WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from May 27, 2020

Listener comments!
	6:56pm LambdaCalculus: Evening, Gary and Bodega friends!
	6:57pm listener james from westwood: How do, Gary, Lambda, all!
	6:58pm Gary: Hey there, Lambda-C and James!
	6:59pm LambdaCalculus: How's everyone doing today?
	6:59pm tim abdellah: Hi Lambda, James, and Gary and Bodegans! All's well here in Richmond CA!
	7:00pm LambdaCalculus: Hi Tim!
	7:00pm Gary: Howdy, Tim!
	7:01pm chresti: Hi Gary and Bodegans!
	7:01pm Gary: Chresti!
	7:02pm LambdaCalculus: Hi chresti!
	7:02pm zmzzmz: Hi Gary, I missed last week show but I'm proud owner of bunch of VP csstts! Ninjaman!
	7:04pm chresti: Hi Lambda!
	7:04pm Gold Pants: Hi Gary n' Gary friends!
	7:05pm Gary: Zmzzmz & GoldPants!
	7:05pm melinda: hi Gary and everyone!
	7:05pm Gary: Melinda!
	7:06pm Carmichael: Heya Gary and jam kickers.
	7:07pm Carmichael: @tim abdellah, I'm in Sacramento.
	7:07pm Gary: Carmichael!
	7:08pm ifny: Hi all! Loving the programming choices today Gary!!
	7:09pm Gary: IFNY!
	7:09pm ifny: Also, I most certainly am outside right now. Gardening up a storm.
	7:10pm Gary: Sweet -- I really really really wish I had me a garden
	7:11pm Tabula Rasa: Hi Gary! We go waaayyyy back. Hint: Columbus and Bay, S.F.
	7:11pm ifny: Yes, I feel very lucky. But window gardening is a thing, though you have to self-pollinate.
	7:12pm Gary: Tabula Rasa! Well, it's a Tower Person, that much I know ... HI
	7:12pm Rich in Washington: Gary!
	7:13pm Gary: Rich!
	7:13pm Tabula Rasa: Yes, a Tower alumni who has been here previously, with Gold Pants...
	7:14pm ifny: Hmmm, I like this show so much I just flung my phone into the weeds. The insects are grooving.
	7:14pm Gary: Haha, well I'm starting to think the Initials may be a Major Clue haha ... HI TRACY
	7:14pm tim abdellah: Hey Carmichael - are you actually in Carmichael? ☺
	7:15pm Tabula Rasa: HI GARY!
	7:16pm tim abdellah: Ain't no hafla like Baalbek hafla cos a Baalbek hafla don't stop?
	7:17pm chresti: Hi Tim, I'm in San Gabriel, as you may remember from past chats, nice to see you.
	7:18pm Gold Pants: Hi Tabula Rasa! Beautiful day in Alameda today, feels like summer.
	7:19pm WR: Hi all. Hi Gary. I have a vintage belly. Let's see if it starts to dance.
	7:20pm Gary: WR!
	7:20pm chresti: Haha WR.
	7:21pm tim abdellah: Hey Chrest - Nice to see you too. Cali in the house!
	7:22pm tim abdellah: #VintageBelly!
	7:24pm Dean: Berkeley. Cancer and my name is Dean And I like a woman That loves everything and everybody Because I love everybody and everything. Float, float on!
	7:25pm Gary: Dean!
	7:25pm chresti: Floating Vintage Belly.
	7:26pm tim abdellah: Float on, Dean! Oooooh - take my hand...
	7:26pm TDK60: Hi, just slipped in still early-late enough to be suave and fashionable.
	7:27pm doctorjazz: Hi Gary and Popsters!
	7:27pm Gary: TDKx60! Dr.ofJazz!
	7:28pm Dean: I'll take you to Love Land, tim. At least as far as El Cerrito. Made a kick out the jams joke earlier today, too. Buddy and I were discussing various recordings of Allegri's famous Miserere, one of which was a live recording by the Tallis Scholars that I dubbed, "Kick Out Ye Jams."
	7:30pm Gary: Be Ye Jamf Allway' Kick'd
	7:31pm Dean: Nice touch with that "f"!
	7:31pm Gary: We aim to pleafe
	7:32pm Carmichael: @tim, yes I am!
	7:33pm Carmichael: @Gary, did you used to work at that Tower?
	7:33pm tim abdellah: LOL! May thy jamf be well kickethed!
	7:33pm TDK60: Chresti here? Did you go back to work?..
	7:34pm Gary: @Carmichael! Yes, I did, I think it was from 1987-88?
	7:36pm Dean: Where the bee...er, never mind...
	7:36pm Gold Pants: Thee beft yearf at Ye Olde Tower of Recordf
	7:37pm Dean: I feel like I spent a good 25% of my life during the '80s and '90s at multiple Tower locations.
	7:37pm Gary: Indeede, GP! In thofe dayf, the wee discf of polycarbonate plaftic were frefhly rollng off the fhelff
	7:38pm ifny: Is it safe to assume that everyone has seen 'This Too Shall Pass' (Tower Records documentary)? I stumbled across it the other day and thoroughly enjoyed it.
	7:39pm chresti: Yes, TDK60, today was my Friday, It started Sunday. Bunch of eager Tennis players to keep in line..
	7:39pm Gary: Yes, I saw it!
	7:39pm TDK60: ifny: I've not seen it. Assuming makes me giggle and twitchf.
	7:40pm tim abdellah: @Ifny - I keep meaning to check out that doc. Is it on any of the usual streaming platforms?
	7:40pm Dean: Being a sumo wrestler trainer, I'll be out of work for a ways to go.
	7:40pm Carmichael: Holy cow, I used to work at KITS and K101 back in those days. I probably went to that Tower 2-3 times a week.
	7:41pm Dean: Haven't seen the Tower documentary, but I made a pilgrimage to Tower Grill in Sacramento a long time ago.
	7:41pm Gary: I think I got it via iTunes? I remember watching it on my computer
	7:41pm TDK60: Chresti, you have a commute to yer job?
	7:42pm Carmichael: Being from Sacramento, I grew up in the shadow of Tower Records. Next door to the Tower Cafe, Dean.
	7:43pm Gold Pants: Yef, Gary, alaf! We had no idea how good we had it back then... And yeah, I saw the Tower doc. It was good but I wish they had interviewed more employees and less big wigs. Those of us who worked in the racks and behind the counter saw things differently!
	7:44pm Dean: Cafe, right. Was visiting friends who are still there. Last time I was in town was last summer, brutal heat. My son and I had lunch at a nice joint with a great beer selection.
	7:45pm Carmichael: It's 102 today, Dean. Come on over. :)
	7:46pm Gary: My favorite Tower experience? The 8 (I think?) story Tower Records in Shabuya, Tokyo -- I spent an entire day there
	7:47pm Gold Pants: Amazing! And that one is still there, right?
	7:48pm Gary: I think so. I was there in 2010. Maki Asakawa had died a few months earlier and there was a tower (cough) of her CDs on the ground floor in memory
	7:49pm Dean: Honestly wish I could, Carmichael. I've told my fave Tower story on the comment boards here before. Spent a couple days touring all the Towers in the LA area in search of a copy of Sviatoslav Richter's famous Sofia recording of Mussourgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition. Nothin'. A week or so later I stroll into my buddy's record shop in Whittier, where I spy a stack of LPs on the counter, recently acquired used classical LPs. Flipped through them. The bottom one was the Richter. Fifty cents.
	7:49pm RetroHawk: Evening guys
	7:50pm Gold Pants: How cool, Gary... long may it reign!
	7:51pm melinda: For years I had negative feelings about Tower Records because they took over a beloved local Art Deco movie theater building when it closed.
	7:51pm Gary: RetroHawk!
	7:51pm chresti: Yes, each day get's more crowded with cars, a reversal of traffic congestion shrinking, the week before we closed. @TDK60
	7:52pm Dean: I have since acquired the remastered CD, issued much later than my quest. Other fond Tower memories: close-outs on Riverside and related jazz records, including the Bill Evans and Thelonious Monk boxes (LPs). Prices slashed. Grabbed 'em.
	7:53pm ifny: @tim abdellah Good question, I assume so (despite the danger of giggles and twitches). A stranger shared it with me via the Interwebs.
	7:53pm tim abdellah: I frequented the Tower(s) in Berkeley more than the SF store, since I lived in the East Bay. But loved getting to the SF store when I could. Loved the huge album covers they would paint outside the store. Saw Sonic Youth do an in-store there (well, in the parking lot outside the store) in 1990. Someone had given Thurston Moore a box of donuts, and he proceeded to fling them into crowd one by one.
	7:53pm TDK60: Traffic still shrunk here in NYC. Okay by me. Went on a now-rare bicycle ride today.
	7:54pm TDK60: That was some drivin' stuff, DJ.
	7:55pm ifny: @Gary @Gold Pants Yes, the Tower Records in Tokyo is still there afaik. That's the only Tower Records I've ever been to. I spent lots of quality time there, and used to sleep in the 24 Internet café in the same building if time got away from me (each computer had its own cubicle and reclining chair for the purpose).
	7:57pm ifny: Each cubicle had its own phone so you could phone 'room service' to your cubicle. That and the bottomless drink bar (tea, juice, smoothies) nomnomnom.
	7:57pm chresti: The Ears Of Brooklyn.
	7:58pm Linda Lee: beautiful, beautiful music. thank you so much, Gary!
	7:58pm Dean: After moving to Berkeley in '01 I visited the Durant Tower all the time. In LA, I was all over the place: Buena Park, West Covina, Sunset Blvd. (especially the Classical Annex across the street), and many more. Buena Park was a strong draw, because it was relatively close to home and not far from an amazing small record store, Beggar's Banquet, famous for its seletion of bootlegs. After Springsteen sued, they ran into trouble and went out of business.
	7:58pm Linda Lee: hi chresti!
	7:58pm tim abdellah: 2011!
	7:59pm ifny: Baalbek music festival takes place in an amazing Roman temple complex -- better preserved than the Parthenon. I've never been to the festival but I've been to Baalbek.
	7:59pm TDK60: Tim does a blog? What is it about? Can you link?
	7:59pm chresti: Hi LL!
	7:59pm tim abdellah: moroccantapestash.blogspot.com/
	7:59pm Linda Lee: hello TDK60! :-)
	8:01pm Carmichael: Linda Lee, holy moly. Long time no hear from.
	8:01pm Gary: Linda L!
	8:01pm Linda Lee: Tower stories? my first Tower shop: 1973, LA. what a cool. huge, fascinating store. nothing but glass, light & records. revelation!
	8:01pm Linda Lee: hi Carmichael!
	8:01pm Gary: @TDK: Tim's blog is one of Wonders of the Earth!
	8:02pm TDK60: Hola Linda.
	8:02pm JakeGould: Hey Gary!
	8:03pm JakeGould: Did you see this Twitter video? Eid appropriate but warmed my damned heart as well. twitter.com...
	8:04pm chresti: That's my first Tower, too, late 70s @LL.
	8:04pm Gary: Jake!
	8:05pm Linda Lee: really? wasn't it great! i was used to small, dark, new york city record stores.. something furtive about those.. like standing in a crate, to shop. Tower was something else!
	8:05pm tim abdellah: @Jake - that's awesome!
	8:06pm Dean: My first Tower, too, early '80s. Was taken with the speakers they installed to play music. Bought a set for my system shortly thereafter. But still, my favorite record stores were pre-chain Moby Disc, Aaron's, Rhino, and nowadays Down Home.
	8:07pm Dean: And of course the old Poo-Bah.
	8:10pm chresti: Yeah, my first LA record shopping experience was at Platypus, in east Hollywood, in '76.
	8:10pm tim abdellah: Hajja Hamdawiya - long may she reign!!
	8:11pm Linda Lee: such beautiful music. such good medicine.
	8:12pm chresti: Poo-Bah, Rhino, Aaron's, were my go-to places, after I had a car.
	8:13pm chresti: Agree @LL.
	8:13pm tim abdellah: @Dean - Long Live Down Home Music in El Cerrito! Hope they're able to weather the Covid shutdown. I was in there the last weekend before the shutdown.
	8:13pm Gary: Also, this is the first time I'm broadcasting using an external DAC (digital audio converter) ... does anyone notice a difference? I mean, it's still getting squished back down to 128kbps as it goes through the stream, but in my headphones its sounds super crisp and, I can't think of any other word for it, "specific." It's like getting glasses for the ears
	8:13pm Linda Lee: these dark little ny record stores. did they even have names? there were some names.. Second Coming, Bleecker Bob's, Rock's In Your Head, Soho Music Gallery.. but my favorites were just .. there.
	8:14pm northguineahills: Out of the three times I went to a Tower Recs (all in NYC), two of the times was when they were having their fire sale (and it was glorious).
	8:14pm Gary: Downtown Music Gallery is still there, or was BC (Before COVID) ... HEY, NGH!
	8:15pm Dean: I remember Platypus, too, chresti. Agreed, tim. I'll be crushed if Chris decides to shut down Down Home. DMG is one amazing store.
	8:15pm chresti: Sounds great, Gary.
	8:16pm Dean: Bleecker Bob even had a run in Hollywood!
	8:16pm Linda Lee: i've actually had this chat before. i'm pretty sure Downtown Music Gallery & Soho Music Gallery were different places. the Soho store on Wooster near Canal closed in the early 80s..
	8:17pm Linda Lee: Bleecker Bob had a run in Hollywood? guessing that was downscale Hollywood.
	8:18pm tim abdellah: Hey Gary - this track is also Hajja Hamdawiya.
	8:18pm Dean: For cutting-edge punk c. '77, Zed in Long Beach, associated with Island Records. Solid store. Yep, there was a BB's on Hollywood Blvd., right in the middle of things.
	8:18pm Gary: Oh! I'll add her name in, then -- thanks, Tim!
	8:18pm TDK60: I was in Bleecker Bob's a few times before it closed several years back. I think the House of Oldies is still there on Carmine St.
	8:19pm Linda Lee: what was the name of the 2 stores on Park Row near City Hall in New York? one was audio equipment, one was records.. side by side, 2 stories each, if i remember right.
	8:19pm chresti: I that sounded familiar, Bleecker Bob.
	8:19pm Linda Lee: those were great stores. you could browse all day. no one cared.
	8:20pm Gary: See, people, I told you Tim delivers the goods. @Linda: Gosh, I have this memory of something like JBL or ... something with a J and all letters? Or am I thinking of something else downtown?
	8:20pm Linda Lee: wow. Bleecker Bob's as i remember it was so.. grungy! (before grunge was a brand.)
	8:21pm Linda Lee: @Gary ~ yes! J & R??
	8:21pm Linda Lee: J & R Music World! thank you! :-)
	8:21pm Ike: Sounding great this evening!
	8:22pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): what Ike said! Hello, Gary and all!
	8:22pm Gary: THAT'S IT! Yes. My friend Jordan and I would go there every now and then and he'd buy up all the Trojan box sets (which he kindly burned for me)
	8:22pm Gary: Ike!
	8:22pm Linda Lee: ha!! beautiful! hi Granny! found us! :-)
	8:23pm Gary: "He kindly burned for me" sounds like a creepy Emily Dickinson poem ... HI Granny ST!
	8:23pm Linda Lee: 'because i could not burn for death, he kindly burned for me'..
	8:23pm LambdaCalculus: I miss J & R Music World! Used to browse and buy there when I was in the area!
	8:23pm Dean: There are no creepy Emily Dickinson poems.
	8:24pm TDK60: There's still Generation Records I think on Thompson in the Village. Punk-oriented. (Upper) West Sider Books has a record annex of used LPs, rock and classical, on W.72nd.
	8:24pm Dean: I only know J&R World through ads in National Lampoon.
	8:24pm Linda Lee: i worked in the area & passed J & R on the way to the subway. enough said.
	8:25pm Linda Lee: i loved the stores that you could get lost in because no one was hanging over your shoulder. hours, children. hours.
	8:26pm Linda Lee: something happened to J & R when cds came in. the store lost heart, somehow.
	8:26pm Gary: But, Dean, "He Kindly Burned for Me" is Dickinson's poem about her stalker, who she winds up stalking, and it's very, very creepy, with a lot of stalking and burning and such-like, but written down in ink rather than "happening" (ink = more creepy b/c imagination allowed to "take off")
	8:27pm Tabula Rasa: Thanks, as always, for your show, Gary! Bedtime for Gryphon- gotta go...
	8:27pm Linda Lee: haha! 'stalking and burning and such-like' ..
	8:27pm Dean: Written down in ink is all the difference in the world.
	8:27pm LambdaCalculus: TDK, I've also been to Generation, but they tend to be a little pricey.
	8:27pm Gary: Goodnight, Tracy -- I hope we can all hang out again when this is all over!
	8:28pm Linda Lee: we won't even talk about the bargain bins at Korvette's..
	8:28pm TDK60: Music Inn on West 4th has used LPs. Mostly a world music instrument shop, and an open mike.
	8:28pm Linda Lee: how many record stores were there that were not record stores? many. :-)
	8:29pm Linda Lee: remember the record departments in department stores? :-)
	8:29pm Dean: Department stores, Linda. I haunted the department store record bins.
	8:29pm tim abdellah: Hey Gary - this doesn't sound like Atlas music. Are you sure THIS isn't Abdelhak, and the Hajja Handawiya track had 2 songs?
	8:30pm Linda Lee: yes!!! :-) fun bargains! they didn't know what the heck was in there. i distinctly remember finding 'Marquee Moon' for something like a 98 cents.
	8:30pm Dean: Bingo!
	8:30pm Gary: Many of the CDs you're hearing right now are from phone-card shops!
	8:30pm Linda Lee: so beautiful, Gary. i needed this music.
	8:31pm TDK60: Linda, I bought "Velvet Underground & Nico" in the Shop Rite supermarket in Nutley, NJ, in '67. I'm sure the store manager had no idea of the danger of that product!
	8:31pm Gary: Oh, dang, you're right, Tim -- THIS is the Atlas
	8:31pm Linda Lee: haha! so funny. i think they bought palettes of records. no clue at all.
	8:32pm Linda Lee: what did you think?
	8:32pm Dean: Marquee Moon?! I'm talking older department stores. I remember agonizing over whether or not I should buy Dylan's Self Portrait in a departmet store. Didn't.
	8:32pm TDK60: Linda, My mind was blown, as they used to say.
	8:33pm Dean: Bought McCartney's first solo album at a K-Mart.
	8:33pm Linda Lee: great! good for you! :-)
	8:34pm TDK60: Diggin' this Moroccan music also, Gary.
	8:34pm Linda Lee: yes. definitely remember the older department stores. i'm pretty sure my mother bought the Beatles' "Yesterday & Today" for me at a department store in new york. (it was new.)
	8:35pm Linda Lee: i might have been the world's youngest Beatlemaniac. about 4 years old. adored them.
	8:35pm tim abdellah: Deprtment stores!! I remember the little music corner in the Bon Marche department store in downtown Seattle as a wee lad. I can remember going down there with my Mom and getting a 45 of the Five Man Electrical Band "Signs" in like 1970.
	8:36pm Linda Lee: sure do remember that record! yes, the 45 racks! sometimes by number..
	8:36pm Linda Lee: i remember the cubby holes numbered by the sales rank. #1 was usually empty.
	8:37pm northguineahills: I believe Dave Sewelson attepted to call Bruce at DMG on his show a few weeks back. Then, some confirmed they are still open, but mail-order in the mean-time, and Bruce has been spending the weekends mailing records and picking up records...
	8:37pm TDK60: My first real music store was near the Shop Rite, Nunzio's Music, an instrument and record shop. He gave lessons in the back, violin, clarinet, etc. It's where I first got the Beatles, that Dylan guy, and the Dave Clark 5. Good ole' Nunzio, a kind man.
	8:37pm Gary: I remember the records (those shiny 70s Hits compilations) and the Mad paperbacks being on the same wall? in one of the stores I used frequent as a budding addict
	8:38pm Linda Lee: cool memories!! records. magic.
	8:39pm Linda Lee: i seem to remember being drawn to the record department first in any department store..
	8:39pm chresti: I remember shopping in Penny's or Monkey Wards record bins, early 70s. Don't remember what I bought, probably a gift for someone during the holidays.
	8:40pm Gary: Wait, didn't Tower Records itself start as a drug or variety store (the father) ...?
	8:40pm Linda Lee: Monkey Wards! :-) my mother designed clothes for their mail order catalogues. that was her work. :-)
	8:40pm Linda Lee: did it?
	8:41pm Gary: I think that was the origin story, if I remember the documentary. Damn, now we gotta have everyone double check the doc
	8:41pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): saying YEAH to these sounds! My first record store was DJ's Records and Tapes at the Triangle Shopping Mall in glamorous Longview Washington. Every afternoon i rode my bike there and stayed until they closed. The new waver staff member invited me to her place to watch "Spinal Tap." on VHS!
	8:41pm Linda Lee: origin is probably in the Tower wiki entry..
	8:42pm Linda Lee: Granny, thart's lovely. :-)
	8:42pm chresti: ^That was in Santa Maria, CA. If you wanted to shop with the big boys, you would go to SLO or Santa Barbara.
	8:43pm Linda Lee: i even seem to remember the posters for sale alongside the records in the department stores. one stop groovy shopping. black light posters.. flourescent colors.. naked women & trolls. rainbows.
	8:44pm Linda Lee: flowers, flowers, flowers. more naked women.
	8:44pm Dean: For posters, there was Hair Boutique in Whittier, across the street from my junior high school, c. '73.
	8:44pm chresti: ..Unicorns...mushrooms...
	8:45pm Linda Lee: haha!! yes. unicorns and mushrooms. then the big photo posters. Charlie Chaplin. Frankenstein. Mick Jagger..
	8:45pm Dean: "Draft beer, not students."
	8:46pm tim abdellah: Ooh "Samawi"! I posted a different version of this song on the blog a few weeks ago: moroccantapestash.blogspot.com...
	8:46pm Linda Lee: Brigitte Bardot!
	8:46pm Linda Lee: this is phenomenal. Make Love Not War.
	8:46pm TDK60: Gosh, back then there was a huge poster store/head shop in my town. Those old b&w posters of the Marx Bros., Mae West, Bogart, etc. or colorful rock posters.
	8:47pm Linda Lee: yes! exactly. posters were big.
	8:47pm Linda Lee: the Marx Bros hookah poster!
	8:47pm Dean: Peter Max
	8:47pm Gary: Sweet, Tim!
	8:47pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): My best friend lives a few blocks from the original Tower. It looms like a legend.
	8:48pm Linda Lee: Peter Max!! yes! everywhere.
	8:48pm Gary: OMG, sudden flashback of buying Fat Freddy's Cat comics in a headshop on Haight Street in the 80s
	8:48pm Linda Lee: hahah! we've opened the portal ;-)
	8:49pm Linda Lee: was the Tower on the Strip the first one, Granny?
	8:49pm Dean: First Tower was in Sacramento.
	8:49pm Linda Lee: (haven't checked the origin story yet.)
	8:49pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Gary: I adore Fat Freddy's Cat! I was way too young to understand anything that was going on in the Freak Bros world, but my mom gave me those comix along with Archie and Caspar and such!
	8:50pm Linda Lee: your mom was the best. :-)
	8:50pm tim abdellah: This is fully rocking, and better than my version of Samawi (although I think that one was the bigger hit). Jams more successfully kicked out here!
	8:51pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Linda Lee: the first Tower was in Sacramento. Like Dean just said! There's a Tower Cinema and a Tower Restaurant there, too.
	8:51pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Captain Linda: thanks, i agree! <3
	8:51pm TDK60: As a /teen/ I had a big b&w poster of Allen Ginsberg on a picket line protesting pot prohibition; his sign said "Pot Is Fun." I think my parents probably made me take it down.
	8:51pm Linda Lee: Tower Restaurant! :-)
	8:52pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): The Tower restaurant is amazingly good.
	8:52pm Linda Lee: i know that one! brilliant photo.
	8:52pm Linda Lee: is that pretty much american diner fare?
	8:53pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Also shout out to Tower Records for being the biggest champs of all the weird and wacky zines in the 90's.
	8:54pm northguineahills: Always love good chaabi, can't wait for the dabke (which will survive the Syrian mess).
	8:54pm Linda Lee: were they? fabulous. :-)
	8:55pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Linda Lee: Tower Restaurant is a little fancy, actually.
	8:56pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Maybe a little too trendy, even! Here's a sandwich: Truffled mushrooms, onion marmalade, roasted jalapeño, gruyere cheese, arugula, and herbed mayonnaise on toasted focaccia bread.
	8:57pm TDK60: Just found that Ginsberg photo. He's standing in the snow. aphelis.net...
	8:57pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Thanks, Gary, these sounds soothe and stimulate the spirits!
	8:58pm TDK60: Granny, I agree. They're all groovin' me forward into the eve...
	9:00pm northguineahills: GST's avatar is dancing to the beat on my end....
	9:02pm chresti: You think they put enough ingredients in that sandwich? @Granny
	9:03pm chresti: Jeepers!
	9:06pm coelacanth∅: hey Gary & all
	9:08pm northguineahills: Sounds tasty, GST, I'm on an extreme budget, so variations of tacos and quesedillas are about as good as it gets for me....
	9:09pm Gary: coelacanth∅!
	9:11pm Linda Lee: good heavens! :-)
	9:11pm StringOFperils: Every time I re-read those sandwich ingredients I die a little more inside. Gurgle...
	9:11pm peter: checking in late!
	9:11pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): chresti: i'm sure the sandwich could use some artisanal somethingorother, eh?
	9:12pm Gary: Peter! String OF perils!
	9:12pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): ngh: well, i ain't in sacto and i had tacos today, so it's all a dream in my mind, too! :)
	9:13pm Gary: I've eaten nothing but burritos today (black beans, ground meat, cheese, pico, garlic, lime)
	9:13pm StringOFperils: Hi Gary. Looks like I missed a lot of great material while I was hacking my way through the psychedelic jungle to get here.
	9:13pm Linda Lee: just about dinner time now, i think. another can of chili ..
	9:14pm Linda Lee: i sense a bean theme.
	9:14pm coelacanth∅: hungry
	9:14pm Dean: Making skillet fried potato wedges with garlic and salt, then cheeseburgers.
	9:14pm StringOFperils: Lentils and rice here. Doesn't seem to be cutting it.
	9:14pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Linda Lee: i had a can o' chili on Monday. Full disclosure: i am now eating cereal in front of my computer. That is me.
	9:14pm Linda Lee: spices are key!
	9:15pm Linda Lee: we're both real fussy that way, Granny. this i know.
	9:16pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Cap'n Linda: hopefully our cruise ship will have really good snacks!
	9:17pm Linda Lee: you know it! all the very best.
	9:17pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): LL: i saw your Tish and Snook reference earlier and it reminded me to refresh my Manic Panic hair dye. Still trying!
	9:18pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Cap'n Linda: Oohh, we should get that guy who sang the "Lesspeeyun" song to do brunch shows!
	9:19pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): It's time we announced to this chatboard: we are manifesting a dream to sail a ship to Brighton to visit DJ GeorgyGirl! Who's in?
	9:19pm Linda Lee: hahah! absolutely! quick check says we'll be at sea for about 2 weeks.
	9:20pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Linda Lee: that's 4 brunch shows and 5 weeknight shows with a trivia night and kraoke?
	9:20pm Linda Lee: sounds good!
	9:20pm tim abdellah: lazyproduction-arabtunes.blogspot.com
	9:20pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): i'm so excited i'm tripping on the keyboard!
	9:23pm StringOFperils: Thanks for the Lazy Productions tip. I was trying to find some good links to Fairuz's recordings, and not having much luck...so great !
	9:23pm chresti: DO IT AGAIN
	9:23pm Linda Lee: we do have one setback for this trip. as of right now the US State Department isn't issuing new passports. they'd best get their act together before we set sail.
	9:24pm tim abdellah: That intro was trippy!
	9:26pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Linda Lee: 10-4! I mean, eye eye, Cap'n!
	9:30pm Gary: Stick around after this show for Sam Segal's superfine program, If You Lose Your Horse. Tonight's episode? The Stars Over Blackwater Mountain Still Dangle and Flash Like Horses: wfmu.org...
	9:33pm northguineahills: Gary, help me out, but I can't think of any relatively modern Lybian genres out there, while I can for the rest of north Africa...
	9:34pm Linda Lee: eye yi yi, Granny! :-)
	9:35pm Gary: I can only think of hip hop: www.theguardian.com...
	9:35pm melinda: I'd sail to Brighton.
	9:39pm northguineahills: Probably b/c the creative arts was stifled under Qaddaffi. The rest of north Africa had strong-armed dictators of one stripe or another (Morroco's being rather benign), but they have always have had strong creative arts...
	9:39pm TDK60: I get seasick easily. Bring me a little treasure back?
	9:43pm melinda: I would need dramamine. Had a terrible episode on a ferry trip once.
	9:43pm TDK60: NGH: Benign maybe, if you don't live in Western Sahara.
	9:47pm chresti: I think my longest water ride was across the English Channel, on a Hovercraft.
	9:47pm Ike: As I probably mentioned, I went to Morocco a few months before Covid. Overall I wasn't too crazy about it. Some areas had a lot of aggressive in-your-face salesmen/con artists/drug dealers. Cool scarves and textiles, though. And some of the music on the radio was great.
	9:49pm chresti: Actually, the longest was across the Sea of Cortez, on a ferry.
	9:49pm Gary: I loved the week I spent in Morocco, though it was decidedly stressful
	9:50pm tim abdellah: Here's a Libyan tape that was shared on a blog a few years back. "Modern" in a 20th century sort of way: snapcrackleandpops.blogspot.com...
	9:52pm Gary: Thank you, Tim!
	9:52pm TDK60: Gary thanks for the great Arab music, driving. I have danced part of the night...
	9:53pm chresti: Me too, dancing.
	9:55pm Linda Lee: well, we'll figure it all out eventually. this music though.. magnificent!! thanks Gary!
	9:56pm northguineahills: @TDK: Which why Algeria supports the Polisario Front (mainly just to poke Morroco in the eye) thanks Tim. thanks Gary!
	9:57pm Linda Lee: it's so important for us to retain our humanity right now. retain the heart's capabilities for understanding & healing. what better than beautiful music to support it? magic!
	9:57pm Gary: What Linda said
	9:58pm Linda Lee: you're doing great work here, kiddo. :-) thanks again.
	9:59pm chresti: What Gary and LL said, thanks Gary!
	9:59pm LambdaCalculus: What everyone said... thanks, Gary!
	10:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Gary!
	10:00pm StringOFperils: Thank you Gary. Goodnight.
	10:00pm tim abdellah: Ditto!! Lovely to hang out w/y'all. Thx Gary, and g'nite all!
	10:00pm WR: Thank you Gary for curating for us, again, a marvelous spread. Thank you Tim for added info and links. You drummer FMU denizens, love to you all.
	10:01pm Gary: Night, everybody, and thanks!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from May 27, 2020

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Sounds ripped from cassettes & CDs found in immigrant-run mom & pop stores. Deconstructed icons. Field recordings. Sonic mayhem from the far corners of the internet.

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May 27, 2020: KICK OUT THE JAMS
Amped-up dabke, chaabi, mawwal, vintage belly dance

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live	2020
Zeina Hamieh	Mdalal "Mdalal" by "Zeina Hamieh"	Haflet Baalbek	1999	Lebanon	0:04:18 (Pop-up)
Naiim El Sheikh	Mawawel "Mawawel" by "Naiim El Sheikh"	Mouhawara	2015	Lebanon	0:12:13 (Pop-up)
Saria Al Sawas	Ya Zaman "Ya Zaman" by "Saria Al Sawas"	Hafleh Hayeh	2018	Lebanon	0:33:47 (Pop-up)
Hassan Yazbek	Ya Oum El'aba "Ya Oum El'aba" by "Hassan Yazbek"	Mayel Ya Teir	2018	Lebanon	0:41:38 (Pop-up)
Ozaina Alali	Lah Lah Ya Albi "Lah Lah Ya Albi" by "Ozaina Alali"	Alnar Alnar	2017	Lebanon	0:48:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ammar El Sherei	Howa Saheh "Howa Saheh" by "Ammar El Sherei"	Ammar El Sherei PLays Om Kalthom, Abdel Halim Hafez & Farid El Atrach	1998	Egypt	0:53:49 (Pop-up)
Orchestra Noujoum Chaabia	Moula Hamriya - Moulay Bou Selham	Noujoum Chaabia		Morocco	1:00:10 (Pop-up)
Hadja El Hamdawiya	Twachi "Twachi" by "Hadja El Hamdawiya"	Mnin Ana O Mnin Nta		Morocco	1:08:45 (Pop-up)
Orchestre Abdelhak + Hadja El Hamdawiya	Track 01	Noujoum Gala		Morocco	1:16:19 (Pop-up)
Les Maîtres De La Chanson Atlas	Awide - Achour	Les Maîtres De La Chanson Atlas		Morocco	1:20:57 (Pop-up)
Ouled Cheikh Mohand	T'bareh avec percussion	Lalla yara		Morocco	1:38:10 (Pop-up)
Star Bourgonne	Samawi "Samawi" by "Star Bourgonne"	Alboutoula Chaabia 3		Morocco	1:41:54 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ammar El Sherei	Beed Annk "Beed Annk" by "Ammar El Sherei"	Ammar El Sherei PLays Om Kalthom, Abdel Halim Hafez & Farid El Atrach	1998	Egypt	1:49:44 (Pop-up)
Mohammed Hegazi	Taawdt Aleyk "Taawdt Aleyk" by "Mohammed Hegazi"	Belly Dance Melodies And Rhythms	1979		1:55:47 (Pop-up)
Unknown Artists	Track 01 "Track 01" by "Unknown Artists"	Upper Dance		I think Egypt?	1:59:02 (Pop-up)
Dla El Hoanam	Tabla Fe Lelat Sammar	Oriental Music		Again, probably Egypt	2:02:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ammar El Sherei	Heelw Wekadab "Heelw Wekadab" by "Ammar El Sherei"	Ammar El Sherei PLays Om Kalthom, Abdel Halim Hafez & Farid El Atrach		Egypt	2:17:06 (Pop-up)
Shaaban Abdel Rahim	Mawwal Souq Al Aghani	Mabakhafsh Mil Hokoma	2006	Egypt	2:22:42 (Pop-up)
Shaaban Abdel Rahim	Mawal Yaba "Mawal Yaba" by "Shaaban Abdel Rahim"	Mabahebesh Al Mashakel	2000	Egypt	2:27:33 (Pop-up)
Shaaban Abdel Rahim	Mawal Elsana "Mawal Elsana" by "Shaaban Abdel Rahim"	Eldarb Fe Eleraq	2016	Egypt	2:37:23 (Pop-up)
Shaaban Abdel Rahim	Mawwal Ya Donia Yalla Nughanni Jadid X Jadid Song	Yatahadda Michael Jackson	2005	Egypt	2:41:58 (Pop-up)
Shaaban Abdel Rahim	Mawwal Tozz Feike	Mabakhafsh Mil Hokoma	2006	Egypt	2:54:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000		2:58:45 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:56pm LambdaCalculus: Evening, Gary and Bodega friends!
	6:57pm listener james from westwood: How do, Gary, Lambda, all!
	6:58pm Gary: Hey there, Lambda-C and James!
	6:59pm LambdaCalculus: How's everyone doing today?
	6:59pm tim abdellah: Hi Lambda, James, and Gary and Bodegans! All's well here in Richmond CA!
	7:00pm LambdaCalculus: Hi Tim!
	7:00pm Gary: Howdy, Tim!
	7:01pm chresti: Hi Gary and Bodegans!
	7:01pm Gary: Chresti!
	7:02pm LambdaCalculus: Hi chresti!
	7:02pm zmzzmz: Hi Gary, I missed last week show but I'm proud owner of bunch of VP csstts! Ninjaman!
	7:04pm chresti: Hi Lambda!
	7:04pm Gold Pants: Hi Gary n' Gary friends!
	7:05pm Gary: Zmzzmz & GoldPants!
	7:05pm melinda: hi Gary and everyone!
	7:05pm Gary: Melinda!
	7:06pm Carmichael: Heya Gary and jam kickers.
	7:07pm Carmichael: @tim abdellah, I'm in Sacramento.
	7:07pm Gary: Carmichael!
	7:08pm ifny: Hi all! Loving the programming choices today Gary!!
	7:09pm Gary: IFNY!
	7:09pm ifny: Also, I most certainly am outside right now. Gardening up a storm.
	7:10pm Gary: Sweet -- I really really really wish I had me a garden
	7:11pm Tabula Rasa: Hi Gary! We go waaayyyy back. Hint: Columbus and Bay, S.F.
	7:11pm ifny: Yes, I feel very lucky. But window gardening is a thing, though you have to self-pollinate.
	7:12pm Gary: Tabula Rasa! Well, it's a Tower Person, that much I know ... HI
	7:12pm Rich in Washington: Gary!
	7:13pm Gary: Rich!
	7:13pm Tabula Rasa: Yes, a Tower alumni who has been here previously, with Gold Pants...
	7:14pm ifny: Hmmm, I like this show so much I just flung my phone into the weeds. The insects are grooving.
	7:14pm Gary: Haha, well I'm starting to think the Initials may be a Major Clue haha ... HI TRACY
	7:14pm tim abdellah: Hey Carmichael - are you actually in Carmichael? ☺
	7:15pm Tabula Rasa: HI GARY!
	7:16pm tim abdellah: Ain't no hafla like Baalbek hafla cos a Baalbek hafla don't stop?
	7:17pm chresti: Hi Tim, I'm in San Gabriel, as you may remember from past chats, nice to see you.
	7:18pm Gold Pants: Hi Tabula Rasa! Beautiful day in Alameda today, feels like summer.
	7:19pm WR: Hi all. Hi Gary. I have a vintage belly. Let's see if it starts to dance.
	7:20pm Gary: WR!
	7:20pm chresti: Haha WR.
	7:21pm tim abdellah: Hey Chrest - Nice to see you too. Cali in the house!
	7:22pm tim abdellah: #VintageBelly!
	7:24pm Dean: Berkeley. Cancer and my name is Dean And I like a woman That loves everything and everybody Because I love everybody and everything. Float, float on!
	7:25pm Gary: Dean!
	7:25pm chresti: Floating Vintage Belly.
	7:26pm tim abdellah: Float on, Dean! Oooooh - take my hand...
	7:26pm TDK60: Hi, just slipped in still early-late enough to be suave and fashionable.
	7:27pm doctorjazz: Hi Gary and Popsters!
	7:27pm Gary: TDKx60! Dr.ofJazz!
	7:28pm Dean: I'll take you to Love Land, tim. At least as far as El Cerrito. Made a kick out the jams joke earlier today, too. Buddy and I were discussing various recordings of Allegri's famous Miserere, one of which was a live recording by the Tallis Scholars that I dubbed, "Kick Out Ye Jams."
	7:30pm Gary: Be Ye Jamf Allway' Kick'd
	7:31pm Dean: Nice touch with that "f"!
	7:31pm Gary: We aim to pleafe
	7:32pm Carmichael: @tim, yes I am!
	7:33pm Carmichael: @Gary, did you used to work at that Tower?
	7:33pm tim abdellah: LOL! May thy jamf be well kickethed!
	7:33pm TDK60: Chresti here? Did you go back to work?..
	7:34pm Gary: @Carmichael! Yes, I did, I think it was from 1987-88?
	7:36pm Dean: Where the bee...er, never mind...
	7:36pm Gold Pants: Thee beft yearf at Ye Olde Tower of Recordf
	7:37pm Dean: I feel like I spent a good 25% of my life during the '80s and '90s at multiple Tower locations.
	7:37pm Gary: Indeede, GP! In thofe dayf, the wee discf of polycarbonate plaftic were frefhly rollng off the fhelff
	7:38pm ifny: Is it safe to assume that everyone has seen 'This Too Shall Pass' (Tower Records documentary)? I stumbled across it the other day and thoroughly enjoyed it.
	7:39pm chresti: Yes, TDK60, today was my Friday, It started Sunday. Bunch of eager Tennis players to keep in line..
	7:39pm Gary: Yes, I saw it!
	7:39pm TDK60: ifny: I've not seen it. Assuming makes me giggle and twitchf.
	7:40pm tim abdellah: @Ifny - I keep meaning to check out that doc. Is it on any of the usual streaming platforms?
	7:40pm Dean: Being a sumo wrestler trainer, I'll be out of work for a ways to go.
	7:40pm Carmichael: Holy cow, I used to work at KITS and K101 back in those days. I probably went to that Tower 2-3 times a week.
	7:41pm Dean: Haven't seen the Tower documentary, but I made a pilgrimage to Tower Grill in Sacramento a long time ago.
	7:41pm Gary: I think I got it via iTunes? I remember watching it on my computer
	7:41pm TDK60: Chresti, you have a commute to yer job?
	7:42pm Carmichael: Being from Sacramento, I grew up in the shadow of Tower Records. Next door to the Tower Cafe, Dean.
	7:43pm Gold Pants: Yef, Gary, alaf! We had no idea how good we had it back then... And yeah, I saw the Tower doc. It was good but I wish they had interviewed more employees and less big wigs. Those of us who worked in the racks and behind the counter saw things differently!
	7:44pm Dean: Cafe, right. Was visiting friends who are still there. Last time I was in town was last summer, brutal heat. My son and I had lunch at a nice joint with a great beer selection.
	7:45pm Carmichael: It's 102 today, Dean. Come on over. :)
	7:46pm Gary: My favorite Tower experience? The 8 (I think?) story Tower Records in Shabuya, Tokyo -- I spent an entire day there
	7:47pm Gold Pants: Amazing! And that one is still there, right?
	7:48pm Gary: I think so. I was there in 2010. Maki Asakawa had died a few months earlier and there was a tower (cough) of her CDs on the ground floor in memory
	7:49pm Dean: Honestly wish I could, Carmichael. I've told my fave Tower story on the comment boards here before. Spent a couple days touring all the Towers in the LA area in search of a copy of Sviatoslav Richter's famous Sofia recording of Mussourgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition. Nothin'. A week or so later I stroll into my buddy's record shop in Whittier, where I spy a stack of LPs on the counter, recently acquired used classical LPs. Flipped through them. The bottom one was the Richter. Fifty cents.
	7:49pm RetroHawk: Evening guys
	7:50pm Gold Pants: How cool, Gary... long may it reign!
	7:51pm melinda: For years I had negative feelings about Tower Records because they took over a beloved local Art Deco movie theater building when it closed.
	7:51pm Gary: RetroHawk!
	7:51pm chresti: Yes, each day get's more crowded with cars, a reversal of traffic congestion shrinking, the week before we closed. @TDK60
	7:52pm Dean: I have since acquired the remastered CD, issued much later than my quest. Other fond Tower memories: close-outs on Riverside and related jazz records, including the Bill Evans and Thelonious Monk boxes (LPs). Prices slashed. Grabbed 'em.
	7:53pm ifny: @tim abdellah Good question, I assume so (despite the danger of giggles and twitches). A stranger shared it with me via the Interwebs.
	7:53pm tim abdellah: I frequented the Tower(s) in Berkeley more than the SF store, since I lived in the East Bay. But loved getting to the SF store when I could. Loved the huge album covers they would paint outside the store. Saw Sonic Youth do an in-store there (well, in the parking lot outside the store) in 1990. Someone had given Thurston Moore a box of donuts, and he proceeded to fling them into crowd one by one.
	7:53pm TDK60: Traffic still shrunk here in NYC. Okay by me. Went on a now-rare bicycle ride today.
	7:54pm TDK60: That was some drivin' stuff, DJ.
	7:55pm ifny: @Gary @Gold Pants Yes, the Tower Records in Tokyo is still there afaik. That's the only Tower Records I've ever been to. I spent lots of quality time there, and used to sleep in the 24 Internet café in the same building if time got away from me (each computer had its own cubicle and reclining chair for the purpose).
	7:57pm ifny: Each cubicle had its own phone so you could phone 'room service' to your cubicle. That and the bottomless drink bar (tea, juice, smoothies) nomnomnom.
	7:57pm chresti: The Ears Of Brooklyn.
	7:58pm Linda Lee: beautiful, beautiful music. thank you so much, Gary!
	7:58pm Dean: After moving to Berkeley in '01 I visited the Durant Tower all the time. In LA, I was all over the place: Buena Park, West Covina, Sunset Blvd. (especially the Classical Annex across the street), and many more. Buena Park was a strong draw, because it was relatively close to home and not far from an amazing small record store, Beggar's Banquet, famous for its seletion of bootlegs. After Springsteen sued, they ran into trouble and went out of business.
	7:58pm Linda Lee: hi chresti!
	7:58pm tim abdellah: 2011!
	7:59pm ifny: Baalbek music festival takes place in an amazing Roman temple complex -- better preserved than the Parthenon. I've never been to the festival but I've been to Baalbek.
	7:59pm TDK60: Tim does a blog? What is it about? Can you link?
	7:59pm chresti: Hi LL!
	7:59pm tim abdellah: moroccantapestash.blogspot.com/
	7:59pm Linda Lee: hello TDK60! :-)
	8:01pm Carmichael: Linda Lee, holy moly. Long time no hear from.
	8:01pm Gary: Linda L!
	8:01pm Linda Lee: Tower stories? my first Tower shop: 1973, LA. what a cool. huge, fascinating store. nothing but glass, light & records. revelation!
	8:01pm Linda Lee: hi Carmichael!
	8:01pm Gary: @TDK: Tim's blog is one of Wonders of the Earth!
	8:02pm TDK60: Hola Linda.
	8:02pm JakeGould: Hey Gary!
	8:03pm JakeGould: Did you see this Twitter video? Eid appropriate but warmed my damned heart as well. twitter.com...
	8:04pm chresti: That's my first Tower, too, late 70s @LL.
	8:04pm Gary: Jake!
	8:05pm Linda Lee: really? wasn't it great! i was used to small, dark, new york city record stores.. something furtive about those.. like standing in a crate, to shop. Tower was something else!
	8:05pm tim abdellah: @Jake - that's awesome!
	8:06pm Dean: My first Tower, too, early '80s. Was taken with the speakers they installed to play music. Bought a set for my system shortly thereafter. But still, my favorite record stores were pre-chain Moby Disc, Aaron's, Rhino, and nowadays Down Home.
	8:07pm Dean: And of course the old Poo-Bah.
	8:10pm chresti: Yeah, my first LA record shopping experience was at Platypus, in east Hollywood, in '76.
	8:10pm tim abdellah: Hajja Hamdawiya - long may she reign!!
	8:11pm Linda Lee: such beautiful music. such good medicine.
	8:12pm chresti: Poo-Bah, Rhino, Aaron's, were my go-to places, after I had a car.
	8:13pm chresti: Agree @LL.
	8:13pm tim abdellah: @Dean - Long Live Down Home Music in El Cerrito! Hope they're able to weather the Covid shutdown. I was in there the last weekend before the shutdown.
	8:13pm Gary: Also, this is the first time I'm broadcasting using an external DAC (digital audio converter) ... does anyone notice a difference? I mean, it's still getting squished back down to 128kbps as it goes through the stream, but in my headphones its sounds super crisp and, I can't think of any other word for it, "specific." It's like getting glasses for the ears
	8:13pm Linda Lee: these dark little ny record stores. did they even have names? there were some names.. Second Coming, Bleecker Bob's, Rock's In Your Head, Soho Music Gallery.. but my favorites were just .. there.
	8:14pm northguineahills: Out of the three times I went to a Tower Recs (all in NYC), two of the times was when they were having their fire sale (and it was glorious).
	8:14pm Gary: Downtown Music Gallery is still there, or was BC (Before COVID) ... HEY, NGH!
	8:15pm Dean: I remember Platypus, too, chresti. Agreed, tim. I'll be crushed if Chris decides to shut down Down Home. DMG is one amazing store.
	8:15pm chresti: Sounds great, Gary.
	8:16pm Dean: Bleecker Bob even had a run in Hollywood!
	8:16pm Linda Lee: i've actually had this chat before. i'm pretty sure Downtown Music Gallery & Soho Music Gallery were different places. the Soho store on Wooster near Canal closed in the early 80s..
	8:17pm Linda Lee: Bleecker Bob had a run in Hollywood? guessing that was downscale Hollywood.
	8:18pm tim abdellah: Hey Gary - this track is also Hajja Hamdawiya.
	8:18pm Dean: For cutting-edge punk c. '77, Zed in Long Beach, associated with Island Records. Solid store. Yep, there was a BB's on Hollywood Blvd., right in the middle of things.
	8:18pm Gary: Oh! I'll add her name in, then -- thanks, Tim!
	8:18pm TDK60: I was in Bleecker Bob's a few times before it closed several years back. I think the House of Oldies is still there on Carmine St.
	8:19pm Linda Lee: what was the name of the 2 stores on Park Row near City Hall in New York? one was audio equipment, one was records.. side by side, 2 stories each, if i remember right.
	8:19pm chresti: I that sounded familiar, Bleecker Bob.
	8:19pm Linda Lee: those were great stores. you could browse all day. no one cared.
	8:20pm Gary: See, people, I told you Tim delivers the goods. @Linda: Gosh, I have this memory of something like JBL or ... something with a J and all letters? Or am I thinking of something else downtown?
	8:20pm Linda Lee: wow. Bleecker Bob's as i remember it was so.. grungy! (before grunge was a brand.)
	8:21pm Linda Lee: @Gary ~ yes! J & R??
	8:21pm Linda Lee: J & R Music World! thank you! :-)
	8:21pm Ike: Sounding great this evening!
	8:22pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): what Ike said! Hello, Gary and all!
	8:22pm Gary: THAT'S IT! Yes. My friend Jordan and I would go there every now and then and he'd buy up all the Trojan box sets (which he kindly burned for me)
	8:22pm Gary: Ike!
	8:22pm Linda Lee: ha!! beautiful! hi Granny! found us! :-)
	8:23pm Gary: "He kindly burned for me" sounds like a creepy Emily Dickinson poem ... HI Granny ST!
	8:23pm Linda Lee: 'because i could not burn for death, he kindly burned for me'..
	8:23pm LambdaCalculus: I miss J & R Music World! Used to browse and buy there when I was in the area!
	8:23pm Dean: There are no creepy Emily Dickinson poems.
	8:24pm TDK60: There's still Generation Records I think on Thompson in the Village. Punk-oriented. (Upper) West Sider Books has a record annex of used LPs, rock and classical, on W.72nd.
	8:24pm Dean: I only know J&R World through ads in National Lampoon.
	8:24pm Linda Lee: i worked in the area & passed J & R on the way to the subway. enough said.
	8:25pm Linda Lee: i loved the stores that you could get lost in because no one was hanging over your shoulder. hours, children. hours.
	8:26pm Linda Lee: something happened to J & R when cds came in. the store lost heart, somehow.
	8:26pm Gary: But, Dean, "He Kindly Burned for Me" is Dickinson's poem about her stalker, who she winds up stalking, and it's very, very creepy, with a lot of stalking and burning and such-like, but written down in ink rather than "happening" (ink = more creepy b/c imagination allowed to "take off")
	8:27pm Tabula Rasa: Thanks, as always, for your show, Gary! Bedtime for Gryphon- gotta go...
	8:27pm Linda Lee: haha! 'stalking and burning and such-like' ..
	8:27pm Dean: Written down in ink is all the difference in the world.
	8:27pm LambdaCalculus: TDK, I've also been to Generation, but they tend to be a little pricey.
	8:27pm Gary: Goodnight, Tracy -- I hope we can all hang out again when this is all over!
	8:28pm Linda Lee: we won't even talk about the bargain bins at Korvette's..
	8:28pm TDK60: Music Inn on West 4th has used LPs. Mostly a world music instrument shop, and an open mike.
	8:28pm Linda Lee: how many record stores were there that were not record stores? many. :-)
	8:29pm Linda Lee: remember the record departments in department stores? :-)
	8:29pm Dean: Department stores, Linda. I haunted the department store record bins.
	8:29pm tim abdellah: Hey Gary - this doesn't sound like Atlas music. Are you sure THIS isn't Abdelhak, and the Hajja Handawiya track had 2 songs?
	8:30pm Linda Lee: yes!!! :-) fun bargains! they didn't know what the heck was in there. i distinctly remember finding 'Marquee Moon' for something like a 98 cents.
	8:30pm Dean: Bingo!
	8:30pm Gary: Many of the CDs you're hearing right now are from phone-card shops!
	8:30pm Linda Lee: so beautiful, Gary. i needed this music.
	8:31pm TDK60: Linda, I bought "Velvet Underground & Nico" in the Shop Rite supermarket in Nutley, NJ, in '67. I'm sure the store manager had no idea of the danger of that product!
	8:31pm Gary: Oh, dang, you're right, Tim -- THIS is the Atlas
	8:31pm Linda Lee: haha! so funny. i think they bought palettes of records. no clue at all.
	8:32pm Linda Lee: what did you think?
	8:32pm Dean: Marquee Moon?! I'm talking older department stores. I remember agonizing over whether or not I should buy Dylan's Self Portrait in a departmet store. Didn't.
	8:32pm TDK60: Linda, My mind was blown, as they used to say.
	8:33pm Dean: Bought McCartney's first solo album at a K-Mart.
	8:33pm Linda Lee: great! good for you! :-)
	8:34pm TDK60: Diggin' this Moroccan music also, Gary.
	8:34pm Linda Lee: yes. definitely remember the older department stores. i'm pretty sure my mother bought the Beatles' "Yesterday & Today" for me at a department store in new york. (it was new.)
	8:35pm Linda Lee: i might have been the world's youngest Beatlemaniac. about 4 years old. adored them.
	8:35pm tim abdellah: Deprtment stores!! I remember the little music corner in the Bon Marche department store in downtown Seattle as a wee lad. I can remember going down there with my Mom and getting a 45 of the Five Man Electrical Band "Signs" in like 1970.
	8:36pm Linda Lee: sure do remember that record! yes, the 45 racks! sometimes by number..
	8:36pm Linda Lee: i remember the cubby holes numbered by the sales rank. #1 was usually empty.
	8:37pm northguineahills: I believe Dave Sewelson attepted to call Bruce at DMG on his show a few weeks back. Then, some confirmed they are still open, but mail-order in the mean-time, and Bruce has been spending the weekends mailing records and picking up records...
	8:37pm TDK60: My first real music store was near the Shop Rite, Nunzio's Music, an instrument and record shop. He gave lessons in the back, violin, clarinet, etc. It's where I first got the Beatles, that Dylan guy, and the Dave Clark 5. Good ole' Nunzio, a kind man.
	8:37pm Gary: I remember the records (those shiny 70s Hits compilations) and the Mad paperbacks being on the same wall? in one of the stores I used frequent as a budding addict
	8:38pm Linda Lee: cool memories!! records. magic.
	8:39pm Linda Lee: i seem to remember being drawn to the record department first in any department store..
	8:39pm chresti: I remember shopping in Penny's or Monkey Wards record bins, early 70s. Don't remember what I bought, probably a gift for someone during the holidays.
	8:40pm Gary: Wait, didn't Tower Records itself start as a drug or variety store (the father) ...?
	8:40pm Linda Lee: Monkey Wards! :-) my mother designed clothes for their mail order catalogues. that was her work. :-)
	8:40pm Linda Lee: did it?
	8:41pm Gary: I think that was the origin story, if I remember the documentary. Damn, now we gotta have everyone double check the doc
	8:41pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): saying YEAH to these sounds! My first record store was DJ's Records and Tapes at the Triangle Shopping Mall in glamorous Longview Washington. Every afternoon i rode my bike there and stayed until they closed. The new waver staff member invited me to her place to watch "Spinal Tap." on VHS!
	8:41pm Linda Lee: origin is probably in the Tower wiki entry..
	8:42pm Linda Lee: Granny, thart's lovely. :-)
	8:42pm chresti: ^That was in Santa Maria, CA. If you wanted to shop with the big boys, you would go to SLO or Santa Barbara.
	8:43pm Linda Lee: i even seem to remember the posters for sale alongside the records in the department stores. one stop groovy shopping. black light posters.. flourescent colors.. naked women & trolls. rainbows.
	8:44pm Linda Lee: flowers, flowers, flowers. more naked women.
	8:44pm Dean: For posters, there was Hair Boutique in Whittier, across the street from my junior high school, c. '73.
	8:44pm chresti: ..Unicorns...mushrooms...
	8:45pm Linda Lee: haha!! yes. unicorns and mushrooms. then the big photo posters. Charlie Chaplin. Frankenstein. Mick Jagger..
	8:45pm Dean: "Draft beer, not students."
	8:46pm tim abdellah: Ooh "Samawi"! I posted a different version of this song on the blog a few weeks ago: moroccantapestash.blogspot.com...
	8:46pm Linda Lee: Brigitte Bardot!
	8:46pm Linda Lee: this is phenomenal. Make Love Not War.
	8:46pm TDK60: Gosh, back then there was a huge poster store/head shop in my town. Those old b&w posters of the Marx Bros., Mae West, Bogart, etc. or colorful rock posters.
	8:47pm Linda Lee: yes! exactly. posters were big.
	8:47pm Linda Lee: the Marx Bros hookah poster!
	8:47pm Dean: Peter Max
	8:47pm Gary: Sweet, Tim!
	8:47pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): My best friend lives a few blocks from the original Tower. It looms like a legend.
	8:48pm Linda Lee: Peter Max!! yes! everywhere.
	8:48pm Gary: OMG, sudden flashback of buying Fat Freddy's Cat comics in a headshop on Haight Street in the 80s
	8:48pm Linda Lee: hahah! we've opened the portal ;-)
	8:49pm Linda Lee: was the Tower on the Strip the first one, Granny?
	8:49pm Dean: First Tower was in Sacramento.
	8:49pm Linda Lee: (haven't checked the origin story yet.)
	8:49pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Gary: I adore Fat Freddy's Cat! I was way too young to understand anything that was going on in the Freak Bros world, but my mom gave me those comix along with Archie and Caspar and such!
	8:50pm Linda Lee: your mom was the best. :-)
	8:50pm tim abdellah: This is fully rocking, and better than my version of Samawi (although I think that one was the bigger hit). Jams more successfully kicked out here!
	8:51pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Linda Lee: the first Tower was in Sacramento. Like Dean just said! There's a Tower Cinema and a Tower Restaurant there, too.
	8:51pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Captain Linda: thanks, i agree! <3
	8:51pm TDK60: As a /teen/ I had a big b&w poster of Allen Ginsberg on a picket line protesting pot prohibition; his sign said "Pot Is Fun." I think my parents probably made me take it down.
	8:51pm Linda Lee: Tower Restaurant! :-)
	8:52pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): The Tower restaurant is amazingly good.
	8:52pm Linda Lee: i know that one! brilliant photo.
	8:52pm Linda Lee: is that pretty much american diner fare?
	8:53pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Also shout out to Tower Records for being the biggest champs of all the weird and wacky zines in the 90's.
	8:54pm northguineahills: Always love good chaabi, can't wait for the dabke (which will survive the Syrian mess).
	8:54pm Linda Lee: were they? fabulous. :-)
	8:55pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Linda Lee: Tower Restaurant is a little fancy, actually.
	8:56pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Maybe a little too trendy, even! Here's a sandwich: Truffled mushrooms, onion marmalade, roasted jalapeño, gruyere cheese, arugula, and herbed mayonnaise on toasted focaccia bread.
	8:57pm TDK60: Just found that Ginsberg photo. He's standing in the snow. aphelis.net...
	8:57pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Thanks, Gary, these sounds soothe and stimulate the spirits!
	8:58pm TDK60: Granny, I agree. They're all groovin' me forward into the eve...
	9:00pm northguineahills: GST's avatar is dancing to the beat on my end....
	9:02pm chresti: You think they put enough ingredients in that sandwich? @Granny
	9:03pm chresti: Jeepers!
	9:06pm coelacanth∅: hey Gary & all
	9:08pm northguineahills: Sounds tasty, GST, I'm on an extreme budget, so variations of tacos and quesedillas are about as good as it gets for me....
	9:09pm Gary: coelacanth∅!
	9:11pm Linda Lee: good heavens! :-)
	9:11pm StringOFperils: Every time I re-read those sandwich ingredients I die a little more inside. Gurgle...
	9:11pm peter: checking in late!
	9:11pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): chresti: i'm sure the sandwich could use some artisanal somethingorother, eh?
	9:12pm Gary: Peter! String OF perils!
	9:12pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): ngh: well, i ain't in sacto and i had tacos today, so it's all a dream in my mind, too! :)
	9:13pm Gary: I've eaten nothing but burritos today (black beans, ground meat, cheese, pico, garlic, lime)
	9:13pm StringOFperils: Hi Gary. Looks like I missed a lot of great material while I was hacking my way through the psychedelic jungle to get here.
	9:13pm Linda Lee: just about dinner time now, i think. another can of chili ..
	9:14pm Linda Lee: i sense a bean theme.
	9:14pm coelacanth∅: hungry
	9:14pm Dean: Making skillet fried potato wedges with garlic and salt, then cheeseburgers.
	9:14pm StringOFperils: Lentils and rice here. Doesn't seem to be cutting it.
	9:14pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Linda Lee: i had a can o' chili on Monday. Full disclosure: i am now eating cereal in front of my computer. That is me.
	9:14pm Linda Lee: spices are key!
	9:15pm Linda Lee: we're both real fussy that way, Granny. this i know.
	9:16pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Cap'n Linda: hopefully our cruise ship will have really good snacks!
	9:17pm Linda Lee: you know it! all the very best.
	9:17pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): LL: i saw your Tish and Snook reference earlier and it reminded me to refresh my Manic Panic hair dye. Still trying!
	9:18pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Cap'n Linda: Oohh, we should get that guy who sang the "Lesspeeyun" song to do brunch shows!
	9:19pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): It's time we announced to this chatboard: we are manifesting a dream to sail a ship to Brighton to visit DJ GeorgyGirl! Who's in?
	9:19pm Linda Lee: hahah! absolutely! quick check says we'll be at sea for about 2 weeks.
	9:20pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Linda Lee: that's 4 brunch shows and 5 weeknight shows with a trivia night and kraoke?
	9:20pm Linda Lee: sounds good!
	9:20pm tim abdellah: lazyproduction-arabtunes.blogspot.com
	9:20pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): i'm so excited i'm tripping on the keyboard!
	9:23pm StringOFperils: Thanks for the Lazy Productions tip. I was trying to find some good links to Fairuz's recordings, and not having much luck...so great !
	9:23pm chresti: DO IT AGAIN
	9:23pm Linda Lee: we do have one setback for this trip. as of right now the US State Department isn't issuing new passports. they'd best get their act together before we set sail.
	9:24pm tim abdellah: That intro was trippy!
	9:26pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Linda Lee: 10-4! I mean, eye eye, Cap'n!
	9:30pm Gary: Stick around after this show for Sam Segal's superfine program, If You Lose Your Horse. Tonight's episode? The Stars Over Blackwater Mountain Still Dangle and Flash Like Horses: wfmu.org...
	9:33pm northguineahills: Gary, help me out, but I can't think of any relatively modern Lybian genres out there, while I can for the rest of north Africa...
	9:34pm Linda Lee: eye yi yi, Granny! :-)
	9:35pm Gary: I can only think of hip hop: www.theguardian.com...
	9:35pm melinda: I'd sail to Brighton.
	9:39pm northguineahills: Probably b/c the creative arts was stifled under Qaddaffi. The rest of north Africa had strong-armed dictators of one stripe or another (Morroco's being rather benign), but they have always have had strong creative arts...
	9:39pm TDK60: I get seasick easily. Bring me a little treasure back?
	9:43pm melinda: I would need dramamine. Had a terrible episode on a ferry trip once.
	9:43pm TDK60: NGH: Benign maybe, if you don't live in Western Sahara.
	9:47pm chresti: I think my longest water ride was across the English Channel, on a Hovercraft.
	9:47pm Ike: As I probably mentioned, I went to Morocco a few months before Covid. Overall I wasn't too crazy about it. Some areas had a lot of aggressive in-your-face salesmen/con artists/drug dealers. Cool scarves and textiles, though. And some of the music on the radio was great.
	9:49pm chresti: Actually, the longest was across the Sea of Cortez, on a ferry.
	9:49pm Gary: I loved the week I spent in Morocco, though it was decidedly stressful
	9:50pm tim abdellah: Here's a Libyan tape that was shared on a blog a few years back. "Modern" in a 20th century sort of way: snapcrackleandpops.blogspot.com...
	9:52pm Gary: Thank you, Tim!
	9:52pm TDK60: Gary thanks for the great Arab music, driving. I have danced part of the night...
	9:53pm chresti: Me too, dancing.
	9:55pm Linda Lee: well, we'll figure it all out eventually. this music though.. magnificent!! thanks Gary!
	9:56pm northguineahills: @TDK: Which why Algeria supports the Polisario Front (mainly just to poke Morroco in the eye) thanks Tim. thanks Gary!
	9:57pm Linda Lee: it's so important for us to retain our humanity right now. retain the heart's capabilities for understanding & healing. what better than beautiful music to support it? magic!
	9:57pm Gary: What Linda said
	9:58pm Linda Lee: you're doing great work here, kiddo. :-) thanks again.
	9:59pm chresti: What Gary and LL said, thanks Gary!
	9:59pm LambdaCalculus: What everyone said... thanks, Gary!
	10:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Gary!
	10:00pm StringOFperils: Thank you Gary. Goodnight.
	10:00pm tim abdellah: Ditto!! Lovely to hang out w/y'all. Thx Gary, and g'nite all!
	10:00pm WR: Thank you Gary for curating for us, again, a marvelous spread. Thank you Tim for added info and links. You drummer FMU denizens, love to you all.
	10:01pm Gary: Night, everybody, and thanks!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from May 27, 2020

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