WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from November 4, 2019

Listener comments!
	9:02am Davee: I love this.
	👻 9:03am LastWhiteRhino: Good Monday morning to ya Joe and Surface people. Calypso Techtonic, yay !
	👻 9:03am Ken From Hyde Park: And now for a musical interlude brought to you by Techtonic and Mark Hurst!
	9:04am Davee: Now I am confused
	9:04am Snoochienucci: morning yall
	9:06am melinda: @Ken it took me a few second to place it
	9:07am melinda: Love this version of Transmission.
	9:07am ben abs: Morning Joe & all. 'Pan Machine' is an excellent album title
	9:08am Joe McG: Hey, good morning, everyone! Coming up at 11 today: Live music from SUSS. Hope you'll stay tuned!
	👻 9:08am karlward: I'd love to hear someone toasting the lyrics over this, probably on a megaphone.
	9:08am PKNY: Just want it publicly known that I'm all-in for 3 hours of steel drums, @Joe!
	9:09am Joe McG: @PKNY: One day!
	9:09am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:09am pantz: Good morning! You're steeling my heart with this music, Joe.
	9:09am Krys O.: Ooh, Do you have the Esso Steel Band?
	👻 9:11am LastWhiteRhino: Nice cowbell in this one !
	9:11am Davee: That was interesting
	👻 9:11am Ken From Hyde Park: One time, Mary Wing's Three of a Kind segment was "Transmission" and she played this one.
	9:12am Davee: Good cover
	9:12am Beast of Boonton: I need more cowbell
	9:12am Ignatatus666: This is so Fucking cool
	9:12am melinda: Thank for starting our Mondays with such wonderful themed sets, Joe.
	9:14am PKNY: DJ Shadow has this version of "Cars" on a mix we put out around 2003 or so, genius stuff!
	9:14am Joe McG: @melinda: I forgot my other steel band records, so the theme got a bit shortened today. Maybe I'll try again next week! :)
	9:14am Yes: Hello!
	9:15am Krys O.: It's all good, Joe!
	9:16am JtotheK: @PKNY - I have that mix (Diminishing Returns from 2003, came with some coasters, right?), nice one!
	9:16am Brendan: These guys cover a lot of rock on steel . https://www.panrocks.com
	9:19am melinda: @Joe that's it, I'm outta here!
	9:19am Joe McG: @melinda: ha ha ha!
	9:20am DroneTree: Check out the live session with Altin Gun that Sheila B did.
	9:23am Joe McG: I agree with Drone Tree. Can someone post the link to that?
	9:26am PKNY: @JtotheK: yup, that's the mix! A great two-part mix, some really nice garage/psych on the 2nd part.
	9:26am Listener Robert: That "Transmission" contains a quote from...something I've been trying to place and can't. Like something from the Beatles, but I'm not sure. I can whistle that passage, but can't remember what comes before or after.
	9:27am Rev. Turnip Druid: People.
	9:28am PKNY: Another great 'modern' steel drum band is Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band. They do more covers from the hip-hop/breakbeat angle, great stuff: bigcrownrecords.com...
	9:28am steveo: Good morning. Here's the playlist with Altın Gün www.wfmu.org...
	9:28am Joe McG: @PKNY: Love them!
	9:29am Joe McG: Thanks, steveo! Check out that session, folks, really great.
	9:30am sphere: hello. this Clash cover is better than the original!
	9:30am Listener Alexandra: I like this much more than the original :-)
	9:31am sphere: right on alexandra. :)
	9:32am steveo: sure thing. that's a "LATIN SMALL LETTER DOTLESS I" by the way
	9:33am Marc Francis: NO WAY! I love SUSS!
	👻 9:33am LastWhiteRhino: Is "SUSS" kind, like David??
	9:33am steveo: "Dotted İi and dotless Iı are separate letters in Turkish and Azerbaijani."
	9:34am robyn and 6-yr old mini glistener ajax: good morning from kutztown pa (and great songs joe!)
	9:34am Androu B.: Damn, funny you played that Clash cover. I just bought "The Story Of The Clash" just recently.
	9:35am Listener Robert: Now I remember more of that tune that was quoted in that version of "Transmission". It was with a lot of harmonica. I think it came from a movie. Now I'm pretty sure it was "Midnight Cowboy".
	9:39am Joe McG: Hey Robyn! Hey Alex! Hey everybody! @Androu: Wow, that comp gets trashed all the time every time I read about it. Is it really that bad?
	👻 9:39am Ken From Hyde Park: Steel Harmony video: youtu.be...
	9:40am Brendan: I’m all for Turkish music on Thanksgiving
	9:41am Listener Robert: Yes, confirmed by playing another recording! That Steel Harmony's "Transmission" contained a quote from the title track of "Midnight Cowboy".
	9:42am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning, Morning Joe and everyone!
	9:42am TheLoneliestMonk: my god, do the allah-las EVER stop recording?
	9:43am emily: nice to hear you this morning, joe!
	9:45am Joe McG: @emily: Thanks, emily! :)
	9:46am chresti @griffith Park: Morning Joe and noisy surfaces!
	9:50am Joe McG: Hi, chresti!
	9:52am Ike: Hi all! I love the Chromatics!
	9:53am Malcolm: hello joe and all the listeners
	9:54am pantz: These covers are fantastic. Gotta check out H&M
	9:54am Marc Francis: Ay! AY! Ay!
	👻 9:55am Brian in UK: Hey Joe, yes more steel pans, you could do worse than focus on Robert Greenidge and the Desperadoes (Despers). But you knew that already! www.mailboatrecords.com...
	9:55am Joe McG: Well done, Brian, thanks!
	9:55am The Oscar: Mornin'! This cover illustrates what I've always thought was the funniest thing about "Crazy Train": It's a mid-tempo, major-key song about peace and understanding that happens to have the most evil guitar riff ever written.
	9:56am Brendan: Can’t wait for the fingerpicked acoustic Randy Rhoads solo
	9:56am Joe McG: @Oscar: Is it totally a hippie peace and love anthem! Perfect for H&M.
	9:56am Snoochienucci: @the oscar yes its weird but also kinda makes sense in this way lol. either way kinda hurting my brain a tad for some reason
	9:57am Brendan: Flute! Marshall Tucker, take that!
	9:57am PKNY: I applaud the flute taking on the guitar solo on "Crazy Train"!
	9:57am steveo: this is amazing
	9:57am Snoochienucci: yeah that was some tasty flute action right there
	9:59am Joe McG: I'm glad you guys like flutes, it gives me ideas for my next premium....
	👻 9:59am Hughie Considine: You could call it "Flauting Convention," @Joe
	10:00am pantz: Just no poopy flute, please. We get enough of that on Wednesdays.
	👻 10:00am Brian in UK: Never understood the need for nose flutes. Messy.
	10:00am steveo: searched google news and got "Did you mean: Hymen & Metal Funnel"
	10:01am Snoochienucci: @steveo thats quite the rabbit hole to dive down!
	10:02am steveo: i already climbed right out!
	10:03am Snoochienucci: glad to hear your safe and sound lol
	10:04am Malcolm: sounds a bit like sandy denny
	10:05am thormagma: creole!
	10:05am Brendan: Roller Coaster (of love) owww ... say what?
	10:05am steveo: is this some kind of... page refreshes ... demo or something?
	👻 10:05am queems: i love this song
	10:06am sphere: A lot of people find it hard to believe that Ozzy is basically a hippie.
	10:06am sphere: Sultan of Swing is really great.
	👻 10:07am Brian in UK: Never bought many singles but this was one of them. Did not venture any further with DS. Good to hear it after so long.
	10:07am steveo: this is a great song; my spouse loves this song,, we're going to listen to this set at dinner tonight
	10:07am Brendan: Would love a show (or premium) full of demos , bed tracks , isolated vocals etc
	10:07am Snoochienucci: Dire Straits are awesome. Had the privelage to see Mark Knopfler this summer at the beacon and he was incredible.
	10:08am The Oscar: Great song, but it just occurred to me how funny the line is "Check out Guitar George / He knows all the chords." That kind of seems like the faintest possible praise for a guitarist.
	👻 10:10am Brian in UK: This came out over here when Pub Rock (sad name if ever there was one) started, it kind of captured the feeling.
	👻 10:10am queems: my mom used to play this one mark knopfler album over and over again- i forget what it's called, but it had a duet with james taylor about the mason dixon line
	10:10am steveo: @oscar it's like money for nothing
	10:10am manhattan mike: Digging the subtle little differences of this Sultans take
	10:11am sim: After Mark Knopfler toured with Emmylou Harris, he sounded more Gordon Lightfoot.
	10:11am steveo: i liked the rough edges
	10:13am Joe McG: @sim: Ha ha ha
	10:13am Rocky Horror: The Rough Edges... Sounds like a good band name
	10:13am Brendan: Props to guys like Knopfler and Lindsay Buckingham who hand pick guitar in rock bands and still get amazing tone /attack. They def found their niches.
	10:14am Rocky Horror: :)
	10:14am steveo: "Rough Edges. 183 likes. Our band covers songs from classic rock bands Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, Creedence Clear Water, Tom Petty, Thin Lizzy..."
	10:15am steveo: no The though. better with a The.
	10:17am steveo: The Rough Edges senden ein dickes Dankeschön an die Villa Nachttanz! Das war ein super Abend mit tollen Bands gestern in Heidelberg!
	10:17am steveo: Check out the Rough Edges String Band and then come see them live in Harrisburg, PA when they play during Susquehanna Folk's Volunteer Celebration on October 22nd at 1-3 PM
	10:18am steveo: (ok i'll stop -- this set is still blowing me away)
	👻 10:18am Brian in UK: Joe, ever tried to play Zaireeka by the Flaming Lips?
	10:19am sphere: @ The Oscar - From what I know about jazz guitar, chord inversions are a real big deal. So "knowing all the chords" is a big compliment.
	10:20am The Oscar: @sphere I stand corrected! Should've known better than to question the Sultans.
	10:22am Brendan: @sphere amen. ‘Comping’ chords behind a soloist in jazz is a tightrope act sometimes.
	10:23am pantz: I give up. I'm just gonna clicky-star the whole ding dang show.
	10:24am steveo: IF YOU DARE
	10:26am Joe McG: Today is the 50th anniversary of the release of the album this song was originally on (in the UK).
	10:26am Hubig Pie: And then it all went wrong
	10:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'ma go on limb & say this Boowie feller was the stuff...
	10:27am Brendan: These versions are just magic to me. Like listening to it the first time. Goosebumps.
	10:30am P-90: @shere & The Oscar: “Sultans” is a straight-up portrait of a working trad jazz band (although the song itself isn’t in anything like that style.). Guitar George “knows all the chords” and “doesn’t want to make it cry or sing” because those are exactly what sets a Jazzbo apart from a rock/blues/country/etc player.
	10:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wiki say Bowie album 14th - but Half Century close...better than late!...
	10:31am steveo: the wished bone song was kind of paul simon-y also, i thought
	10:31am Brendan: Space Oddity was inspired by a conceptual mashup of The Odd Couple and Lost in Space
	10:31am steveo: i really liked the lyrics
	10:33am Joe McG: @RR63: I think it came out in America on the 14th, but I may be wrong!
	10:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Visconti thot 'Space Oddity' too derivative - & passed on Producing the song!...dif assessment later...
	10:34am P-90: Lots of Metal songs sound like straight bubblegum pop songs, or even folksy/indie in places, if you peel off the metallic arrangements .
	10:36am Hubig Pie: Me thoughts that Space Oddity was inspired by that poor cosmonaut who burned up upon re-entry
	10:36am melinda: Really liked the Hyemen and Metalfunkel
	10:37am sphere: Since many metal tunes use the melodic minor scale, they can make great polkas.
	10:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well we did go to the Moon. Kind of a big deal - as reflected in my sandbox toys just then...
	10:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In many ways - Metal borrows from Classical - as in swing towards technical & away from Blues after the 1960s...
	10:41am P-90: Bowie has always said Space Oddity was written after seeing 2001: A Space Odyssey, which had a big impact when it was released. The (actual) US space program was also real big in the news and on everyone’s radar (so to speak) at that moment.
	10:44am βrian: Damn, it's still October!
	10:44am pantz: It seems like I remember Bunnydrums being featured on Urgh! A Music War. I could be wrong.
	10:45am Snoochienucci: @Joe i was waiting for some country to come out!
	10:46am Joe McG: @Snoochie: Not only country, but murderin' country!
	10:46am The Oscar: Jesus, Bobby!
	10:47am βrian: Bobby Bare is just not a polyamorous kinda guy.
	10:47am Snoochienucci: @JoeMcG the best kind!
	10:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'da guessed later than '63!..lot to about Cuntry...
	10:47am ChrisB.: Bobby Bare Jr. currently a member of Guided By Voices.
	10:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *learn about...More Cocaine & Rhinestones I hope...
	10:48am Yes: love this set!
	10:49am melinda: My kindergarten playground had a lunar lander, it was cool.
	10:53am Brendan: Play faster!
	10:53am Joe McG: @Yes: I'm glad! @melinda: So cool! We just had gravel.
	10:53am Listener Alexandra: How funny--this is on my In-Flight playlist for my trip home!
	10:55am Hubig Pie: Joe Strummer had a cameo in "The King of Comedy"
	10:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Punk died when The Clash signed to a major label!...snort...
	10:55am steveo: have train in vain and greg kihn's jeopardy ever been seen together in the same room?
	10:56am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Joe! Checking in from our kitchen in Yosemite...
	10:56am paul: @Hubig Pie: Wasn't the whole group in the KOC, along with Ellen Foley?
	10:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ain't seen much - but Yosemite the most bootiful Nature I know...
	10:58am DroneTree: What is the b-side to train in vain?
	11:00am mariano: @paul: Yeah, I think the Clash were credited as "street riff raff" or something like that. A very brief scene where Sandra Bernhard tells them to shove off iirc.
	11:01am mariano: PS: was reading the comments in backwards order, so when I first saw "KOC" I thought it stood for Knights of Columbus, so for a brief second I was like "The Clash were in the KoC?"
	11:01am sphere: without the Clash, there would be no Green Day. discuss.
	11:02am Brendan: The train in vain falls mainly on the plain
	11:02am Hubig Pie: @paul, there was a scene with De Niro and Sandra Bernhard arguing and they were in the background street tableau
	11:02am steveo: Without Green Day there would be no Nickelback
	11:04am mariano: Rancid were the real Clash emulators, I thought. First time I heard one of their songs on "modern rock radio" in the 90s, I thought someone had discovered some unreleased Clash material. Green Day always seemed to be ripping of SoCal bands like the Descendents. Till they broadened their horizons and started ripping off lots of other earlier bands.
	11:04am TheLoneliestMonk: @steveO that's a GOOD thing?!
	11:05am steveo: not sure i ever heard nickelback, so can't comment, monk
	11:05am paul: @mariano and @hubig pie: That's what I recall. Love that movie.
	11:05am Malcolm: this is howyou remind me is my jam
	11:05am TheLoneliestMonk: @SO you have'nt missed nuthin'!!!
	11:07am Malcolm: my haircut was modelled on chad kruger
	11:07am steveo: kenzo played nickelback 2 weeks ago (sped up 20%)
	11:07am TheLoneliestMonk: @malcolm so you're into lesbian chic then?
	11:08am Malcolm: fully
	11:08am sphere: My hypothesis: After the Clash opened up the scope of punk, all those SoCal folks could do just about whatever they wanted and call it punk.
	11:08am TheLoneliestMonk: oh, kenzo does like to torture us every now & then. was that payback for not making the october hellraiser in full??
	11:08am paul: "Street Scum" LOL!
	11:09am P-90: And who among us is not into lesbian chic?
	11:09am Joe McG: SUSS, btw, have a gorgeous web site that features several pictures of Veronica Lake, God bless 'em: www.sussband.com
	11:09am TheLoneliestMonk: @P90 kristen stewart
	👻 11:09am 12539: Hey, these guys sound pretty good.
	11:10am P-90: Mwah ha ha
	👻 11:10am tim from champaign (now washington): Hi Joe and everybody! I'm digging this SUSS set. It has a bit of a LaBradford vibe.
	11:10am jeff-m: Beautifulness
	11:11am Ike: Very nice!
	11:13am Marc Francis: I was on a roadtrip with a friend this summer and tried to explain Boards Of Canada to them. I was having trouble doing that. The next day we heard SUSS and when I looked them up I found this on their website: "The catalyst behind SUSS, Holmes views electronic acts like Boards of Canada and shoegaze icons like My Bloody Valentine as more recent avatars of the “high lonesome” vibe that we typically think of strictly in terms of traditional roots music. In that light, you can trace the melancholic sprawl of classic titles by both of those acts back to Hank Williams. And in reverse, what is twang if not a form of ambience?"
	👻 11:13am tim from champaign (now washington): @P-90 - I'm more into the Iron Chic vibe. He rightly took the belt away from that Marine meathead Bob Backlund but then was unconsionably robbed by that jingoistic overblown lunkhead Hulk Hogan. I got your vitamins and prayers right here, Hogan!
	👻 11:14am Brian in UK: SUSS reminds me of the sounds on CDs that accompany some of Willy Vlautin's books.
	👻 11:15am Brian in UK: Joe, any pictures of Loretta Young?
	11:16am mariano: Loretta Young...<homer_simpson_drooling.gif>
	11:16am Joe McG: @Brian: I don't see any, but I'll suggest it!
	11:17am Cmurtha: SUSS is lynchcore
	11:17am Art Venable: SUSS IS DOPE
	11:20am Snoochienucci: this is real nice on the ears
	11:21am Snoochienucci: its reminding me a bit of the intro of "Have you seen the stars tonight" by Kantner/Jefferson Starship. also kinda floyd'y but im loving this
	11:21am melinda: So good. I like this movie that I’m in right now.
	11:23am Hubig Pie: The video from their website pairs well with these lovely tunes
	11:25am Art Venable: Come see them play 11/20!
	11:26am TicklePolyester: Hey everybody! Buy tickets to see 'em live in NYC at The Sultan Room – NOV 20. I think it's going to be a great setting and the sound will be top. www.eventbrite.com...
	11:29am TomDash: Lovely set from SUSS. Perfect Monday morning jams...
	11:32am melinda: Eno + Morricone is a great combination.
	11:32am βrian: Madison? I can see it from here.
	11:32am Ike: I believe there was a band in the 90s (or early 00s?) that tried to achieve a similar sound, wasn't there? But based on what we've heard here, this sounds like a better, more realized version of this idea to me.
	11:34am melinda: They should come to Portland ME
	11:37am Hubig Pie: Throw in an Angelo Badalamenti vibe too.
	11:37am Sailor: This is really wonderful
	11:38am βrian: If that's the relocated supper club you were talking about, it's not Madison. Hayward, I think.
	11:39am coolsoule: love this trippy calexico meets eno (airport tunes) vibe
	11:42am Snoochienucci: @Joe i feel like you are totally opening my ears to a new genre of music im going to dive into now
	11:43am Joe McG: I'm glad you guys enjoyed the set! They don't do many live shows, so if you have a chance to catch them, do! @Brian: Thanks! I couldn't remember. I've never been to Wisconsin, unfortunately.
	👻 11:43am Brian in UK: SUSS aka The Drifting Cowboys.
	11:44am βrian: I'm hearing Daniel Lanois.
	11:47am DroneTree: Fans of ambient country could check out Texas band Silver Pines
	11:51am P-90: This is excellent
	11:52am Joe McG: @Brian: I passed that along to Pat Irwin, he enjoyed that: The Drifting Cowboys!
	👻 11:53am Brian in UK: Joe. Great show as ever.
	👻 11:54am 12539: Great show and fantabulous guests! Thank you, Joe and SUSS.
	👻 11:54am Brian in UK: Killing it Joe. John Stewart rules.
	11:54am Joe B: Pat Irwin rules!
	11:54am Snoochienucci: Awesome show today Joe! such great stuff. SUSS killed it! ill be looking up that new album for sure
	11:55am Joe McG: Thanks for listening and commenting, everyone! See you next time. Have a great week!
	11:55am steveo: THANKS JOE!
	👻 11:55am officina: Great show Joe....adding Suss to my FODM and Small Good Thing music.
	11:55am mariano: Thanks Joe, great show as always!
	11:55am pantz: Thanks for the show, Joe. Excellent, as always.
	11:56am Ike: There was a Bruce Nauman exhibit with ambient-sounding steel pedal playing on a loop at PS1 a while back. The actual artist playing the instrument was not Nauman, however. It was hypnotic and Suss really reminded me of that. @officina, ah thanks, I was thinking of A Small Good Thing but I couldn't remember their name!
	11:56am Marc Francis: What a show. Thank you Joe.
	11:57am P-90: Thanks Joe McG and SUSS!
	11:58am Brendan: Thanks.
	11:58am Krys O.: Thanks, Joe!
	11:59am P-90: Long slow fade-out appropriate this time

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from November 4, 2019

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A pennant-winning battery of songland. Ongoing feature: Single File, a half-hour of randomly selected small records with big holes.

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November 4, 2019: All the Chords (with Special Guest SUSS)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Ebony Steel Band	Tanzmusik (Jump Up)	Pan Machine	OM Swagger	2019	MP3		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Steel Harmony	Transmission "Transmission" by "Steel Harmony"	No Album	No Label	2009	MP3	live at Manchester street parade		0:05:26 (Pop-up)
The Katzenjammers	Cars "Cars" by "The Katzenjammers"	Music from Jarvis Cocker's Sunday Service	Ace	2019	CD	From 2005	*	0:09:58 (Pop-up)
Altin Gün	Süpürgesi Yoncadan "Süpürgesi Yoncadan" by "Altin Gün"	single	ATO	2019	45		*	0:13:10 (Pop-up)
Gül Sorgun	Ara Leyli "Ara Leyli" by "Gül Sorgun"	Turkish Ladies - Female Singers from Turkey 1974 – 1988	Sony Music	2018	LP	From 1986		0:17:25 (Pop-up)
Acid Arab	Rimitti Dor "Rimitti Dor" by "Acid Arab"	Jdid	Crammed Discs	2019	CD	Feat. Sofiane Saidi	*	0:22:22 (Pop-up)
Rachid Taha	Rock the Casbah "Rock the Casbah" by "Rachid Taha"	The Future Is Unwritten: Music from the Julien Temple Film	Sony BMG	2007	CD	From 2004		0:25:54 (Pop-up)

Allah-Las	Holding Pattern "Holding Pattern" by "Allah-Las"	Lahs	Mexican Summer	2019	CD		*	0:37:25 (Pop-up)
Wished Bone	Cops "Cops" by "Wished Bone"	Sap Season	Wished Bone	2019	MP3		*	0:42:09 (Pop-up)
Hyemen & Metalfunkel	Peace Sells "Peace Sells" by "Hyemen & Metalfunkel"	Coasters	Bits and Waves	2019	LP	This one goes out to Sheila B.	*	0:45:56 (Pop-up)
The Chromatics	The Sound of Silence	Closer to Grey	Italians Do It Better	2019	CD		*	0:49:43 (Pop-up)
Hyemen & Metalfunkel	Crazy Train "Crazy Train" by "Hyemen & Metalfunkel"	Coasters	Bits and Waves	2019	LP		*	0:52:54 (Pop-up)
Kacy & Clayton	The Forty-Ninth Parallel	Carrying On	New West	2019	CD		*	0:57:24 (Pop-up)
No Right Turn	Roller Coaster "Roller Coaster" by "No Right Turn"	No Right Turn	Em	2013	CD	From 1983		0:59:52 (Pop-up)
Dire Straits	Sultans of Swing "Sultans of Swing" by "Dire Straits"	The Honky Tonk Demos	Oval	1979	LP	From 1977		1:03:42 (Pop-up)
Dry Cleaning	Sombre One "Sombre One" by "Dry Cleaning"	Boundary Road Snacks and Drinks EP	Dry Cleaning	2019	MP3		*	1:09:30 (Pop-up)
Bad/Dreems	Morning Rain "Morning Rain" by "Bad/Dreems"	Doomsday Ballet	Farmer Owl	2019	CD		*	1:12:59 (Pop-up)
Dan Friel	Auxiliaries "Auxiliaries" by "Dan Friel"	Fanfare	Thrill Jockey	2019	CD		*	1:16:11 (Pop-up)
Jona Lewie	Heart of Steel "Heart of Steel" by "Jona Lewie"	The Best of Jona Lewie	Union Square Music	2002	CD	From 1982		1:18:16 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Space Oddity "Space Oddity" by "David Bowie"	12" single	RCA	1980	12"	1980 revision		1:21:40 (Pop-up)

Single File: a bunch of 45s all in a row
Ian Matthews	Brown Eyed Girl "Brown Eyed Girl" by "Ian Matthews"	single	Columbia	1976	45			1:32:13 (Pop-up)
Betty Everett	Better Tomorrow Than Today	single	Uni	1970	45			1:35:25 (Pop-up)
Trombones Unlimited	You're Gonna Hear from Me	single	Liberty	1966	45	Going out to Clay Pigeon		1:38:12 (Pop-up)
Bunnydrums	Win "Win" by "Bunnydrums"	single	Bunnydrums	1981	45	thanks to Listener Peter		1:40:04 (Pop-up)
Bobby Bare	Miller's Cave "Miller's Cave" by "Bobby Bare"	single	RCA Victor	1963	45			1:43:34 (Pop-up)
Modulations	I'll Always Love You "I'll Always Love You" by "Modulations"	single	Buddah	1975	45			1:46:21 (Pop-up)
Jan Bradley	Mama Didn't Lie "Mama Didn't Lie" by "Jan Bradley"	single	Chess	1962	45			1:50:04 (Pop-up)
The Clash	Train in Vain "Train in Vain" by "The Clash"	single	CBS	1980	7"			1:52:20 (Pop-up)

SUSS, live on WFMU. William Garrett (acoustic and baritone guitar), Jonathan Gregg (pedal steel guitar), Bob Holmes (electric mandolin, baritone guitar, fiddle, whistle), Pat Irwin (National Steel guitar, EBow electric guitar, synth, bass), Gary Leib (laptop synth, loops). Engineered by Scott Williams.
SUSS	Wichita "Wichita" by "SUSS"	Live on WFMU						2:02:28 (Pop-up)
SUSS	Blue Dunes II "Blue Dunes II" by "SUSS"	Live on WFMU						2:06:18 (Pop-up)
SUSS	Late Night Call "Late Night Call" by "SUSS"	Live on WFMU						2:10:32 (Pop-up)
SUSS	Sundowner "Sundowner" by "SUSS"	Live on WFMU						2:16:01 (Pop-up)
SUSS	Ursa Major "Ursa Major" by "SUSS"	Live on WFMU						2:22:33 (Pop-up)
SUSS	Interview "Interview" by "SUSS"	Live on WFMU						2:34:26 (Pop-up)
SUSS	Wetlands "Wetlands" by "SUSS"	High Line	Northern Spy	2019	CD	out this Friday	*	2:34:49 (Pop-up)
Chuck Johnson	Balm of Gilead "Balm of Gilead" by "Chuck Johnson"	Psalms	Vin Du Select Qualitite	2017	LP			2:38:01 (Pop-up)
Scenic	Chiriaco Summit "Chiriaco Summit" by "Scenic"	Incident at Cima	Independent Project	1995	CD			2:45:03 (Pop-up)
Friends of Dean Martinez	House of Pies	The Shadow of Your Smile	Sub Pop	1995	CD			2:50:29 (Pop-up)
Jim Sullivan	Lonesome Picker "Lonesome Picker" by "Jim Sullivan"	Jim Sullivan	Light in the Attic	2019	CD	From 1972	*	2:52:49 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am Davee: I love this.
	👻 9:03am LastWhiteRhino: Good Monday morning to ya Joe and Surface people. Calypso Techtonic, yay !
	👻 9:03am Ken From Hyde Park: And now for a musical interlude brought to you by Techtonic and Mark Hurst!
	9:04am Davee: Now I am confused
	9:04am Snoochienucci: morning yall
	9:06am melinda: @Ken it took me a few second to place it
	9:07am melinda: Love this version of Transmission.
	9:07am ben abs: Morning Joe & all. 'Pan Machine' is an excellent album title
	9:08am Joe McG: Hey, good morning, everyone! Coming up at 11 today: Live music from SUSS. Hope you'll stay tuned!
	👻 9:08am karlward: I'd love to hear someone toasting the lyrics over this, probably on a megaphone.
	9:08am PKNY: Just want it publicly known that I'm all-in for 3 hours of steel drums, @Joe!
	9:09am Joe McG: @PKNY: One day!
	9:09am Krys O.: Greetings!
	9:09am pantz: Good morning! You're steeling my heart with this music, Joe.
	9:09am Krys O.: Ooh, Do you have the Esso Steel Band?
	👻 9:11am LastWhiteRhino: Nice cowbell in this one !
	9:11am Davee: That was interesting
	👻 9:11am Ken From Hyde Park: One time, Mary Wing's Three of a Kind segment was "Transmission" and she played this one.
	9:12am Davee: Good cover
	9:12am Beast of Boonton: I need more cowbell
	9:12am Ignatatus666: This is so Fucking cool
	9:12am melinda: Thank for starting our Mondays with such wonderful themed sets, Joe.
	9:14am PKNY: DJ Shadow has this version of "Cars" on a mix we put out around 2003 or so, genius stuff!
	9:14am Joe McG: @melinda: I forgot my other steel band records, so the theme got a bit shortened today. Maybe I'll try again next week! :)
	9:14am Yes: Hello!
	9:15am Krys O.: It's all good, Joe!
	9:16am JtotheK: @PKNY - I have that mix (Diminishing Returns from 2003, came with some coasters, right?), nice one!
	9:16am Brendan: These guys cover a lot of rock on steel . https://www.panrocks.com
	9:19am melinda: @Joe that's it, I'm outta here!
	9:19am Joe McG: @melinda: ha ha ha!
	9:20am DroneTree: Check out the live session with Altin Gun that Sheila B did.
	9:23am Joe McG: I agree with Drone Tree. Can someone post the link to that?
	9:26am PKNY: @JtotheK: yup, that's the mix! A great two-part mix, some really nice garage/psych on the 2nd part.
	9:26am Listener Robert: That "Transmission" contains a quote from...something I've been trying to place and can't. Like something from the Beatles, but I'm not sure. I can whistle that passage, but can't remember what comes before or after.
	9:27am Rev. Turnip Druid: People.
	9:28am PKNY: Another great 'modern' steel drum band is Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band. They do more covers from the hip-hop/breakbeat angle, great stuff: bigcrownrecords.com...
	9:28am steveo: Good morning. Here's the playlist with Altın Gün www.wfmu.org...
	9:28am Joe McG: @PKNY: Love them!
	9:29am Joe McG: Thanks, steveo! Check out that session, folks, really great.
	9:30am sphere: hello. this Clash cover is better than the original!
	9:30am Listener Alexandra: I like this much more than the original :-)
	9:31am sphere: right on alexandra. :)
	9:32am steveo: sure thing. that's a "LATIN SMALL LETTER DOTLESS I" by the way
	9:33am Marc Francis: NO WAY! I love SUSS!
	👻 9:33am LastWhiteRhino: Is "SUSS" kind, like David??
	9:33am steveo: "Dotted İi and dotless Iı are separate letters in Turkish and Azerbaijani."
	9:34am robyn and 6-yr old mini glistener ajax: good morning from kutztown pa (and great songs joe!)
	9:34am Androu B.: Damn, funny you played that Clash cover. I just bought "The Story Of The Clash" just recently.
	9:35am Listener Robert: Now I remember more of that tune that was quoted in that version of "Transmission". It was with a lot of harmonica. I think it came from a movie. Now I'm pretty sure it was "Midnight Cowboy".
	9:39am Joe McG: Hey Robyn! Hey Alex! Hey everybody! @Androu: Wow, that comp gets trashed all the time every time I read about it. Is it really that bad?
	👻 9:39am Ken From Hyde Park: Steel Harmony video: youtu.be...
	9:40am Brendan: I’m all for Turkish music on Thanksgiving
	9:41am Listener Robert: Yes, confirmed by playing another recording! That Steel Harmony's "Transmission" contained a quote from the title track of "Midnight Cowboy".
	9:42am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning, Morning Joe and everyone!
	9:42am TheLoneliestMonk: my god, do the allah-las EVER stop recording?
	9:43am emily: nice to hear you this morning, joe!
	9:45am Joe McG: @emily: Thanks, emily! :)
	9:46am chresti @griffith Park: Morning Joe and noisy surfaces!
	9:50am Joe McG: Hi, chresti!
	9:52am Ike: Hi all! I love the Chromatics!
	9:53am Malcolm: hello joe and all the listeners
	9:54am pantz: These covers are fantastic. Gotta check out H&M
	9:54am Marc Francis: Ay! AY! Ay!
	👻 9:55am Brian in UK: Hey Joe, yes more steel pans, you could do worse than focus on Robert Greenidge and the Desperadoes (Despers). But you knew that already! www.mailboatrecords.com...
	9:55am Joe McG: Well done, Brian, thanks!
	9:55am The Oscar: Mornin'! This cover illustrates what I've always thought was the funniest thing about "Crazy Train": It's a mid-tempo, major-key song about peace and understanding that happens to have the most evil guitar riff ever written.
	9:56am Brendan: Can’t wait for the fingerpicked acoustic Randy Rhoads solo
	9:56am Joe McG: @Oscar: Is it totally a hippie peace and love anthem! Perfect for H&M.
	9:56am Snoochienucci: @the oscar yes its weird but also kinda makes sense in this way lol. either way kinda hurting my brain a tad for some reason
	9:57am Brendan: Flute! Marshall Tucker, take that!
	9:57am PKNY: I applaud the flute taking on the guitar solo on "Crazy Train"!
	9:57am steveo: this is amazing
	9:57am Snoochienucci: yeah that was some tasty flute action right there
	9:59am Joe McG: I'm glad you guys like flutes, it gives me ideas for my next premium....
	👻 9:59am Hughie Considine: You could call it "Flauting Convention," @Joe
	10:00am pantz: Just no poopy flute, please. We get enough of that on Wednesdays.
	👻 10:00am Brian in UK: Never understood the need for nose flutes. Messy.
	10:00am steveo: searched google news and got "Did you mean: Hymen & Metal Funnel"
	10:01am Snoochienucci: @steveo thats quite the rabbit hole to dive down!
	10:02am steveo: i already climbed right out!
	10:03am Snoochienucci: glad to hear your safe and sound lol
	10:04am Malcolm: sounds a bit like sandy denny
	10:05am thormagma: creole!
	10:05am Brendan: Roller Coaster (of love) owww ... say what?
	10:05am steveo: is this some kind of... page refreshes ... demo or something?
	👻 10:05am queems: i love this song
	10:06am sphere: A lot of people find it hard to believe that Ozzy is basically a hippie.
	10:06am sphere: Sultan of Swing is really great.
	👻 10:07am Brian in UK: Never bought many singles but this was one of them. Did not venture any further with DS. Good to hear it after so long.
	10:07am steveo: this is a great song; my spouse loves this song,, we're going to listen to this set at dinner tonight
	10:07am Brendan: Would love a show (or premium) full of demos , bed tracks , isolated vocals etc
	10:07am Snoochienucci: Dire Straits are awesome. Had the privelage to see Mark Knopfler this summer at the beacon and he was incredible.
	10:08am The Oscar: Great song, but it just occurred to me how funny the line is "Check out Guitar George / He knows all the chords." That kind of seems like the faintest possible praise for a guitarist.
	👻 10:10am Brian in UK: This came out over here when Pub Rock (sad name if ever there was one) started, it kind of captured the feeling.
	👻 10:10am queems: my mom used to play this one mark knopfler album over and over again- i forget what it's called, but it had a duet with james taylor about the mason dixon line
	10:10am steveo: @oscar it's like money for nothing
	10:10am manhattan mike: Digging the subtle little differences of this Sultans take
	10:11am sim: After Mark Knopfler toured with Emmylou Harris, he sounded more Gordon Lightfoot.
	10:11am steveo: i liked the rough edges
	10:13am Joe McG: @sim: Ha ha ha
	10:13am Rocky Horror: The Rough Edges... Sounds like a good band name
	10:13am Brendan: Props to guys like Knopfler and Lindsay Buckingham who hand pick guitar in rock bands and still get amazing tone /attack. They def found their niches.
	10:14am Rocky Horror: :)
	10:14am steveo: "Rough Edges. 183 likes. Our band covers songs from classic rock bands Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, Creedence Clear Water, Tom Petty, Thin Lizzy..."
	10:15am steveo: no The though. better with a The.
	10:17am steveo: The Rough Edges senden ein dickes Dankeschön an die Villa Nachttanz! Das war ein super Abend mit tollen Bands gestern in Heidelberg!
	10:17am steveo: Check out the Rough Edges String Band and then come see them live in Harrisburg, PA when they play during Susquehanna Folk's Volunteer Celebration on October 22nd at 1-3 PM
	10:18am steveo: (ok i'll stop -- this set is still blowing me away)
	👻 10:18am Brian in UK: Joe, ever tried to play Zaireeka by the Flaming Lips?
	10:19am sphere: @ The Oscar - From what I know about jazz guitar, chord inversions are a real big deal. So "knowing all the chords" is a big compliment.
	10:20am The Oscar: @sphere I stand corrected! Should've known better than to question the Sultans.
	10:22am Brendan: @sphere amen. ‘Comping’ chords behind a soloist in jazz is a tightrope act sometimes.
	10:23am pantz: I give up. I'm just gonna clicky-star the whole ding dang show.
	10:24am steveo: IF YOU DARE
	10:26am Joe McG: Today is the 50th anniversary of the release of the album this song was originally on (in the UK).
	10:26am Hubig Pie: And then it all went wrong
	10:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'ma go on limb & say this Boowie feller was the stuff...
	10:27am Brendan: These versions are just magic to me. Like listening to it the first time. Goosebumps.
	10:30am P-90: @shere & The Oscar: “Sultans” is a straight-up portrait of a working trad jazz band (although the song itself isn’t in anything like that style.). Guitar George “knows all the chords” and “doesn’t want to make it cry or sing” because those are exactly what sets a Jazzbo apart from a rock/blues/country/etc player.
	10:31am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wiki say Bowie album 14th - but Half Century close...better than late!...
	10:31am steveo: the wished bone song was kind of paul simon-y also, i thought
	10:31am Brendan: Space Oddity was inspired by a conceptual mashup of The Odd Couple and Lost in Space
	10:31am steveo: i really liked the lyrics
	10:33am Joe McG: @RR63: I think it came out in America on the 14th, but I may be wrong!
	10:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Visconti thot 'Space Oddity' too derivative - & passed on Producing the song!...dif assessment later...
	10:34am P-90: Lots of Metal songs sound like straight bubblegum pop songs, or even folksy/indie in places, if you peel off the metallic arrangements .
	10:36am Hubig Pie: Me thoughts that Space Oddity was inspired by that poor cosmonaut who burned up upon re-entry
	10:36am melinda: Really liked the Hyemen and Metalfunkel
	10:37am sphere: Since many metal tunes use the melodic minor scale, they can make great polkas.
	10:38am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well we did go to the Moon. Kind of a big deal - as reflected in my sandbox toys just then...
	10:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In many ways - Metal borrows from Classical - as in swing towards technical & away from Blues after the 1960s...
	10:41am P-90: Bowie has always said Space Oddity was written after seeing 2001: A Space Odyssey, which had a big impact when it was released. The (actual) US space program was also real big in the news and on everyone’s radar (so to speak) at that moment.
	10:44am βrian: Damn, it's still October!
	10:44am pantz: It seems like I remember Bunnydrums being featured on Urgh! A Music War. I could be wrong.
	10:45am Snoochienucci: @Joe i was waiting for some country to come out!
	10:46am Joe McG: @Snoochie: Not only country, but murderin' country!
	10:46am The Oscar: Jesus, Bobby!
	10:47am βrian: Bobby Bare is just not a polyamorous kinda guy.
	10:47am Snoochienucci: @JoeMcG the best kind!
	10:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'da guessed later than '63!..lot to about Cuntry...
	10:47am ChrisB.: Bobby Bare Jr. currently a member of Guided By Voices.
	10:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *learn about...More Cocaine & Rhinestones I hope...
	10:48am Yes: love this set!
	10:49am melinda: My kindergarten playground had a lunar lander, it was cool.
	10:53am Brendan: Play faster!
	10:53am Joe McG: @Yes: I'm glad! @melinda: So cool! We just had gravel.
	10:53am Listener Alexandra: How funny--this is on my In-Flight playlist for my trip home!
	10:55am Hubig Pie: Joe Strummer had a cameo in "The King of Comedy"
	10:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Punk died when The Clash signed to a major label!...snort...
	10:55am steveo: have train in vain and greg kihn's jeopardy ever been seen together in the same room?
	10:56am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Joe! Checking in from our kitchen in Yosemite...
	10:56am paul: @Hubig Pie: Wasn't the whole group in the KOC, along with Ellen Foley?
	10:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ain't seen much - but Yosemite the most bootiful Nature I know...
	10:58am DroneTree: What is the b-side to train in vain?
	11:00am mariano: @paul: Yeah, I think the Clash were credited as "street riff raff" or something like that. A very brief scene where Sandra Bernhard tells them to shove off iirc.
	11:01am mariano: PS: was reading the comments in backwards order, so when I first saw "KOC" I thought it stood for Knights of Columbus, so for a brief second I was like "The Clash were in the KoC?"
	11:01am sphere: without the Clash, there would be no Green Day. discuss.
	11:02am Brendan: The train in vain falls mainly on the plain
	11:02am Hubig Pie: @paul, there was a scene with De Niro and Sandra Bernhard arguing and they were in the background street tableau
	11:02am steveo: Without Green Day there would be no Nickelback
	11:04am mariano: Rancid were the real Clash emulators, I thought. First time I heard one of their songs on "modern rock radio" in the 90s, I thought someone had discovered some unreleased Clash material. Green Day always seemed to be ripping of SoCal bands like the Descendents. Till they broadened their horizons and started ripping off lots of other earlier bands.
	11:04am TheLoneliestMonk: @steveO that's a GOOD thing?!
	11:05am steveo: not sure i ever heard nickelback, so can't comment, monk
	11:05am paul: @mariano and @hubig pie: That's what I recall. Love that movie.
	11:05am Malcolm: this is howyou remind me is my jam
	11:05am TheLoneliestMonk: @SO you have'nt missed nuthin'!!!
	11:07am Malcolm: my haircut was modelled on chad kruger
	11:07am steveo: kenzo played nickelback 2 weeks ago (sped up 20%)
	11:07am TheLoneliestMonk: @malcolm so you're into lesbian chic then?
	11:08am Malcolm: fully
	11:08am sphere: My hypothesis: After the Clash opened up the scope of punk, all those SoCal folks could do just about whatever they wanted and call it punk.
	11:08am TheLoneliestMonk: oh, kenzo does like to torture us every now & then. was that payback for not making the october hellraiser in full??
	11:08am paul: "Street Scum" LOL!
	11:09am P-90: And who among us is not into lesbian chic?
	11:09am Joe McG: SUSS, btw, have a gorgeous web site that features several pictures of Veronica Lake, God bless 'em: www.sussband.com
	11:09am TheLoneliestMonk: @P90 kristen stewart
	👻 11:09am 12539: Hey, these guys sound pretty good.
	11:10am P-90: Mwah ha ha
	👻 11:10am tim from champaign (now washington): Hi Joe and everybody! I'm digging this SUSS set. It has a bit of a LaBradford vibe.
	11:10am jeff-m: Beautifulness
	11:11am Ike: Very nice!
	11:13am Marc Francis: I was on a roadtrip with a friend this summer and tried to explain Boards Of Canada to them. I was having trouble doing that. The next day we heard SUSS and when I looked them up I found this on their website: "The catalyst behind SUSS, Holmes views electronic acts like Boards of Canada and shoegaze icons like My Bloody Valentine as more recent avatars of the “high lonesome” vibe that we typically think of strictly in terms of traditional roots music. In that light, you can trace the melancholic sprawl of classic titles by both of those acts back to Hank Williams. And in reverse, what is twang if not a form of ambience?"
	👻 11:13am tim from champaign (now washington): @P-90 - I'm more into the Iron Chic vibe. He rightly took the belt away from that Marine meathead Bob Backlund but then was unconsionably robbed by that jingoistic overblown lunkhead Hulk Hogan. I got your vitamins and prayers right here, Hogan!
	👻 11:14am Brian in UK: SUSS reminds me of the sounds on CDs that accompany some of Willy Vlautin's books.
	👻 11:15am Brian in UK: Joe, any pictures of Loretta Young?
	11:16am mariano: Loretta Young...<homer_simpson_drooling.gif>
	11:16am Joe McG: @Brian: I don't see any, but I'll suggest it!
	11:17am Cmurtha: SUSS is lynchcore
	11:17am Art Venable: SUSS IS DOPE
	11:20am Snoochienucci: this is real nice on the ears
	11:21am Snoochienucci: its reminding me a bit of the intro of "Have you seen the stars tonight" by Kantner/Jefferson Starship. also kinda floyd'y but im loving this
	11:21am melinda: So good. I like this movie that I’m in right now.
	11:23am Hubig Pie: The video from their website pairs well with these lovely tunes
	11:25am Art Venable: Come see them play 11/20!
	11:26am TicklePolyester: Hey everybody! Buy tickets to see 'em live in NYC at The Sultan Room – NOV 20. I think it's going to be a great setting and the sound will be top. www.eventbrite.com...
	11:29am TomDash: Lovely set from SUSS. Perfect Monday morning jams...
	11:32am melinda: Eno + Morricone is a great combination.
	11:32am βrian: Madison? I can see it from here.
	11:32am Ike: I believe there was a band in the 90s (or early 00s?) that tried to achieve a similar sound, wasn't there? But based on what we've heard here, this sounds like a better, more realized version of this idea to me.
	11:34am melinda: They should come to Portland ME
	11:37am Hubig Pie: Throw in an Angelo Badalamenti vibe too.
	11:37am Sailor: This is really wonderful
	11:38am βrian: If that's the relocated supper club you were talking about, it's not Madison. Hayward, I think.
	11:39am coolsoule: love this trippy calexico meets eno (airport tunes) vibe
	11:42am Snoochienucci: @Joe i feel like you are totally opening my ears to a new genre of music im going to dive into now
	11:43am Joe McG: I'm glad you guys enjoyed the set! They don't do many live shows, so if you have a chance to catch them, do! @Brian: Thanks! I couldn't remember. I've never been to Wisconsin, unfortunately.
	👻 11:43am Brian in UK: SUSS aka The Drifting Cowboys.
	11:44am βrian: I'm hearing Daniel Lanois.
	11:47am DroneTree: Fans of ambient country could check out Texas band Silver Pines
	11:51am P-90: This is excellent
	11:52am Joe McG: @Brian: I passed that along to Pat Irwin, he enjoyed that: The Drifting Cowboys!
	👻 11:53am Brian in UK: Joe. Great show as ever.
	👻 11:54am 12539: Great show and fantabulous guests! Thank you, Joe and SUSS.
	👻 11:54am Brian in UK: Killing it Joe. John Stewart rules.
	11:54am Joe B: Pat Irwin rules!
	11:54am Snoochienucci: Awesome show today Joe! such great stuff. SUSS killed it! ill be looking up that new album for sure
	11:55am Joe McG: Thanks for listening and commenting, everyone! See you next time. Have a great week!
	11:55am steveo: THANKS JOE!
	👻 11:55am officina: Great show Joe....adding Suss to my FODM and Small Good Thing music.
	11:55am mariano: Thanks Joe, great show as always!
	11:55am pantz: Thanks for the show, Joe. Excellent, as always.
	11:56am Ike: There was a Bruce Nauman exhibit with ambient-sounding steel pedal playing on a loop at PS1 a while back. The actual artist playing the instrument was not Nauman, however. It was hypnotic and Suss really reminded me of that. @officina, ah thanks, I was thinking of A Small Good Thing but I couldn't remember their name!
	11:56am Marc Francis: What a show. Thank you Joe.
	11:57am P-90: Thanks Joe McG and SUSS!
	11:58am Brendan: Thanks.
	11:58am Krys O.: Thanks, Joe!
	11:59am P-90: Long slow fade-out appropriate this time

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from November 4, 2019

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