WFMU: Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from May 29, 2022

Listener comments!
	9:54pm MHLee: Howdy!
	9:56pm Julie: Well aren't you bright and early!
	10:00pm MHLee: My sleep / wake schedule is all messed up as I am dealing with wisdom teeth growing in atm which means nap when it gets too painful.
	10:00pm Robm: Hey julie missed you last week
	10:01pm Julie: heya Robm! Was SOOO sad to miss it but I had an emergency
	10:01pm Julie: oh no MHLEE OUCH!
	10:01pm Rich in Washington: How much darker can you get than black? The answer is none more black.
	10:02pm Robm: @julie understandable
	10:02pm Julie: hiya Rich!
	10:02pm MHLee: This is my kind of the show though. I'm a huge fan of the era.
	10:02pm Rich in Washington: Hiya, Julie!
	10:03pm Julie: MHLee glad to hear that!
	10:03pm Derek Westerholm: Hello there Julie! So sorry that you had an emergency last week. Hope all is well. Sending positive Sheena's vibes.
	10:04pm Robm: @Julie so glad i was listening to WFMU last week to keep my mind off the sanity of Texas
	10:04pm Rich in Washington: Gonna finally hunker down and shelve about three month's worth of records that are in stacks all around my studio while listening to this show.
	10:04pm Robm: I meant insanity
	10:05pm Julie: hiya Derek! Thanks! oooh Rich that sounds fun! @Rob even though it was unrelated I was a bit relieved to NOT be on the air on Tuesday.
	10:06pm MHLee: I noted the other day... when I started school only Columbine had happened. When I left school we had routine gun/bomb threats.
	10:06pm Robm: Yeah would have been a tough show to do, as it was a lot of djs were trying to keep it together
	10:07pm Rich in Washington: NOT fun! I hate putting records away but I like having floor space even more. But having a cool show to listen to helps immensely!
	10:07pm Julie: yeah sorting is kind of a drag but it's fun having lots of records to look at. Most of mine are still in storage. eventually hope to get them all out and shelved properly.
	10:07pm MHLee: Chilling track to accompany the convo
	10:08pm Yvang: Hi Julie and dark banana souls!
	10:08pm Julie: hiya Yvang!
	10:09pm Robm: And julie anyone who opens up with the doctor who theme is ok with me
	10:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: IronButterfly is back to my earliest years of life. How about that Gittar ?
	10:09pm Julie: heya Rev! I feel like everybody knows the one song but wait there's more!
	10:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Alice ! I thot I heard DavyJones...
	10:10pm Julie: @Robm ha! glad you like it...I worry that someone else is doing the same but I kinda like it right now since the show is a bit of a time trip
	10:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Maybe some CaptainBeyond would fit here someday...
	10:12pm Julie: oooh I do not know them! It sounds like a show Ed Norton watched on TV
	10:13pm PaulRobeson1922: Good song
	10:13pm Julie: hiya PR1922!
	10:14pm PaulRobeson1922: Hi ya Julie! Nice show!!
	10:15pm Derek Westerholm: Toronto police killed a 27 year old who was seen outside a school w/ a pellet gun a few days ago... At first it was believed to be a rifle, the fact that it was a bb gun did not come to light until later. The school had gone into lockdown. This was 2 days after the Texas incident. These waves are felt outside of America, too. www.theglobeandmail.com...
	10:15pm Krys O.: Hallooooo!
	10:16pm Julie: Bunch of people got trampled in Barclays last night after they heard what sounded like shots. Hiya Krys!
	10:17pm Derek Westerholm: Back on the track to music, great music for a Sun. night over here & great start Julie!
	10:17pm MHLee: my only thought has been why are we not still rioting
	10:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Have we got the Stream now ??
	10:18pm Julie: thanks so much Derek! Rev I don't see a disconnect on my end
	10:18pm MHLee: @Rabbit I have the show, maybe refresh?
	10:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Not hearing Elton...
	10:19pm Krys O.: It's sounding fine on my end.
	10:19pm Derek Westerholm: My stream has been constant over here, no drops, no problems over here in Toronto
	10:19pm Julie: Nope I've got it on my device fine
	10:19pm MHLee: I used to have terrible issues listening in on a 2015 mac. I'd been ten or 20 minutes behind or the show would not load
	10:19pm Robm: @Julie heard about that from last night @Derek a 10 year old in Cape Coral Florida saud he was going to shoot up his school, needless to say he is in a lot of trouble
	10:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: My bad ! Wrong stream...
	10:20pm Julie: was that the kid with the toy gun?
	10:20pm Julie: ahhhhh! that'll do it, Rev!
	10:20pm Robm: @Rev so far so good for me
	10:21pm Derek Westerholm: This song blows me away every time. True story, I knew the cover that Marc Riley & The Creepers (Marc Riley, ex-Fall) did first. Came to Eno a bit later in the game, haha. Foolish me. I do like the Marc Riley version, too.
	10:21pm Robm: @Julie don’t really know
	10:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah I was listening to the Rock'n'Soul stream ...haven't tuned into Sheena's much ! :D
	10:22pm Rich in Washington: this guitar solo is my religion
	10:22pm Julie: I was VERY late to Eno..for some reason I was under the impression he did snoozy ambient stuff...
	10:23pm MHLee: my religion is whatever aqualung is talking about
	10:23pm Derek Westerholm: I associated him w/ guitar solos that were too long. Haha. I love this guitar solo now. Of course.
	10:23pm Yvang: He did as well
	10:24pm Julie: @Yvang yeah and with a title like here come the warm jets I figured that's exactly what this album was. silly me!
	10:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Think we got Fripp here.
	10:24pm WR: Juanita and Juan making their fortune.
	10:24pm MHLee: It's took me too long to get into electronic sounds, but I came to age in the death of melody and I was sick of electric beats
	10:24pm Derek Westerholm: Eno has made everything about music from Roxy Music onwards better.
	10:25pm PaulRobeson1922: Every weekend during the warm weather months in Brooklyn…pop pop pop the overwhelming majority of gun violence and the impetus to carry a gun is related to this paradigm —> lawenforcementactionpartnership.org... “The juridicial discourse brings to life that which it pronounces”
	10:25pm Julie: hiya WR!
	10:26pm Krys O.: Yes, the Creepers cover is wonderful. I was lucky to have a friend doing a show on FMU my freshman year at Upsala and he loved Eno. He used Hear Come the Warm Jets as his outro song each week. His theme song at the start was Bonzo Dog Band's Intro & the Outro.
	10:26pm Julie: Krys, who was it?
	10:27pm Julie: it doesn't help that all my sisters from TX are in town and they voted for all those craptastic guys
	10:27pm Kreightoven: great show, really enjoying it tonight!
	10:28pm Julie: thanks kreightoven! does that rhyme with beethoven?
	10:28pm Krys O.: I used to hear gunfire occasionally from the streets of East Orange as a student, then later as a dj. @Julie: John Morris. He introduced me to the station after we met in the cafeteria. Had no idea there was a radio station in the basement of our dorm. He was only on until 82/83, I think.
	10:28pm Derek Westerholm: Marc Riley's show on the BBC (on 6music) is fantastic. He carries on a lot of the traditions of John Peel, including amazing radio sessions with up & coming bands that instantly become your favourites thereafter.
	10:29pm Julie: @Krys ahhh...bit before my time don't even know the name.
	10:29pm Derek Westerholm: That Michael Yonkers track was great... Only recently became aware of him & sounds like a fascinating wormhole to fall down
	10:30pm MHLee: @julie at 10:27 Oof... my parents are just some sort of unclassifiable left-of-dems-on-somethings... my brother and I have a shared political inclination
	10:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: www.facebook.com...
	10:32pm MHLee: The kinks have a bit of a bite to them... a social critique that may be why they are slept on
	10:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mic level low.
	10:37pm Derek Westerholm: Ooooh.... Gothicness on the way!
	10:37pm Roberto: Have we no bananas today?
	10:37pm MHLee: I've said this on GGs show for sure, but Syd Barrett was my gateway into music... so yeah the pysch underground was my my listening for most of my formutative years
	10:38pm Julie: speak of the devil, MHLee! hiya Roberto!
	10:38pm MHLee: @Roberto I believe I played 4 songs about bananas on Friday so Sheena's might have had a bit much
	10:39pm Derek Westerholm: There can never be too many bananas
	10:40pm Rich in Washington: If anyone's got 2 million quid burning a hole in their pocket, Syd's house is for sale. It's got some peculiar amenities inside.
	10:40pm Derek Westerholm: www.youtube.com...
	10:41pm WR: AH, that reminds me, Haven't listened to your premier episode MHLee, connected to the stream on Friday just as it was ending.
	10:41pm Derek Westerholm: ^ "I Know Where Syd Barrett Lives" by Television Personalities (The Youtube link above.) haha.
	10:42pm Derek Westerholm: Congrats MHLee... Very exciting!
	10:42pm MHLee: @WR it runs a little short as I rerecorded it and the archives didn't save correctly
	10:42pm Roberto: MOAR BANANNAANA
	10:43pm MHLee: This is definitely proto gothic
	10:44pm Derek Westerholm: This song is so fantastic, too... Predictably (for someone who was late to Eno), I was late to Roxy.
	10:44pm MHLee: www.youtube.com... nice little 15 minute video on proto goth... misses screaming lord sutch who I think should get some mention for theatrics but...
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mercy but - the look in Syd's eyes...
	10:46pm WR: When this Roxy Music album came out, I worked in a record store. Several of us would lip sync to this song with choreography and air guitars. The drama just demanded it of us.
	10:46pm Julie: like black holes in the sky
	10:46pm Rich in Washington: I played that TVP song on my show a couple of weeks ago. I couldn't resist.
	10:47pm MHLee: I wish I could dress like syd... i buy endless paisley in an attempt
	10:47pm Julie: MHLee that sounds like a Robyn Hitchcock lyric
	10:47pm Roberto: There's a Textured Vegetable Protein song?
	10:47pm MHLee: @Derek thanks for the congratulations
	10:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - Syd wasn't long for that MHLee.
	10:48pm MHLee: @Jule saw Hitchcock live in Dublin, great show
	10:48pm MHLee: I'd rather not shave my eyebrows off
	10:48pm Julie: he is always wonderful
	10:49pm PaulRobeson1922: I thought this was Jefferson Airplane @1st
	10:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Richie Havens song ?
	10:49pm MHLee: What a strange sign onto vanguard
	10:49pm Rich in Washington: I listened to your debut show in the archive, MHLee. Spledidly done!
	10:50pm Julie: Buffy was usually folkier than this. this is her weird album
	10:51pm MHLee: I know electric music for the mind and body was also on vanguard and personally that's a top album for me
	10:52pm MHLee: @Rich Awesome! This week is accordions...
	10:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...looks like it's Buffy's song & Havens covered it...
	10:53pm Julie: hmm wikipedia says he wrote it
	10:53pm WR: Have always like Buffy Sainte-Marie but think I have not fully listened to this Illuminations album. Yeah RevRab, that was a Ritchie Havens song according to Wikipedia and Discogs.
	10:53pm Julie: and Buffy's own site
	10:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MHLee - yes ! Electric Music FM&B a very early Psych album. OK - Havens' - Thx!
	10:54pm Otis: Good dark night Julie & Jungle Roomies. Burning the midnight work oil here to the sounds.
	10:54pm MHLee: I'm so far backlogged on albums I need to listen too... i have a list of only the comps I own that I am working through
	10:55pm Julie: hey there Otis!
	10:59pm Rich in Washington: MHLee, do you have this batshit record called Accordion Stylings of West Side Story? uglyradio.wordpress.com...
	11:00pm MHLee: No I have some fun stuff though... some stuff which is punk but I'm gonna play anyways
	11:02pm PaulRobeson1922: @MHLee @10:51: mine too
	11:03pm Roberto: Lookit young Paulie Williams on that Holy Mackerel cover!
	11:04pm Julie: And I think the guy in the hat is his brother
	11:05pm PaulRobeson1922: All of those magical things
	11:05pm Roberto: Chachi Williams?
	11:06pm Julie: Mentor actually, odd name
	11:06pm MHLee: @Rich THX I might replace on of my 1940s polkas... with something from that.....
	11:06pm Otis: Coven Rules!
	11:07pm MHLee: @Julie have you seen this book www.amazon.com...
	11:07pm Roberto: So I wasn't that far off.
	11:07pm Julie: oh cool, MHLee
	11:09pm MHLee: I bought it a while ago. It might interest you. There's also one on the estactic and esoteric roots of 60s music called into the mystic
	11:11pm David Shortell: I just looked up Linda Sue Parker. She's the author of "Native American Estate: The Struggle Over Indian and Hawaiian Lands".
	11:12pm Julie: hi David! hmm..not one I'm gonna rush out and buy I'm afraid
	11:13pm MHLee: I'm as far behind in my reading as my listening
	11:13pm MHLee: But to be fair some of the books are ponderous
	11:13pm Julie: as are some of the records
	11:15pm MHLee: There are definitely albums I listen to a lot but have yet to soak in the intricate parts
	11:20pm PaulRobeson1922: “Common baby, take a chance with us…” Are some of my most favorite lyrics of any song
	11:20pm Julie: people ridicule jim so much but I still love him
	11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Geez - for Iggy's 75th recently - I listened to TheStooges' 1st album - Remastered - & really loud on headphones as I walked around. Simple songs, right ? But really listening to a good source still seemed remarkable...
	11:21pm Julie: I love hearing new things in music you've listened to for years.
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Morrison was great Writer, a great Singer, a great Performer ...not Good - GREAT.
	11:22pm MHLee: I LOVE early deep purple
	11:23pm MHLee: The Second Deep Purple album is a favorite
	11:23pm PaulRobeson1922: @Julie @11:21: yes, I feel the same. Always something new to hear each listen
	11:24pm Aitch: Better in late than never at all
	11:30pm Julie: hiya Aitch!
	11:31pm Roberto: Relax, don't do, momma told me not to come.
	11:33pm MHLee: They get awful close to cracking the ccr formula here
	11:33pm Roberto: Don't do IT
	11:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: KeithMoon (when still fully functional) will always make me stop in amazement.
	11:36pm Aitch: Record dealer friends just dropped by. Well Respected Kinks, Transformer and Master of Reality, suits the show
	11:36pm David Shortell: The day Syd Barrett died was the last time I went to CBGB. One of the groups playing was Anderson Council, who derived their name from the surnames of Pink Anderson and Floyd Council (just as Syd's group derived their name from the first names).
	11:38pm Julie: I don't have that Sabbath album, just their first one. Transformer is wonderful of course.
	11:39pm MHLee: What a coincidence @david
	11:39pm Aitch: slowly replacing old ones, although I never had the Kinks, a comp from 1966?
	11:41pm Julie: yep en.wikipedia.org...
	11:42pm MHLee: The Marble Index is my favorite Nico album
	11:42pm Julie: I was sad when Syd died. Yeah I know he'd long stopped being Syd and I never expected a comeback but still hit me.
	11:43pm Julie: Marble Index gets HUGE love from goths, but Desertshore is also beautiful
	11:44pm MHLee: Desertshore was covered by Sleazy and his final version of throbbing gristle... it was what he was working on when he died
	11:44pm Julie: Pete looks like Lennon in that photo of the Kinks
	11:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All the early Sabbath with Ozzy is Classic.
	11:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I have to confess - ! - tho I've never been one of those with any reservations about loving Nico - I am in fact still not completely familiar with all her albums. Which has the single virtue of the pleasure of them being ahead of me...
	11:50pm MHLee: I really don't know the Jefferson Airplane catalog beyond surrealistic pillow and volunteers
	11:51pm Julie: oh Crown of Creation is my favorite. Also Bless Its Pointed Little Head is an epic live album.
	11:51pm Julie: Rev Frozen Borderline is a nice set with those two plus some extra stuff
	11:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Airplane I was exposed to practically in real time as a toddler... Tho I haven't ended up with all the albums, somehow...
	11:52pm The Last Phillip: Missed you last Tuesday 😔
	11:53pm Julie: did you know the Volunteers album cover is stuck to the door of the WFMU volunteer office?
	11:53pm Julie: Sorry The Last Phillip, bit of a family crisis at the moment. I should be back this week but it's an everchanging situation
	11:53pm David Shortell: That Jefferson Airplane song is what they played on a Manhattan rooftop in November 1968, until the cops stopped the show. Two months later, the same thing happened when some Liverpudlian group played a show on a London rooftop.
	11:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Really I adore this Bowie album.
	11:54pm MHLee: I've never spent more time in Jersey than I needed to
	11:54pm Julie: the same film that godard shot of them, David?
	11:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always say - one dreams of even writing one song ...& Bowie wrote these Short Stories in perfect Pop Music form. Thx for visiting out planet Mr. Jones.
	11:56pm David Shortell: Yes. I believe Rip Torn gets arrested in it.
	11:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ian McCullough, Peter Murphy leap to mind...
	11:59pm Derek Westerholm: Your announcing level is great, don't worry if it seems too loud, better than too quiet... This is wonderful!
	11:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lather is the definitive ♄Saturn Return anthem.
	11:59pm David Shortell: Ari's father was Alain Delon. I don't know how he hooked up with Nico.
	12:00am Derek Westerholm: My/our thoughts to you & your family.
	12:00am Otis: Thanks for the late night songs Julie. Sending my best to you and your family. Night all.
	12:00am Derek Westerholm: Awesome show/set!!!!
	12:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	12:01am Roberto: Bai Joolz!
	12:01am WR: Thank you for tonight, Julie. Glad you could focus on the music with us.
	12:01am Julie: thanks everyone!!
	12:03am Yvang: Thanks Julie!
	12:21am Vrillon: whoo
	12:23am Vrillon: Welcome to my Life! love you Julie!

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from May 29, 2022

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Wrap up your weekend with an excursion through the flowery underbelly of the 60s and 70s where the roots are deep, the weeds are plentiful and the grass is high. Sunday will never be the same.

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Linda Sue Parker (Miss Sparky) 1969

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Delia Derbyshire	Doctor Who (Opening Title Theme, 1970)	Doctor Who At The BBC Radiophonic Workshop - Volume 2: New Beginnings 1970-1980
The Rolling Stones	Paint It, Black (mono)	Aftermath	London Records	1966		0:01:00 (Pop-up)
Iron Butterfly	Unconscious Power "Unconscious Power" by "Iron Butterfly"	Heavy	ATCO Records	1968		0:04:08 (Pop-up)
The Electric Prunes	Train for Tomorrow	The Electric Prunes	Reprise Records	1967		0:06:43 (Pop-up)
Alice Cooper	Fields of Regret "Fields of Regret" by "Alice Cooper"	Pretties For You	Straight	1969		0:09:37 (Pop-up)
Circus 2000	Magic Bean "Magic Bean" by "Circus 2000"	Circus 2000	Rifi	1970		0:15:14 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Lady Samantha "Lady Samantha" by "Elton John"	Empty Sky	The Rocket Record Company	1969	bonus track, single from 1969	0:17:12 (Pop-up)
Eno	Baby's On Fire "Baby's On Fire" by "Eno"	Here Come The Warm Jets	Island Records	1973		0:20:13 (Pop-up)
Michael Yonkers Band	Boy In The Sandbox	Microminiature Love	Sub Pop	2002	from 1968	0:25:34 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Wicked Annabella "Wicked Annabella" by "The Kinks"	The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society	Reprise Records	1968		0:29:12 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Rolling Stones	2000 Light Years From Home (instrumental)					0:31:54 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Lucifer Sam (mono) "Lucifer Sam (mono)" by "Pink Floyd"	Piper at the Gates of Dawn 3-cd set	EMI	1967		0:38:28 (Pop-up)
Roxy Music	In Every Dream Home a Heartache	For Your Pleasure	Island Records	1973		0:41:31 (Pop-up)
Buffy Sainte-Marie	Adam "Adam" by "Buffy Sainte-Marie"	Illuminations	Vanguard	1969		0:46:55 (Pop-up)
Music Emporium	Velvet Sunsets "Velvet Sunsets" by "Music Emporium"	Music Emporium	Sentinel	1969		0:51:53 (Pop-up)
Calendula	Dance of the Red Moon "Dance of the Red Moon" by "Calendula"	Electric Psychedelic Sitar Headswirlers Vol 5	Purple Lantern Records	2012		0:54:24 (Pop-up)
Ill Wind	Dark World "Dark World" by "Ill Wind"	Flashes	ABC Records	1968		0:57:48 (Pop-up)
The Holy Mackerel	Wildflowers "Wildflowers" by "The Holy Mackerel"	The Holy Mackerel	Reprise Records	1968		1:01:17 (Pop-up)
Coven	Lost Without A Trace "Lost Without A Trace" by "Coven"	Blood On The Snow	Buddah Records	1974		1:05:18 (Pop-up)
The Doors	The End "The End" by "The Doors"	The Doors	Elektra	1967		1:11:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Deep Purple	Lalena (instrumental)					1:22:46 (Pop-up)
Three Dog Night	Mama Told Me (Not to Come)	It AIn't Easy	ABC/Dunhill	1970		1:30:14 (Pop-up)
The Who	I'm Free "I'm Free" by "The Who"	Tommy	Decca	1969		1:33:30 (Pop-up)
Catherine Ribeiro + 2 Bis	Voyage 1	Catherine Ribeiro + 2Bis	Disques Festival	1969		1:36:05 (Pop-up)
Nico	Ari's Song "Ari's Song" by "Nico"	The Marble Index	Elektra	1968		1:41:50 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	The House at Pooneil Corners	Crown of Creation	RCA Victor	1968		1:44:41 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	All the Madmen "All the Madmen" by "David Bowie"	The Man Who Sold The World	Mercury	1970		1:50:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Rockabye Baby Ensemble	When The Music's Over					1:56:01 (Pop-up)
The Poppy Family featuring Susan Jacks	There's No Blood in Bone	Which Way You Goin’ Billy?	London Records	1969		2:01:13 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:54pm MHLee: Howdy!
	9:56pm Julie: Well aren't you bright and early!
	10:00pm MHLee: My sleep / wake schedule is all messed up as I am dealing with wisdom teeth growing in atm which means nap when it gets too painful.
	10:00pm Robm: Hey julie missed you last week
	10:01pm Julie: heya Robm! Was SOOO sad to miss it but I had an emergency
	10:01pm Julie: oh no MHLEE OUCH!
	10:01pm Rich in Washington: How much darker can you get than black? The answer is none more black.
	10:02pm Robm: @julie understandable
	10:02pm Julie: hiya Rich!
	10:02pm MHLee: This is my kind of the show though. I'm a huge fan of the era.
	10:02pm Rich in Washington: Hiya, Julie!
	10:03pm Julie: MHLee glad to hear that!
	10:03pm Derek Westerholm: Hello there Julie! So sorry that you had an emergency last week. Hope all is well. Sending positive Sheena's vibes.
	10:04pm Robm: @Julie so glad i was listening to WFMU last week to keep my mind off the sanity of Texas
	10:04pm Rich in Washington: Gonna finally hunker down and shelve about three month's worth of records that are in stacks all around my studio while listening to this show.
	10:04pm Robm: I meant insanity
	10:05pm Julie: hiya Derek! Thanks! oooh Rich that sounds fun! @Rob even though it was unrelated I was a bit relieved to NOT be on the air on Tuesday.
	10:06pm MHLee: I noted the other day... when I started school only Columbine had happened. When I left school we had routine gun/bomb threats.
	10:06pm Robm: Yeah would have been a tough show to do, as it was a lot of djs were trying to keep it together
	10:07pm Rich in Washington: NOT fun! I hate putting records away but I like having floor space even more. But having a cool show to listen to helps immensely!
	10:07pm Julie: yeah sorting is kind of a drag but it's fun having lots of records to look at. Most of mine are still in storage. eventually hope to get them all out and shelved properly.
	10:07pm MHLee: Chilling track to accompany the convo
	10:08pm Yvang: Hi Julie and dark banana souls!
	10:08pm Julie: hiya Yvang!
	10:09pm Robm: And julie anyone who opens up with the doctor who theme is ok with me
	10:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: IronButterfly is back to my earliest years of life. How about that Gittar ?
	10:09pm Julie: heya Rev! I feel like everybody knows the one song but wait there's more!
	10:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Alice ! I thot I heard DavyJones...
	10:10pm Julie: @Robm ha! glad you like it...I worry that someone else is doing the same but I kinda like it right now since the show is a bit of a time trip
	10:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Maybe some CaptainBeyond would fit here someday...
	10:12pm Julie: oooh I do not know them! It sounds like a show Ed Norton watched on TV
	10:13pm PaulRobeson1922: Good song
	10:13pm Julie: hiya PR1922!
	10:14pm PaulRobeson1922: Hi ya Julie! Nice show!!
	10:15pm Derek Westerholm: Toronto police killed a 27 year old who was seen outside a school w/ a pellet gun a few days ago... At first it was believed to be a rifle, the fact that it was a bb gun did not come to light until later. The school had gone into lockdown. This was 2 days after the Texas incident. These waves are felt outside of America, too. www.theglobeandmail.com...
	10:15pm Krys O.: Hallooooo!
	10:16pm Julie: Bunch of people got trampled in Barclays last night after they heard what sounded like shots. Hiya Krys!
	10:17pm Derek Westerholm: Back on the track to music, great music for a Sun. night over here & great start Julie!
	10:17pm MHLee: my only thought has been why are we not still rioting
	10:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Have we got the Stream now ??
	10:18pm Julie: thanks so much Derek! Rev I don't see a disconnect on my end
	10:18pm MHLee: @Rabbit I have the show, maybe refresh?
	10:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Not hearing Elton...
	10:19pm Krys O.: It's sounding fine on my end.
	10:19pm Derek Westerholm: My stream has been constant over here, no drops, no problems over here in Toronto
	10:19pm Julie: Nope I've got it on my device fine
	10:19pm MHLee: I used to have terrible issues listening in on a 2015 mac. I'd been ten or 20 minutes behind or the show would not load
	10:19pm Robm: @Julie heard about that from last night @Derek a 10 year old in Cape Coral Florida saud he was going to shoot up his school, needless to say he is in a lot of trouble
	10:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: My bad ! Wrong stream...
	10:20pm Julie: was that the kid with the toy gun?
	10:20pm Julie: ahhhhh! that'll do it, Rev!
	10:20pm Robm: @Rev so far so good for me
	10:21pm Derek Westerholm: This song blows me away every time. True story, I knew the cover that Marc Riley & The Creepers (Marc Riley, ex-Fall) did first. Came to Eno a bit later in the game, haha. Foolish me. I do like the Marc Riley version, too.
	10:21pm Robm: @Julie don’t really know
	10:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah I was listening to the Rock'n'Soul stream ...haven't tuned into Sheena's much ! :D
	10:22pm Rich in Washington: this guitar solo is my religion
	10:22pm Julie: I was VERY late to Eno..for some reason I was under the impression he did snoozy ambient stuff...
	10:23pm MHLee: my religion is whatever aqualung is talking about
	10:23pm Derek Westerholm: I associated him w/ guitar solos that were too long. Haha. I love this guitar solo now. Of course.
	10:23pm Yvang: He did as well
	10:24pm Julie: @Yvang yeah and with a title like here come the warm jets I figured that's exactly what this album was. silly me!
	10:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Think we got Fripp here.
	10:24pm WR: Juanita and Juan making their fortune.
	10:24pm MHLee: It's took me too long to get into electronic sounds, but I came to age in the death of melody and I was sick of electric beats
	10:24pm Derek Westerholm: Eno has made everything about music from Roxy Music onwards better.
	10:25pm PaulRobeson1922: Every weekend during the warm weather months in Brooklyn…pop pop pop the overwhelming majority of gun violence and the impetus to carry a gun is related to this paradigm —> lawenforcementactionpartnership.org... “The juridicial discourse brings to life that which it pronounces”
	10:25pm Julie: hiya WR!
	10:26pm Krys O.: Yes, the Creepers cover is wonderful. I was lucky to have a friend doing a show on FMU my freshman year at Upsala and he loved Eno. He used Hear Come the Warm Jets as his outro song each week. His theme song at the start was Bonzo Dog Band's Intro & the Outro.
	10:26pm Julie: Krys, who was it?
	10:27pm Julie: it doesn't help that all my sisters from TX are in town and they voted for all those craptastic guys
	10:27pm Kreightoven: great show, really enjoying it tonight!
	10:28pm Julie: thanks kreightoven! does that rhyme with beethoven?
	10:28pm Krys O.: I used to hear gunfire occasionally from the streets of East Orange as a student, then later as a dj. @Julie: John Morris. He introduced me to the station after we met in the cafeteria. Had no idea there was a radio station in the basement of our dorm. He was only on until 82/83, I think.
	10:28pm Derek Westerholm: Marc Riley's show on the BBC (on 6music) is fantastic. He carries on a lot of the traditions of John Peel, including amazing radio sessions with up & coming bands that instantly become your favourites thereafter.
	10:29pm Julie: @Krys ahhh...bit before my time don't even know the name.
	10:29pm Derek Westerholm: That Michael Yonkers track was great... Only recently became aware of him & sounds like a fascinating wormhole to fall down
	10:30pm MHLee: @julie at 10:27 Oof... my parents are just some sort of unclassifiable left-of-dems-on-somethings... my brother and I have a shared political inclination
	10:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: www.facebook.com...
	10:32pm MHLee: The kinks have a bit of a bite to them... a social critique that may be why they are slept on
	10:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mic level low.
	10:37pm Derek Westerholm: Ooooh.... Gothicness on the way!
	10:37pm Roberto: Have we no bananas today?
	10:37pm MHLee: I've said this on GGs show for sure, but Syd Barrett was my gateway into music... so yeah the pysch underground was my my listening for most of my formutative years
	10:38pm Julie: speak of the devil, MHLee! hiya Roberto!
	10:38pm MHLee: @Roberto I believe I played 4 songs about bananas on Friday so Sheena's might have had a bit much
	10:39pm Derek Westerholm: There can never be too many bananas
	10:40pm Rich in Washington: If anyone's got 2 million quid burning a hole in their pocket, Syd's house is for sale. It's got some peculiar amenities inside.
	10:40pm Derek Westerholm: www.youtube.com...
	10:41pm WR: AH, that reminds me, Haven't listened to your premier episode MHLee, connected to the stream on Friday just as it was ending.
	10:41pm Derek Westerholm: ^ "I Know Where Syd Barrett Lives" by Television Personalities (The Youtube link above.) haha.
	10:42pm Derek Westerholm: Congrats MHLee... Very exciting!
	10:42pm MHLee: @WR it runs a little short as I rerecorded it and the archives didn't save correctly
	10:42pm Roberto: MOAR BANANNAANA
	10:43pm MHLee: This is definitely proto gothic
	10:44pm Derek Westerholm: This song is so fantastic, too... Predictably (for someone who was late to Eno), I was late to Roxy.
	10:44pm MHLee: www.youtube.com... nice little 15 minute video on proto goth... misses screaming lord sutch who I think should get some mention for theatrics but...
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mercy but - the look in Syd's eyes...
	10:46pm WR: When this Roxy Music album came out, I worked in a record store. Several of us would lip sync to this song with choreography and air guitars. The drama just demanded it of us.
	10:46pm Julie: like black holes in the sky
	10:46pm Rich in Washington: I played that TVP song on my show a couple of weeks ago. I couldn't resist.
	10:47pm MHLee: I wish I could dress like syd... i buy endless paisley in an attempt
	10:47pm Julie: MHLee that sounds like a Robyn Hitchcock lyric
	10:47pm Roberto: There's a Textured Vegetable Protein song?
	10:47pm MHLee: @Derek thanks for the congratulations
	10:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - Syd wasn't long for that MHLee.
	10:48pm MHLee: @Jule saw Hitchcock live in Dublin, great show
	10:48pm MHLee: I'd rather not shave my eyebrows off
	10:48pm Julie: he is always wonderful
	10:49pm PaulRobeson1922: I thought this was Jefferson Airplane @1st
	10:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Richie Havens song ?
	10:49pm MHLee: What a strange sign onto vanguard
	10:49pm Rich in Washington: I listened to your debut show in the archive, MHLee. Spledidly done!
	10:50pm Julie: Buffy was usually folkier than this. this is her weird album
	10:51pm MHLee: I know electric music for the mind and body was also on vanguard and personally that's a top album for me
	10:52pm MHLee: @Rich Awesome! This week is accordions...
	10:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...looks like it's Buffy's song & Havens covered it...
	10:53pm Julie: hmm wikipedia says he wrote it
	10:53pm WR: Have always like Buffy Sainte-Marie but think I have not fully listened to this Illuminations album. Yeah RevRab, that was a Ritchie Havens song according to Wikipedia and Discogs.
	10:53pm Julie: and Buffy's own site
	10:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MHLee - yes ! Electric Music FM&B a very early Psych album. OK - Havens' - Thx!
	10:54pm Otis: Good dark night Julie & Jungle Roomies. Burning the midnight work oil here to the sounds.
	10:54pm MHLee: I'm so far backlogged on albums I need to listen too... i have a list of only the comps I own that I am working through
	10:55pm Julie: hey there Otis!
	10:59pm Rich in Washington: MHLee, do you have this batshit record called Accordion Stylings of West Side Story? uglyradio.wordpress.com...
	11:00pm MHLee: No I have some fun stuff though... some stuff which is punk but I'm gonna play anyways
	11:02pm PaulRobeson1922: @MHLee @10:51: mine too
	11:03pm Roberto: Lookit young Paulie Williams on that Holy Mackerel cover!
	11:04pm Julie: And I think the guy in the hat is his brother
	11:05pm PaulRobeson1922: All of those magical things
	11:05pm Roberto: Chachi Williams?
	11:06pm Julie: Mentor actually, odd name
	11:06pm MHLee: @Rich THX I might replace on of my 1940s polkas... with something from that.....
	11:06pm Otis: Coven Rules!
	11:07pm MHLee: @Julie have you seen this book www.amazon.com...
	11:07pm Roberto: So I wasn't that far off.
	11:07pm Julie: oh cool, MHLee
	11:09pm MHLee: I bought it a while ago. It might interest you. There's also one on the estactic and esoteric roots of 60s music called into the mystic
	11:11pm David Shortell: I just looked up Linda Sue Parker. She's the author of "Native American Estate: The Struggle Over Indian and Hawaiian Lands".
	11:12pm Julie: hi David! hmm..not one I'm gonna rush out and buy I'm afraid
	11:13pm MHLee: I'm as far behind in my reading as my listening
	11:13pm MHLee: But to be fair some of the books are ponderous
	11:13pm Julie: as are some of the records
	11:15pm MHLee: There are definitely albums I listen to a lot but have yet to soak in the intricate parts
	11:20pm PaulRobeson1922: “Common baby, take a chance with us…” Are some of my most favorite lyrics of any song
	11:20pm Julie: people ridicule jim so much but I still love him
	11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Geez - for Iggy's 75th recently - I listened to TheStooges' 1st album - Remastered - & really loud on headphones as I walked around. Simple songs, right ? But really listening to a good source still seemed remarkable...
	11:21pm Julie: I love hearing new things in music you've listened to for years.
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Morrison was great Writer, a great Singer, a great Performer ...not Good - GREAT.
	11:22pm MHLee: I LOVE early deep purple
	11:23pm MHLee: The Second Deep Purple album is a favorite
	11:23pm PaulRobeson1922: @Julie @11:21: yes, I feel the same. Always something new to hear each listen
	11:24pm Aitch: Better in late than never at all
	11:30pm Julie: hiya Aitch!
	11:31pm Roberto: Relax, don't do, momma told me not to come.
	11:33pm MHLee: They get awful close to cracking the ccr formula here
	11:33pm Roberto: Don't do IT
	11:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: KeithMoon (when still fully functional) will always make me stop in amazement.
	11:36pm Aitch: Record dealer friends just dropped by. Well Respected Kinks, Transformer and Master of Reality, suits the show
	11:36pm David Shortell: The day Syd Barrett died was the last time I went to CBGB. One of the groups playing was Anderson Council, who derived their name from the surnames of Pink Anderson and Floyd Council (just as Syd's group derived their name from the first names).
	11:38pm Julie: I don't have that Sabbath album, just their first one. Transformer is wonderful of course.
	11:39pm MHLee: What a coincidence @david
	11:39pm Aitch: slowly replacing old ones, although I never had the Kinks, a comp from 1966?
	11:41pm Julie: yep en.wikipedia.org...
	11:42pm MHLee: The Marble Index is my favorite Nico album
	11:42pm Julie: I was sad when Syd died. Yeah I know he'd long stopped being Syd and I never expected a comeback but still hit me.
	11:43pm Julie: Marble Index gets HUGE love from goths, but Desertshore is also beautiful
	11:44pm MHLee: Desertshore was covered by Sleazy and his final version of throbbing gristle... it was what he was working on when he died
	11:44pm Julie: Pete looks like Lennon in that photo of the Kinks
	11:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All the early Sabbath with Ozzy is Classic.
	11:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I have to confess - ! - tho I've never been one of those with any reservations about loving Nico - I am in fact still not completely familiar with all her albums. Which has the single virtue of the pleasure of them being ahead of me...
	11:50pm MHLee: I really don't know the Jefferson Airplane catalog beyond surrealistic pillow and volunteers
	11:51pm Julie: oh Crown of Creation is my favorite. Also Bless Its Pointed Little Head is an epic live album.
	11:51pm Julie: Rev Frozen Borderline is a nice set with those two plus some extra stuff
	11:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Airplane I was exposed to practically in real time as a toddler... Tho I haven't ended up with all the albums, somehow...
	11:52pm The Last Phillip: Missed you last Tuesday 😔
	11:53pm Julie: did you know the Volunteers album cover is stuck to the door of the WFMU volunteer office?
	11:53pm Julie: Sorry The Last Phillip, bit of a family crisis at the moment. I should be back this week but it's an everchanging situation
	11:53pm David Shortell: That Jefferson Airplane song is what they played on a Manhattan rooftop in November 1968, until the cops stopped the show. Two months later, the same thing happened when some Liverpudlian group played a show on a London rooftop.
	11:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Really I adore this Bowie album.
	11:54pm MHLee: I've never spent more time in Jersey than I needed to
	11:54pm Julie: the same film that godard shot of them, David?
	11:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Always say - one dreams of even writing one song ...& Bowie wrote these Short Stories in perfect Pop Music form. Thx for visiting out planet Mr. Jones.
	11:56pm David Shortell: Yes. I believe Rip Torn gets arrested in it.
	11:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ian McCullough, Peter Murphy leap to mind...
	11:59pm Derek Westerholm: Your announcing level is great, don't worry if it seems too loud, better than too quiet... This is wonderful!
	11:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lather is the definitive ♄Saturn Return anthem.
	11:59pm David Shortell: Ari's father was Alain Delon. I don't know how he hooked up with Nico.
	12:00am Derek Westerholm: My/our thoughts to you & your family.
	12:00am Otis: Thanks for the late night songs Julie. Sending my best to you and your family. Night all.
	12:00am Derek Westerholm: Awesome show/set!!!!
	12:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	12:01am Roberto: Bai Joolz!
	12:01am WR: Thank you for tonight, Julie. Glad you could focus on the music with us.
	12:01am Julie: thanks everyone!!
	12:03am Yvang: Thanks Julie!
	12:21am Vrillon: whoo
	12:23am Vrillon: Welcome to my Life! love you Julie!

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from May 29, 2022

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