WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from June 17, 2020

Listener comments!
	6:58pm LambdaCalculus: Evening Gary!
	7:00pm Gary: Hey there, LambdaCalc! You'll have to detail some of your Record Mart finds over the years
	7:00pm hyde: hello!
	7:01pm Gary: Hey there, Hyde! Any Record Mart memories you'd care to share?
	7:01pm LambdaCalculus: Most of the stuff I picked up was a lot of Cuban CDs... got some Celia Cruz, Beny More, Orquestra Aragon, and of course La Lupe and Mongo Santamaria!
	7:01pm Dean: Who's the lucky SOB who got that RHCP album in the window?
	7:02pm LambdaCalculus: I also did get one of the Tom Ze CD compilations that David Byrne's Luaka Bop label put out from them!
	7:02pm hyde: I never made it to Record Mart, sadly
	7:02pm melinda: hi folks
	7:02pm Dean: (sarcasm if it wasn't perfectly obvious)
	7:03pm Rich in Washington: Hellooo Gary!
	7:03pm peter: hello Gary & co.!
	7:03pm LambdaCalculus: I also got my third copy of Fania All-Stars there, and a couple of other old Cuban LPs there, too.
	🇰🇷 7:04pm WR: Sadly I went to record mart many many times. Don't remember actually buying anything. I was so broke in the 80s, 90s, and most of the 00s.
	7:04pm StringOFperils: My condolences on another local record store demise. Always sad to see them go.
	🇰🇷 7:04pm chresti: Hey Bodegans!
	7:04pm LambdaCalculus: Pour one out for Record Mart... RIP to an awesome record shop.
	7:04pm LambdaCalculus: Hey chresti!
	7:05pm Dean: Reid's Records in Berkeley, which specialized in gospel, closed last fall. It opened in 1945.
	7:06pm Gary: Dean! Melinda! Rich! Peter! WR! StringOFperils! Chresti!
	🇰🇷 7:06pm chresti: Hi Lambda!
	7:06pm zmzm: hello..
	7:06pm Gary: zmzm!
	7:07pm Gary: Man, sad to hear that, Dean
	7:07pm βrian: "Porque no tengo codeina que comer" ?
	7:08pm ParUbi: Hey everyone, hi Gary
	7:09pm Gary: βrian! ParUbi!
	7:10pm Franco Twinkie: This is good, I want to dance, but I just inhaled a burrito so I might not be able to do much besides shuffles around and wiggle slightly, otherwise I might throw up.
	7:11pm Gary: Franco!
	🇰🇷 7:14pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Franco Twinkie: i'll be shuffling along with you
	7:14pm Gary: Granny Spicy Tuna!
	🇰🇷 7:14pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): and hello, Gary and WFMU kin!
	7:15pm βrian: GST, is that a pronoun designation? (e/em)
	7:15pm Franco Twinkie: So tell me Granny, what is your go to burrito in SF?
	7:16pm Dean: Great stomachs think alike. I was going to ask you that very question respecting your location.
	7:17pm βrian: "A Burrito's place is in the home."
	7:18pm Gary: Hey guys, are you hearing a noise in the background?
	🇰🇷 7:18pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): βrian: ah, yes! Spivak: "Ask em what e wants in eir tea." :)
	7:18pm Gary: It sounds horrible in my phone
	7:18pm βrian: Like a broken diaphragm in the mic?
	7:19pm ParUbi: I hear what sounds like serious bit crushing
	7:19pm RetroHawk: evening all
	7:19pm Gary: yes
	7:19pm LambdaCalculus: Hey RetroHawk!
	🇰🇷 7:19pm WR: I'm going to recycle some comments I made on Ridgewood Radio earlier today, ruth asked if anyone had shopped there. I found out about Record Mart before I moved to NYC. Latin percussionists friends were getting amazing Cuban records on the Egrem label from there in the 80s which is why I searched for it on my visit in 85. (Moved to NYC in 92.) It took me several tries to find them.
	7:20pm Dean: I hear what βrian describes, but I can't say I'd have regarded it as out of the ordinary for most shows I listen to.
	7:20pm Gary: Okay, damnit, I gotta reboot -- stay there
	7:20pm RetroHawk: hi Lambda
	7:20pm LambdaCalculus: Uh oh, streams got crossed!
	7:20pm Dean: Gary's rebooting...
	7:20pm Gary: It was me -- I'm rebooting to get rid of noise
	7:21pm Dean: "Perfect sound forever." Fuck you, Philips.
	🇰🇷 7:22pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Franco Twinkie: Well, Pancho Villa is always a good idea, with that assortment of prize-winning salsas! However, it's a really hard question to answer without more…investigation!
	7:22pm Gary: I'm back
	🇰🇷 7:22pm WR: Wow my stream is nearly 30 seconds behind all ya'll. Listening on my phone.
	7:22pm Doug Schulkind: I must've purchased easily 100 salsa LPs at Record Mart. Plus a ton of records from Haiti, Martinique, Guadeloupe, Trinidad (calypso and soca).
	7:22pm βrian: @GST: Thanks. I miss the plural-vs-singular signal in other forms. (Sorry, Sybil.)
	7:22pm Gary: My apologies, clearly I'm going to have to get a different streaming computer! Anyway, it's fixed now, I can tell
	7:23pm Doug Schulkind: Yeah, you are def. back on, Gary. Otherwise, Johnny Dodds would be playing.
	7:25pm Gary: Doug! Thank you ...
	7:25pm zmzm: besides the record mart, if my memory serves there was reggae csstt store there (or union sq) in I believe in 90's?
	7:27pm zmzm: or at port authority?
	7:27pm ParUbi: There's such a thing as external usb soundcards. I just ordered one because my zoom audio fails/gets crunchy all the time. Maybe that's a solution...
	7:27pm βrian: Is that near Port Austin?
	7:29pm peter: hey is anyone else getting a bass-y rumble? could just be my system, but when i cut the bass, rumble disappears
	7:30pm Doug Schulkind: Um, Gary. Is this constantly repeating electronic rumble, blip-bloop intentional? It's been going non-stop for five minutes or so.
	7:31pm Gary: I think so? My phone sounds right ... but let's see what happens next track
	🇰🇷 7:31pm WR: LOL Doug.
	7:31pm βrian: Sounds right, as far as I can tell.
	7:32pm Alicia Renee: Holla! Record Mart! oh man. Glad to get the news this way tho. thanks for the spins & the tribute!
	7:32pm StringOFperils: It sounds fantastic Gary.
	7:32pm Doug Schulkind: Nope. I had to stop and re-start. I was caught in some weird loop kicked off when you lost then rejoined the connection.
	7:33pm Gary: Damn ... so sorry for all of the sound issues.
	7:33pm Franco Twinkie: May I, Granny? El Buen Sabor on the corner of 18th and Valencian AND La Corneta on Mission between 23rd. and 24th? I think.
	7:33pm StringOFperils: Weird Loops. Part of a complete DJ breakfast !
	7:33pm Doug Schulkind: I saw "El Experimento" in the previous album title and just thought, wow, Gary's got guts to play this!
	7:36pm LambdaCalculus: I think the playlist isn't updating? =/
	7:36pm Franco Twinkie: Your beats are whack, gotta ice pack on your Mac....Okay,I'll stop.
	7:36pm LambdaCalculus: His Mac may need a fan, otherwise the music it'll ban.
	7:40pm rw: Hello!
	7:41pm Gary: RW!
	🇰🇷 7:42pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Franco Twinkie: La Corneta! that's the one i always forget the name of and i love it. YES. And a big fan of El Buen Sabor, too, back in my New College days that was the corner snack.
	7:42pm Flash Strap: hola Gary & Bodegans
	7:43pm Gary: The Flash!
	7:43pm doctorjazz: Hi Popsicles!
	7:43pm Flash Strap: sounds great in here
	7:44pm Gary: Dr. Jazz!
	🇰🇷 7:44pm WR: I'm a shy guy with not much cash so I never asked questions, would do my usual "just browsing". And turns out like you said, much of the great stuff was in drawers, closet, etc. It was poor strategy on my part because when I recently had the pleasure of meeting the Record Mart Latin music guru, Harry Sepulveda, I found that he is a really nice guy who loved discussing and sharing the music. Very friendly and helpful to me, even with my having limited knowledge.
	7:45pm rw: I’m here but I’m not me
	🇰🇷 7:47pm WR: Their regular site is still up and a good concise history of the store. www.recordmartnyc.com...
	🇰🇷 7:48pm chresti: WR, I was also shy in places like that, especially if there wasn't a specific artist that I was looking for.
	7:48pm LambdaCalculus: I hope A-1 Records down in the East Village is still there. They gave me a massive chunk of my collections of Brazilian and African records.
	7:49pm Gary: Wait, A-1? I do not know this A-1 of which you speak
	7:49pm coelacanth∅: hey Gary and all
	7:50pm Gary: Coelacanth∅!
	7:58pm Flash Strap: this Palmieri really doin it for me man
	🇰🇷 7:58pm WR: When the 42nd / Times Square station had renovation Record Mart closed in '98. I made it a point to go visit before they closed. There was a Hispanic network TV crew there, I forget which of the two big ones from the 90s it was. A pleasant lady asked me if I had been a regular customer and what I thought about the store. I told her of my friends in Louisiana who bought lots of records by calling up and asking Harry what was new and good. And of my own delight in getting to visit it regularly once I moved to New York. She noted that I had reasonable pronunciation of the names of the musicians and titles so she asked me if I could say my story in Spanish for the cameras. Deer, headlights, road kill. But it makes me clearly remember my last visit to the old Times Square location.
	8:00pm Gary: Great story, WR. And, yes, Flash, agreed--this is a ridiculously awesome track
	🇰🇷 8:06pm WR: yes, chresti @7:48, I'm needlessly fearful of a pushy sales person, and often too sensitive about feeling pressure from others. I think I have finally grown out of that maybe.
	8:07pm Flash Strap: this is so good
	🇰🇷 8:08pm WR: Yes, Flash, the Claudette Et Ti Pierre? and it sounds like just one keyboard doing it all.
	8:10pm doctorjazz: World music is a definite blind spot for me- loving the sounds, though.
	8:10pm Flash Strap: @WR: yeah so minimal and really lovely
	8:12pm Gary: Here's the cover with that sole keyboard: rateyourmusic.com...
	8:13pm Flash Strap: i was just looking that up! really good
	8:27pm Flash Strap: this is beautiful, the Charmeurs Du Cap
	🇰🇷 8:27pm WR: Sweet. Better than I imagined. Any of ya'll use rateyourmusic. I made an account in about 2005 and added a few hundred items and tried to contribute to listings but haven't been very active at all.
	8:31pm Webhamster Henry: Ooh for a second I thought I heard that J P Rampal / Bolcom flutey thing that was unavoidable in the late 70s.
	🇰🇷 8:31pm WR: Gary, your music curating is marvelous. As always.
	8:33pm Parq: Just joining the party. Yeah, I'm going to miss that place, too. I'm thinking of its latest iteration, with people standing around outside watching boxing on screens in the windows.
	8:34pm Gary: Henry and Parq, howdy!
	🇰🇷 8:35pm WR: Speaking of what are they doing with their stock. They were closed from 1998 to 2007, about 9 years. When they didn't reopen some where by 2003 I had given up them ever opening again. Not to raise false hope regarding this closing. This seems to be a definitive pivot by them.
	8:36pm Dean: Couldn't think what Rampal had done of Bolcom. I think you meant Bolling, WH. That record was unavoidable!
	8:36pm Filip: Claudette et Ti Pierre rules! Unfortunatelly he got murdered some years ago and from what I've heard she's a nun somewhere in Canada. Beautiful, sweet yet powerful voice. Hope she sings for here co-nuns. Thank you Gary!
	8:38pm LambdaCalculus: So "Rompiendo La Rutina" means "Breaking the Routine".
	8:38pm Gary: Filip! My gosh, that's a horrible thing to have happened to Ti Pierre
	8:40pm doctorjazz: Lovely stuff!
	🇰🇷 8:42pm chresti: Very.
	8:45pm LambdaCalculus: I need me a copy of this album!
	8:46pm Gary: I'll send you my files!
	8:47pm LambdaCalculus: Nice! Thanks, Gary! :D
	8:52pm melinda: Great album, I agree!
	8:56pm Filip: Yes, I think that happened during one of the many political upheavals there. He was blind and I've heard a really grizzly story of what happend, I'm not even comfortable quoting the details... But at least the music lives on. Camionette is an awesome record. I picked it up years ago at the Times Sq subway record store down by the R train entrance, that specialized in Latin and Caribbean music. It's long gone now. I've never heard their music before, just the cover triggered my interest and fell in love with it... Nobody apart from the Haitian community knows it...
	8:57pm LambdaCalculus: Doce is 12
	8:57pm Filip: Oh boy, I didn't even know you dedicated this show to Record Mart! Awesome!
	🇰🇷 9:00pm WR: Filip, so ironic, the Times Sq subway store had reopened in 2007 in the station not far from where they had been and now the just closed again recently.
	9:00pm Gary: Haha, Filip! Yes, same place I found mine ... :)
	9:01pm Gary: Thank you, Lambda-C! Pronounced "DOH-chey"?
	9:04pm LambdaCalculus: Pronounced "Doh-SE".
	9:05pm Gary: Committing it to memory now .... [zzzt ... brrk] ... thank you!
	9:07pm Dean: Isn't it DOH-say?
	9:08pm Dean: Sorry, I'm feeling pedantic, and I very well could be wrong.
	9:09pm Gary: I'm gonna go with the Cuban's pronunciation, haha :)
	9:12pm Dean: In that case, it's LOOOOOOOOOOO-see! Aren't pop culture stereotypes the bomb?!
	9:12pm Filip: Oh... too bad they closed again. Maybe they'll reopen again!!? Third time is a charm!
	9:17pm Gary: It just seems wrong for that place not to be there anymore. A cultural treasure. A meeting place. I think they maybe even produced a couple of compilations?
	9:23pm Filip: Signing off! Got to go to bed, it's 3:22 am up here... Thank you Gary... Good night y'all!
	9:24pm Gary: Night, Filip!
	🇰🇷 9:25pm WR: laters Filip, hope to see you on here again.
	9:27pm Gary: Hey kids! Do you like horses? Avant-garde music? You're going to want to stick around for Sam Segal's If You Lose Your Horse, starting at 10 PM, right after this here program ends. Tonight's episode: "The Steady Sound of the Horse Turning the Night Like a Ceiling Fan": wfmu.org...
	9:27pm tim abdellah: Getting here on the tardy side - Buenas tardes all!
	9:28pm listener Rey: it means jam session
	9:29pm StringOFperils: It also means DISCHARGE
	9:29pm LambdaCalculus: I was also about to say "discharge" as well!
	🇰🇷 9:29pm WR: en.wikipedia.org... let it all hang out baby!
	9:29pm tim abdellah: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:30pm tim abdellah: @WR - jinx!
	9:30pm LambdaCalculus: jeff-goldblum-well-there-it-is.gif :)
	9:30pm LambdaCalculus: BRING OUR QUEEN ON!! :D
	🇰🇷 9:31pm WR: Israel Lopez / Cachao put that on the map.
	🇰🇷 9:32pm WR: La Lupe!
	9:33pm Gary: Tim!!!!
	9:33pm Dean: OMFG, the NYT never fails to turn substance into fluff: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/17/arts/music/black-liberation-jazz.html
	9:34pm Gary: Thanks guys for that Wiki entry!
	🇰🇷 9:35pm chresti: La Lupe!
	9:35pm StringOFperils: I think perhaps the sense of Descarga here is more like the English word 'release', in that it did refer to improvised jazz-influenced bolero sessions coming out of the 'Filin' movement in the 1940s, filin being like the Anglo word 'feeling'.
	9:35pm StringOFperils: Descarga is like getting your ya-yas out.
	9:36pm Parq: What a terrific show, Gary. I've been eating this stuff up with a spoon!
	🇰🇷 9:37pm WR: Dean, don't focus on the narrative. It's an interesting yt playlist they have on that article. would make a decent FMU show.
	9:37pm Gary: Jesus, this woman never fails to make me weep
	9:38pm listener Rey: I like how La Lupe calls out Tito near the end to say the rhythm was more mozambique than boogaloo.
	9:38pm peter: hey! i remember noticing the word "boogaloo" in the headlines recently, been meaning to look into what that's about.. i'm sure it's nothing weird.. well here i go, i'll just take a big sip of coffee, and...
	9:38pm Gary: Welcome, Listener Rey! And thanks for that, I didn't notice -- I'll have to go back with a more careful listen
	9:39pm Gary: Don't do it Peter!
	🇰🇷 9:39pm WR: Love La Lupe and her inventions like Groovy-acita. She pissed off some people with some of her mannerisms and being so wild. And then there are the many who love her. The fans love her, the latin music establishment of her time not so much.
	9:39pm Dean: I know, WR, and I get the value of a list-for-list's-sake, but it's not the narrative, it's the framing. Fifteen?! Utterly trivializes the incomprehensibly vast cultural work.
	9:40pm listener Rey: Thanks! I am a new to your show but I'm diggin it very much
	9:40pm Parq: My Spanish wife understands "descarga" to mean "let loose", b/t/w.
	9:40pm tim abdellah: This melody sounds like "There's A Summer Place"
	9:41pm Parq: And yes, Peter is in for a rude shock.
	9:41pm Gary: It does!
	9:42pm StringOFperils: @Parq: Yeah, that's what I was saying (theorizing), in essence, so thanks !
	🇰🇷 9:42pm WR: Understood Dean, it is like some meme disease, top ## this, this years ##. The ## of this and that.
	9:42pm Franco Twinkie: iLa Lupe es muy chingona y-que pinche putos!
	🇰🇷 9:44pm WR: oh oh Franco, I think you gonna make us embarrass Alexa asking what you said;
	9:44pm StringOFperils: Badass is all I need to know.
	9:45pm Dean: Ignoring the risk of false cognates, here's OED on etymology of the noun discharge. Dig this: Senses of the French word likely to have influenced the English word include: to remove (something) (end of the 11th cent. in Old French in a gloss on Exodus 32:3 in Rashi, with reference to the children of Israel taking off gold jewellery from their bodies in order to make the golden calf), to remove a load from (a beast of burden, ship, vehicle, etc.) (a1160), to unload (cargo, passengers) (beginning of the 13th cent.), to release (a person) from a task, obligation or responsibility (c1220), to rid or free (a person) of something unwanted (first half of the 13th cent. or earlier), to release (a prisoner) from prison (c1275 or earlier), to exculpate, exonerate (a person) (c1283; a1321 or earlier used reflexively), to release (a person) from debt or a financial obligation (1287; 1291 or earlier used reflexively), to resign from or quit (an office or post) (1370 or earlier, used reflexively), to deprive or dispossess (a person) of (something) (1435), to vent or release (anger, emotion, etc.) (a1473), to dismiss (a person) from office (beginning of the 15th cent. or earlier), to fire (a firearm) (1477), (of a weapon, bomb, etc.) to go off (a1483, reflexive), (of a liquid, gas, etc.) to flow out, escape (1559).
	9:45pm Franco Twinkie: Itanslation: La Lupe is the shit motherfuckers, what of it?
	🇰🇷 9:46pm WR: Beautiful! Franco
	9:47pm StringOFperils: This also means, of course: Don't fuck with this Spanish teacher.
	🇰🇷 9:47pm WR: PS, I greatly enjoyed watching your youtube vid Franco, quite entertaining.
	9:49pm Franco Twinkie: I was in conflict - go outside and work more, OR dance. I opted the former, so this show is bookmarked for dancing later.
	9:52pm Franco Twinkie: Thank you WR. The present day class clown refuses to die!
	🇰🇷 9:53pm WR: since we are waking Record Mart, I'm drinking and swaying. Not chancing actual attempts at dancing.
	9:55pm Dean: "Ciao Amore" = Eat all you want.
	🇰🇷 9:56pm WR: Dean that OED entry for discharge all is fairly familiar except the children of israel golden calf gold.
	9:56pm Dean: That struck me, too, WR. Ain't words grand?
	9:57pm LambdaCalculus: Thanks for playing our Queen, Gary! And thanks for the awesome show tonight!
	9:57pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Great program Gary! adios
	9:58pm StringOFperils: La Lupe is buried in St. Raymond's Cemetery in the Bronx. So is Billie Holiday. Worth a visit? Thanks for the great show, Gary.
	🇰🇷 9:59pm chresti: Oh, that sounds great, Gary, too bad I'm at work Sunday morns.
	9:59pm tim abdellah: Thanks Gary - catch ya soon. Good night descargistas!!
	🇰🇷 9:59pm WR: Yes, Bembe Pata Pata my favorite in the set. Yes, StringOFperils, I was just thinking that. Bodega FMU day trip.
	🇰🇷 10:00pm chresti: Thanks Gary!
	🇰🇷 10:00pm WR: laters all.
	10:00pm Franco Twinkie: Gary, tu es muy cabron! Viva la bodega!
	10:00pm Gary: Good night, and thanks everyone!
	🇰🇷 10:01pm chresti: I liked Golpe Tocuyano..
	🇰🇷 11:28am bobdc: Great, great show. I will be listening to it again.

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June 17, 2020: Record Mart, R.I.P.
Manhattan's oldest record store (1958 in Union Square Station, 1961 in Times Square Station) has closed.

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Record Mart

Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live	2020
Bio Ritmo	Codeina "Codeina" by "Bio Ritmo"	Puerta Del Sur	2014
Ensamble Polifónico Vallenato	Puya	Fiesta, Que Viva La	2014
Sr. Langosta	El Tercer Ojo "El Tercer Ojo" by "Sr. Langosta"	El Experimento Caribeño	2017
Fauna	El Zombie (feat. Princes) "El Zombie (feat. Princes)" by "Fauna"	Nueva Cumbia Argentina, The Buenos Aires Implosion!	2009	0:05:33 (Pop-up)
Pijuan Sextet	La Bala De Plata "La Bala De Plata" by "Pijuan Sextet"	Estamos en Todas		0:16:57 (Pop-up)
Juan Bautista	Estoy Aqui Pero No Soy Yo	Bachata Roja		0:19:45 (Pop-up)
Kako, Totico y el Trabuco	El Trabuco Special	La Machina y el Motor		0:23:18 (Pop-up)
Justo Betancourt	Una Audencia Muerta	Pa Bravo Yo	1972	0:27:26 (Pop-up)
Bobby Paunetto	Aquí Voy Yo "Aquí Voy Yo" by "Bobby Paunetto"	El Sonido Moderno/The Seeco Sessions		0:31:10 (Pop-up)
Eddie Palmieri	My Spiritual Indian	Justicia	1969	0:33:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Willie Colon	Mc2 (Theme Realides)	El Barrio		0:39:24 (Pop-up)
Claudette Et Ti Pierre	Zanmi Camarade	Camionette		0:42:28 (Pop-up)
Astros	Tete Callee "Tete Callee" by "Astros"	Up 2 Date Band		0:48:44 (Pop-up)
Shleu-Shleu	Erzulie "Erzulie" by "Shleu-Shleu"	La Bal Des Orchestres	1976	0:54:16 (Pop-up)
Maestro Ernst Leandre & Les Charmeurs Du Cap	Wap Fe - M Abi	Benita	1971	1:02:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Mitch Frohman	Mas Flauta "Mas Flauta" by "Mitch Frohman"	From Daddy with Love		1:07:28 (Pop-up)
Paulina Alvarez	Rompiendo La Rutina	12 Lindas Cubanas	2004	1:11:08 (Pop-up)
Maria Teresa Vera	Viente Anos "Viente Anos" by "Maria Teresa Vera"	12 Lindas Cubanas	2004	1:14:37 (Pop-up)
Blanca Rosa Gil	Sombras "Sombras" by "Blanca Rosa Gil"	12 Lindas Cubanas	2004	1:18:11 (Pop-up)
Celina González	El Reto "El Reto" by "Celina González"	12 Lindas Cubanas	2004	1:21:21 (Pop-up)
Elena Burke	Que Sabas Tu "Que Sabas Tu" by "Elena Burke"	12 Lindas Cubanas	2004	1:24:59 (Pop-up)
Gina Leon	Alejate "Alejate" by "Gina Leon"	12 Lindas Cubanas	2004	1:28:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jerry González	Nutty "Nutty" by "Jerry González"	Rumba Para Monk	1988	1:31:23 (Pop-up)
Nilo Espinosa Y Orquesta	Baby Boogaloo	Bugalú Tropical - Vol 1	2007	1:36:42 (Pop-up)
Celia Cruz & Johnny Pacheco	Canto a La Habana	Celia Cruz & Johnny Pacheco		1:41:57 (Pop-up)
Orchestra Colon	Odio y Falsedad "Odio y Falsedad" by "Orchestra Colon"	Creepin' Up	1971	1:47:08 (Pop-up)
Chiverico Davila	Chivirico's Descarga	Exitos De Chiverico Davila		1:53:04 (Pop-up)
Kako & Azuquita	La Fiera "La Fiera" by "Kako & Azuquita"	N.Y.C. Salsa 2		1:58:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The New Swing Sextet	Revolucianado	El Barrio	2007	2:04:15 (Pop-up)
La Lupe	Golpe Tocuyano "Golpe Tocuyano" by "La Lupe"	Y Su Alma Venezolana	1966	2:10:07 (Pop-up)
La Lupe	Que Bueno Boogaloo "Que Bueno Boogaloo" by "La Lupe"	Dos Lados de La Lupe	1968	2:12:09 (Pop-up)
La Lupe	Negrura "Negrura" by "La Lupe"	Reina De La Cancion Latina	1968	2:14:45 (Pop-up)
La Lupe	Alone "Alone" by "La Lupe"	Con El Diablo En El Cuerpo	1961	2:17:55 (Pop-up)
La Lupe	Canta Bajo "Canta Bajo" by "La Lupe"	One Of A Kind / Unica En Su Clase	1977	2:19:58 (Pop-up)
La Lupe	El Malo "El Malo" by "La Lupe"	La Lupe En Madrid - Volumen 17	1971	2:23:31 (Pop-up)
La Lupe	Take It Easy "Take It Easy" by "La Lupe"	they Call Me La Lupe	1966	2:25:57 (Pop-up)
La Lupe	Bembe Pata Pata "Bembe Pata Pata" by "La Lupe"	La Lupe's Era / La Era De La Lupe	1968	2:28:42 (Pop-up)
La Lupe	Ciao Amore "Ciao Amore" by "La Lupe"	La Lupe En Madrid - Volumen 17	1971	2:32:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000	2:34:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:58pm LambdaCalculus: Evening Gary!
	7:00pm Gary: Hey there, LambdaCalc! You'll have to detail some of your Record Mart finds over the years
	7:00pm hyde: hello!
	7:01pm Gary: Hey there, Hyde! Any Record Mart memories you'd care to share?
	7:01pm LambdaCalculus: Most of the stuff I picked up was a lot of Cuban CDs... got some Celia Cruz, Beny More, Orquestra Aragon, and of course La Lupe and Mongo Santamaria!
	7:01pm Dean: Who's the lucky SOB who got that RHCP album in the window?
	7:02pm LambdaCalculus: I also did get one of the Tom Ze CD compilations that David Byrne's Luaka Bop label put out from them!
	7:02pm hyde: I never made it to Record Mart, sadly
	7:02pm melinda: hi folks
	7:02pm Dean: (sarcasm if it wasn't perfectly obvious)
	7:03pm Rich in Washington: Hellooo Gary!
	7:03pm peter: hello Gary & co.!
	7:03pm LambdaCalculus: I also got my third copy of Fania All-Stars there, and a couple of other old Cuban LPs there, too.
	🇰🇷 7:04pm WR: Sadly I went to record mart many many times. Don't remember actually buying anything. I was so broke in the 80s, 90s, and most of the 00s.
	7:04pm StringOFperils: My condolences on another local record store demise. Always sad to see them go.
	🇰🇷 7:04pm chresti: Hey Bodegans!
	7:04pm LambdaCalculus: Pour one out for Record Mart... RIP to an awesome record shop.
	7:04pm LambdaCalculus: Hey chresti!
	7:05pm Dean: Reid's Records in Berkeley, which specialized in gospel, closed last fall. It opened in 1945.
	7:06pm Gary: Dean! Melinda! Rich! Peter! WR! StringOFperils! Chresti!
	🇰🇷 7:06pm chresti: Hi Lambda!
	7:06pm zmzm: hello..
	7:06pm Gary: zmzm!
	7:07pm Gary: Man, sad to hear that, Dean
	7:07pm βrian: "Porque no tengo codeina que comer" ?
	7:08pm ParUbi: Hey everyone, hi Gary
	7:09pm Gary: βrian! ParUbi!
	7:10pm Franco Twinkie: This is good, I want to dance, but I just inhaled a burrito so I might not be able to do much besides shuffles around and wiggle slightly, otherwise I might throw up.
	7:11pm Gary: Franco!
	🇰🇷 7:14pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Franco Twinkie: i'll be shuffling along with you
	7:14pm Gary: Granny Spicy Tuna!
	🇰🇷 7:14pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): and hello, Gary and WFMU kin!
	7:15pm βrian: GST, is that a pronoun designation? (e/em)
	7:15pm Franco Twinkie: So tell me Granny, what is your go to burrito in SF?
	7:16pm Dean: Great stomachs think alike. I was going to ask you that very question respecting your location.
	7:17pm βrian: "A Burrito's place is in the home."
	7:18pm Gary: Hey guys, are you hearing a noise in the background?
	🇰🇷 7:18pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): βrian: ah, yes! Spivak: "Ask em what e wants in eir tea." :)
	7:18pm Gary: It sounds horrible in my phone
	7:18pm βrian: Like a broken diaphragm in the mic?
	7:19pm ParUbi: I hear what sounds like serious bit crushing
	7:19pm RetroHawk: evening all
	7:19pm Gary: yes
	7:19pm LambdaCalculus: Hey RetroHawk!
	🇰🇷 7:19pm WR: I'm going to recycle some comments I made on Ridgewood Radio earlier today, ruth asked if anyone had shopped there. I found out about Record Mart before I moved to NYC. Latin percussionists friends were getting amazing Cuban records on the Egrem label from there in the 80s which is why I searched for it on my visit in 85. (Moved to NYC in 92.) It took me several tries to find them.
	7:20pm Dean: I hear what βrian describes, but I can't say I'd have regarded it as out of the ordinary for most shows I listen to.
	7:20pm Gary: Okay, damnit, I gotta reboot -- stay there
	7:20pm RetroHawk: hi Lambda
	7:20pm LambdaCalculus: Uh oh, streams got crossed!
	7:20pm Dean: Gary's rebooting...
	7:20pm Gary: It was me -- I'm rebooting to get rid of noise
	7:21pm Dean: "Perfect sound forever." Fuck you, Philips.
	🇰🇷 7:22pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Franco Twinkie: Well, Pancho Villa is always a good idea, with that assortment of prize-winning salsas! However, it's a really hard question to answer without more…investigation!
	7:22pm Gary: I'm back
	🇰🇷 7:22pm WR: Wow my stream is nearly 30 seconds behind all ya'll. Listening on my phone.
	7:22pm Doug Schulkind: I must've purchased easily 100 salsa LPs at Record Mart. Plus a ton of records from Haiti, Martinique, Guadeloupe, Trinidad (calypso and soca).
	7:22pm βrian: @GST: Thanks. I miss the plural-vs-singular signal in other forms. (Sorry, Sybil.)
	7:22pm Gary: My apologies, clearly I'm going to have to get a different streaming computer! Anyway, it's fixed now, I can tell
	7:23pm Doug Schulkind: Yeah, you are def. back on, Gary. Otherwise, Johnny Dodds would be playing.
	7:25pm Gary: Doug! Thank you ...
	7:25pm zmzm: besides the record mart, if my memory serves there was reggae csstt store there (or union sq) in I believe in 90's?
	7:27pm zmzm: or at port authority?
	7:27pm ParUbi: There's such a thing as external usb soundcards. I just ordered one because my zoom audio fails/gets crunchy all the time. Maybe that's a solution...
	7:27pm βrian: Is that near Port Austin?
	7:29pm peter: hey is anyone else getting a bass-y rumble? could just be my system, but when i cut the bass, rumble disappears
	7:30pm Doug Schulkind: Um, Gary. Is this constantly repeating electronic rumble, blip-bloop intentional? It's been going non-stop for five minutes or so.
	7:31pm Gary: I think so? My phone sounds right ... but let's see what happens next track
	🇰🇷 7:31pm WR: LOL Doug.
	7:31pm βrian: Sounds right, as far as I can tell.
	7:32pm Alicia Renee: Holla! Record Mart! oh man. Glad to get the news this way tho. thanks for the spins & the tribute!
	7:32pm StringOFperils: It sounds fantastic Gary.
	7:32pm Doug Schulkind: Nope. I had to stop and re-start. I was caught in some weird loop kicked off when you lost then rejoined the connection.
	7:33pm Gary: Damn ... so sorry for all of the sound issues.
	7:33pm Franco Twinkie: May I, Granny? El Buen Sabor on the corner of 18th and Valencian AND La Corneta on Mission between 23rd. and 24th? I think.
	7:33pm StringOFperils: Weird Loops. Part of a complete DJ breakfast !
	7:33pm Doug Schulkind: I saw "El Experimento" in the previous album title and just thought, wow, Gary's got guts to play this!
	7:36pm LambdaCalculus: I think the playlist isn't updating? =/
	7:36pm Franco Twinkie: Your beats are whack, gotta ice pack on your Mac....Okay,I'll stop.
	7:36pm LambdaCalculus: His Mac may need a fan, otherwise the music it'll ban.
	7:40pm rw: Hello!
	7:41pm Gary: RW!
	🇰🇷 7:42pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Franco Twinkie: La Corneta! that's the one i always forget the name of and i love it. YES. And a big fan of El Buen Sabor, too, back in my New College days that was the corner snack.
	7:42pm Flash Strap: hola Gary & Bodegans
	7:43pm Gary: The Flash!
	7:43pm doctorjazz: Hi Popsicles!
	7:43pm Flash Strap: sounds great in here
	7:44pm Gary: Dr. Jazz!
	🇰🇷 7:44pm WR: I'm a shy guy with not much cash so I never asked questions, would do my usual "just browsing". And turns out like you said, much of the great stuff was in drawers, closet, etc. It was poor strategy on my part because when I recently had the pleasure of meeting the Record Mart Latin music guru, Harry Sepulveda, I found that he is a really nice guy who loved discussing and sharing the music. Very friendly and helpful to me, even with my having limited knowledge.
	7:45pm rw: I’m here but I’m not me
	🇰🇷 7:47pm WR: Their regular site is still up and a good concise history of the store. www.recordmartnyc.com...
	🇰🇷 7:48pm chresti: WR, I was also shy in places like that, especially if there wasn't a specific artist that I was looking for.
	7:48pm LambdaCalculus: I hope A-1 Records down in the East Village is still there. They gave me a massive chunk of my collections of Brazilian and African records.
	7:49pm Gary: Wait, A-1? I do not know this A-1 of which you speak
	7:49pm coelacanth∅: hey Gary and all
	7:50pm Gary: Coelacanth∅!
	7:58pm Flash Strap: this Palmieri really doin it for me man
	🇰🇷 7:58pm WR: When the 42nd / Times Square station had renovation Record Mart closed in '98. I made it a point to go visit before they closed. There was a Hispanic network TV crew there, I forget which of the two big ones from the 90s it was. A pleasant lady asked me if I had been a regular customer and what I thought about the store. I told her of my friends in Louisiana who bought lots of records by calling up and asking Harry what was new and good. And of my own delight in getting to visit it regularly once I moved to New York. She noted that I had reasonable pronunciation of the names of the musicians and titles so she asked me if I could say my story in Spanish for the cameras. Deer, headlights, road kill. But it makes me clearly remember my last visit to the old Times Square location.
	8:00pm Gary: Great story, WR. And, yes, Flash, agreed--this is a ridiculously awesome track
	🇰🇷 8:06pm WR: yes, chresti @7:48, I'm needlessly fearful of a pushy sales person, and often too sensitive about feeling pressure from others. I think I have finally grown out of that maybe.
	8:07pm Flash Strap: this is so good
	🇰🇷 8:08pm WR: Yes, Flash, the Claudette Et Ti Pierre? and it sounds like just one keyboard doing it all.
	8:10pm doctorjazz: World music is a definite blind spot for me- loving the sounds, though.
	8:10pm Flash Strap: @WR: yeah so minimal and really lovely
	8:12pm Gary: Here's the cover with that sole keyboard: rateyourmusic.com...
	8:13pm Flash Strap: i was just looking that up! really good
	8:27pm Flash Strap: this is beautiful, the Charmeurs Du Cap
	🇰🇷 8:27pm WR: Sweet. Better than I imagined. Any of ya'll use rateyourmusic. I made an account in about 2005 and added a few hundred items and tried to contribute to listings but haven't been very active at all.
	8:31pm Webhamster Henry: Ooh for a second I thought I heard that J P Rampal / Bolcom flutey thing that was unavoidable in the late 70s.
	🇰🇷 8:31pm WR: Gary, your music curating is marvelous. As always.
	8:33pm Parq: Just joining the party. Yeah, I'm going to miss that place, too. I'm thinking of its latest iteration, with people standing around outside watching boxing on screens in the windows.
	8:34pm Gary: Henry and Parq, howdy!
	🇰🇷 8:35pm WR: Speaking of what are they doing with their stock. They were closed from 1998 to 2007, about 9 years. When they didn't reopen some where by 2003 I had given up them ever opening again. Not to raise false hope regarding this closing. This seems to be a definitive pivot by them.
	8:36pm Dean: Couldn't think what Rampal had done of Bolcom. I think you meant Bolling, WH. That record was unavoidable!
	8:36pm Filip: Claudette et Ti Pierre rules! Unfortunatelly he got murdered some years ago and from what I've heard she's a nun somewhere in Canada. Beautiful, sweet yet powerful voice. Hope she sings for here co-nuns. Thank you Gary!
	8:38pm LambdaCalculus: So "Rompiendo La Rutina" means "Breaking the Routine".
	8:38pm Gary: Filip! My gosh, that's a horrible thing to have happened to Ti Pierre
	8:40pm doctorjazz: Lovely stuff!
	🇰🇷 8:42pm chresti: Very.
	8:45pm LambdaCalculus: I need me a copy of this album!
	8:46pm Gary: I'll send you my files!
	8:47pm LambdaCalculus: Nice! Thanks, Gary! :D
	8:52pm melinda: Great album, I agree!
	8:56pm Filip: Yes, I think that happened during one of the many political upheavals there. He was blind and I've heard a really grizzly story of what happend, I'm not even comfortable quoting the details... But at least the music lives on. Camionette is an awesome record. I picked it up years ago at the Times Sq subway record store down by the R train entrance, that specialized in Latin and Caribbean music. It's long gone now. I've never heard their music before, just the cover triggered my interest and fell in love with it... Nobody apart from the Haitian community knows it...
	8:57pm LambdaCalculus: Doce is 12
	8:57pm Filip: Oh boy, I didn't even know you dedicated this show to Record Mart! Awesome!
	🇰🇷 9:00pm WR: Filip, so ironic, the Times Sq subway store had reopened in 2007 in the station not far from where they had been and now the just closed again recently.
	9:00pm Gary: Haha, Filip! Yes, same place I found mine ... :)
	9:01pm Gary: Thank you, Lambda-C! Pronounced "DOH-chey"?
	9:04pm LambdaCalculus: Pronounced "Doh-SE".
	9:05pm Gary: Committing it to memory now .... [zzzt ... brrk] ... thank you!
	9:07pm Dean: Isn't it DOH-say?
	9:08pm Dean: Sorry, I'm feeling pedantic, and I very well could be wrong.
	9:09pm Gary: I'm gonna go with the Cuban's pronunciation, haha :)
	9:12pm Dean: In that case, it's LOOOOOOOOOOO-see! Aren't pop culture stereotypes the bomb?!
	9:12pm Filip: Oh... too bad they closed again. Maybe they'll reopen again!!? Third time is a charm!
	9:17pm Gary: It just seems wrong for that place not to be there anymore. A cultural treasure. A meeting place. I think they maybe even produced a couple of compilations?
	9:23pm Filip: Signing off! Got to go to bed, it's 3:22 am up here... Thank you Gary... Good night y'all!
	9:24pm Gary: Night, Filip!
	🇰🇷 9:25pm WR: laters Filip, hope to see you on here again.
	9:27pm Gary: Hey kids! Do you like horses? Avant-garde music? You're going to want to stick around for Sam Segal's If You Lose Your Horse, starting at 10 PM, right after this here program ends. Tonight's episode: "The Steady Sound of the Horse Turning the Night Like a Ceiling Fan": wfmu.org...
	9:27pm tim abdellah: Getting here on the tardy side - Buenas tardes all!
	9:28pm listener Rey: it means jam session
	9:29pm StringOFperils: It also means DISCHARGE
	9:29pm LambdaCalculus: I was also about to say "discharge" as well!
	🇰🇷 9:29pm WR: en.wikipedia.org... let it all hang out baby!
	9:29pm tim abdellah: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:30pm tim abdellah: @WR - jinx!
	9:30pm LambdaCalculus: jeff-goldblum-well-there-it-is.gif :)
	9:30pm LambdaCalculus: BRING OUR QUEEN ON!! :D
	🇰🇷 9:31pm WR: Israel Lopez / Cachao put that on the map.
	🇰🇷 9:32pm WR: La Lupe!
	9:33pm Gary: Tim!!!!
	9:33pm Dean: OMFG, the NYT never fails to turn substance into fluff: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/17/arts/music/black-liberation-jazz.html
	9:34pm Gary: Thanks guys for that Wiki entry!
	🇰🇷 9:35pm chresti: La Lupe!
	9:35pm StringOFperils: I think perhaps the sense of Descarga here is more like the English word 'release', in that it did refer to improvised jazz-influenced bolero sessions coming out of the 'Filin' movement in the 1940s, filin being like the Anglo word 'feeling'.
	9:35pm StringOFperils: Descarga is like getting your ya-yas out.
	9:36pm Parq: What a terrific show, Gary. I've been eating this stuff up with a spoon!
	🇰🇷 9:37pm WR: Dean, don't focus on the narrative. It's an interesting yt playlist they have on that article. would make a decent FMU show.
	9:37pm Gary: Jesus, this woman never fails to make me weep
	9:38pm listener Rey: I like how La Lupe calls out Tito near the end to say the rhythm was more mozambique than boogaloo.
	9:38pm peter: hey! i remember noticing the word "boogaloo" in the headlines recently, been meaning to look into what that's about.. i'm sure it's nothing weird.. well here i go, i'll just take a big sip of coffee, and...
	9:38pm Gary: Welcome, Listener Rey! And thanks for that, I didn't notice -- I'll have to go back with a more careful listen
	9:39pm Gary: Don't do it Peter!
	🇰🇷 9:39pm WR: Love La Lupe and her inventions like Groovy-acita. She pissed off some people with some of her mannerisms and being so wild. And then there are the many who love her. The fans love her, the latin music establishment of her time not so much.
	9:39pm Dean: I know, WR, and I get the value of a list-for-list's-sake, but it's not the narrative, it's the framing. Fifteen?! Utterly trivializes the incomprehensibly vast cultural work.
	9:40pm listener Rey: Thanks! I am a new to your show but I'm diggin it very much
	9:40pm Parq: My Spanish wife understands "descarga" to mean "let loose", b/t/w.
	9:40pm tim abdellah: This melody sounds like "There's A Summer Place"
	9:41pm Parq: And yes, Peter is in for a rude shock.
	9:41pm Gary: It does!
	9:42pm StringOFperils: @Parq: Yeah, that's what I was saying (theorizing), in essence, so thanks !
	🇰🇷 9:42pm WR: Understood Dean, it is like some meme disease, top ## this, this years ##. The ## of this and that.
	9:42pm Franco Twinkie: iLa Lupe es muy chingona y-que pinche putos!
	🇰🇷 9:44pm WR: oh oh Franco, I think you gonna make us embarrass Alexa asking what you said;
	9:44pm StringOFperils: Badass is all I need to know.
	9:45pm Dean: Ignoring the risk of false cognates, here's OED on etymology of the noun discharge. Dig this: Senses of the French word likely to have influenced the English word include: to remove (something) (end of the 11th cent. in Old French in a gloss on Exodus 32:3 in Rashi, with reference to the children of Israel taking off gold jewellery from their bodies in order to make the golden calf), to remove a load from (a beast of burden, ship, vehicle, etc.) (a1160), to unload (cargo, passengers) (beginning of the 13th cent.), to release (a person) from a task, obligation or responsibility (c1220), to rid or free (a person) of something unwanted (first half of the 13th cent. or earlier), to release (a prisoner) from prison (c1275 or earlier), to exculpate, exonerate (a person) (c1283; a1321 or earlier used reflexively), to release (a person) from debt or a financial obligation (1287; 1291 or earlier used reflexively), to resign from or quit (an office or post) (1370 or earlier, used reflexively), to deprive or dispossess (a person) of (something) (1435), to vent or release (anger, emotion, etc.) (a1473), to dismiss (a person) from office (beginning of the 15th cent. or earlier), to fire (a firearm) (1477), (of a weapon, bomb, etc.) to go off (a1483, reflexive), (of a liquid, gas, etc.) to flow out, escape (1559).
	9:45pm Franco Twinkie: Itanslation: La Lupe is the shit motherfuckers, what of it?
	🇰🇷 9:46pm WR: Beautiful! Franco
	9:47pm StringOFperils: This also means, of course: Don't fuck with this Spanish teacher.
	🇰🇷 9:47pm WR: PS, I greatly enjoyed watching your youtube vid Franco, quite entertaining.
	9:49pm Franco Twinkie: I was in conflict - go outside and work more, OR dance. I opted the former, so this show is bookmarked for dancing later.
	9:52pm Franco Twinkie: Thank you WR. The present day class clown refuses to die!
	🇰🇷 9:53pm WR: since we are waking Record Mart, I'm drinking and swaying. Not chancing actual attempts at dancing.
	9:55pm Dean: "Ciao Amore" = Eat all you want.
	🇰🇷 9:56pm WR: Dean that OED entry for discharge all is fairly familiar except the children of israel golden calf gold.
	9:56pm Dean: That struck me, too, WR. Ain't words grand?
	9:57pm LambdaCalculus: Thanks for playing our Queen, Gary! And thanks for the awesome show tonight!
	9:57pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Great program Gary! adios
	9:58pm StringOFperils: La Lupe is buried in St. Raymond's Cemetery in the Bronx. So is Billie Holiday. Worth a visit? Thanks for the great show, Gary.
	🇰🇷 9:59pm chresti: Oh, that sounds great, Gary, too bad I'm at work Sunday morns.
	9:59pm tim abdellah: Thanks Gary - catch ya soon. Good night descargistas!!
	🇰🇷 9:59pm WR: Yes, Bembe Pata Pata my favorite in the set. Yes, StringOFperils, I was just thinking that. Bodega FMU day trip.
	🇰🇷 10:00pm chresti: Thanks Gary!
	🇰🇷 10:00pm WR: laters all.
	10:00pm Franco Twinkie: Gary, tu es muy cabron! Viva la bodega!
	10:00pm Gary: Good night, and thanks everyone!
	🇰🇷 10:01pm chresti: I liked Golpe Tocuyano..
	🇰🇷 11:28am bobdc: Great, great show. I will be listening to it again.

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