WFMU: Honky Tonk Radio Girl with Becky: Playlist from September 13, 2017

Listener comments!
	8:04pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: Whoo Metuchen! St. Joe's grad here.
	8:04pm JakeGould: Don’t want to pry too much, but are you first American born? I am and I find that folks who are the first to be born in the U.S. tend to have a wacky accent. Mish mash of family and friends and just neighborhood.
	8:05pm A.T.F.: Girl power hours...dry goods
	8:06pm Becky: @JakeGould: I am!! My mom's from Barcelona. I think I'm a pretty severe code switcher.
	8:06pm Jeff: A certain Dj named Scott doesn't understand that the "c" in groceries is properly pronounced with more of a "sh" sound. He says "grosseries" with a prissily enunciated "c" sound. Silly boy.
	8:07pm Becky: @Jeff You of course, are correct in this case.
	8:08pm Jeff: Funny you brought it up, because he and I just had that discussion last week.
	8:09pm JakeGould: @Becky: Thanks for letting us know! Mixed accents are cool… But if I’m angry or tired… Well, that’s another accent.
	8:09pm chris: i really enjoy your accent, Becky! i do admit to thinking it a bit southern, based on your musical interests, perhaps? interesting where our minds go with these things. fwiw, it should be 'grosheries', Scott. :P
	8:10pm Becky: I can start saying "saylad" for salad when I'm in Detroit... I say y'all.... and "mad cool" like I'm from Long Guyland or something.
	8:10pm JakeGould: Grosherees has great whitefish.
	8:11pm chris: but how's the horseradish, Jake?
	8:11pm JakeGould: @chris: Eh.
	8:11pm chris: thought so
	8:12pm Becky: My dad's side of the family is pure Jersey/SI. They even say "yous."
	8:12pm JakeGould: But whattayagonnado?
	8:12pm Jeff: I'm told it was really obvious from the change in the way I spoke when I was on the phone with cousin Ralph from central Florida.
	8:14pm Jeff: "Yous" (or "y'all" in different geographic circumstances) fills a lack! English badly needs a second-person plural, so people make them up.
	8:15pm JakeGould: Thems!
	8:15pm Jeff: What'chyous want to do tonight?
	8:16pm Aaron in Minneapolis: I DRIVE A LOSERMOBILE, wait that was 2 hours ago, damn it
	8:16pm JakeGould: HowdayfuckdoIknow?
	8:16pm Becky: @Jeff: See also yinz
	8:16pm Jeff: What side's the gas cap on, Aaron?
	8:17pm Jeff: @Becky: beat me to it.
	8:17pm A.T.F.: When mixing with the local folk don't speak and nod...and smell like a barn and you might pull it off..
	8:17pm JakeGould: Is “Za” for pizza a thing in New Jersey?
	8:18pm Jeff: Mmmmaybe for stoner surfers?
	8:18pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Drivers side
	8:18pm Becky: @Jake: I have never said "za" in my life and I don't plan on starting.
	8:19pm Jeff: ^^what she said
	8:19pm JakeGould: THANK YOUSE ALL FOR NOT SAYING “ZA!” Disrespects culture.
	8:19pm Becky: Calling a sub a hoagie is fighting words in my book but that's a north/south rivalry thing.
	8:20pm Jeff: Hoagie hero sub grinder wedge... Who says wedge?
	8:20pm Becky: I definitely do say "slice-a pizza".
	8:20pm Aaron in Minneapolis: But is a hotdog a sandwitch?
	8:21pm Jeff: Gimmea slicea pie.
	8:21pm Becky: @Aaron that's a ridiculous question
	8:21pm A.T.F.: When i fist came to central ny 30 years ago i ask for a hero.....the locals call them subs...and i still moved up ...
	8:21pm JakeGould: @Jeff: Jagoffs call them wedges. “Gimme a Sicilian and a medium red!”
	8:23pm chris: slicea pie is right on.
	8:23pm Jeff: Thanks, Jake. You gave me a laugh. Feels good.
	8:24pm A.T.F.: mixed meat sub ???
	8:24pm chris: signing off for a few days in the mts. much love to all y'all at fmu. <hugs>
	8:24pm JakeGould: My favorite regional thing in places where slices of pizza are sold is the guy at the beginning of summer who buys a slice, gets in his car—roof down—hooks a U-turn but some guy is blocking him so he shouts, “MOVE!!!” while standing up in the seat and holding his slice. Gonna build a statue to that guy.
	8:25pm JakeGould: @Jeff: You’re welcome.
	8:25pm Becky: I think this is a generational thing, but we used to call lame things "bootleg", sometimes abbreviated as "BOOT!"
	8:26pm A.T.F.: ny style pizza anywhere in the us .thats just not right...
	8:26pm Jeff: @Becky: Huh! Cool, never even heard that.
	8:28pm JakeGould: What’s wrong with just saying something is bullshit?
	8:28pm Becky: @Jeff: I'm pretty sure it was a replacement for calling things "gay"...which we knew was not cool and I think kind of died off with my generation.
	8:29pm Becky: @Jake: My mom wouldn't stand for that kind of language, for one.
	8:30pm Jeff: Hey, since @Aaron in Minneapolis may still be around - I just heard about this, is it true that in Minneapolis, Uptown and Downtown are backwards? (Since by definition Uptown is supposed to be to the North and Downtown is supposed to be to the South)
	8:31pm JakeGould: @Becky: Shut the front door!
	8:31pm A.T.F.: gay used to mean happy..now it means gay...im ok with it...my gay friends know how to party....
	8:32pm JakeGould: Now happy means meal.
	8:32pm Becky: @ATF: In between those two things, it meant "lame," at least to NJ teenagers.
	8:33pm BEAVO: I'm have a little pain remover right now down here in Georgia with the power out until Saturday at the earliest. Yeehaw
	8:33pm A.T.F.: nothing happy about mcds...lame is universaly lame
	8:34pm Becky: @BEAVO: You're wasting precious battery on THIS?
	8:35pm JakeGould: WFMU is great for mindfulness.
	8:36pm El Luis: Hello,first time listenin' to your show,must say i'm enjoying it,keep it up! greetings from Tijuana Mexico
	8:36pm Jeff: Now I'm trying to remember the series of stories set in New York which were serialized somewhere online then collected as a book... Anyway, the main character called lame things "gay", but a gay friend mentioned he really didn't like that... so they hit on calling lame things "train". You know, like the band.
	8:36pm BEAVO: Great song, even though Merle Haggard already wrote it and Johnny Paycheck already sang it!
	8:37pm Becky: @Jeff I love that
	8:37pm Becky: Hola, Luis!
	8:38pm BEAVO: Becky what the hell else would I be using it for? Porn? I can get that later.
	8:38pm BEAVO: I did just get unlimited data so I have to go out to the car to charge my phone every now and then so what!
	8:39pm BEAVO: I love your honky-tonk music
	8:40pm Becky: @BEAVO - You win the listener prize this hour. Here's hoping your lights come back on soon.
	8:40pm A.T.F.: Just do it...
	8:41pm Redd: Pain remover might be my new jam
	8:41pm A.T.F.: DUSTED
	8:42pm BEAVO: Another good one is Jim Ed Brown's Pop a Top "A row of fools on a row of stools"
	8:43pm BEAVO: Thanks Honky Tonk girl!
	8:44pm BEAVO: The voice thing he doesn't recognize the word hunky or Tonkey See!
	8:45pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Jeff yes Uptown is south, downtown in north
	8:47pm A.T.F.: Center is in the middle...
	8:48pm JakeGould: And the one on the right is on the left.
	8:52pm A.T.F.: next to the red barn with the silo..
	8:53pm BEAVO: @Arron, Well down south "uptown" is usually the north side of town, downtown is the middle and the south side is for the (not my words) but "the low life". Not exclusive to the south. Chicago for example.
	8:58pm BEAVO: Becky, I really thought I was an expert on Honky Tonk Country music but you really are pulling out the obscure artists I've never heard of, and I'm really old! And good stuff too not the crap.!
	8:58pm A.T.F.: Poor al...great show becky....
	8:59pm Stevel: Great show!

Honky Tonk Radio Girl with Becky: Playlist from September 13, 2017

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September 13, 2017: Pain Remover

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Artist	Track	Label	Format	Approx. start time
Alex Battles	Honky Tonk Radio Girl			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Audie Arliss	Audies Theme "Audies Theme" by "Audie Arliss"	Big Country	7"	0:01:24 (Pop-up)
Porter Wagoner	Sorrow On The Rocks	RCA Victor	7"	0:03:34 (Pop-up)
Vince Wayne	Four Brothers "Four Brothers" by "Vince Wayne"	Bandstand	7"	0:05:45 (Pop-up)
Billy Rufus	Ain't Gonna Fight With You	K-Ark	7"	0:08:04 (Pop-up)
Kirk McGee (Grand Ol'e Op'ry Star)	Blue Night	Gold Standard	7"	0:10:52 (Pop-up)
Faron Young	I've Got Five Dollars And It's Saturday Night	Capitol	7"	0:13:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Audie Arliss	Audies Melody "Audies Melody" by "Audie Arliss"	Big Country	7"	0:15:18 (Pop-up)
Chase Webster	Uptown "Uptown" by "Chase Webster"	Cameo	7"	0:18:17 (Pop-up)
Ben Hewitt	I Ain't Givin' Up Nothin' (If I Can't Get Something From You)	Mercury	7"	0:20:17 (Pop-up)
Tommy Zang	Nashville Blues "Nashville Blues" by "Tommy Zang"	Hickory	7"	0:22:05 (Pop-up)
Gar Bacon	Chains Of Love "Chains Of Love" by "Gar Bacon"	Dale	7"	0:24:17 (Pop-up)
Wayne & Ray	I've Got Your Love On My Mind	Adonis	7"	0:26:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ken Jones	Second Helping "Second Helping" by "Ken Jones"	Almont	7"	0:29:15 (Pop-up)
Sonny Wright	Pain Remover "Pain Remover" by "Sonny Wright"	Columbia	7"	0:31:38 (Pop-up)
Don Ray	Love Me Darlin' "Love Me Darlin'" by "Don Ray"	Dean	7"	0:34:12 (Pop-up)
Lorraine Walden	(The Answer to Buck Owens) Kansas City Song	Ripcord	7"	0:36:18 (Pop-up)
Jim McGraw	Can't Tell The Do's From Don'ts	Gold Standard	7"	0:38:35 (Pop-up)
Gaylon Wayne	Somebody's Gotta Go "Somebody's Gotta Go" by "Gaylon Wayne"	Sur-Speed	7"	0:41:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ken Jones	Chicken Pot Pie "Chicken Pot Pie" by "Ken Jones"	Almont	7"	0:43:14 (Pop-up)
Chrystal Page	The Stealing Kind "The Stealing Kind" by "Chrystal Page"	Olive	7"	0:45:59 (Pop-up)
Lee Wright	That's What You Get For What You Got	Pompeii	7"	0:47:50 (Pop-up)
Jerry Waddel	One Sided Love Affair	Misty	7"	0:49:50 (Pop-up)
Don Webb	There Will Be A Sad Tomorrow	Jessup	7"	0:52:14 (Pop-up)
Al Bolt	Lonesome Is My Middle Name	Tonka	7"	0:55:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Frank Virtuoso and His "Virtues"	The New "Guitar Boogie"	Tone-Craft		0:57:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:04pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: Whoo Metuchen! St. Joe's grad here.
	8:04pm JakeGould: Don’t want to pry too much, but are you first American born? I am and I find that folks who are the first to be born in the U.S. tend to have a wacky accent. Mish mash of family and friends and just neighborhood.
	8:05pm A.T.F.: Girl power hours...dry goods
	8:06pm Becky: @JakeGould: I am!! My mom's from Barcelona. I think I'm a pretty severe code switcher.
	8:06pm Jeff: A certain Dj named Scott doesn't understand that the "c" in groceries is properly pronounced with more of a "sh" sound. He says "grosseries" with a prissily enunciated "c" sound. Silly boy.
	8:07pm Becky: @Jeff You of course, are correct in this case.
	8:08pm Jeff: Funny you brought it up, because he and I just had that discussion last week.
	8:09pm JakeGould: @Becky: Thanks for letting us know! Mixed accents are cool… But if I’m angry or tired… Well, that’s another accent.
	8:09pm chris: i really enjoy your accent, Becky! i do admit to thinking it a bit southern, based on your musical interests, perhaps? interesting where our minds go with these things. fwiw, it should be 'grosheries', Scott. :P
	8:10pm Becky: I can start saying "saylad" for salad when I'm in Detroit... I say y'all.... and "mad cool" like I'm from Long Guyland or something.
	8:10pm JakeGould: Grosherees has great whitefish.
	8:11pm chris: but how's the horseradish, Jake?
	8:11pm JakeGould: @chris: Eh.
	8:11pm chris: thought so
	8:12pm Becky: My dad's side of the family is pure Jersey/SI. They even say "yous."
	8:12pm JakeGould: But whattayagonnado?
	8:12pm Jeff: I'm told it was really obvious from the change in the way I spoke when I was on the phone with cousin Ralph from central Florida.
	8:14pm Jeff: "Yous" (or "y'all" in different geographic circumstances) fills a lack! English badly needs a second-person plural, so people make them up.
	8:15pm JakeGould: Thems!
	8:15pm Jeff: What'chyous want to do tonight?
	8:16pm Aaron in Minneapolis: I DRIVE A LOSERMOBILE, wait that was 2 hours ago, damn it
	8:16pm JakeGould: HowdayfuckdoIknow?
	8:16pm Becky: @Jeff: See also yinz
	8:16pm Jeff: What side's the gas cap on, Aaron?
	8:17pm Jeff: @Becky: beat me to it.
	8:17pm A.T.F.: When mixing with the local folk don't speak and nod...and smell like a barn and you might pull it off..
	8:17pm JakeGould: Is “Za” for pizza a thing in New Jersey?
	8:18pm Jeff: Mmmmaybe for stoner surfers?
	8:18pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Drivers side
	8:18pm Becky: @Jake: I have never said "za" in my life and I don't plan on starting.
	8:19pm Jeff: ^^what she said
	8:19pm JakeGould: THANK YOUSE ALL FOR NOT SAYING “ZA!” Disrespects culture.
	8:19pm Becky: Calling a sub a hoagie is fighting words in my book but that's a north/south rivalry thing.
	8:20pm Jeff: Hoagie hero sub grinder wedge... Who says wedge?
	8:20pm Becky: I definitely do say "slice-a pizza".
	8:20pm Aaron in Minneapolis: But is a hotdog a sandwitch?
	8:21pm Jeff: Gimmea slicea pie.
	8:21pm Becky: @Aaron that's a ridiculous question
	8:21pm A.T.F.: When i fist came to central ny 30 years ago i ask for a hero.....the locals call them subs...and i still moved up ...
	8:21pm JakeGould: @Jeff: Jagoffs call them wedges. “Gimme a Sicilian and a medium red!”
	8:23pm chris: slicea pie is right on.
	8:23pm Jeff: Thanks, Jake. You gave me a laugh. Feels good.
	8:24pm A.T.F.: mixed meat sub ???
	8:24pm chris: signing off for a few days in the mts. much love to all y'all at fmu. <hugs>
	8:24pm JakeGould: My favorite regional thing in places where slices of pizza are sold is the guy at the beginning of summer who buys a slice, gets in his car—roof down—hooks a U-turn but some guy is blocking him so he shouts, “MOVE!!!” while standing up in the seat and holding his slice. Gonna build a statue to that guy.
	8:25pm JakeGould: @Jeff: You’re welcome.
	8:25pm Becky: I think this is a generational thing, but we used to call lame things "bootleg", sometimes abbreviated as "BOOT!"
	8:26pm A.T.F.: ny style pizza anywhere in the us .thats just not right...
	8:26pm Jeff: @Becky: Huh! Cool, never even heard that.
	8:28pm JakeGould: What’s wrong with just saying something is bullshit?
	8:28pm Becky: @Jeff: I'm pretty sure it was a replacement for calling things "gay"...which we knew was not cool and I think kind of died off with my generation.
	8:29pm Becky: @Jake: My mom wouldn't stand for that kind of language, for one.
	8:30pm Jeff: Hey, since @Aaron in Minneapolis may still be around - I just heard about this, is it true that in Minneapolis, Uptown and Downtown are backwards? (Since by definition Uptown is supposed to be to the North and Downtown is supposed to be to the South)
	8:31pm JakeGould: @Becky: Shut the front door!
	8:31pm A.T.F.: gay used to mean happy..now it means gay...im ok with it...my gay friends know how to party....
	8:32pm JakeGould: Now happy means meal.
	8:32pm Becky: @ATF: In between those two things, it meant "lame," at least to NJ teenagers.
	8:33pm BEAVO: I'm have a little pain remover right now down here in Georgia with the power out until Saturday at the earliest. Yeehaw
	8:33pm A.T.F.: nothing happy about mcds...lame is universaly lame
	8:34pm Becky: @BEAVO: You're wasting precious battery on THIS?
	8:35pm JakeGould: WFMU is great for mindfulness.
	8:36pm El Luis: Hello,first time listenin' to your show,must say i'm enjoying it,keep it up! greetings from Tijuana Mexico
	8:36pm Jeff: Now I'm trying to remember the series of stories set in New York which were serialized somewhere online then collected as a book... Anyway, the main character called lame things "gay", but a gay friend mentioned he really didn't like that... so they hit on calling lame things "train". You know, like the band.
	8:36pm BEAVO: Great song, even though Merle Haggard already wrote it and Johnny Paycheck already sang it!
	8:37pm Becky: @Jeff I love that
	8:37pm Becky: Hola, Luis!
	8:38pm BEAVO: Becky what the hell else would I be using it for? Porn? I can get that later.
	8:38pm BEAVO: I did just get unlimited data so I have to go out to the car to charge my phone every now and then so what!
	8:39pm BEAVO: I love your honky-tonk music
	8:40pm Becky: @BEAVO - You win the listener prize this hour. Here's hoping your lights come back on soon.
	8:40pm A.T.F.: Just do it...
	8:41pm Redd: Pain remover might be my new jam
	8:41pm A.T.F.: DUSTED
	8:42pm BEAVO: Another good one is Jim Ed Brown's Pop a Top "A row of fools on a row of stools"
	8:43pm BEAVO: Thanks Honky Tonk girl!
	8:44pm BEAVO: The voice thing he doesn't recognize the word hunky or Tonkey See!
	8:45pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Jeff yes Uptown is south, downtown in north
	8:47pm A.T.F.: Center is in the middle...
	8:48pm JakeGould: And the one on the right is on the left.
	8:52pm A.T.F.: next to the red barn with the silo..
	8:53pm BEAVO: @Arron, Well down south "uptown" is usually the north side of town, downtown is the middle and the south side is for the (not my words) but "the low life". Not exclusive to the south. Chicago for example.
	8:58pm BEAVO: Becky, I really thought I was an expert on Honky Tonk Country music but you really are pulling out the obscure artists I've never heard of, and I'm really old! And good stuff too not the crap.!
	8:58pm A.T.F.: Poor al...great show becky....
	8:59pm Stevel: Great show!

Honky Tonk Radio Girl with Becky: Playlist from September 13, 2017

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