WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from July 9, 2014

Listener comments!
	7:00pm hyde: tap tap tap....is this thing on
	🇰🇷 7:02pm jeckyl: ...who wanna know ??...
	7:02pm Gary: Hola, Hyde! On and warming up ...
	7:02pm Gary: The Jeckyl!
	🇰🇷 7:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...(never one to let an obvious or bad joke pass, me)...
	7:03pm doca: Hey all!
	7:05pm hyde: that Jeckyll guy is such a wuss. "sort of" watching that game was the way to go, because that thing sounded like an atrocity. I stayed at work and just listened to the radio feed, and I'm sure glad I didn't leave early to watch that thing.
	7:06pm Doug Schulkind: Hi Gary!
	7:07pm Gary: Double Ds -- Doca and Doug!
	7:08pm Gary: More on the Songs of Guam record: tunatwo.blogspot.com...
	7:09pm doca: @Gary: hahaha
	7:09pm hyde: @RR Nov 63 well, it is a classic. I've been hearing that since about kindergarten or so!
	7:09pm doca: Those german latin music imitations are always BIZARRE...
	7:11pm Gary: While tonight's show was not meant to be a response to / echo of Doug's show last night, it totally could be: flashstrap.blogspot.com...
	7:12pm doca: @Gary: check out this minor internet music hit that played those world cup days here in Brazil, it's a funk carioca sung in german http://youtu.be/Xyk1dMLSG20
	7:13pm Gary: Will definitely check out after the show -- I think if I go there now it will play the sound over the airwaves ... :)
	7:16pm ndbob: evening Gary and everyone!
	7:16pm Gary: Howdy, Bob!
	7:17pm lydia: hola gary!
	7:17pm Gary: The woman in this duo, Sharifah Aini, passed away early in the morning on July 5th. I think she was only 61. One of Malaysia's biggest superstars.
	7:18pm Gary: Lydia! How's it going? Everyone, meet Lydia -- a superb poet and equally wonderful person ...
	7:19pm lydia: gracias, pleasure to be here listening to your great musica...hola todos!
	🇰🇷 7:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...sorry Hyde - that was dumb of me. I'm a David - so there's usually @ least three in the room, & infinite Cheech&Chong replays...it's always somethin' as Gilda Radner said...Black Cats are my favorite ! - Happy Bodega Time everyone ! Always perfect for Dinner & vino tinto...
	7:25pm hyde: @RR Nov63 haha, I can take it, don't worry. No need to be sorry ;)
	🇰🇷 7:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: : )
	7:29pm cklequ interior: Love the show so far tonight. It's been a while since i've been able to tune in live. I think your theme may have finally replaced Fabio's as my favorite WFMU opener.
	7:31pm Gary: Howdy, Cklequ! Nice to have you here ... and, thanks!
	7:31pm Gary: Sorry about that bit of dead air! And, correction: EAST Africa, not west.
	7:31pm hyde: it's time for this week's edition of Can I Finish the Lousy Twenty Pages I Have Left In This Book During Bodega Pop Or Will I Spend Too Much Time Googling the Stuff Gary Plays
	7:36pm Holly in NC: Hello Gary & all other friends! Happy Wednesday!
	7:37pm Gary: Holly! So nice to see you!
	🇰🇷 7:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Meghan on UWTP of course did the entire continent of Africa over many weeks ! ; I only hope my subconscious learned & retained something from the scope of it - Middle-Eastern influence in the NorthEast for example...
	7:39pm ndbob: heya Holly!
	7:40pm listener james from westwood: Howdy howdy all! Needed some Greek food to uncross my eyes after 8 hr of proofreading. 8)
	7:41pm listener james from westwood: Meghan's Africa saga was a thing to behold. Or be-hear.
	7:42pm Gary: James! Welcome as always ... and it appears I need to track down this UWTP? Would the shows be archived?
	🇰🇷 7:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...she did all of Oct. & Nov., & most of Dec. ! : www.wfmu.org...
	7:48pm Doug Schulkind: Speaking of terrific WFMU programming, I urge you to tune in tomorrow, 9a-12p for Joe McGasko's Surface Noise program. Here is the blurb: Twilight Nuages Thursday, July 10th, 9am - Noon on Surface Noise with Joe McGasko Back in 1977, a high school music teacher named Bill Last joined forces with some of his students to record an LP in his parents' basement. Charming, poignant, and often lovely, that rare private-press album has just been reissued by the Folk Evaluation label. Renewed interest has motivated the group to get back together for a few reunion gigs, and today on Surface Noise, we'll talk with Bill and play some exclusive tracks recorded at the band's first reunion gig last month. Fans of Milos Foreman's Taking Off and the Langley Schools Music Project would do well to tune in. I featured the 1977 album four years ago in my Mining the Audio Motherlode column in WFMU's blog, and lo and behold, the band is back together! Read my comments from April 2010: blog.wfmu.org...
	7:52pm Holly in NC: @Doug - Thanks for heads up! I rarely get to listen to my beloved Joe in real time now that he's a morning guy, but I just might be able to catch some of tomorrow's show. Everything is better in real time, when possible ;-) That said, archives are THE BEST THING EVER
	7:53pm Doug Schulkind: Speaking of Ghost Capital, today is GC blogger Nick's birthday!
	7:54pm Doug Schulkind: Hiya Holly!
	7:54pm Gary: HAPPY BIRTHDAY, NICK!!!!
	7:55pm hyde: fwiw, here's the link to the Ghost Capitol comp, still live: ghostcapital.blogspot.com...
	7:56pm Gary: Thanks for that, Hyde! There's a part 2 on there somewhere, as well
	7:57pm listener james from westwood: There's like a dozen reasons in this comment board ALONE while FMU is so incredible. Where else would I find out about any of this?!
	7:58pm Jill B.: Good evening Gary and everyone listening and chatting out there!
	7:59pm cklequ: Yeah... what Holly said about the archives. I heard this Antropoloops song in this very show's archive from a few weeks back, downloaded the whole collection and it's still blowing my mind. Funny thing is, nobody else on woof moo has even played it yet.
	7:59pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary - catch the rest on the archives!
	8:00pm Gary: Well, howdy, Mom! In answer to your last email (which I didn't answer, I realize now) ... we went to Nixtamal with friends, a great place in Elmhurst, and had tacos and bought fresh tortillas and chips to bring back home ... THAT's how we spent our 4th
	8:00pm Gary: Grazie, Bob!
	8:02pm Gary: And, Doug, thanks for the McGasko show info -- that sounds awesome!
	🇰🇷 8:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cheikha Rimitti is keepin' it real. Thanks for bringing it, Gary.
	8:02pm Holly in NC: Oh heck, must go wish Nick a happy birthday! Also want to point out that Twilight Nuages = Connecticut. Connecticut has birthed a surprising number of excellent private press lps given its (sadly true) rep as a generally uncool state. Pepe's Pizza = one of few remaining reasons why Connecticut exists :-) Hi Jill B.!
	8:02pm Gary: Mais oui, RevRab!
	8:05pm hyde: @Holly ooooh, Frank Pepe's. That's good stuff.
	8:06pm cklequ: One of the other few reasons Connecticut exists is Logee's.
	8:06pm Gary: Anyone know of a great international Disco compilation out there? Seems like there's GOTTA be one, but I haven't run across it, if so ...
	8:11pm Gary: I confess I had to Google Logee's just now
	8:11pm Holly in NC: @Gary - not truly international , but I've really really been enjoying the recently released Tropical Disco Hustle comp, as well as "further explorations" recommended by the compiler. Have to run so can't dig up links, but Google will help you. Or hit me up later.
	8:11pm Doug Schulkind: There are African disco comps, like Lagos Disco Inferno. Very tasty.
	8:13pm Gary: Will definitely search for Tropical Disco Hustle, thanks, Holly! And, Doug, that album is wonderful, yes -- we'll be hearing from it later this evening!
	8:15pm Gary: Big Thanks go out to Doug for sending this terrific guitar, hand-clap and stunning vocal track along to me today on (very) short notice!
	8:16pm Holly in NC: @Hyde - I was totally, completely, blissfully happy with my snack plate centered around my KICKASS homemade mayonnaise until I started thinking about Pepes clam pizza.
	8:28pm pacific standard simon: Yo dere, Gary -- made it! Just got back from the store (and the bar), ready to whip up a batch of enchiladas w/cheese & Walla Walla onions (whatta whatta?).
	8:29pm Gary: Simon! I'm waitin on salad, myself ... I want enchiladas, tho
	8:31pm Droll: Holly, What's in your mayonnaise? Or is it just great 'cuz it's fresh? pss, Have you ridden the WSF Walla Walla? Is it still in service? It's the one with fake wood formica tables that seat 8-10 and the 1974 earth-tones color scheme and sounds like Gene Krupa on acid when throttled up.
	8:32pm Gary: Howdy, Droll! Welcome to the mix!
	8:32pm Doug Schulkind: Hey, my plej, Gary!
	8:35pm Droll: Gary, Been lurking most of the show. Before it was known as lurking we called it listening. I fall back on the old ways so easily.
	8:37pm Gary: 1994 = first year I heard the term "lurking" in reference to hanging out online
	8:38pm pacific standard simon: @Droll - My not-so-secret secret is that this isn't my first time on the island; a previous attempt to live here ('93-'94) met with abject failure. So, yes, I've ridden the Walla Walla many a time (with no internet!) while commuting to a job in Seattle. I believe it's still a substitute, or maybe on another route.
	8:39pm pacific standard simon: Some of the people I work with now weren't even born, then.
	8:41pm Gary: Am I wrong to love this remix as much as the original? Is it blasphemy?
	8:43pm pacific standard simon: See Uncle Michael's comments regarding "no guilty pleasures".
	8:43pm Jill B.: Has anyone out there ever made soy yogurt successfully. Ah, riding a ferry in Puget Sound, it does not get any better than that! The very best way to travel.....peaceful....exceptionally beautiful. Used to travel on the WSF between islands in the San Juans when I had a small business on Lopez.
	8:44pm Gary: I would be surprised if Holly hasn't made soy yogurt!
	8:44pm hyde: Sony unveils cassette tape that can hold 64,750,000 songs: consequenceofsound.net...
	8:45pm pacific standard simon: @Jill -- so true... San Francisco still has a few ferries, NY too, but nothing compares to the WSF.
	8:48pm Gary: My GF and I have ridden the ferry from just south of our apartment in Astoria/LIC to DUMBO and lower Manhattan. It also goes to Williamsburg, but it's so easy to get to Williamsburg on the subway we can't quite justify the (more expensive) ferry ride
	8:48pm hyde: whoa, that Sony tape link is actually months old. I miss everything.
	8:51pm pacific standard simon: That scene at the beginning of Pal Joey (released in '57?) where Frank Sinatra steps off the ferry boat into San Francisco always gets me right here.
	8:52pm pacific standard simon: OK, I need to get cooking.
	8:53pm pacific standard simon: BTW, there's also a salad involved, Gary.
	8:56pm hyde: ah, King Sunny Ade, I haven't heard this stuff in a looong time. I saw them on what I think was their first US tour at the Rusty Nail in Sunderland, Mass. It snowed a little after the show and suddenly there were 30 grown Nigerian men playing in the parking lot like little kids.
	8:57pm northguineahills: wait, what?!! Oh, here I am!
	8:58pm northguineahills: Even more curious since Joy Division's original name was Warzawa.
	8:59pm hyde: not sure if Kim's is still open or not. It's supposed to close this summer, but I don't know when. Their site still has a "store closing sale" page up....
	9:01pm listener james from westwood: Loving the show, but my butt's bed-bound. Will luxuriate in the third hour via the archive. Thanks most kindly, Gary!
	9:02pm Jill B.: @PSSimon.....I know! My first WSF trip was in the 1950' when I was 11 years old We traveled out to Lopez to visit my paternal grandfather and aunt for the first time. Spent hours at Agate Beach exploring and collecting beautiful small pebbles. I loved it out there so much. I was lucky to return in 1990 to live there myself. I miss it so much. There is nothing like living on an island in Washington. Nothing!
	9:03pm Gary: NGH!
	9:03pm Holly in NC: @droll: find a wide mouth pint mason jar. throw in: ALL AT ROOM TEMP CANNOT STRESS IMPORTANCE 1 egg yolk (best you can find, if not local, def. cert. humanely raised & organic) Save white to make a Ramos Gin Fizz or a Pisco Sour ;-) 1 t. prepared dijon mustard scant T. fresh lemon juice scant T. Bragg's apple cider vinegar 1 T. whey -- YOU CAN GET 1 T whey in under 5 minutes from draining Seven Stars Farm Organic Full Fat Plain yogurt, or your own homemade yogurt, or your homemade paneer or whatever. And no worries! 1 T. plain old water is fine too, just decreases life span & health benefits of mayo. So use that tap water if need be :-) Throw about 1C high oleic expeller pressed safflower oil on that mess. Yo seriously, olive oil is not your friend here (becomes bitter), but neither is nasty supermarket veg oil (will kill you sooner than later) LET SETTLE AT LEAST 30 SECONDS UNLESS YOU LIKE FAILURE. OK. now follow instructions @ Serious Eats for how immersion blender needs to be on bottom of vessle and stay there, creating vortex. After about 30 seconds no motion & then some tilting & swirling, you will have mayo. You will know when you have mayo. NOW AND ONLY NOW add salt to taste, and adjust whatever else you want. If you used whey not water, let sit out for about 8 hours, before tossing in fridge. You heard me! Developed probiotics increase deliciousness & overall mayo shelf life by weeks. If you used water, put in fridge immediately. Water mayo life = about 2 weeks, whey mayo = about 4 weeks. *********IF YOU ADD RAW GARLIC TO MAKE AIOLI YOU ARE BACK DOWN TO WEEK FRIDGE LIFE BEST - BOTULISM NOT YOUR FRIEND ********* If anyone really cares, e-mail me. Also, at this stage in my life I am anti-soy so no, don't ask me :-)
	9:05pm pacific standard simon: @hyde - was it in '83-'84? Ade was on Island, and had major label backing, so I got to see him in Berkeley. We pasted dollar bills on his forehead, because we heard it was traditional!
	9:08pm pacific standard simon: OK, Holly, I need to read all that in the archives when it won't mess up my enchilada instructions. ;)
	9:08pm hyde: @pss i would guess the winter of '83. i think that it was at the point that only Juju Music had come out here on LP, and I think that came out in '82.
	9:09pm Gary: Nighty-night, James!
	9:14pm northguineahills: wait, what was that recipe for, Holly?
	9:26pm pacific standard simon: Sounds about right -- I remember a cassette with the album on one side, and the other BLANK for recording your own mix. Marketing gimmick.
	9:57pm Jill B.: Thanks for another great evening of music Gary! It was great hanging out with you and all of your listening friends!!!!
	9:58pm northguineahills: ack, it's 10! Thanks again Gary!
	9:59pm hyde: well, that went quick. i finished my book, though! thanks & will sure return for a surge of serge.
	9:59pm Gary: Nighty-night, everyone! Come back for Serge & Co. next week!
	10:03pm Gary: Good job, Hyde! Off to go read one of my own ...

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from July 9, 2014

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July 9, 2014: Various Artists
Fallen Afghan stars, American tourists in Guam, East-African Muslims, Brazilian-influenced Bari Fez and more than two dozen other artists from the world's most awesome and outrageous compilations.

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments
INTRO: K. Wylin	Welcome to the Bodega	The Bodega	2010
THEME: Nellie McKay	¡Bodega! "¡Bodega!" by "THEME: Nellie McKay"	Home Sweet Mobile Home	2010
Chorus	Guam Is Good "Guam Is Good" by "Chorus"	Songs of Guam		USA \| D.S. (Jean) Lennox
Rex Gildo	Speedy Gonzales "Speedy Gonzales" by "Rex Gildo"	Oktoberfest A-Go-Go		Germany
Vicky Garabedian	We Zahr Leimoun "We Zahr Leimoun" by "Vicky Garabedian"	Millionaire's Playground		Lebanon
Apostilos Nikolaidis	Αγάπησα Και Μίσησα - Agápi̱sa Kai Mísi̱sa - Loved and Hated	Εδώ Πάνιβαρ - 57 Δυνατά Λαϊκά Τραγούδια		Greece
Sharifah Aini + Fadzil Ahmad	Yaladan	Pujaan Pop Asli		Malaysia
Music behind DJ: Rexy	Nervoso "Nervoso" by "Rexy"	Under The Influence Volume Three: A Collection Of Rare Soul & Disco		USA
Hamza Şenses	Aşkın Ne Derin Yareler Açtı Ciğerimde	Urfa'dan Üç Musiki Ustası		Turkey
Zuhura Swale + Zein Musical Club	Wasi Wasi	Songs The Swahili Sing - Classics From The Kenya Coast		Kenya
Kirishima Noboru + Kujou Mariko	Tabi no Yokaze	Gem of Old Hit Songs Vol.3		Japan
Cinderella Feat. Cecile Colayco	T.L. Ako Sa 'Yo	The Best Of Manila Sound	1999	Philippines
Czesław Niemen	Sen O Warszawie "Sen O Warszawie" by "Czesław Niemen"	Dinozaury	1966	Poland
Katarzyna Sobczyk	Małe Kłamstwa	Intercontinental Transmissions Volume 1	2011	Poland \| Album compiled by Jesse Kaminsky
Music behind DJ: Pekeniques	Polución "Polución" by "Pekeniques"	Sensacional Soul Vol. 2		Spain
Grazia	Rampi Rampi "Rampi Rampi" by "Grazia"	Holy ☆ Ghost Power! C90 mixtape	2011	Turkey / Israel ?
Cheikha Rimitti	Ghir El Baroud ( Cheikha Remitti )	Le Monde Du Rai	1988	Algeria
The Wild Cats	Disco Lady "Disco Lady" by "The Wild Cats"	Disco Time		Hong Kong
Ajda Pekkan	Kaderimin Oyunu "Kaderimin Oyunu" by "Ajda Pekkan"	Diggin' Istanbul 2	2011	Turkey
Abida Parveen	Aaj More Ghar Aaye "Aaj More Ghar Aaye" by "Abida Parveen"	Sufiana	2009	Pakistan
Serguela Abdi	Adan y nuestra madre Eva	Sahrauis	1998	Western Sahara
Music behind DJ: York Wilborn's Psychedelic Six	Wheezin'	Bride of The Holy ☆ Ghost	2011
El Manzouma	1772 "1772" by "El Manzouma"	Arab Mixtape #14		Egypt?
Emily the Band	Rough "Rough" by "Emily the Band"	台灣硬地 vol.1	2013	Taiwan
Agressiva 69	Isolation "Isolation" by "Agressiva 69"	Warszawa. Tribute To Joy Division		Poland
La Lupe + SInden	Fever (Senden Remix)	I Like It Like That CD1 The Remixes		Cuba / USA
Qintetto X	Senza Paura "Senza Paura" by "Qintetto X"	Anima Latina	1995	Italy
Mighty Shadow	Dat Soca Boat "Dat Soca Boat" by "Mighty Shadow"	Sofrito : Tropical Discotheque	2011	Trinidad + Tobago
Music behind DJ: Sunny Ade & his African Beats	Ja Fun Mi (Instrumental)	Nigeria 70 Volume One		Nigeria
Patrick Touhey	Drowsy Maggie "Drowsy Maggie" by "Patrick Touhey"	Black Mirror: Reflections In Global Musics 1918-1955		Scotland
Lilis Jurjanai Band Zaenal Combo	Djanger	Aneka 12		Indonesia
Unknown Artist	Sinceridad "Sinceridad" by "Unknown Artist"	Chants et Danses d' Amerique Centrale		Costa Rica
Unknown Artist	Angelique Oh "Angelique Oh" by "Unknown Artist"	Songs and Dances of Haiti	1952	Haiti
Unknown Artist	Pedat/Tongtong "Pedat/Tongtong" by "Unknown Artist"	Music For The Gods: The Fahnestock South Sea Expedition		Indonesia
Music behind DJ: Various Artists	Ar Kar Na Ban (Heavenly Space)	White Elephants & Golden Ducks: Enchanting Musical Treasures From Burma	2005	Myanmar
รวมศิลปินหญิง สุนทราภรณ์_Ruam Sin La Pin Ying Sun Thra Phon	สวัสดีบางกอก_Sa Wat Di Bang Kok	สุนทราภรณ์ แฟนคลับ รวมฮิตศิลปินหญิง_Ruam Hit Sin La Pin Ying		Thailand
Marianne Faithfull	Hier Ou Demain	Vamps Et Vampire: The Songs Of Serge Gainsbourg		France \| UK
Unknown Artist	Track 14 "Track 14" by "Unknown Artist"	CSP Production		Cambodia
Grotto	Bad City Girl "Bad City Girl" by "Grotto"	Lagos Disco Inferno		NIgeria
China MC Brothers	Jai Jung "Jai Jung" by "China MC Brothers"	Look Directly Into the Sun: China Pop 2007	2007	China
Music behind DJ: Princesa Negra De Angola	Bebeto "Bebeto" by "Princesa Negra De Angola"	Black Rio 2 Original Samba Soul	2009	Brazil
Dinosaurs	Sinister Purpose "Sinister Purpose" by "Dinosaurs"	Simla Beat: 1970-1971	2000	India
Ou Yang Fei Fei	Warm Desert "Warm Desert" by "Ou Yang Fei Fei"	To the Most Beloved
O.M. Soneta Feat. Rhoma Irama	Begadang II	Music Of Indonesia 2: Indonesian Popular Music: Kroncong, Dangdut & Langgam Jawa	1991	Indonesia
Setara Hussainzada	Zim Zim ZIm "Zim Zim ZIm" by "Setara Hussainzada"	The Rough Guide to Afghanistan	2010	Afghanistan
Peter King	Ajo "Ajo" by "Peter King"	BGT African Funk - CD 3		NIgeria
Take It Easy Hospital	My Sleepy Fall	No One Knows About Persian Cats	2010	Iran
Music behind DJ: OUTRO: Catrina	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "OUTRO: Catrina"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000

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Listener comments!
	7:00pm hyde: tap tap tap....is this thing on
	🇰🇷 7:02pm jeckyl: ...who wanna know ??...
	7:02pm Gary: Hola, Hyde! On and warming up ...
	7:02pm Gary: The Jeckyl!
	🇰🇷 7:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...(never one to let an obvious or bad joke pass, me)...
	7:03pm doca: Hey all!
	7:05pm hyde: that Jeckyll guy is such a wuss. "sort of" watching that game was the way to go, because that thing sounded like an atrocity. I stayed at work and just listened to the radio feed, and I'm sure glad I didn't leave early to watch that thing.
	7:06pm Doug Schulkind: Hi Gary!
	7:07pm Gary: Double Ds -- Doca and Doug!
	7:08pm Gary: More on the Songs of Guam record: tunatwo.blogspot.com...
	7:09pm doca: @Gary: hahaha
	7:09pm hyde: @RR Nov 63 well, it is a classic. I've been hearing that since about kindergarten or so!
	7:09pm doca: Those german latin music imitations are always BIZARRE...
	7:11pm Gary: While tonight's show was not meant to be a response to / echo of Doug's show last night, it totally could be: flashstrap.blogspot.com...
	7:12pm doca: @Gary: check out this minor internet music hit that played those world cup days here in Brazil, it's a funk carioca sung in german http://youtu.be/Xyk1dMLSG20
	7:13pm Gary: Will definitely check out after the show -- I think if I go there now it will play the sound over the airwaves ... :)
	7:16pm ndbob: evening Gary and everyone!
	7:16pm Gary: Howdy, Bob!
	7:17pm lydia: hola gary!
	7:17pm Gary: The woman in this duo, Sharifah Aini, passed away early in the morning on July 5th. I think she was only 61. One of Malaysia's biggest superstars.
	7:18pm Gary: Lydia! How's it going? Everyone, meet Lydia -- a superb poet and equally wonderful person ...
	7:19pm lydia: gracias, pleasure to be here listening to your great musica...hola todos!
	🇰🇷 7:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...sorry Hyde - that was dumb of me. I'm a David - so there's usually @ least three in the room, & infinite Cheech&Chong replays...it's always somethin' as Gilda Radner said...Black Cats are my favorite ! - Happy Bodega Time everyone ! Always perfect for Dinner & vino tinto...
	7:25pm hyde: @RR Nov63 haha, I can take it, don't worry. No need to be sorry ;)
	🇰🇷 7:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: : )
	7:29pm cklequ interior: Love the show so far tonight. It's been a while since i've been able to tune in live. I think your theme may have finally replaced Fabio's as my favorite WFMU opener.
	7:31pm Gary: Howdy, Cklequ! Nice to have you here ... and, thanks!
	7:31pm Gary: Sorry about that bit of dead air! And, correction: EAST Africa, not west.
	7:31pm hyde: it's time for this week's edition of Can I Finish the Lousy Twenty Pages I Have Left In This Book During Bodega Pop Or Will I Spend Too Much Time Googling the Stuff Gary Plays
	7:36pm Holly in NC: Hello Gary & all other friends! Happy Wednesday!
	7:37pm Gary: Holly! So nice to see you!
	🇰🇷 7:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Meghan on UWTP of course did the entire continent of Africa over many weeks ! ; I only hope my subconscious learned & retained something from the scope of it - Middle-Eastern influence in the NorthEast for example...
	7:39pm ndbob: heya Holly!
	7:40pm listener james from westwood: Howdy howdy all! Needed some Greek food to uncross my eyes after 8 hr of proofreading. 8)
	7:41pm listener james from westwood: Meghan's Africa saga was a thing to behold. Or be-hear.
	7:42pm Gary: James! Welcome as always ... and it appears I need to track down this UWTP? Would the shows be archived?
	🇰🇷 7:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...she did all of Oct. & Nov., & most of Dec. ! : www.wfmu.org...
	7:48pm Doug Schulkind: Speaking of terrific WFMU programming, I urge you to tune in tomorrow, 9a-12p for Joe McGasko's Surface Noise program. Here is the blurb: Twilight Nuages Thursday, July 10th, 9am - Noon on Surface Noise with Joe McGasko Back in 1977, a high school music teacher named Bill Last joined forces with some of his students to record an LP in his parents' basement. Charming, poignant, and often lovely, that rare private-press album has just been reissued by the Folk Evaluation label. Renewed interest has motivated the group to get back together for a few reunion gigs, and today on Surface Noise, we'll talk with Bill and play some exclusive tracks recorded at the band's first reunion gig last month. Fans of Milos Foreman's Taking Off and the Langley Schools Music Project would do well to tune in. I featured the 1977 album four years ago in my Mining the Audio Motherlode column in WFMU's blog, and lo and behold, the band is back together! Read my comments from April 2010: blog.wfmu.org...
	7:52pm Holly in NC: @Doug - Thanks for heads up! I rarely get to listen to my beloved Joe in real time now that he's a morning guy, but I just might be able to catch some of tomorrow's show. Everything is better in real time, when possible ;-) That said, archives are THE BEST THING EVER
	7:53pm Doug Schulkind: Speaking of Ghost Capital, today is GC blogger Nick's birthday!
	7:54pm Doug Schulkind: Hiya Holly!
	7:54pm Gary: HAPPY BIRTHDAY, NICK!!!!
	7:55pm hyde: fwiw, here's the link to the Ghost Capitol comp, still live: ghostcapital.blogspot.com...
	7:56pm Gary: Thanks for that, Hyde! There's a part 2 on there somewhere, as well
	7:57pm listener james from westwood: There's like a dozen reasons in this comment board ALONE while FMU is so incredible. Where else would I find out about any of this?!
	7:58pm Jill B.: Good evening Gary and everyone listening and chatting out there!
	7:59pm cklequ: Yeah... what Holly said about the archives. I heard this Antropoloops song in this very show's archive from a few weeks back, downloaded the whole collection and it's still blowing my mind. Funny thing is, nobody else on woof moo has even played it yet.
	7:59pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary - catch the rest on the archives!
	8:00pm Gary: Well, howdy, Mom! In answer to your last email (which I didn't answer, I realize now) ... we went to Nixtamal with friends, a great place in Elmhurst, and had tacos and bought fresh tortillas and chips to bring back home ... THAT's how we spent our 4th
	8:00pm Gary: Grazie, Bob!
	8:02pm Gary: And, Doug, thanks for the McGasko show info -- that sounds awesome!
	🇰🇷 8:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cheikha Rimitti is keepin' it real. Thanks for bringing it, Gary.
	8:02pm Holly in NC: Oh heck, must go wish Nick a happy birthday! Also want to point out that Twilight Nuages = Connecticut. Connecticut has birthed a surprising number of excellent private press lps given its (sadly true) rep as a generally uncool state. Pepe's Pizza = one of few remaining reasons why Connecticut exists :-) Hi Jill B.!
	8:02pm Gary: Mais oui, RevRab!
	8:05pm hyde: @Holly ooooh, Frank Pepe's. That's good stuff.
	8:06pm cklequ: One of the other few reasons Connecticut exists is Logee's.
	8:06pm Gary: Anyone know of a great international Disco compilation out there? Seems like there's GOTTA be one, but I haven't run across it, if so ...
	8:11pm Gary: I confess I had to Google Logee's just now
	8:11pm Holly in NC: @Gary - not truly international , but I've really really been enjoying the recently released Tropical Disco Hustle comp, as well as "further explorations" recommended by the compiler. Have to run so can't dig up links, but Google will help you. Or hit me up later.
	8:11pm Doug Schulkind: There are African disco comps, like Lagos Disco Inferno. Very tasty.
	8:13pm Gary: Will definitely search for Tropical Disco Hustle, thanks, Holly! And, Doug, that album is wonderful, yes -- we'll be hearing from it later this evening!
	8:15pm Gary: Big Thanks go out to Doug for sending this terrific guitar, hand-clap and stunning vocal track along to me today on (very) short notice!
	8:16pm Holly in NC: @Hyde - I was totally, completely, blissfully happy with my snack plate centered around my KICKASS homemade mayonnaise until I started thinking about Pepes clam pizza.
	8:28pm pacific standard simon: Yo dere, Gary -- made it! Just got back from the store (and the bar), ready to whip up a batch of enchiladas w/cheese & Walla Walla onions (whatta whatta?).
	8:29pm Gary: Simon! I'm waitin on salad, myself ... I want enchiladas, tho
	8:31pm Droll: Holly, What's in your mayonnaise? Or is it just great 'cuz it's fresh? pss, Have you ridden the WSF Walla Walla? Is it still in service? It's the one with fake wood formica tables that seat 8-10 and the 1974 earth-tones color scheme and sounds like Gene Krupa on acid when throttled up.
	8:32pm Gary: Howdy, Droll! Welcome to the mix!
	8:32pm Doug Schulkind: Hey, my plej, Gary!
	8:35pm Droll: Gary, Been lurking most of the show. Before it was known as lurking we called it listening. I fall back on the old ways so easily.
	8:37pm Gary: 1994 = first year I heard the term "lurking" in reference to hanging out online
	8:38pm pacific standard simon: @Droll - My not-so-secret secret is that this isn't my first time on the island; a previous attempt to live here ('93-'94) met with abject failure. So, yes, I've ridden the Walla Walla many a time (with no internet!) while commuting to a job in Seattle. I believe it's still a substitute, or maybe on another route.
	8:39pm pacific standard simon: Some of the people I work with now weren't even born, then.
	8:41pm Gary: Am I wrong to love this remix as much as the original? Is it blasphemy?
	8:43pm pacific standard simon: See Uncle Michael's comments regarding "no guilty pleasures".
	8:43pm Jill B.: Has anyone out there ever made soy yogurt successfully. Ah, riding a ferry in Puget Sound, it does not get any better than that! The very best way to travel.....peaceful....exceptionally beautiful. Used to travel on the WSF between islands in the San Juans when I had a small business on Lopez.
	8:44pm Gary: I would be surprised if Holly hasn't made soy yogurt!
	8:44pm hyde: Sony unveils cassette tape that can hold 64,750,000 songs: consequenceofsound.net...
	8:45pm pacific standard simon: @Jill -- so true... San Francisco still has a few ferries, NY too, but nothing compares to the WSF.
	8:48pm Gary: My GF and I have ridden the ferry from just south of our apartment in Astoria/LIC to DUMBO and lower Manhattan. It also goes to Williamsburg, but it's so easy to get to Williamsburg on the subway we can't quite justify the (more expensive) ferry ride
	8:48pm hyde: whoa, that Sony tape link is actually months old. I miss everything.
	8:51pm pacific standard simon: That scene at the beginning of Pal Joey (released in '57?) where Frank Sinatra steps off the ferry boat into San Francisco always gets me right here.
	8:52pm pacific standard simon: OK, I need to get cooking.
	8:53pm pacific standard simon: BTW, there's also a salad involved, Gary.
	8:56pm hyde: ah, King Sunny Ade, I haven't heard this stuff in a looong time. I saw them on what I think was their first US tour at the Rusty Nail in Sunderland, Mass. It snowed a little after the show and suddenly there were 30 grown Nigerian men playing in the parking lot like little kids.
	8:57pm northguineahills: wait, what?!! Oh, here I am!
	8:58pm northguineahills: Even more curious since Joy Division's original name was Warzawa.
	8:59pm hyde: not sure if Kim's is still open or not. It's supposed to close this summer, but I don't know when. Their site still has a "store closing sale" page up....
	9:01pm listener james from westwood: Loving the show, but my butt's bed-bound. Will luxuriate in the third hour via the archive. Thanks most kindly, Gary!
	9:02pm Jill B.: @PSSimon.....I know! My first WSF trip was in the 1950' when I was 11 years old We traveled out to Lopez to visit my paternal grandfather and aunt for the first time. Spent hours at Agate Beach exploring and collecting beautiful small pebbles. I loved it out there so much. I was lucky to return in 1990 to live there myself. I miss it so much. There is nothing like living on an island in Washington. Nothing!
	9:03pm Gary: NGH!
	9:03pm Holly in NC: @droll: find a wide mouth pint mason jar. throw in: ALL AT ROOM TEMP CANNOT STRESS IMPORTANCE 1 egg yolk (best you can find, if not local, def. cert. humanely raised & organic) Save white to make a Ramos Gin Fizz or a Pisco Sour ;-) 1 t. prepared dijon mustard scant T. fresh lemon juice scant T. Bragg's apple cider vinegar 1 T. whey -- YOU CAN GET 1 T whey in under 5 minutes from draining Seven Stars Farm Organic Full Fat Plain yogurt, or your own homemade yogurt, or your homemade paneer or whatever. And no worries! 1 T. plain old water is fine too, just decreases life span & health benefits of mayo. So use that tap water if need be :-) Throw about 1C high oleic expeller pressed safflower oil on that mess. Yo seriously, olive oil is not your friend here (becomes bitter), but neither is nasty supermarket veg oil (will kill you sooner than later) LET SETTLE AT LEAST 30 SECONDS UNLESS YOU LIKE FAILURE. OK. now follow instructions @ Serious Eats for how immersion blender needs to be on bottom of vessle and stay there, creating vortex. After about 30 seconds no motion & then some tilting & swirling, you will have mayo. You will know when you have mayo. NOW AND ONLY NOW add salt to taste, and adjust whatever else you want. If you used whey not water, let sit out for about 8 hours, before tossing in fridge. You heard me! Developed probiotics increase deliciousness & overall mayo shelf life by weeks. If you used water, put in fridge immediately. Water mayo life = about 2 weeks, whey mayo = about 4 weeks. *********IF YOU ADD RAW GARLIC TO MAKE AIOLI YOU ARE BACK DOWN TO WEEK FRIDGE LIFE BEST - BOTULISM NOT YOUR FRIEND ********* If anyone really cares, e-mail me. Also, at this stage in my life I am anti-soy so no, don't ask me :-)
	9:05pm pacific standard simon: @hyde - was it in '83-'84? Ade was on Island, and had major label backing, so I got to see him in Berkeley. We pasted dollar bills on his forehead, because we heard it was traditional!
	9:08pm pacific standard simon: OK, Holly, I need to read all that in the archives when it won't mess up my enchilada instructions. ;)
	9:08pm hyde: @pss i would guess the winter of '83. i think that it was at the point that only Juju Music had come out here on LP, and I think that came out in '82.
	9:09pm Gary: Nighty-night, James!
	9:14pm northguineahills: wait, what was that recipe for, Holly?
	9:26pm pacific standard simon: Sounds about right -- I remember a cassette with the album on one side, and the other BLANK for recording your own mix. Marketing gimmick.
	9:57pm Jill B.: Thanks for another great evening of music Gary! It was great hanging out with you and all of your listening friends!!!!
	9:58pm northguineahills: ack, it's 10! Thanks again Gary!
	9:59pm hyde: well, that went quick. i finished my book, though! thanks & will sure return for a surge of serge.
	9:59pm Gary: Nighty-night, everyone! Come back for Serge & Co. next week!
	10:03pm Gary: Good job, Hyde! Off to go read one of my own ...

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from July 9, 2014

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