WFMU: Fool's Paradise with Rex: Playlist from April 6, 2024

Listener comments!
	1:02pm P-90: Don’t shiv Ira please
	1:02pm ironybread: mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama
	🌮 1:03pm Bruce S.: FOOLS PARADISE IS ON THE AIR!
	🌮 1:03pm William Hellfire: Hi fools!
	1:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...geeet ahn with it !...
	1:04pm Marley P. Dogg: Good afternoon Rex-o-phones!
	1:05pm estebangrande: hi rex and us foolish
	🌮 1:05pm Erin Hellfire: ↳ Song: "Earthquake" by "Lori-Ann" 👏
	1:06pm Andres: A vocal in the instro block is a little bit jarring but it is topical so therefore highly appropriate. And it swings.
	🌮 1:06pm Mailman Tom: Jacqueline Dalya may be the most obscure actress to ever grace the Fool's Paradise Memorial Playlist!
	1:07pm Jeech the Jooch: ↳ Song: "Earthquake" by "Lori-Ann" An excellent choice. Nothin' other than an earthquake to get rockin' by.
	🌮 1:07pm Erin Hellfire: ↳ Song: "Earthquake" by "Marlene & The Debonettes" Hahaha yes.
	1:07pm estebangrande: shakin' all over?
	1:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Other DJs : ...'couldn't find my Earthquake themed rekkids'... Rex : 'Hold my seismograph'...
	1:09pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Something's up! The first set is not guitar instrumentals!
	🌮 1:09pm Erin Hellfire: ↳ Song: "Earthquake" by "The Customs" Omg hahaha
	1:09pm Triple G: Hi Rex and all . . . a fitting opening set
	🌮 1:09pm Bruce S.: yeah new york was quakin and shakin
	🌮 1:09pm Tony in Durham NC: Is this about...an earthquake?
	1:10pm Pedro in Arlington: We all should now be required to work from a minor league ballpark in Sacramento.
	1:10pm captain mike: Earthquake! In Sensaround for Pete’s Sake circa 1975!
	1:11pm Joe non Papa: I figured that my California relatives were laughing at what us Easterners were calling an earthquake!
	🌮 1:12pm The Butterman: Shakin’ fit! Hi y’all.
	🌮 1:12pm Bruce S.: ↳ captain mike @1:10 we're getting down in sensaround
	1:12pm Jeech the Jooch: I saw Earthquake in Sens-o-round. The loud bass hurt my sternum. Was Towering Inferno in Sens-o-round, too? I saw that also.
	1:13pm captain mike: Worked in a theatre for Earthquake film run 3 giant bass speakers did the trick
	1:14pm Andres: I saw both those disaster movies when they made their way to tv. I felt the drama but not the rumble.
	1:14pm DjLorraine: What's shakin' y'all
	🌮 1:14pm Erin Hellfire: REXXXXXX!!!!!
	1:14pm Jeech the Jooch: ↳ captain mike @1:13 Did you have any heart-attack victims?
	🌮 1:15pm Bruce S.: was the posiedon adventure also in sense o round?
	🌮 1:15pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Jeech the Jooch @1:12 They'd have to pump smoke into the theater, maybe turn up the furnace.
	1:15pm Blank Slate: ↳ Erin Hellfire @1:14 We get it already - sheesh.
	1:15pm davefromtoronto: todays challenge - don't start drinking during the show.
	🌮 1:16pm Tony in Durham NC: ↳ davefromtoronto @1:15 Nooooooooooooo! No.
	1:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Joe non Papa @1:11 Indeed. Fewer but they travel farther in the East cause our bedrock's more solid. & ya never know when they start up...
	1:17pm ironybread: Clearly Friday's earthquake was God's judgment against BW Furlong & Associates and their adjacent pond. #TewksburyNJ #OldTurnpikeRd
	1:17pm captain mike: Midway WW2 flick was another sensurround rumbler
	1:18pm davefromtoronto: i saw "Earthquake" in the theatre with the real authentic sensoround or however you spell it.
	1:18pm Mare: ↳ Song: "Earthquake" by "Lori-Ann" Awesome!! I didn’t realize all the quakin’ shakin’ rockin’ rollin’ tunes that were out there!!
	1:20pm captain mike: No heart attack victims Sensurround died out after Rollercoaster Giant Speakers in the theatre stayed in the Re for years doing SFA
	🌮 1:20pm Bruce S.: ↳ Erin Hellfire @1:14 you go girl!
	1:20pm What?: Sensurround involved the installation of large, low frequency, horn-loaded speakers which contained specially designed 18-inch Cerwin-Vega Model 189 ES drivers in custom black wood cabinets. Three horn configurations were available, Model-C (Corner), Model-W (Folded Bass Bin) and Model-M (Modular). The Model-C and -M horns required stacking in groups of four, increasing effective horn mouth size to achieve the low frequency target. They came with special extenders used to widen the mouths of the horns and take advantage of the theater walls to further increase low frequency extension. The Model-M horn had a dedicated "Mouth-Extender" available when it was used in the front of the theater. While installation was customized and varied in each theater, the Sensurround horns were typically placed beneath the screen in front and in the back corners of the theater. Often, rows or sections of seats would have to be removed to make room for the large Sensurround horns. In large theaters, up to 20 individual horns might be used along with custom-built bat wings and mouth extenders.
	1:20pm Jeech the Jooch: I was Brentwood, Cali in June 1995 for a 4.9. No Californians in LA were laughing about it then.
	1:20pm Kitschy Mama: ↳ Song: "Can't Find the Door Knob" by "Jimmie and Johnny" Such a favorite
	🌮 1:20pm Mailman Tom: ↳ Song: "Can't Find the Door Knob" by "Jimmie and Johnny" One of the finest Rockabilly records ever recorded
	🌮 1:21pm Erin Hellfire: ↳ Bruce S. @1:20 ❤❤❤
	1:21pm Brez: Can't find the door knob -- story of my life...!
	1:22pm Blissland: time for some bop, slop, & schlock
	1:22pm davefromtoronto: i saw a midnight screening of texas chainsaw massacre and they had some guy burst through the exit drapes and run up the aisle swinging a real chainsaw!
	1:22pm Jeech the Jooch: ↳ davefromtoronto @1:18 I think "Sensurround" is correct.
	1:23pm Space Ghost: 1971, 1987 and 1994 shakes in the basin. How do you think this was created!? Great pools to skate!
	1:23pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Jeech the Jooch @1:22 thanks. it's been a while.
	🌮 1:24pm William Hellfire: ↳ davefromtoronto @1:22 Awesome! Erin and I saw TCM introduced by director Johnathan Demi who had his 14 year old daughter there and she started screaming during the hook scene. Loud screaming.
	🌮 1:26pm Bruce S.: Rex you're shakin and bakin quakin and breakin
	1:27pm davefromtoronto: ↳ William Hellfire @1:24 i love that film! what a great low budget sleazy vibe it had. needs to be seen in a theatre for full effect.
	1:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: True tho that tremors are continuous in CA. Lived in Santa Barbara - & you'd scope the Sunday LA Times. On the back everywhere else you gotcher Weather Map. Out there it's for epicenters & magnitudes. Every week.
	🌮 1:29pm Mailman Tom: I met Gunnar Hansen (Leatherface) and he signed and inscribed an 8x10 glossy for me!
	1:30pm John L: For some reason Jacqueline Dalya was misidentified as Rita Hayworth in a documentary extra on the Treasure Of The Sierra Madre DVD, claiming she made a cameo as a favor to John Huston. If I remember correctly, a couple of talking heads swore it was Hayworth, though it didn't look anything like her. Now a quick Google of Jacqueline Dalya has revealed the truth I always suspected. I feel vindicated! Not that anyone cares but me.
	🌮 1:30pm Bruce S.: ↳ Mailman Tom @1:29 save that, mucho dinero for that I think
	1:31pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Mailman Tom @1:29 whoa - that's horror movie royalty right there!
	1:31pm Space Ghost: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @1:29 Every day of the week, thank ring of fire! 1933 changed everything around here. Ignore everything less than five!
	🌮 1:31pm Mailman Tom: ↳ Bruce S. @1:30 It's one of my most treasured possessions!
	1:32pm Tommy in Neversink: Only Rex would have a set of earthquake songs at the ready
	1:34pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "So Tired Of Crying" by "Curtis Gordon" these 3rd rate hank williams are so great!
	🌮 1:35pm Tony in Durham NC: Can we order some egg foo yung?
	🌮 1:38pm Bruce S.: Jacqueline Dalya's name reminded me of the movie The Blue Dahlia with William Bendix, and that reminded me of the movie the Blue Gardenia with Richard Conti I don't know why I'm posting this
	🌮 1:40pm William Hellfire: Mighty Joe and Blood Mania both great flicks!
	🌮 1:40pm The Butterman: Ima fo that to Rex if I ever see him.
	🌮 1:41pm The Butterman: ↳ The Butterman @1:40 Not really, of course
	1:42pm Clutch your pearls!: 3.8m!? Don't make me laugh! 1933 6.4m, 1971 6.5m, 1987 5.9m, 1994 6.7m !
	🌮 1:42pm Hubig Pie: ↳ William Hellfire @1:40 Is Blood Mania a work of art like Blood Feast?
	1:43pm rx "rexy" scabin: Good afternoon, Rex and Everyone.
	1:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "I've Got My Eyes On The World" by "Charles Walker" ...but we listen to the Rolling Stones ...because ??
	1:45pm Blissland: I can feeeeeeeeeeeeeel the fire
	🌮 1:46pm Bruce S.: ↳ Song: "I've Got My Eyes On The World" by "Charles Walker" oh man,how do you find these records?
	1:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thuh WOOOVF
	🌮 1:48pm William Hellfire: ↳ Hubig Pie @1:42 It's not crazy like that!
	1:48pm Andres: I am wondering if an earthquake can even be felt in a fur lined bunker miles below the earth’s surface.
	1:49pm Clutch your pearls!: 1989 SF was 6.9m and short of getting crushed by a freeway above your head or dropping down a bridge deck holet, there was major damage in Santa Cruz! Rex was watching a ball game at the time wirh his candle!
	🌮 1:50pm Bruce S.: ↳ Song: "Oh-Oh" by "Eddie Bo" oh man this is the shit
	1:52pm Andres: ↳ Bruce S. @1:50 Agreed. Real deal!
	1:52pm davefromtoronto: oh man what a drop!
	1:54pm I'm with the banned: 😂 😂 the Daniels brothers 😂
	🌮 1:54pm Bruce S.: sometimes people start having dreams the following night after they contact the Daniels Brothers
	1:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: But can they Solve them.
	1:55pm Clutch your pearls!: Cypress Street Viaduct in SF , It replaced an earlier single-deck viaduct constructed in the 1930s as one of the approaches to the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge. It was located along Cypress Street between 7th Street and Interstate 80 in the West Oakland neighborhood. It officially opened to traffic on June 11, 1957, and was in use until October 17, 1989. At approximately 5:04 p.m. that day, a magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck the Bay Area, resulting in a large portion of the freeway's upper deck collapsing onto the lower deck. The collapse killed 42 people and resulted in the subsequent demolition of the structure
	🌮 1:56pm William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "The Graveyards Full Of Your Type" by "Juanita Str... My type too!
	1:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: But who needs to get in or out of a major City in a disaster.
	1:57pm davefromtoronto: i had a dream i was at city babacue with the daniels brothers and the special of the day was herbal sesstimula...
	🌮 1:58pm William Hellfire: ↳ davefromtoronto @1:57 Problems solved!
	🌮 1:59pm The Butterman: I like to sprinkle a little erbah sesstimulah on my rib tip! Hiyo!!!!!!
	1:59pm florida: didn't need the brothers , divorced that nitemare
	🌮 2:08pm Mailman Tom: ↳ Song: "Teenage Rock" by "Ronnie Jones and The Classmates" This one really swings!
	🌮 2:10pm Bruce S.: Little "Butchie" Saunders and His Buddies
	🌮 2:10pm William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "I Wanna Holler" by "Little "Butchie" Saunders And... Teen-sploitation rock!
	2:11pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "I Wanna Holler" by "Little "Butchie" Saunders And... check that kids i.d.
	2:12pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Don't Stop Dan" by "The Checkers" filthy!
	2:13pm Andres: ↳ Song: "Don't Stop Dan" by "The Checkers" Thurl adjacent vocal.
	2:17pm Wrongway Feldman: We just had an mid-sized earthquake here in the Bay Area...better play a few more quake-themed sides for us!
	🌮 2:17pm Bruce S.: ↳ Song: "Me Make Um Pow Wow" by "The Five Keys" this is special
	2:17pm davefromtoronto: i have reservations about these pretendian tunes...
	🌮 2:18pm William Hellfire: ↳ davefromtoronto @2:17 Haha!
	2:18pm davefromtoronto: ↳ William Hellfire @2:18 lol
	2:19pm estebangrande: the impressions
	2:21pm davefromtoronto: life imitates art!
	🌮 2:21pm Tony in Durham NC: Actually, we did have a good run, Rex!
	2:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ' 3.4 Berkeley '
	2:21pm Billybob: ↳ Clutch your pearls! @1:49 I had dropped a friend off at Candlestick earlier that day, then later on, found myself at the foot of the Bay Bridge after that portion collapsed. I had to actually back down the Bay Bridge in order to get off at First (or Front St). Took 2 hrs to get from downtown to my own place in the Sunset District. Fun times. Never actually felt that quake.
	2:23pm Clutch your pearls!: ↳ Billybob @2:21 Rex dropped his beer at candle, not sure if his team won that day or not!
	2:24pm John L: It's the end of the world...www.youtube.com...
	2:25pm Clutch your pearls!: ↳ Billybob @2:21 Was your power on when you got home finally?
	🌮 2:26pm Bruce S.: ↳ John L @2:24 good one!
	2:27pm Edward Tellerhands: ↳ Clutch your pearls! @1:55 After the '89 San Fran quake, Roger Corman hired a camera crew and a no-name actor to pick thru the rubble, so he could build a movie around that footage later.
	2:28pm florida: the 50 states b shakin all over
	2:28pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Is every version of "I've Had It" great?
	2:28pm davefromtoronto: the IQ of this show just plummeted with this set.
	2:28pm Clutch your pearls!: ↳ Edward Tellerhands @2:27 I would love to see the cutting room footage!
	🌮 2:30pm Bruce S.: the contract dosen't say you'll come out alive
	🌮 2:31pm William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "Babba Diddy Baby" by "The Heart Attacks" Spastic!
	2:31pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Bruce S. @2:30 it's in the fine print.
	2:32pm Billybob: The '89 quake happened at 5:04pm. For years following the quake, one could spot an early 80s lime green Cutlass with the rear half of the car totally crushed from a brick wall having fallen on it in the Haight---still driving around! The owner had the plates personalized to say "5:04pm". There's pics of the car on the 'net. Just Google "5:04pm earthquake car" (or something like that.
	🌮 2:32pm Bruce S.: I would lovee to hear it's only a matter of time before he drinks himself right out of radio again sometime
	2:32pm John L: ↳ Bruce S. @2:26 Maybe a Karl Swenson Memorial Playlist someday. He appeared in two films I watched recently, Seconds and The Hanging Tree. And I use his The Birds quote quite often.
	🌮 2:32pm William Hellfire: Was that Pat Paulson?
	🌮 2:34pm Bruce S.: ↳ John L @2:32 Both great movies especially seconds I think
	2:36pm Billybob: Nope. Power was out. Thankfully, I saw a beam of light coming from a nearby Safeway. They were letting people in, two at a time. While everyone else was stocking up on candles and flashlights and batteries, I had different priorities---cigarettes!! 🤪😆
	2:37pm P-90: finally some relief for us would-be Twisters
	2:37pm John L: ↳ Bruce S. @2:34 Seconds freaked me out when I was a kid. I think I first saw it on the ABC Sunday Night Movie, or something like it.
	2:37pm Clutch your pearls: ↳ Billybob @2:32 That is the California I want back!
	2:37pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Pete Myers! Mad Daddy!
	🌮 2:38pm Mailman Tom: ↳ Bruce S. @2:32 I would love to hear the Mosleys on the program again.
	2:38pm Clutch your pearls: ↳ Billybob @2:36 Did you get a pack or case?
	2:39pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Teen Twist" by "Terry Miller and the Rockin' Robb... wow - who let him on the mic?
	2:40pm Clutch your pearls: ..is that the safeway next to the muni tracks?
	2:40pm davefromtoronto: it's like karaoke at a toga party.
	🌮 2:40pm Bruce S.: ↳ John L @2:37 me too Seconds had that John Frankenheimer sense of Paranoia and dread it was great
	2:42pm Andres: Brian Wilson did not care for Seconds.
	2:43pm florida: fukin rex
	2:43pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Andres @2:42 i was gonna say that!
	2:43pm John L: ↳ Bruce S. @2:40 James Wong Howe's camera work was a huge plus.
	2:44pm Billybob: ↳ Clutch your pearls @2:37 I loved SF in those days. I was there from '80 to '02. Had my day job in an office, my fun job working the door to a comedy club, both in the Haight. Parties were every weekend, punk clubs all week. Great place in those days! Sigh.
	2:45pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: I am Joe's heart...
	2:46pm Billybob: ↳ Clutch your pearls @2:40 The J Church ran along that street but then turned. Did you live there?
	🌮 2:47pm Bruce S.: ↳ John L @2:43 yes absolutely,now I want to see it again
	🌮 2:48pm William Hellfire: ↳ Bruce S. @2:47 Seconds is playing the Roxy April 25. NYC.
	2:48pm Billybob: ↳ Clutch your pearls @2:40 Sorry, not the J Church. It was the N Judah.
	2:50pm DjLorraine: ↳ Billybob @2:44 I used to frequent a comedy club and listen to both shows back to back and it was amazing how the comedian would rephrase a joke or timing to work the crowd's reaction.
	2:50pm Clutch your pearls: ↳ Billybob @2:46 No, just skated the curb at that Safeway circa 1989. The track behind the building. J chuch - good to know! Dirty Harry took a PCC car ride on that line! You got at a good time ! Place really went to hell !
	🌮 2:51pm Bruce S.: ↳ William Hellfire @2:48 maybe the taco gang should meet up and see the show
	2:51pm Clutch your pearls: N judah! Scratch my comment on church!
	🌮 2:51pm William Hellfire: I'm getting the denim vests made!
	2:54pm Billybob: ↳ DjLorraine @2:50 Yes. I worked the door on open mic nights for 5 years. By the time I left, I had figured I'd seen 11,000 sets of comedy. It was a big era for up and coming comedians in the early 80s. Even the experienced ones (think Robin Williams) would hone their acts doing open mic.
	🌮 2:55pm The Butterman: Was doing backbreaking landscaping outside during the show which sucked. Rex helped. I guess I won’t grab him by the ankles.
	2:56pm radioronan: Thanks Rex..until next time..
	2:56pm Billybob: ↳ Clutch your pearls @2:50 That was probably the Safeway on Market. There were skateboarders back there as I recall. Also, a funeral home.
	🌮 2:57pm Mailman Tom: Thanks, Rex!
	2:57pm 🖤 d a r c y 🌈: Whoa this one sounds good @rivingtons
	🌮 2:57pm William Hellfire: Great show Rex! So much fun! Have a wonderful Saturday fools!
	🌮 2:57pm Bruce S.: excellent show Rexo, as always be well everyone see ya next time
	2:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Rex ~
	2:59pm DjLorraine: Thanks Rex!
	2:59pm Clutch your pearls: ↳ Billybob @2:56 Could be.. houses across little street on side of building.
	2:59pm Andres: Thanks, Rex!
	🌮 3:00pm Tony in Durham NC: Another great 2 hour excursion to nowhere!
	3:00pm rx "rexy" scabin: Thank you, Rex and Everyone.
	🌮 3:00pm Garrity: Hi Rex Bye Rex

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Artist	Track	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Lori-Ann	Earthquake "Earthquake" by "Lori-Ann"	Melron		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Marlene & The Debonettes	Earthquake	Sunburst		0:05:09 (Pop-up)
The Customs	Earthquake "Earthquake" by "The Customs"	Arlene		0:07:10 (Pop-up)
Blue Ervin	Alaka Earthquake "Alaka Earthquake" by "Blue Ervin"	Nashville		0:10:08 (Pop-up)
Pete & Jimmy	So Wild "So Wild" by "Pete & Jimmy"	Castle		0:15:04 (Pop-up)
Jimmie and Johnny	Can't Find the Door Knob	D		0:17:33 (Pop-up)
Chuck Harrod and The Anteaters	They Wanna Fight	Champion		0:19:33 (Pop-up)
Joe Clay	Cracker Jack "Cracker Jack" by "Joe Clay"	Vik		0:22:04 (Pop-up)
Danny Dill	I'm Hungry For Your Lovin'	ABC-Paramount		0:24:46 (Pop-up)
Kenny Loran	Top Man "Top Man" by "Kenny Loran"	Capitol		0:26:59 (Pop-up)
Webster Dunn Jr.	Black And White Shoes	Dunmar		0:29:14 (Pop-up)
Curtis Gordon	So Tired Of Crying "So Tired Of Crying" by "Curtis Gordon"	Mercury		0:31:05 (Pop-up)
Charles Walker	I've Got My Eyes On The World	Ensign		0:41:13 (Pop-up)
Satch Arnold	On The Run "On The Run" by "Satch Arnold"	Louis		0:44:24 (Pop-up)
Howlin Wolf	I Don't Know "I Don't Know" by "Howlin Wolf"	Chess		0:45:26 (Pop-up)
Eddie Bo	Oh-Oh "Oh-Oh" by "Eddie Bo"	Chess		0:47:54 (Pop-up)
El Pauling And The Royalton	Solid Rock	Federal		0:50:58 (Pop-up)
Juanita Strong	The Graveyards Full Of Your Type	Progress		0:53:17 (Pop-up)
Freddy DeBoe	Savage "Savage" by "Freddy DeBoe"	Fine Wine Records	A new 45 release from WFMU's own Mr Finewine!!	0:55:52 (Pop-up)
Ray & Lindy	Big Betty "Big Betty" by "Ray & Lindy"	Atco		1:03:28 (Pop-up)
Ronnie Jones and The Classmates	Teenage Rock	End		1:04:07 (Pop-up)
Little "Butchie" Saunders And His Buddies	I Wanna Holler	Herald		1:06:42 (Pop-up)
The Checkers	Don't Stop Dan "Don't Stop Dan" by "The Checkers"	King		1:09:23 (Pop-up)
The Lamplighters	Salty Dog "Salty Dog" by "The Lamplighters"	Federal		1:12:06 (Pop-up)
The Five Keys	Me Make Um Pow Wow "Me Make Um Pow Wow" by "The Five Keys"	Capitol		1:14:52 (Pop-up)
"King" Zbornick Jr	I Like It Like That	Parade		1:23:23 (Pop-up)
Dick Watson & The Crescents	Be On The Lookout For The Woman	Gone		1:24:14 (Pop-up)
The Counts	You've Had It "You've Had It" by "The Counts"	BRB		1:27:46 (Pop-up)
The Heart Attacks	Babba Diddy Baby	Remus		1:29:09 (Pop-up)
Phil and the Catalinas	Bobby Layne	Olimpic		1:30:11 (Pop-up)
I.M. Joe	Is Your Name Joe? "Is Your Name Joe?" by "I.M. Joe"	Royalty		1:32:30 (Pop-up)
Terry Miller and the Rockin' Robbins	Teen Twist	E.D.S.		1:36:26 (Pop-up)
"Froggy" Landers and the Cough Drops	River Rock (Part 1)	Ensign		1:38:47 (Pop-up)
The Fabulous Four	Oop-Shoobie-Doop Bam-a-Lam	Melic		1:46:17 (Pop-up)
Four Roses and A Thorn	Gran'Ma Doing The Bird	O-Job-Co		1:47:42 (Pop-up)
The Vibrations	Cave Man "Cave Man" by "The Vibrations"	Checker		1:50:04 (Pop-up)
The Krack Potts	Theme From The Krack Potters Suite	Noble		1:52:29 (Pop-up)
The Rivingtons	I'm Losing My Grip	Liberty		1:54:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:02pm P-90: Don’t shiv Ira please
	1:02pm ironybread: mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama mama
	🌮 1:03pm Bruce S.: FOOLS PARADISE IS ON THE AIR!
	🌮 1:03pm William Hellfire: Hi fools!
	1:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...geeet ahn with it !...
	1:04pm Marley P. Dogg: Good afternoon Rex-o-phones!
	1:05pm estebangrande: hi rex and us foolish
	🌮 1:05pm Erin Hellfire: ↳ Song: "Earthquake" by "Lori-Ann" 👏
	1:06pm Andres: A vocal in the instro block is a little bit jarring but it is topical so therefore highly appropriate. And it swings.
	🌮 1:06pm Mailman Tom: Jacqueline Dalya may be the most obscure actress to ever grace the Fool's Paradise Memorial Playlist!
	1:07pm Jeech the Jooch: ↳ Song: "Earthquake" by "Lori-Ann" An excellent choice. Nothin' other than an earthquake to get rockin' by.
	🌮 1:07pm Erin Hellfire: ↳ Song: "Earthquake" by "Marlene & The Debonettes" Hahaha yes.
	1:07pm estebangrande: shakin' all over?
	1:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Other DJs : ...'couldn't find my Earthquake themed rekkids'... Rex : 'Hold my seismograph'...
	1:09pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Something's up! The first set is not guitar instrumentals!
	🌮 1:09pm Erin Hellfire: ↳ Song: "Earthquake" by "The Customs" Omg hahaha
	1:09pm Triple G: Hi Rex and all . . . a fitting opening set
	🌮 1:09pm Bruce S.: yeah new york was quakin and shakin
	🌮 1:09pm Tony in Durham NC: Is this about...an earthquake?
	1:10pm Pedro in Arlington: We all should now be required to work from a minor league ballpark in Sacramento.
	1:10pm captain mike: Earthquake! In Sensaround for Pete’s Sake circa 1975!
	1:11pm Joe non Papa: I figured that my California relatives were laughing at what us Easterners were calling an earthquake!
	🌮 1:12pm The Butterman: Shakin’ fit! Hi y’all.
	🌮 1:12pm Bruce S.: ↳ captain mike @1:10 we're getting down in sensaround
	1:12pm Jeech the Jooch: I saw Earthquake in Sens-o-round. The loud bass hurt my sternum. Was Towering Inferno in Sens-o-round, too? I saw that also.
	1:13pm captain mike: Worked in a theatre for Earthquake film run 3 giant bass speakers did the trick
	1:14pm Andres: I saw both those disaster movies when they made their way to tv. I felt the drama but not the rumble.
	1:14pm DjLorraine: What's shakin' y'all
	🌮 1:14pm Erin Hellfire: REXXXXXX!!!!!
	1:14pm Jeech the Jooch: ↳ captain mike @1:13 Did you have any heart-attack victims?
	🌮 1:15pm Bruce S.: was the posiedon adventure also in sense o round?
	🌮 1:15pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Jeech the Jooch @1:12 They'd have to pump smoke into the theater, maybe turn up the furnace.
	1:15pm Blank Slate: ↳ Erin Hellfire @1:14 We get it already - sheesh.
	1:15pm davefromtoronto: todays challenge - don't start drinking during the show.
	🌮 1:16pm Tony in Durham NC: ↳ davefromtoronto @1:15 Nooooooooooooo! No.
	1:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Joe non Papa @1:11 Indeed. Fewer but they travel farther in the East cause our bedrock's more solid. & ya never know when they start up...
	1:17pm ironybread: Clearly Friday's earthquake was God's judgment against BW Furlong & Associates and their adjacent pond. #TewksburyNJ #OldTurnpikeRd
	1:17pm captain mike: Midway WW2 flick was another sensurround rumbler
	1:18pm davefromtoronto: i saw "Earthquake" in the theatre with the real authentic sensoround or however you spell it.
	1:18pm Mare: ↳ Song: "Earthquake" by "Lori-Ann" Awesome!! I didn’t realize all the quakin’ shakin’ rockin’ rollin’ tunes that were out there!!
	1:20pm captain mike: No heart attack victims Sensurround died out after Rollercoaster Giant Speakers in the theatre stayed in the Re for years doing SFA
	🌮 1:20pm Bruce S.: ↳ Erin Hellfire @1:14 you go girl!
	1:20pm What?: Sensurround involved the installation of large, low frequency, horn-loaded speakers which contained specially designed 18-inch Cerwin-Vega Model 189 ES drivers in custom black wood cabinets. Three horn configurations were available, Model-C (Corner), Model-W (Folded Bass Bin) and Model-M (Modular). The Model-C and -M horns required stacking in groups of four, increasing effective horn mouth size to achieve the low frequency target. They came with special extenders used to widen the mouths of the horns and take advantage of the theater walls to further increase low frequency extension. The Model-M horn had a dedicated "Mouth-Extender" available when it was used in the front of the theater. While installation was customized and varied in each theater, the Sensurround horns were typically placed beneath the screen in front and in the back corners of the theater. Often, rows or sections of seats would have to be removed to make room for the large Sensurround horns. In large theaters, up to 20 individual horns might be used along with custom-built bat wings and mouth extenders.
	1:20pm Jeech the Jooch: I was Brentwood, Cali in June 1995 for a 4.9. No Californians in LA were laughing about it then.
	1:20pm Kitschy Mama: ↳ Song: "Can't Find the Door Knob" by "Jimmie and Johnny" Such a favorite
	🌮 1:20pm Mailman Tom: ↳ Song: "Can't Find the Door Knob" by "Jimmie and Johnny" One of the finest Rockabilly records ever recorded
	🌮 1:21pm Erin Hellfire: ↳ Bruce S. @1:20 ❤❤❤
	1:21pm Brez: Can't find the door knob -- story of my life...!
	1:22pm Blissland: time for some bop, slop, & schlock
	1:22pm davefromtoronto: i saw a midnight screening of texas chainsaw massacre and they had some guy burst through the exit drapes and run up the aisle swinging a real chainsaw!
	1:22pm Jeech the Jooch: ↳ davefromtoronto @1:18 I think "Sensurround" is correct.
	1:23pm Space Ghost: 1971, 1987 and 1994 shakes in the basin. How do you think this was created!? Great pools to skate!
	1:23pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Jeech the Jooch @1:22 thanks. it's been a while.
	🌮 1:24pm William Hellfire: ↳ davefromtoronto @1:22 Awesome! Erin and I saw TCM introduced by director Johnathan Demi who had his 14 year old daughter there and she started screaming during the hook scene. Loud screaming.
	🌮 1:26pm Bruce S.: Rex you're shakin and bakin quakin and breakin
	1:27pm davefromtoronto: ↳ William Hellfire @1:24 i love that film! what a great low budget sleazy vibe it had. needs to be seen in a theatre for full effect.
	1:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: True tho that tremors are continuous in CA. Lived in Santa Barbara - & you'd scope the Sunday LA Times. On the back everywhere else you gotcher Weather Map. Out there it's for epicenters & magnitudes. Every week.
	🌮 1:29pm Mailman Tom: I met Gunnar Hansen (Leatherface) and he signed and inscribed an 8x10 glossy for me!
	1:30pm John L: For some reason Jacqueline Dalya was misidentified as Rita Hayworth in a documentary extra on the Treasure Of The Sierra Madre DVD, claiming she made a cameo as a favor to John Huston. If I remember correctly, a couple of talking heads swore it was Hayworth, though it didn't look anything like her. Now a quick Google of Jacqueline Dalya has revealed the truth I always suspected. I feel vindicated! Not that anyone cares but me.
	🌮 1:30pm Bruce S.: ↳ Mailman Tom @1:29 save that, mucho dinero for that I think
	1:31pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Mailman Tom @1:29 whoa - that's horror movie royalty right there!
	1:31pm Space Ghost: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @1:29 Every day of the week, thank ring of fire! 1933 changed everything around here. Ignore everything less than five!
	🌮 1:31pm Mailman Tom: ↳ Bruce S. @1:30 It's one of my most treasured possessions!
	1:32pm Tommy in Neversink: Only Rex would have a set of earthquake songs at the ready
	1:34pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "So Tired Of Crying" by "Curtis Gordon" these 3rd rate hank williams are so great!
	🌮 1:35pm Tony in Durham NC: Can we order some egg foo yung?
	🌮 1:38pm Bruce S.: Jacqueline Dalya's name reminded me of the movie The Blue Dahlia with William Bendix, and that reminded me of the movie the Blue Gardenia with Richard Conti I don't know why I'm posting this
	🌮 1:40pm William Hellfire: Mighty Joe and Blood Mania both great flicks!
	🌮 1:40pm The Butterman: Ima fo that to Rex if I ever see him.
	🌮 1:41pm The Butterman: ↳ The Butterman @1:40 Not really, of course
	1:42pm Clutch your pearls!: 3.8m!? Don't make me laugh! 1933 6.4m, 1971 6.5m, 1987 5.9m, 1994 6.7m !
	🌮 1:42pm Hubig Pie: ↳ William Hellfire @1:40 Is Blood Mania a work of art like Blood Feast?
	1:43pm rx "rexy" scabin: Good afternoon, Rex and Everyone.
	1:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "I've Got My Eyes On The World" by "Charles Walker" ...but we listen to the Rolling Stones ...because ??
	1:45pm Blissland: I can feeeeeeeeeeeeeel the fire
	🌮 1:46pm Bruce S.: ↳ Song: "I've Got My Eyes On The World" by "Charles Walker" oh man,how do you find these records?
	1:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thuh WOOOVF
	🌮 1:48pm William Hellfire: ↳ Hubig Pie @1:42 It's not crazy like that!
	1:48pm Andres: I am wondering if an earthquake can even be felt in a fur lined bunker miles below the earth’s surface.
	1:49pm Clutch your pearls!: 1989 SF was 6.9m and short of getting crushed by a freeway above your head or dropping down a bridge deck holet, there was major damage in Santa Cruz! Rex was watching a ball game at the time wirh his candle!
	🌮 1:50pm Bruce S.: ↳ Song: "Oh-Oh" by "Eddie Bo" oh man this is the shit
	1:52pm Andres: ↳ Bruce S. @1:50 Agreed. Real deal!
	1:52pm davefromtoronto: oh man what a drop!
	1:54pm I'm with the banned: 😂 😂 the Daniels brothers 😂
	🌮 1:54pm Bruce S.: sometimes people start having dreams the following night after they contact the Daniels Brothers
	1:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: But can they Solve them.
	1:55pm Clutch your pearls!: Cypress Street Viaduct in SF , It replaced an earlier single-deck viaduct constructed in the 1930s as one of the approaches to the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge. It was located along Cypress Street between 7th Street and Interstate 80 in the West Oakland neighborhood. It officially opened to traffic on June 11, 1957, and was in use until October 17, 1989. At approximately 5:04 p.m. that day, a magnitude 6.9 earthquake struck the Bay Area, resulting in a large portion of the freeway's upper deck collapsing onto the lower deck. The collapse killed 42 people and resulted in the subsequent demolition of the structure
	🌮 1:56pm William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "The Graveyards Full Of Your Type" by "Juanita Str... My type too!
	1:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: But who needs to get in or out of a major City in a disaster.
	1:57pm davefromtoronto: i had a dream i was at city babacue with the daniels brothers and the special of the day was herbal sesstimula...
	🌮 1:58pm William Hellfire: ↳ davefromtoronto @1:57 Problems solved!
	🌮 1:59pm The Butterman: I like to sprinkle a little erbah sesstimulah on my rib tip! Hiyo!!!!!!
	1:59pm florida: didn't need the brothers , divorced that nitemare
	🌮 2:08pm Mailman Tom: ↳ Song: "Teenage Rock" by "Ronnie Jones and The Classmates" This one really swings!
	🌮 2:10pm Bruce S.: Little "Butchie" Saunders and His Buddies
	🌮 2:10pm William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "I Wanna Holler" by "Little "Butchie" Saunders And... Teen-sploitation rock!
	2:11pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "I Wanna Holler" by "Little "Butchie" Saunders And... check that kids i.d.
	2:12pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Don't Stop Dan" by "The Checkers" filthy!
	2:13pm Andres: ↳ Song: "Don't Stop Dan" by "The Checkers" Thurl adjacent vocal.
	2:17pm Wrongway Feldman: We just had an mid-sized earthquake here in the Bay Area...better play a few more quake-themed sides for us!
	🌮 2:17pm Bruce S.: ↳ Song: "Me Make Um Pow Wow" by "The Five Keys" this is special
	2:17pm davefromtoronto: i have reservations about these pretendian tunes...
	🌮 2:18pm William Hellfire: ↳ davefromtoronto @2:17 Haha!
	2:18pm davefromtoronto: ↳ William Hellfire @2:18 lol
	2:19pm estebangrande: the impressions
	2:21pm davefromtoronto: life imitates art!
	🌮 2:21pm Tony in Durham NC: Actually, we did have a good run, Rex!
	2:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ' 3.4 Berkeley '
	2:21pm Billybob: ↳ Clutch your pearls! @1:49 I had dropped a friend off at Candlestick earlier that day, then later on, found myself at the foot of the Bay Bridge after that portion collapsed. I had to actually back down the Bay Bridge in order to get off at First (or Front St). Took 2 hrs to get from downtown to my own place in the Sunset District. Fun times. Never actually felt that quake.
	2:23pm Clutch your pearls!: ↳ Billybob @2:21 Rex dropped his beer at candle, not sure if his team won that day or not!
	2:24pm John L: It's the end of the world...www.youtube.com...
	2:25pm Clutch your pearls!: ↳ Billybob @2:21 Was your power on when you got home finally?
	🌮 2:26pm Bruce S.: ↳ John L @2:24 good one!
	2:27pm Edward Tellerhands: ↳ Clutch your pearls! @1:55 After the '89 San Fran quake, Roger Corman hired a camera crew and a no-name actor to pick thru the rubble, so he could build a movie around that footage later.
	2:28pm florida: the 50 states b shakin all over
	2:28pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Is every version of "I've Had It" great?
	2:28pm davefromtoronto: the IQ of this show just plummeted with this set.
	2:28pm Clutch your pearls!: ↳ Edward Tellerhands @2:27 I would love to see the cutting room footage!
	🌮 2:30pm Bruce S.: the contract dosen't say you'll come out alive
	🌮 2:31pm William Hellfire: ↳ Song: "Babba Diddy Baby" by "The Heart Attacks" Spastic!
	2:31pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Bruce S. @2:30 it's in the fine print.
	2:32pm Billybob: The '89 quake happened at 5:04pm. For years following the quake, one could spot an early 80s lime green Cutlass with the rear half of the car totally crushed from a brick wall having fallen on it in the Haight---still driving around! The owner had the plates personalized to say "5:04pm". There's pics of the car on the 'net. Just Google "5:04pm earthquake car" (or something like that.
	🌮 2:32pm Bruce S.: I would lovee to hear it's only a matter of time before he drinks himself right out of radio again sometime
	2:32pm John L: ↳ Bruce S. @2:26 Maybe a Karl Swenson Memorial Playlist someday. He appeared in two films I watched recently, Seconds and The Hanging Tree. And I use his The Birds quote quite often.
	🌮 2:32pm William Hellfire: Was that Pat Paulson?
	🌮 2:34pm Bruce S.: ↳ John L @2:32 Both great movies especially seconds I think
	2:36pm Billybob: Nope. Power was out. Thankfully, I saw a beam of light coming from a nearby Safeway. They were letting people in, two at a time. While everyone else was stocking up on candles and flashlights and batteries, I had different priorities---cigarettes!! 🤪😆
	2:37pm P-90: finally some relief for us would-be Twisters
	2:37pm John L: ↳ Bruce S. @2:34 Seconds freaked me out when I was a kid. I think I first saw it on the ABC Sunday Night Movie, or something like it.
	2:37pm Clutch your pearls: ↳ Billybob @2:32 That is the California I want back!
	2:37pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: Pete Myers! Mad Daddy!
	🌮 2:38pm Mailman Tom: ↳ Bruce S. @2:32 I would love to hear the Mosleys on the program again.
	2:38pm Clutch your pearls: ↳ Billybob @2:36 Did you get a pack or case?
	2:39pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Song: "Teen Twist" by "Terry Miller and the Rockin' Robb... wow - who let him on the mic?
	2:40pm Clutch your pearls: ..is that the safeway next to the muni tracks?
	2:40pm davefromtoronto: it's like karaoke at a toga party.
	🌮 2:40pm Bruce S.: ↳ John L @2:37 me too Seconds had that John Frankenheimer sense of Paranoia and dread it was great
	2:42pm Andres: Brian Wilson did not care for Seconds.
	2:43pm florida: fukin rex
	2:43pm davefromtoronto: ↳ Andres @2:42 i was gonna say that!
	2:43pm John L: ↳ Bruce S. @2:40 James Wong Howe's camera work was a huge plus.
	2:44pm Billybob: ↳ Clutch your pearls @2:37 I loved SF in those days. I was there from '80 to '02. Had my day job in an office, my fun job working the door to a comedy club, both in the Haight. Parties were every weekend, punk clubs all week. Great place in those days! Sigh.
	2:45pm Listener Jumpy in Brooklyn: I am Joe's heart...
	2:46pm Billybob: ↳ Clutch your pearls @2:40 The J Church ran along that street but then turned. Did you live there?
	🌮 2:47pm Bruce S.: ↳ John L @2:43 yes absolutely,now I want to see it again
	🌮 2:48pm William Hellfire: ↳ Bruce S. @2:47 Seconds is playing the Roxy April 25. NYC.
	2:48pm Billybob: ↳ Clutch your pearls @2:40 Sorry, not the J Church. It was the N Judah.
	2:50pm DjLorraine: ↳ Billybob @2:44 I used to frequent a comedy club and listen to both shows back to back and it was amazing how the comedian would rephrase a joke or timing to work the crowd's reaction.
	2:50pm Clutch your pearls: ↳ Billybob @2:46 No, just skated the curb at that Safeway circa 1989. The track behind the building. J chuch - good to know! Dirty Harry took a PCC car ride on that line! You got at a good time ! Place really went to hell !
	🌮 2:51pm Bruce S.: ↳ William Hellfire @2:48 maybe the taco gang should meet up and see the show
	2:51pm Clutch your pearls: N judah! Scratch my comment on church!
	🌮 2:51pm William Hellfire: I'm getting the denim vests made!
	2:54pm Billybob: ↳ DjLorraine @2:50 Yes. I worked the door on open mic nights for 5 years. By the time I left, I had figured I'd seen 11,000 sets of comedy. It was a big era for up and coming comedians in the early 80s. Even the experienced ones (think Robin Williams) would hone their acts doing open mic.
	🌮 2:55pm The Butterman: Was doing backbreaking landscaping outside during the show which sucked. Rex helped. I guess I won’t grab him by the ankles.
	2:56pm radioronan: Thanks Rex..until next time..
	2:56pm Billybob: ↳ Clutch your pearls @2:50 That was probably the Safeway on Market. There were skateboarders back there as I recall. Also, a funeral home.
	🌮 2:57pm Mailman Tom: Thanks, Rex!
	2:57pm 🖤 d a r c y 🌈: Whoa this one sounds good @rivingtons
	🌮 2:57pm William Hellfire: Great show Rex! So much fun! Have a wonderful Saturday fools!
	🌮 2:57pm Bruce S.: excellent show Rexo, as always be well everyone see ya next time
	2:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Rex ~
	2:59pm DjLorraine: Thanks Rex!
	2:59pm Clutch your pearls: ↳ Billybob @2:56 Could be.. houses across little street on side of building.
	2:59pm Andres: Thanks, Rex!
	🌮 3:00pm Tony in Durham NC: Another great 2 hour excursion to nowhere!
	3:00pm rx "rexy" scabin: Thank you, Rex and Everyone.
	🌮 3:00pm Garrity: Hi Rex Bye Rex

Fool's Paradise with Rex: Playlist from April 6, 2024

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