WFMU: Jason Elbogen: Playlist from August 26, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:05pm fred: Good afternoon Jason
	3:06pm Jason Elbogen: Hi Fred! Good you can hear me.
	3:08pm Jeff Golick: Hi, Jason....what are you playing right now? Went from some free jazz, to so British 60s pop?
	3:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jason Elbogen! A program like no other!
	3:10pm Jeff Golick: Now a rhumba sort of thing with strings?
	3:10pm Jason Elbogen: Hey Jeff--I didn't play any Free Jazz (yet!) today. Maybe some other stream interference. Or some godawful incompetent DJing.
	3:12pm Goyim in the AM: Yeah, I don't think you're on the Drummer stream -- I think we're getting the Drummer bot.
	3:13pm Jeff Golick: Check SAMcast (if that's what you're using)?
	3:15pm Jeff Golick: You're in studio C, right? I think you need to click "play" on the...uh...encoder area?
	3:15pm Ike: Sounds like Portuguese.
	3:16pm doctorjazz: Hi.
	3:16pm doctorjazz: Sounds like a samba here.
	3:16pm Goyim in the AM: Aha! There you are!
	3:17pm fred: Yeah! You're on the stream
	3:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: Where did all those bits go?
	3:19pm fred: If a DJ plays a record when no one can hear the stream, does it make a sound?
	3:22pm Jeff Golick: @Jason, I've done much worse/had the stream running much longer while I fumbled around. Doug hasn't fired me yet. He does make me take out the garbage every week, though.
	3:25pm Jason Elbogen: When I was at East Village Radio I once did an entire two hour show that was not streamed, archived, or heard by anyone. Afterwards I thought what I'd just 'achieved edged pretty close to the definition of insanity (i.e. a person sitting in a small cubicle without any windows talking to him/herself for two hours.)
	3:25pm melinda: I'm enjoying this Om Guru. It reminds me of Music for Mind Control, which I miss every Friday morning because I'm not a morning person.
	3:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes melinda - there's a little overlap there. I think Micah's more about exposing cults, & Jason is more about finding the beauty of non-mainstream culture - the records others would pass by? All my words no one else's, mind you...Some of what Jason has played - I came up w/ the term 'Suburban Gospel' for it - for better or worse...
	3:32pm SeanG: All Hail Chief Kooffreh!
	3:33pm melinda: Rabbit you're probably right, I'm new to this show and hesitate to compare one show to another, lest it appear that I don't appreciate the differences.
	3:34pm Goyim in the AM: ...also Micah has also said that non-exploitative sincerity is no ground for exclusion from his show...
	3:36pm melinda: Maoris are New Zealand
	3:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When I listen to Micha - I'm afraid I'll like it & then hear it's a ripoff brainwashing cult - whereas Jason has made me reflect that - say - white suburban Xian singers may be sincere & have feelings I relate to. Not that Jason has no humor, nor Micah not appreciate the music & sentiments for what they are...I mean - Jason's played school recordings, vanity projects - he's just challenged my cultural frames of reference for Listening like no other DJ.
	3:39pm Alex In Illinois: Canadia makes sense, since the people living there call themselves "Canadians" instead of "Canadans".
	3:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *Micah (Irwin of course literally wrote the book on Outside Music &tc. - so there's some common ground there too...)
	3:40pm melinda: Cavalcade of Unprofessionalism....that's a great line.
	3:40pm fred: You did nail "Hommage". But the t in "Et" is silent
	3:40pm Alex In Illinois: And people from Hungary should be called "Hungarines"
	3:42pm melinda: @Rabbit: and with that endorsement I'll be tuning in more regularly here, for sure.
	3:52pm fred: I think the track is called "L'année de l'enfant", which translates to "The year of the child"
	3:56pm melinda: This is beautiful. Spaghetti Westernish.
	3:57pm melinda: No, sorry, not from Minnie.
	4:05pm Mayuko: Haha! if I ever become an ascetic, I'd choose years and years of nonstreamed-unarchived-unheard radio show to be my torment. (just saw the comment.) hello Jason and all!
	4:08pm Jason_: Heh, like DJ Sisyphus...
	4:11pm Jason Elbogen: Hey Mayuko. Yes, it was strange to think about being in that little box (no windows, small room, totally alone talking to myself for 2 hours)
	4:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: This was a fun hour, but I must ditch now. The county fair is happening!
	4:20pm Mayuko: I heard of a holy man in India who has kept his right hand raised for 40 years as his torment. That 2 hours of you in the small room is kind of like that. You've earned 2 hour amount of holiness, from eastern point of view.
	4:41pm Thibault: Hi Jason, good to hear you back!
	4:43pm Jason Elbogen: Hey Thibault! Great to be back--nice to hear from you again.
	4:44pm Webhamster Henry: I like this one Jason!
	4:48pm Thibault: You haven't lost your touch! (and you haven't forgotten Chief Kooffreh) Wonderful!
	4:56pm melinda: Sounded at first like an ordinary nice little jazz number and then I heard 'Eckankar'
	5:00pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Jason. Gotta run. A Praise to You!
	5:28pm Mayuko: too bad he's not picking it up!
	6:06pm Mayuko: Thank you Jason for a beautiful little extension!
	6:07pm melinda: great show!
	6:07pm Webhamster Henry: Bye! Hear you next week!
	6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx JE !
	7:43am Stanley: Nice to have you back, Jason. The 'stream' is perfect for your eclectic taste (and mine, I may add). Til next time.

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from August 26, 2016

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August 26, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
The Kingfishers	Stars Were Shining	It's Real (CRAMS 1970)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Le Lotus	Om Guru (Hymme Et Hommage au Guru)	Illumination Chants et Mantras (Checkmate 1978)	0:22:04 (Pop-up)
Ma-Wa Hakoma Maori Association	E to e te ra	Maori Songs Of Enchantment (197x Viking)	0:25:53 (Pop-up)
Ann Karlsson	Kulning "Kulning" by "Ann Karlsson"	Lockrop & Vallåtar: Ancient Swedish Pastoral Music (1966 Sveriges Radio)	0:28:15 (Pop-up)
Mein Tribe (Thailand)	Rock Dance "Rock Dance" by "Mein Tribe (Thailand)"	Thai Hill Tribe Music - [1993 Disco Cassette Chiang Mai]	0:29:47 (Pop-up)

Ron Price	Dead Standin' All Around	VA - Joe Shlabotnik's Anti Gospel Mix (2013)	0:39:16 (Pop-up)
McKinley-Kennedy Interaction Program	Sometimes When We Touch - Sunshine on My Shoulders	I Shall Sing [1982 Collins Records]	0:42:19 (Pop-up)
Black Orpheus (Newberry High School, California)	You've Got A Friend	321 (Two Dot 1972)	0:44:51 (Pop-up)
The DR. D.W. Penner School Choir	L'année de l'enfant"\	The Year of the Child [GEM Records 1979]	0:49:23 (Pop-up)
J.C. Jachimowski	Iberian Melodies	From Bluegrass to Baroque (No Label 1969)	0:52:28 (Pop-up)

La Nau	Kuoleman Tappajan Kuolema "Kuoleman Tappajan Kuolema" by "La Nau"	Valohiukkanen (Fonal 2012)	1:03:22 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Zagreb (Movements I-III)	Listening In: Lost Singles Tracks 1990-92	1:07:21 (Pop-up)
The Wad	Atomic "Atomic" by "The Wad"	Ron Is Wrong 7" (2016 Wad Music)	1:12:38 (Pop-up)
Biocar	Hero "Hero" by "Biocar"	Hero/Walking on Water 7" (1980 Not Bad)	1:15:12 (Pop-up)
Diane Marie Kloba	Take A Minute "Take A Minute" by "Diane Marie Kloba"	I Kid You Not (2003 Diane Kloba)	1:18:39 (Pop-up)
Drake University Jazz Lab Band / Jim Ford Group	Christ of the Cosmos	Christ in Our World Today (1974)	1:22:32 (Pop-up)

Mrinalini Sarabhai ‎	Gita Govinda	Wondrous Music Of India (South) [Request Records 197x]	1:31:07 (Pop-up)
The Lighter Sound	With Eckankar "With Eckankar" by "The Lighter Sound"	Songs for a Friend (Cliffhanger 1980)	1:51:42 (Pop-up)
Heinze Mueller	Thinking of You "Thinking of You" by "Heinze Mueller"	A Praise to My Homeland Alabama and Its Wonderful People (197x)	1:57:00 (Pop-up)

The Spiritual Two	I Am Learning of His Holy Word	The Spiritual Two [1967 Big Rock Recording]	2:04:43 (Pop-up)
Rev. W.M. Rimson	Believe On Me "Believe On Me" by "Rev. W.M. Rimson"	VA - Church Choirs, Vocal Groups & Preachers, Vol. 2: 1925-55	2:08:13 (Pop-up)
The Bradfords	The Merry Ploughboy	Four Sides of the Bradfords (No Label 197x)	2:10:56 (Pop-up)
Magic (Magic Mountain Lodge)	People's Reflections	Magic Mountain [196x No Label]	2:13:34 (Pop-up)
Richard Gibbs	No Use To Grieve "No Use To Grieve" by "Richard Gibbs"	No Use To Grieve (196? Malinda Records)	2:17:05 (Pop-up)
J.C. Jachimowski	The Mystery of Love	From Bluegrass to Baroque (No Label 1969)	2:19:56 (Pop-up)

Rose	For A Few Dollars More "For A Few Dollars More" by "Rose"	VA - Swingin' Vietnam 66-71 (Vietnamese Rarities Compilation)	2:30:27 (Pop-up)
Sabaithong Phaophuri	Lum Plearn Chern Chuan	Lam Plearn Tuoankonkimao (197x)	2:32:12 (Pop-up)
'Featuring the Onayyek'	Rakset El-Dabke	VA - Holiday in Lebanon	2:36:48 (Pop-up)
Michael Karoli & Polly Eltes	Untitled 2	The Great Lost Tapes	2:40:52 (Pop-up)
Diane Marie Kloba	Waters of Amrita	Ghost In the Museum (2016 Diane Kloba)	2:44:27 (Pop-up)
Connie Archer	Rats "Rats" by "Connie Archer"	For Giving (Golden Lab 2016)	2:47:41 (Pop-up)

[various Estonian Musicians]	"[various Estonian Musicians]"	The Folk Music of Estonia [Melodiya 1984]	2:57:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:05pm fred: Good afternoon Jason
	3:06pm Jason Elbogen: Hi Fred! Good you can hear me.
	3:08pm Jeff Golick: Hi, Jason....what are you playing right now? Went from some free jazz, to so British 60s pop?
	3:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jason Elbogen! A program like no other!
	3:10pm Jeff Golick: Now a rhumba sort of thing with strings?
	3:10pm Jason Elbogen: Hey Jeff--I didn't play any Free Jazz (yet!) today. Maybe some other stream interference. Or some godawful incompetent DJing.
	3:12pm Goyim in the AM: Yeah, I don't think you're on the Drummer stream -- I think we're getting the Drummer bot.
	3:13pm Jeff Golick: Check SAMcast (if that's what you're using)?
	3:15pm Jeff Golick: You're in studio C, right? I think you need to click "play" on the...uh...encoder area?
	3:15pm Ike: Sounds like Portuguese.
	3:16pm doctorjazz: Hi.
	3:16pm doctorjazz: Sounds like a samba here.
	3:16pm Goyim in the AM: Aha! There you are!
	3:17pm fred: Yeah! You're on the stream
	3:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: Where did all those bits go?
	3:19pm fred: If a DJ plays a record when no one can hear the stream, does it make a sound?
	3:22pm Jeff Golick: @Jason, I've done much worse/had the stream running much longer while I fumbled around. Doug hasn't fired me yet. He does make me take out the garbage every week, though.
	3:25pm Jason Elbogen: When I was at East Village Radio I once did an entire two hour show that was not streamed, archived, or heard by anyone. Afterwards I thought what I'd just 'achieved edged pretty close to the definition of insanity (i.e. a person sitting in a small cubicle without any windows talking to him/herself for two hours.)
	3:25pm melinda: I'm enjoying this Om Guru. It reminds me of Music for Mind Control, which I miss every Friday morning because I'm not a morning person.
	3:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes melinda - there's a little overlap there. I think Micah's more about exposing cults, & Jason is more about finding the beauty of non-mainstream culture - the records others would pass by? All my words no one else's, mind you...Some of what Jason has played - I came up w/ the term 'Suburban Gospel' for it - for better or worse...
	3:32pm SeanG: All Hail Chief Kooffreh!
	3:33pm melinda: Rabbit you're probably right, I'm new to this show and hesitate to compare one show to another, lest it appear that I don't appreciate the differences.
	3:34pm Goyim in the AM: ...also Micah has also said that non-exploitative sincerity is no ground for exclusion from his show...
	3:36pm melinda: Maoris are New Zealand
	3:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When I listen to Micha - I'm afraid I'll like it & then hear it's a ripoff brainwashing cult - whereas Jason has made me reflect that - say - white suburban Xian singers may be sincere & have feelings I relate to. Not that Jason has no humor, nor Micah not appreciate the music & sentiments for what they are...I mean - Jason's played school recordings, vanity projects - he's just challenged my cultural frames of reference for Listening like no other DJ.
	3:39pm Alex In Illinois: Canadia makes sense, since the people living there call themselves "Canadians" instead of "Canadans".
	3:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *Micah (Irwin of course literally wrote the book on Outside Music &tc. - so there's some common ground there too...)
	3:40pm melinda: Cavalcade of Unprofessionalism....that's a great line.
	3:40pm fred: You did nail "Hommage". But the t in "Et" is silent
	3:40pm Alex In Illinois: And people from Hungary should be called "Hungarines"
	3:42pm melinda: @Rabbit: and with that endorsement I'll be tuning in more regularly here, for sure.
	3:52pm fred: I think the track is called "L'année de l'enfant", which translates to "The year of the child"
	3:56pm melinda: This is beautiful. Spaghetti Westernish.
	3:57pm melinda: No, sorry, not from Minnie.
	4:05pm Mayuko: Haha! if I ever become an ascetic, I'd choose years and years of nonstreamed-unarchived-unheard radio show to be my torment. (just saw the comment.) hello Jason and all!
	4:08pm Jason_: Heh, like DJ Sisyphus...
	4:11pm Jason Elbogen: Hey Mayuko. Yes, it was strange to think about being in that little box (no windows, small room, totally alone talking to myself for 2 hours)
	4:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: This was a fun hour, but I must ditch now. The county fair is happening!
	4:20pm Mayuko: I heard of a holy man in India who has kept his right hand raised for 40 years as his torment. That 2 hours of you in the small room is kind of like that. You've earned 2 hour amount of holiness, from eastern point of view.
	4:41pm Thibault: Hi Jason, good to hear you back!
	4:43pm Jason Elbogen: Hey Thibault! Great to be back--nice to hear from you again.
	4:44pm Webhamster Henry: I like this one Jason!
	4:48pm Thibault: You haven't lost your touch! (and you haven't forgotten Chief Kooffreh) Wonderful!
	4:56pm melinda: Sounded at first like an ordinary nice little jazz number and then I heard 'Eckankar'
	5:00pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Jason. Gotta run. A Praise to You!
	5:28pm Mayuko: too bad he's not picking it up!
	6:06pm Mayuko: Thank you Jason for a beautiful little extension!
	6:07pm melinda: great show!
	6:07pm Webhamster Henry: Bye! Hear you next week!
	6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx JE !
	7:43am Stanley: Nice to have you back, Jason. The 'stream' is perfect for your eclectic taste (and mine, I may add). Til next time.

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from August 26, 2016

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