The Mad Music Hour #168 - August 26, 2013

Topic: Blowin' In The Wind

A show about farts. Flatus, poops, flabby woof woofs, those times when the air is coming out of you for no good reason. Yes, this one's going to be a big, stinky blowout about farting and nothing else.

This show has 3 parts:

Part 1

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Blow It Out Your Ass
When I Break Wind [only known play]	Kev Smith
Cute Little Farts	George Carlin
Girls Don't Fart	Strangely Brown
Smelly Stores [only known play]	Sean Morey
The Fart Song	The Cow Pies
Did You Eat Beans Tonight?	Kenny Novak
Wind Beneath My Sheets	Pinkard & Bowden

Part 2

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It's Not The Smell, It's The Burning Of My Eyes
Big Dick Farts A Polka	Jonathan Coulton
Passin' Gas [only known play]	Richard Pryor
The Fart Game	Eddie Murphy
The Phantom Windbreaker	Red Bovine
Doctor Rose Fart Pads [only known play]	Damage Control
Dueling Behinds [first known play]	Buzzy Bottoms
I Farted In Front Of The Vicar [only known play]	Richard Head
Relief (I Can Fart) [only known play]	Philfy Phil

Part 3

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The One Cheek Sneak
No One Here To Fart On	Da Yoopers
Who Cut The Cheese? [only known play]	Uncle Pullfinger
My Lady And Her Maid [only known play]	The Baltimore Consort And The Merry Companions
The Crepitation Contest	Sidney S. Brown

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Next week: Labor Day (w/ guest host Dave AuJus)

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Show Facts:

Two of the three segment titles are from George Carlin bits. (Stavro Arrgolus)

"Flabby Woof Woofs" is a fart term used in the Blackadder II ep, "Beer". (Stavro Arrgolus)

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	karlap Offline - Artist - 08-27-13 01:41 AM - 4 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d Great show. Thanks for playing my request for My Lady And Her Maid from The Art Of The Bawdy Song. A minor quibble about terminology: these songs are not in a medieval style, which makes it seem like they are recent; they were actually composed, words and all, during the Baroque period (17th century).

	Stavro Arrgolus Offline - Editor, MP3 - 08-27-13 01:54 AM - 4 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d I'm sure Uncle Vyslo would have reminded me of such things were he here when the show was made. Right after telling me how much easier blood was to obtain in those days and complaining that I don't keep enough Type A in the fridge. So I'm not a vampire. So sue me.

	jmanforever Offline - Member - 08-27-13 09:18 PM - 4 years ago
	fiogf49gjkf0d Great show Stavro. Thanks for playing my request. Now, I am going to enjoy a BIG bowl of 5-bean chili, and wash it down with a few cans of Old Milwaukee. That shouldn't cause any problems, right? ...I'll turn on the exhaust fan.

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