WFMU: Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from August 21, 2022

Listener comments!
	9:56pm Aitch: Just getting over the Covid condition... nasty Hey Julie and eclecticists
	9:57pm Julie: oh no! Sorry to hear that, Aitch!
	9:57pm Julie: I mean...glad you're getting over it but sorry you had it.
	10:03pm Androu B.: Good evening, Julie! That's dreadful, Aitch! Wellies to ya! Get yer vax fix ASAP!
	10:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...SheenaStream Time ! ...wull, I was watching Kong v. Godzilla on a WatchParty. Dragons probly neat-o... Thot 1st 'QueenBitch' ...then for sure Donovan ...that'll be Bolan then.
	10:04pm Julie: hiya Androu!
	10:04pm Julie: Hiya Rev! Kong V Godzilla was fun!
	10:05pm Androu B.: Hi, RevRab! You must've had a ball at that party!
	10:07pm Aitch: Bolan was the Queen Bitch Bowie was referring to in the track I read
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: <+> WELLNESS <+> ~ Aitch ~ Everyone. Hullo AndrouB ! ...Lots to like with the Legendary Monsterverse - but I got one hangup I'm afraid is pretty fundamental ...I don't like the way they makes Godzilla look ...hope Too Japan keeps making 'em too... Androu it's a group called G-Mania on faceborg - join up & watch with us. There's a Kaiju channel on the Stirr app - all Showa era (the early goofy stuff)...
	10:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh ! & why not. 'Prettiest Star' about Bolam too I heard.
	10:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *Toho in Japan...
	10:09pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Banana Split Personalities! 🌏☀️📻🎶🍻😎🤙🌻🦜🦜🦜
	10:10pm Julie: hiya Scott!
	10:12pm Scott67: Right on RevoR! I love the man in a rubber suit Gojira era. The CGI, roided up pinhead zillas of now leave me cold.🦖
	10:13pm Rich in Washington: Greetings, Julie! Hi everyone!
	10:13pm Julie: howdy Rich!
	10:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Honestly thot this Osmonds was McCartney. :D
	10:15pm Androu B.: G'Day again, Scottso! BJ Hope the COVID situation isn't too bad where you are. @RevRab - Thanks for the 411! Can I assume they also have the Gamara movies as well? And "Godzilla vs. Megalon", the one with Jet Jaguar, IIRC?
	10:15pm Julie: crazy right?
	10:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...theme is like the Chick Publications comic tracts they handed us try & scare us into accepting Jeezus. Cause you go to heaven & they show your whole rotten life like a movie, see...
	10:17pm Robm: Hey guys listening to the right stream this time:)
	10:17pm Julie: Yay! Hi Robm!
	10:19pm Robm: @Julie have not watched house of the dragon yethad to help a friend tonight
	10:20pm Julie: is that a farfisa?
	10:20pm Androu B.: Hi, Robm! How's tricks?
	10:21pm Julie: @Robm I tried but about 20 mins in I realized I stopped paying attention. Another time I guess.
	10:21pm Julie: I saw half naked Matt Smith and went meh...which should not happen
	10:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: G-Mania : www.facebook.com...
	10:24pm Robm: @Julie plus you had a show to prep for understandable, half naked matt smith very interesting @androu no tricks going to bed in a few minutes
	10:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Night Robm !
	10:26pm Robm: Night julie see you Tuesday
	10:26pm Julie: nite Robm!
	10:27pm Rich in Washington: why did I know nothing about this dragon show everyone's talking about everywhere until I saw it trending on Twitter? Oh yeah, I'm a hermit.
	10:27pm Julie: there's been a lot of hype, so that is surprising.
	10:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Game of Thrones prequel apparently ...people hated how it ended - not their problem here I guess...
	10:29pm Androu B.: Nighty-night, Robm!
	10:30pm Rich in Washington: My wife Coco is a GOT fanatic... doubling my surprise.
	10:30pm Julie: i was more looking forward to the Arya sequel which I think they killed
	10:32pm Rich in Washington: I just told my wife. She knew, wasn't interested. "none of the characters I liked are even in it".
	10:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sunshine wigkey : en.wikipedia.org...
	10:36pm Rich in Washington: Crazy Horses?
	10:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: First Edition would get on TV variety shows... Kenny's brother Leland Rogers recorded the 13th Floor Elevators in TX !
	10:42pm Julie: @rich that's because it's 200 years before.
	10:45pm Androu B.: RevRab - Interesting site. Thanks again! Good to know that Mothra has his own day!
	10:45pm Julie: I like the singing Mothra girls
	10:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well they just call Mother's Day - Mothra's Day...
	10:48pm Julie: is Mothra a lady monster?
	10:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah essentially the Mother Earth Goddess Spirit of the Kaiju.
	10:50pm Aitch: I do love Sparks
	10:51pm Julie: Have you seen the doc? I tried to watch it with a friend and he'd never even heard of them so I was like oh....
	10:51pm Androu B.: Hah! Clever! Btw, for anyone interested, Secondhand Songs lists 140 versions of "Sunshine Of your Love", incl. 39 instrumentals, and adaptations in Spanish, Italian, Finnish, and Slovenian.
	10:52pm Julie: I love secondhand songs so much! Great site.
	10:52pm Androu B.: SPOX!
	10:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hendrix inspired 'Sunshine' & in turn did it as a tribute to Cream. ...In my living room I do an ugly angry post-Hendrix version harhar...
	10:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: SecondHandSongs bookmarked - Cheers !
	11:00pm Julie: it's great when you wanna hear a song but you don't like the original singer
	11:00pm Androu B.: Incidentally, Jack Bruce recorded three post-Cream cover versions of "Sunshine" on his own, including one with one Robin Trower.
	11:02pm Aitch: SecondHandSongs looks like quite the resource, must check it out.
	11:03pm Aitch: And this a cracking Helter Skelter.
	11:04pm Julie: did he just say Helter Leather?
	11:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Got all the time in the world to hear TheBeatles' process.
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Helter Skelter' of course is just British for playground slide ...'Heather / Hell for Leather'...
	11:06pm Androu B.: Imagine if Manson ever got to hear this version of the song at Spahn Ranch. The mind reels...
	11:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What would I really like to have heard ? Manson & Lennon talking one on one. Not John's job of course...
	11:08pm Julie: What I would really like is to have elderly John and Sharon
	11:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes dammit.
	11:09pm Julie: that connection must have really haunted them
	11:12pm Julie: so many of Mike's songs are so country....this...this is not
	11:13pm Dean: I assume they realized that Manson was nuts. Perhaps also that Bugliosi was a grifter. He made up the Helter Skelter baloney.
	11:14pm Julie: hiya Dean! I didn't know that!
	11:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well, as George observed - everybody was trying to relate their trip to TheBeatles. They were everybody's focus @ the time. & John naturally was succinct : What does music have to do with stabbing people ?? ...Worse for Dennis Wilson & Terry Melcher... Monkees did some real characteristic L.A. Psych gawshdsrnit. Mike was in AbbeyRoad for some of Sgt.Pepper ...they saw Hendrix @ the closest range ...more than most can say.
	11:15pm Julie: I've seen pictures of it though!
	11:16pm Julie: Hendrix opened for them! or so the legend goes, and he was booed
	11:17pm Dean: You saw pictures of what? Of "Helter Skelter" inscribed in blood? Sure. But it wasn't a feature of Bugliosi's theory that Manson wanted to trigger a race war. He made that shit up.
	11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like the Bigger Than Jesus outrage was a couple of DJs just trying to get attention @ 1st...
	11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Manson was certainly a boon for the Establishment that wanted to stop the social revolutions. ...Okay - heard Debbie for sure in that.
	11:20pm Julie: @rev there's one song on the record that she sings lead on but I've played it so much, nice harmonies in that one though
	11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Never thot of JohnDenver doing such an Arrangement.
	11:21pm Aitch: Elder english bro-in-law went to see The Yardbirds? one night in a club and the substitution was this new guy from the US Jimmi Hendrix. He said it was wild stuff but a lot of WTF from the crowd
	11:21pm Julie: who was it that was caulking last week? did you finish?
	11:23pm Aitch: and this one a loving ode to Heroin...
	11:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hendrix replacing the yARdbiRdS is about the right metaphor as it turned out ! What a story. Didn't take long to catch on so that's interesting...
	11:24pm Androu B.: That was me, Julie. It was just for the walls in the bathroom. That part of the renovation is over and done with. Now we're putting down new trim for the base.
	11:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Aitch ...I never thot of that.
	11:25pm Julie: it must be nice to be handy!
	11:25pm Androu B.: Actually, there is still caulking that needs to be done for the bathtub.
	11:26pm Aitch: Cliffy was a mod hairdresser there then, saw some epic stuff. He's about 75 now, but still cheeky
	11:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...damn but I never put that together before Aitch ! How blunt my brain...
	11:28pm Aitch: Elder sis played Transformer to death. (still one of my fave Bowie albums) and I grew up thinking Perfect Day so sweet. Forgot where I read the heroin factoid, but once you get it it's a real d'oh!
	11:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Denver wrote 'Leaving On a Jet Plane' in the early 60s - I knew that much...
	11:38pm Julie: there's some weird political stuff in his folk trio, I will have to dig that out at some point. The Mitchell Trio was the first one, dig the song list www.discogs.com...
	11:38pm Aitch: Donovan so underrated. Except for lovely places like WFMU you'd hardly know he exists
	11:39pm Julie: I don't know why he doesn't get more love
	11:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and banana team!
	11:40pm Aitch: Not dead enough perhaps?
	11:40pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	11:40pm Androu B.: Evening, Ken!
	11:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Androu.
	11:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Roger McGuinn worked in the Chad Mitchell situation ...was it always a Trio ?? It's like when the Folk movement was supplanted everybody's history in it got suppressed...
	11:43pm Dean: Donovan? He gets big love, always and forever. He is not underrated. We have always (and often) loved him. That you're not seeing billboards featuring him in your neighborhood doesn't mean he isn't wildly appreciated.
	11:43pm Julie: I think the mitchell trio had a few configurations, not all of them with Chad
	11:43pm Julie: @dean most people know 2-3 of his songs and that's it. Most people are not WFMU listeners.
	11:46pm Aitch: You're not the people I'm talking about Dean, you're here and there are certain expectations
	11:47pm Julie: it is like my friend who had not heard of Sparks. If you associate with heavy music people you think everyone knows more than they do
	11:48pm Julie: I'm sure Don gets played on classic rock radio but it's probably the same four songs
	11:48pm Dean: I disagree. This is an empirical enquiry, and so I can't prove my point, but most people (?) my age are very well aware of his achievements. Knowing two or three of anybody's songs from past generations is quite a difficult criterion. How many people know two or three Bacharach tunes? Not many. Yet he gets lots of love.
	11:49pm Aitch: Play them Sparks' Whippings and Apologies. Plenty rock on that one!
	11:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Aside from merits / innovations - Donovan was certainly getting major Hits from what - 1965-1969 ? I don't think he ever feared not having a career... Think he got typed as slight & locked in Psychedelic idealism & tweeness... Love he sings backup / counterpoint on Billion Dollar Babies :D ... Perhaps he had his influence - & others like Syd & Bolan supplanted him in people's heads...
	11:51pm Julie: But you'd have a hard time finding anyone who knows he recorded anything past 1970. I did not grow up with Donovan's hits, he was old news by the time I was old enough to buy records.
	11:51pm Aitch: I read people thought he was like a poor-man's Dylan, but I never got that. And Donovan sounds lovely, Dylan I'd much rather read.
	11:52pm Julie: I can't even recall HOW or even when I got into him.. I had the little 2 cd compilation in the 90s I guess it was. He jokes how he was called the English Bob Dylan but in fact he was the Scottish Woody Guthrie. The first couple albums are dylan-esque and the least interesting to me because of it.
	11:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...wonder what he felt about not being in the Charts then - did he drop out ? It's like the asteroid that wiped out dinosaurs - the 1970 boundary when Hendrix died & TheBealtes split...
	11:54pm Julie: He didn't stop recording I don't think... Cosmic Wheels in 73 was kinda T-Rex-ish in parts.
	11:55pm Dean: Uhm, Beethoven was old news by the time I was old enough... But it seems you're disappointed with the lagging attention to Donovan's discography, which is what counts for "attention"? Again, Beethoven. Very, very few people care about the stream of new releases. But is he underrated by virtue of that circumstance? I don't think so.
	11:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Older brother had the 45 of Sunshine Superman / The Trip - when I was two or something. On heard his Hits then & for years to come. He was not obscure. Also ...I like his pre-LSD stuff just fine. But I like Folk... Found 'Cosmic Wheels' on cassette used - in bad shape as tapes often were ...so I didn't have it long! Fine album.
	11:56pm David Shortell: I just tuned in and apparently missed a good program. Do you know Kenny Rogers' First Edition once played with Led Zeppelin? (A WPRB dj was reminiscing two days ago about the Mid West Rock Festival he attended.) midwestrockfest.com
	11:57pm Julie: I am just saying I view it with different eyes not having grown up during his hits period.
	11:57pm Dean: Full disclosure: I bought the Patchouli set thanks to you, Julie.
	11:57pm Julie: hi David! Ha! interesting tidbit!
	11:57pm Julie: @Dean it is SO good isn't it!
	11:58pm Scott67: Thanks Julie! Glad to see your Condition is in excellent condition mate! 🍻😎🤙💨🌻🦜
	11:58pm Dean: Oh, yes. SO good.
	11:58pm Julie: @Scott I'm trying!
	12:00am Julie: let's hear it for the 6-7 minute archive buffer
	12:00am Androu B.: Julie, how many cover songs in total do you reckon ONJ has done throughout her career? The number must be staggering!
	12:01am Aitch: Thanks Julie, a bit of Livvie luv for the aussies.
	12:01am Julie: oh yes so many. Thanks everyone!
	12:02am Roberto: Gddammit
	12:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There was a whole thing - he's ripping Dylan - then he's a twee Psychedelic insubstantial artist. Like Zappa mocked him sometimes. As he did. So to me - it's about crediting him with getting past Genres super early - blending Folk & Rawk & Jazz & International things without a care @ all. & I always liked it. Think he's great & relevant. As did John Lennon for instance... & that kind of credit for Donovan is a little lacking...
	12:03am Aitch: ^indeed!
	12:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but people only knowing & hearing three songs by anybody is a general business media problem after all...
	12:04am Roberto: This is becoming a running gag.
	12:04am David Shortell: So Cat Stevens really did write "Lady D'Arbanville" about the actress Patti D'Arbanville? The last time I saw her, her character got whacked on "The Sopranos".
	12:05am Androu B.: Thank you so much, Julie! See & hear you Tuesday!
	12:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Dylan kinda made Donovan a running gag from the start truth be told... ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	12:06am Julie: Nite everyone! (g'day aussies)
	12:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - Roberto showing up ! ...Yeah the most obscure stream in the most obscure timeslot maybe...

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from August 21, 2022

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August 21, 2022: What Condition Is My Condition In?

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Delia Derbyshire	Doctor Who (Opening Title Theme, 1970)					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Tyrannosaurus Rex	Dragon's Ear "Dragon's Ear" by "Tyrannosaurus Rex"	A Beard of Stars	Regal Zonophone	1970		0:00:50 (Pop-up)
Fear Itself	Underground River "Underground River" by "Fear Itself"	Fear Itself	Dot Records	1968		0:03:22 (Pop-up)
The First Edition	Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Is In)	The First Edition	Reprise Records	1967		0:06:49 (Pop-up)
Judy Bramlett	Deja Vu "Deja Vu" by "Judy Bramlett"	Feeling High - The Psychedelic Sound Of Memphis (V/A)	Big Beat Records	2012		0:09:51 (Pop-up)
The Osmonds	Movie Man "Movie Man" by "The Osmonds"	The Plan	MGM Records	1973		0:12:52 (Pop-up)
Honey Ltd.	The Warrior "The Warrior" by "Honey Ltd."	Honey Ltd.	LHI Records	1968		0:16:21 (Pop-up)
The Yankee Dollar	Sanctuary "Sanctuary" by "The Yankee Dollar"	The Yankee Dollar	Dot Records	1968		0:19:11 (Pop-up)
Jackie DeShannon	Sunshine of Your Love	Laurel Canyon	Imperial	1968		0:21:42 (Pop-up)
Kim Jung Mi	I Can't Forget (못잊어)	Latest Song Book (최신가요집)	Universal	1972		0:25:09 (Pop-up)
The Vagrants	I Can't Make A Friend	I Can't Make a Friend 1965-1968	Light In The Attic	2011	single from 1966	0:30:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Mort Garson	Easy To Be Hard (instrumental)					0:32:30 (Pop-up)
Brigitte Fontaine, Areski Avec Art Ensemble Of Chicago	Comme À La Radio	Comme À La Radio	Saravah	1969		0:41:31 (Pop-up)
Halfnelson (Sparks)	Fletcher Honorama	Halfnelson	Bearsville	1971		0:49:27 (Pop-up)
Twinkle	Days "Days" by "Twinkle"	Golden Lights	RPM Records	1993	single from 1974	0:53:27 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Helter Skelter (First Version/Take 2)	The Beatles (White Album / 50th Anniversary Super Deluxe)	Apple Records	2018		0:57:15 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	Writing Wrongs "Writing Wrongs" by "The Monkees"	The Birds, the Bees & the Monkees	Colgems	1968		1:09:56 (Pop-up)
The Wind In The Willows	Wheel of Changes	The Wind In The Willows	Capitol Records	1968		1:15:11 (Pop-up)
John Denver	Eleanor Rigby "Eleanor Rigby" by "John Denver"	Whose Garden Was This	RCA Victor	1970		1:19:05 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed	Perfect Day "Perfect Day" by "Lou Reed"	Transformer	RCA Victor	1972		1:22:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Vincent Bell	Goin Out of My Head "Goin Out of My Head" by "Vincent Bell"					1:25:57 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Hampstead Incident (2005 remaster, Mono)	Breezes Of Patchouli - His Studio Recordings: 1966-1969	EMI	2013	originally on Mellow Yellow	1:35:42 (Pop-up)
Bruce Haack	Word Game "Word Game" by "Bruce Haack"	The Electric Lucifer	Columbia	1970		1:40:18 (Pop-up)
Affinity	Grey Skies "Grey Skies" by "Affinity"	1971-1972	Angel Air Records	2003		1:44:05 (Pop-up)
Susie Klee	Punch and Judy Girl "Punch and Judy Girl" by "Susie Klee"	Fading Yellow Volume 9 ("The Other Side Of Life" Timeless UK Pop-sike & Other Delights 1966-1972)	Flower Machine Records	2009	b-side from 1966	1:52:36 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Lady D'Arbanville "Lady D'Arbanville" by "Elton John"	Chartbusters Go Pop!	Purple Pyramid	2022		1:55:16 (Pop-up)
Olivia Newton-John	If You Could Read My Mind	Olivia Newton-John	UNI Records	1971		1:58:54 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Electric Concept Orchestra	Atlantis (instrumental)					2:02:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:56pm Aitch: Just getting over the Covid condition... nasty Hey Julie and eclecticists
	9:57pm Julie: oh no! Sorry to hear that, Aitch!
	9:57pm Julie: I mean...glad you're getting over it but sorry you had it.
	10:03pm Androu B.: Good evening, Julie! That's dreadful, Aitch! Wellies to ya! Get yer vax fix ASAP!
	10:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...SheenaStream Time ! ...wull, I was watching Kong v. Godzilla on a WatchParty. Dragons probly neat-o... Thot 1st 'QueenBitch' ...then for sure Donovan ...that'll be Bolan then.
	10:04pm Julie: hiya Androu!
	10:04pm Julie: Hiya Rev! Kong V Godzilla was fun!
	10:05pm Androu B.: Hi, RevRab! You must've had a ball at that party!
	10:07pm Aitch: Bolan was the Queen Bitch Bowie was referring to in the track I read
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: <+> WELLNESS <+> ~ Aitch ~ Everyone. Hullo AndrouB ! ...Lots to like with the Legendary Monsterverse - but I got one hangup I'm afraid is pretty fundamental ...I don't like the way they makes Godzilla look ...hope Too Japan keeps making 'em too... Androu it's a group called G-Mania on faceborg - join up & watch with us. There's a Kaiju channel on the Stirr app - all Showa era (the early goofy stuff)...
	10:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh ! & why not. 'Prettiest Star' about Bolam too I heard.
	10:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *Toho in Japan...
	10:09pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Banana Split Personalities! 🌏☀️📻🎶🍻😎🤙🌻🦜🦜🦜
	10:10pm Julie: hiya Scott!
	10:12pm Scott67: Right on RevoR! I love the man in a rubber suit Gojira era. The CGI, roided up pinhead zillas of now leave me cold.🦖
	10:13pm Rich in Washington: Greetings, Julie! Hi everyone!
	10:13pm Julie: howdy Rich!
	10:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Honestly thot this Osmonds was McCartney. :D
	10:15pm Androu B.: G'Day again, Scottso! BJ Hope the COVID situation isn't too bad where you are. @RevRab - Thanks for the 411! Can I assume they also have the Gamara movies as well? And "Godzilla vs. Megalon", the one with Jet Jaguar, IIRC?
	10:15pm Julie: crazy right?
	10:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...theme is like the Chick Publications comic tracts they handed us try & scare us into accepting Jeezus. Cause you go to heaven & they show your whole rotten life like a movie, see...
	10:17pm Robm: Hey guys listening to the right stream this time:)
	10:17pm Julie: Yay! Hi Robm!
	10:19pm Robm: @Julie have not watched house of the dragon yethad to help a friend tonight
	10:20pm Julie: is that a farfisa?
	10:20pm Androu B.: Hi, Robm! How's tricks?
	10:21pm Julie: @Robm I tried but about 20 mins in I realized I stopped paying attention. Another time I guess.
	10:21pm Julie: I saw half naked Matt Smith and went meh...which should not happen
	10:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: G-Mania : www.facebook.com...
	10:24pm Robm: @Julie plus you had a show to prep for understandable, half naked matt smith very interesting @androu no tricks going to bed in a few minutes
	10:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Night Robm !
	10:26pm Robm: Night julie see you Tuesday
	10:26pm Julie: nite Robm!
	10:27pm Rich in Washington: why did I know nothing about this dragon show everyone's talking about everywhere until I saw it trending on Twitter? Oh yeah, I'm a hermit.
	10:27pm Julie: there's been a lot of hype, so that is surprising.
	10:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Game of Thrones prequel apparently ...people hated how it ended - not their problem here I guess...
	10:29pm Androu B.: Nighty-night, Robm!
	10:30pm Rich in Washington: My wife Coco is a GOT fanatic... doubling my surprise.
	10:30pm Julie: i was more looking forward to the Arya sequel which I think they killed
	10:32pm Rich in Washington: I just told my wife. She knew, wasn't interested. "none of the characters I liked are even in it".
	10:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sunshine wigkey : en.wikipedia.org...
	10:36pm Rich in Washington: Crazy Horses?
	10:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: First Edition would get on TV variety shows... Kenny's brother Leland Rogers recorded the 13th Floor Elevators in TX !
	10:42pm Julie: @rich that's because it's 200 years before.
	10:45pm Androu B.: RevRab - Interesting site. Thanks again! Good to know that Mothra has his own day!
	10:45pm Julie: I like the singing Mothra girls
	10:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well they just call Mother's Day - Mothra's Day...
	10:48pm Julie: is Mothra a lady monster?
	10:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah essentially the Mother Earth Goddess Spirit of the Kaiju.
	10:50pm Aitch: I do love Sparks
	10:51pm Julie: Have you seen the doc? I tried to watch it with a friend and he'd never even heard of them so I was like oh....
	10:51pm Androu B.: Hah! Clever! Btw, for anyone interested, Secondhand Songs lists 140 versions of "Sunshine Of your Love", incl. 39 instrumentals, and adaptations in Spanish, Italian, Finnish, and Slovenian.
	10:52pm Julie: I love secondhand songs so much! Great site.
	10:52pm Androu B.: SPOX!
	10:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hendrix inspired 'Sunshine' & in turn did it as a tribute to Cream. ...In my living room I do an ugly angry post-Hendrix version harhar...
	10:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: SecondHandSongs bookmarked - Cheers !
	11:00pm Julie: it's great when you wanna hear a song but you don't like the original singer
	11:00pm Androu B.: Incidentally, Jack Bruce recorded three post-Cream cover versions of "Sunshine" on his own, including one with one Robin Trower.
	11:02pm Aitch: SecondHandSongs looks like quite the resource, must check it out.
	11:03pm Aitch: And this a cracking Helter Skelter.
	11:04pm Julie: did he just say Helter Leather?
	11:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Got all the time in the world to hear TheBeatles' process.
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Helter Skelter' of course is just British for playground slide ...'Heather / Hell for Leather'...
	11:06pm Androu B.: Imagine if Manson ever got to hear this version of the song at Spahn Ranch. The mind reels...
	11:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What would I really like to have heard ? Manson & Lennon talking one on one. Not John's job of course...
	11:08pm Julie: What I would really like is to have elderly John and Sharon
	11:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes dammit.
	11:09pm Julie: that connection must have really haunted them
	11:12pm Julie: so many of Mike's songs are so country....this...this is not
	11:13pm Dean: I assume they realized that Manson was nuts. Perhaps also that Bugliosi was a grifter. He made up the Helter Skelter baloney.
	11:14pm Julie: hiya Dean! I didn't know that!
	11:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well, as George observed - everybody was trying to relate their trip to TheBeatles. They were everybody's focus @ the time. & John naturally was succinct : What does music have to do with stabbing people ?? ...Worse for Dennis Wilson & Terry Melcher... Monkees did some real characteristic L.A. Psych gawshdsrnit. Mike was in AbbeyRoad for some of Sgt.Pepper ...they saw Hendrix @ the closest range ...more than most can say.
	11:15pm Julie: I've seen pictures of it though!
	11:16pm Julie: Hendrix opened for them! or so the legend goes, and he was booed
	11:17pm Dean: You saw pictures of what? Of "Helter Skelter" inscribed in blood? Sure. But it wasn't a feature of Bugliosi's theory that Manson wanted to trigger a race war. He made that shit up.
	11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like the Bigger Than Jesus outrage was a couple of DJs just trying to get attention @ 1st...
	11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Manson was certainly a boon for the Establishment that wanted to stop the social revolutions. ...Okay - heard Debbie for sure in that.
	11:20pm Julie: @rev there's one song on the record that she sings lead on but I've played it so much, nice harmonies in that one though
	11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Never thot of JohnDenver doing such an Arrangement.
	11:21pm Aitch: Elder english bro-in-law went to see The Yardbirds? one night in a club and the substitution was this new guy from the US Jimmi Hendrix. He said it was wild stuff but a lot of WTF from the crowd
	11:21pm Julie: who was it that was caulking last week? did you finish?
	11:23pm Aitch: and this one a loving ode to Heroin...
	11:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hendrix replacing the yARdbiRdS is about the right metaphor as it turned out ! What a story. Didn't take long to catch on so that's interesting...
	11:24pm Androu B.: That was me, Julie. It was just for the walls in the bathroom. That part of the renovation is over and done with. Now we're putting down new trim for the base.
	11:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Aitch ...I never thot of that.
	11:25pm Julie: it must be nice to be handy!
	11:25pm Androu B.: Actually, there is still caulking that needs to be done for the bathtub.
	11:26pm Aitch: Cliffy was a mod hairdresser there then, saw some epic stuff. He's about 75 now, but still cheeky
	11:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...damn but I never put that together before Aitch ! How blunt my brain...
	11:28pm Aitch: Elder sis played Transformer to death. (still one of my fave Bowie albums) and I grew up thinking Perfect Day so sweet. Forgot where I read the heroin factoid, but once you get it it's a real d'oh!
	11:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Denver wrote 'Leaving On a Jet Plane' in the early 60s - I knew that much...
	11:38pm Julie: there's some weird political stuff in his folk trio, I will have to dig that out at some point. The Mitchell Trio was the first one, dig the song list www.discogs.com...
	11:38pm Aitch: Donovan so underrated. Except for lovely places like WFMU you'd hardly know he exists
	11:39pm Julie: I don't know why he doesn't get more love
	11:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and banana team!
	11:40pm Aitch: Not dead enough perhaps?
	11:40pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	11:40pm Androu B.: Evening, Ken!
	11:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Androu.
	11:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Roger McGuinn worked in the Chad Mitchell situation ...was it always a Trio ?? It's like when the Folk movement was supplanted everybody's history in it got suppressed...
	11:43pm Dean: Donovan? He gets big love, always and forever. He is not underrated. We have always (and often) loved him. That you're not seeing billboards featuring him in your neighborhood doesn't mean he isn't wildly appreciated.
	11:43pm Julie: I think the mitchell trio had a few configurations, not all of them with Chad
	11:43pm Julie: @dean most people know 2-3 of his songs and that's it. Most people are not WFMU listeners.
	11:46pm Aitch: You're not the people I'm talking about Dean, you're here and there are certain expectations
	11:47pm Julie: it is like my friend who had not heard of Sparks. If you associate with heavy music people you think everyone knows more than they do
	11:48pm Julie: I'm sure Don gets played on classic rock radio but it's probably the same four songs
	11:48pm Dean: I disagree. This is an empirical enquiry, and so I can't prove my point, but most people (?) my age are very well aware of his achievements. Knowing two or three of anybody's songs from past generations is quite a difficult criterion. How many people know two or three Bacharach tunes? Not many. Yet he gets lots of love.
	11:49pm Aitch: Play them Sparks' Whippings and Apologies. Plenty rock on that one!
	11:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Aside from merits / innovations - Donovan was certainly getting major Hits from what - 1965-1969 ? I don't think he ever feared not having a career... Think he got typed as slight & locked in Psychedelic idealism & tweeness... Love he sings backup / counterpoint on Billion Dollar Babies :D ... Perhaps he had his influence - & others like Syd & Bolan supplanted him in people's heads...
	11:51pm Julie: But you'd have a hard time finding anyone who knows he recorded anything past 1970. I did not grow up with Donovan's hits, he was old news by the time I was old enough to buy records.
	11:51pm Aitch: I read people thought he was like a poor-man's Dylan, but I never got that. And Donovan sounds lovely, Dylan I'd much rather read.
	11:52pm Julie: I can't even recall HOW or even when I got into him.. I had the little 2 cd compilation in the 90s I guess it was. He jokes how he was called the English Bob Dylan but in fact he was the Scottish Woody Guthrie. The first couple albums are dylan-esque and the least interesting to me because of it.
	11:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...wonder what he felt about not being in the Charts then - did he drop out ? It's like the asteroid that wiped out dinosaurs - the 1970 boundary when Hendrix died & TheBealtes split...
	11:54pm Julie: He didn't stop recording I don't think... Cosmic Wheels in 73 was kinda T-Rex-ish in parts.
	11:55pm Dean: Uhm, Beethoven was old news by the time I was old enough... But it seems you're disappointed with the lagging attention to Donovan's discography, which is what counts for "attention"? Again, Beethoven. Very, very few people care about the stream of new releases. But is he underrated by virtue of that circumstance? I don't think so.
	11:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Older brother had the 45 of Sunshine Superman / The Trip - when I was two or something. On heard his Hits then & for years to come. He was not obscure. Also ...I like his pre-LSD stuff just fine. But I like Folk... Found 'Cosmic Wheels' on cassette used - in bad shape as tapes often were ...so I didn't have it long! Fine album.
	11:56pm David Shortell: I just tuned in and apparently missed a good program. Do you know Kenny Rogers' First Edition once played with Led Zeppelin? (A WPRB dj was reminiscing two days ago about the Mid West Rock Festival he attended.) midwestrockfest.com
	11:57pm Julie: I am just saying I view it with different eyes not having grown up during his hits period.
	11:57pm Dean: Full disclosure: I bought the Patchouli set thanks to you, Julie.
	11:57pm Julie: hi David! Ha! interesting tidbit!
	11:57pm Julie: @Dean it is SO good isn't it!
	11:58pm Scott67: Thanks Julie! Glad to see your Condition is in excellent condition mate! 🍻😎🤙💨🌻🦜
	11:58pm Dean: Oh, yes. SO good.
	11:58pm Julie: @Scott I'm trying!
	12:00am Julie: let's hear it for the 6-7 minute archive buffer
	12:00am Androu B.: Julie, how many cover songs in total do you reckon ONJ has done throughout her career? The number must be staggering!
	12:01am Aitch: Thanks Julie, a bit of Livvie luv for the aussies.
	12:01am Julie: oh yes so many. Thanks everyone!
	12:02am Roberto: Gddammit
	12:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There was a whole thing - he's ripping Dylan - then he's a twee Psychedelic insubstantial artist. Like Zappa mocked him sometimes. As he did. So to me - it's about crediting him with getting past Genres super early - blending Folk & Rawk & Jazz & International things without a care @ all. & I always liked it. Think he's great & relevant. As did John Lennon for instance... & that kind of credit for Donovan is a little lacking...
	12:03am Aitch: ^indeed!
	12:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but people only knowing & hearing three songs by anybody is a general business media problem after all...
	12:04am Roberto: This is becoming a running gag.
	12:04am David Shortell: So Cat Stevens really did write "Lady D'Arbanville" about the actress Patti D'Arbanville? The last time I saw her, her character got whacked on "The Sopranos".
	12:05am Androu B.: Thank you so much, Julie! See & hear you Tuesday!
	12:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Dylan kinda made Donovan a running gag from the start truth be told... ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	12:06am Julie: Nite everyone! (g'day aussies)
	12:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - Roberto showing up ! ...Yeah the most obscure stream in the most obscure timeslot maybe...

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from August 21, 2022

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