: Mom always said an optimist is someone who's not paying attention.
	10:39am Joe Mulligan: Car!
	10:39am WoodsOfNH: Did Copeland do a whole album with Ridgeway?
	👻 10:39am waters7: I hate it when cats do that!
	10:39am Pale Son: Works for a cat too.
	10:39am johnzo: I know a great grouchy old suburbanite right on the edge of detroit... barely in the suburbs, who sells records out of his cat piss smelling house & also writes weird poetry if anyone's ever in the area.. sorry dunno what you were buying from the grouches just assumed it was records
	10:39am Joe Mulligan: Meowlol
	👻 10:39am Brian in UK: @johnzo. Hindsight is infallible.
	👻 10:40am waters7: I go ballistic when cars do it. Don't get me started!
	10:40am Joe McG: Glad you guys enjoyed that chestnut brought to you by Francis Ford Coppola.
	10:41am Baby’s On Fire Cafe (Baltimore, Hon!): Never realized how much Don’t Box Me In sounds like The Police musically. Thanks for playing it
	10:41am PaulRobeson1920: Tiny Boxes on the hillside, little Boxes...
	10:41am johnzo: brian Im not sure exactly how to interpret that but thanks for the input!!
	10:42am Joe Mulligan: @waters7 if you tap their quarter panel it’s enough to rattle their cage
	10:42am BetsyO: @Annie, yes, that has been my experience too! ;( In the late 60’s and early 70’s, it was hard to research groups, their history or who led it all, some were seemingly extensions of alternative youth culture, though once in, had the same misogynistic tendencies one found in the mainstream culture. I stay away from any membership to large groups and institutions, too many triggers from past bad experiences. The Optimist Club though, geez, that’s too bad, for they exist to do good for others,... wow, I’ve lost my optimism indeed!
	10:42am PaulRobeson1920: Ooo yesss goooood songg
	👻 10:42am waters7: haha
	10:43am northguineahills: @johzo: if Yoko can forgive John (and she's one of my heros), I will use her moral compass to adjust mine....
	10:43am PaulRobeson1920: Yeah!
	10:44am Joe McG: Hits today, nothin' but hits!
	10:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If you want to filter for Musics by only Perfectly Nice People you'll need endless time & exemplary dumpster service.
	10:45am johnzo: & cynthia. not sure I forgive yoko for making Julian buy his own dad's letters to HIM back at auction tho... that's pretty damn cold lol
	👻 10:45am Marley P. Dogg: I used to play this Animals song over and over in hopes of getting away from my terrible boss many years ago.
	10:45am johnzo: but I guess he did so I should follow your rule there. none of my business really
	10:46am Pale Son: Oh my god.
	👻 10:46am Webhamster Henry: All 70s tv themes set sometime....
	10:47am dave wuz here: lenny and the squig tones next please
	10:47am Pale Son: Hello!
	10:47am Matt Fiveash: Rousing sax solo!
	10:47am MayJillar: The Aussie band Smudge does a killer cover of "Make All Our Dreams Come True."
	10:47am Joe McG: @Henry: I think I did that on a Singles Going Steady show once.
	10:47am ami ad: i think my life might have been better without john,yoko,and the beatles..
	10:47am sydnius: hassenpfefferinc.com
	10:47am johnzo: true. Im not gonna reference john lennon with any fellow millennial that I haven't first carefully vetted tho... lol. I will just be a closet Beatles fan with the "woke" crowd I guess.
	👻 10:48am Webhamster Henry: @JoeMcG I'll have to prowl the archives!
	10:48am John in Phoenixville: Thanks for playing this, Joe. I think Laverne & Shirley (the show) holds up surprisingly well. Great singles set today!
	10:49am Joe McG: @John: It's saving my life currently. @Matt Fiveash: Got some Robert Johnson coming up for you!
	10:50am Joe McG: @MayJillar: I'll check it out!
	10:51am annie: so,betsy, the fallback fromall that was i took bits and pieces from the various philosophies..the hell with the dogma,ijust sought "family"... at 67, still looking
	10:51am northguineahills: @johnzo: If I couldn't enjoy the art of any artist whose ethics I disagreed w/, there would be nothing to enjoy. Case in point, I can't get enough Miles Davis, and absolute genius, but sometimes a monster of a human being, and beat Angela Davis, and was not very contrite about it....
	10:52am northguineahills: Robert Johnson, not to be confused w/.....
	10:52am Matt Fiveash: Joe McG- Haha! Sounds like he's really got a hellhound on his trail!
	10:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov638: RobertJohnson? But wouldn't a 78 @ 45 be slower ??
	10:52am Joe McG: @Matt: He's standin' at the crossroads, ready to take a ride!
	10:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All this in one take with an Acoustic. Positively supernatural...
	10:55am johnzo: hey northguiney we're in agreement! I was complaining about my friends cancelling JL, I love Miles Davis & John Lennon... not about to cancel anybody who's not like a fuckin' war criminal or human trafficker or some shit like that
	10:56am Matt Fiveash: You got your RoJo working today, Joe!
	10:56am John in Phoenixville: @ Joe McG: I know what you mean. I was laid up with a painful back injury recently, and L&S was one of the only things I could watch. Got me through it and I’m feeling great now!
	10:57am BetsyO: @Annie,... In total agreement with you on taking what is out there that works for one’s self , and finding friends who do the same. A loose community of open minds and hearts willing to share and explore life. It’s not easy to take such roads, sometimes it can be lonely at times, yet, we keep moving forward.
	10:57am Joe McG: @Matt: Ha! My love is NOT in vain. @John: It's a magical show! It makes me so happy. Except for the Christmas episode in the second season, that wasn't so hot.
	10:58am BetsyO: I’m old enough to remember the band Illusion, they played Detroit ballrooms a lot in 69 to 71.
	11:00am Joe McG: @BetsyO: Cool! They seem like they were pretty rockin' fellas.
	11:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lennon was complex & conflicted & contrite - & pretty overt about the whole mess. This idea that he spent his entire mad 40 years being an uninterrupted asshole to every human being is revision of a revision of the underinformed. Was he opinionated? Obviously. Did he lack self control? In some ways @ some times. Did he get to evolve past age 40 in 1980 - like so many bigmouths have been privileged to? No he did not.
	11:02am Dennis Diken: The Illusion! heavy!
	11:02am johnzo: @BetsyO you're from the D? I live by Dutch Girl Donuts if you know where that is... 7 Mile & Woodward area. woulda loved to live here in the 60's/70's!!! bet you have some great stories?!
	11:03am Bill D: Was 8 Days a Week on the swirly Capitol label b/w I Don't Want to Spoil The Party? Also big shout out for The Illudion! I have the lp.
	11:03am βrian: RoJo is a moniker of scorn where I live, sadly.
	11:06am johnzo: I tend to be sympathetic to assassination victims too... I don't believe the official version to my under-informed mind the similarities to the George Harrison assassination attempt are to obvious I think a lot of these people were taken from us for a reason... uncle sam is a paranoid son of a b
	11:06am johnzo: the again so am I lol
	11:09am Handy Haversack: It's an oddball movie -- but really worth it!
	11:09am BetsyO: @JoeMcG,... The Illusion played many long jams based on songs from their Lp’s. They played 2 nights in a row with Savoy Brown at the Eastown Theatre in Detroit, in the day it only cost $3:50 to get in the door.
	11:09am Pale Son: Rumblefish is amazing. You gotta see it. Almost all B&W except the titular fish. And Stewart Copeland had complete control of the sound. It's a very rhythmic movie.
	👻 11:09am tim from champaign (now washington): Hey Joe and buddies!
	11:10am Asheville Jon: lennon was correct on this one!
	11:10am johnzo: ok now Im cancelling him... 8 days a week is NOT junk!!! lol
	11:10am Terr in DE: Gun Smoke the movie, w Matt Dillon as Matt Dillon
	11:10am listener Rey: Matt Dillon is a huge latin music collector and owns some really rare and great records
	11:11am KWilde: Wasn't it Eight Arms to Hold You?
	11:11am ami ad: I'll agree with lennon on that,nothing else. hate days a week....
	11:11am PaulRobeson1920: “I’m not that kind of Indian” -
	👻 11:11am tim from champaign (now washington): Good one, Terr! I'd like to revisit Rumblefish. As I kid, I loved SE Hinton's books.
	11:11am PJ: @KWilde: that's what I recall
	11:11am johnzo: hey a lot of human beings are dashed off in less than five minutes... doesn't make them junk humans lol
	11:12am Terr in DE: just a joke, but R Fish is good
	11:13am walrus: wfmu ===----> white fat men united . safe space to talking about john lennon like he is a jesus
	11:14am The Oscar: Mornin! If we're talking movie recommendations, it might interest the crowd to know that the Criterion Channel has added The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T. I watched it for the first time last weekend, and my mind was suitably blown.
	11:14am Geoffrey in Ottawa: Tom Waits is pretty good in Rumble Fish. I like those overhead shots.
	11:15am Sonderangebot: Yay thanks for the heads up, The Oscar! I thought I had seen all the fun things I wanted to on Criterion.
	11:15am johnzo: Ill have you know Im skinny as fuck and I don't think he's jesus and nobody said anything remotely like that
	11:15am Tim 07030: Hi Joe! I made Matt Dillon laugh at the Record Fair a few years back. If memory serves me correctly Rumblefish is ridiculously 'look at me. I am ART!', but maybe I'm wrong.
	11:16am Joe McG: I will try "Rumblefish"! Thanks for the reviews. "Dr. T" is wonderful. @Tim: How did you make Matt Dillon laugh?!
	11:16am dave wuz here: lennon was like jesus. burp. fart.
	11:16am iiibeat: "Bob Le Flambeur" is a decent film based upon gambling.
	11:16am PJ: @walrus: I'm pretty sure John Lennon was bigger than Jesus.
	11:16am Terr in DE: thanks Tim, but not mine, in a magazine back when Matt was hot
	11:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Proposed name for Help! was Eight Arms to Hold You - so I wonder if that's a misquote. No matter - John tended to be dismissive of lyrics he didn't think measured up. & the nearer to the breakup of The Beatles the more bitter the interview...
	11:16am BetsyO: @JohnZo,... I grew up on the Southwest side in the 60’s, attending concerts at the Grande Ballroom and Eastown, many a MC5 and Stooges concerts seen there, plus early Who, Cream, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Hendrix’s first show at Cobo! I usually only passed 7mile and Woodward on the way to the State Fair, where I saw Johnny Cash perform. A wild time in the day, even drove a cab in the mid 70’s downtown after leaving the Hate Krishna temple. Left the Motor City in the early 80’s.
	11:17am PaulRobeson1920: To everything turn, turn turn, there is a season...
	11:17am Photoline: That Animals 45 definitely sounded like a different take. The vocals are lazier at the start. If words are "missing", it could be that Eric either dropped them, or they were asked to be dropped. It was more common for songs to be censored in the past, especially by the BBC, for the southern US market and for national TV in the US (e.g., Ed Sullivan Show).
	11:17am Tim 07030: I sold him his ticket and when I handed it to him I said 'loved you in The Pogues video'.
	11:18am johnzo: no paul was actually more like jesus, at least in terms of footgear... he was the only one on the cover of abbey road not wearing shoes
	11:18am Joe McG: @Photoline: Thanks for chiming in. It seemed different to me, so I'm glad I'm not crazy! @Tim: He was in a Pogues video? I have to change my opinion about this guy.
	11:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jayzus BetsyO !
	11:18am Geoffrey in Ottawa: Where is Matt Dillon now, anyway? I liked him a lot in Beautiful Girls.
	11:19am Tim 07030: He has a cameo as a cop in the Fairytale of NY video, he's the one who puts Shane in the drunk tank (on Christmas eve, babe)!
	11:20am PaulRobeson1920: “I’m not that kind of Indian” ... Would anyone want to venture a guess who said it? Or not guess thats ok too
	11:20am Joe McG: @iiibeat: That's the one I meant! What did I say? "John the Gambler"! Must be all this Lennon talk.
	11:20am PaulRobeson1920: 8 arms on the album cover... hint
	11:20am johnzo: damn betsyO! thanks for sharing! also just curious, was hate krishna an intentional misspelling or a typo?
	👻 11:22am TristaC.LadyCaveBrat: Like these tunes, Joe. :)
	11:22am Mike Sin: Jumping in late -- I recommend "Rumble Fish." Saw in the theater back in the day. Mickey Rourke's acting and the soundtrack were really good.
	11:24am BetsyO: @Johnzo,... oh my, a typo, but with perhaps some unconscious bias based on some bad experiences there.
	11:24am Joe McG: I'm glad, Trista! :) Sure you wouldn't rather I played some more Beatles tunes? ;) @Mike: Thanks, Mike, now I will surely check it out.
	11:25am zivilars: Thanks for the show, Joe, tuned in much too late, but this little country theme already makes me happy
	11:26am Gaylord Fields: Hi, Joe! Loving the show! I don't know if you've had any Matt Dillon sightings at the WFMU record fair, but he's heavily into older Latin music and has quite an impressive collection. He's also into collecting (sadly) super-rare Cambodian records.
	11:26am Joe McG: @zivilars: I think this is my favorite new song of the week, so your timing is excellent!
	11:27am Joe McG: Hey Gaylord! I had no idea Matt Dillon was such a music head. Neat-o! Happy belated bday, btw!
	11:28am bill OHara: i like
	11:30am annie: off soon for lunch.. so happy i could hear the show today..y'all take care
	11:30am johnzo: @BetsyO... sorry to hear that!! Ive heard some nasty rumors... I feel like it's better nowadays but idk. I have a friend who's brother used to live at the temple in A2 & is still involved. I used to go to the temple in SE for Sunday dinners... still go once in a blue moon
	11:31am Photoline: The first movie that popped in my head when you said "Matt Dillon" was "Wild Things".
	11:31am Joe McG: Nice to see you, Bill! Enjoy lunch, annie!
	11:32am ami ad: only way i cam listen to a beatles and not be nauseous is a cover by Laibach,and even that's tuff.
	11:32am zivilars: Matt Dillon just had a massive sympathy boost for me after this info!
	11:32am zivilars: Still have to see the last Lars von Trier movie with him – should be intense
	11:33am Joe McG: @ami: Look at the bright side! I only play the Beatles once in every 3-5 years.
	11:34am Photoline: I don't understand the antipathy toward The Beatles. I'm 59, and "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" was like a lightning bolt musically to me. Played it over and over as my best friend and I sang along. My first karaoke!
	11:34am Gaylord Fields: Scroll down for MD at WFMU record fair: fleamarketfunk.com...
	11:36am Gaylord Fields: I'm nonplussed by blanket Beatles hate: They were about 42 different groups in their short lifespan. I don't care for about two or three of those groups, but about 30 of them are my favorite music groups ever.
	11:37am ami ad: @Joe McG:Yes. I know,and appreciate that. I'm still here. Hehe.
	11:37am Photoline: The first song I can remember being enthused about was "Telstar", so yeah I'm old.
	11:38am BetsyO: @Johnzo,... in the early days of the Hare Krishna movement, things were pretty strict, hardly anyone lived outside, had jobs or continued on with higher education. Kids were sent off miles away to boarding type schools, women were always in the back of the room, never in management, were told their brains were smaller then men’s, marriages were arraigned by higher ups, things like that. Things are totally different now, they learned the hard way, though there are still vestiges of the old 19th century Indian cultural ways.
	11:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Born Nov.'63 - pretty much delivered directly into the current of the Beatle wave. But there is the sense in which everything will be underrated & underplayed by comparison. That's understandable. Also - I had to take a long route to appreciating Sinatra - a Gawd of a time before mine. So I understand how that happens...
	11:39am TDK60: I despise the Dave Clark 5. Just kiddin.'
	👻 11:39am tim from champaign (now washington): Gaylord - That's a great description of the Beatles. I range between Beatles liker and Beatles really liker but I can appreciate absolute fandom of them.
	11:40am Joe McG: @Gaylord: Wow, there he is! Cool! Also, "Norwegian Wood" is one of my favorite songs of all-time. "I'm Only Sleeping" also way up there.
	👻 11:40am Webhamster Henry: Basically, all of 1964-1968 was waiting for the next Beatle album to drop.
	11:40am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi Joe! For some reason trying to tune in has been wonky for me. I have also had issues with another station in Pennysylvania. Can anyone else relate? I'm also house sitting and they may have something to do with it. Well, just wanted to pop in as I love your show! Hi friends!
	11:40am zivilars: this whole set is awesome – could also be a Shrunken Planet set, love it!
	11:41am coelacanth∅: RR (@?) "busy? i been working eight days a week!" is something a chauffer (sp?) said to Paul. the song was written before the movie idea and probably had no influence on the aborted title for the film.
	11:41am Photoline: I grew up in a house that was variously enthused by Hot Club jazz, Mantovani, Procol Harum and CSNY.
	👻 11:41am tim from champaign (now washington): Tomorrow Never Knows is my favorite. It's the seed of Can. My only problem with that song is that it needs to go for 7-8 more minutes.
	11:41am Gaylord Fields: @tim: Thanks! It kinda just popped in my head as a way to describe what an unusual group they were. Fun fact: They went from "You're Gonna Lose That Girl" to "Tomorrow Never Knows" in the span of exactly one year!!!
	11:42am Gaylord Fields: @tim: I wrote the above before I read your comment! Haha!!!
	👻 11:43am tim from champaign (now washington): I think it was a case of Dueling Posts!
	11:43am johnzo: @BetsyO that's fucked up!!! thanks for the history lesson, people need to talk about this stuff! I live next to an amateur cult leader... yikes.
	11:43am Krys O.: Busy at work and unable to comment, but really enjoying the show, Joe.
	11:43am Toothgrinder Tom: I thought ‘eight days a week’ was a Ringo-ism?
	👻 11:43am Brian in UK: The press were trying to find the new Beatles right up to the Nineties. In particular Squeeze took a while to shake off the newbeatles moniker.
	11:43am Photoline: Where would sampling be without George Martin and The Beatles?
	11:44am Joe McG: @Buddha: I haven't heard anything lately, although we were having reception issues last week. Hopefully not power company related! @Krys O: Thanks for contributing today! I never would have thought of Cherry Wainer.
	👻 11:45am Brian in UK: @TT think that was allegedly a Hard Days Night.
	11:45am Photoline: Split Enz were "the new Beatles" for a time. Then there were the faux Beatles like Klaatu.
	11:45am TDK60: I think someone said an NPR station in Connecticut was cutting in..
	11:45am johnzo: To whom it may concern, I apologize for opening the whole can of worms in the first place, your free to hate or cancel or think whoever's music is bad or overrated or whatever... it's sort of a silly debate to each their own we can all decide for ourselves... Im cool with whatever as long as you cancel war criminals & stuff like that you'll have no argument with me
	11:45am Joe McG: @Photoline: Geez, I sure love Klaatu.
	11:45am coelacanth∅: George Martin got really lucky, being able to take credit for so many of the beatles' and Geoff Emerick's ideas
	👻 11:46am Webhamster Henry: Don't get Gaylord started on Faux Beatles.
	11:46am Toothgrinder Tom: @ Brian that sounds right
	11:46am Handy Haversack: Loving this set, Joe.
	11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Shee-it - I think Howard Goodal is right. The Beatles' quantity & quality of output & its impact on all else are all things that have been without comparison for centuries. I balk a bit @ him singling them out amidst the Rawk Revolution as a whole - but there's no question they are the prime representative example of it.
	11:46am mariano: Hey all. For me it's "Happiness Is a Warm Gun," "Cry Baby Cry," and "Long, Long, Long" as well as "TNK" though my favorites tend to change from year to year. For me those four are among the songs that could easily have come out in the recent past.
	11:46am DaveinPA: oh shiz we just went full Mellotron
	11:46am ami ad: Quincy Jones: 'The Beatles were the worst musicians in the world' This article is more than 2 years old Record producer takes swipes at the Beatles, the ‘machiavellian’ Michael Jackson, U2 and more. The Guardian.
	11:47am Joe B: playing my uncle's hand-me-down 45 of eight days a week is one of my earliest memories
	11:48am BetsyO: If one was a teenager in the mid 60’s as I was, the Beatles were a strong influence a cultural force, what they said, did and looked like was important and led the way for the youth culture at large. It started with the music, but went beyond, into fashion, drugs, mysticism and whatever they delved into. There were Kids not into them, straight arrow Beach Boy or Fabian types, or the older greasers who liked Elvis and Jerry Lee, turning their noses on the British Invasion.
	11:48am Joe McG: @Joe B.: Do you have your uncle's 45 now?
	11:48am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi TDK60! Hey Handerson Haversack (distant relative to Arnold Horshack? Perhaps..).
	11:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & Humor ! The Beatles' influence is incalculable.
	11:49am Joe B: I still have it! we had four - eight days a week, yesterday, hello goodbye and nowhere man. and a fifth record, simon says!
	11:50am PaulRobeson1920: I just herd about “The Beatles” & I’ve been frantically Wikipedia-ing for the last 2 hours! Boy this George Harrison fella is some artist and the others Too! wow!
	11:50am Hubig Pie: Nice 13th Floor Elevators cover
	11:50am coelacanth∅: i guess Quincy Jones keeps company with other people who supposedly know a lot about music but somehow don't see the obvious.
	👻 11:50am Brian in UK: @TDK60 was never keen on the Dave Clark Four.
	👻 11:50am 12539: Thanks, Joe! Stay well out there.
	👻 11:51am Brian in UK: Joe, cookin' agin.
	11:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Roky in kinda VUs style.
	11:51am Photoline: To understand The Beatles (or The Rutles, for that matter) is to dig "Glass Onion" while also feeling nostalgic during "Yesterday".
	11:52am PaulRobeson1920: I kid, I kid... good tunes here Joe very good
	11:52am morphe': Thanks Joe and all....
	11:52am TDK60: Hi Brian, you must not be a Crystal Palace follower.
	11:52am coelacanth∅: jeez, Hubig i didn't place that! yeah it is
	11:52am Brendan: @Joe, Hi. Sad to have missed most of the show- it’s a long story involving bees! Look forward to the archive.
	11:53am northguineahills: Thanks, Joe. Time to work!
	11:53am mariano: Thank you Joe and Crew, take care folks!
	👻 11:53am tim from champaign (now washington): Have any of you Jerseyites had any Richard Thompson sightings in the wild?
	11:53am Joe McG: @Brendan: That's OK, if you saved the bees, I forgive you.
	11:53am Matt Fiveash: The only thing I hate more than Beatle-worship is its dumber cousin Beatle-hatred. Same goes for the Stones, Dylan and Elvis.
	11:53am Krys O.: I remember playing with my sister's Beatles' trading cards and staring at the Meet the Beatles album cover as a tiny tot. I heard the music on the radio and then saw the movies. Still a fan.
	11:53am TDK60: Thanks Joe, see ya on the ledge.
	👻 11:54am Brian in UK: TDK60 Wolverhampton Wanderers, mate.
	👻 11:54am tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Joe! Great show as always.
	11:54am Dan in exile: Just listened to last half hour...great! Will have to play whole show later.
	11:54am coelacanth∅: Matt, Bruce worship?
	11:54am Joe McG: @Matt: Have you seen that Stones promo where some fratboy investment banker rocks out at a fancy hotel to the "Goat's Head Soup" reissue?
	👻 11:54am Marley P. Dogg: Great show today Joe as always! Be well!
	11:54am ami ad: Thank you DJ,Crew. Keeping freeform alive. Peace&Laugh.
	11:54am Handy Haversack: Wow, this Richard Thompson sounds so good. Stll gots it! Hey, Boodz! Thanks, Joe. Loved the show today. See you cool cats for the Next Joe Up!
	11:55am PaulRobeson1920: Ha, Matt Fiveash. Ha. Good music is good music! Thanks for all the gooood music today Joe! And Crew!
	11:55am Krys O.: Forgot to add that I was born in 1963 and my siblings were 7, 12, 14, and 16 years older than me. I absorbed their musical tastes.
	11:55am Gaylord Fields: @Matt F: As a fan of their music, I know what you mean. If I were ever stuck in a room full of Beatle lovers or haters, I'd be chomping on the cyanide capsule within minutes.
	11:55am BetsyO: @JoeMcG,...thank you for a wonderful show, bringing back a lot of memories and creating new friends in the board. Have a good one my friend!
	11:55am mariano: Speaking of Constantine, any of y'all ever seen Éric Rohmer's "Perceval le Gallois"?
	11:56am Toothgrinder Tom: In ‘Goldfinger’ James Bond puts down the Beatles by saying he would never listen to their music without ear muffs on (to muffle the sound).
	11:56am Matt Fiveash: Joe McG: no, but sounds about right. Can't believe they gave the deluxe reissue treatment to the album where you can hear the drugs stop working.
	11:56am Joe McG: @Matt: Ha ha! Can't wait for the "Black and Blue" deluxe reish that comes with diamond-encrusted handcuffs.
	11:56am zivilars: thanks for the show, Joe - survive the heat everybody! (at least if it is a hot where you are as here)
	11:57am Brendan: @Joe, the bees and I are fine, save for one sting.
	11:57am radioronan: Thanks Joe! Thanks skeleton crew!
	11:57am Gaylord Fields: @Toothgrinder Tom: Which puts him in such distinguished company as Billy Graham, Chet Huntley, et al.
	11:57am mariano: Could I interest you in a pair of diamond-encrusted zircon tweezers?
	11:57am PaulRobeson1920: Good year for it @KrysO!
	11:57am Joe McG: Thanks for listening and commenting, everyone! Have a great week, and I'll see you next Monday.
	11:58am Santos L Halper: Wonderful set Joe, thanks!
	11:58am coelacanth∅: i can ignore beatles worshippers and smuggly laugh at their childishness. beatles hate represents an ignorance that's hard to ignore.
	11:58am βrian: How time flies! Thanks, Joe.
	👻 11:58am Brian in UK: This reminds me of a riff off of Forever Changes.
	11:58am Matt Fiveash: We're not all the way in the dystopian future until Steel Wheels: The "Buy This Shit Again" edition comes out
	11:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jerry Hall married Rupert Murdoch...are we done here ?? Thx Joe !
	11:59am morphe': KRYS O - sounds like a good heritage... I am from '61 my older sisters listened to Bobby Sherman and the Partridge family ... My parents listend to Lawrence Welk and Don Ho ... I had to make my own road with friends' older siblings...
	11:59am Krys O.: I worked with a guy at the record store who loathed the Beatles and thought DC5 were better. Thanks, Joe!
	11:59am coelacanth∅: Thanks Joe
	11:59am Photoline: Required listening from 10-12 (or 8-10 in my time zone)
	12:00pm coelacanth∅: dc-5 seriously overrated, in my opinion!

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from August 10, 2020

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A pennant-winning battery of songland. Ongoing feature: Single File, a half-hour of randomly selected small records with big holes.

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August 10, 2020: Organized

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
The Ernie Freeman Combo	Fever/Comin' Home Baby	Organs in Orbit	Capitol	1996	CD	From 1963		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Dick Hyman and His Orchestra	What'd I Say	Fabulous	Command	1963	LP			0:07:56 (Pop-up)
Shirley Scott	Downtown "Downtown" by "Shirley Scott"	Talkin' Verve	Verve	2001	CD	From 1965		0:11:36 (Pop-up)
Billy Preston	Uptight (Everything's Alright)	Wildest Organ in Town!	Capitol	1966	LP			0:14:21 (Pop-up)
Dave Davani	Sack O' Woe "Sack O' Woe" by "Dave Davani"	Fused!: The Swinging Soul Sound of Dave Davani	Big Beat	2002	CD	From 1965		0:16:46 (Pop-up)
Richard "Groove" Holmes	The Girl from Ipanema	Living Soul	Prestige	1966	LP			0:19:38 (Pop-up)
Walter Wanderly	One Note Samba "One Note Samba" by "Walter Wanderly"	Sambo So!	World Pacific	1967	LP			0:24:47 (Pop-up)
Cherry Wainer	Back at the Chicken Shack	No Album	No Label	1967	MP3	On "Beat! Beat! Beat!" German TV		0:28:40 (Pop-up)
Jackie Mittoo	One Step Forward "One Step Forward" by "Jackie Mittoo"	Champion in the Arena 1976-1977	Blood and Fire	2003	CD			0:30:53 (Pop-up)
The Electric Organ Orchestra	Hébi Yao Shaoxiang	Switched-On Planet: Transpacific Sound Paradise 2020 Marathon Premium	WFMU	2020	CD-R		*	0:35:06 (Pop-up)

Nadine Shah	Kitchen Sink "Kitchen Sink" by "Nadine Shah"	Kitchen Sink	Infectious	2020	MP3		*	0:46:41 (Pop-up)
Winston Brothers	Winston Theme "Winston Theme" by "Winston Brothers"	single	Colemine	2020	MP3		*	0:49:52 (Pop-up)
Céu	Forçar O Verão "Forçar O Verão" by "Céu"	APKÁ!	Six Degrees	2020	CD		*	0:52:50 (Pop-up)
Ladama	Nobreza "Nobreza" by "Ladama"	Oye Mujer	Six Degrees	2020	CD		*	0:55:48 (Pop-up)
Haim	Summer Girl "Summer Girl" by "Haim"	Women in Music Pt. III	Columbia	2020	CD		*	1:01:18 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Salcedo y Su Ondra Tres	Moogambo	single	Vampisoul	2020	MP3		*	1:04:49 (Pop-up)
Isabella, Jasper, and Simon Fisher Turner	Ant Feeding	Savage Songs of Brutality and Food. By the Extreme Angels of Parody.	Solielmoon Recordings	2020	CD		*	1:06:55 (Pop-up)
Radha Krishna Temple (London)	Govinda	Come and Get It: The Best of Apple Records	EMI	2010	CD	From 1970		1:07:48 (Pop-up)
Isabella, Jasper, and Simon Fisher Turner	Sid is a snail	Savage Songs of Brutality and Food. By the Extreme Angels of Parody.	Soleilmoon Recordings	2020	CD		*	1:12:00 (Pop-up)
Healing Potpourri	Think About Us "Think About Us" by "Healing Potpourri"	Blanket of Calm	Run for Cover	2020	MP3		*	1:13:16 (Pop-up)
Yea-Ming and the Rumours	Baby Blue	single	Yea-Ming and the Rumours	2017	45			1:15:48 (Pop-up)
Allegra Krieger	It's Nice to Believe	The Joys of Forgetting	Northern Spy	2020	CD		*	1:19:44 (Pop-up)
Leslie Mendelson	Lay It All on Me	If You Can't Say Anything Nice...	Royal Potato Family	2020	CD		*	1:22:24 (Pop-up)

Single File: a bunch of 45s arranged neatly in a line
The Beatles	Eight Days a Week "Eight Days a Week" by "The Beatles"	single	Capitol	1965	45			1:31:45 (Pop-up)
Stewart Copeland and Stanard Ridgway	Don't Box Me In	single	A&M	1983	45			1:34:13 (Pop-up)
Joanna Neel	I Want to Walk Thru This Life with You	single	Country Artists	1977	45			1:38:12 (Pop-up)
The Animals	We Gotta Get Out of This Place	single	MGM	1965	45			1:40:49 (Pop-up)
Cyndi Grecco	Making Our Dreams Come True (Theme from "Laverne & Shirley")	single	Private Stock	1976	45	This one goes out to Michele, who saved my summer		1:43:58 (Pop-up)
Boondoggle & Balderdash	Songs I'm Singin'	single	Uni	1971	45			1:46:30 (Pop-up)
Robert Johnson	I'll Be Waiting "I'll Be Waiting" by "Robert Johnson"	single	Infinity	1978	45			1:49:27 (Pop-up)
The Illusion	Did You See Her Eyes	single	Steed	1969	45			1:53:58 (Pop-up)
Syreeta	Harmour Love "Harmour Love" by "Syreeta"	single	Motown	1975	45			1:56:55 (Pop-up)

William Tyler	Cadillac Desert "Cadillac Desert" by "William Tyler"	Impossible Truth	Merge	2013	CD			2:12:58 (Pop-up)
Eli Winter	Maroon "Maroon" by "Eli Winter"	Unbecoming	American Dreams	2020	CD		*	2:19:07 (Pop-up)
numün	voyage au soleil "voyage au soleil" by "numün"	voyage au soleil	Musique Impossible	2020	CD		*	2:26:06 (Pop-up)
Julianna Barwick	Oh, Memory "Oh, Memory" by "Julianna Barwick"	Healing Is a Miracle	Ninja Tune	2020	CD		*	2:31:32 (Pop-up)
Rogér Fakhr	Lady Rain "Lady Rain" by "Rogér Fakhr"	Habibi Funk 014: Solidarity with Beirut	Habibi Funk	2020	MP3	fundraiser here	*	2:35:13 (Pop-up)
Snowgoose	The Making of You "The Making of You" by "Snowgoose"	The Making of You	Ba Da Bing!	2020	LP		*	2:37:24 (Pop-up)
Constantine	Morning/The Meandering Path	In Memory of a Summer's Day	Guerssen	2020	MP3		*	2:41:25 (Pop-up)
The Left Outsides	Splash 1 "Splash 1" by "The Left Outsides"	A Place to Hide EP	Feeding Tube/Cardinal Fuzz	2020	LP		*	2:46:37 (Pop-up)
Richard Thompson	As Soon As You Hear the Bell	Bloody Noses EP	Richard Thompson	2020	MP3		*	2:50:26 (Pop-up)
The Feminine Complex	Time Goes By	Livin' Love	Modern Harmonic	2020	CD	demo version	*	2:54:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am pantz: Bring the Noise!
	9:02am Handy Haversack: Good morning, Joe and all the Yippers! Glad to be here.
	9:02am TDK60: Good morning Joe. Reminder: Fairport Convention and Richard Thompson do a video version of the annual F.C. fest this Sat. 15th, 2:30 PM, Jersey City time. www.youtube.com...
	👻 9:02am YETI BOB: yip, yip, yip
	9:02am Lixiviated Life: Yip yip yip y'all
	👻 9:03am Ken From Hyde Park: Boing boing! Good morning! Boing boing!
	9:04am Strandlund: Yip Yip Yip Boing Boing!!
	👻 9:04am 12539: Hapyhappy boing boing!
	9:04am Strandlund: Is this a Covid-19 themed show today, Joe?
	9:06am Joe McG: Hey folks! Welcome to the program! @Strandlund: I think every show is. @TDK60: Can't wait!
	9:06am deborah: Radio, radio, radio!
	9:06am Clay Pigeon: Hey Joe! Miss you man! Stay strong!
	👻 9:07am Marley P. Dogg: Morning Joe McG! Morning fellow yip yips! Hope everyone is well
	9:07am ami ad: Hello radio. Hello boing. Bring the noize indeed.
	9:08am Joe McG: Hey Pidge! You, too! Hang in there, bud!
	9:09am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:09am Krys O.: Got any Cherry Wainer on tap, Joe?
	9:09am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning
	9:10am melinda: Howdy all
	9:10am Joe McG: @Krys: Maybe! I'll check the library!
	9:11am Jennica: Good Morn' Joe Mc, the SC, and all Noise Makers! @ami ad --> I did it! It all went well and exactly as you described. I did all that you suggested. It was pretty perfect. I now trust you with my life forever. I owe you a beer.
	9:11am KWilde: Hey Joe!
	👻 9:12am LastWhiteRhino: Good Tidings to All.
	9:13am Handy Haversack: UH OH! I think the SWAG might have just arrived! Heralded by the sweet sounds of the Great Joe McGasko!
	9:13am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great Happy Organs in thuh Mornin' McGillicutty !! ...Heard that 'I'm Coming Home' presumably by Mel Torme was an influence on Beatles' 'She's So Heavy'.
	9:13am ami ad: @Jennica:Super,was hoping you'll have the move of your life time. You owe me nothing,thank you very much. Moving isn't over when the movers leave. Enjoy your new place.
	9:13am northguineahills: Ima afoot tappin!
	9:14am Jennica: @ami ad -> you've got that right.
	9:14am Jennica: @ami ad -> and thank you!
	9:16am Krys O.: Fantastic selections, Joe!
	9:18am pantz: Groovy
	9:19am Strandlund: Fantastic set! And more to come...
	9:19am John in Phoenixville: Good morning, all! Enjoying this organ freakout! https://img.discogs.com/p-fruNTIb_U5OVCEY7A4hFKE1Wk=/fit-in/600x613/filters:strip_icc():format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(90)/discogs-images/R-3352727-1497561716-9129.jpeg.jpg
	👻 9:21am waters7: thanks Joe for this tight set. got me up and going. ready to embrace Monday.
	9:21am Joe McG: @waters7: Just getting organized here! :)
	👻 9:22am waters7: u got this thing!
	9:23am Mary from Lisbon: beautiful set so far
	9:23am Sonderangebot: hello Joe and all! Love to begin my work day with such nice sounds!
	9:23am Fernando P: hi Joe! Good morning to you all!
	9:25am dano59: Hello all surface dwellers ... i'm easing into retirement with organ jazz. Apropos soundtrack
	9:28am Jennica: All musical instruments are a true delight. Just the same, my least favorite instrument is the organ, while my favorite is the accordion. Go figure. I am sure I can just decide to change my mind on this, any time. I'm digging the show, Joe. Thanks. Hi Fernando P and dano59.
	9:28am PaulRobeson1920: Howd’y ya’ll! Warm summer greetings!
	9:29am Jennica: Hi PaulRobeson1920
	9:30am PaulRobeson1920: Howdy Jennica
	9:33am The Butterman: Groove morning Joe and all.
	👻 9:33am Marley P. Dogg: I thought I detected a hint of reggae
	9:34am ami ad: Joe Sarge?
	9:35am Joe McG: @ami ad: Ha ha ha
	👻 9:35am Marley P. Dogg: I hear Jeff Sarge is coming back in September!!!!
	9:35am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bach had 20 children cause his organ had no stops.
	9:36am Joe McG: @marley: I think he's all rigged up and ready to roll, from what I hear.
	9:37am TDK60: My least fave instrument is the triangle; my fave instrument is the kazoo.
	9:37am PaulRobeson1920: Gooood!
	9:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...which is to say he believed in Organic birth control...
	9:39am Jennica: @TDK60 - That is a great suggestion for me; I can move the triangle to the bottom, perhaps. Thanks. @RevRabbitNov63: there are several definitions of that. Could be preferred...depending.
	9:39am PaulRobeson1920: Jim? Is that you? Jim Morrison?
	9:39am The Butterman: I remember some dj playing an electric organ test/sample record that came with an organ with purchase. It was awesome. Musta been 2001-2002.
	9:40am Krys O.: Thanks for the Cherry Wainer!
	9:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If I hear a harpsichord thru a fuzzbox I just turn around & ask for my money back.
	9:42am Jennica: @The Butterman: logistics?
	9:42am PaulRobeson1920: Thats cool haha
	9:43am iiibeat: In a way . . Our inner organs synthesize the days and nights. I told them about your voice.
	9:43am WoodsOfNH: Nils Lofgren tells a story at shows about how he won a contest playing Flight Of The BumbleBee on the accordion
	9:45am The Butterman: Hey Jennica, I don’t know if it was Logistics. I haven’t done any searching. It’s just a distant memory of awesomeness.
	9:46am P-90: Nice to hear there was a trio playing the waterfront in Hoboken.
	9:47am Marc Francis: Stereolab unplugged? I know they do a 'One Note Samba'. ;)
	9:47am Steve from Dunwoody: Wanna buy an organ? www.youtube.com...
	9:48am chris_in_space: Soundin' good on a Monday mornin', @JoeMcG!
	9:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Steve - I tried listening to that but just can't. It's neurological ...accordian to my Doctor...
	9:49am Joe McG: Thanks, cis! @P-90: Yeah, it was a very nice surprise! @Woods: Nils understands me.
	9:50am Ike: Hello! "Wildest Organ in Town!" is a fun name for an album. Even I get that one.
	9:51am P-90: Nadine sounds a little like Christie Hynde on Klonopin (in a good way.)
	9:52am Crudbringer: Crunk funk junk, no bunk.
	9:53am Aaron Working In Newark: Good Morning everyone!
	9:53am Crudbringer: (added to roller skating playlist)
	9:54am WoodsOfNH: @Joe McG Ha! Yeah, and after that story he indeed hauled out his accordion and smoked his way through Flight Of The BumbleBee. Impressive.
	9:55am Jennica: Ike - Ha! Hi Aaron W I Newark.
	9:57am Joe McG: @Crudbringer: I love that you have a rollerskating playlist!
	9:58am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Joe & all!
	10:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...considering my playlists can barely walk & chew gum...
	10:02am PaulRobeson1920: I wonder if a 15 foot tall church organ will fit up the stairs in a 5th floor walkup
	10:03am Joe McG: Good morning, Greg!
	10:03am Handy Haversack: Hey, Greg!
	10:04am pantz: Like this Haim song. I'm glad they're going in a different direction.
	10:04am Crudbringer: Cycling is usually either metal my friend recommends (Yob, Sleep, ...) or trance stuff (Frow Show). Longboarding can be anything, but rollerskating is always smelly funk, heavily larded with Louis Cole stuff that Duane (conducter of his eponymous Train) enlightened me about. That Pepper Box track you spun a couple-three weeks back is on there too - the synth+clapping is classic roller-rink style...
	10:05am annie: nice to be catching the show in real time and apparently i was one of a small handful of people who felt NO part of that 5.2 earthshake here yesterday.
	10:07am PaulRobeson1920: “ I feel the earth move under my feet! I feel the sky tumbling down! I feel my heart start to trembling Whenever you're around”
	10:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: They figured out more solid bedrock in the East means quakes actually travel further. About faultlines out here - surprisingly little is known...
	10:10am Sonderangebot: I really dig those Vampisoul releases!
	10:11am BetsyO: This is the song that each Hare Krsna temple in the world plays when they start their morning services each day., around 4:30 am.
	10:11am Crudbringer: The famous New Madrid earthquakes in southern Missouri/northern Arkansas back in 1811 supposedly rang church bells in Philly.
	10:13am iiibeat: Krishna Krishna
	10:13am northguineahills: @RevRabbit: Yeah, the 2011 Louisa County, VA earthquake knocked books off my shelf in Brooklyn! I was taking a nap, and hadn't experienced an earthquake since I lived in Japan, and thought a truck had hit a building nearby. So, I immediately went to the usgs site, and yes, earthquake. (and that was only a shallow 5.8.)
	10:13am morphe': Joey McG -- sounds positively Bklyn Gangster - a stress on the positive!!!
	10:13am annie: i love this...
	10:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ngh - noticed it on the 3rd floor here in New Hampshuh!
	10:15am Rich in Bristol: Potpourri: don't call it a comeback.
	👻 10:15am Brian in UK: Hey Joe.
	10:17am annie: there are only a handful of those chant-y pieces i could just sing all the time. .. and i think of Salinger's Jesus prayer..
	10:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Also noteworthy how exponential the Richter Scale is. 5 something is getting interesting - then 6, 7, 8 dramatically more & more so!
	10:23am BetsyO: @Annie,... back in the day when I was a Hare Krishna devotee, many years ago, we would chant and sing on the streets continuously for 6 to 8 hours, and that was after chanting a few hours in the morning in the temple. Strange days,... I eventually left because women were treated like second class citizens, it was basically a fundamentalist Hindu philosophy, with psychedelic roots.
	10:24am Greg from ZONE 5: My grandma always said: "You gotta believe in something."
	10:26am PaulRobeson1920: Oooo Plate Tectonics! Earth is Grand, ain’t it?
	👻 10:30am Brian in UK: Quote is from the poem Black Cross. Hezekiah Jones speaking. "You don't believe nothin'," said the white man's preacher. "Oh yes I do," said Hezekiah, "I believe that a man should be beholding to his neighbor Without the reward of Heaven or the fear of hell fire."
	10:33am ami ad: ohhh,eeewwwwww.
	10:33am zopa: Hooray for Mono!
	10:34am annie: @BetsyO: i was one of those youth who really sought some group to be part of...as i investigated each one, i found that there was underlying sexism in 99% of them..when i asked our local Optimists club, they said i could be in the auxiliary, which meant make food and wash dishes..
	10:34am BetsyO: “Let everything happen to you, beauty and terror, just keep going, no feeling is final.” —Ranier Maria Rilke
	10:34am suzyhotrod: This scratchy Beatles sounds like something from my collection! HI, JCMCG!
	10:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Penchant for Uppers in Boy Pop clothing? Or everybody just hyped to the nines generally ??
	👻 10:34am Brian in UK: The Beatles did not waste much time on intros. Straight to the heart of the song. She Loves You, Help.
	10:35am WoodsOfNH: @Joe McG Here's a real DJ: imgur.com... That's my Uncle Stanley, who was a polka DJ on WMMW in Meriden, CT way back when.
	10:35am egould310: This Beatles tune is catchy. I’ll have to check them out on Spotify.
	10:36am annie: right on betsy
	10:36am Joe McG: Hi, SUZY!! It take the utmost care of all of my Beatles 45s. ;)
	10:36am suzyhotrod: Did yours come from the same place mine did? A soggy box in my mom's basement?
	10:37am Doug in JC: TIL his full name is Stanard
	10:37am johnzo: can we talk cancel culture... is that obnoxious... cause I made the unforgivable error of comparing two fellow millennial friends to John Lennon in casual conversation and was told to fuck off... am I crazy or is it ok to still like John Lennon even tho he was a girlfriend beating asshole... /general asshole... I mean Ive been a pretty huge asshole never beat my girlfriend but just generally been a dick at various points in my life Id like to think it's ok to forgive myself is that OK MILLENIALS?! HUH?!
	10:37am PaulRobeson1920: 8 dayyss a week...
	10:37am Joe McG: @Woods: Oh, now we're talkin'! By coincidence I also wear a suit and tie when I DJ. @Suzy: No, I just buy them off the garage floors of grouchy guys in the suburbs!
	10:37am Jennica: @annie: I joined the Optimists' in the mid-'90s and it was a nightmare, for the most part. There were attempts to avoid bigotry, but the effort alone was so overtly pronounced. It was an experience.
	👻 10:37am waters7: haven't heard this in a long time (box me in) great! Also liked Eight Days a Week. Had a love moment with my cat during that song.
	10:38am Krys O.: Wow! I haven't heard this Ridgeway/Copeland song since I used to play it on my show back 35 years ago!
	10:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Past Masters of Arrangements obviously. She Loves You sticks the Chorus on the front in fact. Seems the dumbest Pop but She Loves You is quite a weird construction!
	10:38am Joe Mulligan: I love singing Don’t Box Me In when a cat tries to cut me off in the bike lane
	10:39am Crudbringer: Mom always said an optimist is someone who's not paying attention.
	10:39am Joe Mulligan: Car!
	10:39am WoodsOfNH: Did Copeland do a whole album with Ridgeway?
	👻 10:39am waters7: I hate it when cats do that!
	10:39am Pale Son: Works for a cat too.
	10:39am johnzo: I know a great grouchy old suburbanite right on the edge of detroit... barely in the suburbs, who sells records out of his cat piss smelling house & also writes weird poetry if anyone's ever in the area.. sorry dunno what you were buying from the grouches just assumed it was records
	10:39am Joe Mulligan: Meowlol
	👻 10:39am Brian in UK: @johnzo. Hindsight is infallible.
	👻 10:40am waters7: I go ballistic when cars do it. Don't get me started!
	10:40am Joe McG: Glad you guys enjoyed that chestnut brought to you by Francis Ford Coppola.
	10:41am Baby’s On Fire Cafe (Baltimore, Hon!): Never realized how much Don’t Box Me In sounds like The Police musically. Thanks for playing it
	10:41am PaulRobeson1920: Tiny Boxes on the hillside, little Boxes...
	10:41am johnzo: brian Im not sure exactly how to interpret that but thanks for the input!!
	10:42am Joe Mulligan: @waters7 if you tap their quarter panel it’s enough to rattle their cage
	10:42am BetsyO: @Annie, yes, that has been my experience too! ;( In the late 60’s and early 70’s, it was hard to research groups, their history or who led it all, some were seemingly extensions of alternative youth culture, though once in, had the same misogynistic tendencies one found in the mainstream culture. I stay away from any membership to large groups and institutions, too many triggers from past bad experiences. The Optimist Club though, geez, that’s too bad, for they exist to do good for others,... wow, I’ve lost my optimism indeed!
	10:42am PaulRobeson1920: Ooo yesss goooood songg
	👻 10:42am waters7: haha
	10:43am northguineahills: @johzo: if Yoko can forgive John (and she's one of my heros), I will use her moral compass to adjust mine....
	10:43am PaulRobeson1920: Yeah!
	10:44am Joe McG: Hits today, nothin' but hits!
	10:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If you want to filter for Musics by only Perfectly Nice People you'll need endless time & exemplary dumpster service.
	10:45am johnzo: & cynthia. not sure I forgive yoko for making Julian buy his own dad's letters to HIM back at auction tho... that's pretty damn cold lol
	👻 10:45am Marley P. Dogg: I used to play this Animals song over and over in hopes of getting away from my terrible boss many years ago.
	10:45am johnzo: but I guess he did so I should follow your rule there. none of my business really
	10:46am Pale Son: Oh my god.
	👻 10:46am Webhamster Henry: All 70s tv themes set sometime....
	10:47am dave wuz here: lenny and the squig tones next please
	10:47am Pale Son: Hello!
	10:47am Matt Fiveash: Rousing sax solo!
	10:47am MayJillar: The Aussie band Smudge does a killer cover of "Make All Our Dreams Come True."
	10:47am Joe McG: @Henry: I think I did that on a Singles Going Steady show once.
	10:47am ami ad: i think my life might have been better without john,yoko,and the beatles..
	10:47am sydnius: hassenpfefferinc.com
	10:47am johnzo: true. Im not gonna reference john lennon with any fellow millennial that I haven't first carefully vetted tho... lol. I will just be a closet Beatles fan with the "woke" crowd I guess.
	👻 10:48am Webhamster Henry: @JoeMcG I'll have to prowl the archives!
	10:48am John in Phoenixville: Thanks for playing this, Joe. I think Laverne & Shirley (the show) holds up surprisingly well. Great singles set today!
	10:49am Joe McG: @John: It's saving my life currently. @Matt Fiveash: Got some Robert Johnson coming up for you!
	10:50am Joe McG: @MayJillar: I'll check it out!
	10:51am annie: so,betsy, the fallback fromall that was i took bits and pieces from the various philosophies..the hell with the dogma,ijust sought "family"... at 67, still looking
	10:51am northguineahills: @johnzo: If I couldn't enjoy the art of any artist whose ethics I disagreed w/, there would be nothing to enjoy. Case in point, I can't get enough Miles Davis, and absolute genius, but sometimes a monster of a human being, and beat Angela Davis, and was not very contrite about it....
	10:52am northguineahills: Robert Johnson, not to be confused w/.....
	10:52am Matt Fiveash: Joe McG- Haha! Sounds like he's really got a hellhound on his trail!
	10:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov638: RobertJohnson? But wouldn't a 78 @ 45 be slower ??
	10:52am Joe McG: @Matt: He's standin' at the crossroads, ready to take a ride!
	10:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All this in one take with an Acoustic. Positively supernatural...
	10:55am johnzo: hey northguiney we're in agreement! I was complaining about my friends cancelling JL, I love Miles Davis & John Lennon... not about to cancel anybody who's not like a fuckin' war criminal or human trafficker or some shit like that
	10:56am Matt Fiveash: You got your RoJo working today, Joe!
	10:56am John in Phoenixville: @ Joe McG: I know what you mean. I was laid up with a painful back injury recently, and L&S was one of the only things I could watch. Got me through it and I’m feeling great now!
	10:57am BetsyO: @Annie,... In total agreement with you on taking what is out there that works for one’s self , and finding friends who do the same. A loose community of open minds and hearts willing to share and explore life. It’s not easy to take such roads, sometimes it can be lonely at times, yet, we keep moving forward.
	10:57am Joe McG: @Matt: Ha! My love is NOT in vain. @John: It's a magical show! It makes me so happy. Except for the Christmas episode in the second season, that wasn't so hot.
	10:58am BetsyO: I’m old enough to remember the band Illusion, they played Detroit ballrooms a lot in 69 to 71.
	11:00am Joe McG: @BetsyO: Cool! They seem like they were pretty rockin' fellas.
	11:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lennon was complex & conflicted & contrite - & pretty overt about the whole mess. This idea that he spent his entire mad 40 years being an uninterrupted asshole to every human being is revision of a revision of the underinformed. Was he opinionated? Obviously. Did he lack self control? In some ways @ some times. Did he get to evolve past age 40 in 1980 - like so many bigmouths have been privileged to? No he did not.
	11:02am Dennis Diken: The Illusion! heavy!
	11:02am johnzo: @BetsyO you're from the D? I live by Dutch Girl Donuts if you know where that is... 7 Mile & Woodward area. woulda loved to live here in the 60's/70's!!! bet you have some great stories?!
	11:03am Bill D: Was 8 Days a Week on the swirly Capitol label b/w I Don't Want to Spoil The Party? Also big shout out for The Illudion! I have the lp.
	11:03am βrian: RoJo is a moniker of scorn where I live, sadly.
	11:06am johnzo: I tend to be sympathetic to assassination victims too... I don't believe the official version to my under-informed mind the similarities to the George Harrison assassination attempt are to obvious I think a lot of these people were taken from us for a reason... uncle sam is a paranoid son of a b
	11:06am johnzo: the again so am I lol
	11:09am Handy Haversack: It's an oddball movie -- but really worth it!
	11:09am BetsyO: @JoeMcG,... The Illusion played many long jams based on songs from their Lp’s. They played 2 nights in a row with Savoy Brown at the Eastown Theatre in Detroit, in the day it only cost $3:50 to get in the door.
	11:09am Pale Son: Rumblefish is amazing. You gotta see it. Almost all B&W except the titular fish. And Stewart Copeland had complete control of the sound. It's a very rhythmic movie.
	👻 11:09am tim from champaign (now washington): Hey Joe and buddies!
	11:10am Asheville Jon: lennon was correct on this one!
	11:10am johnzo: ok now Im cancelling him... 8 days a week is NOT junk!!! lol
	11:10am Terr in DE: Gun Smoke the movie, w Matt Dillon as Matt Dillon
	11:10am listener Rey: Matt Dillon is a huge latin music collector and owns some really rare and great records
	11:11am KWilde: Wasn't it Eight Arms to Hold You?
	11:11am ami ad: I'll agree with lennon on that,nothing else. hate days a week....
	11:11am PaulRobeson1920: “I’m not that kind of Indian” -
	👻 11:11am tim from champaign (now washington): Good one, Terr! I'd like to revisit Rumblefish. As I kid, I loved SE Hinton's books.
	11:11am PJ: @KWilde: that's what I recall
	11:11am johnzo: hey a lot of human beings are dashed off in less than five minutes... doesn't make them junk humans lol
	11:12am Terr in DE: just a joke, but R Fish is good
	11:13am walrus: wfmu ===----> white fat men united . safe space to talking about john lennon like he is a jesus
	11:14am The Oscar: Mornin! If we're talking movie recommendations, it might interest the crowd to know that the Criterion Channel has added The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T. I watched it for the first time last weekend, and my mind was suitably blown.
	11:14am Geoffrey in Ottawa: Tom Waits is pretty good in Rumble Fish. I like those overhead shots.
	11:15am Sonderangebot: Yay thanks for the heads up, The Oscar! I thought I had seen all the fun things I wanted to on Criterion.
	11:15am johnzo: Ill have you know Im skinny as fuck and I don't think he's jesus and nobody said anything remotely like that
	11:15am Tim 07030: Hi Joe! I made Matt Dillon laugh at the Record Fair a few years back. If memory serves me correctly Rumblefish is ridiculously 'look at me. I am ART!', but maybe I'm wrong.
	11:16am Joe McG: I will try "Rumblefish"! Thanks for the reviews. "Dr. T" is wonderful. @Tim: How did you make Matt Dillon laugh?!
	11:16am dave wuz here: lennon was like jesus. burp. fart.
	11:16am iiibeat: "Bob Le Flambeur" is a decent film based upon gambling.
	11:16am PJ: @walrus: I'm pretty sure John Lennon was bigger than Jesus.
	11:16am Terr in DE: thanks Tim, but not mine, in a magazine back when Matt was hot
	11:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Proposed name for Help! was Eight Arms to Hold You - so I wonder if that's a misquote. No matter - John tended to be dismissive of lyrics he didn't think measured up. & the nearer to the breakup of The Beatles the more bitter the interview...
	11:16am BetsyO: @JohnZo,... I grew up on the Southwest side in the 60’s, attending concerts at the Grande Ballroom and Eastown, many a MC5 and Stooges concerts seen there, plus early Who, Cream, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Hendrix’s first show at Cobo! I usually only passed 7mile and Woodward on the way to the State Fair, where I saw Johnny Cash perform. A wild time in the day, even drove a cab in the mid 70’s downtown after leaving the Hate Krishna temple. Left the Motor City in the early 80’s.
	11:17am PaulRobeson1920: To everything turn, turn turn, there is a season...
	11:17am Photoline: That Animals 45 definitely sounded like a different take. The vocals are lazier at the start. If words are "missing", it could be that Eric either dropped them, or they were asked to be dropped. It was more common for songs to be censored in the past, especially by the BBC, for the southern US market and for national TV in the US (e.g., Ed Sullivan Show).
	11:17am Tim 07030: I sold him his ticket and when I handed it to him I said 'loved you in The Pogues video'.
	11:18am johnzo: no paul was actually more like jesus, at least in terms of footgear... he was the only one on the cover of abbey road not wearing shoes
	11:18am Joe McG: @Photoline: Thanks for chiming in. It seemed different to me, so I'm glad I'm not crazy! @Tim: He was in a Pogues video? I have to change my opinion about this guy.
	11:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jayzus BetsyO !
	11:18am Geoffrey in Ottawa: Where is Matt Dillon now, anyway? I liked him a lot in Beautiful Girls.
	11:19am Tim 07030: He has a cameo as a cop in the Fairytale of NY video, he's the one who puts Shane in the drunk tank (on Christmas eve, babe)!
	11:20am PaulRobeson1920: “I’m not that kind of Indian” ... Would anyone want to venture a guess who said it? Or not guess thats ok too
	11:20am Joe McG: @iiibeat: That's the one I meant! What did I say? "John the Gambler"! Must be all this Lennon talk.
	11:20am PaulRobeson1920: 8 arms on the album cover... hint
	11:20am johnzo: damn betsyO! thanks for sharing! also just curious, was hate krishna an intentional misspelling or a typo?
	👻 11:22am TristaC.LadyCaveBrat: Like these tunes, Joe. :)
	11:22am Mike Sin: Jumping in late -- I recommend "Rumble Fish." Saw in the theater back in the day. Mickey Rourke's acting and the soundtrack were really good.
	11:24am BetsyO: @Johnzo,... oh my, a typo, but with perhaps some unconscious bias based on some bad experiences there.
	11:24am Joe McG: I'm glad, Trista! :) Sure you wouldn't rather I played some more Beatles tunes? ;) @Mike: Thanks, Mike, now I will surely check it out.
	11:25am zivilars: Thanks for the show, Joe, tuned in much too late, but this little country theme already makes me happy
	11:26am Gaylord Fields: Hi, Joe! Loving the show! I don't know if you've had any Matt Dillon sightings at the WFMU record fair, but he's heavily into older Latin music and has quite an impressive collection. He's also into collecting (sadly) super-rare Cambodian records.
	11:26am Joe McG: @zivilars: I think this is my favorite new song of the week, so your timing is excellent!
	11:27am Joe McG: Hey Gaylord! I had no idea Matt Dillon was such a music head. Neat-o! Happy belated bday, btw!
	11:28am bill OHara: i like
	11:30am annie: off soon for lunch.. so happy i could hear the show today..y'all take care
	11:30am johnzo: @BetsyO... sorry to hear that!! Ive heard some nasty rumors... I feel like it's better nowadays but idk. I have a friend who's brother used to live at the temple in A2 & is still involved. I used to go to the temple in SE for Sunday dinners... still go once in a blue moon
	11:31am Photoline: The first movie that popped in my head when you said "Matt Dillon" was "Wild Things".
	11:31am Joe McG: Nice to see you, Bill! Enjoy lunch, annie!
	11:32am ami ad: only way i cam listen to a beatles and not be nauseous is a cover by Laibach,and even that's tuff.
	11:32am zivilars: Matt Dillon just had a massive sympathy boost for me after this info!
	11:32am zivilars: Still have to see the last Lars von Trier movie with him – should be intense
	11:33am Joe McG: @ami: Look at the bright side! I only play the Beatles once in every 3-5 years.
	11:34am Photoline: I don't understand the antipathy toward The Beatles. I'm 59, and "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" was like a lightning bolt musically to me. Played it over and over as my best friend and I sang along. My first karaoke!
	11:34am Gaylord Fields: Scroll down for MD at WFMU record fair: fleamarketfunk.com...
	11:36am Gaylord Fields: I'm nonplussed by blanket Beatles hate: They were about 42 different groups in their short lifespan. I don't care for about two or three of those groups, but about 30 of them are my favorite music groups ever.
	11:37am ami ad: @Joe McG:Yes. I know,and appreciate that. I'm still here. Hehe.
	11:37am Photoline: The first song I can remember being enthused about was "Telstar", so yeah I'm old.
	11:38am BetsyO: @Johnzo,... in the early days of the Hare Krishna movement, things were pretty strict, hardly anyone lived outside, had jobs or continued on with higher education. Kids were sent off miles away to boarding type schools, women were always in the back of the room, never in management, were told their brains were smaller then men’s, marriages were arraigned by higher ups, things like that. Things are totally different now, they learned the hard way, though there are still vestiges of the old 19th century Indian cultural ways.
	11:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Born Nov.'63 - pretty much delivered directly into the current of the Beatle wave. But there is the sense in which everything will be underrated & underplayed by comparison. That's understandable. Also - I had to take a long route to appreciating Sinatra - a Gawd of a time before mine. So I understand how that happens...
	11:39am TDK60: I despise the Dave Clark 5. Just kiddin.'
	👻 11:39am tim from champaign (now washington): Gaylord - That's a great description of the Beatles. I range between Beatles liker and Beatles really liker but I can appreciate absolute fandom of them.
	11:40am Joe McG: @Gaylord: Wow, there he is! Cool! Also, "Norwegian Wood" is one of my favorite songs of all-time. "I'm Only Sleeping" also way up there.
	👻 11:40am Webhamster Henry: Basically, all of 1964-1968 was waiting for the next Beatle album to drop.
	11:40am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi Joe! For some reason trying to tune in has been wonky for me. I have also had issues with another station in Pennysylvania. Can anyone else relate? I'm also house sitting and they may have something to do with it. Well, just wanted to pop in as I love your show! Hi friends!
	11:40am zivilars: this whole set is awesome – could also be a Shrunken Planet set, love it!
	11:41am coelacanth∅: RR (@?) "busy? i been working eight days a week!" is something a chauffer (sp?) said to Paul. the song was written before the movie idea and probably had no influence on the aborted title for the film.
	11:41am Photoline: I grew up in a house that was variously enthused by Hot Club jazz, Mantovani, Procol Harum and CSNY.
	👻 11:41am tim from champaign (now washington): Tomorrow Never Knows is my favorite. It's the seed of Can. My only problem with that song is that it needs to go for 7-8 more minutes.
	11:41am Gaylord Fields: @tim: Thanks! It kinda just popped in my head as a way to describe what an unusual group they were. Fun fact: They went from "You're Gonna Lose That Girl" to "Tomorrow Never Knows" in the span of exactly one year!!!
	11:42am Gaylord Fields: @tim: I wrote the above before I read your comment! Haha!!!
	👻 11:43am tim from champaign (now washington): I think it was a case of Dueling Posts!
	11:43am johnzo: @BetsyO that's fucked up!!! thanks for the history lesson, people need to talk about this stuff! I live next to an amateur cult leader... yikes.
	11:43am Krys O.: Busy at work and unable to comment, but really enjoying the show, Joe.
	11:43am Toothgrinder Tom: I thought ‘eight days a week’ was a Ringo-ism?
	👻 11:43am Brian in UK: The press were trying to find the new Beatles right up to the Nineties. In particular Squeeze took a while to shake off the newbeatles moniker.
	11:43am Photoline: Where would sampling be without George Martin and The Beatles?
	11:44am Joe McG: @Buddha: I haven't heard anything lately, although we were having reception issues last week. Hopefully not power company related! @Krys O: Thanks for contributing today! I never would have thought of Cherry Wainer.
	👻 11:45am Brian in UK: @TT think that was allegedly a Hard Days Night.
	11:45am Photoline: Split Enz were "the new Beatles" for a time. Then there were the faux Beatles like Klaatu.
	11:45am TDK60: I think someone said an NPR station in Connecticut was cutting in..
	11:45am johnzo: To whom it may concern, I apologize for opening the whole can of worms in the first place, your free to hate or cancel or think whoever's music is bad or overrated or whatever... it's sort of a silly debate to each their own we can all decide for ourselves... Im cool with whatever as long as you cancel war criminals & stuff like that you'll have no argument with me
	11:45am Joe McG: @Photoline: Geez, I sure love Klaatu.
	11:45am coelacanth∅: George Martin got really lucky, being able to take credit for so many of the beatles' and Geoff Emerick's ideas
	👻 11:46am Webhamster Henry: Don't get Gaylord started on Faux Beatles.
	11:46am Toothgrinder Tom: @ Brian that sounds right
	11:46am Handy Haversack: Loving this set, Joe.
	11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Shee-it - I think Howard Goodal is right. The Beatles' quantity & quality of output & its impact on all else are all things that have been without comparison for centuries. I balk a bit @ him singling them out amidst the Rawk Revolution as a whole - but there's no question they are the prime representative example of it.
	11:46am mariano: Hey all. For me it's "Happiness Is a Warm Gun," "Cry Baby Cry," and "Long, Long, Long" as well as "TNK" though my favorites tend to change from year to year. For me those four are among the songs that could easily have come out in the recent past.
	11:46am DaveinPA: oh shiz we just went full Mellotron
	11:46am ami ad: Quincy Jones: 'The Beatles were the worst musicians in the world' This article is more than 2 years old Record producer takes swipes at the Beatles, the ‘machiavellian’ Michael Jackson, U2 and more. The Guardian.
	11:47am Joe B: playing my uncle's hand-me-down 45 of eight days a week is one of my earliest memories
	11:48am BetsyO: If one was a teenager in the mid 60’s as I was, the Beatles were a strong influence a cultural force, what they said, did and looked like was important and led the way for the youth culture at large. It started with the music, but went beyond, into fashion, drugs, mysticism and whatever they delved into. There were Kids not into them, straight arrow Beach Boy or Fabian types, or the older greasers who liked Elvis and Jerry Lee, turning their noses on the British Invasion.
	11:48am Joe McG: @Joe B.: Do you have your uncle's 45 now?
	11:48am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi TDK60! Hey Handerson Haversack (distant relative to Arnold Horshack? Perhaps..).
	11:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & Humor ! The Beatles' influence is incalculable.
	11:49am Joe B: I still have it! we had four - eight days a week, yesterday, hello goodbye and nowhere man. and a fifth record, simon says!
	11:50am PaulRobeson1920: I just herd about “The Beatles” & I’ve been frantically Wikipedia-ing for the last 2 hours! Boy this George Harrison fella is some artist and the others Too! wow!
	11:50am Hubig Pie: Nice 13th Floor Elevators cover
	11:50am coelacanth∅: i guess Quincy Jones keeps company with other people who supposedly know a lot about music but somehow don't see the obvious.
	👻 11:50am Brian in UK: @TDK60 was never keen on the Dave Clark Four.
	👻 11:50am 12539: Thanks, Joe! Stay well out there.
	👻 11:51am Brian in UK: Joe, cookin' agin.
	11:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Roky in kinda VUs style.
	11:51am Photoline: To understand The Beatles (or The Rutles, for that matter) is to dig "Glass Onion" while also feeling nostalgic during "Yesterday".
	11:52am PaulRobeson1920: I kid, I kid... good tunes here Joe very good
	11:52am morphe': Thanks Joe and all....
	11:52am TDK60: Hi Brian, you must not be a Crystal Palace follower.
	11:52am coelacanth∅: jeez, Hubig i didn't place that! yeah it is
	11:52am Brendan: @Joe, Hi. Sad to have missed most of the show- it’s a long story involving bees! Look forward to the archive.
	11:53am northguineahills: Thanks, Joe. Time to work!
	11:53am mariano: Thank you Joe and Crew, take care folks!
	👻 11:53am tim from champaign (now washington): Have any of you Jerseyites had any Richard Thompson sightings in the wild?
	11:53am Joe McG: @Brendan: That's OK, if you saved the bees, I forgive you.
	11:53am Matt Fiveash: The only thing I hate more than Beatle-worship is its dumber cousin Beatle-hatred. Same goes for the Stones, Dylan and Elvis.
	11:53am Krys O.: I remember playing with my sister's Beatles' trading cards and staring at the Meet the Beatles album cover as a tiny tot. I heard the music on the radio and then saw the movies. Still a fan.
	11:53am TDK60: Thanks Joe, see ya on the ledge.
	👻 11:54am Brian in UK: TDK60 Wolverhampton Wanderers, mate.
	👻 11:54am tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Joe! Great show as always.
	11:54am Dan in exile: Just listened to last half hour...great! Will have to play whole show later.
	11:54am coelacanth∅: Matt, Bruce worship?
	11:54am Joe McG: @Matt: Have you seen that Stones promo where some fratboy investment banker rocks out at a fancy hotel to the "Goat's Head Soup" reissue?
	👻 11:54am Marley P. Dogg: Great show today Joe as always! Be well!
	11:54am ami ad: Thank you DJ,Crew. Keeping freeform alive. Peace&Laugh.
	11:54am Handy Haversack: Wow, this Richard Thompson sounds so good. Stll gots it! Hey, Boodz! Thanks, Joe. Loved the show today. See you cool cats for the Next Joe Up!
	11:55am PaulRobeson1920: Ha, Matt Fiveash. Ha. Good music is good music! Thanks for all the gooood music today Joe! And Crew!
	11:55am Krys O.: Forgot to add that I was born in 1963 and my siblings were 7, 12, 14, and 16 years older than me. I absorbed their musical tastes.
	11:55am Gaylord Fields: @Matt F: As a fan of their music, I know what you mean. If I were ever stuck in a room full of Beatle lovers or haters, I'd be chomping on the cyanide capsule within minutes.
	11:55am BetsyO: @JoeMcG,...thank you for a wonderful show, bringing back a lot of memories and creating new friends in the board. Have a good one my friend!
	11:55am mariano: Speaking of Constantine, any of y'all ever seen Éric Rohmer's "Perceval le Gallois"?
	11:56am Toothgrinder Tom: In ‘Goldfinger’ James Bond puts down the Beatles by saying he would never listen to their music without ear muffs on (to muffle the sound).
	11:56am Matt Fiveash: Joe McG: no, but sounds about right. Can't believe they gave the deluxe reissue treatment to the album where you can hear the drugs stop working.
	11:56am Joe McG: @Matt: Ha ha! Can't wait for the "Black and Blue" deluxe reish that comes with diamond-encrusted handcuffs.
	11:56am zivilars: thanks for the show, Joe - survive the heat everybody! (at least if it is a hot where you are as here)
	11:57am Brendan: @Joe, the bees and I are fine, save for one sting.
	11:57am radioronan: Thanks Joe! Thanks skeleton crew!
	11:57am Gaylord Fields: @Toothgrinder Tom: Which puts him in such distinguished company as Billy Graham, Chet Huntley, et al.
	11:57am mariano: Could I interest you in a pair of diamond-encrusted zircon tweezers?
	11:57am PaulRobeson1920: Good year for it @KrysO!
	11:57am Joe McG: Thanks for listening and commenting, everyone! Have a great week, and I'll see you next Monday.
	11:58am Santos L Halper: Wonderful set Joe, thanks!
	11:58am coelacanth∅: i can ignore beatles worshippers and smuggly laugh at their childishness. beatles hate represents an ignorance that's hard to ignore.
	11:58am βrian: How time flies! Thanks, Joe.
	👻 11:58am Brian in UK: This reminds me of a riff off of Forever Changes.
	11:58am Matt Fiveash: We're not all the way in the dystopian future until Steel Wheels: The "Buy This Shit Again" edition comes out
	11:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jerry Hall married Rupert Murdoch...are we done here ?? Thx Joe !
	11:59am morphe': KRYS O - sounds like a good heritage... I am from '61 my older sisters listened to Bobby Sherman and the Partridge family ... My parents listend to Lawrence Welk and Don Ho ... I had to make my own road with friends' older siblings...
	11:59am Krys O.: I worked with a guy at the record store who loathed the Beatles and thought DC5 were better. Thanks, Joe!
	11:59am coelacanth∅: Thanks Joe
	11:59am Photoline: Required listening from 10-12 (or 8-10 in my time zone)
	12:00pm coelacanth∅: dc-5 seriously overrated, in my opinion!

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from August 10, 2020

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