WFMU: Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from December 15, 2021

Listener comments!
	♥ 11:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	12:02pm Mr Fab: All aboard for the Muziek Express! Teenagers, and otherwise.
	♥ 12:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab!
	🎸 ♥ 12:02pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Jan, Mr. Fab! I've got my ticket and ready to go!
	♥ 12:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Candy!
	🎸 ♥ 12:07pm Candy-O'67: I was wondering if this was Bonnie before I checked and I was right!
	♥ 12:07pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	12:12pm Mr Fab: Jan, I was wondering - can anyone in The Netherlands pick up UK radio? If so, was that influential to Dutch music?
	♥ 12:13pm Jan Turkenburg: We could pick up the old UK pirate stations, but the main station of influence was Radio Luxembourg
	♥ 12:18pm Jan Turkenburg: But UK bands certainly were of influence in the rise of garage bands here. The bands hardly mastered the English langauge, just as their audience, so as long as it sounded English it was cool.
	♥ 12:19pm Jan Turkenburg: we're talking mid 60s
	♥ 12:22pm Jan Turkenburg: www.radioluxembourg.co.uk
	12:22pm drolletje: hey there, Jan... and all you fellow No-Mountaineers!
	♥ 12:24pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Darryl!
	12:24pm drolletje: is it just me, or does this track have a very Steely Dan vibe?
	12:25pm drolletje: sorry I'm late, I was listening to our Dear Leader spin his BS on TV
	♥ 12:26pm Jan Turkenburg: I don't know Steely Dan as well as I should and I grew up with Kayak, long before i heard about Steely Dan, so ...
	12:27pm Mr Fab: Fascinating! thanks for the link, Jan. Hey Darryl, I was thinking the vox were very Yes-ish. (Yes-esque?)
	12:28pm worldsworstrecords: maybe that's what it is, Mr F... there's definitely something recognisable about them
	♥ 12:28pm Jan Turkenburg: just untill a few minutes before broadcast, I was listening to our Minister of Health, answering questions of critical and sometimes rather angry members of parliament.
	🎸 ♥ 12:31pm Candy-O'67: This BZN is a cool rendition!
	♥ 12:33pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, the early years of BZN were very good, before they went all 'schlager' with singer Annie Schilder
	12:42pm worldsworstrecords: Yay! TME!!
	♥ 1:01pm MHLee: Hello
	♥ 1:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	1:06pm Mr. Oxford: Goeden dag all! Goeden dag Jan!
	♥ 1:07pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Mr Oxford. U ook goedendag! :-)
	1:09pm Mr. Oxford: Jan, it is interesting you mentioned Radio Luxembourg. I remember listening to a Finnish punk song from the 80s which also makes a reference to the radio station. I have heard many older people from Scandinavia say they first heard the Beatles through that station. Seems to have been an influential station for the European region.
	♥ 1:10pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, also Godley and Creme mention RL in their song "Get Well Soon"
	1:14pm worldsworstrecords: Lux was massively important in the UK... we even had a weekly pop magazine, Fab 208, named after the station's wavelength
	1:15pm worldsworstrecords: WE didn't have a national pop radio station in the UK until 1967, so everyone listened to radio Luxembourg
	1:16pm worldsworstrecords: Most of the big name DJs of the 60s and 70s worked at Luxembourg before moving over to the BBC in '67
	1:17pm Mr. Oxford: Fascinating, Darryl. it is quite surprising the UK had the biggest pop music phenomenon of the era and yet a pop radio station did not surface until 1967.
	♥ 1:17pm Jan Turkenburg: Some famous Dutch DJs started at Lux as well
	♥ 1:18pm Jan Turkenburg: When were the first offshore stations in the UK, again, Darryl?
	1:19pm worldsworstrecords: mad, isn't it? Everyone listened to Luxembourg, and the Pirate Ships: Radio London, Radio Caroline and so on. The BBC had some pop programming, but it was really limited before the launch of Radio 1
	♥ 1:20pm Jan Turkenburg: round 1964 wasn;t it?
	1:20pm worldsworstrecords: Well, people were listening to Luxembourg from the 50s, and yes, radio London first broadcast in 1964
	1:21pm worldsworstrecords: caroline started the same year... named after JFK's daughter
	♥ 1:23pm Jan Turkenburg: Radio Veronica (1959) started broadcasting pop music from 1964 on as well
	1:26pm Mr. Oxford: i know someone who had a rare vinyl of Radio Veronica jingles. that's the first time I came across dutch language/something dutch. One of the tracks was an ad by Mick Jagger saying 'you're listening to Radio Veronica'.
	♥ 1:27pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, that was for the occasion of the Beatles and Stones marathon
	1:29pm Mr. Oxford: Or maybe it could have been someone doing a mimicry of Mick Jagger's accent/voice. can't remember anymore.
	♥ 1:29pm Jan Turkenburg: A lot of artists both national and international spent time (sometimes hours) in the Veronica Studios making jingles for the station. There is a famous recording, of Brian Wilson singing a multi track jingle he made up on the spot.
	♥ 1:30pm Jan Turkenburg: It became one of the most used ones
	1:31pm Mr. Oxford: Jan that sounds wonderful.
	1:31pm worldsworstrecords: I HEART the Ronnies!
	♥ 1:32pm Jan Turkenburg: And this was their(his) biggest hit!
	1:32pm Mr Fab: Well, dang, i gotta find that Brian Wilson one!
	1:38pm worldsworstrecords: here you go, Mr F: www.youtube.com... Apparently Bruce J was involved too
	♥ 1:38pm Jan Turkenburg: I was talking nonsense about Amsterdam, I relaized when I shut down the mic. www.discogs.com...
	1:39pm worldsworstrecords: can't find the Brian ad on the net... yet!
	1:40pm worldsworstrecords: Yay! Beatlecover!
	♥ 1:40pm Jan Turkenburg: Or maybe it was just Bruce, I wrote that from the top of my head... Always thought it was Wilson
	1:41pm worldsworstrecords: Sie Liebt Dich!
	♥ 1:42pm Jan Turkenburg: 'Ze vat oe' could mean 'she understands you', or 'she grabs you'
	♥ 1:42pm Jan Turkenburg: Brabant dialect
	♥ 1:43pm Jan Turkenburg: Actually I'm not sure... but definitely she likes the guy
	♥ 1:45pm Jan Turkenburg: and instead of yeah yeah, he seems to sing "nou, nou, nou" as in "well, well, well, who would have thought..."
	1:52pm worldsworstrecords: 'The name "Sjako!" is borrowed from an Amsterdam medieval lunatic', apparently!
	♥ 1:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks for joining everybody!

Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from December 15, 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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December 15, 2021: #106

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Artist	Track	Year	Approx. start time
Ekseption	Vivace (Allegro from Concerto for violin and strings in A min. BMW 1041 - J.S. Bach)	1972	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bonnie St. Claire & Unit Gloria	Do you feel alright	1975	0:05:15 (Pop-up)
Chunky Tub	Let me think inside your box	2016	0:08:42 (Pop-up)
New Adventures	Midnight Magic Maniac	1981	0:13:29 (Pop-up)
ZWOLLE! "ZWOLLE!"
The Vopo's	An other day "An other day" by "The Vopo's"	1980	0:18:20 (Pop-up)
The Street	Ugly Anny "Ugly Anny" by "The Street"	1991	0:20:20 (Pop-up)

Kayak	Reason For It All "Reason For It All" by "Kayak"	1973	0:22:24 (Pop-up)
BZN	Dizzy Miss Lizzy "Dizzy Miss Lizzy" by "BZN"	1971	0:30:46 (Pop-up)
Pantheon	The Madman "The Madman" by "Pantheon"	1972	0:35:14 (Pop-up)
Nits	Erom On "Erom On" by "Nits"	1986	0:36:41 (Pop-up)
Teenager Muziek Express "Teenager Muziek Express"
The Fouryo's	Bird Dog "Bird Dog" by "The Fouryo's"	1958	0:43:03 (Pop-up)
Tobi Rix	Griezelen In Bed "Griezelen In Bed" by "Tobi Rix"	1962	0:45:00 (Pop-up)

Tielman Brothers	Wanderer Ohne Ziel	1966	0:47:50 (Pop-up)
Sandy Coast	Blue Blackman's Blues	1969	0:52:10 (Pop-up)
Swinging Soul Machine	Take Your Time	1969	0:53:44 (Pop-up)
Supersister	Judy Goes On Holiday "Judy Goes On Holiday" by "Supersister"	1972	0:56:21 (Pop-up)
Dizzy Man's Band	Sweet Harmony "Sweet Harmony" by "Dizzy Man's Band"	1971	1:04:15 (Pop-up)
Jan Rot	Ik Word Gek "Ik Word Gek" by "Jan Rot"	1996	1:08:41 (Pop-up)
Hu and the Hilltops	Better Off Alone	1966	1:12:24 (Pop-up)
Golden Earring	You're better off free	1971	1:15:33 (Pop-up)
Robert Jan Stips	Much Better "Much Better" by "Robert Jan Stips"	1981	1:22:18 (Pop-up)
Zen	You Better Start Running "You Better Start Running" by "Zen"	1967	1:27:01 (Pop-up)
Ronnie en de Ronnies	Beestjes "Beestjes" by "Ronnie en de Ronnies"	1967	1:30:05 (Pop-up)
Doe Maar	Belle Helene "Belle Helene" by "Doe Maar"	1984	1:32:52 (Pop-up)
Dutch Word Of The Week	Luier "Luier" by "Dutch Word Of The Week"		1:35:42 (Pop-up)
Amsterdam	Jackie Gass "Jackie Gass" by "Amsterdam"	1971	1:37:23 (Pop-up)
Beatles Cover Of The Week "Beatles Cover Of The Week"
Hans Tervoort	Ze Vat Oe "Ze Vat Oe" by "Hans Tervoort"	2008	1:39:46 (Pop-up)

Automatic Sam	Sons & Bitches "Sons & Bitches" by "Automatic Sam"	2009	1:42:05 (Pop-up)
Shocking Blue	Waterloo "Waterloo" by "Shocking Blue"	1971	1:47:08 (Pop-up)
Sjako!	Fed-Up "Fed-Up" by "Sjako!"	1990	1:51:02 (Pop-up)
An & Jan	Iets Knulligs "Iets Knulligs" by "An & Jan"	2003	1:56:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	♥ 11:59am Jan Turkenburg: Hi everyone!
	12:02pm Mr Fab: All aboard for the Muziek Express! Teenagers, and otherwise.
	♥ 12:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Mr Fab!
	🎸 ♥ 12:02pm Candy-O'67: Hey, Jan, Mr. Fab! I've got my ticket and ready to go!
	♥ 12:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Candy!
	🎸 ♥ 12:07pm Candy-O'67: I was wondering if this was Bonnie before I checked and I was right!
	♥ 12:07pm Jan Turkenburg: :-)
	12:12pm Mr Fab: Jan, I was wondering - can anyone in The Netherlands pick up UK radio? If so, was that influential to Dutch music?
	♥ 12:13pm Jan Turkenburg: We could pick up the old UK pirate stations, but the main station of influence was Radio Luxembourg
	♥ 12:18pm Jan Turkenburg: But UK bands certainly were of influence in the rise of garage bands here. The bands hardly mastered the English langauge, just as their audience, so as long as it sounded English it was cool.
	♥ 12:19pm Jan Turkenburg: we're talking mid 60s
	♥ 12:22pm Jan Turkenburg: www.radioluxembourg.co.uk
	12:22pm drolletje: hey there, Jan... and all you fellow No-Mountaineers!
	♥ 12:24pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Darryl!
	12:24pm drolletje: is it just me, or does this track have a very Steely Dan vibe?
	12:25pm drolletje: sorry I'm late, I was listening to our Dear Leader spin his BS on TV
	♥ 12:26pm Jan Turkenburg: I don't know Steely Dan as well as I should and I grew up with Kayak, long before i heard about Steely Dan, so ...
	12:27pm Mr Fab: Fascinating! thanks for the link, Jan. Hey Darryl, I was thinking the vox were very Yes-ish. (Yes-esque?)
	12:28pm worldsworstrecords: maybe that's what it is, Mr F... there's definitely something recognisable about them
	♥ 12:28pm Jan Turkenburg: just untill a few minutes before broadcast, I was listening to our Minister of Health, answering questions of critical and sometimes rather angry members of parliament.
	🎸 ♥ 12:31pm Candy-O'67: This BZN is a cool rendition!
	♥ 12:33pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, the early years of BZN were very good, before they went all 'schlager' with singer Annie Schilder
	12:42pm worldsworstrecords: Yay! TME!!
	♥ 1:01pm MHLee: Hello
	♥ 1:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi MHLee!
	1:06pm Mr. Oxford: Goeden dag all! Goeden dag Jan!
	♥ 1:07pm Jan Turkenburg: Hey Mr Oxford. U ook goedendag! :-)
	1:09pm Mr. Oxford: Jan, it is interesting you mentioned Radio Luxembourg. I remember listening to a Finnish punk song from the 80s which also makes a reference to the radio station. I have heard many older people from Scandinavia say they first heard the Beatles through that station. Seems to have been an influential station for the European region.
	♥ 1:10pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, also Godley and Creme mention RL in their song "Get Well Soon"
	1:14pm worldsworstrecords: Lux was massively important in the UK... we even had a weekly pop magazine, Fab 208, named after the station's wavelength
	1:15pm worldsworstrecords: WE didn't have a national pop radio station in the UK until 1967, so everyone listened to radio Luxembourg
	1:16pm worldsworstrecords: Most of the big name DJs of the 60s and 70s worked at Luxembourg before moving over to the BBC in '67
	1:17pm Mr. Oxford: Fascinating, Darryl. it is quite surprising the UK had the biggest pop music phenomenon of the era and yet a pop radio station did not surface until 1967.
	♥ 1:17pm Jan Turkenburg: Some famous Dutch DJs started at Lux as well
	♥ 1:18pm Jan Turkenburg: When were the first offshore stations in the UK, again, Darryl?
	1:19pm worldsworstrecords: mad, isn't it? Everyone listened to Luxembourg, and the Pirate Ships: Radio London, Radio Caroline and so on. The BBC had some pop programming, but it was really limited before the launch of Radio 1
	♥ 1:20pm Jan Turkenburg: round 1964 wasn;t it?
	1:20pm worldsworstrecords: Well, people were listening to Luxembourg from the 50s, and yes, radio London first broadcast in 1964
	1:21pm worldsworstrecords: caroline started the same year... named after JFK's daughter
	♥ 1:23pm Jan Turkenburg: Radio Veronica (1959) started broadcasting pop music from 1964 on as well
	1:26pm Mr. Oxford: i know someone who had a rare vinyl of Radio Veronica jingles. that's the first time I came across dutch language/something dutch. One of the tracks was an ad by Mick Jagger saying 'you're listening to Radio Veronica'.
	♥ 1:27pm Jan Turkenburg: Yes, that was for the occasion of the Beatles and Stones marathon
	1:29pm Mr. Oxford: Or maybe it could have been someone doing a mimicry of Mick Jagger's accent/voice. can't remember anymore.
	♥ 1:29pm Jan Turkenburg: A lot of artists both national and international spent time (sometimes hours) in the Veronica Studios making jingles for the station. There is a famous recording, of Brian Wilson singing a multi track jingle he made up on the spot.
	♥ 1:30pm Jan Turkenburg: It became one of the most used ones
	1:31pm Mr. Oxford: Jan that sounds wonderful.
	1:31pm worldsworstrecords: I HEART the Ronnies!
	♥ 1:32pm Jan Turkenburg: And this was their(his) biggest hit!
	1:32pm Mr Fab: Well, dang, i gotta find that Brian Wilson one!
	1:38pm worldsworstrecords: here you go, Mr F: www.youtube.com... Apparently Bruce J was involved too
	♥ 1:38pm Jan Turkenburg: I was talking nonsense about Amsterdam, I relaized when I shut down the mic. www.discogs.com...
	1:39pm worldsworstrecords: can't find the Brian ad on the net... yet!
	1:40pm worldsworstrecords: Yay! Beatlecover!
	♥ 1:40pm Jan Turkenburg: Or maybe it was just Bruce, I wrote that from the top of my head... Always thought it was Wilson
	1:41pm worldsworstrecords: Sie Liebt Dich!
	♥ 1:42pm Jan Turkenburg: 'Ze vat oe' could mean 'she understands you', or 'she grabs you'
	♥ 1:42pm Jan Turkenburg: Brabant dialect
	♥ 1:43pm Jan Turkenburg: Actually I'm not sure... but definitely she likes the guy
	♥ 1:45pm Jan Turkenburg: and instead of yeah yeah, he seems to sing "nou, nou, nou" as in "well, well, well, who would have thought..."
	1:52pm worldsworstrecords: 'The name "Sjako!" is borrowed from an Amsterdam medieval lunatic', apparently!
	♥ 1:58pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks for joining everybody!

Yes, We Have No Mountains with Jan Turkenburg: Playlist from December 15, 2021

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