WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from December 3, 2013

Listener comments!
	11:56am pacific standard simon: HI-YI-YI!
	11:58am Tony Coulter: Hey there, PS Simon! And everyone else too....
	11:58am Carmichael: Well yee HAW, Tony and pss!
	11:59am Tony Coulter: Heya, Carmichael!
	12:01pm Ike: Are all systems a go this week?
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: Annnnnnd.... he's back!
	12:01pm DCE: hello hello
	12:01pm holland oats: those unsoothing sounds can only mean one thing
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: Hey Ho Ike, Doug, DCE & Holland Oats! All systems are a-go-go!
	12:03pm Carmichael: Are we hissing today Tony, or is it just randomized musicality?
	12:04pm pacific standard simon: Cat just knocked over the Christmas tree.
	12:05pm Tony Coulter: @ Carmichael: Randomness
	12:05pm pacific standard simon: Is this REALLY last week's show?
	12:06pm DCE: OMG I'M SO CONFUSED NOW
	🥁 12:06pm listener james from westwood: happy december, all!! simon, my mom once knocked our xmas tree onto herself while pushing it into a corner. so many swears.
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: My musical day has peaked with "Little Tin God."
	12:07pm Tony Coulter: Hola, James!
	12:07pm Carmichael: Oh, it's the start of the month. I plum forgot to say "Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit!"
	12:08pm Kay: Will next week be this week's show?
	12:08pm pacific standard simon: It's only Dec. 3rd, and already that cat has gotten into so much trouble that it will forever be known as The Cat Who Ruined Christmas.
	12:08pm Tony Coulter: and Uncle Michael too!
	12:09pm northguineahills: wait, this isn't tape hiss?!! When and where am I?
	12:09pm DCE: sounds like one bad kitty, pss
	12:10pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Kay! Just too keep you completely off balance, next week's show will be a fill-in. (DDDJJJ666 & Magnolia Bouvier)
	12:10pm Tony Coulter: Greets, NGH! The next Hiss-fest will be two weeks from today.
	12:11pm Gary: Am I late for Turkey?
	12:11pm Kay: So the week after that will be the hissing of winter lawns once again?
	12:11pm pacific standard simon: Pure evil, DCE. Wrapped in fluffy, adorable fur.
	12:11pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Gary! Yes -- these are my Thanksgiving leftovers.
	12:12pm Tony Coulter: @ Kay: Yessum.
	12:14pm Kay: All is right in the world, thank you Tony and Doug!
	12:15pm pacific standard simon: Damn! Thought the whole show was going to be in Turkish.
	12:17pm Tony Coulter: Having to pronounce two Turkish titles in a row is all I can handle, I'm afraid.
	12:18pm pacific standard simon: Google Translate is your friend -- record audio output and insert.
	12:19pm Ike: Careful, saying "rabbit rabbit rabbit" at the beginning of every month is a demonic scam. Don't do it. It helps summon an 80,000-mile-wide red-eyed rabbit from another dimension. Admittedly instead of eating planets, all the rabbit really wants to do in our dimension is send Nigerian e-mail scams, so it's not as bad as it sounds at first.
	12:20pm Carmichael: I was not aware, Ike. Perhaps "Ocelot Ocelot Ocelot" would bring the intended results?
	12:20pm pacific standard simon: The Earth IS the dropping from a gigantic, demonic rabbit.
	12:20pm Rich in Washington: I did an Anatolian/Turkish rock show once and a really nice, older Turkish gentleman called in to give us Turkish pronunciation lessons. My attempts to pronounce Cem Karaca and Barış Manço were ludicrous.
	12:21pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Richollar!
	12:23pm DCE: that kind of biting-guitar tone always gets me
	12:23pm Tony Coulter: @ Ike: Your icon appears to be dancing wildly to this UFO track.
	12:23pm Carmichael: According to the intertubes, Michael Henry Martin just recently passed, at the age of 68.
	12:24pm Ike: Oh yeah, he knows all about UFOs.
	12:24pm pacific standard simon: The most reliable way I've found to summon demons is to mention the computer game Snood in a public forum -- that usually summons up a demonic former Snood addict who had to blow up his computer to end the addiction.
	12:28pm Ike: @Carm, I like how you think. "Ocelot Ocelot Ocelot" is much better. Not too many downsides: demonic ocelots are usually too lazy to cross over from their dimension and even if they do, they never do anything worse than eat all of the leftover turkey out of your fridge and then throw it up on your hallway rug.
	12:34pm Tony Coulter: I always liked the full name of the label this Carol Stromme is on: not "Pete Records," but "Records by Pete." Sounds like a label a hairdresser would found.
	12:34pm pacific standard simon: This Carol Stromme thing is a classic of "heavy" easy-listening.
	12:35pm Tony Coulter: Almost unbelievably -- given how good she is -- Claude Lombard was a Eurovision Contest winner in the '60s.
	12:37pm pacific standard simon: This set is not only making up for your re-run last week, but also for the absence of Uncle Michael.
	12:38pm Jeremy N: Amazing too how much this Claude Lombard track sounds like Broadcast.
	12:39pm Tony Coulter: Hey Jeremy!
	12:40pm Tony Coulter: Broadcast is a band I really don't know. But if they sound like Claude Lombard, maybe I should check them out.
	12:42pm Jeremy N: Hi Tony! Broadcast are fantastic. They do wear their influences on their sleeve, The United States of America being a major one.
	12:43pm Carmichael: Yay, Fairport!!
	12:45pm Brian in UK: Hello Tony 'Pinch punch first of the month' does it for me, must be before midday on the 1st. How do you titilate an ocelot?
	12:46pm Brian in UK: Carole Lombard won the Eurovision?
	12:48pm Tony Coulter: Hey Brian!
	12:51pm Carmichael: The classic Reed guitar lineup of Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter. My ears spot those licks a mile away.
	12:52pm Tony Coulter: "Somebody else would have broken both of her arms" -- a romantic line for the ages.
	12:55pm northguineahills: Off to lunch, see ya!
	12:57pm Tony Coulter: See yerz. Happy chewing!
	1:00pm pacific standard simon: I had to step out to make a mug of tea, but I'm delaying breakfast until lunch so I can listen.
	1:06pm Carmichael: I'm gettin' some culcha ...
	1:07pm Tony Coulter: Eat yer culcha.
	1:09pm Uncle Michael: Dear Mom, My lunch is nothing to write home about. All my love, Uncle Michael
	1:12pm pacific standard simon: Wait, your Mom is your niece?
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: Relationship status: It's complicated.
	1:20pm glenn: so.....if worcester (as in worcestershire) is pronounced wooster, why isn't rochester pronounced rooster? just wondering.
	1:20pm Tony Coulter: Hors Territoires has released a torrent of Jean-Claude Eloy CDs over the last couple of years. Will have to investigate further.
	1:21pm Tony Coulter: Hey Glenn! Good question. We demand an answer.
	1:22pm Tony Coulter: My favorite town name pronunciation: Sequim, in Washington, is pronounced "Squim." I love saying "Squim."
	1:27pm pacific standard simon: And then there's Enumclaw, WA, which my brain always translates to "Enemalaw". Washington is full of weird-ass names. Home of the geoduck clam.
	1:29pm Tony Coulter: Of course there's also Braintree, MA. That's an old fave of mine.
	1:31pm pacific standard simon: Wow, short set! ;)
	🥁 1:31pm listener james from westwood: "braintree" conjured an interesting image the first time i saw it on a T map during orientation week @ boston college.
	🥁 1:31pm listener james from westwood: smashing first half, tony!
	1:32pm glenn: i'll see your braintree, and raise you one head-smashed-in-buffalo-jump.
	1:33pm pacific standard simon: Visit beautiful Humptulips, WA. en.wikipedia.org...
	1:34pm Tony Coulter: @ James: Thanks, Sir James!
	1:36pm pacific standard simon: I just downloaded an episode of the Spike Jones show featuring Harpo Marx.
	1:38pm Brian in UK: Try this one for size. Woolfardisworthy pronounced Woolsery.
	1:38pm Tony Coulter: There's some Spike Jones ahead, actually! A Spike Jones right through the Braintree.
	1:39pm Uncle Michael: Harpo on squeeze horn solo?
	🥁 1:39pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Late to the party, as usual. I see I missed a 1971-era Repertoire thing. Bugga!
	1:40pm Tony Coulter: @ Brian: Well, my ancestral home town of Coulter, in Scotland, is apparently pronounced "Cooter." Yikes!
	🥁 1:40pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...AND a J-C Eloy piece! Doublebugga!
	1:40pm Brian in UK: Did not have the harp to tell him he was in the wrong show.
	1:40pm Tony Coulter: Hey Turnip!
	🥁 1:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: EH? Whassat? SPEAK UP, man, sounds like you have a harp murmur!
	1:42pm glenn: i JUST realized that a rotovator is really a rototiller. silly brits, the next thing you know, a hood will be a bonnet.
	1:42pm Stanley: Hi Tony. Reminds me that 'when I was a younger man' Braintree was a destination on the Underground (subway) in London of a train I would catch. Another was Barking and after a few drinks after work standing on the platform if Barking got displayed, inevitably, me and my pals would shout Woof Woof. We used have a lot of fun when drunk, back then.
	1:42pm Brian in UK: @glenn a tiller is what a boat has.
	1:43pm Stanley: Also, Tony, just thought I'd add that today I drove through a village in Scotland called Coulter.
	1:43pm Tony Coulter: @ Stanley: Ha! (and greets.)
	1:45pm Brian in UK: A scotch bonnet is a chili. Go figure.
	1:45pm Brian in UK: @Stanley did you see Tony's castle.
	1:46pm Tony Coulter: @ Stanley: That village is the place I mean -- my name is derived from there.
	1:46pm βrian: And a Scoville is a measure, not a place.
	1:49pm Stanley: @Tony - cool. You'll have to visit the old ancestors one day. But the 'castle' Brian mentioned is just a mound of earth, I think.
	1:49pm Tony Coulter: And here's the Spike Jones you ordered. (Even if it is a Raymond Scott cover!)
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: More Raymond Scott covers, por favor.
	🥁 1:51pm Rev. Turnip Druid: It's a pretty straight cover, for Spikey.
	🥁 1:52pm listener james from westwood: heh, rev, was just gonna say the same! great cover, tho'.
	1:53pm pacific standard simon: Anyone know how Raymond and Spike felt about each other?
	1:53pm Brian in UK: Tony you could be a laird not a lad.
	1:55pm Tony Coulter: Both are better than being lard.
	1:56pm pacific standard simon: He leered.
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: PSS, ask Irwin.
	2:02pm Brian in UK: Was Alice Munro's A View from Castle Rock set around Ettrick in the same Border region near Coulter. She is of Scottish origin.
	2:03pm Tony Coulter: I'll have to ask the clan chiefs.
	2:04pm Stanley: Edinburgh Castle, or the thing it stands on, is sometimes called Castle Rock. I think it was also the name of a Scottish film company.
	2:05pm Brian in UK: I read it a couple of years ago. Memory is vague.
	2:06pm Brian in UK: To the kitchen, nice work Tony, thanks.
	2:07pm Tony Coulter: Thanks! Enjoy your haggis.
	2:07pm glenn: The View from Castle Rock[edit] This story narrates the voyage of James Laidlaw and his family to Canada. The title stems from the event when James took his ten-year-old child Andrew to the top of the Rock of Edinburgh Castle to show him the coast of America (actually Fife). James Laidlaw (Old James) had one daughter, Mary, and 5 sons, Robert, James, Andrew, William, and Walter. Robert and William had moved to the Highlands before the move, while the others followed in the voyage. Andrew's family is composed of his pregnant wife Agnes and their infant son (Young) James. Agnes gives birth to a girl during the ocean crossing. Mary is very attached to Young James: she takes care of him and panics when he disappears. Young James dies shortly after their landing. Walter writes down an account of the trip in his journal. He meets a rich girl suffering from tuberculosis; her father suggests he follow them and get a job in his business, but Walter declines.
	🥁 2:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Home is where the haggis.™
	2:08pm Stanley: Fife is often confused with America.
	2:09pm Brian in UK: Stanley did you get near here www.traquair.co.uk... Well it is trout my neighbour caught. Recommend the book.
	2:11pm Brian in UK: The Kingdom of Fife. Ian Rankin was in the second or third best band in Fife.
	2:12pm glenn: not according to alexander mccall smith.
	2:13pm Tony Coulter: I still have a bit of left-over Turkey for you.
	2:13pm holland oats: drumstick no doubt
	2:14pm Brian in UK: Never trust an amateur bassoonist or was that balloonist.
	2:20pm pacific standard simon: What, no "Istanbul, Not Constantinople"?
	2:21pm Stanley: Brian - I know it well and one of the daughters of the family that own it. Have you been there?
	2:24pm Brian in UK: No Stanley bit of a trot but one day (he sighed) Nearly got there on our Fear and Loathing trip in '77 but never got over the border. Got as far north as Seahouses.
	2:27pm Tony Coulter: @ Pacific Standard Simon: "Istanbul, here I come" doesn't have the same ring as "Constantinople, here I come," somehow....
	2:27pm glenn: i'm reminded here of letters from a small island, and the old geezers discussing the best route to take to go about 20 miles. not that i'm suggesting anything.
	2:28pm Stanley: @Brian - By then the locals were turning into man-eating lizards, I imagine.
	2:30pm pacific standard simon: Well, there's a bridge at one end of my small island, and a ferryboat at the other, so the options for traveling 20 miles are limited.
	2:31pm Brian in UK: Hadrians Wall was fun. All in an Austin 1100. Better get cooking, this bluudy radio station is such a distraction.
	2:31pm Carmichael: Boy, does this sound like Caravan or what!?
	2:35pm Stanley: Get yourself gone, Brian. You've got other fish to fry. Shlater.
	2:36pm pacific standard simon: Mmm... fried fish.
	2:36pm Tony Coulter: @ Carmichael: Now that you mention it....
	2:41pm Rich in Washington: this is fantastic.
	2:50pm Tony Coulter: Ack! The accuplaylist was just freezing up on me. Seems to happen once a show, probably due to the creakiness of my computer. Sorry for the titular confusion.
	2:53pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Filed under "Riches, Embarrassment of" is the reality that the Drummer Stream has TWO MORE Tuesday radio shows waiting in the wings: At 6pm (ET), it's Give the Drummer Some, which will be celebrating Nino Rota's 102nd birthday. and At 7pm, Jesse Kaminsky is just back from the Arizona Outback (in almost one piece) in time to perpetrate another Kaminsky Kamoutsky show. Tune in and confound your cochlea! Of course, Give the Drummer Radio runs 24 hours a day, so you can keep listening until those shows are rolling. Coming up next on the Stream will be these left- and right-handed artists: Gene Sisco Harumi Iva Bittová & Pavel Fajt Soulsistics Danny Freeman & the Soul Superiors Mohd Rafi & Asha Bhosle Cleo Brown Don Redman Jabbo Smith Irene & the Sweet Melodians Xavier Cugat Fruko y Sus Tesos Charles Bradley The Delteens Terry Knight & the Pack Savannah Churchill & the Four Tunes Black Santiagos NaHawa Doumbia Merle Kilgore Skeets Bonn and more and more and eternally more...
	🥁 2:54pm listener james from westwood: w00t! rota fest! loved loved loved the show, tony! enjoy your week off!
	2:55pm Tony Coulter: AND ANOTHER GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT.... Next week DDDJJJ666 and Magnolia Bouvier fill in for me. Treat 'em good.
	2:55pm glenn: jeez. i would have sworn nino rota was 101, tops.
	2:56pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, James! Don't go away everybody -- there's one more track coming up.
	2:56pm Stanley: Wonderful show Tony. Enjoy your break, wherever you are.
	2:57pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Stanley!
	2:57pm pacific standard simon: Thank you, Tony -- a pleasure, as always. Now, to FOOD!
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: Ha! Thanks Simon, and everyone else for tuning in. See you in 2 weeks, with a Tape Hiss. Now, to FLEA BOMB.
	2:59pm northguineahills: palabara, antonio!
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: Capybara, NGH!
	2:59pm Carmichael: Thanks, Tony.
	3:00pm Tony Coulter: Yer welcomes. See you everybody!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from December 3, 2013

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
The In-Theme	"The In-Theme"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Michael Henry Martin	Little Tin God	7"	SSS International	1969	0:02:03 (Pop-up)
Fikret Kizilok	Insanmiyim Mahlukuyum Otmuyum (197?)	Anadolu'yum	Pharaway Sounds	2013	0:05:19 (Pop-up)
Cem Karaca	Deniz Ustu Kopurur "Deniz Ustu Kopurur" by "Cem Karaca"	Cem Karaca'nın Apaşlar, Kardaşlar, Moğollar, Ferdy Klein'a Teşekkürleriyle	RE: Pharaway Sounds	1974	0:09:28 (Pop-up)
Earlywine	Along the Skyline "Along the Skyline" by "Earlywine"	The Long Journey Home	Award	1977	0:13:39 (Pop-up)
UFO	Silver Bird "Silver Bird" by "UFO"	2: Flying – One Hour Space Rock	RE: Repertoire	1971	0:19:23 (Pop-up)

The Tropics	Talking 'Bout Love (196?)	As Times Gone	Guerssen	2013	0:29:11 (Pop-up)
Carol Stromme	Inside, Out "Inside, Out" by "Carol Stromme"	The Soft Sounds of...	Pete	1970	0:31:35 (Pop-up)
Claude Lombard	Sleep Well "Sleep Well" by "Claude Lombard"	Chante	Palette	1969	0:34:05 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	I Don't Know Where I Stand	Fairport Convention	Polydor	1968	0:37:45 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed	The Bed / Sad Song "The Bed / Sad Song" by "Lou Reed"	Berlin	RCA	1973	0:41:32 (Pop-up)

Gavin Bryars	Ramble on Cortona (2010)	Piano Concerto (The Solway Canal) w/ Ralph van Raat, piano	Naxos	2011	0:57:00 (Pop-up)
Jean-Claude Eloy	D'une Etoile Oubliée (1986)	Etude IV / etc.	Hors Territoires	2012	1:09:36 (Pop-up)

X-Ray Pop	Le Fils de l'Homme "Le Fils de l'Homme" by "X-Ray Pop"	Pirate! The Dark Side of the X!	RE: Cache Cache	1985	1:32:27 (Pop-up)
Pierre Bartholomée	Fancy (1974) "Fancy (1974)" by "Pierre Bartholomée"	Francette Bartholomée: Harpe Chromatique / Harpe Diatonique	Cypres	1996	1:34:44 (Pop-up)
Christopher Hobbs	Seventeen One-Minute Pieces #7 (1992)	V.A.: The Edge of the World	Black Box	2000	1:41:32 (Pop-up)
Darius Milhaud	Chanson Créole; from “Le Bal Martiniquais" (1944)	Scaramouche; etc.	EMI	1988	1:42:40 (Pop-up)
Stackridge	Friendliness "Friendliness" by "Stackridge"	Friendliness	RE: Angel Air	1972	1:45:18 (Pop-up)
Darius Milhaud	Le Corso; from “Le Carnival d’Aix” (1926)	Scaramouche; etc./ George Pretre, conductor	EMI	1988	1:47:36 (Pop-up)
Spike Jones	Powerhouse (Raymond Scott) (1961)	Spiked!	Catalyst	1994	1:48:44 (Pop-up)
Darius Milhaud	Montparnasse; from “Paris” (1948)	Scaramouche; etc.	EMI	1988	1:52:21 (Pop-up)
Bisca	Inquetianti Relazioni II "Inquetianti Relazioni II" by "Bisca"	Bisca [12' EP]	Materiali Sonori	1982	1:54:40 (Pop-up)

Roberto Colombo	Metronomo 138 "Metronomo 138" by "Roberto Colombo"	Sfogatevi Bestie	Ultima Spiaggia	1976	2:02:20 (Pop-up)
Baris Manco & Kurtalan Ekspres	Ham Meyvayı Kopardılar Dalından	Yeni Bir Gün	RE: Guerssen	1979	2:10:51 (Pop-up)
Larry & Alfred Collinsworth	Waiting for the Show	V.A.: Homespun	WKQQ	1978	2:15:02 (Pop-up)
The Tropics	Toy Soldier (196?) "Toy Soldier (196?)" by "The Tropics"	As Times Gone	Guerssen	2013	2:18:15 (Pop-up)
Toni Vescoli	Dying Land "Dying Land" by "Toni Vescoli"	Information	RE: Guerssen	1971	2:21:09 (Pop-up)
Real Eyes	Visions of Obscurity V "Visions of Obscurity V" by "Real Eyes"	Real Eyes	Wizard	1981	2:25:41 (Pop-up)
Myke Jackson	In Search of a Home "In Search of a Home" by "Myke Jackson"	Alone	Yi Yi	1975	2:27:16 (Pop-up)

Lem	Children of Mu "Children of Mu" by "Lem"	demo (197?)			2:35:19 (Pop-up)
Lee Farmer	To a Western Sky "To a Western Sky" by "Lee Farmer"	To a Western Sky	Soliloquy	1977	2:47:11 (Pop-up)
Stephen Whynott	Altitude "Altitude" by "Stephen Whynott"	From Philly to Tablas	Music Is Medicine	1977	2:48:28 (Pop-up)
Ron Geesin & Roger Waters	Breathe	Music from The Body	Harvest / EMI	1970	2:48:53 (Pop-up)
Henri Pousseur	Figures Enlacées (1999)	Electronic, Experimental and Microtonal, 1953–1999	Sub Rosa	2008	2:52:02 (Pop-up)
Pierre Bartholomée	Pastorale (1981)	Francette Bartholomée: Harpe Chromatique / Harpe Diatonique	Cypres	1996	2:57:32 (Pop-up)

The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				3:03:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:56am pacific standard simon: HI-YI-YI!
	11:58am Tony Coulter: Hey there, PS Simon! And everyone else too....
	11:58am Carmichael: Well yee HAW, Tony and pss!
	11:59am Tony Coulter: Heya, Carmichael!
	12:01pm Ike: Are all systems a go this week?
	12:01pm Doug Schulkind: Annnnnnd.... he's back!
	12:01pm DCE: hello hello
	12:01pm holland oats: those unsoothing sounds can only mean one thing
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: Hey Ho Ike, Doug, DCE & Holland Oats! All systems are a-go-go!
	12:03pm Carmichael: Are we hissing today Tony, or is it just randomized musicality?
	12:04pm pacific standard simon: Cat just knocked over the Christmas tree.
	12:05pm Tony Coulter: @ Carmichael: Randomness
	12:05pm pacific standard simon: Is this REALLY last week's show?
	12:06pm DCE: OMG I'M SO CONFUSED NOW
	🥁 12:06pm listener james from westwood: happy december, all!! simon, my mom once knocked our xmas tree onto herself while pushing it into a corner. so many swears.
	12:07pm Uncle Michael: My musical day has peaked with "Little Tin God."
	12:07pm Tony Coulter: Hola, James!
	12:07pm Carmichael: Oh, it's the start of the month. I plum forgot to say "Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit!"
	12:08pm Kay: Will next week be this week's show?
	12:08pm pacific standard simon: It's only Dec. 3rd, and already that cat has gotten into so much trouble that it will forever be known as The Cat Who Ruined Christmas.
	12:08pm Tony Coulter: and Uncle Michael too!
	12:09pm northguineahills: wait, this isn't tape hiss?!! When and where am I?
	12:09pm DCE: sounds like one bad kitty, pss
	12:10pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Kay! Just too keep you completely off balance, next week's show will be a fill-in. (DDDJJJ666 & Magnolia Bouvier)
	12:10pm Tony Coulter: Greets, NGH! The next Hiss-fest will be two weeks from today.
	12:11pm Gary: Am I late for Turkey?
	12:11pm Kay: So the week after that will be the hissing of winter lawns once again?
	12:11pm pacific standard simon: Pure evil, DCE. Wrapped in fluffy, adorable fur.
	12:11pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Gary! Yes -- these are my Thanksgiving leftovers.
	12:12pm Tony Coulter: @ Kay: Yessum.
	12:14pm Kay: All is right in the world, thank you Tony and Doug!
	12:15pm pacific standard simon: Damn! Thought the whole show was going to be in Turkish.
	12:17pm Tony Coulter: Having to pronounce two Turkish titles in a row is all I can handle, I'm afraid.
	12:18pm pacific standard simon: Google Translate is your friend -- record audio output and insert.
	12:19pm Ike: Careful, saying "rabbit rabbit rabbit" at the beginning of every month is a demonic scam. Don't do it. It helps summon an 80,000-mile-wide red-eyed rabbit from another dimension. Admittedly instead of eating planets, all the rabbit really wants to do in our dimension is send Nigerian e-mail scams, so it's not as bad as it sounds at first.
	12:20pm Carmichael: I was not aware, Ike. Perhaps "Ocelot Ocelot Ocelot" would bring the intended results?
	12:20pm pacific standard simon: The Earth IS the dropping from a gigantic, demonic rabbit.
	12:20pm Rich in Washington: I did an Anatolian/Turkish rock show once and a really nice, older Turkish gentleman called in to give us Turkish pronunciation lessons. My attempts to pronounce Cem Karaca and Barış Manço were ludicrous.
	12:21pm Tony Coulter: Hey there, Richollar!
	12:23pm DCE: that kind of biting-guitar tone always gets me
	12:23pm Tony Coulter: @ Ike: Your icon appears to be dancing wildly to this UFO track.
	12:23pm Carmichael: According to the intertubes, Michael Henry Martin just recently passed, at the age of 68.
	12:24pm Ike: Oh yeah, he knows all about UFOs.
	12:24pm pacific standard simon: The most reliable way I've found to summon demons is to mention the computer game Snood in a public forum -- that usually summons up a demonic former Snood addict who had to blow up his computer to end the addiction.
	12:28pm Ike: @Carm, I like how you think. "Ocelot Ocelot Ocelot" is much better. Not too many downsides: demonic ocelots are usually too lazy to cross over from their dimension and even if they do, they never do anything worse than eat all of the leftover turkey out of your fridge and then throw it up on your hallway rug.
	12:34pm Tony Coulter: I always liked the full name of the label this Carol Stromme is on: not "Pete Records," but "Records by Pete." Sounds like a label a hairdresser would found.
	12:34pm pacific standard simon: This Carol Stromme thing is a classic of "heavy" easy-listening.
	12:35pm Tony Coulter: Almost unbelievably -- given how good she is -- Claude Lombard was a Eurovision Contest winner in the '60s.
	12:37pm pacific standard simon: This set is not only making up for your re-run last week, but also for the absence of Uncle Michael.
	12:38pm Jeremy N: Amazing too how much this Claude Lombard track sounds like Broadcast.
	12:39pm Tony Coulter: Hey Jeremy!
	12:40pm Tony Coulter: Broadcast is a band I really don't know. But if they sound like Claude Lombard, maybe I should check them out.
	12:42pm Jeremy N: Hi Tony! Broadcast are fantastic. They do wear their influences on their sleeve, The United States of America being a major one.
	12:43pm Carmichael: Yay, Fairport!!
	12:45pm Brian in UK: Hello Tony 'Pinch punch first of the month' does it for me, must be before midday on the 1st. How do you titilate an ocelot?
	12:46pm Brian in UK: Carole Lombard won the Eurovision?
	12:48pm Tony Coulter: Hey Brian!
	12:51pm Carmichael: The classic Reed guitar lineup of Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter. My ears spot those licks a mile away.
	12:52pm Tony Coulter: "Somebody else would have broken both of her arms" -- a romantic line for the ages.
	12:55pm northguineahills: Off to lunch, see ya!
	12:57pm Tony Coulter: See yerz. Happy chewing!
	1:00pm pacific standard simon: I had to step out to make a mug of tea, but I'm delaying breakfast until lunch so I can listen.
	1:06pm Carmichael: I'm gettin' some culcha ...
	1:07pm Tony Coulter: Eat yer culcha.
	1:09pm Uncle Michael: Dear Mom, My lunch is nothing to write home about. All my love, Uncle Michael
	1:12pm pacific standard simon: Wait, your Mom is your niece?
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: Relationship status: It's complicated.
	1:20pm glenn: so.....if worcester (as in worcestershire) is pronounced wooster, why isn't rochester pronounced rooster? just wondering.
	1:20pm Tony Coulter: Hors Territoires has released a torrent of Jean-Claude Eloy CDs over the last couple of years. Will have to investigate further.
	1:21pm Tony Coulter: Hey Glenn! Good question. We demand an answer.
	1:22pm Tony Coulter: My favorite town name pronunciation: Sequim, in Washington, is pronounced "Squim." I love saying "Squim."
	1:27pm pacific standard simon: And then there's Enumclaw, WA, which my brain always translates to "Enemalaw". Washington is full of weird-ass names. Home of the geoduck clam.
	1:29pm Tony Coulter: Of course there's also Braintree, MA. That's an old fave of mine.
	1:31pm pacific standard simon: Wow, short set! ;)
	🥁 1:31pm listener james from westwood: "braintree" conjured an interesting image the first time i saw it on a T map during orientation week @ boston college.
	🥁 1:31pm listener james from westwood: smashing first half, tony!
	1:32pm glenn: i'll see your braintree, and raise you one head-smashed-in-buffalo-jump.
	1:33pm pacific standard simon: Visit beautiful Humptulips, WA. en.wikipedia.org...
	1:34pm Tony Coulter: @ James: Thanks, Sir James!
	1:36pm pacific standard simon: I just downloaded an episode of the Spike Jones show featuring Harpo Marx.
	1:38pm Brian in UK: Try this one for size. Woolfardisworthy pronounced Woolsery.
	1:38pm Tony Coulter: There's some Spike Jones ahead, actually! A Spike Jones right through the Braintree.
	1:39pm Uncle Michael: Harpo on squeeze horn solo?
	🥁 1:39pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Late to the party, as usual. I see I missed a 1971-era Repertoire thing. Bugga!
	1:40pm Tony Coulter: @ Brian: Well, my ancestral home town of Coulter, in Scotland, is apparently pronounced "Cooter." Yikes!
	🥁 1:40pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...AND a J-C Eloy piece! Doublebugga!
	1:40pm Brian in UK: Did not have the harp to tell him he was in the wrong show.
	1:40pm Tony Coulter: Hey Turnip!
	🥁 1:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: EH? Whassat? SPEAK UP, man, sounds like you have a harp murmur!
	1:42pm glenn: i JUST realized that a rotovator is really a rototiller. silly brits, the next thing you know, a hood will be a bonnet.
	1:42pm Stanley: Hi Tony. Reminds me that 'when I was a younger man' Braintree was a destination on the Underground (subway) in London of a train I would catch. Another was Barking and after a few drinks after work standing on the platform if Barking got displayed, inevitably, me and my pals would shout Woof Woof. We used have a lot of fun when drunk, back then.
	1:42pm Brian in UK: @glenn a tiller is what a boat has.
	1:43pm Stanley: Also, Tony, just thought I'd add that today I drove through a village in Scotland called Coulter.
	1:43pm Tony Coulter: @ Stanley: Ha! (and greets.)
	1:45pm Brian in UK: A scotch bonnet is a chili. Go figure.
	1:45pm Brian in UK: @Stanley did you see Tony's castle.
	1:46pm Tony Coulter: @ Stanley: That village is the place I mean -- my name is derived from there.
	1:46pm βrian: And a Scoville is a measure, not a place.
	1:49pm Stanley: @Tony - cool. You'll have to visit the old ancestors one day. But the 'castle' Brian mentioned is just a mound of earth, I think.
	1:49pm Tony Coulter: And here's the Spike Jones you ordered. (Even if it is a Raymond Scott cover!)
	1:49pm Uncle Michael: More Raymond Scott covers, por favor.
	🥁 1:51pm Rev. Turnip Druid: It's a pretty straight cover, for Spikey.
	🥁 1:52pm listener james from westwood: heh, rev, was just gonna say the same! great cover, tho'.
	1:53pm pacific standard simon: Anyone know how Raymond and Spike felt about each other?
	1:53pm Brian in UK: Tony you could be a laird not a lad.
	1:55pm Tony Coulter: Both are better than being lard.
	1:56pm pacific standard simon: He leered.
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: PSS, ask Irwin.
	2:02pm Brian in UK: Was Alice Munro's A View from Castle Rock set around Ettrick in the same Border region near Coulter. She is of Scottish origin.
	2:03pm Tony Coulter: I'll have to ask the clan chiefs.
	2:04pm Stanley: Edinburgh Castle, or the thing it stands on, is sometimes called Castle Rock. I think it was also the name of a Scottish film company.
	2:05pm Brian in UK: I read it a couple of years ago. Memory is vague.
	2:06pm Brian in UK: To the kitchen, nice work Tony, thanks.
	2:07pm Tony Coulter: Thanks! Enjoy your haggis.
	2:07pm glenn: The View from Castle Rock[edit] This story narrates the voyage of James Laidlaw and his family to Canada. The title stems from the event when James took his ten-year-old child Andrew to the top of the Rock of Edinburgh Castle to show him the coast of America (actually Fife). James Laidlaw (Old James) had one daughter, Mary, and 5 sons, Robert, James, Andrew, William, and Walter. Robert and William had moved to the Highlands before the move, while the others followed in the voyage. Andrew's family is composed of his pregnant wife Agnes and their infant son (Young) James. Agnes gives birth to a girl during the ocean crossing. Mary is very attached to Young James: she takes care of him and panics when he disappears. Young James dies shortly after their landing. Walter writes down an account of the trip in his journal. He meets a rich girl suffering from tuberculosis; her father suggests he follow them and get a job in his business, but Walter declines.
	🥁 2:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Home is where the haggis.™
	2:08pm Stanley: Fife is often confused with America.
	2:09pm Brian in UK: Stanley did you get near here www.traquair.co.uk... Well it is trout my neighbour caught. Recommend the book.
	2:11pm Brian in UK: The Kingdom of Fife. Ian Rankin was in the second or third best band in Fife.
	2:12pm glenn: not according to alexander mccall smith.
	2:13pm Tony Coulter: I still have a bit of left-over Turkey for you.
	2:13pm holland oats: drumstick no doubt
	2:14pm Brian in UK: Never trust an amateur bassoonist or was that balloonist.
	2:20pm pacific standard simon: What, no "Istanbul, Not Constantinople"?
	2:21pm Stanley: Brian - I know it well and one of the daughters of the family that own it. Have you been there?
	2:24pm Brian in UK: No Stanley bit of a trot but one day (he sighed) Nearly got there on our Fear and Loathing trip in '77 but never got over the border. Got as far north as Seahouses.
	2:27pm Tony Coulter: @ Pacific Standard Simon: "Istanbul, here I come" doesn't have the same ring as "Constantinople, here I come," somehow....
	2:27pm glenn: i'm reminded here of letters from a small island, and the old geezers discussing the best route to take to go about 20 miles. not that i'm suggesting anything.
	2:28pm Stanley: @Brian - By then the locals were turning into man-eating lizards, I imagine.
	2:30pm pacific standard simon: Well, there's a bridge at one end of my small island, and a ferryboat at the other, so the options for traveling 20 miles are limited.
	2:31pm Brian in UK: Hadrians Wall was fun. All in an Austin 1100. Better get cooking, this bluudy radio station is such a distraction.
	2:31pm Carmichael: Boy, does this sound like Caravan or what!?
	2:35pm Stanley: Get yourself gone, Brian. You've got other fish to fry. Shlater.
	2:36pm pacific standard simon: Mmm... fried fish.
	2:36pm Tony Coulter: @ Carmichael: Now that you mention it....
	2:41pm Rich in Washington: this is fantastic.
	2:50pm Tony Coulter: Ack! The accuplaylist was just freezing up on me. Seems to happen once a show, probably due to the creakiness of my computer. Sorry for the titular confusion.
	2:53pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Filed under "Riches, Embarrassment of" is the reality that the Drummer Stream has TWO MORE Tuesday radio shows waiting in the wings: At 6pm (ET), it's Give the Drummer Some, which will be celebrating Nino Rota's 102nd birthday. and At 7pm, Jesse Kaminsky is just back from the Arizona Outback (in almost one piece) in time to perpetrate another Kaminsky Kamoutsky show. Tune in and confound your cochlea! Of course, Give the Drummer Radio runs 24 hours a day, so you can keep listening until those shows are rolling. Coming up next on the Stream will be these left- and right-handed artists: Gene Sisco Harumi Iva Bittová & Pavel Fajt Soulsistics Danny Freeman & the Soul Superiors Mohd Rafi & Asha Bhosle Cleo Brown Don Redman Jabbo Smith Irene & the Sweet Melodians Xavier Cugat Fruko y Sus Tesos Charles Bradley The Delteens Terry Knight & the Pack Savannah Churchill & the Four Tunes Black Santiagos NaHawa Doumbia Merle Kilgore Skeets Bonn and more and more and eternally more...
	🥁 2:54pm listener james from westwood: w00t! rota fest! loved loved loved the show, tony! enjoy your week off!
	2:55pm Tony Coulter: AND ANOTHER GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT.... Next week DDDJJJ666 and Magnolia Bouvier fill in for me. Treat 'em good.
	2:55pm glenn: jeez. i would have sworn nino rota was 101, tops.
	2:56pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, James! Don't go away everybody -- there's one more track coming up.
	2:56pm Stanley: Wonderful show Tony. Enjoy your break, wherever you are.
	2:57pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Stanley!
	2:57pm pacific standard simon: Thank you, Tony -- a pleasure, as always. Now, to FOOD!
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: Ha! Thanks Simon, and everyone else for tuning in. See you in 2 weeks, with a Tape Hiss. Now, to FLEA BOMB.
	2:59pm northguineahills: palabara, antonio!
	2:59pm Tony Coulter: Capybara, NGH!
	2:59pm Carmichael: Thanks, Tony.
	3:00pm Tony Coulter: Yer welcomes. See you everybody!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from December 3, 2013

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