WFMU: Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from October 6, 2019

Listener comments!
	1:01pm Rich in Washington: Congratulations! I hope you are commemorating the moment properly. Sent you a bunch of emails.
	1:50pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Rich, I will respond to the 230 messages this evening post show. I feel loved.
	1:59pm Jan Turkenburg: Tuned in!
	2:05pm Otis Fodder: Hey Rich, Hey Jan!
	2:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis, thanks for having us in your house In Montreal. Zwolle has been very grey today, so I'm glad with the diversion. Looking forward to the show.
	2:10pm Otis Fodder: Very grey here too... about an hour ago I said, okay start with this sound to match the sky.
	2:17pm Jan Turkenburg: soothing sounds
	2:21pm Rich in Washington: I feel like I'm in a womb. Not sure whose, though.
	2:24pm Mr Fab: Hey Otis, and Friends of the Friendly! Diggin the Spage Age soundz as I whip up some Sunday brunch.
	2:26pm Mr Fab: SPACE Age
	2:44pm Jan Turkenburg: finally recognizing a track, LOL!
	2:55pm Jan Turkenburg: This is great!
	2:56pm Rich in Washington: I wanna know about kiddie record recording sessions/artists just as much as I enjoyed that Wrecking Crew doc.
	2:57pm Otis Fodder: I want a book on it!
	2:58pm Otis Fodder: I just learned something new too!
	3:25pm Linda Lee: of course i tune in for the banana splits. hi!
	3:25pm Linda Lee: fabulous idea!
	3:26pm Otis Fodder: Hi LL!!
	3:27pm Linda Lee: Otis! my hero! :-D
	3:27pm fred: Hello friendly persuaders
	3:28pm Otis Fodder: hello fred!
	3:29pm Don-O: BO! Y'ALL!
	3:29pm Linda Lee: hi fred! i know the words to 'octopus's garden'! amazing!
	3:29pm Linda Lee: hi Don-O!
	3:30pm Linda Lee: always wondered what would grow in an octobpus's garden. barnacles? slime?
	3:36pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Fred, hi Linda, hi Don-O!
	3:37pm Linda Lee: that was just amazing..
	3:37pm Linda Lee: hi Jan! good news on the new show!
	3:37pm Don-O: Old 78's? Coolness!!!
	3:37pm Jan Turkenburg: Sounds like fun to do that, Otis!
	3:39pm Linda Lee: that Reparata record ... wow...
	3:40pm Linda Lee: i agree. side B was the bomb.
	3:40pm fred: Ever heard of Kure Kure Takora?
	3:42pm Don-O: Probably run a weather-proofed mic out the window.
	3:46pm Linda Lee: used to put mine under an umbrella.
	3:47pm Linda Lee: that was nice when it rained.
	3:55pm Martinibomb: Yo Otis and fellow listeners
	3:56pm Linda Lee: hi MB!
	3:56pm Otis Fodder: Hi MB!
	3:57pm Linda Lee: i love these Gen Orange records really deeply. marvelous.
	3:59pm Otis Fodder: Me too, really lovely stuff.
	4:01pm fred: My mother loved Françoise Hardy
	4:02pm Linda Lee: & of course Francois Hardy. who doesn't love Francious Hardy has a heart of lard.
	4:02pm Linda Lee: lard, i say.
	4:10pm Linda Lee: Jeanne Moreau sang such great soundtrack songs!
	4:14pm Linda Lee: such a long, long time ago i recorded her singing 'Le Tourbilion' ~ from a radio broadcast ~ on my Walkman & treasured the tape for years before i found out who it was (pre net)!
	4:15pm Martinibomb: Doing yard work cleaning gutters etc... thanks for the music today
	4:17pm Rich in Washington: I've been doing yardwork, too - listening on my bluetooth thingamajig.
	4:18pm chresti: Hello! Listening!
	4:19pm Linda Lee: october means no more yardwork in the catskills. no no no! done!
	4:19pm Linda Lee: hi chresti!
	4:21pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MB, hi Chresti. hi Rich!
	4:21pm fred: @Linda Lee. Looks like your keyboard doesn't like Françoise Hardy. I got my mother's CDs, her LPs went to my brother, so unfortunately I can't gift anything to you
	4:22pm Linda Lee: haha! it's my fingers that don't like her. :-D
	4:23pm Linda Lee: i adore her, though. :-)
	4:24pm Jan Turkenburg: I love the street sounds blending in with the sea shore sounds, or was it my imagination?
	4:25pm Otis Fodder: Hi chresti! ... and yes Jan... my street sinking into waves upon waves and now percussion above water...
	4:36pm Linda Lee: i've been yelling for more spoken word on fmu for a long time now. love it. who dis?
	4:37pm Otis Fodder: Readings from a book, "Temporary Autonomous Zone" with Bill Laswell (and Buckethead) providing music (among others). The CD is only a snapshot of the book and read by the author.
	4:38pm Martinibomb: I feel like this guy
	4:39pm Linda Lee: the 13th step is not the gallows, Bill! it's 'thou shall not cruise the rooms'! :-D hey, he said Fodder!
	4:40pm Otis Fodder: I sampled and used that Fodder so much in the 90s on radio. This book was a fav 25+ years back.
	4:40pm Linda Lee: haha! of course you did! :-)
	4:42pm Linda Lee: good stuff !
	4:42pm Martinibomb: Ive been programmed via otis fodder mixes
	4:43pm fred: @LL: Zoe had some when she was in my listening time zone. She might play some, and would probably be receptive if asked
	4:44pm Rich in Washington: I love this album.
	4:45pm Linda Lee: someone on the main stream reads stories on air. is that Zoe?
	4:45pm Otis Fodder: Post-predictive programming previously predated previously predated previously predated previously predated previously predated previously predated previously predated previously predated previously predated previously predated
	4:48pm Linda Lee: i was excited about the story time on air, but when i tuned in, i found it hard to listen, as the dj often let her voice drop & i missed a lot of what she said.
	4:48pm Linda Lee: untrained for reading on air, i think.
	4:54pm fred: Zoe's show is on Wednesdays midnight to 3am. Maybe it fits, maybe not.
	4:59pm Linda Lee: ah. i was thinking of someone else.
	5:01pm chresti: Lovely
	5:04pm Linda Lee: isn't cela est certain = this is for sure?
	5:06pm Linda Lee: oh no!!!!! what happened to Otis??
	5:08pm chresti: re boot?
	5:10pm Linda Lee: that was scary! the vOid that awaits us all.. nearly won!
	5:12pm Mr Fab: Headphones on, as Li'l Fab plays at a park in Santa Monica on a hot, bright day. Sundays In The Park With Otis.
	5:12pm Linda Lee: hot? bright? if only! :-D
	5:13pm Linda Lee: sounds like a fine day Mr F!
	5:14pm Martinibomb: Have you heard all note samba? Heh
	5:14pm Linda Lee: ten clicky stars for Klaus Wunderlich! wunderbar!! :-)
	5:15pm Mr Fab: It is! With space-age bossa novas (bossa super novas?) the crowning touch.
	5:16pm Linda Lee: love it! an aural lava lamp!
	5:16pm Linda Lee: and now.. one of my very favorite bands of all time. bravissimo!
	5:18pm Mr Fab: Yet another slogan for this channel: "Sheena's Jungle Room: Your Aural Lava Lamp!"
	5:18pm Linda Lee: my very favorite record just might be mas que nada.
	5:18pm Linda Lee: absolutely, Mr F. :-)
	5:20pm Linda Lee: oh my GOSH look at that cover!! superb.
	5:21pm Linda Lee: fabulous set!! :-)
	5:24pm Linda Lee: speaking of Charo, wasn't she married to Xaver Cugat?
	5:25pm Martinibomb: I love standards
	5:25pm fred: Lava lamps have a bad association with Don Felder crap though, due to some misguided WFMU tradition
	5:26pm Linda Lee: fiddle dee dee, Fred! they were around long before that record.
	5:26pm Mr Fab: I heard that about Charo. He must have been like 50 years older than her. And this was in the days before Viagra.
	5:27pm Linda Lee: yes, he was!
	5:28pm Linda Lee: i say we take back the lava lamp. 'your aural pushup bra' just doesn't have the same kick.
	5:33pm fred: I do remember that my parents had a lava lamp, and that was years before Heavy Metal
	5:33pm Linda Lee: absolutely! i wanted one as a kid in the 60s, .. but never got one. :-(
	5:39pm Dave in St Albans UK: What can I say Otis. Another sublime show. Thank you for making this Sunday treat happen!
	5:40pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Dave and to all who came along for the party at lunar woof moo central!
	5:41pm Linda Lee: couldn't find that link to the blog post, but here's the record! www.youtube.com... thanks so much Otis!!! amazing show!
	5:44pm Otis Fodder: Oops, on fmu but on 365, wfmu.org...
	5:44pm Mr Fab: A lava lamp proudly stands near my living room bar area. Those suckers take a long time to warm up. Remember to turn it on a half hour before your psychedlic orgy begins.
	5:45pm Linda Lee: ooh! i can turn mine on any time then! :-D thank you Otis!
	5:45pm Mr Fab: Otis are you planning on producing some artwork for the fundraising auction? Like, a portrait of Mrs Miller made out of lint or sumthin?
	5:46pm Linda Lee: that sounds very labor intensive.
	5:46pm Rich in Washington: I need a lava lamp! The last one I had was a dud. It would just heat up, sort of spew out a tendril and then sit there for hours.
	5:47pm Linda Lee: are they still produced, or are they all antiques?
	5:47pm Rich in Washington: I can see an official Sheena's Jungle Room lava lamp.
	5:47pm Otis Fodder: I want a lava lamp to turn on, tune in, and float out with.
	5:48pm Mr Fab: Mine's pretty old, bit I would imagine that as long as there are shopping mall novelty gift shops, somebody is still making lava lamps.
	5:48pm Linda Lee: found it, Rich. www.bing.com...
	5:49pm Rich in Washington: Oooh! That IS nice, LL!
	5:49pm Rich in Washington: Fantastic show today, Otis!
	5:49pm Linda Lee: Sheena's Jungle Room Lava Lamp. :-)
	5:51pm Linda Lee: just like Sheena's leopard skin outfit!
	5:51pm Rich in Washington: With a tiny fez on top. But yeah, the leopard spots really make it. You nailed it.
	5:51pm Mr Fab: That is great, Linda! The perfect complement to any jungle room.
	5:51pm Linda Lee: i think so too. thanks again Otis!!
	5:53pm Mr Fab: That's it, rich! A red fez on top with a tassel- that would be the perfect addition to the official Jungle Room lava lamp.
	5:54pm Linda Lee: perfect. :-D
	5:55pm Linda Lee: gosh, i think i'm in love with Dot Wiggin..
	5:55pm Rich in Washington: That's wonderful! I haven't heard much Dot Wiggin band stuff 'till now.
	5:56pm Mr Fab: Thank you Otis, this was a Perfect soundtrack for a sunny afternoon in the park. Now stay tuned for my show! AKA The Stream. Next live show here, tomorrow morning Danny will be playing an hour of 80s hardcore punk to kick off your week properly. See y'all!
	5:56pm Linda Lee: this was just about a perfect show, Otis. just fabulous. thanks so much.
	5:56pm Otis Fodder: Super lovely cover by Dot. The whole album is so much fun. Very pop and a tiny bit of melancholy.
	5:57pm Linda Lee: yes..
	5:57pm Otis Fodder: Thanks all, have a sunny evening, in your hearts.
	5:57pm Linda Lee: my god, look at Claudine. she was adorable.
	5:59pm Linda Lee: there's the goodbye song! my day is complete.
	5:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Otis!

Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from October 6, 2019

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A smorgasbord of genre-hopping aural happenings.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ:	"Prelude to the bars, or stars..."					Prelude to the bars, or stars...	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jean-Jacques Perrey	Prélude Au Sommeil (excerpt)	Prélude Au Sommeil	Fantôme Phonographique	1958	LP	Reissue 2018	0:04:15 (Pop-up)
Dr. Hajime Murooka	Sounds Of The Womb & Traumerei From "Scenes From Childhood"	Lullaby From The Womb	Capitol	1974	LP		0:06:39 (Pop-up)
AIR	Reverse Bubble "Reverse Bubble" by "AIR"	Music For Museum	The Vinyl Factory	2014	LP		0:10:35 (Pop-up)
Maria Augusta Bruni	Meeting Of Zombies	Searching Into The Unknown	Music Scene	197?	LP	Library	0:18:00 (Pop-up)
Willie Ruff and John Rodgers	The Nine Planets From 1703-1835	The Harmony Of The World	Kepler	1979	LP		0:20:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	"Descending..."					Descending...	0:24:15 (Pop-up)
John Carpenter	Music, Sound Effects And Dialogue Excerpts Part 1 (excerpt)	Dark Star	We Release Whatever The Fuck We Want Records	1974	CD		0:34:02 (Pop-up)
Ophir State Marching Band	Ophir State Fight Song	Ophir State Marching Band	KALL Radio 910	19??	LP		0:43:12 (Pop-up)
Paul Blackman	John Blackman Blues	One Man Band	Folkways	1957	LP		0:44:41 (Pop-up)
The Burbank Philharmonic	Big Noise From Winnetka	First Album (Maybe The Last)	Bravo	1970	LP		0:47:36 (Pop-up)
Metamorpho	Metamorpho and Fumo The Fire Giant	Stories And Songs About The Justice League Of America	Power	1975	LP		0:49:57 (Pop-up)
Gay Poppa	Gay Poppa's Cha Cha "Gay Poppa's Cha Cha" by "Gay Poppa"	Las Vegas Grind! Volume 7	Strip/Jazzman	2018	LP	Compilation	0:58:01 (Pop-up)
The Sidewalk Sounds	Dance Party "Dance Party" by "The Sidewalk Sounds"	The Wild Racers	Sidewalk	1968	LP	Soundtrack	1:00:47 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	"Coo Coo Dada..."					Coo Coo Dada...	1:02:32 (Pop-up)
Mike Melvoin	Paperback Writer "Paperback Writer" by "Mike Melvoin"	Keys To Your Mind	Liberty	1966	LP		1:12:38 (Pop-up)
Paul Nero Sounds	(Detroit) Soul Town / It Takes Two / Reach Out I'll Be There / Bernadette / Love Is Here And Now You're Gone	Nero's Detroit Soul Party	Liberty	1968	LP		1:15:46 (Pop-up)
The Banana Splits	Doin' The Banana Split	We're The Banana Splits	Decca	1968	LP		1:21:01 (Pop-up)
The Banana Bunch	The Tra-La-La Song	7"	Page One	1970	7"		1:24:13 (Pop-up)
Reparata & The Delrons	Octopus's Garden	7"	Odeon	1972	7"		1:26:43 (Pop-up)
Friar Tuck	Where Did Your Mind Go?	Friar Tuck And His Psychedelic Guitar	Mercury	1967	LP		1:29:22 (Pop-up)
Reparata & The Delrons	Your Life Is Gone	7"	Odeon	1972	LP		1:33:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	"Hello..."					Hello...	1:35:49 (Pop-up)
The Storybook	Psych-out "Psych-out" by "The Storybook"	Psych-out	Sidewalk	1968	LP	Soundtrack	1:47:17 (Pop-up)
Gen Orange	All The Things I've Seen	Everything Sings	Gen Orange	1978	LP		1:49:58 (Pop-up)
Gen Orange	I Love The City "I Love The City" by "Gen Orange"	You Found Me Songs Of The Mariapolis	Gen Orange	1981	LP		1:52:13 (Pop-up)
Gen Orange	The Palm Of My Hand "The Palm Of My Hand" by "Gen Orange"	You Found Me Songs Of The Mariapolis					1:54:33 (Pop-up)
St. Elizabeth's Jr. Choir	Like a Sunflower	Joyful Noise	Joyful Noise	1980	LP		1:56:16 (Pop-up)
Françoise Hardy	Viens "Viens" by "Françoise Hardy"	Françoise Hardy	Sonopresse	1971	LP		1:58:37 (Pop-up)
Jan & Dean	Like a Summer Rain "Like a Summer Rain" by "Jan & Dean"	Save For A Rainy Day	Sundazed	1966	LP	Reissue 2012	2:00:52 (Pop-up)
Maria Napoleon	Postcard From Sardinia	Dreams & Reveries	Siesta	2000	LP		2:03:50 (Pop-up)
Jeanne Moreau	Each Man Kills The Thing He Loves	Querelle	DRG	1982	LP	Soundtrack	2:08:10 (Pop-up)
Dion	Purple Haze "Purple Haze" by "Dion"	Dion	Laurie	1968	LP		2:11:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	"Into the haze..."					Into the haze...	2:13:27 (Pop-up)
Dionne-Brégent	...Et Le Troisième Jour (L'incarnation, Chant d'espoir)	...Et Le Troisième Jour	Capitol	1976	LP		2:22:18 (Pop-up)
Hakim Bey	Immediatism "Immediatism" by "Hakim Bey"	T.A.Z.	Axiom	1994	CD		2:33:21 (Pop-up)
Anne & Gille	Cela est certain "Cela est certain" by "Anne & Gille"	Chevance (etc.) - Outremusique Pour Enfants 1974-1985	Born Bad	2019	LP	Compilation	2:46:43 (Pop-up)
John Mills-Cockell	The Sands of Jutland	A Third Testament	True North	1974	LP		2:50:07 (Pop-up)
Caldera	Who Is The Man - Quis est homo	A Moog Mass	Kama Sutra	1970	LP		2:53:37 (Pop-up)
Pierre Henry	Communion "Communion" by "Pierre Henry"	Messe de Liverpool	Philips	1970	LP		2:59:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:						Step forward... it's almost over now... going home... going home...	3:01:24 (Pop-up)
André Gagnon	Chanson pour Petula	Notre Amour	Columbia	1968	LP		3:05:59 (Pop-up)
The Dave Pell Singers	Mah-Ná-Mah-Ná	Mah-Ná-Mah-Ná	Liberty	1969	LP		3:10:41 (Pop-up)
Klaus Wunderlich	One Note Samba "One Note Samba" by "Klaus Wunderlich"	Südamericana 3 (Latin Festival)	Telefunken	1976	LP		3:12:48 (Pop-up)
Sérgio Mendes & Brasil '77	País Tropical	País Tropical	A&M	1971	LP		3:15:20 (Pop-up)
Cherry Wainer	Hoots Mon "Hoots Mon" by "Cherry Wainer"	Rhythmus im blut	Polydor	1964	LP		3:18:08 (Pop-up)
Marty Paich	Swinger's Holiday (From The Paramount Picture "The Swinger")	Ann-Margret - Songs From The Swinger And Other Swingin' Songs	RCA Victor	1966	LP		3:20:11 (Pop-up)
Xavier Cugat	Call Me "Call Me" by "Xavier Cugat"	Bang Bang	Decca	1966	LP		3:22:39 (Pop-up)
The Folkswingers Featuring Harihar Rao	Raga Rock	Raga Rock	World Pacific	1966	LP		3:25:16 (Pop-up)
Vincent Bell	More "More" by "Vincent Bell"	Pop Goes The Electric Sitar	Decca	1967	LP		3:27:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:						...and keep listening, to Vinnie Bell!	3:29:07 (Pop-up)
Leo Muller	The Party After Landing At Lunar Central	Bobby And Betty Go To The Moon	Happy House	1966	LP		3:36:44 (Pop-up)
Orchester Werner Müller	Get Up I Feel Like Being A Sex Machine	The Strip Goes On	Telefunken	1972	LP		3:42:29 (Pop-up)
Dana Countryman	Vinnie's Theme "Vinnie's Theme" by "Dana Countryman"	Moog-tastic! Electronic Melodies From The 24th Century	Oglio	2010	CD		3:45:37 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	"Time to say goodbye..."					Time to say goodbye...	3:47:29 (Pop-up)
Dot Wiggin Band	The End Of The World	Ready! Get! Go!	Alternative Tentacles	2013	LP		3:51:23 (Pop-up)
Claudine Longet	It's Hard To Say Goodbye	Love Is Blue	A&M	1968	LP		3:54:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	"Thanks for tunin' in!"					Thanks for tunin' in!	3:57:37 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:01pm Rich in Washington: Congratulations! I hope you are commemorating the moment properly. Sent you a bunch of emails.
	1:50pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Rich, I will respond to the 230 messages this evening post show. I feel loved.
	1:59pm Jan Turkenburg: Tuned in!
	2:05pm Otis Fodder: Hey Rich, Hey Jan!
	2:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis, thanks for having us in your house In Montreal. Zwolle has been very grey today, so I'm glad with the diversion. Looking forward to the show.
	2:10pm Otis Fodder: Very grey here too... about an hour ago I said, okay start with this sound to match the sky.
	2:17pm Jan Turkenburg: soothing sounds
	2:21pm Rich in Washington: I feel like I'm in a womb. Not sure whose, though.
	2:24pm Mr Fab: Hey Otis, and Friends of the Friendly! Diggin the Spage Age soundz as I whip up some Sunday brunch.
	2:26pm Mr Fab: SPACE Age
	2:44pm Jan Turkenburg: finally recognizing a track, LOL!
	2:55pm Jan Turkenburg: This is great!
	2:56pm Rich in Washington: I wanna know about kiddie record recording sessions/artists just as much as I enjoyed that Wrecking Crew doc.
	2:57pm Otis Fodder: I want a book on it!
	2:58pm Otis Fodder: I just learned something new too!
	3:25pm Linda Lee: of course i tune in for the banana splits. hi!
	3:25pm Linda Lee: fabulous idea!
	3:26pm Otis Fodder: Hi LL!!
	3:27pm Linda Lee: Otis! my hero! :-D
	3:27pm fred: Hello friendly persuaders
	3:28pm Otis Fodder: hello fred!
	3:29pm Don-O: BO! Y'ALL!
	3:29pm Linda Lee: hi fred! i know the words to 'octopus's garden'! amazing!
	3:29pm Linda Lee: hi Don-O!
	3:30pm Linda Lee: always wondered what would grow in an octobpus's garden. barnacles? slime?
	3:36pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Fred, hi Linda, hi Don-O!
	3:37pm Linda Lee: that was just amazing..
	3:37pm Linda Lee: hi Jan! good news on the new show!
	3:37pm Don-O: Old 78's? Coolness!!!
	3:37pm Jan Turkenburg: Sounds like fun to do that, Otis!
	3:39pm Linda Lee: that Reparata record ... wow...
	3:40pm Linda Lee: i agree. side B was the bomb.
	3:40pm fred: Ever heard of Kure Kure Takora?
	3:42pm Don-O: Probably run a weather-proofed mic out the window.
	3:46pm Linda Lee: used to put mine under an umbrella.
	3:47pm Linda Lee: that was nice when it rained.
	3:55pm Martinibomb: Yo Otis and fellow listeners
	3:56pm Linda Lee: hi MB!
	3:56pm Otis Fodder: Hi MB!
	3:57pm Linda Lee: i love these Gen Orange records really deeply. marvelous.
	3:59pm Otis Fodder: Me too, really lovely stuff.
	4:01pm fred: My mother loved Françoise Hardy
	4:02pm Linda Lee: & of course Francois Hardy. who doesn't love Francious Hardy has a heart of lard.
	4:02pm Linda Lee: lard, i say.
	4:10pm Linda Lee: Jeanne Moreau sang such great soundtrack songs!
	4:14pm Linda Lee: such a long, long time ago i recorded her singing 'Le Tourbilion' ~ from a radio broadcast ~ on my Walkman & treasured the tape for years before i found out who it was (pre net)!
	4:15pm Martinibomb: Doing yard work cleaning gutters etc... thanks for the music today
	4:17pm Rich in Washington: I've been doing yardwork, too - listening on my bluetooth thingamajig.
	4:18pm chresti: Hello! Listening!
	4:19pm Linda Lee: october means no more yardwork in the catskills. no no no! done!
	4:19pm Linda Lee: hi chresti!
	4:21pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MB, hi Chresti. hi Rich!
	4:21pm fred: @Linda Lee. Looks like your keyboard doesn't like Françoise Hardy. I got my mother's CDs, her LPs went to my brother, so unfortunately I can't gift anything to you
	4:22pm Linda Lee: haha! it's my fingers that don't like her. :-D
	4:23pm Linda Lee: i adore her, though. :-)
	4:24pm Jan Turkenburg: I love the street sounds blending in with the sea shore sounds, or was it my imagination?
	4:25pm Otis Fodder: Hi chresti! ... and yes Jan... my street sinking into waves upon waves and now percussion above water...
	4:36pm Linda Lee: i've been yelling for more spoken word on fmu for a long time now. love it. who dis?
	4:37pm Otis Fodder: Readings from a book, "Temporary Autonomous Zone" with Bill Laswell (and Buckethead) providing music (among others). The CD is only a snapshot of the book and read by the author.
	4:38pm Martinibomb: I feel like this guy
	4:39pm Linda Lee: the 13th step is not the gallows, Bill! it's 'thou shall not cruise the rooms'! :-D hey, he said Fodder!
	4:40pm Otis Fodder: I sampled and used that Fodder so much in the 90s on radio. This book was a fav 25+ years back.
	4:40pm Linda Lee: haha! of course you did! :-)
	4:42pm Linda Lee: good stuff !
	4:42pm Martinibomb: Ive been programmed via otis fodder mixes
	4:43pm fred: @LL: Zoe had some when she was in my listening time zone. She might play some, and would probably be receptive if asked
	4:44pm Rich in Washington: I love this album.
	4:45pm Linda Lee: someone on the main stream reads stories on air. is that Zoe?
	4:45pm Otis Fodder: Post-predictive programming previously predated previously predated previously predated previously predated previously predated previously predated previously predated previously predated previously predated previously predated
	4:48pm Linda Lee: i was excited about the story time on air, but when i tuned in, i found it hard to listen, as the dj often let her voice drop & i missed a lot of what she said.
	4:48pm Linda Lee: untrained for reading on air, i think.
	4:54pm fred: Zoe's show is on Wednesdays midnight to 3am. Maybe it fits, maybe not.
	4:59pm Linda Lee: ah. i was thinking of someone else.
	5:01pm chresti: Lovely
	5:04pm Linda Lee: isn't cela est certain = this is for sure?
	5:06pm Linda Lee: oh no!!!!! what happened to Otis??
	5:08pm chresti: re boot?
	5:10pm Linda Lee: that was scary! the vOid that awaits us all.. nearly won!
	5:12pm Mr Fab: Headphones on, as Li'l Fab plays at a park in Santa Monica on a hot, bright day. Sundays In The Park With Otis.
	5:12pm Linda Lee: hot? bright? if only! :-D
	5:13pm Linda Lee: sounds like a fine day Mr F!
	5:14pm Martinibomb: Have you heard all note samba? Heh
	5:14pm Linda Lee: ten clicky stars for Klaus Wunderlich! wunderbar!! :-)
	5:15pm Mr Fab: It is! With space-age bossa novas (bossa super novas?) the crowning touch.
	5:16pm Linda Lee: love it! an aural lava lamp!
	5:16pm Linda Lee: and now.. one of my very favorite bands of all time. bravissimo!
	5:18pm Mr Fab: Yet another slogan for this channel: "Sheena's Jungle Room: Your Aural Lava Lamp!"
	5:18pm Linda Lee: my very favorite record just might be mas que nada.
	5:18pm Linda Lee: absolutely, Mr F. :-)
	5:20pm Linda Lee: oh my GOSH look at that cover!! superb.
	5:21pm Linda Lee: fabulous set!! :-)
	5:24pm Linda Lee: speaking of Charo, wasn't she married to Xaver Cugat?
	5:25pm Martinibomb: I love standards
	5:25pm fred: Lava lamps have a bad association with Don Felder crap though, due to some misguided WFMU tradition
	5:26pm Linda Lee: fiddle dee dee, Fred! they were around long before that record.
	5:26pm Mr Fab: I heard that about Charo. He must have been like 50 years older than her. And this was in the days before Viagra.
	5:27pm Linda Lee: yes, he was!
	5:28pm Linda Lee: i say we take back the lava lamp. 'your aural pushup bra' just doesn't have the same kick.
	5:33pm fred: I do remember that my parents had a lava lamp, and that was years before Heavy Metal
	5:33pm Linda Lee: absolutely! i wanted one as a kid in the 60s, .. but never got one. :-(
	5:39pm Dave in St Albans UK: What can I say Otis. Another sublime show. Thank you for making this Sunday treat happen!
	5:40pm Otis Fodder: Thanks Dave and to all who came along for the party at lunar woof moo central!
	5:41pm Linda Lee: couldn't find that link to the blog post, but here's the record! www.youtube.com... thanks so much Otis!!! amazing show!
	5:44pm Otis Fodder: Oops, on fmu but on 365, wfmu.org...
	5:44pm Mr Fab: A lava lamp proudly stands near my living room bar area. Those suckers take a long time to warm up. Remember to turn it on a half hour before your psychedlic orgy begins.
	5:45pm Linda Lee: ooh! i can turn mine on any time then! :-D thank you Otis!
	5:45pm Mr Fab: Otis are you planning on producing some artwork for the fundraising auction? Like, a portrait of Mrs Miller made out of lint or sumthin?
	5:46pm Linda Lee: that sounds very labor intensive.
	5:46pm Rich in Washington: I need a lava lamp! The last one I had was a dud. It would just heat up, sort of spew out a tendril and then sit there for hours.
	5:47pm Linda Lee: are they still produced, or are they all antiques?
	5:47pm Rich in Washington: I can see an official Sheena's Jungle Room lava lamp.
	5:47pm Otis Fodder: I want a lava lamp to turn on, tune in, and float out with.
	5:48pm Mr Fab: Mine's pretty old, bit I would imagine that as long as there are shopping mall novelty gift shops, somebody is still making lava lamps.
	5:48pm Linda Lee: found it, Rich. www.bing.com...
	5:49pm Rich in Washington: Oooh! That IS nice, LL!
	5:49pm Rich in Washington: Fantastic show today, Otis!
	5:49pm Linda Lee: Sheena's Jungle Room Lava Lamp. :-)
	5:51pm Linda Lee: just like Sheena's leopard skin outfit!
	5:51pm Rich in Washington: With a tiny fez on top. But yeah, the leopard spots really make it. You nailed it.
	5:51pm Mr Fab: That is great, Linda! The perfect complement to any jungle room.
	5:51pm Linda Lee: i think so too. thanks again Otis!!
	5:53pm Mr Fab: That's it, rich! A red fez on top with a tassel- that would be the perfect addition to the official Jungle Room lava lamp.
	5:54pm Linda Lee: perfect. :-D
	5:55pm Linda Lee: gosh, i think i'm in love with Dot Wiggin..
	5:55pm Rich in Washington: That's wonderful! I haven't heard much Dot Wiggin band stuff 'till now.
	5:56pm Mr Fab: Thank you Otis, this was a Perfect soundtrack for a sunny afternoon in the park. Now stay tuned for my show! AKA The Stream. Next live show here, tomorrow morning Danny will be playing an hour of 80s hardcore punk to kick off your week properly. See y'all!
	5:56pm Linda Lee: this was just about a perfect show, Otis. just fabulous. thanks so much.
	5:56pm Otis Fodder: Super lovely cover by Dot. The whole album is so much fun. Very pop and a tiny bit of melancholy.
	5:57pm Linda Lee: yes..
	5:57pm Otis Fodder: Thanks all, have a sunny evening, in your hearts.
	5:57pm Linda Lee: my god, look at Claudine. she was adorable.
	5:59pm Linda Lee: there's the goodbye song! my day is complete.
	5:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Otis!

Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from October 6, 2019

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