WFMU: Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from August 28, 2022

Listener comments!
	9:57pm Aitch: Hey Julie tallymon
	9:58pm Julie: heya Aitch!
	10:00pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Mixed Fruit!🍌 🌏⛈️🌩️⛈️🍻😎🤙🌻🦜
	10:01pm Julie: hiya Scott!
	10:03pm Androu B.: Good Evening, Julie! We meet again, Scottso! 👊😎🍻 Likewise to you, Aitch!
	10:03pm Julie: hiya Androu!
	10:04pm Scott67: G'day Androu! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	10:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and banana heads. I think Sara A on the main stream is also playing Amon Düü just now.
	10:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: They took an "L" from Michele and from my comment. :-(
	10:09pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	10:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Evening ! ZoeW opened the Perfumed Garden gates back up Friday : wfmu.org... - you kinda bookend the Weekend I guess !
	10:10pm Dean: You know what pisses me off about this show and so many others on WFMU? I have a bazillion records to hear for the first time and I get waylaid by stuff like Amon Düül II. And I don't even like Amon Düül II!
	10:10pm Julie: hiya Rev!
	10:11pm Julie: hiya Dean! It's not like I play a lot of them
	10:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...ah but they got JohnnyRamone in a dress w/ a scythe on the cover ...what's not to love...
	10:12pm Dean: It isn't the quantity, it's the quality.
	10:12pm Julie: hahaha johnny ramone
	10:13pm Dean: Johnny Ramone? I always figured that was the reaper that Blue Öyster Cult didn't fear.
	10:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not that there's anything wrong with that...
	10:16pm Dean: Did you see, Julie, the conversation on a show earlier today--can't remember--about a certain DJ, Julie, who featured The Kinks on her 4am (from the listener's time zone) show, and who spent quality time explaining the band and its songs?
	10:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - was Paul Bruno's.
	10:16pm Dean: Yep, thanks.
	10:17pm Julie: I did at least two full shows of the kinks at that kinda hour
	10:18pm Dean: There was talk of Davies interviews, too.
	10:20pm Julie: I interviewed Dave too as did Michael
	10:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OK yeah - you both did ! Too kewl !
	10:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Guy in SheilaB's comments once was talking about taking a songwriting course with Ray ...I'm like - you might as well tell me you met Ben Franklin...
	10:23pm Androu B.: Scottso & Aitch, I meant to bring up that I was so (belatedly) hyped over the Hoodoo Gurus reunion that apparently slipped by my radar (for obvious reasons; that was 2020, when that nasty virus was busy taking over the world). Last I heard, they were on tour at the homeland. Have any "good oil" on when they might tour the US, or have I already missed out on that? Good Evening, RevRab!
	10:24pm Dean: My avenues to Kinks: 1. Growing up in the '60s with FM radio. 2. Checking out Kinks Kronikles from the public library. 3. Rooming with a huge Kinks fan and musician in his own right.
	10:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo AndrouB.
	10:27pm Dean: And by "huge" I mean both that he was a big guy and a devoted fan. And a stellar musician. He auditioned for Sparks at the time. Didn't make the cut, but still, that good.
	10:27pm Mr Fab: Julie! This show has become the soundtrack to my Sunday grocery shopping: headphones on to blot out the muzak.
	10:27pm Julie: how can you not love The Kinks?
	10:27pm Julie: @MrFab ha! Happy to help!
	10:28pm Mr Fab: Someone should start a band called Amon Düül III.
	10:28pm Aitch: No idea about the Hoodoos. Saw them live a lot in the 80s though, really good.
	10:28pm Dean: Uhm, https://www.discogs.com/artist/7534600-Amon-Duul-III
	10:29pm Scott67: Androu, I'm not sure mate. I know they were gigging here recently. But I last saw their show 20 years ago. Good luck mate! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	10:29pm Julie: How about Amon Duul 2 and a half
	10:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Headphones to the Market. Gawdam right.
	10:30pm Dean: Ladies and gentlemen, please put your hands together for Amon Düül Six of One Half a Dozen of Another!
	10:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or Hank the IVth. Get ahead of this thing...
	10:31pm Rich in Washington: Greetings!
	10:31pm Bri: Same Mr. Fab! Always try to have headphones on when I go grocery shopping
	10:31pm Aitch: Hey Rich
	10:31pm Bri: Hey Rich!
	10:32pm Dean: Goth started in the twelfth century.
	10:32pm Androu B.: Good Evening, Mr. Fab! An honor to have you here! Saw you over on The Drop-In chats while I was listening in.
	10:32pm Bri: Wow Dean, you know quite the people, cool!
	10:33pm Scobot: Hiya, Julie!
	10:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think the Goths occupied NorthEast Europe even earlier ...big on Cathedrals @ some point ? ...I'm no expert here...
	10:34pm Bri: Hey Scobot! Long time no see!
	10:35pm Dean: Well, Bri, I grew up and hung out with people far more ambitious and talented than myself. On a daily basis I am grateful for that circumstance. Indeed, RRN63, big on cathedrals.
	10:35pm Julie: Hi Rich! Hi Bri! Hi Scobot!
	10:35pm Bri: I feel that Dean
	10:35pm Bri: Hey Julie!
	10:35pm Rich in Washington: Cooking up some Indian food and waiting for ironybread, who's about to land at my hacienda at any moment.
	10:36pm Julie: And Mariska Veres is definitely a gothmama
	10:36pm Androu B.: Hi, Rich! Last Friday's CL show was completely off the hook! (Par for the course, in your case.)
	10:36pm Julie: irony bread??
	10:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Things got distinctly Witchy after 1967... Rawk is Blooz's afterbirth - & Blooz comes from Vodoun. Yup - a feature not a bug...
	10:38pm Julie: @Rev thanks for pointing out that I still exist on WFMU {somewhere}
	10:39pm Julie: I wasn't around then, were all the little satanic touches scandalous? I keep encountering albums with masses on them
	10:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I like to think I exist on FMU somewhere ...but I can't quite prove it...
	10:40pm Scobot: Hello, Bri! Can’t resist any show that Julie’s curating. Impeccable selections!
	10:40pm Dean: Hell, I collect albums with masses. Tallis, Byrd, Vaughan Williams, Penderecki...
	10:41pm Julie: awww thanks Scobot. @dean of the satanic variety?
	10:41pm Bri: Right?! I love Julie!
	10:41pm Julie: awww thanks Bri!
	10:42pm Dean: I'm fascinated by orthodox liturgy, so no, I suppose. Still, nobody should deprive herself of Byrd's Mass for Five Voices.
	10:44pm Bri: Of course Julie!
	10:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1950s Rawk'n'Roll was largely perceived thru the lens of Juvenile Delinquency obviously ...sometimes justifiably. TheStones job description was BadBoy - 'Paint It Black' was a distinct marker here ...a few years after 'Baby's In Black' (nudge nudge)... The Stones had to figure out the hard way they worshipped Pan - not Mephistopheles, as I see it... Well there's 'Night On Bald Mountain' & Paganini was perceived as infernal ...always Apollo vs. Dionysus in the Musics...
	10:44pm Dean: Medieval and Renaissance vocal/choral sacred/secular music is not well represented at WFMU. I am hopeful that one day it will command more attention and that, accordingly, listener contributions will skyrocket!
	10:46pm Julie: would early Miranda Sex Garden/Medieval Babes fall into that category?
	10:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Vocal Fry features occasional 'Eerie Polyphony'...
	10:47pm Dean: Not even close. Trust me.
	10:47pm Dean: Medieval Babes...m-a-y-b-e...?
	10:48pm Julie: @dean give me a starting point please so i can investigate
	10:48pm Scobot: Hilarious, Julie!
	10:48pm Bri: Ooh Can!! Yay
	10:48pm Julie: I studied classical voice in college so I probably sang that kinda stuff
	10:48pm MHLee: Oh I almost forgot this
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...there was the Chants CD in the Charts once...
	10:49pm Julie: hiya MHLee!
	10:49pm Julie: yes that gregorian chants with a beat thing
	10:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...what was that act we called 'Chants & Pants' @ the time ...it was huge...
	10:50pm MHLee: There are at least two pysch gregorian chant albums from the 60s I recall
	10:50pm Bri: Enigma
	10:50pm MHLee: There's the one from the electric prunes
	10:50pm Julie: @MHLee oooh now you have my attention
	10:51pm Dean: Start (and, to my ear, even end) with Sequentia: https://www.discogs.com/artist/797729-sequentia-2 Their albums are utterly sublime, but if I had to recommend one, I'd go for Aquitania, and more precisely the closing track, "Plebs Domini," which is to my ear transcendent. Their series of Hildegard recordings is nearly perfect.
	10:51pm Bri: Yes!!! That sounds great MHLee
	10:51pm Julie: Mass in F minor?
	10:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Enigma - TY !
	10:51pm Bri: Of course!!
	10:51pm MHLee: Yeah, most of the band is not one it as it was two complicated!
	10:52pm Julie: @dean thanks dean will check them out!
	10:52pm MHLee: There's another one that I think is actually a priest dubbed over that album... trying to recall that one's name.
	10:53pm Dean: After you've done so, I'll tell you about the evening we hung out with them at Mount Saint Mary's College in Los Angeles following a performance of Hildegard's Ordo Virtutum.
	10:54pm MHLee: I have a three-hour jesus music show somewhere.
	10:54pm Scobot: Everything is in its place. Donovan!
	10:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...my understanding is the historical shift from Monophony to Polyphony was major there... I love about anything droney & trancey - but the Catholic associations sometimes are inhibiting for me. Tho I wasn't raised in that tyranny specifically... George Harrison thot so too & did one of Hindu Chants ...much 'earthier' lead voices & not a Hit. I like it... Dean - must be phenomenal Live. Imagine singing them...
	10:57pm MHLee: I believe the Fugs also mess with some Gregorian inspired chants and Krishna chants on some release
	10:58pm Julie: Donovan can get a bit chant-y
	10:59pm Scobot: That’s the 10% of his catalog I ignore.
	11:00pm MHLee: The best Jesus Rock albums in my opinion are D.R. Hooker's the Truth, The Gospel According to Zeus (VERY WEIRD NAME for Jesus Freaks), and Out of Darkness - S/T
	11:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: No surprise - in as deep as TheBeatles & in India with them.
	11:00pm Julie: he likes the way certain singing styles can affect the listener
	11:01pm Julie: really, Zeus! That is strange
	11:01pm MHLee: The last two are hard rock. The first almost blue cheer and the second and the second has a very hendrix sound
	11:01pm Bri: Zeus! What a cool Jesus rock album name lol
	11:01pm Bri: Woah
	11:02pm MHLee: A song called The Sorcerer Of Isis (Ritual Of The Mole) is on the Zeus album... it's a bizarre album with Jesus kinda hidden in it
	11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jesus Zeus Dionysus Osiris - Christ Krishna ...it's almost like they're related words...
	11:05pm Bri: It is!
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tho the stories are much the same. Oh wait. Yes they are.
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *aren't ...are
	11:06pm MHLee: Campbell sees fit to compare them in his hero cycle work.
	11:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Only 1967 here !
	11:07pm Julie: DJ GG did a whole Roy show, I haven't listened to it yet
	11:07pm Bri: It was great Julie
	11:07pm MHLee: I caught it
	11:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Major pushback now on Joe's 'MonoMyth'. Okay but it is a small world.
	11:08pm Julie: wow Shel Talmy produced THIS?
	11:08pm Dean: Note that I mentioned that even secular music is not well represented here. The series of performances of Carmina Burana (no, not Orff) by Clemencic Consort include lots of bawdy drinking songs sprinkled among the sacred ones.
	11:10pm Androu B.: Dean, you might be surprised to know that there's a group that getting plenty of attention on YouTube for something rather unique. They're called Gregorian. So you tell from the name that they are dedicated to keeping that particular genre of music alive. The twist is that they perform contemporary tunes in that style. This seems to be their official YT account: https://www.youtube.com/c/DieSoundMelodie
	11:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: M'kay : wfmu.org... ...& MickeyMost & Donovan got on fine I guess ! Tho maybe that's less surprising stylistically... Some interesting opinions about Talmy...
	11:11pm MHLee: @RevRabbit even if his sources are selected to fit the comparison, the motifs in the stories he selected is the same which makes it quiet useful for literacy analysis at the least
	11:11pm MHLee: This is an album that was meant to be huge and wasn't
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MHLee - an interesting category ! ...I think Campbell brought Jung home a bit more in a somewhat later time ...& now it's time to bring the thing further up still I suppose.
	11:13pm Julie: yeah not exactly a household name ye olde blossom toes
	11:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I know the name - but not the sound !
	11:14pm Bri: Love Blossom Toes!
	11:14pm MHLee: I'm fascinated with try to be SGT Peppers
	11:15pm Julie: how could you not be?
	11:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that sounded yer typical Post-Who Mod (which I favor of course) - reaching for Psych in the next phase... Freakbeat maybe...
	11:16pm Julie: and it all goes back again to The Kinks Face to Face
	11:17pm MHLee: The other album that comes to mind for me with We are ever so clean is Paper Garden ST... both were on a comp I had
	11:18pm Scobot: I had to look up this band and I swear that Donald Fagen was involved. It seems like a precursor to Steely Dan.
	11:19pm Dean: Thank you, Androu B., but that genre needs no special support. The music has been flowing freely for ages. Recordings appear with regularity. Father J.F. Weber maintains a discography of chant recordings and reports on his work in Fanfare magazine, to which I subscribe.
	11:19pm Bri: What comp were they on? I’m on a comp collecting binge right now
	11:23pm MHLee: Pepperisms Around The Globe I believe
	11:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (Virtually no one Produced any Beatles besides George Martin - except 'Let It Be' 'Reproduced' by Spector...)
	11:26pm Dean: I, for one, think Spector got it exactly right on Let It Be. Same for All Things Must Pass.
	11:26pm Dean: I, for one, think Spector got it exactly right on Let It Be. Same for All Things Must Pass.
	11:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1st album 'Jefferson Airplane Takes Off' has Signe. 'Come Up The Years' on that...
	11:27pm Dean: Sorry for the dupe. Let's just say I'm emphatic.
	11:27pm MHLee: Unpopular opinion, but I love his Cohen album
	11:27pm Julie: ooh I would like to hear french sgt pepper
	11:28pm David Shortell: Signe Anderson strangely died the same day as fellow JA founder Paul Kantner. Both were age 74.
	11:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah think we had that convo already. Spector did a great job of what he was asked to do. Some trax better with that than others imho...
	11:29pm Julie: Let It Be is the album I know least, I'm not sure if it's because of the production or if I just got too wrapped up in Abbey Road
	11:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DavidS - right ?!
	11:29pm Julie: Hi David! Yes I remember that, was very odd.
	11:29pm MHLee: BTW I am subbing in for Don-O this week. I'm playing all tracks we've got music for but the internet has not identified. I've got three songs definitely from the 60s plus one track that has been resolved from the 60s after years of being assigned to a different band
	11:30pm Julie: ooh fun!
	11:30pm MHLee: Laibach does a martial industrial track by track cover of Let it Be except the title track
	11:31pm Dean: I have more Beatles bootleg LPs than genuine albums.
	11:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Let It Be' - first album I got of my own with the wrap still on it kinda thing. Goes pretty deep ! They could write songs - that was not a problem...
	11:31pm MHLee: I think I, Me, Mine is the best track on it.
	11:31pm Julie: I saw Laibach live! in the 90s sometime
	11:32pm Julie: @dean any sign of the elusive 25 minute Helter Skelter?
	11:32pm MHLee: @Dean, oh you'll love to know that "As the Candle Burns" has been traced down in orign.
	11:32pm MHLee: Spoilers
	11:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MHLee - very interesting ! Podcast out of New Zealand - 'Retrospect 60s Garage Punk Show' - outstanding - sometimes he has acetates - no data whatsoever. The real deal !
	11:34pm David Shortell: Were Dave Clark Five records still selling well by 1970?
	11:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...ok - Blossom Toes has the last track on Nuggets II : 'When the Alarm Clock Rings' ...so I know that already.
	11:35pm Dean: No, nothing especially obscure. But when I unloaded my Beatles LPs I retained the bootlegs. After decades of listening to the official releases I have found the bootlegs more interesting. Gentle Giant has finally gained its due! Such a massively important band in terms of composition, delivery, virtuosity.
	11:36pm Julie: @David seems to be their last
	11:36pm MHLee: I have so many "Nuggets". My favorite are the foreign ones.
	11:37pm PaulRobeson1922: Sounding good
	11:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Absolutely love when FMU plays things I've only read about.
	11:37pm Julie: I think I have the "offwhite" album... that might be it. hiya PR1922 thank you!!
	11:39pm MHLee: I've got a pretty good collection of private press rock albums from the 60s from internet collections. I don't have the show to play them here and can't pick up another (I do 5-8 hours of radio a week!) but I certainly have the music for anything
	11:39pm Androu B.: Hi there, PR1922! 👋
	11:39pm MHLee: Persian Rolling Stones Cover Band - Check!
	11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MHLee - they kinda jumped the gun with Nuggets II being Britain - & Beyond. Nuggets I was so conspicuously USA GaragePsych - so you see their intent. But Global Garage has opened up to our view to reveal - well - a whole World. Could easily be a Box for each Region.
	11:39pm PaulRobeson1922: Hiya!
	11:40pm Julie: there's also one called..is it Pebbles?
	11:41pm Julie: and of course I'm a big fan of the girls in the garage collections
	11:41pm MHLee: There are a lot of pebbles. I own all the Pebbles by region except Volume 4, Africa Part II
	11:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh def Pebbles. The more indy underground answer to Nuggets - not long after @ all.
	11:42pm MHLee: Oh and 14 apparently
	11:43pm Julie: I don't know you could've released an album called Buttocks in the UK or USA
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a phat Pebbles box to rival the Nuggets ones wouldn't hurt my feelings ...I mean I'm no Collector - so I just sit back & watch this all happen in astonishment...
	11:43pm PaulRobeson1922: @David Shortell @11:28: “…fate, if I'm not wrong”
	11:44pm MHLee: I collect in digital. Not sure for who
	11:45pm Julie: I still love records
	11:45pm David Shortell: Do I infer correctly from your comments that you're unfamiliar with the Electric Prunes' "Mass in F Minor", Julie? You probably heard "Kyrie Eleison" in the "Easy Rider" scene where Wyatt and Billy arrive at Madame Tinkertoy's House of Blue Lights.
	11:45pm Julie: getting priced out of them these days both old AND vintage.
	11:46pm Julie: David, probably so
	11:46pm MHLee: I keep a large number but I mostly use them as conversation pieces because I'm obsessed with keeping them in good condition
	11:47pm Julie: You can't beat the size of the art
	11:47pm MHLee: I play all my reissues though
	11:48pm Julie: Elton released a nice 10" version of this a couple years back
	11:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This is a Beatle Collector : www.youtube.com...
	11:49pm MHLee: What about the guy that only collects White Albums, the more distressed the better?
	11:50pm PaulRobeson1922: Red car parked in the sunset For Sale sign on the door If I could afford that baby I wouldn't have to walk no more No more! Red car, gleam in the sunset You're my fate if I'm not wrong If you run as fine as you look Where could we not be, by dawn?
	11:50pm Julie: @MHLee somehow I "get" it. I feel like there has to be a name for someone who collects many of what is basically the same thing
	11:50pm MHLee: thevinylfactory.com...
	11:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh yeah the White Album shop - that's a Statement. Judy in like Joan I thot...
	11:51pm MHLee: You can listen to a 100 of them at once in the link
	11:52pm MHLee: female loner folk hits particularly hard for some reason
	11:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PaulR - I like it ! ...forget yer Red Wheelborrows...
	11:54pm MHLee: Julie, have you ever heard the Moonstone S/T?
	11:55pm Julie: I have not
	11:55pm David Shortell: Jake Holmes' name comes up when people speak of what thieves Led Zeppelin were.
	11:56pm Scott67: Thanks Julie, always a joy spending time with you mate! 🍻😎🤙💨🌻🦜
	11:56pm PaulRobeson1922: @Rev Rabbit: That beatles guy is good! I listened to his commentary on the 1st release of Revolver. Can’t recall which track was mixed different but that guy is good
	11:56pm Julie: thanks so much everyone!! see ya Tuesday on drummer, if not then here next week! (or both!)
	11:57pm Julie: there are different revolvers? Do I wanna go down this rabbit hole
	11:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PaulR yeah. He's down to the technical aspects of releases like nobody else - & not a weird attitude about it. ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	11:58pm MHLee: @David as it should! @Julie deep somewhat dark folk who people thought was from Alaska. it's been rereleased some you can find it on Amazon. Quite pretty and up this show's alley.
	11:58pm Scobot: What a wonderful interpretation of a ubiquitous tune.
	11:58pm Julie: @scobot yay I picked a good one!
	11:58pm MHLee: Thanks Julie!
	11:59pm Scobot: You NEVER disappoint!
	11:59pm Androu B.: Thank you, Julie! See & hear you Tuesday!
	12:00am PaulRobeson1922: Thank you, Julie! : )
	12:02am Julie: thank you!!

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from August 28, 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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August 28, 2022: Watering Your Mind

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Colleen Corby, 1968

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Delia Derbyshire	Doctor Who (Opening Title Theme, 1970)					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Gale Garnett & the Gentle Reign	Water Your Mind	Sausalito Heliport	Columbia	1969		0:00:48 (Pop-up)
Amon Düül II	Rattlesnakeplumcake	Yeti	Liberty	1970		0:05:58 (Pop-up)
Ten Wheel Drive with Genya Raven	Ain't Gonna Happen	Construction #1	Polydor	1969		0:09:14 (Pop-up)
The Aggregation	Looking For The Tour Guide	Mind Odyssey	LHI Records	1969		0:14:45 (Pop-up)
Mojo	Beside Me "Beside Me" by "Mojo"	Mojo Magic	GRT	1969		0:17:06 (Pop-up)
The Wizards from Kansas	She Rides With Witches	The Wizards From Kansas	Mercury	1970		0:20:15 (Pop-up)
Shocking Blue	Daemon Lover "Daemon Lover" by "Shocking Blue"	Scorpio's Dance	Pink Elephant	1970		0:23:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Vincent Bell	I Will Wait For You (instrumental)					0:30:18 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	Milk Train "Milk Train" by "Jefferson Airplane"	Long John Silver	Grunt	1972		0:34:53 (Pop-up)
Oriental Sunshine	Unless "Unless" by "Oriental Sunshine"	Dedicated To The Bird We Love	Philips	1970		0:38:06 (Pop-up)
Linda Cohen	Dust "Dust" by "Linda Cohen"	Leda	Poppy	1972		0:41:10 (Pop-up)
Can	Quantum Physics "Quantum Physics" by "Can"	Soon Over Babaluma	United Artists Records	1974		0:44:02 (Pop-up)
Donovan	I Like You "I Like You" by "Donovan"	Cosmic Wheels	Epic	1973		0:52:24 (Pop-up)
Eclection	Another Time Another Place	Eclection	Elektra	1968		0:57:37 (Pop-up)
Roy Harper	Come Out Fighting Ghengis Smith	Come Out Fighting Genghis Smith	CBS	1967		1:02:12 (Pop-up)
Blossom Toes	I Will Bring You This And That	We Are Ever So Clean	Marmalade	1967		1:11:07 (Pop-up)
Tripsichord Music Box	Fly Baby "Fly Baby" by "Tripsichord Music Box"	Tripsichord	Janus Records	1970		1:13:51 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Richard Hayman	The Look of Love [Instrumental]					1:27:50 (Pop-up)
Karine	Un Autre Autoroute "Un Autre Autoroute" by "Karine"	Une Autre Autoroute 7"	Disques Vogue	1966	Karin Stigmark	1:27:12 (Pop-up)
The Dave Clark Five	It Ain't What You Do	If Somebody Loves You	Columbia	1970		1:31:00 (Pop-up)
Gentle Giant	Alucard "Alucard" by "Gentle Giant"	Gentle Giant	Vertigo	1970		1:34:03 (Pop-up)
Charlies	Smoggy Story "Smoggy Story" by "Charlies"	Buttocks	Love Records	1970		1:40:04 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Come Down in Time (Piano Demo)	Tumbleweed Connection (Deluxe)	Mercury	2008		1:46:05 (Pop-up)
Judy Collins	In The Heat of the Summer	Judy Collins' Fifth Album	Elektra	1965		1:49:14 (Pop-up)
Jake Holmes	Did You Know "Did You Know" by "Jake Holmes"	The Above Ground Sound Of Jake Holmes	Tower	1967		1:52:33 (Pop-up)
The Hubbels	You Keep Me Hangin' On	Introducing The Hubbels	Audio Fidelity	1969		1:55:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Electric Concept Orchestra	Atlantis (instrumental)					1:58:22 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:57pm Aitch: Hey Julie tallymon
	9:58pm Julie: heya Aitch!
	10:00pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Mixed Fruit!🍌 🌏⛈️🌩️⛈️🍻😎🤙🌻🦜
	10:01pm Julie: hiya Scott!
	10:03pm Androu B.: Good Evening, Julie! We meet again, Scottso! 👊😎🍻 Likewise to you, Aitch!
	10:03pm Julie: hiya Androu!
	10:04pm Scott67: G'day Androu! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	10:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and banana heads. I think Sara A on the main stream is also playing Amon Düü just now.
	10:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: They took an "L" from Michele and from my comment. :-(
	10:09pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	10:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Evening ! ZoeW opened the Perfumed Garden gates back up Friday : wfmu.org... - you kinda bookend the Weekend I guess !
	10:10pm Dean: You know what pisses me off about this show and so many others on WFMU? I have a bazillion records to hear for the first time and I get waylaid by stuff like Amon Düül II. And I don't even like Amon Düül II!
	10:10pm Julie: hiya Rev!
	10:11pm Julie: hiya Dean! It's not like I play a lot of them
	10:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...ah but they got JohnnyRamone in a dress w/ a scythe on the cover ...what's not to love...
	10:12pm Dean: It isn't the quantity, it's the quality.
	10:12pm Julie: hahaha johnny ramone
	10:13pm Dean: Johnny Ramone? I always figured that was the reaper that Blue Öyster Cult didn't fear.
	10:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not that there's anything wrong with that...
	10:16pm Dean: Did you see, Julie, the conversation on a show earlier today--can't remember--about a certain DJ, Julie, who featured The Kinks on her 4am (from the listener's time zone) show, and who spent quality time explaining the band and its songs?
	10:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - was Paul Bruno's.
	10:16pm Dean: Yep, thanks.
	10:17pm Julie: I did at least two full shows of the kinks at that kinda hour
	10:18pm Dean: There was talk of Davies interviews, too.
	10:20pm Julie: I interviewed Dave too as did Michael
	10:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OK yeah - you both did ! Too kewl !
	10:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Guy in SheilaB's comments once was talking about taking a songwriting course with Ray ...I'm like - you might as well tell me you met Ben Franklin...
	10:23pm Androu B.: Scottso & Aitch, I meant to bring up that I was so (belatedly) hyped over the Hoodoo Gurus reunion that apparently slipped by my radar (for obvious reasons; that was 2020, when that nasty virus was busy taking over the world). Last I heard, they were on tour at the homeland. Have any "good oil" on when they might tour the US, or have I already missed out on that? Good Evening, RevRab!
	10:24pm Dean: My avenues to Kinks: 1. Growing up in the '60s with FM radio. 2. Checking out Kinks Kronikles from the public library. 3. Rooming with a huge Kinks fan and musician in his own right.
	10:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo AndrouB.
	10:27pm Dean: And by "huge" I mean both that he was a big guy and a devoted fan. And a stellar musician. He auditioned for Sparks at the time. Didn't make the cut, but still, that good.
	10:27pm Mr Fab: Julie! This show has become the soundtrack to my Sunday grocery shopping: headphones on to blot out the muzak.
	10:27pm Julie: how can you not love The Kinks?
	10:27pm Julie: @MrFab ha! Happy to help!
	10:28pm Mr Fab: Someone should start a band called Amon Düül III.
	10:28pm Aitch: No idea about the Hoodoos. Saw them live a lot in the 80s though, really good.
	10:28pm Dean: Uhm, https://www.discogs.com/artist/7534600-Amon-Duul-III
	10:29pm Scott67: Androu, I'm not sure mate. I know they were gigging here recently. But I last saw their show 20 years ago. Good luck mate! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	10:29pm Julie: How about Amon Duul 2 and a half
	10:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Headphones to the Market. Gawdam right.
	10:30pm Dean: Ladies and gentlemen, please put your hands together for Amon Düül Six of One Half a Dozen of Another!
	10:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or Hank the IVth. Get ahead of this thing...
	10:31pm Rich in Washington: Greetings!
	10:31pm Bri: Same Mr. Fab! Always try to have headphones on when I go grocery shopping
	10:31pm Aitch: Hey Rich
	10:31pm Bri: Hey Rich!
	10:32pm Dean: Goth started in the twelfth century.
	10:32pm Androu B.: Good Evening, Mr. Fab! An honor to have you here! Saw you over on The Drop-In chats while I was listening in.
	10:32pm Bri: Wow Dean, you know quite the people, cool!
	10:33pm Scobot: Hiya, Julie!
	10:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think the Goths occupied NorthEast Europe even earlier ...big on Cathedrals @ some point ? ...I'm no expert here...
	10:34pm Bri: Hey Scobot! Long time no see!
	10:35pm Dean: Well, Bri, I grew up and hung out with people far more ambitious and talented than myself. On a daily basis I am grateful for that circumstance. Indeed, RRN63, big on cathedrals.
	10:35pm Julie: Hi Rich! Hi Bri! Hi Scobot!
	10:35pm Bri: I feel that Dean
	10:35pm Bri: Hey Julie!
	10:35pm Rich in Washington: Cooking up some Indian food and waiting for ironybread, who's about to land at my hacienda at any moment.
	10:36pm Julie: And Mariska Veres is definitely a gothmama
	10:36pm Androu B.: Hi, Rich! Last Friday's CL show was completely off the hook! (Par for the course, in your case.)
	10:36pm Julie: irony bread??
	10:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Things got distinctly Witchy after 1967... Rawk is Blooz's afterbirth - & Blooz comes from Vodoun. Yup - a feature not a bug...
	10:38pm Julie: @Rev thanks for pointing out that I still exist on WFMU {somewhere}
	10:39pm Julie: I wasn't around then, were all the little satanic touches scandalous? I keep encountering albums with masses on them
	10:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I like to think I exist on FMU somewhere ...but I can't quite prove it...
	10:40pm Scobot: Hello, Bri! Can’t resist any show that Julie’s curating. Impeccable selections!
	10:40pm Dean: Hell, I collect albums with masses. Tallis, Byrd, Vaughan Williams, Penderecki...
	10:41pm Julie: awww thanks Scobot. @dean of the satanic variety?
	10:41pm Bri: Right?! I love Julie!
	10:41pm Julie: awww thanks Bri!
	10:42pm Dean: I'm fascinated by orthodox liturgy, so no, I suppose. Still, nobody should deprive herself of Byrd's Mass for Five Voices.
	10:44pm Bri: Of course Julie!
	10:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1950s Rawk'n'Roll was largely perceived thru the lens of Juvenile Delinquency obviously ...sometimes justifiably. TheStones job description was BadBoy - 'Paint It Black' was a distinct marker here ...a few years after 'Baby's In Black' (nudge nudge)... The Stones had to figure out the hard way they worshipped Pan - not Mephistopheles, as I see it... Well there's 'Night On Bald Mountain' & Paganini was perceived as infernal ...always Apollo vs. Dionysus in the Musics...
	10:44pm Dean: Medieval and Renaissance vocal/choral sacred/secular music is not well represented at WFMU. I am hopeful that one day it will command more attention and that, accordingly, listener contributions will skyrocket!
	10:46pm Julie: would early Miranda Sex Garden/Medieval Babes fall into that category?
	10:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Vocal Fry features occasional 'Eerie Polyphony'...
	10:47pm Dean: Not even close. Trust me.
	10:47pm Dean: Medieval Babes...m-a-y-b-e...?
	10:48pm Julie: @dean give me a starting point please so i can investigate
	10:48pm Scobot: Hilarious, Julie!
	10:48pm Bri: Ooh Can!! Yay
	10:48pm Julie: I studied classical voice in college so I probably sang that kinda stuff
	10:48pm MHLee: Oh I almost forgot this
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...there was the Chants CD in the Charts once...
	10:49pm Julie: hiya MHLee!
	10:49pm Julie: yes that gregorian chants with a beat thing
	10:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...what was that act we called 'Chants & Pants' @ the time ...it was huge...
	10:50pm MHLee: There are at least two pysch gregorian chant albums from the 60s I recall
	10:50pm Bri: Enigma
	10:50pm MHLee: There's the one from the electric prunes
	10:50pm Julie: @MHLee oooh now you have my attention
	10:51pm Dean: Start (and, to my ear, even end) with Sequentia: https://www.discogs.com/artist/797729-sequentia-2 Their albums are utterly sublime, but if I had to recommend one, I'd go for Aquitania, and more precisely the closing track, "Plebs Domini," which is to my ear transcendent. Their series of Hildegard recordings is nearly perfect.
	10:51pm Bri: Yes!!! That sounds great MHLee
	10:51pm Julie: Mass in F minor?
	10:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Enigma - TY !
	10:51pm Bri: Of course!!
	10:51pm MHLee: Yeah, most of the band is not one it as it was two complicated!
	10:52pm Julie: @dean thanks dean will check them out!
	10:52pm MHLee: There's another one that I think is actually a priest dubbed over that album... trying to recall that one's name.
	10:53pm Dean: After you've done so, I'll tell you about the evening we hung out with them at Mount Saint Mary's College in Los Angeles following a performance of Hildegard's Ordo Virtutum.
	10:54pm MHLee: I have a three-hour jesus music show somewhere.
	10:54pm Scobot: Everything is in its place. Donovan!
	10:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...my understanding is the historical shift from Monophony to Polyphony was major there... I love about anything droney & trancey - but the Catholic associations sometimes are inhibiting for me. Tho I wasn't raised in that tyranny specifically... George Harrison thot so too & did one of Hindu Chants ...much 'earthier' lead voices & not a Hit. I like it... Dean - must be phenomenal Live. Imagine singing them...
	10:57pm MHLee: I believe the Fugs also mess with some Gregorian inspired chants and Krishna chants on some release
	10:58pm Julie: Donovan can get a bit chant-y
	10:59pm Scobot: That’s the 10% of his catalog I ignore.
	11:00pm MHLee: The best Jesus Rock albums in my opinion are D.R. Hooker's the Truth, The Gospel According to Zeus (VERY WEIRD NAME for Jesus Freaks), and Out of Darkness - S/T
	11:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: No surprise - in as deep as TheBeatles & in India with them.
	11:00pm Julie: he likes the way certain singing styles can affect the listener
	11:01pm Julie: really, Zeus! That is strange
	11:01pm MHLee: The last two are hard rock. The first almost blue cheer and the second and the second has a very hendrix sound
	11:01pm Bri: Zeus! What a cool Jesus rock album name lol
	11:01pm Bri: Woah
	11:02pm MHLee: A song called The Sorcerer Of Isis (Ritual Of The Mole) is on the Zeus album... it's a bizarre album with Jesus kinda hidden in it
	11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jesus Zeus Dionysus Osiris - Christ Krishna ...it's almost like they're related words...
	11:05pm Bri: It is!
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tho the stories are much the same. Oh wait. Yes they are.
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *aren't ...are
	11:06pm MHLee: Campbell sees fit to compare them in his hero cycle work.
	11:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Only 1967 here !
	11:07pm Julie: DJ GG did a whole Roy show, I haven't listened to it yet
	11:07pm Bri: It was great Julie
	11:07pm MHLee: I caught it
	11:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Major pushback now on Joe's 'MonoMyth'. Okay but it is a small world.
	11:08pm Julie: wow Shel Talmy produced THIS?
	11:08pm Dean: Note that I mentioned that even secular music is not well represented here. The series of performances of Carmina Burana (no, not Orff) by Clemencic Consort include lots of bawdy drinking songs sprinkled among the sacred ones.
	11:10pm Androu B.: Dean, you might be surprised to know that there's a group that getting plenty of attention on YouTube for something rather unique. They're called Gregorian. So you tell from the name that they are dedicated to keeping that particular genre of music alive. The twist is that they perform contemporary tunes in that style. This seems to be their official YT account: https://www.youtube.com/c/DieSoundMelodie
	11:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: M'kay : wfmu.org... ...& MickeyMost & Donovan got on fine I guess ! Tho maybe that's less surprising stylistically... Some interesting opinions about Talmy...
	11:11pm MHLee: @RevRabbit even if his sources are selected to fit the comparison, the motifs in the stories he selected is the same which makes it quiet useful for literacy analysis at the least
	11:11pm MHLee: This is an album that was meant to be huge and wasn't
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MHLee - an interesting category ! ...I think Campbell brought Jung home a bit more in a somewhat later time ...& now it's time to bring the thing further up still I suppose.
	11:13pm Julie: yeah not exactly a household name ye olde blossom toes
	11:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I know the name - but not the sound !
	11:14pm Bri: Love Blossom Toes!
	11:14pm MHLee: I'm fascinated with try to be SGT Peppers
	11:15pm Julie: how could you not be?
	11:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...that sounded yer typical Post-Who Mod (which I favor of course) - reaching for Psych in the next phase... Freakbeat maybe...
	11:16pm Julie: and it all goes back again to The Kinks Face to Face
	11:17pm MHLee: The other album that comes to mind for me with We are ever so clean is Paper Garden ST... both were on a comp I had
	11:18pm Scobot: I had to look up this band and I swear that Donald Fagen was involved. It seems like a precursor to Steely Dan.
	11:19pm Dean: Thank you, Androu B., but that genre needs no special support. The music has been flowing freely for ages. Recordings appear with regularity. Father J.F. Weber maintains a discography of chant recordings and reports on his work in Fanfare magazine, to which I subscribe.
	11:19pm Bri: What comp were they on? I’m on a comp collecting binge right now
	11:23pm MHLee: Pepperisms Around The Globe I believe
	11:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (Virtually no one Produced any Beatles besides George Martin - except 'Let It Be' 'Reproduced' by Spector...)
	11:26pm Dean: I, for one, think Spector got it exactly right on Let It Be. Same for All Things Must Pass.
	11:26pm Dean: I, for one, think Spector got it exactly right on Let It Be. Same for All Things Must Pass.
	11:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 1st album 'Jefferson Airplane Takes Off' has Signe. 'Come Up The Years' on that...
	11:27pm Dean: Sorry for the dupe. Let's just say I'm emphatic.
	11:27pm MHLee: Unpopular opinion, but I love his Cohen album
	11:27pm Julie: ooh I would like to hear french sgt pepper
	11:28pm David Shortell: Signe Anderson strangely died the same day as fellow JA founder Paul Kantner. Both were age 74.
	11:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah think we had that convo already. Spector did a great job of what he was asked to do. Some trax better with that than others imho...
	11:29pm Julie: Let It Be is the album I know least, I'm not sure if it's because of the production or if I just got too wrapped up in Abbey Road
	11:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DavidS - right ?!
	11:29pm Julie: Hi David! Yes I remember that, was very odd.
	11:29pm MHLee: BTW I am subbing in for Don-O this week. I'm playing all tracks we've got music for but the internet has not identified. I've got three songs definitely from the 60s plus one track that has been resolved from the 60s after years of being assigned to a different band
	11:30pm Julie: ooh fun!
	11:30pm MHLee: Laibach does a martial industrial track by track cover of Let it Be except the title track
	11:31pm Dean: I have more Beatles bootleg LPs than genuine albums.
	11:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Let It Be' - first album I got of my own with the wrap still on it kinda thing. Goes pretty deep ! They could write songs - that was not a problem...
	11:31pm MHLee: I think I, Me, Mine is the best track on it.
	11:31pm Julie: I saw Laibach live! in the 90s sometime
	11:32pm Julie: @dean any sign of the elusive 25 minute Helter Skelter?
	11:32pm MHLee: @Dean, oh you'll love to know that "As the Candle Burns" has been traced down in orign.
	11:32pm MHLee: Spoilers
	11:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MHLee - very interesting ! Podcast out of New Zealand - 'Retrospect 60s Garage Punk Show' - outstanding - sometimes he has acetates - no data whatsoever. The real deal !
	11:34pm David Shortell: Were Dave Clark Five records still selling well by 1970?
	11:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...ok - Blossom Toes has the last track on Nuggets II : 'When the Alarm Clock Rings' ...so I know that already.
	11:35pm Dean: No, nothing especially obscure. But when I unloaded my Beatles LPs I retained the bootlegs. After decades of listening to the official releases I have found the bootlegs more interesting. Gentle Giant has finally gained its due! Such a massively important band in terms of composition, delivery, virtuosity.
	11:36pm Julie: @David seems to be their last
	11:36pm MHLee: I have so many "Nuggets". My favorite are the foreign ones.
	11:37pm PaulRobeson1922: Sounding good
	11:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Absolutely love when FMU plays things I've only read about.
	11:37pm Julie: I think I have the "offwhite" album... that might be it. hiya PR1922 thank you!!
	11:39pm MHLee: I've got a pretty good collection of private press rock albums from the 60s from internet collections. I don't have the show to play them here and can't pick up another (I do 5-8 hours of radio a week!) but I certainly have the music for anything
	11:39pm Androu B.: Hi there, PR1922! 👋
	11:39pm MHLee: Persian Rolling Stones Cover Band - Check!
	11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MHLee - they kinda jumped the gun with Nuggets II being Britain - & Beyond. Nuggets I was so conspicuously USA GaragePsych - so you see their intent. But Global Garage has opened up to our view to reveal - well - a whole World. Could easily be a Box for each Region.
	11:39pm PaulRobeson1922: Hiya!
	11:40pm Julie: there's also one called..is it Pebbles?
	11:41pm Julie: and of course I'm a big fan of the girls in the garage collections
	11:41pm MHLee: There are a lot of pebbles. I own all the Pebbles by region except Volume 4, Africa Part II
	11:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh def Pebbles. The more indy underground answer to Nuggets - not long after @ all.
	11:42pm MHLee: Oh and 14 apparently
	11:43pm Julie: I don't know you could've released an album called Buttocks in the UK or USA
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a phat Pebbles box to rival the Nuggets ones wouldn't hurt my feelings ...I mean I'm no Collector - so I just sit back & watch this all happen in astonishment...
	11:43pm PaulRobeson1922: @David Shortell @11:28: “…fate, if I'm not wrong”
	11:44pm MHLee: I collect in digital. Not sure for who
	11:45pm Julie: I still love records
	11:45pm David Shortell: Do I infer correctly from your comments that you're unfamiliar with the Electric Prunes' "Mass in F Minor", Julie? You probably heard "Kyrie Eleison" in the "Easy Rider" scene where Wyatt and Billy arrive at Madame Tinkertoy's House of Blue Lights.
	11:45pm Julie: getting priced out of them these days both old AND vintage.
	11:46pm Julie: David, probably so
	11:46pm MHLee: I keep a large number but I mostly use them as conversation pieces because I'm obsessed with keeping them in good condition
	11:47pm Julie: You can't beat the size of the art
	11:47pm MHLee: I play all my reissues though
	11:48pm Julie: Elton released a nice 10" version of this a couple years back
	11:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This is a Beatle Collector : www.youtube.com...
	11:49pm MHLee: What about the guy that only collects White Albums, the more distressed the better?
	11:50pm PaulRobeson1922: Red car parked in the sunset For Sale sign on the door If I could afford that baby I wouldn't have to walk no more No more! Red car, gleam in the sunset You're my fate if I'm not wrong If you run as fine as you look Where could we not be, by dawn?
	11:50pm Julie: @MHLee somehow I "get" it. I feel like there has to be a name for someone who collects many of what is basically the same thing
	11:50pm MHLee: thevinylfactory.com...
	11:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh yeah the White Album shop - that's a Statement. Judy in like Joan I thot...
	11:51pm MHLee: You can listen to a 100 of them at once in the link
	11:52pm MHLee: female loner folk hits particularly hard for some reason
	11:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PaulR - I like it ! ...forget yer Red Wheelborrows...
	11:54pm MHLee: Julie, have you ever heard the Moonstone S/T?
	11:55pm Julie: I have not
	11:55pm David Shortell: Jake Holmes' name comes up when people speak of what thieves Led Zeppelin were.
	11:56pm Scott67: Thanks Julie, always a joy spending time with you mate! 🍻😎🤙💨🌻🦜
	11:56pm PaulRobeson1922: @Rev Rabbit: That beatles guy is good! I listened to his commentary on the 1st release of Revolver. Can’t recall which track was mixed different but that guy is good
	11:56pm Julie: thanks so much everyone!! see ya Tuesday on drummer, if not then here next week! (or both!)
	11:57pm Julie: there are different revolvers? Do I wanna go down this rabbit hole
	11:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PaulR yeah. He's down to the technical aspects of releases like nobody else - & not a weird attitude about it. ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	11:58pm MHLee: @David as it should! @Julie deep somewhat dark folk who people thought was from Alaska. it's been rereleased some you can find it on Amazon. Quite pretty and up this show's alley.
	11:58pm Scobot: What a wonderful interpretation of a ubiquitous tune.
	11:58pm Julie: @scobot yay I picked a good one!
	11:58pm MHLee: Thanks Julie!
	11:59pm Scobot: You NEVER disappoint!
	11:59pm Androu B.: Thank you, Julie! See & hear you Tuesday!
	12:00am PaulRobeson1922: Thank you, Julie! : )
	12:02am Julie: thank you!!

Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from August 28, 2022

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