WFMU: Rolling Motion with Joel St. Germain: Playlist from June 19, 2016

Listener comments!
	10:15pm steve: good evenin
	10:16pm Joel St. Germain: hey steve
	10:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: I could go for a bite to eat at this hour. Where's that Arby's dude when a guy is feeling hungry?
	10:29pm Joel St. Germain: Ray Charles?
	10:32pm Joel St. Germain: Anyone else see the Ray Charles bio-pic? It's ultra saccharine oscarbate but I still sat through it.
	10:32pm JakeGould: There is someone who shills for Arby’s in the comments every now and then. www.wfmu.org...
	10:34pm Joel St. Germain: Ha. This individual is an Asmus Tietchens and Violent Onsen Geisha fan too. That's cool.
	10:39pm steve: i have a strong suspicion Arby's is a dj.
	10:43pm JakeGould: The Arby’s account showed up on Mayo’s show that was a fill-in for Dave Hill. www.wfmu.org...
	10:43pm Carmichael: Good eve, dj and listeners. I have no preference among fast food purveyors.
	10:43pm JakeGould: Mayuko! Not Mayo stupid spellcheck!
	10:46pm Joel St. Germain: mayo. heh
	10:46pm Joel St. Germain: Mayo & Mr Mustard
	10:48pm melinda: I recall enjoying the Ray Charles movie but yeah, I agree with the assessment. I used to feel compelled to watch musician biopics even if they weren't great.
	10:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Arby's signature condiment is something called Horsey Sauce™.
	10:54pm Joel St. Germain: I can't remember if it was a SNL parody or if Ray Charles really was in Arby's commercials talking about Horsey Sauce etc
	10:54pm Carmichael: Feed radishes to horses and ... yeah.
	10:57pm JakeGould: Ray Charles seems to have leant his voice to an Arby’s campaign back in the 1990s. raycharlesvideomuseum.blogspot.com...
	10:58pm geezerette: Hey ! melinda I used to feel compelled too but no more. There's a sameness,an accepted format to most of them. I like the Jerry Lee one with Dennis Quaid,Winona Ryder & John Doe cause the acting is so good in a Looney Toons way.
	10:59pm Joel St. Germain: I need to watch that again, geezer. I was a young boy when it came out.
	11:00pm geezerette: Ah,Tony Conrad. Beautiful.
	11:00pm JakeGould: I’m kind of over biopics. They all seem like they are filmed on rails nowadays. Ditto with action films. Humbug!
	11:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: I'd rather watch a documentary showing the actual artist than a scripted life story of the artist portrayed by actors.
	11:02pm geezerette: @Joel: don't remember who wrote or directed it but the actors are so good.
	11:02pm Carmichael: Sammy Davis does a great "plop plop fizz fizz" commercial. And I woke up this morning to some old surf movie, except the kids wore suits and twisted to records. Bobby Vinton showed up to sing.
	11:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like Biopics better if it's upfront that it's an Impression - like 'I'm Not There' about Dylan by Todd Haynes. Cause - they are anyway. I agree about Docs - absolutely - but they don't rake in dollars like Drammas do, so they don't get made...& they are somebody's Impression also anyhow...
	11:08pm geezerette: Don't you think the documentaries are talking heads echoing feeble stock phrases for the most part? The good ones are rare. There's a great one about Ray Charles. Taylor Hackford's one on Chuck Berry with the man himself,and a great recent one on B.B. King called "The Life of Riley".
	11:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yerknow - 'oh the Drama'...they gotta make a story that titillates...I feel if I learn something about them - it's a success - but then you learn the liberties they all take w/ the facts...
	11:10pm JakeGould: Liking this “Meek Rabbit”… And this is their entire recorded output right here? That cover art is great too.
	11:11pm Joel St. Germain: yeah Jake, great record. Glad you like it.
	11:18pm Whosondephone: Hey just Checking in! Digging my Sunday Evening Once again. I hope everyone else is too.
	11:19pm Joel St. Germain: hey there who! cool, thanks much!! have a great night
	11:20pm geezerette: Haven't seen "Jackie Maclean on Mars",which is old,but heard it was a good one. Bruce Weber's Chet Baker doc,"Let's Get Lost" is creepy but Weber's camera is very seductive,so I'm ambivalent about that one.
	11:21pm JakeGould: Well, the docs that feature the artists or—like RevRabbit mention—go completely bonkers are fine with me. It’s just all of these biopics that are more predictable than anything. I mean “The Blues Brothers” has a deeper plot than most music bios.
	11:22pm melinda: I agree that documentaries are better, even the lame ones. I'll watch any doc about bands or musicians, some are definitely better than others.
	11:22pm geezerette: haha,can't argue with that!
	11:23pm Joel St. Germain: Rocktober zine had a great article reviewing every episode of VH1 Behind the Music.. you all should cehc kit out.
	11:24pm Carmichael: Just got the bio on the Wrecking Crew from netflix. I shall enjoy it this very evening.
	11:24pm melinda: I can't say I like Metallica but Some Kind of Monster was fascinating.
	11:24pm geezerette: Good tip Joel! :D
	11:25pm melinda: I loved Behind the Music.
	11:26pm Whosondephone: This record sounds like it has been played a lot. Am I right?
	11:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah - yerknow - I don't even have to like the Artist so much. Those VH1s are actually often interesting & done okay for TV quicky stuff. I know I'd learn something & be entertained by both those - Wreckers & 'Tallica. PBS had one on Muscle Shoals not long ago I really appreciated. There's a film about Sarge Records in Texas I wish they didn't protect their Rights for (as they should) so well :) ...
	11:28pm melinda: I really liked the Muscle Shoals doc too.
	11:28pm Joel St. Germain: who - how dare you? just kiddin. uhm It hasn't been played too much, actually. I mean I've probably played it 10x but it's not too worn out (I bought it used, obviously). The Fuego record on the other hand is dull as dirt.
	11:31pm Joel St. Germain: I've got really good headphones on and I can't hear any problems with it. Ride the wave, who!
	11:31pm geezerette: Carmichael "The Wrecking Crew" was great! Also agree on Muscle Shoals. Haven't seen Metallica one. Sounds maybe worth it. Oh just one more, "Partly Fiction" on Harry Dean Stanton was great and a total head scratcher. Good film making.
	11:32pm Carmichael: Yes, I also just saw the Muscle Shoals doc. One of the more fascinating shows for me.
	11:33pm Clay Pigeon: I thought Jamie Foxx was excellent as Ray Charles in Ray.
	11:33pm Whosondephone: Playing records is good!!! I wasn't sure, just wondering. It seems that that harsh/distorted tone is a product of the vinyl mastering or something else. Some DJ's have mentioned that it happens with the mp3 stream which I have switched to.
	11:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Sgt. Fitch: A Legacy of Sarg Records' - would appeal to FMUvians in several ways. Nowhere online I can see...
	11:34pm melinda: I want to see Partly Fiction. I saw Harry Dean Stanton when he toured in the late 80s, it was majorly exciting because It wasn't long after I'd seen him in Repo Man.
	11:34pm melinda: Which is still one of my favorite movies.
	11:35pm Joel St. Germain: (yeah who, I don't know. maybe the levels are too high. I will have to check it out later .. of course by then it will be too late. it's too late now, even)
	11:35pm melinda: @Clay: yeah, Jamie Foxx was a very convincing Ray Charles.
	11:35pm Joel St. Germain: The last music doc I watched was the Spandau Ballet one and it didn't really do much for me.
	11:36pm Carmichael: Repo Man is a classic, as it should be.
	11:36pm Joel St. Germain: Jamie Foxx was good as Ray, yeah. It's the screenplay that stunk. White washed all the dark stuff
	11:36pm Whosondephone: I have failed to mention that I absolutely love this track!
	11:36pm Joel St. Germain: Repo Man rules. and while we're on the subject, Taxi Driver
	11:36pm melinda: I wouldn't have guessed there was a Spandau Ballet documentary.
	11:39pm Clay Pigeon: I saw Jodorowsky's The Holy Mountain last night on the big screen. Pretty mindblowing if you've never seen it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdXGhsAynGI
	11:39pm geezerette: Hey Clay! Jamie Fox was terrific! Melinda I love "Repo Man" and saw Stanton at The Mint once,incredible! Between sets he was surrounded by girls.
	11:39pm JakeGould: Repo Taxi Driver Man: The Uber Story
	11:40pm melinda: @Jake: haha!
	11:40pm geezerette: HAHA! Yay Jake!
	11:41pm Joel St. Germain: yess!
	11:41pm Joel St. Germain: Taxi Hunter too
	11:42pm Joel St. Germain: with Anthony Wong
	11:42pm geezerette: :D!!!
	11:44pm 23 Wolves: JOEL LIVE ON THE DECKS!
	11:45pm geezerette: Wow!
	11:45pm Joel St. Germain: hey hey!! wow now it's a party!
	11:46pm geezerette: Tomorrow should be Sunday again!
	11:47pm melinda: Goodnight all!
	11:48pm 23 Wolves: Yeah, dude, now I'm going to stay up way past my time! Gibson Brothers! OH YEAH!
	11:49pm Carmichael: Wow, I remember "Cuba". That was a long time ago.
	11:49pm Clay Pigeon: Cuba is awesome.
	11:50pm Whosondephone: Way to completely distract me from Joel's show Clay Pigeon!
	11:50pm Joel St. Germain: wow you guys rule. I thoguht this would clear the room. my fave is that one IF YOU SHOULD GO! Que Sera Me Vita
	11:50pm 23 Wolves: Que Sera Mi Vida is a top tune...digging this one too. Is that the Dusty Clay Pigeon in here?
	11:51pm 23 Wolves: Haha, yeah, there you go!
	11:51pm Carmichael: I imagine the FMU archives tone some deep, damp set of netherworld tunnels.
	11:51pm 23 Wolves: Just found out it has a video too! www.youtube.com...
	11:51pm Joel St. Germain: b side
	11:51pm Carmichael: to be
	11:53pm Carmichael: Daddy loves his b sides. Happy Fathers Day, everyone!
	11:55pm Joel St. Germain: thanks Carmichael. you too mate!
	11:55pm geezerette: Mucho Calor!
	11:56pm Carmichael: I heard some 10cc today that sounded just like this.
	11:57pm 23 Wolves: I'm going to listen to this whole show again tomorrow while I play Magic:The Gathering...that's my post-father's day plans.

Rolling Motion with Joel St. Germain: Playlist from June 19, 2016

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June 19, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Claude Jay	Love is the Answer "Love is the Answer" by "Claude Jay"	12"	Purple Majic	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Planet 8	I Need U, I Need U "I Need U, I Need U" by "Planet 8"	12"	Discomagic	0:05:34 (Pop-up)
Fuego	Missa Criolia "Missa Criolia" by "Fuego"	12"	Montage	0:13:36 (Pop-up)
Tantra	Top Shot (Remix) "Top Shot (Remix)" by "Tantra"	12"	Disconet	0:20:15 (Pop-up)
Herbie Flowers & Barry Morgan	B side	Bass Guitar and Percussion vol 2	KPM Music Library	0:27:21 (Pop-up)
Motorhead	The Watcher "The Watcher" by "Motorhead"	On Parole	Cleopatra	0:43:52 (Pop-up)
JJ Burnell	Euromess "Euromess" by "JJ Burnell"	Euroman Cometh	UA	0:48:37 (Pop-up)
Tony Conrad & Faust	The Side of the Machine	Outside of the Dream Syndicate	Superior Viaduct	0:52:28 (Pop-up)
Meek Rabbit	Sweetheart in England	12"	Caravel	1:03:08 (Pop-up)
Don Brown	Shut the Door "Shut the Door" by "Don Brown"	Come On!	First American	1:08:38 (Pop-up)
Richard Wahnfried	Schwung "Schwung" by "Richard Wahnfried"	Tonwelle	Innovative Communication	1:13:07 (Pop-up)
Agua Re	Holy Dance "Holy Dance" by "Agua Re"	12"	Oversky	1:35:31 (Pop-up)
Tony Baron	Italian Dream "Italian Dream" by "Tony Baron"	12"	Carrere	1:40:39 (Pop-up)
Gibson Brothers	Train to Bombay/Carribian Concerto	12"	Polydor	1:45:57 (Pop-up)
May Day	Susanna "Susanna" by "May Day"	12"	Crash	1:55:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:15pm steve: good evenin
	10:16pm Joel St. Germain: hey steve
	10:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: I could go for a bite to eat at this hour. Where's that Arby's dude when a guy is feeling hungry?
	10:29pm Joel St. Germain: Ray Charles?
	10:32pm Joel St. Germain: Anyone else see the Ray Charles bio-pic? It's ultra saccharine oscarbate but I still sat through it.
	10:32pm JakeGould: There is someone who shills for Arby’s in the comments every now and then. www.wfmu.org...
	10:34pm Joel St. Germain: Ha. This individual is an Asmus Tietchens and Violent Onsen Geisha fan too. That's cool.
	10:39pm steve: i have a strong suspicion Arby's is a dj.
	10:43pm JakeGould: The Arby’s account showed up on Mayo’s show that was a fill-in for Dave Hill. www.wfmu.org...
	10:43pm Carmichael: Good eve, dj and listeners. I have no preference among fast food purveyors.
	10:43pm JakeGould: Mayuko! Not Mayo stupid spellcheck!
	10:46pm Joel St. Germain: mayo. heh
	10:46pm Joel St. Germain: Mayo & Mr Mustard
	10:48pm melinda: I recall enjoying the Ray Charles movie but yeah, I agree with the assessment. I used to feel compelled to watch musician biopics even if they weren't great.
	10:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Arby's signature condiment is something called Horsey Sauce™.
	10:54pm Joel St. Germain: I can't remember if it was a SNL parody or if Ray Charles really was in Arby's commercials talking about Horsey Sauce etc
	10:54pm Carmichael: Feed radishes to horses and ... yeah.
	10:57pm JakeGould: Ray Charles seems to have leant his voice to an Arby’s campaign back in the 1990s. raycharlesvideomuseum.blogspot.com...
	10:58pm geezerette: Hey ! melinda I used to feel compelled too but no more. There's a sameness,an accepted format to most of them. I like the Jerry Lee one with Dennis Quaid,Winona Ryder & John Doe cause the acting is so good in a Looney Toons way.
	10:59pm Joel St. Germain: I need to watch that again, geezer. I was a young boy when it came out.
	11:00pm geezerette: Ah,Tony Conrad. Beautiful.
	11:00pm JakeGould: I’m kind of over biopics. They all seem like they are filmed on rails nowadays. Ditto with action films. Humbug!
	11:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: I'd rather watch a documentary showing the actual artist than a scripted life story of the artist portrayed by actors.
	11:02pm geezerette: @Joel: don't remember who wrote or directed it but the actors are so good.
	11:02pm Carmichael: Sammy Davis does a great "plop plop fizz fizz" commercial. And I woke up this morning to some old surf movie, except the kids wore suits and twisted to records. Bobby Vinton showed up to sing.
	11:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like Biopics better if it's upfront that it's an Impression - like 'I'm Not There' about Dylan by Todd Haynes. Cause - they are anyway. I agree about Docs - absolutely - but they don't rake in dollars like Drammas do, so they don't get made...& they are somebody's Impression also anyhow...
	11:08pm geezerette: Don't you think the documentaries are talking heads echoing feeble stock phrases for the most part? The good ones are rare. There's a great one about Ray Charles. Taylor Hackford's one on Chuck Berry with the man himself,and a great recent one on B.B. King called "The Life of Riley".
	11:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yerknow - 'oh the Drama'...they gotta make a story that titillates...I feel if I learn something about them - it's a success - but then you learn the liberties they all take w/ the facts...
	11:10pm JakeGould: Liking this “Meek Rabbit”… And this is their entire recorded output right here? That cover art is great too.
	11:11pm Joel St. Germain: yeah Jake, great record. Glad you like it.
	11:18pm Whosondephone: Hey just Checking in! Digging my Sunday Evening Once again. I hope everyone else is too.
	11:19pm Joel St. Germain: hey there who! cool, thanks much!! have a great night
	11:20pm geezerette: Haven't seen "Jackie Maclean on Mars",which is old,but heard it was a good one. Bruce Weber's Chet Baker doc,"Let's Get Lost" is creepy but Weber's camera is very seductive,so I'm ambivalent about that one.
	11:21pm JakeGould: Well, the docs that feature the artists or—like RevRabbit mention—go completely bonkers are fine with me. It’s just all of these biopics that are more predictable than anything. I mean “The Blues Brothers” has a deeper plot than most music bios.
	11:22pm melinda: I agree that documentaries are better, even the lame ones. I'll watch any doc about bands or musicians, some are definitely better than others.
	11:22pm geezerette: haha,can't argue with that!
	11:23pm Joel St. Germain: Rocktober zine had a great article reviewing every episode of VH1 Behind the Music.. you all should cehc kit out.
	11:24pm Carmichael: Just got the bio on the Wrecking Crew from netflix. I shall enjoy it this very evening.
	11:24pm melinda: I can't say I like Metallica but Some Kind of Monster was fascinating.
	11:24pm geezerette: Good tip Joel! :D
	11:25pm melinda: I loved Behind the Music.
	11:26pm Whosondephone: This record sounds like it has been played a lot. Am I right?
	11:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah - yerknow - I don't even have to like the Artist so much. Those VH1s are actually often interesting & done okay for TV quicky stuff. I know I'd learn something & be entertained by both those - Wreckers & 'Tallica. PBS had one on Muscle Shoals not long ago I really appreciated. There's a film about Sarge Records in Texas I wish they didn't protect their Rights for (as they should) so well :) ...
	11:28pm melinda: I really liked the Muscle Shoals doc too.
	11:28pm Joel St. Germain: who - how dare you? just kiddin. uhm It hasn't been played too much, actually. I mean I've probably played it 10x but it's not too worn out (I bought it used, obviously). The Fuego record on the other hand is dull as dirt.
	11:31pm Joel St. Germain: I've got really good headphones on and I can't hear any problems with it. Ride the wave, who!
	11:31pm geezerette: Carmichael "The Wrecking Crew" was great! Also agree on Muscle Shoals. Haven't seen Metallica one. Sounds maybe worth it. Oh just one more, "Partly Fiction" on Harry Dean Stanton was great and a total head scratcher. Good film making.
	11:32pm Carmichael: Yes, I also just saw the Muscle Shoals doc. One of the more fascinating shows for me.
	11:33pm Clay Pigeon: I thought Jamie Foxx was excellent as Ray Charles in Ray.
	11:33pm Whosondephone: Playing records is good!!! I wasn't sure, just wondering. It seems that that harsh/distorted tone is a product of the vinyl mastering or something else. Some DJ's have mentioned that it happens with the mp3 stream which I have switched to.
	11:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Sgt. Fitch: A Legacy of Sarg Records' - would appeal to FMUvians in several ways. Nowhere online I can see...
	11:34pm melinda: I want to see Partly Fiction. I saw Harry Dean Stanton when he toured in the late 80s, it was majorly exciting because It wasn't long after I'd seen him in Repo Man.
	11:34pm melinda: Which is still one of my favorite movies.
	11:35pm Joel St. Germain: (yeah who, I don't know. maybe the levels are too high. I will have to check it out later .. of course by then it will be too late. it's too late now, even)
	11:35pm melinda: @Clay: yeah, Jamie Foxx was a very convincing Ray Charles.
	11:35pm Joel St. Germain: The last music doc I watched was the Spandau Ballet one and it didn't really do much for me.
	11:36pm Carmichael: Repo Man is a classic, as it should be.
	11:36pm Joel St. Germain: Jamie Foxx was good as Ray, yeah. It's the screenplay that stunk. White washed all the dark stuff
	11:36pm Whosondephone: I have failed to mention that I absolutely love this track!
	11:36pm Joel St. Germain: Repo Man rules. and while we're on the subject, Taxi Driver
	11:36pm melinda: I wouldn't have guessed there was a Spandau Ballet documentary.
	11:39pm Clay Pigeon: I saw Jodorowsky's The Holy Mountain last night on the big screen. Pretty mindblowing if you've never seen it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdXGhsAynGI
	11:39pm geezerette: Hey Clay! Jamie Fox was terrific! Melinda I love "Repo Man" and saw Stanton at The Mint once,incredible! Between sets he was surrounded by girls.
	11:39pm JakeGould: Repo Taxi Driver Man: The Uber Story
	11:40pm melinda: @Jake: haha!
	11:40pm geezerette: HAHA! Yay Jake!
	11:41pm Joel St. Germain: yess!
	11:41pm Joel St. Germain: Taxi Hunter too
	11:42pm Joel St. Germain: with Anthony Wong
	11:42pm geezerette: :D!!!
	11:44pm 23 Wolves: JOEL LIVE ON THE DECKS!
	11:45pm geezerette: Wow!
	11:45pm Joel St. Germain: hey hey!! wow now it's a party!
	11:46pm geezerette: Tomorrow should be Sunday again!
	11:47pm melinda: Goodnight all!
	11:48pm 23 Wolves: Yeah, dude, now I'm going to stay up way past my time! Gibson Brothers! OH YEAH!
	11:49pm Carmichael: Wow, I remember "Cuba". That was a long time ago.
	11:49pm Clay Pigeon: Cuba is awesome.
	11:50pm Whosondephone: Way to completely distract me from Joel's show Clay Pigeon!
	11:50pm Joel St. Germain: wow you guys rule. I thoguht this would clear the room. my fave is that one IF YOU SHOULD GO! Que Sera Me Vita
	11:50pm 23 Wolves: Que Sera Mi Vida is a top tune...digging this one too. Is that the Dusty Clay Pigeon in here?
	11:51pm 23 Wolves: Haha, yeah, there you go!
	11:51pm Carmichael: I imagine the FMU archives tone some deep, damp set of netherworld tunnels.
	11:51pm 23 Wolves: Just found out it has a video too! www.youtube.com...
	11:51pm Joel St. Germain: b side
	11:51pm Carmichael: to be
	11:53pm Carmichael: Daddy loves his b sides. Happy Fathers Day, everyone!
	11:55pm Joel St. Germain: thanks Carmichael. you too mate!
	11:55pm geezerette: Mucho Calor!
	11:56pm Carmichael: I heard some 10cc today that sounded just like this.
	11:57pm 23 Wolves: I'm going to listen to this whole show again tomorrow while I play Magic:The Gathering...that's my post-father's day plans.

Rolling Motion with Joel St. Germain: Playlist from June 19, 2016

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