WFMU: Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from December 27, 2021

Listener comments!
	2:00pm Rich in Washington: Here we go!
	2:00pm Otis: In glorious lung, we trust!
	2:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi again!
	2:01pm Paper Kosmonaut: I am absolutely unable to read the chat messages so I'll keep listening but chatless..
	2:01pm Rich in Washington: whoops!
	2:01pm Paper Kosmonaut: Ah that is better.
	2:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Glad to hear this show life again!
	2:01pm Rich in Washington: Hi Jan! Hi Otis!
	2:02pm Paper Kosmonaut: Riz always clicky star.
	2:02pm WR: Dark blue on black hard to read on my .... ah, that was fast fix. thank you.
	2:04pm Rich in Washington: Hi PK! Hi WR! Doing all vinyl today, so will be scarce on the chat!
	2:04pm Paper Kosmonaut: Enjoying the hiss and crackle.
	2:06pm WR: Hands on the controls, eyes on the grooves, we'll mind the commentary, thank you.
	2:07pm Otis: Spinning live vinyl like Rubberband Girl weekly. Sounding like playing old dusty gems around the pad here.
	2:09pm Jan Turkenburg: hahahaha, on of my old FDL tunes!
	2:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Magnificent album that is
	2:12pm WR: When I did radio in me youth, we would have been happy to have vinyl. Pleased as punch to have had vinyl. No messy fussing with getting the "talent" in and out of the studio on schedule.
	2:13pm Mr Fab: This is just wonderful wonderful-ness, Rich. Do you actually have the "I Malamondo!" vinyl? I spent big bucks to get some import CD of it from Tower in the '90s.
	2:14pm Otis: You ARE normally an evening to late night DJ. Welcome to the day, sounding grand!
	2:17pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, it's so weird to DJ in any form with the sun up, with the exception to summer months where it doesn't get dark until midway through my regular show.
	2:18pm Rich in Washington: I DO have a scratchy, well-loved copy of Malamondo.
	2:19pm Sonderangebot: Hi Rich and everyone!
	2:19pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Sondy!
	2:20pm Rich in Washington: Hi Sonderangebot!
	2:20pm Otis: Sssssssondy in the lounge to be.
	2:20pm Kat in Chicago: Hi Rich, it’s nice to hear you on the wrong day!
	2:21pm Rich in Washington: Hi Kat! It's so wrong it's right!
	2:21pm Otis: Welcome to the lounge Kat.
	2:22pm Kat in Chicago: Hi Otis and all y’all
	2:22pm Paper Kosmonaut: Bob Snyder looks like a 1970s driving instructor. (-:
	2:23pm Mr Fab: Ha, I love how some low-rent crooner can brag, "Hey baby, did you hear that I just recorded an album at The Dunes?"
	2:23pm Otis: Some choice 'new to the ears' private releases here, nice nice!
	2:25pm Rich in Washington: sorry to go all Billy Joel on y'all.
	2:26pm Otis: That was my kind of Billy Joel. Bob Snyder.
	2:28pm Mr Fab: Damn, this is making me want to hit the thrifts again. And I've had my compulsion under control for so long. Rich, you enabler!
	2:29pm Rich in Washington: You're lucky if you have any thrift stores in your town. Goodwill Industries has pretty much wiped them all out in my area.
	2:31pm Mr Fab: Wow, Goodwill has become the WalMart of thrifts.
	2:32pm Rich in Washington: I find some of my favorite stuff in out-of-the-way mom n' pop thrifts, usually in rural backwater towns, but we haven't done much thrift traveling since Covid.
	2:33pm Rich in Washington: yeah, Goodwill Industries charges 3/4 bucks for crap records and anything 'good' usually gets sent to their online stores, so never hits the floors.
	2:35pm Sonderangebot: wow The Hustle
	2:36pm Rich in Washington: This was a fun pizza joint in SE Portland.
	2:37pm Jan Turkenburg: WOW!
	2:38pm Paper Kosmonaut: The thrift stores here have a guy that takes Discogs as his lead for pricing records. No matter how scratched, if an old Barbra Streisand Album is worth 30 euros on Discogs, the LP in the shop will be 25. Even though it is not unique or special in any way. And you could buy a new copy for a tenner in the discount record shop. Bit silly if you ask me.
	2:39pm Paper Kosmonaut: And I never ever have found a Command Reords Enoch Light album here. )-:
	2:39pm Jan Turkenburg: Did that pizza place have live organ playing during dinner?
	2:40pm Jan Turkenburg: This pinball track is a KILLER!
	2:41pm Rich in Washington: Yes, Jan! It was a relatively common thing in the US in the 70s/80s. Why? Not entirely sure but it's nearly impossible to relocate a pipe organ and pizza was surging in the mid 70s and all these churches were going out of business before Reagan. My theory.
	2:41pm Jan Turkenburg: I can just see Elton John playing this!
	2:43pm Jan Turkenburg: Would churches have had that Wurlitzer kinda organs?
	2:43pm Rich in Washington: @PK @2:39: That's too bad! Command Records/Dimension 3 are pretty common even in Goodwills, and they're usually really good.
	2:43pm Otis: This is making me hungry for a Pizza order this week.
	2:44pm Paper Kosmonaut: @ Rich: I guess they aren't as numerous here -or they are with caring collectors.
	2:44pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, some did. I'm playing something next from what used to be a church in my home town and they converted it into a pizza parlor. The Wurlitzer had mechanical percussion and everything.
	2:44pm Jan Turkenburg: hahaha!
	2:45pm Jan Turkenburg: my @2:44 was for Otis @2:43 :=)
	2:46pm Sonderangebot: Very funny! I started to watch the old Star Wars last night!
	2:47pm Paper Kosmonaut: These organic tracks are great fun.
	2:47pm Otis: We have some grand historic churches here in Montreal... but more Pipe Organ madness.
	2:47pm Mr Fab: I'm sure it's a regional thing, PK. Irwin once described old EZ albums like the Command releases as "landfill." Every American thrift, every record shop bargain bin had 'em. A record store clerk told me that he could price a Martin Denny album for 99cents and it still wouldn't move. But in NYC or the UK, they'd be like $50.
	2:49pm WR: Did not know organs and pizza parlors were a thing, except for chicken liver and onions pizza, yum.
	2:50pm Rich in Washington: I found an article about the linkage between pipe organs and pizza. I'll post it to the Sheena FB page later on, if interested.
	2:51pm Mr Fab: please do, Rich!
	2:56pm Otis: This hour has been brought to you by the International Pizza Parlour Association. Thanks Rich!
	2:56pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening, everybody!
	2:56pm Otis: Wow, King Crimson cover!!
	2:56pm Paper Kosmonaut: great tunes, Rich! Thanks!
	2:56pm Rich in Washington: I get a slice of the action. (hold the anchovies).
	2:56pm WR: Masterful program Rich!
	2:57pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everbody! Thanks WR!
	2:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Favorited this show. Thanks Richard!
	2:58pm Mr Fab: Ha, yeah King Crimson snuck in at the end of the lounge era - Doc Severinson and His Now Generation Brass covered “in the Court of the Crimson King.”
	2:58pm Sonderangebot: Fun show, Rich!
	2:58pm Rich in Washington: Spaceborther is next in a couple of hours: www.wfmu.org...
	2:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Sonderangebot! Glad you liked it!
	2:59pm StringOFperils: This is making my Doom Ring change colours.
	3:00pm WR: Funny what buttons are there to be pushed by a song you listened to extremely stoned many times.
	3:00pm Mr Fab: You are the best-est Rich, thx so much.
	3:00pm Otis: Oh yea! Doc Crimson! King Severinsen!
	3:01pm Otis: Thanks Crateorgangrinderdigger!
	3:01pm People Like Us: thanks Rich!
	3:02pm Rich in Washington: Vicki! Thanks for listening ing ing ing!
	3:03pm Rich in Washington: That was fun! Now I'm going to clean up my records and then go play in the snow! Thanks for hanging out everybody!
	6:45pm Puget Sound: New person on the scene. Found you via Ken's Last Ever Extravaganzas. What a great mix! Looking forward to your other playlists. Typeing this before yet finishing your set and am very eager to hear Severensen's Schizoid Man (wtf?)! Thanks. Still enjoying the snow? Happy New Year!!!

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from December 27, 2021

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A three-hour exploration of excavations from the farthest reaches of humanity's hellish collective brain, through records, tapes, CDs, mostly scoured from country bumpkin thrift stores, creepy charity shops, backwoods junk stores, and even the internet - all mixed live. We don't judge, we just play 'em. Hosted by Rich in Washington.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Riz Ortolani	Life Saver Girls "Life Saver Girls" by "Riz Ortolani"	Mondo Cane - OST	United Artists	1962		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Elsa Popping and Her Pixieland Band	Perles De Cristal	Delirium in Hi-Fi	Columbia	1958	André Popp (1924 - 2014)	0:02:33 (Pop-up)
Esquivel & His Orchestra	Whatchamacallit	Exploring New Sounds in Hi-Fi	RCA Victor	1959		0:05:38 (Pop-up)
Dean Elliott & His Big Band	Lonesome Road	Zounds! What Sounds!	Capitol	1962		0:08:09 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Twist Delle Zitelle	I Malamondo! OST	Epic	1964		0:10:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dick Hyman/John Oswald	Fabulous "Fabulous" by "Dick Hyman/John Oswald"					0:12:55 (Pop-up)
Wayne Meusey	Josephine/Alley Cat/Winchester Cathedral	An Evening At Beulah's	Seaview Records Ltd.	1973	recorded live at Beulah's in Yachats Oregon.	0:15:23 (Pop-up)
Lenny Car	Tie A Yellow Ribbon "Tie A Yellow Ribbon" by "Lenny Car"	Lenny Who?	Sound Productions		Recorded live at The Dunes, Lincoln City, OR.	0:18:21 (Pop-up)
Bob Snyder	Just The Way You Are "Just The Way You Are" by "Bob Snyder"	Bob Snyder Plays "The Music Box Dancer"	Recording Associates	1979		0:21:51 (Pop-up)
Paul Quarino, Organist	YMCA "YMCA" by "Paul Quarino, Organist"	At The Organ Grinder Volume II	Organ Grinder Pizza			0:25:28 (Pop-up)
Clark Wilson	How Deep Is Your Love	Pipe Organ Pizza Presents	Pipeorgan Pizza	1980		0:29:35 (Pop-up)
Jonas Nordwall	The Hustle "The Hustle" by "Jonas Nordwall"	At The Organ Grinder Volume II	Organ Grinder Pizza			0:33:44 (Pop-up)
Jonas Nordwall	Pinball Wizard "Pinball Wizard" by "Jonas Nordwall"	Omnibus	Self-Released/Jonas Nordwall		recorded at Organ Grinder Pizza Restaurant, Portland, OR	0:36:56 (Pop-up)
Debbie Culbertson	Love Will Keep Us Together	Reflections	The Themeworks	1979	Debbie Culbertson on the Yamaha E-70.	0:40:58 (Pop-up)
Wendy Kieffer, Organist	Star Wars / 2001 A Space Odyssey Medley	Uncle Milt's Pipe Organ Pizza Co.	Not On Label		Souvenir record from Vancouver Washington pizza restaurant that featured a 1926 Wurlitzer pipe organ with percussion.	0:44:13 (Pop-up)

ザ・ピーナッツ (The Peanuts)	Epitaph	On Stage	King Records	1972	For Greg 'Spacebrother' Bishop	0:54:32 (Pop-up)
Doc Severinsen	In The Court Of The Crimson King	Doc Severinsen's Closet		1970		0:59:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:00pm Rich in Washington: Here we go!
	2:00pm Otis: In glorious lung, we trust!
	2:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi again!
	2:01pm Paper Kosmonaut: I am absolutely unable to read the chat messages so I'll keep listening but chatless..
	2:01pm Rich in Washington: whoops!
	2:01pm Paper Kosmonaut: Ah that is better.
	2:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Glad to hear this show life again!
	2:01pm Rich in Washington: Hi Jan! Hi Otis!
	2:02pm Paper Kosmonaut: Riz always clicky star.
	2:02pm WR: Dark blue on black hard to read on my .... ah, that was fast fix. thank you.
	2:04pm Rich in Washington: Hi PK! Hi WR! Doing all vinyl today, so will be scarce on the chat!
	2:04pm Paper Kosmonaut: Enjoying the hiss and crackle.
	2:06pm WR: Hands on the controls, eyes on the grooves, we'll mind the commentary, thank you.
	2:07pm Otis: Spinning live vinyl like Rubberband Girl weekly. Sounding like playing old dusty gems around the pad here.
	2:09pm Jan Turkenburg: hahahaha, on of my old FDL tunes!
	2:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Magnificent album that is
	2:12pm WR: When I did radio in me youth, we would have been happy to have vinyl. Pleased as punch to have had vinyl. No messy fussing with getting the "talent" in and out of the studio on schedule.
	2:13pm Mr Fab: This is just wonderful wonderful-ness, Rich. Do you actually have the "I Malamondo!" vinyl? I spent big bucks to get some import CD of it from Tower in the '90s.
	2:14pm Otis: You ARE normally an evening to late night DJ. Welcome to the day, sounding grand!
	2:17pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, it's so weird to DJ in any form with the sun up, with the exception to summer months where it doesn't get dark until midway through my regular show.
	2:18pm Rich in Washington: I DO have a scratchy, well-loved copy of Malamondo.
	2:19pm Sonderangebot: Hi Rich and everyone!
	2:19pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Sondy!
	2:20pm Rich in Washington: Hi Sonderangebot!
	2:20pm Otis: Sssssssondy in the lounge to be.
	2:20pm Kat in Chicago: Hi Rich, it’s nice to hear you on the wrong day!
	2:21pm Rich in Washington: Hi Kat! It's so wrong it's right!
	2:21pm Otis: Welcome to the lounge Kat.
	2:22pm Kat in Chicago: Hi Otis and all y’all
	2:22pm Paper Kosmonaut: Bob Snyder looks like a 1970s driving instructor. (-:
	2:23pm Mr Fab: Ha, I love how some low-rent crooner can brag, "Hey baby, did you hear that I just recorded an album at The Dunes?"
	2:23pm Otis: Some choice 'new to the ears' private releases here, nice nice!
	2:25pm Rich in Washington: sorry to go all Billy Joel on y'all.
	2:26pm Otis: That was my kind of Billy Joel. Bob Snyder.
	2:28pm Mr Fab: Damn, this is making me want to hit the thrifts again. And I've had my compulsion under control for so long. Rich, you enabler!
	2:29pm Rich in Washington: You're lucky if you have any thrift stores in your town. Goodwill Industries has pretty much wiped them all out in my area.
	2:31pm Mr Fab: Wow, Goodwill has become the WalMart of thrifts.
	2:32pm Rich in Washington: I find some of my favorite stuff in out-of-the-way mom n' pop thrifts, usually in rural backwater towns, but we haven't done much thrift traveling since Covid.
	2:33pm Rich in Washington: yeah, Goodwill Industries charges 3/4 bucks for crap records and anything 'good' usually gets sent to their online stores, so never hits the floors.
	2:35pm Sonderangebot: wow The Hustle
	2:36pm Rich in Washington: This was a fun pizza joint in SE Portland.
	2:37pm Jan Turkenburg: WOW!
	2:38pm Paper Kosmonaut: The thrift stores here have a guy that takes Discogs as his lead for pricing records. No matter how scratched, if an old Barbra Streisand Album is worth 30 euros on Discogs, the LP in the shop will be 25. Even though it is not unique or special in any way. And you could buy a new copy for a tenner in the discount record shop. Bit silly if you ask me.
	2:39pm Paper Kosmonaut: And I never ever have found a Command Reords Enoch Light album here. )-:
	2:39pm Jan Turkenburg: Did that pizza place have live organ playing during dinner?
	2:40pm Jan Turkenburg: This pinball track is a KILLER!
	2:41pm Rich in Washington: Yes, Jan! It was a relatively common thing in the US in the 70s/80s. Why? Not entirely sure but it's nearly impossible to relocate a pipe organ and pizza was surging in the mid 70s and all these churches were going out of business before Reagan. My theory.
	2:41pm Jan Turkenburg: I can just see Elton John playing this!
	2:43pm Jan Turkenburg: Would churches have had that Wurlitzer kinda organs?
	2:43pm Rich in Washington: @PK @2:39: That's too bad! Command Records/Dimension 3 are pretty common even in Goodwills, and they're usually really good.
	2:43pm Otis: This is making me hungry for a Pizza order this week.
	2:44pm Paper Kosmonaut: @ Rich: I guess they aren't as numerous here -or they are with caring collectors.
	2:44pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, some did. I'm playing something next from what used to be a church in my home town and they converted it into a pizza parlor. The Wurlitzer had mechanical percussion and everything.
	2:44pm Jan Turkenburg: hahaha!
	2:45pm Jan Turkenburg: my @2:44 was for Otis @2:43 :=)
	2:46pm Sonderangebot: Very funny! I started to watch the old Star Wars last night!
	2:47pm Paper Kosmonaut: These organic tracks are great fun.
	2:47pm Otis: We have some grand historic churches here in Montreal... but more Pipe Organ madness.
	2:47pm Mr Fab: I'm sure it's a regional thing, PK. Irwin once described old EZ albums like the Command releases as "landfill." Every American thrift, every record shop bargain bin had 'em. A record store clerk told me that he could price a Martin Denny album for 99cents and it still wouldn't move. But in NYC or the UK, they'd be like $50.
	2:49pm WR: Did not know organs and pizza parlors were a thing, except for chicken liver and onions pizza, yum.
	2:50pm Rich in Washington: I found an article about the linkage between pipe organs and pizza. I'll post it to the Sheena FB page later on, if interested.
	2:51pm Mr Fab: please do, Rich!
	2:56pm Otis: This hour has been brought to you by the International Pizza Parlour Association. Thanks Rich!
	2:56pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for listening, everybody!
	2:56pm Otis: Wow, King Crimson cover!!
	2:56pm Paper Kosmonaut: great tunes, Rich! Thanks!
	2:56pm Rich in Washington: I get a slice of the action. (hold the anchovies).
	2:56pm WR: Masterful program Rich!
	2:57pm Rich in Washington: Thanks everbody! Thanks WR!
	2:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Favorited this show. Thanks Richard!
	2:58pm Mr Fab: Ha, yeah King Crimson snuck in at the end of the lounge era - Doc Severinson and His Now Generation Brass covered “in the Court of the Crimson King.”
	2:58pm Sonderangebot: Fun show, Rich!
	2:58pm Rich in Washington: Spaceborther is next in a couple of hours: www.wfmu.org...
	2:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Sonderangebot! Glad you liked it!
	2:59pm StringOFperils: This is making my Doom Ring change colours.
	3:00pm WR: Funny what buttons are there to be pushed by a song you listened to extremely stoned many times.
	3:00pm Mr Fab: You are the best-est Rich, thx so much.
	3:00pm Otis: Oh yea! Doc Crimson! King Severinsen!
	3:01pm Otis: Thanks Crateorgangrinderdigger!
	3:01pm People Like Us: thanks Rich!
	3:02pm Rich in Washington: Vicki! Thanks for listening ing ing ing!
	3:03pm Rich in Washington: That was fun! Now I'm going to clean up my records and then go play in the snow! Thanks for hanging out everybody!
	6:45pm Puget Sound: New person on the scene. Found you via Ken's Last Ever Extravaganzas. What a great mix! Looking forward to your other playlists. Typeing this before yet finishing your set and am very eager to hear Severensen's Schizoid Man (wtf?)! Thanks. Still enjoying the snow? Happy New Year!!!

Cratedigger's Lung with Rich In Washington: Playlist from December 27, 2021

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