WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from April 6, 2016

Listener comments!
	6:44pm glenn: r.i.p. merle haggard. :(
	6:55pm Gary: :( ... hey there, Glenn
	7:00pm ndbob: Heya Gary Glenn, everyone!
	7:00pm Doug Schulkind: Along with every single other person in the world, Merle Haggard covered "Yesterday."
	7:01pm Gary: Doug! Bob!
	7:02pm Rich in Washington: Howdy, Gary, Doug, Glenn, ndbob!
	7:02pm Polyus: Gary! Where did you get that amazing Beatles sketch you posted on fb?
	7:02pm Doug Schulkind: Actually, my full name happens to be Dougbob!
	7:04pm glenn: I'VE never covered yesterday, probably because it's one of the five worst beatles songs.
	7:06pm Gary: Rich! Polyus!
	7:08pm SeanG: this looks amazing!
	7:09pm Gary: SeanG!
	7:09pm ndbob: @Glenn definitely not a favorite of mine
	7:10pm SeanG: Hey Gary! love it!
	7:10pm glenn: hey jude. yesterday obli di obli da revolution #9 a tossup, probably yellow submarine.
	7:12pm ndbob: @glenn pretty good list - though I really dislike get back and the long and winding road
	🇰🇷 7:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I love TheBeatles - think a lot about their significance - when they got stoned w/ Dylan & what it means &tc. &tc. ...& sometimes forget there was - BEATLEMANIA - yerknow - complete off the hook madness around them...
	7:12pm Gary: Okay, what I wanna know is ... what is your first Beatles memory?
	7:12pm Gary: RevRab!
	7:14pm ndbob: Mine is about as standard as you can get - seeing them on Ed Sullivab
	7:14pm glenn: i love them too, but i'm not blind to the fact that they put out some pretty horrible dreck.
	🇰🇷 7:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Saturday morning Cartoon Show, probably. Remember standing in line w/ Mommy to see 'Yellow Submarine' in the theatre? Maybe? Yellow Sub lunchbox 1st grade. ...& probably just radio - yerknow?
	7:15pm ndbob: and having my sister identify each one for me
	🇰🇷 7:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I was born less than 24 hours before Lennon said 'rattle yer jewelry' @ the Royal Command - almost exactly when the trem 'Beatlemania' was coined...
	7:15pm ndbob: and yours Gary?
	7:17pm Gary: My very very first is hearing Hard Day's Night on the transistor radio in the kitchen with my mom. Second is my 2nd grade teacher playing Hey Jude in class. Third is some guy in King City taking me over to his house and his brother showing me the cover of Abbey Road, pointing to Paul, and saying, "These guys are great, but this guy, he just died."
	7:19pm ndbob: Ah the Paul is dead thing - I clearly remember going to see A Hard Days Night for my sisters birthday party
	7:20pm Gary: Bob, I'm actually impressed that you saw that Ed Sullivan show!
	🇰🇷 7:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - @ this point - it's hard to know what you remember - what you remember remembering - & what you remember Media telling you you remember about TheBeatles.
	7:26pm ndbob: It does show hold old I am:) My mom told me that I saw Elvis on TV in 1956 but I have no memory at ll of it
	7:26pm tim abdellah: Hi Gary (sorry been gone so long!) - The Beatles are there, on the stereo, in my earliest memories, in song books my mom and dad would read from at the plastic organ in the living room. in the album covers that were windows onto a colorful world full of love and fun and creativity. I remember seeing the Yellow Submarine movie when it was new. I must have been 4 years old. But they were already old friends by then!
	🇰🇷 7:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah! - picking out 'If I Fell' on the plastic organ - a good one for that...
	7:28pm Gary: Tim!!!! Those are terrific, vivid memories ... I have one of finding the Yellow Submarine book at my cousin Rebecca's house and being completely entranced by it ...
	🇰🇷 7:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& later - 'covering' 'Yesterday' from gittar cheatbooks & singing it - & Mom listening stealthily from the doorway - & then being embarrassed to have Mommy digging such a sweet tune - & throwing the songbook @ her...heh...
	7:30pm Jeff Golick: Weirdly came to them via Let It Be, which was the only Beatles album my parents had. Then worked my way backward.
	7:30pm ndbob: I think back - I could have seen the Beatles - but I didn't
	7:31pm Mayuko: Good evening!!!
	7:31pm Gary: Jeff! Mayuko!
	7:32pm ndbob: Hi Jeff and Mayuko!
	🇰🇷 7:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes! 'Let It Be' was like my 1st LP w/ the shrinkwrap still on - b-day prez probably. Collecting the LPs a thing for sure. & - that wouldn't have been that many years after it was put out...
	7:32pm Jeff Golick: Lost in the Merlestrom: we also lost Leon Haywood, who just wanted to do something freaky to you. www.allaccess.com...
	7:34pm Dean: I don't think was on TR&R. It was a limited edition, numbered 45rpm 7". That, at least, is the version I have.
	7:34pm Mayuko: hello ndbob, and everyone!
	7:34pm Gary: Dean!
	7:35pm SeanG: can't remember my first beatles memory. blimey! maybe the blue or red album through my dad
	7:35pm Jeff Golick: Hi, @ndbob! And all assembled. #gear
	7:36pm Dean: Gary! Great show idea, right up there with Doug's tribute to no. 2 yesterday! My first Beatles LP was Meet the Beatles, naturally. My favorite Beatles LPs are bootlegs.
	7:36pm Rich in Washington: For many years, I have been threatening to form an all-Ringo cover band and call it The Dung Beatles.
	7:37pm Dean: Would love to hear Beaucoups of Blues again.
	7:37pm Gary: ^LOL
	7:38pm Rich in Washington: Oh. This reminds me - someone just emailed me last night to say that the Cambodian rock documentary Don't Think I've Forgotten is going to be playing in Portland for one night only
	7:38pm Gary: See it if you haven't, Rich!
	7:39pm cklequ: Aha.... I'm wide awake for once on a Wednesday evening, and i hate the Beatles, but i'm listening just in case i hear the perfect butchered cover song. Believe it or not, i was just about to request "Beyond the Valley of a Day in the Life". But i had a feeling it was on your list. Thanks, Gary.
	7:39pm Gary: Cklequ!
	7:40pm Gary: Cklequ, you just made me wonder if I missed an opportunity to use the butcher Revolver cover and call the show "Butchering the Beatles"
	7:40pm Rich in Washington: Crap! I have a class the night it's playing! I need to see it somehow!
	🇰🇷 7:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I can't resist linking to Gaylord Field's Fake Beatles blog: blog.wfmu.org... - & most of all - given this is an international program - the extraordinary 'How The Beatles Rocked the Kremlin' : www.veoh.com...
	7:41pm steve: hey Gary and friends
	7:41pm Dean: Yesterday and Today butcher cover...unless there's another one out there I'd not heard about...
	7:41pm Gary: Steve!
	7:42pm Gary: Oops, no you're right, Dean!
	7:43pm Dean: Steve Hillage does a superior rendition of "It's All Too Much." Isn't every day I get to mention Hillage twice on FMU. Irwin was chatting about Canterbury bands linked to Hatfield & the North.
	7:45pm glenn: my sister saw the beatles at maple leaf gardens in 1965? 66? one of them anyway. she couldn't talk for a week afterwards. that was a really good week.
	7:46pm ndbob: @glenn :)
	🇰🇷 7:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yoko did say she regrets John didn't live to experience HipHop...
	7:49pm Mayuko: My dad was in a Beatles cover band when he was in college in the 60's (probably MANY existed in Japan back in those days) and I just suddenly remembered now about his old guitar scores of Beatles songs. They came with lyrics translated to Japanese. so that people could play and sing them in Japanese. Must have sounded funny in the same way as that Cambodian Hey Jude.
	7:50pm Gary: Wow, that's amazing, Mayuko
	7:51pm Doug Schulkind: Gary, play some nice music for eating Ligurian chicken with kalamata olives and anchovies. Thanks!
	7:51pm Gary: I'll see what I can dig up, Doug!
	7:52pm tim abdellah: Siberian Come Together! LOL!
	7:52pm Mayuko: This Come Together is very cool.
	7:53pm Rich in Washington: Wow! I'd never heard of Bugotak before! Without glancing at the playlist, I assumed I was listening to Albert Kuvezin (sic) or Yat Kha
	7:54pm ndbob: wow Mayuko!
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: I don't know why, but Come Together really freaked me out as a small child. Something about the lyrics and the trippy rhythm.
	7:54pm Dean: P.S., Olive You?
	7:55pm Jill B.: Hi Gary and all the Bodegaistas. Just tuning in....fixing dinner as I listen to the latest from the great Gary!
	7:57pm Dean: White Album, isn't it?
	7:57pm tim abdellah: Long Long Long - White Album
	🇰🇷 7:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Long X3' - White Album. (Your lack of precise mainstream data always charming...)
	7:57pm david_: hi all. interesting show!
	7:58pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary! catch the rest later
	🇰🇷 8:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In 'How Beatles Rocked Kremlin' - beguiling how behind Iron Curtain where info was not readily available (just scoring the music was like scoring dope over here) they created their own legends...
	8:03pm steve: im sorry i missed "The Beatles"...sounds like i gotta hear some of that
	8:03pm Dean: Sellars
	8:03pm Jeff Golick: Peter Sellers?
	8:04pm Dean: Oops, except not the one I spelled!
	8:04pm coelacanth: hello Gary and all
	🇰🇷 8:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sellers whom, btw, Beatle George said was one of the few famous people whom meeting did not disappoint. Britt Ekland perhaps a different opinion...
	8:06pm Gary: David! Coelacanth!
	8:06pm Dean: Something off Flamin' Groovies' Shake Some Action would fit in nicely, even if not a Beatles cover.
	8:07pm cklequ: www.youtube.com... The title is a bit misleading. I've heard much worse.
	🇰🇷 8:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Dean: They do 'Misery' on that, in fact.
	8:08pm Jeff Golick: turn it up
	8:08pm Jeff Golick: This is the most successful coupling on the Grey Album.
	8:09pm Gary: It's pretty unimpeachable
	8:10pm Rich in Washington: I haven't heard The Grey Album in years. I need to dig it up.
	8:11pm Jeff Golick: We're crazy for this one, Gary.
	8:11pm Dean: @RRN63: You are right!
	8:12pm Gary: Mom! I just scrolled up and see you checked in!
	8:12pm Jeff Golick: Knickerbockers' "Lies" is one of my fave ersatz Beatles songs.
	8:15pm Dean: Sure is a pity there isn't a band called Ersatz Beatles.
	8:21pm Dean: Is the "Beatles baby" to which this song refers the one that appears on the butcher cover?
	8:22pm Gary: LOL
	8:25pm Gary: Surely one of the most inspired 8-bit versions of anything?
	8:26pm steve: wow yeah
	8:28pm steve: wow again! punk goes beatles!
	8:29pm cklequ: Is it just me or is "Philippine Violators" a great band name?
	8:29pm Rich in Washington: Oh god. I have some kind of Philippino Beatles parody 7"! I can't recall who it is at the moment. It's like a comedy musical act.
	8:30pm Gary: It is a totally great band name. (And a great band!)
	8:31pm Jill B.: Hey Gary. Quite different takes on the Beatles as I remember them. They were my favorite at that time. I could not believe that I was finally hearing a wonderful change in music...The music of the 50's and 60's was so bad, IMO, that I stopped listening to it until one day at your Aunt Arden's I was fortunate to hear the Beatles for the first time....I fell in love with their music!
	8:32pm Mr. Miller: Entertainer and professional paint-peeler, Mrs. Miller.
	8:33pm Gary: Hey Mom, do you remember the song you heard at Arden's?
	8:34pm Dean: Some Joe Cocker later?
	8:35pm Gary: Hmm, I'd have to DL it first, Dean
	8:36pm tim abdellah: Isaac Hayes' version of "Something" is something epic!
	8:37pm Gary: You know, I don't think I've heard that one, Tim!
	8:37pm Jill B.: No, I don't remember; I just remember being flooded with the most glorious sounds!
	8:38pm Gary: Mom do you remember being in the kitchen when Hard Day's Night came on?
	8:40pm Jill B.: Which kitchen???? I can't say that I remember, but then my mind leaves my body often!
	8:41pm hyde: i'm so late that i missed Sinn Sisamouth and Lol Coxhill? this is the worst thing that's happened to me since Merle Haggard died
	8:41pm cklequ: People Like Us!
	8:41pm steve: this show is blowing my mind
	8:42pm Gary: Tiny Formica table, tiny kitchen, off-white radio, that's what I remember
	8:44pm Jill B.: That would have been the Stockton tri-plex. Did the kitchen also have an old fridge with a gigantic flower painted on the front????
	8:44pm Dean: Kitchens and The Beatles: I remember sitting in the kitchen of my parents' home where I then lived reading Camus's "The Fall" when the news of Lennon's murder was reported. That was approx. 16.5 years after the release of HDN, but weirdly a whopping approx. 35.25 years before today.
	8:46pm Gary: YES, that's the one!!!
	8:50pm tim abdellah: Oh Lord, is that W?
	8:51pm Gary: ^Yes ... :)
	8:52pm tim abdellah: Oh My Gawd - W!
	8:53pm Jill B.: Do you remember a picnic table and small benches that we had in that kitchen; they were painted navy blue and lime green. The radio was a present from my parents as a high school graduation gift. Now the kids get trips to Europe! Drat!
	8:53pm cklequ: I first heard that Wax Audio here before i was allowed to click favorites. Glad it's still kicking around.
	8:56pm hyde: the Across the Universe cover by Clammbon was really great. I confess that I don't even like the original song all that much (sorry) but the cover was cool
	9:00pm Ryan J: Hi and good to hear you Gary. Tuning in late but looking forward to the rest of the show.
	9:03pm cklequ: There's always room for Poland.
	9:04pm Ike: Wow!
	9:05pm Gary: Hyde, I actually agree about the original ... maybe it's kind of overproduced?
	9:05pm Gary: Mom, I don't remember the picnic table .... but I am likely wrong
	9:05pm Gary: Ryan! Ike!
	9:06pm Dean: It was Phil Spector, recall, but I kinda actually really like Across the Universe. But then I also like the Long and Winding Road, which is very deliberately overproduced.
	9:08pm coelacanth: holy shit! i can't believe this exists!
	9:09pm hyde: @Gary yeah, the Across the Universe original is just a little....distant. Which i guess is understandable, but i still don't like it
	9:11pm Ryan J: Diggin' Walrus. They have a great groove going on in there. Excellent start to the final hour!
	9:11pm Ike: I'm no Beatles scholar, but I know that some people very strongly prefer the "naked" Beatles version of "Across the Universe" without all that Phil Spector (over?)production and orchestration.
	9:11pm coelacanth: hyde, have you heard the "let it be...naked" album? all that diluted by spector stuff is in the more honest, relevant state.
	9:11pm hyde: @Dean ha, i don't like Long and Winding Road either. i think this is a "your mileage may vary" kind of thing
	9:13pm hyde: @coelecanth & @ike hmmm, i do not know the "naked" beatles version. may need to seek out.
	9:13pm Gary: Ryan, I think you'd love Boris!
	9:14pm coelacanth: ...and i always despised "long and winding road". the naked version is a different vocal take. it actually sounds like he means it! ...+ no lukewarm mush on top.
	9:15pm Jeff Golick: I have enjoyed the Let It Be...Naked CD, too. Feels fresh again.
	9:16pm Gary: Ah, man -- I've never even heard of this naked Let It Be!
	9:17pm coelacanth: i wish there were an "all things must pass...naked" album!
	9:17pm Dean: @hyde: I agree, particularly so with respect to Let It Be, which was such a peculiar conclusion to the group's career. I think what grabbed me then about those tunes was their distance (aptly) from The Beatles I knew from childhood. ATU and LAWR are light-years removed from "I Want to Hold Your Hand" or "Rocky Racoon." I don't know the naked versions, but I suspect I would miss the "lukewarm mush" coelacanth mentions. Sgt. Peppers was, of a course, a masterpiece of production, over-, under-, sideways, and down. But I enjoy the tepid "easy listening" vibe to those tunes on Let It Be as a nice contrast to, say, "One After 909" or "Get Back."
	9:17pm coelacanth: (not that i don't absolutely Love it as it is.)
	9:20pm Dean: As I mentioned above, though, I largely favor the bootlegs, which can be as bare-assed naked as you can get.
	9:23pm hyde: @dean hehe, it all may just simply be a taste thing also. i love "one after 909" and get back"!
	9:24pm Dean: @hyde: Agreed, again! I hope I didn't imply by emphasizing the contrast that I didn't love them!
	9:27pm hyde: @Dean heh, not at all. (plus, i can always hack people hating music that i love. it'd get awful boring if we all liked the same stuff).
	9:30pm Mayuko: I wonder nobody has ever covered my fav Beatles song She Said She Said? Sad Face.
	9:30pm cklequ: wow
	9:31pm Gary: Gosh, Mayuko ... lemme take a look
	9:31pm coelacanth: really Mayuko? i feel that can't be so!
	9:32pm hyde: @Mayuko that can't be your favorite Beatles song, that's my favorite Beatles song! ;) (tho i'll settle for I'm Only Sleeping, if it's a real issue)
	9:32pm Ryan J: Some of these put a big smile on my face and I'm not sure if it is because I like it or because it is tickling a funny bone but it is awesome. It does really make one ponder cultural influence on popular music. I think it is most amusing since the original melodies are so well ingrained!
	9:34pm Gary: What's amazing to me, Ryan, is how everything is so recognizable, no matter how mangled or reworked
	9:34pm coelacanth: i cannot have a favorite. maybe i could narrow it down to 5-10.
	9:34pm Mayuko: I should google before I speak, apparently some people did cover that song.... two votes for She Said She Said! haha.
	9:35pm Jill B.: Hey Ryan J. ........ our NoDak guy! Good to see you here tonight.
	9:35pm Ryan J: Absolutely! It's kind of like elevator music but way cooler!
	9:36pm Jill B.: Gary, the flowered fridge and picnic table were part of the same kitchen. It's okay if you remember things differently.....don't we all.
	9:36pm Ryan J: Good Evening Jill. I hope all is well and good to see you here too!
	9:37pm hyde: @Mayuko even more sadly, i actually own the Feelies LP where they cover that one. should maybe spin that.
	9:38pm Gary: Hyde, can you email me that track?
	9:39pm northguineahills: I get a good 25 minutes of Bodega Pop!
	9:39pm Mayuko: @hyde would LOVE to hear that!
	9:39pm hyde: @Gary i don't have it ripped. all i have is the vinyl! (it's an EP, technically)
	9:39pm Gary: Never mind, Hyde, I'm DLing it now ...
	9:39pm northguineahills: I believe Klaus Breyer is an Irwin fave.
	9:40pm hyde: @Gary snicker then email it to me! (and Mayuko)
	9:41pm Mayuko: woohoo!
	9:42pm Mayuko: Thank you hyde & Gary!
	9:43pm Gary: NGH!
	9:45pm coelacanth: i wonder if there's any cover of "i'll be back". i doubt it. i dont know why but i've always Loved that one above many others. (though still not in my top 10)
	9:45pm hyde: true fact: the last time i did a stage dive was when i saw Husker Du and they covered Ticket to Ride
	9:46pm Jill B.: Hey Ryan, Yes, all if well here. Sunny, no rain! Garden is exploding with new stuff emerging each day. Hal busy building a garden shed; comes in exhausted each evening. Hope all is well with all of you, my dear loved ones, out there in the mid-west. :>)
	9:46pm Ryan J: !w! Love it! Rock on...
	9:48pm Ryan J: Jill, no moisture here at all but temps are warm and things are reluctantly turning green.
	9:50pm northguineahills: About 8-10 years ago, a WFMU dj did a marathon premium of Beatles covers, and it's killing me I can't remember who...
	9:52pm Gary: Kurt just did one last year, I think
	9:53pm Dean: @ngh: Tamar in 2003?
	9:54pm Jill B.: Signing off Gary. Dinner is ready, Netflix movie is qued on the TV. time to call it a day. Great show tonight!
	9:54pm Gary: Have a great night, Mom ... talk with you later!
	9:55pm Mayuko: I heard this Except Me and My Monkey on WFMU before... can't remember who played it but remember this track very well! Probably Daniel Blumin played it...
	9:55pm coelacanth: Gary, having scrolled up inadvertently to your question...my oldest beatle memory is also my oldest r&r memory. i went from the mary poppins st & a danny kaye children's record to Meet the Beatles and i clearly recall the overwhelming joy i felt when i learned that such a thing exists. i took it apart in my head and it turned my world upside-down.
	9:56pm coelacanth: (i was 4-5)
	9:57pm northguineahills: My oldest Beatle memory was when I got a new lime scented marker for my fifth bday, and and I colored in "Beatles" on the White Album and my father got home, saw me doing it, and slapped the hell out of me. My mom scolded him, and he apologized to me. 10 years later, I totally understood.
	9:58pm hyde: damn, i don't like Hey, Jude either but this is great
	9:58pm coelacanth: D'oh!
	9:58pm coelacanth: ngh i hope it didn't ruin the beatles for you!
	9:58pm Tusalava: honk honk honk honk honk
	9:58pm Gary: Bad boy, NGH!
	9:59pm David: Aaaargg.. just tuning in.. missed a good one tonight >__<
	9:59pm Gary: Tusalava!
	9:59pm coelacanth: Wilson Picket's "hey jude" is far better than the beatles', in my opinion.
	9:59pm Gary: David!
	9:59pm Tusalava: Honk!
	10:00pm David: Started a new job.. causing me to miss your show
	10:00pm Doug Schulkind: Great show, Gary. Again. Eternally.
	10:01pm hyde: thanks Gary!
	10:01pm tim abdellah: G'nite Gary and All - thx for the fun!
	10:01pm Ryan J: Thanks Gary! Have a great night!
	10:01pm northguineahills: @coelacath: I now have that same White Album in my bedroom right now!
	10:02pm northguineahills: congrats, David!
	10:03pm coelacanth: Thanks Gary! another one to come back to. ciao beatlemaniacs, beatles, and maniacs.
	10:04pm Dean: Thank you, Gary.
	10:04pm coelacanth: ngh -that's awesome! i too have the white album from our household...this one with "The Beatles" outlined with a ballpoint pen.
	10:04pm Mayuko: Now the sun turns out his light. Thank you, Gary! Good night, all!
	10:04pm David: Thanks.. need to study this playlist
	10:05pm hyde: except for Sunday??? what about DO Radio!
	10:06pm Gary: David, you can actually listen to it in an hour or two when the archive goes up ... and, duh! I totally forgot that DO Radio moved to Sunday ... YES, EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK there's a show here
	10:06pm coelacanth: i Love it Mayuko! i wish there still existed a copy of John's original demo of that....not to mock Ringo!
	10:06pm Ryan J: I obviously have got to go back and listed to Mrs. Miller! That bio image is awesome!!
	10:07pm Gary: It sounds just like she looks, Ryan!
	10:08pm Ryan J: It totally does!! Nailed it!
	3:50am pacific standard simon: Finally got around to listening to this show. Great stuff, good work Gary. A while back I went looking for covers of Brian Eno songs on YouTube, and that was quite rewarding also.

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from April 6, 2016

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April 6, 2016: I WANNA BE YOUR BEATLES!!!
Thrill-crazy covers, mashups, samples, forgeries, and flat-out ripoffs by would-be fifth Beatles from Buenos Aires, São Paulo, and Warsaw through Bangkok, Manila, and Tokyo.

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live	2016
Jusho Futei Mushoku	I Wanna Be Your Beatles	Baby! I Wanna Be Your Beatles!!!	2010	Japan	0:05:12 (Pop-up)
"The Beatles"	Four Guys "Four Guys" by ""The Beatles""	Everyday Chemistry	2009	???	0:06:43 (Pop-up)
The Roots	Thought @ Work "Thought @ Work" by "The Roots"	[this version not released - copyright issues?]	2002	USA	0:11:13 (Pop-up)
Idiosyncratic Routine	When I Get Home	Hard Day's Night	2003	USA \| https://bestsupportingactress.bandcamp.com/album/a-hard-days-night	0:15:55 (Pop-up)
Lol Coxhill	I Am the Walrus "I Am the Walrus" by "Lol Coxhill"	Ear of the Beholder	1971	UK	0:18:15 (Pop-up)
Soundhog	Whole Lotta Helter Skelter				0:21:39 (Pop-up)
The Qworymen	Beatle Rap "Beatle Rap" by "The Qworymen"	Beatlesongs!	1982	UK?	0:27:22 (Pop-up)
The Residents	Beyond the Valley of a Day in the Life	Third Reich & Roll	1976	USA	0:31:08 (Pop-up)
Sinn Sisamouth	Hey Jude "Hey Jude" by "Sinn Sisamouth"	Cambodian Soul Sounds	196X	Cambodia \| Metal Postcard comp	0:35:06 (Pop-up)
Golden Bats	Long Long Long "Long Long Long" by "Golden Bats"	By George		Australia	0:39:24 (Pop-up)
The BeatLadies	Michelle "Michelle" by "The BeatLadies"		2014	Argentina	0:41:24 (Pop-up)
MF Doom	Tick, Tick ... (feat. MF Grimm)	Operation Doomsday	1999	UK / USA	0:44:01 (Pop-up)
Bugotak	Kon Togethy "Kon Togethy" by "Bugotak"		2006	Russia (Siberia)	0:48:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Shingo Yuji	Help "Help" by "Shingo Yuji"	Introducing Shingo Yuji	2010	Japan	0:52:17 (Pop-up)
Peter Sellers	She Loves You (Irish version)			UK	1:03:12 (Pop-up)
Admiral	Please Please Me "Please Please Me" by "Admiral"	Sings Please Please Me	2014	USA	1:03:50 (Pop-up)
DJ Danger Mouse	99 Problems "99 Problems" by "DJ Danger Mouse"	The Grey Album	2004	USA	1:06:24 (Pop-up)
Austin Washington + The Beatles	Julie McCabe (Feel the Sunshine)		2015	USA	1:10:17 (Pop-up)
o Sonho de Um Macaco	Bulldog "Bulldog" by "o Sonho de Um Macaco"	Para Quem Quiser	2015	Portugal	1:13:34 (Pop-up)
Willy Arq	Love Me Like the Beatles (feat. Aleks Westlund)	Black Sheep	2016	USA	1:16:40 (Pop-up)
Faroff	Walrus of Choice "Walrus of Choice" by "Faroff"		2010		1:19:58 (Pop-up)
Bacalao	Blackbird "Blackbird" by "Bacalao"	WANNA HLD YR HANDHELD \| Beatles Tribute			1:23:03 (Pop-up)
Philippine Violators	Yesterday "Yesterday" by "Philippine Violators"	At Large!	1987	Philippines	1:25:34 (Pop-up)
Mrs. Miller	A Hard Day's Night "A Hard Day's Night" by "Mrs. Miller"	Greatest Hits		USA \| http://theirtimeslimited.spithate.com/files/2010/08/Screen-shot-2010-05-31-at-4.35.45-PM.png	1:27:55 (Pop-up)
Muscle Snog	A Day in Life "A Day in Life" by "Muscle Snog"	Mind Shop	2009	China	1:30:22 (Pop-up)
Alton Ellis	And I Love Her "And I Love Her" by "Alton Ellis"	Trojan Box Set - Beatles Tribute (CD 3)	2004	Jamaica	1:36:15 (Pop-up)
People Like Us	Stuck in the USSR "Stuck in the USSR" by "People Like Us"	Welcome Abroad		UK	1:39:27 (Pop-up)
The Better Beatles	Penny Lane "Penny Lane" by "The Better Beatles"		1982	USA	1:40:12 (Pop-up)
Clammbon	Across the Universe "Across the Universe" by "Clammbon"	Lover Album	2006	Japan	1:42:43 (Pop-up)
Wax Audio	God "God" by "Wax Audio"	War Is Over!		Australia	1:47:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Lord Sitar	I Am the Walrus "I Am the Walrus" by "Lord Sitar"			USA	1:52:15 (Pop-up)
Boris with Merzbow	Walrus "Walrus" by "Boris with Merzbow"			Japan	2:03:03 (Pop-up)
Sodsai Chaengkij	Lady Madonna "Lady Madonna" by "Sodsai Chaengkij"	Thai Beat A Go-Go, Volume 2	2005	Thailand	2:09:21 (Pop-up)
Waterfall Person	While My Guitars Weeping	Strange Flavour		Australia	2:10:57 (Pop-up)
Brendon Metz	Like Dreamers Do "Like Dreamers Do" by "Brendon Metz"	I Beat the Beatles	2016		2:14:06 (Pop-up)
Rita Lee	With a Little Help from My Friends	Aqui, Ali, Em Qualquer Lugar	2001	Brazil	2:16:42 (Pop-up)
"The Beatles"	Saturday Night "Saturday Night" by ""The Beatles""	Everyday Chemistry	2009	???	2:19:28 (Pop-up)
Yellow Magic Orchestra	Day Tripper	Solid State Survivor	1979	Japan	2:22:41 (Pop-up)
Stereo Total	Ringo I Love You "Ringo I Love You" by "Stereo Total"	My Melody	1999	Germany / France	2:25:19 (Pop-up)
Хамерман Знищує Віруси	All You Need Is Wow	Куй!	2010	Ukraine	2:26:56 (Pop-up)
Dark Chocolate Chips	I'm in Love (Beatles)	Colonial Solutions	2015	http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Dark_Chocolate_Chips/Colonial_Solutions_1543/	2:30:17 (Pop-up)
Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle, Shiv Dayal Batish	Dekho Ab To	Janwaar	1965	India \| Greatest Shammi Kapoor scene of all time?	2:31:24 (Pop-up)
Klaus Beyer	Hauptman Pfeffers Einsamer Her	Hauptman Pfeffers Einsamer Her		Germany	2:34:50 (Pop-up)
Durga McBroom	If I Fell "If I Fell" by "Durga McBroom"	The Complete Beatles on Ukulele	2012		2:36:47 (Pop-up)
The Feelies	She Said, She Said "She Said, She Said" by "The Feelies"	The Good Earth	1986	USA	2:39:47 (Pop-up)
Nicotine	Ticket to Ride "Ticket to Ride" by "Nicotine"	Hey Dude! We Love the Beatles!!!	2005	Japan	2:42:30 (Pop-up)
Czesław Niemen	A Hard Day's Night	Pamiętam ten dzień [Disc 1]		Poland	2:45:27 (Pop-up)
Black Beatles	Reggae and Shout "Reggae and Shout" by "Black Beatles"			Jamaica	2:48:01 (Pop-up)
Wat?Sanitär!	Except Me and My Monkey	Science Fiction Park Bundesrepublik (German Home Recording Tape Music Of The 1980s)		Germany	2:50:09 (Pop-up)
Banda Plástica De Tepetlixpa Mex.	Hey Jude	Adios A Los Beatles		Mexico	2:55:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000		2:59:14 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:44pm glenn: r.i.p. merle haggard. :(
	6:55pm Gary: :( ... hey there, Glenn
	7:00pm ndbob: Heya Gary Glenn, everyone!
	7:00pm Doug Schulkind: Along with every single other person in the world, Merle Haggard covered "Yesterday."
	7:01pm Gary: Doug! Bob!
	7:02pm Rich in Washington: Howdy, Gary, Doug, Glenn, ndbob!
	7:02pm Polyus: Gary! Where did you get that amazing Beatles sketch you posted on fb?
	7:02pm Doug Schulkind: Actually, my full name happens to be Dougbob!
	7:04pm glenn: I'VE never covered yesterday, probably because it's one of the five worst beatles songs.
	7:06pm Gary: Rich! Polyus!
	7:08pm SeanG: this looks amazing!
	7:09pm Gary: SeanG!
	7:09pm ndbob: @Glenn definitely not a favorite of mine
	7:10pm SeanG: Hey Gary! love it!
	7:10pm glenn: hey jude. yesterday obli di obli da revolution #9 a tossup, probably yellow submarine.
	7:12pm ndbob: @glenn pretty good list - though I really dislike get back and the long and winding road
	🇰🇷 7:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I love TheBeatles - think a lot about their significance - when they got stoned w/ Dylan & what it means &tc. &tc. ...& sometimes forget there was - BEATLEMANIA - yerknow - complete off the hook madness around them...
	7:12pm Gary: Okay, what I wanna know is ... what is your first Beatles memory?
	7:12pm Gary: RevRab!
	7:14pm ndbob: Mine is about as standard as you can get - seeing them on Ed Sullivab
	7:14pm glenn: i love them too, but i'm not blind to the fact that they put out some pretty horrible dreck.
	🇰🇷 7:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Saturday morning Cartoon Show, probably. Remember standing in line w/ Mommy to see 'Yellow Submarine' in the theatre? Maybe? Yellow Sub lunchbox 1st grade. ...& probably just radio - yerknow?
	7:15pm ndbob: and having my sister identify each one for me
	🇰🇷 7:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I was born less than 24 hours before Lennon said 'rattle yer jewelry' @ the Royal Command - almost exactly when the trem 'Beatlemania' was coined...
	7:15pm ndbob: and yours Gary?
	7:17pm Gary: My very very first is hearing Hard Day's Night on the transistor radio in the kitchen with my mom. Second is my 2nd grade teacher playing Hey Jude in class. Third is some guy in King City taking me over to his house and his brother showing me the cover of Abbey Road, pointing to Paul, and saying, "These guys are great, but this guy, he just died."
	7:19pm ndbob: Ah the Paul is dead thing - I clearly remember going to see A Hard Days Night for my sisters birthday party
	7:20pm Gary: Bob, I'm actually impressed that you saw that Ed Sullivan show!
	🇰🇷 7:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - @ this point - it's hard to know what you remember - what you remember remembering - & what you remember Media telling you you remember about TheBeatles.
	7:26pm ndbob: It does show hold old I am:) My mom told me that I saw Elvis on TV in 1956 but I have no memory at ll of it
	7:26pm tim abdellah: Hi Gary (sorry been gone so long!) - The Beatles are there, on the stereo, in my earliest memories, in song books my mom and dad would read from at the plastic organ in the living room. in the album covers that were windows onto a colorful world full of love and fun and creativity. I remember seeing the Yellow Submarine movie when it was new. I must have been 4 years old. But they were already old friends by then!
	🇰🇷 7:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah! - picking out 'If I Fell' on the plastic organ - a good one for that...
	7:28pm Gary: Tim!!!! Those are terrific, vivid memories ... I have one of finding the Yellow Submarine book at my cousin Rebecca's house and being completely entranced by it ...
	🇰🇷 7:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& later - 'covering' 'Yesterday' from gittar cheatbooks & singing it - & Mom listening stealthily from the doorway - & then being embarrassed to have Mommy digging such a sweet tune - & throwing the songbook @ her...heh...
	7:30pm Jeff Golick: Weirdly came to them via Let It Be, which was the only Beatles album my parents had. Then worked my way backward.
	7:30pm ndbob: I think back - I could have seen the Beatles - but I didn't
	7:31pm Mayuko: Good evening!!!
	7:31pm Gary: Jeff! Mayuko!
	7:32pm ndbob: Hi Jeff and Mayuko!
	🇰🇷 7:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes! 'Let It Be' was like my 1st LP w/ the shrinkwrap still on - b-day prez probably. Collecting the LPs a thing for sure. & - that wouldn't have been that many years after it was put out...
	7:32pm Jeff Golick: Lost in the Merlestrom: we also lost Leon Haywood, who just wanted to do something freaky to you. www.allaccess.com...
	7:34pm Dean: I don't think was on TR&R. It was a limited edition, numbered 45rpm 7". That, at least, is the version I have.
	7:34pm Mayuko: hello ndbob, and everyone!
	7:34pm Gary: Dean!
	7:35pm SeanG: can't remember my first beatles memory. blimey! maybe the blue or red album through my dad
	7:35pm Jeff Golick: Hi, @ndbob! And all assembled. #gear
	7:36pm Dean: Gary! Great show idea, right up there with Doug's tribute to no. 2 yesterday! My first Beatles LP was Meet the Beatles, naturally. My favorite Beatles LPs are bootlegs.
	7:36pm Rich in Washington: For many years, I have been threatening to form an all-Ringo cover band and call it The Dung Beatles.
	7:37pm Dean: Would love to hear Beaucoups of Blues again.
	7:37pm Gary: ^LOL
	7:38pm Rich in Washington: Oh. This reminds me - someone just emailed me last night to say that the Cambodian rock documentary Don't Think I've Forgotten is going to be playing in Portland for one night only
	7:38pm Gary: See it if you haven't, Rich!
	7:39pm cklequ: Aha.... I'm wide awake for once on a Wednesday evening, and i hate the Beatles, but i'm listening just in case i hear the perfect butchered cover song. Believe it or not, i was just about to request "Beyond the Valley of a Day in the Life". But i had a feeling it was on your list. Thanks, Gary.
	7:39pm Gary: Cklequ!
	7:40pm Gary: Cklequ, you just made me wonder if I missed an opportunity to use the butcher Revolver cover and call the show "Butchering the Beatles"
	7:40pm Rich in Washington: Crap! I have a class the night it's playing! I need to see it somehow!
	🇰🇷 7:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I can't resist linking to Gaylord Field's Fake Beatles blog: blog.wfmu.org... - & most of all - given this is an international program - the extraordinary 'How The Beatles Rocked the Kremlin' : www.veoh.com...
	7:41pm steve: hey Gary and friends
	7:41pm Dean: Yesterday and Today butcher cover...unless there's another one out there I'd not heard about...
	7:41pm Gary: Steve!
	7:42pm Gary: Oops, no you're right, Dean!
	7:43pm Dean: Steve Hillage does a superior rendition of "It's All Too Much." Isn't every day I get to mention Hillage twice on FMU. Irwin was chatting about Canterbury bands linked to Hatfield & the North.
	7:45pm glenn: my sister saw the beatles at maple leaf gardens in 1965? 66? one of them anyway. she couldn't talk for a week afterwards. that was a really good week.
	7:46pm ndbob: @glenn :)
	🇰🇷 7:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yoko did say she regrets John didn't live to experience HipHop...
	7:49pm Mayuko: My dad was in a Beatles cover band when he was in college in the 60's (probably MANY existed in Japan back in those days) and I just suddenly remembered now about his old guitar scores of Beatles songs. They came with lyrics translated to Japanese. so that people could play and sing them in Japanese. Must have sounded funny in the same way as that Cambodian Hey Jude.
	7:50pm Gary: Wow, that's amazing, Mayuko
	7:51pm Doug Schulkind: Gary, play some nice music for eating Ligurian chicken with kalamata olives and anchovies. Thanks!
	7:51pm Gary: I'll see what I can dig up, Doug!
	7:52pm tim abdellah: Siberian Come Together! LOL!
	7:52pm Mayuko: This Come Together is very cool.
	7:53pm Rich in Washington: Wow! I'd never heard of Bugotak before! Without glancing at the playlist, I assumed I was listening to Albert Kuvezin (sic) or Yat Kha
	7:54pm ndbob: wow Mayuko!
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: I don't know why, but Come Together really freaked me out as a small child. Something about the lyrics and the trippy rhythm.
	7:54pm Dean: P.S., Olive You?
	7:55pm Jill B.: Hi Gary and all the Bodegaistas. Just tuning in....fixing dinner as I listen to the latest from the great Gary!
	7:57pm Dean: White Album, isn't it?
	7:57pm tim abdellah: Long Long Long - White Album
	🇰🇷 7:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Long X3' - White Album. (Your lack of precise mainstream data always charming...)
	7:57pm david_: hi all. interesting show!
	7:58pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary! catch the rest later
	🇰🇷 8:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In 'How Beatles Rocked Kremlin' - beguiling how behind Iron Curtain where info was not readily available (just scoring the music was like scoring dope over here) they created their own legends...
	8:03pm steve: im sorry i missed "The Beatles"...sounds like i gotta hear some of that
	8:03pm Dean: Sellars
	8:03pm Jeff Golick: Peter Sellers?
	8:04pm Dean: Oops, except not the one I spelled!
	8:04pm coelacanth: hello Gary and all
	🇰🇷 8:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sellers whom, btw, Beatle George said was one of the few famous people whom meeting did not disappoint. Britt Ekland perhaps a different opinion...
	8:06pm Gary: David! Coelacanth!
	8:06pm Dean: Something off Flamin' Groovies' Shake Some Action would fit in nicely, even if not a Beatles cover.
	8:07pm cklequ: www.youtube.com... The title is a bit misleading. I've heard much worse.
	🇰🇷 8:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Dean: They do 'Misery' on that, in fact.
	8:08pm Jeff Golick: turn it up
	8:08pm Jeff Golick: This is the most successful coupling on the Grey Album.
	8:09pm Gary: It's pretty unimpeachable
	8:10pm Rich in Washington: I haven't heard The Grey Album in years. I need to dig it up.
	8:11pm Jeff Golick: We're crazy for this one, Gary.
	8:11pm Dean: @RRN63: You are right!
	8:12pm Gary: Mom! I just scrolled up and see you checked in!
	8:12pm Jeff Golick: Knickerbockers' "Lies" is one of my fave ersatz Beatles songs.
	8:15pm Dean: Sure is a pity there isn't a band called Ersatz Beatles.
	8:21pm Dean: Is the "Beatles baby" to which this song refers the one that appears on the butcher cover?
	8:22pm Gary: LOL
	8:25pm Gary: Surely one of the most inspired 8-bit versions of anything?
	8:26pm steve: wow yeah
	8:28pm steve: wow again! punk goes beatles!
	8:29pm cklequ: Is it just me or is "Philippine Violators" a great band name?
	8:29pm Rich in Washington: Oh god. I have some kind of Philippino Beatles parody 7"! I can't recall who it is at the moment. It's like a comedy musical act.
	8:30pm Gary: It is a totally great band name. (And a great band!)
	8:31pm Jill B.: Hey Gary. Quite different takes on the Beatles as I remember them. They were my favorite at that time. I could not believe that I was finally hearing a wonderful change in music...The music of the 50's and 60's was so bad, IMO, that I stopped listening to it until one day at your Aunt Arden's I was fortunate to hear the Beatles for the first time....I fell in love with their music!
	8:32pm Mr. Miller: Entertainer and professional paint-peeler, Mrs. Miller.
	8:33pm Gary: Hey Mom, do you remember the song you heard at Arden's?
	8:34pm Dean: Some Joe Cocker later?
	8:35pm Gary: Hmm, I'd have to DL it first, Dean
	8:36pm tim abdellah: Isaac Hayes' version of "Something" is something epic!
	8:37pm Gary: You know, I don't think I've heard that one, Tim!
	8:37pm Jill B.: No, I don't remember; I just remember being flooded with the most glorious sounds!
	8:38pm Gary: Mom do you remember being in the kitchen when Hard Day's Night came on?
	8:40pm Jill B.: Which kitchen???? I can't say that I remember, but then my mind leaves my body often!
	8:41pm hyde: i'm so late that i missed Sinn Sisamouth and Lol Coxhill? this is the worst thing that's happened to me since Merle Haggard died
	8:41pm cklequ: People Like Us!
	8:41pm steve: this show is blowing my mind
	8:42pm Gary: Tiny Formica table, tiny kitchen, off-white radio, that's what I remember
	8:44pm Jill B.: That would have been the Stockton tri-plex. Did the kitchen also have an old fridge with a gigantic flower painted on the front????
	8:44pm Dean: Kitchens and The Beatles: I remember sitting in the kitchen of my parents' home where I then lived reading Camus's "The Fall" when the news of Lennon's murder was reported. That was approx. 16.5 years after the release of HDN, but weirdly a whopping approx. 35.25 years before today.
	8:46pm Gary: YES, that's the one!!!
	8:50pm tim abdellah: Oh Lord, is that W?
	8:51pm Gary: ^Yes ... :)
	8:52pm tim abdellah: Oh My Gawd - W!
	8:53pm Jill B.: Do you remember a picnic table and small benches that we had in that kitchen; they were painted navy blue and lime green. The radio was a present from my parents as a high school graduation gift. Now the kids get trips to Europe! Drat!
	8:53pm cklequ: I first heard that Wax Audio here before i was allowed to click favorites. Glad it's still kicking around.
	8:56pm hyde: the Across the Universe cover by Clammbon was really great. I confess that I don't even like the original song all that much (sorry) but the cover was cool
	9:00pm Ryan J: Hi and good to hear you Gary. Tuning in late but looking forward to the rest of the show.
	9:03pm cklequ: There's always room for Poland.
	9:04pm Ike: Wow!
	9:05pm Gary: Hyde, I actually agree about the original ... maybe it's kind of overproduced?
	9:05pm Gary: Mom, I don't remember the picnic table .... but I am likely wrong
	9:05pm Gary: Ryan! Ike!
	9:06pm Dean: It was Phil Spector, recall, but I kinda actually really like Across the Universe. But then I also like the Long and Winding Road, which is very deliberately overproduced.
	9:08pm coelacanth: holy shit! i can't believe this exists!
	9:09pm hyde: @Gary yeah, the Across the Universe original is just a little....distant. Which i guess is understandable, but i still don't like it
	9:11pm Ryan J: Diggin' Walrus. They have a great groove going on in there. Excellent start to the final hour!
	9:11pm Ike: I'm no Beatles scholar, but I know that some people very strongly prefer the "naked" Beatles version of "Across the Universe" without all that Phil Spector (over?)production and orchestration.
	9:11pm coelacanth: hyde, have you heard the "let it be...naked" album? all that diluted by spector stuff is in the more honest, relevant state.
	9:11pm hyde: @Dean ha, i don't like Long and Winding Road either. i think this is a "your mileage may vary" kind of thing
	9:13pm hyde: @coelecanth & @ike hmmm, i do not know the "naked" beatles version. may need to seek out.
	9:13pm Gary: Ryan, I think you'd love Boris!
	9:14pm coelacanth: ...and i always despised "long and winding road". the naked version is a different vocal take. it actually sounds like he means it! ...+ no lukewarm mush on top.
	9:15pm Jeff Golick: I have enjoyed the Let It Be...Naked CD, too. Feels fresh again.
	9:16pm Gary: Ah, man -- I've never even heard of this naked Let It Be!
	9:17pm coelacanth: i wish there were an "all things must pass...naked" album!
	9:17pm Dean: @hyde: I agree, particularly so with respect to Let It Be, which was such a peculiar conclusion to the group's career. I think what grabbed me then about those tunes was their distance (aptly) from The Beatles I knew from childhood. ATU and LAWR are light-years removed from "I Want to Hold Your Hand" or "Rocky Racoon." I don't know the naked versions, but I suspect I would miss the "lukewarm mush" coelacanth mentions. Sgt. Peppers was, of a course, a masterpiece of production, over-, under-, sideways, and down. But I enjoy the tepid "easy listening" vibe to those tunes on Let It Be as a nice contrast to, say, "One After 909" or "Get Back."
	9:17pm coelacanth: (not that i don't absolutely Love it as it is.)
	9:20pm Dean: As I mentioned above, though, I largely favor the bootlegs, which can be as bare-assed naked as you can get.
	9:23pm hyde: @dean hehe, it all may just simply be a taste thing also. i love "one after 909" and get back"!
	9:24pm Dean: @hyde: Agreed, again! I hope I didn't imply by emphasizing the contrast that I didn't love them!
	9:27pm hyde: @Dean heh, not at all. (plus, i can always hack people hating music that i love. it'd get awful boring if we all liked the same stuff).
	9:30pm Mayuko: I wonder nobody has ever covered my fav Beatles song She Said She Said? Sad Face.
	9:30pm cklequ: wow
	9:31pm Gary: Gosh, Mayuko ... lemme take a look
	9:31pm coelacanth: really Mayuko? i feel that can't be so!
	9:32pm hyde: @Mayuko that can't be your favorite Beatles song, that's my favorite Beatles song! ;) (tho i'll settle for I'm Only Sleeping, if it's a real issue)
	9:32pm Ryan J: Some of these put a big smile on my face and I'm not sure if it is because I like it or because it is tickling a funny bone but it is awesome. It does really make one ponder cultural influence on popular music. I think it is most amusing since the original melodies are so well ingrained!
	9:34pm Gary: What's amazing to me, Ryan, is how everything is so recognizable, no matter how mangled or reworked
	9:34pm coelacanth: i cannot have a favorite. maybe i could narrow it down to 5-10.
	9:34pm Mayuko: I should google before I speak, apparently some people did cover that song.... two votes for She Said She Said! haha.
	9:35pm Jill B.: Hey Ryan J. ........ our NoDak guy! Good to see you here tonight.
	9:35pm Ryan J: Absolutely! It's kind of like elevator music but way cooler!
	9:36pm Jill B.: Gary, the flowered fridge and picnic table were part of the same kitchen. It's okay if you remember things differently.....don't we all.
	9:36pm Ryan J: Good Evening Jill. I hope all is well and good to see you here too!
	9:37pm hyde: @Mayuko even more sadly, i actually own the Feelies LP where they cover that one. should maybe spin that.
	9:38pm Gary: Hyde, can you email me that track?
	9:39pm northguineahills: I get a good 25 minutes of Bodega Pop!
	9:39pm Mayuko: @hyde would LOVE to hear that!
	9:39pm hyde: @Gary i don't have it ripped. all i have is the vinyl! (it's an EP, technically)
	9:39pm Gary: Never mind, Hyde, I'm DLing it now ...
	9:39pm northguineahills: I believe Klaus Breyer is an Irwin fave.
	9:40pm hyde: @Gary snicker then email it to me! (and Mayuko)
	9:41pm Mayuko: woohoo!
	9:42pm Mayuko: Thank you hyde & Gary!
	9:43pm Gary: NGH!
	9:45pm coelacanth: i wonder if there's any cover of "i'll be back". i doubt it. i dont know why but i've always Loved that one above many others. (though still not in my top 10)
	9:45pm hyde: true fact: the last time i did a stage dive was when i saw Husker Du and they covered Ticket to Ride
	9:46pm Jill B.: Hey Ryan, Yes, all if well here. Sunny, no rain! Garden is exploding with new stuff emerging each day. Hal busy building a garden shed; comes in exhausted each evening. Hope all is well with all of you, my dear loved ones, out there in the mid-west. :>)
	9:46pm Ryan J: !w! Love it! Rock on...
	9:48pm Ryan J: Jill, no moisture here at all but temps are warm and things are reluctantly turning green.
	9:50pm northguineahills: About 8-10 years ago, a WFMU dj did a marathon premium of Beatles covers, and it's killing me I can't remember who...
	9:52pm Gary: Kurt just did one last year, I think
	9:53pm Dean: @ngh: Tamar in 2003?
	9:54pm Jill B.: Signing off Gary. Dinner is ready, Netflix movie is qued on the TV. time to call it a day. Great show tonight!
	9:54pm Gary: Have a great night, Mom ... talk with you later!
	9:55pm Mayuko: I heard this Except Me and My Monkey on WFMU before... can't remember who played it but remember this track very well! Probably Daniel Blumin played it...
	9:55pm coelacanth: Gary, having scrolled up inadvertently to your question...my oldest beatle memory is also my oldest r&r memory. i went from the mary poppins st & a danny kaye children's record to Meet the Beatles and i clearly recall the overwhelming joy i felt when i learned that such a thing exists. i took it apart in my head and it turned my world upside-down.
	9:56pm coelacanth: (i was 4-5)
	9:57pm northguineahills: My oldest Beatle memory was when I got a new lime scented marker for my fifth bday, and and I colored in "Beatles" on the White Album and my father got home, saw me doing it, and slapped the hell out of me. My mom scolded him, and he apologized to me. 10 years later, I totally understood.
	9:58pm hyde: damn, i don't like Hey, Jude either but this is great
	9:58pm coelacanth: D'oh!
	9:58pm coelacanth: ngh i hope it didn't ruin the beatles for you!
	9:58pm Tusalava: honk honk honk honk honk
	9:58pm Gary: Bad boy, NGH!
	9:59pm David: Aaaargg.. just tuning in.. missed a good one tonight >__<
	9:59pm Gary: Tusalava!
	9:59pm coelacanth: Wilson Picket's "hey jude" is far better than the beatles', in my opinion.
	9:59pm Gary: David!
	9:59pm Tusalava: Honk!
	10:00pm David: Started a new job.. causing me to miss your show
	10:00pm Doug Schulkind: Great show, Gary. Again. Eternally.
	10:01pm hyde: thanks Gary!
	10:01pm tim abdellah: G'nite Gary and All - thx for the fun!
	10:01pm Ryan J: Thanks Gary! Have a great night!
	10:01pm northguineahills: @coelacath: I now have that same White Album in my bedroom right now!
	10:02pm northguineahills: congrats, David!
	10:03pm coelacanth: Thanks Gary! another one to come back to. ciao beatlemaniacs, beatles, and maniacs.
	10:04pm Dean: Thank you, Gary.
	10:04pm coelacanth: ngh -that's awesome! i too have the white album from our household...this one with "The Beatles" outlined with a ballpoint pen.
	10:04pm Mayuko: Now the sun turns out his light. Thank you, Gary! Good night, all!
	10:04pm David: Thanks.. need to study this playlist
	10:05pm hyde: except for Sunday??? what about DO Radio!
	10:06pm Gary: David, you can actually listen to it in an hour or two when the archive goes up ... and, duh! I totally forgot that DO Radio moved to Sunday ... YES, EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK there's a show here
	10:06pm coelacanth: i Love it Mayuko! i wish there still existed a copy of John's original demo of that....not to mock Ringo!
	10:06pm Ryan J: I obviously have got to go back and listed to Mrs. Miller! That bio image is awesome!!
	10:07pm Gary: It sounds just like she looks, Ryan!
	10:08pm Ryan J: It totally does!! Nailed it!
	3:50am pacific standard simon: Finally got around to listening to this show. Great stuff, good work Gary. A while back I went looking for covers of Brian Eno songs on YouTube, and that was quite rewarding also.

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from April 6, 2016

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