WFMU: Eclectical Banana with Julie: Playlist from September 4, 2022

Listener comments!
	9:58pm MHLee: hi julie
	9:59pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Banananappers!🍌 🍻🌏☀️📻🎶🍻😎🤙💨🍺🌻🦜
	9:59pm Julie: heya MHLee & Scott!
	10:00pm Scott67: Comin in hot with the Doc!
	10:02pm Mr Fab: Get groovy with Julie! (That almost rhymes..)
	10:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - & Jean Shrimpton is her sister...
	10:02pm Julie: hiya Mr Fab! Is it grocery time?
	10:03pm Julie: hiya Rev! Yep Jean's baby sis, who dated Mick
	10:05pm Mr Fab: Haha, Julie, I was just thinking that. Yup, time to don the headphones and gather this week’s foodstuffs. (I like calling groceries “foodstuffs.”)
	10:06pm Scott67: Comestibles is a fave of mine Fab.
	10:06pm Julie: food to stuff in mouth.
	10:06pm Mr Fab: Well who DIDN'T date Mick? Heck, I might have. Everyone gets a turn.
	10:07pm Androu B.: Good Evening, Julie, RevRab 🐰💣♏, Mr. Fab! G'Day, Scottso! 👊🍻😎🎶
	10:08pm Julie: hiya Androu!
	10:08pm Scott67: I'm gunna havta do a Beer Run at some stage too. Tunes will be taken on the trip! 🍻😎🤙🎧
	10:09pm Scott67: G'day Androu! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	10:09pm David Shortell: Jean Shrimpton acted in "Privilege" (1967), which I've never seen. She turns 80 in November.
	10:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♏︎Scorpio, Year of Water 🐎Horse Jean Rosemary Shrimpton born 7 November 1942 ⦿Sun in ♋︎Cancer, Year of Wood 🐓Rooster Christine Margaret Shrimpton born 15 July 1945 ...erright ...quiz later...
	10:09pm MHLee: I thought this was a West Coast Pop Art blah blah blah song? Did these guys cover them or is the WCPAEB the cover?
	10:10pm Julie: The southwest one was the cover.
	10:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Now that's an album cover.
	10:10pm Julie: Hi David! I think Karen Gillan looks more like Chrissy than she does Jean (who she played in a movie)
	10:13pm MHLee: Did the West Coast one sell? I also thought they were obscure but have encountered a couple of covers of them now.
	10:15pm David Shortell: I don't know if I'd recognize Karen Gillan when she's not playing a head-shaven blue cyborg.
	10:16pm Julie: You didn't see her on Dr Who?
	10:17pm Julie: she also had a pretty dreadful american sitcom with John Cho which I watched because...her and John Cho
	10:17pm Roberto: I remembyrd
	10:17pm Julie: Roberto! You made it!!
	10:17pm Roberto: ya
	10:20pm Robm: Hello fellow listeners
	10:21pm Julie: hiya Robm!
	10:22pm Robm: Just finished episode 3 of house of the dragon
	10:22pm Androu B.: Hi, Robm!
	10:23pm Julie: how is it?
	10:23pm Robm: But here for the duration
	10:23pm Robm: Pretty good lots of sneaky stuff in it
	10:29pm David Shortell: The only Dr. Who episodes I’ve seen are the ones Neil Gaiman wrote and the 1972 serial “Day of the Daleks”, which John Byrne admits he subconsciously plagiarized when he plotted “Days of Future Past” and “Mind Out of Time” in 1980.
	10:30pm Julie: ah well she was one of his companions...when matt smith was the doctor. which brings us back to house of dragon. ITS ALL CONNECTED
	10:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seen two diametrically opposite reviews of 'Rings of Power'. Probly same as the movies, then... Read it's the most expensive TV ever (!)...
	10:31pm Robm: Hey androu b @david never thought john byrne was great shakes in the comic book world
	10:32pm chris in the redwoods: Hi, Julie and everyone! From the heat dome but making guacamole and listening live!
	10:33pm Robm: @Julie thought karen was a great companion and she and Arthur left the show it broke my heart
	10:34pm MHLee: I really enjoy this show. The dark side of the 60s was probably my first passion
	10:34pm MHLee: You are correct, Hungarian surname is first
	10:39pm Julie: hi Chris! @Robm those last scenes broke my heart.. I didn't even watch the rest of the Matt ones
	10:39pm Julie: thanks MHLee!
	10:41pm Robm: @Julie when karen was reading that final note to the doctor she was trying not to cry
	10:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Matt Smith bugs a little bit ...but he can sure act. Some range there.
	10:42pm Julie: I really enjoyed him as Mapplethorpe
	10:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the Doctor got all poignant @ some point ...used to think of him as Harpo Marx Xs Sherlock Holmes...
	10:43pm MHLee: I'm a tennant fan myself, but also he was my first doctor
	10:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...probly actually started grimmer in 1963 - but I had no idea about that - picked up basically with Baker & some Pertwee...
	10:44pm MHLee: Capaldi was quite good too
	10:44pm MHLee: And I was no longer able to watch after him.
	10:44pm Robm: @RRN63 loved matt in the first two seasons of the crown
	10:45pm Julie: Can we get Jodie Comer in the whoverse somehow
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tennant & Capaldi were fine. Tennant a little smooth & trendy - but quite good.
	10:45pm Robm: @MHLee did not really like jodie whittaker?
	10:47pm MHLee: @Robm No, I only saw her in two episodes. I used to watch all of the doctor who episodes when I had break from college at my parents'. Now in grad school I have no break. I am working in lab at 10:47 pm
	10:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I mean ...Tom freaking Baker was my Doctor. Sarah Jane Smith. It's another world I come from...
	10:49pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hey, Julie! Great show! Getting a chance to listen live tonight!
	10:50pm Julie: Heya SMS! Yay glad you could be here!
	10:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...as a Kaiju Godziall fan - they name the Eras after the Emperors or something - like we'd speak of Presidential Admin.s or something...
	10:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *Gourdzilla
	10:52pm Mr Fab: That “Shadow of Your Smile” is at the intersection of lounge and hippie psych. Fun for the whole family.
	10:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and fried bananas. 🍌
	10:52pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	10:52pm Androu B.: Hi, KfHP!
	10:53pm Robm: MHLee I understand RRN63 saw a couple of rhem with Tom and Elizabeth People watch school renunion whish has Elizabeth and David in it along with billie piper
	10:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: Androu, hi!
	10:54pm Robm: Hey ken glad your here
	10:54pm chris in the redwoods: That Kraftwerk track made me think of Floyd. Time!
	10:54pm David Shortell: The TARDIS may be the most popular example of the “bigger on the inside” architectural concept, but I like to cite Snoopy’s doghouse as the prototype.
	10:54pm Julie: ahhh love Billie Piper.. but from her sex worker show, never saw her on DR. isn't she married to someone ludicrous like lawrence fox
	10:55pm Julie: Jeanie's bottle?
	10:55pm Julie: did anyone get to the kraftwerk show this year? I was so sad to miss it..
	10:56pm Robm: @julie yeah about a call girl in London and I don’t know who billie was married too, but she was a damn good companion
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: JodieW seems okay - I think a Lady Doctor is a grand idea. But does she have that particular combo of wild genius & eccentricity & all this. Maybe. Robm I saw some of that... I love Billie Piper but I'm a boy so of course I do.
	10:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DavidS - def some parity there ! ...There's the Narnia closet - a flat out portal... Not that I care much for Narnia.
	10:59pm Robm: &julie yes billie was married to lawrence smith for a while
	11:00pm Julie: Fox. James Fox's kid. Known most to for making a tool of himself on social media
	11:01pm Robm: @Hulie a lot of people are tools on social media:)
	11:01pm Julie: yes but we don't make the news when we do it
	11:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Whoniverse' they call it - nice...
	11:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...neither do we get to marry BilliePiper...
	11:03pm Robm: I meant julie sorry for the misspelling And ha ha which is why i stay away from twitter
	11:03pm MHLee: In heavy rotation at WFMU is a rockabilly/guitar rock kraftwerk cover album
	11:03pm Julie: that sounds...dreadful. and very WFMU
	11:06pm Julie: Toyah claimed she was being considered for Dr. Who at one point...
	11:06pm Julie: I forget how long ago...pre Matt Smith I think
	11:07pm Mr Fab: Actually Julie, Kraftwerk translates amazing well to other arrangements. Think: Big Black’s cover of “The Model.” Works surprisingly well as a surf track, too. Their songwriting was just so strong.
	11:08pm David Shortell: Was a second Whoniverse created when Dr. Who relaunched in 2005 after its 1989 cancelation? If not, I wonder who was Who in the intervening years.
	11:08pm MHLee: I like snakefinger's the Model
	11:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think she'd Rawk it ! ...Almost certain I saw Billie earlier in this short sitcom series about a guy trying to 'marry up' with a rich girl & everything goes wrong with him ...very British. Funny but almost painful...
	11:09pm Robm: Well fellow listeners going to bed see you tomorrow julie
	11:09pm Julie: I'm not a rockabilly fan in general.
	11:09pm MHLee: This like listening to the band Forest but it's Donovan
	11:09pm MHLee: Or even Nico
	11:09pm Julie: she could STILL be Dr Who
	11:10pm Julie: oooh Forest not sure I have them!
	11:12pm Julie: goodnight Robm! I thought you were here for duration
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not Billie - was Sarah Alexander. Some similarity ...nevermind !
	11:13pm MHLee: Forest is sometimes written off as an ISB clone but they are doing their own thing
	11:13pm Julie: I will definitely check them out, thanks!
	11:13pm Dean: Not a rockabilly fan. I get it, but Gene Vincent. Sweet Gene Vincent.
	11:14pm Aitch: hello Julie and crew
	11:14pm Julie: hiya Dean! Hi Aitch! oh man who's the other one..Eddie Cochran?
	11:14pm Mr Fab: Hey Dean, yeah just got a big ol Gene Vincent comp. Doing a deep dive.
	11:15pm Julie: I just don't really dig the 50s thing unless Suzi is doing it. All the Elvis I play is from the 60s. I did like the stray cats as a kid
	11:15pm MHLee: I really really like the song Mound of Clay by Charlie Feathers... think it's a Mac Wiseman cover.
	11:15pm Dean: The other "one"! There are tons of rockabilly bands. My stupid band opened for Levi & the Rockats at the Masque. They weren't half bad, and we weren't half good.
	11:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like most of the RawkaRollaz. Yerknow. It's kind of a Religion.
	11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Julie - I thot of another sort of ProtoGoth thing. John Entwistle's songwriting ! :D
	11:17pm MHLee: The vocals begin very suddenly on this don't they?
	11:17pm chris in the redwoods: Oh yes!
	11:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tripping takes a while...
	11:18pm Julie: I couldn't tell you what Ent wrote
	11:18pm David Shortell: I wonder why Grace retained her married name after divorcing Jerry Slick. Unlike the cases of Bianca Jagger and Priscilla Presley, you couldn't say she was exploiting his celebrity.
	11:18pm Julie: because Slick is a badass name that's why
	11:18pm MHLee: I've always wondered where Screaming Lord Sutch occupies on the family tree between glam and goth
	11:20pm David Shortell: John Entwistle wrote at least 2 great songs: "Heaven and Hell" and "Whiskey Man"!
	11:20pm Julie: that's a great name for a parrot
	11:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Entwistle wrote 'Boris the Spider' of course - 'Whiskey Man', 'Doctor Doctor', 'Jeckyl & Hyde'... Oh Lord Sutch ! Absolute Horror Movie thing - a lot like Roky Erickson did later. Before about anybody but Screamin' Jay.
	11:20pm Mike Rogers: Hi Julie san!
	11:20pm Mr Fab: Entwhistle wrote “Boris The Spider,” which may not be goth, but would slot quite nicely alongside “The Monster Mash” and such.
	11:21pm Julie: hi there Mike!
	11:21pm Julie: my favorite is Melancholia
	11:21pm Mr Fab: “moondance” another lounge-meets-hippie track. Bridging the generation gap!
	11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TheDamned - def on the Entwistle Who tip.
	11:21pm Julie: wow this bass is really heavy
	11:22pm Julie: the damned LOOKED goth but they are mostly punk
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Van always pointed out he was about Jazz, not Rawk. Solo anyway ! Them were pretty Punk.
	11:22pm Julie: that band at the end of Phantom of the Paradise
	11:22pm MHLee: @Mr. Fab and then arcesia is like a bridge that crashed into the abyss
	11:22pm Julie: yeah I think the bass is def jazzy
	11:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Really it's about Astral Weeks with Van.
	11:23pm MHLee: Acresia
	11:23pm MHLee: My reissue of Reachin' is my favorite vinyl.
	11:24pm Dean: That's backwards, Julie. The Damned were punk from the get-go. Later they verged into goth territory. That first Damned album is simply one of the foundational punk records, if not the very first.
	11:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Absolutely love TheDamned 'Black Album'. Like a negative print of the TheWhoSellOut. A fair amount of AliceCooper in there too with them.
	11:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TheDamned help pioneer both Punk & PostPunk ~ Goth. Thus confusing both audiences...
	11:26pm David Shortell: I wonder if Lars Van Trier named his runaway planet after that Who song, Julie.
	11:29pm Julie: Oh yeah they were always punk. I do like the black album. But people refer to them as a goth band too often for my taste
	11:30pm Dean: I personally have issues with post-this and post-that. For example, I don't accept that there is such a thing as postmodernism. We will never escape modernism. It's what we are. Try hard, but you won't exceed it. Similarly, post-punk is at best a practical index to music. It doesn't help us characterize a distinctive style.
	11:32pm Julie: yeah I mean people are still putting out "postpunk" albums, like you can't get much more post than 40 years later
	11:33pm Dean: I keep waiting for the post-Baroque trend.
	11:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think one major Movement / Era (what have you) has the seeds of the next & it's a sort of natural progression. A thing of beauty is a joy forever ? It characterized Modernism that one had a Manifesto - & these things were a matter of life or death - your Artistic Thesis & your Style. That implied the obliteration of all the previous things. But it characterizes PostModernism that one can pastiche any Style one wishes. & mix them up. Whatever ...& no one much expects it to change the world, I'm afraid.
	11:34pm Julie: it's like they called us Gen X because they couldn't think of a name and then we got STUCK with it
	11:35pm Mxter Baba: yay, Pretty Things! Hi, Julie and folx!
	11:36pm David Shortell: Tomorrow never comes, you mean, Dean?
	11:36pm Julie: hi Mxter Baba!
	11:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think 'X' as in a cypher makes a lot of sense for us - being in the shadow of Boomers so much. Granted - I'm right on the border between them actually.
	11:36pm Dean: Pastiche of any style has always been a tactic. I don't understand why it suddenly became a thing in the '70s or '80s. Modernism thrives on pastiche.
	11:38pm Mxter Baba: Julie, getting stuck with what those before us gave us without consent is the very essence of our generation
	11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - what is the precise line between Swing & Bop for instance ? Sure - the more granular one's focus - the less the image represented by these very broad sets appears... But also maybe that broadness is the object of that exercise...
	11:39pm MHLee: I realized that on this website is where I interact with the majority of Gen X people I encounter
	11:39pm Dean: I also don't understand why we define generations. Such a meaningless exercise. None of us belongs to a generation.
	11:40pm MHLee: @RevRabbit I don't know if you can dance to bop? I think that was part of the point.
	11:40pm Julie: there were literally called the Beat-les and yet no one ever says they were "beat" music
	11:40pm Julie: but now they (the kids) refer to danceable songs as "a bop"
	11:40pm MHLee: They did call it Merseybeat
	11:40pm Mxter Baba: I've been mingling with Millennials and Gen Z folx lately and the Generation Gap is real, mannnnn
	11:40pm MHLee: Then we had Merseybeat
	11:41pm MHLee: I'm the youngest millennial if we believe generation are real
	11:41pm Julie: The Merseybeatles. That's yours now, you can have it for free.
	11:42pm Julie: people keep referring to Gen Z as millennials..no dude, millennials are like 40 now
	11:42pm MHLee: Yes, but I have to play Rap Rock so that I'm not playing Merseybeat... to keep the trend
	11:42pm Dean: I was born in '59, but I identify with Gen W. What you gonna do with that, hmmm?
	11:42pm Mxter Baba: Never trust anyone under 30
	11:43pm MHLee: Rip me
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I happen to also be into Astrology - & some of us reckoned 'generation' wasn't the right term @ all. What is an actual generation ? 30, 50, 100 years? Some of us decided to use the term 'Age Group' to be more precise. & we delineate them by the signs the slow outer planets are in ...by which I am an Xer, whereas in the population demographic I am still in Nov. 1963 in the PostWar Baby Boom in population that lasted until '64...
	11:43pm Julie: 14 or fight!
	11:43pm Dean: I only trust people who are precisely 30.
	11:43pm Bri: I agree lol
	11:43pm Julie: heya Bri!
	11:44pm Julie: ooooh what kind of keyboard is that??
	11:44pm Mxter Baba: looking up Gen W is bringing up some interesting definitions
	11:44pm Bri: Hey Julie!
	11:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In England in the early 1960s they did speak of 'Beat groups' actually.
	11:45pm chris in the redwoods: Great tunes, Julie! Digging. Thank you!
	11:45pm Julie: thanks so much Chris!
	11:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Here's an Astrologer going by slow Outer Planets in Signs fwiw : philosopherswheel.com...
	11:46pm MHLee: People have called me "the silent generation" and I guess I can see where you'd get that from my presence on WFMU
	11:47pm Bri: France Gall meets Kraftwerk!
	11:47pm Julie: haha yes!
	11:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the question is how much TheBeatles were actually riffing on the Beats - the poets who inspired the Beatniks - Kerouac & Ginsberg et al. Also a nod to Buddy Holly's Crickets.
	11:49pm Mxter Baba: Cool article, RevRab! I'm a little depressed by the notable peeps in my GenX-a
	11:49pm MHLee: I really wish to see the reality with a late career Buddy Holly
	11:50pm MHLee: Would he make a brilliant pysch album like Del Shannon?
	11:50pm Julie: I feel like he would've leaned into country
	11:51pm MHLee: Very possible. Of course, we do have the Buddy Holly worship of Bobby Fuller
	11:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Buddy being around for TheBeatles is beyond comprehension ...he died AGE TWENTY-TWO.
	11:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Mxter Baba : ...YUP.
	11:53pm chris in the redwoods: Gawd I love this track!
	11:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Who's Next seems like 1972 or even 3. When they were still ahead...
	11:54pm David Shortell: English beat poet Royston Ellis claims he suggested to that Liverpudlian band that they respell their name as a play on the word "beat". kicksbooks.com...
	11:55pm Aitch: Was listening to some isolated John Entwistle bass parts recently. Amazing playing
	11:55pm Julie: synth!
	11:55pm Andrew Waterloo: Entwistle had to anchor Keith Moon.
	11:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DavidS: Harrison gave credit in his opinion 50/50 to Lennon & Stu Sutcliffe ...I don't quite believe Royston ? Yet - he's proof they trafficked with Poets very early on.
	11:56pm Scott67: Thanks Julie, did beer run & been sittin & sippin in Spring Sunshine with Gus Dog.'s perfect company & your Show, the perfect Accompaniment. 🌏☀️📻🎶🍻😎🤙👣🐶🐾🐾🌻❤️🦜
	11:56pm Julie: it's credited as organ but sure sounds like a synth
	11:56pm Julie: yay Scott that sounds nice!
	11:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TheWho were an inside-out band. The Gittar is the Rhythm - the Drummer is the Lead...
	11:57pm Aitch: Bass Won't get Fooled. www.youtube.com...
	11:58pm Dean: The silent generation, MHLee, was my parents'. How does that fit you chronologically speaking? I really have a hard time accepting generational divisions. They seem to the most part to me to be meaningless.
	11:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Me riffing on Who'sNext : www.facebook.com...
	11:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Generations ...Generalizations. 100s of Millions of people. In different cultures all over the World.
	11:59pm Dean: I have this and a bunch of other TVZ LPs. But man, the live 2LP from Houston is unbeatable.
	12:00am Scott67: JIM!!!!🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	12:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Astrologically - the further out from the Sun the slower the planets. People born in the same few years share those. While the inner ones zip along - a different Rising Sign every two hours... & every Birth Chart unique.
	12:02am Mr Fab: Sooo much coolness, Julie, THANX!
	12:02am Dean: G'night. I so appreciate your hard work.
	12:02am Julie: thank you everyone!
	12:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	12:08am MHLee: Thanks Julie
	12:11am MHLee: @Dean, the silent generation is my grandfather. I just happen to know a lot of music from the 1900s-20s (which is properly a generation further back) but the nickname stuck. AND that knowledge is a rabbithole which began with tiny tim

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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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Chrissie Shrimpton, 1969

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Delia Derbyshire	Doctor Who (Opening Title Theme, 1970)					0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Rainy Daze	Snow and Ice and Burning Sand	That Acapulco Gold	UNI Records	1967		0:00:56 (Pop-up)
The Nanas (AKA The Sisters of Charm)	Dear Natacha	Trois Filles En Stereo	Music For Pleasure	1973		0:04:04 (Pop-up)
Southwest F.O.B.	Smell of Incense	Smell Of Incense	HIP	1968		0:06:40 (Pop-up)
The Freeborne	Inside People "Inside People" by "The Freeborne"	Peak Impressions	Monitor Records	1968		0:09:17 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Spirit In The Sky "Spirit In The Sky" by "Elton John"	Legendary Covers 69/70	Purple Pyramid	2014		0:11:54 (Pop-up)
10cc	Headline Hustler "Headline Hustler" by "10cc"	10cc	UK Records	1973		0:15:24 (Pop-up)
The Blades Of Grass	Tomorrow Is My Turn	The Blades Of Grass Are Not For Smoking	Jubilee	1967		0:18:50 (Pop-up)
Humble Pie	Stick Shift "Stick Shift" by "Humble Pie"	As Safe As Yesterday Is	Immediate	1969		0:21:23 (Pop-up)
Bergendy	The Neanderthal Man "The Neanderthal Man" by "Bergendy"	Beat Ablak	Pepita	1971		0:23:32 (Pop-up)
Koncz Zsuzsa	Kis Virág "Kis Virág" by "Koncz Zsuzsa"	Kis Virág	Pepita	1971		0:27:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Mort Garson	Easy To Be Hard (instrumental)					0:31:37 (Pop-up)
The Sorrows	Pink Purple Yellow And Red	One album The Pye A & B Sides plus more on two discs	BGO Records	2021	single from 1967	0:38:45 (Pop-up)
Lucine Michaels	Life's A Passing Season	Turning Point	Koinonia Records	1970		0:41:37 (Pop-up)
The Unspoken Word	Distant, Oh So Far	Tuesday, April 19th	Ascot Records	1968		0:45:20 (Pop-up)
Winterspring	Shadow of Your Smile	Winterspring	Damon	1970		0:47:58 (Pop-up)
Kraftwerk	Klingklang "Klingklang" by "Kraftwerk"	Kraftwerk 2	Philips	1972		0:50:52 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Tangier (2005 remaster) "Tangier (2005 remaster)" by "Donovan"	Breezes Of Patchouli - His Studio Recordings: 1966-1969	EMI	2013	originally on Hurdy Gurdy Man, 1968	1:08:36 (Pop-up)
Grace Slick & The Great Society	White Rabbit (live)	Vol.2 - Collectors Item : How It Was	Columbia	1968	recorded in 1966	1:12:20 (Pop-up)
Van Morrison	Moondance "Moondance" by "Van Morrison"	Moondance	Warner Bros	1970		1:18:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dick Hyman	Honey West "Honey West" by "Dick Hyman"					1:23:13 (Pop-up)
Folkdove	The Wind and The Rain "The Wind and The Rain" by "Folkdove"	Folkdove	Disques Iris	1975		1:28:39 (Pop-up)
The Pretty Things	Walking Through My Dreams	S.F. Sorrow	Columbia	1968		1:31:12 (Pop-up)
Underground Sunshine	Take Me, Break Me	Let There Be Light	Intrepid	1969		1:34:50 (Pop-up)
France Gall	Der Computer Nr. 3 "Der Computer Nr. 3" by "France Gall"	Computer Nr. 3 / Alle Reden Von Der Liebe	Decca	1968		1:45:34 (Pop-up)
The Kingsmen	I Guess I Was Dreaming	Nuggets Volume 8: The Northwest (V/A)	Rhino Records	1985	b-side from 1968	1:48:17 (Pop-up)
The Who	The Song Is Over "The Song Is Over" by "The Who"	Who's Next	Decca	1971		1:50:55 (Pop-up)
Townes Van Zandt	Sixteen Summers, Fifteen Falls	For the Sake Of The Song	Poppy	1969		1:57:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Electric Concept Orchestra	Atlantis (instrumental)					1:59:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:58pm MHLee: hi julie
	9:59pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Banananappers!🍌 🍻🌏☀️📻🎶🍻😎🤙💨🍺🌻🦜
	9:59pm Julie: heya MHLee & Scott!
	10:00pm Scott67: Comin in hot with the Doc!
	10:02pm Mr Fab: Get groovy with Julie! (That almost rhymes..)
	10:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - & Jean Shrimpton is her sister...
	10:02pm Julie: hiya Mr Fab! Is it grocery time?
	10:03pm Julie: hiya Rev! Yep Jean's baby sis, who dated Mick
	10:05pm Mr Fab: Haha, Julie, I was just thinking that. Yup, time to don the headphones and gather this week’s foodstuffs. (I like calling groceries “foodstuffs.”)
	10:06pm Scott67: Comestibles is a fave of mine Fab.
	10:06pm Julie: food to stuff in mouth.
	10:06pm Mr Fab: Well who DIDN'T date Mick? Heck, I might have. Everyone gets a turn.
	10:07pm Androu B.: Good Evening, Julie, RevRab 🐰💣♏, Mr. Fab! G'Day, Scottso! 👊🍻😎🎶
	10:08pm Julie: hiya Androu!
	10:08pm Scott67: I'm gunna havta do a Beer Run at some stage too. Tunes will be taken on the trip! 🍻😎🤙🎧
	10:09pm Scott67: G'day Androu! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	10:09pm David Shortell: Jean Shrimpton acted in "Privilege" (1967), which I've never seen. She turns 80 in November.
	10:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ⦿Sun in ♏︎Scorpio, Year of Water 🐎Horse Jean Rosemary Shrimpton born 7 November 1942 ⦿Sun in ♋︎Cancer, Year of Wood 🐓Rooster Christine Margaret Shrimpton born 15 July 1945 ...erright ...quiz later...
	10:09pm MHLee: I thought this was a West Coast Pop Art blah blah blah song? Did these guys cover them or is the WCPAEB the cover?
	10:10pm Julie: The southwest one was the cover.
	10:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Now that's an album cover.
	10:10pm Julie: Hi David! I think Karen Gillan looks more like Chrissy than she does Jean (who she played in a movie)
	10:13pm MHLee: Did the West Coast one sell? I also thought they were obscure but have encountered a couple of covers of them now.
	10:15pm David Shortell: I don't know if I'd recognize Karen Gillan when she's not playing a head-shaven blue cyborg.
	10:16pm Julie: You didn't see her on Dr Who?
	10:17pm Julie: she also had a pretty dreadful american sitcom with John Cho which I watched because...her and John Cho
	10:17pm Roberto: I remembyrd
	10:17pm Julie: Roberto! You made it!!
	10:17pm Roberto: ya
	10:20pm Robm: Hello fellow listeners
	10:21pm Julie: hiya Robm!
	10:22pm Robm: Just finished episode 3 of house of the dragon
	10:22pm Androu B.: Hi, Robm!
	10:23pm Julie: how is it?
	10:23pm Robm: But here for the duration
	10:23pm Robm: Pretty good lots of sneaky stuff in it
	10:29pm David Shortell: The only Dr. Who episodes I’ve seen are the ones Neil Gaiman wrote and the 1972 serial “Day of the Daleks”, which John Byrne admits he subconsciously plagiarized when he plotted “Days of Future Past” and “Mind Out of Time” in 1980.
	10:30pm Julie: ah well she was one of his companions...when matt smith was the doctor. which brings us back to house of dragon. ITS ALL CONNECTED
	10:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seen two diametrically opposite reviews of 'Rings of Power'. Probly same as the movies, then... Read it's the most expensive TV ever (!)...
	10:31pm Robm: Hey androu b @david never thought john byrne was great shakes in the comic book world
	10:32pm chris in the redwoods: Hi, Julie and everyone! From the heat dome but making guacamole and listening live!
	10:33pm Robm: @Julie thought karen was a great companion and she and Arthur left the show it broke my heart
	10:34pm MHLee: I really enjoy this show. The dark side of the 60s was probably my first passion
	10:34pm MHLee: You are correct, Hungarian surname is first
	10:39pm Julie: hi Chris! @Robm those last scenes broke my heart.. I didn't even watch the rest of the Matt ones
	10:39pm Julie: thanks MHLee!
	10:41pm Robm: @Julie when karen was reading that final note to the doctor she was trying not to cry
	10:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Matt Smith bugs a little bit ...but he can sure act. Some range there.
	10:42pm Julie: I really enjoyed him as Mapplethorpe
	10:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the Doctor got all poignant @ some point ...used to think of him as Harpo Marx Xs Sherlock Holmes...
	10:43pm MHLee: I'm a tennant fan myself, but also he was my first doctor
	10:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...probly actually started grimmer in 1963 - but I had no idea about that - picked up basically with Baker & some Pertwee...
	10:44pm MHLee: Capaldi was quite good too
	10:44pm MHLee: And I was no longer able to watch after him.
	10:44pm Robm: @RRN63 loved matt in the first two seasons of the crown
	10:45pm Julie: Can we get Jodie Comer in the whoverse somehow
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tennant & Capaldi were fine. Tennant a little smooth & trendy - but quite good.
	10:45pm Robm: @MHLee did not really like jodie whittaker?
	10:47pm MHLee: @Robm No, I only saw her in two episodes. I used to watch all of the doctor who episodes when I had break from college at my parents'. Now in grad school I have no break. I am working in lab at 10:47 pm
	10:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I mean ...Tom freaking Baker was my Doctor. Sarah Jane Smith. It's another world I come from...
	10:49pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hey, Julie! Great show! Getting a chance to listen live tonight!
	10:50pm Julie: Heya SMS! Yay glad you could be here!
	10:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...as a Kaiju Godziall fan - they name the Eras after the Emperors or something - like we'd speak of Presidential Admin.s or something...
	10:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *Gourdzilla
	10:52pm Mr Fab: That “Shadow of Your Smile” is at the intersection of lounge and hippie psych. Fun for the whole family.
	10:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Julie and fried bananas. 🍌
	10:52pm Julie: hiya Ken!
	10:52pm Androu B.: Hi, KfHP!
	10:53pm Robm: MHLee I understand RRN63 saw a couple of rhem with Tom and Elizabeth People watch school renunion whish has Elizabeth and David in it along with billie piper
	10:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: Androu, hi!
	10:54pm Robm: Hey ken glad your here
	10:54pm chris in the redwoods: That Kraftwerk track made me think of Floyd. Time!
	10:54pm David Shortell: The TARDIS may be the most popular example of the “bigger on the inside” architectural concept, but I like to cite Snoopy’s doghouse as the prototype.
	10:54pm Julie: ahhh love Billie Piper.. but from her sex worker show, never saw her on DR. isn't she married to someone ludicrous like lawrence fox
	10:55pm Julie: Jeanie's bottle?
	10:55pm Julie: did anyone get to the kraftwerk show this year? I was so sad to miss it..
	10:56pm Robm: @julie yeah about a call girl in London and I don’t know who billie was married too, but she was a damn good companion
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: JodieW seems okay - I think a Lady Doctor is a grand idea. But does she have that particular combo of wild genius & eccentricity & all this. Maybe. Robm I saw some of that... I love Billie Piper but I'm a boy so of course I do.
	10:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DavidS - def some parity there ! ...There's the Narnia closet - a flat out portal... Not that I care much for Narnia.
	10:59pm Robm: &julie yes billie was married to lawrence smith for a while
	11:00pm Julie: Fox. James Fox's kid. Known most to for making a tool of himself on social media
	11:01pm Robm: @Hulie a lot of people are tools on social media:)
	11:01pm Julie: yes but we don't make the news when we do it
	11:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Whoniverse' they call it - nice...
	11:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...neither do we get to marry BilliePiper...
	11:03pm Robm: I meant julie sorry for the misspelling And ha ha which is why i stay away from twitter
	11:03pm MHLee: In heavy rotation at WFMU is a rockabilly/guitar rock kraftwerk cover album
	11:03pm Julie: that sounds...dreadful. and very WFMU
	11:06pm Julie: Toyah claimed she was being considered for Dr. Who at one point...
	11:06pm Julie: I forget how long ago...pre Matt Smith I think
	11:07pm Mr Fab: Actually Julie, Kraftwerk translates amazing well to other arrangements. Think: Big Black’s cover of “The Model.” Works surprisingly well as a surf track, too. Their songwriting was just so strong.
	11:08pm David Shortell: Was a second Whoniverse created when Dr. Who relaunched in 2005 after its 1989 cancelation? If not, I wonder who was Who in the intervening years.
	11:08pm MHLee: I like snakefinger's the Model
	11:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think she'd Rawk it ! ...Almost certain I saw Billie earlier in this short sitcom series about a guy trying to 'marry up' with a rich girl & everything goes wrong with him ...very British. Funny but almost painful...
	11:09pm Robm: Well fellow listeners going to bed see you tomorrow julie
	11:09pm Julie: I'm not a rockabilly fan in general.
	11:09pm MHLee: This like listening to the band Forest but it's Donovan
	11:09pm MHLee: Or even Nico
	11:09pm Julie: she could STILL be Dr Who
	11:10pm Julie: oooh Forest not sure I have them!
	11:12pm Julie: goodnight Robm! I thought you were here for duration
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not Billie - was Sarah Alexander. Some similarity ...nevermind !
	11:13pm MHLee: Forest is sometimes written off as an ISB clone but they are doing their own thing
	11:13pm Julie: I will definitely check them out, thanks!
	11:13pm Dean: Not a rockabilly fan. I get it, but Gene Vincent. Sweet Gene Vincent.
	11:14pm Aitch: hello Julie and crew
	11:14pm Julie: hiya Dean! Hi Aitch! oh man who's the other one..Eddie Cochran?
	11:14pm Mr Fab: Hey Dean, yeah just got a big ol Gene Vincent comp. Doing a deep dive.
	11:15pm Julie: I just don't really dig the 50s thing unless Suzi is doing it. All the Elvis I play is from the 60s. I did like the stray cats as a kid
	11:15pm MHLee: I really really like the song Mound of Clay by Charlie Feathers... think it's a Mac Wiseman cover.
	11:15pm Dean: The other "one"! There are tons of rockabilly bands. My stupid band opened for Levi & the Rockats at the Masque. They weren't half bad, and we weren't half good.
	11:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like most of the RawkaRollaz. Yerknow. It's kind of a Religion.
	11:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Julie - I thot of another sort of ProtoGoth thing. John Entwistle's songwriting ! :D
	11:17pm MHLee: The vocals begin very suddenly on this don't they?
	11:17pm chris in the redwoods: Oh yes!
	11:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tripping takes a while...
	11:18pm Julie: I couldn't tell you what Ent wrote
	11:18pm David Shortell: I wonder why Grace retained her married name after divorcing Jerry Slick. Unlike the cases of Bianca Jagger and Priscilla Presley, you couldn't say she was exploiting his celebrity.
	11:18pm Julie: because Slick is a badass name that's why
	11:18pm MHLee: I've always wondered where Screaming Lord Sutch occupies on the family tree between glam and goth
	11:20pm David Shortell: John Entwistle wrote at least 2 great songs: "Heaven and Hell" and "Whiskey Man"!
	11:20pm Julie: that's a great name for a parrot
	11:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Entwistle wrote 'Boris the Spider' of course - 'Whiskey Man', 'Doctor Doctor', 'Jeckyl & Hyde'... Oh Lord Sutch ! Absolute Horror Movie thing - a lot like Roky Erickson did later. Before about anybody but Screamin' Jay.
	11:20pm Mike Rogers: Hi Julie san!
	11:20pm Mr Fab: Entwhistle wrote “Boris The Spider,” which may not be goth, but would slot quite nicely alongside “The Monster Mash” and such.
	11:21pm Julie: hi there Mike!
	11:21pm Julie: my favorite is Melancholia
	11:21pm Mr Fab: “moondance” another lounge-meets-hippie track. Bridging the generation gap!
	11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TheDamned - def on the Entwistle Who tip.
	11:21pm Julie: wow this bass is really heavy
	11:22pm Julie: the damned LOOKED goth but they are mostly punk
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Van always pointed out he was about Jazz, not Rawk. Solo anyway ! Them were pretty Punk.
	11:22pm Julie: that band at the end of Phantom of the Paradise
	11:22pm MHLee: @Mr. Fab and then arcesia is like a bridge that crashed into the abyss
	11:22pm Julie: yeah I think the bass is def jazzy
	11:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Really it's about Astral Weeks with Van.
	11:23pm MHLee: Acresia
	11:23pm MHLee: My reissue of Reachin' is my favorite vinyl.
	11:24pm Dean: That's backwards, Julie. The Damned were punk from the get-go. Later they verged into goth territory. That first Damned album is simply one of the foundational punk records, if not the very first.
	11:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Absolutely love TheDamned 'Black Album'. Like a negative print of the TheWhoSellOut. A fair amount of AliceCooper in there too with them.
	11:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TheDamned help pioneer both Punk & PostPunk ~ Goth. Thus confusing both audiences...
	11:26pm David Shortell: I wonder if Lars Van Trier named his runaway planet after that Who song, Julie.
	11:29pm Julie: Oh yeah they were always punk. I do like the black album. But people refer to them as a goth band too often for my taste
	11:30pm Dean: I personally have issues with post-this and post-that. For example, I don't accept that there is such a thing as postmodernism. We will never escape modernism. It's what we are. Try hard, but you won't exceed it. Similarly, post-punk is at best a practical index to music. It doesn't help us characterize a distinctive style.
	11:32pm Julie: yeah I mean people are still putting out "postpunk" albums, like you can't get much more post than 40 years later
	11:33pm Dean: I keep waiting for the post-Baroque trend.
	11:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think one major Movement / Era (what have you) has the seeds of the next & it's a sort of natural progression. A thing of beauty is a joy forever ? It characterized Modernism that one had a Manifesto - & these things were a matter of life or death - your Artistic Thesis & your Style. That implied the obliteration of all the previous things. But it characterizes PostModernism that one can pastiche any Style one wishes. & mix them up. Whatever ...& no one much expects it to change the world, I'm afraid.
	11:34pm Julie: it's like they called us Gen X because they couldn't think of a name and then we got STUCK with it
	11:35pm Mxter Baba: yay, Pretty Things! Hi, Julie and folx!
	11:36pm David Shortell: Tomorrow never comes, you mean, Dean?
	11:36pm Julie: hi Mxter Baba!
	11:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think 'X' as in a cypher makes a lot of sense for us - being in the shadow of Boomers so much. Granted - I'm right on the border between them actually.
	11:36pm Dean: Pastiche of any style has always been a tactic. I don't understand why it suddenly became a thing in the '70s or '80s. Modernism thrives on pastiche.
	11:38pm Mxter Baba: Julie, getting stuck with what those before us gave us without consent is the very essence of our generation
	11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - what is the precise line between Swing & Bop for instance ? Sure - the more granular one's focus - the less the image represented by these very broad sets appears... But also maybe that broadness is the object of that exercise...
	11:39pm MHLee: I realized that on this website is where I interact with the majority of Gen X people I encounter
	11:39pm Dean: I also don't understand why we define generations. Such a meaningless exercise. None of us belongs to a generation.
	11:40pm MHLee: @RevRabbit I don't know if you can dance to bop? I think that was part of the point.
	11:40pm Julie: there were literally called the Beat-les and yet no one ever says they were "beat" music
	11:40pm Julie: but now they (the kids) refer to danceable songs as "a bop"
	11:40pm MHLee: They did call it Merseybeat
	11:40pm Mxter Baba: I've been mingling with Millennials and Gen Z folx lately and the Generation Gap is real, mannnnn
	11:40pm MHLee: Then we had Merseybeat
	11:41pm MHLee: I'm the youngest millennial if we believe generation are real
	11:41pm Julie: The Merseybeatles. That's yours now, you can have it for free.
	11:42pm Julie: people keep referring to Gen Z as millennials..no dude, millennials are like 40 now
	11:42pm MHLee: Yes, but I have to play Rap Rock so that I'm not playing Merseybeat... to keep the trend
	11:42pm Dean: I was born in '59, but I identify with Gen W. What you gonna do with that, hmmm?
	11:42pm Mxter Baba: Never trust anyone under 30
	11:43pm MHLee: Rip me
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I happen to also be into Astrology - & some of us reckoned 'generation' wasn't the right term @ all. What is an actual generation ? 30, 50, 100 years? Some of us decided to use the term 'Age Group' to be more precise. & we delineate them by the signs the slow outer planets are in ...by which I am an Xer, whereas in the population demographic I am still in Nov. 1963 in the PostWar Baby Boom in population that lasted until '64...
	11:43pm Julie: 14 or fight!
	11:43pm Dean: I only trust people who are precisely 30.
	11:43pm Bri: I agree lol
	11:43pm Julie: heya Bri!
	11:44pm Julie: ooooh what kind of keyboard is that??
	11:44pm Mxter Baba: looking up Gen W is bringing up some interesting definitions
	11:44pm Bri: Hey Julie!
	11:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In England in the early 1960s they did speak of 'Beat groups' actually.
	11:45pm chris in the redwoods: Great tunes, Julie! Digging. Thank you!
	11:45pm Julie: thanks so much Chris!
	11:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Here's an Astrologer going by slow Outer Planets in Signs fwiw : philosopherswheel.com...
	11:46pm MHLee: People have called me "the silent generation" and I guess I can see where you'd get that from my presence on WFMU
	11:47pm Bri: France Gall meets Kraftwerk!
	11:47pm Julie: haha yes!
	11:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the question is how much TheBeatles were actually riffing on the Beats - the poets who inspired the Beatniks - Kerouac & Ginsberg et al. Also a nod to Buddy Holly's Crickets.
	11:49pm Mxter Baba: Cool article, RevRab! I'm a little depressed by the notable peeps in my GenX-a
	11:49pm MHLee: I really wish to see the reality with a late career Buddy Holly
	11:50pm MHLee: Would he make a brilliant pysch album like Del Shannon?
	11:50pm Julie: I feel like he would've leaned into country
	11:51pm MHLee: Very possible. Of course, we do have the Buddy Holly worship of Bobby Fuller
	11:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Buddy being around for TheBeatles is beyond comprehension ...he died AGE TWENTY-TWO.
	11:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Mxter Baba : ...YUP.
	11:53pm chris in the redwoods: Gawd I love this track!
	11:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Who's Next seems like 1972 or even 3. When they were still ahead...
	11:54pm David Shortell: English beat poet Royston Ellis claims he suggested to that Liverpudlian band that they respell their name as a play on the word "beat". kicksbooks.com...
	11:55pm Aitch: Was listening to some isolated John Entwistle bass parts recently. Amazing playing
	11:55pm Julie: synth!
	11:55pm Andrew Waterloo: Entwistle had to anchor Keith Moon.
	11:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DavidS: Harrison gave credit in his opinion 50/50 to Lennon & Stu Sutcliffe ...I don't quite believe Royston ? Yet - he's proof they trafficked with Poets very early on.
	11:56pm Scott67: Thanks Julie, did beer run & been sittin & sippin in Spring Sunshine with Gus Dog.'s perfect company & your Show, the perfect Accompaniment. 🌏☀️📻🎶🍻😎🤙👣🐶🐾🐾🌻❤️🦜
	11:56pm Julie: it's credited as organ but sure sounds like a synth
	11:56pm Julie: yay Scott that sounds nice!
	11:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TheWho were an inside-out band. The Gittar is the Rhythm - the Drummer is the Lead...
	11:57pm Aitch: Bass Won't get Fooled. www.youtube.com...
	11:58pm Dean: The silent generation, MHLee, was my parents'. How does that fit you chronologically speaking? I really have a hard time accepting generational divisions. They seem to the most part to me to be meaningless.
	11:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Me riffing on Who'sNext : www.facebook.com...
	11:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Generations ...Generalizations. 100s of Millions of people. In different cultures all over the World.
	11:59pm Dean: I have this and a bunch of other TVZ LPs. But man, the live 2LP from Houston is unbeatable.
	12:00am Scott67: JIM!!!!🍻😎🤙💨🍺
	12:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Astrologically - the further out from the Sun the slower the planets. People born in the same few years share those. While the inner ones zip along - a different Rising Sign every two hours... & every Birth Chart unique.
	12:02am Mr Fab: Sooo much coolness, Julie, THANX!
	12:02am Dean: G'night. I so appreciate your hard work.
	12:02am Julie: thank you everyone!
	12:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie ~
	12:08am MHLee: Thanks Julie
	12:11am MHLee: @Dean, the silent generation is my grandfather. I just happen to know a lot of music from the 1900s-20s (which is properly a generation further back) but the nickname stuck. AND that knowledge is a rabbithole which began with tiny tim

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