WFMU: Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from September 29, 2021

Listener comments!
	🦝 12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	🦝 12:04pm Candy-O'67: Hey Jan! Slammed with work today and probably won't be able to comment much, but I'm tuning in!
	🦝 12:06pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Candy!
	🦝 12:07pm Paper Kosmonaut: Hey Jan, hey Candy! Just rolled in from the rain and had a busy day. Radio on for my favourite radio day of the week.
	🦝 12:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Haaai PK!
	🦝 12:10pm Candy-O'67: Hey, PK!
	12:11pm Mr Fab: Hi Jan! This Harry Merry is funny...but is it supposed to be funny?
	🦝 12:11pm Paper Kosmonaut: Haai, Rog, Tonijn, Rode poon!
	🦝 12:11pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Mr Fab!
	🦝 12:12pm Jan Turkenburg: Harry probably doesn't give a damn.
	🦝 12:30pm Paper Kosmonaut: I had an Art-and-Flywork-day today. Editing the film which is almost ready to be locked and go to postproduction and editing short films for the regional archives, collecting footage from the archives, being rained upon, doing shopping, I have done enough for today. Good tunes, a bit of dinner and the weight off my feet.
	12:30pm Mr Fab: that was more rocksteady or reggae than ska, but probably not many non-Jamaicans knew the difference in 1969. (Fact-checking the white reggae! A public service of Sheena's Jungle Room.)
	🦝 12:32pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	🦝 12:33pm Jan Turkenburg: Good for you PK!
	🦝 12:36pm Paper Kosmonaut: It's a little weird. One moment you are isolated, working from home and almost standing still and the next moment it is more hectic than two years back.
	🦝 12:41pm Jan Turkenburg: yeah surreal...
	🦝 12:42pm Paper Kosmonaut: The funny thing with Johnny Lion and a lot of other early sixties idols is that they looked a lot older when they were young and in their fifties they looked a lot younger.
	🦝 12:43pm Jan Turkenburg: hauw doe joe doe wat joe doe toe mie
	🦝 12:44pm Jan Turkenburg: and Rob de Nijs is another example of that age distortion here
	🦝 12:47pm Paper Kosmonaut: Internationally I would say Serge Gainsbourg. And I guess it also had to do with the stiffness of the suits the wore when they were young and the more unshaven appearances from later.
	12:52pm Mr Fab: A side of Wally Tax I've never heard before! more Roy Orbison than Kinks.
	🦝 12:53pm Jan Turkenburg: Actually Mr fab, that's the side of Wally Tax most of us overhere know.
	12:53pm Mike Sin: Was Wally Tax consistently popular in the Netherlands? That is, was his material with Tx Free and his solo track held in the same regard as the Outsiders?
	🦝 12:54pm Jan Turkenburg: Well, the critics and the big public thought less of everything Wally Tax did after the Outsiders.
	12:55pm drolletje: Hej, Jan and all you funky no-Mountaineers!
	🦝 12:56pm Jan Turkenburg: Tax Free isn't even that known overhere. For a great deal Wally himself was to blame for that, because he disbanded the group that was supposed to tour to promote it.
	🦝 12:56pm Paper Kosmonaut: Darryl!
	🦝 12:56pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Darryl!
	12:57pm drolletje: hey Hey, P to the K!
	12:57pm drolletje: sorry I'm late... shopping for a new washing machine!
	🦝 12:58pm Paper Kosmonaut: Those are important things too, Darryl.
	🦝 12:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Wally made more unfortunate decisions like that, according to the biography written by Rutger Vahl.
	🦝 12:59pm Paper Kosmonaut: Didn't Wally have a competent manager?
	🦝 1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, at one point he did. Several attempts were made to have Wally get his act together... but heroine and alcohol destroy more than ... etc, etc...
	1:03pm Mike Sin: Even at this point, after listening to the Outsiders and Tax Free for a million years, I still have not heard Wally's solo "Love In" album
	🦝 1:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello Mike (btw)!!
	1:05pm Mike Sin: Hello there Jan -- I always enjoy your show! I don't get a chance to comment much because I'm often sneaking a listen between meetings at work.
	1:26pm Beany: PROGTASTIC!
	🦝 1:26pm Jan Turkenburg: Beany!!
	1:27pm worldsworstrecords: BEANY!!
	1:28pm worldsworstrecords: Always had a soft spot for the original
	1:29pm Beany: This is a magnificent song too. I may have seen Gruppo Sportive play at Leeds Poly. It was a long time ago...
	🦝 1:34pm Paper Kosmonaut: "UI" is a diphtong like a scotsperson would pronounce 'down'
	🦝 1:46pm Paper Kosmonaut: (-: you're welcome, Jan.
	1:47pm worldsworstrecords: Yay! Beatlecover!
	🦝 1:49pm Jan Turkenburg: a fine example of using jazz chords where you shouldn't...
	1:54pm worldsworstrecords: Another fantastic show, Jan!
	1:55pm Lizardner Dave !: Thank you Jan! (Been here pretty much the whole show but too busy with work to comment).
	🦝 1:56pm Jan Turkenburg: thnx LIzardner Dave! thnx everyone. see you next time!
	1:57pm worldsworstrecords: this is the maddest version of Horse With No Name I've ever heard
	🦝 1:57pm Jan Turkenburg: Ouwe Hans did it again! :-)
	🦝 1:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Originally this version was for the shows he did for kids, at birthday parties and stuff

Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from September 29, 2021

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

Wednesday Noon - 2pm (EST) | On WFMU's Sheena's Jungle Room
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September 29, 2021: #095

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Artist	Track	Year	Approx. start time
Finch	Colosus, part 1 "Colosus, part 1" by "Finch"	1975	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Harry Merry	Sometimes We're Quite Obsessed	2014	0:06:17 (Pop-up)
Lemming	Red River Valley "Red River Valley" by "Lemming"	1977	0:11:33 (Pop-up)
Bintangs	Mush Mouth Milly "Mush Mouth Milly" by "Bintangs"	1978	0:14:16 (Pop-up)
ZWOLLE! "ZWOLLE!"
de sp aties	kom nu maar binnen in mijn kop	2014	0:18:26 (Pop-up)
Esther Groenenberg	Vreemde Vogels	2010	0:20:58 (Pop-up)

The Fun of it	Do The Ska "Do The Ska" by "The Fun of it"	1969	0:26:09 (Pop-up)
The Toreros	Daddy Loves Baby "Daddy Loves Baby" by "The Toreros"	1966	0:29:11 (Pop-up)
Hank the Knife & the Jets	Mr. Dynamite	1975	0:31:30 (Pop-up)
Golden Earring	Don't Stop "Don't Stop" by "Golden Earring"	1979	0:34:47 (Pop-up)
Teenager Muziek Express "Teenager Muziek Express"
Johnny Lion	Huil niet Mariska "Huil niet Mariska" by "Johnny Lion"	1968	0:40:14 (Pop-up)
Rob de Nijs	How do you do it "How do you do it" by "Rob de Nijs"	1963	0:42:45 (Pop-up)
René and His Alligators	Guitar Boogie	1962	0:44:37 (Pop-up)

Wally Tax	It's Too Late "It's Too Late" by "Wally Tax"	1975	0:49:12 (Pop-up)
Ollie Q & The Deep Six	Crime & Punishment	2007	0:52:03 (Pop-up)
Jovink en de Voederbietels	Halleluja Tante Rikie	2006	0:55:08 (Pop-up)
Spinvis	Verzonnen Man "Verzonnen Man" by "Spinvis"	2020	0:56:54 (Pop-up)
LIVE "LIVE"
Brommers	Fine Words "Fine Words" by "Brommers"	1980	1:00:50 (Pop-up)

Tröckeners Kecks	Met Hart En Ziel	1990	1:04:33 (Pop-up)
Tjing Tjing (Roos Rebergen & André Manuel)	Ik Ben Het Weer	2016	1:09:27 (Pop-up)
Shocking Blue	I love voodoo music	1970	1:13:16 (Pop-up)
Oscar Harris & The Twinkle Stars	T.o.p.	1970	1:17:47 (Pop-up)
Supersister	Mexico "Mexico" by "Supersister"	1970	1:22:45 (Pop-up)
Gruppo Sportivo	Mexican Radio "Mexican Radio" by "Gruppo Sportivo"	1988	1:27:08 (Pop-up)
Jan Rot	Down in Mexico "Down in Mexico" by "Jan Rot"	1984	1:30:47 (Pop-up)
Dutch word of the week	Kuiken "Kuiken" by "Dutch word of the week"		1:33:06 (Pop-up)
Q65	World of birds "World of birds" by "Q65"	1967	1:35:15 (Pop-up)
Zen	Birds Can See My Tears "Birds Can See My Tears" by "Zen"		1:38:24 (Pop-up)
Mekanik kommando	birds "birds" by "Mekanik kommando"	1981	1:41:17 (Pop-up)
Beatles Cover Of The Week "Beatles Cover Of The Week"
Theaterkoor de Meijerij	De gèk uit de stróót	2008	1:47:46 (Pop-up)

Pantheon	The Madman "The Madman" by "Pantheon"	1972	1:51:20 (Pop-up)
The Kik	Zeg dat je van mij houdt "Zeg dat je van mij houdt" by "The Kik"	2012	1:52:24 (Pop-up)
Hans Vandenburg (Gruppo Sportivo)	Paard Zonder Naam	2015	1:56:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🦝 12:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	🦝 12:04pm Candy-O'67: Hey Jan! Slammed with work today and probably won't be able to comment much, but I'm tuning in!
	🦝 12:06pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Candy!
	🦝 12:07pm Paper Kosmonaut: Hey Jan, hey Candy! Just rolled in from the rain and had a busy day. Radio on for my favourite radio day of the week.
	🦝 12:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Haaai PK!
	🦝 12:10pm Candy-O'67: Hey, PK!
	12:11pm Mr Fab: Hi Jan! This Harry Merry is funny...but is it supposed to be funny?
	🦝 12:11pm Paper Kosmonaut: Haai, Rog, Tonijn, Rode poon!
	🦝 12:11pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Mr Fab!
	🦝 12:12pm Jan Turkenburg: Harry probably doesn't give a damn.
	🦝 12:30pm Paper Kosmonaut: I had an Art-and-Flywork-day today. Editing the film which is almost ready to be locked and go to postproduction and editing short films for the regional archives, collecting footage from the archives, being rained upon, doing shopping, I have done enough for today. Good tunes, a bit of dinner and the weight off my feet.
	12:30pm Mr Fab: that was more rocksteady or reggae than ska, but probably not many non-Jamaicans knew the difference in 1969. (Fact-checking the white reggae! A public service of Sheena's Jungle Room.)
	🦝 12:32pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	🦝 12:33pm Jan Turkenburg: Good for you PK!
	🦝 12:36pm Paper Kosmonaut: It's a little weird. One moment you are isolated, working from home and almost standing still and the next moment it is more hectic than two years back.
	🦝 12:41pm Jan Turkenburg: yeah surreal...
	🦝 12:42pm Paper Kosmonaut: The funny thing with Johnny Lion and a lot of other early sixties idols is that they looked a lot older when they were young and in their fifties they looked a lot younger.
	🦝 12:43pm Jan Turkenburg: hauw doe joe doe wat joe doe toe mie
	🦝 12:44pm Jan Turkenburg: and Rob de Nijs is another example of that age distortion here
	🦝 12:47pm Paper Kosmonaut: Internationally I would say Serge Gainsbourg. And I guess it also had to do with the stiffness of the suits the wore when they were young and the more unshaven appearances from later.
	12:52pm Mr Fab: A side of Wally Tax I've never heard before! more Roy Orbison than Kinks.
	🦝 12:53pm Jan Turkenburg: Actually Mr fab, that's the side of Wally Tax most of us overhere know.
	12:53pm Mike Sin: Was Wally Tax consistently popular in the Netherlands? That is, was his material with Tx Free and his solo track held in the same regard as the Outsiders?
	🦝 12:54pm Jan Turkenburg: Well, the critics and the big public thought less of everything Wally Tax did after the Outsiders.
	12:55pm drolletje: Hej, Jan and all you funky no-Mountaineers!
	🦝 12:56pm Jan Turkenburg: Tax Free isn't even that known overhere. For a great deal Wally himself was to blame for that, because he disbanded the group that was supposed to tour to promote it.
	🦝 12:56pm Paper Kosmonaut: Darryl!
	🦝 12:56pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Darryl!
	12:57pm drolletje: hey Hey, P to the K!
	12:57pm drolletje: sorry I'm late... shopping for a new washing machine!
	🦝 12:58pm Paper Kosmonaut: Those are important things too, Darryl.
	🦝 12:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Wally made more unfortunate decisions like that, according to the biography written by Rutger Vahl.
	🦝 12:59pm Paper Kosmonaut: Didn't Wally have a competent manager?
	🦝 1:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, at one point he did. Several attempts were made to have Wally get his act together... but heroine and alcohol destroy more than ... etc, etc...
	1:03pm Mike Sin: Even at this point, after listening to the Outsiders and Tax Free for a million years, I still have not heard Wally's solo "Love In" album
	🦝 1:04pm Jan Turkenburg: Hello Mike (btw)!!
	1:05pm Mike Sin: Hello there Jan -- I always enjoy your show! I don't get a chance to comment much because I'm often sneaking a listen between meetings at work.
	1:26pm Beany: PROGTASTIC!
	🦝 1:26pm Jan Turkenburg: Beany!!
	1:27pm worldsworstrecords: BEANY!!
	1:28pm worldsworstrecords: Always had a soft spot for the original
	1:29pm Beany: This is a magnificent song too. I may have seen Gruppo Sportive play at Leeds Poly. It was a long time ago...
	🦝 1:34pm Paper Kosmonaut: "UI" is a diphtong like a scotsperson would pronounce 'down'
	🦝 1:46pm Paper Kosmonaut: (-: you're welcome, Jan.
	1:47pm worldsworstrecords: Yay! Beatlecover!
	🦝 1:49pm Jan Turkenburg: a fine example of using jazz chords where you shouldn't...
	1:54pm worldsworstrecords: Another fantastic show, Jan!
	1:55pm Lizardner Dave !: Thank you Jan! (Been here pretty much the whole show but too busy with work to comment).
	🦝 1:56pm Jan Turkenburg: thnx LIzardner Dave! thnx everyone. see you next time!
	1:57pm worldsworstrecords: this is the maddest version of Horse With No Name I've ever heard
	🦝 1:57pm Jan Turkenburg: Ouwe Hans did it again! :-)
	🦝 1:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Originally this version was for the shows he did for kids, at birthday parties and stuff

Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from September 29, 2021

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