WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from September 28, 2020

Listener comments!
	👻 9:00am 12539: Ra di o! Ra di o!
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Joe, Yips, hello.
	9:01am wfmu listener phillip: ohh noo the yip yips have invaded us
	9:02am Deborah: Radio Radio!!
	9:02am pantz: These are the people in your neighborhood time, Joe?
	9:02am wfmu listener phillip: cloudy overcast dreary morning but hello Mr Mcgasko
	9:03am Krys O.: Greetings!
	👻 9:03am YETI BOB: happy happy boing boing! hi Joe and good WFMU folks
	9:04am Handy Haversack: Wow. This cover was a good idea!
	👻 9:05am YETI BOB: William Burroughs wrote this?
	9:06am Deborah: Is it time for Sing A Long With Mitch?
	9:07am Deborah: ...Sing Along with Mitch
	9:07am TDK60: Aging folk rockers are trudging toward us. They need coffee.
	9:07am Naila: Oh this is beautiful and exactly what I needed at the busy start of the academic year
	9:08am dave wuz here: @tdk60 ha
	👻 9:08am LastWhiteRhino: Hi
	9:08am melinda: Morning Joe and folks
	9:09am melinda: @TDK haha
	9:13am Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	9:15am Lee: Ah, the glorious sound of the Young Tradition
	9:15am PaulRobeson1920: Warm Greetings ya’ll! Feelin the music
	9:15am Martinibomb: Hello Joe! goood morning fellow listeners
	9:17am Strandlund: It's the Great Joe McGasko!!
	👻 9:18am LastWhiteRhino: Should I be Drinking to enjoy this more?
	9:18am Mike W: Watersons on a gloomy fall morning filled with dread and hope...thanku Joe!
	👻 9:19am waters7: Kirstie McColl's voice was similar to the female voice in The Watersons
	9:19am Toothgrinder Tom: @Lastwhiterino only if your cup is made of pewter.
	9:19am Mungo Perkins: Haha, these Aiberdeen bairns are braw!
	9:19am Mike W: Anne Briggs is a problem only in the sense that the sound of her makes me want to abandon society to open an inn on a northern coast
	9:20am SueAdynamo: ha! my mom (Irish) taught me that rhyme.
	👻 9:20am YETI BOB: Wow, Lomax in Scotland, never heard any of these recordings before!
	👻 9:21am Webhamster Henry: Good Morning Joe & McGaskans.
	9:21am Martinibomb: ^Helloooo Webham Henry
	👻 9:22am Webhamster Henry: Hi M-Bomb!
	👻 9:23am Webhamster Henry: We seem to be in the a cappella room. Instruments are overrated.
	9:23am Toothgrinder Tom: Haven’t heard this in a while (Les voix mysteres de bulgar).
	👻 9:25am Webhamster Henry: Les Voix Bulgares - > Värttinä is a classic FMU segue
	👻 9:26am Brian in UK: Hey Joe. Ah the human voice, nothing to touch it.
	9:26am TDK60: Didn't know Lomax had dragged his tape recorder to Scotland.
	9:26am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Coming up: Les Voix Bulgares - > Värttinä -> Captain Beefheart
	9:27am Joe McG: Oh, hey, guys, welcome to the show! Hope you're having a nice Monday morning so far.
	9:28am Stillwell Coney Islander: I learned that rhyme when I was a kid. We recited it while we jumped Double Dutch rope.
	9:28am ratso: good morning.
	9:32am Terr n DE: Good morning Joe and listeners, Mika. i knew we d get to the Bulgars. I m hoping for Atmospheres but won t be disappointed if it doesn't happen. everything s been great so far.
	👻 9:36am Hughie Considine: Interesting choice of set for Yom Kippur...
	9:37am johnk77: aging folk-rocker checking in here hoping to live long enough to get my absentee ballot;>
	9:38am Terr n DE: ...far, lol.What s the letter limit ?, i didn t read the manual...
	9:38am TDK60: Diggin' the folksy segment Joe.
	9:40am Mikey_B: this is fantastic
	9:40am Terr n DE: Johnk77 ,here in DE one can go to the Election office ,get a Ballot sent or vote then and there.
	9:42am pantz: Nobody gets around much anymore, so this tune is fitting
	9:43am KWilde: Hey Joe - great opening set!
	9:43am Gerry from Miami: That last tune was the PERSUASIONS, not the PERSUADERS.
	9:44am ParUbi: What are the reasons?!
	9:45am ParUbi: (why the show is called "surface noise")
	👻 9:45am Hughie Considine: John Peel: "Somebody was trying to tell me that CDs are better than vinyl because they don't have any surface noise. I said, 'Listen, mate, life has surface noise."
	9:46am ParUbi: I meant to tell someone at the station that my SWAG arrived! I am so excited! It's just like Christmas.
	9:47am Terr n DE: Oct 1 full moon. Halloween full moon. ..and no despite what the media s pushin its not a " Blue Moon"
	9:47am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Hughie C You ever looked at the Peel online LP archive? Super impressive.
	9:50am Terr n DE: Persuations opened for Joni M. One put his arm on her shoulder to escort her on stage.She swatted it away
	9:50am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from dreary wet Tannersville. late to the party. up til 4am watching 1st 4 eps season 1 of ratched. GF over the moon but i had to turn my head a few times. now i feel cleansed by the acapella gospel. great set. hallelujah! thnx JoeM
	9:51am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Single File is my favorite segment of the week...except for all of my other favorite segments.
	9:52am Stanley: Hi Joe. I'm also rolling around in my swag, which arrived today. Thank you and the crew, very much. ParUbi - Christmas indeed.
	9:52am βrian: Sophisticated Boom-Boom is an explosion of saffron.
	👻 9:53am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Joe and McGasko group!.
	👻 9:54am Hughie Considine: @Woods, I have -- a real trove indeed!
	9:55am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Hughie C I love the design.
	👻 9:55am YETI BOB: @TerrInDE: The full moon on Oct 1 is the Harvest Moon (named after a Neil Young album). The one on Halloween will be the Hunter's moon. But it's also correctly referred to as a "blue moon", since its the second full moon in a single month.
	9:56am pantz: Great segue, Joe!!!
	9:58am John from Madison: Morning guys, great song.
	9:58am Terr n DE: hi Yeti, Harvest sure, songs about it, heard as a kid. Hunters seems a " lets name everything " invention. Called that long ago?
	9:59am Eric from Lake Hiawatha: This movie still makes me cry, anger and profound sadness. In training from ‘81 the whole arc of HIV.
	👻 10:00am Hughie Considine: @Woods, it's an amazing achievement really -- the man's collection and aesthetic lives on!
	10:01am Asheville Jon: Haulin' Oats!!!
	10:01am StringOFperils: The pipes of Darryl.
	10:03am Eric from Lake Hiawatha: Well done follow song, Philly and loss
	10:03am Terr n DE: AIDS. if your ancestors were immune to Plague you are immune to AIDS. Gene mutation.Odd they don't test for it.
	👻 10:04am Hughie Considine: Sounds completely logical and straightforward. What else ya got?
	10:06am Listener Bop Monroe: Gonna take a Miracle ALL TIME FAVE!!!!
	10:06am Eric from Lake Hiawatha: @Terr there is a genetic mutation that prevents HIV. Some researchers have hypothesized that bubonic plague was the culprit, but that's unlikely, because it was caused by a bacterial infection, not a virus
	10:07am Terr n DE: AIDS. Ancestors caught Plague but survived. You re in the get it 10 years later category.
	10:09am Terr n DE: Eric...Lakes. Same attack site for both immune system wise.
	10:09am David (in London): Late in today. Hello Joe and all Noiseniks.
	👻 10:10am Hughie Considine: Aw, now this is such a fine suite!
	10:10am David (in London): Handy, Count Yeti Bob, Hughie, TDK, melinda, Brian! So many groovers.
	10:11am pantz: Most of my life I thought Rundgren was too sugary sweet for my tastes, but after digging into his work he's one of my favorite artists. I could listen to just about anything by him, like Bowie.
	10:11am βrian: No relation to Lolabelle.
	👻 10:11am Hughie Considine: Greetings, @David. Groovin' with Joe is the best way to spend Monday mornings.
	10:16am Joe McG: Thanks for the nice words, Hughie!
	10:16am βrian: Reading about a certain person's tax returns ...
	10:17am StringOFperils: Meanwhile, citizen X scrambles to amass beer empty returns.
	10:18am pantz: @Brian, he's underwater fiscally and the bills are coming due. It's no wonder he's fighting so hard to keep a job he doesn't really want.
	10:20am Krys O.: Oh, this is lovely. Dion's voice makes me melt.
	10:24am PaulRobeson1920: Rainbow Road! A fine tune
	10:25am Terr n DE: just Wikipedia ed Every Time You Go... It's actually a good song...IT IS the Singer not the Song.
	10:26am StringOFperils: Singer gotta serve the song.
	👻 10:29am 12539: That last one made me miss Mister C.
	10:30am StringOFperils: That Resonaires was recent?!! That's some expertise, right there.
	10:31am David (in London): The Recentaires. That was some some instant classic.
	10:34am Strandlund: Oh Hell Yeah!!
	10:35am coelacanth∅: good morning Joe and fine morning folk
	10:35am Krys O.: Awright! Lighthouse!
	10:35am Krys O.: Are you gonna play Chase too?
	10:35am Listener Bop Monroe: OMG, Alison Steele is smiling somewhere.
	10:36am βrian: Heh. This song is so familiar to me, though I've never heard of Lighthouse.
	10:36am David (in London): Krys, kick off your Sunday shoes, as Kenny Loggins would have said. Hey Coela.
	10:36am Joe McG: @Krys: Alas, I have no Chase 45s.
	10:36am Mike W: when your single is 95 percent fanfare...
	10:37am coelacanth∅: 'afternoon David
	10:40am Terr n DE: yeah, i was thinkin of Chase too. Good version of Hand Rags and Glad Rags on their eponymous album
	10:40am TDK60: This is Pauline from The Selecter, right?
	10:40am Krys O.: That's right, TDK60.
	10:41am David (in London): She's on your radio TDK.
	10:41am David (in London): Sorry, I'll get my coat...
	10:41am TDK60: Thanks so muc,h Krys O. and London David.
	10:42am Rob Weisberg: Always loved Pauline Black's version of Shoo-rah Shoo-rah! (I confess that I heard it before the Betty Wright version - I think on WNYU's New Afternoon show way back when)
	👻 10:43am Brian in UK: Hey David, thought of you, second track up on todays show.
	10:43am Joe McG: Hey Rob! I'm not sure it's possible to do a bad version of such a great song. Allen Toussaint was the best.
	10:44am Constance De Witt: Well, good morning, Joe & all, lovely tunes, wishing everyone a happy day.
	10:46am coelacanth∅: good morning Constance
	10:46am David (in London): Hi Brian. Oh, ha, ha, I hadn't seen that. What a great song. Not being the world's most confident singer, I really had to force myself on that one.
	10:47am Joe McG: Constance, tell the folks about your new show.
	10:47am David (in London): Brian, BTW, Alaphilippe's win at the Worlds was pure class.
	10:49am Handy Haversack: David, coela, hey there.
	👻 10:50am Brian in UK: David, s'funny, I just turned it on at the last climb to see him power off after nine laps. Really pleased for him, you know what's coming and he still delivers.
	10:51am Jeezuseffinchrist: one of my fav Diana Ross (covers), my first pick if anyone forces me to do karaoke
	10:51am Huh: Do not know this band Wizzard. Before my time. Getting the strangest mental image of The Allman Brothers jamming with the Stranglers. Am I way off?
	10:51am Strandlund: You are crushing it today, Mr. Gasko...
	👻 10:51am Hughie Considine: Roy Wood of the Move led Wizzard.
	👻 10:52am Brian in UK: Mind you so was Van der Breggan's & Van Aert, second in both races, wow.
	10:52am Constance De Witt: Always so gracious, Joe! Hello, coel! Well, I do have a new show on the Sheena stream, a celebration of love and gentle sounds, a warm gathering with friends.
	10:52am Joe McG: Always nice to have you here, Strandlund. You are great for my self-esteem! :)
	10:52am Roberto: First comes the Love Jones, then the Love Hangover.
	10:52am Listener Baby: Just a National Treasure, that's all Baby Joe is. No more, no less.
	10:52am Krys O.: @Huh, Wizzard is Roy Wood's band. Definitely worth checking out.
	👻 10:53am Brian in UK: Do not wish it was Ch....... every day though.
	10:54am Terr n DE: the fantastic Bass of Ross s version is missed
	10:54am David (in London): Huh, no Christmas in the UK is ever complete without Wizzard. I think Benny and Bjorn admitted rewriting See My Baby Jive at Waterloo, too.
	10:54am Joe McG: So how many shows now in a row have I played Johnny Cash and Bruce Springsteen? Must be in the water.
	10:55am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Joe & all!
	10:56am dave wuz here: if i was a welder, and you worked at a deli, would you make me a sandwich, i'm hungry.
	10:57am coelacanth∅: howdy Handy David i had to check because i didn't realise i'd mixed an Anne Briggs song. you did a Fine job there!
	10:57am Stevel: Hey, Joe! I'm trying to transcribe an interview, but you keep playing cool songs. What's a slacker to do?
	10:57am Krys O.: Ball Park Incident is my fave Wizzard tune.
	10:58am Greg from ZONE 5: I prefer The Corona Quartet's version of this song.
	10:58am Joe McG: @Stevel: Chuck it in the fire!
	10:58am Rick A.: Given that Murmur is entirely great album, I am thinking the B side is just as great as the A side.
	10:58am Handy Haversack: "Radio Free Europe" is a surprisingly hard karaoke song -- was lucky enough to be at WFMU when the DJs performed this over the air at the end of last Marathon!
	10:58am Stevel: Joe McG: You're the boss!!
	10:58am Joe McG: @Greg: Ha ha @Handy: Fun memory of a not-so-fun time!
	10:59am Will: Isn't this a slowed-down version of the original 7" Hibtone single??
	10:59am David (in London): Thanks Coela. There's a little semi-hidden Velvet Underground reference at the end, too.
	👻 10:59am Hughie Considine: I can never hear "If I Were a Carpenter" without thinking of the Sopranos, and Christopher jokingly singing, "If I was a carpenter, and you were a douchebag..."
	10:59am Handy Haversack: A treasured memory given the months that followed, Joe.
	10:59am Greg from ZONE 5: Now that you mention it, I think that's the last fun memory I have!
	11:01am P-90: Sweet Single File today, Joe McG!
	11:01am paddy in matawan: wow didn't realize REM was that old.
	11:02am coelacanth∅: haha Constance yes a warm gathering that gets a little loose after a few cocktails!
	11:02am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Rejoice everybody...pumpkin spice mac & cheese is coming!
	11:04am PaulRobeson1920: Good Stuff!
	11:05am βrian: Pumpkin spice in our household has cumin, coriander, cayenne, and a little asafetida.
	11:07am coelacanth∅: David really? how'd i miss that? (the chords are a little like what goes on but i don't think that's what you mean)
	11:07am paul: Lighthouse sounded a lot like the Ides of March.
	11:07am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @βrian Asafetida. I keep mine in a plastic jar sealed inside of a mason jar.
	👻 11:07am tim from champaign (now washington): Hello Gentleman Joe and friends!
	11:08am David (in London): Coela. That's exactly what I mean. It's buried right down in the mix towards the very end.
	11:10am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Ken Freedman, to document the dangers of cutting your hair with a Flowbie in the time of Covid19.
	11:11am βrian: In the etymology section of the dictionary, I came across the phrase, "Skunking the cobbler," described as a childhood prank of setting a some asafetida alight and then pushing it through a gap in the cobbler's stall.
	11:13am coelacanth∅: oh haha David i like the subtle suggestions in music. i apologise for not realising it was intentional
	👻 11:14am YETI BOB: Did Steve Gunn and Jack Rose ever perform together? They could have billed themselves as Gunn&Rose.
	11:16am David (in London): Coela. No apology needed. Just glad you liked it. That Gunn-Truscinski was super nice.
	11:17am Eric from Lake Hiawatha: Agree the Gunn-T was compelling. Thanks
	11:18am coelacanth∅: David, for what it's worth i did a version of an Anne Briggs song as well, a few years ago (wishing well)... but it's not great and won't tell you how to find it!
	11:23am Listener Bop Monroe: domine se requiemos (bonk!)
	👻 11:24am tim from champaign (now washington): I'm digging this. Joe, what's the scoop with Coreyah?
	11:25am Joe McG: They're traditional Korean musicians who get a bit untraditional. Young folks!
	👻 11:26am YETI BOB: Self-described "psychedelic Korean folk music". This is great!
	11:26am dougseidel: i love it
	👻 11:26am tim from champaign (now washington): Cool! I was wondering if it was from Korea based on the name.
	11:27am David in London: Really liking this.
	👻 11:27am YETI BOB: I think they are based in NYC. sori.nyc... - "The group’s unique freewheeling, polystylistic vision combines a variety of influences, including Anglo-American rock, Balkan gypsy, and genres from South America and Africa."
	👻 11:27am YETI BOB: thanks Joe, this is why I keep listening and pledging to WFMU
	11:28am Rob: You're welcome Joe and yes! Actually they are based in South Korea Yeti Bob but they will be touring North America next year too - more at sori.nyc... . They explain the name on that page: "The name Coreyah is a Sino-Korean homonym that refers to the inheritance of the past and also in Korean means "whale"—the group's totem animal and good luck charm."
	11:28am TDK60: The aging folk-rockers need a snack before lunch..
	👻 11:29am YETI BOB: @Rob: Thanks - I saw "nyc" in the link and made an assumption
	11:30am Joe B: hey Joe and everyone
	11:32am Joe McG: Hey Joe! Glad you got your cactus!
	11:33am Terr n DE: Speaking of Korean, anyone hip to Luna Lee YouTube. check out her version of Voodoo Chile. She plays a Gaguin a Korean plucked table harp which allows string bends
	11:35am Brendan: Reminds me of Aphex Twin Boy Girl Song
	11:35am Rob: Yes in fact YB Sori NYC is Shawn Choi's company when he's not working his day job at Flushing Town Hall! Shawn is the young New Yorker responsible for bringing some interesting indie-folk-experimental bands from S. Korea to North America. Last thing: Flushing Town Hall is re-streaming a past concert by Coreyah tomorrow night: www.flushingtownhall.org...
	11:37am Mr. Pumpy: That Silvia Tarozzi was amazing!
	11:37am Krys O.: Love this tango!
	11:38am Joe McG: @Mr. Pumpy: This is one amazing album, this Silvia Tarozzi. It's hard to choose what to play for you.
	👻 11:39am YETI BOB: @Rob: I've been listening to your show for years - big part of my Saturday. I'm not usually on the comments board on the weekend but it's great to see you pop up here. @Terr: I'll check that out! I love that instrument.
	11:39am Krys O.: Loads of great tango 78s on YouTube.
	11:39am iiibeat: Indecipherable vox. Incredibly beautiful song.
	👻 11:40am YETI BOB: And now the Baird Sisters? What have I done to deserve this? Did I die and go to heaven?
	11:41am Krys O.: My late Polish dad, who was born almost 100 years ago, loved to play tangos on the harmonica. Seems that the style was huge in interwar Poland: culture.pl...
	11:42am Joe McG: @Krys: Wow, do you have any recordings?
	11:43am Rob: Aw thanks Yeti Bob and I agree everyone, lovely stuff - and Joe's segue's are magical! And thanks Krys O for your story and the article - very interesting!
	11:45am Krys O.: @Joe: I only have the tapes that my father recorded in the mid-80s. Two of them were digitized and they're on my SoundCloud: Paul O the DJ and Harmonica Demo. soundcloud.com...
	11:46am TDK60: The freak folkers came out of hiding from their cottage, to look around, squinting.
	11:46am tom: this baird sisters reminds me of nick drake
	11:47am Krys O.: Cheers, Rob! I've mentioned elsewhere that family gatherings included our Ukrainian family friend on guitar, my dad on harmonica and spoons, and our cousin on accordion. Lots of exotic gypsy melodies were played.
	11:49am David in London: Mr Pumpy! Long time, mate.
	11:52am Fab T: Hi, does anybody know the track Joe used as background track between One Fine Morning & Standing with You? It's the one with just two chords and a kick and some hi hat as a beat. It's so great, I look forward to it every Monday! Sound Hog doesn't recognize it unfortunately... :-( I would appreciate if someone knew it. Many thanks.
	11:52am jonah: listening to this as my coworker blasts early 2000s dance pop. the duality of man
	11:53am Joe McG: Thanks for listening and commenting, everyone! Have a great week. See you in October! Stay tuned for Three Chord Monte with Joe B.
	11:53am West Trenton Vinnie: What a beautiful version of this song
	11:53am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Joe! Lovely show today. Much needed and appreciated.
	11:53am βrian: Irene Trudel coming up on the Drummer Stream, too: wfmu.org...
	11:53am David in London: Great show today Joe.
	11:54am morphe": Thanks Joe and all!!!!!!!!!!!!
	👻 11:54am YETI BOB: the week is off to a good start. it's rainy and gloomy outside and i feel fine.
	👻 11:54am 12539: Thanks, Joe! Stay well!
	11:55am TDK60: Gracias Joe. Diolch is what the Welsh say.
	11:55am Joe B: great show as always Joe
	11:56am morphe": Yeti Bob... the old crazy second hand stuff was on Maxwell street - crazy junk.. not far from there is the great train yard with the lovely bridge
	👻 11:56am bbob: Love the Jersey Girl cover. Great show, Joe!
	11:57am radioronan: Thanks Joe!
	👻 11:57am YETI BOB: @morphe': Right on - I thought you probably meant Maxwell St. That old market got cleared out to make student housing for UIC.
	11:57am Krys O.: Thanks, Joe!
	11:57am PaulRobeson1920: Thanks for the good show! & Thank you Skeltons! Peace and love, one and all
	11:58am TDK60: Yeti & Morphe. The surrealist Franklin Rosement adored and wrote about Maxwell St.
	👻 11:59am YETI BOB: There's a Maxwell St scene in Blues Brothers movie. And a few real documentaries about it too.
	12:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Joe

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from September 28, 2020

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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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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Coda	The Briar and The Rose "The Briar and The Rose" by "Coda"	No Album	Coda	2015	MP3			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Anne Briggs	Reynardine "Reynardine" by "Anne Briggs"	A Collection	Topic	1999	CD	From 1971		0:06:09 (Pop-up)
Jean Ritchie	The Unquiet Grave "The Unquiet Grave" by "Jean Ritchie"	Ballads from Her Appalachian Family Tradition	Smithsonain Folkways	2003	CD	From 1961		0:09:06 (Pop-up)
The Young Tradition	The Season Round	So Cheerfully Round	Castle Music	1999	CD	From 1967		0:13:06 (Pop-up)
The Watersons	Harvest Song: We Gets Up in the Morn	Frost & Fire: A Calendar of Ceremonial Folk Songs	Topic	1965	LP			0:17:09 (Pop-up)
Aberdeen Schoolchildren	My Mother and Your Mother	Whaur the Pig Gaed on the Spree: Scottish Recordings by Alan Lomax 1951-'57	Twos & Pews/Drag City	2011	LP	From 1952		0:18:23 (Pop-up)
Prelude	After the Goldrush "After the Goldrush" by "Prelude"	After the Goldrush	Island	1974	LP			0:19:49 (Pop-up)
Bulgarian State Television Female Vocal Choir	Strati Na Angelaki Doumasche (Haiduk Chant)	Le Mystère Des Voix Bulgares	4AD	1986	LP	From 1975		0:22:36 (Pop-up)
Värttinä	Sulhassii "Sulhassii" by "Värttinä"	Seleniko	Green Linnet	1993	CD			0:24:46 (Pop-up)
Silvia Tarozzi	Mi specchio e rifletto	Mi Specchio e Rifletto	Unseen Worlds	2020	CD		*	0:27:00 (Pop-up)
The Golden Gate Quartet	Motherless Child	Negro Spirituals by the Golden Gate Quartet	Music of the World	1996	CD	From 1938		0:30:14 (Pop-up)
Sister Mary Nelson	The Royal Telephone	The Harry Smith B-Sides	Dust-To-Digital	2020	CD	From 1927	*	0:32:43 (Pop-up)
Silver Leaf Quartette of Norfolk	Our Father	A Warrior on the Battlefield: A Capella 1920s-1940s	Rounder	1997	CD	From 1928		0:35:56 (Pop-up)
The Persuasions	You Must Believe Me	We Still Ain't Got No Band	MCA	1973	LP			0:38:46 (Pop-up)

Annie	Streets Where I Belong "Streets Where I Belong" by "Annie"	Dark Hearts	Annie Melody	2020	MP3	heard first on last week's Sophisticated Boom Boom	*	0:52:38 (Pop-up)
Bruce Springsteen	Streets of Philadelphia	The Essential Bruce Springsteen	Columbia	2003	CD	From 1993		0:56:03 (Pop-up)
Daryl Hall & John Oates	Every Time You Go Away	Voices	RCA	1980	LP			0:59:23 (Pop-up)
Laura Nyro & Labelle	You've Really Got a Hold on Me	Gonna Take a Miracle	Columbia	1971	LP			1:04:39 (Pop-up)
Todd Rundgren	Baby Let's Swing / The Last Thing You Said / Don't Tie My Hands	Runt	Ampex	1970	LP			1:08:52 (Pop-up)
America	Lovely Night "Lovely Night" by "America"	Heritage II: Demos/Alternate Takes 1971-1976	Omnivore Recordings	2020	CD	From 1974	*	1:14:13 (Pop-up)
Dion	The Loneliest Man in the World	Ruby Baby	Ace	2019	CD	From 1963		1:16:52 (Pop-up)
Arthur Alexander	Rainbow Road "Rainbow Road" by "Arthur Alexander"	The Soul of the Memphis Boys	Ace	2020	CD	From 1972	*	1:20:01 (Pop-up)
The Resonaires	Standing with You "Standing with You" by "The Resonaires"	single	Colemine	2020	MP3		*	1:23:29 (Pop-up)

Single File: a bunch of 45s all in a neat row
Lighthouse	One Fine Morning "One Fine Morning" by "Lighthouse"	single	Evolution	1971	45			1:34:23 (Pop-up)
Pauline Black	Shoo-rah Shoo-rah "Shoo-rah Shoo-rah" by "Pauline Black"	single	Chrysalis	1982	45			1:37:18 (Pop-up)
Les Brown & His Orchestra	Leap Frog	single	Columbia	1952	45	From 1945		1:40:05 (Pop-up)
Jacky Noguez and His Musette Orchestra	Ciao, Ciao Bambina (Chiow Chiow Bambeena)	single	Jamie	1959	45			1:42:44 (Pop-up)
The Small Faces	Here Come the Nice	single	Columbia Stateside	1967	45			1:45:15 (Pop-up)
Wizzard	Marathon Man "Marathon Man" by "Wizzard"	single	Warner Bros.	1974	45			1:47:55 (Pop-up)
The 5th Dimension	Love Hangover "Love Hangover" by "The 5th Dimension"	single	ABC	1976	45			1:50:05 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash & June Carter	If I Were a Carpenter	single	Columbia	1970	45			1:53:45 (Pop-up)
R.E.M.	Radio Free Europe "Radio Free Europe" by "R.E.M."	single	I.R.S.	1983	45			1:56:39 (Pop-up)

Gunn-Truscinski Duo	Ocean City "Ocean City" by "Gunn-Truscinski Duo"	Soundkeeper	Three Lobed Recordings	2020	CD		*	2:11:11 (Pop-up)
Coreyah	Baksusori "Baksusori" by "Coreyah"	Clap & Applause	Coreyah	2020	MP3	thanks to Rob W.	*	2:15:58 (Pop-up)
Matthew De Gennaro	Sinecure March	Laughing Lost in the Underground	Soft Abuse	2020	LP		*	2:27:45 (Pop-up)
Silvia Tarozzi	Al cancello "Al cancello" by "Silvia Tarozzi"	Mi Specchio e Rifletto	Unseen Worlds	2020	CD		*	2:31:55 (Pop-up)
Koichi Sugii	Gypsy Tango "Gypsy Tango" by "Koichi Sugii"	Japanese Jazz & Salon Music Vol. 1 (1936-1941)	Radiophone Archives	2011	MP3			2:36:10 (Pop-up)
The Baird Sisters	Until You Find Your Green	Until You Find Your Green	Grapefruit	2012	LP			2:39:30 (Pop-up)
Corinne Bailey Rae	Jersey Girl "Jersey Girl" by "Corinne Bailey Rae"	Come On Up to the House: Women Sing Waits	Dualtone	2019	CD			2:49:56 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 9:00am 12539: Ra di o! Ra di o!
	9:01am Handy Haversack: Joe, Yips, hello.
	9:01am wfmu listener phillip: ohh noo the yip yips have invaded us
	9:02am Deborah: Radio Radio!!
	9:02am pantz: These are the people in your neighborhood time, Joe?
	9:02am wfmu listener phillip: cloudy overcast dreary morning but hello Mr Mcgasko
	9:03am Krys O.: Greetings!
	👻 9:03am YETI BOB: happy happy boing boing! hi Joe and good WFMU folks
	9:04am Handy Haversack: Wow. This cover was a good idea!
	👻 9:05am YETI BOB: William Burroughs wrote this?
	9:06am Deborah: Is it time for Sing A Long With Mitch?
	9:07am Deborah: ...Sing Along with Mitch
	9:07am TDK60: Aging folk rockers are trudging toward us. They need coffee.
	9:07am Naila: Oh this is beautiful and exactly what I needed at the busy start of the academic year
	9:08am dave wuz here: @tdk60 ha
	👻 9:08am LastWhiteRhino: Hi
	9:08am melinda: Morning Joe and folks
	9:09am melinda: @TDK haha
	9:13am Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	9:15am Lee: Ah, the glorious sound of the Young Tradition
	9:15am PaulRobeson1920: Warm Greetings ya’ll! Feelin the music
	9:15am Martinibomb: Hello Joe! goood morning fellow listeners
	9:17am Strandlund: It's the Great Joe McGasko!!
	👻 9:18am LastWhiteRhino: Should I be Drinking to enjoy this more?
	9:18am Mike W: Watersons on a gloomy fall morning filled with dread and hope...thanku Joe!
	👻 9:19am waters7: Kirstie McColl's voice was similar to the female voice in The Watersons
	9:19am Toothgrinder Tom: @Lastwhiterino only if your cup is made of pewter.
	9:19am Mungo Perkins: Haha, these Aiberdeen bairns are braw!
	9:19am Mike W: Anne Briggs is a problem only in the sense that the sound of her makes me want to abandon society to open an inn on a northern coast
	9:20am SueAdynamo: ha! my mom (Irish) taught me that rhyme.
	👻 9:20am YETI BOB: Wow, Lomax in Scotland, never heard any of these recordings before!
	👻 9:21am Webhamster Henry: Good Morning Joe & McGaskans.
	9:21am Martinibomb: ^Helloooo Webham Henry
	👻 9:22am Webhamster Henry: Hi M-Bomb!
	👻 9:23am Webhamster Henry: We seem to be in the a cappella room. Instruments are overrated.
	9:23am Toothgrinder Tom: Haven’t heard this in a while (Les voix mysteres de bulgar).
	👻 9:25am Webhamster Henry: Les Voix Bulgares - > Värttinä is a classic FMU segue
	👻 9:26am Brian in UK: Hey Joe. Ah the human voice, nothing to touch it.
	9:26am TDK60: Didn't know Lomax had dragged his tape recorder to Scotland.
	9:26am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Coming up: Les Voix Bulgares - > Värttinä -> Captain Beefheart
	9:27am Joe McG: Oh, hey, guys, welcome to the show! Hope you're having a nice Monday morning so far.
	9:28am Stillwell Coney Islander: I learned that rhyme when I was a kid. We recited it while we jumped Double Dutch rope.
	9:28am ratso: good morning.
	9:32am Terr n DE: Good morning Joe and listeners, Mika. i knew we d get to the Bulgars. I m hoping for Atmospheres but won t be disappointed if it doesn't happen. everything s been great so far.
	👻 9:36am Hughie Considine: Interesting choice of set for Yom Kippur...
	9:37am johnk77: aging folk-rocker checking in here hoping to live long enough to get my absentee ballot;>
	9:38am Terr n DE: ...far, lol.What s the letter limit ?, i didn t read the manual...
	9:38am TDK60: Diggin' the folksy segment Joe.
	9:40am Mikey_B: this is fantastic
	9:40am Terr n DE: Johnk77 ,here in DE one can go to the Election office ,get a Ballot sent or vote then and there.
	9:42am pantz: Nobody gets around much anymore, so this tune is fitting
	9:43am KWilde: Hey Joe - great opening set!
	9:43am Gerry from Miami: That last tune was the PERSUASIONS, not the PERSUADERS.
	9:44am ParUbi: What are the reasons?!
	9:45am ParUbi: (why the show is called "surface noise")
	👻 9:45am Hughie Considine: John Peel: "Somebody was trying to tell me that CDs are better than vinyl because they don't have any surface noise. I said, 'Listen, mate, life has surface noise."
	9:46am ParUbi: I meant to tell someone at the station that my SWAG arrived! I am so excited! It's just like Christmas.
	9:47am Terr n DE: Oct 1 full moon. Halloween full moon. ..and no despite what the media s pushin its not a " Blue Moon"
	9:47am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Hughie C You ever looked at the Peel online LP archive? Super impressive.
	9:50am Terr n DE: Persuations opened for Joni M. One put his arm on her shoulder to escort her on stage.She swatted it away
	9:50am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from dreary wet Tannersville. late to the party. up til 4am watching 1st 4 eps season 1 of ratched. GF over the moon but i had to turn my head a few times. now i feel cleansed by the acapella gospel. great set. hallelujah! thnx JoeM
	9:51am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Single File is my favorite segment of the week...except for all of my other favorite segments.
	9:52am Stanley: Hi Joe. I'm also rolling around in my swag, which arrived today. Thank you and the crew, very much. ParUbi - Christmas indeed.
	9:52am βrian: Sophisticated Boom-Boom is an explosion of saffron.
	👻 9:53am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Joe and McGasko group!.
	👻 9:54am Hughie Considine: @Woods, I have -- a real trove indeed!
	9:55am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Hughie C I love the design.
	👻 9:55am YETI BOB: @TerrInDE: The full moon on Oct 1 is the Harvest Moon (named after a Neil Young album). The one on Halloween will be the Hunter's moon. But it's also correctly referred to as a "blue moon", since its the second full moon in a single month.
	9:56am pantz: Great segue, Joe!!!
	9:58am John from Madison: Morning guys, great song.
	9:58am Terr n DE: hi Yeti, Harvest sure, songs about it, heard as a kid. Hunters seems a " lets name everything " invention. Called that long ago?
	9:59am Eric from Lake Hiawatha: This movie still makes me cry, anger and profound sadness. In training from ‘81 the whole arc of HIV.
	👻 10:00am Hughie Considine: @Woods, it's an amazing achievement really -- the man's collection and aesthetic lives on!
	10:01am Asheville Jon: Haulin' Oats!!!
	10:01am StringOFperils: The pipes of Darryl.
	10:03am Eric from Lake Hiawatha: Well done follow song, Philly and loss
	10:03am Terr n DE: AIDS. if your ancestors were immune to Plague you are immune to AIDS. Gene mutation.Odd they don't test for it.
	👻 10:04am Hughie Considine: Sounds completely logical and straightforward. What else ya got?
	10:06am Listener Bop Monroe: Gonna take a Miracle ALL TIME FAVE!!!!
	10:06am Eric from Lake Hiawatha: @Terr there is a genetic mutation that prevents HIV. Some researchers have hypothesized that bubonic plague was the culprit, but that's unlikely, because it was caused by a bacterial infection, not a virus
	10:07am Terr n DE: AIDS. Ancestors caught Plague but survived. You re in the get it 10 years later category.
	10:09am Terr n DE: Eric...Lakes. Same attack site for both immune system wise.
	10:09am David (in London): Late in today. Hello Joe and all Noiseniks.
	👻 10:10am Hughie Considine: Aw, now this is such a fine suite!
	10:10am David (in London): Handy, Count Yeti Bob, Hughie, TDK, melinda, Brian! So many groovers.
	10:11am pantz: Most of my life I thought Rundgren was too sugary sweet for my tastes, but after digging into his work he's one of my favorite artists. I could listen to just about anything by him, like Bowie.
	10:11am βrian: No relation to Lolabelle.
	👻 10:11am Hughie Considine: Greetings, @David. Groovin' with Joe is the best way to spend Monday mornings.
	10:16am Joe McG: Thanks for the nice words, Hughie!
	10:16am βrian: Reading about a certain person's tax returns ...
	10:17am StringOFperils: Meanwhile, citizen X scrambles to amass beer empty returns.
	10:18am pantz: @Brian, he's underwater fiscally and the bills are coming due. It's no wonder he's fighting so hard to keep a job he doesn't really want.
	10:20am Krys O.: Oh, this is lovely. Dion's voice makes me melt.
	10:24am PaulRobeson1920: Rainbow Road! A fine tune
	10:25am Terr n DE: just Wikipedia ed Every Time You Go... It's actually a good song...IT IS the Singer not the Song.
	10:26am StringOFperils: Singer gotta serve the song.
	👻 10:29am 12539: That last one made me miss Mister C.
	10:30am StringOFperils: That Resonaires was recent?!! That's some expertise, right there.
	10:31am David (in London): The Recentaires. That was some some instant classic.
	10:34am Strandlund: Oh Hell Yeah!!
	10:35am coelacanth∅: good morning Joe and fine morning folk
	10:35am Krys O.: Awright! Lighthouse!
	10:35am Krys O.: Are you gonna play Chase too?
	10:35am Listener Bop Monroe: OMG, Alison Steele is smiling somewhere.
	10:36am βrian: Heh. This song is so familiar to me, though I've never heard of Lighthouse.
	10:36am David (in London): Krys, kick off your Sunday shoes, as Kenny Loggins would have said. Hey Coela.
	10:36am Joe McG: @Krys: Alas, I have no Chase 45s.
	10:36am Mike W: when your single is 95 percent fanfare...
	10:37am coelacanth∅: 'afternoon David
	10:40am Terr n DE: yeah, i was thinkin of Chase too. Good version of Hand Rags and Glad Rags on their eponymous album
	10:40am TDK60: This is Pauline from The Selecter, right?
	10:40am Krys O.: That's right, TDK60.
	10:41am David (in London): She's on your radio TDK.
	10:41am David (in London): Sorry, I'll get my coat...
	10:41am TDK60: Thanks so muc,h Krys O. and London David.
	10:42am Rob Weisberg: Always loved Pauline Black's version of Shoo-rah Shoo-rah! (I confess that I heard it before the Betty Wright version - I think on WNYU's New Afternoon show way back when)
	👻 10:43am Brian in UK: Hey David, thought of you, second track up on todays show.
	10:43am Joe McG: Hey Rob! I'm not sure it's possible to do a bad version of such a great song. Allen Toussaint was the best.
	10:44am Constance De Witt: Well, good morning, Joe & all, lovely tunes, wishing everyone a happy day.
	10:46am coelacanth∅: good morning Constance
	10:46am David (in London): Hi Brian. Oh, ha, ha, I hadn't seen that. What a great song. Not being the world's most confident singer, I really had to force myself on that one.
	10:47am Joe McG: Constance, tell the folks about your new show.
	10:47am David (in London): Brian, BTW, Alaphilippe's win at the Worlds was pure class.
	10:49am Handy Haversack: David, coela, hey there.
	👻 10:50am Brian in UK: David, s'funny, I just turned it on at the last climb to see him power off after nine laps. Really pleased for him, you know what's coming and he still delivers.
	10:51am Jeezuseffinchrist: one of my fav Diana Ross (covers), my first pick if anyone forces me to do karaoke
	10:51am Huh: Do not know this band Wizzard. Before my time. Getting the strangest mental image of The Allman Brothers jamming with the Stranglers. Am I way off?
	10:51am Strandlund: You are crushing it today, Mr. Gasko...
	👻 10:51am Hughie Considine: Roy Wood of the Move led Wizzard.
	👻 10:52am Brian in UK: Mind you so was Van der Breggan's & Van Aert, second in both races, wow.
	10:52am Constance De Witt: Always so gracious, Joe! Hello, coel! Well, I do have a new show on the Sheena stream, a celebration of love and gentle sounds, a warm gathering with friends.
	10:52am Joe McG: Always nice to have you here, Strandlund. You are great for my self-esteem! :)
	10:52am Roberto: First comes the Love Jones, then the Love Hangover.
	10:52am Listener Baby: Just a National Treasure, that's all Baby Joe is. No more, no less.
	10:52am Krys O.: @Huh, Wizzard is Roy Wood's band. Definitely worth checking out.
	👻 10:53am Brian in UK: Do not wish it was Ch....... every day though.
	10:54am Terr n DE: the fantastic Bass of Ross s version is missed
	10:54am David (in London): Huh, no Christmas in the UK is ever complete without Wizzard. I think Benny and Bjorn admitted rewriting See My Baby Jive at Waterloo, too.
	10:54am Joe McG: So how many shows now in a row have I played Johnny Cash and Bruce Springsteen? Must be in the water.
	10:55am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Joe & all!
	10:56am dave wuz here: if i was a welder, and you worked at a deli, would you make me a sandwich, i'm hungry.
	10:57am coelacanth∅: howdy Handy David i had to check because i didn't realise i'd mixed an Anne Briggs song. you did a Fine job there!
	10:57am Stevel: Hey, Joe! I'm trying to transcribe an interview, but you keep playing cool songs. What's a slacker to do?
	10:57am Krys O.: Ball Park Incident is my fave Wizzard tune.
	10:58am Greg from ZONE 5: I prefer The Corona Quartet's version of this song.
	10:58am Joe McG: @Stevel: Chuck it in the fire!
	10:58am Rick A.: Given that Murmur is entirely great album, I am thinking the B side is just as great as the A side.
	10:58am Handy Haversack: "Radio Free Europe" is a surprisingly hard karaoke song -- was lucky enough to be at WFMU when the DJs performed this over the air at the end of last Marathon!
	10:58am Stevel: Joe McG: You're the boss!!
	10:58am Joe McG: @Greg: Ha ha @Handy: Fun memory of a not-so-fun time!
	10:59am Will: Isn't this a slowed-down version of the original 7" Hibtone single??
	10:59am David (in London): Thanks Coela. There's a little semi-hidden Velvet Underground reference at the end, too.
	👻 10:59am Hughie Considine: I can never hear "If I Were a Carpenter" without thinking of the Sopranos, and Christopher jokingly singing, "If I was a carpenter, and you were a douchebag..."
	10:59am Handy Haversack: A treasured memory given the months that followed, Joe.
	10:59am Greg from ZONE 5: Now that you mention it, I think that's the last fun memory I have!
	11:01am P-90: Sweet Single File today, Joe McG!
	11:01am paddy in matawan: wow didn't realize REM was that old.
	11:02am coelacanth∅: haha Constance yes a warm gathering that gets a little loose after a few cocktails!
	11:02am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Rejoice everybody...pumpkin spice mac & cheese is coming!
	11:04am PaulRobeson1920: Good Stuff!
	11:05am βrian: Pumpkin spice in our household has cumin, coriander, cayenne, and a little asafetida.
	11:07am coelacanth∅: David really? how'd i miss that? (the chords are a little like what goes on but i don't think that's what you mean)
	11:07am paul: Lighthouse sounded a lot like the Ides of March.
	11:07am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @βrian Asafetida. I keep mine in a plastic jar sealed inside of a mason jar.
	👻 11:07am tim from champaign (now washington): Hello Gentleman Joe and friends!
	11:08am David (in London): Coela. That's exactly what I mean. It's buried right down in the mix towards the very end.
	11:10am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Ken Freedman, to document the dangers of cutting your hair with a Flowbie in the time of Covid19.
	11:11am βrian: In the etymology section of the dictionary, I came across the phrase, "Skunking the cobbler," described as a childhood prank of setting a some asafetida alight and then pushing it through a gap in the cobbler's stall.
	11:13am coelacanth∅: oh haha David i like the subtle suggestions in music. i apologise for not realising it was intentional
	👻 11:14am YETI BOB: Did Steve Gunn and Jack Rose ever perform together? They could have billed themselves as Gunn&Rose.
	11:16am David (in London): Coela. No apology needed. Just glad you liked it. That Gunn-Truscinski was super nice.
	11:17am Eric from Lake Hiawatha: Agree the Gunn-T was compelling. Thanks
	11:18am coelacanth∅: David, for what it's worth i did a version of an Anne Briggs song as well, a few years ago (wishing well)... but it's not great and won't tell you how to find it!
	11:23am Listener Bop Monroe: domine se requiemos (bonk!)
	👻 11:24am tim from champaign (now washington): I'm digging this. Joe, what's the scoop with Coreyah?
	11:25am Joe McG: They're traditional Korean musicians who get a bit untraditional. Young folks!
	👻 11:26am YETI BOB: Self-described "psychedelic Korean folk music". This is great!
	11:26am dougseidel: i love it
	👻 11:26am tim from champaign (now washington): Cool! I was wondering if it was from Korea based on the name.
	11:27am David in London: Really liking this.
	👻 11:27am YETI BOB: I think they are based in NYC. sori.nyc... - "The group’s unique freewheeling, polystylistic vision combines a variety of influences, including Anglo-American rock, Balkan gypsy, and genres from South America and Africa."
	👻 11:27am YETI BOB: thanks Joe, this is why I keep listening and pledging to WFMU
	11:28am Rob: You're welcome Joe and yes! Actually they are based in South Korea Yeti Bob but they will be touring North America next year too - more at sori.nyc... . They explain the name on that page: "The name Coreyah is a Sino-Korean homonym that refers to the inheritance of the past and also in Korean means "whale"—the group's totem animal and good luck charm."
	11:28am TDK60: The aging folk-rockers need a snack before lunch..
	👻 11:29am YETI BOB: @Rob: Thanks - I saw "nyc" in the link and made an assumption
	11:30am Joe B: hey Joe and everyone
	11:32am Joe McG: Hey Joe! Glad you got your cactus!
	11:33am Terr n DE: Speaking of Korean, anyone hip to Luna Lee YouTube. check out her version of Voodoo Chile. She plays a Gaguin a Korean plucked table harp which allows string bends
	11:35am Brendan: Reminds me of Aphex Twin Boy Girl Song
	11:35am Rob: Yes in fact YB Sori NYC is Shawn Choi's company when he's not working his day job at Flushing Town Hall! Shawn is the young New Yorker responsible for bringing some interesting indie-folk-experimental bands from S. Korea to North America. Last thing: Flushing Town Hall is re-streaming a past concert by Coreyah tomorrow night: www.flushingtownhall.org...
	11:37am Mr. Pumpy: That Silvia Tarozzi was amazing!
	11:37am Krys O.: Love this tango!
	11:38am Joe McG: @Mr. Pumpy: This is one amazing album, this Silvia Tarozzi. It's hard to choose what to play for you.
	👻 11:39am YETI BOB: @Rob: I've been listening to your show for years - big part of my Saturday. I'm not usually on the comments board on the weekend but it's great to see you pop up here. @Terr: I'll check that out! I love that instrument.
	11:39am Krys O.: Loads of great tango 78s on YouTube.
	11:39am iiibeat: Indecipherable vox. Incredibly beautiful song.
	👻 11:40am YETI BOB: And now the Baird Sisters? What have I done to deserve this? Did I die and go to heaven?
	11:41am Krys O.: My late Polish dad, who was born almost 100 years ago, loved to play tangos on the harmonica. Seems that the style was huge in interwar Poland: culture.pl...
	11:42am Joe McG: @Krys: Wow, do you have any recordings?
	11:43am Rob: Aw thanks Yeti Bob and I agree everyone, lovely stuff - and Joe's segue's are magical! And thanks Krys O for your story and the article - very interesting!
	11:45am Krys O.: @Joe: I only have the tapes that my father recorded in the mid-80s. Two of them were digitized and they're on my SoundCloud: Paul O the DJ and Harmonica Demo. soundcloud.com...
	11:46am TDK60: The freak folkers came out of hiding from their cottage, to look around, squinting.
	11:46am tom: this baird sisters reminds me of nick drake
	11:47am Krys O.: Cheers, Rob! I've mentioned elsewhere that family gatherings included our Ukrainian family friend on guitar, my dad on harmonica and spoons, and our cousin on accordion. Lots of exotic gypsy melodies were played.
	11:49am David in London: Mr Pumpy! Long time, mate.
	11:52am Fab T: Hi, does anybody know the track Joe used as background track between One Fine Morning & Standing with You? It's the one with just two chords and a kick and some hi hat as a beat. It's so great, I look forward to it every Monday! Sound Hog doesn't recognize it unfortunately... :-( I would appreciate if someone knew it. Many thanks.
	11:52am jonah: listening to this as my coworker blasts early 2000s dance pop. the duality of man
	11:53am Joe McG: Thanks for listening and commenting, everyone! Have a great week. See you in October! Stay tuned for Three Chord Monte with Joe B.
	11:53am West Trenton Vinnie: What a beautiful version of this song
	11:53am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Joe! Lovely show today. Much needed and appreciated.
	11:53am βrian: Irene Trudel coming up on the Drummer Stream, too: wfmu.org...
	11:53am David in London: Great show today Joe.
	11:54am morphe": Thanks Joe and all!!!!!!!!!!!!
	👻 11:54am YETI BOB: the week is off to a good start. it's rainy and gloomy outside and i feel fine.
	👻 11:54am 12539: Thanks, Joe! Stay well!
	11:55am TDK60: Gracias Joe. Diolch is what the Welsh say.
	11:55am Joe B: great show as always Joe
	11:56am morphe": Yeti Bob... the old crazy second hand stuff was on Maxwell street - crazy junk.. not far from there is the great train yard with the lovely bridge
	👻 11:56am bbob: Love the Jersey Girl cover. Great show, Joe!
	11:57am radioronan: Thanks Joe!
	👻 11:57am YETI BOB: @morphe': Right on - I thought you probably meant Maxwell St. That old market got cleared out to make student housing for UIC.
	11:57am Krys O.: Thanks, Joe!
	11:57am PaulRobeson1920: Thanks for the good show! & Thank you Skeltons! Peace and love, one and all
	11:58am TDK60: Yeti & Morphe. The surrealist Franklin Rosement adored and wrote about Maxwell St.
	👻 11:59am YETI BOB: There's a Maxwell St scene in Blues Brothers movie. And a few real documentaries about it too.
	12:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Joe

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from September 28, 2020

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