WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from June 26, 2012

Listener comments!
	10:45am FATHER YOD: Greetings TC, Looking forward to another great show. Kahoutic is contracting and expanding and is all or nothing at all! 13 penetrations will take you home to the principles and the children, to the yodship to see the golden sunrise!
	11:54am tonyc: Greetings, Father Yod, and all who are yet to come. I'm just going to swig down a quick cup of coffee, and then it'll be time to start. See you at noon!
	11:57am listener james from westwood: good tuesday, all, and welcome back, tony!
	11:58am iker: hey, dear Tony! looking forward to today's show, here in the sunny basque country!
	12:00pm tonyc: Hello, everybody! Thanks for showing up!
	12:05pm Van in DC: Hi Tony and everyone.
	12:05pm Ricardo Montalban: Hola, Senor Tony! Looking forward to it - whatever it is.
	12:06pm tonyc: Lots of prog, psych, & folk today -- for the first two hours, anyway. Hey there, Van and Senor M!
	12:09pm tonyc: Plus Jesus stuff -- or Stuff for Jesus.
	12:13pm tonyc: And then some electroacoustic music during the end (times).
	12:13pm Van in DC: All that sounds great to me Tony :) But I'm gonna have to wander off for a bit to find something for lunch. SOOO hungry :)
	12:18pm tonyc: This Random Harvest track is a cover of a Curved Air tune, by the way....
	12:19pm northguineahills: Random Harvest, very nice...!
	12:20pm tonyc: Hey, northguineahills!
	12:24pm tonyc: You paralyze me with your dolly eyes....
	12:45pm tonyc: Are you all having lunch at the same time? Save me some of the pickles.
	12:51pm Hugo: Way past lunch over here, in fact, closer to dinner time. The Paris Pilot does sound very 1969. You don't hear that organ any more.
	1:00pm tonyc: Coming up next track: Jesus disco prog ... or something....
	1:04pm Van in DC: Well, just getting back. SO pretty here in DC that I couldn't NOT go an a long walk :)
	1:05pm Van in DC: The mall has all the Folk Life festival stuff being set up...stopped by and got Azerbaijani food (Doner Kabob - lamb/beef mix, etc) for lunch :)
	1:06pm tonyc: Anyone else having buffering problems? The signal's dropped out for me around 20 times so far, though it's been recovering quickly.
	1:07pm Van in DC: so far so good for me since being back...
	1:10pm tonyc: Thanks, Van. Anyone else?
	1:15pm Jeremy: Hi Tony! Just tuning in, really nice songs in this set. Stream is flowing nicely here...
	1:16pm tonyc: Hey Jeremy!! Yes, the stream seems to have recovered on my end too....
	1:28pm Ricardo Montalban: I haven't been noticing any buffering problems, but I am in and out of the room
	1:30pm tonyc: Good to know, Senor M. All is now behaving for me too....
	1:42pm tonyc: Weirdly, someone posted what are supposedly tracks from this Bluebyrd album on youtube -- but they're actually from some completely different record. That's one of the problems with file-sharing -- people sometimes have no idea what they have.
	1:50pm FATHER YOD: Hey Tony, Just returned from a wedding ceremony, dinner in a couple of hours, so can sit blissfully absorbing some of your show!
	1:53pm Van in DC: Now that last song artist / song / album title combination is pretty tough to google ;)
	1:57pm tonyc: Jan's last name doesn't appear anywhere on the record. Guess there was a fad for single-named hippie chicks.
	2:09pm tonyc: The Fans were a Kevin Dunn band. Hence, the Eno-ish sound...
	2:12pm Geordie: Loved that Fans cut, Tony.
	2:13pm tonyc: Glad to hear it, Geordie!
	2:15pm FATHER YOD: HOW MANY TUNES DO YOU KNOW THAT HAVE WHISTLING IN THEM?
	2:15pm FATHER YOD: TWISTED NERVE THEME?
	2:17pm listener james from westwood: a couple of years ago there was a mega-mix of a couple dozen whistling bits from various songs. everything from "sitting on the dock of the bay" to the opening of g'n'r's "patience." had forgotten some of these songs had whistling in 'em!
	2:18pm tonyc: I'm a fan of Fred Lowery, who released a bunch of LPs in the '50s with himself as whistle soloist.
	2:18pm FATHER YOD: WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK?
	2:19pm tonyc: That's my mother's can....
	2:19pm Ricardo Montalban: I've got some of those Fred Lowery records! They're wonderful!
	2:20pm FATHER YOD: 'Two of Us,' The Beatles (1970)?
	2:20pm MrFab: james from westwood: that would be DJ Riko's "Whistler's Delight."
	2:21pm FATHER YOD: (Sittin' on) the Dock of the Bay,' Otis Redding?
	2:22pm Ricardo Montalban: Whenever I listen to whistling songs I think of Cancer Boy from The Kids in the Hall's Brain Candy
	2:29pm tonyc: Michel is a man, by the way -- Michel, mon beau.
	2:30pm Van in DC: So apparently this is on a synclavier...I was wondering if any theremin were involved.
	2:33pm FATHER YOD: Thinking of a number of movies this could be the soundtrack for :- Tetsuo: The Iron Man The Holy Mountain (Jodorowsky) The Last Battle (Luc Besson) Akira Blade Runner Music on RJD2's walkman!
	2:33pm tonyc: @ Van in DC: Yep, it is theremin-less. Theremins are too fattening.
	2:41pm Doug S.: Your show is the perfect tonic after helping a friend move just now. The question is, can I apply your music directly to my aching back or must it be ingested aurally?
	2:42pm Jeremy: Michel est mon hommeboy...
	2:43pm tonyc: Doug: Try lying on the floor on your stomach with the speaker on your back.
	2:43pm Jeremy: like, totally tubular
	2:44pm tonyc: He's my hum-boy.
	2:47pm Ike: Ah, I found the playlist, even though it's not linked on the WFMU home page right now. This Redolfi is excellent.
	2:48pm Van in DC: That was great Tony.
	2:50pm tonyc: Oops -- didn't know the playlist wasn't linked on the home page. I forget to check.
	2:51pm Doug S.: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... There are two more radio shows coming up later today here on the Drummer stream: 6-7pm Give the Drummer Some Tonight's show will be an all-Ethiopian music blowout! 7-9pm Kaminsky Kamoutsky with Jesse Tonight, Jesse's co-host/collaborator will be race car driver, bike mechanic, musical selectress Isabella Koen, who produces the monthly mixcloud cast Permanent Waves. Jesse and Isabella will trade turntables for two hours! Coming up here on the 24-hour Drummer stream immediately following our current maestro Mr. Coulter: Buddy Allen & the Nite Owls Slim Williams George Jones The Blue Things Alpay Norma Jean & Ray J Milly & Silly Iyer/Subramaniam/Iyer Andy Kirk & His Twelve Clouds of Joy Newton & His Uptown Serenaders Teddy Wilson Arsenio Rodriguez y His Conjunto Afrosound Ray Agee The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band Allen Ginsberg Susper Mama Djombo and more and more and eternally more...
	2:51pm Ricardo Montalban: Thanks for the show, Tony!
	2:53pm tonyc: You're welcome, Senor M. This here thing goes on for another 10 minutes....
	2:54pm tonyc: The ingredients for next week's "Tape Hiss" are still being selected, but will definitely include a 1981 concert by Fred Frith and David Moss.
	2:55pm Doug S.: Home page announcement has been fixed. Once again, GTDR's unpaid summer intern will be taken to the public square and be roundly humiliated.
	2:58pm Ike: Heh. I would have noticed that sooner but I'm not checking playlists much lately except when my boss isn't around to look over my shoulder. I'm glad he can't listen (to my earbuds) over my shoulder too. That would require synesthesia.
	2:59pm Van in DC: Thanks Tony for the parts of the show I was able to aurally ingest. Fine show it has been indeedy. I didn't even think to mention that I didn't see the show linked on the mothership's home page...sorry about that. I just assumed it would be soon after I made my way in :)
	3:01pm tonyc: Well, I should make a habit of looking myself. It almost always is, so I forget to check.
	3:02pm tonyc: Anyway, thanks Van and everyone else for listening. See ya!
	3:03pm Ricardo Montalban: Adios!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from June 26, 2012

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June 26, 2012: Victorian Shade

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
THE IN-THEME	"THE IN-THEME"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
WILL SUMNER	Tropic Zone, Part 1 "Tropic Zone, Part 1" by "WILL SUMNER"	Tropic Zone	Shadow	1980	0:01:44 (Pop-up)
FRUUPP	As Day Breaks with Dawn "As Day Breaks with Dawn" by "FRUUPP"	Future Legends	Dawn	1973	0:03:51 (Pop-up)
TRUTH & JANEY	It's So Free "It's So Free" by "TRUTH & JANEY"	Just a Little Bit of Magic	Bee Bee	1977	0:08:52 (Pop-up)
SOFT SLIPPER	I'm in the Mood for You	Sing Me a Song	De Wolfe	1971	0:12:22 (Pop-up)
RANDOM HARVEST	Back Street Luv "Back Street Luv" by "RANDOM HARVEST"	Random Harvest	Random Harvest	1982	0:15:31 (Pop-up)
AIRBUS	This Time Tomorrow (197?) "This Time Tomorrow (197?)" by "AIRBUS"	Test Flight	Guerssen		0:18:24 (Pop-up)
OCTOPUS	I Say "I Say" by "OCTOPUS"	Restless Night	RE: Guerssen	1971	0:21:57 (Pop-up)
SOFT SLIPPER	Aphrodite's Girl "Aphrodite's Girl" by "SOFT SLIPPER"	Sing Me a Song	De Wolfe	1971	0:23:49 (Pop-up)

HOYET HENRY	Victorian Sam "Victorian Sam" by "HOYET HENRY"	7"	Respond	196?	0:29:03 (Pop-up)
JOY OF COOKING	A Thousand Miles "A Thousand Miles" by "JOY OF COOKING"	Closer to the Ground	Capitol	1971	0:31:27 (Pop-up)
GARFIELD	Strange Streets "Strange Streets" by "GARFIELD"	Strange Streets	Mercury	1976	0:35:24 (Pop-up)
RICTUS	Il Faut Cultiver Notre Jardin	Candide, Pangloss, Cunegonde et les Autres	no label	1983	0:38:13 (Pop-up)
PHIL KEAGGY BAND	Take a Look Around	Emerging	New Song	1977	0:43:20 (Pop-up)
PARIS PILOT	Shades of Doubt "Shades of Doubt" by "PARIS PILOT"	Paris Pilot	H.I.P.	1969	0:48:35 (Pop-up)
FRIENDS	In the Morning "In the Morning" by "FRIENDS"	Fragile	RE: Lion	1972	0:51:20 (Pop-up)

JOY OF COOKING	Blues for a Friend	Closer to the Ground	Capitol	1971	0:56:52 (Pop-up)
ELLIS & LYNCH	Song of Trust "Song of Trust" by "ELLIS & LYNCH"	Star-Light	Raven	1978	1:00:34 (Pop-up)
DUNLEATH	I'm Different "I'm Different" by "DUNLEATH"	Dunleath	Soundaround	1976	1:04:28 (Pop-up)
SANTO	The Change "The Change" by "SANTO"	A Night in the Life [12" EP]	Source United	1987	1:08:30 (Pop-up)
MITCH CORBER	Simply Riding a Dream	V.A.: Just Another Asshole #5	RE: Atavistic	1981	1:12:33 (Pop-up)
RICH LA BONTE	Red Giant "Red Giant" by "RICH LA BONTE"	Mayan Canals	Flatdisk	1981	1:13:26 (Pop-up)
TIM O'KEEFE	A Tear and a Smile "A Tear and a Smile" by "TIM O'KEEFE"	7"	Moonstone	1975	1:17:31 (Pop-up)
STEPHEN WHYNOTT	Come Along "Come Along" by "STEPHEN WHYNOTT"	Calico Take Me Back	Music Is Medicine	1977	1:20:28 (Pop-up)

FRANCIS FRANGIPANE	There's a Place	Taste and See	Beracah	1974	1:26:44 (Pop-up)
BLUEBYRD	Bright Orange Circle "Bright Orange Circle" by "BLUEBYRD"	Sweet Thoughts	no label	1975	1:30:10 (Pop-up)
THE KEY FOLK	I Know Where I'm Going	I Know Where I'm Going	Nor-Vel	197?	1:35:16 (Pop-up)
BLUEBYRD	I'm Flying High "I'm Flying High" by "BLUEBYRD"	Sweet Thoughts	no label	1975	1:39:17 (Pop-up)
FRANCIS FRANGIPANE	Search Me Lord	Taste and See	Beracah	1974	1:42:58 (Pop-up)
THE RFD	He Is Coming "He Is Coming" by "THE RFD"	Lead Me Home	RE: Out-Sider	1971	1:45:56 (Pop-up)
JAN	Sunshine Corner "Sunshine Corner" by "JAN"	Thank You Lord	Crusade	197?	1:50:28 (Pop-up)

LES TAILLEURS DE NOTES	Zinzin Cuicui	Les Tailleurs de Notes	In Poly Sons	2012	1:55:47 (Pop-up)
DULL SCHICKSAL	It Grins (Eat Greens?)	This Side of Toilet Rug	Golden Mercy	1985	1:57:53 (Pop-up)
CERTAIN GENERAL	Back Downtown "Back Downtown" by "CERTAIN GENERAL"	Holiday of Love [12" EP]	Labor	1982	2:02:15 (Pop-up)
BENE GESSERIT	Clear Blue Smile "Clear Blue Smile" by "BENE GESSERIT"	A High, Happy, Perverse and Cynical Cry of Joy	RE: EE Tapes	1984	2:04:13 (Pop-up)
THE FANS	Cars & Explosions "Cars & Explosions" by "THE FANS"	7"	Albion	1979	2:07:04 (Pop-up)
KILLING CHAINSAW	Prudence "Prudence" by "KILLING CHAINSAW"	V.A.: Enquanto Isso...?!	Manifesto	1990	2:10:12 (Pop-up)
FELLINI	Kandinsky Song "Kandinsky Song" by "FELLINI"	Amor Louco	Wop Bop	1989	2:12:36 (Pop-up)
ERNEST HOOD	Night Games "Night Games" by "ERNEST HOOD"	Neighborhoods	Thistle Field	1975	2:15:50 (Pop-up)

MICHEL REDOLFI	Pacific Tubular Waves (1979)	Desert Tracks	INA.GRM	1988	2:22:17 (Pop-up)

RUDIGER RUFER	Wondjinas (1989) "Wondjinas (1989)" by "RUDIGER RUFER"	Bilder zum Horen	Thorofon	1992	2:48:52 (Pop-up)
CURD DUCA	Hypno Traffic "Hypno Traffic" by "CURD DUCA"	Easy Listening 3	Normal	1994	3:00:53 (Pop-up)
THE OUT-THEME	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				3:01:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:45am FATHER YOD: Greetings TC, Looking forward to another great show. Kahoutic is contracting and expanding and is all or nothing at all! 13 penetrations will take you home to the principles and the children, to the yodship to see the golden sunrise!
	11:54am tonyc: Greetings, Father Yod, and all who are yet to come. I'm just going to swig down a quick cup of coffee, and then it'll be time to start. See you at noon!
	11:57am listener james from westwood: good tuesday, all, and welcome back, tony!
	11:58am iker: hey, dear Tony! looking forward to today's show, here in the sunny basque country!
	12:00pm tonyc: Hello, everybody! Thanks for showing up!
	12:05pm Van in DC: Hi Tony and everyone.
	12:05pm Ricardo Montalban: Hola, Senor Tony! Looking forward to it - whatever it is.
	12:06pm tonyc: Lots of prog, psych, & folk today -- for the first two hours, anyway. Hey there, Van and Senor M!
	12:09pm tonyc: Plus Jesus stuff -- or Stuff for Jesus.
	12:13pm tonyc: And then some electroacoustic music during the end (times).
	12:13pm Van in DC: All that sounds great to me Tony :) But I'm gonna have to wander off for a bit to find something for lunch. SOOO hungry :)
	12:18pm tonyc: This Random Harvest track is a cover of a Curved Air tune, by the way....
	12:19pm northguineahills: Random Harvest, very nice...!
	12:20pm tonyc: Hey, northguineahills!
	12:24pm tonyc: You paralyze me with your dolly eyes....
	12:45pm tonyc: Are you all having lunch at the same time? Save me some of the pickles.
	12:51pm Hugo: Way past lunch over here, in fact, closer to dinner time. The Paris Pilot does sound very 1969. You don't hear that organ any more.
	1:00pm tonyc: Coming up next track: Jesus disco prog ... or something....
	1:04pm Van in DC: Well, just getting back. SO pretty here in DC that I couldn't NOT go an a long walk :)
	1:05pm Van in DC: The mall has all the Folk Life festival stuff being set up...stopped by and got Azerbaijani food (Doner Kabob - lamb/beef mix, etc) for lunch :)
	1:06pm tonyc: Anyone else having buffering problems? The signal's dropped out for me around 20 times so far, though it's been recovering quickly.
	1:07pm Van in DC: so far so good for me since being back...
	1:10pm tonyc: Thanks, Van. Anyone else?
	1:15pm Jeremy: Hi Tony! Just tuning in, really nice songs in this set. Stream is flowing nicely here...
	1:16pm tonyc: Hey Jeremy!! Yes, the stream seems to have recovered on my end too....
	1:28pm Ricardo Montalban: I haven't been noticing any buffering problems, but I am in and out of the room
	1:30pm tonyc: Good to know, Senor M. All is now behaving for me too....
	1:42pm tonyc: Weirdly, someone posted what are supposedly tracks from this Bluebyrd album on youtube -- but they're actually from some completely different record. That's one of the problems with file-sharing -- people sometimes have no idea what they have.
	1:50pm FATHER YOD: Hey Tony, Just returned from a wedding ceremony, dinner in a couple of hours, so can sit blissfully absorbing some of your show!
	1:53pm Van in DC: Now that last song artist / song / album title combination is pretty tough to google ;)
	1:57pm tonyc: Jan's last name doesn't appear anywhere on the record. Guess there was a fad for single-named hippie chicks.
	2:09pm tonyc: The Fans were a Kevin Dunn band. Hence, the Eno-ish sound...
	2:12pm Geordie: Loved that Fans cut, Tony.
	2:13pm tonyc: Glad to hear it, Geordie!
	2:15pm FATHER YOD: HOW MANY TUNES DO YOU KNOW THAT HAVE WHISTLING IN THEM?
	2:15pm FATHER YOD: TWISTED NERVE THEME?
	2:17pm listener james from westwood: a couple of years ago there was a mega-mix of a couple dozen whistling bits from various songs. everything from "sitting on the dock of the bay" to the opening of g'n'r's "patience." had forgotten some of these songs had whistling in 'em!
	2:18pm tonyc: I'm a fan of Fred Lowery, who released a bunch of LPs in the '50s with himself as whistle soloist.
	2:18pm FATHER YOD: WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK?
	2:19pm tonyc: That's my mother's can....
	2:19pm Ricardo Montalban: I've got some of those Fred Lowery records! They're wonderful!
	2:20pm FATHER YOD: 'Two of Us,' The Beatles (1970)?
	2:20pm MrFab: james from westwood: that would be DJ Riko's "Whistler's Delight."
	2:21pm FATHER YOD: (Sittin' on) the Dock of the Bay,' Otis Redding?
	2:22pm Ricardo Montalban: Whenever I listen to whistling songs I think of Cancer Boy from The Kids in the Hall's Brain Candy
	2:29pm tonyc: Michel is a man, by the way -- Michel, mon beau.
	2:30pm Van in DC: So apparently this is on a synclavier...I was wondering if any theremin were involved.
	2:33pm FATHER YOD: Thinking of a number of movies this could be the soundtrack for :- Tetsuo: The Iron Man The Holy Mountain (Jodorowsky) The Last Battle (Luc Besson) Akira Blade Runner Music on RJD2's walkman!
	2:33pm tonyc: @ Van in DC: Yep, it is theremin-less. Theremins are too fattening.
	2:41pm Doug S.: Your show is the perfect tonic after helping a friend move just now. The question is, can I apply your music directly to my aching back or must it be ingested aurally?
	2:42pm Jeremy: Michel est mon hommeboy...
	2:43pm tonyc: Doug: Try lying on the floor on your stomach with the speaker on your back.
	2:43pm Jeremy: like, totally tubular
	2:44pm tonyc: He's my hum-boy.
	2:47pm Ike: Ah, I found the playlist, even though it's not linked on the WFMU home page right now. This Redolfi is excellent.
	2:48pm Van in DC: That was great Tony.
	2:50pm tonyc: Oops -- didn't know the playlist wasn't linked on the home page. I forget to check.
	2:51pm Doug S.: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... There are two more radio shows coming up later today here on the Drummer stream: 6-7pm Give the Drummer Some Tonight's show will be an all-Ethiopian music blowout! 7-9pm Kaminsky Kamoutsky with Jesse Tonight, Jesse's co-host/collaborator will be race car driver, bike mechanic, musical selectress Isabella Koen, who produces the monthly mixcloud cast Permanent Waves. Jesse and Isabella will trade turntables for two hours! Coming up here on the 24-hour Drummer stream immediately following our current maestro Mr. Coulter: Buddy Allen & the Nite Owls Slim Williams George Jones The Blue Things Alpay Norma Jean & Ray J Milly & Silly Iyer/Subramaniam/Iyer Andy Kirk & His Twelve Clouds of Joy Newton & His Uptown Serenaders Teddy Wilson Arsenio Rodriguez y His Conjunto Afrosound Ray Agee The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band Allen Ginsberg Susper Mama Djombo and more and more and eternally more...
	2:51pm Ricardo Montalban: Thanks for the show, Tony!
	2:53pm tonyc: You're welcome, Senor M. This here thing goes on for another 10 minutes....
	2:54pm tonyc: The ingredients for next week's "Tape Hiss" are still being selected, but will definitely include a 1981 concert by Fred Frith and David Moss.
	2:55pm Doug S.: Home page announcement has been fixed. Once again, GTDR's unpaid summer intern will be taken to the public square and be roundly humiliated.
	2:58pm Ike: Heh. I would have noticed that sooner but I'm not checking playlists much lately except when my boss isn't around to look over my shoulder. I'm glad he can't listen (to my earbuds) over my shoulder too. That would require synesthesia.
	2:59pm Van in DC: Thanks Tony for the parts of the show I was able to aurally ingest. Fine show it has been indeedy. I didn't even think to mention that I didn't see the show linked on the mothership's home page...sorry about that. I just assumed it would be soon after I made my way in :)
	3:01pm tonyc: Well, I should make a habit of looking myself. It almost always is, so I forget to check.
	3:02pm tonyc: Anyway, thanks Van and everyone else for listening. See ya!
	3:03pm Ricardo Montalban: Adios!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from June 26, 2012

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