WFMU: Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from March 27, 2019

Listener comments!
	🥁 11:30am david w: Filling in for Mary Wing today. I have a plan! (And back to the usual madness at 3pm).
	12:01pm Ike: Hello!
	🥁 12:02pm david w: Hey Ike! I'm having a blast with this one.
	12:05pm doctorjazz: Hi, this if fun!!!!!
	🥁 12:12pm david w: Doctor! Its wacky but I couldn't resist the idea.
	🥁 12:16pm chresti: Hello!
	🥁 12:17pm david w: Hello, chresti. Super great to have you in on this.
	12:19pm Sem: Ah, you've started the revolution without me:-( That's alright, I'll catch up! Hello, David, Ruth, and Ridgewoodians everywhere.
	🥁 12:20pm chresti: Number 9 frightened me, when I was 11
	🥁 12:20pm david w: Thanks, Sem. We only shoot flowers but we are out for change!
	12:20pm coelacanth∅: greetings David & Ruth and every1 (and then later, every9)
	🥁 12:22pm david w: Yay, coelacanth∅!
	12:23pm coelacanth∅: revolution 9 opened my world up when i first heard it
	🥁 12:24pm david w: 9 didn't scare me but it cracked me open a bit. Have to listen to it every now and then. Always hear something new.
	12:27pm fleep: Up against the wall greetings to Iron DJ david w and listeners of anarchy
	🥁 12:27pm chresti: my brother would play it every night while I'm falling asleep, imagining riots and people on fire
	🥁 12:28pm david w: I think I am more of a bamboo DJ, but the anarchy part is true.
	🥁 12:30pm david w: chresti! what a way to jump start dreams!
	12:32pm doctorjazz: Always great to hear Monk! Bo Carter sounded like a country artist rather than bluesman... If course, the dividers between genres wasn't so fixed back then (record companies decided African American singers should only play blues)
	🥁 12:33pm david w: More truth from djazz.
	12:34pm coelacanth∅: our family had the beatles on a pedestal but somehow the only 2 albums in the house were meet the beatles and "the beatles' 2nd album" -and what came on wabc-am. my older sister asked for "The Beatles" for xmas and of course the whole family sat around the living room to hear it for the first time. revolution 9 confused us! ...but as it was the beatles, i (and i alone) figured there must be something going on that mattered, so i listened.
	🥁 12:36pm david w: The Beatles tried to contact Stockhausen to meet, but he refused, labelling them trivial.
	12:37pm coelacanth∅: despite that stupidity on his part, i still like Stockhausen!
	12:39pm doctorjazz: WABC FM is where I started listening to psychedelia, wow!
	🥁 12:39pm chresti: Django Reinhardt was also on the family jukebox
	12:42pm doctorjazz: That was a cool family jukebox, Chresti! We had The Barry Sisters Greatest Yiddish Hits.
	12:42pm coelacanth∅: heh, i started working on a cover of revolution 9 a few years ago then one day decided to see what other covers were out there and there were several. i don't want to hear any of them because i don't want them to affect mine in any way, in case i ever get back to finish mine.
	12:43pm coelacanth∅: chresti you had an actual jukebox in the house?
	🥁 12:44pm david w: Some cool family playlists in this bunch. We had Broadway showtune albums, but they did pay for me to go to music school and get corrupted!
	12:48pm coelacanth∅: my family discouraged me from pursuing a career in anything having to do with music.
	🥁 12:49pm chresti: @coel -a record player/stereo that was on continuously, after school, and all weekend
	12:51pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, what were their brilliant suggestions for what you should be doing with your time instead of playing music?
	12:52pm Dave Sewelson: My folks suggested optometry instead of music...big mark-up in frames..
	12:54pm Franco Twinkie: ...and I will assume it was your mother and father who did the discouraging. Your siblings probably cheered you on, no?
	🥁 12:56pm david w: Greetings Franco T and Dave S! After I committed to the arts my mother wished the other kids to be "a jock and a lawyer" She got her wish.
	12:57pm coelacanth∅: Franco they had no suggestions; just that only a tiny fraction of lucky extremely gifted musicians make it in music. it never crossed their unadventurous and blind minds to gear me for music engineering.
	12:59pm Franco Twinkie: That's what you do, right?
	🥁 1:02pm chresti: Haha Dave S
	1:10pm Ike: Although I prefer the faster single version to the album version, both are good.
	1:14pm coelacanth∅: this is Brilliant!
	1:15pm Ike: Yes, I quite like these!
	🥁 1:20pm david w: Interesting what they pluck out from the original to revisit.
	1:28pm steveo: hello! mary, your voice sounds funny today!
	1:28pm steveo: sorry i missed those revolution takes, i'll have to hit the archives...
	1:29pm steveo: i also haven't heard that monk,,,
	1:30pm steveo: i was out visiting max neuhaus in times square, which is a good thing to do
	🥁 1:32pm david w: steveo! I'mm glad that Neuhaus survived the massacre of Times Sq.
	1:34pm steveo: yes same, it was touch and go for some time
	🥁 1:35pm chresti: Love this Misterioso
	🥁 1:36pm david w: Wonderful album by Min.
	1:48pm coelacanth∅: i just listened to an early version of "corrina,corrina" (or"corrine corrina") a week ago but i now don't remember who it was. maybe it was Bo Carter i was out of the room when it was on before... but i also listened to "corrina blues" (?) by Blind Lemon Jefferson, which came before the Bo song. i have to wonder how far back the roots go...
	🥁 1:52pm david w: Corrina has been rebuilt, rewritten, revised, renamed, and renewed dozens of times but it started with Bo Carter in 1928, who took it from ???
	1:55pm coelacanth∅: Jefferson's came slightly earlier, though i can't say now how different it is. (even though i just heard it recently)
	1:58pm Webhamster Henry: Just got in, I'll have to live the revolution in the archives.
	🥁 1:59pm david w: Hi, Henry. We've got a little revolution left to go...
	2:00pm Webhamster Henry: You could probably break up Revolution #9 into pieces and play it like "In C".
	2:00pm Jeff Golick: Yo
	🥁 2:01pm david w: A Brooklyn yo back to Jeff G!
	2:02pm Jeff Golick: Oy!
	🥁 2:03pm david w: Revolution In C! I like it!
	2:09pm doctorjazz: Taj!!!! My intro to the blues! Love this version !
	🥁 2:09pm david w: Al Kooper's keyboard. Talk about oy.
	2:11pm doctorjazz: Jesse Ed Davis would have been the guitar on this album ,though I just hear Taj on this track .
	2:12pm Jeff Golick: Thought it was a koto for a second.
	2:12pm doctorjazz: In a million years I wouldn't have guessed Frisell what a great recording!
	2:16pm Webhamster Henry: I always liked when Hoagie would show up in some movie and sing something, whether it made any plot sense or not.
	2:20pm coelacanth∅: in the end you can play revolution 1 and revolution 9 at the same time, as it was intended. (which is now available on the 50th aniversary release of "the beatles", as well as a bootleg on youboob, where i got it from)
	🥁 2:22pm david w: Really? That I did not know.
	2:24pm steveo: @coel wow!
	2:33pm coelacanth∅: well, after i posted that i thought it might seem a little jerky, like i'm suggesting how to program your (excellent) expedition you're taking us on. but i didn't mean it that way! i just meant "in the end" like -"in the grand scheme of things" kinda way.
	🥁 2:35pm david w: Gotcha, coel. I understood that. But it is curious!
	2:47pm Sem: OK, Riley, Riley good, this.
	2:50pm coelacanth∅: yeah i don't know why the original rev 1 got chopped off when the weirdness kicked in; but i'm pretty glad it did. it resulted in revolution 9 which i think opened a lot of people's minds to alternate definitions of what music is. it would've been just a long coda with sound effects, which had been done before. (though maybe not to the same degree?)
	2:52pm Franco Twinkie: I love the GTO's! A home town favorite. To bad the their album, Permanent Damage will remain in oblivion forever.
	3:09pm Miguel: You almost forgot m’name there, David! Great show so far!
	🥁 3:10pm david w: Apologies, Miguel. I'm juggling as fast as I can!
	3:11pm Miguel: No problem! Gave me an excuse to check in.
	3:38pm coelacanth∅: Franco, www.discogs.com... also, www.youtube.com...
	🥁 3:43pm david w: Thanks coel, and Franco T, eager to hear the stuff I didn't know.
	3:44pm coelacanth∅: i must depart -been only hearing bits and pieces for a while now anyway, unfortunately - most excellent David Thanks!
	🥁 3:44pm david w: thank you!
	3:46pm coelacanth∅: ...oh, and there's another youboob video of that album that's at least 10 minutes longer, but i don't know where the extra material is from because it's not worth listening to, the sound quality is so bad.
	4:27pm Franco Twinkie: David, The GTO's are an endurance test for most people. I found two copies of their album in the cut out bin at a local hardware store in 1973 for a dollar, and have been torturing people with it ever since.
	🥁 4:28pm david w: Ha! Endurance is my middle name!
	4:36pm Webhamster Henry: Frasconi is rockin' those glasses.
	4:37pm Webhamster Henry: The GTOs love cones and ooh-ooh men and Rodney Bingenheimer.
	🥁 4:38pm david w: I'll have to decode that.
	4:40pm Jeff Golick: Hey, Miguel!
	🥁 4:42pm david w: Odd and wonderful sound palette this trio.
	4:44pm Franco Twinkie: The Cones were these guys that hung out at the Whisky with processed hair that resembles ice cream cones sticking out of their heads. The Ooh-Ooh man was one of the guys in Steppenwolf.
	🥁 4:46pm david w: Cool. Thanks.
	4:47pm Miguel: Hey Jeff! Thanks, David. I forgot how otherworldly this trio was!
	4:49pm steveo: wow -- thanks David & everyone!
	🥁 4:50pm david w: thank you all, whoo!
	4:52pm Jeff Golick: Suzy Creamcheese is my favorite Zappa.
	4:56pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Here comes your 10th favorite Zappa: Sound collage resurrection "Less this mess (making sure I don't fall out)". Up momentarily here on the Drummer stream. Come? wfmu.org...
	4:57pm Franco Twinkie: David, Uncle Meat was an important part of the social fabric that spawned The GTO's and other types of social weirdness back then.
	🥁 4:57pm chresti: Thanks David!
	🥁 4:58pm david w: Super thanks!

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from March 27, 2019

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

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March 27, 2019: Circular Revolution

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Circular Revolution, a 5-hour special edition featuring originals and covers
of classics by Thelonius Monk, Hoagy Carmichael, The Beatles, Terry Riley,
and the irresistible song Corinna, plus concert recordings
from John King, Dromedaries, and Gelsey Bell.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention	Our Bizarre Relationship/Uncle Meat Variations	Uncle Meat	Bizarre/Reprise	1969	Featuring the wonderful Pamela Zarubica as legendary Zappa character Suzy Creamcheese.
Malawi Mouse Boys	Kulira Kwambewa (The Crying of the Mouse)	Forever is 4 U	Omnivore Records	2016	Ridgewood Radio Theme https://lovesupportunite.org
Music behind DJ: David W	Truth "Truth" by "David W"	Ridgewood Radio Noise Library	Beautiful Drummer	2019	Consequences
The Swingle Singers	Revolution 1 "Revolution 1" by "The Swingle Singers"	The Swingle Singers ‎– Ticket To Ride	Swingle Singers	1999	This group was more adventurous than you might think.
The Beatles	Revolution 9 "Revolution 9" by "The Beatles"	The White Album	Calderstone Productions Limited (Universal Music Group)	2009	Remastered 2009, original 1968. Destroying the pop paradigm.
Bo Carter	Corrine Corrina "Corrine Corrina" by "Bo Carter"	10-inch 78 rpm record	Brunswick	1928	Armenter "Bo Carter" Chatmon with Charlie McCoy and Walter Vinson (guitar).
Thelonious Monk	Misterioso "Misterioso" by "Thelonious Monk"	Thelonious Monk Big Band and Quartet in Concert	Columbia Jazz Masterpieces	1994	Live at Lincoln Center, 30 December 1964. Thelonious Monk, piano; Charlie Rouse, tenor sax; Butch Warren, bass; Frank Dunlop, drums.
Django Reinhardt	Stardust "Stardust" by "Django Reinhardt"	Panorama 1928-1950	WMG (on behalf of PLG France)	2000	Featuring Coleman Hawkins, recorded 1935.

Africa Express	Terry Riley's In C Mali	Africa Express ‎– Terry Riley's In C Mali	Transgressive Records	2015	Damon Albarn’s project, with an ensemble of 17 musicians and André de Ridder conducting.

The Beatles	Revolution 1 "Revolution 1" by "The Beatles"	The White Album	Apple Records	1968	The original.
Kurt Hoffman's Band of Weeds	Revolution 9	Downtown Does The Beatles Live at The Knitting Factory	Knitting Factory	1992	An impossible song to cover, covered.
Rogério Skylab	Revolution 9 "Revolution 9" by "Rogério Skylab"	Album Branco, Vol. 2 (A Beatles '68 Tribute)	The Orchard Music	2008	Again.
Chuck U.	Revolution 9.5 "Revolution 9.5" by "Chuck U."	Across Their Universe - Lowbudget Records Does the Songs of The Beatles	Lowbudget Records	2010	And again.

Bob Dylan	Corrina, Corrina "Corrina, Corrina" by "Bob Dylan"	The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan	Columbia	1963	Dylan's blues-based version contains lyrics and structure from "Corrine Corrina"; his melody is lifted from "Stones in My Passway" recorded by Robert Johnson in 1937 and also borrows lyrics taken from Johnson's song: I got a bird that whistles, I got a bird that sings.
Min Xiao Fen	Misterioso "Misterioso" by "Min Xiao Fen"	Mao, Monk, & Me	Self-released	2017	The adventurous pipa virtuoso tackles Monk.
Etta Jones	Stardust "Stardust" by "Etta Jones"	The Savoy Recordings (1977-87)	Brilliant Jazz	2007	The Hoagy Carmichael, Mitchell Parish classic by a legend.
Bill Ryan & Grand Valley State University New Music Ensemble	In C (Todd Reynolds Remix)	In C - Remixed	Innova	2009	An admirable project from Michigan.

Home Recording	Revolution 1 "Revolution 1" by "Home Recording"	Cover	Cuts Monsieur	2015	A mysterious find on YouTube.
Alarm Will Sound	Revolution 9 "Revolution 9" by "Alarm Will Sound"	Alarm Will Sound Presents Modernists	Cantaloupe Music	2016	Arranged by Matt Marks.
Taj Mahal	Corinna "Corinna" by "Taj Mahal"	Natch'l Blues	Columbia	1968	Delicious beyond delicious.
Bill Frisell	Misterioso "Misterioso" by "Bill Frisell"	Roulette Concert Series	Roulette Archives	1989	The Monk tune played on banjo in Frisell's first ever solo concert.
Hoagy Carmichael	Stardust "Stardust" by "Hoagy Carmichael"	Beginners Original Motion Picture Soundtrack	WMG	2011	Composed in 1927 by Hoagy Carmichael with lyrics added by Mitchell Parish in 1929.

Terry Riley / L'Infonie	In C (Mantra)	Reed Streams / In C (Mantra)	organ of Corti 2	1998	French Canadian band directed by Walter Boudreau. Originally released as the LP Vol 33 by L'Infonie in 1970.
Girls Together Outrageously	Circular Circulation	Zappéd	Bizarre/Reprise	1969	From a compilation album produced by Frank Zappa.

Matthew Ostrowski & Matteo Liberatore	Concert Recording	Live at The Sump/H0L0	Ridgewood Radio sampler 2019	2017	Ostrowski, laptop, optic controllers & Liberatore, guitar and processing.

John King	Astral Epitaphs "Astral Epitaphs" by "John King"	Roulette Concert Series	Roulette Archive	7 Dec 2012	For TILT Brass : Chris McIntyre, Jen Baker, Will Lang – trombones,  Thomas Bergeron, Garreth Flowers, Timothy Leopold – trumpets and featuring the Brooklyn Youth Chorus, Dianne Berkun director. Written for the Merce Cunningham Dance Company’s final concerts at the Park Ave. Armory.
Dromedaries	Concert Recording "Concert Recording" by "Dromedaries"	Fire Over Heaven series curated by Che Chen	Outpost Artists Resources	21 Feb 2019	Dromedaries is Keir Neuringer on alto saxophone, Shayna Dulberger on contrabass, and Julius Masri on drums.
Gelsey Bell, Miguel Frasconi, Cleek Shrey	Concert Recording	Roulette Concert Series	Roulette Archive	30 Sept 2015	Gelsey Bell (voice), Miguel Frasconi (glass and electronics), and Cleek Schrey (hardanger fiddle).
The Mothers of Invention	Nine Types of Industrial Pollution	Uncle Meat	Bizarre/Reprise	1969	Closing the 5 hour circle.

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Listener comments!
	🥁 11:30am david w: Filling in for Mary Wing today. I have a plan! (And back to the usual madness at 3pm).
	12:01pm Ike: Hello!
	🥁 12:02pm david w: Hey Ike! I'm having a blast with this one.
	12:05pm doctorjazz: Hi, this if fun!!!!!
	🥁 12:12pm david w: Doctor! Its wacky but I couldn't resist the idea.
	🥁 12:16pm chresti: Hello!
	🥁 12:17pm david w: Hello, chresti. Super great to have you in on this.
	12:19pm Sem: Ah, you've started the revolution without me:-( That's alright, I'll catch up! Hello, David, Ruth, and Ridgewoodians everywhere.
	🥁 12:20pm chresti: Number 9 frightened me, when I was 11
	🥁 12:20pm david w: Thanks, Sem. We only shoot flowers but we are out for change!
	12:20pm coelacanth∅: greetings David & Ruth and every1 (and then later, every9)
	🥁 12:22pm david w: Yay, coelacanth∅!
	12:23pm coelacanth∅: revolution 9 opened my world up when i first heard it
	🥁 12:24pm david w: 9 didn't scare me but it cracked me open a bit. Have to listen to it every now and then. Always hear something new.
	12:27pm fleep: Up against the wall greetings to Iron DJ david w and listeners of anarchy
	🥁 12:27pm chresti: my brother would play it every night while I'm falling asleep, imagining riots and people on fire
	🥁 12:28pm david w: I think I am more of a bamboo DJ, but the anarchy part is true.
	🥁 12:30pm david w: chresti! what a way to jump start dreams!
	12:32pm doctorjazz: Always great to hear Monk! Bo Carter sounded like a country artist rather than bluesman... If course, the dividers between genres wasn't so fixed back then (record companies decided African American singers should only play blues)
	🥁 12:33pm david w: More truth from djazz.
	12:34pm coelacanth∅: our family had the beatles on a pedestal but somehow the only 2 albums in the house were meet the beatles and "the beatles' 2nd album" -and what came on wabc-am. my older sister asked for "The Beatles" for xmas and of course the whole family sat around the living room to hear it for the first time. revolution 9 confused us! ...but as it was the beatles, i (and i alone) figured there must be something going on that mattered, so i listened.
	🥁 12:36pm david w: The Beatles tried to contact Stockhausen to meet, but he refused, labelling them trivial.
	12:37pm coelacanth∅: despite that stupidity on his part, i still like Stockhausen!
	12:39pm doctorjazz: WABC FM is where I started listening to psychedelia, wow!
	🥁 12:39pm chresti: Django Reinhardt was also on the family jukebox
	12:42pm doctorjazz: That was a cool family jukebox, Chresti! We had The Barry Sisters Greatest Yiddish Hits.
	12:42pm coelacanth∅: heh, i started working on a cover of revolution 9 a few years ago then one day decided to see what other covers were out there and there were several. i don't want to hear any of them because i don't want them to affect mine in any way, in case i ever get back to finish mine.
	12:43pm coelacanth∅: chresti you had an actual jukebox in the house?
	🥁 12:44pm david w: Some cool family playlists in this bunch. We had Broadway showtune albums, but they did pay for me to go to music school and get corrupted!
	12:48pm coelacanth∅: my family discouraged me from pursuing a career in anything having to do with music.
	🥁 12:49pm chresti: @coel -a record player/stereo that was on continuously, after school, and all weekend
	12:51pm Franco Twinkie: Coel, what were their brilliant suggestions for what you should be doing with your time instead of playing music?
	12:52pm Dave Sewelson: My folks suggested optometry instead of music...big mark-up in frames..
	12:54pm Franco Twinkie: ...and I will assume it was your mother and father who did the discouraging. Your siblings probably cheered you on, no?
	🥁 12:56pm david w: Greetings Franco T and Dave S! After I committed to the arts my mother wished the other kids to be "a jock and a lawyer" She got her wish.
	12:57pm coelacanth∅: Franco they had no suggestions; just that only a tiny fraction of lucky extremely gifted musicians make it in music. it never crossed their unadventurous and blind minds to gear me for music engineering.
	12:59pm Franco Twinkie: That's what you do, right?
	🥁 1:02pm chresti: Haha Dave S
	1:10pm Ike: Although I prefer the faster single version to the album version, both are good.
	1:14pm coelacanth∅: this is Brilliant!
	1:15pm Ike: Yes, I quite like these!
	🥁 1:20pm david w: Interesting what they pluck out from the original to revisit.
	1:28pm steveo: hello! mary, your voice sounds funny today!
	1:28pm steveo: sorry i missed those revolution takes, i'll have to hit the archives...
	1:29pm steveo: i also haven't heard that monk,,,
	1:30pm steveo: i was out visiting max neuhaus in times square, which is a good thing to do
	🥁 1:32pm david w: steveo! I'mm glad that Neuhaus survived the massacre of Times Sq.
	1:34pm steveo: yes same, it was touch and go for some time
	🥁 1:35pm chresti: Love this Misterioso
	🥁 1:36pm david w: Wonderful album by Min.
	1:48pm coelacanth∅: i just listened to an early version of "corrina,corrina" (or"corrine corrina") a week ago but i now don't remember who it was. maybe it was Bo Carter i was out of the room when it was on before... but i also listened to "corrina blues" (?) by Blind Lemon Jefferson, which came before the Bo song. i have to wonder how far back the roots go...
	🥁 1:52pm david w: Corrina has been rebuilt, rewritten, revised, renamed, and renewed dozens of times but it started with Bo Carter in 1928, who took it from ???
	1:55pm coelacanth∅: Jefferson's came slightly earlier, though i can't say now how different it is. (even though i just heard it recently)
	1:58pm Webhamster Henry: Just got in, I'll have to live the revolution in the archives.
	🥁 1:59pm david w: Hi, Henry. We've got a little revolution left to go...
	2:00pm Webhamster Henry: You could probably break up Revolution #9 into pieces and play it like "In C".
	2:00pm Jeff Golick: Yo
	🥁 2:01pm david w: A Brooklyn yo back to Jeff G!
	2:02pm Jeff Golick: Oy!
	🥁 2:03pm david w: Revolution In C! I like it!
	2:09pm doctorjazz: Taj!!!! My intro to the blues! Love this version !
	🥁 2:09pm david w: Al Kooper's keyboard. Talk about oy.
	2:11pm doctorjazz: Jesse Ed Davis would have been the guitar on this album ,though I just hear Taj on this track .
	2:12pm Jeff Golick: Thought it was a koto for a second.
	2:12pm doctorjazz: In a million years I wouldn't have guessed Frisell what a great recording!
	2:16pm Webhamster Henry: I always liked when Hoagie would show up in some movie and sing something, whether it made any plot sense or not.
	2:20pm coelacanth∅: in the end you can play revolution 1 and revolution 9 at the same time, as it was intended. (which is now available on the 50th aniversary release of "the beatles", as well as a bootleg on youboob, where i got it from)
	🥁 2:22pm david w: Really? That I did not know.
	2:24pm steveo: @coel wow!
	2:33pm coelacanth∅: well, after i posted that i thought it might seem a little jerky, like i'm suggesting how to program your (excellent) expedition you're taking us on. but i didn't mean it that way! i just meant "in the end" like -"in the grand scheme of things" kinda way.
	🥁 2:35pm david w: Gotcha, coel. I understood that. But it is curious!
	2:47pm Sem: OK, Riley, Riley good, this.
	2:50pm coelacanth∅: yeah i don't know why the original rev 1 got chopped off when the weirdness kicked in; but i'm pretty glad it did. it resulted in revolution 9 which i think opened a lot of people's minds to alternate definitions of what music is. it would've been just a long coda with sound effects, which had been done before. (though maybe not to the same degree?)
	2:52pm Franco Twinkie: I love the GTO's! A home town favorite. To bad the their album, Permanent Damage will remain in oblivion forever.
	3:09pm Miguel: You almost forgot m’name there, David! Great show so far!
	🥁 3:10pm david w: Apologies, Miguel. I'm juggling as fast as I can!
	3:11pm Miguel: No problem! Gave me an excuse to check in.
	3:38pm coelacanth∅: Franco, www.discogs.com... also, www.youtube.com...
	🥁 3:43pm david w: Thanks coel, and Franco T, eager to hear the stuff I didn't know.
	3:44pm coelacanth∅: i must depart -been only hearing bits and pieces for a while now anyway, unfortunately - most excellent David Thanks!
	🥁 3:44pm david w: thank you!
	3:46pm coelacanth∅: ...oh, and there's another youboob video of that album that's at least 10 minutes longer, but i don't know where the extra material is from because it's not worth listening to, the sound quality is so bad.
	4:27pm Franco Twinkie: David, The GTO's are an endurance test for most people. I found two copies of their album in the cut out bin at a local hardware store in 1973 for a dollar, and have been torturing people with it ever since.
	🥁 4:28pm david w: Ha! Endurance is my middle name!
	4:36pm Webhamster Henry: Frasconi is rockin' those glasses.
	4:37pm Webhamster Henry: The GTOs love cones and ooh-ooh men and Rodney Bingenheimer.
	🥁 4:38pm david w: I'll have to decode that.
	4:40pm Jeff Golick: Hey, Miguel!
	🥁 4:42pm david w: Odd and wonderful sound palette this trio.
	4:44pm Franco Twinkie: The Cones were these guys that hung out at the Whisky with processed hair that resembles ice cream cones sticking out of their heads. The Ooh-Ooh man was one of the guys in Steppenwolf.
	🥁 4:46pm david w: Cool. Thanks.
	4:47pm Miguel: Hey Jeff! Thanks, David. I forgot how otherworldly this trio was!
	4:49pm steveo: wow -- thanks David & everyone!
	🥁 4:50pm david w: thank you all, whoo!
	4:52pm Jeff Golick: Suzy Creamcheese is my favorite Zappa.
	4:56pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Here comes your 10th favorite Zappa: Sound collage resurrection "Less this mess (making sure I don't fall out)". Up momentarily here on the Drummer stream. Come? wfmu.org...
	4:57pm Franco Twinkie: David, Uncle Meat was an important part of the social fabric that spawned The GTO's and other types of social weirdness back then.
	🥁 4:57pm chresti: Thanks David!
	🥁 4:58pm david w: Super thanks!

Ridgewood Radio with David Weinstein: Playlist from March 27, 2019

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