WFMU: Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from December 3, 2016

Listener comments!
	4:03am Sem Chumbo: Hey, Bill. Love to be here live but its the last in a series of Christmas Markets today, and folks just gotta have their seasonal spirits. Catch up with you, and the rest of the Zzzzzzeroheads, next Saturday. Later!
	11:51am Brian in UK: Hello Bill. If by chance you can find a copy of Barrence Whitfield's 'Stop Twisting My Arm, I Already Love You'. It would sum up my feelings perfectly towards WFMU at Marathon time (silent or otherwise)
	12:01pm mauri: wroom wroooooom billmac!
	12:01pm Stanley: Popcorn, peanuts, get your popcorn here. Peanuts.
	12:01pm Brian in UK: Hey mister, you got monkey nuts?
	12:02pm mauri: got any popnuts?
	12:03pm Brian in UK: Did he say Spiro Agnew? Scheech.
	12:03pm Bill Mac: Yes sir and the Monkey is pissed
	12:08pm Brian in UK: I dreamed Nixon died of a suntan There was only Spiro left At his swearing in He fell on his chin He assassinated himself. (Phil Ochs)
	12:10pm Stanley: No but I gotta tootsie frootsie ice cream
	12:14pm Brian in UK: Bill are you playing everyone mentioned on the Gil Scott Heron?
	12:14pm Bill Mac: WE HAVE A WINNER!!!
	12:15pm Bill Mac: This always reminds me of the Bonzos
	12:16pm Brian in UK: This gives me no pleasure. Can you imagine THIS kept Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields off the No.1 spot.
	12:16pm Brian in UK: Bill, it would if he gave a big belch at the end.
	12:17pm Bill Mac: Wow really? I kind of think Gil Scott has a point... BELCH!
	12:20pm Brian in UK: E H aka Gerry Dorsey chose several of his own records on Desert Islands Discs. Arrogant person.
	12:23pm Brian in UK: mauri, Stanley, can I get you folks a beer. Cellar temp English or cold continental?
	12:23pm mauri: Captain Eric 'Winkle' Brown on Desert Island Discs was a good listen.
	12:25pm mauri: Brian. I've been wanting beer for couple of hours now but fighting it :D. An imaginary beer will do thanks.
	12:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, zzzzzzereoes and heroes.
	12:27pm Brian in UK: Oh ofcourse Francis Scott Keyes. Spirit do a belting version of this on Spirit of '76.
	12:34pm Stanley: Thanks Brian but I've got a NZ bottle of pale ale on the go complete with cartoon sheep on the label. If you're going to the bar, get me a pack of chorizo and red pepper bruschetta bites.
	12:35pm Andy in Berlin: hey everybody, it's dinnertime!
	12:36pm Bill Mac: Hey Andy!!!
	12:36pm Andy in Berlin: ...or at least time to start cooking
	12:36pm Brian in UK: My lovely wife has just bought me a bottle of Brains Golden Ale (Brains of Cardiff) Cheers What Ho! Andy.
	12:37pm Andy in Berlin: nice timing, Bill!
	12:38pm Brian in UK: Stanley what the f**k happened to salted crisps.
	12:38pm Andy in Berlin: pip pip Brian!
	12:42pm Brian in UK: Stanley they only have acorn and meringue ostrich inflected morsels.
	12:44pm Stanley: What no pork scrotums?
	12:44pm Bill Mac: mmmmmm.... pork.....
	12:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: (Hello Mayuko, wherever you are.)
	12:45pm Bill Mac: Hey Ken, you never know with her, always lurking just beyond the shadows.
	12:45pm Brian in UK: They would otherwise be known as curly wirlys. Tell you sometime how I know.
	12:45pm Stanley: I came across many an electric toilet in Japan. Nice 'n' easy
	12:46pm doctorjazz: Late arrival, just dragging in bed,under the weather. Nice accompaniment to draggy day.
	12:46pm Brian in UK: Stanley would you like to rephrase that comment.
	12:47pm Bill Mac: Actually that's a product I'd prefer
	12:48pm Brian in UK: I recently bought a self closing seat. What has this board come to!!
	12:51pm Brian in UK: @doc sorry to hear that you are under the weather. (an expression that I do not understand)
	12:53pm Stanley: Them self-closing seats are a boon.
	12:54pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Brian, nothing major, but had to drag myself through work the past few days, now just vegging.
	12:55pm Bill Mac: Hey hey Doc!
	12:56pm doctorjazz: http://www.knowyourphrase.com/phrase-meanings/Under-the-Weather.html ...under the weather...
	12:57pm Brian in UK: Tourniquet - there I've said it.
	12:59pm doctorjazz: Not sure the link works (not great using the phone for it), but seems to come from seasickness, which becomes very pronounced in adverse weather.
	12:59pm Brian in UK: Doc that's the sort of thing you do when you are under the weather you look up expressions like under the weather. Salty Dog Talk. That's what happens when I take Spencer to the woods and he meets a bloodhound. Like this morning.
	1:10pm Brian in UK: Bill, it has been nearly four years since your icecapades. How is the ankle holding up. Does it ache more in the cold weather?
	1:12pm Brian in UK: Stanley tell me that I only sent you CD-Rs of Urgent Jumping 'cause I cannot find it anywhere right now.
	1:12pm doctorjazz: When this first came on, Sunburst Band, I thought it was some "out"" jazz. Still not convinced it's not.
	1:13pm Bill Mac: Funny, there are times when an ankle aches and I realize it's the one that wasn't broke, but yeah it never gets beyond a dull throb
	1:16pm Brian in UK: doc it is a thin line twixt African music, Middle Eastern and even Oriental. We catagorise so much. I went to a concert last night with Chinese, Syrian and Italian musicians. The last track has the female Syrian singer scat singing. Wonderful. Instruments that I had never seen before. Like the Pipa.
	1:20pm doctorjazz: True, tend to put things in boxes, though I like things that fall between the cracks. Concert sounds great, by the way.
	1:24pm Stanley: Brian - yes, the CD-Rs. Using to jump start the car on a cold morning.
	1:25pm doctorjazz: Getting our to a show in Philadelphia this Thursday night, Nels Cline, Larry Ochs, Gerald Cleaver, looking forward to it. Expect it not to fit neatly into any box...
	1:25pm Brian in UK: I remember in 1969 about two weeks before Woodstock seeing The Who headline (best live band?) On the same bill, the first Yes album had just been released and can you believe Jon Hendricks came on stage and did some scat singing with Jon Anderson. Hard to believe of a band that took a rather shall we say pretentious way forward.
	1:25pm Bill Mac: @Doctorjazz - Where in Philly?
	1:26pm Bill Mac: @BiUK - I'd love to see JA in that context
	1:29pm doctorjazz: www.johnnybrendas.com... A place called Johnny Brendas, never been there, a friend fron Philly told me about it and I cleared some work time to get out there.
	1:29pm Stanley: This is weird.
	1:29pm Brian in UK: Bill, that first album was nothing like the later stuff. Blew me away, no drugs was only just seventeen. Had a Byrds cover if memory serves.
	1:31pm Bill Mac: @DJ Oh yeah, in Fishtown. Been to a few shows over there.
	1:36pm doctorjazz: In 1969, wouldn't have known who Jon Hendricks was, probably would have been annoyed he cut in on the main event.
	1:45pm Brian in UK: Bill, you got Fishtown in Philly. How far are you from the sea? Yeah I know names mean nuttin'.
	1:47pm Bill Mac: In Fishtown? 70 miles inland, but the Delaware River is one of that sections borders. I don't know whether it's ever been a location near local fisheries.
	1:49pm Brian in UK: doc this was last nights concert. Unfortunately I was hoping to see a dutar player from Xian Jian but there were some problems, lost passport? wigmore-hall.org.uk...
	1:51pm doctorjazz: Fishtown is now Philadelphia's Boho artsie neighborhood, from what I'm told. It is near the Delaware River.
	1:54pm Bill Mac: Yup, it's pretty nice there these days, not so 20 years ago. Even nowadays you gotta watch your boundaries
	1:54pm doctorjazz: Brian, sounds great, dutar or no (I get so tired of hearing dutar players all the time anyway...)
	1:58pm Brian in UK: THe qunun is wonderful www.youtube.com... and the Duclar like a recorder with a reed. www.youtube.com... ..and the Pipa www.youtube.com...
	2:00pm Brian in UK: The instruments are so beautiful with lots of inlays. Time for tea, must go.
	2:14pm Stanley: Hi Bill, enjoying the show but having to do things as well. My 83 year old mother has started a blog and I've been sorting that out for her.
	2:14pm Stanley: Low-yo-yo
	2:15pm Bill Mac: I have no response for that aside for it's pretty awesome. Glad I could get you some CB...
	2:16pm Stanley: It's nuts but hey, it's the modern world.
	2:20pm Bill Mac: My Mom will be 80 this year - crap! and I don't know what to get her for her birthday.
	2:22pm Stanley: Get her a Wordpress account! Joking aside, we got ours an iPad for her eightieth.
	2:26pm Bill Mac: Hmmmmmm.....
	2:28pm doctorjazz: We just had a 100th birthday party for my mother in law. That's a lot of years...
	2:29pm Bill Mac: Wow....
	2:30pm Stanley: Great show, Bill. I'm reminded we've got a date with a maki roll, so sayonara, my friend. Next week still good, same time, same channel?
	2:31pm Bill Mac: Yeah man, I'm glad I can say that. Next week!
	2:32pm Brian in UK: doc how did it go last Sunday? See yous Stanley.
	2:34pm Stanley: See y'all (pulls balaclava over head and exits via the window)
	2:35pm Brian in UK: Is this a crime but we just had Turkey burgers? This from a non loving burger fan. Off to the washing up. Goodbye Black Magic Man.
	2:37pm Brian in UK: Just sold my copy of Sgt Pepper.
	2:37pm Brian in UK: Arthur Brown?
	2:38pm Bill Mac: Jes
	2:39pm Brian in UK: Boss you got Spontaneous Apple Creation?
	2:41pm Brian in UK: Bill reverse the album/track.
	2:41pm Bill Mac: Damn no, I got that from a comp. I'll see if I can find it. Also looked for the Barrance tune you asked for. Not in the CD rack
	2:42pm doctorjazz: Last week was great, my mother in law was honored and adored by 40+ relatives in my house, very sweet. Thanks.
	2:43pm doctorjazz: (about to toss out the leftovers, unfortunately)
	2:43pm Brian in UK: Thanks for looking. Used to have it on twelve inch (I should be so lucky)
	2:48pm doctorjazz: Fun show, thanks, Bill!
	2:48pm Bill Mac: Thanks DJ!
	2:54pm Brian in UK: See you next week, Bill. Best to Maxine.
	2:55pm Bill Mac: Thanks for being around Brian... See you in a week! Best to you and yours.
	3:01pm Brian in UK: Daddy what's an iProd?
	3:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Have a good week, Bill. (And Mayuko, too, wherever you are!)

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from December 3, 2016

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December 3, 2016: Come with me to the Casbah

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Saturday, December 10th, Noon - 3pm: I'm filling in for Mayuko on the Drummer Stream

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Southern Culture on the Skids	Dirt Track Date	Dirt Track Date	DGC/Geffen		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Gill Scott Heron	The Revolution Will Not Be Televised	The Revolution Will Not Be Televised	Arista		0:01:19 (Pop-up)
Glen Campbell	Sittin on the Dock of the Bay	Witchita Lineman	Capitol		0:04:12 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Redemption "Redemption" by "Johnny Cash"	Love God and Murder	Legacy		0:06:41 (Pop-up)
Tom Jones	Venus "Venus" by "Tom Jones"	Sings the Sixties	Music Club		0:09:37 (Pop-up)
Engelbert Humperdinck	Release me "Release me" by "Engelbert Humperdinck"	Release Me			0:12:25 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Webb	All Night Show "All Night Show" by "Jimmy Webb"	And So On	Collectors		0:15:20 (Pop-up)
Rare Earth	Magic Key "Magic Key" by "Rare Earth"	Get Ready	Rare Earth		0:18:25 (Pop-up)
Bonzo Dog Band	Release Me "Release Me" by "Bonzo Dog Band"	Best of the Bonzos			0:23:32 (Pop-up)
Francis Scott Key	Star Spangled Banner				0:26:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			0:27:03 (Pop-up)
Yair Yona	Sir Bassar "Sir Bassar" by "Yair Yona"	Sword	Kame'a	*	0:31:54 (Pop-up)
Charles Ganimian	Oriental Jam "Oriental Jam" by "Charles Ganimian"	Come with me to the Casbah	Finders Keepers	*	0:34:43 (Pop-up)
Electric Toilet	Goodbye My Darling	In the Hands of Karma			0:39:26 (Pop-up)
Tripsichord	Black Door "Black Door" by "Tripsichord"	Tripsichord	Janus		0:45:30 (Pop-up)
Calm Serene	Little Cosmos "Little Cosmos" by "Calm Serene"	Original Album 1975-76	Branco	*	0:48:21 (Pop-up)
Mor Thiam	Aye Ayo Nene "Aye Ayo Nene" by "Mor Thiam"	Dini Safarrar	Jazzman		0:51:01 (Pop-up)
Natalia M King	Traces in the sand	Bluezzin Til Dawn	Challenge	*	0:56:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			0:59:49 (Pop-up)
Los Lichis	Osaka 98 "Osaka 98" by "Los Lichis"	Dog	Feeding Tube	*	1:06:22 (Pop-up)
Sunburst Band	Matatizo Nyumbani "Matatizo Nyumbani" by "Sunburst Band"	Urgent Jumping: East African Musiki Wa Dansi Classics	Sterns	*	1:08:43 (Pop-up)
Sonthaya Kalasin	Lam Phloen Paene to Bangkok	Lam Phloen Grade a Guy	Em	*	1:13:31 (Pop-up)
Comus	Drip Drip "Drip Drip" by "Comus"	Songs to Comus	Castle		1:16:05 (Pop-up)
The Riot Squad	Toy Soldier "Toy Soldier" by "The Riot Squad"	Let's Go Down & Blow our Minds	Grapefruit	*	1:26:54 (Pop-up)
Bush Chemists	Speaker Rocker "Speaker Rocker" by "Bush Chemists"	Raw Raw Dub	ROIR		1:30:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:34:13 (Pop-up)
Tassaduq Hussain	Nai laila Nia Majnu	Pakistani Dance Music	Ovular	*	1:40:55 (Pop-up)
Radio Zumbido	Livingston Buzz "Livingston Buzz" by "Radio Zumbido"	Los Ultimos Dias del AM	Palm		1:43:11 (Pop-up)
Syna So Pro	Plea for Forgiveness "Plea for Forgiveness" by "Syna So Pro"	Vox	Fpe		1:46:31 (Pop-up)
Sparks	Something for the Girl with Everthing	New Music for Amneisiacs	Lil Beethoven		1:49:27 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Matilda Mother "Matilda Mother" by "Pink Floyd"	The Early Years 1967-72	Pink Floyd		1:51:45 (Pop-up)
Carla Bozulich vs the Tiger	Evangelista II	19/4/15	Otoruku	*	1:55:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			2:00:40 (Pop-up)
James Chance	Sax Maniac "Sax Maniac" by "James Chance"	Irresitable Chance	Tiger Style		2:06:44 (Pop-up)
Captain Beefheart	Low Yo Yo Stuff	Clear Spot	Warner Bros		2:13:18 (Pop-up)
ESG	You're No Good "You're No Good" by "ESG"	A South Bronx Story	Soul Jazz		2:17:08 (Pop-up)
Lizzy Mercier Descloux	Women Don't Like Me	One for the Soul	Ze		2:20:28 (Pop-up)
Pascal Comelade	L'Irradiador del port	El Caberet Galactic	CDSA		2:23:08 (Pop-up)
Thee Oh Sees	The Poem "The Poem" by "Thee Oh Sees"	An Odd Entrances	Castle Face	*	2:26:47 (Pop-up)
Dean Ween Group	Exercise man "Exercise man" by "Dean Ween Group"	The Deaner Album	Ato		2:29:54 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			2:32:35 (Pop-up)
Crazy World of Arthur Brown	Give Him a Flower	Let's Go Down & Blow our Minds	Grapefruit	*	2:36:08 (Pop-up)
Lee Hazlewood	Sand "Sand" by "Lee Hazlewood"	The Very Special World of	Light in the Attic		2:38:14 (Pop-up)
Rasha Shaheen	Making Plans for nigel	Superhits of the 70s - Michael Shelley 2016 Premium	None	*	2:41:46 (Pop-up)
Kool and the Gang	Country Junkie "Country Junkie" by "Kool and the Gang"	Drugs - Inflatable Squirrel Carcass 2016 Premiuim	None	*	2:46:45 (Pop-up)
Leo Kottke	Vaseline Machine Gun "Vaseline Machine Gun" by "Leo Kottke"	6 & 12 String Guitar	Tacoma		2:49:35 (Pop-up)
Patti Smith	Notes to the Future "Notes to the Future" by "Patti Smith"	Land	Arista		2:52:42 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	4:03am Sem Chumbo: Hey, Bill. Love to be here live but its the last in a series of Christmas Markets today, and folks just gotta have their seasonal spirits. Catch up with you, and the rest of the Zzzzzzeroheads, next Saturday. Later!
	11:51am Brian in UK: Hello Bill. If by chance you can find a copy of Barrence Whitfield's 'Stop Twisting My Arm, I Already Love You'. It would sum up my feelings perfectly towards WFMU at Marathon time (silent or otherwise)
	12:01pm mauri: wroom wroooooom billmac!
	12:01pm Stanley: Popcorn, peanuts, get your popcorn here. Peanuts.
	12:01pm Brian in UK: Hey mister, you got monkey nuts?
	12:02pm mauri: got any popnuts?
	12:03pm Brian in UK: Did he say Spiro Agnew? Scheech.
	12:03pm Bill Mac: Yes sir and the Monkey is pissed
	12:08pm Brian in UK: I dreamed Nixon died of a suntan There was only Spiro left At his swearing in He fell on his chin He assassinated himself. (Phil Ochs)
	12:10pm Stanley: No but I gotta tootsie frootsie ice cream
	12:14pm Brian in UK: Bill are you playing everyone mentioned on the Gil Scott Heron?
	12:14pm Bill Mac: WE HAVE A WINNER!!!
	12:15pm Bill Mac: This always reminds me of the Bonzos
	12:16pm Brian in UK: This gives me no pleasure. Can you imagine THIS kept Penny Lane/Strawberry Fields off the No.1 spot.
	12:16pm Brian in UK: Bill, it would if he gave a big belch at the end.
	12:17pm Bill Mac: Wow really? I kind of think Gil Scott has a point... BELCH!
	12:20pm Brian in UK: E H aka Gerry Dorsey chose several of his own records on Desert Islands Discs. Arrogant person.
	12:23pm Brian in UK: mauri, Stanley, can I get you folks a beer. Cellar temp English or cold continental?
	12:23pm mauri: Captain Eric 'Winkle' Brown on Desert Island Discs was a good listen.
	12:25pm mauri: Brian. I've been wanting beer for couple of hours now but fighting it :D. An imaginary beer will do thanks.
	12:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, zzzzzzereoes and heroes.
	12:27pm Brian in UK: Oh ofcourse Francis Scott Keyes. Spirit do a belting version of this on Spirit of '76.
	12:34pm Stanley: Thanks Brian but I've got a NZ bottle of pale ale on the go complete with cartoon sheep on the label. If you're going to the bar, get me a pack of chorizo and red pepper bruschetta bites.
	12:35pm Andy in Berlin: hey everybody, it's dinnertime!
	12:36pm Bill Mac: Hey Andy!!!
	12:36pm Andy in Berlin: ...or at least time to start cooking
	12:36pm Brian in UK: My lovely wife has just bought me a bottle of Brains Golden Ale (Brains of Cardiff) Cheers What Ho! Andy.
	12:37pm Andy in Berlin: nice timing, Bill!
	12:38pm Brian in UK: Stanley what the f**k happened to salted crisps.
	12:38pm Andy in Berlin: pip pip Brian!
	12:42pm Brian in UK: Stanley they only have acorn and meringue ostrich inflected morsels.
	12:44pm Stanley: What no pork scrotums?
	12:44pm Bill Mac: mmmmmm.... pork.....
	12:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: (Hello Mayuko, wherever you are.)
	12:45pm Bill Mac: Hey Ken, you never know with her, always lurking just beyond the shadows.
	12:45pm Brian in UK: They would otherwise be known as curly wirlys. Tell you sometime how I know.
	12:45pm Stanley: I came across many an electric toilet in Japan. Nice 'n' easy
	12:46pm doctorjazz: Late arrival, just dragging in bed,under the weather. Nice accompaniment to draggy day.
	12:46pm Brian in UK: Stanley would you like to rephrase that comment.
	12:47pm Bill Mac: Actually that's a product I'd prefer
	12:48pm Brian in UK: I recently bought a self closing seat. What has this board come to!!
	12:51pm Brian in UK: @doc sorry to hear that you are under the weather. (an expression that I do not understand)
	12:53pm Stanley: Them self-closing seats are a boon.
	12:54pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Brian, nothing major, but had to drag myself through work the past few days, now just vegging.
	12:55pm Bill Mac: Hey hey Doc!
	12:56pm doctorjazz: http://www.knowyourphrase.com/phrase-meanings/Under-the-Weather.html ...under the weather...
	12:57pm Brian in UK: Tourniquet - there I've said it.
	12:59pm doctorjazz: Not sure the link works (not great using the phone for it), but seems to come from seasickness, which becomes very pronounced in adverse weather.
	12:59pm Brian in UK: Doc that's the sort of thing you do when you are under the weather you look up expressions like under the weather. Salty Dog Talk. That's what happens when I take Spencer to the woods and he meets a bloodhound. Like this morning.
	1:10pm Brian in UK: Bill, it has been nearly four years since your icecapades. How is the ankle holding up. Does it ache more in the cold weather?
	1:12pm Brian in UK: Stanley tell me that I only sent you CD-Rs of Urgent Jumping 'cause I cannot find it anywhere right now.
	1:12pm doctorjazz: When this first came on, Sunburst Band, I thought it was some "out"" jazz. Still not convinced it's not.
	1:13pm Bill Mac: Funny, there are times when an ankle aches and I realize it's the one that wasn't broke, but yeah it never gets beyond a dull throb
	1:16pm Brian in UK: doc it is a thin line twixt African music, Middle Eastern and even Oriental. We catagorise so much. I went to a concert last night with Chinese, Syrian and Italian musicians. The last track has the female Syrian singer scat singing. Wonderful. Instruments that I had never seen before. Like the Pipa.
	1:20pm doctorjazz: True, tend to put things in boxes, though I like things that fall between the cracks. Concert sounds great, by the way.
	1:24pm Stanley: Brian - yes, the CD-Rs. Using to jump start the car on a cold morning.
	1:25pm doctorjazz: Getting our to a show in Philadelphia this Thursday night, Nels Cline, Larry Ochs, Gerald Cleaver, looking forward to it. Expect it not to fit neatly into any box...
	1:25pm Brian in UK: I remember in 1969 about two weeks before Woodstock seeing The Who headline (best live band?) On the same bill, the first Yes album had just been released and can you believe Jon Hendricks came on stage and did some scat singing with Jon Anderson. Hard to believe of a band that took a rather shall we say pretentious way forward.
	1:25pm Bill Mac: @Doctorjazz - Where in Philly?
	1:26pm Bill Mac: @BiUK - I'd love to see JA in that context
	1:29pm doctorjazz: www.johnnybrendas.com... A place called Johnny Brendas, never been there, a friend fron Philly told me about it and I cleared some work time to get out there.
	1:29pm Stanley: This is weird.
	1:29pm Brian in UK: Bill, that first album was nothing like the later stuff. Blew me away, no drugs was only just seventeen. Had a Byrds cover if memory serves.
	1:31pm Bill Mac: @DJ Oh yeah, in Fishtown. Been to a few shows over there.
	1:36pm doctorjazz: In 1969, wouldn't have known who Jon Hendricks was, probably would have been annoyed he cut in on the main event.
	1:45pm Brian in UK: Bill, you got Fishtown in Philly. How far are you from the sea? Yeah I know names mean nuttin'.
	1:47pm Bill Mac: In Fishtown? 70 miles inland, but the Delaware River is one of that sections borders. I don't know whether it's ever been a location near local fisheries.
	1:49pm Brian in UK: doc this was last nights concert. Unfortunately I was hoping to see a dutar player from Xian Jian but there were some problems, lost passport? wigmore-hall.org.uk...
	1:51pm doctorjazz: Fishtown is now Philadelphia's Boho artsie neighborhood, from what I'm told. It is near the Delaware River.
	1:54pm Bill Mac: Yup, it's pretty nice there these days, not so 20 years ago. Even nowadays you gotta watch your boundaries
	1:54pm doctorjazz: Brian, sounds great, dutar or no (I get so tired of hearing dutar players all the time anyway...)
	1:58pm Brian in UK: THe qunun is wonderful www.youtube.com... and the Duclar like a recorder with a reed. www.youtube.com... ..and the Pipa www.youtube.com...
	2:00pm Brian in UK: The instruments are so beautiful with lots of inlays. Time for tea, must go.
	2:14pm Stanley: Hi Bill, enjoying the show but having to do things as well. My 83 year old mother has started a blog and I've been sorting that out for her.
	2:14pm Stanley: Low-yo-yo
	2:15pm Bill Mac: I have no response for that aside for it's pretty awesome. Glad I could get you some CB...
	2:16pm Stanley: It's nuts but hey, it's the modern world.
	2:20pm Bill Mac: My Mom will be 80 this year - crap! and I don't know what to get her for her birthday.
	2:22pm Stanley: Get her a Wordpress account! Joking aside, we got ours an iPad for her eightieth.
	2:26pm Bill Mac: Hmmmmmm.....
	2:28pm doctorjazz: We just had a 100th birthday party for my mother in law. That's a lot of years...
	2:29pm Bill Mac: Wow....
	2:30pm Stanley: Great show, Bill. I'm reminded we've got a date with a maki roll, so sayonara, my friend. Next week still good, same time, same channel?
	2:31pm Bill Mac: Yeah man, I'm glad I can say that. Next week!
	2:32pm Brian in UK: doc how did it go last Sunday? See yous Stanley.
	2:34pm Stanley: See y'all (pulls balaclava over head and exits via the window)
	2:35pm Brian in UK: Is this a crime but we just had Turkey burgers? This from a non loving burger fan. Off to the washing up. Goodbye Black Magic Man.
	2:37pm Brian in UK: Just sold my copy of Sgt Pepper.
	2:37pm Brian in UK: Arthur Brown?
	2:38pm Bill Mac: Jes
	2:39pm Brian in UK: Boss you got Spontaneous Apple Creation?
	2:41pm Brian in UK: Bill reverse the album/track.
	2:41pm Bill Mac: Damn no, I got that from a comp. I'll see if I can find it. Also looked for the Barrance tune you asked for. Not in the CD rack
	2:42pm doctorjazz: Last week was great, my mother in law was honored and adored by 40+ relatives in my house, very sweet. Thanks.
	2:43pm doctorjazz: (about to toss out the leftovers, unfortunately)
	2:43pm Brian in UK: Thanks for looking. Used to have it on twelve inch (I should be so lucky)
	2:48pm doctorjazz: Fun show, thanks, Bill!
	2:48pm Bill Mac: Thanks DJ!
	2:54pm Brian in UK: See you next week, Bill. Best to Maxine.
	2:55pm Bill Mac: Thanks for being around Brian... See you in a week! Best to you and yours.
	3:01pm Brian in UK: Daddy what's an iProd?
	3:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Have a good week, Bill. (And Mayuko, too, wherever you are!)

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from December 3, 2016

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