The Life & Times of Judge Roy Moore

Roy Moore was a candidate for the US Senate.  He lost.  Some of his supporters, like the man on today's installment, thought he was abandoned by his own party.  The original recording was from a Moore election-night rally on C-Span.  This guy was complaining within earshot of the C-Span microphone.  There were enough rhythmic connections between his words and the random background music to make some interesting loops.  You might be able to hear it better on headphones.

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Mr F Le Mur: PR Gnus Of The World News

New stuff from the creator of Soupman, Dragnest, and (of course) PR Gnus.

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Beach Blanket Bustup

Surf movie radio mashup.

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Jefferson Airplane: A Small Package of Value Will Come To You, Shortly

Track #2 from After Bathing at Baxters

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Bill's at the Station

Bill's still at the station. 

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Tom Lehrer: Clementine

Tom Lehrer was (and is, I guess, if he still plays once in a while) a gifted mimic.  The Vatican Rag, just the music by itself, is ragtime with all the bells and whistles, and So Long Mom (I'm Off To Drop The Bomb) is the best tune George M Cohan never wrote.

This piece, where he takes the folk song My Darling Clementine through a few musical genres, is an excellent example of musical cut and paste.

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Brokaw (50 sec version)

NBC Nightly News used to start out with this kind of testosteroned-charged theme song, with Tom Brokaw announcing the headlines over it.  I wanted to do a longer bit linking them all together in some kind of demented poetry, but this is as far as I got for now. 

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