WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from May 2, 2016

Listener comments!
	9:03am P-90: RAY-dee-oh! Yip Yip Yip
	9:03am Wild Neil: Peace to you Joe et al....
	9:04am fxo: we're tunin'!
	9:04am Sem Chumbo: Are we not Debo? Hiya, Joe, and the vocalizing P-90/ Wild Neil, yo.
	9:04am Marcel M: Joe!
	9:05am pantz: Good Morning, from the Derby City. Gettin' my morning Joe!
	9:05am redkayak: Good morning all :)
	9:09am Joe McG: Hey, everybody! It's Monday, let's make the best of it. Thanks for tuning in!
	9:10am Brendan: Hi Joe and listeners. Eating my breakfast with my hands makes this set even better if that possible.
	9:10am Will: The Debo Band and the Ex together at Great Scott in Boston a few months ago was a mighty blessed event indeed.
	9:12am V Priceless: Joe! Hey!
	9:12am fleep: Sunrise over North Hollywood ... exotic, no?
	9:17am Joe McG: @fleep: Most!
	9:17am Mark R: This Konono track is quite hypnotic.
	9:19am Brendan: This set is smokin'! Gotta dip my head in a bucket of ice water every song break.
	9:20am KP: Good first Monday to you, Joe
	9:20am Mark R: We needed something to warm us up on this chilly miserable morning, anyway.
	9:22am SeanG: great rekkid
	9:23am JP from KC: Greetings from the heartland, Joe and fellow noisemakers!
	9:25am Brendan: Transportive
	9:38am Polyus: Hope everyone had a swell May Day. Or Beltane, if you swing that way.
	9:41am Paul D: Yay for Pylon.
	9:42am Cecile: Pylon! The great lost band of the indie underground.
	9:43am Cecile: PELL MELL I love these guys. Another lost band.
	9:43am Cecile: I know people love Jonathan Kane around here, but Pell Mell were the ones that did it for me for rock instrumentals
	9:47am Brendan: Maurice Chevalier sings McGasko
	9:49am Ĩkє: Fat White Family was freaking nutso, and I mean that in the best way. (Also, great set, Joe.)
	👻 9:50am Ken From Hyde Park: The April showers are a couple of days late this year. What kooky weather! It's drowning the May flowers.
	9:54am Marc Francis: Coffee & Joe. A perfect way to counter this cold grey rainy day.
	9:55am Brendan: Git it on yall!
	9:56am foofs: St Louis Breakdown of sane law enforcement...
	9:56am Cecile: Oliver Sain was a big talent who had a lot of influence on soul music.
	9:57am Brendan: Sounds like two basses awesome
	9:57am Cecile: www.allmusic.com...
	9:57am Joe McG: Thanks, Ike! Nice to see you at the fair!
	9:59am Marcel M: Fat Whit Family was great indeed. Chance made my day though. I have a great video of him kissing that lady in the front. Its from behind so you can't exactly see what happened but he flies up in her face haha.
	9:59am highlowe: a cupa joe and joe @Marc Francs...I agree!
	10:01am highlowe: with dancing in the kitchen to follow I suspect! Thank you @Joe McG!
	10:01am Cecile: OK, I will like Fat White Family's name better if they are 1) fat or 2) a family, or 3) none of the above in EVERY category.
	10:01am Marcel M: @Cecile: I think its 3
	10:02am Cecile: that's cool.
	10:03am Joe McG: @highlowe: Dancing in the kitchen is always a good idea!
	10:03am Cecile: Also, I would accept it if they were all three catergories.
	10:04am KP: Chance's entrance from the back of room was brilliant. Playing and James Brown shaky stepping all the way
	10:06am Marc Francis: @highlowe: The wiggling has definitely begun in my kitchen!
	10:07am highlowe: dancing kitchens unite!
	10:07am tomasz.: morning m8s. gutted I couldn't be at the rec fair, hope you all had a blast
	10:11am Joe McG: I also rode the merry go round this year, which is something I've wanted to do for years.
	10:11am Brendan: Joe doesn't fake the funk! Bringin it to the people! Mmmmph ! Ha! Get Down with your bad selves!
	10:13am Cecile: I don't know if you can do this Joe, but I'd love to hear Brick's "Ain't Gonna Hurt Nobody".
	10:14am Joe McG: @Cecile: I don't have any with me, but I'll take a look in the library.
	10:16am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Joe and all! I miss the Record Fair. Can we all go back and live there?
	10:17am Cecile: thank you, Joe, that's so nice of you.
	👻 10:19am doctorjazz: Bummed I missed the Record Fair, out of town (bank account escaped a hit, though).
	10:21am melinda: Morning everyone
	10:21am Joe McG: @Greg: It's like this magic city that rises up and then magically disappears in 3 days. @Cecile: Sorry! There might be some Brick in the basement library, but nothing upstairs...I should have brought my "Dusic" 45.
	10:21am franny: @doctorjazz. I head that'n.
	10:22am Roberto: Does anyone else hear a similarity between this guitar solo and "Another Brick in the Wall?"
	10:23am Cecile: LARRY LEVAN
	10:28am Cecile: I have played the Journey into Paradise comp so much.
	10:29am Cecile: that's fine, Joe, thank you for looking!
	10:30am βrian: I thought I'd never see it, but there are blues skies over the isthmus again. Joe gets partial credit for chasing off the clouds.
	10:32am MONEYBAG$: I thought you said Larry LaLonde, the guitar player from Primus. Seemed a bit outside his wheelhouse
	10:33am Brendan: Surface Noise chases clouds, blues, heartache, gout and a thousand other ills away.
	10:34am Joe McG: @Brian: How nice! @Brendan: I'm hiring you as my PR guy.
	10:35am Polyus: "I never thought this could happen to me"
	10:36am Cecile: Another reason why 1977 statistically had one of the highest rates of one-hit wonders of any year.
	10:36am Brendan: Hey 7th fl here!
	10:36am Cecile: You should play "telephone man" to make my pain complete.
	10:37am Cecile: this is great.
	10:39am Cecile: another great one.
	10:40am fleep: No. What do you mean?
	👻 10:40am doctorjazz: Love this "Do You Know What I Mean"...the original minimalist band.
	10:40am Joe McG: Ha! The bass just jumps off this single!
	10:41am MD: Ahoy-hoy All!!!
	10:41am Wild Neil: Hey Cecile!
	10:41am chris_in_space: @Joe McG the bass jumps indeed
	10:42am Cecile: hey, Neil! I know Reginald Dwight was listening to this at the time.
	10:42am MD: I lived...That 70's Show...
	10:43am highlowe: ok...smooth transition from soul to country. hat's off!
	10:44am Cecile: grrrrrrrrr. I just went to a women's leadership conference, and left feeling misogynistic. It was depressing for so many reasons. But the food was good.
	10:45am Cecile: hahahahha, that last line saved the whole song!!!
	10:45am βrian: Leadership sullies your soul. Don't let them get away with it!
	10:46am highlowe: @Cecile so true!
	10:46am Cecile: Michael Brown from the Left Banke?
	10:46am βrian: Wow, this sounds like a player piano.
	10:47am highlowe: there's a record label called Kama Sutra? : )
	10:47am Joe McG: @Cecile: The very same!
	10:47am Brendan: Nice! Very Emersonish as off Trilogy
	10:48am Cecile: that was a treat! I have to find that.
	10:49am KP: I like this Orange Juice
	10:49am highlowe: looks like I'll be going down the "Orange Juice" rabbit hole!
	10:49am Joe McG: @highlowe: Careful down there!
	10:51am Cecile: I wish Sam Cooke was alive, judging American Idol, and then showing them what they were doing wrong.
	10:52am Brendan: Have you heard the 'Orange Juice and Velvet Underwear ' by Intersystems? Its quite... different.
	10:52am herb.nyc: some niiiice singles, thx Joe. (soul-related: wnyc had a segment on Charles Bradley earlier today. man that guy loved his mother; very sweet.)
	10:54am Joe McG: @herb: How odd, I had the Charles Bradley CD with me and just didn't get to it.
	10:54am βrian: We need a jello mould filled with fruit, now.
	10:54am medifoo: This is just the best song ever
	10:54am Cecile: and rumaki
	10:57am pantz: Some of the best punk music came out of being trapped in the suburbs. Let's not knock it.
	10:57am Cecile: this guy wrote "Burning Love" and "Goodbye Earl"
	10:58am βrian: Yep, the music got out. The musicians never made it.
	10:59am KP: I escaped the suburbs. Now I have to listen to WFMU for three hours while I alt.park
	11:00am Joe McG: @KP: Ha ha!
	11:00am Wild Neil: I escaped the exurbs to live on the lower east side of Manhattan. Now I live in a tiny development in wine country. You can have NY! It makes me too nervous now...
	11:00am Parq: Hi Joe. Been listening off and on all morning but just getting a chance to check in. You sound tired, but a good kind of tired. You sound like you believe -- and quite rightly so -- that you are on the far end of a job well done.
	11:01am Parq: Funny that I should tune in and hear Method Actors. You played Pylon earlier. I saw the two of them on a double bill at Trax on West 72nd Street in '80.
	11:02am Joe McG: Ah, thanks, Parq! I think we did pretty OK!
	11:04am βrian: I've never heard The Method Actors, but boy do they take me back to the early 80s. What fun.
	11:05am Cecile: I wouldn't doubt it.
	11:06am Cecile: ritmo is rhythm
	11:07am βrian: Did you know 'sardonic' has its roots in Sardinia?
	11:09am P-90: DEFinitely caught the "Misty Mountain" vibe there, I was thinking that if a particular musician friend of mine were here, he would have heard it too and it would have started a whole conversation...
	11:09am KP: Frosty
	11:10am Cecile: Method Actors were also a 2-person band
	11:11am V Priceless: freddie kaboodleschnitzer still corners the market in the 'drummer name' dept.
	11:12am KP: By the time I saw Lee Michaels he only played electric piano, having given up organ to preserve his hearing. Frosty was there.
	11:12am P-90: "Frosty" a bit more of an exotic dancer name than a drummer name, but OK. And I might be mistaken, but by 1977 Virgin was indeed regarded as a pretty big label.
	11:12am Dean: "The Latin adjective is < Greek Σαρδόνιος Sardinian, which in late Greek was substituted for σαρδάνιος (Homer, etc.; of obscure origin), as the descriptive epithet of bitter or scornful laughter; the motive of the substitution was the notion that the word had primary reference to the effects of eating a ‘Sardinian plant’ (Latin herba Sardonia or Sardōa), which was said to produce facial convulsions resembling horrible laughter, usually followed by death."
	11:14am Greg from ZONE 5: I bought some Alan Watts tapes at that flea market! I think it was the first time I ever visited the station.
	11:15am Wild Neil: @Greg-Alan Watts tapes sounds like something you would get at a WFMU flea market...very apropos
	11:18am Matt Warwick: Mmmm smackers
	11:18am melinda: Figs in a flakey pie crust sounds good.
	11:18am Cheri Pi: I'm so jealous, Joe you gotta buy me an Upper Crust tshirt! I'll totes pay you back
	11:19am Cecile: VP, you know it!
	11:19am Cecile: I want to see the Crust!
	11:20am Joe McG: @Cheri Pi: Of course I will, e-mail me later on.
	11:20am herb.nyc: (wow, i see Matt Warwick's name & i wanna pee. no, not a fetish thing - it's that whenever i tune into his show it's bec i wake and need to go to bathroom) my friend is a big Upper Crust fan and i saw them at an 826NYC (?) benefit at irving plaza, years ago. they royally rocked.
	11:21am P-90: @Dean: see also the classic 1961 psychological horror film "Mr. Sardonicus."
	👻 11:22am Ken From Hyde Park: I like chicken pot pies with the delicious, flaky crust on top. I dislike chicken pot pies that don't have a bottom crust. What a scam!
	11:25am βrian: No bottom crust? I've never heard of such a thing. That just ain't right.
	11:26am statoj: I looked up that we the people tune- the credits don't list any sitar-type instruments. Was Ellen playing that on a guitar with a slide? It was tremendous!
	11:27am P-90: @herb: Well, at least it's "not a fetish thing," though I hope Matt's not disappointed...
	11:27am V Priceless: love the Crust too - just saw them in March. Weird thing is they never have any merch with them!
	11:27am βrian: Bottomless pie, served with a helping of sardonic laughter.
	11:28am Joe McG: @statoj: Yes, she was a slide player. She played the hell out of it, too!
	11:30am V Priceless: a yes....lovin' this Eno VU cover
	11:30am Wild Neil: @Ken-The upper crust had a meeting, they kicked out the bottom crust, they were too uppity. I'll email you the memo. I verbally protested, but wanted to keep my job so I just shut up. Sorry, dude.
	11:30am statoj: I remember EM's name from the 70's but I had no idea she got into ragas. (But why not? We all loved Ravi Shankar just on George Harrison's word.)
	11:31am Chris from DC: Did not know At Swin 2 Birds had been reissued.
	11:31am herb.nyc: re Thur show at Monty Hall - are wfmu dj's in bands Nude Beach and Lame Drivers? (ooops, i youtubed Nude Beach and got to some "natural" vids)
	11:32am Joe McG: @Herb: Yes, Jason Sigal is a member of Lame Drivers, the openers.
	11:32am JakeGould: Hullowe.
	11:34am herb.nyc: @JoeMcG thanks for Lame info; whenever i hear Jason Sigal i think Jesse Jarnow, and vice versa. must be my pee fetish
	11:35am herb.nyc: back to Jesse Jarnow, his book got a good review (in nytimes?)
	11:35am P-90: This is disturbing news. I don't think I've ever seen a pie, store-bought, home made, or served in a restaurant, that "cheated" by not having crust on the bottom. Egads, what will they think of next? Has Bernie and/or Hillary taken a position on this?
	11:36am Cecile: A cobbler is a pie with no bottom crust. Some people do just a top crust because they are either counting calories or they don't like a soggy bottom crust. It's not that unusual
	11:39am JakeGould: I actually like Table Talk pies… chrips chrips chrips howls teenage laughter chirps chirps
	11:40am Dean: Once when I was in elementary school my mother put an individually wrapped piece of cherry pie (no Freud jokes, please) in my lunch, which was weird, because I don't recall her ever giving me dessert-type stuff at lunch. I only realized after eating about half the slice that it was resting on a thin piece of cardboard. I'd taken several bites from the cardboard.
	11:42am statoj: On that Richard Griffiths British detective series, Pie in the Sky, chef Henry Crabbe, noted for his steak and kidney pie, never used a bottom crust (although I say the more crust the better.)
	11:42am P-90: @herb: know what you mean about possible Jason/Jesse confusion, being a bit of a night owl myself. I know jj's book got a glowing review in Rolling Stone. [Full disclosure: Jesse's been known to write for that selfsame august peiodical]
	11:43am Brendan: Its also an easier desert. Some berries sprinkled with a crumbled mixture of rolled oats, flour, small chunks of butter sprinkled with sugar makes a nice cobbler. Or crumble some chocolate chip cookies over raspberries in ramekins . In and out the oven in 15 mins and throw a scoop of ice cream and .. Uh i gotta go!
	11:44am KP: Ts?
	11:44am statoj: Dean, you were probably busy thinking about word derivations. Thanks, by the way for that gem about Sardenia. Made my day.
	11:44am highlowe: beautiful show Joe! Thank you!
	11:45am melinda: Extra crust wouldn't save a steak and kidney pie. Blech.
	11:45am Joe McG: Glad you're enjoying it, highlowe!
	11:46am Sem Chumbo: Soothing to be along w/ Clan McGasko of a Monday morning. Still looking forward to the all-cover show featuring "You Know my Name, Look up the Number" , Joe.
	11:46am P-90: I stand corrected, you guys are right: cobblers count as pies, and certain traditional meat pies have top crust only...
	11:47am Joe McG: @Sem: Oh, it's coming. :)
	11:47am statoj: Lennon! Perfect! Thank you, Joe!
	11:48am Jeff g.: Great set, Joe.
	👻 11:48am Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder if the double-decker pie has been invented yet. Even more crust to work with!
	11:49am Joe McG: Thanks, Jeff, good to see you!
	11:49am Dean: Happy to oblige, @statoj. I agree. Facial Convulsions Resembling Horrible Laughter, Usually Followed by Death would make a great band name.
	11:49am Wild Neil: @Ken-yes, you spell pie crust-p-I-e-crust.
	11:49am melinda: Thanks for the music, Joe!
	11:50am Joe McG: You bet, Melinda, so happy to do it!
	11:51am βrian: Rictus Pie (But they could never play live.)
	11:52am statoj: Dean, I think an acronym would be helpful for that band name although darn difficult.
	11:52am JakeGould: @KenFromHydePark: Tony Manero eats two slices of pizza pie on top of each other at the beginning of "Saturday Night Fever."
	11:53am Brendan: Think you'd have to bake the double pies separately and construct after. No way to bake a center crust . I like the way you're thinking though. Keep exploring the kitchen space and play with it. Good pie talk.
	11:54am P-90: Is there a bassist called Crusty? He could team up with Frosty the drummer...
	11:55am Joe McG: I'm soon to be gone, so I just want to say thanks again to anyone who made it to the Record Fair and spent their hard-earned moolah, especially at WFMU's tables, and thanks to everyone for listening and commenting!
	11:56am pantz: Thank you, Joe, for making another Monday bearable.
	11:56am Whooda: Such a nice show Joe, thanks.
	11:56am Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Joe!
	11:57am V Priceless: Thanks, Joe! (scored some great stuff @ FMU tables Friday night!)
	11:57am SeanG: thank you Joe
	11:57am Brendan: Joe man, you killed it today! The elusive 'McGasko sound' can never be copied. Thank you.
	11:58am Wild Neil: Cool show Joe! Double crust pies sound good but impractical to make...unless you make like a bundt type hole to expose the center crust? I don't know...its a crusty problem!
	11:58am statoj: Totally awesome oasis in my morning! Thanks, statoj
	11:59am maestroso: Yes, great show, great record fair, Thanks Joe and WFMU!
	👻 11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Donald Trump eats his pizza pie with knife and fork.
	12:00pm Brendan: Neil, i lost my appetite when i read 'crusty' and 'hole' in the same descripion.
	👻 12:00pm doctorjazz: fun show, thanks Joe
	12:01pm hendrix wolfbat: Just discovered another stellar fmu dj. About to start new paintings and that last set threw me into the paint in a big way! Thanks Joe!
	8:51am Joe McG: Thanks, hendrix wolfbat, glad you found me! Today's playlist pic is art by Jean Shin called "Sound Wave."
	6:05pm Will: Hi Joe, I thought I recognized that tune "Circles" by Michael Brown, it was one of the songs on the Stories LP "ABOUT US" in a little 1:30 version that closes out the first side. Also thanks for playing that Mick Cox track, always wondered what that record sounded like. Your fan forever, Will J, Pawtucket

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from May 2, 2016

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A pennant-winning battery of songland. Ongoing feature: Single File, a half-hour of randomly selected small records with big holes.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Debo Band	Yachat "Yachat" by "Debo Band"	Ere Gobez	FPE	2016	LP		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Ex & Fendika	Lale Guma "Lale Guma" by "The Ex & Fendika"	single	Ex	2015	45			0:05:41 (Pop-up)
Jibóia	São Paulo "São Paulo" by "Jibóia"	Masala	Lovers & Lollypops	2016	LP		*	0:10:04 (Pop-up)
Konono Nº1 and Batida	Um Nzonzing	Konono N°1 Meets Batida	Crammed Discs	2016	CD		*	0:14:34 (Pop-up)
Latin Playboys	Viva la Raza "Viva la Raza" by "Latin Playboys"	Latin Playboys	Slash/Warner Bros.	1994	CD			0:20:01 (Pop-up)
Lifetones	Travelling "Travelling" by "Lifetones"	For a Reason	Tone of Life/Light in the Attic	2016	CD	From 1983	*	0:22:37 (Pop-up)
Barış Manço	Alla Beni Pulla Beni	Sözüm Meclisten Dışarı	Pharaway Sounds	2015	CD	From 1981		0:28:30 (Pop-up)
Richard Seydou Traoré	Rassemblement	Voltaique Panoramique, Volume 1: Popular Music in Ouagadougou & Bobo-Dioulasso 1968-1978	Kindred Spirits	2013	CD			0:31:44 (Pop-up)
Fadoul	Taarida "Taarida" by "Fadoul"	Al Zman Saib	Habibi Funk	2016	CD		*	0:35:13 (Pop-up)
Pylon	Weather Radio "Weather Radio" by "Pylon"	single	Chunklet Industries	2016	45	live in Athens, GA 1983	*	0:39:48 (Pop-up)
Pell Mell	American Eagle "American Eagle" by "Pell Mell"	Flow	SST	1991	CD			0:42:39 (Pop-up)

Oliver Sain	St. Louis Breakdown "St. Louis Breakdown" by "Oliver Sain"	Things Gonna Get Better: Street Funk and Jazz Grooves 1970-1977	BGP/Ace	2016	CD	From 1971	*	0:54:46 (Pop-up)
John Timmons & Funkshun	Love at First Sight	Movements Vol. 8	Tramp	2016	CD		*	0:57:15 (Pop-up)
The Natural Resources Unpolluted	Funky with My Stuff	California Soul: Funk & Soul from the Golden State 1967-1976	BGP/Ace	2016	CD	From 1971	*	1:01:44 (Pop-up)
The California Playboys	Turned On for Good	Trying to Be a Millionaire	Manufactured Recordings	2015	CD	From 1976		1:04:52 (Pop-up)
Lee Rogers	I Need Your Love (To Satisfy My Soul)	Jack Ashford: Just Productions	Kent Soul/Ace	2016	CD	From 1969	*	1:08:29 (Pop-up)
Mel & Tim	I May Not Be What You Want	Starting All Over Again	Stax	1972	LP			1:12:00 (Pop-up)
Gloria Ann Taylor	Love Is a Hurtin' Thing	Love Is a Hurtin' Thing	Luv N' Haight	2016	CD	From 1976	*	1:14:56 (Pop-up)
Syreeta	Can't Shake Your Love "Can't Shake Your Love" by "Syreeta"	Genius of Time: Larry Levan	Universal	2016	CD	From 1981	*	1:22:35 (Pop-up)

Single File: a series of 45s played in a row
Paul Nicholas	Heaven on the 7th Floor	single	RSO	1977	45			1:33:58 (Pop-up)
Roogalator	I Feel Good (I Got You)	single	Virgin	1977	45	a 1977 contrast		1:36:28 (Pop-up)
Lee Michaels	Do You Know What I Mean	single	A&M	1971	45			1:38:51 (Pop-up)
Kay Austin	(This New) Woman's Lib	single	Edge	1976	45			1:42:04 (Pop-up)
Michael Brown	Circles "Circles" by "Michael Brown"	single	Kama Sutra	1972	45			1:44:50 (Pop-up)
Orange Juice	Felicity "Felicity" by "Orange Juice"	single	Postcard	1983	45			1:46:40 (Pop-up)
Sam Cooke	Frankie and Johnny "Frankie and Johnny" by "Sam Cooke"	single	RCA Victor	1963	45			1:48:55 (Pop-up)
Elia y Paloma Fleta	¡Tapate, Maria!	single	Montilla	1957	45	with Luis Araque y su Orquesta		1:51:42 (Pop-up)
Dennis Linde	Trapped in the Suburbs	single	Elektra	1975	45			1:54:26 (Pop-up)
The Method Actors	The Method "The Method" by "The Method Actors"	single	Armageddon	1980	45			1:57:57 (Pop-up)

Ellen McIlwaine	We the People "We the People" by "Ellen McIlwaine"	We the People	Polydor	1973	LP			2:18:07 (Pop-up)
Danakoti and Sister	Tamil Duet: nadanamakriya-eka	Indian Talking Machine: 78 RPM Record and Gramophone Collecting on the Sub-Continent	Sublime Frequencies	2016	CD	From 1908	*	2:20:42 (Pop-up)
Peter Jeffries/Jono Lonie	Piano (one)	At Swim 2 Birds	Captured Tracks/Flying Nun	2016	LP	From 1987	*	2:24:28 (Pop-up)
Brian Eno	I'm Set Free "I'm Set Free" by "Brian Eno"	The Ship	Opal	2015	CD			2:28:55 (Pop-up)
White Noise	Your Hidden Dreams "Your Hidden Dreams" by "White Noise"	An Electric Storm	Island	2007	CD	From 1969		2:33:38 (Pop-up)
Nick Carter	Tsa; The Hunting Cry of the Stars	Abstracts and Extracts	Flashback	2015	CD	From 1979		2:38:34 (Pop-up)
John Lennon	Isolation "Isolation" by "John Lennon"	John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band	Capitol	1978	LP	From 1972		2:44:30 (Pop-up)
The Mick Cox Band	White Lie "White Lie" by "The Mick Cox Band"	The Mick Cox Band	Capitol	1973	LP			2:47:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am P-90: RAY-dee-oh! Yip Yip Yip
	9:03am Wild Neil: Peace to you Joe et al....
	9:04am fxo: we're tunin'!
	9:04am Sem Chumbo: Are we not Debo? Hiya, Joe, and the vocalizing P-90/ Wild Neil, yo.
	9:04am Marcel M: Joe!
	9:05am pantz: Good Morning, from the Derby City. Gettin' my morning Joe!
	9:05am redkayak: Good morning all :)
	9:09am Joe McG: Hey, everybody! It's Monday, let's make the best of it. Thanks for tuning in!
	9:10am Brendan: Hi Joe and listeners. Eating my breakfast with my hands makes this set even better if that possible.
	9:10am Will: The Debo Band and the Ex together at Great Scott in Boston a few months ago was a mighty blessed event indeed.
	9:12am V Priceless: Joe! Hey!
	9:12am fleep: Sunrise over North Hollywood ... exotic, no?
	9:17am Joe McG: @fleep: Most!
	9:17am Mark R: This Konono track is quite hypnotic.
	9:19am Brendan: This set is smokin'! Gotta dip my head in a bucket of ice water every song break.
	9:20am KP: Good first Monday to you, Joe
	9:20am Mark R: We needed something to warm us up on this chilly miserable morning, anyway.
	9:22am SeanG: great rekkid
	9:23am JP from KC: Greetings from the heartland, Joe and fellow noisemakers!
	9:25am Brendan: Transportive
	9:38am Polyus: Hope everyone had a swell May Day. Or Beltane, if you swing that way.
	9:41am Paul D: Yay for Pylon.
	9:42am Cecile: Pylon! The great lost band of the indie underground.
	9:43am Cecile: PELL MELL I love these guys. Another lost band.
	9:43am Cecile: I know people love Jonathan Kane around here, but Pell Mell were the ones that did it for me for rock instrumentals
	9:47am Brendan: Maurice Chevalier sings McGasko
	9:49am Ĩkє: Fat White Family was freaking nutso, and I mean that in the best way. (Also, great set, Joe.)
	👻 9:50am Ken From Hyde Park: The April showers are a couple of days late this year. What kooky weather! It's drowning the May flowers.
	9:54am Marc Francis: Coffee & Joe. A perfect way to counter this cold grey rainy day.
	9:55am Brendan: Git it on yall!
	9:56am foofs: St Louis Breakdown of sane law enforcement...
	9:56am Cecile: Oliver Sain was a big talent who had a lot of influence on soul music.
	9:57am Brendan: Sounds like two basses awesome
	9:57am Cecile: www.allmusic.com...
	9:57am Joe McG: Thanks, Ike! Nice to see you at the fair!
	9:59am Marcel M: Fat Whit Family was great indeed. Chance made my day though. I have a great video of him kissing that lady in the front. Its from behind so you can't exactly see what happened but he flies up in her face haha.
	9:59am highlowe: a cupa joe and joe @Marc Francs...I agree!
	10:01am highlowe: with dancing in the kitchen to follow I suspect! Thank you @Joe McG!
	10:01am Cecile: OK, I will like Fat White Family's name better if they are 1) fat or 2) a family, or 3) none of the above in EVERY category.
	10:01am Marcel M: @Cecile: I think its 3
	10:02am Cecile: that's cool.
	10:03am Joe McG: @highlowe: Dancing in the kitchen is always a good idea!
	10:03am Cecile: Also, I would accept it if they were all three catergories.
	10:04am KP: Chance's entrance from the back of room was brilliant. Playing and James Brown shaky stepping all the way
	10:06am Marc Francis: @highlowe: The wiggling has definitely begun in my kitchen!
	10:07am highlowe: dancing kitchens unite!
	10:07am tomasz.: morning m8s. gutted I couldn't be at the rec fair, hope you all had a blast
	10:11am Joe McG: I also rode the merry go round this year, which is something I've wanted to do for years.
	10:11am Brendan: Joe doesn't fake the funk! Bringin it to the people! Mmmmph ! Ha! Get Down with your bad selves!
	10:13am Cecile: I don't know if you can do this Joe, but I'd love to hear Brick's "Ain't Gonna Hurt Nobody".
	10:14am Joe McG: @Cecile: I don't have any with me, but I'll take a look in the library.
	10:16am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Joe and all! I miss the Record Fair. Can we all go back and live there?
	10:17am Cecile: thank you, Joe, that's so nice of you.
	👻 10:19am doctorjazz: Bummed I missed the Record Fair, out of town (bank account escaped a hit, though).
	10:21am melinda: Morning everyone
	10:21am Joe McG: @Greg: It's like this magic city that rises up and then magically disappears in 3 days. @Cecile: Sorry! There might be some Brick in the basement library, but nothing upstairs...I should have brought my "Dusic" 45.
	10:21am franny: @doctorjazz. I head that'n.
	10:22am Roberto: Does anyone else hear a similarity between this guitar solo and "Another Brick in the Wall?"
	10:23am Cecile: LARRY LEVAN
	10:28am Cecile: I have played the Journey into Paradise comp so much.
	10:29am Cecile: that's fine, Joe, thank you for looking!
	10:30am βrian: I thought I'd never see it, but there are blues skies over the isthmus again. Joe gets partial credit for chasing off the clouds.
	10:32am MONEYBAG$: I thought you said Larry LaLonde, the guitar player from Primus. Seemed a bit outside his wheelhouse
	10:33am Brendan: Surface Noise chases clouds, blues, heartache, gout and a thousand other ills away.
	10:34am Joe McG: @Brian: How nice! @Brendan: I'm hiring you as my PR guy.
	10:35am Polyus: "I never thought this could happen to me"
	10:36am Cecile: Another reason why 1977 statistically had one of the highest rates of one-hit wonders of any year.
	10:36am Brendan: Hey 7th fl here!
	10:36am Cecile: You should play "telephone man" to make my pain complete.
	10:37am Cecile: this is great.
	10:39am Cecile: another great one.
	10:40am fleep: No. What do you mean?
	👻 10:40am doctorjazz: Love this "Do You Know What I Mean"...the original minimalist band.
	10:40am Joe McG: Ha! The bass just jumps off this single!
	10:41am MD: Ahoy-hoy All!!!
	10:41am Wild Neil: Hey Cecile!
	10:41am chris_in_space: @Joe McG the bass jumps indeed
	10:42am Cecile: hey, Neil! I know Reginald Dwight was listening to this at the time.
	10:42am MD: I lived...That 70's Show...
	10:43am highlowe: ok...smooth transition from soul to country. hat's off!
	10:44am Cecile: grrrrrrrrr. I just went to a women's leadership conference, and left feeling misogynistic. It was depressing for so many reasons. But the food was good.
	10:45am Cecile: hahahahha, that last line saved the whole song!!!
	10:45am βrian: Leadership sullies your soul. Don't let them get away with it!
	10:46am highlowe: @Cecile so true!
	10:46am Cecile: Michael Brown from the Left Banke?
	10:46am βrian: Wow, this sounds like a player piano.
	10:47am highlowe: there's a record label called Kama Sutra? : )
	10:47am Joe McG: @Cecile: The very same!
	10:47am Brendan: Nice! Very Emersonish as off Trilogy
	10:48am Cecile: that was a treat! I have to find that.
	10:49am KP: I like this Orange Juice
	10:49am highlowe: looks like I'll be going down the "Orange Juice" rabbit hole!
	10:49am Joe McG: @highlowe: Careful down there!
	10:51am Cecile: I wish Sam Cooke was alive, judging American Idol, and then showing them what they were doing wrong.
	10:52am Brendan: Have you heard the 'Orange Juice and Velvet Underwear ' by Intersystems? Its quite... different.
	10:52am herb.nyc: some niiiice singles, thx Joe. (soul-related: wnyc had a segment on Charles Bradley earlier today. man that guy loved his mother; very sweet.)
	10:54am Joe McG: @herb: How odd, I had the Charles Bradley CD with me and just didn't get to it.
	10:54am βrian: We need a jello mould filled with fruit, now.
	10:54am medifoo: This is just the best song ever
	10:54am Cecile: and rumaki
	10:57am pantz: Some of the best punk music came out of being trapped in the suburbs. Let's not knock it.
	10:57am Cecile: this guy wrote "Burning Love" and "Goodbye Earl"
	10:58am βrian: Yep, the music got out. The musicians never made it.
	10:59am KP: I escaped the suburbs. Now I have to listen to WFMU for three hours while I alt.park
	11:00am Joe McG: @KP: Ha ha!
	11:00am Wild Neil: I escaped the exurbs to live on the lower east side of Manhattan. Now I live in a tiny development in wine country. You can have NY! It makes me too nervous now...
	11:00am Parq: Hi Joe. Been listening off and on all morning but just getting a chance to check in. You sound tired, but a good kind of tired. You sound like you believe -- and quite rightly so -- that you are on the far end of a job well done.
	11:01am Parq: Funny that I should tune in and hear Method Actors. You played Pylon earlier. I saw the two of them on a double bill at Trax on West 72nd Street in '80.
	11:02am Joe McG: Ah, thanks, Parq! I think we did pretty OK!
	11:04am βrian: I've never heard The Method Actors, but boy do they take me back to the early 80s. What fun.
	11:05am Cecile: I wouldn't doubt it.
	11:06am Cecile: ritmo is rhythm
	11:07am βrian: Did you know 'sardonic' has its roots in Sardinia?
	11:09am P-90: DEFinitely caught the "Misty Mountain" vibe there, I was thinking that if a particular musician friend of mine were here, he would have heard it too and it would have started a whole conversation...
	11:09am KP: Frosty
	11:10am Cecile: Method Actors were also a 2-person band
	11:11am V Priceless: freddie kaboodleschnitzer still corners the market in the 'drummer name' dept.
	11:12am KP: By the time I saw Lee Michaels he only played electric piano, having given up organ to preserve his hearing. Frosty was there.
	11:12am P-90: "Frosty" a bit more of an exotic dancer name than a drummer name, but OK. And I might be mistaken, but by 1977 Virgin was indeed regarded as a pretty big label.
	11:12am Dean: "The Latin adjective is < Greek Σαρδόνιος Sardinian, which in late Greek was substituted for σαρδάνιος (Homer, etc.; of obscure origin), as the descriptive epithet of bitter or scornful laughter; the motive of the substitution was the notion that the word had primary reference to the effects of eating a ‘Sardinian plant’ (Latin herba Sardonia or Sardōa), which was said to produce facial convulsions resembling horrible laughter, usually followed by death."
	11:14am Greg from ZONE 5: I bought some Alan Watts tapes at that flea market! I think it was the first time I ever visited the station.
	11:15am Wild Neil: @Greg-Alan Watts tapes sounds like something you would get at a WFMU flea market...very apropos
	11:18am Matt Warwick: Mmmm smackers
	11:18am melinda: Figs in a flakey pie crust sounds good.
	11:18am Cheri Pi: I'm so jealous, Joe you gotta buy me an Upper Crust tshirt! I'll totes pay you back
	11:19am Cecile: VP, you know it!
	11:19am Cecile: I want to see the Crust!
	11:20am Joe McG: @Cheri Pi: Of course I will, e-mail me later on.
	11:20am herb.nyc: (wow, i see Matt Warwick's name & i wanna pee. no, not a fetish thing - it's that whenever i tune into his show it's bec i wake and need to go to bathroom) my friend is a big Upper Crust fan and i saw them at an 826NYC (?) benefit at irving plaza, years ago. they royally rocked.
	11:21am P-90: @Dean: see also the classic 1961 psychological horror film "Mr. Sardonicus."
	👻 11:22am Ken From Hyde Park: I like chicken pot pies with the delicious, flaky crust on top. I dislike chicken pot pies that don't have a bottom crust. What a scam!
	11:25am βrian: No bottom crust? I've never heard of such a thing. That just ain't right.
	11:26am statoj: I looked up that we the people tune- the credits don't list any sitar-type instruments. Was Ellen playing that on a guitar with a slide? It was tremendous!
	11:27am P-90: @herb: Well, at least it's "not a fetish thing," though I hope Matt's not disappointed...
	11:27am V Priceless: love the Crust too - just saw them in March. Weird thing is they never have any merch with them!
	11:27am βrian: Bottomless pie, served with a helping of sardonic laughter.
	11:28am Joe McG: @statoj: Yes, she was a slide player. She played the hell out of it, too!
	11:30am V Priceless: a yes....lovin' this Eno VU cover
	11:30am Wild Neil: @Ken-The upper crust had a meeting, they kicked out the bottom crust, they were too uppity. I'll email you the memo. I verbally protested, but wanted to keep my job so I just shut up. Sorry, dude.
	11:30am statoj: I remember EM's name from the 70's but I had no idea she got into ragas. (But why not? We all loved Ravi Shankar just on George Harrison's word.)
	11:31am Chris from DC: Did not know At Swin 2 Birds had been reissued.
	11:31am herb.nyc: re Thur show at Monty Hall - are wfmu dj's in bands Nude Beach and Lame Drivers? (ooops, i youtubed Nude Beach and got to some "natural" vids)
	11:32am Joe McG: @Herb: Yes, Jason Sigal is a member of Lame Drivers, the openers.
	11:32am JakeGould: Hullowe.
	11:34am herb.nyc: @JoeMcG thanks for Lame info; whenever i hear Jason Sigal i think Jesse Jarnow, and vice versa. must be my pee fetish
	11:35am herb.nyc: back to Jesse Jarnow, his book got a good review (in nytimes?)
	11:35am P-90: This is disturbing news. I don't think I've ever seen a pie, store-bought, home made, or served in a restaurant, that "cheated" by not having crust on the bottom. Egads, what will they think of next? Has Bernie and/or Hillary taken a position on this?
	11:36am Cecile: A cobbler is a pie with no bottom crust. Some people do just a top crust because they are either counting calories or they don't like a soggy bottom crust. It's not that unusual
	11:39am JakeGould: I actually like Table Talk pies… chrips chrips chrips howls teenage laughter chirps chirps
	11:40am Dean: Once when I was in elementary school my mother put an individually wrapped piece of cherry pie (no Freud jokes, please) in my lunch, which was weird, because I don't recall her ever giving me dessert-type stuff at lunch. I only realized after eating about half the slice that it was resting on a thin piece of cardboard. I'd taken several bites from the cardboard.
	11:42am statoj: On that Richard Griffiths British detective series, Pie in the Sky, chef Henry Crabbe, noted for his steak and kidney pie, never used a bottom crust (although I say the more crust the better.)
	11:42am P-90: @herb: know what you mean about possible Jason/Jesse confusion, being a bit of a night owl myself. I know jj's book got a glowing review in Rolling Stone. [Full disclosure: Jesse's been known to write for that selfsame august peiodical]
	11:43am Brendan: Its also an easier desert. Some berries sprinkled with a crumbled mixture of rolled oats, flour, small chunks of butter sprinkled with sugar makes a nice cobbler. Or crumble some chocolate chip cookies over raspberries in ramekins . In and out the oven in 15 mins and throw a scoop of ice cream and .. Uh i gotta go!
	11:44am KP: Ts?
	11:44am statoj: Dean, you were probably busy thinking about word derivations. Thanks, by the way for that gem about Sardenia. Made my day.
	11:44am highlowe: beautiful show Joe! Thank you!
	11:45am melinda: Extra crust wouldn't save a steak and kidney pie. Blech.
	11:45am Joe McG: Glad you're enjoying it, highlowe!
	11:46am Sem Chumbo: Soothing to be along w/ Clan McGasko of a Monday morning. Still looking forward to the all-cover show featuring "You Know my Name, Look up the Number" , Joe.
	11:46am P-90: I stand corrected, you guys are right: cobblers count as pies, and certain traditional meat pies have top crust only...
	11:47am Joe McG: @Sem: Oh, it's coming. :)
	11:47am statoj: Lennon! Perfect! Thank you, Joe!
	11:48am Jeff g.: Great set, Joe.
	👻 11:48am Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder if the double-decker pie has been invented yet. Even more crust to work with!
	11:49am Joe McG: Thanks, Jeff, good to see you!
	11:49am Dean: Happy to oblige, @statoj. I agree. Facial Convulsions Resembling Horrible Laughter, Usually Followed by Death would make a great band name.
	11:49am Wild Neil: @Ken-yes, you spell pie crust-p-I-e-crust.
	11:49am melinda: Thanks for the music, Joe!
	11:50am Joe McG: You bet, Melinda, so happy to do it!
	11:51am βrian: Rictus Pie (But they could never play live.)
	11:52am statoj: Dean, I think an acronym would be helpful for that band name although darn difficult.
	11:52am JakeGould: @KenFromHydePark: Tony Manero eats two slices of pizza pie on top of each other at the beginning of "Saturday Night Fever."
	11:53am Brendan: Think you'd have to bake the double pies separately and construct after. No way to bake a center crust . I like the way you're thinking though. Keep exploring the kitchen space and play with it. Good pie talk.
	11:54am P-90: Is there a bassist called Crusty? He could team up with Frosty the drummer...
	11:55am Joe McG: I'm soon to be gone, so I just want to say thanks again to anyone who made it to the Record Fair and spent their hard-earned moolah, especially at WFMU's tables, and thanks to everyone for listening and commenting!
	11:56am pantz: Thank you, Joe, for making another Monday bearable.
	11:56am Whooda: Such a nice show Joe, thanks.
	11:56am Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Joe!
	11:57am V Priceless: Thanks, Joe! (scored some great stuff @ FMU tables Friday night!)
	11:57am SeanG: thank you Joe
	11:57am Brendan: Joe man, you killed it today! The elusive 'McGasko sound' can never be copied. Thank you.
	11:58am Wild Neil: Cool show Joe! Double crust pies sound good but impractical to make...unless you make like a bundt type hole to expose the center crust? I don't know...its a crusty problem!
	11:58am statoj: Totally awesome oasis in my morning! Thanks, statoj
	11:59am maestroso: Yes, great show, great record fair, Thanks Joe and WFMU!
	👻 11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Donald Trump eats his pizza pie with knife and fork.
	12:00pm Brendan: Neil, i lost my appetite when i read 'crusty' and 'hole' in the same descripion.
	👻 12:00pm doctorjazz: fun show, thanks Joe
	12:01pm hendrix wolfbat: Just discovered another stellar fmu dj. About to start new paintings and that last set threw me into the paint in a big way! Thanks Joe!
	8:51am Joe McG: Thanks, hendrix wolfbat, glad you found me! Today's playlist pic is art by Jean Shin called "Sound Wave."
	6:05pm Will: Hi Joe, I thought I recognized that tune "Circles" by Michael Brown, it was one of the songs on the Stories LP "ABOUT US" in a little 1:30 version that closes out the first side. Also thanks for playing that Mick Cox track, always wondered what that record sounded like. Your fan forever, Will J, Pawtucket

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from May 2, 2016

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