WFMU: Busy Doing Nothing with Charlie: Playlist from August 1, 2020

Listener comments!
	5:51am People Like Us: Yippee
	7:54am Jack Tourette: Hooray!
	10:58am Charlie: zip-a-dee-dip-dip-doo!
	11:42am annie: almost time, now
	11:53am listener james from westwood: How do, Charlie and all!
	11:55am People Like Us: I'm here
	11:57am Michael: I'm here too. Hopefully, Charlie will be here.
	12:00pm People Like Us: Charlie's here too
	12:01pm Irene Trudel: Hey Charlie! Happy day to do nothing.
	12:02pm Dervish: Huzzah!
	12:02pm Charlie: whew! just got here! the commute was a killer today:)
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Afternoon, Cholly!
	12:03pm People Like Us: The internet can get awfully trafficky, glad you made it
	12:03pm Irene Trudel: Those Merve Özaslan collages are quite wonderful.
	12:03pm Charlie: glad to see so many smiling avatars, I mean faces...
	12:04pm chresti: Hi Charlie and do nothings!
	12:05pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Charlie!
	12:05pm Brian in UK: What-ho Charlie and the leap of faith.
	12:06pm Brian in UK: Just changed mine to fall in line.
	12:06pm People Like Us: I'm actually doing Something (editing) but my ears are not doing the editing
	👻 12:07pm doctorjazz: Hi-trying to move my daughter out of her Manhattan apartment, beef frame doesn't fit through the door, and screws are stripped. Anyone know how to remove stripped screws?
	12:08pm Webhamster Henry: @drjazz - I file a new slot with a Dremel or something and unscrew it.
	12:09pm Webhamster Henry: If the heads aren't countersunk, I file the head's edges and use a pliers.
	12:09pm Webhamster Henry: I also give up a lot.
	12:10pm Bill W: Greetings Cholly and listeners; may you have an august August.
	12:11pm Brian in UK: doc, drill them out. Drastic but effective.
	👻 12:11pm doctorjazz: Webmaster Harry-once you mentioned dremel, I knew what I have to do...hire someone! (I brought pliers, but the screws ARE recessed and can't be reached).
	12:11pm Charlie: Hi Bill! Gosh, everyone is doing such interesting things this Saturday.
	12:11pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): i love how WFMU provides so many services! Greetings, Charlie and folx!
	👻 12:12pm doctorjazz: I'd rather be doing nothing.
	12:12pm Charlie: yes, Granny, but can wfmu remove stripped screws from beef?
	👻 12:12pm doctorjazz: Great music accompaniment, though.
	12:13pm chresti: *Hello do somethings!
	12:13pm listener james from westwood: I'm just plain-old copyediting, but I did get out for a nice walk in the early morning air before the heat set in.
	12:13pm fred: Good afternoon Charlie and all
	12:15pm Sem: Got nothing to do, so this must be the place for me. Hello, Charlie, and nothing-doings.
	👻 12:15pm doctorjazz: Still other furniture to move while waiting for the handyman. Then drive the truck back to Joisey, then yoga for my back. Full day.
	12:15pm coelacanth∅: Good Morning Charlie & busy bees Welcome back!
	12:16pm Charlie: the morning air was cool for a walk... now, it's a good time to do nuttin
	12:16pm People Like Us: Very humid here in London, would like it to rain
	12:17pm Irene: Chick! For a while he was doing hour-long sessions on Facebook live. Haven’t looked lately but they were quite wonderful.
	12:17pm Brian in UK: Rain would be good, save me watering the allotment/garden.
	12:17pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Charlie: some WFMU programs could remove stripped beef from screws!
	12:17pm Mary Wing: Hello Charlie, busy-bodies, and non-busybodies! I'm still trying to figure out what a beef frame is, heh.
	12:18pm Mary Wing: And do I need one, myself?
	12:19pm People Like Us: I am not going to Google beef frame and am relying on good old analogue humans to tell me or not
	12:19pm Irene: And now one of my favorite BS&T tunes! Hitting all the right notes for me today, Charlie!
	12:19pm chresti: Very warm here, in San Gabriel, CA. Doing nothing is the plan.
	12:19pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): WFMU chatboards beat any internet search. At least for entertainment value.
	👻 12:20pm doctorjazz: Love that 1st BST
	12:20pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): i wish i could sent you all big loads of the cool moist fog permeating SF today.
	12:21pm Charlie: dr jazz -- that is the 2nd BST :)
	12:21pm People Like Us: I would love some mist fog, please
	12:22pm Webhamster Henry: I like those 1st two BS&Ts.
	12:22pm Charlie: we have cool moist fog here almost every morning. i live in a bowl.
	12:22pm Webhamster Henry: Charlie: how about a nice wintry set for us to snuggle up to our hot chocolate with?
	12:23pm coelacanth∅: dr.j having owned no dremel for most of my life i've always done what Brian said. drill it out. pretty easy. you may not need it for this but a screw extractor set is a very good tool to have around.
	12:23pm chresti: Granny, I like your fog.
	12:24pm People Like Us: Can someone upholster my chair?
	12:24pm coelacanth∅: (and very easy to use)
	12:24pm annie: we had the most satisfying line of thunderboomers comethough here last night.good rain, lots of lightning.a 4-star storm!
	12:24pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): chresti: oh good, some of it made it to you
	12:24pm Stevemarcus: Hey Charlie!
	12:25pm Sem: Sure, so how many holsters were you thinking of?
	12:25pm People Like Us: 4-5
	12:25pm People Like Us: hello Charlie
	12:26pm unpopularfred: my nothing card is blank
	12:26pm otto: good!
	12:26pm wendy del formaggio: Just popping in to say I have nothing to say.
	12:27pm chresti: Haha beef frame!
	12:28pm Franco Twinkie: I am good at covering chairs with all manner of rags and beach towels. Is that considered upholstery?
	12:28pm coelacanth∅: i'll see those 4-5 holsters and upholster you one
	12:29pm People Like Us: It's wicker so I need someone to bend a very old bamboo in the 1970s
	12:29pm Franco Twinkie: Wendy, can we melt some cheese on that?
	12:30pm bam bam∅: boo
	12:30pm otto: munchin' some squeaky cheese curd
	12:31pm People Like Us: It's probably raining in Abergavenny
	12:31pm Webhamster Henry: @Vicki that wouldn't be a peacock chair, would it be?
	12:31pm Sem: bend a very old bamboo
	12:31pm chresti: I think bamboo will bend with steamy fog.
	12:31pm Bill W: Strangely, i have a childhood memory of hearing "Abergavenny" on an episode of... CAPTAIN KANGAROO. I wonder if I am deluded?
	👻 12:31pm doctorjazz: It's late for a correction, but it was bed frame (but I like beef frame better). Moved 1 box, time for a lunch break.
	12:32pm People Like Us: it's one with thin metal legs and circular bamboo and it was my grandparents but it got wet and some of the bamboo broke :(
	12:32pm Franco Twinkie: My friend Bruce is an expert at bending bamboo, but he lives in L.A.
	12:33pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): i'm going to keep imagining a beef frame full of stripped screws
	12:33pm Webhamster Henry: Let's all fix it over Zoom!
	12:33pm People Like Us: oh i just looked up peacock chair and it's sort of like that but without the head bit, just the circle
	12:33pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Webhamster Henry: i'm laughing til i cry over here!
	12:34pm Irene: I don’t know if it’s just me but the signal got all wonky on my iPhone.
	12:34pm Charlie: Bill re Abergavenny -- I wouldn't be surprised. I have my own recollections, which I will share in a bit.
	12:37pm coelacanth∅: i also must reupholster a chair, some day. it's a sturdy wooden chair that's collapsible. i picked it from a junk pile. it's funny because it's folded width is around 12" thick. it barely takes any less space folded than it does open. ... it actually would make some good firewood.
	12:38pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): this would be a fine karaoke song
	12:38pm Bryce: ahoy-hoy
	12:39pm People Like Us: HHerro Briyce
	12:39pm Bryce: ruruuuuu!
	12:39pm coelacanth∅: wide-open mouth singing. i don't do that. give me a George Harrison song for karaoke.
	12:39pm Charlie: buh-buh-buh-bryce!
	12:40pm coelacanth∅: Bryyyyyyyyeeeece!
	12:40pm Charlie: speaking of karaoke, was this ever done with the hoof 'n' mouth?
	12:41pm listener james from westwood: Nobody beats the Biz!!
	12:42pm Charlie: LJFW, I'll meet you down at Albee square Mall.
	12:42pm Stevemarcus: Love This!
	12:43pm Charlie: Steve!
	12:43pm wendy del formaggio: “Be like 98.7 and KISS my ass” is genius.
	12:45pm Dave in Vermont: hey Wendy! Vermont represent- i also thought that 98.8 Kiss Fm line was genius
	12:45pm Stevemarcus: Charlie!
	12:47pm wendy del formaggio: Hey neighbor Dave! I dunno. You could live all the way up in Derby Line or something, but you’re still my neighbor.
	12:47pm Dave in Vermont: at City Market- dealing with Seacrest drama today
	12:48pm Webhamster Henry: Donovan is the grooviest.
	12:48pm People Like Us: He is, he should stop going on about The Beatles all the time
	12:49pm Peter Nelson: Hi Chaz et al.
	12:49pm wendy del formaggio: Dave: oh right! Yer in Onion-River-land. Oy, “having to deal w Seacrest” brings back shitty retail memories. Haha
	12:51pm wendy del formaggio: Charlie, my Mema (may she rest in peace) LOVED Della Reese, and so now I get to think about Mema, which is a lovely thing. Thank you.
	12:51pm βrian: I have many chores on my list, but my cat has pinned me down. So I'm Busy Doing Nothing.
	12:52pm Peter Nelson: I think I saw Kim Wilde has a new album out. Taking a break from the garden.
	12:52pm Sarah (Listen With): Hello Charlie and fans of Charlie.
	12:53pm listener james from westwood: In the variety show of your life, Charlie, do you ever run into Waylon Flowers and Madame? Are they still on speaking terms?
	12:54pm Peter Nelson: Abergavenny is in Wales, but The Abergavenny Arms is a pub in Rodmell, down the road from us, where Virginia Woolf threw herself in the river.
	12:58pm Peter Nelson: 'Aber' is old celtic for river mouth, both Scottish and Welsh, in case you needed to know that.
	12:58pm Charlie: Peter, I do need to know that!
	12:59pm Charlie: Wendy, always happy to remind you of your Mema
	1:01pm wendy del formaggio: Thank you Charlie! ❤️ She also used to sing along to KC & The Sunshine Band’s “Shake Your Booty” when it came on the radio. No wonder I turned out the way I did.
	1:02pm Charlie: Mema was freeform!
	1:03pm Charlie: this song is a little distorted at the end, but I thought it was worth it:)
	1:04pm Charlie: James, Waylon's agent will never be able to slip me enough cash under the table to get those two on my show!
	1:04pm wendy del formaggio: Hahaha, Mema was totally freeform! I think I might start a comic strip about her today.
	1:05pm Peter Nelson: Oh yes.
	1:05pm People Like Us: OOOOH nice Golden Brown version!
	1:05pm unpopularfred: sound may have been distorted, but meaning was clear
	1:06pm Charlie: I have Peter to thank for this. The video is amazing. I'll post the link in a minute.
	1:06pm Peter Nelson: May I? www.youtube.com...
	1:07pm People Like Us: Oh excellent thank you
	1:07pm Peter Nelson: @PLU...a mash worthy of yourself
	1:07pm People Like Us: yes ha ha oh play it again
	1:07pm People Like Us: ah it's what's her name
	1:07pm Peter Nelson: Had me totally fooled the first time I saw it
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: I'm late. But I have an excuse.
	1:08pm robertschellekens: Hi Charlie, nice you're back for the moment! I enjoy your show a lot!
	1:10pm Webhamster Henry: If you have some time, dig up Ruth Draper's The Italian Lesson for her take on Dante.
	1:11pm Uncle Michael: Awww... I missed Africa Benny. I like that record!
	1:11pm Charlie: Uncle Michael -- did you give in your tardy slip at the nurse's office?
	1:12pm Charlie: in the video he makes it look like the brubeck quartet are really playing golden brown! www.youtube.com...
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: I had my slip when I came in here...I swear.
	1:17pm People Like Us: I would never have guessed this was Jaap
	1:18pm chresti: Nice loop
	1:20pm βrian: I recall climbing la Sainte Victoire, picking thyme and rosemary.
	1:21pm unpopularfred: when I was in jr high I wrote song that had the line "I know I'm going nowhere, but I won't get there today"
	1:22pm Peter Nelson: Bodhi!!! Not body
	1:23pm Peter Nelson: emfmab.blogspot.com
	1:23pm Peter Nelson: Ta for the plug.You're a sport.
	1:27pm Charlie: fred -- takes a long to get nowhere!
	1:28pm unpopularfred: well, jr high was a long time ago
	1:28pm Webhamster Henry: The little Bluegrass band I used to play with used to do Fishing Blues. but not with a panpipe, I'd be on melodica.
	1:29pm Charlie: not autoharp?
	1:29pm Dean: Darn it, missed Jaap Blonk. Corresponded with him last week to acquire his Artaud stuff.
	1:29pm Webhamster Henry: I played autoharp with them for a while, but there were too many strings in that band.
	1:30pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Charlie! I don't have much to say but I have a lot to listen to. So good to have you back!
	1:31pm βrian: Bluegrass theremin is an unexploited niche.
	1:31pm Webhamster Henry: @βrian we just use musical saw instead. Less electricity!
	1:37pm βrian: When was the old BDN slot? Trying to remember.
	1:38pm Gaylord Fields: Broadside is news to me — a distaff McHale's Navy (and technically a spinoff)! How did the existence of this show escape me? I don't expect to learn when I come here, dammit!
	1:38pm Gaylord Fields: Sorry, that's a non-sequitur
	1:39pm Gaylord Fields: Anyhoo...did I mention how glad I am that Chaz is back?
	1:41pm Charlie: Hi Gaylord! Good to see you again:)
	1:41pm coelacanth∅: i forgot to mention earlier how that image reminds me of painter Robert Gonsalves -tinkering with scale and illusion
	1:42pm Ike: Hi! Are we randomly bringing up old obscure and short-lived TV shows now? I'm good at that. The Critic! The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.! MANTIS! Otherworld! Sorry, I'll stop now.
	1:43pm Charlie: How about the Pruitts of Southampton?
	1:43pm Webhamster Henry: Irwin will be summoned by Lucia Pamela tunes.
	1:44pm βrian: "Follow your non-sequiturs," Mom uded to say — randomly and without context.
	1:45pm Julie: Love the Lucia Pamela
	1:45pm Julie: Ike The Critic was great!
	1:47pm Charlie: βrian: thursdays noon to2 on drummer. was on 'fmu usually monday mornings years ago!
	1:48pm βrian: Ah, thanks. I always listened from the library.
	1:51pm Michael 98145: Yes. Busy doing essentially nothing.
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: Henry played "the quills".
	1:52pm coelacanth∅: i listened a lot back then, via fm. thursday was a tough time for me to tune in. (still is, though not as much at the moment) saturdays are better for me. (for the time being)
	👻 1:52pm doctorjazz: Love that Fishin' Blues (and missed it); Taj Mahal does a great cover of it.
	1:53pm chresti: Thanks Charlie!
	1:53pm coelacanth∅: wait, what's that moon called?
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: Thank you for the wunnerful show, Cholley.
	1:55pm Julie: yes thank you Charlie! we're glad you're back!
	1:55pm Peter Nelson: Thanks Charlie
	1:56pm People Like Us: Thanks Charlie
	👻 1:56pm doctorjazz: Will be catching what I missed in the archives for sure, thanks, Charlie!
	1:56pm WR: Thank you for the curating of music for us.
	1:57pm Charlie: Thanks all so much for being halfway there with me here today!
	1:57pm Michael: Thanks Charlie. Have a good week!
	1:57pm Irene: Really enjoyed doing nothing with you today , Charlie!
	1:58pm βrian: The cat has begun to stir, so maybe I'll get some work done. Thanks for (the) nothing, Charlie.
	1:59pm schmutz: ooh yes. Crip Camp was a beautiful doc. Thanks Charlie!!
	1:59pm listener james from westwood: Thanks a bunch, Charlie!
	1:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Charlie!
	1:59pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks for kicking off another wonderful Saturday, Charlie!!! Up next is Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson and his guest fellow baritone saxist Claire Daly. PLAYLIST: www.wfmu.org...
	2:01pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks Charlie!
	4:06pm Allan Chen: Hey, Charlie, listening in on a Saturday afternoon in northern California.
	4:29pm Charlie: Hi Allan! Enjoy that northern California sunshine.
	10:39pm Ryan: Glad to hear you back, Charlie! Now that I'm stuck at home, can't wait to listen while I work.

Busy Doing Nothing with Charlie: Playlist from August 1, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Merve Özaslan	Help! "Help!" by "Merve Özaslan"	photo collages
Ravi shankar and Philip Glass	Sadhanipa	Passages	Private Music
Fairuz	Khaleek Bilbait "Khaleek Bilbait" by "Fairuz"	Maarifti Feek	We Want Sounds	0:08:19 (Pop-up)
Chick Corea	Song for Sally "Song for Sally" by "Chick Corea"	Piano Improvisations Vol. 1	ECM	0:12:30 (Pop-up)
Blood, Sweat & Tears	Sometimes in Winter	Blood, Sweat & Tears	Columbia	0:16:16 (Pop-up)
Kika	De Passagem "De Passagem" by "Kika"	Pra Viagem	Traquitana	0:19:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tipsy	Bunny Kick "Bunny Kick" by "Tipsy"	Uh-Oh!	Asphodel	0:23:53 (Pop-up)
Shannon (Marty Wilde)	Abergavenny	7-inch single	Heritage	0:28:51 (Pop-up)
Daniel Owino Misiani and Shirati Band	Safari Ya Tanzania (Visit to Tanzania)	Benga Blast!	Virgin	0:31:34 (Pop-up)
Friend & Lover	Reach Out of the Darkness	7-inch single (originally)	Verve	0:36:28 (Pop-up)
Biz Markie	I'm Singin' "I'm Singin'" by "Biz Markie"	All Samples Cleared	Cold Chillin'/Warner Bros.	0:39:34 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Someone's Singing "Someone's Singing" by "Donovan"	A Gift From a Flower to a Garden	Epic	0:44:29 (Pop-up)
Della Reese	Let's Get Away From It All	7-inch single (originally)	RCA	0:47:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Las Comadrejas	Oaxacatelas "Oaxacatelas" by "Las Comadrejas"	We Are Ugly, But We Have the Music	Comad	0:49:39 (Pop-up)
Clara Luciani	On ne meurt pas d'amour	Sainte Victoire	Initial Artist Services	0:56:28 (Pop-up)
Robyn Hitchcock with Emma Swift	Ride	"Live From Sweet Home Quarantine," 3 July 2020	Robyn Hitchcock's Patreon channel	0:59:50 (Pop-up)
Laurence Mason	Dave Brubeck Golden Brown	from youtube video		1:03:56 (Pop-up)
Caroline Bergvall	Via (48 Dante Variations)	found on UbuWeb		1:06:41 (Pop-up)
Dave Brubeck Quartet	Somewhere "Somewhere" by "Dave Brubeck Quartet"	Plays Music from Leonard Bernstein's West Side Story	Columbia	1:08:55 (Pop-up)
Jaap Blonk	Somewhere "Somewhere" by "Jaap Blonk"	Retirement Overdue	Kontrans	1:13:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Obeng Ungu & Julan Buntu with Group	Menyelam Pakai Pipa Udara	1951: Sumatran Ladies Wearing Hats Outlawed by Government	Hot Air	1:16:41 (Pop-up)
Pete Seeger	Blue Skies "Blue Skies" by "Pete Seeger"	Goofing Off Suite	Folkways	1:23:45 (Pop-up)
Henry Thomas	Fishing Blues "Fishing Blues" by "Henry Thomas"	Anthology of American Folk Music (various artists)	Smithsonian Folkways	1:25:58 (Pop-up)
Bobby Womack	Everyone's Gone to the Moon	My Prescription	Minit	1:28:39 (Pop-up)
Digable Planets	Where I'm From "Where I'm From" by "Digable Planets"	Reachin' (A New Refutation of Time and Space)	Pendulum/Elektra	1:31:08 (Pop-up)
Dara Puspita	Kerdja Kami (Our Work)	1968-1968	Sublime Frequencies	1:34:48 (Pop-up)
Lelou Menwar	Capito "Capito" by "Lelou Menwar"	Moris Zekler: Fuzz & Soul Sega from '70s Mauritius	Born Bad	1:37:23 (Pop-up)
Lucia Pamela	Walking on the Moon "Walking on the Moon" by "Lucia Pamela"	Into Outer Space with Lucia Pamela	Arf Arf	1:40:36 (Pop-up)
The B-52's	There's a Moon in the Sky (Called the Moon)	The B-52's	Warner Bros.	1:43:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Shudder to Think	pH Balanced "pH Balanced" by "Shudder to Think"	High Art (soundtrack)	Velvel	1:48:50 (Pop-up)
Kutiman	This Is How I Feel "This Is How I Feel" by "Kutiman"	Thru You Too	Kutiman	1:54:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Beecher	Sax Fifth Avenue "Sax Fifth Avenue" by "Johnny Beecher"	7-inch single	Warner Bros.	1:57:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:51am People Like Us: Yippee
	7:54am Jack Tourette: Hooray!
	10:58am Charlie: zip-a-dee-dip-dip-doo!
	11:42am annie: almost time, now
	11:53am listener james from westwood: How do, Charlie and all!
	11:55am People Like Us: I'm here
	11:57am Michael: I'm here too. Hopefully, Charlie will be here.
	12:00pm People Like Us: Charlie's here too
	12:01pm Irene Trudel: Hey Charlie! Happy day to do nothing.
	12:02pm Dervish: Huzzah!
	12:02pm Charlie: whew! just got here! the commute was a killer today:)
	12:03pm Doug Schulkind: Afternoon, Cholly!
	12:03pm People Like Us: The internet can get awfully trafficky, glad you made it
	12:03pm Irene Trudel: Those Merve Özaslan collages are quite wonderful.
	12:03pm Charlie: glad to see so many smiling avatars, I mean faces...
	12:04pm chresti: Hi Charlie and do nothings!
	12:05pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Charlie!
	12:05pm Brian in UK: What-ho Charlie and the leap of faith.
	12:06pm Brian in UK: Just changed mine to fall in line.
	12:06pm People Like Us: I'm actually doing Something (editing) but my ears are not doing the editing
	👻 12:07pm doctorjazz: Hi-trying to move my daughter out of her Manhattan apartment, beef frame doesn't fit through the door, and screws are stripped. Anyone know how to remove stripped screws?
	12:08pm Webhamster Henry: @drjazz - I file a new slot with a Dremel or something and unscrew it.
	12:09pm Webhamster Henry: If the heads aren't countersunk, I file the head's edges and use a pliers.
	12:09pm Webhamster Henry: I also give up a lot.
	12:10pm Bill W: Greetings Cholly and listeners; may you have an august August.
	12:11pm Brian in UK: doc, drill them out. Drastic but effective.
	👻 12:11pm doctorjazz: Webmaster Harry-once you mentioned dremel, I knew what I have to do...hire someone! (I brought pliers, but the screws ARE recessed and can't be reached).
	12:11pm Charlie: Hi Bill! Gosh, everyone is doing such interesting things this Saturday.
	12:11pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): i love how WFMU provides so many services! Greetings, Charlie and folx!
	👻 12:12pm doctorjazz: I'd rather be doing nothing.
	12:12pm Charlie: yes, Granny, but can wfmu remove stripped screws from beef?
	👻 12:12pm doctorjazz: Great music accompaniment, though.
	12:13pm chresti: *Hello do somethings!
	12:13pm listener james from westwood: I'm just plain-old copyediting, but I did get out for a nice walk in the early morning air before the heat set in.
	12:13pm fred: Good afternoon Charlie and all
	12:15pm Sem: Got nothing to do, so this must be the place for me. Hello, Charlie, and nothing-doings.
	👻 12:15pm doctorjazz: Still other furniture to move while waiting for the handyman. Then drive the truck back to Joisey, then yoga for my back. Full day.
	12:15pm coelacanth∅: Good Morning Charlie & busy bees Welcome back!
	12:16pm Charlie: the morning air was cool for a walk... now, it's a good time to do nuttin
	12:16pm People Like Us: Very humid here in London, would like it to rain
	12:17pm Irene: Chick! For a while he was doing hour-long sessions on Facebook live. Haven’t looked lately but they were quite wonderful.
	12:17pm Brian in UK: Rain would be good, save me watering the allotment/garden.
	12:17pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Charlie: some WFMU programs could remove stripped beef from screws!
	12:17pm Mary Wing: Hello Charlie, busy-bodies, and non-busybodies! I'm still trying to figure out what a beef frame is, heh.
	12:18pm Mary Wing: And do I need one, myself?
	12:19pm People Like Us: I am not going to Google beef frame and am relying on good old analogue humans to tell me or not
	12:19pm Irene: And now one of my favorite BS&T tunes! Hitting all the right notes for me today, Charlie!
	12:19pm chresti: Very warm here, in San Gabriel, CA. Doing nothing is the plan.
	12:19pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): WFMU chatboards beat any internet search. At least for entertainment value.
	👻 12:20pm doctorjazz: Love that 1st BST
	12:20pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): i wish i could sent you all big loads of the cool moist fog permeating SF today.
	12:21pm Charlie: dr jazz -- that is the 2nd BST :)
	12:21pm People Like Us: I would love some mist fog, please
	12:22pm Webhamster Henry: I like those 1st two BS&Ts.
	12:22pm Charlie: we have cool moist fog here almost every morning. i live in a bowl.
	12:22pm Webhamster Henry: Charlie: how about a nice wintry set for us to snuggle up to our hot chocolate with?
	12:23pm coelacanth∅: dr.j having owned no dremel for most of my life i've always done what Brian said. drill it out. pretty easy. you may not need it for this but a screw extractor set is a very good tool to have around.
	12:23pm chresti: Granny, I like your fog.
	12:24pm People Like Us: Can someone upholster my chair?
	12:24pm coelacanth∅: (and very easy to use)
	12:24pm annie: we had the most satisfying line of thunderboomers comethough here last night.good rain, lots of lightning.a 4-star storm!
	12:24pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): chresti: oh good, some of it made it to you
	12:24pm Stevemarcus: Hey Charlie!
	12:25pm Sem: Sure, so how many holsters were you thinking of?
	12:25pm People Like Us: 4-5
	12:25pm People Like Us: hello Charlie
	12:26pm unpopularfred: my nothing card is blank
	12:26pm otto: good!
	12:26pm wendy del formaggio: Just popping in to say I have nothing to say.
	12:27pm chresti: Haha beef frame!
	12:28pm Franco Twinkie: I am good at covering chairs with all manner of rags and beach towels. Is that considered upholstery?
	12:28pm coelacanth∅: i'll see those 4-5 holsters and upholster you one
	12:29pm People Like Us: It's wicker so I need someone to bend a very old bamboo in the 1970s
	12:29pm Franco Twinkie: Wendy, can we melt some cheese on that?
	12:30pm bam bam∅: boo
	12:30pm otto: munchin' some squeaky cheese curd
	12:31pm People Like Us: It's probably raining in Abergavenny
	12:31pm Webhamster Henry: @Vicki that wouldn't be a peacock chair, would it be?
	12:31pm Sem: bend a very old bamboo
	12:31pm chresti: I think bamboo will bend with steamy fog.
	12:31pm Bill W: Strangely, i have a childhood memory of hearing "Abergavenny" on an episode of... CAPTAIN KANGAROO. I wonder if I am deluded?
	👻 12:31pm doctorjazz: It's late for a correction, but it was bed frame (but I like beef frame better). Moved 1 box, time for a lunch break.
	12:32pm People Like Us: it's one with thin metal legs and circular bamboo and it was my grandparents but it got wet and some of the bamboo broke :(
	12:32pm Franco Twinkie: My friend Bruce is an expert at bending bamboo, but he lives in L.A.
	12:33pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): i'm going to keep imagining a beef frame full of stripped screws
	12:33pm Webhamster Henry: Let's all fix it over Zoom!
	12:33pm People Like Us: oh i just looked up peacock chair and it's sort of like that but without the head bit, just the circle
	12:33pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Webhamster Henry: i'm laughing til i cry over here!
	12:34pm Irene: I don’t know if it’s just me but the signal got all wonky on my iPhone.
	12:34pm Charlie: Bill re Abergavenny -- I wouldn't be surprised. I have my own recollections, which I will share in a bit.
	12:37pm coelacanth∅: i also must reupholster a chair, some day. it's a sturdy wooden chair that's collapsible. i picked it from a junk pile. it's funny because it's folded width is around 12" thick. it barely takes any less space folded than it does open. ... it actually would make some good firewood.
	12:38pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): this would be a fine karaoke song
	12:38pm Bryce: ahoy-hoy
	12:39pm People Like Us: HHerro Briyce
	12:39pm Bryce: ruruuuuu!
	12:39pm coelacanth∅: wide-open mouth singing. i don't do that. give me a George Harrison song for karaoke.
	12:39pm Charlie: buh-buh-buh-bryce!
	12:40pm coelacanth∅: Bryyyyyyyyeeeece!
	12:40pm Charlie: speaking of karaoke, was this ever done with the hoof 'n' mouth?
	12:41pm listener james from westwood: Nobody beats the Biz!!
	12:42pm Charlie: LJFW, I'll meet you down at Albee square Mall.
	12:42pm Stevemarcus: Love This!
	12:43pm Charlie: Steve!
	12:43pm wendy del formaggio: “Be like 98.7 and KISS my ass” is genius.
	12:45pm Dave in Vermont: hey Wendy! Vermont represent- i also thought that 98.8 Kiss Fm line was genius
	12:45pm Stevemarcus: Charlie!
	12:47pm wendy del formaggio: Hey neighbor Dave! I dunno. You could live all the way up in Derby Line or something, but you’re still my neighbor.
	12:47pm Dave in Vermont: at City Market- dealing with Seacrest drama today
	12:48pm Webhamster Henry: Donovan is the grooviest.
	12:48pm People Like Us: He is, he should stop going on about The Beatles all the time
	12:49pm Peter Nelson: Hi Chaz et al.
	12:49pm wendy del formaggio: Dave: oh right! Yer in Onion-River-land. Oy, “having to deal w Seacrest” brings back shitty retail memories. Haha
	12:51pm wendy del formaggio: Charlie, my Mema (may she rest in peace) LOVED Della Reese, and so now I get to think about Mema, which is a lovely thing. Thank you.
	12:51pm βrian: I have many chores on my list, but my cat has pinned me down. So I'm Busy Doing Nothing.
	12:52pm Peter Nelson: I think I saw Kim Wilde has a new album out. Taking a break from the garden.
	12:52pm Sarah (Listen With): Hello Charlie and fans of Charlie.
	12:53pm listener james from westwood: In the variety show of your life, Charlie, do you ever run into Waylon Flowers and Madame? Are they still on speaking terms?
	12:54pm Peter Nelson: Abergavenny is in Wales, but The Abergavenny Arms is a pub in Rodmell, down the road from us, where Virginia Woolf threw herself in the river.
	12:58pm Peter Nelson: 'Aber' is old celtic for river mouth, both Scottish and Welsh, in case you needed to know that.
	12:58pm Charlie: Peter, I do need to know that!
	12:59pm Charlie: Wendy, always happy to remind you of your Mema
	1:01pm wendy del formaggio: Thank you Charlie! ❤️ She also used to sing along to KC & The Sunshine Band’s “Shake Your Booty” when it came on the radio. No wonder I turned out the way I did.
	1:02pm Charlie: Mema was freeform!
	1:03pm Charlie: this song is a little distorted at the end, but I thought it was worth it:)
	1:04pm Charlie: James, Waylon's agent will never be able to slip me enough cash under the table to get those two on my show!
	1:04pm wendy del formaggio: Hahaha, Mema was totally freeform! I think I might start a comic strip about her today.
	1:05pm Peter Nelson: Oh yes.
	1:05pm People Like Us: OOOOH nice Golden Brown version!
	1:05pm unpopularfred: sound may have been distorted, but meaning was clear
	1:06pm Charlie: I have Peter to thank for this. The video is amazing. I'll post the link in a minute.
	1:06pm Peter Nelson: May I? www.youtube.com...
	1:07pm People Like Us: Oh excellent thank you
	1:07pm Peter Nelson: @PLU...a mash worthy of yourself
	1:07pm People Like Us: yes ha ha oh play it again
	1:07pm People Like Us: ah it's what's her name
	1:07pm Peter Nelson: Had me totally fooled the first time I saw it
	1:08pm Uncle Michael: I'm late. But I have an excuse.
	1:08pm robertschellekens: Hi Charlie, nice you're back for the moment! I enjoy your show a lot!
	1:10pm Webhamster Henry: If you have some time, dig up Ruth Draper's The Italian Lesson for her take on Dante.
	1:11pm Uncle Michael: Awww... I missed Africa Benny. I like that record!
	1:11pm Charlie: Uncle Michael -- did you give in your tardy slip at the nurse's office?
	1:12pm Charlie: in the video he makes it look like the brubeck quartet are really playing golden brown! www.youtube.com...
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: I had my slip when I came in here...I swear.
	1:17pm People Like Us: I would never have guessed this was Jaap
	1:18pm chresti: Nice loop
	1:20pm βrian: I recall climbing la Sainte Victoire, picking thyme and rosemary.
	1:21pm unpopularfred: when I was in jr high I wrote song that had the line "I know I'm going nowhere, but I won't get there today"
	1:22pm Peter Nelson: Bodhi!!! Not body
	1:23pm Peter Nelson: emfmab.blogspot.com
	1:23pm Peter Nelson: Ta for the plug.You're a sport.
	1:27pm Charlie: fred -- takes a long to get nowhere!
	1:28pm unpopularfred: well, jr high was a long time ago
	1:28pm Webhamster Henry: The little Bluegrass band I used to play with used to do Fishing Blues. but not with a panpipe, I'd be on melodica.
	1:29pm Charlie: not autoharp?
	1:29pm Dean: Darn it, missed Jaap Blonk. Corresponded with him last week to acquire his Artaud stuff.
	1:29pm Webhamster Henry: I played autoharp with them for a while, but there were too many strings in that band.
	1:30pm Gaylord Fields: Hi, Charlie! I don't have much to say but I have a lot to listen to. So good to have you back!
	1:31pm βrian: Bluegrass theremin is an unexploited niche.
	1:31pm Webhamster Henry: @βrian we just use musical saw instead. Less electricity!
	1:37pm βrian: When was the old BDN slot? Trying to remember.
	1:38pm Gaylord Fields: Broadside is news to me — a distaff McHale's Navy (and technically a spinoff)! How did the existence of this show escape me? I don't expect to learn when I come here, dammit!
	1:38pm Gaylord Fields: Sorry, that's a non-sequitur
	1:39pm Gaylord Fields: Anyhoo...did I mention how glad I am that Chaz is back?
	1:41pm Charlie: Hi Gaylord! Good to see you again:)
	1:41pm coelacanth∅: i forgot to mention earlier how that image reminds me of painter Robert Gonsalves -tinkering with scale and illusion
	1:42pm Ike: Hi! Are we randomly bringing up old obscure and short-lived TV shows now? I'm good at that. The Critic! The Adventures of Brisco County Jr.! MANTIS! Otherworld! Sorry, I'll stop now.
	1:43pm Charlie: How about the Pruitts of Southampton?
	1:43pm Webhamster Henry: Irwin will be summoned by Lucia Pamela tunes.
	1:44pm βrian: "Follow your non-sequiturs," Mom uded to say — randomly and without context.
	1:45pm Julie: Love the Lucia Pamela
	1:45pm Julie: Ike The Critic was great!
	1:47pm Charlie: βrian: thursdays noon to2 on drummer. was on 'fmu usually monday mornings years ago!
	1:48pm βrian: Ah, thanks. I always listened from the library.
	1:51pm Michael 98145: Yes. Busy doing essentially nothing.
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: Henry played "the quills".
	1:52pm coelacanth∅: i listened a lot back then, via fm. thursday was a tough time for me to tune in. (still is, though not as much at the moment) saturdays are better for me. (for the time being)
	👻 1:52pm doctorjazz: Love that Fishin' Blues (and missed it); Taj Mahal does a great cover of it.
	1:53pm chresti: Thanks Charlie!
	1:53pm coelacanth∅: wait, what's that moon called?
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: Thank you for the wunnerful show, Cholley.
	1:55pm Julie: yes thank you Charlie! we're glad you're back!
	1:55pm Peter Nelson: Thanks Charlie
	1:56pm People Like Us: Thanks Charlie
	👻 1:56pm doctorjazz: Will be catching what I missed in the archives for sure, thanks, Charlie!
	1:56pm WR: Thank you for the curating of music for us.
	1:57pm Charlie: Thanks all so much for being halfway there with me here today!
	1:57pm Michael: Thanks Charlie. Have a good week!
	1:57pm Irene: Really enjoyed doing nothing with you today , Charlie!
	1:58pm βrian: The cat has begun to stir, so maybe I'll get some work done. Thanks for (the) nothing, Charlie.
	1:59pm schmutz: ooh yes. Crip Camp was a beautiful doc. Thanks Charlie!!
	1:59pm listener james from westwood: Thanks a bunch, Charlie!
	1:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Charlie!
	1:59pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks for kicking off another wonderful Saturday, Charlie!!! Up next is Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson and his guest fellow baritone saxist Claire Daly. PLAYLIST: www.wfmu.org...
	2:01pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks Charlie!
	4:06pm Allan Chen: Hey, Charlie, listening in on a Saturday afternoon in northern California.
	4:29pm Charlie: Hi Allan! Enjoy that northern California sunshine.
	10:39pm Ryan: Glad to hear you back, Charlie! Now that I'm stuck at home, can't wait to listen while I work.

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