WFMU: Provocative Percussion with DJ Rubberband Girl: Playlist from October 11, 2021

Provocative Percussion with DJ Rubberband Girl: Playlist from October 11, 2021

It's provocative! It's percussive!! Pour an afternoon (or morning) cocktail and let your ears be seduced by the sometimes sassy, always classy swingin' sounds of Rubberband Girl's bachelorette pad.

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October 11, 2021: Conjuration

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Richard Hayman and His Orchestra	Conjuration	Voodoo!	Mercury	1959	Vinyl	"This is music to be met half-way in a quiet room with the lights dimmed."	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bernie Green and His Orchestra	Kiss of Fire	FUTURA	RCA Victor	1961	Vinyl	"This is the first example available to the public of a new process called 'Animated Tape.'"	0:02:57 (Pop-up)
Pepe Dominguin	Bongo Bash "Bongo Bash" by "Pepe Dominguin"	!Wild! Hi-Fi Drums	Capitol	1961	Vinyl	"A wide-ranging program of music accenting powerful percussion in dazzling hi-fi"	0:04:51 (Pop-up)
Niagara	The Third One "The Third One" by "Niagara"	Afire	Performance	2006	CD	Originally from 1973 (on the Finger label)	0:07:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Richard Hayman and His Orchestra	Gris Gris	Voodoo!	Mercury	1959	Vinyl		1:02:59 (Pop-up)
Grimez	Tribal Status "Tribal Status" by "Grimez"	Absolute Existence	Chiefdom Records	2018	Vinyl	"Deep, B-movie instrumental grooves for your psyche"	0:14:45 (Pop-up)
Exile	Lu Lu Bye "Lu Lu Bye" by "Exile"	Zip Disks & Floppies	Dirty Science	2013	CD	"13 RAW BEATS STRAIGHT OUT THE MUTHAF%#KIN MPC 2000 XL STEREO JACK"	0:16:57 (Pop-up)
Enoch Light and the Light Brigade	Mah-na Mah-na	The Best of the Movie Themes 1970	Project 3 Total Sound	1969	Vinyl	"This album rated G"	0:20:29 (Pop-up)
Merv Griffin	I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts	More Vintage Children's Favourites	CRS Records	2007	CD	"Big ones, small ones – some as big as your head!!"; Originally found on Merv Griffin's Dance Party, 1961	0:22:28 (Pop-up)
Josephine Baker	Don't Touch My Tomatoes	The Fabulous Josephine Baker	RCA Victor	1960	Vinyl	"All you do is feel up, feel up!"	0:25:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Grimez	Projection of the Mind "Projection of the Mind" by "Grimez"	Absolute Existence	Chiefdom Records	2018	Vinyl		1:03:10 (Pop-up)
Lionel Hampton with Reeds and Rhythm	Vibraholiday	Golden Vibes	Columbia	1959	Vinyl	"... a Hampton original and a fast tempo, but the cats have soft paws."	0:32:29 (Pop-up)
The Creatures	Right Now "Right Now" by "The Creatures"	Right Now	Polydor	1983	12"	Herbie Mann/Carl Sigman, 1962; "It is just a superb track." -RG	0:34:31 (Pop-up)
Lena Horne (with Lennie Hayton and His Orchestra)	It's All Right With Me	It's Love	RCA Victor	1955	Vinyl	"It is a dusky voice, packed with emotion and charged with electricity."	0:36:41 (Pop-up)
Lalo Schifrin	The Peanut Vendor "The Peanut Vendor" by "Lalo Schifrin"	New Fantasy	Verve	1964	Vinyl	"Like a great alchemist, Lalo has taken the best of many past musical experiences, mixed them together carefully and added his own genius."	0:39:17 (Pop-up)
The Francis Bay Orchestra	Temptation	Shaw 'nuff!	Sutton	1958	Vinyl	"The sound on this SUTTON record is engineered to perfection and is the final product of years of research and development of stereophonic and monophonic recording techniques."	0:44:37 (Pop-up)
Gabor Szabo	Cheetah "Cheetah" by "Gabor Szabo"	Spellbinder	Impulse!	1966	Vinyl	"The idea for Cheetah came from the advertisements for a new, elaborate New York discotheque... There was something very sleek and sassy about that cheetah and also something decadent about it, which in turn reflected all the corruption going on today..."	0:47:46 (Pop-up)
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass	Crawfish	The Lonely Bull	A&M	1962	Vinyl	"Tijuana is a spectacle... But it is also sometimes a strangely wistful, romantic place... represented here by the often haunting trumpet of Herb Alpert."	0:51:03 (Pop-up)
Claudio Villa	Quando... Quando... Quando	San Remo's Greatest Hits 1958-1966	Epic	UNKNOWN	Vinyl	"Recorded in Italy"	0:53:27 (Pop-up)
Al Wilson	The Snake "The Snake" by "Al Wilson"	Searching for the Dolphins	Soul City	1969	Vinyl	"Al Wilson is a citizen, not of a town but of the world, he belongs to and with people, he has lived high and low"	0:56:26 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	2:00pm MHLee: I'll be listening in as I wait for students to drop in.
	2:00pm Milkies: Goood Morning
	2:01pm Paper Kosmonaut: Good evening!
	2:01pm Rubberband Girl: Welcome, welcome! MH, you're a teacher? I was for 7 years...
	2:02pm Rubberband Girl: Also, is it just me or did Jan Rot sound a lot like another Jan we know?!
	2:04pm Paper Kosmonaut: Jan and Jan kind of have more or less about the same sort of timbre but they actually are two entirely different Jannen.
	2:05pm MHLee: I'm a PhD student/TA
	2:06pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi DJ RG, you're not the first to ask that question, but is was really me in the audience and the other Jan on stage :-)
	2:07pm Mr Fab: Hello Rubberband Girl, listeners, and all the Jans!
	2:10pm Jan Turkenburg: What did you teach Rubberband Girl?
	2:13pm Rich in Washington: Greetings!
	2:14pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi (again) Rich! :-)
	2:15pm Rubberband Girl: I was a middle/high school math teacher...
	2:15pm Rubberband Girl: I may be again, one day.
	2:16pm Mr Fab: Oh man, can you be my daughter's tutor?!
	2:17pm Rubberband Girl: YES, actually, Mr. Fab. I am for hire!
	2:19pm Rubberband Girl: I still love kids and math, but 32 in a room at once was a lot to handle, lol.
	2:22pm Jan Turkenburg: I can relate to that, RG...
	2:24pm Rubberband Girl: I played music a lot in class. One student my first year asked: "Ms. R-P, is this elevator music?" XD
	2:26pm Milkies: RubberbandGirl , that is great that you’re playing music like this for them
	2:26pm Paper Kosmonaut: Math rock?
	2:32pm MHLee: I like math rock...
	2:33pm Paper Kosmonaut: Early St. Vincent stuff was a little like Math rock. (although it couldn't really be caled rock.)
	2:33pm MHLee: I really enjoy the comments on each track
	2:33pm Rubberband Girl: I played a lot of instrumental jazz in class. Dorothy Ashby's Hip Harp was a go-to.
	2:33pm Rubberband Girl: Thanks, MH! If I have the time each week, I'd like to keep that going.
	2:34pm Rubberband Girl: I really don't even know what math rock is...
	2:34pm MHLee: I actually taught music in an elementary school as part of my undergraduate scholarship.
	2:34pm coelacanth∅: greetings Rubberband Girl and all
	2:34pm Paper Kosmonaut: quick, complex and lots of complex rhythms
	2:35pm Rubberband Girl: Lol, this Siouxsie is the only track I have no comments for... if you have a recommendation, I'll add it. It's just a superb track.
	2:35pm Paper Kosmonaut: Siouxsie always clicky star.
	2:36pm Derek Westerholm: Ooooh... Love this one so much. The Creatures were great!
	2:36pm MHLee: Math rock... is just like if indie rock or emo had emerged drunk out of Robert Fripps guitar
	2:40pm MHLee: This feels like it came out of the Batman soundtrack
	2:40pm Rubberband Girl: Yes, Elfman-esque! It is very... frantic!
	2:41pm Paper Kosmonaut: a world of difference compared to J.J. Johnson and Kai Winding's version.
	2:41pm MHLee: I enjoy that the peanut vender is there but only in fleeting
	2:42pm Mr Fab: You could write: "The Creatures feature Siouxsie and Budgie from Siouxsie and the Banshees." If you wanna get all rock critic-y about it.
	2:42pm Paper Kosmonaut: Schifrin is a brilliant arranger.
	2:42pm Rubberband Girl: JJ and Kai are on this album, PK!
	2:42pm Paper Kosmonaut: haha! coincidence!
	2:43pm Paper Kosmonaut: Trombone. Might be one of 'em.
	2:44pm MHLee: I was just talking about Stan Kenton's version earlier
	2:44pm MHLee: But only because I was marbling with a composer buddy of mine over Bob Graettinger
	2:45pm MHLee: marveling
	2:45pm Paper Kosmonaut: "The sound on this SUTTON record is engineered to perfection and is the final product of years of research and development of stereophonic and monophonic recording techniques." That sold records in the days.
	2:46pm MHLee: I think I first encounter the screaming jay hawkins version of this song
	2:52pm MHLee: Fire has decimated 20h century culture. We lost practically all silent movies... entire careers to it.
	2:55pm Paper Kosmonaut: Fire - and also neglect. Unfortunately. It's sad.
	2:56pm Paper Kosmonaut: Especially when you think almost everything nowadays from Hollywood is a remake or an umpteenth franchise-episode.
	2:56pm MHLee: It might be wise to stop storing highly combustible material in the middle of California
	2:57pm Milkies: 🐍
	2:57pm Paper Kosmonaut: Rubberband Girl, thank you for an hour of interesting and happy tunes! I enjoyed it.
	2:57pm Rubberband Girl: SSSSSsssssssssss!!
	2:58pm MHLee: Oh yes, thank you. It went by far too quick.
	2:58pm Mr Fab: Neglect, exactly, PK. Universal was like: Let's take all these irreplaceable wealth of recordings and throw 'em in a warehouse. Snake is right!
	2:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Wondertful hour, again RG. Enjoyed the quotes in the comment bar!
	2:59pm Milkies: Thanks for the musical journey
	3:00pm Mr Fab: Sssssuper show, Rubberband Girl!
	3:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, overtime!!! yay!
	3:01pm Derek Westerholm: Thanks for the show!
	3:01pm Milkies: Thanks human!!!
	3:02pm Rubberband Girl: Yay! Aaaaaand....SCENE.
	3:02pm Rich in Washington: Thanks!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Richard Hayman and His Orchestra	Conjuration	Voodoo!	Mercury	1959	Vinyl	"This is music to be met half-way in a quiet room with the lights dimmed."	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bernie Green and His Orchestra	Kiss of Fire	FUTURA	RCA Victor	1961	Vinyl	"This is the first example available to the public of a new process called 'Animated Tape.'"	0:02:57 (Pop-up)
Pepe Dominguin	Bongo Bash "Bongo Bash" by "Pepe Dominguin"	!Wild! Hi-Fi Drums	Capitol	1961	Vinyl	"A wide-ranging program of music accenting powerful percussion in dazzling hi-fi"	0:04:51 (Pop-up)
Niagara	The Third One "The Third One" by "Niagara"	Afire	Performance	2006	CD	Originally from 1973 (on the Finger label)	0:07:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Richard Hayman and His Orchestra	Gris Gris	Voodoo!	Mercury	1959	Vinyl		1:02:59 (Pop-up)
Grimez	Tribal Status "Tribal Status" by "Grimez"	Absolute Existence	Chiefdom Records	2018	Vinyl	"Deep, B-movie instrumental grooves for your psyche"	0:14:45 (Pop-up)
Exile	Lu Lu Bye "Lu Lu Bye" by "Exile"	Zip Disks & Floppies	Dirty Science	2013	CD	"13 RAW BEATS STRAIGHT OUT THE MUTHAF%#KIN MPC 2000 XL STEREO JACK"	0:16:57 (Pop-up)
Enoch Light and the Light Brigade	Mah-na Mah-na	The Best of the Movie Themes 1970	Project 3 Total Sound	1969	Vinyl	"This album rated G"	0:20:29 (Pop-up)
Merv Griffin	I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts	More Vintage Children's Favourites	CRS Records	2007	CD	"Big ones, small ones – some as big as your head!!"; Originally found on Merv Griffin's Dance Party, 1961	0:22:28 (Pop-up)
Josephine Baker	Don't Touch My Tomatoes	The Fabulous Josephine Baker	RCA Victor	1960	Vinyl	"All you do is feel up, feel up!"	0:25:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Grimez	Projection of the Mind "Projection of the Mind" by "Grimez"	Absolute Existence	Chiefdom Records	2018	Vinyl		1:03:10 (Pop-up)
Lionel Hampton with Reeds and Rhythm	Vibraholiday	Golden Vibes	Columbia	1959	Vinyl	"... a Hampton original and a fast tempo, but the cats have soft paws."	0:32:29 (Pop-up)
The Creatures	Right Now "Right Now" by "The Creatures"	Right Now	Polydor	1983	12"	Herbie Mann/Carl Sigman, 1962; "It is just a superb track." -RG	0:34:31 (Pop-up)
Lena Horne (with Lennie Hayton and His Orchestra)	It's All Right With Me	It's Love	RCA Victor	1955	Vinyl	"It is a dusky voice, packed with emotion and charged with electricity."	0:36:41 (Pop-up)
Lalo Schifrin	The Peanut Vendor "The Peanut Vendor" by "Lalo Schifrin"	New Fantasy	Verve	1964	Vinyl	"Like a great alchemist, Lalo has taken the best of many past musical experiences, mixed them together carefully and added his own genius."	0:39:17 (Pop-up)
The Francis Bay Orchestra	Temptation	Shaw 'nuff!	Sutton	1958	Vinyl	"The sound on this SUTTON record is engineered to perfection and is the final product of years of research and development of stereophonic and monophonic recording techniques."	0:44:37 (Pop-up)
Gabor Szabo	Cheetah "Cheetah" by "Gabor Szabo"	Spellbinder	Impulse!	1966	Vinyl	"The idea for Cheetah came from the advertisements for a new, elaborate New York discotheque... There was something very sleek and sassy about that cheetah and also something decadent about it, which in turn reflected all the corruption going on today..."	0:47:46 (Pop-up)
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass	Crawfish	The Lonely Bull	A&M	1962	Vinyl	"Tijuana is a spectacle... But it is also sometimes a strangely wistful, romantic place... represented here by the often haunting trumpet of Herb Alpert."	0:51:03 (Pop-up)
Claudio Villa	Quando... Quando... Quando	San Remo's Greatest Hits 1958-1966	Epic	UNKNOWN	Vinyl	"Recorded in Italy"	0:53:27 (Pop-up)
Al Wilson	The Snake "The Snake" by "Al Wilson"	Searching for the Dolphins	Soul City	1969	Vinyl	"Al Wilson is a citizen, not of a town but of the world, he belongs to and with people, he has lived high and low"	0:56:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:00pm MHLee: I'll be listening in as I wait for students to drop in.
	2:00pm Milkies: Goood Morning
	2:01pm Paper Kosmonaut: Good evening!
	2:01pm Rubberband Girl: Welcome, welcome! MH, you're a teacher? I was for 7 years...
	2:02pm Rubberband Girl: Also, is it just me or did Jan Rot sound a lot like another Jan we know?!
	2:04pm Paper Kosmonaut: Jan and Jan kind of have more or less about the same sort of timbre but they actually are two entirely different Jannen.
	2:05pm MHLee: I'm a PhD student/TA
	2:06pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi DJ RG, you're not the first to ask that question, but is was really me in the audience and the other Jan on stage :-)
	2:07pm Mr Fab: Hello Rubberband Girl, listeners, and all the Jans!
	2:10pm Jan Turkenburg: What did you teach Rubberband Girl?
	2:13pm Rich in Washington: Greetings!
	2:14pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi (again) Rich! :-)
	2:15pm Rubberband Girl: I was a middle/high school math teacher...
	2:15pm Rubberband Girl: I may be again, one day.
	2:16pm Mr Fab: Oh man, can you be my daughter's tutor?!
	2:17pm Rubberband Girl: YES, actually, Mr. Fab. I am for hire!
	2:19pm Rubberband Girl: I still love kids and math, but 32 in a room at once was a lot to handle, lol.
	2:22pm Jan Turkenburg: I can relate to that, RG...
	2:24pm Rubberband Girl: I played music a lot in class. One student my first year asked: "Ms. R-P, is this elevator music?" XD
	2:26pm Milkies: RubberbandGirl , that is great that you’re playing music like this for them
	2:26pm Paper Kosmonaut: Math rock?
	2:32pm MHLee: I like math rock...
	2:33pm Paper Kosmonaut: Early St. Vincent stuff was a little like Math rock. (although it couldn't really be caled rock.)
	2:33pm MHLee: I really enjoy the comments on each track
	2:33pm Rubberband Girl: I played a lot of instrumental jazz in class. Dorothy Ashby's Hip Harp was a go-to.
	2:33pm Rubberband Girl: Thanks, MH! If I have the time each week, I'd like to keep that going.
	2:34pm Rubberband Girl: I really don't even know what math rock is...
	2:34pm MHLee: I actually taught music in an elementary school as part of my undergraduate scholarship.
	2:34pm coelacanth∅: greetings Rubberband Girl and all
	2:34pm Paper Kosmonaut: quick, complex and lots of complex rhythms
	2:35pm Rubberband Girl: Lol, this Siouxsie is the only track I have no comments for... if you have a recommendation, I'll add it. It's just a superb track.
	2:35pm Paper Kosmonaut: Siouxsie always clicky star.
	2:36pm Derek Westerholm: Ooooh... Love this one so much. The Creatures were great!
	2:36pm MHLee: Math rock... is just like if indie rock or emo had emerged drunk out of Robert Fripps guitar
	2:40pm MHLee: This feels like it came out of the Batman soundtrack
	2:40pm Rubberband Girl: Yes, Elfman-esque! It is very... frantic!
	2:41pm Paper Kosmonaut: a world of difference compared to J.J. Johnson and Kai Winding's version.
	2:41pm MHLee: I enjoy that the peanut vender is there but only in fleeting
	2:42pm Mr Fab: You could write: "The Creatures feature Siouxsie and Budgie from Siouxsie and the Banshees." If you wanna get all rock critic-y about it.
	2:42pm Paper Kosmonaut: Schifrin is a brilliant arranger.
	2:42pm Rubberband Girl: JJ and Kai are on this album, PK!
	2:42pm Paper Kosmonaut: haha! coincidence!
	2:43pm Paper Kosmonaut: Trombone. Might be one of 'em.
	2:44pm MHLee: I was just talking about Stan Kenton's version earlier
	2:44pm MHLee: But only because I was marbling with a composer buddy of mine over Bob Graettinger
	2:45pm MHLee: marveling
	2:45pm Paper Kosmonaut: "The sound on this SUTTON record is engineered to perfection and is the final product of years of research and development of stereophonic and monophonic recording techniques." That sold records in the days.
	2:46pm MHLee: I think I first encounter the screaming jay hawkins version of this song
	2:52pm MHLee: Fire has decimated 20h century culture. We lost practically all silent movies... entire careers to it.
	2:55pm Paper Kosmonaut: Fire - and also neglect. Unfortunately. It's sad.
	2:56pm Paper Kosmonaut: Especially when you think almost everything nowadays from Hollywood is a remake or an umpteenth franchise-episode.
	2:56pm MHLee: It might be wise to stop storing highly combustible material in the middle of California
	2:57pm Milkies: 🐍
	2:57pm Paper Kosmonaut: Rubberband Girl, thank you for an hour of interesting and happy tunes! I enjoyed it.
	2:57pm Rubberband Girl: SSSSSsssssssssss!!
	2:58pm MHLee: Oh yes, thank you. It went by far too quick.
	2:58pm Mr Fab: Neglect, exactly, PK. Universal was like: Let's take all these irreplaceable wealth of recordings and throw 'em in a warehouse. Snake is right!
	2:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Wondertful hour, again RG. Enjoyed the quotes in the comment bar!
	2:59pm Milkies: Thanks for the musical journey
	3:00pm Mr Fab: Sssssuper show, Rubberband Girl!
	3:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, overtime!!! yay!
	3:01pm Derek Westerholm: Thanks for the show!
	3:01pm Milkies: Thanks human!!!
	3:02pm Rubberband Girl: Yay! Aaaaaand....SCENE.
	3:02pm Rich in Washington: Thanks!

Provocative Percussion with DJ Rubberband Girl: Playlist from October 11, 2021

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