WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from September 24, 2018

Listener comments!
	3:05pm carrots: afternoon. shudder to think?
	3:05pm northguineahills: Weird, I have this album (I used to pick upstereo-check recs)
	3:06pm Bas NL: Hi Scott & Scottspeople!
	3:11pm Chris from DC: Hola
	3:12pm Joe D.: flutey
	3:14pm Carmichael: Carl Palmer and John Oates? And Scott?
	3:15pm Chris from DC: Hall & Yes
	3:16pm Scott Williams: Pals! Hello. And yes, it's our new supergroup, 1st album titled "Pilsner & Pills"
	3:16pm steveo: greets!
	3:16pm Carmichael: Palmer, Oates and Williams = POW!
	🧩 3:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: please accept this hello.
	3:17pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Is this the same Hernando's Hideway that was on the soundtrack for Snatch? Hello! R! T!! D!!!!!!!
	3:18pm Scott Williams: All greetings accepted here, with warmth
	3:19pm Joe McG: If I do my flute premium, this is definitely going on it!
	3:20pm Michael 98145: Bow Wow Wow ! :)
	3:20pm Scott Williams: @Joe McG, it's a doozy!
	3:20pm Parq: Hah, was just thinking about this BWW single this morning. Although I still personally like "Baby Oh No" better
	3:20pm Agent Peter: Awww yeah - Big '80's!!!
	3:20pm steveo: "it's wild; it's hot; it's VIDEO ROCK"
	3:21pm Agent Peter: is this girl 20 yet?
	3:22pm steveo: anyone else remember that show? was it a local philly tv thing?
	3:23pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Wasn't Annabella like 14 or so when she did this? She was my age, so she was 15 in 1982.
	3:24pm steveo: (replying to self: it was a philly thing)
	3:29pm medson: Hola Scott and everyone. Great opening set.
	3:31pm Scott Williams: Thanks Medson! Looking forward to seeing you Weds
	3:32pm medson: @Scott same here see ya then
	🧩 3:36pm Rev. Turnip Druid: can one be "slightly" pulverized?
	🧩 3:36pm karlward: Druid: yes.
	3:36pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: David Nance is really serious in this song. I like it!
	3:38pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @RTD-only in a minor emergency.
	3:42pm steveo: (anyway, yeah, Video Rock used I Want Candy for its opening credits; outburst completed)
	3:45pm crateslinger: @ steveo local tv - imagine that... All my tv came from Albany of all places.
	3:50pm steveo: is youtube the new local tv?
	3:50pm Chris from DC: DEBRIS!
	3:53pm JakeGould: Hey Scott! Gonna post two quick movie reviews: 9 1/2 Weeks (1986): Never saw it before. Just saw it. Hilarious self parody of itself. Stupid movie otherwise. The “sex” scenes are so bad on so many levels. Recommending if you like “Silk Stalkings.” Mad Max (1980): Rewatching for the first time since about when Brett Kavanaugh gang raped some poor woman. Not bad, but some of the scenes drag on or play out like some Warner Brothers cartoon. Other than Mel Gibson and the antagonist, nobody can act. Not a great film.
	3:56pm crateslinger: Nothing is local except surveillance cameras.
	3:56pm steveo: love this guitar
	3:57pm northguineahills: what steveo said!
	3:57pm northguineahills: @Jake: I rewatched Mad Max two years ago and came to the same conclusion.
	3:58pm JakeGould: The one thing that stultified me when I first visited the midwest back in the early 1990s was how horrible local news is. It can only be worse in 2018.
	3:58pm northguineahills: I saw Baby Momma this weekend, as it had Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, who are both great actors and writers, but that movie was shite!
	3:59pm Stanley: Th' Captain!
	3:59pm JakeGould: @NGH: It’s like some of the chase scenes are amazing, but it stinks. I mean I can laugh at “Escape from New York” nowadays, but the movie holds up tons better as far as post-apocalyptic hells cape 1980 films go.
	3:59pm crateslinger: I once met the weather girl for Cleveland television news waiting for a plane at JFK. She was nice enough.
	3:59pm Mary Claire: ice cream for who???
	4:00pm JakeGould: I generally like all of the NY1 on air personalities. Great people!
	4:00pm Linda Lee: Beefheart! we will live again. thanks, Scott!
	4:01pm Scott Williams: are we really sitting here talking about how stupid movies and people USED TO BE?
	4:01pm Chris from DC: I needed this.
	4:02pm Carmichael: This is your Captain speaking.
	4:02pm Linda Lee: this collaboration was wonderful.
	4:03pm JakeGould: @Scott: No, I complimented some things. Here, let me say “Bad News Bears,” “Every Which Way But Loose,” “Heathers,” “Breaking Away” and lots of other films are great. I’m just saying two films—one I never saw before and one I haven’t seen in decades—stink. I think “Flashdance” is great; same director as “9 1/2 Weeks” but better film.
	4:03pm Linda Lee: cannot believe i won't be at the Wake auction to hear Gary Lucas! but you should be.
	4:06pm Linda Lee: i may just send my head.
	4:06pm prudy: dreamy Jeff
	4:06pm JakeGould: I will also say that incense is great… But I tried a smudge stick (sage) this weekend and holy shit did I hate that think. My eyes are still dry from that and the smell… It’s like three was a Blues Traveller show in my living room!
	4:08pm crateslinger: This is some hippy spin dancing, hair sweeping, arm snaking stuff right here.
	4:08pm JakeGould: You’re great Scott! There I said it.
	4:10pm JakeGould: And as long as my spelling is screwed up let me just say, please if you get a chanse put some flowrs on Algernons grave in the bak yard.
	4:11pm Linda Lee: spoke a little too soon there, crateslinger :-D
	4:12pm JakeGould: If anyone here likes hippie spin dancing, here is a pro tip: Every thrift store in the world has Spin Doctors and Blues Traveller CDs up for grabs. No reason to delay joy!
	4:13pm Linda Lee: blues traveler show was my last acid trip. pretty darn amazing!
	4:15pm geezerette: I smell patchouli.
	4:15pm JakeGould: @Linda: That has to be honesty because nobody would lie about that.
	4:15pm Linda Lee: that was me.
	4:16pm geezerette: :)
	4:16pm Linda Lee: i never lie on the message board.
	4:16pm northguineahills: Care of the Cow, new to me!
	🧩 4:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: #LysergicTruthiness
	4:17pm Parq: Also new to me -- way-digging it.
	🧩 4:17pm Devin B.: Yeah this is great!
	4:17pm Linda Lee: what's funny: this was post late 70s - early 80s skinhead punk. go figga.
	4:20pm geezerette: peace, love, and irony.
	🧩 4:21pm Rev. Turnip Druid: GOOD LORD, for some reason this Akiko Yano piece reminded me of "The Problem" from Godley & Creme's SNACK ATTACK lp, which i haven't thought about since it was new. The brain is a strange place indeed.
	4:22pm geezerette: This record!!! Drums and noses.
	🧩 4:22pm Rev. Turnip Druid: [googles]... so that was 1982. Not far off!
	🧩 4:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: Grex!
	4:23pm crateslinger: the 1900's
	4:23pm Linda Lee: what is it about so many early-mid 80s recordings that sound like they were made in a tin can?
	4:24pm crateslinger: I like music from the 1900's mostly.
	4:25pm Linda Lee: i've got some of that on disc!
	4:26pm Linda Lee: finally bought a victrola to go with it.
	4:26pm crateslinger: Hold on to that, Linda. Gonna be worth something some day!
	4:26pm steveo: there is also some nice stuff from the twenty hundreds that i am into
	4:26pm northguineahills: I prefer the more modernist sharp swinging beats of the 1910s....
	4:27pm Linda Lee: maybe so. it sure ain't now! :-D
	4:27pm Linda Lee: collectors are so picky. nothing but pristine first pressings count for anything.
	4:28pm Chris from DC: Yay, Grex! Nice to hear them.
	4:28pm Linda Lee: i keep them for enjoyment. period. they're too heavy otherwise! :-D
	4:29pm crateslinger: It goes like this: 1700s - Bach 1800s - Wagner 1900s - Fang 2000s - TBD
	4:29pm Linda Lee: i'm sorry. Fang?
	4:31pm crateslinger: Yeah, Fang. Well, either Fang or Steely Dan.
	🧩 4:32pm Rev. Turnip Druid: terrible shame the Steely Fang project never gained traction.
	4:32pm geezerette: I have a Josephine Baker 78 , bought at a French flea market, that I have never been able to play.
	4:33pm steveo: We had a record player that did 78 in about 1975, geez; stop on by with your time machine.
	4:34pm geezerette: Thanks, Steveo!
	4:34pm Linda Lee: you can always bring it 'round to my victrola. i'm 90 miles northwest from the station.
	4:37pm crateslinger: @RTD :) Steely Fang... Leaving work with a smile. Love you guys. Peace. DJ Scott La Rock!
	4:37pm geezerette: Have to take my time machine in to the dealer, get a check-up... Linda Lee, that would be fun!
	4:37pm Linda Lee: no one knows 'Care of the Cow' or anything about them, but everyone knows Barry Manilow. what strange world is this?
	4:38pm Linda Lee: any time, kiddo! :-)
	4:38pm geezerette: Barry Manicow.
	4:39pm geezerette: Thanks, LL! :D
	4:42pm glenn: barry manatee.
	4:43pm Linda Lee: that karaoke night sounds so sweet it makes my mouth water.
	4:43pm geezerette: barry seacow?
	4:45pm glenn: barry mani-pedi. okay, that's enough.
	4:45pm geezerette: Barry See Cow...group name, cover band.?...nah,
	4:47pm Blues Mandinga: Greetings from Bogotá, Colombia!
	4:51pm SeanG: Hola Blues Mandinga! born in Bogota, but now living in Massachusetts. chevere!
	4:51pm Scott Williams: Welcome, Blues Mandinga from Bogotá!
	4:55pm northguineahills: This is the space, and the pace, where what's behind my face needs to be laced.... (dig this Carlton Melton).
	5:01pm northguineahills: BIG Fun!
	5:01pm convoy_pt2: Then Comes Dudley melody buried in this song on the trumpet
	5:01pm Linda Lee: ugly-beautiful, this Miles era.
	5:03pm Linda Lee: like our great nation.
	🧩 5:03pm tim from champaign: I can hear that, Convoy. I wouldn't be surprised if the Lizard lifted it.
	5:09pm TDK60: Hiya Scott; nice to hop in when Miles is onstage.
	5:23pm common: Good eve!
	🧩 5:25pm tim from champaign: Hi Scott, no need to excerpt this, really, no need. Let it ride!
	5:27pm Carmichael: Beersies, common.
	5:34pm northguineahills: Allysen Callery, new to me!
	5:41pm Michael 98145: Alexander Lee "Skip" Spence (April 18, 1946 – April 16, 1999)
	5:44pm david_: Here we go
	5:44pm david_: Hi all!
	5:46pm Blues Mandinga: Ewa Demarzyk! It's beautiful!
	5:51pm TDK60: Skip Spence had a sound.
	5:51pm medson: So glad to catch your entire show live today.
	5:52pm geezerette: Thanks Scott!
	5:53pm Linda Lee: gorgeous show, Scott Williams! thank you!
	5:53pm Michael 98145: Ewa : en.wikipedia.org...
	5:55pm Linda Lee: oh, my eighties! :-D
	5:56pm Scott Williams: oh golly, time to go! Thanks for hanging today everyone! ps- this guy Tony Carey was in Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow
	5:56pm Linda Lee: y'all ought to cover this one for the 80s karaoke night ~ as an interlude!
	5:56pm Parq: Another engrossing journey, Scott. Thanks.
	🧩 5:57pm karlward: Why do I feel like I am winning a video game right now?
	5:58pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott! Great sounds!
	5:58pm northguineahills: Thanks Scott!
	5:58pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, Scott W. Ewa again : "… she sings of love, anxiety, despair… the green meadows and forests… the taste of tears and the taste of grapes, the smell of sweet peas and roses, the wind … the silence of September twilight, the heat of summer – water, fire and earth … the war and the war’s cruel death … Ossian’s mystery play … Soloman’s accesses of love… The music composed by Zygmunt Konieczny and Andrzej Zarycki combines elements of the old music and contemporary vanguard; it expresses the atmosphere of poetry in a perfect manner."

Scott Williams: Playlist from September 24, 2018

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September 24, 2018: Supergroup: ELO and Oates

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Enoch Light	Hernando's Hideaway "Hernando's Hideaway" by "Enoch Light"	Stereo Check Out	Command
Foom & Foam	After a Meeting at the Mound The Pitcher and Catcher Run Through The Signs Again. (part 2)	S/t	Weird Ear/Feeding Tube			*	0:05:15 (Pop-up)
Jean Cohen-Solal	Concerto Cyclique	Flûtes Libres	Souffle Continu	1972			0:09:00 (Pop-up)
Bow Wow Wow	I Want Candy "I Want Candy" by "Bow Wow Wow"	I Want Candy	RCA	1982		*	0:17:38 (Pop-up)
79.5	Wavy "Wavy" by "79.5"	Predictions	Big Crown			*	0:20:09 (Pop-up)
The Delgados	Accused of Stealing "Accused of Stealing" by "The Delgados"	The Great Eastern	Chemical Underground	2000			0:24:44 (Pop-up)
Soft Center	Alt Endings "Alt Endings" by "Soft Center"	No Patter	Some Things	2017			0:30:16 (Pop-up)
David Nance Group	When I Saw You Last Night	Peaced and Slightly Pulverized	Trouble in Mind			*	0:33:21 (Pop-up)

John Cale	Barricuda "Barricuda" by "John Cale"	Fear	Island	1974			0:44:28 (Pop-up)
Debris'	Gun "Gun" by "Debris'"	Static Disposal	Anopheles	1976	cover: John Cale		0:48:03 (Pop-up)
Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band	Ice Cream for Crow	Ice Cream for Crow	Virgin	1982	guitarist Gary Lucas coming to Monty Hall on Oct 20, performing at the Wake Art Auction!		0:55:26 (Pop-up)
Jeff Buckley / Gary Lucas / Gods & Monsters	Farewell Angelina	They Came, They Played, They Blocked the Driveway (WFMU 1993 live music compilation)	WFMU	1993	^ see ^		1:00:06 (Pop-up)
Timothy James	Buzz The Romantic "Buzz The Romantic" by "Timothy James"	Wind	Tigershrimp			*	1:08:26 (Pop-up)
Care of the Cow	Eternally At Work	I Still Don't Know Your Style	Fame & Fortune Records	1981	Dave Mandl knew who they were		1:11:38 (Pop-up)
Akiko Yano	ROSE GARDEN "ROSE GARDEN" by "Akiko Yano"	Tadaima.	Wewantsounds	1981			1:17:34 (Pop-up)
Grex	Round Trip "Round Trip" by "Grex"	Electric Ghost Parade	Grex			*	1:20:55 (Pop-up)
Jeff The Brotherhood	Focus on the Magick	Magick Songs	Dine Alone			*	1:25:41 (Pop-up)

Carlton Melton	Country Ways "Country Ways" by "Carlton Melton"	Country Ways	Mid-To-Late	2011			1:44:08 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Great Expectations "Great Expectations" by "Miles Davis"	Big Fun	Legacy	1974			1:56:47 (Pop-up)
Neil Campbell	Side B excerpt "Side B excerpt" by "Neil Campbell"	Sol Powr: Seven Tunes By Neil Campbell	Lal Lal Lal	2002			2:10:25 (Pop-up)
The Caretaker	Slightly Bewildered	Everywhere At The End Of Time	History Always Favours The Winners	2016			2:25:24 (Pop-up)
Dean Hurley	Forest, Interior "Forest, Interior" by "Dean Hurley"	Twin Peaks Anthology	Dean Hurley	2017			2:27:15 (Pop-up)
Allysen Callery	Bluest Bird "Bluest Bird" by "Allysen Callery"	The Song The Singbird Sings	Jellyfant	2018			2:29:47 (Pop-up)

Alexander "Skip" Spence	All Come to Meet Her (alternate 1)	AndOarAgain	Modern Harmonic	1968			2:40:40 (Pop-up)
Ewa Demarczyk	Tomaszów "Tomaszów" by "Ewa Demarczyk"	Śpiewa Piosenki Zygmunta Koniecznego	Polskie Nagrania Muza ‎				2:42:36 (Pop-up)
Larva	Side 3 (exc) "Side 3 (exc)" by "Larva"	The Larva Tapes	Ondes Positives	2016			2:46:57 (Pop-up)
Tony Carey	Megawar "Megawar" by "Tony Carey"	Explorer and Yellow Power LPs	Medical Records	1982			2:52:09 (Pop-up)
The Caretaker	It's Just A Burning Memory	Everywhere At The End Of Time	History Always Favours The Winners	2016			2:55:32 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:05pm carrots: afternoon. shudder to think?
	3:05pm northguineahills: Weird, I have this album (I used to pick upstereo-check recs)
	3:06pm Bas NL: Hi Scott & Scottspeople!
	3:11pm Chris from DC: Hola
	3:12pm Joe D.: flutey
	3:14pm Carmichael: Carl Palmer and John Oates? And Scott?
	3:15pm Chris from DC: Hall & Yes
	3:16pm Scott Williams: Pals! Hello. And yes, it's our new supergroup, 1st album titled "Pilsner & Pills"
	3:16pm steveo: greets!
	3:16pm Carmichael: Palmer, Oates and Williams = POW!
	🧩 3:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: please accept this hello.
	3:17pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Is this the same Hernando's Hideway that was on the soundtrack for Snatch? Hello! R! T!! D!!!!!!!
	3:18pm Scott Williams: All greetings accepted here, with warmth
	3:19pm Joe McG: If I do my flute premium, this is definitely going on it!
	3:20pm Michael 98145: Bow Wow Wow ! :)
	3:20pm Scott Williams: @Joe McG, it's a doozy!
	3:20pm Parq: Hah, was just thinking about this BWW single this morning. Although I still personally like "Baby Oh No" better
	3:20pm Agent Peter: Awww yeah - Big '80's!!!
	3:20pm steveo: "it's wild; it's hot; it's VIDEO ROCK"
	3:21pm Agent Peter: is this girl 20 yet?
	3:22pm steveo: anyone else remember that show? was it a local philly tv thing?
	3:23pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Wasn't Annabella like 14 or so when she did this? She was my age, so she was 15 in 1982.
	3:24pm steveo: (replying to self: it was a philly thing)
	3:29pm medson: Hola Scott and everyone. Great opening set.
	3:31pm Scott Williams: Thanks Medson! Looking forward to seeing you Weds
	3:32pm medson: @Scott same here see ya then
	🧩 3:36pm Rev. Turnip Druid: can one be "slightly" pulverized?
	🧩 3:36pm karlward: Druid: yes.
	3:36pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: David Nance is really serious in this song. I like it!
	3:38pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @RTD-only in a minor emergency.
	3:42pm steveo: (anyway, yeah, Video Rock used I Want Candy for its opening credits; outburst completed)
	3:45pm crateslinger: @ steveo local tv - imagine that... All my tv came from Albany of all places.
	3:50pm steveo: is youtube the new local tv?
	3:50pm Chris from DC: DEBRIS!
	3:53pm JakeGould: Hey Scott! Gonna post two quick movie reviews: 9 1/2 Weeks (1986): Never saw it before. Just saw it. Hilarious self parody of itself. Stupid movie otherwise. The “sex” scenes are so bad on so many levels. Recommending if you like “Silk Stalkings.” Mad Max (1980): Rewatching for the first time since about when Brett Kavanaugh gang raped some poor woman. Not bad, but some of the scenes drag on or play out like some Warner Brothers cartoon. Other than Mel Gibson and the antagonist, nobody can act. Not a great film.
	3:56pm crateslinger: Nothing is local except surveillance cameras.
	3:56pm steveo: love this guitar
	3:57pm northguineahills: what steveo said!
	3:57pm northguineahills: @Jake: I rewatched Mad Max two years ago and came to the same conclusion.
	3:58pm JakeGould: The one thing that stultified me when I first visited the midwest back in the early 1990s was how horrible local news is. It can only be worse in 2018.
	3:58pm northguineahills: I saw Baby Momma this weekend, as it had Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, who are both great actors and writers, but that movie was shite!
	3:59pm Stanley: Th' Captain!
	3:59pm JakeGould: @NGH: It’s like some of the chase scenes are amazing, but it stinks. I mean I can laugh at “Escape from New York” nowadays, but the movie holds up tons better as far as post-apocalyptic hells cape 1980 films go.
	3:59pm crateslinger: I once met the weather girl for Cleveland television news waiting for a plane at JFK. She was nice enough.
	3:59pm Mary Claire: ice cream for who???
	4:00pm JakeGould: I generally like all of the NY1 on air personalities. Great people!
	4:00pm Linda Lee: Beefheart! we will live again. thanks, Scott!
	4:01pm Scott Williams: are we really sitting here talking about how stupid movies and people USED TO BE?
	4:01pm Chris from DC: I needed this.
	4:02pm Carmichael: This is your Captain speaking.
	4:02pm Linda Lee: this collaboration was wonderful.
	4:03pm JakeGould: @Scott: No, I complimented some things. Here, let me say “Bad News Bears,” “Every Which Way But Loose,” “Heathers,” “Breaking Away” and lots of other films are great. I’m just saying two films—one I never saw before and one I haven’t seen in decades—stink. I think “Flashdance” is great; same director as “9 1/2 Weeks” but better film.
	4:03pm Linda Lee: cannot believe i won't be at the Wake auction to hear Gary Lucas! but you should be.
	4:06pm Linda Lee: i may just send my head.
	4:06pm prudy: dreamy Jeff
	4:06pm JakeGould: I will also say that incense is great… But I tried a smudge stick (sage) this weekend and holy shit did I hate that think. My eyes are still dry from that and the smell… It’s like three was a Blues Traveller show in my living room!
	4:08pm crateslinger: This is some hippy spin dancing, hair sweeping, arm snaking stuff right here.
	4:08pm JakeGould: You’re great Scott! There I said it.
	4:10pm JakeGould: And as long as my spelling is screwed up let me just say, please if you get a chanse put some flowrs on Algernons grave in the bak yard.
	4:11pm Linda Lee: spoke a little too soon there, crateslinger :-D
	4:12pm JakeGould: If anyone here likes hippie spin dancing, here is a pro tip: Every thrift store in the world has Spin Doctors and Blues Traveller CDs up for grabs. No reason to delay joy!
	4:13pm Linda Lee: blues traveler show was my last acid trip. pretty darn amazing!
	4:15pm geezerette: I smell patchouli.
	4:15pm JakeGould: @Linda: That has to be honesty because nobody would lie about that.
	4:15pm Linda Lee: that was me.
	4:16pm geezerette: :)
	4:16pm Linda Lee: i never lie on the message board.
	4:16pm northguineahills: Care of the Cow, new to me!
	🧩 4:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: #LysergicTruthiness
	4:17pm Parq: Also new to me -- way-digging it.
	🧩 4:17pm Devin B.: Yeah this is great!
	4:17pm Linda Lee: what's funny: this was post late 70s - early 80s skinhead punk. go figga.
	4:20pm geezerette: peace, love, and irony.
	🧩 4:21pm Rev. Turnip Druid: GOOD LORD, for some reason this Akiko Yano piece reminded me of "The Problem" from Godley & Creme's SNACK ATTACK lp, which i haven't thought about since it was new. The brain is a strange place indeed.
	4:22pm geezerette: This record!!! Drums and noses.
	🧩 4:22pm Rev. Turnip Druid: [googles]... so that was 1982. Not far off!
	🧩 4:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: Grex!
	4:23pm crateslinger: the 1900's
	4:23pm Linda Lee: what is it about so many early-mid 80s recordings that sound like they were made in a tin can?
	4:24pm crateslinger: I like music from the 1900's mostly.
	4:25pm Linda Lee: i've got some of that on disc!
	4:26pm Linda Lee: finally bought a victrola to go with it.
	4:26pm crateslinger: Hold on to that, Linda. Gonna be worth something some day!
	4:26pm steveo: there is also some nice stuff from the twenty hundreds that i am into
	4:26pm northguineahills: I prefer the more modernist sharp swinging beats of the 1910s....
	4:27pm Linda Lee: maybe so. it sure ain't now! :-D
	4:27pm Linda Lee: collectors are so picky. nothing but pristine first pressings count for anything.
	4:28pm Chris from DC: Yay, Grex! Nice to hear them.
	4:28pm Linda Lee: i keep them for enjoyment. period. they're too heavy otherwise! :-D
	4:29pm crateslinger: It goes like this: 1700s - Bach 1800s - Wagner 1900s - Fang 2000s - TBD
	4:29pm Linda Lee: i'm sorry. Fang?
	4:31pm crateslinger: Yeah, Fang. Well, either Fang or Steely Dan.
	🧩 4:32pm Rev. Turnip Druid: terrible shame the Steely Fang project never gained traction.
	4:32pm geezerette: I have a Josephine Baker 78 , bought at a French flea market, that I have never been able to play.
	4:33pm steveo: We had a record player that did 78 in about 1975, geez; stop on by with your time machine.
	4:34pm geezerette: Thanks, Steveo!
	4:34pm Linda Lee: you can always bring it 'round to my victrola. i'm 90 miles northwest from the station.
	4:37pm crateslinger: @RTD :) Steely Fang... Leaving work with a smile. Love you guys. Peace. DJ Scott La Rock!
	4:37pm geezerette: Have to take my time machine in to the dealer, get a check-up... Linda Lee, that would be fun!
	4:37pm Linda Lee: no one knows 'Care of the Cow' or anything about them, but everyone knows Barry Manilow. what strange world is this?
	4:38pm Linda Lee: any time, kiddo! :-)
	4:38pm geezerette: Barry Manicow.
	4:39pm geezerette: Thanks, LL! :D
	4:42pm glenn: barry manatee.
	4:43pm Linda Lee: that karaoke night sounds so sweet it makes my mouth water.
	4:43pm geezerette: barry seacow?
	4:45pm glenn: barry mani-pedi. okay, that's enough.
	4:45pm geezerette: Barry See Cow...group name, cover band.?...nah,
	4:47pm Blues Mandinga: Greetings from Bogotá, Colombia!
	4:51pm SeanG: Hola Blues Mandinga! born in Bogota, but now living in Massachusetts. chevere!
	4:51pm Scott Williams: Welcome, Blues Mandinga from Bogotá!
	4:55pm northguineahills: This is the space, and the pace, where what's behind my face needs to be laced.... (dig this Carlton Melton).
	5:01pm northguineahills: BIG Fun!
	5:01pm convoy_pt2: Then Comes Dudley melody buried in this song on the trumpet
	5:01pm Linda Lee: ugly-beautiful, this Miles era.
	5:03pm Linda Lee: like our great nation.
	🧩 5:03pm tim from champaign: I can hear that, Convoy. I wouldn't be surprised if the Lizard lifted it.
	5:09pm TDK60: Hiya Scott; nice to hop in when Miles is onstage.
	5:23pm common: Good eve!
	🧩 5:25pm tim from champaign: Hi Scott, no need to excerpt this, really, no need. Let it ride!
	5:27pm Carmichael: Beersies, common.
	5:34pm northguineahills: Allysen Callery, new to me!
	5:41pm Michael 98145: Alexander Lee "Skip" Spence (April 18, 1946 – April 16, 1999)
	5:44pm david_: Here we go
	5:44pm david_: Hi all!
	5:46pm Blues Mandinga: Ewa Demarzyk! It's beautiful!
	5:51pm TDK60: Skip Spence had a sound.
	5:51pm medson: So glad to catch your entire show live today.
	5:52pm geezerette: Thanks Scott!
	5:53pm Linda Lee: gorgeous show, Scott Williams! thank you!
	5:53pm Michael 98145: Ewa : en.wikipedia.org...
	5:55pm Linda Lee: oh, my eighties! :-D
	5:56pm Scott Williams: oh golly, time to go! Thanks for hanging today everyone! ps- this guy Tony Carey was in Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow
	5:56pm Linda Lee: y'all ought to cover this one for the 80s karaoke night ~ as an interlude!
	5:56pm Parq: Another engrossing journey, Scott. Thanks.
	🧩 5:57pm karlward: Why do I feel like I am winning a video game right now?
	5:58pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott! Great sounds!
	5:58pm northguineahills: Thanks Scott!
	5:58pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, Scott W. Ewa again : "… she sings of love, anxiety, despair… the green meadows and forests… the taste of tears and the taste of grapes, the smell of sweet peas and roses, the wind … the silence of September twilight, the heat of summer – water, fire and earth … the war and the war’s cruel death … Ossian’s mystery play … Soloman’s accesses of love… The music composed by Zygmunt Konieczny and Andrzej Zarycki combines elements of the old music and contemporary vanguard; it expresses the atmosphere of poetry in a perfect manner."

Scott Williams: Playlist from September 24, 2018

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