Jake Fogelnest Exclusive Patreon Podcast!

This week on the show…We discuss the music from M and Susan Herman talking like Lenny Bruce. And more!To WATCH this as a TV SHOW, click here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/104329506

This is really exciting and a total FOGELNEST+ exclusive. My favorite Beatles YouTuber BEATLE JIM shares a bit of audio THE BEATLES didn’t release in their new eight hour documentary, "THE BEATLES - GET BACK."You’ll never guess what they talk about! Unless you’re a real hardcore Beatles collector, you will NOT hear this anywhere else. Especially not on Disney Plus. Special thanks to Beatle Jim!

I am going to leave this as pinned post for those new to FOGELNEST+Just in case anyone is subscribed to FOGELNEST+ and doesn't know how the website works or where to find stuff, check out the TABS available to you. You can also get the Patreon App on your phone: Depending on how you have your e-mail alert settings, if you're just listening to things through your podcast app using our private RSS feed, YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED AN ALERT that there's some VIDEO STUFF available!So, here's some info that is helpful for navigating FOGELNEST+ here on Patreon.Click here to access all the: BONUS CONTENT - I'm gonna change that to say Stuff. I hate the word "Content"Click here to watch I DID THIS FIRST! as a TV SHOW instead of listening to it as a podcast.Click here to access anything SQUiRT TV related.Click here for THE FOGELNEST FILES archive.Click here for the AUDIO COMMENTARY tracks.If you can't view something or hear something and you want to, you can always CHANGE YOUR TIER. That takes you to the Membership section where you can also get the private RSS feed and adjust other settings. If you have any questions, reach out for TECH SUPPORT! or just send me a message on Patreon! I don't want people to miss any of the stuff that's available to them.

I'll give a little intro, but basically, this record did NOT exist online ANYWHERE and I figured there had to be someone else besides me who wanted to hear it.As described on discogs.com:“Very weird joke record presumably given out at some sort of RSO Records Christmas Party in 1978. The track listings, titles, and credits are for the most part unreliable in-jokes with numerous RSO associates credited as well as folks like "Rev. Jimmy Jones," "The Gibblet Brothers", and even Mavis Staples. In addition to the long spoken "humorous" part, there are parodies of Bee Gees songs including "I Started A Joke" and "Holiday", with new lyrics telling a preposterous version of the Stigwood story. Presumably this was recorded on August 7, 1978, at Criteria. ⁣ ⁣The label reads "The Stigwood Orchestra Plays 1001 Golden Memories For You" and lists this as "Vol. 15", but these are more jokes and bear no relation to the contents of the record.”⁣ ⁣So basically it’s a Christmas gift for Robert Stigwood featuring his cohorts roasting him. Clearly made by a bunch of (allegedly) coked up record executives. It is filled with company in-jokes, but some of them work today if you know your RSO Records and Robert Stigwood history. I promised on my Instagram I would digitize it and make it available, so here it is!Thanks to http://www.spikesrecordrack.com in the Catskills, NY for getting this record to me and knowing it would be in the right hands! ⁣I'm not really a YouTuber, but this needed to be on YouTube! Oddly, this is actually in YouTube's copyright system! I don't really monetize any of my videos, but the fact that this record that was probably only given out to RSO employees is in the CONTENT ID system?! What the heck?!No problem, like I said, I'm not a professional YouTuber. That's why you're here on the Patreon!Simply enjoy this gift of RSO Records history! It must've been a riot for people to get this in 1978. Does it hold up in 2021? I don't know. I didn't work for The Robert Stigwood Organization in the 70's. I was born in 1979 and I'm just a big fan of what they accomplished... both their successes and their failures.This is also available on YouTube if you want to check out the labels and artwork: https://youtu.be/MUUXCHRzrGQ

Hey!This week we celebrate the passing of the legendary JOEY RAMONE. We take a look at some of the EARLIEST Manhattan Public Access television I've ever seen, look at some classic Public Access including "Glenn O'Brien's TV Party," you'll see that I might get banned from TikTok for cyberbullying, but most importantly, we're visited by the DOG POLICE.We are 37 episodes in to this show that I've been doing from my apartment during the pandemic. Monday it will be 14 days since my wife and I got vaccinated and is this show going to stop?! NO! I'm going out into the world to make it even BETTER! Carefully out into the world. I'm probably not gonna leave the house much still. I never really left the house that much before the pandemic!ENJOY THE SHOW!If you want to WATCH to this episode as a TV SHOW, click here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/50126580

HEY IT'S NEW WAVE DAVE!THIS IS A MESSAGE TO JAKE: YOU BETTER PLAY MY MUSIC VIDEO ON YOUR "I DID THIS FIRST!" SHOW TOMORROW!I WAS ABLE TO HACK IN AND GIVE PEOPLE A PREVIEW OF THE SONG, BUT I EXPECT YOU TO SHOW THE MUSIC VIDEO!YOU ARE NOT SAFE. I KNOW PEOPLE IN ANONYMOUS! i MADE THIS POST AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE! SO MUCH FOR YOUR PRECIOUS PAYWALL!I OWN YOUR ASS.WARM REGARDS,NEW WAVE DAVE

Hey!It's going to be a big week on the Patreon! I wanted to give you a little update on what to expect this week. I know there wasn't a Bonus Podcast on Sunday. Sorry about that, it's coming tomorrow! Wednesday, a new episode of I DID THIS FIRST! with Paul Scheer and later this week, the much anticipated Audio Commentary of "Xanadu."That's pretty much what I tell you in this mini update, but you'll want to listen to it because it features an abandoned musical project I started messing around with and then said, "Why am I doing this?" If you think I should continue it, let me know in the comments.Also, if anyone has any questions about accessing Patreon content, getting the show into your podcast feed or just general navigation through all the stuff on this page, let me know and I'll help in the comments section!Thanks,-Jake

A VERY SPECIAL BONUS RADIO SHOW THIS WEEK. I am so excited to share with you something I never thought I would hear again in my lifetime. Let me set the scene for you. It's 1997. Alternative rock radio is playing things like Third Eye Blind's, "Semi-Charmed-Life," Sugar Ray's "Fly," and a song I'm sure you've never heard before, "Everlong" by the Foo Fighters. On October 15th, 1996, Matador/Capitol Records released "Now I Got Worry" by The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. It was their follow-up to "Orange"   which contains "Bellbottoms" (which a new generation knows as that awesome song from Edgar Wright's, "Baby Driver.") I was good pals with JSBX drummer Russell Simins back in the 90's. I'll talk about it a bit more on this week's episode of I DID THIS FIRST! Russell was like a cool older brother and for my birthday one year, I believe my 19th, he gave me copies of "Exile on Main St.," "#1 Record" and "Here Come The Warm Jets." To say he helped send me down the right path would be putting it mildly. Were The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion getting a ton of radio airplay in 1997? Were they on MTV beyond 120 Minutes? No. To give you further perspective, "Spiceworld" the second album from The Spice Girls came out a few weeks after "Now I Got Worry." The 90's were a strange time. While I was at opening night of the film "Spice World" with a bunch of friends and even once attended a Spice Girls concert at Madison Square Garden (Ginger had already left), by that time I had also probably seen The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion play I DON'T KNOW HOW MANY TIMES on the East Coast. I'll let myself do the talking here, but you're about to push play on a very RARE live radio performance by The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion that hasn't been heard since 1997. I only got a copy of it myself over the weekend. Radio is a very disposable medium. This is something I thought was lost FOREVER. I'm not sure he wants to be identified, but thanks to the man who was smart enough to run a DAT player in 1997 and nice enough to get it working again in 2020. Enjoy this piece of my 90s archive. I've got a few more things to share from my time in radio. In the meantime I think it goes without saying this is TO BE PLAYED AT MAXIMUM VOLUME.THE BLUES IS STILL #1!  For all things JSBX, Pussy Galore, Boss Hog and more visit: shoverecords.bandcamp.com