WFMU: Provocative Percussion with DJ Rubberband Girl: Playlist from November 15, 2021

Provocative Percussion with DJ Rubberband Girl: Playlist from November 15, 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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November 15, 2021: That's music!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Ann Margret	Thirteen Men "Thirteen Men" by "Ann Margret"	The Vivacious One	RCA	1962	MP3	"I had two guys every morning seeing that I was well fed, and believe you me, one sweetened my tea, while another one buttered my bread..."	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Orchester Heinz Kiessling	That's Music	That's Music!	Elite Special	1965	LP	Made in Switzerland	0:02:43 (Pop-up)
Plas Johnson	S'il Vous Plait "S'il Vous Plait" by "Plas Johnson"	This Must Be The Plas!	Capitol	1959	LP	"...who plays tenor ...plays baritone ...plays alto ...and plays them all just great!"	0:04:43 (Pop-up)
Dakota Staton	Give Me The Simple Life	The Late, Late Show	Capitol	1957	LP	"Dakota's distinctive vocal stylings are sometimes blues-like with an unusual misty quality, sometimes swinging with a light, refreshing beat. In each performance, the Staton sound creates new meaning for familiar lyrics, turning old favorites into fresh and exciting musical experiences."	0:08:01 (Pop-up)
George Shearing	Simple Sideman "Simple Sideman" by "George Shearing"	The Fool On The Hill: The Latin Stylings of the Quintet and Quartet	Capitol	1969	LP	"For each arrangement is that special Shearing thing that's a sensuous experience, a romantic mood, a virtuoso performance–a sort of Latin interlude that makes this album so much more than just a phonograph record."	0:14:30 (Pop-up)
Johnny Smith	Walk, Don't Run "Walk, Don't Run" by "Johnny Smith"			1954	MP3	Before The Ventures and before Chet Atkins...	0:16:04 (Pop-up)
Lenny Dee	I'm Beginning to See the Light	Dee-Lirious!	Decca	1955	LP	"He can make the organ strum like a banjo, pulse with the beat of tom-toms, or sway with the sensuous rhythm of a rumba band. It is said that he can do literally anything with an electric Hammond Organ except one thing–he cannot be dull."	0:18:52 (Pop-up)
Enoch Light and The Light Brigade	Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps	Provocative Percussion	Command	1959	LP	"Of special interest to the real connoisseur of intriguing sounds is the cohesion and compactness that is implicit in these performances. These qualities are the result of extensive experimenting and research. They also stem from the presence in the Command All-Stars of musicians of the highest calibre, brilliant technicians in every chair."	0:20:53 (Pop-up)
Edmundo Ros and His Orchestra	Granada	Strings Latino	London	1968	LP	"Edmundo Ros is synonymous with the exotic Latin Beat... In this, his latest phase 4 stereo album, [he] adds the crowning touch to his already beautiful music; the subtle magic of strings."	0:23:30 (Pop-up)
Dúo Dinámico	Adán y Eva "Adán y Eva" by "Dúo Dinámico"	S/T	La Voz De Su Amo	1961	MP3		0:25:22 (Pop-up)
The Kai Winding Trombones (Featuring The Axidentals)	Flamingo	S/T	Pickwick	1959	LP	"Kai Winding is to jazz what General Motors is to the automobile... His arrangements are remarkable for their swinging tempoes, their perfect lucidity and their variety of musical ideas. Kai's combo plays with a clean, flowing sound that avoids both the tired and trite riffs while, at the same time, not going way out on a limb into obscure experimentalism."	0:32:22 (Pop-up)
Bob Brookmeyer	Qual E O Po "Qual E O Po" by "Bob Brookmeyer"	Trombone Jazz Samba	Verve	1962	LP	"Aside from his singular melodic imagination, Brookmeyer brings added zest to 'bossa nova' jazz by means of his remarkably diversified range of textures, his characteristic gusto in attack, and his persistently surprising wit."	0:34:33 (Pop-up)
Milt Raskin	Koko Head "Koko Head" by "Milt Raskin"	Kapu (Forbidden)	Eros	1959	LP	"Koko Head which is on the island of Oahu, was said to have been built by Pele, Goddess of the Volcanoes. Pele's last visit to Oahu occurred 10,000 years ago when a great crack opened at the east end of the Koolau mountain range. Koko Head (646 feet) was built from the lava which poured from this crack."	0:37:50 (Pop-up)
Trini Lopez	Lemon Tree "Lemon Tree" by "Trini Lopez"	The Folk Album	Reprise	1965	LP	"Facts and vital statistics are simple. Born: Dallas, May 15, 1937. Birth sign: Taurus. Height: 5'11". Weight: 150. Marital status: Available."	0:41:14 (Pop-up)
Harry Belafonte	Angelina "Angelina" by "Harry Belafonte"	Jump Up Calypso	RCA Victor	1961	LP	"It is Belafonte's rare genius as a performer and interpreter to be able to take the music of many cultures and locales and mold it and project it in a manner that will give it dramatic impact for a vast audience."	0:43:58 (Pop-up)
Freddy Fresh	Boyaca "Boyaca" by "Freddy Fresh"	Surrounded By Funk	Howlin' Records	2007	MP3		0:51:03 (Pop-up)
The Electric Indian	Rain Dance "Rain Dance" by "The Electric Indian"	Keem-O-Sabe	United Artists	1969	LP	"The Electric Indian is not history. It is the present and the future. The Indian combines a savage, pulsating, rhythm with some of the finest musicians around."	0:51:15 (Pop-up)
Original Tropicana Steel Band	Calypso Rock	S/T	Polydor	1975	LP		0:53:16 (Pop-up)
Skeewiff	Comin' Home Baby "Comin' Home Baby" by "Skeewiff"	Booty Shaker EP	Jalapeño	2003	MP3		0:56:32 (Pop-up)
Ted Heath and His Music	Hit the Road Jack	POW!	London	1966	LP	"Ted has taken twelve standards, regarded previously as vocal standards, and arranged them for the big band. Keeping the same feeling as the original versions had, he has added his own touch and the results are striking. In fact, after hearing this album the listener will be amazed that he has not missed the vocal line. Actually, we seem to think that each song in this album has gained an added facet because of the Heath treatment it has received."	0:59:41 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	2:00pm Mr Fab: Removing my space helmet, smoothing out my suit. Bartender, over here please!
	2:01pm Mr. Oxford: Hello everyone! Excited for the show!
	2:01pm Rubberband Girl: Welcome back down to earth!!
	2:01pm Jan Turkenburg: materializing
	2:01pm Rubberband Girl: And here's my first two men... let's see if we can get to lucky 13! wink wink
	2:02pm Rubberband Girl: 3 and counting!
	2:02pm Paper Kosmonaut: undocks from Turkenburg Space Station and re-enters the atmosphere
	2:02pm Paper Kosmonaut: splashdown in a large cocktail glass
	2:03pm Domenic: Is it getting hot in here?
	2:03pm Rubberband Girl: Welcome, Kosmo!
	2:03pm Rubberband Girl: Benvenuto, Domenic!
	2:04pm Otis: Salut!
	2:05pm Mr. Oxford: Music made in Switzerland is shcön!!!
	2:05pm Mr. Oxford: *schön!
	2:06pm MHLee: Hi all
	2:06pm Mr Fab: Ah, the great Plas "Pink Panther Theme" Johnson.
	2:07pm Paper Kosmonaut: "Ik moet een plas doen" in Dutch means I gotta take a leak.
	2:07pm Paper Kosmonaut: But for the rest everything's all right.
	2:13pm happymaan: We're listening to this on my wife's GTA V break, we'll see how long this keeps her from playing.
	2:14pm Mr. Oxford: Ann Margret was a sweetheart and she could never use foul language! Ooooh George Shearing!!
	2:17pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. I did not realize Walk, Don't Run predated The Ventures.
	2:18pm Mr Fab: WOw, quite a revelation hearing this. Who knew the roots of surf music lie in finger-snapping jazz?
	2:18pm Rubberband Girl: Rich + Fab: Yes, this was my mind-blowing moment of the week. And all it took was a Wikipedia read!
	2:19pm Rich in Washington: I've heard Chet's version but just assumed it was him covering The Ventures.
	2:19pm Rich in Washington: Love Lenny Dee.
	2:21pm Paper Kosmonaut: Enoch Light always gets a clicky star.
	2:22pm Rubberband Girl: He better!!!
	2:22pm Paper Kosmonaut: He deserves.
	2:23pm Mr Fab: I think we're up to 10 men. Come on fellas, she needs three more!
	2:25pm Rubberband Girl: This is pretty incredible, Fab. I must have manifested it. The spirit of A-M summoned everyone.
	2:29pm Paper Kosmonaut: It is quite hard to find those Command Records from Enoch Light here in the Netherlands in the wild... Pity.
	2:30pm Paper Kosmonaut: I think those album covers are just marvellous icons in graphic design and the musig is great too.
	2:31pm Paper Kosmonaut: Music usually is written with a C, mr. Kosmonaut.
	2:31pm Otis: Sounding great live, not much time to chat but on the listen.
	2:33pm Rubberband Girl: Josef Albers. There is a cool app I downloaded a few years ago where you can play around with his design elements. Not sure if it is still active or maintained.
	2:35pm Paper Kosmonaut: @ Rubberband Girl - Wow! Thanks!
	2:40pm Mr Fab: PK, for a while every thrift store and record shop bargain bin was bursting with Command records. i bet you could still find plenty, for cheap. Come to America with an empty suitcase!
	2:42pm Jan Turkenburg: Good memories about this song. My band in Belgium (late 1980s) used to play it Trini Lopez style!
	2:43pm Rubberband Girl: I love that, Jan!
	2:43pm Jan Turkenburg: I still automatically strat singing the second voice to it :-)
	2:44pm Paper Kosmonaut: Thift shops galore here but filled with junk and stuff I don't need.
	2:44pm Jan Turkenburg: and another one!!
	2:45pm MHLee: Such a great album!
	2:45pm Jan Turkenburg: Jamaica Farewell, Yellowbird, etc, etc...
	2:46pm Jan Turkenburg: La Bamba, Mathilda, Big Bamboo
	2:47pm Mr. Oxford: I first came to know about Harry Belafonte while browsing a small record collection our high school's music room had in 2007. Another discovery for me was the Belgian artist Jacques Brel!
	2:49pm MHLee: Parents' used to use Banana Boat Song as an wakeup alarm
	2:50pm Mr. Oxford: That's a lovely wakeup alarm MHLee!
	2:50pm Jan Turkenburg: I had a dachshund called Trini and the leadsinger/guitarplayer had my dog's sibling called Lopez. I kid you not! We loved walking them and calling them back out loud! :-) :-)
	2:52pm Paper Kosmonaut: Rubberband girl, a great show, and a special thank you for the Josef Albers link. Never knew he was the designer - and his work is fantastic! Love it. Thanks for introducint that to me.
	2:52pm MHLee: I'd only heard Keem-o-Sabe... this grooves harder
	2:53pm Paper Kosmonaut: Fun story, Jan!
	2:55pm Mr. Oxford: This final set really slaps. So gooood. Like Paper Kosmonaut has said, thank you, Rubberband girl for this fantastic show!
	2:56pm Otis: Thanks RG for today's top tunes.
	2:56pm Rubberband Girl: Thanks, Mr. O!! Seriously had a blast with this one.
	2:56pm WR: Hi all. Catching the last 2 sets. Found the Milt Raskin especially enjoyable. Thank you DJ RBG!
	2:57pm Mr Fab: One hour way too short. Super fun show! See you-all back in two hours for Spacebrother's show. THANK YEEWWW!
	2:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Wow, this is one funky flute! I love this rendition
	2:59pm Rubberband Girl: Everything on Jalapeõo Records is a good time.
	2:59pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks DJ RG!
	3:00pm Rubberband Girl: Jalapeño, ahem.
	3:00pm Rubberband Girl: Now HIT THE ROAD!! You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here!
	3:00pm Rubberband Girl: XD
	3:00pm Mr. Oxford: Yes closing with Ray Charles tune by Ted Heath! Home run of a closer to a home run of a set!
	3:01pm MHLee: Always a pleasure as a listener of this show
	3:03pm Rubberband Girl: The pleasure is MINE, MH!!! xoxoxo
	4:57pm Ursula1000: Fab show---luv me some Skeewiff!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Ann Margret	Thirteen Men "Thirteen Men" by "Ann Margret"	The Vivacious One	RCA	1962	MP3	"I had two guys every morning seeing that I was well fed, and believe you me, one sweetened my tea, while another one buttered my bread..."	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Orchester Heinz Kiessling	That's Music	That's Music!	Elite Special	1965	LP	Made in Switzerland	0:02:43 (Pop-up)
Plas Johnson	S'il Vous Plait "S'il Vous Plait" by "Plas Johnson"	This Must Be The Plas!	Capitol	1959	LP	"...who plays tenor ...plays baritone ...plays alto ...and plays them all just great!"	0:04:43 (Pop-up)
Dakota Staton	Give Me The Simple Life	The Late, Late Show	Capitol	1957	LP	"Dakota's distinctive vocal stylings are sometimes blues-like with an unusual misty quality, sometimes swinging with a light, refreshing beat. In each performance, the Staton sound creates new meaning for familiar lyrics, turning old favorites into fresh and exciting musical experiences."	0:08:01 (Pop-up)
George Shearing	Simple Sideman "Simple Sideman" by "George Shearing"	The Fool On The Hill: The Latin Stylings of the Quintet and Quartet	Capitol	1969	LP	"For each arrangement is that special Shearing thing that's a sensuous experience, a romantic mood, a virtuoso performance–a sort of Latin interlude that makes this album so much more than just a phonograph record."	0:14:30 (Pop-up)
Johnny Smith	Walk, Don't Run "Walk, Don't Run" by "Johnny Smith"			1954	MP3	Before The Ventures and before Chet Atkins...	0:16:04 (Pop-up)
Lenny Dee	I'm Beginning to See the Light	Dee-Lirious!	Decca	1955	LP	"He can make the organ strum like a banjo, pulse with the beat of tom-toms, or sway with the sensuous rhythm of a rumba band. It is said that he can do literally anything with an electric Hammond Organ except one thing–he cannot be dull."	0:18:52 (Pop-up)
Enoch Light and The Light Brigade	Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps	Provocative Percussion	Command	1959	LP	"Of special interest to the real connoisseur of intriguing sounds is the cohesion and compactness that is implicit in these performances. These qualities are the result of extensive experimenting and research. They also stem from the presence in the Command All-Stars of musicians of the highest calibre, brilliant technicians in every chair."	0:20:53 (Pop-up)
Edmundo Ros and His Orchestra	Granada	Strings Latino	London	1968	LP	"Edmundo Ros is synonymous with the exotic Latin Beat... In this, his latest phase 4 stereo album, [he] adds the crowning touch to his already beautiful music; the subtle magic of strings."	0:23:30 (Pop-up)
Dúo Dinámico	Adán y Eva "Adán y Eva" by "Dúo Dinámico"	S/T	La Voz De Su Amo	1961	MP3		0:25:22 (Pop-up)
The Kai Winding Trombones (Featuring The Axidentals)	Flamingo	S/T	Pickwick	1959	LP	"Kai Winding is to jazz what General Motors is to the automobile... His arrangements are remarkable for their swinging tempoes, their perfect lucidity and their variety of musical ideas. Kai's combo plays with a clean, flowing sound that avoids both the tired and trite riffs while, at the same time, not going way out on a limb into obscure experimentalism."	0:32:22 (Pop-up)
Bob Brookmeyer	Qual E O Po "Qual E O Po" by "Bob Brookmeyer"	Trombone Jazz Samba	Verve	1962	LP	"Aside from his singular melodic imagination, Brookmeyer brings added zest to 'bossa nova' jazz by means of his remarkably diversified range of textures, his characteristic gusto in attack, and his persistently surprising wit."	0:34:33 (Pop-up)
Milt Raskin	Koko Head "Koko Head" by "Milt Raskin"	Kapu (Forbidden)	Eros	1959	LP	"Koko Head which is on the island of Oahu, was said to have been built by Pele, Goddess of the Volcanoes. Pele's last visit to Oahu occurred 10,000 years ago when a great crack opened at the east end of the Koolau mountain range. Koko Head (646 feet) was built from the lava which poured from this crack."	0:37:50 (Pop-up)
Trini Lopez	Lemon Tree "Lemon Tree" by "Trini Lopez"	The Folk Album	Reprise	1965	LP	"Facts and vital statistics are simple. Born: Dallas, May 15, 1937. Birth sign: Taurus. Height: 5'11". Weight: 150. Marital status: Available."	0:41:14 (Pop-up)
Harry Belafonte	Angelina "Angelina" by "Harry Belafonte"	Jump Up Calypso	RCA Victor	1961	LP	"It is Belafonte's rare genius as a performer and interpreter to be able to take the music of many cultures and locales and mold it and project it in a manner that will give it dramatic impact for a vast audience."	0:43:58 (Pop-up)
Freddy Fresh	Boyaca "Boyaca" by "Freddy Fresh"	Surrounded By Funk	Howlin' Records	2007	MP3		0:51:03 (Pop-up)
The Electric Indian	Rain Dance "Rain Dance" by "The Electric Indian"	Keem-O-Sabe	United Artists	1969	LP	"The Electric Indian is not history. It is the present and the future. The Indian combines a savage, pulsating, rhythm with some of the finest musicians around."	0:51:15 (Pop-up)
Original Tropicana Steel Band	Calypso Rock	S/T	Polydor	1975	LP		0:53:16 (Pop-up)
Skeewiff	Comin' Home Baby "Comin' Home Baby" by "Skeewiff"	Booty Shaker EP	Jalapeño	2003	MP3		0:56:32 (Pop-up)
Ted Heath and His Music	Hit the Road Jack	POW!	London	1966	LP	"Ted has taken twelve standards, regarded previously as vocal standards, and arranged them for the big band. Keeping the same feeling as the original versions had, he has added his own touch and the results are striking. In fact, after hearing this album the listener will be amazed that he has not missed the vocal line. Actually, we seem to think that each song in this album has gained an added facet because of the Heath treatment it has received."	0:59:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:00pm Mr Fab: Removing my space helmet, smoothing out my suit. Bartender, over here please!
	2:01pm Mr. Oxford: Hello everyone! Excited for the show!
	2:01pm Rubberband Girl: Welcome back down to earth!!
	2:01pm Jan Turkenburg: materializing
	2:01pm Rubberband Girl: And here's my first two men... let's see if we can get to lucky 13! wink wink
	2:02pm Rubberband Girl: 3 and counting!
	2:02pm Paper Kosmonaut: undocks from Turkenburg Space Station and re-enters the atmosphere
	2:02pm Paper Kosmonaut: splashdown in a large cocktail glass
	2:03pm Domenic: Is it getting hot in here?
	2:03pm Rubberband Girl: Welcome, Kosmo!
	2:03pm Rubberband Girl: Benvenuto, Domenic!
	2:04pm Otis: Salut!
	2:05pm Mr. Oxford: Music made in Switzerland is shcön!!!
	2:05pm Mr. Oxford: *schön!
	2:06pm MHLee: Hi all
	2:06pm Mr Fab: Ah, the great Plas "Pink Panther Theme" Johnson.
	2:07pm Paper Kosmonaut: "Ik moet een plas doen" in Dutch means I gotta take a leak.
	2:07pm Paper Kosmonaut: But for the rest everything's all right.
	2:13pm happymaan: We're listening to this on my wife's GTA V break, we'll see how long this keeps her from playing.
	2:14pm Mr. Oxford: Ann Margret was a sweetheart and she could never use foul language! Ooooh George Shearing!!
	2:17pm Rich in Washington: Oh wow. I did not realize Walk, Don't Run predated The Ventures.
	2:18pm Mr Fab: WOw, quite a revelation hearing this. Who knew the roots of surf music lie in finger-snapping jazz?
	2:18pm Rubberband Girl: Rich + Fab: Yes, this was my mind-blowing moment of the week. And all it took was a Wikipedia read!
	2:19pm Rich in Washington: I've heard Chet's version but just assumed it was him covering The Ventures.
	2:19pm Rich in Washington: Love Lenny Dee.
	2:21pm Paper Kosmonaut: Enoch Light always gets a clicky star.
	2:22pm Rubberband Girl: He better!!!
	2:22pm Paper Kosmonaut: He deserves.
	2:23pm Mr Fab: I think we're up to 10 men. Come on fellas, she needs three more!
	2:25pm Rubberband Girl: This is pretty incredible, Fab. I must have manifested it. The spirit of A-M summoned everyone.
	2:29pm Paper Kosmonaut: It is quite hard to find those Command Records from Enoch Light here in the Netherlands in the wild... Pity.
	2:30pm Paper Kosmonaut: I think those album covers are just marvellous icons in graphic design and the musig is great too.
	2:31pm Paper Kosmonaut: Music usually is written with a C, mr. Kosmonaut.
	2:31pm Otis: Sounding great live, not much time to chat but on the listen.
	2:33pm Rubberband Girl: Josef Albers. There is a cool app I downloaded a few years ago where you can play around with his design elements. Not sure if it is still active or maintained.
	2:35pm Paper Kosmonaut: @ Rubberband Girl - Wow! Thanks!
	2:40pm Mr Fab: PK, for a while every thrift store and record shop bargain bin was bursting with Command records. i bet you could still find plenty, for cheap. Come to America with an empty suitcase!
	2:42pm Jan Turkenburg: Good memories about this song. My band in Belgium (late 1980s) used to play it Trini Lopez style!
	2:43pm Rubberband Girl: I love that, Jan!
	2:43pm Jan Turkenburg: I still automatically strat singing the second voice to it :-)
	2:44pm Paper Kosmonaut: Thift shops galore here but filled with junk and stuff I don't need.
	2:44pm Jan Turkenburg: and another one!!
	2:45pm MHLee: Such a great album!
	2:45pm Jan Turkenburg: Jamaica Farewell, Yellowbird, etc, etc...
	2:46pm Jan Turkenburg: La Bamba, Mathilda, Big Bamboo
	2:47pm Mr. Oxford: I first came to know about Harry Belafonte while browsing a small record collection our high school's music room had in 2007. Another discovery for me was the Belgian artist Jacques Brel!
	2:49pm MHLee: Parents' used to use Banana Boat Song as an wakeup alarm
	2:50pm Mr. Oxford: That's a lovely wakeup alarm MHLee!
	2:50pm Jan Turkenburg: I had a dachshund called Trini and the leadsinger/guitarplayer had my dog's sibling called Lopez. I kid you not! We loved walking them and calling them back out loud! :-) :-)
	2:52pm Paper Kosmonaut: Rubberband girl, a great show, and a special thank you for the Josef Albers link. Never knew he was the designer - and his work is fantastic! Love it. Thanks for introducint that to me.
	2:52pm MHLee: I'd only heard Keem-o-Sabe... this grooves harder
	2:53pm Paper Kosmonaut: Fun story, Jan!
	2:55pm Mr. Oxford: This final set really slaps. So gooood. Like Paper Kosmonaut has said, thank you, Rubberband girl for this fantastic show!
	2:56pm Otis: Thanks RG for today's top tunes.
	2:56pm Rubberband Girl: Thanks, Mr. O!! Seriously had a blast with this one.
	2:56pm WR: Hi all. Catching the last 2 sets. Found the Milt Raskin especially enjoyable. Thank you DJ RBG!
	2:57pm Mr Fab: One hour way too short. Super fun show! See you-all back in two hours for Spacebrother's show. THANK YEEWWW!
	2:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Wow, this is one funky flute! I love this rendition
	2:59pm Rubberband Girl: Everything on Jalapeõo Records is a good time.
	2:59pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks DJ RG!
	3:00pm Rubberband Girl: Jalapeño, ahem.
	3:00pm Rubberband Girl: Now HIT THE ROAD!! You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here!
	3:00pm Rubberband Girl: XD
	3:00pm Mr. Oxford: Yes closing with Ray Charles tune by Ted Heath! Home run of a closer to a home run of a set!
	3:01pm MHLee: Always a pleasure as a listener of this show
	3:03pm Rubberband Girl: The pleasure is MINE, MH!!! xoxoxo
	4:57pm Ursula1000: Fab show---luv me some Skeewiff!

Provocative Percussion with DJ Rubberband Girl: Playlist from November 15, 2021

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