WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from November 18, 2015

Listener comments!
	6:58pm listener james from westwood: Visited six northern NJ supermarkets looking for Tapatio hot sauce, none of them had it. Go one town over and find it. Where? A BODEGA. The intro does not lie: Bodegas are our friend.
	7:00pm Gary: LOL, that's a great story, James
	7:00pm Carmichael: Heya Gary and Bodegists. 3 of my favorites on tonight!
	7:00pm Gary: Howdy, Carmichael
	7:01pm ndbob: evening gary james carmiichael everyone
	🇰🇷 7:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...should I ☆ this episode already & get it over w/?...)
	7:01pm Gary: Hi, Bob
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: And I did try our town bodega, a little shop mere walking distance from my place that has lottery tix and a bevy of Mexican products. No deal. Then I remembered this other hole in the wall around the corner from a similarly teeny Mexican restaurant. Boom.
	7:02pm Gary: ... and RevRab
	7:02pm Gary: We've got a couple of really terrific Mexican bodegas on Broadway here in Astoria that have extremely unfindable-elsewhere items
	7:03pm Carmichael: Yes RevRab, click the daylights out of this episode.
	7:04pm Polyus: Evening, Gary. . .
	7:05pm glenn: the best part is that roky isn't the craziest one of the three.
	7:05pm Peter Nelson: Evenin' all.
	7:08pm ndbob: right Glenn
	7:09pm Gary: Polyus, Glenn and Peter -- good to see you guys!
	7:09pm spodiodi: Ahoy, ahoy! This show has been sent straight from the heavens. All praise to DJ Gary Sullivan y Bodega Pop Live!
	7:11pm Polyus: This has to be one of the most complicated sets of lyrics ever penned.
	7:11pm Gary: Howdy, Spodiodi!
	7:12pm steve: hey Gary
	7:12pm listener james from westwood: That Roky documentary from a few years back ... wow.
	7:12pm Gary: Steve! And, yeah, James, that was actually my introduction to him & his music
	7:16pm Rich in Washington: One of my earliest memories of liking strange music was hearing 13th Floor Elevators' Fire Engine on the radio as a wee lad. I am mighty excited about this show, Gary!
	7:17pm Gary: Howdy, Rich -- might happy to see you!
	7:19pm Rich in Washington: by weird coincidence, this track - and the song I just mentioned, Fire Engine, were among the first ever songs I ever downloaded off of Napster.
	7:19pm glenn: it really wasn't that strange, except for the electric jug, which is just downright bizarre.
	7:22pm Gary: Napster -- saw such a great documentary about Napster earlier this year
	7:23pm Carmichael: This sounds like Thin Lizzy ...
	7:24pm Rich in Washington: I wanna see it! What a surreal time. With dial up. It was like ice-fishing.
	7:24pm ndbob: I remember hearing the Elevators in my high school folk music club
	7:25pm Gary: Rich, it's called "Downloaded," and I saw it on Netflix, and I'm pretty sure you can find it on YouTube at this point
	7:26pm Rich in Washington: I just snagged it on Archive.org. Will watch it tonight. Thanks, Gary!
	7:26pm Rich in Washington: All three of tonight's featured artists have great documentaries.
	7:27pm cklequ: That Jandek documentary was my first introduction to him. One of the big selling points in that film seemed to be that nobody really knew who he was. And almost as soon as the documentary was released he started playing out. It sort of killed a little of the mystique.
	7:28pm Gary: Cklequ! There's a new documentary coming out soon, I read
	7:28pm Rich in Washington: I remember becoming somewhat aware of Jandek via Forced Exposure, just individual album reviews and then heard him on Weirdsville, a really cool, early internet stream. I just thought it was a joke. I finally got hooked with the song Painted My Teeth.
	7:29pm LRSN: Here for Moby Grape
	7:30pm glenn: moby grape. the greatest american band.
	7:30pm Gary: LRSN! <---------an anagram of Lone Star, kind of
	7:31pm LRSN: The Band can kiss Moby Grape's ASS
	7:31pm LRSN: Hi Gary
	7:31pm hyde: ha, never heard that isolated vocal track before
	7:32pm cklequ: I heard a great mashup of You're Gonna Miss Me mixed with some Rolling Stones song on woof moo years ago. Wish i could remember the name.
	7:32pm ndbob: nor have I Hyde
	7:33pm Rich in Washington: People Like Us did something with the isolated Roky, not sure what album.
	7:34pm hyde: yes, the hi hat is the two cymbals you move up and down with your foot
	7:34pm cklequ: Yeah... there's a good chance i heard it on Do Or DIY...
	7:36pm Rich in Washington: @cklequ: I think you're right. That's where I probably where I heard it too.
	7:37pm glenn: well, the band was canadian [mostly], so...
	7:42pm Gary: Super love for People Like Us ... I'd love to find that mashup
	7:43pm steve: if i remember correctly Dave the Spazz played an amazing live version of Roky & the Aliens 'I Walked With The Zombie". i might have to go look that up.
	7:44pm Gary: Post a link if you find it, Steve
	7:47pm hyde: @Steve yeah, i kinda remember that
	7:48pm Gary: Hyde!
	7:54pm hyde: ah, i never get tired of this one
	7:56pm listener james from westwood: Gary, Steve, is it the Roky Ronette cut in this Do or DIY: wfmu.org... ? Sounds like Roky.
	7:57pm Gary: I'll take look & have a listen after the show; thanks, James!
	7:57pm listener james from westwood: Sorry,that should've been Gary, Rich, cklequ!
	7:57pm listener james from westwood: Many mashups to look for and savor in the archives!
	7:58pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary!
	7:58pm cklequ: That's it! Thanks, james. Beach boys.... not Rolling Stones.
	7:59pm steve: ah, so it was the version from Casting The Runes. shoulda guessed. GREAT punky energy on that one.
	🇰🇷 8:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Roky documentary 'You're Gonna Miss Me' : www.youtube.com... - of which I blurbed: I've read 'Eye Mind' about The 13th Floor Elevators & all - so I was basically aware of these matters - but this film leaves me feeling gutted, & disoriented! Roky is surely one of Rawk's great talents - as both perhaps its' greatest vocalist & as a unique songwriter - & the way his struggle thru Middle Class American dysfunction & institutional terror interweaves thru his artistry is a tale w/ resonance & relevance like no other. A must-see & a heavy.
	🇰🇷 8:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Before ZZ Top, Billy Gibbons was in Texas 60sPsych greats 'The Moving Sidewalks'.
	8:01pm hyde: @Rev Rab cool, thanks!
	8:04pm hyde: i also really want to see that doc on Doug Sahm, another wild but beaten down texas musician
	8:05pm coelacanth: hey Gary and Bodegatrons ....i'm just in time to have missed one of my favorite artists/groups of all time. damnit!
	8:05pm Gary: Coelacanth! Hey, RevRab, I didn't know that
	8:06pm Rich in Washington: I've always found this song so haunting.
	8:07pm Gary: Beautiful & haunting
	8:07pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for sharing the Rokymentary link, RRN63. I need to see that again. Such a sad and scary story. No wonder he wrote songs about vampires!
	🇰🇷 8:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Exactly that.
	🇰🇷 8:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sidewalk wigkey: en.wikipedia.org...
	8:13pm LRSN: this seriously sounds like Royal Trux
	8:13pm steve: yay havent heard Jandek in way too long
	8:16pm Gary: By the way, LRSN, I've been meaning to send you a THANK YOU for the terrific book! I need to mail you back something in return soon ...
	8:16pm Fuzzy: Well look what I found! Never been in here before...Wowza!
	8:16pm Gary: Howdy, Fuzzy!
	8:17pm LRSN: Hit me up, I'm curious oranj
	8:17pm Rich in Washington: I haven't listened to much Jandek after he entered his live performance era - not because I don't like it - just haven't. I hope his (relative) success and breaking his hermitage hasn't spoiled him too much.
	8:18pm Gary: I love the new track we'll be hearing next set, Rich
	8:19pm steve: wow great piece, that one
	8:20pm Rich in Washington: seems like I saw some kind of video of some recent development with something jaw dropping in it but now for the life of me, can't remember what it was. Stupid internet, wrecking my brain.
	8:22pm hyde: i'm realizing that i somehow have never really listened to Jandek
	8:22pm cklequ: I'm realizing the same thing.
	8:23pm Rich in Washington: I think Jandek's just been a figment of our imagination..
	8:24pm Rich in Washington: Isn't the Glasgow Sunday a recording of his surprise appearance, his first ever public performance?
	8:24pm steve: Rich, jaw dropping good or jaw dropping bad? i was horrified by a fairly recent live vid of Jandek playing with a white-guy-funk band complete with slap bass.
	8:25pm cklequ: The Units. ......i think
	8:26pm Rich in Washington: <Rich (fingers in ears, going NANANANAN)>: Oh! THat's it, Steve! That was it! Yes. I think I deliberately forgot that.
	8:28pm Rich in Washington: dang it. Gotta go home, Gary! They're throwing me out of the building! Catch you in archiveland. This has been a groovy show! Bye, all....
	8:28pm Gary: See ya, Rich -- thanks for hanging out!
	8:29pm steve: yeah! i cant believe i guessed it! also my apologies. it cant be unseen.
	8:39pm cklequ: I love this set. I've never actually heard any Jandek covers before. These are gold.
	8:59pm poodlecannon: Jandek rules! Damn, you played "Nancy Sings." Ahhhhh, f•ck Bright Eyes. lol
	9:00pm Doug Schulkind: A shitload, Gary. That's a broadcasting term.
	9:03pm Gary: Poodlecannon! Doug!
	9:10pm David: Good stuff!
	9:11pm Gary: I love that Spirit World track so much, David
	9:22pm cklequ: Something from Artistic Vice, ..thanks. As soon as i heard about this guy, i went looking for records. This was the first one i found.
	9:24pm Gary: I saw his cassettes in St. Paul, Minnesota, in maybe 1991 or 1992, but didn't take the plunge until this album (Fun), which a friend played for me
	9:27pm Doug Schulkind: My radio show has a crush on your radio show, Gary.
	9:27pm cklequ: After i bought that one, i sent away for every dirt cheap cassette Stress Records had to offer...
	9:27pm northguineahills: I got here as soon as the Daniel Johnston set, W000!
	9:28pm Gary: NGH!
	9:35pm cklequ: I think the Songs of Pain cd was a reissue of two different cassettes from the early 80's (Songs of Pain and More Songs of Pain)
	9:39pm Gary: Yes, I think you're right, Cklequ
	9:54pm Dave in Vermont: I'm so glad I stumbled by.
	9:55pm Gary: Hey Dave, nice to see you!
	9:56pm cklequ: Great show tonight. The devil has Texas.
	9:56pm melinda: What a great theme for the show, sorry to be tuning in so late. My home state!
	9:57pm Gary: Hi Melinda! It'll be up in the archives in an hour or two ;)
	9:59pm Dave in Vermont: oooh, too late, durn. remeber the archive, remember the archive, remember...
	10:00pm 255: :)
	10:01pm coelacanth: Thanks Gary Great show!
	10:02pm Gary: Have a terrific evening, everyone!
	🇰🇷 11:05pm nostrangerer: Looking for what WFMU peeps have done regarding Daniel Johnston and found this. JANDEK is new to me. I grew up revering Erickson and the Elevators, just watched the Johnston doc. This is edutainment to the max for me. Have to say still undecided about Jandek.
	🇰🇷 10:13pm nostrangerer: Previous comment made at halfway point in show. Listened to rest of Jandek yesterday. Just now have gone through the Johnston sets. Great selections. Great show. Thank you.

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from November 18, 2015

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November 18, 2015: Three Lone Stars: Roky Erickson, Jandek, Daniel Johnston
We'll hear seminal tracks, rare outtakes, inspired cover versions, collaborations, live performances, and a special surprise unreleased recording aired tonight for the first time anywhere.

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live	2015
The 13th Floor Elevators	Harry Kane Show Appearance	Paradise Found	1967	USA	0:04:30 (Pop-up)
The 13th Floor Elevators	Slip Inside This House	Easter Everywhere	1967		0:06:18 (Pop-up)
Jad Fair + Daniel Johnston	I Met Roky Erickson	It's Spooky	1989		0:13:47 (Pop-up)
Roky Erickson	Click Your Fingers Applauding the Play	Love to See You Bleed	1992		0:16:04 (Pop-up)
Roky Erickson	You're an Unidentified Flying Object	Never Say Goodbye	1999		0:19:26 (Pop-up)
Roky Erickson & the Explosives	Mine Mine Mind	Casting the Runes	1979	I've read somewhere that the 45 version of this song is the clearest, but this version is clearer to my ears (and also has much, much more energy)	0:22:31 (Pop-up)
The 13th Floor Elevators	You're Gonna Miss Me (Take 6, Vocal Track Only)	Sign of the Three Eyed Men	196X		0:25:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The 13th Floor Elevators	Levitation				0:27:46 (Pop-up)
The 13th Floor Elevators	May the Circle Remain Unbroken	Paradise Found	1968		0:33:31 (Pop-up)
Roky Erickson	Bloody Hammer (acoustic version)	Love to See You Bleed	1992		0:35:40 (Pop-up)
Roky Erickson	The Haunt "The Haunt" by "Roky Erickson"	Clear Night for Love	1985		0:41:42 (Pop-up)
Butthole Surfers	Earthquake "Earthquake" by "Butthole Surfers"	Where the Pyramid Meets the Eye \| A Tribute to Roky Erickson	1990		0:44:56 (Pop-up)
Roky Erickson & the Aliens	I Think of Demons	I Think of Demons	1980		0:49:41 (Pop-up)
Roky Erickson + Bleib Alien	Warning	Gremlins Have Pictures	2013		0:52:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The 13th Floor Elevators	Levitation				0:54:23 (Pop-up)
Jandek	The Dunes "The Dunes" by "Jandek"	Worthless Recluse	2001		0:59:20 (Pop-up)
Eric Gaffney	The Dunes "The Dunes" by "Eric Gaffney"	Down in a Mirror - A Second Tribute to Jandek	2005		1:00:06 (Pop-up)
Jandek	Nancy Sings "Nancy Sings" by "Jandek"	Chair Beside a Window	1982		1:02:03 (Pop-up)
Jandek	Naked in the Afternoon "Naked in the Afternoon" by "Jandek"	Ready for the House	1978		1:04:52 (Pop-up)
Jandek	Real Wild "Real Wild" by "Jandek"	Glasgow Sunday	2005		1:09:25 (Pop-up)
Jandek	Sung "Sung" by "Jandek"	Interstellar Discussion	1984		1:15:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jandek	Lavender "Lavender" by "Jandek"	You Walk Alone	1988		1:17:00 (Pop-up)
Jandek	Sadie "Sadie" by "Jandek"	On the Way	1988		1:24:27 (Pop-up)
Quaker Dynamo	Ezekiel "Ezekiel" by "Quaker Dynamo"	The Corwood Variations	2006		1:26:34 (Pop-up)
Jandek	War Dance "War Dance" by "Jandek"	You Walk Alone	1988		1:28:59 (Pop-up)
Retsin	New Town "New Town" by "Retsin"	Naked in the Afternoon: A Tribute To Jandek	2000		1:32:57 (Pop-up)
Jandek	London 2014 "London 2014" by "Jandek"	unreleased	2014	Live from Cafe Oto in London, February 2014. A Coordinator at Corwood Industries got in touch yesterday asking if I'd like to play something new; I said yes; and s/he sent the track to me this morning	1:38:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jandek	Lavender "Lavender" by "Jandek"	You Walk Alone	1988		1:51:27 (Pop-up)
Daniel Johnston	Poor You "Poor You" by "Daniel Johnston"	Hi, How Are You?	1983		1:58:44 (Pop-up)
Daniel Johnston	Spirit World Rising	1990	1990		2:00:31 (Pop-up)
Daniel Johnston	Silly Love "Silly Love" by "Daniel Johnston"	Live at SXSW	1990		2:06:35 (Pop-up)
Tom Waits	King Kong "King Kong" by "Tom Waits"	Discovered Covered	2004		2:10:22 (Pop-up)
Daniel Johnston	I Killed the Monster	Artistic Vice	1991		2:15:30 (Pop-up)
Daniel Johnston	Happy Time "Happy Time" by "Daniel Johnston"	Fun	1994		2:19:22 (Pop-up)
Clem Snide	Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Your Grievences	Discovered Covered	2004		2:22:11 (Pop-up)
Daniel Johnston	Poptunes "Poptunes" by "Daniel Johnston"	The Early Recordings Volume 1: Songs of Pain	2003		2:26:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Daniel Johnston	Instrumental "Instrumental" by "Daniel Johnston"	Lost Recordings Vol. 1			2:28:05 (Pop-up)
Daniel Johnston	The Dead Dog Laughing in the Cloud	Continued Story	1985		2:34:37 (Pop-up)
Daniel Johnston	Casper the Friendly Ghost	Frankenstein Love	1994		2:36:50 (Pop-up)
Daniel Johnston	Mean Girls Give Pleasure	Space Ducks: Soundtrack	2012		2:39:17 (Pop-up)
Vic Chesnutt	Like a Monkey in a Zoo	Discovered Covered	2004		2:42:35 (Pop-up)
Daniel Johnston	Wish "Wish" by "Daniel Johnston"	Fear Yourself	2003		2:47:41 (Pop-up)
Daniel Johnston	The Sun Shines Down on Me	Don't Be Scared	1982		2:51:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000		2:54:02 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:58pm listener james from westwood: Visited six northern NJ supermarkets looking for Tapatio hot sauce, none of them had it. Go one town over and find it. Where? A BODEGA. The intro does not lie: Bodegas are our friend.
	7:00pm Gary: LOL, that's a great story, James
	7:00pm Carmichael: Heya Gary and Bodegists. 3 of my favorites on tonight!
	7:00pm Gary: Howdy, Carmichael
	7:01pm ndbob: evening gary james carmiichael everyone
	🇰🇷 7:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...should I ☆ this episode already & get it over w/?...)
	7:01pm Gary: Hi, Bob
	7:01pm listener james from westwood: And I did try our town bodega, a little shop mere walking distance from my place that has lottery tix and a bevy of Mexican products. No deal. Then I remembered this other hole in the wall around the corner from a similarly teeny Mexican restaurant. Boom.
	7:02pm Gary: ... and RevRab
	7:02pm Gary: We've got a couple of really terrific Mexican bodegas on Broadway here in Astoria that have extremely unfindable-elsewhere items
	7:03pm Carmichael: Yes RevRab, click the daylights out of this episode.
	7:04pm Polyus: Evening, Gary. . .
	7:05pm glenn: the best part is that roky isn't the craziest one of the three.
	7:05pm Peter Nelson: Evenin' all.
	7:08pm ndbob: right Glenn
	7:09pm Gary: Polyus, Glenn and Peter -- good to see you guys!
	7:09pm spodiodi: Ahoy, ahoy! This show has been sent straight from the heavens. All praise to DJ Gary Sullivan y Bodega Pop Live!
	7:11pm Polyus: This has to be one of the most complicated sets of lyrics ever penned.
	7:11pm Gary: Howdy, Spodiodi!
	7:12pm steve: hey Gary
	7:12pm listener james from westwood: That Roky documentary from a few years back ... wow.
	7:12pm Gary: Steve! And, yeah, James, that was actually my introduction to him & his music
	7:16pm Rich in Washington: One of my earliest memories of liking strange music was hearing 13th Floor Elevators' Fire Engine on the radio as a wee lad. I am mighty excited about this show, Gary!
	7:17pm Gary: Howdy, Rich -- might happy to see you!
	7:19pm Rich in Washington: by weird coincidence, this track - and the song I just mentioned, Fire Engine, were among the first ever songs I ever downloaded off of Napster.
	7:19pm glenn: it really wasn't that strange, except for the electric jug, which is just downright bizarre.
	7:22pm Gary: Napster -- saw such a great documentary about Napster earlier this year
	7:23pm Carmichael: This sounds like Thin Lizzy ...
	7:24pm Rich in Washington: I wanna see it! What a surreal time. With dial up. It was like ice-fishing.
	7:24pm ndbob: I remember hearing the Elevators in my high school folk music club
	7:25pm Gary: Rich, it's called "Downloaded," and I saw it on Netflix, and I'm pretty sure you can find it on YouTube at this point
	7:26pm Rich in Washington: I just snagged it on Archive.org. Will watch it tonight. Thanks, Gary!
	7:26pm Rich in Washington: All three of tonight's featured artists have great documentaries.
	7:27pm cklequ: That Jandek documentary was my first introduction to him. One of the big selling points in that film seemed to be that nobody really knew who he was. And almost as soon as the documentary was released he started playing out. It sort of killed a little of the mystique.
	7:28pm Gary: Cklequ! There's a new documentary coming out soon, I read
	7:28pm Rich in Washington: I remember becoming somewhat aware of Jandek via Forced Exposure, just individual album reviews and then heard him on Weirdsville, a really cool, early internet stream. I just thought it was a joke. I finally got hooked with the song Painted My Teeth.
	7:29pm LRSN: Here for Moby Grape
	7:30pm glenn: moby grape. the greatest american band.
	7:30pm Gary: LRSN! <---------an anagram of Lone Star, kind of
	7:31pm LRSN: The Band can kiss Moby Grape's ASS
	7:31pm LRSN: Hi Gary
	7:31pm hyde: ha, never heard that isolated vocal track before
	7:32pm cklequ: I heard a great mashup of You're Gonna Miss Me mixed with some Rolling Stones song on woof moo years ago. Wish i could remember the name.
	7:32pm ndbob: nor have I Hyde
	7:33pm Rich in Washington: People Like Us did something with the isolated Roky, not sure what album.
	7:34pm hyde: yes, the hi hat is the two cymbals you move up and down with your foot
	7:34pm cklequ: Yeah... there's a good chance i heard it on Do Or DIY...
	7:36pm Rich in Washington: @cklequ: I think you're right. That's where I probably where I heard it too.
	7:37pm glenn: well, the band was canadian [mostly], so...
	7:42pm Gary: Super love for People Like Us ... I'd love to find that mashup
	7:43pm steve: if i remember correctly Dave the Spazz played an amazing live version of Roky & the Aliens 'I Walked With The Zombie". i might have to go look that up.
	7:44pm Gary: Post a link if you find it, Steve
	7:47pm hyde: @Steve yeah, i kinda remember that
	7:48pm Gary: Hyde!
	7:54pm hyde: ah, i never get tired of this one
	7:56pm listener james from westwood: Gary, Steve, is it the Roky Ronette cut in this Do or DIY: wfmu.org... ? Sounds like Roky.
	7:57pm Gary: I'll take look & have a listen after the show; thanks, James!
	7:57pm listener james from westwood: Sorry,that should've been Gary, Rich, cklequ!
	7:57pm listener james from westwood: Many mashups to look for and savor in the archives!
	7:58pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary!
	7:58pm cklequ: That's it! Thanks, james. Beach boys.... not Rolling Stones.
	7:59pm steve: ah, so it was the version from Casting The Runes. shoulda guessed. GREAT punky energy on that one.
	🇰🇷 8:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Roky documentary 'You're Gonna Miss Me' : www.youtube.com... - of which I blurbed: I've read 'Eye Mind' about The 13th Floor Elevators & all - so I was basically aware of these matters - but this film leaves me feeling gutted, & disoriented! Roky is surely one of Rawk's great talents - as both perhaps its' greatest vocalist & as a unique songwriter - & the way his struggle thru Middle Class American dysfunction & institutional terror interweaves thru his artistry is a tale w/ resonance & relevance like no other. A must-see & a heavy.
	🇰🇷 8:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Before ZZ Top, Billy Gibbons was in Texas 60sPsych greats 'The Moving Sidewalks'.
	8:01pm hyde: @Rev Rab cool, thanks!
	8:04pm hyde: i also really want to see that doc on Doug Sahm, another wild but beaten down texas musician
	8:05pm coelacanth: hey Gary and Bodegatrons ....i'm just in time to have missed one of my favorite artists/groups of all time. damnit!
	8:05pm Gary: Coelacanth! Hey, RevRab, I didn't know that
	8:06pm Rich in Washington: I've always found this song so haunting.
	8:07pm Gary: Beautiful & haunting
	8:07pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for sharing the Rokymentary link, RRN63. I need to see that again. Such a sad and scary story. No wonder he wrote songs about vampires!
	🇰🇷 8:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Exactly that.
	🇰🇷 8:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sidewalk wigkey: en.wikipedia.org...
	8:13pm LRSN: this seriously sounds like Royal Trux
	8:13pm steve: yay havent heard Jandek in way too long
	8:16pm Gary: By the way, LRSN, I've been meaning to send you a THANK YOU for the terrific book! I need to mail you back something in return soon ...
	8:16pm Fuzzy: Well look what I found! Never been in here before...Wowza!
	8:16pm Gary: Howdy, Fuzzy!
	8:17pm LRSN: Hit me up, I'm curious oranj
	8:17pm Rich in Washington: I haven't listened to much Jandek after he entered his live performance era - not because I don't like it - just haven't. I hope his (relative) success and breaking his hermitage hasn't spoiled him too much.
	8:18pm Gary: I love the new track we'll be hearing next set, Rich
	8:19pm steve: wow great piece, that one
	8:20pm Rich in Washington: seems like I saw some kind of video of some recent development with something jaw dropping in it but now for the life of me, can't remember what it was. Stupid internet, wrecking my brain.
	8:22pm hyde: i'm realizing that i somehow have never really listened to Jandek
	8:22pm cklequ: I'm realizing the same thing.
	8:23pm Rich in Washington: I think Jandek's just been a figment of our imagination..
	8:24pm Rich in Washington: Isn't the Glasgow Sunday a recording of his surprise appearance, his first ever public performance?
	8:24pm steve: Rich, jaw dropping good or jaw dropping bad? i was horrified by a fairly recent live vid of Jandek playing with a white-guy-funk band complete with slap bass.
	8:25pm cklequ: The Units. ......i think
	8:26pm Rich in Washington: <Rich (fingers in ears, going NANANANAN)>: Oh! THat's it, Steve! That was it! Yes. I think I deliberately forgot that.
	8:28pm Rich in Washington: dang it. Gotta go home, Gary! They're throwing me out of the building! Catch you in archiveland. This has been a groovy show! Bye, all....
	8:28pm Gary: See ya, Rich -- thanks for hanging out!
	8:29pm steve: yeah! i cant believe i guessed it! also my apologies. it cant be unseen.
	8:39pm cklequ: I love this set. I've never actually heard any Jandek covers before. These are gold.
	8:59pm poodlecannon: Jandek rules! Damn, you played "Nancy Sings." Ahhhhh, f•ck Bright Eyes. lol
	9:00pm Doug Schulkind: A shitload, Gary. That's a broadcasting term.
	9:03pm Gary: Poodlecannon! Doug!
	9:10pm David: Good stuff!
	9:11pm Gary: I love that Spirit World track so much, David
	9:22pm cklequ: Something from Artistic Vice, ..thanks. As soon as i heard about this guy, i went looking for records. This was the first one i found.
	9:24pm Gary: I saw his cassettes in St. Paul, Minnesota, in maybe 1991 or 1992, but didn't take the plunge until this album (Fun), which a friend played for me
	9:27pm Doug Schulkind: My radio show has a crush on your radio show, Gary.
	9:27pm cklequ: After i bought that one, i sent away for every dirt cheap cassette Stress Records had to offer...
	9:27pm northguineahills: I got here as soon as the Daniel Johnston set, W000!
	9:28pm Gary: NGH!
	9:35pm cklequ: I think the Songs of Pain cd was a reissue of two different cassettes from the early 80's (Songs of Pain and More Songs of Pain)
	9:39pm Gary: Yes, I think you're right, Cklequ
	9:54pm Dave in Vermont: I'm so glad I stumbled by.
	9:55pm Gary: Hey Dave, nice to see you!
	9:56pm cklequ: Great show tonight. The devil has Texas.
	9:56pm melinda: What a great theme for the show, sorry to be tuning in so late. My home state!
	9:57pm Gary: Hi Melinda! It'll be up in the archives in an hour or two ;)
	9:59pm Dave in Vermont: oooh, too late, durn. remeber the archive, remember the archive, remember...
	10:00pm 255: :)
	10:01pm coelacanth: Thanks Gary Great show!
	10:02pm Gary: Have a terrific evening, everyone!
	🇰🇷 11:05pm nostrangerer: Looking for what WFMU peeps have done regarding Daniel Johnston and found this. JANDEK is new to me. I grew up revering Erickson and the Elevators, just watched the Johnston doc. This is edutainment to the max for me. Have to say still undecided about Jandek.
	🇰🇷 10:13pm nostrangerer: Previous comment made at halfway point in show. Listened to rest of Jandek yesterday. Just now have gone through the Johnston sets. Great selections. Great show. Thank you.

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from November 18, 2015

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