WFMU: Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from May 30, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:02pm Caryn: Hello all!
	3:05pm common: hey caryn! clay! kurt! making me feel better just hearing your voices.
	3:06pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Kurt. And lookee there, it's .gif genius Caryn, and the uncommon common.
	3:08pm Caryn: Any Maya Angelou calypso coming tonight, Kurt?
	3:10pm V Priceless: hey Kurt and gang!
	3:10pm r i s k y: Hey Kurt. Hi.
	3:12pm V Priceless: love me some Joe!
	3:13pm common: hey there, sem! vp! risky! good to see you here.
	3:16pm still b/p: You can sing Suspicion to this.
	3:18pm The Brooklyn Kid: Hello Kurt :-) this is my second time listening to your show
	3:19pm Peanut: im digging this dub for the sunny day
	3:19pm The Brooklyn Kid: I mixed to high a dose of Prozac and Abilify now I can't sit still I'm so jittery
	3:20pm The Brooklyn Kid: Couldn't we hear more of the "March of the spacemen" by the thunderbolts
	3:26pm DeemerDave: Great start Kurt!
	3:29pm Sem Chumbo: What^ Deemer Dave said!
	3:29pm SeanG: TWANG
	3:32pm DeemerDave: I'm being transported back to the early 70's.
	3:33pm Soupcan: I can't believe I have the afternoon off and Clay Pigeon is coming on your show!
	3:34pm common: can it really be the early 70s, demmerdave? for real?
	3:34pm common: sorry, deemerdave.
	3:35pm PMD: Hey! I saw an album in Los Angeles and thought of you (I have a photo of the cover). Great Galloping Gottschalk - America's First Superstar. Ivan Davis, Piano
	3:36pm DeemerDave: I see a Pinto
	3:40pm V Priceless: Hey Clay! What do you say?
	3:40pm Planet Tyler: The Beasts of Bourbon (as fun as they sound) do a great cover of "Psycho." Recommended.
	3:40pm common: think it's a volvo. don't know much about cars. fabio knows.
	3:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Clay knocks another one off his bucket list. He must have a goal of sitting in with every WFMU DJ.
	3:45pm V Priceless: oh no...the cows have come home!
	3:45pm kirk from beer city usa: Nobody can do the 20 questions thing better than Clay.
	3:46pm common: you guys are great together, clay and kurt!
	3:46pm Caryn: Oh, common, that's a 1973 Volvo 1800ES. The lady by it is of course it's owner, Playmate Marilyn Cole.
	3:46pm bobdoesthings: Is there more than one "Locked Groove" lps? I have one and don't recall finding a "moo" in there.. and I've messed with mine a lot but maybe my needle skipped over it..
	3:48pm paula pc: Brazier! I can see every detail of one of those in my head now
	3:49pm common: thanks, caryn! forgot.
	3:52pm Caryn: @common: never knew that each Playmate of the Year gets a car. The more you know... (Though Marilyn's Volvo doesn't seem particularly awesome next to all the Jags, Porsches and muscle cars.)
	3:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: I don't remember the incident, but my parents told me that I was in a cattle sales barn with my dad (I was maybe age 4 or 5) and I raised my hand and almost wound up buying a steer.
	3:55pm common: @caryn: not a big fan of cars, but i gotta say, that one is a beauty! lucky playmates of the 70s. @ken: hee hee! what would you have named it?
	3:57pm DeemerDave: That's impressive Caryn.
	3:57pm Mike East: Andy Williams always reminds me of Nelson Muntz
	3:58pm adrian in mpls: @ Mike Me too!
	3:59pm Caryn: @common (and any people interested): jalopnik.com...
	3:59pm steve: ha. same here Mike. one of those things i once knew only through The Simpsons.
	4:03pm DeemerDave: Is it getting warm in here?
	4:03pm Droll: This Bobby Goldsboro song DEMANDS to be mashed up with Janis Ian's "At Seventeen".
	4:05pm Peanut: whats this song troublemakers playing in the background?
	4:07pm northguineahills: Ok, did I slip myself some acid w/o remembering? Clay w/ Kurt? Wow! I have a Lenny Dee album.
	4:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: My sister & family just went to Branson last week.
	4:09pm Mary Wing: Peanut, it's the Roberta Kelly 45 (the first song on the playlist) but played at 33 rpm.
	4:10pm Peanut: thank you mary wing!
	4:10pm DC Jr: Missed you yesterday Clay. Stick to Thursday. You're out of your element today.
	4:11pm Listener John from NJ: Hello, y'all! Great to hear you. My dad heard Andy Williams perform in Branson and said he was GREAT. His WWII unit had a couple of reunions there in the late 1990s -- early 2000s. (Unfortunately, Mr. Williams could not perform the last time, because he had nodules or lesions on his vocal cords.)
	4:13pm common: thanks, caryn!
	4:14pm Mary Wing: I'm-a call Kurt "Clarence" from now on. With the quotes, even.
	4:16pm r i s k y: Go Kurt! He's got a full house!
	4:18pm Mary Wing: Guy Madden did the "My Winnepeg" doc, Clay.
	4:18pm The Other DS: Guy Madden is the guy behind "My Winnipeg.
	4:21pm r i s k y: Bubble Puppy! There is some great chat going on!
	4:22pm V Priceless: this is good stuff, this BP!
	4:24pm common: i agree, vp.
	4:27pm Greg from Bloomfield: I recognize these from Clay's Classics 1!
	4:28pm Carmichael: Late to the date. Hi Kurt and folks.
	4:35pm Mike East: has clay asked Kurt about his last bowel movement yet?
	4:36pm common: hey carmichael!
	4:37pm Cecile: hahahahahha clay
	4:37pm Cecile: do you have any good stories about Sloan?
	4:38pm Caryn: I suspect my age would not give Clay any clues about my first concert.
	4:38pm Cecile: Ace is the only right answer.
	4:40pm common: absolutely, ceceile
	4:41pm common: sorry, cecile. can't spell at all.
	4:41pm Cecile: I thought Bryce's girlfriend's name would be named something like Chainsaw or Exotica or Myrtle.
	4:42pm common: styx
	4:42pm Cecile: Any stories about the Tragically Hip?
	4:42pm V Priceless: Green Day! LOL
	4:43pm Cecile: How can you hate John Fogerty!\|?!?!??! Eddie Vedder is personal friends with Chris Knox. I cut him a lot of slack.
	4:43pm Lawrence: being cool is over rated
	4:43pm Cecile: they played with Neil Young!
	4:44pm Cecile: the minutemen loved creedence!
	4:45pm Cecile: Lodi is a great frickin' song.
	4:45pm DeemerDave: I kinda want to hear some music. Later all!
	4:46pm the Brooklyn kid: I happen to love the rock super trio RUSH! I love their music
	4:46pm V Priceless: haha..Clay u rule!
	4:46pm Cecile: this is a badass song.
	4:46pm Caryn: First concert: Chuck Berry.
	4:46pm Cecile: Rush are hilarious.
	4:46pm Cheri Pi: I almost like CCR! Heya Cecile! Kurt! CP, and Canadian guest!
	4:47pm Cecile: Hey, Cheri! My first was Skyhooks. Figure that one out.
	4:47pm paula pc: CCR may bum you out, but...RAMBLE TAMBLE. That is the song on which grunge was built, I STILL think. And I agree with Cecile that this is badass.
	4:47pm Lawrence: very angry. come to think of it, we had a serial killer called green river killer here in the seattle area. something to think about.
	4:47pm Cecile: PI! good to see ya
	4:48pm V Priceless: Skyhooks?? I love Skyhooks!
	4:48pm Cecile: this sounds like Exhuma!
	4:48pm Cecile: worship me now.
	4:49pm Cheri Pi: She may be the first person EVER n the history of people to feel ambivalent about Rush I don't trust it.
	4:49pm Cecile: V Priceless, I saw them in Sydney on the Straight in a Gay, Gay, Gay World tour.
	4:49pm PJ: Everyone knows that, along with the Beach Boys, CCR were the great US band of the 60s - how many classic songs did they put out in three and a half years?
	4:50pm Carmichael: My 1st was Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show.
	4:50pm Cecile: PJ, you have my vote. V Priceless, my dad waited in the car outside the whole time for me and my friend, and witnesaed a great Aussie fistfight.
	4:51pm V Priceless: haha..with Freddy Kaboodleschnitzer on drums! Here's some vintage TV studio 'hooks from '75: www.youtube.com...
	4:51pm V Priceless: that's a great story, Ce!
	4:51pm Cecile: That song NEVER aired on TV or radio.
	4:52pm Cecile: oh, the worst song on Draw the Line. C'mon Clay!
	4:52pm Dean: Maybe the best Aerosmith tune ever?
	4:53pm V Priceless: oh ok..thought perhaps the Aussie's had more liberal broadcast standards, even back then!
	4:54pm Cecile: anywyay, someone stole someone else's parking spot. The other guy got out the car and clocked the parking thief right in the nose. Thief went right down. Boom. They did, but a song about whacking off in a movie theatre kind of stretched the bounds of good taste even for them.
	4:54pm Cheri Pi: Clay, ask your guest about Aldo Nova, and Loverboy in quick succession.
	4:54pm Carmichael: @Cecile: why limit it to the album or band? It could be the worst song evah!
	4:54pm Cheri Pi: When Aerosmith mattered.
	4:54pm Cecile: YES, Cheri. And Riot and Max Webster. Oh, no. there is worse.
	4:55pm Cecile: and the Tommy Hunter show.
	4:55pm V Priceless: haha! At a John Wayne flick, no less!
	4:56pm common: hey. beersies! good weekending!
	4:56pm Dean: Indeed, Cheri Pi, and the album on which this appeared may have been the tipping point.
	4:56pm Cecile: it is some kind of Greg Mccainsh kind of deranged awesome. I never thought they equalled those 1st 3 albums.
	4:57pm Cheri Pi: BEERSIES in T-10!!
	4:57pm Cecile: they were my gateway drug to 10cc and the Bonzo Dog Band.
	4:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: My first concert was Loverboy, with Quarterflash opening.
	4:57pm TDK60: I remember hearing Exuma on WFMU when I was a teen, in the '60s!
	4:58pm Carmichael: Beersies ahoy, Cheri and common. And put that stapler down.
	4:58pm Cecile: nice, Ken. My second concert was the Guess Who with no original members.
	4:58pm Cecile: TDK60, you win EVERYTHING.
	4:59pm V Priceless: Makes perfect sense! Shame about Shirley Strachan. Great singer.
	4:59pm Cecile: He was ridiculously good. His soul/Motown covers are amazing. He could sing anything.
	5:01pm Cheri Pi: Clay Pigeon makes everything better.
	5:02pm Dean: My first concert: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78FgiF4v_0Q
	5:03pm V Priceless: they did make it to the states, circa '75 or '76/'77 maybe? I remember missing them at a NY gig, but reading the reviews and seeing crazy pix of Redmon all glammed-out.
	5:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Daily Donald Starling newsflash - He's suing the NBA for $1B. Lawyers, away!
	5:04pm Santos L Halper: Great to hear Clay w/Kurt. what a nice friday surprise! Speaking of Green River, I think that was one of the bands that morphed into pearl jam.
	5:04pm Cecile: they did. They were surprisingly popular in parts of Florida and Boston radio also played them. They did one tour in 1976.
	5:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats...Sterling, the annoying racist, not starling, the annoying bird.
	5:05pm Mike East: my first concert is about as uncool as it gets.
	5:05pm V Priceless: SLADE!!!!!
	5:06pm V Priceless: @ Cecile - OK, '76 makes sense!
	5:06pm Cecile: they did a long and hilarious interview for an Aussie radio station and it was mostly about everyone hating them. Supposedly they were on the Dinah Shore show. But I never have been able to find that footage.
	5:06pm Carmichael: I love Slade and Status Quo.
	5:07pm V Priceless: wow - adding that to the list of things to hunt for, thx for the tip!
	5:07pm OTB: I saw Andy Gibb open for Paul Anka. I think that would have been my first concert.
	5:10pm Jeff: No, not Mint Julep. Sazerac, I'd guess. That's a classic New Orleans cocktail. Maybe the classic New Orleans cocktail.
	5:10pm Cecile: Kurt, you rule.
	5:10pm Cheri Pi: BEST AUTOGRAPH EVER
	5:10pm Cecile: he died a while back.
	5:11pm Cecile: Kurt, you suck.
	5:11pm Mary Wing: Whoa, what happened to the playlist?
	5:12pm Cecile: rock and a hard place is the one minus Joe Perry.
	5:12pm Caryn: @Mary Wing: the spirit of Exuma decided to have some fun with it.
	5:13pm Mary Wing: Heh. Kurt was leaning on the "add new song" return key or something.
	5:14pm Cecile: I saw them during the Done with Mirrons tour. They were clean, but kind of tentative.
	5:15pm Cecile: Joey Kramer was a lousy live drummer IME...
	5:16pm Lawrence: You and Thom were upset. And of course after you guys weren't upset I wasn't upset. I was also drunker than Steven Tyler.
	5:16pm V Priceless: @ Cecile - now that I think of it, the 'hooks review had pix of Starkie a la this avatar!
	5:17pm Lawrence: I meant to say you and Thom weren't upset of course
	5:17pm Cecile: Bongo!
	5:18pm V Priceless: that's a great pic - think I'll wear it for a while!
	5:18pm Cecile: Bryce's hometown was Atlantis and he grew up in Brigadoon.
	5:19pm northguineahills: Totally digging this, and the open playlist....
	5:20pm Cecile: do a few bars of Roundabout
	5:22pm Fredericks: I turn on Kurt's show and Chicago is playing. I wondered what the hell was going on, then, I heard Clay's voice. Everything became clear.
	5:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I go away to a meeting and I come back & find you guys have destroyed the playlist grid.
	5:23pm Cecile: and like every punk band in CHI, they loved them some Gang of Four.
	5:23pm TDK60: Devo influence?
	5:24pm Dean: I do believe the playlist reflects what occurred between Chicago and F&M.
	5:26pm Carmichael: A problem came along, so Kurt must whip it.
	5:26pm V Priceless: oh jeez...haha
	5:27pm Jeff: Oh, my - Convoy. Did you hear the answer song Joe McG played the other day?
	5:27pm Rev. Turnip Druid: If I have to turn this playlist around & head home, it's no ice-cream for ANY of you.
	5:27pm chris: only on WFMU...
	5:27pm Lawrence: this song is more wussy than I remember
	5:28pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Well now, if you're doing Convoy, you need to dig out Disco Duck. I think it's a law.
	5:28pm Cecile: it's about as wussy as I remember.
	5:29pm V Priceless: I got your handle right here!!
	5:30pm Lawrence: I was nine years old in 1975. Since then I think I've only heard Homer Simpson sing it.
	5:30pm northguineahills: Uhmmmm...., Kurt has no integrity ;)
	5:31pm Dean: Did he say, "Lou Reed, Colorado"?
	5:31pm Rev. Turnip Druid: CW McCall was the mayor of Ouray? Good grief. Well that explains the Wolf Creek Pass thing. I've driven that road, it's frikkin' gorgeous.
	5:33pm YETI BOB: Clay: You probably know this, but Leland Rogers - the founder of International Artists Records, home of the BUbble Puppy, early Red Crayola, and other 60s Houston proto-psych bands - is the brother of Kenny Rogers!
	5:34pm Cecile: yes! Hunters and Collectors.
	5:35pm Dean: Oh, yeah! Hunters & Collectors. Kinda 23 Skidoo-ish?
	5:37pm Dean: Anybody remember pre-Adam Ant Rema Rema?
	5:38pm Cecile: Yup, Dean. Hunters and Collectors always sounded like a cross bet INXS and the Brithday Party.
	5:39pm Cecile: that kind of tight-assed not really funky Australian funk INXS liked to do.
	5:40pm Cecile: although the bass player is bringing it.
	5:45pm Mary Wing: I will guess that all the blank spaces are for when Clay interrupts the DJ, heh.
	5:46pm Lawrence: bleep bleep bloop bloop music! finally!
	5:51pm Greg from Bloomfield: I said it on fb and I'll say it again: THOUGHT PROVOKING LIKE GUNS ARE SMOKING
	5:52pm Cecile: yay, the EX
	5:53pm maestroso: My favorite The Ex song!
	5:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: R-U-S-H ! !! !!!
	5:58pm Dean: BSOAT: Burt Bacharach's "Mexican Divorce" hands-down
	6:00pm Dean: Clay!!! Your State of Desire is ID'd here: http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/52890
	6:03pm Santos L Halper: Get on with the fascination...

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from May 30, 2014

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Roberta Kelly	Trouble Maker "Trouble Maker" by "Roberta Kelly"		Oasis	1976	45	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Junkyards	Take the Mike Away "Take the Mike Away" by "The Junkyards"	Live from the Vinyl Junkyard				0:03:21 (Pop-up)
Joe Jackson	On Your Radio "On Your Radio" by "Joe Jackson"	I'm the Man	A&M Records	1979	LP	0:08:22 (Pop-up)
The Clash	If Music Could Talk "If Music Could Talk" by "The Clash"	Sandinista!	Epic	1980	LP	0:12:08 (Pop-up)
Conway Twitty	Honky Tonk Song "Honky Tonk Song" by "Conway Twitty"	Georgia Keeps Pulling On My Ring	MCA Records	1978	LP	0:16:37 (Pop-up)
Roger Miller	Our Hearts Will Play the Music	The Return of Roger Miller	Smash		LP	0:19:18 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	The Prisoner's Song "The Prisoner's Song" by "Johnny Cash"					0:21:17 (Pop-up)
Waylon Jennings	Them Old Love Songs	Are You Ready For the Country?				0:23:35 (Pop-up)
Glen Campbell	Break My Mind "Break My Mind" by "Glen Campbell"	Hey, Little One	Capitol		LP	0:26:45 (Pop-up)
Luke the Drifter	Everything's OK "Everything's OK" by "Luke the Drifter"	Hank Williams as Luke the Drifter	MGM		7"	0:29:28 (Pop-up)
Elvis Costello	Psycho "Psycho" by "Elvis Costello"		F-Beat		7"	0:32:18 (Pop-up)

Leroy Van Dyke	The Auctioneer "The Auctioneer" by "Leroy Van Dyke"					0:47:18 (Pop-up)
Lenny Dee	The Saint's Rock n Roll					0:50:01 (Pop-up)
Andy Williams	Moon River "Moon River" by "Andy Williams"					0:53:09 (Pop-up)
Bobby Goldsboro	Summer (The First Time)					0:55:54 (Pop-up)

The Bubble Puppy	Hot Smoke & Sasafrass					1:19:03 (Pop-up)
Kasenetz-Katz Singing Orchestral Circus	Quick Joey Small		Buddha		7"	1:21:29 (Pop-up)
Lemon Pipers	Jelly Jungle "Jelly Jungle" by "Lemon Pipers"					1:23:16 (Pop-up)

Creedence Clearwater Revival	Green River					1:42:44 (Pop-up)
Exuma	Exuma the Obeah Man "Exuma the Obeah Man" by "Exuma"					1:44:42 (Pop-up)
Aerosmith	Kings & Queens "Kings & Queens" by "Aerosmith"		Columbia		45	1:48:40 (Pop-up)
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Food & Money	No Bones "No Bones" by "Food & Money"	Economic Bullies	Mucho Gusto	1980	EP	2:19:24 (Pop-up)
CW McCall	Convoy "Convoy" by "CW McCall"					2:22:41 (Pop-up)
Hunters & Collectors	Betty's Worry or The Slab					2:33:23 (Pop-up)
State of Desire	Fascinated By Time					2:37:03 (Pop-up)
Fleshtones	New York City "New York City" by "Fleshtones"					2:45:30 (Pop-up)
The Ex	Frenzy "Frenzy" by "The Ex"	Starters Alternators				2:46:21 (Pop-up)
Rush	Limelight "Limelight" by "Rush"	Moving Pictures				2:50:56 (Pop-up)
Petula Clark	The Show is Over "The Show is Over" by "Petula Clark"					2:56:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm Caryn: Hello all!
	3:05pm common: hey caryn! clay! kurt! making me feel better just hearing your voices.
	3:06pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Kurt. And lookee there, it's .gif genius Caryn, and the uncommon common.
	3:08pm Caryn: Any Maya Angelou calypso coming tonight, Kurt?
	3:10pm V Priceless: hey Kurt and gang!
	3:10pm r i s k y: Hey Kurt. Hi.
	3:12pm V Priceless: love me some Joe!
	3:13pm common: hey there, sem! vp! risky! good to see you here.
	3:16pm still b/p: You can sing Suspicion to this.
	3:18pm The Brooklyn Kid: Hello Kurt :-) this is my second time listening to your show
	3:19pm Peanut: im digging this dub for the sunny day
	3:19pm The Brooklyn Kid: I mixed to high a dose of Prozac and Abilify now I can't sit still I'm so jittery
	3:20pm The Brooklyn Kid: Couldn't we hear more of the "March of the spacemen" by the thunderbolts
	3:26pm DeemerDave: Great start Kurt!
	3:29pm Sem Chumbo: What^ Deemer Dave said!
	3:29pm SeanG: TWANG
	3:32pm DeemerDave: I'm being transported back to the early 70's.
	3:33pm Soupcan: I can't believe I have the afternoon off and Clay Pigeon is coming on your show!
	3:34pm common: can it really be the early 70s, demmerdave? for real?
	3:34pm common: sorry, deemerdave.
	3:35pm PMD: Hey! I saw an album in Los Angeles and thought of you (I have a photo of the cover). Great Galloping Gottschalk - America's First Superstar. Ivan Davis, Piano
	3:36pm DeemerDave: I see a Pinto
	3:40pm V Priceless: Hey Clay! What do you say?
	3:40pm Planet Tyler: The Beasts of Bourbon (as fun as they sound) do a great cover of "Psycho." Recommended.
	3:40pm common: think it's a volvo. don't know much about cars. fabio knows.
	3:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Clay knocks another one off his bucket list. He must have a goal of sitting in with every WFMU DJ.
	3:45pm V Priceless: oh no...the cows have come home!
	3:45pm kirk from beer city usa: Nobody can do the 20 questions thing better than Clay.
	3:46pm common: you guys are great together, clay and kurt!
	3:46pm Caryn: Oh, common, that's a 1973 Volvo 1800ES. The lady by it is of course it's owner, Playmate Marilyn Cole.
	3:46pm bobdoesthings: Is there more than one "Locked Groove" lps? I have one and don't recall finding a "moo" in there.. and I've messed with mine a lot but maybe my needle skipped over it..
	3:48pm paula pc: Brazier! I can see every detail of one of those in my head now
	3:49pm common: thanks, caryn! forgot.
	3:52pm Caryn: @common: never knew that each Playmate of the Year gets a car. The more you know... (Though Marilyn's Volvo doesn't seem particularly awesome next to all the Jags, Porsches and muscle cars.)
	3:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: I don't remember the incident, but my parents told me that I was in a cattle sales barn with my dad (I was maybe age 4 or 5) and I raised my hand and almost wound up buying a steer.
	3:55pm common: @caryn: not a big fan of cars, but i gotta say, that one is a beauty! lucky playmates of the 70s. @ken: hee hee! what would you have named it?
	3:57pm DeemerDave: That's impressive Caryn.
	3:57pm Mike East: Andy Williams always reminds me of Nelson Muntz
	3:58pm adrian in mpls: @ Mike Me too!
	3:59pm Caryn: @common (and any people interested): jalopnik.com...
	3:59pm steve: ha. same here Mike. one of those things i once knew only through The Simpsons.
	4:03pm DeemerDave: Is it getting warm in here?
	4:03pm Droll: This Bobby Goldsboro song DEMANDS to be mashed up with Janis Ian's "At Seventeen".
	4:05pm Peanut: whats this song troublemakers playing in the background?
	4:07pm northguineahills: Ok, did I slip myself some acid w/o remembering? Clay w/ Kurt? Wow! I have a Lenny Dee album.
	4:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: My sister & family just went to Branson last week.
	4:09pm Mary Wing: Peanut, it's the Roberta Kelly 45 (the first song on the playlist) but played at 33 rpm.
	4:10pm Peanut: thank you mary wing!
	4:10pm DC Jr: Missed you yesterday Clay. Stick to Thursday. You're out of your element today.
	4:11pm Listener John from NJ: Hello, y'all! Great to hear you. My dad heard Andy Williams perform in Branson and said he was GREAT. His WWII unit had a couple of reunions there in the late 1990s -- early 2000s. (Unfortunately, Mr. Williams could not perform the last time, because he had nodules or lesions on his vocal cords.)
	4:13pm common: thanks, caryn!
	4:14pm Mary Wing: I'm-a call Kurt "Clarence" from now on. With the quotes, even.
	4:16pm r i s k y: Go Kurt! He's got a full house!
	4:18pm Mary Wing: Guy Madden did the "My Winnepeg" doc, Clay.
	4:18pm The Other DS: Guy Madden is the guy behind "My Winnipeg.
	4:21pm r i s k y: Bubble Puppy! There is some great chat going on!
	4:22pm V Priceless: this is good stuff, this BP!
	4:24pm common: i agree, vp.
	4:27pm Greg from Bloomfield: I recognize these from Clay's Classics 1!
	4:28pm Carmichael: Late to the date. Hi Kurt and folks.
	4:35pm Mike East: has clay asked Kurt about his last bowel movement yet?
	4:36pm common: hey carmichael!
	4:37pm Cecile: hahahahahha clay
	4:37pm Cecile: do you have any good stories about Sloan?
	4:38pm Caryn: I suspect my age would not give Clay any clues about my first concert.
	4:38pm Cecile: Ace is the only right answer.
	4:40pm common: absolutely, ceceile
	4:41pm common: sorry, cecile. can't spell at all.
	4:41pm Cecile: I thought Bryce's girlfriend's name would be named something like Chainsaw or Exotica or Myrtle.
	4:42pm common: styx
	4:42pm Cecile: Any stories about the Tragically Hip?
	4:42pm V Priceless: Green Day! LOL
	4:43pm Cecile: How can you hate John Fogerty!\|?!?!??! Eddie Vedder is personal friends with Chris Knox. I cut him a lot of slack.
	4:43pm Lawrence: being cool is over rated
	4:43pm Cecile: they played with Neil Young!
	4:44pm Cecile: the minutemen loved creedence!
	4:45pm Cecile: Lodi is a great frickin' song.
	4:45pm DeemerDave: I kinda want to hear some music. Later all!
	4:46pm the Brooklyn kid: I happen to love the rock super trio RUSH! I love their music
	4:46pm V Priceless: haha..Clay u rule!
	4:46pm Cecile: this is a badass song.
	4:46pm Caryn: First concert: Chuck Berry.
	4:46pm Cecile: Rush are hilarious.
	4:46pm Cheri Pi: I almost like CCR! Heya Cecile! Kurt! CP, and Canadian guest!
	4:47pm Cecile: Hey, Cheri! My first was Skyhooks. Figure that one out.
	4:47pm paula pc: CCR may bum you out, but...RAMBLE TAMBLE. That is the song on which grunge was built, I STILL think. And I agree with Cecile that this is badass.
	4:47pm Lawrence: very angry. come to think of it, we had a serial killer called green river killer here in the seattle area. something to think about.
	4:47pm Cecile: PI! good to see ya
	4:48pm V Priceless: Skyhooks?? I love Skyhooks!
	4:48pm Cecile: this sounds like Exhuma!
	4:48pm Cecile: worship me now.
	4:49pm Cheri Pi: She may be the first person EVER n the history of people to feel ambivalent about Rush I don't trust it.
	4:49pm Cecile: V Priceless, I saw them in Sydney on the Straight in a Gay, Gay, Gay World tour.
	4:49pm PJ: Everyone knows that, along with the Beach Boys, CCR were the great US band of the 60s - how many classic songs did they put out in three and a half years?
	4:50pm Carmichael: My 1st was Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show.
	4:50pm Cecile: PJ, you have my vote. V Priceless, my dad waited in the car outside the whole time for me and my friend, and witnesaed a great Aussie fistfight.
	4:51pm V Priceless: haha..with Freddy Kaboodleschnitzer on drums! Here's some vintage TV studio 'hooks from '75: www.youtube.com...
	4:51pm V Priceless: that's a great story, Ce!
	4:51pm Cecile: That song NEVER aired on TV or radio.
	4:52pm Cecile: oh, the worst song on Draw the Line. C'mon Clay!
	4:52pm Dean: Maybe the best Aerosmith tune ever?
	4:53pm V Priceless: oh ok..thought perhaps the Aussie's had more liberal broadcast standards, even back then!
	4:54pm Cecile: anywyay, someone stole someone else's parking spot. The other guy got out the car and clocked the parking thief right in the nose. Thief went right down. Boom. They did, but a song about whacking off in a movie theatre kind of stretched the bounds of good taste even for them.
	4:54pm Cheri Pi: Clay, ask your guest about Aldo Nova, and Loverboy in quick succession.
	4:54pm Carmichael: @Cecile: why limit it to the album or band? It could be the worst song evah!
	4:54pm Cheri Pi: When Aerosmith mattered.
	4:54pm Cecile: YES, Cheri. And Riot and Max Webster. Oh, no. there is worse.
	4:55pm Cecile: and the Tommy Hunter show.
	4:55pm V Priceless: haha! At a John Wayne flick, no less!
	4:56pm common: hey. beersies! good weekending!
	4:56pm Dean: Indeed, Cheri Pi, and the album on which this appeared may have been the tipping point.
	4:56pm Cecile: it is some kind of Greg Mccainsh kind of deranged awesome. I never thought they equalled those 1st 3 albums.
	4:57pm Cheri Pi: BEERSIES in T-10!!
	4:57pm Cecile: they were my gateway drug to 10cc and the Bonzo Dog Band.
	4:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: My first concert was Loverboy, with Quarterflash opening.
	4:57pm TDK60: I remember hearing Exuma on WFMU when I was a teen, in the '60s!
	4:58pm Carmichael: Beersies ahoy, Cheri and common. And put that stapler down.
	4:58pm Cecile: nice, Ken. My second concert was the Guess Who with no original members.
	4:58pm Cecile: TDK60, you win EVERYTHING.
	4:59pm V Priceless: Makes perfect sense! Shame about Shirley Strachan. Great singer.
	4:59pm Cecile: He was ridiculously good. His soul/Motown covers are amazing. He could sing anything.
	5:01pm Cheri Pi: Clay Pigeon makes everything better.
	5:02pm Dean: My first concert: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78FgiF4v_0Q
	5:03pm V Priceless: they did make it to the states, circa '75 or '76/'77 maybe? I remember missing them at a NY gig, but reading the reviews and seeing crazy pix of Redmon all glammed-out.
	5:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Daily Donald Starling newsflash - He's suing the NBA for $1B. Lawyers, away!
	5:04pm Santos L Halper: Great to hear Clay w/Kurt. what a nice friday surprise! Speaking of Green River, I think that was one of the bands that morphed into pearl jam.
	5:04pm Cecile: they did. They were surprisingly popular in parts of Florida and Boston radio also played them. They did one tour in 1976.
	5:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats...Sterling, the annoying racist, not starling, the annoying bird.
	5:05pm Mike East: my first concert is about as uncool as it gets.
	5:05pm V Priceless: SLADE!!!!!
	5:06pm V Priceless: @ Cecile - OK, '76 makes sense!
	5:06pm Cecile: they did a long and hilarious interview for an Aussie radio station and it was mostly about everyone hating them. Supposedly they were on the Dinah Shore show. But I never have been able to find that footage.
	5:06pm Carmichael: I love Slade and Status Quo.
	5:07pm V Priceless: wow - adding that to the list of things to hunt for, thx for the tip!
	5:07pm OTB: I saw Andy Gibb open for Paul Anka. I think that would have been my first concert.
	5:10pm Jeff: No, not Mint Julep. Sazerac, I'd guess. That's a classic New Orleans cocktail. Maybe the classic New Orleans cocktail.
	5:10pm Cecile: Kurt, you rule.
	5:10pm Cheri Pi: BEST AUTOGRAPH EVER
	5:10pm Cecile: he died a while back.
	5:11pm Cecile: Kurt, you suck.
	5:11pm Mary Wing: Whoa, what happened to the playlist?
	5:12pm Cecile: rock and a hard place is the one minus Joe Perry.
	5:12pm Caryn: @Mary Wing: the spirit of Exuma decided to have some fun with it.
	5:13pm Mary Wing: Heh. Kurt was leaning on the "add new song" return key or something.
	5:14pm Cecile: I saw them during the Done with Mirrons tour. They were clean, but kind of tentative.
	5:15pm Cecile: Joey Kramer was a lousy live drummer IME...
	5:16pm Lawrence: You and Thom were upset. And of course after you guys weren't upset I wasn't upset. I was also drunker than Steven Tyler.
	5:16pm V Priceless: @ Cecile - now that I think of it, the 'hooks review had pix of Starkie a la this avatar!
	5:17pm Lawrence: I meant to say you and Thom weren't upset of course
	5:17pm Cecile: Bongo!
	5:18pm V Priceless: that's a great pic - think I'll wear it for a while!
	5:18pm Cecile: Bryce's hometown was Atlantis and he grew up in Brigadoon.
	5:19pm northguineahills: Totally digging this, and the open playlist....
	5:20pm Cecile: do a few bars of Roundabout
	5:22pm Fredericks: I turn on Kurt's show and Chicago is playing. I wondered what the hell was going on, then, I heard Clay's voice. Everything became clear.
	5:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I go away to a meeting and I come back & find you guys have destroyed the playlist grid.
	5:23pm Cecile: and like every punk band in CHI, they loved them some Gang of Four.
	5:23pm TDK60: Devo influence?
	5:24pm Dean: I do believe the playlist reflects what occurred between Chicago and F&M.
	5:26pm Carmichael: A problem came along, so Kurt must whip it.
	5:26pm V Priceless: oh jeez...haha
	5:27pm Jeff: Oh, my - Convoy. Did you hear the answer song Joe McG played the other day?
	5:27pm Rev. Turnip Druid: If I have to turn this playlist around & head home, it's no ice-cream for ANY of you.
	5:27pm chris: only on WFMU...
	5:27pm Lawrence: this song is more wussy than I remember
	5:28pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Well now, if you're doing Convoy, you need to dig out Disco Duck. I think it's a law.
	5:28pm Cecile: it's about as wussy as I remember.
	5:29pm V Priceless: I got your handle right here!!
	5:30pm Lawrence: I was nine years old in 1975. Since then I think I've only heard Homer Simpson sing it.
	5:30pm northguineahills: Uhmmmm...., Kurt has no integrity ;)
	5:31pm Dean: Did he say, "Lou Reed, Colorado"?
	5:31pm Rev. Turnip Druid: CW McCall was the mayor of Ouray? Good grief. Well that explains the Wolf Creek Pass thing. I've driven that road, it's frikkin' gorgeous.
	5:33pm YETI BOB: Clay: You probably know this, but Leland Rogers - the founder of International Artists Records, home of the BUbble Puppy, early Red Crayola, and other 60s Houston proto-psych bands - is the brother of Kenny Rogers!
	5:34pm Cecile: yes! Hunters and Collectors.
	5:35pm Dean: Oh, yeah! Hunters & Collectors. Kinda 23 Skidoo-ish?
	5:37pm Dean: Anybody remember pre-Adam Ant Rema Rema?
	5:38pm Cecile: Yup, Dean. Hunters and Collectors always sounded like a cross bet INXS and the Brithday Party.
	5:39pm Cecile: that kind of tight-assed not really funky Australian funk INXS liked to do.
	5:40pm Cecile: although the bass player is bringing it.
	5:45pm Mary Wing: I will guess that all the blank spaces are for when Clay interrupts the DJ, heh.
	5:46pm Lawrence: bleep bleep bloop bloop music! finally!
	5:51pm Greg from Bloomfield: I said it on fb and I'll say it again: THOUGHT PROVOKING LIKE GUNS ARE SMOKING
	5:52pm Cecile: yay, the EX
	5:53pm maestroso: My favorite The Ex song!
	5:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: R-U-S-H ! !! !!!
	5:58pm Dean: BSOAT: Burt Bacharach's "Mexican Divorce" hands-down
	6:00pm Dean: Clay!!! Your State of Desire is ID'd here: http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/52890
	6:03pm Santos L Halper: Get on with the fascination...

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from May 30, 2014

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