WFMU: Paul Bruno: Playlist from June 20, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:06am david from ks.t: ,,,,,DANG!! Thassum goood stuff !!!
	12:08am david from ks.: ,,,,,,Sorry forthat misspelled lower case kansas abbrev.
	12:12am david from ks.: ,,,,makem pay atten.!!!
	♥ 12:13am coelacanth: Awesome pink fairies track! ...and hello Paul Bruno and others .......and Yay steppenwolf!
	12:22am listener mark: Good morning Paulie B.!!!
	12:22am PMD: Listening in CA. No pressure.
	♥ 12:24am DJ PB: Still just getting settled in here. Thanks everybody for listening and commenting!
	♥ 12:28am coelacanth: i Love this album...and i was just listening to some vintage who, so - perfect...
	12:29am david from ks.: ,,, thought itwas McCartney for a beginin` min. !
	♥ 12:29am coelacanth: oh, i meant "who came first"...the versions are similar though.
	12:34am Carmichael: I was stationed in Korea when this album came out.
	12:35am Carmichael: Petty, I mean.
	12:35am SeanG: love it
	12:40am Carmichael: I saw Petty's album in the BX while shopping, not hearing anything "western". The Wall also came out then, and The Records 1st (and only?) album. Quite an era. Oh, also Alan Parsons' "Eve".
	♥ 12:41am DJ PB: @Carmichael - The Records have 3 LPs, I believe. The first two are both great! (Don't have the third.)
	12:45am Carmichael: The "Starry Eyes" one came out back then, 79-80. I loved it. And being Irish, I hold a place in my heart for Horslips.
	12:47am Carmichael: Jaysis!
	12:48am Aileen: Lizzy! [heart emoji times a million]
	12:48am Carmichael: Yer feckin' aces, Paul!!
	12:50am rich: that twin guitar attack is so hitting the spot
	12:50am JakeGould: A lot of Thin Lizzy on playlists this week on WFMU it seems.
	♥ 12:52am DJ PB: @JakeGould The other DJs all knew I was doing this show and were seeking to undermine me! (Not really)
	♥ 12:52am coelacanth: i haven't noticed that, but thin lizzy is a frequent play on the jukebox at the pub.
	12:58am Aileen: their undermining is our gain
	12:58am JakeGould: A conspiracy is afoot!
	1:00am ?: Ghost Dog!
	1:05am david from ks.: Atom Heart Mother ? Doc at The Radar Station ? Yessongs ?
	1:12am david from ks.: ,,,,zoundz good!!
	♥ 1:12am coelacanth: this band is criminally overlooked.
	1:13am Todd: So I think I'm the target demographic DAD you are aiming at. When I was in middle school, 1972 there was a teen hard rock band that played an after school gig at my school-they played Fire and Water-I heard this cover version before i even heard free doing it
	♥ 1:16am coelacanth: re: steppenwolf live - most of it's legit, but that track and 1-2 others were added by the label to make up a double album. i don't think they added audience sounds; but arranged the studio cuts in-between live ones, effectively dubbing in crowd sound.
	♥ 1:16am DJ PB: @coelacanth - Aerosmith, probably not quite as overlooked @Todd - I don't know if you're quite in the boomer demo. Gen X forever!
	♥ 1:24am coelacanth: well, i guess i'm the dadrock demographic; but as far as i know i'm not a dad.
	1:25am johnk77: http://drrockandroll.blogspot.com/2014/10/joe-walshs-measles-on-kent-state.html some pix and text on a joe walsh band before james gang the measles
	♥ 1:26am DJ PB: @coelacanth - If you long lost son wants to call in, I'll put him on the air and we'll have a heartwarming radio moment!
	1:27am Violet in Cali: That would be so cute!
	♥ 1:32am coelacanth: that should be fun, Paul.
	1:37am Violet in Cali: air guitar
	♥ 1:40am coelacanth: YEAHHH!
	1:46am david from ks.: ,,,I have 3 Latin vegan offspring which would slant that dad rock thing to tres acordes de nuestro padres ! Just a thought still on that subject !
	1:58am JakeGould: I have a name for this kind of rock: “Mansplaining Rock!” imadink
	♥ 2:00am DJ PB: @JakeGould - Lindsay Buckingham definitely doing some mansplaining on this track!
	2:06am Violet in Cali: He was a babe though
	♥ 2:08am coelacanth: nantucket sleighride.
	♥ 2:11am joeray: Your facts about the Move's Split Ends (US) was Message in the Country (UK) was correct.
	2:12am Violet in Cali: WFMU: We get the facts right
	2:14am Clay Pigeon: Iron City Houserockers! One of Stephen King's favorite bands. Browsville Station, too. Great stuff, Paul.
	♥ 2:15am coelacanth: (well, if we need more useless information - "Love it to Death" was technically on "straight" records - a subdivision of warner created by Frank Zappa.)
	2:15am Violet in Cali: (I love your "useless" information)
	♥ 2:16am coelacanth: haha!
	♥ 2:17am joeray: Zappa!!!
	♥ 2:18am coelacanth: i Love this!
	2:19am Clay Pigeon: Garth Brooks did a nice version of Hard Luck Woman. Here he is with Kiss live. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JinITWtW06U
	♥ 2:19am DJ PB: @coelacanth - Hmmm... didn't see Straight on the LP sleeve. Are you sure it wasn't the first two Alice LPs on Straight before the switched to WB?
	2:21am Clay Pigeon: Concerning Love It To Death ---- Wiki sez: "The original album cover featured Cooper posed with his thumb protruding so it appeared to be his penis; Warner Bros. soon replaced it with a censored version."
	♥ 2:22am coelacanth: the way i remember it (and i don't have the record here or i'd look) is it's a green warner bros. label on the record with "straight" in a "thought bubble" coming from where it says "warner"...and something like that on the cover as well. (?)
	2:23am Violet in Cali: I wish I was in a van listening to this
	♥ 2:23am joeray: "Show me your thumb if you're dumb!"
	2:24am Clay Pigeon: Reprise was Sinatra's --- Straight was Zappas label. They were on Straight through Love It To Death.
	♥ 2:24am coelacanth: Clay, i think i have my older brother's copy, which he bought soon after it's release. i have to check for that protrusion!
	2:25am Violet in Cali: Always check for protrusions
	♥ 2:26am DJ PB: @Violet I think we can change "Dad Rock" to the non-sexist "Van Rock."
	2:26am Violet in Cali: @PB I agree!
	♥ 2:29am coelacanth: here's another oft-overlooked excellent album. Crosby's still good too...slightly bland maybe, but not like most of his contemporaries.
	2:29am newberry: Loving these tracks; thanks Paul!
	♥ 2:32am joeray: Yeah, great show this morning, Paul!
	♥ 2:32am coelacanth: okay i'm off, hopefully to something like sleep. Thanks Paul. 'twas Lovely! (...and yes - "van rock" will do!) ciao peeps.
	2:33am Violet in Cali: Bye Canthy
	♥ 2:33am DJ PB: @coelacanth - It was the Croz that put you to sleep, wasn't?!?!
	♥ 2:39am joeray: I just watched a short documentary today on the Making of Ram that's on YouTube.
	2:44am Violet in Cali: I love Love
	♥ 2:53am joeray: The Neil Young and Creedence tracks are a good segue to The Avant Ghetto!
	2:58am rw: Oh man. Nice show. Unfortunately only caught the last 15 min.
	2:58am JakeGould: Thanks Paul!
	2:59am rw: Yes. Thanks!!

Paul Bruno: Playlist from June 20, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Damnation of Adam Blessing	Cookbook	The Damnation Of Adam Blessing... Plus	Akarma		CD	Reissue of 1969 LP	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Roky Erickson	I Think of Demons "I Think of Demons" by "Roky Erickson"	The Evil One	Sympathy For The Record Industry	2002	CD	Reissue of 1980 LP	0:03:26 (Pop-up)
Coloured Balls	Mama Don't You Get Me Wrong	Ball Power	Sing Sing	2012	LP	Reissue of 1973 LP	0:06:14 (Pop-up)
Pink Fairies	The Snake "The Snake" by "Pink Fairies"	Pink Faires	Polydor	1975	LP	1971-1973 recordings	0:08:19 (Pop-up)
Steppenwolf	Hey Lawdy Mama "Hey Lawdy Mama" by "Steppenwolf"	16 Greatest Hits	ABC/Dunhill	1973	LP	1968-1972 recordings	0:11:52 (Pop-up)
Hackamore Brick	Oh! Those Sweet Bananas	One Kiss Leads to Another	Real Gone	2013	LP	Reissue of 1970 LP	0:14:59 (Pop-up)
Flamin' Groovies	Have You Seen My Baby?	Teenage Head	Big Beat	1990	CD	Reissue of 1971 LP	0:17:14 (Pop-up)
T. Rex	Hot Love "Hot Love" by "T. Rex"	20th Century Boy: The Ultimate Collection	Hip-O	2002	CD	Originally from 1971 single	0:19:49 (Pop-up)
The Who	Pure & Easy "Pure & Easy" by "The Who"	Odds & Sods	MCA	1974	LP	"Lifehouse" outtakes	0:25:36 (Pop-up)
Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers	Even the Losers	Damn the Torpedoes	Backstreet / MCA	1979	LP		0:30:04 (Pop-up)
MC5	Shakin' Street "Shakin' Street" by "MC5"	Back in the U.S.A.	Rhino/Atlantic	1992	CD	Reissue of 1970 LP	0:33:20 (Pop-up)
Big Star	When My Baby's Beside Me	#1 Record / Radio City	Stax / Ardent	1992	CD	Reissue of 1972 and 1974 LPs	0:35:44 (Pop-up)
Flying Burrito Brothers	Older Guys	The Gilded Palace of Sin/Burrito Deluxe	A&M	1997	CD	Reissue of 1969 and 1970 LPs	0:38:55 (Pop-up)
Horslips	Sure the Boy Was Green "Sure the Boy Was Green" by "Horslips"	Aliens	DJM	1977	LP		0:41:24 (Pop-up)
Thin Lizzy	Wild One "Wild One" by "Thin Lizzy"	Fighting	Vertigo	1975	LP		0:45:50 (Pop-up)
The Velvet Underground	Head Held High	Loaded	Cotillion	1970	LP		0:50:04 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	Stray Cat Blues	Beggars Banquet	London	1968	LP		0:52:43 (Pop-up)

Free	Fire and Water "Fire and Water" by "Free"	Fire and Water	A&M	1970	LP		1:09:40 (Pop-up)
Aerosmith	Mama Kin "Mama Kin" by "Aerosmith"	Aerosmith	Columbia	1973	LP		1:13:14 (Pop-up)
James Gang	Funk #49 "Funk #49" by "James Gang"	Rides Again	ABC	1970	LP	For Aileen, who knows 48 other kinds of funk	1:17:30 (Pop-up)
Mountain	Don't Look Around "Don't Look Around" by "Mountain"	The Best of Mountain	Columbia/Windfall	1973	LP		1:21:17 (Pop-up)
The Band	The Shape I'm In "The Shape I'm In" by "The Band"	Stage Fright	Capitol	1970	LP		1:24:57 (Pop-up)
Badfinger	Suitcase "Suitcase" by "Badfinger"	Straight Up	Apple	1971	LP		1:28:59 (Pop-up)
The Faces	You're So Rude "You're So Rude" by "The Faces"	A Nod Is As Good As A Wink... To A Blind Horse	Warner Bros.	1971	LP		1:31:51 (Pop-up)
Kiss	Hard Luck Woman "Hard Luck Woman" by "Kiss"	Double Platinum	Casablanca	1978	LP		1:35:32 (Pop-up)
Alice Cooper	Caught in a Dream "Caught in a Dream" by "Alice Cooper"	Love It To Death	Warner Bros.	1971	LP		1:38:43 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	He's Evil "He's Evil" by "The Kinks"	Preservation Act 2	RCA	1974	LP		1:41:35 (Pop-up)
The Move	The Minister "The Minister" by "The Move"	Split Ends	United Artists	1972	LP		1:45:55 (Pop-up)
Todd Rundgren	Couldn't I Just Tell You	Something / Anything?	Bearsville	1972	LP		1:50:22 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	Sail On, Sailor "Sail On, Sailor" by "The Beach Boys"	Good Vibrations: The Best of The Beach Boys	Reprise	1975	LP		1:53:39 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	I Know I'm Not Wrong	Tusk	Warner Bros.	1978	LP		1:56:53 (Pop-up)

Iron City Houserockers	Love's So Tough	Love's So Tough	MCA	1979	LP		2:09:49 (Pop-up)
Blue Ash	Abracadabra "Abracadabra" by "Blue Ash"	No More, No Less	Mercury	1973	LP		2:13:19 (Pop-up)
Terry Reid	Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace	Terry Reid	Epic	1969	LP		2:16:28 (Pop-up)
Cheap Trick	Downed "Downed" by "Cheap Trick"	In Color	Epic	1977	LP		2:20:46 (Pop-up)
David Crosby	Laughing "Laughing" by "David Crosby"	If Only I Could Remember My Name	Atlantic	1971	LP		2:24:45 (Pop-up)
Richard and Linda Thompson	For Shame of Doing Wrong	Pour Down Like Silver	Island	1975	LP		2:30:01 (Pop-up)
Paul and Linda McCartney	Eat at Home	Ram	Apple	1971	LP		2:34:28 (Pop-up)
Mott the Hoople	The Moon Upstairs	Brain Capers	Island	1971	LP		2:37:49 (Pop-up)
Love	Robert Montgomery "Robert Montgomery" by "Love"	Four Sail	Elektra	1969	LP		2:42:48 (Pop-up)
Neil Young and Crazy Horse	Barstool Blues	Zuma	Reprise	1975	LP		2:46:26 (Pop-up)
Creedence Clearwater Revival	Effigy	Willy And The Poor Boys	Fantasy	1969	LP		2:49:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:06am david from ks.t: ,,,,,DANG!! Thassum goood stuff !!!
	12:08am david from ks.: ,,,,,,Sorry forthat misspelled lower case kansas abbrev.
	12:12am david from ks.: ,,,,makem pay atten.!!!
	♥ 12:13am coelacanth: Awesome pink fairies track! ...and hello Paul Bruno and others .......and Yay steppenwolf!
	12:22am listener mark: Good morning Paulie B.!!!
	12:22am PMD: Listening in CA. No pressure.
	♥ 12:24am DJ PB: Still just getting settled in here. Thanks everybody for listening and commenting!
	♥ 12:28am coelacanth: i Love this album...and i was just listening to some vintage who, so - perfect...
	12:29am david from ks.: ,,, thought itwas McCartney for a beginin` min. !
	♥ 12:29am coelacanth: oh, i meant "who came first"...the versions are similar though.
	12:34am Carmichael: I was stationed in Korea when this album came out.
	12:35am Carmichael: Petty, I mean.
	12:35am SeanG: love it
	12:40am Carmichael: I saw Petty's album in the BX while shopping, not hearing anything "western". The Wall also came out then, and The Records 1st (and only?) album. Quite an era. Oh, also Alan Parsons' "Eve".
	♥ 12:41am DJ PB: @Carmichael - The Records have 3 LPs, I believe. The first two are both great! (Don't have the third.)
	12:45am Carmichael: The "Starry Eyes" one came out back then, 79-80. I loved it. And being Irish, I hold a place in my heart for Horslips.
	12:47am Carmichael: Jaysis!
	12:48am Aileen: Lizzy! [heart emoji times a million]
	12:48am Carmichael: Yer feckin' aces, Paul!!
	12:50am rich: that twin guitar attack is so hitting the spot
	12:50am JakeGould: A lot of Thin Lizzy on playlists this week on WFMU it seems.
	♥ 12:52am DJ PB: @JakeGould The other DJs all knew I was doing this show and were seeking to undermine me! (Not really)
	♥ 12:52am coelacanth: i haven't noticed that, but thin lizzy is a frequent play on the jukebox at the pub.
	12:58am Aileen: their undermining is our gain
	12:58am JakeGould: A conspiracy is afoot!
	1:00am ?: Ghost Dog!
	1:05am david from ks.: Atom Heart Mother ? Doc at The Radar Station ? Yessongs ?
	1:12am david from ks.: ,,,,zoundz good!!
	♥ 1:12am coelacanth: this band is criminally overlooked.
	1:13am Todd: So I think I'm the target demographic DAD you are aiming at. When I was in middle school, 1972 there was a teen hard rock band that played an after school gig at my school-they played Fire and Water-I heard this cover version before i even heard free doing it
	♥ 1:16am coelacanth: re: steppenwolf live - most of it's legit, but that track and 1-2 others were added by the label to make up a double album. i don't think they added audience sounds; but arranged the studio cuts in-between live ones, effectively dubbing in crowd sound.
	♥ 1:16am DJ PB: @coelacanth - Aerosmith, probably not quite as overlooked @Todd - I don't know if you're quite in the boomer demo. Gen X forever!
	♥ 1:24am coelacanth: well, i guess i'm the dadrock demographic; but as far as i know i'm not a dad.
	1:25am johnk77: http://drrockandroll.blogspot.com/2014/10/joe-walshs-measles-on-kent-state.html some pix and text on a joe walsh band before james gang the measles
	♥ 1:26am DJ PB: @coelacanth - If you long lost son wants to call in, I'll put him on the air and we'll have a heartwarming radio moment!
	1:27am Violet in Cali: That would be so cute!
	♥ 1:32am coelacanth: that should be fun, Paul.
	1:37am Violet in Cali: air guitar
	♥ 1:40am coelacanth: YEAHHH!
	1:46am david from ks.: ,,,I have 3 Latin vegan offspring which would slant that dad rock thing to tres acordes de nuestro padres ! Just a thought still on that subject !
	1:58am JakeGould: I have a name for this kind of rock: “Mansplaining Rock!” imadink
	♥ 2:00am DJ PB: @JakeGould - Lindsay Buckingham definitely doing some mansplaining on this track!
	2:06am Violet in Cali: He was a babe though
	♥ 2:08am coelacanth: nantucket sleighride.
	♥ 2:11am joeray: Your facts about the Move's Split Ends (US) was Message in the Country (UK) was correct.
	2:12am Violet in Cali: WFMU: We get the facts right
	2:14am Clay Pigeon: Iron City Houserockers! One of Stephen King's favorite bands. Browsville Station, too. Great stuff, Paul.
	♥ 2:15am coelacanth: (well, if we need more useless information - "Love it to Death" was technically on "straight" records - a subdivision of warner created by Frank Zappa.)
	2:15am Violet in Cali: (I love your "useless" information)
	♥ 2:16am coelacanth: haha!
	♥ 2:17am joeray: Zappa!!!
	♥ 2:18am coelacanth: i Love this!
	2:19am Clay Pigeon: Garth Brooks did a nice version of Hard Luck Woman. Here he is with Kiss live. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JinITWtW06U
	♥ 2:19am DJ PB: @coelacanth - Hmmm... didn't see Straight on the LP sleeve. Are you sure it wasn't the first two Alice LPs on Straight before the switched to WB?
	2:21am Clay Pigeon: Concerning Love It To Death ---- Wiki sez: "The original album cover featured Cooper posed with his thumb protruding so it appeared to be his penis; Warner Bros. soon replaced it with a censored version."
	♥ 2:22am coelacanth: the way i remember it (and i don't have the record here or i'd look) is it's a green warner bros. label on the record with "straight" in a "thought bubble" coming from where it says "warner"...and something like that on the cover as well. (?)
	2:23am Violet in Cali: I wish I was in a van listening to this
	♥ 2:23am joeray: "Show me your thumb if you're dumb!"
	2:24am Clay Pigeon: Reprise was Sinatra's --- Straight was Zappas label. They were on Straight through Love It To Death.
	♥ 2:24am coelacanth: Clay, i think i have my older brother's copy, which he bought soon after it's release. i have to check for that protrusion!
	2:25am Violet in Cali: Always check for protrusions
	♥ 2:26am DJ PB: @Violet I think we can change "Dad Rock" to the non-sexist "Van Rock."
	2:26am Violet in Cali: @PB I agree!
	♥ 2:29am coelacanth: here's another oft-overlooked excellent album. Crosby's still good too...slightly bland maybe, but not like most of his contemporaries.
	2:29am newberry: Loving these tracks; thanks Paul!
	♥ 2:32am joeray: Yeah, great show this morning, Paul!
	♥ 2:32am coelacanth: okay i'm off, hopefully to something like sleep. Thanks Paul. 'twas Lovely! (...and yes - "van rock" will do!) ciao peeps.
	2:33am Violet in Cali: Bye Canthy
	♥ 2:33am DJ PB: @coelacanth - It was the Croz that put you to sleep, wasn't?!?!
	♥ 2:39am joeray: I just watched a short documentary today on the Making of Ram that's on YouTube.
	2:44am Violet in Cali: I love Love
	♥ 2:53am joeray: The Neil Young and Creedence tracks are a good segue to The Avant Ghetto!
	2:58am rw: Oh man. Nice show. Unfortunately only caught the last 15 min.
	2:58am JakeGould: Thanks Paul!
	2:59am rw: Yes. Thanks!!

Paul Bruno: Playlist from June 20, 2016

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