WFMU: 100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from January 22, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:04pm βrian: There's always this tension on Wednesdays. Will Mary show up? The hour draws on apace as we await the ding.
	12:05pm chresti: Hi Mary and wingdingers!
	12:05pm John from Florham park: Well hello anyway fellow 100 percenters
	12:05pm Rich in Washington: Here we are!
	12:06pm βrian: (The life of a radio groundling is a fretful one.)
	12:06pm brainiac: To those about to ding, we salute you
	12:06pm JakeGould: Is this the playlist? I have a feeling it isn’t.
	12:07pm John from Florham park: Gee wonder where Mary is:)
	12:07pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Mary. We're having a tortilla pajama party!
	12:08pm Phillippe Bastille: Did I miss the Wing ding?
	12:09pm Hubig Pie: Is it live or is it Memorex ?
	12:10pm JakeGould: This sounds like Maxell or Certron tapes.
	12:11pm Sem: The Ding Cycle, with Mary and the 100% whatever. Hello, Mary, and totally present.
	12:13pm chresti: Are we in whateverland yet, or in streamville?
	12:14pm JakeGould: Drowning in the stream it seems.
	12:15pm rw: Mary! Wingdingers!Good morning! Streamville!
	12:23pm JakeGould: HERE WE GO!
	12:24pm Mary Wing: ARE WE LIVE? I BELIEVE WE ARE! Hello Brian, chresti, John, Rich, Brainiac, Jake, Franco, Phillippe, Hubig, Sem, and rw!
	12:26pm Mary Wing: This sitar track is 48 minutes long, if you needed to take a shower or other stuff, heh. It gets pretty interesting, though!
	12:27pm Mary Wing: Oops, I meant, 43 minutes.
	12:27pm JakeGould: DAMMIT!
	12:28pm Rich in Washington: I woulda sworn that De Schepper Trio track was a Bill Laswell thing, from the sound of it.
	12:29pm rw: Mary, can you smell me from all the way in NJ?
	12:29pm Aaron in Minneapolis: 43 minutes? Are you having bathroom issues there Mary?
	12:38pm Rich in Washington: I remember Brian Eno's Thursday Afternoon being the first piece of music composed to take full advantage of the running time of a Compact Disc.
	12:40pm βrian: Ok, I'm putting off going to the kheer cart until this is over.
	12:44pm coelacanth∅: greetings Mary, 100%ers
	12:45pm Rich in Washington: Hi coelacanth∅!
	12:47pm Mary Wing: Hiya coelacanth! My bowels are just fine, Aaron, heh! Are you stinky today, rw?
	12:47pm coelacanth∅: hey Rich!
	12:47pm Sem: Lovin' this ragatime sitaar.
	12:47pm βrian: ... ooh, and I see some kheer recipes call for saffron. I have a new mission.
	12:49pm coelacanth∅: big into Eno and never knew that Rich (@12.28)...i know Cecil Taylor was excited that some of his compositions that formerly had to be divided into 2 pieces could now be heard without interruption.
	12:50pm coelacanth∅: ...(i should say i read that. i don't know anything)
	12:52pm Hubig Pie: When this piece ends I'll know that it's time for lunch service here at the daycare
	12:53pm Mary Wing: 15 miinutes, Hubig!
	12:53pm βrian: There'll be a whole cohort of kids who salivate at the sound of sitar music.
	12:55pm rw: No longer stinky. I took the not so subtle hint that I needed a shower. Off to work. Will be listening from the road. Thanks in advance Mary and have a good Wednesday everyone!
	12:55pm Hubig Pie: The kiddos listen to Baby Shark in the waddler room, in the kitchen they get culture
	12:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Raga-tastic!
	12:56pm Mary Wing: Hi Ken and toodles, rw!
	12:57pm Webhamster Henry: Hi 100%ers! @Mary 12:47: 100% TMI
	12:58pm WR: Poking in for a few minutes as I eat my lunch.
	1:00pm Franco Twinkie: This was on while I was doing the last shot on my tortilla video - when I slop stuff on it, to be eaten.
	1:01pm coelacanth∅: happy hump-day rw!
	1:02pm Aaron in Minneapolis: I just hope three of a kind today isn’t covers of this
	1:02pm Mary Wing: Hello Henry! Take pride in your regularity!
	1:03pm Aaron in Minneapolis: I mean it’s amazing but also very long
	1:03pm Mary Wing: And hiya WR!
	1:03pm Mary Wing: Heh, it would make quite the marathon 3oak, Aaron.
	1:05pm coelacanth∅: i'm proud of my regularity
	1:05pm Aaron in Minneapolis: You would have to start that 3oak at the top of the show
	1:06pm coelacanth∅: (Mary's wheels are turning in preparation for the next time David can't do his show)
	1:09pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Holy shit
	1:09pm coelacanth∅: (i wonder if there are any covers of boris' sun baked snow cave, or the necks' silver water...)
	1:09pm Aaron in Minneapolis: That was intense
	1:10pm steveo: as usual, i missed it (HI)
	1:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: That looks like a Bryce playlist over there.
	1:14pm david w: Thanks, Mary, very cool. Hello all!
	1:17pm sphere: hullo
	1:18pm Hubig Pie: Lunch served successfully, thanks for the raga inspired scheduling help
	1:20pm βrian: @HP: What's on the menu?
	1:21pm Mary Wing: Hi steveo, david, and sphere!
	1:22pm Hubig Pie: Brian, meatball with the gravy and mash potato served with diced pear, biscuit and ice cold milk
	1:29pm WR: Ok, back to work so radio on very low. It was bugging me that selection being credited to Sylvian, I was wondering what level of involvement Sakamoto had, since I recognized the tune, the style, and was relieved when the playlist refreshed showing it was from the OST and not a Sylvian release.
	1:31pm Mary Wing: Heh, I feel your frustration, WR.
	1:31pm βrian: We sat in for a few lunches at our bambina's pre-school. I was impressed. Homemade pizza from scratch, steamed local produce. Durn good.
	1:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...gonna start an all white band doing Spanish music ...call it - The Pink Flamencos ...whut ??
	1:36pm coelacanth∅: and i was thinking how much that Sylvian (Sakamoto) track sounded like a talk talk song from around the same time
	1:37pm βrian: Lets hear more covers of that Semimimimimin, yo?
	1:37pm Mary Wing: Heh, I was just wondering if I could summon you to the comments with the Teardrop Explodes, RevRab! Obviously, it worked!
	1:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I fought the war for your sort ! Ringo : Bet you're sorry you won now...
	1:46pm Franco Twinkie: My favorite Teardrop Explodes song is Sleeping Gas, which I am sure is referencing an old Popeye cartoon.
	1:49pm Mary Wing: I don't think I could pick a favorite; I love Kilimanjaro and Wilder equally.
	1:52pm Michael 98145: Hello, Mary
	1:53pm Mary Wing: Hi Michael, just in time for 3oak!
	1:55pm Roberto: Someday you should put together a 3mahogany set.
	1:57pm Mary Wing: heh, now quit that, Roberto.
	1:57pm Roberto: I wood if I could!
	1:59pm Sem: Barking up the wrong tree, R.
	2:00pm Mary Wing: Tell me what mahogany is an acronym for, and maybe I'll consider it, heh.
	2:03pm chresti: Two minutes after 11 AM.
	2:06pm Roberto: Mary Always Has Only Great And Nice Yodels
	2:10pm Michael 98145: Great choice ...
	2:10pm Mary Wing: HAH! Nice, but not really about cover versions, is it?
	2:10pm coelacanth∅: stoked for this 3oak!
	2:11pm Roberto: It could be the segment dedicated to three or more yodels.
	2:11pm Mary Wing: Did you hear me snickering on mic? That was when I read Roberto's comment.
	2:11pm Stanley: Crikey. And hello.
	2:12pm Mary Wing: Hi Stanley! That's what their paid for!
	2:12pm coelacanth∅: i couldn't hear any of the mic break. i'm confused by the mahogany reference!
	2:14pm coelacanth∅: (though i appreciate the resulting puns)
	2:16pm Mary Wing: Scroll up, coela. Roberto thinks I should have a 3mahogany instead of 3oak.
	2:19pm brainiac: "The Fat Lady of Limbourg", described by Eno as a "Burroughs-type song" about an asylum in Limbourg, Belgium, where the residents of it outnumber the population of the town. -Wikiwikiwoo
	2:20pm chresti: Isn't there a Mahogany song by Diana Ross?
	2:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mahogany Rush - like Matt has Sammy Hagar...but quite a bit better... I'm quite content they're all as sane as me...
	2:25pm brainiac: Mahagonny by Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht — the worst night at the opera I ever spent. My head hurts just thinking about it.
	2:27pm chresti: That makes 3 of a Mahogany!
	2:28pm coelacanth∅: oh,haha! and if you play 3+ of a haircut 100 song it can be 3balsa; conversely if it's an Isaac Hayes song 3ebony...(etc)
	2:29pm Mary Wing: Let's not get carried away, coela...
	2:30pm Mary Wing: I'm liking the guitar on this version!
	2:30pm Michael 98145: yes
	2:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah great solo. Unhinged but on the original.
	2:31pm Hubig Pie: The Pinot Noirs get my vote for best cover so far
	2:33pm Mary Wing: Shivaree gets my vote.
	2:34pm coelacanth∅: yes the 3rd & 4th versions had me abandoning hope but now i'm stoked again. 3 excellent covers so far!
	2:34pm Hubig Pie: I cast my vote before this was played
	2:37pm brainiac: Dirt Dress was to my liking. Great 3oak, Mary!
	2:37pm Michael 98145: ( so, this is a ditty about our current US Senate ...? )
	2:38pm βrian: Ended up at the Tom Yum cart instead. Delicious.
	2:38pm doctorjazz: Hi, been lurking, love this Eno song and its covers!
	2:39pm coelacanth∅: dirt dress is very good. pinot & the noirs and shivaree i think are pretty stellar! this one's good. not very creative, but good.
	2:40pm coelacanth∅: i'm not surprised there are covers of this song but a little bit there are this many
	2:40pm Michael 98145: yes, i had no idea
	2:41pm Mary Wing: Hey there, doctorjazz!
	2:43pm Michael 98145: i love how this lets us actually hear a song we've heard so many times before ...
	2:43pm Konin: This just wants to make me wanna eat some Limburgse Vlaai. Should I pie her a visit?
	2:44pm Mary Wing: Always say yes to the cheese, Konin!
	2:46pm coelacanth∅: speaking of cheese, the ink spots! Yay!
	2:46pm northguineahills: forgot to give my hellos to you, Mary!
	2:47pm Hubig Pie: I liked them all, I stand by my top pick
	2:47pm Mary Wing: Hiya NGH, how's by you?
	2:48pm Konin: Now I just want to eat some nice Camenbert, Mary. Merci beaucoup!
	2:48pm Michael 98145: ( anyone here remember Dennis Potter's original 'Pennies from Heaven' and 'The Singing Detective' ?)
	2:49pm northguineahills: Missed the Eno original, but, got the last four covers, and I can safely clicky star The Ink Spots. @Mary: I have a four jobs I'm waiting to tell me I have the job, and a prospective place to live, but the land lord needs me to move in by this weekend, so I'm on pins and needles.....
	2:49pm βrian: Mmm, camembert!
	2:50pm Stanley: Tu veux du camembert?
	2:50pm Mary Wing: Oh no, NGH, not moving the record collection AGAIN?
	2:50pm Sem: Saw the Inkspots in the 80s, the set was worn smooth from repetition, crowd went wild for "Set the World on Fire", and Paper Doll had the crowd leaping to its collective feet. Amazing, considering the average age had to be 75+.
	2:51pm Konin: so hungry
	2:51pm Sem: Peruvian beaver cheese, that's what I fancy just now.
	2:53pm Stanley: Sem - I only have Venezuelan beaver cheese
	2:53pm Konin: Fermented?
	2:54pm Mary Wing: Did they mention Peruvian beaver cheese in the Monty Python cheese shop sketch?
	2:54pm Stanley: It's very runny
	2:55pm Mary Wing: Oh, the cat's got it.
	2:55pm Michael 98145: "How do you milk a beaver?" "Very carefully."
	2:55pm Sem: I believe Stanley is quoting that sketch. Perhaps I was thinking of Peruvian Marching Powder.
	2:55pm chresti: Goat cheddar with avocado.
	2:56pm Hubig Pie: A wee wedge of Wensleydale please
	2:56pm northguineahills: @Mary: No, my record collection is still at my friend's loft/club/performance space. But I need a place of my own as my brother bought a house and is moving in 3 weeks. Thanks for the toons!
	2:57pm Mary Wing: Fingers crossed for you, NGH!
	2:57pm Sem: BIg fun today, Mary. THx, and see you and the whatever's whenever.
	2:57pm northguineahills: danke schoen, Mary!
	2:58pm Stanley: Great stuff, Mary. Fellas.
	2:58pm coelacanth∅: how does the beaver cheese compare to bat cheese? more runny?
	2:58pm steveo: thanks, Mary! see you later!
	2:58pm βrian: Though a nice ripe Robiola would suit me fine, too.
	2:58pm JakeGould: Thanks Mary!
	2:59pm chresti: Thanks Mary!
	2:59pm Stanley: I'm with Hubig Pie and his Wensleydale
	2:59pm Michael 98145: Yes. Thank you again, Mary.
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Mary!
	3:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gotta be the right country & small mammal - like vegemite & marmite - tho both a similar satissfying mahogany color...
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: i had to hire very small people to milk the bats
	3:01pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening!!

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January 22, 2020: And we'll ditch you in the harbor if we must

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(* = new, *** = "Three of a Kind" covers segment)

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New / Special	Approx. start time
The Frankie Capp Percussion Group	The Deacon	Percussion In A Tribute To Count Basie	Kimberly	1961?	LP			0:00:00 (Pop‑up)
Laurent De Schepper Trio	No Longer 2.0	Aquanaut	Karlrecords	2013	CD			0:04:43 (Pop‑up)
Sitaar Tah!	Semimimimimin	Semimimimimin	aRCHIVE	2008	CD	Throat singing by Fuyuki Yamakawa, percussion by Tetsuya Kaneko.		0:09:41 (Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							0:53:02 (Pop‑up)
David Sylvian	Forbidden Colours	Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)	Milan	2016	MP3	Originally released in 1983 by Ryuichi Sakamoto.		1:00:02 (Pop‑up)
Tinariwen	Mhadjar Yassouf Idjan	Amadjar	Anti-	2019	CD	Featuring Warren Ellis on violin.		1:04:50 (Pop‑up)
Angelique Kidjo With The Orchestre Philharmonique Du Luxembourg	Otishe	Sings	429 Records	2015	CD			1:09:14 (Pop‑up)
Dave Soldier	The Stars Of Country Music Greet The Spring	Zajal	Mulatta	2019	CD		*	1:13:17 (Pop‑up)
The Teardrop Explodes	Passionate Friend	Wilder	Mercury	2000	CD	Originally released in 1981.		1:17:28 (Pop‑up)
Marvin Pontiac	Bring Me Rocks	The Legendary Marvin Pontiac - Greatest Hits	Northern Spy	2018	CD	Originally released in 1999.		1:20:58 (Pop‑up)
Barry Adamson	What It Means	As Above, So Below	Mute	1998	MP3			1:24:40 (Pop‑up)
CEO Of Everything (Direktor Vesgo)	Force Majeure - Форс-мажор	Vsego	Incompetence	2019	CD-R			1:28:40 (Pop‑up)
Karate Boogaloo	Tom's Diner	KB's Mixtape No. 2	Hopestreet Recordings	2018	CD	A Suzanne Vega cover.		1:32:07 (Pop‑up)
Future Bible Heroes	Blond Adonis	Memories Of Love	Slow River	1997	CD			1:35:35 (Pop‑up)
Lawrence Lui	The Way To The Center Is Through The Grain	The Genius Of Time EP	self-released	2018	CD-R			1:40:24 (Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							1:45:32 (Pop‑up)
Brian Eno	The Fat Lady Of Limbourg	Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)	Island	1974	MP3		***	1:53:50 (Pop‑up)
Dirt Dress	Fat Lady Of Limbourg	DLVNVN	Recess	2012	MP3		***	1:58:55 (Pop‑up)
Shane / Hall	The Fat Lady Of Limbourg	Basic Draining	TickleBomb Music	2009	MP3		***	2:01:47 (Pop‑up)
Ole Ole	The Fat Lady Of Limbourg	En Concierto 1983	Sony Music Entertainment Espana	1983	MP3		***	2:05:51 (Pop‑up)
Pinot & The Noirs	The Fat Lady Of Limbourg	Pinot & The Noirs II	CyberJack	2017	MP3		***	2:09:53 (Pop‑up)
Shivaree	The Fat Lady Of Limbourg	Breach	Rounder	2004	MP3		***	2:15:10 (Pop‑up)
Dr. Olive & The Hoperators	The Fat Lady Of Limbourg	The Fat Lady Of Limbourg single	3-To-The-3rd Music	2019	MP3		***	2:19:23 (Pop‑up)
Hilsinger & Beatty	The Fat Lady Of Limbourg	Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)	DBK Works	2004	MP3		***	2:24:07 (Pop‑up)
The Ink Spots	I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire	20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection - The Best Of The Ink Spots	MCA	1999	CD	This song originally released in 1941.		2:30:37 (Pop‑up)
rOZZ	Rocksteady	The Rythm	Nub Music	2018	CD-R			2:33:43 (Pop‑up)
Tuomas Palonen	Avoimin Silmin	Tuomas Palonen	Palatsi	2018	CD			2:37:01 (Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							2:41:42 (Pop‑up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04pm βrian: There's always this tension on Wednesdays. Will Mary show up? The hour draws on apace as we await the ding.
	12:05pm chresti: Hi Mary and wingdingers!
	12:05pm John from Florham park: Well hello anyway fellow 100 percenters
	12:05pm Rich in Washington: Here we are!
	12:06pm βrian: (The life of a radio groundling is a fretful one.)
	12:06pm brainiac: To those about to ding, we salute you
	12:06pm JakeGould: Is this the playlist? I have a feeling it isn’t.
	12:07pm John from Florham park: Gee wonder where Mary is:)
	12:07pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Mary. We're having a tortilla pajama party!
	12:08pm Phillippe Bastille: Did I miss the Wing ding?
	12:09pm Hubig Pie: Is it live or is it Memorex ?
	12:10pm JakeGould: This sounds like Maxell or Certron tapes.
	12:11pm Sem: The Ding Cycle, with Mary and the 100% whatever. Hello, Mary, and totally present.
	12:13pm chresti: Are we in whateverland yet, or in streamville?
	12:14pm JakeGould: Drowning in the stream it seems.
	12:15pm rw: Mary! Wingdingers!Good morning! Streamville!
	12:23pm JakeGould: HERE WE GO!
	12:24pm Mary Wing: ARE WE LIVE? I BELIEVE WE ARE! Hello Brian, chresti, John, Rich, Brainiac, Jake, Franco, Phillippe, Hubig, Sem, and rw!
	12:26pm Mary Wing: This sitar track is 48 minutes long, if you needed to take a shower or other stuff, heh. It gets pretty interesting, though!
	12:27pm Mary Wing: Oops, I meant, 43 minutes.
	12:27pm JakeGould: DAMMIT!
	12:28pm Rich in Washington: I woulda sworn that De Schepper Trio track was a Bill Laswell thing, from the sound of it.
	12:29pm rw: Mary, can you smell me from all the way in NJ?
	12:29pm Aaron in Minneapolis: 43 minutes? Are you having bathroom issues there Mary?
	12:38pm Rich in Washington: I remember Brian Eno's Thursday Afternoon being the first piece of music composed to take full advantage of the running time of a Compact Disc.
	12:40pm βrian: Ok, I'm putting off going to the kheer cart until this is over.
	12:44pm coelacanth∅: greetings Mary, 100%ers
	12:45pm Rich in Washington: Hi coelacanth∅!
	12:47pm Mary Wing: Hiya coelacanth! My bowels are just fine, Aaron, heh! Are you stinky today, rw?
	12:47pm coelacanth∅: hey Rich!
	12:47pm Sem: Lovin' this ragatime sitaar.
	12:47pm βrian: ... ooh, and I see some kheer recipes call for saffron. I have a new mission.
	12:49pm coelacanth∅: big into Eno and never knew that Rich (@12.28)...i know Cecil Taylor was excited that some of his compositions that formerly had to be divided into 2 pieces could now be heard without interruption.
	12:50pm coelacanth∅: ...(i should say i read that. i don't know anything)
	12:52pm Hubig Pie: When this piece ends I'll know that it's time for lunch service here at the daycare
	12:53pm Mary Wing: 15 miinutes, Hubig!
	12:53pm βrian: There'll be a whole cohort of kids who salivate at the sound of sitar music.
	12:55pm rw: No longer stinky. I took the not so subtle hint that I needed a shower. Off to work. Will be listening from the road. Thanks in advance Mary and have a good Wednesday everyone!
	12:55pm Hubig Pie: The kiddos listen to Baby Shark in the waddler room, in the kitchen they get culture
	12:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Raga-tastic!
	12:56pm Mary Wing: Hi Ken and toodles, rw!
	12:57pm Webhamster Henry: Hi 100%ers! @Mary 12:47: 100% TMI
	12:58pm WR: Poking in for a few minutes as I eat my lunch.
	1:00pm Franco Twinkie: This was on while I was doing the last shot on my tortilla video - when I slop stuff on it, to be eaten.
	1:01pm coelacanth∅: happy hump-day rw!
	1:02pm Aaron in Minneapolis: I just hope three of a kind today isn’t covers of this
	1:02pm Mary Wing: Hello Henry! Take pride in your regularity!
	1:03pm Aaron in Minneapolis: I mean it’s amazing but also very long
	1:03pm Mary Wing: And hiya WR!
	1:03pm Mary Wing: Heh, it would make quite the marathon 3oak, Aaron.
	1:05pm coelacanth∅: i'm proud of my regularity
	1:05pm Aaron in Minneapolis: You would have to start that 3oak at the top of the show
	1:06pm coelacanth∅: (Mary's wheels are turning in preparation for the next time David can't do his show)
	1:09pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Holy shit
	1:09pm coelacanth∅: (i wonder if there are any covers of boris' sun baked snow cave, or the necks' silver water...)
	1:09pm Aaron in Minneapolis: That was intense
	1:10pm steveo: as usual, i missed it (HI)
	1:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: That looks like a Bryce playlist over there.
	1:14pm david w: Thanks, Mary, very cool. Hello all!
	1:17pm sphere: hullo
	1:18pm Hubig Pie: Lunch served successfully, thanks for the raga inspired scheduling help
	1:20pm βrian: @HP: What's on the menu?
	1:21pm Mary Wing: Hi steveo, david, and sphere!
	1:22pm Hubig Pie: Brian, meatball with the gravy and mash potato served with diced pear, biscuit and ice cold milk
	1:29pm WR: Ok, back to work so radio on very low. It was bugging me that selection being credited to Sylvian, I was wondering what level of involvement Sakamoto had, since I recognized the tune, the style, and was relieved when the playlist refreshed showing it was from the OST and not a Sylvian release.
	1:31pm Mary Wing: Heh, I feel your frustration, WR.
	1:31pm βrian: We sat in for a few lunches at our bambina's pre-school. I was impressed. Homemade pizza from scratch, steamed local produce. Durn good.
	1:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...gonna start an all white band doing Spanish music ...call it - The Pink Flamencos ...whut ??
	1:36pm coelacanth∅: and i was thinking how much that Sylvian (Sakamoto) track sounded like a talk talk song from around the same time
	1:37pm βrian: Lets hear more covers of that Semimimimimin, yo?
	1:37pm Mary Wing: Heh, I was just wondering if I could summon you to the comments with the Teardrop Explodes, RevRab! Obviously, it worked!
	1:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I fought the war for your sort ! Ringo : Bet you're sorry you won now...
	1:46pm Franco Twinkie: My favorite Teardrop Explodes song is Sleeping Gas, which I am sure is referencing an old Popeye cartoon.
	1:49pm Mary Wing: I don't think I could pick a favorite; I love Kilimanjaro and Wilder equally.
	1:52pm Michael 98145: Hello, Mary
	1:53pm Mary Wing: Hi Michael, just in time for 3oak!
	1:55pm Roberto: Someday you should put together a 3mahogany set.
	1:57pm Mary Wing: heh, now quit that, Roberto.
	1:57pm Roberto: I wood if I could!
	1:59pm Sem: Barking up the wrong tree, R.
	2:00pm Mary Wing: Tell me what mahogany is an acronym for, and maybe I'll consider it, heh.
	2:03pm chresti: Two minutes after 11 AM.
	2:06pm Roberto: Mary Always Has Only Great And Nice Yodels
	2:10pm Michael 98145: Great choice ...
	2:10pm Mary Wing: HAH! Nice, but not really about cover versions, is it?
	2:10pm coelacanth∅: stoked for this 3oak!
	2:11pm Roberto: It could be the segment dedicated to three or more yodels.
	2:11pm Mary Wing: Did you hear me snickering on mic? That was when I read Roberto's comment.
	2:11pm Stanley: Crikey. And hello.
	2:12pm Mary Wing: Hi Stanley! That's what their paid for!
	2:12pm coelacanth∅: i couldn't hear any of the mic break. i'm confused by the mahogany reference!
	2:14pm coelacanth∅: (though i appreciate the resulting puns)
	2:16pm Mary Wing: Scroll up, coela. Roberto thinks I should have a 3mahogany instead of 3oak.
	2:19pm brainiac: "The Fat Lady of Limbourg", described by Eno as a "Burroughs-type song" about an asylum in Limbourg, Belgium, where the residents of it outnumber the population of the town. -Wikiwikiwoo
	2:20pm chresti: Isn't there a Mahogany song by Diana Ross?
	2:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mahogany Rush - like Matt has Sammy Hagar...but quite a bit better... I'm quite content they're all as sane as me...
	2:25pm brainiac: Mahagonny by Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht — the worst night at the opera I ever spent. My head hurts just thinking about it.
	2:27pm chresti: That makes 3 of a Mahogany!
	2:28pm coelacanth∅: oh,haha! and if you play 3+ of a haircut 100 song it can be 3balsa; conversely if it's an Isaac Hayes song 3ebony...(etc)
	2:29pm Mary Wing: Let's not get carried away, coela...
	2:30pm Mary Wing: I'm liking the guitar on this version!
	2:30pm Michael 98145: yes
	2:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah great solo. Unhinged but on the original.
	2:31pm Hubig Pie: The Pinot Noirs get my vote for best cover so far
	2:33pm Mary Wing: Shivaree gets my vote.
	2:34pm coelacanth∅: yes the 3rd & 4th versions had me abandoning hope but now i'm stoked again. 3 excellent covers so far!
	2:34pm Hubig Pie: I cast my vote before this was played
	2:37pm brainiac: Dirt Dress was to my liking. Great 3oak, Mary!
	2:37pm Michael 98145: ( so, this is a ditty about our current US Senate ...? )
	2:38pm βrian: Ended up at the Tom Yum cart instead. Delicious.
	2:38pm doctorjazz: Hi, been lurking, love this Eno song and its covers!
	2:39pm coelacanth∅: dirt dress is very good. pinot & the noirs and shivaree i think are pretty stellar! this one's good. not very creative, but good.
	2:40pm coelacanth∅: i'm not surprised there are covers of this song but a little bit there are this many
	2:40pm Michael 98145: yes, i had no idea
	2:41pm Mary Wing: Hey there, doctorjazz!
	2:43pm Michael 98145: i love how this lets us actually hear a song we've heard so many times before ...
	2:43pm Konin: This just wants to make me wanna eat some Limburgse Vlaai. Should I pie her a visit?
	2:44pm Mary Wing: Always say yes to the cheese, Konin!
	2:46pm coelacanth∅: speaking of cheese, the ink spots! Yay!
	2:46pm northguineahills: forgot to give my hellos to you, Mary!
	2:47pm Hubig Pie: I liked them all, I stand by my top pick
	2:47pm Mary Wing: Hiya NGH, how's by you?
	2:48pm Konin: Now I just want to eat some nice Camenbert, Mary. Merci beaucoup!
	2:48pm Michael 98145: ( anyone here remember Dennis Potter's original 'Pennies from Heaven' and 'The Singing Detective' ?)
	2:49pm northguineahills: Missed the Eno original, but, got the last four covers, and I can safely clicky star The Ink Spots. @Mary: I have a four jobs I'm waiting to tell me I have the job, and a prospective place to live, but the land lord needs me to move in by this weekend, so I'm on pins and needles.....
	2:49pm βrian: Mmm, camembert!
	2:50pm Stanley: Tu veux du camembert?
	2:50pm Mary Wing: Oh no, NGH, not moving the record collection AGAIN?
	2:50pm Sem: Saw the Inkspots in the 80s, the set was worn smooth from repetition, crowd went wild for "Set the World on Fire", and Paper Doll had the crowd leaping to its collective feet. Amazing, considering the average age had to be 75+.
	2:51pm Konin: so hungry
	2:51pm Sem: Peruvian beaver cheese, that's what I fancy just now.
	2:53pm Stanley: Sem - I only have Venezuelan beaver cheese
	2:53pm Konin: Fermented?
	2:54pm Mary Wing: Did they mention Peruvian beaver cheese in the Monty Python cheese shop sketch?
	2:54pm Stanley: It's very runny
	2:55pm Mary Wing: Oh, the cat's got it.
	2:55pm Michael 98145: "How do you milk a beaver?" "Very carefully."
	2:55pm Sem: I believe Stanley is quoting that sketch. Perhaps I was thinking of Peruvian Marching Powder.
	2:55pm chresti: Goat cheddar with avocado.
	2:56pm Hubig Pie: A wee wedge of Wensleydale please
	2:56pm northguineahills: @Mary: No, my record collection is still at my friend's loft/club/performance space. But I need a place of my own as my brother bought a house and is moving in 3 weeks. Thanks for the toons!
	2:57pm Mary Wing: Fingers crossed for you, NGH!
	2:57pm Sem: BIg fun today, Mary. THx, and see you and the whatever's whenever.
	2:57pm northguineahills: danke schoen, Mary!
	2:58pm Stanley: Great stuff, Mary. Fellas.
	2:58pm coelacanth∅: how does the beaver cheese compare to bat cheese? more runny?
	2:58pm steveo: thanks, Mary! see you later!
	2:58pm βrian: Though a nice ripe Robiola would suit me fine, too.
	2:58pm JakeGould: Thanks Mary!
	2:59pm chresti: Thanks Mary!
	2:59pm Stanley: I'm with Hubig Pie and his Wensleydale
	2:59pm Michael 98145: Yes. Thank you again, Mary.
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Mary!
	3:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Gotta be the right country & small mammal - like vegemite & marmite - tho both a similar satissfying mahogany color...
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: i had to hire very small people to milk the bats
	3:01pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening!!

100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from January 22, 2020

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