WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from August 10, 2022

Listener comments!
	6:38pm Gary: This history is worth a read: syrianlebanesediasporasound.blogspot.com...
	6:41pm Gary: And another, although I think it's just a repeat: www.arabamerica.com...
	6:50pm slugluv1313: THANK YOU! i remember Rashid 's too! found so much amazing music there -- books too 🐱🐱 will not be home in time to listen live! but will definitely catch the archives!
	6:53pm Gary: Hi, Slugluv1313! So happy to share here and see someone who remembers!
	7:00pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Gary and all!
	🇰🇷 7:00pm chresti: Hi Gary Bodega show!
	7:00pm Gary: Howdy, James!
	7:01pm Gary: Hey there, Chresti!
	7:03pm peter: hello Gary & co!
	7:04pm Rich in Washington: Greetings, Gary! Hi everyone!
	7:04pm Gary: Hey there, Peter and Rich! Peter, did you ever make it over to Rashid's?
	7:05pm caroline from atlanta: hey all!
	7:06pm peter: i never did, sadly! this was the one over near Court St.?
	7:07pm Gary: Caroline, welcome! Yes, Peter, that's the one
	🇰🇷 7:09pm WR: Hi Gary and assembled bodegans.
	7:09pm peter: what year did it close? i think i recall walking by it when I was living in Brooklyn circa 2011 and marveling, but could have been during an earlier visit
	7:11pm Gary: Man, that's a great question. I honestly do not know the year it closed. I moved to Queens in 2010 and I think it was still around then, but I honestly can't remember my last visit there.
	7:11pm Gary: WR, come on in!
	7:12pm peter: whoa you had only been in Queens a year or so when we met up?
	7:14pm Gary: Yes! I moved to New York in 1997, spent the first few months in Manhattan, then Bronx, then Brooklyn before moving here
	7:15pm Gary: I think my first visit to Rashid's was in 1997, soon after I moved here
	7:16pm rw: Good afternoon! I'm pretty sure I can hear Gary singing along in the studio.
	7:16pm peter: I'm seeing a Yelp review from 2012 if that's any indication..
	7:17pm rw: He's a little off key, but he seems to be having a good time.
	7:17pm Gary: RW! Yes, that's helpful, or yelpful
	7:17pm Gary: I'm strive for being an off-key good time
	7:18pm peter: yeah, I recall walking by after a visit to Sahadi's.. it must have been closed for the day; don't know why else I wouldn't have stopped in!!
	7:19pm Gary: It seems unlikely you wouldn't unless they had an anti-Peter magnet pointed at you which also seems unlikely, so I'm going to guess it was closed as well
	7:23pm StringOFperils: Hi Gary! Loving this show!!
	7:24pm drowsy: The future sounds good and sounding very good now Gary!
	7:25pm tim abdellah: ٱلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ Gary and hbabi
	🇰🇷 7:26pm WR: Arabic films. I have not explored to any extent. Would like to see films which includes music like you are featuring.
	7:30pm Gary: Well hello there, StringOFperils, Drowsy, and Tim! WR, I have only seen one Arabic film with music like this, starring Abel Halim Hafez, and it was soooo good
	7:46pm northguineahills: on timish for me....
	7:52pm Gary: NGH, nice to see you!
	7:53pm Listener Gregory: Tuned in for dinner. No idea what is going on, but it sounds good.
	7:54pm Gary: Bon appétit, Gregory!
	7:55pm peter: This track is excellent
	7:55pm Gary: Hani Shenoda!
	7:55pm caroline from atlanta: +1
	🇰🇷 7:59pm chresti: Now I listen with earbuds and a frozen bottle around my neck
	🇰🇷 8:02pm chresti: at the kitchen table media center with some lentil and hummus
	🇰🇷 8:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! Good to be here @ last...
	🇰🇷 8:03pm chresti: *and coffee
	8:04pm ironybread: Hi Gary! Research obsessions are what life is about!!
	8:05pm Gary: RevRab and Ironybread! Say YES to OBSESSING over your cough RESEARCH cough rekkids
	🇰🇷 8:15pm WR: The Nagat al Saghira tracks don't grab me viscerally but do sound unique compared to what I've heard.
	🇰🇷 8:15pm chresti: And what a life!
	8:16pm Listener Gregory: Gary, glad to hear you admit to buying a record because it was cheap. I listen to this show for the same reason.
	8:17pm Gary: Most of what I bought over the years was b/c cheap! Especially the CDs and cassettes
	🇰🇷 8:19pm chresti: That's one of the bonuses of research obsession.
	🇰🇷 8:21pm chresti: *cheap prices
	8:21pm northguineahills: the only arab store i remember on Atlantic Ave was on the south side of the street, and by the 2010s, in was closed....
	8:23pm Zipperhead7: Hi Gary and Bodegans! Ah yes,the perils of research. Infinite regression . . . in an attempt to get all information on a given topic, you practically end up when the first fish crawled out of the water. And THEN there's the peril of being intimidated by people far more knowledgeable than you. I've abandoned a bunch of projects for those reasons. But any work worth a damn begins out of an obsession.
	8:24pm Gary: Zipperhead!
	8:29pm Listener Gregory: I can assure everyone that I enjoy this show a great deal without doing any research or, indeed, having any idea what is playing. Once I try to find those things out for some music, the rabbit hole of research keeps getting deeper and never ends.
	8:30pm drowsy: Even cheap stuff can evaporate savings quickly in the name of science! Grateful that Gary and others share the fruits with us here.
	8:30pm Matt: What a show. Glad to have stumbled into it.
	8:30pm StringOFperils: Research? Just call it Search. What the object is, I don't know. Completion? Oneness with the tuniverse?
	8:30pm Gary: I have poet friends -- well, one poet friend -- who, when I offered to give him some music on CD, he looked scared and said, "No, oh, no no, I can't -- I would just be lost"
	8:31pm Gary: Matt! Nice to see you
	8:31pm Matt: I've listened before - but really think I'm catching a special one here.
	8:32pm Zipperhead7: One project I wanted to write on was the Tower of David (Torre de David), which was intended to be the anchor of aWall Street-style development in Caracas. But construction halted and it turned into the world's first highrise favela. Media accounts used it as a blank screen to project hopes and fears regarding late modernity. It's a great story waiting to be told
	8:33pm northguineahills: research? I've spent this show trying to figure out what happened to Atlantic Ave, like, wtf happened to Hank's Saloon? sniff.
	8:33pm Gary: Oh wow, Zip. I feel like I have seen reference to something like that, either there in Caracas, or Bagota maybe? I dunno
	8:34pm Zipperhead7: Yeah it was Caracas. If you do a web search you see some amazing pictures. Squatting/reclamation is such a rich topic
	8:35pm northguineahills: now i want an arepa....
	8:35pm Gary: Yes, I dont know why I had it in my head as bogota
	8:38pm Listener Gregory: I would save it for the end.
	8:39pm Zipperhead7: I'm with Gregory -- good to hiphop off to bed!
	8:42pm drowsy: to be chuffed is a squad goal here.
	8:44pm Listener Gregory: This is much like the primary election I just voted in, where I was the only voter for some contests. High bailiff is an important position, people!!
	8:45pm Gary: Haha
	8:47pm Gary: Hey, while I have you kids here, how do you feel about me doing a two- or three-show run of nothing but African 78s? Like, six or nine hours of that spread out over three weeks. Hot? or Bot?
	8:49pm Zipperhead7: That would be supercool, Gary! Hot hot hot!!!
	8:49pm Gary: The importance of voting in action
	8:49pm StringOFperils: Sounds like six or nine hours of greatness to me.
	8:50pm Listener Gregory: That sounds good.
	8:53pm zzz: re: hank’s saloon, recently went to a show at roulette after a bunch of years and was sad to see hanks saloon boarded up. had the pleasure of seeing wfmu’s own jesse jarnow play a gig there.x @Gary, love the idea of African 78s show(s). I’m im planning to play hooky from work tomorrow and check out African Record Center. anyone ever been?
	8:55pm Gary: Zzz, nice! Yes, I've been there, but not for maybe 10 years.
	9:00pm tim abdellah: African 78s sounds fab!
	9:00pm northguineahills: @zzz: when I lived in Bed-Stuy, I never ventured that far over (this was 2000-2003) by the 2010s when i biked over there regularly, it was verboten for me to buy recs., however, on fulton st, there used to be Kulture Lion, which had the best jamaican vinyl selection on Fulton and Washington (which sadly closed around 2006).
	9:01pm Gary: I should say that they are not MY 78s, but compilations drawn from collections by people what collect 78s (i.e., not me)
	9:02pm northguineahills: is 3am Behkeh Bil Sokout part of the klf collective (3am eternal)?
	9:03pm Gary: Haha, I misposted that, NGH
	9:04pm zzz: kulture lion sounds awesome, too bad. have also been wanting to check out Moodies in the bronx, last time i had some time and went over it was closed
	9:04pm Listener Gregory: I really like this piece.
	9:05pm Gary: And it's a pronunciation thing, the "3" gets the "ain" ع I think.
	9:05pm Gary: This Asalah track is like buttah
	9:11pm coelacanth∅: greetings Gary and all
	9:11pm Gary: Coelacanth!
	9:14pm zzz: yo coela
	🇰🇷 9:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Needless to say this is extraordinary & appreciated.
	9:15pm Zipperhead7: Hi Coela! I was talking with my friend who had the Mustang II and we had a good laugh -- the glove box was crammed full of moist towelettes and bad lottery tickets
	9:18pm tim abdellah: Ooh this Najwa is great!
	9:19pm Gary: Super-hearts for Najwa Karam -- also, the woman at Rashid's often reminded me that Najwa was her favorite singer
	9:21pm coelacanth∅: 'evening(?) zzz
	9:22pm drowsy: Adding to the tally, I would be excited about the African 78s thing, if you are! How late do those run? 30s?
	9:22pm coelacanth∅: hey Zipperhead! ha - was that my ex's car?!
	🇰🇷 9:27pm chresti: ollyaunce francais
	🇰🇷 9:29pm chresti: or ollyawnce
	9:30pm Gary: thank you, Chresti! I need a Chresti app for when I need to pronounce the francais
	9:30pm tim abdellah: are sheev de la musique are robb
	9:31pm northguineahills: ollie oxen francais..... (is that what we yelled in hide & seek?)
	9:32pm Gary: Oh I need a Tim app too!
	9:33pm tim abdellah: Doesn't the Google lady pronounce foreign languages if you type in the text?
	9:34pm tim abdellah: In Google Translate
	9:35pm Gary: She does but I have so little time between working all day (I didn't stop until 6:00pm-something today) and then doin the show I typically don't have time to toss the words in. And, even if I did, would I remember? I fear I would not. Tho, of course, there's always "doin' the Google translate lady while on air"!
	9:35pm Gary: ... as it were.
	9:36pm northguineahills: what voice translates tolkein elvish to klingon?
	9:48pm drowsy: Facebook would snitch on you Gary if you did that.
	🇰🇷 9:55pm chresti: something about waterbeds on the first one
	9:55pm northguineahills: thanks, Gary!!!!
	🇰🇷 9:56pm chresti: *google translate
	9:56pm tim abdellah: Oh damn, she's adding all the little tashkils that you only pronounce if you're speaking in highfalutin standard Arabic!
	9:57pm Gary: haha, THAT's why she's doin that
	9:57pm coelacanth∅: i think it's "war baton"
	9:57pm Listener Gregory: @drowsy, I believe that 78s were still used in Africa into the 60s. Chris Alberteyn (sp?) played a bunch on Doug’s show and explained that.
	9:58pm Gary: Hey Kids! Stick around after this mess for Sam Segal and If You Lose Your Horse! Tonight's episode: "We Also Collaborate with Horses" wfmu.org...
	9:58pm tim abdellah: Yeah, probably not a good idea to follow her lead for Arabic. French is probably OK though
	🇰🇷 9:58pm chresti: haha, thanks Gary!
	9:58pm Listener Gregory: Excellent show, Gary. I’m glad you do research so I don’t have to. Thanks!
	9:58pm tim abdellah: Thanks for the trip down Atlantic Ave, Gary! G'nite all!
	9:59pm caroline from atlanta: great stuff tonight, thank ya gary!
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Gary!
	🇰🇷 9:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Gary ~
	9:59pm Zipperhead7: That was a quick hiphop set, Gary! Thanks for sharing all this fierce, wonderful music
	10:00pm drowsy: Thanks LGregory! And Gary this was a great one!
	10:00pm Gary: Night, everyone! And thanks!
	🇰🇷 10:00pm WR: Thank you Gary. wonderful music, wonderful programming. wonderful wonderful. (no I'm not Lawrence Welk)
	10:40pm StringOFperils: Missed the last bit, but thanks!!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from August 10, 2022

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August 10, 2022: I Remember Rashid's
Arabic film songs, hip-hop, sha'abi, traditional music, and pop published, distributed, and sold by Rashid Music Sales of Brooklyn, NY.

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop	2022		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Orient Records \| https://www.discogs.com/label/192761-Orient-Records
Oum Kalthoum أم كلثوم	Eynee Ya Eyn	Songs of Sallama سلامة			0:04:12 (Pop-up)
Wadih Al-Safi وديع الصافي	Wa Lawe Wa Lawe (Can This Be True?)	Darb El Hob (The Road to Love) درب الحب	1961		0:09:06 (Pop-up)
Fairuz فيروز	Content راضية	Some of Feirouz's Favourites من أحلى أغنيات			0:15:29 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ: Oum Kalthoum أم كلثوم	"Musical Sallama"	Songs of Sallama سلامة			0:22:10 (Pop-up)
Mohamed Rushdy محمد رشدي	Enta Meen انت مين	Enta Meen انت مين / Ya Amar Eskandarani يا قمر اسكندراني	1975		0:28:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Uncredited Artists	Ma Alee "Ma Alee" by "Uncredited Artists"	El Layalli El Hilwa - Exciting Dance Music of the Near East	1967	Orient Records	0:46:09 (Pop-up)
Nagat al Saghira نجاة الصغيرة	Bahlam Maak باحلم معاك	Eyoun El Qalb	1980		0:51:44 (Pop-up)
Nagat al Saghira نجاة الصغيرة	Fakra	Eyoun El Qalb	1980		0:55:16 (Pop-up)
Nagat al Saghira نجاة الصغيرة	Ana Bashak El Bahr (I Love the Sea)	Eyoun El Qalb	1980		1:05:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Joseph Karkour, Mohammed Labban, Ahmed Menaymne, Alexis Menakian, Ziad Rahbani, Setrak Sarkissian	Farhat Shabab	Belly Dance! Spectacular Rhythms from the Middle East	1974		1:10:38 (Pop-up)
Ehsan Sadek إحسان صادق	Ya Rouba El Khadra Ghanni يا ربى الخضراء غني	Ehsan Sadek إحسان صادق	1974		1:15:31 (Pop-up)
Ehsan Sadek إحسان صادق	Al Jawwal موسيقى الجوال	Ehsan Sadek إحسان صادق	1974		1:20:54 (Pop-up)
Ehsan Sadek إحسان صادق	Agharou Minki Aleyki آفار منك عليك	Ehsan Sadek إحسان صادق	1974		1:23:21 (Pop-up)
Ehsan Sadek إحسان صادق	Ebn El Harame ابن الحرامي	Ehsan Sadek إحسان صادق	1974		1:27:01 (Pop-up)
Ehsan Sadek إحسان صادق	Man Ellati Sarakat Zalkalb Minkonna من التي سقرت ذا القلب منكم	Ehsan Sadek إحسان صادق	1974		1:28:45 (Pop-up)
Ehsan Sadek إحسان صادق	Layali Assamar ليالي السمرؤ	Ehsan Sadek إحسان صادق	1974		1:33:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Uncredited Artists	Sameera "Sameera" by "Uncredited Artists"	El Layalli El Hilwa - Exciting Dance Music of the Near East	1967		1:36:08 (Pop-up)
Muhyiddin Ba'yun	Taqsnm Rasd "Taqsnm Rasd" by "Muhyiddin Ba'yun"	Archives De La Musique Arabe - Vol. 1			1:43:45 (Pop-up)
Mohamed Abdel Wahab محمد عبد الوهاب	Ya Ward Mine Bishtirik يا ورد مين بشتريك	Les Chansons Eternelles Vol. 11	1976		1:50:24 (Pop-up)
Sabah صباح	Fesstani فستاني	Dabke Volume III الدبكة اللبنانية الجزء الثالث	1974		1:56:47 (Pop-up)
Asalah Nasri	Al Mushtaka "Al Mushtaka" by "Asalah Nasri"	Al Mushtaka	1997		2:02:58 (Pop-up)
Sonia M'Barek	Imla Wasqini "Imla Wasqini" by "Sonia M'Barek"	Tawchih	1999		2:10:37 (Pop-up)
Najwa Karam نجوى كرم	Khayarouni	Hazzy Hilo	2000		2:16:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Joseph Karkour, Mohammed Labban, Ahmed Menaymne, Alexis Menakian, Ziad Rahbani, Setrak Sarkissian	Hadiyat El Eid	Belly Dance! Spectacular Rhythms from the Middle East	1974		2:21:53 (Pop-up)
Warda وردة	Fi Youm We Leilah في يوم وليلة	Fi Youm We Leilah في يوم وليلة	1978		2:29:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Uncredited Artists	Balady "Balady" by "Uncredited Artists"	El Layalli El Hilwa - Exciting Dance Music of the Near East	1967		2:53:43 (Pop-up)
Rayess Bek	3am Behkeh Bil Sokout "3am Behkeh Bil Sokout" by "Rayess Bek"	3am Behkeh Bil Sokout	2003		2:56:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Catrina Peslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Peslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000		2:58:34 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:38pm Gary: This history is worth a read: syrianlebanesediasporasound.blogspot.com...
	6:41pm Gary: And another, although I think it's just a repeat: www.arabamerica.com...
	6:50pm slugluv1313: THANK YOU! i remember Rashid 's too! found so much amazing music there -- books too 🐱🐱 will not be home in time to listen live! but will definitely catch the archives!
	6:53pm Gary: Hi, Slugluv1313! So happy to share here and see someone who remembers!
	7:00pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Gary and all!
	🇰🇷 7:00pm chresti: Hi Gary Bodega show!
	7:00pm Gary: Howdy, James!
	7:01pm Gary: Hey there, Chresti!
	7:03pm peter: hello Gary & co!
	7:04pm Rich in Washington: Greetings, Gary! Hi everyone!
	7:04pm Gary: Hey there, Peter and Rich! Peter, did you ever make it over to Rashid's?
	7:05pm caroline from atlanta: hey all!
	7:06pm peter: i never did, sadly! this was the one over near Court St.?
	7:07pm Gary: Caroline, welcome! Yes, Peter, that's the one
	🇰🇷 7:09pm WR: Hi Gary and assembled bodegans.
	7:09pm peter: what year did it close? i think i recall walking by it when I was living in Brooklyn circa 2011 and marveling, but could have been during an earlier visit
	7:11pm Gary: Man, that's a great question. I honestly do not know the year it closed. I moved to Queens in 2010 and I think it was still around then, but I honestly can't remember my last visit there.
	7:11pm Gary: WR, come on in!
	7:12pm peter: whoa you had only been in Queens a year or so when we met up?
	7:14pm Gary: Yes! I moved to New York in 1997, spent the first few months in Manhattan, then Bronx, then Brooklyn before moving here
	7:15pm Gary: I think my first visit to Rashid's was in 1997, soon after I moved here
	7:16pm rw: Good afternoon! I'm pretty sure I can hear Gary singing along in the studio.
	7:16pm peter: I'm seeing a Yelp review from 2012 if that's any indication..
	7:17pm rw: He's a little off key, but he seems to be having a good time.
	7:17pm Gary: RW! Yes, that's helpful, or yelpful
	7:17pm Gary: I'm strive for being an off-key good time
	7:18pm peter: yeah, I recall walking by after a visit to Sahadi's.. it must have been closed for the day; don't know why else I wouldn't have stopped in!!
	7:19pm Gary: It seems unlikely you wouldn't unless they had an anti-Peter magnet pointed at you which also seems unlikely, so I'm going to guess it was closed as well
	7:23pm StringOFperils: Hi Gary! Loving this show!!
	7:24pm drowsy: The future sounds good and sounding very good now Gary!
	7:25pm tim abdellah: ٱلسَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ Gary and hbabi
	🇰🇷 7:26pm WR: Arabic films. I have not explored to any extent. Would like to see films which includes music like you are featuring.
	7:30pm Gary: Well hello there, StringOFperils, Drowsy, and Tim! WR, I have only seen one Arabic film with music like this, starring Abel Halim Hafez, and it was soooo good
	7:46pm northguineahills: on timish for me....
	7:52pm Gary: NGH, nice to see you!
	7:53pm Listener Gregory: Tuned in for dinner. No idea what is going on, but it sounds good.
	7:54pm Gary: Bon appétit, Gregory!
	7:55pm peter: This track is excellent
	7:55pm Gary: Hani Shenoda!
	7:55pm caroline from atlanta: +1
	🇰🇷 7:59pm chresti: Now I listen with earbuds and a frozen bottle around my neck
	🇰🇷 8:02pm chresti: at the kitchen table media center with some lentil and hummus
	🇰🇷 8:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! Good to be here @ last...
	🇰🇷 8:03pm chresti: *and coffee
	8:04pm ironybread: Hi Gary! Research obsessions are what life is about!!
	8:05pm Gary: RevRab and Ironybread! Say YES to OBSESSING over your cough RESEARCH cough rekkids
	🇰🇷 8:15pm WR: The Nagat al Saghira tracks don't grab me viscerally but do sound unique compared to what I've heard.
	🇰🇷 8:15pm chresti: And what a life!
	8:16pm Listener Gregory: Gary, glad to hear you admit to buying a record because it was cheap. I listen to this show for the same reason.
	8:17pm Gary: Most of what I bought over the years was b/c cheap! Especially the CDs and cassettes
	🇰🇷 8:19pm chresti: That's one of the bonuses of research obsession.
	🇰🇷 8:21pm chresti: *cheap prices
	8:21pm northguineahills: the only arab store i remember on Atlantic Ave was on the south side of the street, and by the 2010s, in was closed....
	8:23pm Zipperhead7: Hi Gary and Bodegans! Ah yes,the perils of research. Infinite regression . . . in an attempt to get all information on a given topic, you practically end up when the first fish crawled out of the water. And THEN there's the peril of being intimidated by people far more knowledgeable than you. I've abandoned a bunch of projects for those reasons. But any work worth a damn begins out of an obsession.
	8:24pm Gary: Zipperhead!
	8:29pm Listener Gregory: I can assure everyone that I enjoy this show a great deal without doing any research or, indeed, having any idea what is playing. Once I try to find those things out for some music, the rabbit hole of research keeps getting deeper and never ends.
	8:30pm drowsy: Even cheap stuff can evaporate savings quickly in the name of science! Grateful that Gary and others share the fruits with us here.
	8:30pm Matt: What a show. Glad to have stumbled into it.
	8:30pm StringOFperils: Research? Just call it Search. What the object is, I don't know. Completion? Oneness with the tuniverse?
	8:30pm Gary: I have poet friends -- well, one poet friend -- who, when I offered to give him some music on CD, he looked scared and said, "No, oh, no no, I can't -- I would just be lost"
	8:31pm Gary: Matt! Nice to see you
	8:31pm Matt: I've listened before - but really think I'm catching a special one here.
	8:32pm Zipperhead7: One project I wanted to write on was the Tower of David (Torre de David), which was intended to be the anchor of aWall Street-style development in Caracas. But construction halted and it turned into the world's first highrise favela. Media accounts used it as a blank screen to project hopes and fears regarding late modernity. It's a great story waiting to be told
	8:33pm northguineahills: research? I've spent this show trying to figure out what happened to Atlantic Ave, like, wtf happened to Hank's Saloon? sniff.
	8:33pm Gary: Oh wow, Zip. I feel like I have seen reference to something like that, either there in Caracas, or Bagota maybe? I dunno
	8:34pm Zipperhead7: Yeah it was Caracas. If you do a web search you see some amazing pictures. Squatting/reclamation is such a rich topic
	8:35pm northguineahills: now i want an arepa....
	8:35pm Gary: Yes, I dont know why I had it in my head as bogota
	8:38pm Listener Gregory: I would save it for the end.
	8:39pm Zipperhead7: I'm with Gregory -- good to hiphop off to bed!
	8:42pm drowsy: to be chuffed is a squad goal here.
	8:44pm Listener Gregory: This is much like the primary election I just voted in, where I was the only voter for some contests. High bailiff is an important position, people!!
	8:45pm Gary: Haha
	8:47pm Gary: Hey, while I have you kids here, how do you feel about me doing a two- or three-show run of nothing but African 78s? Like, six or nine hours of that spread out over three weeks. Hot? or Bot?
	8:49pm Zipperhead7: That would be supercool, Gary! Hot hot hot!!!
	8:49pm Gary: The importance of voting in action
	8:49pm StringOFperils: Sounds like six or nine hours of greatness to me.
	8:50pm Listener Gregory: That sounds good.
	8:53pm zzz: re: hank’s saloon, recently went to a show at roulette after a bunch of years and was sad to see hanks saloon boarded up. had the pleasure of seeing wfmu’s own jesse jarnow play a gig there.x @Gary, love the idea of African 78s show(s). I’m im planning to play hooky from work tomorrow and check out African Record Center. anyone ever been?
	8:55pm Gary: Zzz, nice! Yes, I've been there, but not for maybe 10 years.
	9:00pm tim abdellah: African 78s sounds fab!
	9:00pm northguineahills: @zzz: when I lived in Bed-Stuy, I never ventured that far over (this was 2000-2003) by the 2010s when i biked over there regularly, it was verboten for me to buy recs., however, on fulton st, there used to be Kulture Lion, which had the best jamaican vinyl selection on Fulton and Washington (which sadly closed around 2006).
	9:01pm Gary: I should say that they are not MY 78s, but compilations drawn from collections by people what collect 78s (i.e., not me)
	9:02pm northguineahills: is 3am Behkeh Bil Sokout part of the klf collective (3am eternal)?
	9:03pm Gary: Haha, I misposted that, NGH
	9:04pm zzz: kulture lion sounds awesome, too bad. have also been wanting to check out Moodies in the bronx, last time i had some time and went over it was closed
	9:04pm Listener Gregory: I really like this piece.
	9:05pm Gary: And it's a pronunciation thing, the "3" gets the "ain" ع I think.
	9:05pm Gary: This Asalah track is like buttah
	9:11pm coelacanth∅: greetings Gary and all
	9:11pm Gary: Coelacanth!
	9:14pm zzz: yo coela
	🇰🇷 9:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Needless to say this is extraordinary & appreciated.
	9:15pm Zipperhead7: Hi Coela! I was talking with my friend who had the Mustang II and we had a good laugh -- the glove box was crammed full of moist towelettes and bad lottery tickets
	9:18pm tim abdellah: Ooh this Najwa is great!
	9:19pm Gary: Super-hearts for Najwa Karam -- also, the woman at Rashid's often reminded me that Najwa was her favorite singer
	9:21pm coelacanth∅: 'evening(?) zzz
	9:22pm drowsy: Adding to the tally, I would be excited about the African 78s thing, if you are! How late do those run? 30s?
	9:22pm coelacanth∅: hey Zipperhead! ha - was that my ex's car?!
	🇰🇷 9:27pm chresti: ollyaunce francais
	🇰🇷 9:29pm chresti: or ollyawnce
	9:30pm Gary: thank you, Chresti! I need a Chresti app for when I need to pronounce the francais
	9:30pm tim abdellah: are sheev de la musique are robb
	9:31pm northguineahills: ollie oxen francais..... (is that what we yelled in hide & seek?)
	9:32pm Gary: Oh I need a Tim app too!
	9:33pm tim abdellah: Doesn't the Google lady pronounce foreign languages if you type in the text?
	9:34pm tim abdellah: In Google Translate
	9:35pm Gary: She does but I have so little time between working all day (I didn't stop until 6:00pm-something today) and then doin the show I typically don't have time to toss the words in. And, even if I did, would I remember? I fear I would not. Tho, of course, there's always "doin' the Google translate lady while on air"!
	9:35pm Gary: ... as it were.
	9:36pm northguineahills: what voice translates tolkein elvish to klingon?
	9:48pm drowsy: Facebook would snitch on you Gary if you did that.
	🇰🇷 9:55pm chresti: something about waterbeds on the first one
	9:55pm northguineahills: thanks, Gary!!!!
	🇰🇷 9:56pm chresti: *google translate
	9:56pm tim abdellah: Oh damn, she's adding all the little tashkils that you only pronounce if you're speaking in highfalutin standard Arabic!
	9:57pm Gary: haha, THAT's why she's doin that
	9:57pm coelacanth∅: i think it's "war baton"
	9:57pm Listener Gregory: @drowsy, I believe that 78s were still used in Africa into the 60s. Chris Alberteyn (sp?) played a bunch on Doug’s show and explained that.
	9:58pm Gary: Hey Kids! Stick around after this mess for Sam Segal and If You Lose Your Horse! Tonight's episode: "We Also Collaborate with Horses" wfmu.org...
	9:58pm tim abdellah: Yeah, probably not a good idea to follow her lead for Arabic. French is probably OK though
	🇰🇷 9:58pm chresti: haha, thanks Gary!
	9:58pm Listener Gregory: Excellent show, Gary. I’m glad you do research so I don’t have to. Thanks!
	9:58pm tim abdellah: Thanks for the trip down Atlantic Ave, Gary! G'nite all!
	9:59pm caroline from atlanta: great stuff tonight, thank ya gary!
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Gary!
	🇰🇷 9:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Gary ~
	9:59pm Zipperhead7: That was a quick hiphop set, Gary! Thanks for sharing all this fierce, wonderful music
	10:00pm drowsy: Thanks LGregory! And Gary this was a great one!
	10:00pm Gary: Night, everyone! And thanks!
	🇰🇷 10:00pm WR: Thank you Gary. wonderful music, wonderful programming. wonderful wonderful. (no I'm not Lawrence Welk)
	10:40pm StringOFperils: Missed the last bit, but thanks!!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from August 10, 2022

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