WFMU: Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from July 28, 2021

Listener comments!
	🦝 11:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	12:04pm Feldpausch: Hi Jan!
	🦝 12:05pm Jan Turkenburg: Adam!
	12:17pm MHLee: lonely chatboard today
	🦝 12:18pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	12:18pm Feldpausch: Hey MHLee
	🦝 12:19pm Jan Turkenburg: Well, sometimes a show starts a bit quiet on the comment board, but mostly that doesn't reamain that way.
	12:20pm MHLee: Seems like the Dutch had a good prog scene
	🦝 12:20pm Jan Turkenburg: www.discogs.com...
	12:21pm Feldpausch: Crazy this is 48 years old
	🦝 12:22pm Jan Turkenburg: @MHLee Yes, I started to realise that more and more over the episodes of this show.
	12:23pm MHLee: @feldpausch the joke when i was in college was prog = dadrock
	🦝 12:23pm Jan Turkenburg: @Feldpausch. yeah... one of the members of this band has already died and the singer Jerney Kaagman is in an advanced stage of Parkinson's ...
	12:29pm Feldpausch: Meanwhile it's super sophisticated in structure. The ol' pendulum swings back and forth... classical to garage, fancy to raw expressions
	🦝 12:30pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, The Koert twins were ingenious.
	12:34pm MHLee: In theory we just need a bunch of jazz and classical kids to get involved in rock bands.
	🦝 12:36pm Jan Turkenburg: on the spot, MHLee!
	🦝 12:38pm Jan Turkenburg: I meant: right on! (google translate doesn't show the meaning I had in mind)
	12:44pm MHLee: I totally got what you meant though... I guess someone has got to be influence by the post-2012 Opeth... I find the early Opeth stuff unlistenable but the recent stuff sounds like an edgier moody blues
	🦝 12:45pm Jan Turkenburg: I must confess I don't know Opeth, but I'll have a listen later
	12:51pm MHLee: If you do Sorceress and In Cauda Venenum are the ones I mean... also the guys behind it don't have dodgy politics which is sadly something that has to be considered with anything with a metal bent
	🦝 12:53pm Jan Turkenburg: I see a funny Deep Purple cover art Parody in their discography Opeth and the Loyal Disharmonic Orchestra, conducted by the powers that be.
	🦝 12:57pm Jan Turkenburg: www.discogs.com...
	🦝 12:58pm Jan Turkenburg: the original: www.discogs.com...
	1:00pm MHLee: I actually just noticed that! I'm quiet a Deep Purple fan. Was just adding them to a playlist.
	1:00pm MHLee: *quite
	🦝 1:00pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	🦝 1:15pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Jan and all!
	🦝 1:15pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Candy!
	🦝 1:17pm Jan Turkenburg: I hope you caught the Golden Earring in time :-)
	🦝 1:19pm Candy-O'67: I just got on. Been at physical therapy appointment for my shoulder. I'll catch the archives!
	🦝 1:19pm Jan Turkenburg: Mirasound was a small label mainly known for amateur choirs and dito orchestra and kids records
	🦝 1:21pm Jan Turkenburg: I hope your shoulder will be fine soon, Candy. Did you have an accident of some sort?
	1:22pm MHLee: Was this one on Mirasound?
	🦝 1:23pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, so I reckon this can be considered self-released.
	1:24pm MHLee: Pretty good for no majar label involvement in engineering
	1:27pm MHLee: what on earth is this ?!
	🦝 1:28pm Jan Turkenburg: They had their own recording studios: "Willibrord studio's". I recorded there with the Geert Grote School kids (same school different kids as in In My Spaceship) for a CD to go with a school songbook.
	🦝 1:29pm Jan Turkenburg: Hauser orkater was more a musical theatre group rather than a pop group.
	1:32pm MHLee: honestly i'm kinda digging this part
	1:33pm MHLee: Very interesting about the recording studio, Jan. I taught elementary students music for two years in college.
	🦝 1:34pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I remember ;-)
	1:35pm MHLee: I forget which things I say I do on here. But yes taught kids, ran a choir for disabled adults, and studied biology. That was college... I did a semester of radio then too.
	🦝 1:35pm Candy-O'67: Jan, I tore my rotator cuff almost two years ago just from overuse and then was carrying a heavy duffle bag through the airport on my way to CA and that's sent it over the edge! They take forever to heal! I started PT right before the pandemic and then quit for a while and then I had tennis elbow in the opposite elbow I started PT for last summer. That got better and I resumed PT on my shoulder. It's healing, but slowly.
	🦝 1:37pm Candy-O'67: I'll be listening but not able to chat now. Gotta get ready to go have a late b-day lunch with a friend. She's treating me for my b-day last month! Have a great day/evening, y'all! See ya next week1 :)
	🦝 1:37pm Jan Turkenburg: On of my former Academy teachers Frans Haverkort co-wrote that songbook with two collegues, as wel as a music educational methos. The Songbook "Eigenwijs" replaced the standard Elementary School Songook "Hoy, een lied" that had been out- dated.
	🦝 1:38pm Jan Turkenburg: @Candy: have fun and see you. Thanks for dropping by!
	🦝 1:40pm Jan Turkenburg: Several of Frans' former students contributed with their classes and choirs to that CD.
	1:41pm MHLee: Hmm I have a few Gruppo 1850 songs
	🦝 1:43pm Jan Turkenburg: The cover art for the book was partly inpsired by one of my own songs that was in it. Piratenlied (pirate song) s.s-bol.com...
	🦝 1:44pm Jan Turkenburg: This group 1850 track has been played a lot at the Night Owl Show, no surprise :-)
	🦝 1:46pm Jan Turkenburg: Piratenlied is one of the three songs I'm still getting a little royalties from :-)
	1:48pm MHLee: I like it. Also that's pretty interesting. Didn't release Dutch used Lied for song. I studied German for 4 years so sometime I catch bits of Dutch
	🦝 1:50pm Jan Turkenburg: MHLee what didn't you study? I wouldn't be surprised if one day you mention "oh, I'm also a paleontologist"
	🦝 1:50pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	🦝 1:52pm Jan Turkenburg: When I studied pedagogy, we had this philosophy professor who also had a degree in theology, several languages and history. You remind me of him :-)
	🦝 1:53pm Jan Turkenburg: And at that time he was studying Dutch Literature himself.
	🦝 1:54pm Jan Turkenburg: So he had us reading a lot of Dutch novels with a philosophic and or pedagogic theme.
	1:54pm Feldpausch: That Group 1850 track was rad
	1:55pm MHLee: Highschool was my German. I also got enough college courses in highschool that I was one short of a history minor. Took a lot of literature classes in college, including Irish lit. The prof liked me a lot and funded me to study in a month long cultural study in Ireland.
	1:56pm MHLee: I take that as a compliment.
	1:56pm Feldpausch: I had meetings during but I enjoyed the show Jan! Love hearing these long-form jams
	🦝 1:57pm Jan Turkenburg: @MHLee, it was meant as such! :-)

Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from July 28, 2021

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Two hours of Dutch pop music history, live from the city of Zwolle in The Netherlands.

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Ekseption	Monlope "Monlope" by "Ekseption"	Ekseption 00.04	1971	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Earth and Fire	The Last Seagull "The Last Seagull" by "Earth and Fire"			0:05:53 (Pop-up)
Jan Akkerman & Kaz Lux	Eli, Guardian Angel	Eli	1976	0:07:23 (Pop-up)
Earth and Fire	Atlantis (unabridged album-version)	Atlantis	1973	0:16:45 (Pop-up)
The Chris Hinze Combination	Skyrider	Sister Slick	1974	0:33:05 (Pop-up)
Flyte	You're Free, I Guess "You're Free, I Guess" by "Flyte"	Dawn Dancer	1979	0:41:36 (Pop-up)
The Fool	Keep On Pushin' "Keep On Pushin'" by "The Fool"	The Fool	1968	0:47:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Holland	Hans Brinker Symphony "Hans Brinker Symphony" by "Holland"			0:53:47 (Pop-up)
Livin Blues	Fool On You "Fool On You" by "Livin Blues"	Rocking At The Tweed Mill	1973	0:55:41 (Pop-up)
Golden Earring	Mission Impossible	N.E.W.S.	1984	1:02:59 (Pop-up)

Neerlands Hoop	Ik heb geen zin om op te staan	Hoezo Jeugdsentiment?	1976	1:10:14 (Pop-up)
Marakesh	Autumn-DY 49 "Autumn-DY 49" by "Marakesh"	Marakesh	1976	1:16:31 (Pop-up)
Hauser Orkater	A night at the arthouse, 't vermoeden	Hauser Orkater	1978	1:25:43 (Pop-up)
Machine	Sunset Eye "Sunset Eye" by "Machine"	Machine	1970	1:33:50 (Pop-up)
Group 1850	I Put My Hands On Your Shoulder	Agemo's Trip To Mother Earth	1969	1:41:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les Reed Orchestra	Man of Action "Man of Action" by "Les Reed Orchestra"			1:54:36 (Pop-up)
An + Jan	Droompaar (True love) "Droompaar (True love)" by "An + Jan"	Nieuw op 1	2006	1:56:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🦝 11:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	12:04pm Feldpausch: Hi Jan!
	🦝 12:05pm Jan Turkenburg: Adam!
	12:17pm MHLee: lonely chatboard today
	🦝 12:18pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	12:18pm Feldpausch: Hey MHLee
	🦝 12:19pm Jan Turkenburg: Well, sometimes a show starts a bit quiet on the comment board, but mostly that doesn't reamain that way.
	12:20pm MHLee: Seems like the Dutch had a good prog scene
	🦝 12:20pm Jan Turkenburg: www.discogs.com...
	12:21pm Feldpausch: Crazy this is 48 years old
	🦝 12:22pm Jan Turkenburg: @MHLee Yes, I started to realise that more and more over the episodes of this show.
	12:23pm MHLee: @feldpausch the joke when i was in college was prog = dadrock
	🦝 12:23pm Jan Turkenburg: @Feldpausch. yeah... one of the members of this band has already died and the singer Jerney Kaagman is in an advanced stage of Parkinson's ...
	12:29pm Feldpausch: Meanwhile it's super sophisticated in structure. The ol' pendulum swings back and forth... classical to garage, fancy to raw expressions
	🦝 12:30pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, The Koert twins were ingenious.
	12:34pm MHLee: In theory we just need a bunch of jazz and classical kids to get involved in rock bands.
	🦝 12:36pm Jan Turkenburg: on the spot, MHLee!
	🦝 12:38pm Jan Turkenburg: I meant: right on! (google translate doesn't show the meaning I had in mind)
	12:44pm MHLee: I totally got what you meant though... I guess someone has got to be influence by the post-2012 Opeth... I find the early Opeth stuff unlistenable but the recent stuff sounds like an edgier moody blues
	🦝 12:45pm Jan Turkenburg: I must confess I don't know Opeth, but I'll have a listen later
	12:51pm MHLee: If you do Sorceress and In Cauda Venenum are the ones I mean... also the guys behind it don't have dodgy politics which is sadly something that has to be considered with anything with a metal bent
	🦝 12:53pm Jan Turkenburg: I see a funny Deep Purple cover art Parody in their discography Opeth and the Loyal Disharmonic Orchestra, conducted by the powers that be.
	🦝 12:57pm Jan Turkenburg: www.discogs.com...
	🦝 12:58pm Jan Turkenburg: the original: www.discogs.com...
	1:00pm MHLee: I actually just noticed that! I'm quiet a Deep Purple fan. Was just adding them to a playlist.
	1:00pm MHLee: *quite
	🦝 1:00pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	🦝 1:15pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Jan and all!
	🦝 1:15pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Candy!
	🦝 1:17pm Jan Turkenburg: I hope you caught the Golden Earring in time :-)
	🦝 1:19pm Candy-O'67: I just got on. Been at physical therapy appointment for my shoulder. I'll catch the archives!
	🦝 1:19pm Jan Turkenburg: Mirasound was a small label mainly known for amateur choirs and dito orchestra and kids records
	🦝 1:21pm Jan Turkenburg: I hope your shoulder will be fine soon, Candy. Did you have an accident of some sort?
	1:22pm MHLee: Was this one on Mirasound?
	🦝 1:23pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, so I reckon this can be considered self-released.
	1:24pm MHLee: Pretty good for no majar label involvement in engineering
	1:27pm MHLee: what on earth is this ?!
	🦝 1:28pm Jan Turkenburg: They had their own recording studios: "Willibrord studio's". I recorded there with the Geert Grote School kids (same school different kids as in In My Spaceship) for a CD to go with a school songbook.
	🦝 1:29pm Jan Turkenburg: Hauser orkater was more a musical theatre group rather than a pop group.
	1:32pm MHLee: honestly i'm kinda digging this part
	1:33pm MHLee: Very interesting about the recording studio, Jan. I taught elementary students music for two years in college.
	🦝 1:34pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, I remember ;-)
	1:35pm MHLee: I forget which things I say I do on here. But yes taught kids, ran a choir for disabled adults, and studied biology. That was college... I did a semester of radio then too.
	🦝 1:35pm Candy-O'67: Jan, I tore my rotator cuff almost two years ago just from overuse and then was carrying a heavy duffle bag through the airport on my way to CA and that's sent it over the edge! They take forever to heal! I started PT right before the pandemic and then quit for a while and then I had tennis elbow in the opposite elbow I started PT for last summer. That got better and I resumed PT on my shoulder. It's healing, but slowly.
	🦝 1:37pm Candy-O'67: I'll be listening but not able to chat now. Gotta get ready to go have a late b-day lunch with a friend. She's treating me for my b-day last month! Have a great day/evening, y'all! See ya next week1 :)
	🦝 1:37pm Jan Turkenburg: On of my former Academy teachers Frans Haverkort co-wrote that songbook with two collegues, as wel as a music educational methos. The Songbook "Eigenwijs" replaced the standard Elementary School Songook "Hoy, een lied" that had been out- dated.
	🦝 1:38pm Jan Turkenburg: @Candy: have fun and see you. Thanks for dropping by!
	🦝 1:40pm Jan Turkenburg: Several of Frans' former students contributed with their classes and choirs to that CD.
	1:41pm MHLee: Hmm I have a few Gruppo 1850 songs
	🦝 1:43pm Jan Turkenburg: The cover art for the book was partly inpsired by one of my own songs that was in it. Piratenlied (pirate song) s.s-bol.com...
	🦝 1:44pm Jan Turkenburg: This group 1850 track has been played a lot at the Night Owl Show, no surprise :-)
	🦝 1:46pm Jan Turkenburg: Piratenlied is one of the three songs I'm still getting a little royalties from :-)
	1:48pm MHLee: I like it. Also that's pretty interesting. Didn't release Dutch used Lied for song. I studied German for 4 years so sometime I catch bits of Dutch
	🦝 1:50pm Jan Turkenburg: MHLee what didn't you study? I wouldn't be surprised if one day you mention "oh, I'm also a paleontologist"
	🦝 1:50pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	🦝 1:52pm Jan Turkenburg: When I studied pedagogy, we had this philosophy professor who also had a degree in theology, several languages and history. You remind me of him :-)
	🦝 1:53pm Jan Turkenburg: And at that time he was studying Dutch Literature himself.
	🦝 1:54pm Jan Turkenburg: So he had us reading a lot of Dutch novels with a philosophic and or pedagogic theme.
	1:54pm Feldpausch: That Group 1850 track was rad
	1:55pm MHLee: Highschool was my German. I also got enough college courses in highschool that I was one short of a history minor. Took a lot of literature classes in college, including Irish lit. The prof liked me a lot and funded me to study in a month long cultural study in Ireland.
	1:56pm MHLee: I take that as a compliment.
	1:56pm Feldpausch: I had meetings during but I enjoyed the show Jan! Love hearing these long-form jams
	🦝 1:57pm Jan Turkenburg: @MHLee, it was meant as such! :-)

Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from July 28, 2021

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