WFMU: Bob Brainen: Playlist from July 3, 2021

Listener comments!
	11:00am dan: Good morning all.
	🥁 11:01am wmfromdumont: Morning everyone. Ready for the trip to Jonesland.
	11:02am 1whoknewcthulhu: Goodmorning, Bob and all!
	11:02am Bob Brainen: Morning Dan! Hey wmfromdumont!
	11:02am Joe M: Good morning, all!
	11:02am HopeWithFeathers: Good morning Bob & fellow Brainiacs
	11:02am Dave the Spazz: Morning, Bob! Been looking forward to this show
	🥁 11:02am chresti: Hi Bob and brain trust!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Good morning 1whoknewcthulhu & Joe M!
	11:03am Gerry from Miami: I heard today's show was supposed to be EXTRA special, so here I am!! The Brian Jones special?? YES!!
	11:03am WR: No, wait, don't Please Go Home, stay with us for a while longer.
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Hey HopeWithFeathers & Dave the Spazz!
	11:04am greg g: Morning Bob, Pete and fellow listeners ! Ready to dig some Jones Stones nuggets !!
	11:04am TDK60: Good morning Bob & Pete! My interest in groovy Brian has not faded away.
	11:05am Bob Brainen: Morning chresti & Gerry from Miami! Yup, 3 hours of Brian Jones!
	11:05am SmokinJ: I'm psyched! Greetings bb & crew! 8-)
	11:05am Gerry from Miami: Anybody seen my Pipes of Joujouka?
	11:05am Jeff: Good Morning Bob, Doc Rock + fellow listeners.
	11:05am phat in Lincoln: Lookong forward to this.. I'm not as familiar with the Brian Jones story as I should be.
	11:06am Bob Brainen: Morning WR & greg g!
	11:07am Bob Brainen: Hey TDK60 & SmokinJ!
	11:07am Bob Brainen: Morning Jeff & phat in Lincoln!
	11:08am dan: Charlie Watts' drumming on Paint It Black is so precise.
	11:09am Gerry from Miami: I remember being in Los Angeles in summer 1969 and hearing the news of Brian Jones's drowning on 93-KHJ. A week or so later, I was in Army basic training preparing to go to Vietnam.
	11:10am Bob Brainen: I remember it vividly too, Gerry. A total shock to the system.
	11:12am dan: Brian Jones doesn't get enough attention as one of the premier rock harmonica players.
	11:13am Gerry from Miami: For those who have forgotten, "Paint It Black" is the music played over the opening credits of Stanley Kubrick's Vietnam War film, "Full Metal Jacket."
	🥁 11:13am wmfromdumont: Is this all from vinyl Bob?
	11:13am Franco Twinkie: There were so many moments when Brian twisted my head off.....
	11:13am doctorjazz: Hi all!
	11:14am Franco Twinkie: Doc!
	11:14am phat in Lincoln: It was fun seeing you on Now Playing this morning, Bob!
	11:14am doctorjazz: Hey Franco!
	11:15am Bob Brainen: Wm. it's a mix of vinyl & CD.
	11:15am greg g: Love Dandelion ! Didnt know Brian played oboe on it or that he played oboe at all.
	11:15am Bob Brainen: Morning Franco Twinkie & Doctor Jazz!
	11:16am doctorjazz: The solo is Brian! I had no idea!
	11:16am TDK60: Charlie's good this morning, isn't he?
	🥁 11:16am Gina Bacon: Morning, Bob & Saturdayfolks!
	11:17am frenck yak: Guess we're all Brianiacs today...
	🥁 11:17am wmfromdumont: One of the great Tagouts.
	11:17am Franco Twinkie: Hi Gina!
	11:17am Bob Brainen: Charlie & Bill are unbeatable!
	🥁 11:17am Gina Bacon: Hello, Franco!
	11:18am TDK60: Franco, 'tsup?
	11:18am SmokinJ: Killer shit bb! 8-)
	11:18am luka: this band sounds tight they just might make it some day.
	11:18am doctorjazz: Gina,early to catch you, hi!
	11:19am Bob Brainen: Morning TDK60 & frenck yak!
	11:19am SecretSquirrel: Am I the only one on here who heard all the Stones tracks and wondered which of them had died? Then I remembered about the Jones-town special.
	11:19am Franco Twinkie: These songs sound just as good to me now as they did the first time around.
	🥁 11:19am Gina Bacon: Hey, doctorjazz!
	11:19am doctorjazz: Thick they're better than the new boys from Liverpool?
	11:19am Bob Brainen: Hey Gina B, welcome back!
	11:20am luka: @SecretSquirrel, i feared the same.
	11:20am dan: Is there an instrument Brian Jones couldn’t play?
	11:20am still b/p: Good reminders of how Stones and some others weren't tailoring things to try jetting just to the top of the pops.
	🥁 11:20am chresti: Buenos Dias, El TDK60.
	11:21am TDK60: Oye, Chresti.
	11:21am Bob Brainen: Morning luka & SecretSquirrel!
	🥁 11:22am duke: Morning Bob and Pete.
	11:22am Franco Twinkie: When Between The Buttons came out, I stoled it from the Thrifty Drug Store.
	11:22am johnk77: excellent charlie so often driving the riddim
	11:23am SecretSquirrel: Thanks, Bob! Love psychedelic-era Stones, all these tracks are a treat. Never knew Brian played oboe! Or vibes...
	11:24am CalZone!: GM BB and Braineniacs! Great BJ set!
	🥁 11:24am chresti: The Outtakes record sounds interesting.
	11:24am Bob Brainen: dan, we wondered if he ever tried fiddle or cello, but no evidence of it. He's pictured w/a cello but we think it's just a picture, no more.
	11:24am phat in Lincoln: I really don't listen to Brian Jones era Stones enough. I've always been a Sticky Fingers, Some Girls guy.
	11:25am Gerry from Miami: Perhaps Brian's most famous performance on a wind instrument was his lasciviously sexy recorder solo after Ed Sullivan told them they couldn't say "Let's spend the night together" during that famous tune. I think they had to substitute with "Let's spend some time together."
	11:26am TDK60: Beautiful guitar work on that. / And very groovy spooky organ on Smiled.
	11:26am Bob Brainen: Hey still b/p, yes, it was a great era of experimentation in all ways! Morning johnk77!
	11:26am coelacanth∅: 'morning Bob and all
	11:28am Bob Brainen: Calzone! Thx! Morning coelacanth∅!
	🥁 11:28am Gina Bacon: Thanks, Bob!
	11:29am coelacanth∅: between the buttons under-recognised, and one of my top 5 'stones albums
	11:29am phat in Lincoln: Listening to this and my mind wanders off thinking about how we just have taken for granted that drugs and alcohol come with the lifestyle. It's just a thing "artists" go through and are lucky if they survive.
	11:30am dan: Eat your heart out Bob Dylan, Brian Jones is the king of the pop harmonica
	11:30am doctorjazz: That's more of how I always thought of Brian, blues harp, slide guitar, not them fancy schmancy instruments.
	11:30am johnk77: his harp playing straight-up chicago style in the trad sounding numbers
	11:30am Docrock: Good morning Bob and everyone listening to this broadcast. Howdy Jeff.
	11:31am SecretSquirrel: @coelecanth agree 100% re BtB
	11:31am TDK60: Peter & Gordon had some great session players. Brian also did harp on their Love Me Baby. / Back then Mick J. was also blowing the harp.
	🥁 11:32am chresti: I always favored the Brian Jones era of the RS.
	11:37am egould310: Ok you guys are really nerding out on Brian Jones. I’m loving it. Thanks for this concept show.
	11:40am coelacanth∅: funny, all in all the Brian era is my favorite 'stones era; but my 2 favorite albums are 1)post-Brian and 2) mostly post-Brian
	11:41am Irene Trudel: Hey Bob! Pete sounds completely off mic. Either that or his mic isn't on. But I'm enjoying the show anyway.
	11:41am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Bob and all other listeners!!
	11:42am TDK60: Yeah the mike level is weak.
	11:43am johnk77: long john baldry had a big effect on these younger guys nicky hopkins was also great without the stones
	11:46am coelacanth∅: - though by the time "13" came out they'd put individual names under the doors songs
	11:49am TDK60: Yes! The guitar on 'I Wanna' was ahead of the curve - almost proto-psychedelia.
	11:49am coelacanth∅: absolute killer song!
	11:49am Bob Brainen: Morning egould310 & Irene!
	11:50am Bob Brainen: Hey Andrew in Toronto!
	🥁 11:52am chresti: Kinks like, Something Happened.
	11:53am dan: Is that Keith Richards singing second vocal on this song?
	11:53am bigplanetnoise: MorningMorning, Bob!
	🥁 11:53am wmfromdumont: Jones showing off his trad jazz roots.
	11:54am TDK60: Very English music hall sound, Chresti.
	11:54am greg g: Yes chresti ! & I think so dan
	11:54am SecretSquirrel: Definitely Keith on the second vocal.
	11:55am Bob Brainen: The first song where Keith gets to sing lead on a section.
	11:55am dan: It’s so weird hearing Keith Richards singing in tune and sounding sober
	11:56am TDK60: Top acoustic guitar intro.
	11:56am coelacanth∅: for sure chresti. well after all they were masters of taking others' ideas -sometimes to the next level
	11:57am Bob Brainen: Morning bigplanetnoise!
	11:59am JimB: Which dj used the ending of Something Happened to sign off? Was it Allison Steele?
	12:00pm Bob Brainen: extra credit: what was the next song where Keith sang lead right from the first line on?
	12:01pm phat in Lincoln: I'm still kind of startled by the pop sounding Stones. Also, they really do stand out among all those British Invasion bands, like on another songwriting level at times. I mean, Kinks and Beatles, sure. But sometimes I'm just startled by Stones pop songs.
	🥁 12:01pm wmfromdumont: You Got the Silver?
	12:01pm gene sculatti: Hi, Bob. Go 'Metamorpho'!
	12:02pm Bob Brainen: Morning Gene!
	🥁 12:02pm wmfromdumont: Where are the master tapes for this soundtrack?!
	12:03pm dan: If Brian Jones lived longer, he would have conducted film scores and collaborated with Paul Simon and Peter Gabriel on World Music albums
	12:04pm doctorjazz: Missed Something Happened to Me, love that song...
	12:04pm phat in Lincoln: This is really great. I'm so glad I tuned in today.
	12:06pm coelacanth∅: dan i think you're onto something with that
	12:07pm phat in Lincoln: @dan probably would have kickstarted that whole world beat thing, huh?
	12:07pm TDK60: Still struggling to hear guest Pete on the mike..
	🥁 12:08pm (Mr) Bill: I gotta lotta Stones still to learn. Thanks for the big help, Bob....
	12:10pm french yak: @Bob- Salt Of The Earth- Keith opened the song's lead vocals, You Got The Silver I think was Keith's first complete lead vocal.
	12:12pm dan: Chris Barber died in March at age 90
	🥁 12:15pm PT: I think it was Dave Herman (as John Mulaney would say, "don't Google him!") who closed his shows with Something Happened to me Yesterday. Though I may be mistaken...
	12:18pm gene sculatti: Wonder if the marimba belonged to Julius Wechter?
	🥁 12:18pm PT: Gene, Bob and I wondered the same off-mic.
	12:19pm Bob Brainen: french yak - 2 points! & Gene S. 2 points for you too!
	12:20pm spodiodi: good afternoon, Bob!
	🥁 12:21pm wmfromdumont: All live version of Thumb are lifeless.
	12:22pm coelacanth∅: it's too bad these shitty lyrics got to curse this great music. i always hated that. from the first time hearing it as a child. loved the music hated the lyrics.
	12:23pm WR: surprised that Under My Thumb was not issued as single in UK or USA, or as Wikipedia puts it, in English speaking countries.
	12:24pm coelacanth∅: ("treat her like a lady" by Cornelius brothers & sister Rose is another one. shitty lyrics, great music)
	12:24pm spodiodi: coel, my mom cites those lyrics when explaining why she doesn't care for the stones... so, you're not alone
	12:24pm Bob Brainen: Hey spodiodi! wm. I've never heard a good live Satisfaction! It's all in the mix, what's prominent and what's beneath it.
	🥁 12:24pm chresti: I never could really decipher the lyrics.
	12:26pm coelacanth∅: spodi does she dislike Sinatra too?!
	12:26pm Doug Schulkind: Digging the proceedings. Thanks Bob and Pete!
	12:26pm Bob Brainen: I dunno, I think there were some great lyrics by MJ, it's his misogyny that is so disturbing and creepy.
	12:26pm gene sculatti: Crikey, 'Child of the Moon' now sounds like a 'Rain' rip. Never thought of this before.
	🥁 12:27pm chresti: Rain, Beatles, agree gene!
	12:27pm Bob Brainen: Thanks Doug!
	12:27pm coelacanth∅: absolutely Bob. excellent lyricist in general.
	12:28pm Hubig Pie: I was thinking Visions of Johanna but what do I know
	12:28pm spodiodi: coel, i don't think she owns any. more of a beatles fan
	12:29pm coelacanth∅: ...even on under my thumb. just not so keen on the sentiments.
	12:29pm Bob Brainen: Gene, interesting! The thing that blows my mind again and again is that The Stones followed The Beatles so many times yet, to me, always came up with something interesting.
	12:30pm gene sculatti: True dat.
	12:30pm prudy: good morning all...can't express how much I'm enjoying the show...thanks Bob and Pete...
	12:31pm Bob Brainen: Hey Hubig Pie, I can sorta hear that, but, hey, no one borrowed more tunes than Dylan!
	12:31pm Bob Brainen: Good morning prudy, thank you!
	12:32pm dan: Are you going to play “I Am Waiting”? Probably the most haunting of the early Stones songs.
	12:32pm coelacanth∅: spodi i mostly can't stand Sinatra. my mother hated the 'stones but liked Sinatra, so i guess it had nothing to do with misogyny!
	12:35pm Frank Zaatar: Remember Mick Jagger talking about on how Dirk McQuickly used to hang around trying to sell them songs: www.youtube.com...
	12:36pm spodiodi: coel, not that we didn't hear Sinatra around the house, but it was more my stepfather's interest/thing
	12:36pm Pedro in Arlington: Great show, folks. If I ever take a shower today, gonna put on my recently acquired Brian t-shirt. Already toasting the prettiest Stone with an early holiday weekend cocktail.
	12:36pm doctorjazz: I'm with you on Sinatra, Coel, actually tried hard to "get" Sinatra, people that are into him are so intensely devoted, never clicked for me.
	12:40pm coelacanth∅: same, doc. i tried. many times! i don't need to try again.
	12:42pm Cali4nyaStreamin': Exile is my favorite
	12:42pm coelacanth∅: (Bill: external-content.duckduckgo.com...)
	12:42pm johnk77: when charlie left blues incorporated to join the stones he was replaced by ginger baker
	12:43pm Cali4nyaStreamin': very interesting historic show guys
	12:43pm Frank Zaatar: "She held the bass just Bill Wyman / Now I am her biggest fan." (Smithereens)
	12:44pm Cali4nyaStreamin': I worked for Bill Graham; so saw Watt's and Richards solo acts
	12:46pm coelacanth∅: but did he apologize for Jones getting no royalties for it?
	12:47pm KWilde: Great show Bob!
	12:50pm Cali4nyaStreamin': graduate school of rock
	12:54pm Tim from LH: Thanks for this great show Bob! I always hate the way The Stones have almost erased Brian from the group’s history.
	12:56pm coelacanth∅: oh screw that. he got beautiful sounds out of all of them! some people have said Hendrix was a sloppy player. (moral of this story: some people's heads are up their asses)
	🥁 12:57pm wmfromdumont: Jones on cello as well, no?
	12:57pm TDK60: Darn, have to leave early. Definitely will get back for the last hour via archive. Thanks Bob & Pete
	12:58pm Gerry from Miami: Yes, Bob. Brian's little "revenge" on Ed Sullivan with his recorder solo on "Ruby Tuesday." Even my mom noticed and did NOT approve! But Brian, like Jim Morrison, stood up to Mr. Sullivan when he tried to impose censorship on the Stones' lyrics.
	12:58pm Bob Brainen: Frank Zaatar, thanks for that! Pedro in Arlington, very cool!
	12:58pm dan: I thought one of the resident keyboardists (Stewart, Hopkins, Nitzsche) played the track on this
	12:59pm Bob Brainen: Cali4nyaStreamin', understood. You're probably in the majority.
	1:01pm dan: Come On. The song that started the nearly 60 year odyssey of The Rolling Stones.
	1:01pm Uncle Michael: good afternoon.
	1:01pm Bob Brainen: Hey KWilde, thanks! Tim from LH, agree, it drives us nuts!
	1:02pm dan: Here’s my pick of the day
	1:02pm Bob Brainen: wm. Bill & Keith played stand-up bass, one fingered-they chalked the neck(!) and one bowed.
	1:03pm coelacanth∅: i've said it for decades. steal the 'stones music whenever possible!
	1:04pm PaulRobeson1920: Good afternooon, WFMU Land!
	1:05pm dan: @Bob One finger - The James Jamerson way of playing bass
	🥁 1:06pm wmfromdumont: Bob, I did not know that. Assumed it was Brian.
	1:06pm Bob Brainen: Good afternoon to you, PaulRobeson1920
	1:07pm greg g: Earlier, I was sure that it was Sitting On a Fence but now I realize ( and have confirmation from Google) that it was I am Waiting that was used nicely in the movie Rushmore.
	1:08pm Bas NL: Hello Bob! Been tuned in for a while.. what a great in-depth program.
	1:09pm Frank Zaatar: IMHO the UK did not produce many good harpists (as opposed to the US,, which did produce a few good white harpists). But Brian had the Chicago sound down pretty well.
	1:09pm dan: A sci-fi film condensed into a 4 minute song
	1:10pm Bob Brainen: Hey greg g. My fave Wes Anderson film! Fabulous use of music-and he lets the songs play on and on! And every character is clearly defined and interesting. Plus a mix of craziness and sweetness.
	1:11pm doctorjazz: The Stone's Sgt Pepper...darker, of course.
	1:11pm Bob Brainen: Hey Bas NL, thanks, glad you dig!
	1:12pm coelacanth∅: i got through the past darkly when i was pretty little, since in our house the radio got turned off when honky tonk woman came on and didn't know my record player was playing one channel only. this song was basically an instrumental. i didn't find out until years later there were vocals.
	1:12pm dan: https://youtu.be/9ObJrWpmjSI One of the Stones’ only live performances of 2000 Light Years From Home
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: this is a tonic
	🥁 1:13pm wmfromdumont: With the exception of the hippie percussion jam, Satanic is a fine collection of songs.
	1:15pm doctorjazz: Hey, UM, how are you feeling?
	1:15pm Tim from LH: I spent many hours up in the upstairs bedroom as an early teen listening to my brother’s copy of Satanic Majesty’s.
	1:17pm coelacanth∅: my take on satanic majesties request: poseur bullshit; far and away the weakest Jones-era album! ...a few excellent songs and a great package!
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: A little wiped out, after my shower, Doc.
	1:19pm Pedro in Arlington: Uncle Michael - Wherever Brian Jones is, he's sending you transforming repair mojo.
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Pedro. I'm hoping to fair better than Brian. I'm staying away from the pool.
	1:22pm Franco Twinkie: Here here Bob! My first impression on Satanic Majesties: Christmas 1967, my mom looking at the gate fold and wondering aloud - "It this album for children?"
	1:22pm doctorjazz: Still have the original with the front cover "moving" picture. Heading out, listen to the end in the car. Thanks Bob and Pete!
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: Franco, the answer is yes.
	1:23pm phat in Lincoln: I'd buy an electric dulcimer!
	1:24pm Frank Zaatar: @Tim--and staring at the laminated cover. I'll stand by the whole album. I love the Psychedelic Pstones.
	1:24pm phat in Lincoln: I'm sure someone makes one now, or pickups for them. But a Vox dulcimer, oh my.
	1:24pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, my mom never said no to me when it came to records I wanted.
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: You were brought up right.
	1:25pm phat in Lincoln: @Franco Twinkie my parents were the same way except for Ozzy, but that was because they objected to animal cruelty.
	1:27pm Franco Twinkie: Right about that Michael. Rarely punished at home - constantly punished at school.
	1:27pm Tim from LH: @Frank Zaatar, absolutely! The 3D cover!
	1:27pm coelacanth∅: my mom tried to discourage me from some things, but never said no outright.
	1:28pm coelacanth∅: (as far as records were concerned)
	1:28pm phat in Lincoln: @Franco Twinkie sounds familiar
	1:30pm Bob Brainen: Uncle Micheal, thanks! Glad yr feeling better. phat, me too! But this was like 66-67. It took a few years and Joni Mitchell for me and 1000s of others to get dulcimers.
	1:32pm phat in Lincoln: @Bob Brainen my parents had a couple weirdo dulcimer like things but I didn't get a chance to grab them before the estate sale.
	1:32pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Bob. Does Pete have a mic?
	1:33pm coelacanth∅: a friend in high school had a dulcimer. i loved it. so simple but so beautiful
	🥁 1:33pm wmfromdumont: One has to wonder if the Little Red Rooster single was the last time Jones had any real control over band releases.
	1:34pm phat in Lincoln: Shit. I should get a dulcimer. I remember kits for them being a thing in the 80s. I wonder what drove that? It was like an NPR thing.
	1:35pm Bob Brainen: U.M., yup, 2 mics and a tough battle to balance sound. But don't forget, you're used to hearing my voice.
	1:35pm phat in Lincoln: And I could DEFINITELY have fun with a hammered dulcimer.
	1:36pm dan: We Love You is the Stones detour into Prog Rock territory
	1:36pm Uncle Michael: Brian was often hammered.
	1:39pm Bob Brainen: Self-medication, like a lot of us, but w/o his fame...and talent!
	1:39pm Hubig Pie: This makes me think of Derek Smalls
	1:40pm coelacanth∅: makes me think of soft machine, only sloppy
	1:40pm coelacanth∅: hearing this beatles song the first time was revelatory!
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: I'd self-medicate, but I can't reach the pills.
	1:41pm dan: And this is The Beatles’ trip to Monty Python land
	1:41pm phat in Lincoln: This is gonna sound ridiculous, but sometimes this is my favorite Beatles track. Their vocals are so damn good in the beginning. And the whole thing is just freedom on tape.
	1:41pm Franco Twinkie: I was wishy-washy on The Beatles until I saw Help! when it came out, The Rolling Stones were another matter. The Stones on Hollywood Palace in 1965 made me loose my mind. I was ten years old. The Rolling Stones taught me about music in the dark. In February 1966 we got a new car that had a great sound system. Coming home from my grandmas house one night I heard their version of Mona. I was a goner.
	1:42pm Bob Brainen: phat, they are having such a ball, it comes right across!
	1:42pm coelacanth∅: Uncle M i don't know what's going on but i sincerely hope you're well soon.
	1:42pm Hubig Pie: This is b-side to what single ?
	1:42pm greg g: Yes & who needs the Stones anyways?! Defintely an underrated Beatles track and yes going into Monty Python land or is that Rutles land?
	1:43pm phat in Lincoln: More like The Goons
	1:43pm Cali4nyaStreamin': Monty Pythonesque
	1:43pm phat in Lincoln: Totally Goons
	1:43pm coelacanth∅: phat @141 because it's amazing?!
	1:44pm Uncle Michael: Coel, I had a bike mishap and fractures one of my larger bits.
	1:44pm Frank Zaatar: @dan: I'd say more like Bonzo land. Afer all, Viv Stanshall was in Magical Mystery Tour.
	1:44pm Uncle Michael: Bonzos.
	1:44pm Bas NL: Had this on a mix tape.. Never knew it was by The Beatles!
	1:44pm Cali4nyaStreamin': Sticky Fingers my first Stones record (with zipper that ruined other album covers)
	1:44pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, when did this happen!?
	1:45pm Uncle Michael: Thursday.
	1:45pm phat in Lincoln: In fact, Lennon is totally copping a Harry Secombe voice at one point.
	1:45pm Franco Twinkie: Oh wow, I'm so sorry.
	1:46pm phat in Lincoln: Ah! That's right Martin did the Goons!
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: Thanks. I'll have to go easy on the pelvic thrust for a while.
	1:46pm phat in Lincoln: @Uncle Michael oh shit. I'm sorry! I hope you're on the mend.
	1:47pm phat in Lincoln: Ima definitely listen to some Goon Show later.
	1:47pm coelacanth∅: oh shit, UM. i'm projecting bone-healing vibrations in your general direction. (at least, i imagine that)
	1:48pm Bas NL: That's real bad luck, UM.
	1:50pm phat in Lincoln: You know, I feel like maybe the difference between the Beatles and the Stones is the Beatles were bigger goofballs.
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, friends.
	1:51pm phat in Lincoln: Lennon certainly had a sharper sense of the absurd.
	1:52pm Franco Twinkie: Phat, in my mind The Beatles will always be the undisputed kings of goofyness.
	1:52pm phat in Lincoln: Not that the Stones couldn't have fun, obviously.
	1:53pm Franco Twinkie: Yes but.....
	1:53pm coelacanth∅: ...the original idea for you know my name wasn't as it ended up. John's initial idea had it more like "a fout tops song" but with just the main phrase repeated like a mantra. "you know my name, look up the number". it wasn't until 1969 that it turned into what it is.
	1:53pm phat in Lincoln: @phat in Lincoln all for of them were great at off the cuff humor. Even George, the most reserved, was funny as hell.
	1:54pm coelacanth∅: ("four tops", -not fout tops)
	1:54pm phat in Lincoln: @Bob Brainen that's me you just replied to on Facebook. Lol.
	1:54pm Bob Brainen: The faux Tops
	1:54pm coelacanth∅: haha
	1:55pm Bob Brainen: phat-that's funny, worlds are colliding!
	1:55pm Franco Twinkie: George had something that was priceless - that dark brooding thing, until he opened his mouth!
	1:55pm Frank Zaatar: But the Stones took more goofballs.
	1:56pm phat in Lincoln: Thing is, though, I think perhaps the Stones were less reserved musically! The Beatles "experimented." The Stones just did shit! Lol. Listen to me, writing for Creem or something.
	🥁 1:56pm wmfromdumont: Beautiful work from Nicky Hopkins on this one.
	1:56pm coelacanth∅: George, "the sarcastic beatle"
	1:57pm spodiodi: great show! thanks a lot, Bob and Pete!
	1:57pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for another fgreat show Bob and Pete!
	1:57pm Bas NL: It's all Rock 'n LOL.
	1:57pm Auroraterre: Bob, I am new to WFMU and this is a stunning tribute. Thank you, and please play this again every anniversary.
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: well=put, phat
	1:57pm Franco Twinkie: Nicky added so much spice.
	1:58pm phat in Lincoln: @Uncle Michael thanks!
	🥁 1:58pm chresti: Thanks Bob and Pete!
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Pete!
	1:58pm Cali4nyaStreamin': epic
	1:59pm Franco Twinkie: What a kick off to the holiday weekend. THIS was the party as far as I'm concerned! Thanks Bob.
	1:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Bob! Thanks Pete! ...Thanks Brian! tchau camaradas
	1:59pm Bas NL: Great show, Bob and Pete.
	1:59pm Doug Schulkind: Great show. Thanks, gents!
	1:59pm coelacanth∅: (Robert Johnson in the 27 club)
	1:59pm phat in Lincoln: This really has been a great show.
	2:00pm PaulRobeson1920: Thank You Guys! Peace & Love Ya’ll <3
	2:00pm Frank Zaatar: Great show.
	2:01pm dan: Great show Bob
	2:01pm WR: Thank you Bob and Pete. Lots of memories, some rediscoveries, some discoveries. Thank you. Onward.
	2:03pm watchpocket: Wonderful show! A joy.
	2:12pm greg g: Thanks Bob and Pete !! Thoroughly enjoyed the show and rest in peace Brian Jones.
	10:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Magnificent. Thank You.

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July 3, 2021: Bob Brainen & Pete Tomlinson Present The Music Of Brian Jones

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Hank Levine Orchestra w/ Timothy Leary	Image, Part One / The Psychedelic Experience		1961/ 1966		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Please Go Home "Please Go Home" by "Rolling Stones"	Between The Buttons [UK]	1967	Brian - electronics	0:02:22 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	I'm A King Bee "I'm A King Bee" by "Rolling Stones"	The Rolling Stones [UK]	1964	Brian - slide guitar	0:05:32 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Paint It Black "Paint It Black" by "Rolling Stones"		1966	45; Brian - sitar	0:08:07 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	I Just Wanna Make Love To You	England's Newest Hitmakers	1964	Brian - harp	0:11:25 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Dandelion "Dandelion" by "Rolling Stones"		1967	45; Brian - oboe	0:13:38 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Grown Up Wrong "Grown Up Wrong" by "Rolling Stones"	Rolling Stones #2 [UK]	1965	Brian - slide guitar	0:17:24 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Yesterday's Papers [backing track]	Have You Heard The Outtakes Baby, Recorded In The Shadow?	1966	Brian - vibes	0:19:23 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Sittin' On A Fence	Flowers	1965 / 1967	Brian - baroque guitar	0:22:40 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	She Smiled Sweetly	Between The Buttons	1967	Brian - organ	0:25:36 (Pop-up)
Peter & Gordon	A Mess Of Blues "A Mess Of Blues" by "Peter & Gordon"	I Go To Pieces	1965	Brian - harp	0:28:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"					0:30:49 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	I Wanna Be Your Man		1963	UK 45 [withdawn in US] Brian -slide guitar, solo	0:49:08 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Something Happened To Me Yesterday	Between The Buttons	1967	Brian - trumpet, trombone, tuba	0:50:52 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Not Fade Away "Not Fade Away" by "Rolling Stones"		1964	45; Brian - harp	0:55:48 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	If You Let Me "If You Let Me" by "Rolling Stones"	Metamorphosis	1967 / 1975	Brian - autoharp	0:57:27 (Pop-up)
Brian Jones	Opening Theme "Opening Theme" by "Brian Jones"	A Degree Of Murder	1967	Brian - composer, harp & var. instruments	1:00:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"					1:03:10 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Under My Thumb "Under My Thumb" by "Rolling Stones"	Aftermath	1966	Brian-marimba	1:17:58 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	The Last Time "The Last Time" by "Rolling Stones"		1965	45; Brian - guitar figure [hook]	1:21:41 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Child Of The Moon "Child Of The Moon" by "Rolling Stones"		1968	non lp 45 b-side; Brian - mellotron, soprano sax	1:25:16 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Stoned "Stoned" by "Rolling Stones"		1963	45-UK [withdrawn in U.S] Brian -harp	1:28:20 (Pop-up)
Brian Jones w/ Keith Richards	Hear It		1964	unreleased song; Brian - writer, guitar	1:30:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"					1:32:08 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Ruby Tuesday "Ruby Tuesday" by "Rolling Stones"		1967	45, Brian - recorder, piano, [uncredited composer]	1:56:44 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Come On "Come On" by "Rolling Stones"		1963	debut 45 [UK], Brian - harp,	1:59:59 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	I Am Waiting "I Am Waiting" by "Rolling Stones"	Aftermath	1966	Brian - dulcimer	2:01:42 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Walking The Dog "Walking The Dog" by "Rolling Stones"	The Rolling Stones [UK]	1964	Brian- backing vocal, wolf whistle	2:05:02 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	2000 Light Years From Home	Their Satanic Majesties Request	1967	Brian - mellotron	2:08:07 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Rice Krispies UK TV Ad		1964	Brian - guitar, writer,	2:12:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"					2:13:21 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Little Red Rooster		1965	45 [UK]; Brian - slide guitar His favorite Rolling Stones record	2:26:46 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Lady Jane "Lady Jane" by "Rolling Stones"	Aftermath	1966	Brian - dulcimer	2:29:51 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Now I've Got a Witness	The Rolling Stones [UK]	1964	Brian - harp	2:34:31 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	We Love You "We Love You" by "Rolling Stones"		1967	45, Brian - mellotron	2:35:26 (Pop-up)
Beatles	You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)		1967 / 1970	non-lp 45; Brian - alto sax	2:39:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"					2:44:14 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Cool, Calm, Collected	Between The Buttons	1967	Brian - dulcimer, breaks	2:48:45 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	No Expectations "No Expectations" by "Rolling Stones"	Beggars Banquet	1968	Brian - acoustic slide guitar	2:52:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: "frogs and more frogs" @ Joe Bauer's Ranch"					2:56:55 (Pop-up)
Thanks to David Borks, Ron Jett & Doug Young Special Thanks to: Mike Zichelli & Tara Ventola

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Listener comments!
	11:00am dan: Good morning all.
	🥁 11:01am wmfromdumont: Morning everyone. Ready for the trip to Jonesland.
	11:02am 1whoknewcthulhu: Goodmorning, Bob and all!
	11:02am Bob Brainen: Morning Dan! Hey wmfromdumont!
	11:02am Joe M: Good morning, all!
	11:02am HopeWithFeathers: Good morning Bob & fellow Brainiacs
	11:02am Dave the Spazz: Morning, Bob! Been looking forward to this show
	🥁 11:02am chresti: Hi Bob and brain trust!
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Good morning 1whoknewcthulhu & Joe M!
	11:03am Gerry from Miami: I heard today's show was supposed to be EXTRA special, so here I am!! The Brian Jones special?? YES!!
	11:03am WR: No, wait, don't Please Go Home, stay with us for a while longer.
	11:03am Bob Brainen: Hey HopeWithFeathers & Dave the Spazz!
	11:04am greg g: Morning Bob, Pete and fellow listeners ! Ready to dig some Jones Stones nuggets !!
	11:04am TDK60: Good morning Bob & Pete! My interest in groovy Brian has not faded away.
	11:05am Bob Brainen: Morning chresti & Gerry from Miami! Yup, 3 hours of Brian Jones!
	11:05am SmokinJ: I'm psyched! Greetings bb & crew! 8-)
	11:05am Gerry from Miami: Anybody seen my Pipes of Joujouka?
	11:05am Jeff: Good Morning Bob, Doc Rock + fellow listeners.
	11:05am phat in Lincoln: Lookong forward to this.. I'm not as familiar with the Brian Jones story as I should be.
	11:06am Bob Brainen: Morning WR & greg g!
	11:07am Bob Brainen: Hey TDK60 & SmokinJ!
	11:07am Bob Brainen: Morning Jeff & phat in Lincoln!
	11:08am dan: Charlie Watts' drumming on Paint It Black is so precise.
	11:09am Gerry from Miami: I remember being in Los Angeles in summer 1969 and hearing the news of Brian Jones's drowning on 93-KHJ. A week or so later, I was in Army basic training preparing to go to Vietnam.
	11:10am Bob Brainen: I remember it vividly too, Gerry. A total shock to the system.
	11:12am dan: Brian Jones doesn't get enough attention as one of the premier rock harmonica players.
	11:13am Gerry from Miami: For those who have forgotten, "Paint It Black" is the music played over the opening credits of Stanley Kubrick's Vietnam War film, "Full Metal Jacket."
	🥁 11:13am wmfromdumont: Is this all from vinyl Bob?
	11:13am Franco Twinkie: There were so many moments when Brian twisted my head off.....
	11:13am doctorjazz: Hi all!
	11:14am Franco Twinkie: Doc!
	11:14am phat in Lincoln: It was fun seeing you on Now Playing this morning, Bob!
	11:14am doctorjazz: Hey Franco!
	11:15am Bob Brainen: Wm. it's a mix of vinyl & CD.
	11:15am greg g: Love Dandelion ! Didnt know Brian played oboe on it or that he played oboe at all.
	11:15am Bob Brainen: Morning Franco Twinkie & Doctor Jazz!
	11:16am doctorjazz: The solo is Brian! I had no idea!
	11:16am TDK60: Charlie's good this morning, isn't he?
	🥁 11:16am Gina Bacon: Morning, Bob & Saturdayfolks!
	11:17am frenck yak: Guess we're all Brianiacs today...
	🥁 11:17am wmfromdumont: One of the great Tagouts.
	11:17am Franco Twinkie: Hi Gina!
	11:17am Bob Brainen: Charlie & Bill are unbeatable!
	🥁 11:17am Gina Bacon: Hello, Franco!
	11:18am TDK60: Franco, 'tsup?
	11:18am SmokinJ: Killer shit bb! 8-)
	11:18am luka: this band sounds tight they just might make it some day.
	11:18am doctorjazz: Gina,early to catch you, hi!
	11:19am Bob Brainen: Morning TDK60 & frenck yak!
	11:19am SecretSquirrel: Am I the only one on here who heard all the Stones tracks and wondered which of them had died? Then I remembered about the Jones-town special.
	11:19am Franco Twinkie: These songs sound just as good to me now as they did the first time around.
	🥁 11:19am Gina Bacon: Hey, doctorjazz!
	11:19am doctorjazz: Thick they're better than the new boys from Liverpool?
	11:19am Bob Brainen: Hey Gina B, welcome back!
	11:20am luka: @SecretSquirrel, i feared the same.
	11:20am dan: Is there an instrument Brian Jones couldn’t play?
	11:20am still b/p: Good reminders of how Stones and some others weren't tailoring things to try jetting just to the top of the pops.
	🥁 11:20am chresti: Buenos Dias, El TDK60.
	11:21am TDK60: Oye, Chresti.
	11:21am Bob Brainen: Morning luka & SecretSquirrel!
	🥁 11:22am duke: Morning Bob and Pete.
	11:22am Franco Twinkie: When Between The Buttons came out, I stoled it from the Thrifty Drug Store.
	11:22am johnk77: excellent charlie so often driving the riddim
	11:23am SecretSquirrel: Thanks, Bob! Love psychedelic-era Stones, all these tracks are a treat. Never knew Brian played oboe! Or vibes...
	11:24am CalZone!: GM BB and Braineniacs! Great BJ set!
	🥁 11:24am chresti: The Outtakes record sounds interesting.
	11:24am Bob Brainen: dan, we wondered if he ever tried fiddle or cello, but no evidence of it. He's pictured w/a cello but we think it's just a picture, no more.
	11:24am phat in Lincoln: I really don't listen to Brian Jones era Stones enough. I've always been a Sticky Fingers, Some Girls guy.
	11:25am Gerry from Miami: Perhaps Brian's most famous performance on a wind instrument was his lasciviously sexy recorder solo after Ed Sullivan told them they couldn't say "Let's spend the night together" during that famous tune. I think they had to substitute with "Let's spend some time together."
	11:26am TDK60: Beautiful guitar work on that. / And very groovy spooky organ on Smiled.
	11:26am Bob Brainen: Hey still b/p, yes, it was a great era of experimentation in all ways! Morning johnk77!
	11:26am coelacanth∅: 'morning Bob and all
	11:28am Bob Brainen: Calzone! Thx! Morning coelacanth∅!
	🥁 11:28am Gina Bacon: Thanks, Bob!
	11:29am coelacanth∅: between the buttons under-recognised, and one of my top 5 'stones albums
	11:29am phat in Lincoln: Listening to this and my mind wanders off thinking about how we just have taken for granted that drugs and alcohol come with the lifestyle. It's just a thing "artists" go through and are lucky if they survive.
	11:30am dan: Eat your heart out Bob Dylan, Brian Jones is the king of the pop harmonica
	11:30am doctorjazz: That's more of how I always thought of Brian, blues harp, slide guitar, not them fancy schmancy instruments.
	11:30am johnk77: his harp playing straight-up chicago style in the trad sounding numbers
	11:30am Docrock: Good morning Bob and everyone listening to this broadcast. Howdy Jeff.
	11:31am SecretSquirrel: @coelecanth agree 100% re BtB
	11:31am TDK60: Peter & Gordon had some great session players. Brian also did harp on their Love Me Baby. / Back then Mick J. was also blowing the harp.
	🥁 11:32am chresti: I always favored the Brian Jones era of the RS.
	11:37am egould310: Ok you guys are really nerding out on Brian Jones. I’m loving it. Thanks for this concept show.
	11:40am coelacanth∅: funny, all in all the Brian era is my favorite 'stones era; but my 2 favorite albums are 1)post-Brian and 2) mostly post-Brian
	11:41am Irene Trudel: Hey Bob! Pete sounds completely off mic. Either that or his mic isn't on. But I'm enjoying the show anyway.
	11:41am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Bob and all other listeners!!
	11:42am TDK60: Yeah the mike level is weak.
	11:43am johnk77: long john baldry had a big effect on these younger guys nicky hopkins was also great without the stones
	11:46am coelacanth∅: - though by the time "13" came out they'd put individual names under the doors songs
	11:49am TDK60: Yes! The guitar on 'I Wanna' was ahead of the curve - almost proto-psychedelia.
	11:49am coelacanth∅: absolute killer song!
	11:49am Bob Brainen: Morning egould310 & Irene!
	11:50am Bob Brainen: Hey Andrew in Toronto!
	🥁 11:52am chresti: Kinks like, Something Happened.
	11:53am dan: Is that Keith Richards singing second vocal on this song?
	11:53am bigplanetnoise: MorningMorning, Bob!
	🥁 11:53am wmfromdumont: Jones showing off his trad jazz roots.
	11:54am TDK60: Very English music hall sound, Chresti.
	11:54am greg g: Yes chresti ! & I think so dan
	11:54am SecretSquirrel: Definitely Keith on the second vocal.
	11:55am Bob Brainen: The first song where Keith gets to sing lead on a section.
	11:55am dan: It’s so weird hearing Keith Richards singing in tune and sounding sober
	11:56am TDK60: Top acoustic guitar intro.
	11:56am coelacanth∅: for sure chresti. well after all they were masters of taking others' ideas -sometimes to the next level
	11:57am Bob Brainen: Morning bigplanetnoise!
	11:59am JimB: Which dj used the ending of Something Happened to sign off? Was it Allison Steele?
	12:00pm Bob Brainen: extra credit: what was the next song where Keith sang lead right from the first line on?
	12:01pm phat in Lincoln: I'm still kind of startled by the pop sounding Stones. Also, they really do stand out among all those British Invasion bands, like on another songwriting level at times. I mean, Kinks and Beatles, sure. But sometimes I'm just startled by Stones pop songs.
	🥁 12:01pm wmfromdumont: You Got the Silver?
	12:01pm gene sculatti: Hi, Bob. Go 'Metamorpho'!
	12:02pm Bob Brainen: Morning Gene!
	🥁 12:02pm wmfromdumont: Where are the master tapes for this soundtrack?!
	12:03pm dan: If Brian Jones lived longer, he would have conducted film scores and collaborated with Paul Simon and Peter Gabriel on World Music albums
	12:04pm doctorjazz: Missed Something Happened to Me, love that song...
	12:04pm phat in Lincoln: This is really great. I'm so glad I tuned in today.
	12:06pm coelacanth∅: dan i think you're onto something with that
	12:07pm phat in Lincoln: @dan probably would have kickstarted that whole world beat thing, huh?
	12:07pm TDK60: Still struggling to hear guest Pete on the mike..
	🥁 12:08pm (Mr) Bill: I gotta lotta Stones still to learn. Thanks for the big help, Bob....
	12:10pm french yak: @Bob- Salt Of The Earth- Keith opened the song's lead vocals, You Got The Silver I think was Keith's first complete lead vocal.
	12:12pm dan: Chris Barber died in March at age 90
	🥁 12:15pm PT: I think it was Dave Herman (as John Mulaney would say, "don't Google him!") who closed his shows with Something Happened to me Yesterday. Though I may be mistaken...
	12:18pm gene sculatti: Wonder if the marimba belonged to Julius Wechter?
	🥁 12:18pm PT: Gene, Bob and I wondered the same off-mic.
	12:19pm Bob Brainen: french yak - 2 points! & Gene S. 2 points for you too!
	12:20pm spodiodi: good afternoon, Bob!
	🥁 12:21pm wmfromdumont: All live version of Thumb are lifeless.
	12:22pm coelacanth∅: it's too bad these shitty lyrics got to curse this great music. i always hated that. from the first time hearing it as a child. loved the music hated the lyrics.
	12:23pm WR: surprised that Under My Thumb was not issued as single in UK or USA, or as Wikipedia puts it, in English speaking countries.
	12:24pm coelacanth∅: ("treat her like a lady" by Cornelius brothers & sister Rose is another one. shitty lyrics, great music)
	12:24pm spodiodi: coel, my mom cites those lyrics when explaining why she doesn't care for the stones... so, you're not alone
	12:24pm Bob Brainen: Hey spodiodi! wm. I've never heard a good live Satisfaction! It's all in the mix, what's prominent and what's beneath it.
	🥁 12:24pm chresti: I never could really decipher the lyrics.
	12:26pm coelacanth∅: spodi does she dislike Sinatra too?!
	12:26pm Doug Schulkind: Digging the proceedings. Thanks Bob and Pete!
	12:26pm Bob Brainen: I dunno, I think there were some great lyrics by MJ, it's his misogyny that is so disturbing and creepy.
	12:26pm gene sculatti: Crikey, 'Child of the Moon' now sounds like a 'Rain' rip. Never thought of this before.
	🥁 12:27pm chresti: Rain, Beatles, agree gene!
	12:27pm Bob Brainen: Thanks Doug!
	12:27pm coelacanth∅: absolutely Bob. excellent lyricist in general.
	12:28pm Hubig Pie: I was thinking Visions of Johanna but what do I know
	12:28pm spodiodi: coel, i don't think she owns any. more of a beatles fan
	12:29pm coelacanth∅: ...even on under my thumb. just not so keen on the sentiments.
	12:29pm Bob Brainen: Gene, interesting! The thing that blows my mind again and again is that The Stones followed The Beatles so many times yet, to me, always came up with something interesting.
	12:30pm gene sculatti: True dat.
	12:30pm prudy: good morning all...can't express how much I'm enjoying the show...thanks Bob and Pete...
	12:31pm Bob Brainen: Hey Hubig Pie, I can sorta hear that, but, hey, no one borrowed more tunes than Dylan!
	12:31pm Bob Brainen: Good morning prudy, thank you!
	12:32pm dan: Are you going to play “I Am Waiting”? Probably the most haunting of the early Stones songs.
	12:32pm coelacanth∅: spodi i mostly can't stand Sinatra. my mother hated the 'stones but liked Sinatra, so i guess it had nothing to do with misogyny!
	12:35pm Frank Zaatar: Remember Mick Jagger talking about on how Dirk McQuickly used to hang around trying to sell them songs: www.youtube.com...
	12:36pm spodiodi: coel, not that we didn't hear Sinatra around the house, but it was more my stepfather's interest/thing
	12:36pm Pedro in Arlington: Great show, folks. If I ever take a shower today, gonna put on my recently acquired Brian t-shirt. Already toasting the prettiest Stone with an early holiday weekend cocktail.
	12:36pm doctorjazz: I'm with you on Sinatra, Coel, actually tried hard to "get" Sinatra, people that are into him are so intensely devoted, never clicked for me.
	12:40pm coelacanth∅: same, doc. i tried. many times! i don't need to try again.
	12:42pm Cali4nyaStreamin': Exile is my favorite
	12:42pm coelacanth∅: (Bill: external-content.duckduckgo.com...)
	12:42pm johnk77: when charlie left blues incorporated to join the stones he was replaced by ginger baker
	12:43pm Cali4nyaStreamin': very interesting historic show guys
	12:43pm Frank Zaatar: "She held the bass just Bill Wyman / Now I am her biggest fan." (Smithereens)
	12:44pm Cali4nyaStreamin': I worked for Bill Graham; so saw Watt's and Richards solo acts
	12:46pm coelacanth∅: but did he apologize for Jones getting no royalties for it?
	12:47pm KWilde: Great show Bob!
	12:50pm Cali4nyaStreamin': graduate school of rock
	12:54pm Tim from LH: Thanks for this great show Bob! I always hate the way The Stones have almost erased Brian from the group’s history.
	12:56pm coelacanth∅: oh screw that. he got beautiful sounds out of all of them! some people have said Hendrix was a sloppy player. (moral of this story: some people's heads are up their asses)
	🥁 12:57pm wmfromdumont: Jones on cello as well, no?
	12:57pm TDK60: Darn, have to leave early. Definitely will get back for the last hour via archive. Thanks Bob & Pete
	12:58pm Gerry from Miami: Yes, Bob. Brian's little "revenge" on Ed Sullivan with his recorder solo on "Ruby Tuesday." Even my mom noticed and did NOT approve! But Brian, like Jim Morrison, stood up to Mr. Sullivan when he tried to impose censorship on the Stones' lyrics.
	12:58pm Bob Brainen: Frank Zaatar, thanks for that! Pedro in Arlington, very cool!
	12:58pm dan: I thought one of the resident keyboardists (Stewart, Hopkins, Nitzsche) played the track on this
	12:59pm Bob Brainen: Cali4nyaStreamin', understood. You're probably in the majority.
	1:01pm dan: Come On. The song that started the nearly 60 year odyssey of The Rolling Stones.
	1:01pm Uncle Michael: good afternoon.
	1:01pm Bob Brainen: Hey KWilde, thanks! Tim from LH, agree, it drives us nuts!
	1:02pm dan: Here’s my pick of the day
	1:02pm Bob Brainen: wm. Bill & Keith played stand-up bass, one fingered-they chalked the neck(!) and one bowed.
	1:03pm coelacanth∅: i've said it for decades. steal the 'stones music whenever possible!
	1:04pm PaulRobeson1920: Good afternooon, WFMU Land!
	1:05pm dan: @Bob One finger - The James Jamerson way of playing bass
	🥁 1:06pm wmfromdumont: Bob, I did not know that. Assumed it was Brian.
	1:06pm Bob Brainen: Good afternoon to you, PaulRobeson1920
	1:07pm greg g: Earlier, I was sure that it was Sitting On a Fence but now I realize ( and have confirmation from Google) that it was I am Waiting that was used nicely in the movie Rushmore.
	1:08pm Bas NL: Hello Bob! Been tuned in for a while.. what a great in-depth program.
	1:09pm Frank Zaatar: IMHO the UK did not produce many good harpists (as opposed to the US,, which did produce a few good white harpists). But Brian had the Chicago sound down pretty well.
	1:09pm dan: A sci-fi film condensed into a 4 minute song
	1:10pm Bob Brainen: Hey greg g. My fave Wes Anderson film! Fabulous use of music-and he lets the songs play on and on! And every character is clearly defined and interesting. Plus a mix of craziness and sweetness.
	1:11pm doctorjazz: The Stone's Sgt Pepper...darker, of course.
	1:11pm Bob Brainen: Hey Bas NL, thanks, glad you dig!
	1:12pm coelacanth∅: i got through the past darkly when i was pretty little, since in our house the radio got turned off when honky tonk woman came on and didn't know my record player was playing one channel only. this song was basically an instrumental. i didn't find out until years later there were vocals.
	1:12pm dan: https://youtu.be/9ObJrWpmjSI One of the Stones’ only live performances of 2000 Light Years From Home
	1:13pm Uncle Michael: this is a tonic
	🥁 1:13pm wmfromdumont: With the exception of the hippie percussion jam, Satanic is a fine collection of songs.
	1:15pm doctorjazz: Hey, UM, how are you feeling?
	1:15pm Tim from LH: I spent many hours up in the upstairs bedroom as an early teen listening to my brother’s copy of Satanic Majesty’s.
	1:17pm coelacanth∅: my take on satanic majesties request: poseur bullshit; far and away the weakest Jones-era album! ...a few excellent songs and a great package!
	1:19pm Uncle Michael: A little wiped out, after my shower, Doc.
	1:19pm Pedro in Arlington: Uncle Michael - Wherever Brian Jones is, he's sending you transforming repair mojo.
	1:20pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Pedro. I'm hoping to fair better than Brian. I'm staying away from the pool.
	1:22pm Franco Twinkie: Here here Bob! My first impression on Satanic Majesties: Christmas 1967, my mom looking at the gate fold and wondering aloud - "It this album for children?"
	1:22pm doctorjazz: Still have the original with the front cover "moving" picture. Heading out, listen to the end in the car. Thanks Bob and Pete!
	1:23pm Uncle Michael: Franco, the answer is yes.
	1:23pm phat in Lincoln: I'd buy an electric dulcimer!
	1:24pm Frank Zaatar: @Tim--and staring at the laminated cover. I'll stand by the whole album. I love the Psychedelic Pstones.
	1:24pm phat in Lincoln: I'm sure someone makes one now, or pickups for them. But a Vox dulcimer, oh my.
	1:24pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, my mom never said no to me when it came to records I wanted.
	1:25pm Uncle Michael: You were brought up right.
	1:25pm phat in Lincoln: @Franco Twinkie my parents were the same way except for Ozzy, but that was because they objected to animal cruelty.
	1:27pm Franco Twinkie: Right about that Michael. Rarely punished at home - constantly punished at school.
	1:27pm Tim from LH: @Frank Zaatar, absolutely! The 3D cover!
	1:27pm coelacanth∅: my mom tried to discourage me from some things, but never said no outright.
	1:28pm coelacanth∅: (as far as records were concerned)
	1:28pm phat in Lincoln: @Franco Twinkie sounds familiar
	1:30pm Bob Brainen: Uncle Micheal, thanks! Glad yr feeling better. phat, me too! But this was like 66-67. It took a few years and Joni Mitchell for me and 1000s of others to get dulcimers.
	1:32pm phat in Lincoln: @Bob Brainen my parents had a couple weirdo dulcimer like things but I didn't get a chance to grab them before the estate sale.
	1:32pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Bob. Does Pete have a mic?
	1:33pm coelacanth∅: a friend in high school had a dulcimer. i loved it. so simple but so beautiful
	🥁 1:33pm wmfromdumont: One has to wonder if the Little Red Rooster single was the last time Jones had any real control over band releases.
	1:34pm phat in Lincoln: Shit. I should get a dulcimer. I remember kits for them being a thing in the 80s. I wonder what drove that? It was like an NPR thing.
	1:35pm Bob Brainen: U.M., yup, 2 mics and a tough battle to balance sound. But don't forget, you're used to hearing my voice.
	1:35pm phat in Lincoln: And I could DEFINITELY have fun with a hammered dulcimer.
	1:36pm dan: We Love You is the Stones detour into Prog Rock territory
	1:36pm Uncle Michael: Brian was often hammered.
	1:39pm Bob Brainen: Self-medication, like a lot of us, but w/o his fame...and talent!
	1:39pm Hubig Pie: This makes me think of Derek Smalls
	1:40pm coelacanth∅: makes me think of soft machine, only sloppy
	1:40pm coelacanth∅: hearing this beatles song the first time was revelatory!
	1:41pm Uncle Michael: I'd self-medicate, but I can't reach the pills.
	1:41pm dan: And this is The Beatles’ trip to Monty Python land
	1:41pm phat in Lincoln: This is gonna sound ridiculous, but sometimes this is my favorite Beatles track. Their vocals are so damn good in the beginning. And the whole thing is just freedom on tape.
	1:41pm Franco Twinkie: I was wishy-washy on The Beatles until I saw Help! when it came out, The Rolling Stones were another matter. The Stones on Hollywood Palace in 1965 made me loose my mind. I was ten years old. The Rolling Stones taught me about music in the dark. In February 1966 we got a new car that had a great sound system. Coming home from my grandmas house one night I heard their version of Mona. I was a goner.
	1:42pm Bob Brainen: phat, they are having such a ball, it comes right across!
	1:42pm coelacanth∅: Uncle M i don't know what's going on but i sincerely hope you're well soon.
	1:42pm Hubig Pie: This is b-side to what single ?
	1:42pm greg g: Yes & who needs the Stones anyways?! Defintely an underrated Beatles track and yes going into Monty Python land or is that Rutles land?
	1:43pm phat in Lincoln: More like The Goons
	1:43pm Cali4nyaStreamin': Monty Pythonesque
	1:43pm phat in Lincoln: Totally Goons
	1:43pm coelacanth∅: phat @141 because it's amazing?!
	1:44pm Uncle Michael: Coel, I had a bike mishap and fractures one of my larger bits.
	1:44pm Frank Zaatar: @dan: I'd say more like Bonzo land. Afer all, Viv Stanshall was in Magical Mystery Tour.
	1:44pm Uncle Michael: Bonzos.
	1:44pm Bas NL: Had this on a mix tape.. Never knew it was by The Beatles!
	1:44pm Cali4nyaStreamin': Sticky Fingers my first Stones record (with zipper that ruined other album covers)
	1:44pm Franco Twinkie: Michael, when did this happen!?
	1:45pm Uncle Michael: Thursday.
	1:45pm phat in Lincoln: In fact, Lennon is totally copping a Harry Secombe voice at one point.
	1:45pm Franco Twinkie: Oh wow, I'm so sorry.
	1:46pm phat in Lincoln: Ah! That's right Martin did the Goons!
	1:46pm Uncle Michael: Thanks. I'll have to go easy on the pelvic thrust for a while.
	1:46pm phat in Lincoln: @Uncle Michael oh shit. I'm sorry! I hope you're on the mend.
	1:47pm phat in Lincoln: Ima definitely listen to some Goon Show later.
	1:47pm coelacanth∅: oh shit, UM. i'm projecting bone-healing vibrations in your general direction. (at least, i imagine that)
	1:48pm Bas NL: That's real bad luck, UM.
	1:50pm phat in Lincoln: You know, I feel like maybe the difference between the Beatles and the Stones is the Beatles were bigger goofballs.
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, friends.
	1:51pm phat in Lincoln: Lennon certainly had a sharper sense of the absurd.
	1:52pm Franco Twinkie: Phat, in my mind The Beatles will always be the undisputed kings of goofyness.
	1:52pm phat in Lincoln: Not that the Stones couldn't have fun, obviously.
	1:53pm Franco Twinkie: Yes but.....
	1:53pm coelacanth∅: ...the original idea for you know my name wasn't as it ended up. John's initial idea had it more like "a fout tops song" but with just the main phrase repeated like a mantra. "you know my name, look up the number". it wasn't until 1969 that it turned into what it is.
	1:53pm phat in Lincoln: @phat in Lincoln all for of them were great at off the cuff humor. Even George, the most reserved, was funny as hell.
	1:54pm coelacanth∅: ("four tops", -not fout tops)
	1:54pm phat in Lincoln: @Bob Brainen that's me you just replied to on Facebook. Lol.
	1:54pm Bob Brainen: The faux Tops
	1:54pm coelacanth∅: haha
	1:55pm Bob Brainen: phat-that's funny, worlds are colliding!
	1:55pm Franco Twinkie: George had something that was priceless - that dark brooding thing, until he opened his mouth!
	1:55pm Frank Zaatar: But the Stones took more goofballs.
	1:56pm phat in Lincoln: Thing is, though, I think perhaps the Stones were less reserved musically! The Beatles "experimented." The Stones just did shit! Lol. Listen to me, writing for Creem or something.
	🥁 1:56pm wmfromdumont: Beautiful work from Nicky Hopkins on this one.
	1:56pm coelacanth∅: George, "the sarcastic beatle"
	1:57pm spodiodi: great show! thanks a lot, Bob and Pete!
	1:57pm Andrew in Toronto: Thanks for another fgreat show Bob and Pete!
	1:57pm Bas NL: It's all Rock 'n LOL.
	1:57pm Auroraterre: Bob, I am new to WFMU and this is a stunning tribute. Thank you, and please play this again every anniversary.
	1:57pm Uncle Michael: well=put, phat
	1:57pm Franco Twinkie: Nicky added so much spice.
	1:58pm phat in Lincoln: @Uncle Michael thanks!
	🥁 1:58pm chresti: Thanks Bob and Pete!
	1:58pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Pete!
	1:58pm Cali4nyaStreamin': epic
	1:59pm Franco Twinkie: What a kick off to the holiday weekend. THIS was the party as far as I'm concerned! Thanks Bob.
	1:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Bob! Thanks Pete! ...Thanks Brian! tchau camaradas
	1:59pm Bas NL: Great show, Bob and Pete.
	1:59pm Doug Schulkind: Great show. Thanks, gents!
	1:59pm coelacanth∅: (Robert Johnson in the 27 club)
	1:59pm phat in Lincoln: This really has been a great show.
	2:00pm PaulRobeson1920: Thank You Guys! Peace & Love Ya’ll <3
	2:00pm Frank Zaatar: Great show.
	2:01pm dan: Great show Bob
	2:01pm WR: Thank you Bob and Pete. Lots of memories, some rediscoveries, some discoveries. Thank you. Onward.
	2:03pm watchpocket: Wonderful show! A joy.
	2:12pm greg g: Thanks Bob and Pete !! Thoroughly enjoyed the show and rest in peace Brian Jones.
	10:54am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Magnificent. Thank You.

Bob Brainen: Playlist from July 3, 2021

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