WFMU: Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from May 24, 2019

Listener comments!
	2:56pm Otis Fodder: Hi. Bit of a show on the mellow side today, I think. Rainy here in Montreal, overcast. The show's title does not reflect my mood, sunny here. It's from a Steve Kuhn song that I will play today. Thanks for listening. Happy weekend!
	2:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Looking forward to it! :-)
	2:58pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I'll be running to and from the kitchen at the beginning just to microwave some dinner for myself :-)
	3:00pm grantbob: hi Otis...
	3:02pm chresti: Hello Otis! Empty colors!
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: The Mellow side of Persuasion.
	3:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis, I always like your mellow shows!
	3:04pm Mr Fab: Yo ho Otis! It is bee-YOO-tiful in LA, so the mellow show works well here too - just loungin in the sunshine.
	3:05pm Martinibomb: Hello everyone. Well it was nice in Portland the last few days but now overcast/slightly rainy
	3:05pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Always love some John Foxx :-)
	3:06pm Martinibomb: I can't stop geeking with musicbee and aimp can't decide which one I like the best
	3:06pm Rich in Washington: This is lovely.
	3:07pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It's been weird here in the UK. South Coast anyway. We've had sun, heat, rain, cold, torrential downpour, sea mist, wind. I'd quite like it if the universe picked a season and stuck with it for a bit.
	3:07pm Otis Fodder: John Foxx - Great vox - His early solo stuff and Ultravox too, oh yes.
	3:07pm Mr Fab: keep thinking he's gonna sing 'Heart Full of Soul"
	3:07pm Martinibomb: oohh I didn't know he did this with Belbury circle holy cow! love john foxx love belbury circle win win
	3:08pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Howdy, all!
	3:09pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hey GST! :-)
	3:09pm Otis Fodder: @MB - Love AIMP for my music library playing. Winamp for single or disc plays.
	3:09pm DJ GeorgyGirl: LOL! It's actually just after 8 pm here so it's a lot creepier for me than it is for you guys ;-)
	3:16pm Rich in Washington: Hi Granny! How's things?
	3:16pm Rich in Washington: This is wonderful rainy day music. It's just noon here.
	3:17pm Blake SHelton: Hey mammy
	3:17pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This is really REALLY Good
	3:19pm Otis Fodder: The recent Radiophonic Workshop material is really a fantastic listen to kick back on the couch and look at the celing by.
	3:19pm Otis Fodder: ...and hello all! Juggling typing words in the playlist and looking up playlist images.
	3:22pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Hey DJGG, Howdy RIW. For the first time ever, I'm out in the city (sf) with my earbuds and portable gadget listening toWFMU. Not usually an earbuds kinda person...but so far so good.
	3:23pm Otis Fodder: GST - I seldom get out with earbuds, but from time to time do in city (Montreal), mostly when on the bus/metro. Hope the soundtrack today puts a glide in your stride.
	3:25pm Blake SHelton: howbout dem Warriorz
	3:26pm chresti: This is great! GST-I use the auxillary port to plug my phone into, when I'm driving-
	3:26pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Yes, Otis, this is giving Valencia St a whole new vibe!
	3:26pm Blake SHelton: this is an xtc cover version, most of u wont know
	3:26pm Otis Fodder: Ahhh, I miss Valencia, need to get back to the bay for a visit again.
	3:27pm Martinibomb: I haven't tried the image thing I assume you click a button/select/upload etc.. is it much of a pain?
	3:28pm Martinibomb: @otis I'm curious what made you move from musicbee and stay with aimp?
	3:29pm Otis Fodder: @MB - Upload image elsewhere and in click 'add' next to image and paste in url.
	3:30pm Martinibomb: I've been wanting to use my programming skills more. I feel like I could improve that. I wonder if I can volunteer to help Kenzo out? is he the one that's in charge of it all?
	3:31pm Otis Fodder: @MB - Speed overall, I found AIMP to handle a large database very well.
	3:33pm Mr Fab: that'd be great MB. Yes, i'd give Kenzo a holler.
	3:35pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I was in the kitchen and this Steve Kuhn track sounded like Kevin Ayers. So now I have a new person to get into :-)
	3:36pm Granny Spicy Tuna: DJ GG fascinating observation! Hmmmm...
	3:37pm Otis Fodder: Now I hear the connection Georgy, they so do go well together.
	3:38pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This Death Wish track is gorgeous.
	3:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I'm eating a bowl of leftover homemade chilli, relaxing in my chair, gazing out of the window next to my desk, and just totally digging this music. Fabulous. :-)
	3:43pm Blake SHelton: I'm eating a packet of Jammie Dodgers, halfprice at Sainsburys. It's Sainsburys 150th borthday today. Can u play a tribute for that Otis ?
	3:44pm Martinibomb: I'd like to hear about your Chili recipe?! Is British chili different from Texas?
	3:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I can't remember the last time I had a Jammie Dodger
	3:45pm Martinibomb: I'm making some handmade pasta for lunch
	3:45pm Otis Fodder: Yes Blake, this song could fit. New Advert: "Take a Tropical Fantasy without leaving your local Sainsburys".
	3:45pm Granny Spicy Tuna: And I just enjoyed a huge California style salad with all kinds of weird things like arugula and shaved fennel
	3:46pm Blake SHelton: does one need to say MAKING and HOMEMADE in the same sentence?
	3:46pm OliverrrLewisss: Whaaaa ?! .. The mysterious N Senada worked with someone other than the residents ?! .. (is that him whistling??) and with Der Plan no less , who are quite comparable to those lovely eyeballs. Love those first few Der Plan albums ! And their crazy costumes !
	3:46pm Blake SHelton: HANDMADE i mean
	3:46pm Martinibomb: Making from scratch? Maybe that's a better way to phrase it?
	3:47pm Blake SHelton: thankyou for that OTIS, son.
	3:47pm Martinibomb: hmm it does seem odd to say making handmade
	3:47pm Otis Fodder: @Oliver, yes... from a comp of per-Der Plan material.
	3:48pm Martinibomb: I love how winamp handles the radio streams putting the album artwork up and the artist/album etc..
	3:48pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I'm at home, handmaking homemade homestyle handwiches
	3:48pm Blake SHelton: Im making myself a new back-scratcher from scratch.
	3:49pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Let's see ... roasted cubed butternut squash and sweet potato in oil and smoked salt for about 35 minutes. Then cooked a chopped large onion in olive oil until it was soft, added cinnamon, chili, smoked paprika, and cumin until it got fragrant. Black beans (cooked and drained), passata, tomato puree, the roasted veg, some veg stock, lime juice, some more smoked salt to taste. About 30 minutes on the stove. :-)
	3:49pm Otis Fodder: @Blake - HAAAAAA
	3:50pm Granny Spicy Tuna: BLake SHelton, gimme a hand, will ya?
	3:50pm Otis Fodder: I have an orange and some crackers. Will eat considerably post-show.
	3:51pm Granny Spicy Tuna: BLake SHelton, gimme a hand, will ya?
	3:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Otis - this is why I'm gorging myself now! ;-) As soon as my show finished and your show started I was off into the kitchen for sustenance!
	3:52pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Two hands??? My back is very itchy!
	3:52pm Blake SHelton: givin a lil scratcharronie
	3:52pm Webhamster Henry: This show is Otis' Makeout Mix.
	3:52pm Blake SHelton: u dont have to ask me twice
	3:52pm Blake SHelton: but it's appreciated
	3:53pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It is a little sexy, sexy. lol.
	3:53pm Otis Fodder: It's gettin hot in here with Julie.
	3:54pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Julie London could make the alphabet song sexy
	3:54pm Blake SHelton: Julie London was born in Santa Rosa
	3:57pm Granny Spicy Tuna: And thanks for the scratch, Blake. No double entendre intended. :)
	4:01pm Blake SHelton: de nada
	4:04pm Blake SHelton: Ben Vaughn was born in Collingswood, New Jersey
	4:04pm Granny Spicy Tuna: This will not end well
	4:06pm Mr Fab: note to self: add more Ben Vaughn to musical diet.
	4:11pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Seamless set bonus points!
	4:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Gonna go after this track and rest my back. Stunning and superb show, Otis! I'll listen to this rest tomorrow over cooking along with Don and Rich's shows. Have a fab weekend, everyone! :-)
	4:13pm Granny Spicy Tuna: G'nite and sweet dreams DJ GG!
	4:14pm Otis Fodder: See ya Georgy!
	4:23pm Martinibomb: Whoo Whoo! I just got approved to adopt rescue Pugs!!! I love dogs!
	4:24pm Mr Fab: Pugs not drugs!
	4:24pm chresti: Wow, eye chant
	4:24pm Otis Fodder: Happy for ya, love Pugs!
	4:24pm Martinibomb: I hope GG is doing okay with you and me both playing The Poppy Family this week. Discovered she hates them due to overplay in vancouver, Ca as a child. hahah totally understandable.
	4:25pm Martinibomb: @Fab I have that bag and t-shirt hahah
	4:25pm Otis Fodder: I love The Poppy Family. More to come!
	4:26pm Martinibomb: We had a black pug that i loved dearly he lived to 18 this time last year. Miss him.. planning on adopting old pugs to help out
	4:26pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Only someone from BC could OD on Poppy Family! ;)
	4:27pm Martinibomb: @Otis did you ever hear them growing up? @Granny totally agree!! hahah I think they are great
	4:28pm Otis Fodder: No, did not hear about Poppy Family until the late 90s on a CD comp. After that I fell in and picked up the 2 LPs and assorted singles with b-sides.
	4:29pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I grew up on the US side of the BC border and all I ever heard was Seasons in the Sun. phooey
	4:29pm OliverrrLewisss: Mercure .. quite fun !
	4:32pm Granny Spicy Tuna: This is stellar!
	4:32pm Martinibomb: @Granny that's pretty much what GG had to say about them Hahahh I never heard em until like 15 years ago.. totally off my radar. Free from the city is a fave.
	4:32pm Martinibomb: this Cavern Of Anti-Matter track is really fun!
	4:33pm Mr Fab: it's like: hello Neu! we salute you
	4:33pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I thought No Blood in Bone was an 80s song I had somehow missed, that was my first Poppy Family song
	4:33pm Otis Fodder: That's right, I had heard Seasons in the Sun played to death on my little AM radio in the SF bay... I think it was KFRC, memory escapes me. There was an AM station I used to listen to riding my bike to pick up Mad magazines in 1978.
	4:35pm Otis Fodder: Cavern of Anti-Matter - Tim Gane from Stereolab
	4:37pm chresti: And, there you have hot water pipe..
	4:37pm OliverrrLewisss: Hot water pipe ?!? .. Oh .. hah ! Corpusse. yes. I was away from my computer .. wondering ! .. Saw him once on Halloween. And yes, I could see that he was serious.
	4:37pm Otis Fodder: ..and he needs a plumber. Hot waterrrrr pipppppeeeeeee
	4:38pm Otis Fodder: Corpusse, very serious and great. Have seen him live 3 times now. So good. There is a doc out on him I have not caught yet, wanna see it.
	4:41pm ?: Ick! & why is a MAN explaining?!
	4:42pm Otis Fodder: 1951 ... almost 70 demented years ago
	4:45pm geezerette: Hilarious! I've never gotten over the shock. We got little booklets at school that explained the plumbing.
	4:45pm chresti: ...mother, I don't want to be a girl anymore
	4:46pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Mother, I need a plummmmerrrrr
	4:46pm geezerette: Ha! :)
	4:46pm Otis Fodder: I have a series of sex instruction books from the 20s. One is called Baby and Mother. Demented!
	4:47pm chresti: haha
	4:48pm geezerette: The illustrations must be , literally, hysterical!
	4:48pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I'm glad there were sex instructions in the 20s or my grandma wouldn't have been born...
	4:50pm Otis Fodder: Oh yes, there is a full booklet. I should scan it and share in the SJR FB group. I have April Winchell to thank for sending me that Christophers' album 15 or so years ago. :)
	4:50pm geezerette: ha ha! whew, close call!
	4:51pm geezerette: April Winchell is hilarious!
	4:52pm Otis Fodder: April is fantastic, a gem in this crazy mad mad world.
	4:53pm Otis Fodder: I still refer to Etsy as Regretsy. Ha!
	4:54pm geezerette: Crazier by the minute.
	4:56pm geezerette: & hiya, GrannyST and Chresti!
	4:58pm Otis Fodder: Speaking of crazy. Anthony Quinn is crazy about love!
	4:59pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Hey, geezerette! Always a pleasure floating along these chatstreams with you
	4:59pm Martinibomb: You'd think he'd be old enough to know what love is
	5:00pm Martinibomb: Dig yer paintings Geez
	5:00pm geezerette: Heh, don't think this would work...
	5:00pm Oliverrr: listening from the other room .. at first I thought it was you , pontificating, in character ; )
	5:00pm Otis Fodder: I'm following the Anthony Quinn Songbook for Love Formulas for my next romantic journey. I should really transcribe all the lyrics and recite them to others. Ewwww. Ha ha.
	5:00pm Granny Spicy Tuna: You're the guy I want to share my money with
	5:02pm Otis Fodder: Oliver, you know me well. Ha ha. Ollie, I'm going to the basement in Sala tonight for a Neoist show... text me or call if you wanna meet up.
	5:02pm Martinibomb: This Lee Marvin track sounds like "I've been kissing Santa Claus" is that just me??
	5:02pm Martinibomb: er.. mommy's been
	5:02pm geezerette: Same here Granny! Martinibomb! Made my day! :)
	5:03pm Webhamster Henry: This needs to be followed with Telly Savalas.
	5:03pm Martinibomb: Mashup: Lee marvin- Wanderin' star vs Mommy's Been Kissin' Santa Clause... get on it RIAA!!
	5:04pm Otis Fodder: Something off one of Telly's... SEVEN albums. I think there are seven, maybe six or eight, but enough material to fill 2 3-hour shows.
	5:04pm Don-O: I wonder if Lee Marvin beat up the microphone during this session.
	5:04pm geezerette: Is this from "paint Your Wagon"?
	5:05pm Otis Fodder: Yes, where Clint also did the really lovely, I Talk To The Trees.
	5:06pm Mr Fab: martinibomb!: ha ha!
	5:06pm Rich in Washington: was listening while taking my walk in the rain.
	5:06pm Otis Fodder: François De Roubaix next for Martinibomb.
	5:06pm Oliverrr: oh fun ! Neoist ? hmmm , I'll have to look em up ! Would love ta',but i'm feeling well tuckered-out from the work week.. Zzzzzzzz. Let's catch something soon though ! be it a show or coffee or.....
	5:07pm geezerette: No one in that film could sing!!!
	5:07pm Otis Fodder: Oliverrrrrrr - Tacos soon, my treat.
	5:07pm Oliverrr: Nice Vannier piece ! .. I only know the Finders Keepers ones . . .
	5:08pm Oliverrr: : o woweeeee yum yum
	5:08pm Don-O: Listening while waiting for the plummer to fix the leaks in our gas lines and about to call the Gas Company to turn on out gas....JUST in time for Memorial 'No Hot Water' Day weekend.
	5:08pm Martinibomb: Yay Franzwah RooBay!
	5:08pm Otis Fodder: That Vannier has not been reissued (yet, hopefully one day). It's a great hommage to Brassens.
	5:08pm Otis Fodder: Hot Water Pipppppeeeee!
	5:09pm Otis Fodder: I should write out all artist/track titles phonetically going forward. ;)
	5:10pm Martinibomb: Are you sure Roubaix isn't your most played artist? ;-)
	5:10pm Oliverrr: Don-O .. I'm guessing you caught that Corpusse track earlier ?? (you should play it loudly in the background, while he or she works !)
	5:10pm Don-O: I'm cutting down on personal rants on this board. Let's just say I watched a small Monty Python marathon to calm down last night.
	5:11pm chresti: Hi geez!
	5:12pm geezerette: Fonix, good idea!
	5:12pm Otis Fodder: MB - It will soon be... baaaaaa haaaaaa haaaaa
	5:12pm Don-O: Is this Corpusse the artist or title? I'm guessing I didn't get the chance to hear it.
	5:13pm Otis Fodder: Corpusse is the artist. Hot Water Pipe, the masterpiece.
	5:13pm geezerette: Chresti! :)
	5:13pm Don-O: I noticed you did play some Julie London. Coolness!!!
	5:14pm Rich in Washington: Don-O: Monty Python's my go-to when I have insomnia. Something about it short-circuits my logical brain and lets me drift off to sleep.
	5:14pm geezerette: Fake song! Lock it up!
	5:14pm Don-O: I'll listen to the show later, or I'll check the 'net on this one.
	5:16pm Martinibomb: I have all the monty python scripts. It's really interesting reading their stuff and seeing how it's put together
	5:16pm Don-O: I have a attachment for the episode 'Owl Stretching Time' as it is my first Python show I 'captured' on my old battered Sears boom-box tape recorder.
	5:17pm geezerette: Rich IW, howdy! The"Hard Talk" segment on BBC News is just like Python.
	5:18pm Rich in Washington: Oh man. I'm glad I'm not the only one who'd record Monty Python on audio tape. Press the Panasonic recorder right up to the TV's speaker.
	5:18pm Rich in Washington: Hi geezerette! How's things?
	5:19pm geezerette: Deep love for Pythons. Are these kazoos?
	5:20pm Mr Fab: ha, I audio taped Holy Grail off PBS. They left in the bad words.
	5:20pm geezerette: Superb,Rich, and you?
	5:22pm Don-O: Oh, Pat Bone! How MOD!!!!!
	5:22pm Rich in Washington: Good! My weekend starts today. Blissful.
	5:22pm Rich in Washington: finally got all the materials to complete my studio room speaker rewire project. I will finally be able to separate my mixer's monitor buss from the speaker system that I just listen to music and TV with. Big move, but untangling the Rube Goldberg setup I have.
	5:23pm Don-O: I wonder which Python episode has the most of Carol Cleveland in it?
	5:24pm Mr Fab: This is hilarious! About as threatening as those ballet-dancing gang-bangers in West Side Story
	5:25pm Otis Fodder: ...and the film is even less threatening. So good.
	5:25pm geezerette: Exactly!
	5:26pm Rich in Washington: Cross and the Switchblade was written by David Wilkerson, who put out a crazy rapture record - sort of like a Xtian production of Mercury Theatre's War of the Worlds.
	5:27pm Rich in Washington: It says it's the soundtrack to a film, but I can find no evidence of the film being released, just the record - The Rapture.
	5:27pm Otis Fodder: @Rich - The album comes with a lyric sheet and form to purchase scripts for your local school play/production. Years ago I wanted to stage this with friends (along with the other Carmichael album, Natural High).
	5:28pm Rich in Washington: Ralph Carmichael also release - to my knowledge - the only gospel Moog album. Am I wrong? I sort of hope I am.
	5:28pm Otis Fodder: It's a film, rented it a good decade+ back.
	5:28pm Otis Fodder: Trailer for Cross and Switchblade - www.youtube.com...
	5:28pm geezerette: It's odd to name such a violent fantasy "Rapture".
	5:28pm Rich in Washington: The Rapture? Really?
	5:30pm Otis Fodder: Ralph's 'The Electic Symphony' is the only 100% moog religious album I have seen... close second might be Caldera's Moog Mass.
	5:33pm Otis Fodder: Rich - Oh now I see you were talking about Rapture the film (don't know anything about that one), I thought it was referring to Cross and Switchblade. Will check out Rapture.
	5:34pm Mr Fab: Gershon Kingley's "God is a Moog". But that' coming from a Jewish background.
	5:35pm Otis Fodder: That's right, Gershon did recordings. Need to check those out.
	5:38pm Rich in Washington: That's cool, Mr. Fab and Otis! I hadn't heard of either of those albums! Just goes to show how deep the Moog rabbit hole goes.
	5:39pm Rich in Washington: The Rapture LP I have does indeed have what looks like stills from a film production on it, and mention of the movie, but I can't find any evidence of it actually coming out. Maybe it just never got released?
	5:39pm geezerette: Thanks, Otis! Fellow travelers! Happy holiday weekend to all.
	5:40pm Mr Fab: thanks geezerette, I'm actually home . Vacay started to-day.
	5:40pm chresti: Bye geez!
	5:41pm Otis Fodder: Cheers geez, happy weekend!
	5:41pm Rich in Washington: There exists also a really goofy early production in the stupid Left Behind series - this one being a fake news show reporting on people vanishing. I remember a fundy relative foisted it on my parents and I grabbed it. It was horrible. Inexplicably, it was briefly streamed on Netflix, early on but was quickly 'raptured' away.
	5:41pm chresti: Secret agent man sounds
	5:42pm Rich in Washington: Digging the soundtrack vibe to today's show.
	5:42pm chresti: Thanks Otis, ALWAYS a treat!
	5:43pm Otis Fodder: Big smiles chresti and rich!
	5:44pm Don-O: Les Baxter?! Well, he went everywhere with genres
	5:45pm Otis Fodder: 70's Baxter, right up there with Yma Sumac's Miracles album on his rock side.
	5:45pm Don-O: ...oh, and the rest of the 70's soundtrack set is pretty cool!
	5:46pm Mr Fab: He did indeed, Don-O. More than exotica.i recently picked up a CD comp of various soundtrack themes. You know he did the incidental music to the Frankie n Annette beach party movies?
	5:48pm Don-O: I should look at each of these movies and reference them to this 70's movie blog: every70smovie.blogspot.com
	5:50pm Rich in Washington: Les' soundtrack to X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes is a fave.
	5:51pm Rich in Washington: Great show, Otis! See you on the radio!
	5:52pm Martinibomb: Thanks Otis! Just workin in background listening yay! lovely stuff
	5:52pm Otis Fodder: And that's all folks, thanks for the listen here or in the future. Next up Don and Rich in the Jungle Room. A good weekend to you all.
	5:52pm Mr Fab: wow, EVERY '70s movie? even my Super 8 home movies?
	5:53pm Martinibomb: I have all your super8 films Mr Fab i bought them on ebay in the 90s heh heh. seriouslY I did buy a ton of super8 in the 90s have all those 15min digest versions of feature films they put on s8 hahah
	5:54pm Don-O: Beware of the Hour Of Fats!!! www.wfmu.org...
	5:54pm Martinibomb: I love black n white tri-x s8 film u can develop at home it's awsome stuff
	5:55pm Don-O: Thanks for yet another round of them deep cuts, Otis!!
	5:55pm Mr Fab: Oh yeah! We had a short, silent "Star Wars." In black n white. And Rodan. me n the neighborhood kids would watch 'em over n over.
	5:56pm Don-O: M. Bomb: Is one of those digest reels contain a condensed version of Xanadu? I remember ads in the back of film magazines advertising stuff like that back in the day.
	5:58pm Mr Fab: Exotica, Moogs, soundtracks, blaxploitation...you know how to make me a happy man, Otis. Thanks so muchly, sir.
	5:58pm Otis Fodder: Stuff I listen to around the home on a daily basis.
	5:58pm Martinibomb: @Don-o I just happen to have the condensed version of Xanadu why yes I do
	6:00pm Don-O: M.Bomb: Pictures of the box!!!!
	6:00pm Martinibomb: I also have Star Wars, Star Trek, ET, 2001, Planet of the apes and many more of that late 60s up to early 80s

Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from May 24, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Eddie The Rat with The Lounge King and Flavia & The Motonets	Friendly Persuasion Theme			2005			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Hardy Tree	Near Windmill Bridge	Through Passages Of Time	Clay Pipe	2016	LP		0:00:07 (Pop-up)
John Foxx and The Belbury Circle	Empty Avenues	Empty Avenues	Ghost Box	2013	10"		0:03:24 (Pop-up)
Orchestra Of The Eighth Day	Before I Knocked	Music For The End	Flying Fish	1982	LP		0:07:27 (Pop-up)
Radiophonic Workshop	The Strangers’ House	Burials In Several Earths	Room 13	2017	CD		0:11:05 (Pop-up)
Black Channels	Ghosts "Ghosts" by "Black Channels"	Two Knocks For Yes	Castles in Space	2015	Cassette		0:20:57 (Pop-up)
Big Xity Marketstraw	Grass "Grass" by "Big Xity Marketstraw"	Grass b/w Grass	Sick Muse	1995	7"		0:23:55 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	Green Arrow "Green Arrow" by "Yo La Tengo"	I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One	Matador	1997	2LP		0:27:08 (Pop-up)
Steve Kuhn	Time To Go "Time To Go" by "Steve Kuhn"	Steve Kuhn	Buddah	1971	LP		0:32:25 (Pop-up)
Herbie Hancock	Joanna's Theme "Joanna's Theme" by "Herbie Hancock"	Death Wish	Columbia	1974	LP	Soundtrack	0:35:43 (Pop-up)
Sounds	Dinner Music for a Monster	Spooky Sound Effects	Sounds	1961	LP		0:40:33 (Pop-up)
Der Plan Featuring N. Senada	Abschied	The Sound Of Geri Reig	Kernkrach	1979	LP	Compilation 2012	0:42:02 (Pop-up)
Michel Magne et son Grand Orchestre	Tabou	Tropical Fantasy	Bel Air	1962	LP		0:43:39 (Pop-up)
Don Tiare And His Orchestra Exotique	Sampan Landing	The Music Of Les Baxter	Mercury	1963	LP		0:45:52 (Pop-up)
Teddy Randazzo	The Countess "The Countess" by "Teddy Randazzo"	The Girl From U.N.C.L.E.	MGM	1967	LP	Soundtrack	0:48:24 (Pop-up)
Julie London	Soon It's Gonna Rain	Easy Does It	Liberty	1968	LP		0:51:11 (Pop-up)
Stéphane Venne	Premiere Nuit "Premiere Nuit" by "Stéphane Venne"	Pile ou Face	Gap	1971	7"	Soundtrack	0:53:28 (Pop-up)
Morley Loon	Agajee Dona Nooch (To Hunt No More?)	Cree Songs	CBC Northern Service	1972	7"	EP	0:55:32 (Pop-up)
Ben Vaughn	Constellation Drive "Constellation Drive" by "Ben Vaughn"	Instrumental Stylings	Bar/None	1995	LP	Reissue 2018	0:59:25 (Pop-up)
Noel Harrison	A Young Girl "A Young Girl" by "Noel Harrison"	7"	London	1965	7"		1:03:18 (Pop-up)
Poppy Family	Endless Sleep "Endless Sleep" by "Poppy Family"	7"	London	1969	7"		1:06:21 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Luce chiara per vergine "Curve Oscure"	Quando L'Amore E' Sensualita'	Cerberus	1982	LP	Soundtrack	1:08:44 (Pop-up)
Pye Corner Audio and The Advisory Circle	Cloud Control	Study Series 07 - Autumnal Activities	Ghost Box	2011	7"		1:13:36 (Pop-up)
Maria Kozic & The MK Sound	Trust Me	Midnite Spares: Compiled by András and Instant Peterson	Efficient Space	1992	LP	Compilation 2016	1:18:05 (Pop-up)
Michele Mercure	100% Bridal Illusion	Eye Chant	Freedom To Spend	1986	LP	Reissue 2017	1:21:54 (Pop-up)
Cavern Of Anti-Matter	Sound-Magic's Death Ray Destroys The Vortex And Has Union With Infinity	Blood-Drums	Duophonic Ultra High Frequency Disks	2013	LP	Reissue 2017	1:30:19 (Pop-up)
Corpusse	Hot Water Pipe "Hot Water Pipe" by "Corpusse"	Fan Favorite	Rivet	1998	7"		1:33:47 (Pop-up)
Absolute Albert	In Flight "In Flight" by "Absolute Albert"	Noises	Biram	1982	7"		1:35:54 (Pop-up)
The Christophers	Menstruation "Menstruation" by "The Christophers"	Christopher Recordings on Sex Instruction	Christopher Recordings	1951	LP		1:39:12 (Pop-up)
Elmer Bernstein	I Love You, Alice B. Toklas (soundtrack excerpts)	I Love You, Alice B. Toklas	Cinema	1968	LP	Soundtrack	1:46:16 (Pop-up)
Anthony Quinn with The Harold Spina Singers and Orchestra	What is Love?	In My Own Way… I Love You	Capitol	1969	LP		1:57:43 (Pop-up)
Lee Marvin	Wand'rin' Star "Wand'rin' Star" by "Lee Marvin"	7"	Paramount	1969	7"		2:00:45 (Pop-up)
L'Orchestre de Jean-Claude Vannier	Les amours d'antan	Interprète les musiques de Georges Brassens	Philips	1974	LP		2:04:34 (Pop-up)
François De Roubaix	Pingouins sur la banquise	L'Antarctique & autres séances électroniques rue de Courcelles	WéMè		2LP	Soundtrack / Reissue 2015	2:07:16 (Pop-up)
Mering & Rosenberg	Tears on Fire "Tears on Fire" by "Mering & Rosenberg"	Myths 002	Mexican Summer	2017	LP		2:11:22 (Pop-up)
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard	Real's Not Real	Fishing For Fishies	Flightless	2019	LP		2:13:35 (Pop-up)
Budos Band	The Enchanter "The Enchanter" by "Budos Band"	V	Daptone	2019	LP		2:17:01 (Pop-up)
Ralph Carmichael	The Addict's Psalm / Rumble	The Cross And The Switchblade	Light	1971	LP	Soundtrack	2:20:39 (Pop-up)
Charles Bernstein	Flight in the Night	Gator	United Artists	1976	LP	Soundtrack	2:25:05 (Pop-up)
Henry Mancini	The Really Big Heist	The Thief Who Came To Dinner	Warner Bros.	1973	LP	Soundtrack	2:28:33 (Pop-up)
J.J. Johnson & His Orchestra	Across 110th Street (Instrumental)	Across 110th Street	United Artists	1972	LP	Soundtrack	2:36:05 (Pop-up)
Gordon Parks with O.C. Smith	Move On In	Shaft's Big Score!	MGM	1972	LP	Soundtrack	2:38:20 (Pop-up)
Les Baxter	Chain Fight "Chain Fight" by "Les Baxter"	Hell's Belles	Sidewalk	1969	LP	Soundtrack	2:41:28 (Pop-up)
Funkadelic	I'll Stay "I'll Stay" by "Funkadelic"	Standing on the Verge of Getting it On	Westbound	1974	LP		2:43:53 (Pop-up)
Greg Foat Group	Ingen Reklam (Tack)	Cityscapes	Jazzman	2016	10"		2:50:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:56pm Otis Fodder: Hi. Bit of a show on the mellow side today, I think. Rainy here in Montreal, overcast. The show's title does not reflect my mood, sunny here. It's from a Steve Kuhn song that I will play today. Thanks for listening. Happy weekend!
	2:57pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Looking forward to it! :-)
	2:58pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I'll be running to and from the kitchen at the beginning just to microwave some dinner for myself :-)
	3:00pm grantbob: hi Otis...
	3:02pm chresti: Hello Otis! Empty colors!
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: The Mellow side of Persuasion.
	3:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis, I always like your mellow shows!
	3:04pm Mr Fab: Yo ho Otis! It is bee-YOO-tiful in LA, so the mellow show works well here too - just loungin in the sunshine.
	3:05pm Martinibomb: Hello everyone. Well it was nice in Portland the last few days but now overcast/slightly rainy
	3:05pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Always love some John Foxx :-)
	3:06pm Martinibomb: I can't stop geeking with musicbee and aimp can't decide which one I like the best
	3:06pm Rich in Washington: This is lovely.
	3:07pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It's been weird here in the UK. South Coast anyway. We've had sun, heat, rain, cold, torrential downpour, sea mist, wind. I'd quite like it if the universe picked a season and stuck with it for a bit.
	3:07pm Otis Fodder: John Foxx - Great vox - His early solo stuff and Ultravox too, oh yes.
	3:07pm Mr Fab: keep thinking he's gonna sing 'Heart Full of Soul"
	3:07pm Martinibomb: oohh I didn't know he did this with Belbury circle holy cow! love john foxx love belbury circle win win
	3:08pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Howdy, all!
	3:09pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Hey GST! :-)
	3:09pm Otis Fodder: @MB - Love AIMP for my music library playing. Winamp for single or disc plays.
	3:09pm DJ GeorgyGirl: LOL! It's actually just after 8 pm here so it's a lot creepier for me than it is for you guys ;-)
	3:16pm Rich in Washington: Hi Granny! How's things?
	3:16pm Rich in Washington: This is wonderful rainy day music. It's just noon here.
	3:17pm Blake SHelton: Hey mammy
	3:17pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This is really REALLY Good
	3:19pm Otis Fodder: The recent Radiophonic Workshop material is really a fantastic listen to kick back on the couch and look at the celing by.
	3:19pm Otis Fodder: ...and hello all! Juggling typing words in the playlist and looking up playlist images.
	3:22pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Hey DJGG, Howdy RIW. For the first time ever, I'm out in the city (sf) with my earbuds and portable gadget listening toWFMU. Not usually an earbuds kinda person...but so far so good.
	3:23pm Otis Fodder: GST - I seldom get out with earbuds, but from time to time do in city (Montreal), mostly when on the bus/metro. Hope the soundtrack today puts a glide in your stride.
	3:25pm Blake SHelton: howbout dem Warriorz
	3:26pm chresti: This is great! GST-I use the auxillary port to plug my phone into, when I'm driving-
	3:26pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Yes, Otis, this is giving Valencia St a whole new vibe!
	3:26pm Blake SHelton: this is an xtc cover version, most of u wont know
	3:26pm Otis Fodder: Ahhh, I miss Valencia, need to get back to the bay for a visit again.
	3:27pm Martinibomb: I haven't tried the image thing I assume you click a button/select/upload etc.. is it much of a pain?
	3:28pm Martinibomb: @otis I'm curious what made you move from musicbee and stay with aimp?
	3:29pm Otis Fodder: @MB - Upload image elsewhere and in click 'add' next to image and paste in url.
	3:30pm Martinibomb: I've been wanting to use my programming skills more. I feel like I could improve that. I wonder if I can volunteer to help Kenzo out? is he the one that's in charge of it all?
	3:31pm Otis Fodder: @MB - Speed overall, I found AIMP to handle a large database very well.
	3:33pm Mr Fab: that'd be great MB. Yes, i'd give Kenzo a holler.
	3:35pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I was in the kitchen and this Steve Kuhn track sounded like Kevin Ayers. So now I have a new person to get into :-)
	3:36pm Granny Spicy Tuna: DJ GG fascinating observation! Hmmmm...
	3:37pm Otis Fodder: Now I hear the connection Georgy, they so do go well together.
	3:38pm DJ GeorgyGirl: This Death Wish track is gorgeous.
	3:40pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I'm eating a bowl of leftover homemade chilli, relaxing in my chair, gazing out of the window next to my desk, and just totally digging this music. Fabulous. :-)
	3:43pm Blake SHelton: I'm eating a packet of Jammie Dodgers, halfprice at Sainsburys. It's Sainsburys 150th borthday today. Can u play a tribute for that Otis ?
	3:44pm Martinibomb: I'd like to hear about your Chili recipe?! Is British chili different from Texas?
	3:44pm DJ GeorgyGirl: I can't remember the last time I had a Jammie Dodger
	3:45pm Martinibomb: I'm making some handmade pasta for lunch
	3:45pm Otis Fodder: Yes Blake, this song could fit. New Advert: "Take a Tropical Fantasy without leaving your local Sainsburys".
	3:45pm Granny Spicy Tuna: And I just enjoyed a huge California style salad with all kinds of weird things like arugula and shaved fennel
	3:46pm Blake SHelton: does one need to say MAKING and HOMEMADE in the same sentence?
	3:46pm OliverrrLewisss: Whaaaa ?! .. The mysterious N Senada worked with someone other than the residents ?! .. (is that him whistling??) and with Der Plan no less , who are quite comparable to those lovely eyeballs. Love those first few Der Plan albums ! And their crazy costumes !
	3:46pm Blake SHelton: HANDMADE i mean
	3:46pm Martinibomb: Making from scratch? Maybe that's a better way to phrase it?
	3:47pm Blake SHelton: thankyou for that OTIS, son.
	3:47pm Martinibomb: hmm it does seem odd to say making handmade
	3:47pm Otis Fodder: @Oliver, yes... from a comp of per-Der Plan material.
	3:48pm Martinibomb: I love how winamp handles the radio streams putting the album artwork up and the artist/album etc..
	3:48pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I'm at home, handmaking homemade homestyle handwiches
	3:48pm Blake SHelton: Im making myself a new back-scratcher from scratch.
	3:49pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Let's see ... roasted cubed butternut squash and sweet potato in oil and smoked salt for about 35 minutes. Then cooked a chopped large onion in olive oil until it was soft, added cinnamon, chili, smoked paprika, and cumin until it got fragrant. Black beans (cooked and drained), passata, tomato puree, the roasted veg, some veg stock, lime juice, some more smoked salt to taste. About 30 minutes on the stove. :-)
	3:49pm Otis Fodder: @Blake - HAAAAAA
	3:50pm Granny Spicy Tuna: BLake SHelton, gimme a hand, will ya?
	3:50pm Otis Fodder: I have an orange and some crackers. Will eat considerably post-show.
	3:51pm Granny Spicy Tuna: BLake SHelton, gimme a hand, will ya?
	3:51pm DJ GeorgyGirl: @Otis - this is why I'm gorging myself now! ;-) As soon as my show finished and your show started I was off into the kitchen for sustenance!
	3:52pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Two hands??? My back is very itchy!
	3:52pm Blake SHelton: givin a lil scratcharronie
	3:52pm Webhamster Henry: This show is Otis' Makeout Mix.
	3:52pm Blake SHelton: u dont have to ask me twice
	3:52pm Blake SHelton: but it's appreciated
	3:53pm DJ GeorgyGirl: It is a little sexy, sexy. lol.
	3:53pm Otis Fodder: It's gettin hot in here with Julie.
	3:54pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Julie London could make the alphabet song sexy
	3:54pm Blake SHelton: Julie London was born in Santa Rosa
	3:57pm Granny Spicy Tuna: And thanks for the scratch, Blake. No double entendre intended. :)
	4:01pm Blake SHelton: de nada
	4:04pm Blake SHelton: Ben Vaughn was born in Collingswood, New Jersey
	4:04pm Granny Spicy Tuna: This will not end well
	4:06pm Mr Fab: note to self: add more Ben Vaughn to musical diet.
	4:11pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Seamless set bonus points!
	4:12pm DJ GeorgyGirl: Gonna go after this track and rest my back. Stunning and superb show, Otis! I'll listen to this rest tomorrow over cooking along with Don and Rich's shows. Have a fab weekend, everyone! :-)
	4:13pm Granny Spicy Tuna: G'nite and sweet dreams DJ GG!
	4:14pm Otis Fodder: See ya Georgy!
	4:23pm Martinibomb: Whoo Whoo! I just got approved to adopt rescue Pugs!!! I love dogs!
	4:24pm Mr Fab: Pugs not drugs!
	4:24pm chresti: Wow, eye chant
	4:24pm Otis Fodder: Happy for ya, love Pugs!
	4:24pm Martinibomb: I hope GG is doing okay with you and me both playing The Poppy Family this week. Discovered she hates them due to overplay in vancouver, Ca as a child. hahah totally understandable.
	4:25pm Martinibomb: @Fab I have that bag and t-shirt hahah
	4:25pm Otis Fodder: I love The Poppy Family. More to come!
	4:26pm Martinibomb: We had a black pug that i loved dearly he lived to 18 this time last year. Miss him.. planning on adopting old pugs to help out
	4:26pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Only someone from BC could OD on Poppy Family! ;)
	4:27pm Martinibomb: @Otis did you ever hear them growing up? @Granny totally agree!! hahah I think they are great
	4:28pm Otis Fodder: No, did not hear about Poppy Family until the late 90s on a CD comp. After that I fell in and picked up the 2 LPs and assorted singles with b-sides.
	4:29pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I grew up on the US side of the BC border and all I ever heard was Seasons in the Sun. phooey
	4:29pm OliverrrLewisss: Mercure .. quite fun !
	4:32pm Granny Spicy Tuna: This is stellar!
	4:32pm Martinibomb: @Granny that's pretty much what GG had to say about them Hahahh I never heard em until like 15 years ago.. totally off my radar. Free from the city is a fave.
	4:32pm Martinibomb: this Cavern Of Anti-Matter track is really fun!
	4:33pm Mr Fab: it's like: hello Neu! we salute you
	4:33pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I thought No Blood in Bone was an 80s song I had somehow missed, that was my first Poppy Family song
	4:33pm Otis Fodder: That's right, I had heard Seasons in the Sun played to death on my little AM radio in the SF bay... I think it was KFRC, memory escapes me. There was an AM station I used to listen to riding my bike to pick up Mad magazines in 1978.
	4:35pm Otis Fodder: Cavern of Anti-Matter - Tim Gane from Stereolab
	4:37pm chresti: And, there you have hot water pipe..
	4:37pm OliverrrLewisss: Hot water pipe ?!? .. Oh .. hah ! Corpusse. yes. I was away from my computer .. wondering ! .. Saw him once on Halloween. And yes, I could see that he was serious.
	4:37pm Otis Fodder: ..and he needs a plumber. Hot waterrrrr pipppppeeeeeee
	4:38pm Otis Fodder: Corpusse, very serious and great. Have seen him live 3 times now. So good. There is a doc out on him I have not caught yet, wanna see it.
	4:41pm ?: Ick! & why is a MAN explaining?!
	4:42pm Otis Fodder: 1951 ... almost 70 demented years ago
	4:45pm geezerette: Hilarious! I've never gotten over the shock. We got little booklets at school that explained the plumbing.
	4:45pm chresti: ...mother, I don't want to be a girl anymore
	4:46pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Mother, I need a plummmmerrrrr
	4:46pm geezerette: Ha! :)
	4:46pm Otis Fodder: I have a series of sex instruction books from the 20s. One is called Baby and Mother. Demented!
	4:47pm chresti: haha
	4:48pm geezerette: The illustrations must be , literally, hysterical!
	4:48pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I'm glad there were sex instructions in the 20s or my grandma wouldn't have been born...
	4:50pm Otis Fodder: Oh yes, there is a full booklet. I should scan it and share in the SJR FB group. I have April Winchell to thank for sending me that Christophers' album 15 or so years ago. :)
	4:50pm geezerette: ha ha! whew, close call!
	4:51pm geezerette: April Winchell is hilarious!
	4:52pm Otis Fodder: April is fantastic, a gem in this crazy mad mad world.
	4:53pm Otis Fodder: I still refer to Etsy as Regretsy. Ha!
	4:54pm geezerette: Crazier by the minute.
	4:56pm geezerette: & hiya, GrannyST and Chresti!
	4:58pm Otis Fodder: Speaking of crazy. Anthony Quinn is crazy about love!
	4:59pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Hey, geezerette! Always a pleasure floating along these chatstreams with you
	4:59pm Martinibomb: You'd think he'd be old enough to know what love is
	5:00pm Martinibomb: Dig yer paintings Geez
	5:00pm geezerette: Heh, don't think this would work...
	5:00pm Oliverrr: listening from the other room .. at first I thought it was you , pontificating, in character ; )
	5:00pm Otis Fodder: I'm following the Anthony Quinn Songbook for Love Formulas for my next romantic journey. I should really transcribe all the lyrics and recite them to others. Ewwww. Ha ha.
	5:00pm Granny Spicy Tuna: You're the guy I want to share my money with
	5:02pm Otis Fodder: Oliver, you know me well. Ha ha. Ollie, I'm going to the basement in Sala tonight for a Neoist show... text me or call if you wanna meet up.
	5:02pm Martinibomb: This Lee Marvin track sounds like "I've been kissing Santa Claus" is that just me??
	5:02pm Martinibomb: er.. mommy's been
	5:02pm geezerette: Same here Granny! Martinibomb! Made my day! :)
	5:03pm Webhamster Henry: This needs to be followed with Telly Savalas.
	5:03pm Martinibomb: Mashup: Lee marvin- Wanderin' star vs Mommy's Been Kissin' Santa Clause... get on it RIAA!!
	5:04pm Otis Fodder: Something off one of Telly's... SEVEN albums. I think there are seven, maybe six or eight, but enough material to fill 2 3-hour shows.
	5:04pm Don-O: I wonder if Lee Marvin beat up the microphone during this session.
	5:04pm geezerette: Is this from "paint Your Wagon"?
	5:05pm Otis Fodder: Yes, where Clint also did the really lovely, I Talk To The Trees.
	5:06pm Mr Fab: martinibomb!: ha ha!
	5:06pm Rich in Washington: was listening while taking my walk in the rain.
	5:06pm Otis Fodder: François De Roubaix next for Martinibomb.
	5:06pm Oliverrr: oh fun ! Neoist ? hmmm , I'll have to look em up ! Would love ta',but i'm feeling well tuckered-out from the work week.. Zzzzzzzz. Let's catch something soon though ! be it a show or coffee or.....
	5:07pm geezerette: No one in that film could sing!!!
	5:07pm Otis Fodder: Oliverrrrrrr - Tacos soon, my treat.
	5:07pm Oliverrr: Nice Vannier piece ! .. I only know the Finders Keepers ones . . .
	5:08pm Oliverrr: : o woweeeee yum yum
	5:08pm Don-O: Listening while waiting for the plummer to fix the leaks in our gas lines and about to call the Gas Company to turn on out gas....JUST in time for Memorial 'No Hot Water' Day weekend.
	5:08pm Martinibomb: Yay Franzwah RooBay!
	5:08pm Otis Fodder: That Vannier has not been reissued (yet, hopefully one day). It's a great hommage to Brassens.
	5:08pm Otis Fodder: Hot Water Pipppppeeeee!
	5:09pm Otis Fodder: I should write out all artist/track titles phonetically going forward. ;)
	5:10pm Martinibomb: Are you sure Roubaix isn't your most played artist? ;-)
	5:10pm Oliverrr: Don-O .. I'm guessing you caught that Corpusse track earlier ?? (you should play it loudly in the background, while he or she works !)
	5:10pm Don-O: I'm cutting down on personal rants on this board. Let's just say I watched a small Monty Python marathon to calm down last night.
	5:11pm chresti: Hi geez!
	5:12pm geezerette: Fonix, good idea!
	5:12pm Otis Fodder: MB - It will soon be... baaaaaa haaaaaa haaaaa
	5:12pm Don-O: Is this Corpusse the artist or title? I'm guessing I didn't get the chance to hear it.
	5:13pm Otis Fodder: Corpusse is the artist. Hot Water Pipe, the masterpiece.
	5:13pm geezerette: Chresti! :)
	5:13pm Don-O: I noticed you did play some Julie London. Coolness!!!
	5:14pm Rich in Washington: Don-O: Monty Python's my go-to when I have insomnia. Something about it short-circuits my logical brain and lets me drift off to sleep.
	5:14pm geezerette: Fake song! Lock it up!
	5:14pm Don-O: I'll listen to the show later, or I'll check the 'net on this one.
	5:16pm Martinibomb: I have all the monty python scripts. It's really interesting reading their stuff and seeing how it's put together
	5:16pm Don-O: I have a attachment for the episode 'Owl Stretching Time' as it is my first Python show I 'captured' on my old battered Sears boom-box tape recorder.
	5:17pm geezerette: Rich IW, howdy! The"Hard Talk" segment on BBC News is just like Python.
	5:18pm Rich in Washington: Oh man. I'm glad I'm not the only one who'd record Monty Python on audio tape. Press the Panasonic recorder right up to the TV's speaker.
	5:18pm Rich in Washington: Hi geezerette! How's things?
	5:19pm geezerette: Deep love for Pythons. Are these kazoos?
	5:20pm Mr Fab: ha, I audio taped Holy Grail off PBS. They left in the bad words.
	5:20pm geezerette: Superb,Rich, and you?
	5:22pm Don-O: Oh, Pat Bone! How MOD!!!!!
	5:22pm Rich in Washington: Good! My weekend starts today. Blissful.
	5:22pm Rich in Washington: finally got all the materials to complete my studio room speaker rewire project. I will finally be able to separate my mixer's monitor buss from the speaker system that I just listen to music and TV with. Big move, but untangling the Rube Goldberg setup I have.
	5:23pm Don-O: I wonder which Python episode has the most of Carol Cleveland in it?
	5:24pm Mr Fab: This is hilarious! About as threatening as those ballet-dancing gang-bangers in West Side Story
	5:25pm Otis Fodder: ...and the film is even less threatening. So good.
	5:25pm geezerette: Exactly!
	5:26pm Rich in Washington: Cross and the Switchblade was written by David Wilkerson, who put out a crazy rapture record - sort of like a Xtian production of Mercury Theatre's War of the Worlds.
	5:27pm Rich in Washington: It says it's the soundtrack to a film, but I can find no evidence of the film being released, just the record - The Rapture.
	5:27pm Otis Fodder: @Rich - The album comes with a lyric sheet and form to purchase scripts for your local school play/production. Years ago I wanted to stage this with friends (along with the other Carmichael album, Natural High).
	5:28pm Rich in Washington: Ralph Carmichael also release - to my knowledge - the only gospel Moog album. Am I wrong? I sort of hope I am.
	5:28pm Otis Fodder: It's a film, rented it a good decade+ back.
	5:28pm Otis Fodder: Trailer for Cross and Switchblade - www.youtube.com...
	5:28pm geezerette: It's odd to name such a violent fantasy "Rapture".
	5:28pm Rich in Washington: The Rapture? Really?
	5:30pm Otis Fodder: Ralph's 'The Electic Symphony' is the only 100% moog religious album I have seen... close second might be Caldera's Moog Mass.
	5:33pm Otis Fodder: Rich - Oh now I see you were talking about Rapture the film (don't know anything about that one), I thought it was referring to Cross and Switchblade. Will check out Rapture.
	5:34pm Mr Fab: Gershon Kingley's "God is a Moog". But that' coming from a Jewish background.
	5:35pm Otis Fodder: That's right, Gershon did recordings. Need to check those out.
	5:38pm Rich in Washington: That's cool, Mr. Fab and Otis! I hadn't heard of either of those albums! Just goes to show how deep the Moog rabbit hole goes.
	5:39pm Rich in Washington: The Rapture LP I have does indeed have what looks like stills from a film production on it, and mention of the movie, but I can't find any evidence of it actually coming out. Maybe it just never got released?
	5:39pm geezerette: Thanks, Otis! Fellow travelers! Happy holiday weekend to all.
	5:40pm Mr Fab: thanks geezerette, I'm actually home . Vacay started to-day.
	5:40pm chresti: Bye geez!
	5:41pm Otis Fodder: Cheers geez, happy weekend!
	5:41pm Rich in Washington: There exists also a really goofy early production in the stupid Left Behind series - this one being a fake news show reporting on people vanishing. I remember a fundy relative foisted it on my parents and I grabbed it. It was horrible. Inexplicably, it was briefly streamed on Netflix, early on but was quickly 'raptured' away.
	5:41pm chresti: Secret agent man sounds
	5:42pm Rich in Washington: Digging the soundtrack vibe to today's show.
	5:42pm chresti: Thanks Otis, ALWAYS a treat!
	5:43pm Otis Fodder: Big smiles chresti and rich!
	5:44pm Don-O: Les Baxter?! Well, he went everywhere with genres
	5:45pm Otis Fodder: 70's Baxter, right up there with Yma Sumac's Miracles album on his rock side.
	5:45pm Don-O: ...oh, and the rest of the 70's soundtrack set is pretty cool!
	5:46pm Mr Fab: He did indeed, Don-O. More than exotica.i recently picked up a CD comp of various soundtrack themes. You know he did the incidental music to the Frankie n Annette beach party movies?
	5:48pm Don-O: I should look at each of these movies and reference them to this 70's movie blog: every70smovie.blogspot.com
	5:50pm Rich in Washington: Les' soundtrack to X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes is a fave.
	5:51pm Rich in Washington: Great show, Otis! See you on the radio!
	5:52pm Martinibomb: Thanks Otis! Just workin in background listening yay! lovely stuff
	5:52pm Otis Fodder: And that's all folks, thanks for the listen here or in the future. Next up Don and Rich in the Jungle Room. A good weekend to you all.
	5:52pm Mr Fab: wow, EVERY '70s movie? even my Super 8 home movies?
	5:53pm Martinibomb: I have all your super8 films Mr Fab i bought them on ebay in the 90s heh heh. seriouslY I did buy a ton of super8 in the 90s have all those 15min digest versions of feature films they put on s8 hahah
	5:54pm Don-O: Beware of the Hour Of Fats!!! www.wfmu.org...
	5:54pm Martinibomb: I love black n white tri-x s8 film u can develop at home it's awsome stuff
	5:55pm Don-O: Thanks for yet another round of them deep cuts, Otis!!
	5:55pm Mr Fab: Oh yeah! We had a short, silent "Star Wars." In black n white. And Rodan. me n the neighborhood kids would watch 'em over n over.
	5:56pm Don-O: M. Bomb: Is one of those digest reels contain a condensed version of Xanadu? I remember ads in the back of film magazines advertising stuff like that back in the day.
	5:58pm Mr Fab: Exotica, Moogs, soundtracks, blaxploitation...you know how to make me a happy man, Otis. Thanks so muchly, sir.
	5:58pm Otis Fodder: Stuff I listen to around the home on a daily basis.
	5:58pm Martinibomb: @Don-o I just happen to have the condensed version of Xanadu why yes I do
	6:00pm Don-O: M.Bomb: Pictures of the box!!!!
	6:00pm Martinibomb: I also have Star Wars, Star Trek, ET, 2001, Planet of the apes and many more of that late 60s up to early 80s

Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from May 24, 2019

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