WFMU: Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from October 12, 2015

Listener comments!
	7:04pm cosmic matrix: one of my formative inspirations!! what a pure sound
	7:05pm penelope: don't forget your mittens!
	7:05pm cosmic matrix: "...it was written in red magic marker and it said..."
	7:05pm Dan Bodah: It's a languid yodel. She says yodelayheehoo, then kinda hum-sings it.
	7:06pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: Can I eat you?
	7:06pm Dan Bodah: Mr. JBMcF, gnaw.
	7:08pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: I wish I could have come today :(
	7:10pm Kurt Gottschalk: people singing yodels without yodeling?
	7:12pm Dan Bodah: @KG, yep, something like that. Yodels that never quite got off the ground. Or maybe it's like essential oil of yodel.
	7:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...croon a yodel, cuddle a cannoli, join the army skip the bail...
	7:13pm Kurt Gottschalk: nice idea
	7:14pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: interesting
	7:14pm Dan Bodah: Cannolis Are For Cuddling
	7:15pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: wait they are?
	7:17pm fearfeasog: hey bodart! miss ya already, but hey..here you are! listening...
	7:17pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: hi!
	7:17pm Carla: I love Dan being back on.
	7:17pm JakeGould: Hey there non-yodelers!
	7:18pm Ike: ✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓
	7:19pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: who's Huun-Huur-Tu?
	7:21pm Dan Bodah: Huun-Huur-Tu are a group of Tuvan musicians, they have been the main ones making Tuvan throatsinging a known thing in the USA.
	7:22pm Cliff: Hi Dan, loving tonight's show so far. :)
	7:23pm foofs: I dig throatsinging, despite only having one van.
	7:24pm Cliff: So some Tuvan throat singers connected up with some Bulgarian choirists? Totally amazing.
	7:29pm chris: or maybe not joining BT, but rather Chris M, as he fills in for the ailing BT
	7:29pm maestroso: I first saw Huun-Huur-tu in Hong Kong in 1994. I've seen them several times since, in different countries including USA.
	7:31pm Cliff: Whenever I hear Tuvans singing, I always think of Richard Feynman's story about how he and another professor tried to figure out on their own where the hell Tuva was.
	7:31pm JakeGould: @Ike: How’s your 91.1FM signal over there in Sunset Park? Seems weak in Bay Ridge today.
	7:32pm JakeGould: @Cliff: Third base.
	7:33pm Ike: @Jake, it's a little scratchy here today.
	7:33pm JakeGould: Which Shooby you be?
	7:34pm JakeGould: Shooby Taylor: “I blow me…” www.youtube.com...
	7:34pm Rich in Washington: Dan, I was listening to Balkan music on my commute this morning and thought of your show. What's that vocal thing in some Balkan music that's like male voices doing something that's similar to Indian vocal approximations of tabla playing? Have you heard it?
	7:34pm Cliff: Left field?
	7:35pm JakeGould: @Cliff: I’m not asking you where left field is… Tuva T-U-V-A! Where?
	7:36pm fearfeasog: this sounds just like people from our former church speaking in tongues
	7:37pm Cliff: I know, I was kinda riffing on your joke, but was too drunk to make it work, I guess.
	7:38pm Cliff: Cuz Why was playing left field, right?
	7:38pm marc15: Catchy
	7:39pm JakeGould: You’re not as think as you drunk you are.
	7:40pm Cliff: Also, I've been summoned to Rochester this week for an important work meeting, which must've been set up well in advance, but my manager is being coy about which day it will be. It's givin' me hives.
	7:40pm Dan Bodah: @Rich, I'm not sure -- if you send me a link or an mp3, I'll see if I can figure it out. Or I'll run it by my wife, she used to direct a Balkan choir.
	7:41pm Cliff: Good to hear, Jake.
	🍳 7:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder if auctioneer vocals have ever been set to music. In a similar vein, how about square dance calling?
	7:42pm Cliff: It's never a good sign when you're summarily summoned to Rochester out of the blue. It's the Cleveland of Upstate New York, after all.
	7:42pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: Cinefonia!
	7:44pm Dan Bodah: @Ken, yep, they have & they are on deck for a show here, though maybe not tonite.
	🍳 7:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: Outstanding!
	7:48pm JakeGould: Biz!!! Good taste, Dan!
	7:49pm Cliff: Oh gosh, I must've been in high school the last time I heard Biz Markie on the radio
	7:49pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: i'd like to know how to do this someday
	7:50pm Rich in Washington: Dan - Re: Balkan volcalizations - a track was by Fanfare Ciocărlia, who I think are from Romania. I have no idea it it's a traditional style or not. It was on the Borat soundtrack (I found it for a buck somewhere the other day).
	7:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: My understanding is - Tabla players have five (?) or so distinct sounds they make that are like two-letter syllables (?) - & part of the tradition of being taught by a master in the uninterrupted line is - you have to be able to vocalize any pattern before you drum it...which is fairly beatbox...
	7:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tabla Bols says interwebz... : en.wikipedia.org...
	7:58pm Rich in Washington: Kathy!
	7:58pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: this is cool
	7:59pm Rich in Washington: There's a really good documentary on her. It's worth watching. What a fascinating career!
	7:59pm chris: thanks, Dan! Great show. Thanks, RevRabb! Fascinating info.
	8:00pm JakeGould: Thanks Dan!
	8:00pm Listener Robert: Yay!
	8:00pm Cliff: Thank you Dan :D
	8:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Way kewl DB.
	8:00pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: bye!
	8:01pm Rich in Washington: thanks! Dig yer showz!

Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from October 12, 2015

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Music with vocals weird & wonderful -- beatboxing, yodels, auction chants, Tuvan throatsinging, & eerie polyphonies.

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October 12, 2015: Episode #5

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Shooby Taylor performing at Amateur Night at the Apollo in 1983.
The Prophet is never accepted in what should be his home.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Laurie Anderson	Big Science "Big Science" by "Laurie Anderson"	Big Science	Nonesuch	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Gillian Welch	My Morphine "My Morphine" by "Gillian Welch"	Hell Among the Yearlings	Acony	0:05:50 (Pop-up)
Kongar-ol Ondar/Paul "Earthquake Pena"	Kaldak-Hamar (The Other Side of the Mountain)	Genghis Blues	TuvaMuch	0:11:25 (Pop-up)
The Bulgarian Voices-Angelite & Huun-Huur-Tu	Fly, Fly My Sadness	Fly, Fly My Sadness	Shanachie	0:16:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Necks	Sex "Sex" by "The Necks"	Sex	Fish of Milk	0:24:10 (Pop-up)
Shooby Taylor	Tell Me Your Dream & I'll Tell You Mine (The Ink Spots)	The Human Horn Vol. 1	Shooby Taylor	0:32:29 (Pop-up)
Mary Schneider	Hungarian Dance Yodel	Yodeling the Classics	Innerworks	0:35:25 (Pop-up)
Bombay Rickey	El Final del Pachanga	Cinefonia	Cowboys & Indian	0:39:07 (Pop-up)
Klaus Nomi	Simple Man "Simple Man" by "Klaus Nomi"	Eclipsed/ The Best of Klaus Nomi	Razor & Tie	0:42:40 (Pop-up)
Biz Markie	Beat Box Freestyle "Beat Box Freestyle" by "Biz Markie"	Make the Music With Your Mouth, Biz	Cold Chillin'	0:46:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Necks	Sex "Sex" by "The Necks"	Sex	Fish of Milk	0:53:01 (Pop-up)
Ben Hudson Begay	Yeibichei Song: Calling God's Song	Navajo Songs Recorded by Laura Boulton in 1933 and 1940	Smithsonian Folkways	0:53:43 (Pop-up)
Cathy Berberian	Stripsody (for solo voice)	Nel labirinto della voce	Aura	0:57:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:04pm cosmic matrix: one of my formative inspirations!! what a pure sound
	7:05pm penelope: don't forget your mittens!
	7:05pm cosmic matrix: "...it was written in red magic marker and it said..."
	7:05pm Dan Bodah: It's a languid yodel. She says yodelayheehoo, then kinda hum-sings it.
	7:06pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: Can I eat you?
	7:06pm Dan Bodah: Mr. JBMcF, gnaw.
	7:08pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: I wish I could have come today :(
	7:10pm Kurt Gottschalk: people singing yodels without yodeling?
	7:12pm Dan Bodah: @KG, yep, something like that. Yodels that never quite got off the ground. Or maybe it's like essential oil of yodel.
	7:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...croon a yodel, cuddle a cannoli, join the army skip the bail...
	7:13pm Kurt Gottschalk: nice idea
	7:14pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: interesting
	7:14pm Dan Bodah: Cannolis Are For Cuddling
	7:15pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: wait they are?
	7:17pm fearfeasog: hey bodart! miss ya already, but hey..here you are! listening...
	7:17pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: hi!
	7:17pm Carla: I love Dan being back on.
	7:17pm JakeGould: Hey there non-yodelers!
	7:18pm Ike: ✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓
	7:19pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: who's Huun-Huur-Tu?
	7:21pm Dan Bodah: Huun-Huur-Tu are a group of Tuvan musicians, they have been the main ones making Tuvan throatsinging a known thing in the USA.
	7:22pm Cliff: Hi Dan, loving tonight's show so far. :)
	7:23pm foofs: I dig throatsinging, despite only having one van.
	7:24pm Cliff: So some Tuvan throat singers connected up with some Bulgarian choirists? Totally amazing.
	7:29pm chris: or maybe not joining BT, but rather Chris M, as he fills in for the ailing BT
	7:29pm maestroso: I first saw Huun-Huur-tu in Hong Kong in 1994. I've seen them several times since, in different countries including USA.
	7:31pm Cliff: Whenever I hear Tuvans singing, I always think of Richard Feynman's story about how he and another professor tried to figure out on their own where the hell Tuva was.
	7:31pm JakeGould: @Ike: How’s your 91.1FM signal over there in Sunset Park? Seems weak in Bay Ridge today.
	7:32pm JakeGould: @Cliff: Third base.
	7:33pm Ike: @Jake, it's a little scratchy here today.
	7:33pm JakeGould: Which Shooby you be?
	7:34pm JakeGould: Shooby Taylor: “I blow me…” www.youtube.com...
	7:34pm Rich in Washington: Dan, I was listening to Balkan music on my commute this morning and thought of your show. What's that vocal thing in some Balkan music that's like male voices doing something that's similar to Indian vocal approximations of tabla playing? Have you heard it?
	7:34pm Cliff: Left field?
	7:35pm JakeGould: @Cliff: I’m not asking you where left field is… Tuva T-U-V-A! Where?
	7:36pm fearfeasog: this sounds just like people from our former church speaking in tongues
	7:37pm Cliff: I know, I was kinda riffing on your joke, but was too drunk to make it work, I guess.
	7:38pm Cliff: Cuz Why was playing left field, right?
	7:38pm marc15: Catchy
	7:39pm JakeGould: You’re not as think as you drunk you are.
	7:40pm Cliff: Also, I've been summoned to Rochester this week for an important work meeting, which must've been set up well in advance, but my manager is being coy about which day it will be. It's givin' me hives.
	7:40pm Dan Bodah: @Rich, I'm not sure -- if you send me a link or an mp3, I'll see if I can figure it out. Or I'll run it by my wife, she used to direct a Balkan choir.
	7:41pm Cliff: Good to hear, Jake.
	🍳 7:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder if auctioneer vocals have ever been set to music. In a similar vein, how about square dance calling?
	7:42pm Cliff: It's never a good sign when you're summarily summoned to Rochester out of the blue. It's the Cleveland of Upstate New York, after all.
	7:42pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: Cinefonia!
	7:44pm Dan Bodah: @Ken, yep, they have & they are on deck for a show here, though maybe not tonite.
	🍳 7:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: Outstanding!
	7:48pm JakeGould: Biz!!! Good taste, Dan!
	7:49pm Cliff: Oh gosh, I must've been in high school the last time I heard Biz Markie on the radio
	7:49pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: i'd like to know how to do this someday
	7:50pm Rich in Washington: Dan - Re: Balkan volcalizations - a track was by Fanfare Ciocărlia, who I think are from Romania. I have no idea it it's a traditional style or not. It was on the Borat soundtrack (I found it for a buck somewhere the other day).
	7:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: My understanding is - Tabla players have five (?) or so distinct sounds they make that are like two-letter syllables (?) - & part of the tradition of being taught by a master in the uninterrupted line is - you have to be able to vocalize any pattern before you drum it...which is fairly beatbox...
	7:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tabla Bols says interwebz... : en.wikipedia.org...
	7:58pm Rich in Washington: Kathy!
	7:58pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: this is cool
	7:59pm Rich in Washington: There's a really good documentary on her. It's worth watching. What a fascinating career!
	7:59pm chris: thanks, Dan! Great show. Thanks, RevRabb! Fascinating info.
	8:00pm JakeGould: Thanks Dan!
	8:00pm Listener Robert: Yay!
	8:00pm Cliff: Thank you Dan :D
	8:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Way kewl DB.
	8:00pm Mr. Joe Bob McFred: bye!
	8:01pm Rich in Washington: thanks! Dig yer showz!

Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from October 12, 2015

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