WFMU: The Wiggle Room: Playlist from November 2, 2021

Listener comments!
	👻 7:55pm MarkTime: Whew, I made it with a few minutes to spare
	7:58pm Krys O.: Hallooooo!
	👻 7:58pm MarkTime: Hello!
	8:00pm Otis: Radio magic me MarkTime!
	8:01pm Scott67: G'day Mark.T & Wigglers! 👍😎👣🌏
	👻 8:01pm MarkTime: And away we go
	8:02pm Kat in Chicago: Hello radio lovers! Chicago, you say?
	8:02pm Pauly from Clifton: Hey Mark, folks!
	👻 8:03pm Mr Fab: Hey Mark! Mrs Fab has told me about Larry Lujack. She grew up in Chicago, so looking forward to this.
	8:03pm Kat in Chicago: Oh boy, a stain chart!
	👻 8:03pm MarkTime: Yes, Chicago ... eek I was just 6 when this would have played on my mom's radio
	8:03pm Otis: WGN... home of Frankyn MacCormack!
	8:04pm Kat in Chicago: I was 5 and I was in North Carolina
	👻 8:04pm MarkTime: Otis - Yes, Franklyn would have still been the all-nighter
	8:05pm Otis: I love the couple of WGN shows of Franklyn I have here. Big fan/admirer of his show direction of late night music for the parents up with the baby or the cop on the beat.
	8:07pm Otis: I don't know of Larry Lujack so ready to be entertained and educated.
	👻 8:07pm MarkTime: Also wake-up tunes for milk delivery people
	8:07pm Otis: ...and folks baking that bread at 5am. Ha, yes.
	8:08pm Kat in Chicago: Known as the snake plant these days
	👻 8:09pm MarkTime: Polka around the breakfast table
	8:09pm Sonderangebot: I love how some plants have their nickname changed... like tradescantia
	8:10pm Otis: I'll have 2 waffles please.
	8:10pm Kat in Chicago: Me too, Sondy
	8:10pm Krys O.: Ah, snake plants. Thanks, Kat.
	8:10pm Sonderangebot: How about some pumpernickel bread with that?
	8:11pm Krys O.: I'm dancin'!
	8:11pm Otis: Extra butter with a side of cheese curds, yes.
	8:11pm Krys O.: I have some horseradish. Wish I had some kapusta.
	8:11pm Kat in Chicago: I can't imagine polka blasting from the speakers first thing in the morning. I'm about ready for it by the time Stashu starts on Fridays.
	8:12pm Scott67: G'day Sondy! I like your Pumpkins! Can I say that? 🎃🎃🔪👍😉
	👻 8:12pm MarkTime: y grandma would have gone for pumpernickel with butter and sliced kielbasa. Grandpa was more the horseradish person
	8:13pm Otis: Ha, yes Scott!
	8:13pm Krys O.: Zabawas were for the evenings in our house. We listened to the Two Edwards on WBLI. They had a Polish language show in the 50s and 60s.
	👻 8:14pm MarkTime: WBLI ... Long Island?
	8:14pm Krys O.: My mom's 95. Her dad was born in the 1870s.
	8:14pm Kat in Chicago: Wow, Krys!
	8:15pm Otis: Wow Krys, 95... go Mom!
	👻 8:18pm MarkTime: You can win a Major Award!
	8:18pm Kat in Chicago: Mary Poppins - first movie I ever saw and first LP I ever owned, if memory serves. That was an awful version of Chim Chim Cheree though!
	8:19pm Sonderangebot: Hahah there's one of Mama Dia's favorite songs! Hey Scott, I whispered the pumpkin carving idea to Otis, and he made it happen!
	8:20pm Krys O.: Goulet?
	👻 8:21pm MarkTime: yes Robert Goulet
	8:21pm Kat in Chicago: My mom had Robert Goulet records. I did not like them.
	8:21pm Scott67: Sondy, made me feel the Torch was burning again, briefly. 👍😎🍷🎃🔥
	8:22pm Krys O.: My oldest sister was a Jerry Vale fan. I preferred Andy Williams over Vale.
	8:22pm Kat in Chicago: I loved the Andy Williams TV show.
	8:23pm Kat in Chicago: Sanseveria!
	👻 8:23pm Mr Fab: Was he talking to himself?
	👻 8:23pm MarkTime: Andy Williams Show was fun, and played back to back with the Muppet Show my year in Miami
	8:23pm Krys O.: Alexander Scourby
	8:23pm Otis: Book me a table at The Pump Room.
	8:24pm Kat in Chicago: I believe the Pump Room is no more.
	👻 8:24pm MarkTime: Weird WGN hadn't figured out phones on the air yet. Once they did it was obvious when they switched from live to 7-second delay
	8:24pm Sonderangebot: Time for zeppole. The good thing about St Joseph's feast.
	8:25pm Krys O.: This is wunnerful! We watched Lawrence Welk too.
	👻 8:25pm MarkTime: My only time at the Pump Room was thanks to the WGN Roy Leonard Show in 1980
	👻 8:26pm MarkTime: I'll have to run some Lujack when he moved to mornings ... wacky and cynical
	8:26pm Krys O.: Oh, man...my very first favorite song.
	8:27pm Krys O.: I loved it because my favorite sister's name was Judy.
	8:28pm Kat in Chicago: It's a rather adult song in some respects! references the Living Bra which I remember commercials for.
	8:29pm Krys O.: Yes, Kat. At four years old, the lyrics flew right over my head.
	8:30pm Kat in Chicago: That's one of those songs I'm not sure I actually liked, but was definitely fascinated by.
	👻 8:30pm MarkTime: Sonderangebot - Weird I never had zeppole until I moved to Orange County, California ... a little pizza stand made them, yummy
	👻 8:30pm Mr Fab: What song is this?
	8:31pm Krys O.: Up until the pandemic started, there was a fair in my neighborhood. Always got a bag of zeppole. Yum!
	👻 8:31pm Mr Fab: Dang, he didn't back announce it.
	8:31pm Kat in Chicago: I was wondering that myself, Mr. Fab. Wasn't familiar.
	👻 8:32pm Mr Fab: Shazam, and Mrs Fab, didn't know either
	👻 8:32pm MarkTime: Could Be We're in Love by the Cryin Shames ... WLS loved playing local groups back then
	8:32pm Krys O.: I think it was the Cryan' Shames, It Could Be We're in Love.
	8:33pm Kat in Chicago: That sounds very likely, Krys. They were from the area.
	👻 8:33pm Mr Fab: Wow, ok, thanks.
	8:34pm Kat in Chicago: I think this duet even creeped me out when I was a kid!
	👻 8:37pm MarkTime: State & Randolph, with the smoking Winston billboard
	8:39pm Kat in Chicago: I used to be able to just barely bring in WCFL in the early seventies on my bedroom radio. Still lived in the Southeast and I was horrified by the weather reports. How could people live somewhere that cold?
	8:41pm Krys O.: Even the straights were psychedelicized in the Summer of Love.
	👻 8:41pm MarkTime: It was easier to dress for winters than for summers most years
	👻 8:42pm Mr Fab: Mrs Fab told me once when she lived in Chi-town that she walked thru the snow to get to school, only to be told by an angry nun that school was closed that day. After all that, she turned around and walked home.
	8:43pm Kat in Chicago: Poor kid!
	👻 8:43pm Mr Fab: i wouid def hire Ron Britain to do a show here at Sheena's, esp if he plays more songs on random kitchen implements and bells.
	👻 8:43pm MarkTime: Ah yes snow days at school ... the little 23-inch blizzard we had in January 1967 kept us home for a week
	8:43pm Krys O.: Wow! Had that happen to me as a kid in Westchester County, NY, but they showed us The Three Worlds of Gulliver in the auditorium until our parents came to pick us up.
	👻 8:44pm MarkTime: I forgot how much I liked Ron Britain. I'll have to play his odd little album-rock show he did for awhile overnights on WCFL
	👻 8:46pm MarkTime: Opera House and the Auditorium Theater had great acoustics
	8:47pm Krys O.: Hmm, interesting cover.
	👻 8:49pm MarkTime: "modern sized" ... aka tabloid
	8:49pm Kat in Chicago: I used to like the Sun-Times because it was easier to read on the bus/el than the Trib.
	8:49pm Krys O.: Could have been Michael and the Messengers covering (Just Like) Romeo & Juliet.
	👻 8:49pm MarkTime: Took extra work to read the Trib on the Howard L
	👻 8:50pm Mr Fab: What a fantastic jingle. What were they saying, "size up"?
	👻 8:51pm MarkTime: Mr Fab - yes, "Size up"
	8:57pm Scott67: Thanks MarkTime, great fun Show! ✌😎🎵🎶📻
	👻 8:57pm MarkTime: You're welcome!
	👻 8:58pm Mr Fab: Ron Britain was brilliant! I would listen even if he didn't play any records.
	8:58pm Krys O.: A smashing good time! Thanks, MarkTime!
	8:59pm Otis: Thanks for the show fun MarkTime. Until next time!
	8:59pm Kat in Chicago: Thanks, Mark!
	8:59pm Sonderangebot: Thank you, Mark!
	👻 8:59pm Mr Fab: Wonderful stuff, Mark. Really appreciate it, and thanks to YOU TOO, Sondy!
	👻 9:00pm MarkTime: You're welcome, all! And a big thank you to Sonderangebot. Until next month
	👻 9:01pm WR: Interesting air checks, the music was the weakest link, but that is to be expected. Have been working so haven't had time to comment much, the old folks birthday calls were particularly interesting. Near time to make dinner. Maybe waffles...

The Wiggle Room: Playlist from November 2, 2021

A different show every week! Rotating DJs include Jon Nelson's "Sheena 'ssembly Required" (Tape Manipulations, Digital Deconstructions and Turntable Creations),
MarkTime (vintage radio airchecks), and Krys O (aka Sister Krys - WFMU alumna 1985-1991, longtime Church of the Subgenius monk. Playing cinematic ephemera, schizoid weirdos, all styles served here). Plus: surprise guests galore. (illustration courtesy of https://www.jimflora.com/)

Tuesday 8 - 9pm (EST) | On WFMU's Sheena's Jungle Room
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November 2, 2021: MarkTime - Larry Lujack and other 1960s radio tapes

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
MarkTime	Intro "Intro" by "MarkTime"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Wally Phillips	WGN Chicago 3/19/1965	Top morning show in Chicago for years C4	0:01:16 (Pop-up)
Larry Lujack	WLS Chicago 12/30/1967	Some top tunes of 1967	0:24:02 (Pop-up)
Ron Britain	WCFL Chicago 6/20/1967		0:37:00 (Pop-up)
MarkTime	Outro "Outro" by "MarkTime"		0:57:34 (Pop-up)
Howard Cosell	WLS Chicago 9/23/1971	Speakng of Sports on the ABC Contemporary Network from New York	0:57:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 7:55pm MarkTime: Whew, I made it with a few minutes to spare
	7:58pm Krys O.: Hallooooo!
	👻 7:58pm MarkTime: Hello!
	8:00pm Otis: Radio magic me MarkTime!
	8:01pm Scott67: G'day Mark.T & Wigglers! 👍😎👣🌏
	👻 8:01pm MarkTime: And away we go
	8:02pm Kat in Chicago: Hello radio lovers! Chicago, you say?
	8:02pm Pauly from Clifton: Hey Mark, folks!
	👻 8:03pm Mr Fab: Hey Mark! Mrs Fab has told me about Larry Lujack. She grew up in Chicago, so looking forward to this.
	8:03pm Kat in Chicago: Oh boy, a stain chart!
	👻 8:03pm MarkTime: Yes, Chicago ... eek I was just 6 when this would have played on my mom's radio
	8:03pm Otis: WGN... home of Frankyn MacCormack!
	8:04pm Kat in Chicago: I was 5 and I was in North Carolina
	👻 8:04pm MarkTime: Otis - Yes, Franklyn would have still been the all-nighter
	8:05pm Otis: I love the couple of WGN shows of Franklyn I have here. Big fan/admirer of his show direction of late night music for the parents up with the baby or the cop on the beat.
	8:07pm Otis: I don't know of Larry Lujack so ready to be entertained and educated.
	👻 8:07pm MarkTime: Also wake-up tunes for milk delivery people
	8:07pm Otis: ...and folks baking that bread at 5am. Ha, yes.
	8:08pm Kat in Chicago: Known as the snake plant these days
	👻 8:09pm MarkTime: Polka around the breakfast table
	8:09pm Sonderangebot: I love how some plants have their nickname changed... like tradescantia
	8:10pm Otis: I'll have 2 waffles please.
	8:10pm Kat in Chicago: Me too, Sondy
	8:10pm Krys O.: Ah, snake plants. Thanks, Kat.
	8:10pm Sonderangebot: How about some pumpernickel bread with that?
	8:11pm Krys O.: I'm dancin'!
	8:11pm Otis: Extra butter with a side of cheese curds, yes.
	8:11pm Krys O.: I have some horseradish. Wish I had some kapusta.
	8:11pm Kat in Chicago: I can't imagine polka blasting from the speakers first thing in the morning. I'm about ready for it by the time Stashu starts on Fridays.
	8:12pm Scott67: G'day Sondy! I like your Pumpkins! Can I say that? 🎃🎃🔪👍😉
	👻 8:12pm MarkTime: y grandma would have gone for pumpernickel with butter and sliced kielbasa. Grandpa was more the horseradish person
	8:13pm Otis: Ha, yes Scott!
	8:13pm Krys O.: Zabawas were for the evenings in our house. We listened to the Two Edwards on WBLI. They had a Polish language show in the 50s and 60s.
	👻 8:14pm MarkTime: WBLI ... Long Island?
	8:14pm Krys O.: My mom's 95. Her dad was born in the 1870s.
	8:14pm Kat in Chicago: Wow, Krys!
	8:15pm Otis: Wow Krys, 95... go Mom!
	👻 8:18pm MarkTime: You can win a Major Award!
	8:18pm Kat in Chicago: Mary Poppins - first movie I ever saw and first LP I ever owned, if memory serves. That was an awful version of Chim Chim Cheree though!
	8:19pm Sonderangebot: Hahah there's one of Mama Dia's favorite songs! Hey Scott, I whispered the pumpkin carving idea to Otis, and he made it happen!
	8:20pm Krys O.: Goulet?
	👻 8:21pm MarkTime: yes Robert Goulet
	8:21pm Kat in Chicago: My mom had Robert Goulet records. I did not like them.
	8:21pm Scott67: Sondy, made me feel the Torch was burning again, briefly. 👍😎🍷🎃🔥
	8:22pm Krys O.: My oldest sister was a Jerry Vale fan. I preferred Andy Williams over Vale.
	8:22pm Kat in Chicago: I loved the Andy Williams TV show.
	8:23pm Kat in Chicago: Sanseveria!
	👻 8:23pm Mr Fab: Was he talking to himself?
	👻 8:23pm MarkTime: Andy Williams Show was fun, and played back to back with the Muppet Show my year in Miami
	8:23pm Krys O.: Alexander Scourby
	8:23pm Otis: Book me a table at The Pump Room.
	8:24pm Kat in Chicago: I believe the Pump Room is no more.
	👻 8:24pm MarkTime: Weird WGN hadn't figured out phones on the air yet. Once they did it was obvious when they switched from live to 7-second delay
	8:24pm Sonderangebot: Time for zeppole. The good thing about St Joseph's feast.
	8:25pm Krys O.: This is wunnerful! We watched Lawrence Welk too.
	👻 8:25pm MarkTime: My only time at the Pump Room was thanks to the WGN Roy Leonard Show in 1980
	👻 8:26pm MarkTime: I'll have to run some Lujack when he moved to mornings ... wacky and cynical
	8:26pm Krys O.: Oh, man...my very first favorite song.
	8:27pm Krys O.: I loved it because my favorite sister's name was Judy.
	8:28pm Kat in Chicago: It's a rather adult song in some respects! references the Living Bra which I remember commercials for.
	8:29pm Krys O.: Yes, Kat. At four years old, the lyrics flew right over my head.
	8:30pm Kat in Chicago: That's one of those songs I'm not sure I actually liked, but was definitely fascinated by.
	👻 8:30pm MarkTime: Sonderangebot - Weird I never had zeppole until I moved to Orange County, California ... a little pizza stand made them, yummy
	👻 8:30pm Mr Fab: What song is this?
	8:31pm Krys O.: Up until the pandemic started, there was a fair in my neighborhood. Always got a bag of zeppole. Yum!
	👻 8:31pm Mr Fab: Dang, he didn't back announce it.
	8:31pm Kat in Chicago: I was wondering that myself, Mr. Fab. Wasn't familiar.
	👻 8:32pm Mr Fab: Shazam, and Mrs Fab, didn't know either
	👻 8:32pm MarkTime: Could Be We're in Love by the Cryin Shames ... WLS loved playing local groups back then
	8:32pm Krys O.: I think it was the Cryan' Shames, It Could Be We're in Love.
	8:33pm Kat in Chicago: That sounds very likely, Krys. They were from the area.
	👻 8:33pm Mr Fab: Wow, ok, thanks.
	8:34pm Kat in Chicago: I think this duet even creeped me out when I was a kid!
	👻 8:37pm MarkTime: State & Randolph, with the smoking Winston billboard
	8:39pm Kat in Chicago: I used to be able to just barely bring in WCFL in the early seventies on my bedroom radio. Still lived in the Southeast and I was horrified by the weather reports. How could people live somewhere that cold?
	8:41pm Krys O.: Even the straights were psychedelicized in the Summer of Love.
	👻 8:41pm MarkTime: It was easier to dress for winters than for summers most years
	👻 8:42pm Mr Fab: Mrs Fab told me once when she lived in Chi-town that she walked thru the snow to get to school, only to be told by an angry nun that school was closed that day. After all that, she turned around and walked home.
	8:43pm Kat in Chicago: Poor kid!
	👻 8:43pm Mr Fab: i wouid def hire Ron Britain to do a show here at Sheena's, esp if he plays more songs on random kitchen implements and bells.
	👻 8:43pm MarkTime: Ah yes snow days at school ... the little 23-inch blizzard we had in January 1967 kept us home for a week
	8:43pm Krys O.: Wow! Had that happen to me as a kid in Westchester County, NY, but they showed us The Three Worlds of Gulliver in the auditorium until our parents came to pick us up.
	👻 8:44pm MarkTime: I forgot how much I liked Ron Britain. I'll have to play his odd little album-rock show he did for awhile overnights on WCFL
	👻 8:46pm MarkTime: Opera House and the Auditorium Theater had great acoustics
	8:47pm Krys O.: Hmm, interesting cover.
	👻 8:49pm MarkTime: "modern sized" ... aka tabloid
	8:49pm Kat in Chicago: I used to like the Sun-Times because it was easier to read on the bus/el than the Trib.
	8:49pm Krys O.: Could have been Michael and the Messengers covering (Just Like) Romeo & Juliet.
	👻 8:49pm MarkTime: Took extra work to read the Trib on the Howard L
	👻 8:50pm Mr Fab: What a fantastic jingle. What were they saying, "size up"?
	👻 8:51pm MarkTime: Mr Fab - yes, "Size up"
	8:57pm Scott67: Thanks MarkTime, great fun Show! ✌😎🎵🎶📻
	👻 8:57pm MarkTime: You're welcome!
	👻 8:58pm Mr Fab: Ron Britain was brilliant! I would listen even if he didn't play any records.
	8:58pm Krys O.: A smashing good time! Thanks, MarkTime!
	8:59pm Otis: Thanks for the show fun MarkTime. Until next time!
	8:59pm Kat in Chicago: Thanks, Mark!
	8:59pm Sonderangebot: Thank you, Mark!
	👻 8:59pm Mr Fab: Wonderful stuff, Mark. Really appreciate it, and thanks to YOU TOO, Sondy!
	👻 9:00pm MarkTime: You're welcome, all! And a big thank you to Sonderangebot. Until next month
	👻 9:01pm WR: Interesting air checks, the music was the weakest link, but that is to be expected. Have been working so haven't had time to comment much, the old folks birthday calls were particularly interesting. Near time to make dinner. Maybe waffles...

The Wiggle Room: Playlist from November 2, 2021

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